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- [Porter] The waters of Coral Key Park

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are some of the clearest in world.

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People come from all
over the country to swim

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and play in the crystal
clear underwater park.

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(waves crashing)

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When the winds start blowing

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the hurricanes form off the coast.

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All the happy visitors desert the park

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and hurry for shelter.

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It's a good thing they do.

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A hurricane is nothing
to fool around with.

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It really means business.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(wind howling)

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I worked hard with Sandy and Bud

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to get the launch battened down.

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This blow is going to be one of the worst.

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It was already gale force winds,

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and it was still over 50 miles off.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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The water spout was heading
right for Coral Key.

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But if it did hit, we'd be ready for it.

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Flipper saw that we were going to be safe,

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and so he headed for deeper waters.

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Under the surface he could ride
out the worst of the storm.

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(waves crashing)

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(wind howling)

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And then it was over.

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The wind settled down
and the sky turned clear.

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Sandy and I had a lot
of cleaning up to do.

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(Pete squawking)

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- Just because you didn't
get caught in the storm

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doesn't mean you can't help.

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- Ah, maybe Pete figures
if he's smart enough

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not to get caught in a storm
he shouldn't have to help.

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Besides, you're doing a good job, Sandy.

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- Sure, seeing as Bud
isn't here to help me.

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- Well, I told Bud and Flipper
they could go fishing today.

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It looks like they have
a good day for it too.

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- Flipper anyway.

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He can catch anything.

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(Pete squawking)

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I'm sorry, Pete.

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You're pretty good at catching things too.

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But I can't help it if
Flipper does it better.

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- [Porter] I went out to
inspect a storm-wrecked boat.

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Everyone had gotten off all right,

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but there was going to be hard work

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for the salvage companies.

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Bud was taking it easy, as usual.

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Under the water, Flipper was herding

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a school of fish directly into Bud's line.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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But Bud must have been
thinking of other things,

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because he didn't even notice.

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You couldn't blame Flipper
for wandering off in disgust.

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After all, when a fisherman
won't even try to catch a fish.

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If Flipper were looking
for something unusual,

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he certainly found it.

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He found a man alone in a boat,

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half dead, drifting out to sea.

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J1 They call him Flipper,
Flipper, faster than lightning

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J1 No one you see, is smarter than he

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J1 And we know Flipper, lives
in a world full of wonder

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J1 Lying there under, under the sea

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(water splashing)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(bird squawking)

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(helicopter whirring)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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- Flipper.

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- Yeah, but where's Bud?

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- You know Bud.

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He'll come in when he feels like it.

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I'll bet Bud just sent Flipper
in to get something for him.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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- Oh maybe, Sandy.

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(bell ringing)

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Something may be wrong with Bud.

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Cast off the bow line.

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- All right, Dad.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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Dad, a boat on the beach.

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- That's not Bud's, either.

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Well, Flipper didn't bring
us out here just for fun.

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We better take a look at it.

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Let's find out who was in this boat.

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- Yeah, Dad.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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- Who are you?

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- Now just take it easy.

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I'm the park ranger here.

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You all right?

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- Yeah, I'm just worn out.

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- Well, I think the best thing to do

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is take you back to the boat.

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Do you think you can make it?

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- Yeah, I think so.

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- All right, let me give you a hand.

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Sandy.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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Hold him.

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Just take it easy, take it easy.

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- You'll be all right, Mr.--

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- Keller, Steve Keller.

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Thanks.

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I guess I'm just kind of tired.

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- I'll tell you what.

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You wait right here.

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I'll get the boarding
ladder to help you board.

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Come on, Sandy.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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- Flipper.

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Flipper, you were supposed
to meet me out here.

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Now where are you?

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Flipper, I'm telling you, if
you don't show up pretty soon

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I'm going to quit, and you
can catch your own fish.

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- More coffee?

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- Thanks.

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Oh, I feel like I'll live.

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Oh, that's fine, thanks.

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- You look better already.

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Now being out in a small boat in a storm

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can be a pretty hairy experience.

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But how did you get out there?

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- Well, it was Chuck's idea, my brother.

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I just had to go fishing off of Miami,

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he said I'd never forget it.

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Well I sure never will forget it.

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That storm came up out of nowhere.

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All of a sudden it's
tomorrow and I'm way up here.

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- Well, I'm glad we found you in time.

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Now if there's anything
else we can do for you.

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- Oh no, not a thing.

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Oh, I would like to use your phone.

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My brother must be halfway
out of his mind about me.

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- Well fine, if you'd like
to speak to him in private.

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- No, what for?

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(phone dialing)

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(phone ringing)

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- Yes.

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- I'm okay, all safe and sound.

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- I was about ready to give up.

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How about the cargo?

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- I told you, all safe and sound.

