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-♪ Get goin', go on ♪ -♪ Get goin', go on ♪
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-♪ Take friends along ♪ -♪ Take friends along ♪
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-♪ Go do it all ♪ -♪ Go do it all ♪
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♪ We all just gotta unplug ♪
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♪ Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey ♪
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♪ Just like the way Doug unplugs ♪
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Sensors indicate… [laughs] …that tickles, Mom.
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[chuckles] Sorry, Doug.
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But there! I've finished your yearly upgrade.
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Now all your robo-tools should be even more effective.
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Go ahead, try them.
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Whoa. My flashlight eyes can glow in even more colors.
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Ooh, and I've got a bigger holo-screen.
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-And bouncier robo-springs! -[exclaims]
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[laughing] Wow, this upgrade is bot-tastic.
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Glad you like it, my bot.
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And look, I even added a new feature.
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A wonder-ometer.
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It fills up whenever you wonder about something.
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The wonder-ometer will help you discover some amazing new things.
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Wow, Mom, you're the optimum!
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I'm so excited. I gotta go show Emma.
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Doug, what are you doing here?
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I came to show you my new upgrades, but it looks like you got one too.
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[gasps] And it's a jet pack!
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[giggles] Doug, it's a backpack.
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I wear it when I go to school.
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School? What's that?
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Hold on. What's that?
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My new wonder-ometer.
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Whenever I wonder about something, it fills up.
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And right now I wonder, what is school?
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[beeping]
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Whoa!
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[beeping stops]
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[giggles] And what was that?
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Huh. I guess that was my wonder-ometer.
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But I'm still super curious about school.
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Time to give it a plug.
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[woman] ♪ Learning is a nonstop journey ♪
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♪ And it starts today ♪
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♪ Going to school with other kids To discover new things ♪
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[woman, man] ♪ We build up towers to watch them fall ♪
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♪ Ask questions and give it our all ♪
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♪ Runnin' experiments A fun experience ♪
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♪ Whoa ♪
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♪ The more we know The more we wanna know ♪
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♪ The more we know The more we wanna put our hands up ♪
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♪ Ask a question That's what school is for ♪
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♪ Every day we learn a little more Than we knew before ♪
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♪ Oh, put your hands up Ask a question ♪
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♪ That's what school is for ♪
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[chorus] ♪ Oh, put your hands up Put your hands up ♪
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[man, woman] ♪ Every day we learn a little more ♪
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♪ That's what school is for ♪
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♪ That's what school is for ♪
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Whoa. School is an entire place just for learning?
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Bot-tastic!
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But I still have a big question.
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How do you learn at school?
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Well, Doug, why don't you come with me and find out?
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Welcome to Mega City Elementary School, Doug.
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This is our classroom.
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These are our cubbies.
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Like my disco ball?
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These are our tables.
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And this is our Mr. Gilmore. [chuckles]
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Good morning, Emma.
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-You ready to learn more with Gilmore? -You know it.
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Mr. Gilmore, meet my best bot, Doug.
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He wanted to come to school with me today.
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He's really curious about it.
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Nice to learn your name, Mr. Gilmore.
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Doug! I think I speak for everyone
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when I say that we are thrilled you're here.
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-[children] Hi. -Welcome to school, Doug.
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Um, hi, everybotty.
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Now why don't you tell us more about yourself?
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Well, I have a lot of big questions. That's why I wanted to come here today.
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I want to know how do you learn at school.
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Looks like you came to the right place,
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because as I always tell the class, with Mr. Gilmore, you can…
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[together] Learn more!
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Now pull up a seat,
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and we'll kick off a little game I like to call,
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"Who can find the rain forest?"
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-[chuckles] -I cannot wait!
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That's what I like to hear.
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Okay, I'm gonna click through some pictures of different places,
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and you stop me when I get to the rain forest, okay? Here we go.
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Going forward, going forward. Okay, guys, what do we see here?
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Rain forests have monkeys, not monkey bars.
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[Mr. Gilmore] Does this look like a rain forest? No?
