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♪♪
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[frogs croaking]
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[frogs croaking]
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Aah! Help!
Somebody help me!
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[Anne] And this bad boy
is my kitty Domino.
[meows]
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You guys would like her.
She's got fire.
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Ooh!
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Aw, she's so tiny!
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I feel huge!
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Hmm.
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I will...
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set her free!
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Please stop doing that.
[sizzling]
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[sniffs]
Ugh!
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What is that?
Did something crawl
under the house and die?
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[sniffing]
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Worse, Anne.
Much worse.
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Hop Pop is cooking!
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Brace yourself.
Brace myself for what?
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Aah!
[screaming]
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[humming]
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Mmm!
[slurping]
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What's the plan
this year, Hop Pop?
Poison the competition?
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Ooh!
The plan is to win.
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Win?
The annual
village potluck.
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Every year
we frogs gather
for a great contest.
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The family who brings
the best-tasting dish
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is showered with love
and copper coins.
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The family with
the worst-tasting dish
spends the night in...
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[thunderclap]
the shame cage!
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Brutal.
And guess which family
ends up there every year.
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[all three sigh]
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If you think I'm gonna let
my favorite froggy family
end up in a cage,
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you've got
another thing coming.
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I know I'm not
technically a Plantar,
but maybe I can help.
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[all] Mmm!
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Anne, we'd sure
appreciate it.
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So, what you making
over there, Hop Pop?
Sock gumbo?
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No, silly.
It's a traditional recipe
from my family's cookbook.
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We been using this baby
since I was a pollywog.
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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
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-I think I found
your problem, guys.
-[all gasp]
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Old things are dumb!
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[gulps]
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Oh, that makes sense.
It's all so clear now.
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But we Plantars
have always cooked
these recipes.
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What would
my great-gam-gam say?
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She'd say "Move on."
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[sighs]
She was a fierce woman.
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Look, if we're gonna
win this thing,
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we need something new,
something revolutionary,
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something no one in the swamp
has ever seen before.
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Something like...
[gasps]
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[Anne]
pizza!
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Whoa.
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I don't know what it is,
but I love it.
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Pizza is
the ultimate dish.
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You haven't lived
until you've shared one
with your friends at the mall.
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Now, now, hold on.
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Before we get carried away,
what about this
tried-and-true recipe?
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Swamp mold pot pie!
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[both chanting]
Pizza! Pizza!
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Okay, okay.
Sheesh.
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We'll win for sure
with this, Hop Pop.
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Now all
we gotta do is--
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[clears throat]
All we gotta do
is get four ingredients--
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dough, cheese,
basil, and tomatoes.
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Are you guys ready
to make our pizza dreams
a pizza reality?
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[both]
Pizza dreams!
Oh! Oh!
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Maybe we should
put pineapple on it.
Seems like a natural fit.
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[groans]
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[whispers]
Don't you dare talk about
pineapple on my pizza.
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Ever.
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Okay. Let's go get
those ingredients.
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Pizza dreams!
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[weakly]
Pizza dreams.
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Pizza dreams!
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[buzzing]
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[grunting]
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If you want the dough,
the boy has to marry
my daughter.
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Hi, Sprig.
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Ain't she adorable?
Done.
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You know, if we used
a traditional recipe,
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we wouldn't have to
sell Sprig.
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No!
That old book is old.
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Sprig's eternal happiness
is a small price to pay
for pizza.
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Agreed.
Aw, it's not so bad.
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Maybe we'll learn
to love each other.
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Aah!
I've seen your death
in my mind.
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I was kinda hoping
it'd be a surprise.
[chuckles]
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[whispers]
It will be.
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[sinister chuckle,
slowed down]
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Congratulations on your new son.
Now cough up the dough.
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Yay!
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Pleasure
doing business with ya.
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Well, looks like
we gotta go.
[chuckles] See ya.
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[Polly] I wanna be
the maid of honor!
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See you soon, hubby.
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[flies clucking like chickens]
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[all screaming]
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[roaring]
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Thanks again
for helping me out!
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I know Brutus
can be a handful.
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-[bellowing]
-What are we here for again?
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Cheese!
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[laughing]
You know,
there's a recipe in here
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that doesn't need cheese.
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No old recipes!
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Huh?
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[panting]
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[gasps]
Hey, Brutus!
Over here!
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¡Toro! ¡Toro!
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[roaring]
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[laughs]
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Oh, come on!
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Blah!
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[grunts, sighs]
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[both]
Yeah, yeah, yeah!
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[roars]
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Here you go, deary.
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A hunk of cheese
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made fresh
from the milk of those ca--
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Please don't tell me
where it comes from.
