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Would you want to grow up here?
I have to.

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I'm Alex Mack.

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I was just an average kid
until my first day of Junior High.

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One minute I'm walking home,
the next, there's a crash

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and I'm drench in some weird chemical.

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And since then...
nothing's been the same.

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My best friend Ray
think it's cool.

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And my sister Annie
thinks I'm a science project.

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I can't let anyone else find out.

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Not even my parents.

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I know the Chemical Plant
wants to find me

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and turn me into some experiment.

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But you know something?

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I'm guess I'm not so average anymore.

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Junior High is just like I expected.

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They take a bunch of
open-minded 12-year-olds

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and turn them into rigid
or wellian humanoids.

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Didn't do so well
on the science test?

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I got a "C".

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This whole grading system
needs an overhaul.

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- I got a B-minus.
- Is that cool or what?

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B-minus?

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That's something
to be excited about?

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Alex, in our
win-at-all-costs society

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- a B-minus is below average.
- No, Nicole, "C" is average.

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Oh, so now I'm average?

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Nicole, when your sister's
a genius it's hard to get noticed.

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A B-minus will at least
get me noticed.

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I know, I know.
It looks fabulous.

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Mom, Dad,
wait till you hear my news.

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Alex, wait, listen to this.

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Annie's project was chosen
as a finalist for the Science Fair.

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- Can you believe it?
- Of course I can believe it.

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Congratulations, Annie.
Again.

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- Thanks.
- This year, the Plant is offering

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a $5,000 college scholarship
to the winner.

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Some Savvy P.R.
thought up by you-know-who.

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Annie's project's already
considered the front-runner.

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Don't forget about
Carlton Hendy's project, Dad.

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So, what scientific frontier
have you conquered now, Annie?

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You know, my design
construction and operation

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of a continuous-pulsed
ion beam accelerator.

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Oh...
Alex, be careful!

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Oh, Alex, what is it
you wanted to show us?

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Oh, never mind, it was nothing.

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Okay.
Um, Alex?

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Listen, don't make
any plans for Saturday.

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We're going to the Plant
and root Annie on.

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The Plant?

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- The fair's being held at the Plant?
- Uh-huh.

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Um, Mom,
Alex doesn't have to come.

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I'm sure she's sick
of witnessing my triumphs.

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I am. I really am.

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Don't be silly.
We Macks are a team.

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You'll do something
great someday, Alex.

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And when you do
we'll all be there to support you.

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[Annie] Look, Alex, this is not
my fault that Mom and Dad

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are making such
a big deal out of this.

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Come on, Annie.
You're like little miss perfect.

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Compared to you

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I'm this insignificant...
insect or something.

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Get over it, Alex.
Stop being so jealous.

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I don't want to go.

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[door opening]

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Come on, Alex.

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We're leaving for the Plant
in half an hour.

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I can't, Mom,
I feel really sick.

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I don't know what it is.

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Look, Alex
what's going on here?

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You feeling a little envious
of your sister?

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- I am, but that's not it.
- Well, you feel fine to me.

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Well, my throat's really sore
and I have a bad headache.

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We'll take your temperature.

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- Say "ah."
- Ah.

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- You look lovely, Annie.
- Thanks.

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Your father is so excited.

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You know, there's a chance
that I might not win.

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I heard that Carlton's project
is pretty amazing.

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We heard that, too,
but you know what?

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No matter what happens
we are so proud of you.

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Alex, put that in your mouth.

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I really don't see
why Alex has to go.

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It's my project.
I could care less if...

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That's not the point.

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I'm sure, in her heart Alex wants
to be there to support you.

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Alex, I saw that.

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- I don't know what happened.
- You broke the thermometer.

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I thought you were too old
to fake being sick

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but I guess I was wrong.

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Get out of bed, get dressed.

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We're going to the Plant
and we'll have fun.

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[whispering]:
Nice try.

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[man over P.A.]
Students and parents

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welcome to the Ninth Annual
Paradise Valley Science Fair.

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Please sign in at the front desk.

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Collect your badges
at the information desk

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located in front
of the Paradise Valley...

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Annie, I'm really scared.

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You should be.
Don't do anything stupid in there.

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- I won't.
- [boy] Annie!

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[laughing]

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Annie Mack!

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- Another battle.
- Carlton.

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You know, I heard about
your ion beam accelerator.

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Of course, you realize
you have no chance

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against my transmission
of holographic interferometry

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refraction index changes.

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Just like you, Carlton,
to pick a real crowd-pleaser.

