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Here we go

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Bowie, it's nice
to see you're exercising,

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trying to improve
your muscle mass...

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or get some muscle mass.

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I don't exercise at work.
Or at home.

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I go to the gym...

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where I also don't exercise.

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They just have
a better cable package there.

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Then why are you
on a stationary bike?

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'Cause I've invented a way
to turn a stationary bike

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into a non-stationary
stationary bike.

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Finally, a bicycle
that moves!

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Exactly!

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Bowie, every kid
already has a bike.

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It's the most popular toy
in history!

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I thought that was
the oven mitt.

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Anyway, if you want to improve
on the bicycle,

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it has to be
a spectacular innovation.

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Like... a flying bike!

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A flying bike?
That sounds incredible!

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An idea like that makes me want
to run up the stairs

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and shout it from the rooftops.

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But, as we established,
I do not exercise.

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Buckle up

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And hold on tight

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You and me
on a wild ride

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We're gonna own it
and change the game

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Together we'll make it
all the way

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Through all the ups
and all the downs, downs

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We'll always find our way
around

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Here we go
whoa-oa-oh

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Yeah, here we go
whoa-oa-oh

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You got me

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I got you

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Here we go

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Hey, Piper.
I need your help.

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Geneva called in well today.

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"Called in well?"
What does that mean?

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It means she called
to say she's not sick

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but is taking
the day off anyway.

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Can you fill in for her?

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Do the things
she normally does?

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I think I can handle that.

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"I have to sit here
and look pretty

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while flipping
through a magazine?

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My job is soooo diffi..."

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Ow! Paper cut!

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Mr. Gournisht.

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Uh...
I'm just filling in.

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I will assume
you are unfamiliar

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with Meeskatanian traditions

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and did not intend
to challenge me

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to a goat-calling contest...

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because as you may
or may not know,

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I am the Meeskatanian
champion.

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Mmmmeeeeeeehhhhhhhh!

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Is there something
I can help you with?

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Other than offering you
a mint?

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I am here to see
the delicate, beautiful flower

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who works here.

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Oh. She's out well today.

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Mrs. Bubkes is not here?

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Mrs. Bubkes?

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So what, now I come in third?

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I'll get her for you.

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Allo?

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Mrs. Bubkes? Can you
come down to reception?

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busy working.

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But there's some Meeskatanian
guy here to see you.

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Gournisht?

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Yeah.
That sounds about right.

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She's coming.

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There you are!
What took you so long?

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She's here already?

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I just got off the phone
with her.

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Not Mrs. Bubkes.

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Hey, Jarvis!

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You know how you always say

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there's a first time
for everything?

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I don't think
I've ever said that.

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I've just done something

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that's going to make you
so glad you hired me.

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Well, there's a first time
for everything.

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I put an ad for the new bike
on Knickknack's website,

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and we're getting
tons of orders.

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For the non-stationary
stationary bike?

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No! That was
a terrible idea.

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For the flying bike
you invented.

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I didn't invent a flying bike!

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There's no such thing
as a flying bike.

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That was an example.

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Well, that was
a really good example,

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because 150,000 people
have already ordered it.

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Now I have to cancel
all those orders

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and disappoint all those kids.

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Way to go, Bowie.

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Wait!

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You shouldn't have
to do anything.

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I created this problem,
I will fix it.

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Well, there's a first
time for everything.

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Huh.

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I guess I do
say that a lot.

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I wonder what's taking
Mrs. Bubkes so long.

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Surely a woman
that beautiful

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isn't spending time
putting on makeup.

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You're very...

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eager to see her, huh?

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Oh, yes.

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I'm here to request
that she...

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do something
special with me.

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Hello.

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Bubkes !

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Mrs. Bubkes...

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Yes! Yes!

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Wow.

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You want Mrs. Bubkes
to do all that?

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Yes!

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Why else would I have
asked her to join the army?

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What?

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Meeskatania is at war
with our neighbour, Zeeskatania,

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which is why I've asked
Mrs. Bubkes

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to gather her things,
kiss her old life goodbye,

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grab her weapon,

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and sneak through the bushes
of the Meeskatanian countryside,

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hoping to be
one of the few survivors

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who receives a medal of bravery
from our one-legged king.

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Wow.

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It's a good thing Mrs. Bubkes
speaks Meeskatanian...

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because a war?

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You'd really want to know
what you were agreeing to.

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Knox, I need your help
testing a new product.

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Behold my flying bicycle,
the Flycycle!

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Whoa!

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Bowie, you look so small
from here.

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You're not flying yet.
But you will.

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I've done the math.

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You study this. I'll
go release the balloons.

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It's working!
The bike's flying!

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Knox! You're supposed
to be on the bike!

