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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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BAMM-BAMM: Bottom of
the ninth in the Boulder Ball
World Series.

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Bases loaded,

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Bamm-Bamm Rubble
steps up to bat.

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The pitch is good, he swings

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(GRUNTS) and he
smashes the ball.

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Which is how you win
Boulder Ball!

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He win...

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Hey, watch out.
You just pelted me
with shrapnel.

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(SPITS) Ah, sorry, Pebbles.

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Too strong for my own good.

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FRED: Oh, no,
what did I do?

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This is not good, Barn.

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Oh, boy.

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I promised Wilma I'd take care
of her prize-winning azaleas

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while she and Betty
were out of town,
and look at 'em.

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Yeah, Fred, those flowers
are deader than the crowd

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that time I tried doing
stand-up comedy.

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(CRICKETS CHIRPING)

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I think
I'm having flashbacks.

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No, Barney,
those crickets are what ate

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all of Wilma's flowers.

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I guess she won't win
the gardening competition
on Sunday, Fred.

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Hold on, Barn.

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Wilma doesn't get home
until tonight.

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I think we can fix it
so she never even notices.

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(CHUCKLES)

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I wish I could help, Fred,
but I've got a lawn to mow.

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Barney, old pal,

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that's what kids are for.

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(MOCKING BARNEY)
Mow the lawn, Bamm-Bamm,
mow the lawn, hmm.

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(CHOMPING)

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(GROANS)
This is taking forever.

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My dad's not watching.
I'm taking off for the Crags.

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Hey, uh, make sure to mow
the entire lawn, turtle guy.

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If Bamm-Bamm's not watching,

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then I'm going to the beach.

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Make sure to mow the lawn...

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I guess, nobody.

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Did you just say you
were going to the Crags?

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Just pretend
you didn't hear that.

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Like your dad's opinions
on global cooling.

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No way. You know
how I feel about the Crags.

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They're a lawless,
untamed jungle

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filled with wild,
dangerous dinosaurs.

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And if you get to go,
then so do I.

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Hey, boy.

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(YIPS)

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Wanna go for a walk?

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(YIPPING EXCITEDLY)

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(UPBEAT DANCE MUSIC PLAYING)

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-(GRUNTS)
-Ah! The Crags.

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Woo-hoo!
Oh, I love this place.

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(YIPS EXCITEDLY)

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-Woo-hoo!
-(RUMBLING)

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(SNIFFING)

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(FOOTSTEPS THUDDING)

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(DINOSAUR GROWLING)

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(SNORTS)

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(YELPS)

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(WHIMPERING)

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I am King T-Rocks.

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The mightiest
of all dinosaurs

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and ruler
of the Crags.

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You little cave apes
are trespassing in my domain.

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-We mean no harm,
Your Majesty.
-(DINO CONTINUES WHIMPERING)

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We only came
to the Crags to explore.

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And to have fun.

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Fun? Ha!

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You better just go
right back to Bedrock.

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The Crags are no place for
a couple of flint-chippin',

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boulder-flingin'
fire lighters.

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Hey, those are
offensive stereotypes.

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-Uh, to be fair,
I do fling a lot of boulders.
-(SIGHS)

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You gravel munchers won't last
ten minutes in the Crags.

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Out here, it's hunt
or be hunted.

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Eat or be ate.

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Sleep or be, uh, tired.

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We got wild,
freaky dinosaurs

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and excitement
around every corner.

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That sounds pretty awesome.

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Yeah, that's exactly
what we want.

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Hmm, well, that may be,

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but if I find out
you've been disturbing
the peace in any way,

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well, I do know one thing
you cave apes are good for...

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(SLURPS AND GROWLS)

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(FOOTSTEPS THUDDING)

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(SCOFFS) What a jerk.

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Yeah, I'm not afraid
of the Crags.

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With your brains
and my strength,

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we can handle anything.

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-Whether it's a stampede
or a rock slide or a...
-(DISTANT RUMBLING)

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-Stampede!
-Yeah, yeah, I already
said that one.

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No, a stampede.

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(ALL GRUNTING)

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Quick! Hop on Dino's back
and we'll ride to safety.

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-(DINO SCREAMING)
-Dino, wait!

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-Huh?
-PEBBLES: Come back!
You forgot about us.

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We need to ride you
to safety!

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(DINO CONTINUES SCREAMING)

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(GROANS)
Why do we keep you?

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Don't worry, Pebs,
I got this.

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Time to fling me
some boulders. (GRUNTS)

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Hey, they're flinging
boulders at us.

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-(BAMM-BAMM GRUNTING)
-(FEET SCREECHING)

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We did it. We're the best.

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(SCREAMING) No!

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Why? Why? (SOBBING)

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Is that sound
it's making normal?

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-I don't know.
-(GASPS) I'll ask Wicky.

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Wicky.

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(SQUAWKS)

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What kind of dinosaur is he?

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-Excuse me.
-Huh?

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What kind of dinosaur
are you?

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I'm a Steeradocus

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and that herd just trampled
my grazin' lands to dust.

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Now I'm gonna starve!

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This is a Steeradocus,
an herbivore.

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Thanks, Wicky.
You're amazing.

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Why would they go
through my field?

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It's not their migratory path.

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It appears
they were redirected by...

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(STAMMERS)
It doesn't matter,

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-because we'll find you
more food.
-(WICKY GRUNTING)

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Wicky, where is
the closest grazing field?

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(EXHALES) Just a moment,
I'll check.

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-(CHIRPING)
-(VACUUM WHIRRING)

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-Do you hear that, Barn?
-(CHIRPING STOPS)

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That's the sound
of deafening silence.

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(CHUCKLES) Reminds me
of the first time I asked
Betty to marry me.

