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<b>1x14 - Gone Fishin'</b>

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<i>And with the robots gone back
to Dimension XII for good,</i>

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<i>Ben Tennyson have saved
the Earth, yet again.</i>

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Yeah! Sheesh!

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Some folks will believe anything.

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H-hey!

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Shucks!

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Help!
Or... m-m-mayday!

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W-w-where's the coast guard?

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<i>Where's Ben Tennyson?!</i>

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Rook, hand me the chips.

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<i>♪ Ben 10 ♪</i>

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<i>♪ he's a kid,
and he wants to have fun ♪</i>

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<i>♪ but when you need a superhero,
he gets the job done ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Ben 10 ♪</i>

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<i>♪ with a device that he wears on his arm ♪</i>

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<i>♪ he can change his shape and
save the world from harm ♪</i>

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<i>♪ when trouble's taking place ♪
♪ he gets right in its face ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Ben 10 ♪</i>

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<i>♪ when lives are on the line ♪
♪ it's hero time ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Ben 10 ♪</i>

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<i>Aw, man! </i>

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<i>Since when do we fish in
undertown, grandpa Max?</i>

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Are you kidding?

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You never know what
you'll haul in down here.

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Last time, Patelliday and me
caught nocturnal pus oozers,

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sticky nine-eyed eels, and
bursting gelatinous tile fish.

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Now, that was some good eatin'!

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Oh, yeah.

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I-I'm fine
with catch and release.

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Too bad I need to catch
something first.

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- Have patience, Ben.
- For how long?!

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I'm not having any luck, Rook.
You try this one.

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- Oh, nice catch, Rook!
- I have succeeded with

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Ben's choice of bait.
You have a genuine knack.

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Give me that!

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Hey, where's the bait?

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Magister Patelliday!

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Ha!
Oh, sorry about that, Ben.

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Couldn't help myself.
But don't you fret!

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I brought us another can!

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It is well that we are
not fishing for you, magister.

44
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A Piscciss Volann will eat anything.

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We ain't picky ... that's a fact.

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Jaws that can slice through steel.

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And, men, you are looking
at a fine physical specimen.

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Huh?

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- Who's the best fisherman now?
- Max.

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- Me.
- Magister Tennyson.

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Ben, you must make
the fish come to you.

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Did a lot of this back
home, did you?

53
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None. This is a method
that I learned in my Earth studies.

54
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"Joe college" over here.

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Behold..."noodling."

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- Seized!
- Ha!

57
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Well, would you look at that.

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Your arm, please.

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- Ew. Now what?
- Now you wait patiently.

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This could take all da...

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<i> Hey!
Get this thing off me!</i>

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No substitute for
patience.

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I'll bring up more
fish than that boat can hold.

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I'm at least a better
fisherman than Rook.

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I don't know.

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That noodling was pretty darn
impressive, if you ask me.

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A lucky accident.

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It would never work the same way
twice ... and never on a fish

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more intelligent than that half-witted
alien fluke that Rook hauled in.

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Got him.

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Magister Patelliday?

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Robots in the drink!

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Hold on!

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Rock on!

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Aw, man!

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Ben!

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Robot... pirate...
thingies nabbed Patelliday.

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- Robot... pirates?
- I know, right?

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- How?
- They noodled him.

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Oh.
A very effective method.

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Not the point!

82
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Which direction did
those robot pirates take him?

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There.

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<i>Now, just you wait!</i>

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I'm jaws of fury itchin' to
chomp me some titanium skull!

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Hey.
Where are we going?

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- What's that sound?
- Look.

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Nuts.

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Let me tell you somethin', water ...

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Water?! Rath ...
Rath doesn't do water!

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- Pick another alien!
- Like me.

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You better save Rath,
or Rath is gonna dropkick you,

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awkward alien partner!

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I could use some help.

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Keep that water off of Rath!

96
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Now, let me tell you
somethin', waterfall!

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Get it off!

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Uh... sorry?

99
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Where do you think those
pirates took Patelliday?

100
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Switch to full power.

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<i>Aye-aye, Captain Cork.</i>

102
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<i>Ready to bottle, Captain.</i>

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Excellent!
Engage bottle crew.

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<i>Engaged. Yarg.</i>

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Now, then,
how's my lunch coming?

106
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Now, this is an
unpredictable predicament.

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And it sounds like I'm not
the only one you caught.

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<i>Which way, gentlemen?</i>

109
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We can make it through this way.
Got to be faster.

110
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Is faster always better?

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We got to stay on their
trail, or we lose Patelliday.

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Galley slaves, bring me lunch!
I'm hungry!

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<i>Yes, sir, Captain Cork.</i>

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You know, I was just thinking

115
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about how magnificent the local
seafood is, and then I wondered.

116
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I wondered why...
I wasn't smelling anything cooking!

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<i>Ta-da!</i>

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I'm not technically local.

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Sushi?
I don't want sushi!

120
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I want it cooked!

121
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Now, don't get your
britches in a twist.