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[Thomas] That's a mountain.
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[Mr. Gilmore] What do you think? What do we think this is?
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Buildings are not trees.
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[Mr. Gilmore] Getting hotter and hotter. Okay, that's too hot.
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[Gary] A sandy rain forest? No way.
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[Mr. Gilmore] Next.
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-Oop-- No. That's my vacation. -[children laugh]
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-Moving forward… -[Doug] Look. Thick, green, leafy plants.
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[all] Go back!
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[Mr. Gilmore] You thought this might be a rain forest?
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-There it is! -Yes, that's it.
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Bingo! That is the rain forest.
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Good job, class. Guys, I'm proud of you.
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Wow. So now I know what it looks like in the rain forest.
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But I wonder, what does it sound like in the rain forest?
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-[beeping] -[gasps]
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[elephants trumpeting]
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-[rumbling] -[frogs croaking]
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-[birds singing] -Wow.
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This is what a rain forest sounds like?
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Those elephants are loud!
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[grunts] Huh?
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Uh…
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[shouts] Whoa!
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When did we get confetti?
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[beeping stops]
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Whoops. I didn't mean to interrupt the class.
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Oh, don't worry about it, Doug.
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Now what do you say we take all this great energy
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and head on over to do some art?
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All right, class, who's ready to get those creative juices flowing?
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Uh-oh, juice? I brought coconut water.
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-You do you, Thomas. -[chuckles]
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Now, before we start painting,
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let's think about places where we feel happy.
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Tell me, everyone, where's your happy place?
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My ballet class.
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My kitchen, where there's coconut water! [slurps]
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Rebots!
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Fantastic.
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Now, who wants to paint their happy place?
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[all] Whoo-hoo!
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I'll use my robo-paint tool.
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Something up, my shiny pal?
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It's just there's more colors in Rebots than this.
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I wonder, how can I paint Rebots with only red, yellow and blue?
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-[beeping] -It's happening again!
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Quick, everyone, catch that paint!
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[paint splashing]
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-[Emma] I got it! -[children clamoring]
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-[clamoring continues] -[Julie] Look out! [grunting]
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Whoa. More confetti?
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[beeping stops]
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Whoa, look.
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I think the yellow and blue paint mixed and made green.
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Who knew you can mix blue and red to make purple?
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Amazing.
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Not only that.
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Now this classroom is an even happier place,
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thanks to this awesome artwork.
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Wow. I had no idea you can learn so much by painting, but--
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Oh, no. I got paint everywhere.
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I got it.
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And now it's time for us all to head on over to the reading rug.
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I think you're really gonna like this.
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Doug, are you okay?
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Your robo-tools keep going robo-wild.
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[gasps] It must be my wonder-ometer.
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Every time I wonder about something, it fills up, and my robo-tools go off.
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But you're curious about everything.
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[sighs] Maybe I shouldn't stay.
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Are you kidding?
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You can't leave before you find out how we learn in school.
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So here's the plan.
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I'll keep an eye on your wonder-ometer so you don't have to be nervous
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and let you know if it goes up.
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Okay, class.
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Time for another space adventure.
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We're reading about an astronaut stuck on a new planet
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who doesn't know if he'll make it back home.
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We're not just reading it. We're gonna act it out too.
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Now, let's see. Oh, I know.
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Doug, how about you be an astronaut?
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-Uh. -Don't worry, Doug.
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I'll keep an eye on your wonder-ometer, remember?
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Okay. I'll do it!
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-[all cheer] -Doug! Doug!
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And, Gary, why don't you read for us?
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Gary would love to. [clears throat]
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"The astronaut bounced around the ground on the windy planet
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when suddenly noisy aliens appeared out of nowhere."
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Julie, Emma, Thomas, you could be the aliens.
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How do you think aliens might move and sound and feel?
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[imitating aliens]
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"Oh, no. Where did all these aliens come from?"
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-Where did they come from? -Out of nowhere.
