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Maybe, this is the year
I finally finish this race.
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You've run it before?
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No, he runs it every year,
but just the beginning of it.
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I've never crossed
the finish line,
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what with Murphy's Law
and all.
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I just can't carry everything
I need to combat it,
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while I'm running.
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That's why you guys are
carrying my backpack.
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No problem. So, what have
we got to work with?
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Let's see.
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Bandages, electrolyte snacks,
a bottle of sun block,
as big as my head.
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Also, dissolvable
sleeping bags.
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A metal detector.
And a stuffed elephant?
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Those things may or may
not make sense later.
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When?
Well, I don't know.
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It's just that,
anything that can go wrong...
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ALL: Will go wrong!
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But not today.
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We'll get ahead on our bikes,
scope out any situations
and be ready for you.
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With a stuffed elephant.
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You guys'll have the backpack,
and I'll have my motivational
mantras like this one...
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Don't stop swimming
or you'll die.
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Or maybe, that's just sharks.
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Did you read that
in this book?
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Inspirational Shark Mantras?
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Yeah, sharks are surprisingly
positive thinkers.
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ANNOUNCER: Ready!
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Set. Go, runners!
(BELL RINGS)
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Oops! Gotta go.
You know what they say,
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"If everyone's running,
they're probably
running from you."
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Another shark mantra?
Or maybe, a Milo mantra.
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Whoops! Sorry!
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It's gonna be a long race.
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Can't believe we're stuck
with Cavendish and Dakota's
nut mission.
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We can check it off
in a couple hours
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and then get back
to saving the world.
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So, how does selling
pistachios keep
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them from becoming
extinct in the future?
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We just stand here
and make sure nothing
happens to the shipment.
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So, we're nut guards.
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Seed sentries.
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Legume lookouts.
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They're not legumes.
(MOCKING) They're not legumes!
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That's what you sound like.
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Race for Runts.
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So, they're raising
money for dogs that are
smaller than other dogs?
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I guess, they gotta buy them
more food so they can grow.
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Yes.
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Well, we can't let
pistachio survive
and take over the world.
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So, we have to stop
Brick and Savannah.
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This is not going to be easy.
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Yeah, but it's better
than cleaning outhouses
in the Renaissance.
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All you ever hear about
are the paintings,
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they don't tell you
about the stench.
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Oh, hi, Cavendish, Dakota!
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Oh, hello, Murphy.
Hey, Murphy.
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Uh-oh!
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(SCREAMS) Murphy's Law!
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CAVENDISH: (SCREAMS)
Where are we going?
When are we going?
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(BOTH GRUNT)
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Looks like we've
traveled to the 1870s.
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Hey, you're finally in style.
(GRUNTS)
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Okay, let's pull a u-ey
and go back.
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Howdy, there, partners.
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(CLEARS THROAT)
Oh, hello, um...
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We're just passing through,
don't mind us.
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Oh, I don't mind nothing.
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If I spent time minding
things, I'd be minding
all the time.
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(NEIGHS)
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(ENGINE WHIRRING)
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Uh, won't.
Now it won't start.
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We're stuck! We're stuck!
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The future is doomed
and the Renaissance potties
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are going to have
to clean themselves.
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Well, if we're gonna be
stuck here for a bit,
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maybe we should get some new
outfits so we can blend in.
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Well, I guess, just me.
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(ALL CHEERING)
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BOTH: Go, Milo!
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How are you feeling?
Great!
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Just a little thirsty.
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(EAGLE SCREAMING)
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Throw me my towel.
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Okay, heads up, Milo.
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(GASPS)
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No, not a trowel. A towel!
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Oh, sorry, that makes
much more sense.
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Milo, bridge ahead!
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(BIRD CHIRPS)
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Get the discus
and the bandage ready.
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Watch out!
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The discus,
throw it at the lever.
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(GRUNTS)
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Amazing, Milo. What were you
gonna do with the bandage?
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Oh, yeah,
I've got a blister. Thanks.
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Oh!
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So, how soon before I can
start saying, "Reckon?"
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Preferably, never.
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We just have to fix our
time machine and get back
to the future to stop
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Brick and Savannah from
saving those pistachios.
