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What you want? You want my money?
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TYPical.
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He's losing all his money.
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What day was August the 9th 1965?
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It was a Thursday.
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That's right. I know it
was because I was born then.
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You must be a genius, Mr. Wooh.
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Just a little elementary magic.
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I'm sure this boy's father
would be just as quick as I am.
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Dad's too busy with his inventions,
doesn't have time for tricks.
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I mean, sometimes he's
working in his tower all night.
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Tower?
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Professor Hayling! Oh Professor,
wake up. Hurry, Professor!
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Oh dear, the Professor's
valuable papers!
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Professor! Oh Professor.
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Jenny! What is it?
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Hurry! Somebody's trying
to break into the Tower!
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But that's not possible!
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You must have imagined it, Jenny.
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Professor, I know I heard something!
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It takes three keys to get into the tower,
even if he climbed in, which I doubt,
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they couldn't have got
out through the door.
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And if he'd climbed
down we'd have seen him.
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I didn't imagine it. I was
looking out of the window.
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Anyway, how could anyone know that
your secret papers are kept up there?
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What was that?
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Give me that torch.
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Alright, come out of there!
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Professor, Professor, be careful!
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Come out, I said.
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It's Charlie! Jenny, it must have been
Charlie you saw climbing the Tower.
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I don't mind the
circus using our field,
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but I'm now having these animals roaming
about keeping us up half the night.
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I shall call Mr. Tapper
to come and fetch him.
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Dad, I'll take Charlie back.
I know where his cage is.
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If we're up, Tapper can get up too.
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But you don't understand. He
belongs to Sam, his trainer.
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Charlie's a bit wild but
he's awfully clever and...
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I don't care what he is,
he's no business in my garden!
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Please, Charlie's escaped
before, Mr. Tapper'll be furious.
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Well that's Mr Tapper's
business, not mine.
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Please, Sam'll lose his act.
Please let me take Charlie back,
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he hasn't done any harm.
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Oh, very well. Here take this.
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You lot going swimming today?
The sea should be warm enough.
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Yes, why don't we? We could stop
by our cottage and get Timmy.
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Don't dogs have to go into quarantine?
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Don't be daft, Anne!
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Well, Timmy was in the
house with your cook,
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as well as Aunt Fanny and Uncle Quentin.
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Dogs go into quarantine for
dogs diseases, like rabies.
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Don't they Professor?
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Yes, Dick's quite right. Look
at the time, I must get to work.
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Enjoy yourselves!
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Well somebody should say something!
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Why didn't you come to our
tents last night and wake us up
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when you took Charlie back?
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Well, I thought you didn't want
to know, after I lost my temper.
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No hard feelings.
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I don't understand how
Charlie got out though.
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Neither do I.
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Gave me a fright I can tell you.
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I really thought it was someone
trying to steal father's papers.
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That'll teach you not to go blabbing
about your father's work in future.
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Especially as it's secret.
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I wasn't talking about
his work. I was only...
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Boasting, as usual!
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Leave off you two.
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George keeps going on about it!
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Well, nice to see
we're all friends again!
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I just couldn't get back to sleep
after all that business last night.
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Next time you see your friend Sam.
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You might ask him to keep
his monkey properly locked up.
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He's not a monkey, he's a chimpanzee!
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Oh well, whatever he is.
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Jenny! Jenny! Come quickly!
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Oh, now what?
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What's up?
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What a mess!
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Some of the notes for my
new invention are missing.
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How can you tell?
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They were here, in an
orange striped file.
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Luckily I was working on most
of the papers in bed last night.
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So what's left won't be
of much use to anybody.
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The only other thing missing is a little
brass clock I use as a paperweight.
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Oh! What a mess! It looks like a wild
animal has been let loose in here!
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That's probably what it was, that
blasted chimpanzee from the circus!
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Wait 'til I see that man Tapper!
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No, there's nothing here.
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I told yer I haven't seen
any papers or any clock.
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I looked Charlie in myself last night.
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Sam, I've told you time and time.
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I'm afraid this time he has to go.
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My new act is ready.
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I'm sorry, Sam. We must find the papers,
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before the Professor
decides to call the police!
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This won't look good for the circus.
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Now look what you've done.
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Morning Charlie.
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Poor Sam. What a rotten thing to happen.
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We really think, he didn't
know Charlie was free.
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Somebody has to let him out.
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What who would do a thing like that?
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If only we could find
the papers and the clock.
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They could be anywhere!
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Charlie didn't have anything
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when we found him by
the Tower last night.
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Which means he must have dumped
them somewhere near your house.
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And if we can find them.
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We could give them back,
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then maybe Mr. Tapper would
give Charlie another chance!
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There's absolutely nothing there.
We've covered every inch of our patch.
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Charlie couldn't have gone far,
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because it was only moments after
Jenny saw him climbing the Tower,
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that Dad saw him in the shrubbery.
