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01:50:25,717 --> 01:50:27,309
What did they want here?
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01:50:27,753 --> 01:50:30,847
JUBEL-LEE
Uh, beats me, but watch your step.
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01:50:34,393 --> 01:50:37,362
Hello? Yep. All right!
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01:50:37,529 --> 01:50:40,020
Myrtle says Bob Saget's on Leno.
Come on.
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01:50:40,198 --> 01:50:42,792
Yeehaw!
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01:50:52,244 --> 01:50:54,678
Dexter, it's garbage night.
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01:50:54,846 --> 01:50:57,371
Your turn to take it out, hon.
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01:50:57,549 --> 01:50:59,016
Okay, Mom.
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01:51:07,292 --> 01:51:09,988
Oh, great.
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01:51:14,132 --> 01:51:15,656
Wait till I get my hands on that cat.
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01:51:18,670 --> 01:51:21,104
Mr. Chubbikins?
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01:51:27,746 --> 01:51:30,738
Chubbikins, you come out here this instant,
you bad cat.
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01:51:33,285 --> 01:51:36,254
You're not Mr. Chubbikins.
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01:51:47,399 --> 01:51:49,765
I don't get this. What is this?
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01:51:49,935 --> 01:51:52,199
Dexter gets eaten
and then fade out, the end?
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01:51:52,371 --> 01:51:54,271
Where's Freakazoid?
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01:51:54,706 --> 01:51:57,436
Well, he's, uh... He's not in this episode.
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01:51:57,609 --> 01:52:00,578
Not in it? But he's the star of the show.
What are you thinking?
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01:52:00,746 --> 01:52:01,770
Well...
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01:52:03,148 --> 01:52:05,946
We were thinking of maybe
ending the episode early today.
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01:52:06,118 --> 01:52:08,348
And showing some more
Animaniacs reruns.
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01:52:08,520 --> 01:52:10,010
Oh.
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01:52:10,989 --> 01:52:12,320
I like that.
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01:52:14,393 --> 01:52:17,920
It's time for Animaniacs
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01:52:18,196 --> 01:52:20,630
And we're zany to the max
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01:52:20,799 --> 01:52:23,233
So just sit back and relax
You'll laugh till you collapse...
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01:52:23,402 --> 01:52:24,733
No, no, no, we can't do it.
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01:52:27,572 --> 01:52:28,903
No, we gotta get to Freakazoid.
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01:52:29,074 --> 01:52:32,043
Okay, here's the deal:
Dexter doesn't get eaten.
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01:52:34,413 --> 01:52:36,904
That was... It was all just a bad dream.
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01:52:39,184 --> 01:52:42,017
Oh, man. What a bad dream.
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01:52:47,559 --> 01:52:49,959
But something is out there by the garbage.
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01:52:50,128 --> 01:52:51,220
Dexter knows it.
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01:52:51,396 --> 01:52:54,797
And Freakazoid, who's inside Dexter's head,
also knows it.
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01:52:54,966 --> 01:52:58,800
Yup, something very strange is out there.
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01:52:58,970 --> 01:53:00,062
Oh, hello.
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01:53:00,238 --> 01:53:02,229
And welcome to my humble abode.
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01:53:02,407 --> 01:53:03,965
Cheese Nips?
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01:53:05,944 --> 01:53:07,241
Let me tell you something.
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01:53:07,412 --> 01:53:09,403
You pray for good coffee like this.
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01:53:09,581 --> 01:53:13,312
This is the Freak-A-Zone,
not to be confused with the Freak-A-Lair...
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01:53:13,485 --> 01:53:16,249
...which is where I keep the Freakmobile
and my other neat stuff.
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01:53:16,721 --> 01:53:20,316
The Freak-A-Zone is a secret place
inside Dexter Douglas' mind...
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01:53:20,492 --> 01:53:22,483
...where I spend my quiet time...
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01:53:22,661 --> 01:53:26,153
...reflecting on life
and watching reruns of Rat Patrol.
