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[tranquil tropical music playing]
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-[seagulls cawing]
-[wind blowing]
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[ominous music playing]
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A winter storm warning has been
issued for the Hawaiian Islands
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with northwest winds
currently reaching 60 miles an hour.
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This is a big one,
so for all you surfers out there,
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have the good sense
to stay out of the water.
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Waves are prime, man!
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Fifteen-footers, easy! Maybe 20!
How's the feed, bro?
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Clear video and audio on this end.
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[thunder rumbling]
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Okay, last one, Alex.
Weather's turning against us.
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Spoken like a true mainlander.
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Listen, bro, big storms
equal massive breakers!
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[rock music playing]
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[whooping]
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[cheering] Yeah! Whoa!
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Alex!
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Alex!
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[theme music playing]
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Alex!
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[Alex] Scott!
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Alex! Man, you freaked me out.
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Yeah, so much for my highlight reel, huh?
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Yeah. Hey, where are you?
I don't even see you out there.
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Uh, got a little problem, bro.
Um, I'm stuck in a rip tide
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-and it's pulling me out to sea.
-I'll call the Harbor Patrol.
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No, forget that, man. I'll look like a fool.
Just come out and get me.
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All right. I'll do what I can.
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Scott? Scott, are you there?
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-Scott!
-I'm here! I borrowed a boat.
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-Can you see me?
-No, and I can hardly see the shore either.
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Don't worry, Alex, I'll find you.
Just send me up a flare.
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I see it. Again!
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Gotcha! I'm on the way.
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Come on, Alex, just a couple more.
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I'm spent, man. If I do, I'll lose it.
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-I'll go under.
-Alex, I'm losing your signal. Alex!
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I need the Harbor Patrol.
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Multiple storm fronts.
Wind direction west-northwest, 18 knots.
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Harbor Patrol. Call letters, please. Hello?
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-Is anyone there?
-Hello? Are you there?
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-Is anyone there?
-[static crackling]
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Mayday!
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Mayday! Ah!
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[Kitty] Hello? Oh, Lance.
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Hey, I got it, Bobby. Get off the phone!
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Sorry. So, what's going on?
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Oh, yeah, right. I could totally see us
walking around the mall together.
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What makes you think I'd wanna go--?
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[Kurt clears throat]
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[gasps]
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Hey, Kitty, how's it going?
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Uh-- Hey, let me think about it.
I'll call you back.
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What have you done to yourself?
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[sighs] I've been working out. Can you tell?
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Oh, bummer!
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You shouldn't be messing
with your image inducer, Kurt.
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Dude, you really gotta lay off
those burger bombs.
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[reporter] High- and low-pressure
systems have collided,
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adding to an already entrenched
subtropical trough below the jet stream.
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This impressive storm is making landfall
in Hawaii as we speak
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with both Harbor Patrol and Coast Guard
spread too thin for the many rescues.
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[Kurt] Hawaii? Isn't that
where Scott is this week?
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Yeah. I'm sure he wasn't dumb enough
to go surfing, though.
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But Alex? I wouldn't doubt it
if he was right out there in it.
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[yelling]
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[dramatic music playing]
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[grunts]
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I repeat, this is Scott Summers.
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I'm about three miles off Fin Ridge Point
searching for my brother, Alex Masters.
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[man over radio]
Scott Summers, confirm position--
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[static crackles]
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-Hello? Hello!
-[Alex] Scott?
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I'm gonna try firing off another one.
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-Look for it.
-Okay, I'm ready.
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You're close! Here I come!
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[Alex yelling then coughing on monitor]
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No! Alex.
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Alex!
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[pilot] Kona Tower, 0124. Visibility: 2 miles.
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Current heading: vector 013 off Fin Ridge.
Still no sign of the vessel.
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Alex!
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[horn honking]
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Alex!
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Alex!
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Scott?
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[grunting]
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Gotcha!
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Alex. Man, I don't believe it.
I was starting to lose hope.
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Yeah, well,
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I was getting tired
of waiting for you to find me.
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So much for a nice relaxing visit.
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What, you're not having fun?
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[Scott] Hang on!
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[students laughing]
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[upbeat music playing]
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People, people!
