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JOHNNY:
Previously on "Endlings"...
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What exactly are we dealing with here?
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‐ Whatever it is, it can take over
anything electrical.
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SPARK ENDLING:
Kaazi is asleep. I'm here now!
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JOHNNY:
It's a spark endling.
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SPARK ENDLING:
Am I the last one of me?
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‐ We need to figure out a way to trap it.
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SPARK ENDLING:
I do not want to go back to sleep.
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TABBY:
You mean... in the trap?
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SPARK ENDLING:
Can I be part of your family?
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‐ Okay, then.
Welcome to our family.
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‐ Mom?
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‐ Why did his mother abandon him?
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‐ Oh, you'd be surprised how many kids
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with physical and neural differences
are given up
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because their parents can't,
or won't, care for them.
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‐ I think we just found your polar bear.
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‐ I want that animal
captured by nightfall.
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[electricity zapping]
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‐ That's not an albino bear, is it?
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♪ suspenseful music playing ♪
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SPARKY:
Ursus maritimus.
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Latin for "maritime bear,"
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due to the animal's ancient habitat.
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Polar bears were the world's
largest carnivore
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until their extinction in 2035
due to climate breakdown.
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They are known
for their excellent swimming abilities
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and incredible sense of smell.
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Polar bears use their sense of smell
to find seal breathing holes in the ice.
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They wait for the seal to come up for air
and they pounce.
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[sniffing]
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SPARKY: Polar bears can swim...
‐ [polar bear roars]
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[Sparky continues, indistinct]
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‐ How did this happen?
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‐ The scoring seems to suggest
a plasma weapon of some kind.
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‐ I'll need more than that.
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‐ Cross referencing our data scan
for a match now.
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‐ Well?
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‐ Non‐lethal police baton.
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‐ Find them.
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‐ No need.
Looks like they found us.
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‐ I'm home!
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Hello?
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Anybody here?
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‐ Welcome home, Tabby.
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How was your weekend?
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‐ Clearly less exciting than here.
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Where is everyone?
‐ Uh, first things first.
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‐ Do we have to do this after every visit?
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‐ Yes, we get to check in every time.
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So, sit down with tea or rapid fire?
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‐ Rapid fire.
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‐ How's your mom?
‐ Happy.
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‐ How are you?
‐ Happy.
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‐ Need more.
Three words.
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‐ Um, smiling, sunny...
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lucky.
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‐ Why lucky?
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‐ Because I have two families
that like me.
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‐ Correction.
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‐ That love me.
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‐ [chuckles] One bad thing.
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‐ Had to clean my room.
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‐ One good thing?
‐ Fixed the fridge.
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‐ Oh, what was wrong?
‐ Clogged coil.
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‐ Oh, typical.
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[chuckles]
‐ Agreed.
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‐ It's good to have you back. [chuckles]
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‐ Now, where is everybody?
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‐ Ah! Johnny and Ling went out looking
for the polar bear with Sparky.
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Julia and Abiona are in the barn counting
Endlings, and Finn is upstairs.
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‐ Hm.
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Math or blasting?
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Blasting it is.
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‐ Maybe have a quick word with Finn first.
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‐ It's never quick.
‐ [chuckles]
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Hey, where's your suitcase?
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‐ I left it at my mom's.
I have enough stuff here.
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[sighs]
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SPARKY: A group of polar bears
is called a celebration.
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These gatherings rarely happen, though,
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as polar bears tend to lead
isolated lifestyles.
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[roars]
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SPARKY:
Do you want to play a game?
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I hope so, because I want
to play a game with you.
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[polar bear grumbles]
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SPARKY:
Tag! You are it. I got you!
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Now you have to get me.
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[exhales]
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‐ Hey, Finnster.
You waiting for me?
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You want me to tell you
what I remember again?
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♪
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[doorbell rings]
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‐ Hello?
‐ Mom.
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‐ She has long hair,
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like my mom's, except blond,
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and she has your eyes
and your nose, unfortunately.
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[both chuckle]
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‐ Was she happy to see me?
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Mom, it's me.
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‐ I...
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I'm sorry.
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‐ Mom.
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♪ somber music playing ♪
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‐ Yes! Yes, she was.
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Who wouldn't be?
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But that's all I remember.
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Um...
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Oh, we should go help Johnny
capture that polar bear.
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‐ Race you there.
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‐ Thank you.
‐ So...
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third weekend with Tabitha.
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How'd it go?
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‐ Really great.
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Uh, I feel like she's starting
to open up to me.
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She's sharing a lot more
than she ever has before.
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‐ That's wonderful, Maria.
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So, do you think you might be up
for a whole week?
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[knock on door]
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Oh, I've got to take this.
I'll be right back, okay?
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‐ You know, you don't have to do
a full week until you're ready.
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‐ I just don't want to mess it up.