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01:53:31,670 --> 01:53:33,433
Now that's entertainment.
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01:53:33,805 --> 01:53:37,241
The Freak-A-Zone is also where I have
profound thoughts.
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01:53:37,409 --> 01:53:38,774
Here's one now.
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01:53:38,944 --> 01:53:41,344
Take over Switzerland.
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01:53:41,513 --> 01:53:43,606
Get all the chocolate.
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01:53:45,016 --> 01:53:47,780
Off the top of my head.
What do you want from me?
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01:53:47,953 --> 01:53:49,853
Anyway, back to our story.
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01:53:50,021 --> 01:53:52,615
Something's out there.
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01:53:52,791 --> 01:53:55,885
And I'm gonna find out what.
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01:54:23,755 --> 01:54:25,313
Bleh.
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01:54:28,293 --> 01:54:29,521
Hello.
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01:54:33,265 --> 01:54:35,358
I like.
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01:54:35,534 --> 01:54:37,764
Oh, the humanity.
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01:54:38,603 --> 01:54:41,538
Oh, freak out!
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01:54:45,176 --> 01:54:46,609
Back off, helmet head.
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01:54:47,045 --> 01:54:48,740
Ooh, whoa.
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01:54:48,914 --> 01:54:51,712
Red-underwear man.
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01:54:51,883 --> 01:54:53,612
Pretty.
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01:54:53,785 --> 01:54:57,380
Help me. Help me.
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01:55:04,796 --> 01:55:07,765
And so life began with my new friend.
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01:55:07,933 --> 01:55:09,264
His name was...
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01:55:10,635 --> 01:55:11,693
Bo-Ron.
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01:55:11,870 --> 01:55:14,304
And he came from the distant planet...
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01:55:15,840 --> 01:55:17,671
Barone's.
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01:55:22,781 --> 01:55:24,476
So I took my new guest...
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01:55:24,649 --> 01:55:27,846
...down to the Freak-A-Lair
via the Freak-A-Fall.
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01:55:28,620 --> 01:55:29,780
Hang on tight.
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01:55:49,975 --> 01:55:51,772
Fun.
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01:55:51,943 --> 01:55:55,970
Yeah, we're thinking of putting in
a gift shop and maybe a water slide.
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01:55:56,147 --> 01:55:57,171
And there...
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01:55:57,349 --> 01:56:00,147
...in the Freak-A-Lair's
Hall of Nifty Things to Know...
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01:56:00,318 --> 01:56:03,617
...I taught Bo-Ron the ways of Earth.
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01:56:05,690 --> 01:56:07,487
Never run with scissors.
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01:56:07,659 --> 01:56:10,059
Uh, run with scissors, no.
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01:56:10,929 --> 01:56:15,923
The four basic food groups are ice cream,
candy, cakes and very large cakes.
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01:56:16,101 --> 01:56:18,035
Large cakes.
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01:56:20,472 --> 01:56:23,566
Always ask for a piece of the gross,
not the net.
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01:56:23,742 --> 01:56:25,232
The net is fantasy.
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01:56:26,611 --> 01:56:29,011
Piece of the gross.
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01:56:33,518 --> 01:56:36,078
Never try to catch a roadrunner.
It's impossible.
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01:56:36,254 --> 01:56:37,585
Okay.
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01:56:39,691 --> 01:56:42,524
Stay out
of your father's underwear drawer.
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01:56:42,694 --> 01:56:43,922
Trust me on this one.
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01:56:44,095 --> 01:56:47,587
Underwear drawer, no, no.
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01:56:49,034 --> 01:56:51,195
Eating carrots gives you x-ray vision.
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01:56:51,369 --> 01:56:54,429
Hmm, x-ray, good.
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01:56:55,407 --> 01:56:58,638
Diane Sawyer acts sincere
but she's actually faking it.
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01:57:00,011 --> 01:57:01,410
Faking it.
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01:57:01,579 --> 01:57:03,479
And Bo-Ron, in turn...
