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I got blisters on my mustache!
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[ Cow moos ]
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Oh, boy!
Tomorrow is our big dinner
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we've been planning for weeks.
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That's the reason I circled it
on the calendar.
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[ Yawns ]
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All I can think about
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is all that yummy food
we're gonna prepare.
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Hope you're ready for tomorrow's
big dinner, Mr. Gus!
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Sure am, Uncle --
[ Groans ]
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Pizza Steve, you stoked that
tomorrow is our big dinner day?
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Oh, you know it, Uncle G!
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Just need you
to tuck me in.
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Anything
for my sweet prince.
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[ Smooch ]
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Gonna need your help in the
kitchen tomorrow, too, Tiger.
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[ Roars ]
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Get a good sleep,
Belly Bag.
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It's gonna be morning
before you know it.
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Sure thing, Uncle Grandpa.
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Good night!
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[ Rooster crows ]
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[ Yawns, smacks lips ]
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Wow!
Morning really did come fast.
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I feel like I went to sleep
less than a minute ago.
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But it's already
daylight outside.
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Hmm. Oh, well.
No time to waste.
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Today's our big dinner day.
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Now to wake up the troops.
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Rise and shine, everybody!
[ Bell clanging ]
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Off to the kitchen to prep!
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Way to hustle, guys.
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I don't even remember
walking into the kitchen,
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or changing our clothes.
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I do find it kind of strange
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that we went straight
from lying in bed
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to standing in the kitchen.
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Stop trying to make this
about you, Mr. Gus.
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Pizza Steve's right,
Mr. Gus.
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Let's focus
on what's important.
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We got to start prepping.
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Tiger, you're on dip duty.
I'm talking about hummus,
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spinach artichoke,
babaganoush, the works.
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[ Roars ]
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Pizza Steve, I got you down
for kale and quinoa salad.
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How are we on that carrot
and ginger dressing?
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Uh, got plenty
in my private reserves.
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Mr. Gus, says here
you're in charge
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of the three-bean
vegetarian chili.
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-Can you handle that?
-Yes, sir!
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That's what
I like to hear!
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Belly Bag, that leaves you.
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Roasted red pepper risotto.
You on it?
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Yes, chef Grandpa.
For sure!
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All right, team.
This dinner's gonna be great.
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I can already picture us sitting
back at the kitchen table,
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stuffed and happy.
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Wait a minute.
Now we're at the dinner table!
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And it's already
dark outside!
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What is going on
around here?!
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[ Sighs ] Yeah,
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and why do I feel so full?
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I'm full, too,
but I don't remember eating.
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Did we just
jump ahead in time?
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How is that even possible?
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I feel like
I would've remembered.
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Well, one thing's for sure,
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I'm not doing any
of these dirty dishes.
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Aw, man!
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[ Gasps ] Doing the dishes was
the last thing on the itinerary!
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That means
the big dinner is over!
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[ Crying ]
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And we didn't even
get to enjoy it!
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[ Crying ]
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As leader of this gang,
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I demand to know
what's happening.
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Well, from my understanding,
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we keep skipping to the next
thing we talk about doing.
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You mean that if I say,
"Oh, I can't wait
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till we're all sitting
on the couch watching TV,"
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then we'll just
end up there?
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Oh, no! What's happening?!
[ Creak! ]
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[ All grunting ]
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[ Roars ]
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I was right.
We're skipping through time
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via film transition!
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Well, how do we fix
all this?
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I want to have
our big dinner.
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I'm sure there's
a logical explanation
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why this is happening.
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We just got to take a few
minutes to figure it out.
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Did anyone see that title card
that read "Six weeks later"?
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Six weeks?!
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Guess this means we really
did miss Big Dinner Day.
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I've got an idea. What if
we can transition backwards,
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say, like, a flashback
or something?
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We should flashback
to when we were watching
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the first episode
of "Too Many Files."
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[ Grunts ]
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Boss, I found those files!
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Oh, my gosh!
Give me those files!
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Here you go. Ohh!
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Aah! Too many files!
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Too many files!
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Aah!
[ Glass shatters ]
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[ Laughing ]
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Even funnier
the second time.
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More importantly,
the flashback worked.
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We're back to the day
before our big dinner.
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Which means if these transitions
are gonna keep happening,
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maybe we can control them.
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Oh, let me try.
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I can't wait until tomorrow
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when we're at the table
about to eat our big dinner.
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It worked again!
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[ Sniffs ]
And I can smell the squash
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and tomato gratin
baking in the oven.
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Move out of the way!
[ Smack ]
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[ Grunts ]
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Yes!
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[ Sniffs ]
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Smell those sweet,
sweet veggies.
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Huh?
[ Screams ]
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[ Monitor beeping ]
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Huh?
[ Screams ]
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This isn't working.
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We're never gonna
eat our dinner!
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[ Glass shatters ]
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I hate transitioning!
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Calm down, Uncle Grandpa.
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We can't give up yet.
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Transitions are
a film tool, right?
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That means this problem
is happening
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within the TV show
we're currently in.
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So maybe if we transition
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back to before
this episode was animated,
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we might be able to pinpoint
why we're in this mess.
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That's a great idea,
Mr. Gus.
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Let's transition
back to the storyboard phase.
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[ Creak ]
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So this is what we look like
as storyboards!
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Yep. The storyboard artists
sketch the entire episode
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in these little boxes.
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And since we're not
animated yet,
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they use these cute, little
arrows to indicate movement.
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Great explanation,
Uncle Grandpa.
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But we should get out of these
boards and back on track.
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No problem.
Let's just walk off screen.