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"The astronaut walked away as slowly and quietly as possible,
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pressing all of his buttons, trying to make his jet pack start again,
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but it just wouldn't work.
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The aliens kept coming closer and closer."
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"Oh, no. What do I do?"
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-What do I do? -I don't know, Doug. I'll keep reading.
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"Finally, the astronaut tried one last button, and…"
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I wonder if the astronaut gets to blast off!
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-[beeping] -Uh-oh, Doug.
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Your wonder-ometer. Here it comes!
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Whoa.
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[exclaims]
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Why does this classroom have so much confetti?
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-[children cheering] -[Gary] A real astronaut!
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Wow! This must be what the astronaut felt like blasting around space.
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Amazing.
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But now I have so many more questions.
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Like, where was the astronaut from our story going?
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And what was he doing?
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And when it was lunch, what did the astronaut eat?
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I'm eating bologna.
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But what's bologna?
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-Ooh. -[whirs]
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Whew. You really committed to that astronaut role, Doug.
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I could feel the astronaut's excitement when you were zooming all around.
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Bravo.
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I was just so curious
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about how you can learn by acting out stories, and now I see.
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It really helped me feel like the astronaut.
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But maybe school isn't the place for me.
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Not if my wonder-ometer keeps going off.
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What? You can't go.
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-Yeah, don't leave now. -But, Doug, stay.
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-Don't leave. -You gotta stay, Doug.
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It doesn't compute.
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Why would you want me to stay
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when my wonder-ometer has been making it harder for everyone to learn?
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[chuckles] Doug, you haven't been making it harder for everyone to learn.
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-In fact, I think you helped. -I did?
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Yeah! I learned what it sounds like in the rain forest.
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And I learned that mixing yellow and red makes orange.
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And seeing you fly through the school,
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I learned it would be pretty hard for an alien to chase an astronaut.
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I guess it's thanks to my wonder-ometer
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that I just learned the answer to my big question.
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You can learn in school by wondering about things,
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being curious and asking questions.
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I'll tell you what I wonder.
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Are you gonna come back to school, Doug?
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You bot I will!
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[cheering]
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Now I remember why we have all this confetti.
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-To celebrate! -[all cheering, laughing]
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Doug, I am so happy to hear you'll join our class from now on.
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With wonder and curiosity like yours, school is the perfect place for a bot.
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-[chimes] -[gasps] That gives me an idea.
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Let's go back to reading to see how the story ends!
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-Great idea, Doug! -[laughing]
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Ah, what a class.
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[laughing continues]
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[Emma] Blue 42! Blue 42!
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Cleaning up litter on three. [grunts]
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Into the reboot bin, soon-to-be-useful friend.
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[grunting]
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Gary got ya!
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The score is tied with the clock running down.
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He takes the shot.
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Yes! And the crowd politely applauds.
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[Kath] Great job, kids.
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Now we wait for bots to take the trash away
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so it can be rebooted into something useful.
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Did somebody say, "reboot"?
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Jenny, Doug. What a happy surprise.
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Sensors indicate we're happily surprised to see you too, Emma.
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What are you all doing in this empty lot?
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Great question, my shiny pal.
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We helped pick up trash
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so this place can be turned into something useful.
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Yeah! Like a home for a giant telescope.
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Or an outdoor dance studio.
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Or a museum for all Gary's toys.
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I'll call it the Metropolitan Museum of Gary's Stuff.
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Ooh. This grass is super soft.
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And there sure is lots of room to play.
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[gasps] I bet this lot would make the best playground.
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-What a wonderful idea. -Whoo! What an idea.
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Sounds exciting.
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Only, what's a playground?
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Doug! You've never heard of a playground?
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[together] Oh, wow. Oh, my. Oh, boy. Oh, geez.
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Doug, Doug, Doug.
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You gotta give it a plug, plug, plug.