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It's going to float away!

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Don't worry.
Those black ropes will stop it.

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Those are power lines!

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Aah!

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Anyone else smell
burning Bowie?

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You want Mrs. Bubkes to go
back to Meeskatania

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and fight in some war?

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It is not whether
I want her to.

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It is Meeskatanian law.

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But she's an old woman.

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Aren't there able-bodied
men who can fight?

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Well, I applaud
Meeskatania.

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I think it's great that women
get an equal chance

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to die horribly
for their country.

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Die?

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In all likelihood.

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The Zeeskites have us
outnumbered, outgunned,

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and outsmarted.

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But we have them
in the looks department.

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I hope you don't mind,
but we will have to stay here

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until military transport
picks us up

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to take us to this bloody,
brutal, unwinnable war.

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Yeah, I don't think so.

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Time for them to find out
the truth about Mrs. Bubkes.

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I guess you can stay here,
but why?

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Because Zeeskatanian spies
could be anywhere.

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Of course, anyone found
pretending to be a Meeskite

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would be punished by having
their neck snapped.

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Thankfully, there are
no fake Meeskatanians here.

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Just me and Mrs. Bubkes.

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Bubkes Meeskatanian!

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I can't believe
you want to go off to war.

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I thought you loved
your job here.

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Yeah, but the chance to be
bombarded with grenades

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in a cold, muddy trench
halfway around the world?

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It's a feminist dream!

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It makes me
emotional too.

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I'm not sure
Mrs. Bubkes wants to go.

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Bubkes stay here.

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Oh, I see.

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Mrs. Bubkes
doesn't want to leave

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because she loves us so much.

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Yeah, seeing a bunch of kids
run this toy company

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must bring her so much joy.

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Right, Mrs. Bubkes?

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Sure.

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Don't worry.
We're going to help you.

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We'll distract Mr. Gournisht
so you can sneak away.

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Oh!

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Uh, Mr. Gournisht!

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I never got
my chance to beat you

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in that goat-calling
competition.

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Okay, you go.

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Mmmmmeeeeehhhhh!

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Look over there.

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The goat's going to come
from that way.

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Okay, now's
your chance. Go!

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But there is no door this way.
How could a goat come?

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Uh...

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Wow. You are good.

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Mrs. Bubkes!

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It's not what you think.

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No, I see what she is doing.

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She is training

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because she is so eager
to fight for Meeskatania!

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We should all follow
her example!

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All right, this will work

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because Bowie Sherman
does not fail...

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to forget every time he fails.

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How did I get these bandages?

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Anyway, Knox, you ready?

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Sure.

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But why did you make me
dress like this?

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Trust me.
I've done the math.

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These crows will power
this flying bicycle.

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But as everyone knows,

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birds don't naturally fly
on their own.

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They need to be scared.
And what scares crows?

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Going to the dentist!

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Just get
on the bike!

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Okay, Knox.
Scare the crows.

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Hey, crows!

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Let me teach you
proper flossing technique!

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That won't work.

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You've got to scare them
like this.

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I guess flying
isn't the only thing crows do

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when they're scared.

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Mr. Gournisht?

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Can we talk to you
for a minute?

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Of course!

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Isn't there any way
Mrs. Bubkes can avoid

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going back to Meeskatania
and joining the army?

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Doesn't she want
to fight for her country

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in this bloody, brutal,
unwinnable war?

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Well, actually...

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Because you may not be aware,
but deserters get...

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Let me guess.
A neck snapping?

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I was going to say
"a discharge hearing."

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Which always ends
in a neck snapping.

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Oh...

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She wants to go.
We don't want her to go.

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I'm sorry.

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There are only two ways

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Meeskatanians can get out
of military service.

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One, they are a mother
with children to care for,

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or two, they suffer
from an injury...

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specifically, a snapped neck.

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Wait.

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If Mrs. Bubkes had children,
she wouldn't have to go to war?

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Of course.

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Raising children is a woman's
most important function.

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Really mixed messages,
Meeskatania!

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Well, good news.

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Mrs. Bubkes has kids.

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So, can I see the math
for this one?

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Oh, there's no math.

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It's two
highly combustible rockets

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stuck to a bicycle
with bubble gum.

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You don't need
math for that.

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You're the man in charge.
Fire her up.

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Oh no!

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The rockets flew off the bike!

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I see where this
is heading.

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Right for me.

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No matter what happens,
it always backfires on me.

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Come get me, rockets.

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You're wrong!
They didn't hit you.

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They hit that building
down there.

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The gym.

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That's my gym!

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Are you here to refund
my gym membership

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given the place is closed?

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Whoa!

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Whoa...

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Could you do that again?