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01:57:03,648 --> 01:57:05,115
...taught me about the universe.
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01:57:07,285 --> 01:57:09,219
It's big.
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01:57:09,654 --> 01:57:12,054
The mind boggles.
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01:57:15,427 --> 01:57:16,758
Over the following weeks...
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01:57:16,928 --> 01:57:19,795
...I attempted to hide Bo-Ron
from my parents.
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01:57:30,141 --> 01:57:32,132
But that proved impossible.
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01:57:32,310 --> 01:57:34,801
So I tried to pass him off as my new pet.
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01:57:35,246 --> 01:57:38,079
He's a rare Peruvian spider monkey.
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01:57:40,118 --> 01:57:41,779
Pretty Amy.
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01:57:41,953 --> 01:57:45,320
Pretty Amy. Good monkey.
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01:57:48,259 --> 01:57:49,954
But Mom and Dad didn't buy it.
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01:57:50,128 --> 01:57:52,153
So finally, I told them the truth.
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01:57:52,330 --> 01:57:55,094
He's from another planet
and I'm gonna keep him.
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01:57:55,266 --> 01:57:56,756
No, you're not, Dexter.
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01:57:57,268 --> 01:57:58,758
Why?
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01:57:58,937 --> 01:58:00,666
He takes up too much room.
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01:58:00,839 --> 01:58:01,897
But worst of all...
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01:58:02,073 --> 01:58:03,802
...he keeps tying up the bathroom.
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01:58:03,975 --> 01:58:06,000
And he forgets to use the fan.
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01:58:06,177 --> 01:58:07,838
That's just plain inhuman.
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01:58:08,313 --> 01:58:11,248
He's eating us out of house and home.
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01:58:13,852 --> 01:58:18,880
So, that night, I gave Bo-Ron the bad news.
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01:58:20,492 --> 01:58:23,086
You know what, big guy?
It's not really working out.
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01:58:23,261 --> 01:58:24,922
I thought it'd be neat keeping you here...
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01:58:25,096 --> 01:58:26,757
...but it's getting kind of funky.
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01:58:26,931 --> 01:58:30,423
So it's time for you to phone home
and have your folks come and get you.
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01:58:30,602 --> 01:58:31,626
You know your number?
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01:58:31,803 --> 01:58:34,931
Uh, I forget.
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01:58:35,106 --> 01:58:36,596
What's the area code for Barone's?
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01:58:36,975 --> 01:58:39,102
Area code?
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01:58:39,511 --> 01:58:41,502
Well, who's your long-distance carrier?
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01:58:43,448 --> 01:58:44,847
I'm not sure.
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01:58:45,016 --> 01:58:46,711
I found, to my grave concern...
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01:58:46,885 --> 01:58:50,685
...that Bo-Ron hadn't decided yet
on his long-distance phone company.
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01:58:51,122 --> 01:58:53,352
So A T& T, MCI...
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01:58:53,525 --> 01:58:57,291
...and Sprint fought a pitched battle
over who would provide service.
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01:59:11,509 --> 01:59:14,239
Finally, Bo-Ron chose the winner.
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01:59:14,412 --> 01:59:16,880
And we phoned his home.
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01:59:20,518 --> 01:59:22,679
It's ringing.
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01:59:27,225 --> 01:59:29,216
I got the machine.
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01:59:29,394 --> 01:59:31,692
It's always on.
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01:59:31,863 --> 01:59:33,490
Hello?
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01:59:33,665 --> 01:59:36,361
You're there. I know you're there.
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01:59:36,534 --> 01:59:39,833
Pick up. Come on, pick up.
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01:59:40,471 --> 01:59:42,564
No answer. So we dialed their car phone.
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01:59:42,740 --> 01:59:45,140
The mobile customer you are calling...
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01:59:45,310 --> 01:59:48,177
...is away from the galaxy.
Please try again later.
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01:59:48,346 --> 01:59:49,677
But we didn't give up.
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01:59:49,848 --> 01:59:52,908
We kept calling and leaving messages
all night long.