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Storyboard Artist: Okay, so they
continue to walk off screen,
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and then we reveal
the storyboard artist
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actually pitching
the storyboards.
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We see the whole crew
watching the pitch.
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And then Uncle Grandpa
and the gang
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open the door to the pitch room.
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The "Uncle Grandpa" creators
turn to see them enter the room.
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Storyboard artist
looks at them sort of confused.
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Hey, cut that out!
Stop narrating us!
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-Out of the way, dorkus!
-Oof!
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Is this your idea
of a joke --
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me getting my hands
badly burned?!
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[ Laughter ]
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According to these storyboard
panels, we end up on the moon,
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having never even eaten
our dinner!
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Wait a minute.
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I don't see any transitions
in these storyboards.
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So that must mean
they're being added
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after the episode's
been fully animated.
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Isn't it the editor's job
to add all the finishing touches
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to an "Uncle Grandpa"
episode?
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That means we have to find
the editor and make him stop.
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But how do cartoons
usually communicate
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with the outside world?
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Like this.
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Hey! Hello?! Mr. Editor?!
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-Hey, are you out there?
-Hello? Come on!
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-Are you out there?
-We're looking for you!
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Look, that must be
the editor.
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[ Snoring ]
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How do you know?
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You can tell
by his sick neck tat.
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Looks like he's asleep
on the job, though.
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Then how has he been
transitioning us
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all around the episode?
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I think I see why.
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That's it!
He left his finger
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on the "automatic
transition" button,
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which explains why
every time we say something
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like, "Hey, we got to
get to Egypt ASAP...
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we wipe to Egypt.
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Then it's time we give this guy
a rude awakening!
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[ Zapping ]
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[ Grunting ]
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[ Slap! ]
Aah! Wha-- What the...
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-Good mornin'!
-W-W-What are you guys
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doing on my editing bay?
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Is that what you call
this mess?
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Looks like Depression had
a party and forgot to clean up.
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You've been transitioning us
all around the episode,
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causing us to miss
our big dinner we prepped for.
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I'm sorry, guys. They've got me
working so many hours,
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I practically live in my office.
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I guess I wasn't paying
attention to what I was doing.
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Tell you what. We can finish up
this episode for you,
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so you can take
a well-deserved nap.
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Really?!
You'd do that for me?
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Ah, thanks so much,
Uncle Grandpa.
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[ Sighs ]
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All right, guys.
Let's transition us
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back to the dinner table.
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Fingers crossed!
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-We did it!!
-We did it!!
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I can finally dig into
this eggplant and tomato tart!
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And this yummy
butternut squash soup!
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And this mouthwatering
vegan apple walnut pie!
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Leave room for the sweet potato
and farro salad!
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[ Roars ]
[ All munching ]
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That was well
worth the wait.
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[ Grunts ]
Guess we better clean up.
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Yo, Uncle "G"-pa, can you
take care of that for us?
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Sure can.
Iris out!
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[ Pop ]
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-Good morning! Good morning!
-Good morning!
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Uncle Grandpa:
Hey, Mr. Gus!
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Ye-e-e-e-e-e-s?
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What do you think
of my caramel apple?
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What caramel apple?
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This one.
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[ Glass shatters ]
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[ Cash register dings ]
This is the stickiest,
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ickiest, drippiest caramel apple
on the market.
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See? You didn't believe me,
you little baby.
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You better be careful.
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I hear those things
are sticky as all heck!
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What's the matter?
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You afraid of a little
stickity-wickity caramel --
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Uh-oh!
Sorry about that, Mr. Gus.
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Here, let me just, uh...
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[ Grunting ]
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Almost got it.
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[ Grunts ]
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[ Exhales sharply ]
You okay, Mr. Gus?
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Uh-oh.
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Thanks a lot,
Uncle Grandpa.
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Oh, no.
Mr. Gus was right!
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This caramel apple
really is dangerous!
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I got to make sure
this doesn't happen again.
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Ooh! Give me a bite
of that sticky, icky goodness.
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No, Pizza Steve, don't!
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[ Both grunting ]
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Pizza Steve?
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I'm pizza.
What do I need a skeleton for?
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Oh, no! This is terrible!
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[ Roars ]
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Tiger, no!
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[ Growls ]
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00:10:21,017 --> 00:10:22,017
[ Clack! Pbht! ]
257
00:10:23,001 --> 00:10:25,001
[ Growls ]
258
00:10:25,004 --> 00:10:26,014
[ Bones clatter ]
259
00:10:26,014 --> 00:10:29,014
I'm getting rid of this thing
once and for all!
260
00:10:29,008 --> 00:10:30,008
[ Grunts ] Oh, no,
261
00:10:30,016 --> 00:10:33,006
Belly Bag, I'm so sorry!
262
00:10:33,011 --> 00:10:34,011
[ Squeaks ]
263
00:10:34,014 --> 00:10:36,004
What have I done?!
264
00:10:36,002 --> 00:10:39,012
This caramel apple
is too sticky.
265
00:10:39,010 --> 00:10:41,020
[ Groans ] Huh?
266
00:10:41,018 --> 00:10:42,998
[ Grunting ]
267
00:10:43,003 --> 00:10:44,013
[ Crash ]
268
00:10:44,007 --> 00:10:46,017
Oh, no!
269
00:10:46,020 --> 00:10:47,020
No!
270
00:10:48,000 --> 00:10:50,010
[ Sobbing ]
271
00:10:52,016 --> 00:10:56,006
I could really use a sweet treat
right about now.
272
00:10:56,016 --> 00:10:58,016
Oh, yeah, my caramel apple!
273
00:11:14,021 --> 00:11:17,011
That was quite delicious.
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