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There's nothing to worry about.

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- Where are ya anyway?

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- This place, what's the name of it?

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- The ranger station at Coral Key Park.

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- The ranger station at Coral Key Park.

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- Well, what are you
doing at a ranger station?

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Trouble?

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- I was caught in the storm and the ranger

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picked me up this morning,
brought me to his house.

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- So what happens now?

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- Well, hold on a minute.

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How does he get here by boat?

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He's at Pier 33 Marina.

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- Well, that's easy.

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It's on all of the Florida coastal charts.

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- It's on your coastal chart.

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You starting?

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- I've started.

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- How much of a run is it here

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from Miami, a couple of hours?

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- About three hours, right Dad?

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- Well that's what it usually takes me.

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I'd like to stay and wait with you

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but I really have to get to work.

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- Oh, doing what, if you
don't mind my asking?

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- No, not at all.

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I've a regular series of
duties in and around the park.

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A matter of fact, I should be

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checking with headquarters right now.

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Excuse me.

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WD9598 to Park Service
Headquarters, come in, please.

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- [Ed] This is Park Service Headquarters.

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Ed Thompson speaking, over.

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- Morning, Ed.

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Anything for Coral Key, over?

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- [Ed] Yes, Porter.

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I've been trying to reach you.

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We have a special for
all East Coast agencies

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request from the FBI.

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The Sun State Bank was taken
for $80,000 last night.

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And harbor police think whoever did it

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may be headed for the Keys.

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But you know, that storm
could have driven him

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up the coast to your area.

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Better start a search right away, Porter.

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And by the way, be
careful, a guard was shot.

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Over and out.

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- Ah, Roger, Ed.

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WD9598 out.

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- I would be careful if I were you.

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Get over there, kid.

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Sit down.

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Both of you.

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That's good.

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Now just relax.

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We got a while to wait
before my brother gets here.

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- What happens after he gets here?

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- Flipper, the last time I ever

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ask you to go fishing with me.

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All right, Flipper, this is it.

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I've waited long enough.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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Now you show up.

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Well, it's too late now.

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I'm going home.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(sighs) Look, you just
can't change my mind.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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- All right, all right, okay.

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We'll stay a little while, okay?

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(Flipper squeaking)

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Oh, and Sandy says I'm a problem.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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Oh boy, we caught one, Flipper.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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Look at that, Flipper.

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(boat engine roaring)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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- [Radio Announcer] We
interrupt our musical program

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to bring you the latest on yesterday's

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Miami bank robbery in
which a guard was shot.

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The loss has been confirmed
at $80,000 entirely in cash.

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And Miami harbor police now believe

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the robber has escaped down the coast.

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The search for the
fugitive is being extended

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as far as the Coral Key area.

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And now back to music to swing by.

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- Flipper, we've got to go in right away.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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How come?

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Maybe we can help catch the guy.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(boat engine roaring)

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(boat engines roaring)

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- It sounds like it's coming this way.

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You expecting somebody?

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- Well, it's a public park.

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People drop in all the time.

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- If anybody drops in today

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he's going to have to stay a while.

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(Flipper squeaking)

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(Pete squawking)

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- What's the matter, Pete?

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Sore 'cause you couldn't go fishing?

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(Pete squawking)

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- Just sit easy.

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(Pete squawking)

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Who's the kid?

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- I don't know, some kid in
the neighborhood, I guess.

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- Get rid of him.

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(Pete squawking)

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(Flipper squeaking)

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- Listen, you two guys fight it out.

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I got to go tell Dad
about the bank robber.

266
00:23:49,011 --> 00:23:51,628
- You better hope that
kid doesn't plan to visit.

267
00:23:51,847 --> 00:23:55,886
- Oh, he'll probably leave
if he thinks no one's home.

268
00:24:03,275 --> 00:24:04,481
- Dad, hey Dad.

269
00:24:14,328 --> 00:24:16,865
(Flipper squeaking)

270
00:24:17,081 --> 00:24:21,120
J1 Everyone loves the king of the sea

271
00:24:22,586 --> 00:24:26,545
J1 Ever so kind and gentle is he

272
00:24:27,675 --> 00:24:31,794
J1 Tricks he will do when children are near

273
00:24:33,055 --> 00:24:37,470
J1 And how they laugh when he's near

274
00:24:37,685 --> 00:24:41,724
J1 They call him Flipper,
Flipper, faster than lightning

275
00:24:42,856 --> 00:24:46,975
J1 No one you see, is smarter than he

276
00:24:48,112 --> 00:24:52,231
J1 And we know Flipper lives
in a world full of wonder

277
00:24:53,409 --> 00:24:57,528
J1 Lying there under, under the sea

278
00:25:01,041 --> 00:25:03,578
(lion roaring)