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Captain?
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Everybody's complaining about
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the smell.
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We've done a complete
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top-to-bottom search, but we
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don't know where it's coming
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from.
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Sir, something dead ahead!
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Aah!
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Aah!
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Sync and corrections by n17t01
www.MY-SUBS.com
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Hey!
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My "sumo slammer" collectible
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stickers!
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It took almost six months to get
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'em all.
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Wow. This really brings me back.
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Hey, Kevin, hand me the next
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box?
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You said we were gonna
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do something fun.
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We are gonna do
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something fun-- After I finish
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cleaning the garage.
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Why do you keep this
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much junk?
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I don't know.
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Never thought about it.
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Hey, look! Pogs!
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You ready to leave?
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Standard operating procedure
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is to show up unannounced, then
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demand you come with us.
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But we know we're dealing with
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Ben Tennyson, so we're asking--
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Would you please come with us?
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Colonel Rozum.
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This must be pretembarrassing
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for you.
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Embarrassing?
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He probably means the
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were involved in all kinds of
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dirty ops.
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That's what I meant.
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And now he needs
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another favor.
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Embarrassing.
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So, what brings us to
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the department of weird today?
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Have you heard of the pacific
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garbage vortex?
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Of course.
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Approximately 200 billion tons
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of nonbiodegradable plastics are
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dumped into the oceans every
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year.
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Currents collect this and
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untold trillions of pounds of
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other refuse into gigantic
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floating islands of garbage.
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The pacific garbage vortex is
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the largest in the world.
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Really?
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She can't help it if
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she's a reader.
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How much garbage are we
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talking about here?
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It's twice the size of
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Texas.
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That's a lot of
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garbage.
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That's what the public knows.
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What they donknow is that the
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area around the vortex has
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become a dead zone, a dangerous
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place where ships tend to...
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Disappear.
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18 months ago, my sister was on
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a ship that sailed too close to
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the vortex.
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After she went missing, I sent
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two of my best agents to
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investigate.
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They disappeared, too.
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Now my bosses upstairs are
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telling me to shut the
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investigation down--
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Officially.
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So you need someone to
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investigate-- Unofficially.
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Told you we were gonna
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do something fun.
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Dumpster-diving--
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That's what I signed up for.
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We're nearing the
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coordinates of the garbage
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vortex.
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For something twice the
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size of Texas, you'd think it'd
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be easier to spot.
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This is where it's
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supposed to be.
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You think it floated
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away?
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Maybe the current--
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No.
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The currents are what keep it
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where it is.
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I got a distress
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signal.
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It's weak, but I think I can
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home in on it.
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Signal is fading in and out.
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It's somewhere close.
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You see a life raft or something
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out there?
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Or something.
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Oh, man.
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Yup.
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This is unbelievable.
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No kidding.
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I've never smelled anything this
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bad.
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Not since the last
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time you--
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Let the easy ones go,
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Kevin.
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This is all man-made--
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All of it.
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How did this happen?
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People were careless
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about where they threw away
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their trash.
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Regular debris degrades over
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time, but not plastic.
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It doesn't break down.
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The currents push it all
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together, and it becomes...
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This.
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This reminds me of
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that show.
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What show?
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The cartoon-- The one
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we used to watch when we were
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kids.
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You know, the one where they're
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always fighting polluters.
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A-and those five kids fought
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evil with, like, the power to
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recycle?
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You know what I'm talking about.
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What was the name of that show?
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Was it, like, "earth-man" or--
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Or "major green"?
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Something like that?
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I have the theme song stuck in
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my head.
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You know it, right?
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It's gonna come to me.
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I know it.
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It can't be.
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No, no, no!
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Ben! What is it?
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What do you see?
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Who would throw out a
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Ben 10 autographed photo?
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Why would someone do that?
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This is going to haunt me.
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Oh.
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Ew!
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Nasty.
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It's a dead bird filled
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with plastic.
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The birds try to eat
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the plastic, but they can't
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digest it, so they're poisoned.
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Interesting.
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You know what else is
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interesting?
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No.
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The size of that bird.
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Giant birds, meet giant
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turtle!
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Terraspin!
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Seriously, though,
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you remember that cartoon?
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It had the narrator guy who
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talked all the time.
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Meanwhile, back
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at the garbage vortex,
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Gwen Tennyson makes a shocking
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discovery.
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I'm glad you're taking
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this seriously, Kevin!
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But Gwen Tennyson is
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not amused.
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Uh-oh.
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Not the face!
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Not the face!
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Survivors.
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New arrivals.
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You're lucky to be alive.
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Though after a few weeks here,
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you might not feel so lucky.