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(WHIRRING STOPS)

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Now, we just need to replace
Wilma's dead flowers

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with these ones
we bought at the store

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and we're in the clear.

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(CHUCKLING)
This is one hole

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we will be able to dig
ourselves out of, huh, Fred?

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Barn, if those crickets
were still here,

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they'd be booing.

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(GROANS)

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(SNIFFLES)

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(SQUAWKS) I found
a perfect new grazing field

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just a quick flight away.

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Great. How long
of a walk is it?

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Huh, I guess
I'll go find out.

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(GRUNTS)

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-Oh.
-You okay, bud?

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I'm so... I'm so...

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-Despondent?
-Hungry!

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Oh. (CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY)
Right.

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Well, maybe there's
another Steeradocus

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who''d be willing to share
some of their food with you

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until you get
new grazing lands?

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No, they'll never agree
to that.

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They're all a bunch
of selfish jerks.

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Maybe you can make
a deal with them
to pay them back

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all the food you eat
with your own food supply

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once you find
your new grazing lands.

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No, I'll never agree to that.

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I'm a selfish jerk, too.

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Okay.

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(GROANS IN FRUSTRATION)
Well, then can we at least
do something fun

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while we wait
for Wicky to get back?

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If I wanted to be bored,
I could have stayed in Bedrock
and done my chores.

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That's it!

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If we take
this Steeradocus back home,

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-he can feed off our lawns.
-Huh?

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We won't have
to mow them ever again.

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Let's go!

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(THUDS)

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Well, well,
what do we have here?

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A couple of tool-making
cave apes stealing

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one of my loyal subjects
away for their own use.

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-Kidnapping.
-No, uh, we're just
trying to help.

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He doesn't have
any grass to eat,

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but back in Bedrock
we've too much,

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so we're taking him
there to eat.

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It's mutually beneficial.

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That's the same pitch
those birds

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who wanted to peck the meat
from between my teeth gave me.

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And now I regret it
more than ever.

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Don't worry.

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I've got a friend
who can come peck me
out of your teeth.

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No, I ate him, too.

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I'm stuck over on this side.
(SQUAWKS)

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Fine. If you cave apes
want to bring a wild dinosaur

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from the Crags
back to the city, go ahead.

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BOTH: Yeah, all right!

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(SIGHS) It's a terrible idea.

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But I got problems
of my own to worry about.

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Like this thorn
stuck in my paw,

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and the mouse
who offered to get it out

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stuck under my other paw.

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(MOUSE SQUEAKING)

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-(GRUNTING)
-(SQUEAKING CONTINUES)

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Well, let's get you
back to Bedrock

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so you can help me
finish my chores.

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And get you some food.

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(CHOMPING)

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This Steeradocus
scarfs grass

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way faster than
that lazy lawnmower.

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Yeah, that's impressive.

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(SIGHS) Guess it's back
to the breadline for me.

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-(CHUCKLING)
-WILMA: Fred, I'm home!

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Welcome home, hun,
how was your trip?

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Long. Now I know
why they're called
ten-year reunions

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because that's how long
they seem to last.

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(GIGGLES)

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I'm just glad to be back.

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I have a lot of work to do

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before the gardening
competition this Sunday.

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Well, don''t you worry.

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Your flowers
are looking great.

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Yeah, they look so good,
they could be store-bought.

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-Ow!
-(GRUMBLING)

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I hope not.

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Those tacky,
store-bought flowers

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are filled
with artificial dyes
and perfumes.

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(GIGGLES) Yeah,
and anyone who knows flowers

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can always tell
how fake they are.

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It was nice
knowing you, Fred.

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(GROANS)

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-(CHOMPING)
-Stop! You're eating
too much!

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-Stop!
-(SQUEALING)

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-Stop!
-(CRASHING)

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Phew! Somebody gets
to keep his job.

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(GASPS, SCREAMS)

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My flowers!

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(CHUCKLES)

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I think we're
in the clear, Barn.

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What happened to my garden?

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Uh, I brought
a Steeradocus home,

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-and it chewed up
both our yards.
-(BELCHES)

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It was an accident.
We're so sorry.

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Oh, geez, it's the kids' fault
your flowers were ruined.

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What a shame!

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But don't be
too rough on 'em.

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You let your son run off

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and bring home
a wild dinosaur

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when you were supposed
to be watching him?

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(WHIPLASH)

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(CHUCKLING)

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Good luck, Barn.
You'll need it.

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(STAMMERING) I'm in trouble
for the same thing, aren't I?

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00:10:33,509 --> 00:10:34,676
(WHIPLASH)

246
00:10:36,303 --> 00:10:38,263
Wait, did we...

247
00:10:38,347 --> 00:10:39,598
Did we just get
away with that?

248
00:10:39,682 --> 00:10:42,101
Yeah, everything
worked out great.

249
00:10:42,184 --> 00:10:43,644
No repercussions.

250
00:10:44,395 --> 00:10:46,563
(WHIMPERING)

251
00:10:46,647 --> 00:10:48,732
Dino! Thank goodness.

252
00:10:48,816 --> 00:10:51,568
I came back from
our reconnaissance mission,
but everyone was gone.

253
00:10:51,652 --> 00:10:53,487
I've been wandering
around the Crags for days

254
00:10:53,570 --> 00:10:55,155
looking for a familiar face.

255
00:10:55,239 --> 00:10:56,490
But now that we're together,

256
00:10:56,573 --> 00:10:57,950
I'm sure we can find
our way back.

257
00:10:58,033 --> 00:10:59,910
(DINO SCREAMING)

258
00:11:01,203 --> 00:11:04,123
(SIGHS)
Why do they keep you?

259
00:11:08,001 --> 00:11:09,837
(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)