Stop! Bravo, people!
Let's take a break while we set up the next scene.
What's the next scene?
- Volcano with forest on fire. - Thank you.
Jeff, look at this!
Former mayor arrested for robbing local bank declares:
"They were dinosaurs!"
- This is a joke, right? - That's what I thought.
But I did some research, and it turns out
that this is not the first sighting of dinosaurs in the area.
It's definitely something special.
It may give us another approach for the documentary.
I can see it. "Crazy townies still believe dinosaurs walk the Earth."
- Let's check it out! Get ready! - I already did. We leave tomorrow.
MY DINOSAUR FRIEND 3: IN WILDLIFE
And this is my sister. Wave, Madison!
Cut it out! I don't want in your idiotic post.
Come on, Maddy! You have a great voice.
Mom! Mommy! Ethan's videotaping me again without my permission.
How do you want me to become famous on my own?
Ethan, what did I tell you about videotaping people without their permission?
- Do I have your permission? - Uh, no.
Stop it! I gotta go to work and I don't have time for your bickering.
- Is that understood? - Yes.
Okay. See you when I get back!
- I love you. - We love you too.
How about a video of you singing? But I'll cover your face with animation.
- Stop it! - Come on, Maddy!
I am serious. You should show your talent to the world.
Leave me alone!
You can increase my number of views.
Maddy, I can make you famous.
All you have to do is sing for my friends.
- I know it's gonna go viral. - I don't want to go viral.
You just want to use me to make you famous.
You're jealous.
It's not my fault you're too shy to make friends.
You're right. I am jealous.
We moved here three months ago
and I feel just as lonely as in the old city.
Sorry, Maddy.
But I think you have a talent that you should show the world.
- The new phone comes out today. - Uh-huh.
- Want to see it? - Uh, all right.
I'm here with my sister and we're gonna see the new phone that's being released today.
- Pardon me. I didn't see you. - Neither did I.
I'll call an ambulance.
There you go.
Yes. Good afternoon. I'm Mr. Brown. I need an ambulance, please.
Fast.
No, I'm fine. It's for somebody else. It's for the guy my car hit.
Yes.
Yeah, I was driving and I hit him.
I don't know what street it is! Main Street!
If you come here is... Yeah, it's really Main Street.
Wendy Jenkins.
He talks. Then he's fine. He'll be all right.
So please hurry. Am I staying here? Can I go home?
I'm sitting here. Can you connect me with an attorney?
- I'm not opening it. You open it! - All right, I'll open it.
One or.
Where is...
- Is it a dinosaur? - No.
No way.
Do not record this.
Sometimes I feel so small, I don't think I'm gonna make it...
You're very nice.
I'm gonna call you the Gopher.
Here you go, Teposule!
- What was that? - Tracking device.
- Where'd you get something like that? - I made it. It's a prototype.
And it works, of course.
We have to go back whatever this is to...
- What's her name? - I got it.
Wendy Jenkins.
There you go!
- Hello! - Hello!
- What would you like? - A double espresso, please.
- A latte. - May I have your names?
- Jeff. - Vanessa.
Okay. It's 12.25.
Great! Keep the change.
First we meet with Dr. Jost.
He's the first in the area to claim he's seen a dinosaur.
Then we meet the former mayor, Samuel Patterson.
This should be interesting. "Dr. Jost, do you see any dinosaurs now?"
Or "Is there a dinosaur in the room with us right now?"
Dinosaurs? What about them?
We're shooting a documentary investigates the claims
they've seen dinosaurs around here. I just said that out loud.
Don't look at me like that!
- Wait! Do you know anything about this? - Uh, Uh, No.
Thank you.
Change!
That'll wake me up.
- Where are they? - Sir, you need to lie down.
You've had an accident. I'll be right with the painkillers.
Has anyone seen a guy in an apron with duckies?
Dr. Holzer is summoned to O.R. B.
Dr. Holzer, there you are.
Holzer, yes.
- Dr. Schwartz wants your opinion. - Uh, yes, yes.
This way, Doctor.
Dr. Holtzer, feel here. Uh, what do you think? Do you agree it should be removed?
Doctor?
Dr. Holtzer, are you all right?
I'm fine. Thanks for asking.
The operation was successful. Thanks to you.
Good to hear that.
I think my work here is done.
Where are you going? Doctor!
Pardon me.
Sorry.
Out of the way!
Help me!
Doctor, thank you for meeting with us today.
My pleasure.
Please state your name and we'll begin the interview.
Dr. Jost, MD, PhD candidate, professor of anthropological psychiatry, Vienna.
Samuel Patterson, the mayor of this fair city.
- Isn't Mason Jenkins the current mayor? - Uh, no. Uh, I am.
A typical sign of denial.