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[man] ♪ Playgrounds are fun by design Sing it loud 'cause we're outside ♪
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♪ There's swings to swing And slides to slide ♪
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♪ A jungle gym with ropes to climb ♪
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[man, woman] ♪ Merry-go-what? Seesaw up ♪
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♪ Monkey bars are kind of tough ♪
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♪ Have you had enough? No? ♪
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♪ Then let's go Let's go ♪
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♪ We go whoa Swing up, up, up ♪
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♪ Sing whee Spin round, round, round ♪
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♪ You'll see me high on top ♪
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♪ Rockin' the playground ♪
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♪ Whoa Swing up, up, up ♪
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♪ Sing whee Slide down, down, down ♪
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♪ You'll see me high on top ♪
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♪ Singing loud And rockin' the playground ♪
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♪ Rockin' the playground ♪
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I get it.
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A playground is a place designed for having fun.
300
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Only, I still have a big question.
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What makes the best playground?
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That's a big question, all right.
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You know what to do.
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[both] Unplug and find out!
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All right, volunteers.
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To thank you for a job well done, Barb and I would like to treat you to…
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[together, singsongy] Lunch.
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-Whoo-hoo! -Sounds tasty!
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Maybe we can find the answer after lunch.
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Care to join us, Doug?
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Thanks, Barb, but we're gonna bring these bins back to Rebots.
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Plus, I have an idea.
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Okay, then. See you soon.
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[all] Bye!
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An idea, hey?
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Well, lay it on me, Dougster.
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Emma said this lot would make a great playground.
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So I thought we could give them another happy surprise
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by rebooting the empty lot…
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[together] Into a playground!
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What a bot-tastic idea, Doug-o!
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I'll take these bins back to Rebots
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and be back with some robo-helpers in a robo-flash. Whoo-hoo!
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Thank you for coming, bots. We're gonna reboot this empty lot
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into the best playground our human friends have ever seen.
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[drones exclaim]
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-You said it, my bot. -Whoo-hoo.
328
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Uh, hi. Hello. Safety Bot here.
329
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I'm sure we're all very excited.
330
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Just, what's a playground?
331
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This is a playground.
332
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Scanners indicate it's a place specifically designed for having fun.
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[all] Ooh.
334
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[Bob Bot] We bots are great at making things.
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With our robo know-how,
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we'll design the best playground in no time.
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-[all cheering] -Ready, set, reboot!
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[whirs, dings]
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[whirs, dings]
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[alarm blaring]
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-[whirs, dings] -[alarm stops]
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[whirs, dings]
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Great rebooting, bots.
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I'll go get our friends.
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[rebots] Three, two, one.
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Surprise, human children!
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Doug, is that what I think it is?
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If you think it's a playground, affirmative.
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We designed it to be the best.
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-What should we do first? -[Gary] The sandbox sure looks fun.
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[exclaims] Okay, what's that?
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Hold up. This isn't a sandbox.
353
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It's a gearbox.
354
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Oh, yes indeed-y.
355
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We took the basic sandbox design-- Whoo-hoo!
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And upgraded it. What could be better than gears?
357
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Is everything okay?
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It's just a box on a playground is usually full of sand,
359
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so when you play in it, you can dig and mold and pour it into stuff.
360
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[grunting, straining] It's so heavy.
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Oh, fiddle forks. We didn't realize.
362
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-Sorry, kids. -Don't worry, Mr. Forkrick.
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Looks like there are still plenty of things
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on this shiny new playground to enjoy.
365
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-There sure are. -[children cheering]
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As you can see, kids, I personally designed these swings
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to be as enjoyable as possible.
368
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Yes, sirree, bot.
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If you can find a better design, I'd sure like to download it.
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[all] Uh.
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Come on, everybotty. Give it a try.
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[grunting] Gary's not reaching it.
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[sighs] I guess I designed this piece of equipment for extendo-limbs.
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Does that mean kids can't have fun on the robo-swings?
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I'm afraid so, buddy-bot.
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Uh-oh. But don't worry, everybotty.
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We designed something else that you'll definitely enjoy.
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-The monkey bars! -[Thomas] Monkey bars!
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Roll right up to the most fun
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and most, most, most safe piece of playground equipment around.
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But there's only one.