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It feels so nice to be a mom again.
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‐ Hey, you won't mess it up.
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‐ You know, Noah, I haven't had
the chance to thank you yet.
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‐ For what?
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‐ Tabitha says that you have been really
helpful through this whole thing
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and you know that she doesn't like
to give compliments.
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‐ You know, it's just part of the job.
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‐ No.
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You've gone above and beyond.
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So thank you.
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‐ You're welcome.
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Uh, so you said that Tabitha
has been opening up.
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What about?
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‐ Uh...
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About her time with Mr. Leopold
and the other kids.
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Oh, did she tell you about the alien?
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♪
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[Ling clicking]
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[warbling]
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SPARKY:
This is fun.
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I am having fun. Are you having fun?
‐ [roars]
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SPARKY:
I hope so. We're new friends.
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‐ Ready?
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[Ling warbling]
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SPARKY:
You did not touch me.
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You are still it.
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Ready, Johnny?
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‐ Got him! Whoa!
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[Ling whimpers]
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‐ Don't got him.
‐ [polar bear growls]
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‐ One for Sparky.
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‐ One for Tuko.
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‐ One for whichever Endling Hewes has.
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‐ And one for the polar bear.
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‐ Which means there's only
one more Endling we haven't met yet.
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‐ What's wrong?
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‐ I kind of don't want this all to end.
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‐ Me either.
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‐ So, what will you and Tuko do
when this is all over?
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[Tuko trumpeting softly]
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‐ I don't know yet.
You?
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What is it?
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‐ Did you ever think
about going with Ling?
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‐ I have.
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‐ Me too.
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I want to make sure we finish
what we started.
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[Tuko trumpets softly]
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‐ Looks like Tuko does too.
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‐ There's something about Tuko
I've been meaning to tell you.
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‐ What?
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What?
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‐ [polar bear snarls]
SPARKY: I am it!
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[snarling]
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SPARKY:
And I need help.
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‐ I wouldn't do that if I were you.
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[snarls]
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‐ Sparky, you okay?
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SPARKY:
I am stuck.
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‐ [polar bear snarls]
‐ Now listen, we're here to help you.
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SPARKY: Thank you, Johnny.
‐ [snarling]
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JOHNNY:
Just stay calm...
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and this will all be over soon.
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Ling, now!
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SPARKY:
Go, Ling, now!
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‐ Now, drop the trap pieces!
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Hurry!
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SPARKY:
[gasps] Oh no! He's getting away.
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[Ling sighs]
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‐ What didn't you understand
about "Ling, now"?
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[Ling chitters, sighs]
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‐ We need to learn
how to communicate better.
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[clicking, whimpering]
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SPARKY:
It is okay, Ling. I can help.
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‐ Wait, you can speak, uh... Ling?
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SPARKY:
I can learn to speak any language.
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It is actually very easy.
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I can teach you to speak Ling
and Ling to speak Johnny.
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‐ What's that?
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[Ling chirping softly]
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SPARKY:
Ling says, "Trouble."
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Ling says, "Big trouble."
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‐ Pregnant?
We're going to have a baby?
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We're going to have a baby.
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‐ Yes.
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‐ Yes?
‐ Yes.
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[Tuko trumpets]
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[groans softly]
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‐ But how?
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‐ Well, the male deposits his‐‐
‐ No, no!
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No, no, no! No, no, no.
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And don't say "deposits."
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Tuko's been with us for over a year now
and Tumani died just before that.
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‐ African elephants carry
their babies for just under two years.
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‐ Two years?
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‐ It's the longest gestation period
of any mammal.
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‐ What are we going to name the baby?
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[warbling]
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‐ It looks like you have something else
to deal with first.
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‐ Congratulations.
‐ Thank you.
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[Tuko trumpeting softly]
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‐ Congratulations, Tuko.
‐ [Tuko trumpets]
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‐ You're going to be a great mom.
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‐ The polar bear must have cracked open
a trap underwater.
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[Ling chirping]
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SPARKY: Ling says, "Time to save them."
‐ Now!
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[energy pulsing]
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But wait, stop.
[Ling whimpers]
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SPARKY:
Something is wrong.
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‐ We cracked its shell.
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[creature roars]
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And it doesn't seem happy about it.
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[Ling warbles]
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SPARKY:
Ling says, "Run!"
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‐ Good idea.
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Ling!
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SPARKY: Oh, no! Ling!
JOHNNY: Ling!
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SPARKY:
Johnny, what do we do?
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‐ Ling?
‐ Yeah. [laughing]
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Oh, what a wild imagination, huh?
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‐ Yeah.
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Okay, so, an alien that travels
around the universe
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collecting the last of every species?
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‐ Yeah. [laughing]
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‐ That's pretty wild, I mean...
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So...
‐ Wow, what did I miss?
