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Steady!
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Here. Here it comes. Here…
Come on. Come on, little guy!
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My love, you gotta eat.
The day is only halfway over.
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Your brain needs food to run.
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I'm not really hungry.
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Oh, you're not?
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Well, why don't you ask
your GHSR1a receptors?
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I'm certain they'd tell you
a different story.
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Anywhoozle, I was thinking,
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how would you like
to have your new friends over sometime?
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We could make a bonfire.
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Hey, Mom, how much longer
are we sticking around for?
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Well, let me see.
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I have a faculty meeting at 2:00,
and then I have--
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I mean sticking around in Hawkins.
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Whoa! Where is this coming from?
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Watch, watch, watch, watch!
Careful, careful!
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Oops! Uh-oh!
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Captain Lab Safety to the rescue.
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Hey, what's up, D Man?
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Hi, Daniel.
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I come bearing sandwiches.
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Someone grabbed the wrong backpack again.
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Thank you. I'm Starvin' Marvin over here.
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But the brain needs food to run.
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You know, I thought you liked it here.
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I can't remember
the last time you had friends over.
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Honey.
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I can't leave Hawkins. I…
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Just not yet.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa! Who's leaving Hawkins?
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I've made too much progress in my work
to give up now.
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Your mother is close
to a real breakthrough.
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One day, people will be able
to revive their rotting produce
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because of your mom's work.
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She could change the world
if she sticks with it.
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Fine. Whatever. I get it.
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Just give me a heads-up
when you're done "changing the world"
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so I can start packing, okay?
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Nikki. Nikki.
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-No.
-Who wants my PB&J?
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I got apple juice!
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Hey, you know
you really came through for me yesterday.
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And none of it would have been possible
without the Hawkins Investigators Club.
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No way! This is awesome!
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Thanks, everybody.
I humbly accept this very cool hat.
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All right, now before we declare
the H.I.C. a definitive success,
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let's double-check our math.
Start us off, Will.
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Well, we discovered that if the spores
don't find a host within 12 hours,
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they die permanently.
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And it's now been more than 24 hours
since the last incident.
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So we should be in the clear.
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Although, we never did get to the bottom
of Charlie's red light.
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Take the win, Dustin!
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The final test is right here.
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The last of our H.I.C. tip boxes.
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If we open it and find a clue,
there's still work to do.
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If we don't,
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that means the Hawkins Investigators Club
has succeeded.
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Drumroll, please.
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Three, two, one.
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Yes!
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Garbage!
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The H.I.C. is a bona fide success!
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H.I.C.! H.I.C.! H.I.C.!
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Yes!
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El's waiting for me
to pick her up after school.
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Then we can all meet up at the arcade
to talk about the new D&D campaign.
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She'll be happy to know
things are finally back to normal.
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Actually, I'll meet you guys
at the arcade later.
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I have this, uh,
side quest thing I gotta do.
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-Side quest? Right.
-Dude.
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You can't even look us in the eye
right now.
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Okay, now you gotta tell us
what's going on.
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Nope, nuh-uh, never in one million years.
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Literally, saved by the bell.
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Nikki, where have you been?
We haven't seen you since the cabin.
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Sorry. It was getting late,
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and my mom needed
to talk to me about something, so…
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Well, you missed
some pretty big headlines.
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The H.I.C. has officially closed the case,
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which means my D&D game is still on track
for the snowstorm.
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Wait. "Your D&D game"?
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Don't you think
we should discuss it with the party
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before inviting her into the game?
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I can make the call. I'm the DM.
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Hey, Nikki!
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I'll catch you later, Zombie Boy.
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-Wait. I wanna talk to you.
-Yeah?
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Well, I'm not so sure
Wheeler would be cool with that.
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You didn't even ask me first.
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So? I can make my own decisions.
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Wait, Nikki!
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-Look, I just think--
-Could you give me a second?
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DMing is a lot to take on, and--
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Nikki, hang on!
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-Will!
-Wait.
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Will!
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What did you do that for?
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Okay, which one of you knuckleheads
pulled the fire alarm?
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I have zero clue, Coach.
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I never expected to hear Will, Mike,
and "detention" in the same sentence.
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It was just a matter of time
before those good boys went bad.
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I don't know which one did it,
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but I owe them big time
for getting me out of my math test.
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Hey! Henderson!
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We doing this or what?
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Let's go, popcorn head!
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Wait. This is your side quest?