That's not how you have a snowball fight.
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This is how you have a snowball fight.
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[student] Whoa! [grunts]
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Yo, Jean!
You better come in here and see this.
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Again, with only a few hours
of daylight left,
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the search continues
for two lost teenage boys,
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Alex Masters and Scott Summers.
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[gasps]
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[Xavier] Storm, prep the X-Jet.
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[both] Whoa!
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[engine sputtering]
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Oh, no.
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[engine stops]
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Hey.
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-I thought I heard a chopper.
-That was our engine cutting out.
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Quick, check the holds for a gas can.
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-Aw.
-Ah!
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[pilot] Is that them?
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What kind of flare is that?
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-We're drifting sideways!
-Found one!
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[Scott] Get ready! This is a big one!
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[both yelling]
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Scott! Scott, where are you?
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Scott, I'm right here.
Just hang on to this.
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[metal groaning]
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Huh?
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-That's not a good thing.
-Yeah. You know something?
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You stink at rescues.
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Man, you and your
"big storms equal massive breakers."
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Is this massive enough for you,
little brother?
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[both yelling]
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-It just figures too, you know?
-What?
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You and I. We finally connect.
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I mean, we were just getting
to know each other.
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Hey, knock it off. This is not over.
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I'm serious.
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I mean, I just filed to have my last name
changed back to Summers.
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Us brothers gotta stick together,
you know?
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We'll get out of this, Alex. I promise.
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For all we know, a rescue chopper
could be here any minute.
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You are good.
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You've been in the water longest.
You're going up first.
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-But--
-No "buts," that's an older-brother rule.
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Get used to it.
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Kona Tower, 0124,
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I am in total system failure
and I'm declaring an emergency at this time!
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[all shouting]
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[screaming]
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[dramatic music playing]
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Alex, take the harness off! Take it off!
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What?
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Take it off!
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What--?
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A cutter should be locking
onto our position.
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Yeah, but I don't see those boys.
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The rescue chopper went down.
No word on Scott or Alex.
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We're closing in on its last coordinates.
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Wait, what are those? Tornadoes?
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Funnel clouds.
They shouldn't be a problem,
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unless they touch down in the water.
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Hey, hey! Alex, no snoozing.
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Come on, stay alert.
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I am wiped, man.
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-I am so out of it.
-Just hold on a little longer.
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Hey, for all we know, a rescue chopper
could be here any minute.
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You're losing your touch.
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Hey, it worked last time.
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Those two boys,
they're still out there somewhere.
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We looked, but we couldn't find them.
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Hang on!
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-[Jean] I see them!
-We better move quickly.
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[Alex] Look at that!
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[both gasp]
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[dramatic music playing]
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It's pulling us in!
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Alex, swim! Swim!
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[both screaming]
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Look!
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[Scott] Look, the X-Jet!
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Jean, now!
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I cannot hold it back for long!
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-Jean!
-[Jean] Hang on!
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[Scott] That's it! Just a little further.
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[groans]
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They're in. Go, go, go!
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Storm, hang on!
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[dramatic music playing]
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Are they all right?
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They're gonna be fine.
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Scott, you kept me alive out there.
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-If it wasn't for you--
-Hey, it's like you said:
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Us brothers gotta stick together.
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Besides, I'm sure you'll be
returning the favor someday.
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I'll contact search and rescue
and let them know the boys are safe.
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[upbeat music playing]
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Well, so much for our winter wonderland.
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I can see now that teaching mutants
will require entirely different skills.
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-Is Scott up for visitors?
-Yes, Jean's in there with him now.
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Oh, and, Kurt,
I've repaired your image inducer.
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Great! I'm sorry about
messing with it, professor.
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-I won't do it again, I promise.
-Yes, I know you won't.
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Here you go. Open wide.
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[groans] I wonder if Alex is getting
this kind of attention at his house.
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Well, after seeing how
his parents greeted him,
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I wouldn't doubt it.
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[Kurt] Hey. Welcome back, sailor.
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-Uh, thanks, ma'am.
-Ma'am?
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What's that supposed to mean?
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[gasps]
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[yells] Professor!
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I'm sorry, I couldn't resist.
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[theme music playing]