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[ominous music playing]
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[growling]
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[screeches]
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Huh?
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[growling]
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What?
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[roars]
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[chattering over police radio]
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[growling]
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[theme music playing]
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-[cop 1] Where'd he go?
-[cop 2] Gotta be here somewhere.
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[Hank] I don't know what to say.
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I'm so sorry about this.
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It was bound to happen eventually.
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-What do you mean?
-What was it last time?
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You attended a drive-in movie, I believe.
Hidden in the bed of a pickup truck.
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I was a fool to think
I could ever leave these walls.
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Don't be hard on yourself, Hank.
Your need to be out in the world is natural.
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But I don't belong there anymore.
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I can still create a holowatch for you.
Like Kurt's.
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All the same, it's still hiding. Besides,
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if you'd seen how my rage
got the better of me...
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I really can't be trusted out there.
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[chattering]
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[yawns]
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I was up half the night working on
a stinking earth-science report.
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-What do you know about redwoods?
-Only that they make great hot tubs.
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[Hank] I never asked to be a mutant.
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-Why me?
-In order to find that answer,
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each of us is faced with a unique
journey of discovery.
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Journey? Where do you go
when you can't be seen by the public?
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Professor, did you ask him yet?
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Uh, ask him?
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What are you up to, Kitty?
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[Kitty] Well, maybe he can take some of us
to the redwood forest. Just to get away.
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Ah, yes! Hank, we were thinking
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perhaps you'd like to lead a field trip
to the California redwoods. Up for it?
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What? No. I'm sorry, I can't.
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It's a marvelous idea. You can choose
which students you feel would benefit--
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Someone else should do it.
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Please, Hank. Just imagine
what you could teach them
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in a natural environment
like the redwoods.
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Untouched by man.
Miles away from another human being.
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It's a nature-study sojourn
for those students
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who are falling behind
in their earth-science studies.
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[chuckles]
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Me? But my grades are improving!
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Uh-huh. With the speed of a glacier.
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-You too, Evan.
-Come on, teach.
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Can't I bring my grade up some other way?
Like going to the park.
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There's green stuff there.
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Does this forest have any sidewalks?
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[birds twittering]
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It's fine the way it is, Roberto.
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Yeah, you're missing all the fun.
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-It was plenty camouflaged.
-Few more branches couldn't hurt.
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I smell overachiever issues.
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-These things weigh a ton.
-This gear is nothing.
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Ah, just feel that sun, man.
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It totally juices me. Yeah!
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You don't look so good.
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I'm going through pavement withdrawal, man.
This is cruel and unusual, teach!
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[Hank] Send me an e-mail, and I'll take
your complaint under advisement.
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[pensive music playing]
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[Kitty shrieks]
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Whoo-hoo!
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Yes!
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[both shouting]
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Is anything wrong, Mr. McCoy?
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Oh, no, Kitty. Everything's fine.
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Out here, in this place,
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I'm enjoying the animal I've become.
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But I don't want to. This is not who I am.
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Well, then maybe it's
who you were meant to be.
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We should head back to camp.
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-Round up the others, okay?
-Sure thing, Mr. McCoy.
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You can't go back either, huh?
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Huh?
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[chattering and laughter]
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Best day of my life! I can't believe it!
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-Man, look at it!
-This is great.
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So much stuff. This is incredible!
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This hair matches no known species.
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Look at the size of this footprint.
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My motion-activated infrared camera
shot a photo of him in a cave.
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-You see there? That's a shoulder.
-No, that's a wing.
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Looks like a flipper to me. Or a nose.
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-What do you think, Dr. Patronete?
-This is all very interesting, but it's hardly
proof.
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-Come on! What do you need?
-It's a shoulder.
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[man 1] Here's your proof!
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I give you Bigfoot.
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[dramatic music playing]
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Is he wearing trunks?
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-Maybe he stole them from a campsite.
-[man 2] Could he be that intelligent?
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It obviously lives on fish, but lacks
the manual dexterity to hold on to them.
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[man 3] Where'd you get this?
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-Look at the detail.
-Look, look.
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[guns cocking]
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Let's bag us an apeman.
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Your first assignment is to locate
five different mineral samples on your own.
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[all groaning]
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-All dirt's the same.
-Come on, man.
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Come on.
There's plenty of time for fun later.
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It shouldn't take you more than an hour.
So we'll meet here in...
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four hours.
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-Yeah! All right!
-All right!
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All right!
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If you need me,
I'll be in the teacher's lounge.
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-Uh... Where's that?
-I haven't decided yet.
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See you later.
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Five mineral samples.
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I guess that means a go-getter like you
will bring back 10.