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Yes, all right.
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My mom is mad that I gave my vest away,
so I'm going to Rosario's to get it back.
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That's all, okay?
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Whatever you say.
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Enough chit-chat!
We're wasting daylight! Hyah!
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I'm going! I'm going!
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Bye! Have a good break!
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Welcome to detention, donkeys.
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Okay, let's see who we got.
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-Baxter!
-Sir! Present, sir!
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You're the new biology teacher's kid?
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Yeah.
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She must be so proud.
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Celebrity alert! It's Zombie Byers!
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I'm keeping an eye on you.
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Can't go missing on my watch.
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And Mr. Wheeler is here too.
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Shouldn't you be building model rockets
instead of pulling fire alarms?
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And it just wouldn't be detention
without Charlie Dandridge,
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the poster child for underachievers.
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You know the drill.
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You'll get it back after detention.
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For the next hour, there will be
no talking, no laughing, no getting up.
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And your time starts…
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now.
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Ugh!
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Ugh! How long is detention anyway?
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It's no fun beating Will's Galaga score
if he's not there to witness it.
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Help!
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Somebody help!
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00:11:03,958 --> 00:11:05,833
Hey, kid! What's wrong?
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My brother's gonna kill me.
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I dropped his ball,
and it bounced right into the tunnel.
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I'm too scared to go get it
because I keep hearing things in there.
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Tough choice.
Nice, warm arcade or icy, stinky sewer.
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Sometimes it stinks to be a hero.
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You're going the wrong way, doofus.
Your sense of direction sucks.
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You know what?
You've hated me ever since third grade,
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and I don't understand why.
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Maybe it's because you're a bully
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who threw punch on my new dress
at Lindsay Molnar's birthday party.
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That wasn't on purpose.
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Stupid Ian Lee bumped into me.
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Would a bully have a dent here
from a malicious seesaw incident?
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No. Maybe you're the bully.
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Would a bully have a bald patch
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from being dragged by her ponytail
by the pep squad?
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Jeez.
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Hey. If we knew we had this much in common
when we were little,
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do you think we'd have been,
I don't know, friends?
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No way.
Especially not with your stupid hair.
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Then would you settle for a truce?
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Whatever.
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Whoa! Are you okay?
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Ever since that pie contest,
I haven't been able to sleep.
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When I close my eyes,
I keep seeing this image.
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You know what? Never mind.
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Oh, no, no, no. You can't start
a mysterious story like that
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and then just bail.
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It's these flashes of a blurry X
with a floating red light above it.
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Just like Charlie. I knew
there was something more going on.
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Red light. Red light.
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Did it look like that?
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Sort of.
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But not really.
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It wasn't just a light.
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There were trees, branches
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reaching up from below like… fingers.
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I know this sounds crazy,
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but if we can find
where you saw this light,
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maybe we can understand why.
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Come on, I'm begging you.
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I'll owe you big time.
Please, please, please.
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Fine, I'll help.
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But only for like an hour.
She-Ra starts at 4:30.
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Yes!
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For the honor of Grayskull!
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All right, rejects.
I gotta go make the rounds.
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Don't move an inch.
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Hey, I'm sorry I landed us in here.
I just wanted to talk.
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Hey, chump. You wanna arm wrestle?
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You against me?
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Bring it on.
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We're still in the wrong spot.
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It's okay.
Let's just keep looking for the right one.
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We can barely see anything.
Time to call it, detective. Let's go.
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It just doesn't make sense.
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If you saw this light,
and Charlie saw this light,
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why would you be having the same dream?
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Hey, Earth to Dustin.
It's a quarter to She-Ra. Time to go.
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She-Ra. That's right!
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Adora and her friends, every week,
they wage battle against the…
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Horde Troopers.
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Right.
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00:15:23,833 --> 00:15:27,458
But they aren't Adora's biggest enemy.
Her main enemy is…
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Hordak.
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Who's sitting in the Fright Zone,
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sending his minions out
to do the dirty work for him.
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Maybe that's what's happening here.
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Which means
there must be a bigger enemy out there,
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some sort of leader.
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A queen.
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You got frostbite of the brain.
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Let's hit the road.
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You all right, dude?
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Remember that article we saw
back at The Weekly Watcher?
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"Sewer Serpent Strikes Again"?
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I think this is the sewer.
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Look!
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There's the ball.
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What, are you okay?
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Gross! I stepped in a puddle.