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I reckon I need more thread.
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See, it sounds so cool
when he says it.
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How are we gonna find
parts for a car built
150 years in the future?
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Did I hear 150 years
in the future?
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Oh, hello, Sherriff.
Murphy, is it?
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Oh, funny, as in Murphy's law.
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Well, I am a Murphy
and I am the law.
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I reckon, you are.
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Hear that? I said, "Reckon."
Reckon you are.
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(SCREAMS)
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Whoa! Look at that.
Good thing it's not Sunday.
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New clothes, eh?
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Phillip here, is the best
tailor in these here parts.
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Of course, he is the only one.
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If y'all are from the future,
I reckon that means
you're time travelers.
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(BOTH MUMBLING)
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We get a lot of those
down here.
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TOGETHER: You do?
They hang out
at the So So Corral.
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Best saloon
in these here parts.
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Of course,
it's also the only one.
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Place is just down the street.
This street, that is.
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The only street.
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If there are time
travelers here,
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they may have the
parts we need.
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I wonder if they have
cold pressed juice.
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It's 1875!
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What? You think juice is new?
They had fruit in the past.
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Hang on, are we sure,
that this is the...
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What's that now?
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I said, are we sure that this
is the right overpass?
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Oh. No.
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We've got an overpass demo,
up ahead.
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What do you think,
you'll need?
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I don't know,
use your instincts.
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I'm thinking,
"Inflatable Santa."
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What would he do with that?
What does he ever do with it?
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You can do it, guys!
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The only thing we have
to fear is harpoons
and feeding frenzies.
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Enough with the shark mantras.
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Too obvious, too weird,
too egg beater-y.
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I have no more instincts.
I'm running on fumes, here.
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Both good mantras.
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What if we can't get you to
the finish line? Wait, Milo.
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Come on, guys.
It's time to go
full Megalodon.
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Nothing can break your bones
when you're cartilaginous.
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That's not a seal,
that's a surfer.
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You really gotta get
another mantra book.
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And that's when we realized,
we were stuck here.
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And that's how it happened
to us too.
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Hang on, all of you are time
travelers who got stuck here?
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(INDISTINCT BLABBERING)
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The only person I know
personally, who's really
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from here is Sherriff
Murphy, personally.
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Sherriff Murphy, that's it!
He's a Murphy,
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and he's the law. He is...
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The original Murphy's Law!
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You're a real conclusion
stealer, you know that?
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That man is Milo's
great, great, great,
great grandfather!
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That's why this place
is like a time travel
Bermuda Triangle, so...
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So, all of you are stranded
here like us, huh?
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So, what happened to
your time machines?
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DAKOTA: Wow.
These are some
snazzy vehicles.
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How come, we always
get stuck with
the outdated lemon?
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Well, because
the last time they
gave us a new car,
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we destroyed Earth's
second moon.
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I, uh...
You're sure
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that you can't get
any of them working?
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Personally, I stopped
looking for the gas.
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I like it here,
personally.
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Oh, yeah.
Me too.
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Our machine
needed batteries.
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Diesel fuel.
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Mine takes
gingerbread lattes.
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Your time machine uses
gingerbread lattes
for power?
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Well, not exclusively.
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All the holiday
flavors are used.
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(CHRISTMAS BELLS JINGLING)
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Uh. What are we
going to do?
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We're gonna be stuck
here like these people
for all eternity.
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Chewing straw and
saying, "Reckon"
a lot.
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Ooh! That does
feel good.
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Eh, reckon.
Reckon.
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(DRAMATICALLY) Reckon.
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TOGETHER: Yes.
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But if we don't get back,
the future will be ruined
by those plants.
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Well, I suppose
there is the possibility
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that Brick and Savannah
will fail the mission
just like we always did.
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Ooh, never mind.
Yeah, that's not
going to happen.
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(HORSE NEIGHING)
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(ENGINE SPUTTERING)
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Every moment
we're stuck here,
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we come closer
to a pistachio
dominated future.
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Maybe, we can find
a working starter switch
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in one of those
abandoned machines
and jerry-rig it?
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Capital idea.
Let's push.