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01:59:53,084 --> 01:59:56,747
Until finally, our call was answered.
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02:00:08,766 --> 02:00:12,759
Goodbye, red-underwear man.
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02:00:12,937 --> 02:00:16,395
I will never forget you.
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02:00:32,657 --> 02:00:36,457
And so Bo-Ron went home.
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02:00:36,628 --> 02:00:39,756
He left me with lots of fun memories...
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02:00:39,931 --> 02:00:42,627
...and something else even more special.
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02:00:42,800 --> 02:00:43,994
Dexter?
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A phone bill you wouldn't believe.
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"Fade to black. The end. "
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02:00:56,881 --> 02:00:58,041
Hmm...
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02:00:58,216 --> 02:01:00,275
Uh, what was that other option again?
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02:01:01,219 --> 02:01:06,179
Oh, yeah. We can end the show early
and show some more Animaniacs reruns.
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02:01:06,357 --> 02:01:09,622
Right. Let's do it.
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02:01:09,794 --> 02:01:11,125
We're Animan-y
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Totally insane-y
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Here's the show's name-y
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Animaniacs
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Those are the facts
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It began with one small disappearance.
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Uh, hi, Wendy.
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I have tickets for Yo-Yo Ma. Wanna go?
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Dry up and blow away.
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02:01:48,433 --> 02:01:50,924
Soon, more vanishings were reported.
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02:01:51,369 --> 02:01:53,599
- You take Meatball.
- I don't want him.
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02:01:53,771 --> 02:01:55,932
Yeah, well,
I got stuck with him last time.
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02:01:56,107 --> 02:01:58,166
If I take Meatball, you gotta take Doofus.
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02:01:58,343 --> 02:02:00,368
Yeah, I always get stuck with Doofus.
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They're gone.
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02:02:04,115 --> 02:02:06,106
Cool. Play ball.
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02:02:06,284 --> 02:02:10,050
It happened again
at a comic convention in Buffalo.
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02:02:10,221 --> 02:02:11,779
Me first. Me first.
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02:02:12,357 --> 02:02:14,791
Ooh, hey, look, a tribble.
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That's my hair.
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02:02:16,627 --> 02:02:17,787
Oh.
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02:02:19,931 --> 02:02:24,095
Funny. They usually vanish
after I sing "Rocket Man. "
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02:02:25,470 --> 02:02:27,301
Soon after, the following incident...
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02:02:27,472 --> 02:02:30,464
...occurred in the office
of computer whiz, Bill Gates...
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02:02:30,641 --> 02:02:31,903
...whom I can mention by name...
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02:02:32,076 --> 02:02:35,807
...because he happens to be a close,
personal friend of Steven Spielberg...
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02:02:35,980 --> 02:02:38,471
...the executive producer
of this fine program.
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So he probably won't sue us.
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02:02:40,952 --> 02:02:42,977
This is my latest computer program.
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02:02:43,154 --> 02:02:45,554
It not only runs Windows,
it washes them too.
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02:02:51,329 --> 02:02:54,196
Prominent members
of the news media began to take notice...
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02:02:54,599 --> 02:02:56,999
...but they were powerless
to stop what happened.
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02:02:58,736 --> 02:03:00,931
What, can anyone tell me,
is the story with all these...
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02:03:01,105 --> 02:03:02,697
What would you call them, Geeks?
Weirdos?
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02:03:02,874 --> 02:03:06,435
Oh, golly, let's just say it, shall we?
- Nerds disappearing right and left?
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02:03:06,611 --> 02:03:07,942
- Ha-ha-ha!
- Uh, uh, uh...
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02:03:08,112 --> 02:03:09,739
A moment, Your Eminence,
we'll get to you.
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02:03:09,914 --> 02:03:11,848
It's like I was telling Morty
this afternoon...
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02:03:12,016 --> 02:03:14,416
Morty, my producer since the old days
way back in Milwaukee...