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We were sent here to
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help.
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So were we.
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You can see how well that turned
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out.
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You're the agents
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colonel Rozum sent.
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Agent Locke.
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This is my partner,
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agent Bryson.
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Like our names matter!
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The only thing that matters is
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become victims to the
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all-powerful garbage patch!
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Excuse my partner.
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He's prone to being overly
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dramatic.
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Am I overly dramatic?
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Am I really?
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No way!
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This is like thatothershow
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that I used to watch!
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With the two agents who went
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around investigating weird stuff.
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What was the name of that show?
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Can you stop talking
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about old tv shows for five
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minutes?!
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It'll come to me.
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The garbage island that
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you're standing on is man-made,
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caused by a combination of
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illegal and accidental dumping.
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The countries of the world
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banded together to stop the
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illegal dumping.
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But the trash that was
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already there-- No one knew
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what to do.
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There was too much of it.
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Cleanup was impossible.
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They released an experimental
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plastic-eating bacterium in an
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attempt to destroy the trash.
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It didn't work.
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At least, not the way they
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planned.
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The bacterium mutated the
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garbage-- Turned it into a
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toxic ecological nightmare.
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That explains the giant
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birds-- And maybe even the
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island moving by itself.
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That's just the beginning of
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the weird.
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If only we had power
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rings, like on that show that I
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can't remember the name of.
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They could harness their rings
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with the power to recycle--
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Or clean power...Or something.
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Anyways, it was awesome.
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You're not listening to me, are
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you?
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Nobody's ever listening
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to you.
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Rozum was worried about
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his sister.
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Did you find her?
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She's here, but she's injured
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and needs medical attention.
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No problem.
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Let's get the survivors off the
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island.
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No one is
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going anywhere.
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The humans cannot be allowed to
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leave.
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Nobody mentioned the
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garbage could talk!
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I was working up to it.
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The flow of
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trash has stopped.
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We were promised sustenance.
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We must have more garbage.
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We can discuss this,
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negotiate something.
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But first we have to take the
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people off the island.
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The humans
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will not be allowed to leave.
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We will hold the humans prisoner
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until the flow of trash resumes.
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Should've known this would be
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trouble.
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Nothing that smells this bad can
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be good.
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NRG!
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Get those people on
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the rustbucket-- Now!
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Slippery pile of trash,
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aren't you?
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Gotcha!
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Sustenance!
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Who? Me?
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This is getting us
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nowhere.
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Fall back!
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I'll put the
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rustbucket on autopilot.
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Even Ben couldn't crash it.
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No need.
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I can fly plumber craft.
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Really?
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Once the survivors are safe
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on land, we'll come back for
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you-- In eight hours.
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Six hours if we're lucky.
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I...Don't like it.
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You should come with us.
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We'll be okay.
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I wish I could believe that.
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Iwant to believe.
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Come on!
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Am I the only one who sees this?
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Nobody else watches television
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but me?
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The monster's somewhere
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on this island.
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We have to flush it out, find a
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way to trap it.
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Tennyson, can you hear me?
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Agent Locke?
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>>The situation has changed.
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We've already reached land.
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That's impossible.
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In atmosphere, you're at least
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three hours away.
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We're looking at
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San Francisco right now.
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The garbage vortex is
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moving.
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>>Moving fast.
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It's minutes away from making
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landfall on the west coast of
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the United States.
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If the humans
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will not give us the sustenance
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we need, then we will get it
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from the source.
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We were wrong.
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The monster wasn'ton the
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island.
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The monstwas the
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island.
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Sustenance!
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We must have more garbage!
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We will take what we need!
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This is a disaster.
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The ecological impact of this
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toxic monster in the middle of a
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city--
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Still not seeing how
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this is like that old cartoon?
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Really?
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Aah!
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Everybody stand clear!
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Things are about to get big!
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Way big!
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Aah!
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We have to help Ben.
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Not much we can do
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from down here.
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Then let's not be down
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here.
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Agent Locke, bring the
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rustbucket to me.
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Copy that.
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Laser cannons are armed and
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hot.
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Yeah, I thought I'd go
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with some of my add-ons.
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We're hit! Engines are down!
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You are the worst
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driver.
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I'm just glad I could
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help.
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The only thing that
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can move the trash is what
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created it in the first place.
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So I gotta make some waves!
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Once
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again, peace is restored to the
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planet, thanks in no small part
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to the efforts of our hero,
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Kevin Levin.
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And friends.
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I'm gonna go see if I can get
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the engines started.
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So, I shot all that
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garbage into the sun.
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Problem solved, right?
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I hope so.
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