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(BANJO PLAYING)
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Eh, let me give you a hand
getting that to the time
machine junk yard.
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Ah. Why, thank you.
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Oh. Wait. No.
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Don't help.
Murphy's law.
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(DONKEY BRAYING)
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Ah!
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(SCREAMING)
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Hey, if we get
them running
fast enough,
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our old, crummy,
standard transmission
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will let us
bump start.
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We just pop
the clutch and
it should start.
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Oh! You're right.
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Whoa!
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Pop it!
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(ENGINE STARTS)
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BOTH: Yes!
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Why did they...
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(SCREAMING)
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Since we're going to die
anyway I'd like to air
some grievances.
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Yes! Ye-hess!
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Well, safe travels, now.
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Oh, say hello to my
great, great, great,
great grandkids.
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(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)
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ZACK: Uh-oh.
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Lot of possible
hazards, here.
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Dig deep.
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Rubber cement glue,
fistful of pebbles
and a nail scissor.
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Badminton racket,
tin foil ball,
picture frame.
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Bacon bits, stapler,
paint thinner.
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I don't know.
I just don't know.
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He's almost here.
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Game over, man!
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We're finished.
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(BELL DINGS)
Finished.
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I have an idea.
I have an idea.
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Well, nuts are still safe.
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Yep. Still safe.
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DAKOTA: Look out!
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The steering is gone.
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DAKOTA: Well,
we are in mid-air.
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MILO: (PANTING) I have to...
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(GASPING) Finish.
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Just a little...
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(PANTING) Further...
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We destroyed
the pistachios.
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Mission accomplished.
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00:09:40,874 --> 00:09:42,744
(PANTING)
244
00:09:42,744 --> 00:09:44,074
(GASP) So...
245
00:09:44,074 --> 00:09:45,074
So close.
246
00:09:45,074 --> 00:09:46,994
MELISSA: Milo! Over here.
247
00:09:47,534 --> 00:09:48,824
(PANTING)
248
00:09:48,824 --> 00:09:50,954
You guys have
a backup
finish line!
249
00:09:50,954 --> 00:09:52,914
(LAUGHING) Ha-ha!
Brilliant.
250
00:09:52,914 --> 00:09:54,114
Milo, one-oh-one.
251
00:09:54,114 --> 00:09:55,614
Always have a backup.
252
00:09:55,614 --> 00:09:57,954
(DRAMATIC VICTORY MUSIC)
253
00:09:57,954 --> 00:10:01,664
Yes, yes, we did it.
We did it. We did it!
254
00:10:03,664 --> 00:10:06,284
And also you.
You too, Milo.
255
00:10:06,284 --> 00:10:07,784
You finished!
Yes!
256
00:10:07,784 --> 00:10:09,744
That's right.
257
00:10:09,744 --> 00:10:11,574
But you guys
built this
pretty fast
258
00:10:11,574 --> 00:10:14,374
and we should
probably get out
from under here.
259
00:10:18,614 --> 00:10:20,074
(SIGHS)
260
00:10:20,074 --> 00:10:21,374
Aw, nuts.
261
00:10:21,374 --> 00:10:23,824
(MOCKINGLY) Aw, nuts.
That's what you
sound like.
262
00:10:29,204 --> 00:10:30,284
♪ We're all livin' in it
263
00:10:31,574 --> 00:10:34,074
♪ Go, Milo
Go, Milo, go
264
00:10:34,074 --> 00:10:36,784
♪ Oh, thanks, everybody
That is so motivational
265
00:10:36,784 --> 00:10:38,824
♪ Go, Milo
Go, Milo, go
266
00:10:41,914 --> 00:10:43,034
♪ Whoa
267
00:10:43,034 --> 00:10:44,664
♪ Whoa
268
00:10:44,664 --> 00:10:47,414
♪ I'm not sitting here
watching the world turn
269
00:10:47,414 --> 00:10:49,114
♪ You know I'd rather spin it
270
00:10:49,114 --> 00:10:51,324
♪ Go, Milo
Go, Milo, go
271
00:10:51,324 --> 00:10:54,114
♪ It's my world
and we're all livin' in it ♪
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