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MARIA:
Um...
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I think I'm ready to try a full week.
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‐ Excellent.
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[Sharon laughs]
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‐ Yeah.
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♪ ominous music playing ♪
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‐ Thank you for returning this, officers.
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‐ Oh, we're not returning it.
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This is evidence now.
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‐ Evidence of what?
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‐ Animal endangerment.
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‐ What animal exactly have I endangered?
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‐ A polar bear.
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‐ A polar bear?
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‐ Mm‐hmm.
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‐ As I'm sure you're aware, polar bears
went extinct several years ago.
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‐ Which is why it's so interesting
that the tracking log from this
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has a five‐year gap
that only restarted a few weeks ago.
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Care to explain?
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[energy pulses]
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SPARKY:
Ling, are you okay?
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‐ Ling!
‐ [Ling whimpers]
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[creature clicking]
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SPARKY:
Johnny, what do we do?
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Nice work, Johnny.
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[creature whirring and clicking]
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‐ Can you understand what it's saying?
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SPARKY: I will need to hear more
to build a vocabulary database.
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[creature warbling]
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Processing.
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[creature shrieking]
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Processing.
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[roaring]
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‐ [Johnny straining]
‐ [creature clicking]
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Translating.
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New. Home.
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Find. Crush!
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‐ You okay?
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‐ [Ling whimpers]
‐ [creature snarls]
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‐ Hey, Mr. Crabby.
Let's see if this will cheer you up.
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[energy pulsating]
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‐ No, don't.
SPARKY: Stop, you're hurting it!
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‐ Sorry!
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SPARKY:
Are we not playing tag anymore?
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[creature groans]
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♪
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‐ Why don't we give you some time
to think about it?
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‐ Not too much time, though.
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You don't want us to come back
with a search warrant.
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Although, I am really curious
what goes on here.
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‐ Hm.
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‐ I think you'll find it easier when we
work towards the same goal
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instead of against each other.
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‐ See you soon.
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[exhales]
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[door closes]
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GRETA:
What's wrong, Mom?
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‐ Nothing, sweetheart.
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Just a small setback.
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That's better.
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‐ Mom?
‐ Yes, Greta?
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‐ How long do we have to stay here?
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LAB TECH: Ms. Hewes?
‐ Yes.
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‐ The chemical analysis
on the plant enzyme is complete.
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I think you'll find the results troubling.
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♪
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[humming]
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[energy pulses]
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SPARKY:
We are back.
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‐ Any luck?
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‐ No polar bear.
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‐ But we did meet a new endling.
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‐ Giant crab.
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MR. LEOPOLD: Hmm.
‐ Thought it looked more like a lobster.
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‐ Especially after you blasted
its shell off.
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TABBY: We were just trying to help.
JOHNNY: That was helping?
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‐ What?
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‐ You should have yelled louder.
SPARKY: We didn't mean to.
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TABBY: How could we know
that was gonna happen?
‐ It was an accident.
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ABIONA:
Hello, everyone.
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‐ Abiona.
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There you go.
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Are you sure I can't
convince you to join us?
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‐ Yeah. Why does Tuko
get all your attention?
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‐ Actually, I was thinking
of eating with you all tonight.
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There is something
I'd like to talk to you about.
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MR. LEOPOLD:
Wonderful.
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Johnny, can you set
another table setting, please?
‐ Yeah.
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‐ And, Finn, would you mind
putting the robot away?
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[Abiona giggles]
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‐ Why is she smiling like that?
She never smiles like that.
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Neither do you.
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This can't be good.
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[Abiona and Julia giggle]
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‐ What am I looking at?
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LAB TECH:
Genetic breakdown of the enzyme.
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It's similar to digestive enzymes
found in certain carnivorous plants.
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‐ Which means?
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‐ If we'd left the enzyme
on Kavya's hand...
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‐ It would have digested her?
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‐ Combine that with the hallucinations
that seem to draw in those affected...
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‐ It's hunting us.
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LAB TECH:
It would appear so.
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[monitor chirping]
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You have an emergency call.
‐ Put it through.
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Do you finally have something for me?
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♪
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[chimes sounding]
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SPARKY:
What are you looking at, Finn?
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‐ My mom.
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I think.
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SPARKY: Why do you...
FINN: [recorded] I think.
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‐ Because, I've never met her.
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SPARKY:
Why have you never met her?
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‐ I got lost, but she
wants me to find her.
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SPARKY:
Why have you not found her?
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‐ Because...
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I don't know where to look.
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SPARKY:
Processing.
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‐ What are you processing?
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SPARKY:
Processing.
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‐ Sparky?
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SPARKY:
Located.
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‐ Who did you locate?
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SPARKY:
Your mom.
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‐ We need to move quickly.
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‐ What would you like me to do?
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♪ theme music playing ♪
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♪