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From what I hear
your methodology is flawed

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and your inconclusive results
stem from the weaknesses

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in the experimental design.

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But maybe the judges won't notice.

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- And where did you hear that?
- It's a small town.

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Oh, Carlton,
this is my little sister Alex.

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Well, Alex, allow me
to apologize ahead of time

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for whipping your older sister's butt.

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Hello.

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[Mrs Mack]
Hey, come on, kids

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I want you to say
hello to Miss Atron.

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No!
The place is crawling with kids.

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Yes, Miss Atron.

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Everything's going just
the way we wanted it to.

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Hello, Bonnie.

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Barbara.

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Oh, of course,
how could I forget?

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You remember, uh, my daughters.
This is Alex.

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Oh, hello, Alex.

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You know, the Plant
is looking for you.

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What do you mean?

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I mean that you obviously come

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from a family with
a strong science background.

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We always have
our eyes and ears open

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- for the next Gary Mock.
- George.

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Mack. Um...
This is our oldest daughter, Annie.

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She has a project
in the competition.

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Oh, this is Annie.

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Hello, it is so good to meet you.

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I have heard so much about you
and your project.

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What a pleasure.

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Alex Mack.

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Annie Mack.

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Try to calm down a bit.

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- I am calm.
- You don't look it.

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Will you relax, Annie?

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You're the big shot
getting all the attention.

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Personally, I hope your ironic
beam accelerator is a big flop.

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Ladies and gentlemen
can I have your attention, please?

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Miss Danielle Atron.

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Ladies and gentlemen welcome.
As the head

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of a corporation which prides itself

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in always looking
towards the future...

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the only person who has
a remote chance of beating me

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- is Annie Mack.
- And I'm sick of that happening.

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I'm going to make sure
it doesn't happen again.

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[Miss Atron] In a few moments
we'll open up the exhibition room

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and take a look
at the exceptional work

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which these children
have produced.

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It gives me such a sense of...

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[beeping]

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[door clicking open]

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[beeping]

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[door clicking open]

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[beeping]

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[zapping]

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Hey, what do you
think you're doing?

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That's my sister's.

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[alarm blaring]

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I think I just realized
you didn't wish me luck.

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Are you nervous?

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Whoa!

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Alex, what did you do to it?

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Nothing, Annie, it was Carlton.

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He was trying to push it off
and I tried to save it.

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I was just outside with Carlton
when the alarms were going off.

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I know, 'cause...

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Alex wouldn't do
something this destructive.

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Have you ever seen her
so jealous before?

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She's been trying
to sabotage this all along.

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That's not true,
it was an accident, I swear.

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- What does it mean?
- We're not sure yet.

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The alarms indicate
that a level of GC-161

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was released somewhere inside.

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We'll have each individual perp
walk through the as-4000 detector.

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As they pass through, bang!
A full-body chemical analysis

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over the screen.

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- I want guards at every door.
- Already done, Miss Atron.

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I'm sure we can remount it.

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We're not allowed to work
on them once they're here.

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- Well, they can make an exception.
- [pounding]

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[Vince] Visitors.
We have a problem.

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The alarms that you hear
were caused

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by a significant
grade "C" chemical reaction

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obviously provoked by this accident.

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What? My project couldn't have
caused any chemical reations.

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I don't know what it can be.

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But as long as no one's in danger...

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...we're setting up
a testing facility

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to see if anybody has
been contaminated.

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If so, we'll give them a simple
antidote and everything will be fine.

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Thank you.

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Vince, Vince,
uh, George Mack, sector "C".

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My daughter's project fell.

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Can we have a few minutes
to put it back up

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from one plant family
member to another?

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[laughs]
Absolutely not.

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Please exit quickly, Mr. Mock.

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Excuse me.

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If if you keep your mouth shut
about this maybe, just maybe

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your daddy will keep his job.

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I'm sure my aunt Danielle
would see to it.

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[Annie] Whatever you have
to say, Alex, say it fast.

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Right now, I'm ready
to serve you up

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to Danielle Atron myself.

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Annie, please believe me.
It was Carlton.

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I couldn't say this
in front of Mom and Dad

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but when I came in
and I saw him trying

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to push your project off
the table, I used my powers

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to keep it from crashing
to the ground.

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In here?
After I warned you?

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It was a reflex.
While I held it in the air he snuck out.

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Then when the alarms went off

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I lost my concentration
and it feel.

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I don't buy it, Alex.

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Why were you in the exhibition room
in the first place?

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When Carlton started talking
about your project I got curious.

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I know what it seems like, Annie
but can't you forget about it?