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But only this time while
he's sitting on a bike?

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Meeskatanian children!

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boy!

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and, uh... girl?

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Meeskatania?

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Uh...

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Why aren't you answering me?

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Uh...

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Don't you speak
any Meeskatanian?

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A little.

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Very little.

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So little.

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I should learn the word
for "little."

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What part of Meeskatania
are you from?

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Uh...

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The nice part?

00:16:00.798 --> 00:16:03.467
There is no nice part!

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You don't speak the language.

00:16:06.720 --> 00:16:08.973
You know nothing
about Meeskatania.

00:16:08.973 --> 00:16:12.142
I see what's going on here.

00:16:14.144 --> 00:16:17.898
You have spent too much time
outside of the motherland!

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Poor, sweet
Meeskatanian children.

00:16:22.695 --> 00:16:24.822
Well, you did it.

00:16:24.822 --> 00:16:26.991
You finally invented
a flying bicycle!

00:16:26.991 --> 00:16:28.993
That wasn't so hard.

00:16:31.578 --> 00:16:34.081
Feels great.

00:16:37.668 --> 00:16:40.421
I can't wait to show
Jarvis the Flycycle!

00:16:42.423 --> 00:16:43.257
Where is Jarvis?

00:16:44.717 --> 00:16:47.219
There he is.
Hey, Jarvis!

00:16:47.219 --> 00:16:48.679
Uh...

00:16:48.679 --> 00:16:52.433
Jarvis not here.
He busy.

00:16:52.433 --> 00:16:54.935
Piper busy too.

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So do not ask for her.

00:16:59.273 --> 00:17:00.274
But you're right...

00:17:00.274 --> 00:17:03.777
Yes, I am right.
Jarvis not here.

00:17:03.777 --> 00:17:05.779
Just tell me what
you want say him,

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and I give message.

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I did it!

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I turned a regular kid's bike
into a flying bicycle!

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You did?

00:17:13.787 --> 00:17:14.788
I mean...

00:17:14.788 --> 00:17:16.874
You did?

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Yeah!

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All I had to do was make
the bike lighter.

00:17:20.377 --> 00:17:22.796
So I removed the handlebars,
the gears, the pedals,

00:17:22.796 --> 00:17:24.465
the chain, the frame, the seat,
the brakes, the bell,

00:17:24.465 --> 00:17:26.550
and the rear wheel.

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Presenting the Flycycle!

00:17:33.724 --> 00:17:35.726
And it flies?

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If you throw it.

00:17:37.728 --> 00:17:41.315
So you invented
a frisbee?

00:17:41.315 --> 00:17:44.151
Nope. A flying bicycle!

00:17:44.151 --> 00:17:45.736
Knox, give them
a demonstration.

00:17:45.736 --> 00:17:46.737
Sure thing.

00:17:46.737 --> 00:17:47.780
Catch!

00:17:47.780 --> 00:17:49.823
Ow!

00:17:52.076 --> 00:17:55.579
Did you see
that bicycle fly?

00:17:55.579 --> 00:17:56.955
The man's a visionary!

00:18:01.835 --> 00:18:06.256
I do not understand where
your mother could have gone.

00:18:06.256 --> 00:18:08.425
I hope
one of those Zeeskatanian spies

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didn't get her.

00:18:10.552 --> 00:18:11.595
You haven't seen anyone around

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who looks like a
fake Meeskatanian?

00:18:13.931 --> 00:18:16.225
Uh-uh.

00:18:16.225 --> 00:18:17.309
She is gone?

00:18:17.309 --> 00:18:19.853
Yep. For good.

00:18:19.853 --> 00:18:23.941
We've all definitely seen
the last of Mrs. Bubkes.

00:18:26.610 --> 00:18:30.114
Oh, I am not leaving alone.

00:18:30.114 --> 00:18:33.575
Mrs. Bubkes may have abandoned
these poor children,

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but Meeskites take care
of their own.

00:18:36.620 --> 00:18:39.289
We're fine.

00:18:39.289 --> 00:18:40.749
No!

00:18:40.749 --> 00:18:44.294
You will be well cared
for back in Meeskatania...

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until you're eighteen.

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Then you belong to the army.

00:18:48.549 --> 00:18:49.550
What?

00:18:49.550 --> 00:18:52.219
Oh, don't worry, children,

00:18:52.219 --> 00:18:54.930
I will bring some of these
toys for you to play with.

00:19:06.942 --> 00:19:09.653
Jarvis? Piper?
What are you doing?

00:19:09.653 --> 00:19:11.989
We were trying
to help Mrs. Bubkes.

00:19:11.989 --> 00:19:13.991
We didn't want her
to have to go to war.