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02:03:14,585 --> 02:03:17,076
...at WBBZ, playing the hits
and smacking them down.
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02:03:17,255 --> 02:03:18,688
Anyway, I stopped into a toy store...
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It was a train store.
- This weekend.
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02:03:20,458 --> 02:03:22,016
Buzzy's Round House
down there on 3rd.
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02:03:22,193 --> 02:03:24,855
He's got the big, uh, Canadian Pacific
layout in the window.
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Go in and say hi to Buzzy, but don't touch
anything or he'll turn on you.
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02:03:29,467 --> 02:03:32,163
Anyway, I went in
for some of the Lionel O-gauge track...
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02:03:32,336 --> 02:03:34,998
...not the smaller HO,
but of course, the full O gauge...
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02:03:37,708 --> 02:03:39,733
Anyone wanna see pictures of Cody?
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02:03:43,347 --> 02:03:45,508
Even Hollywood was under attack.
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02:03:45,683 --> 02:03:46,911
Okay, here we go now.
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02:03:47,085 --> 02:03:50,248
This is E.T. Returns.
Scene one, take one.
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I'm back, Elliott.
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02:03:54,926 --> 02:03:57,087
And I'm grown up. Go away.
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02:03:57,261 --> 02:03:59,456
Okay, now, uh, cue the special effects.
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02:04:03,167 --> 02:04:07,797
It's just a little weak. Let's... A little weak.
Let's try a bluer filter.
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02:04:08,940 --> 02:04:11,909
At least now we won't have to listen
to anymore of those Dreamworks stories.
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02:04:12,076 --> 02:04:13,100
Phew.
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02:04:13,277 --> 02:04:17,270
No nerd was safe, not even Dexter Douglas.
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02:04:17,448 --> 02:04:19,439
Gee, that's weird.
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02:04:19,617 --> 02:04:21,812
I think I'm the only one
on the Internet tonight.
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02:04:21,986 --> 02:04:24,784
It's like all the other techno-geeks
just vanished.
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02:04:31,028 --> 02:04:32,859
They did vanish.
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02:04:33,030 --> 02:04:37,023
And you, Dexter Douglas, will join them.
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02:04:41,305 --> 02:04:43,535
Oh, too bad.
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02:04:43,708 --> 02:04:46,871
But I've never seen a nerd yet
who could pull off a decent escape.
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02:04:47,044 --> 02:04:48,875
No coordination, you know.
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02:04:56,587 --> 02:04:58,987
Welcome to Nerd Island.
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02:04:59,157 --> 02:05:02,149
Here, I have gathered
all the nerds on earth.
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02:05:02,326 --> 02:05:03,623
But why?
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02:05:03,794 --> 02:05:05,625
Seemed like a good idea at the time.
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02:05:06,164 --> 02:05:10,123
After all, most nerds
are shy, ordinary-looking types...
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02:05:10,301 --> 02:05:13,293
...with no interest in physical activities.
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02:05:13,471 --> 02:05:15,530
Hey, think fast.
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02:05:16,707 --> 02:05:20,302
But what they lack in physical prowess,
they make up in brains.
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02:05:20,478 --> 02:05:24,471
Tell me, who writes
all the best-selling books? Nerds.
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02:05:26,150 --> 02:05:28,118
Who makes all the top-grossing movies?
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02:05:28,286 --> 02:05:29,310
Nerds.
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02:05:29,787 --> 02:05:32,722
Who designs
computer programs so complex...
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02:05:32,890 --> 02:05:35,120
...that only they can use them?
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02:05:35,293 --> 02:05:36,487
Nerds.
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02:05:36,661 --> 02:05:39,789
And who run for high public office?
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02:05:39,964 --> 02:05:42,489
Uh, no one but nerds.
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02:05:42,867 --> 02:05:44,334
You don't have Newt Gingrich.
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02:05:44,502 --> 02:05:47,096
He's not a nerd. He's a chubby boy.
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02:05:47,271 --> 02:05:48,397
Oh, right.
