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It is the year 2020, and the world has
changed.

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In 2020, times are tough.

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This man's tougher.

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Come along, come along. Let Professor
Usher guess your age. Step up, little

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and win a prize if I'm wrong.

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But Professor Usher is rarely wrong.

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Ha! Guess your weight, ma 'am. I'm
afraid I'll guess it right, and your

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boyfriend would know.

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But remember, Professor Usher is rarely
wrong.

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Ha! Ha!

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Woo! Thanks.

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Here you go.

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Extra butter?

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Yeah, man. Tastes better with extra
butter.

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Yo, this place is dope.

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Have some of it. Here's some of it, man.

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This is fun, man.

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Lyrics, kid, lyrics.

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I'm G.

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I'm L. And I'm Odin. X.

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And I'm sorry. These are my cousins from
out of town.

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Smash. Rice, rice, gravy.

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We're the land navy.

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Come along, come along. Let Professor
Usher guess your age. Win a prize if I'm

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wrong.

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Oh, my. What a beautiful vision.

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May I guess her age?

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Even if I miss by only a year, you still
win a prize.

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Look, child.

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Look what you can win.

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Oh, come on, Tammy. Do it. It's only a
dollar.

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Only a dollar.

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Excellent. Thank you. Someone else takes
the challenge.

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Let me look at you.

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Professor Usher is rarely wrong.

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Look me in the eye.

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Ah, those eyes.

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My child, my child, there is so much
they have yet to see.

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But the beauty, your beauty, it is
timeless. It belongs to the ages.

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Oh, this is difficult.

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Very difficult.

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You are... You are 18!

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That's right!

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He's right!

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Ah, but you can have the prize anyway.

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Yes, Professor Usher is rarely wrong.

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Yo, baby, I got a lot of money and a
college degree.

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I got no college degree. Don't listen to
them. I got the doctorate.

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Excuse me. We'll be back in a moment.

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Man,

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what was all that about?

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Don't worry about that, man. Just tell
her, man.

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Yeah, but where did Rice and Rice go?

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Somewhere, I guess.

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I didn't think you guys' metabolism
functioned when you split up. Come on.

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are you going to remember to breathe?

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Don't worry about that.

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Help! Somebody call the police!

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What was that?

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Sounds like a D .U .O.

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What's that?

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Therban for unknown origin.

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Call the police!

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Please, now!

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Oh, my.

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In all my years, nothing like this has
ever happened.

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This is Candyland.

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Candyland. What a bitter taste this
leaves in one's mouth.

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Terrible irony.

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If Mrs. Usher were alive to see this, it
would surely kill her.

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Jennifer. Yeah? I've looked everywhere
for my sister.

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All over the park.

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Maybe she ran off. Maybe she's ditched
you. No way. I have her money.

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We were going to take the snake home and
play.

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Snake?

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Well, she had just won it for having her
age guessed.

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It was a stuffed snake, you know, like a
teddy bear.

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A teddy snake, huh?

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She named it Satchmo, but you have to
help me find her.

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Jennifer, see that lady right there?
That's Ms. Eckhoff.

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She's social service.

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They're going to have to take an
official statement.

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Hello. Hey.

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Oh, Satchmo, good.

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Yeah. You see anything at all?

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No, I was with Gravy and my two other
cousins.

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Where did Rice and Rice go?

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Wait, Rice and Rice?

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Yeah, Rice and Rice and everything nice.

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And that's twice.

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Nicknames when we were growing up. LX,
GX, and Otis X here called themselves

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Rice, Rice, Gravy.

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What was your nickname?

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Cuddles.

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Excuse me?

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Cuddles. Cuddles.

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Never mind.

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Cuddles?

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Where have you guys been?

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Us? Yeah, you.

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Nowhere, man.

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Good morning.

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Good afternoon.

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I was allowing you to sleep.

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Why are you stacked out in the lab?

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My cousin.

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Taking over my plate.

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I'm trying to sleep. They play their
music all night long. It's like jump

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Eating you out of house and home, no
doubt.

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Oh, and they drink milk like there's no
tomorrow.

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Hey, listen, FX, how well do you know
your cousin?

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Too well.

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Well, I grew up with him.

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He kind of dropped out of sight a couple
years ago.

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He turned up again.

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Sometimes I can't get lucky.

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What?