Mr. Jost, what did I say? You no longer have a medical license.
You are the patient, I am the doctor.
It's Dr. Jost, and you're a quack.
We are not equals because of my genius.
Typical sign of denial.
We were in the process of bringing dinosaurs back to life.
But I failed.
- How were you going to do that? - Excellent question!
My original plan involved the involution of alligators.
I had an alligator. Female. Her name was Pickles.
- Pickles. - Pickles. I miss you so much!
The creature I had was the key to my experiments.
I was so close, I almost had it in my hand.
- What exactly? - A dinosaur in the flesh.
- I saw three. - Three?
How many times do I have to tell you?
They stopped me from running away with the bank's money.
They ate my airplane.
You can't trust dinosaurs.
Finally! Something we can agree on.
Thank you both. I think we're done.
- Wait! - You see, if...
- That's right, gentlemen. - Combining the DNA of a turtle...
- Let's see if we can find... - With the DNA of a bat, you get...
I am the mayor! They're dinosaurs!
This was your idea?
I found Wendy. She works at a coffee shop.
All right. Okay. We gotta get him to Tepos.
Wait! Video. Please.
How many times have I told you we can't put this on the Internet?
Think! We can become rich and famous.
The video will have a million views.
- We can't. - People will want to see it.
Don't post anything until we know more.
- Do you understand what we have here? - Yes, but it's not ours.
He's not gonna hurt anybody, Maddy.
You've seen the movies and what they will do to them.
They'll lock him in a cage and people will pay to see him.
- Why can't we do that? - Because it's not fair!
How do you know the guy down the street and Wendy don't want to do this?
That's not what they want to do. They want us to protect him. I sense that.
We must protect Tepos.
A quick video, on my word. Please...
It's just a chicken. Where'd it go?
- Tposule? - You tick!
You big twit!
God, no! He's going to town!
Mason Jenkins Mayor
This is Jeff. He's with the camera crew I told you about.
- Hey, Jeff! - Mr. Mayor...
- Welcome to our city! - Thank you for having me.
- You have a lovely little town. - Uh, thank you. We like to think so.
My team and I will be staying here for a couple days,
while we film the documentary about dinosaurs.
We had the privilege to interview Dr. Jost
and your former boss, Samuel Patterson.
You don't believe their crazy stories, do you?
Tell me? If I had the time to show you the video, it's hilarious.
But we've come this far and we want to gain what we can from the journey.
I wanted to ask an authorization to film in the city
and maybe interview some citizens.
Uh, sure. Talk to my nurse.
- He will give you all the necessary papers. - Perfect.
Enjoy your stay in our city! Although I think you're wasting your time.
Me too.
Sweetie?
He walked into the cafeteria talking about dinosaurs.
I tried calling you, but you didn't answer,
so I came as fast as I could.
I'm sorry. I've been on the phone and in meetings all day.
- Why did you authorize it? - I had to.
I don't want him getting suspicious, okay? Let them think we're hiding something.
- Yeah, you're right. - They won't find anything.
The full moon is in a few days.
The portal is closed, stay hidden. All the dinosaurs are safe.
Okay?
Come! I'll walk you.
- Wendy! Wendy Jenkins! - Sir! Sir! Stand back!
- Are you Wendy Jenkins? - I'm Wendy Jenkins.
We must get the egg back! It's almost full moon.
Sir, calm down.
Are you all right? I'm fine. What are you talkin' about?
Mason?
I know about the portal and the full moon.
And about dinosaurs.
- Who are you? - I was good friends with your grandmother.
I told him about the portal and how it opens
and that we need protect the dinosaurs.
I knew it was too important a job for one man.
- I know that, believe me. - Yeah, I know you do.
Your grandmother told me about your lovely family.
I tried to contact her, but I couldn't reach her. Is she okay?
Yeah. Grandma's fine. She's with my wife and our son Curtis.
They took him to a school competition. They'll be gone for a couple days.
- I was hoping they would help. - Uh, yeah.
- Are you a doctor? - Am I a doctor?
No. I went to the hospital and they took my clothes because I was...
This is the best I could... Long story.
No time. Listen! Listen!
A dinosaur came through the portal at the last full moon
and laid an egg here.
We must carry the egg across before it hatches.
Mr. Mayor, you are expected next appointment.
Yeah, sure. Give me a minute. Uh, uh, thanks.
We'll find a solution, but right now I gotta get back to work.
Wendy, take him to the cafeteria!
And we think of a solution when we get home.
Take that!
Get him some clothes, so she doesn't stand out.
Pardon! I don't need your pity. I'm a rich and distinguished man,
who left his wallet in his other pants.
I'm so sorry. I'll pay you back. I promise. I promise.
No problem.