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Dude, I thought something happened!
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Something did happen!
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I ruined my new sneakers!
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My mom's gonna kill me!
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Hey. Check it out.
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Come on!
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Run!
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Lucas!
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The storm has come earlier
than expected and is now far larger,
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barreling towards Roane County
at an unprecedented rate.
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Experts are urging
anyone in the storm's path…
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Mike. Mike, are you there?
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Ha-ha! Boom!
The undefeated queen of detention.
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Best two out of three.
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Two out of three?
237
00:18:10,916 --> 00:18:13,000
We're at, like, nine out of ten, dude.
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I guess your new pal likes
hanging around jerks.
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Hey, I'm sorry
I got us stuck in detention,
240
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but you can't be mad at me forever.
241
00:18:23,541 --> 00:18:25,916
'Cause you were trying to impress Nikki?
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Look, I know she's a little--
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Okay, she's a lot,
but I like her, and so does everyone else.
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Doesn't matter.
I promised El I'd see her after school,
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but I'm stuck here,
and my walkie's in my locker.
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Then why are you sulking?
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-Let me go!
-Let's go get your walkie.
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We can't! Coach will--
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What? Give us detention?
We're already here, dude.
250
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Why do you suddenly care now?
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Maybe because El saved my life,
like, 50 times,
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and I'd like to do her a solid.
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Dandridge, you'll stand lookout.
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What's in it for me?
255
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Uh, the sweet, sweet sounds of X-Ray Spex.
256
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I'll even make you a copy of the tape
when we're out of here. What do you say?
257
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Deal.
258
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But if this band sucks, you owe me big.
259
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Well, what do you think?
260
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Okay, under one condition.
261
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We get it done before Coach gets back.
262
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Max!
263
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Hang on!
264
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It's too strong!
265
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Max!
266
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Look!
267
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Hey, ugly! Over here!
268
00:20:43,458 --> 00:20:44,458
What in the…?
269
00:20:47,958 --> 00:20:49,041
-Jeff Nelson?
-Jeff Nelson?
270
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The ceiling!
271
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I don't get paid enough for this.
272
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Hello?
273
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Hello?
274
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I keep imagining things.
275
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Operation Breaker Breaker is a go!
276
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You know Will can handle himself, right?
277
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Dude, you treat him
like he's stepping out of line
278
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every time he tries to do something new.
Between this, his D&D game, and--
279
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You don't know Will like I do.
He's been through a lot, and--
280
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Yeah, and maybe he's sick
281
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of his best friend looking at him
like he's broken.
282
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You ever think about that?
283
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You wanna know a secret?
284
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Will's the bravest person I know.
285
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Yeah, I can see that.
286
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If you can see that,
why have you been blowing him off?
287
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Because you don't want me here
because I "ruin everything," remember?
288
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I shouldn't have said that. I'm sorry.
289
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But don't shut Will out because of me.
290
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Believe me, I know how scary it is
to let people close to you.
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When you do, that means
292
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the things they do
or the things that happen to them,
293
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they can hurt you.
294
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But those people can help you too.
They can be awesome.
295
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You just have to let them.
296
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Maybe we should both
take a page out of Will's book.
297
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And be brave.
298
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Are y'all coming or what? Chop-chop!
299
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Jeff! Come on, man, wake up!
300
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-Jeff!
-Gah!
301
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What the…?
302
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Sinclair?
303
00:23:04,916 --> 00:23:05,916
Where am I?
304
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Maybe just have a seat for a second.
305
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Do you remember what happened?
306
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It's a blur. Like a crazy dream.
307
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-Blinking red lights?
-Yeah.
308
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But also, there was this urge.
309
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Really strong. Like an… instinct.
310
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What kind of instinct?
311
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To hunt. I had the scent of something.
312
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Prey.
313
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Not close.
Maybe a mile and a half that way.
314
00:23:37,916 --> 00:23:41,916
I needed to track it down,
bring it back, here.
315
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But why?
316
00:23:42,916 --> 00:23:45,583
I don't remember, okay?
Get out of my face!
317
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We only killed one of these things,
318
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which means the other three
are still out there, hunting.
319
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Then we better warn everyone.
320
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This ain't over yet.
321
00:24:30,041 --> 00:24:31,000
Huh?
322
00:24:39,791 --> 00:24:42,916
You feeling okay, Coach?
323
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Guys?
324
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I don't think that's Coach.
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