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Oh, poor Sam, he spent all
that time training Charlie.
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Wait a minute. Supposing Sam had another
reason to teach Charlie those tricks.
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You mean so that Charlie could
break in places and steal things?
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A perfect accident.
A monkey gets out and...
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Oh no, I don't believe that!
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Charlie's not a monkey,
he's a chimpanzee.
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So what, it all fits and
Professor Hayling's work
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would be worth a lot
to the right person.
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Look, aren't you forgetting something,
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it's not Sam who is interested
in the Professor's work.
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It's Mr. Wooh.
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But Mr Wooh would be
interested in my father's work.
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He's a mathematician
as well as a memory man.
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Yes, I'd hate to have to do
all that work again from memory.
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I really can't thank
you enough, Mr Wooh.
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Chimpanzees are notorious
thieves and fiendishly clever.
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I owned one myself once. However,
it is I who should be thankful.
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That the happy accident of
finding your papers fell to me,
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thus giving me the
honour of nesting you.
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I don't know about that.
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I mean I believe that you are
no mean mathematician yourself.
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I couldn't claim to be
in the same league as you.
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But I hear you perform amazing
feats of memory and calculation.
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Ah, but your work benefits
everybody, not just yourself.
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Entertaining the public
is important work as well.
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You give lectures. The
whole world oomes to you.
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I expect you get more applause. It
must give you great satisfaction.
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It's a living, Professor.
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Would have to be Mr.
Wooh who found the papers,
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it would have been nice
to cheer Sam up a bit.
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At least we can tell Sam the
file's been found, come on!
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Let's go find the boys.
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You don't think Mr. Tapper's
given Sam the sack?
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Shouldn't think so,
Charlie's still here.
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Besides the circus opens
tomorrow, they need him.
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That's Dad's clock, the one
that he uses for a paperweight!
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But that wasn't there before,
they searched the cage.
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Which means somebody put it there.
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But who? And why?
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Maybe somebody wants to
get Sam into more trouble.
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But it wouldn't, not now
the papers have been found.
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Unless. Up to now everybody's
assumed that it was Charlie
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who broke into the tower room,
ransacked it and took that file.
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But do you know something?
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What are you getting at Julian?
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Charlie can't read!
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It would have to be a terrific
concidence that he pinches that one,
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he just takes anything.
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Which means that whoever
is framing Charlie
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must know now the file
is useless on its own.
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You think they'll try again?
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Not a chance. I bet Dad'll sleep
with his papers underneath his pillow.
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But I think I know a way to
find out who the real culprit is!
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I'm very grateful, Professor.
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I've recovered my property,
Mr. Tapper, I assure you,
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I don't intend to take
any further action.
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I'm relieved to hear that, only with
the circus opening tomorrow night,
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we can do without all the bad publicity.
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Please don't concern yourself
unnecessarily, Mr. Tapper.
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Professor, I'm very
grateful. Thank you very much.
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And you can rest assured that
chimpanzee will be kept safely under lock
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and key in future.
- I'm glad to hear it.
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Thank you very much.
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Hey Tinker, what's up with you?
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Nothing.
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It's good enough to fool anyone!
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Everybody's backstage, Mr.
Tapper's been talking to them.
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Sam and Mr. Wash'?
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Right, now you remenber
what to say, don't you?
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Course I do!
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Do vou think he'll leave anything out?
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Don't worry. Tinker'll
tell them everything.
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I say, Mr. Wooh, isn't it terrific
luck your finding Dad's missing file.
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Yeah, wasn't it just!
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I'm surprised your father
hasn't called the police anyway.
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Perhaps you think it was
a burglar and not Charlie?
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Strange that the papers were found
and not the little clock that's all.
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That doesn't matter. Dad says those
papers aren't any use on their own anyway.
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And the really important ones are
being taken to Kirrin Island for safety!
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I suppose your father is
transferring his work there,
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very wise in the circumstances.
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Only a precaution, just in case,
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anyone tries to get their hands on
his invention. Now that it's finished.
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You really shouldn't be
discussing your father's business,
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you never know who is listening.
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Oh, its okay. Kirrin Island is private
property and it would take years
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to search the castle ruins!
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Well, I don't think you ought go to
Kirrin Island on your own, George.
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It could be dangerous!
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I'll have Timmy with me!
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What about Rogers?
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Oh, I'm not scared of him.
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Anyway, it's my island, it's
my boat and I'm the best rower!
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Can't argue with that!
But remember, George,
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the minute you see who gets
those papers, you come back!
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Timmy!
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Be quiet! Timmy!
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What'a going on here?
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Only me, Mr. Rogers.
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Hey, you can't take him,
your father expressly said.
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Sorry no time to explain.
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Hey George. George, come here! George,
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I'm not taking responsibility for this!
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They're all in the village having
supper. Mr. Tapper, Mr. Wooh and Sam.