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What's going on happen
when I walk through that?

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It will probably make you
Danielle Atron's private experiment

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which is no problem for me.

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That project to took
two years to build.

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We've come full circle, Vince.

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The kid came back to us.

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Obviously a desperate cry
for help, Miss Atron.

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Once we're made a positive I.D.

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How do we proceed?

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It could be traumatic for his family

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but there are two ways
to approach them

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to ensure cooperation.
One: kindness...

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two: money.

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I find the latter
usually the most effective.

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The important thing is,
is that the child is here

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and no one is getting out.

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Ladies and gentlemen, we ask
that you line up single file

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and go through our system
one at a time.

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After this is over
there will be cookies and milk

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back in the exhibition room.

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Hi... I heard what your sister
did to your entry.

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Whew, it's nasty,
this sibling rivalry, huh?

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Tough break, though.

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Looks like my project,
flawed methodology and all

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is going to win.
[chuckles]

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[hum]

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[mechanical voice]
Status: negative.

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[bell rings]

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[bell rings]

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- This is bad.
- I know it's bad.

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Do you swear it was Carlton
that tried to sabotage my project?

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Annie, I swear.
If I wanted to do it

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why didn't I do it at home?

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My trying to save
your project started this.

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Look, he's Danielle's nephew.

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- Of course he'd do something like this.
- He is?

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[Vince] You two girls
talking get back in line.

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Get over there.

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[whispering] Okay, this is
what we're going to do.

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[mechanical voice]
Status: negative.

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[bell rings]

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- [hum]
- [bell rings]

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George. Guess I passed.

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[hum]

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- Oh! Me too!
- [bell rings]

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[hum]

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[alarm ringing]

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[mechanical voice]
Status: positive, statue: positive.

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Grab that kid.

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Hey, what are you doing?
Let me go!

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I create with these hands!

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Shut down the alarms.
Lock the door.

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We have the kid.

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[zapping]

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[buzzing]

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I know how you must feel

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about what happened
to your ptoject.

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We don't have to stay around
for the judging.

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No, I'll stay.

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I'm just hoping
somebody beats Carlton.

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[Mrs Mack]
I kind of feel sorry for him.

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You saw what happened
when he went into that detector?

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- I hope he's okay.
- I'm sure he's okay.

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[singing quietly]

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So, seems like you're the one
we've been waiting for, Carlton.

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This test will only take a minute.

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Ooh, I can imagine your fear, Carlton.

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But that's all over with now.

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- You're in good hands.
- [humming and beeping]

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Hello.
Good to see you.

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Bad news, Miss Atron,
it's not him.

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Hello, sir.

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Very impressive,
Mr. Hendy, as usual.

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Huh, do I, uh, at least
get extra points

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for the abominable way
I've been treated so far?

302
00:20:25,000 --> 00:20:28,120
No. Are you sure
that this limited a response

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- can prove out your theory?
- [snorts] Very sure.

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We'll see.

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00:20:40,360 --> 00:20:43,320
I understand your project met
with some misfortune earlier.

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00:20:43,320 --> 00:20:46,200
Yes, there was an accident.

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00:20:46,200 --> 00:20:49,640
Everything seems
to be in order now.

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I guess it wasn't
as bad as it looked.

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Can you tell me what's
the most important thing

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You learned doing this?

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Everything I learned
through the project

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has given me greater understanding

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of the atom and its infinite
uses for humankind.

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Very well said, Miss Mack.

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[softly] And that my sister
is full of surprises.

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And the winner of the
Ninth Annual Science Fair is...

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Annie Mack and
her ion beam accelerator.

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[cheering and applause]

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Go, go, go!

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[camera shutters whirring]

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[both giggling]

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Oh, I'm sorry
about your project, Annie.

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It doesn't matter.
I got the trophy!

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- Now can we get out of here?
- Yeah.

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[giggling]

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[zapping]

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[sighs and sniffles]

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[Annie] Couldn't have
done it without you, Alex.

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00:22:35,240 --> 00:22:36,640
That's true.

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00:22:37,479 --> 00:22:41,923
It still wasn't the smartest thing
to do putting yourself at risk

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so I could win first prize.

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00:22:43,643 --> 00:22:45,343
Nothing happened, did it?

333
00:22:45,343 --> 00:22:48,176
You're not going to
hold this against me?

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After all the work I did?
No way.

335
00:22:50,538 --> 00:22:54,834
Good for you.
Maybe you're actually maturing.

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[laughing]

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00:23:13,807 --> 00:23:17,788
You're dead.

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Captioned by Grant Brown