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You risked a neck snapping
for Mrs. Bubkes?

00:19:18.245 --> 00:19:19.746
Why?

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Because during the time
she's been here,

00:19:22.749 --> 00:19:24.001
we've grown to love her.

00:19:24.001 --> 00:19:26.003
We'd do
anything for her.

00:19:26.003 --> 00:19:28.172
And we know
she'd do anything for us.

00:19:28.172 --> 00:19:31.216
But I guess we're never going
to see her again.

00:19:35.179 --> 00:19:36.013
Nope.

00:19:37.764 --> 00:19:40.350
Anyway, safe travels!

00:19:40.350 --> 00:19:41.435
Mr. Gournisht!

00:19:41.435 --> 00:19:44.855
These kids are ready
to ship out!

00:19:48.275 --> 00:19:50.319
I can't believe
we still haven't heard back

00:19:50.319 --> 00:19:51.695
from Jarvis and Piper.

00:19:51.695 --> 00:19:53.906
And I can't believe
who our new boss is.

00:19:56.700 --> 00:19:59.244
That goat
better not be in my chair.

00:20:00.913 --> 00:20:03.540
Candace, it's not right
that you took over the company.

00:20:03.540 --> 00:20:05.125
Hey, when these things happen,

00:20:05.125 --> 00:20:08.212
someone has to fill
the power vacuum.

00:20:08.212 --> 00:20:09.922
You.

00:20:09.922 --> 00:20:10.964
With dust...

00:20:10.964 --> 00:20:12.341
because
you're my new cleaning crew.

00:20:14.218 --> 00:20:16.845
Not so fast.

00:20:16.845 --> 00:20:18.555
What?

00:20:18.555 --> 00:20:20.849
But you were sent
to Meeskatania!

00:20:20.849 --> 00:20:22.851
War-torn Meeskatania!

00:20:22.851 --> 00:20:25.896
You should be war-torn!
To pieces!

00:20:25.896 --> 00:20:27.898
The war's over.

00:20:27.898 --> 00:20:30.108
There's peace between the
Meeskites and the Zeeskites.

00:20:30.108 --> 00:20:31.568
And all because of this.

00:20:33.237 --> 00:20:34.446
We found this in our bag

00:20:34.446 --> 00:20:36.657
before we got on the boat
to Meeskatania.

00:20:36.657 --> 00:20:38.659
Some other Meeskite children
who were waiting at the dock

00:20:38.659 --> 00:20:40.077
started to play with it.

00:20:40.077 --> 00:20:42.079
And then some Zeeskite
children joined in!

00:20:42.079 --> 00:20:44.081
The children played together
for hours...

00:20:44.081 --> 00:20:46.583
with very few neck snappings.

00:20:46.583 --> 00:20:47.918
Soon the two sides realized

00:20:47.918 --> 00:20:49.169
that if their kids
could get along,

00:20:49.169 --> 00:20:50.045
maybe they could too.

00:20:50.045 --> 00:20:51.964
Apparently,
the Flycycle

00:20:51.964 --> 00:20:53.632
brought peace
to the entire region.

00:20:53.632 --> 00:20:56.176
Plus we have
thousands of orders.

00:20:56.176 --> 00:20:57.261
Way to go, Bowie.

00:20:57.261 --> 00:20:59.388
Thanks!

00:20:59.388 --> 00:21:01.974
Although... now I have to buy
thousands of bikes

00:21:01.974 --> 00:21:03.976
and remove the handlebars,
the gears, the pedals,

00:21:03.976 --> 00:21:05.894
the chains, the frames,
the seats, the brakes,

00:21:05.894 --> 00:21:08.563
the bells,
and the rear wheels.

00:21:08.563 --> 00:21:10.649
Oh, and Candace?

00:21:10.649 --> 00:21:12.442
I'm gonna take
my company back.

00:21:12.442 --> 00:21:14.444
Fine.

00:21:14.444 --> 00:21:16.446
And now that
the war is over,

00:21:16.446 --> 00:21:18.490
Mrs. Bubkes
can come back!

00:21:18.490 --> 00:21:21.910
Yeah. I guess
she'll have to.

00:21:21.910 --> 00:21:23.412
Hopefully soon...

00:21:23.412 --> 00:21:26.290
because there are goat
droppings everywhere!

00:21:33.297 --> 00:21:36.300
... no rocks?

00:21:36.300 --> 00:21:38.385
...bored?

00:21:38.385 --> 00:21:43.890
Hello, Flycycle!

00:21:47.144 --> 00:21:49.062
flying bicycle!

00:21:51.815 --> 00:21:54.026
I'm P. Everett Knickknack.

00:21:54.026 --> 00:21:56.194
The P stands for "peace."