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I just got this weird feeling, you know,
like they acted kind of suspicious

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yesterday.

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Like they were hiding it.

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What are you talking about?

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You know that girl that disappeared
yesterday?

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Yeah. Your cousin disappeared at the
same time.

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E .B.? Ahead of you, Zack.

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I can find no criminal record for L .X.
Spinner, G .X. Spinner, or Otis X.

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Spinner. But this is not the first
disappearance of a girl from Candyland.

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I show sporadic incidents over the last
20 years.

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Well, why wasn't there a red flag on
that last report, then?

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The disappearances have been too few and
far between to pop up on a police

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computer, and most have been classed as
runaways.

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Oh, right, right.

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Social service police aren't set up to
handle criminal patterns.

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Sorry.

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Where are you going?

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On a date.

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Good night.

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Nice throw, huh?

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What?

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What happened? You won.

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Clyde, remember, this isn't really a
date.

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I just asked you to help me undercover
with this unofficial investigation.

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Of course, I was just trying to play the
part.

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I firmly believe it's not within the
best interest of the department.

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Or my career for officers who work
together today.

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Together, that is.

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You hungry?

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Robin. Come along, come along. Let
Professor Usher guess your

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age. How about splitting one of Mrs.
Usher's famous chicken fire?

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Sounds good. You know, they haven't
changed a recipe in over 25 years.

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a prize if I'm wrong.

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Professor Usher is rarely wrong.

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Hello, my child.

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Guess your age.

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Win a prize if I'm wrong.

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Of course, Professor Usher is rarely
wrong.

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Drop the guns. Hey, it's Zach Stone.

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Hey, man.

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Drop the guns.

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Come on, man. You guys aren't supposed
to drop your guns that fast.

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It's three against one. What do you want
to do, shoot him?

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All right, what's going on?

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Take a look. I got the ID where you
could see it.

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P -O -L -I -C -E.

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And we didn't get him from Candyland.

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He could see that. He's a policeman.

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Wait a minute.

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You guys are cops?

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You're a brother of a brother, and we're
deep undercover.

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You guys are CDI operatives?

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We're a duo.

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Oh, no, not duo again.

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Three is a trio.

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No, a D -U -O.

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Deep Undercover Operations.

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That's why E .B. couldn't find a record
on you guys.

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Now, Gravy, you, I can believe, maybe,
but right square?

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So you're saying, little computer, you
run the whole Hungerford Industries

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living inside this square box?

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I don't think so.

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No. Now, look, I don't live in this box.
I am this box.

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Well, no, actually, what I mean to say
is that... Then why do you look so

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Hey, Rice, doesn't he look funny?

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Every one of these girls disappeared
from Candyland.

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All will I see there?

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or headed there, or thought to be headed
there.

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Screams at you. How could anyone miss
the connection?

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They had a history of running off with
carny guys, family disputes, or no

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at all.

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Fell through the cracks.

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EB put it together for us. LX put it
together for us.

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Right?

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Oh, no.

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Zach, you worried about Klein?

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No, she's good.

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If it's way out, she'll find it.

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If not?

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She knows we'll find her.

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She'll be fine.

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Yeah, but all these girls have
disappeared over a 20 -year period.

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Must have been all kind of changes at
Candyland in 20 years. I mean,

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employees.

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Only two things have remained the same
in the last 20 years at Candyland.

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Number one, Mrs. Duster's chicken pies.

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And Professor Usher.

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Ah, pretty woman.

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Such a wonder.

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what you are.

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Your beauty is quite beyond a man's
ability to understand it. But I, I can

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preserve it and possess it.

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There, how's that, my child?

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Oh, if you could only speak, how you
would thank me.

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Your beauty is so fragile, so fleeting,
but now it is frozen,

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preserved, so it will never leave you,
nor...

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Leave me.

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All of you, welcome your new sister.

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Love her.

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Appreciate her as I do.

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For after I am gone, you will all remain
lovely and beautiful

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and tantalizing and wondrous.

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No.

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Weak.

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I don't know what to say.

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Mud duck?

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Let's call this Operation Decoy.

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How are we going to catch this guy, man?

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Why don't you use a female operative?

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But we've already blown our budget,
guys.

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On what, that dress and wig?

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Yeah, and this micro -miniaturization,
two -way communication, and tracking

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device. And that's your only plan?