122
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I wasn't gonna let you
eat me anyway.

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Well.
Would you look at that.

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There's a bit more to this
caper than what's for lunch.

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I cannot locate
Magister Patelliday's badge.

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It could be interference from
the subterranean geology or ...

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Don't worry about Patelliday.
He can take care of himself.

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Whoa.

129
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It's a trap!

130
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Jury Rigg disassemble!

131
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Reassemble... fix!

132
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Fix, fix, fix, fix, fix!

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With one difference!

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- I am duly impressed.
- Wow. Fast work, Ben.

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<i>Is there any other kind?</i>

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<i>If they had that many</i>

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<i>sentries up front, you know it
won't be the end of it.</i>

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Nothing I can't handle.

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You did see me back there, right?

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You guys got this one.

141
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A krakken!

142
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It must be the robot
pirates' guard dog.

143
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You mean guard fish!

144
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Just enough room in here
for way big!

145
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Crashhopper?!

146
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Next time I see Azmuth,
I'm gonna step on him!

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Rook! Give me a line!

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Okay.
But I fail to see how ...

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Ben!

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Let's see if he'll take the bait.

151
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This is a terrible idea.

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Shh!

153
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But what I...

154
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Sh-sh-sh-sh-sh!

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Got to have patience, grandpa Max!

156
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Hang on!

157
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Thataboy, Ben!

158
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Sorry about the wet fur, Rook.

159
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It is nothing
compared to the way you smell.

160
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Aw, come on!

161
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<i>Forgive me.
It is even worse than Stinkfly.</i>

162
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<i>You said the Captain wanted raw fish.</i>

163
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<i>- I said "fresh."
- Raw!</i>

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<i>- Fresh!
- Raw!</i>

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<i>- Fresh!
- Raw!</i>

166
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<i>- Fresh!
- Raw!</i>

167
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<i>- Fresh!
- Raw!</i>

168
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<i>- Fresh!
- Raw!</i>

169
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<i>Watch what you're doing!</i>

170
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<i>You chopped ropes up along
with that talking fish.</i>

171
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Uh, 'scuse me...
but I don't want to be lunch!

172
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Well.
Glad we cleared that up.

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- Force field.
- Thanks.

174
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It means we're
getting close. Blast it.

175
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What's wrong?

176
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Oh.

177
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Ben...

178
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Just need the right alien.

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Patelliday?!

180
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Told you he
could handle himself.

181
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We're gonna need
everything we've got to stop

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- these robot-pirate guys.
- What are they up to?

183
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Well, they... it'll come
to me, once I let it ruminate.

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He's a ruminator.

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Full power!

186
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Just a few more ships, and this

187
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set of Earth vessels is complete
and ready for sale.

188
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<i>Aw, nuts!</i>

189
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I wasn't quite done ruminating.

190
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Magister Patelliday wanted
to figure out your plan for himself.

191
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Got to say, I was expecting
something a bit more... hm...

192
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- Impressive.
- Impressive?!

193
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I'm stealing boats and putting
them in giant bottles!

194
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I could have sworn he was

195
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planning some kind of universal
hostage situation.

196
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Don't be so hard on
yourself, Patelliday.

197
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He's still dangerous.

198
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Your...
ship-bottling days are... over!

199
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Take them, my mechaneers!

200
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Fine.
We can do this the hard way ...

201
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Diamond hard!

202
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A nod to tradition.

203
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What about the people on those boats?

204
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They're getting a free trip
across the galaxy!

205
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These boats are worth a fortune
to certain galactic collectors.

206
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But those bottles are sealed.

207
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They're all gonna run out of air.

208
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<i>It is a hostage situation!</i>

209
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Hear that?
Not much time.

210
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Take them!

211
00:19:19,736 --> 00:19:23,773
Reminds me of that weekend
that we took out Cassiopeia way,

212
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you and Xylene, me and
Appida Lou.

213
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- Patelliday?
- Yeah, Max?

214
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- Duck!
- Leg sweep! Yeeaw!

215
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What's keeping you, newbie?
The air in those bottles is getting stale!

216
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Right away, magister.

217
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That's it!
Prisoners liberated!

218
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Uh-Oh.
What have you done?!

219
00:20:02,381 --> 00:20:05,882
Nothing you didn't have coming.

220
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<i>Wrap this up, boys.
I want to see if the fish are still bitin'!</i>

221
00:21:00,673 --> 00:21:03,206
Nope. No more fish.

222
00:21:03,275 --> 00:21:06,376
You're out of luck.
You'll never get the ships out

223
00:21:06,411 --> 00:21:09,945
before your humans run out of air!

224
00:21:22,059 --> 00:21:23,958
You were saying?

225
00:21:24,027 --> 00:21:28,497
Looks like this fishing
trip has caught us a whale.

226
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- Oh, no!
- Terrible.

227
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- W-why was it terrible?
- He means it was a groaner.

228
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I-I, um ... a "groaner"?

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