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Hey, careful
with that basil, dude.
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We had to fight off
like ten giant aphids
to get it.
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Who knew ultimate flavor
could be so painful?
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Almost lost my behind
to those things.
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This is the price
of progress, Hop Pop.
Exactly.
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And we've only got
one ingredient left.
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Tomatoes.
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According to this,
they should be up ahead.
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Still can't believe
I traded my favorite dentures
for that map.
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You know, I've never
actually tasted a tomato.
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No one in town
really sells them.
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There's a reason for that.
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They're in the
"dangerous vegetables" section.
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It suggests
we go for prunes instead.
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Can't go wrong with prunes!
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Whoa-whoa.
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"Dangerous vegetables"?
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Come on!
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[roaring]
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Ho...
ly...
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...tomato.
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[roars]
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You know, this baby's
got some great substitutes,
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all of which
are delightfully harmless.
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Couldn't hurt to
hear a few options.
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Hold on!
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Guys, the shame cage
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isn't just in the town square.
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It's up here.
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You're not gonna
change the world
without taking a few risks.
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We need to be bold,
groundbreaking, brave!
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Anne,
there's a big difference
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between courage
and stupidity!
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[screaming]
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[roaring]
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[all] Hop Pop!
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[all yell]
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[Anne panting]
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[all yelling]
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My fiancée was right!
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[all grunting]
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Holy smokes! Acid!
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Well, at least
the ingredients are safe.
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No!
[echoing]
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The ingredients!
Everything
we've worked for!
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At least it'll be
a quick, painless death.
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Why would this
be painless?
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Just let me have this lie!
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[sighs] My revolutionary ideas
were supposed to save you guys,
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not get you killed.
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I shouldn't have so stubborn.
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I just really wanted
to share a pizza with you guys.
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Ah, I didn't care
about that pizza stuff anyway.
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But you were really trying
to help this family out,
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and that's worth something
in my book.
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Your book? That's it.
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Is there anything
in the old ways
that could help us right now?
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Well, I don't know.
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Nothing especially useful.
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Just that the throat
of this giant tomato plant
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is absolutely delicious
eaten raw.
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[loud burp]
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[gurgling]
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[chomping]
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[all yelling]
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[all roaring]
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[loud groaning]
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[spits]
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Know your place,
plant!
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[bell tolling]
There isn't much time.
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Let's go home and make
one of your old recipes,
Hop Pop.
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Yup. But maybe we can
spruce it up with something
a little dangerous.
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Yup. Still up here.
Still need help.
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Put it
right over here.
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Just a little
touch of goodness.
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A few more bug legs
should do it.
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Is that fly
gonna say up there?
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[both] Perfect.
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[fanfare]
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All right!
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Let the annual potluck
begin!
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Let's get to tastin'
those dishes.
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Mmm!
That is "scrumptuous."
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Oh! Ooh!
What have we here?
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[chomping]
Oh, that is delicious!
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Yeah! Excellent effort!
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And last,
but not least--
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[sighs]
the Plantars.
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What filth have you
cooked up this ti--
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Hmm? Tomato?
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That's awfully
dangerous.
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[chuckles]
Mmm.
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Mmm. Mmm!
[drumroll]
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Why, I do declare!
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This is the best dish
the Plantar family has
ever brought to a potluck!
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What?
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[all gasping]
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What? Did we do it?
Did we actually win?
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Win? No!
No, no, no, no, no, no.
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Oh, it's better than usual,
but it's still terrible.
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Last place, as usual.
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[sad "wah-wah" theme plays]
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You folks should know the way
to the shame cage by now.
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Hurry along.
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All right, boys,
light it up.
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[all sigh]
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Cheer up, guys.
Sure we came in last.
Again.
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But thanks to Anne's new ideas
and Hop Pop's old ones,
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we've done the best
we've ever done.
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You know, he's right.
Yeah!
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We did, didn't we?
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Uh, this is weird, but...
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any chance
I could squeeze in there?
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How 'bout it, Carl?
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The more the merrier.
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[chuckles]
Hear that?
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-Get in here, you crazy kid.
-Whoo-hoo!
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[grunting]
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Well, if we can't share a pizza,
at least we can share this.
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And you know, honestly,
this isn't so bad.
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Hey, what the heck?
What was that?
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Ooh, I forgot to mention
the shame nuggets.
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[crowd jeering]
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You people
should be ashamed!
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Hey!
That's my son-in-law!
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Hi.
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Is that
the best you got?
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[sighs]
Tradition is such
a beautiful--
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Son of a slug!
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