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Blast! We can't follow them all.
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We could split up.
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Listen!
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Somebody's out there.
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Uncle Quentin!
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Are you alright?
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Yes, I'm alright.
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Oh, aren't you meant
to be in quarantine?
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Cook's illness turned out
to be nothing but a virus.
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And Aunt Pan, is she here?
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I'm afraid she went down with it. I
seem to be immune. Now, where's George?
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Look, Timmy, I can't pull
the boat with you. Get out.
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Good boy, Timmy. Sit.
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Good boy, stay on guard.
On guard. Good boy, Tim.
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Get away!
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How clever of them to send
a child, who'd suspect a child
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to be carrying anything so valuable.
However they're not clever enough,
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in no time. I will have
memorised all of this.
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Sam!
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I must say I can't turn my back for
two minutes together without you lot
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getting into something.
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I refuse to be held
responsible, Professor Kirrin,
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she's wilful, that daughter of yours.
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I agree Mr. Rogers, but right
now she could be in danger and...
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00:19:32,040 --> 00:19:33,599
This is Sam's.
245
00:19:34,040 --> 00:19:36,475
Yes, he really had us fooled.
246
00:19:36,640 --> 00:19:40,315
Look, there's a boat been
pulled away from here!
247
00:19:40,480 --> 00:19:41,993
He must have gone back
to the island. Rogers,
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please go back and call the
Police! Come on, children!
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Are you alright?
250
00:19:52,000 --> 00:19:53,399
Where the heck am I?
251
00:19:55,640 --> 00:19:56,755
Kirrin Island!
252
00:19:57,160 --> 00:20:00,755
Kirrin Island? But I was
following Mr. Wooh on the beach.
253
00:20:01,400 --> 00:20:02,231
What for?
254
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I think he's a mixed up in this.
255
00:20:05,280 --> 00:20:06,679
I wanted to catch up with him for what
256
00:20:06,800 --> 00:20:08,598
they've done to me and for
making Charlie, the scapegoat.
257
00:20:11,600 --> 00:20:17,471
Don't worry, I know a way out of here
through the old well shaft! Come on!
258
00:20:33,320 --> 00:20:39,635
Oh what a night! And what a star in
the heaven of invention I'm going to be.
259
00:20:40,880 --> 00:20:44,077
When I've sold these plans,
I can develop my true genius.
260
00:20:45,080 --> 00:20:48,038
Of course the beautiful pan is,
nobody can lay a finger on us.
261
00:20:55,560 --> 00:20:56,516
They got out!
262
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Now get off, you fool!
263
00:21:06,640 --> 00:21:09,871
Stop them! We must stop them!
264
00:21:15,080 --> 00:21:17,799
Get off, all of you. Get away!
265
00:21:37,400 --> 00:21:38,356
Timmy!
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So he used his assistant.
267
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I knew it couldn't be that Mr.
Wooh I saw climbing the tower.
268
00:22:29,440 --> 00:22:31,829
Yes, everyone was
convinced it was Charlie,
269
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no one speared a thought
for Mr. Whoo's Assistant.
270
00:22:35,280 --> 00:22:37,590
And that somebody was
letting Charlie out at night.
271
00:22:38,120 --> 00:22:41,670
But why did Mr. Wooh bother to
bring back the file to the Professor?
272
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Because he realised it was incomplete
when he memorised the papers,
273
00:22:45,920 --> 00:22:48,560
so he brought them back to
keep suspicion off himself.
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00:22:48,720 --> 00:22:51,030
And he planted the
clock in Charlie's cage
275
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to keep the suspicion
strong in that direction,
276
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so that he could steal the papers later.
277
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AA bit to clever for his own good.
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I must say, he took me in completely.
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That's why we had to set the trap.
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And were nearly caught in it yourself.
281
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Well they certainly saved my bacon.
282
00:23:07,640 --> 00:23:09,233
Chimpanzee, you mean!
283
00:23:10,400 --> 00:23:11,913
Here! That's my sandwich.
284
00:23:15,560 --> 00:23:16,914
Come here!
285
00:23:23,640 --> 00:23:25,119
D'you mind if we come in?
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00:23:25,840 --> 00:23:27,069
Hello, Mr Tapper.
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00:23:31,360 --> 00:23:34,113
I reckon, I owe Charlie an
apology. And you too, Sam!
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00:23:34,760 --> 00:23:36,194
No hard feelings, eh, Charlie?
289
00:23:36,760 --> 00:23:39,593
But we'd appreciate it if you could
find time to look at our new act.
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00:23:39,720 --> 00:23:40,869
Mr. Tapper said...
291
00:23:43,720 --> 00:23:46,633
I've been watching you
rehearse for the last few days
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00:23:46,760 --> 00:23:53,359
and what was I was going to say, was:
we need a new act to replace Mr. Wooh
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when we open tomorrow night.
So if anyone has any ideas?
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