- Make sure it goes unnoticed! - All right. Okay.
Let's go!
I think it's the buildings. I keep losing the signal.
Whatever happened to "I'm a genius"?
I've never seen such a costume since high school.
So you're looking for an egg?
I've been looking for that egg ever since the portal after the last full moon.
I've been looking for him for weeks. I finally found it!
- Where is he? - I lost him. Sort of.
I got hit by a car. I'm okay.
But before I fainted, I gave them the egg some children to bring it to you.
I didn't see them. What did they look like?
It was a boy and a girl. And they looked like...
The two of them!
- I'm sorry, are you Wendy Jenkins? - Uh, uh, yeah.
What have you done with the bag I gave you?
It's our home.
- Is the egg in one piece? - It hatched.
- And the chicken escaped. - What?
But he ate the device tracking device I gave him.
That's good.
But we lost the signal and we can't find it.
This is not good. Not good at all.
It's all right. We'll find him.
Have you ever had anything to do with a dinosaur born here?
- I did. - Portal?
The secret gateway to the land of the dinosaurs.
So he's cranky because he was born on our side?
Wouldn't you be you if you woke up surrounded by strangers?
Wait! Maddy's voice seemed to calm him.
Really? Great!
That's okay. We've been through this and we're gonna find him.
Find him? That's easy. But it'll be obvious.
That's the not so easy part.
An egg hatched here affects the dinosaur.
- And they grow very fast. - How fast?
If it hatched this morning, it would have been about this big.
Now it would be...
- How big? - About...
We divide by three, keep it on four...
Then we divide by the hypotenuse and the root...
- So big! - You big, you big, you!
We have to go this way.
No, my device shows it went this way.
- I saw him go this way. - Whoa, whoa, whoa! You might be right.
- We lost the signal! - Of course you did!
- It's a prototype, please! - I don't give a damn!
Children! This is getting us nowhere.
We need to regroup and make a plan.
- We have a tree house. - That's good.
Come!
V25, take 15.
Action!
- Shane? - What is it?
What?
Got a ticket for me, Jeff?
After him! Come on!
I can't believe it! The stories are true!
Change of plan. We gotta capture that dinosaur.
- No. - Move! Move!
We need a professional.
You have another one.
I'm Mayor Mason.
Ms. Richards...
Ms. Richards, please calm down and tell me what happened.
It certainly wasn't Mr. Jackson's dog, Snapper? He looks a little strange.
I wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Jackson gave her an original hairdo.
Yes. You have my word. You have nothing to fear.
You have a nice day too, Mrs. Richards. Thank you, Mrs. Richards.
This is the tenth call.
I know. The camera crew got the town talking.
- It's dinomania. - It certainly is.
- We have to keep looking. - We could.
This stupid device doesn't work.
It's not your fault, Ethan. You did the best you could. We all did.
It's getting dark soon and he can hide anywhere in the forest.
I'm sure that the Tposul will be safe one night.
And forget!
Here is the city. Here are the forest and the portal.
By instin instinct, the Glock will go to the portal and back home.
I think we can be sure that he's gonna come around and...
Do you hear that?
A film crew is looking a professional stalker,
lizard expert.
Wait! A movie crew talking about dinosaurs
walked into the cafeteria today.
If they hire a professional, they'll find him before we do.
Maybe we take care to hire the right professional.
Here's how...
- When is this man due? - About 30 minutes.
- You didn't tell him about the dinosaur, did you? - Uh, no. Uh, no.
I kind of told him the truth.
We're filming a documentary and we're looking for big lizards.
Anybody expecting a stalker?
- Excellent! You're early. - Uh, yeah, I did.
I'm Earl Lee. Nice to meet you.
Like I said on the phone, we'd like to keep this discreet.
Sure. Then I recommend we leave as soon as possible.
Wait! You wanted us to pay you before.
Yes! I was.
I want.
Thank you.
Wait! You're not counting?
Never count your money when you sit at the table.
Come! The trail's getting cold!
Come on, guys!
Hello! I'm supposed to meet with a camera crew
to track some lizards.
I'm sorry. They just left and told me they didn't need you.
Yeah, tough luck! But you can order anything you want, my treat.
- I gotta go. Will you take my seat? - Uh, sure.
Thank you.
What can I get you?
- A hot cocoa with bonbons. - Oh, sure, sure.
Maybe, uh, some little marshmallows, if you have any.
Come with me!
- Hello! - Hi! Hi!
Are you ready? It's gonna be a while before we reach the portal.
Yes.
Battery's full. The tracking device still isn't working.
That's all right. We pretty much know where he's going.
Dude, you need to take a shower. I'd lay off the garlic if I were you.
- Lizard! - Stop!
- You okay? - Yeah, a little stressed.