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02:05:48,573 --> 02:05:53,533
Without nerds to lead the way,
the governments of the world will stumble.
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02:05:53,711 --> 02:05:58,910
They'll be forced to seek guidance
from good-looking-but-vapid airheads.
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02:05:59,083 --> 02:06:02,382
President Kaelin,
it's Secretary of State Fabio.
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02:06:02,553 --> 02:06:03,577
Um...
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02:06:03,754 --> 02:06:04,778
I don't know.
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02:06:04,956 --> 02:06:06,389
I can't remember.
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02:06:06,557 --> 02:06:09,424
I thought I heard a thump. Heh.
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02:06:09,594 --> 02:06:13,690
I plan to drain the essence
of these nerds into my brain...
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02:06:13,864 --> 02:06:15,798
...thus becoming a super-nerd...
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02:06:15,967 --> 02:06:19,596
...and the greatest genius
the world has ever seen.
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02:06:20,037 --> 02:06:21,766
- But...
- Too late.
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02:06:22,139 --> 02:06:26,405
You will now join the others
in my brain trust.
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02:06:46,063 --> 02:06:47,325
No.
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02:06:47,498 --> 02:06:49,227
Freak out.
256
02:06:52,570 --> 02:06:56,233
Is it just me or am I showing up
later and later in each episode?
257
02:06:56,407 --> 02:06:58,466
Oh. Oh, look at all the nerd people...
258
02:06:58,643 --> 02:07:01,908
...making the funny jerky-shaky things
with their silly heads.
259
02:07:02,680 --> 02:07:05,240
Hold on there, Sparky.
You don't know what you're doing.
260
02:07:05,416 --> 02:07:07,577
What about the downside
of being a nerd?
261
02:07:07,752 --> 02:07:09,242
What downside?
262
02:07:09,420 --> 02:07:11,081
Like bad skin, for instance.
263
02:07:11,455 --> 02:07:14,913
An unnatural attraction
to pocket protectors.
264
02:07:21,432 --> 02:07:26,426
And worst of all,
all the cute girls will wanna just be friends.
265
02:07:26,604 --> 02:07:28,265
No, that's not true, is it?
266
02:07:28,439 --> 02:07:29,463
Steff?
267
02:07:29,640 --> 02:07:33,872
You're such a nice guy.
Why spoil our special friendship?
268
02:07:34,045 --> 02:07:36,309
No!
269
02:07:42,753 --> 02:07:44,311
Thanks, Freakazoid.
270
02:07:44,488 --> 02:07:47,946
You saved me from nearly making
a terrible mistake.
271
02:07:48,125 --> 02:07:49,854
That is why I am here.
272
02:07:50,027 --> 02:07:51,517
Let's go get some pie.
273
02:07:51,696 --> 02:07:53,254
See you.
274
02:07:57,101 --> 02:07:58,864
- You're back.
- Uh-huh.
275
02:07:59,036 --> 02:08:01,197
Now, about those concert tickets...
276
02:08:01,372 --> 02:08:03,863
Oh, you're such a nice guy.
277
02:08:04,041 --> 02:08:06,566
Why spoil our special friendship?
278
02:08:06,744 --> 02:08:07,870
Right.
279
02:08:08,045 --> 02:08:09,876
And so it ended.
280
02:08:10,047 --> 02:08:11,639
The nerds were returned.
281
02:08:11,816 --> 02:08:13,545
Rocket Man
282
02:08:16,554 --> 02:08:18,715
Freakazoid and Steff had pie.
283
02:08:18,889 --> 02:08:20,322
The Nerdator switched over...
284
02:08:20,491 --> 02:08:23,051
...to kidnapping
good-looking-but-vapid airheads.
285
02:08:23,227 --> 02:08:25,559
And no one cared.
286
02:08:28,199 --> 02:08:29,689
This sure is the pits.
287
02:08:29,867 --> 02:08:33,200
Brains be hanged. I'm going for babes.
288
02:08:33,371 --> 02:08:35,532
Man has a point.
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