382
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Exactly. That's what makes it so safe.
383
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Moving around on six bars? Ha!
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Not on my watch.
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Go on. Give it a try.
386
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Isn't that fun, small human?
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Well, it is safe.
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But monkey bars are fun because you can swing along a bunch of bars
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to the other side.
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You can't do that with one bar.
391
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Does that mean you can't have fun on the monkey bars either?
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It's okay, buddy-bot.
393
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Hey, is that an epic slide I see?
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-Whoo-hoo! -Whee!
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Prepare for maximum levels of enjoyment!
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-Whoo! -[Thomas] Yeah, the slide! Whoo!
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Hey, kiddo,
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check out our drone-designed robo-turbo super slide.
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Head on up and give it a ride!
400
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Uh, where's the ladder?
401
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-Ladder? -Yeah. We're kids.
402
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We can't hover up there like you drones.
403
00:19:00,684 --> 00:19:03,645
Oh. Yeah. Guess we didn't process that.
404
00:19:03,728 --> 00:19:06,982
We thought we were making the best playground ever,
405
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but we designed it for bot fun, not kid fun.
406
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-[sighs] -That's okay, bots.
407
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We really appreciate how much you tried.
408
00:19:15,448 --> 00:19:19,911
Yeah. I just wish there was something we could do so we can play on it.
409
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Redo it, make it so it's different. What's the word?
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[all] Reboot!
411
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That's it!
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Come on, bots. Playground reboot, activate.
413
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-How's the new sandbox treating you, Gary? -Gary loves it.
414
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Enjoying the swings, Julie?
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They're kid perfect. Whee!
416
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Hey, Thomas. Monkeying around efficiently?
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Yeah! It's so much fun with all these bars to swing on.
418
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Can't look.
419
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Let's do this. Whoo-hoo!
420
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Whoo-hoo! [laughs] Whoo.
421
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Scanners indicate the new slide design is working too.
422
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Yes, sirree, bot.
423
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And you better look out, 'cause I'm going again.
424
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Mission accomplished, bots.
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Maximum enjoyment is being achieved.
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This is the best! Whoo.
427
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The only thing that can make it better is if you bots play too.
428
00:20:23,141 --> 00:20:24,601
Whoo-hoo!
429
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On second thought, I'm not sure all this sand is good for my gears.
430
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[Bob Bot grunting]
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Not maximum fun.
432
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[alarm blaring]
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Not safe.
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[thudding]
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Emma, what's wrong?
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I thought you were having fun.
437
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We were.
438
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We thought this playground was the best.
439
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But now you bots can't play.
440
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[children sigh]
441
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I just don't get it.
442
00:21:01,596 --> 00:21:04,933
Our collected data indicated you kids would really enjoy this.
443
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We did.
444
00:21:06,184 --> 00:21:09,229
But it's not as much fun as when we're playing together.
445
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[gasps] That's it, Emma.
446
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We should design the playground so everyone can play together.
447
00:21:14,317 --> 00:21:17,529
Doug, you robo-genius.
448
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Let's do it! Ready, set…
449
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[both] Re-reboot!
450
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Now this is what I call maximum fun.
451
00:21:29,416 --> 00:21:32,502
It's so much better now that we can all play.
452
00:21:32,586 --> 00:21:33,587
Yeah.
453
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First, we designed the playground so we bots could play.
454
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Then we designed it so kids could play.
455
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But now that it's designed so we can all play together,
456
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this playground is…
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[all] The best!
458
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And I think I finally discovered the answer to my big question.
459
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The best playground is one that everyone can enjoy together.
460
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Wait a nanosecond.
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That gives me another idea.
462
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Come one, come all to the most bot-tastically fun place around.
463
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The brand-new Mega City community playground!
464
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[cheering]
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Well, buddy-bot, we sure have had a lot of fun.
466
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Affirmative, best friend Emma.
467
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And I can't wait to find out
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what other big questions there are to answer together.
469
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Me too, Doug.
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But first, let's play!
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[both laughing]