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Maybe 12.
See, the first five is like a cake.
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Everything after that is like icing.
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-And I like icing.
-Hmm. I thought you'd put on a little weight.
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[mimicking bull bellowing]
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Come on, I'm serious.
Bigfoot is a brown yeti.
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No way! Then what's a Sasquatch?
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[bellowing nearby]
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Where can I get me one of those?
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The Bigfoot Trading Post on Route 5.
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Ask for Mulder.
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[snarls, then roars]
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[all chattering]
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-Come on!
-You see him?
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[all shouting indistinctly]
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[Patronete] His expressions are so human.
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I can hardly wait to study him.
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[grunts]
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He's still standing! Again!
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[roars]
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[dramatic music playing]
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[grunting]
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[yells]
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Without that fancy contraption,
we'd never be able to hold him.
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Tell me again how it works, doc.
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Well, you see, the bars emit
magnetic energy to repel the specimen.
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Much like two magnets
with opposing polarities.
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Well, whatever.
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Looks like we caught us
the real McCoy, anyway.
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[groaning]
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It was almost like he understood that.
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Yeah, right.
No more celebrating for the doc.
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And I know just the taxidermist
to handle this size of game too.
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That's outrageous!
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This is a wonder of nature.
It's our duty to respect it.
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What? It's not like
we're making a rug out of it.
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A coat maybe, but not a rug. [chuckles]
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What was I thinking
when I let them join this expedition?
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-Mr. McCoy!
-Mr. McCoy!
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-Mr. McCoy!
-Hey, Mr. McCoy!
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-[Kitty] Mr. McCoy!
-Mr. McCoy!
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-Mr. McCoy!
-Hello!
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Mr. McCoy!
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Rahne, you think you can track
Mr. McCoy's scent?
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Um, I guess so.
I never tried anything like that.
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Go for it. We'll keep up.
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We better hurry. It's about to rain.
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[sniffing]
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-[Hank] Hey.
-[gasps]
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Did you say that?
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Human.
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Human.
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-Hu--
-I have to admit, this cage is brilliant.
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I'm guessing some kind of convex
polarity reversal?
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Oh! Oh! Good heavens.
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You can speak.
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-Am I right?
-Uh... Oh, uh...
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Yes! Convex polarity rev--
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How do you know of such things?
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They'll give anybody a degree these days.
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-You are not Bigfoot, are you?
-Now we're on the same page.
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But then who--?
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Hey, I'll even quote Shakespeare
if you let me out.
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Oh, absolutely!
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-[hunter] What do you think you're doing?
-It's the most amazing thing! He can-- Uh...
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He's able to, um--
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To respond to sounds.
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Pack him up! We're leaving.
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By now, there are others looking for me.
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There are more like you?
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Not exactly.
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We're all special in a different way.
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But you can see
why we need to hide ourselves from the world.
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Well, don't worry.
We'll find a way to release you.
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[thunder rumbling]
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[dramatic music playing]
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I think he's just over this ridge.
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Under these conditions,
we need to stay on higher ground.
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Relax. I know how to handle
this kind of terrain.
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Look out!
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That was close.
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We're not out of the woods yet.
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[dramatic music playing]
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[all shouting]
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[yells]
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There he is!
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Let's go!
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[gasping]
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[Kitty] No!
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Come on, give me some sun!
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Now we're talking!
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[coughing]
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Are you all right, Mr. McCoy?
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Yes.
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Thanks to you.
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But there are people trapped upstream.
Let's go! Go!
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Hurry! Take our hands!
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Let's get him!
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No. Let him go!
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Fast, but not fast enough.
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You're going down.
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[growling]
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[Bobby] Bad idea.
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[Evan] Yo, here's the word.
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Bigfoot's got friends. Get the point?
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[shrieks]
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Looking for something?
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-[growling]
-[both whimpering]
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What do you want to do with them?
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[Hank growls]
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I'm thinking.
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If I were you, I'd start running
before he makes up his mind.
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Totally awesome!
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-All right!
-Yeah!
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Fascinating group.
I'd love to know more.
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Someday, you will.
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I'm telling you, he talked.
And those kids weren't human.
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One of them shot spikes from his body!
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And one froze the gun in my hands!
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Listen, we may be obsessed Bigfooters,
but we ain't stupid.
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You saw what happened! Tell them!
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It's all very interesting,
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but, uh, it's hardly proof.
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Boy, Mr. McCoy, without you,
that flash flood could have been a real disaster.
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As a wise young girl once told me,
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we are who we're meant to be.
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So I guess the students aren't the only ones
who learned something on this class trip.
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[theme music playing]