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Yeah, but one of us will have to wear
it.

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It'll never work.

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For women, you three or two, course.

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Women are coursing through our veins all
the time. Yeah, we're always thinking

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about them.

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But you don't understand them.

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I mean, there's something about women.
It's the way they do things. You're like

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sipping coffee, dancing.

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When they're standing in the mirror,
just combing their hair.

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What are you looking at?

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No.

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No. No.

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Watch it, buddy.

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FX! What?

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I think he likes you.

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That's not funny, man.

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You guys with me?

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Read you loud and clear.

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EB, you with us?

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Only in spirit, thankfully.

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Chill, guys.

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I'm getting close.

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Come along, come along. Let Professor
Usher guess your age.

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Win a prize if I'm wrong.

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Yes, sirree. Young lady, young lady,
would you come here?

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Me? You.

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The beautiful one.

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You couldn't... You couldn't mean me.

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Oh, indeed I do.

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Your contacts must be a little foggy
today. Certainly not. You look

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stunning in that dress.

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This old thing? Your features are
perfectly defined.

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You really think so? Yes.

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Well, thank you.

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I'm not really looking my best today. I
stopped working out, and I haven't been

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sleeping well.

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But it suits you.

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May I guess your age?

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Win a prize if I'm wrong, but...
Professor Usher is never wrong.

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Then allow me to give you a prize anyway
as a token of my undying appreciation.

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I think we pegged this guy wrong, you
know?

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He's really kind of charming.

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He gave me a present. A cute little
stuff.

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FX. FX, what happened? Are you all
right?

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I sure got him. Let's go.

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Yo, they're close by.

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Where? Come on, there's nowhere.

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What's that?

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I don't know, but the thing was going
from there.

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Let's go.

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Wait. Wait, wait. Can't wait. Come on.
What is it, E .B.? I recognize that

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sound. Get back to the lab at once.

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But E .B., FX is in trouble.

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He'll be all right. But if you don't get
back here, you'll never save him.

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Trust me. Mizak.

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Hurry!

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Hey!

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Hey, I'm having trouble moving.

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No, no, my dear, don't ruin the pose.

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What have you done to me? Why can't I
move? It'll take just several minutes to

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cure, but it will be painless, I assure
you.

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Nice!

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Hey, man, not bad.

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You'll freeze and look.

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Yeah, they're just as frozen as... Hey,
it's them!

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Them, man. All of them, man. All the
missing girls. Welcome to my hall of

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beauty, gentlemen.

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Freeze! I might make the same request of
you.

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Look out!

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He's like a fop.

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Okay, Mr. Render, let's go.

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Molecular immobilization?

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Precisely. The sound of the device is
unmistakable. It was used in carnival

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sideshows up until it was made illegal
at the turn of the century.

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By lining up all the atoms magnetically
in the same direction, all molecular

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activity stops.

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Like being frozen.

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You could think of it that way.

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A person could live forever.

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That's why it was outlawed, Philistines.

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Will I be immune in the suit?

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Not exactly, but the gravitonic shield
will take you below the freezing point

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into negative polarity.

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I'll be super cool, like those fish up
in the Arctic.

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I'm feeling particularly immobile.

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I know how you feel, man.

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I can think of worse fates than being
frozen here looking at all these fine

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ladies. Oh, no, I'm afraid that won't
do.

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I'll have to kill you.

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I can't have you despoiling my hall of
beauty.

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Despoiling? What about effects? That
roach?

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He's no beauty.

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Oh, thanks a lot. Just point it out. to
them, why don't you?

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Oh, no, no, no.

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You are the most beautiful of all.

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Why is it bad guys are always nuts?

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25 years ago, I lost my Christine.

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She was everything to me.

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She was the most beautiful woman I'd
ever seen.

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I was beside myself that the world would
lose such a lovely flower as she.

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Then it occurred to me I could preserve
all beauty, freeze it in time, keep it

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forever, so it would never be lost.

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And now my task is complete. I have come
full circle. I can finally preserve

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my dear, departed Christine.

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Oh, dear. Oh, dear!

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What's happening?

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Where are you?

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going on. Stop.

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Oh, my.

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Get back. I'll simply freeze you all
again.

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Yes, this won't do you any good.

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Fight by the sword.

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Die by the sword.

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It's just the way some...

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Viacom.