We'll find him.
It's not just that.
I feel weird saying that, but sometimes I'm jealous of him.
Whatever he wants to do, he does. Nothing scares him.
I'd like to be like that.
You don't have to go through through this.
You have us. We've been through everything so far, we'll get through this.
Sometimes you don't know how brave you are until you have to be.
- You might surprise yourself. - Thanks.
The signal's back.
Come on! I've had it of all these trees and bugs.
Where's the dinosaur?
- Lizards! Big lizards. - They must be huge!
- Ouch! - Cheers!
What are you doing?
Listen.
- What? - They told me not to tell you.
I thought you were an expert.
I'm an expert. Don't I look like an expert?
Here we go again.
We are very close. This is it.
What are you doing? You said we were on the lizard's trail.
We are, but it's dinnertime.
If I don't eat, I feel dizzy and confused.
I don't think you could be more confused.
Good one!
All right, let's take a break for five minutes.
I think I need ten.
This opens the portal.
I don't get it. The tracking device shows the Grapevine is right here.
- Ethan! - Uh, what?
- Where'd you find this guy? - Online. He came highly recommended.
From whom? He's walking us in circles.
You big boob! No!
Where is he going?
Something's not right. It's too soon!
Early? Ce?
- We gotta go! - What are you talking about?
- Back off! - What are you doin'?
- Vanessa! - No! Vanessa! Don't do this!
No!
Vanessa!
Where is he? Where's he gone?
I can't believe you did that. Are you okay?
I'm fine.
You have some explaining to do. You ever seen anything like this?
- He shouldn't be here. - What shouldn't be here?
Who are you?
Maybe something else has come up.
Tposule?
Hey, buddy!
Easy.
Easy...
Yes.
Yeah, it's fine.
Kids, we gotta get Tepos out of here now.
You big... Don't be afraid.
Remember me? Don't be afraid.
Yes.
There you go, boy.
Come on, boy!
Look! There's another one!
You big twit!
Wait!
Come on!
Fear not...
- Now! - Watch out!
Alex, watch your step!
- You tick! - You tick!
What's wrong with this one?
This way!
You were in the alley: "No, not me!"
- Even the kids weren't afraid. - Okay, you're right.
It's not that scary.
Maybe a little bit.
- What are we doing here? - I don't know.
This is incredible! We have a real dinosaur.
No one's gonna believe this. You jumped him, and I was...
And I wanted to grab his tail!
I'm serious. What are we doing here?
Guys! Hurry up, hurry up!
Let's go!
Where is he? What are you doing with him?
It's in a safe place, I guarantee it.
- They are our responsibility. - So there are more of them.
He's not yours and he doesn't belong here. He needs to go home.
Maybe, but when you think about what the odds these dinosaurs can give us,
we can change the world.
- He must be with his own. - I understand what you're saying, really.
But we've been looking for this for so long! We can't miss our chance.
But at what cost?
Please, think hard! Release him!
I can't.
But I promise you, I'm not gonna let anything bad happen to him.
It's not an object. It's called the Gopher.
Where are you going?
Madison! Ready!
We'll get him back, we can't fight them.
There are other complications. Sit down! Sit down!
I have to tell you a story.
A few years ago, I was walking to my favorite pond to fish.
On the way home, I heard a sound I've never heard before.
I went to check it out.
I couldn't believe it.
At the end of the path was something I can only describe as a portal,
a gateway to another realm.
I studied it carefully before I worked up the courage to go through it.
What I found beyond was beyond my imagination.
It was like I was back in time.
There were dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes.
I lost track of time while studying them,
recording every detail in my journal.
It was getting dark and I realized I had to go back home.
But when I got back to the portal, it closed just before I stepped through.
Damn!
What have you done?
The only possible thing. I looked for an explanation.
If the portal opened once, it can open again.
I searched for a whole month without seeing another portal.
We found meteorites with large crystal formations.
They were scattered for miles.
I didn't know where they came from or how long they'd been there,
but I discovered they were special.
At night, one of them began to glow,
drawing its energy from the full moon.
Then, right in front of me, magically, the portal appeared.
Now everything made sense.
Once a month, the portal would open for a day,
allowing dinosaurs and humans to move from one world to another.
I decided to keep it a secret.
I had to protect the dinosaurs from the world of now
and take care that the past remains untouched.
Over time, I realized I needed help.
- Then my grandmother intervened. - Uh-huh. Yeah.
But how did the other portal open when there was no full moon?
I'm not sure. There were other meteors out there
and I think they have something to do to the other portal.
I think we need destroy them all.
- What about the Sheep? - The Squid will be all right.
We'll find a solution. Trust me.
We should take you home now.
We must divide and conquer.
Wendy, Madison, you guys are in charge this side of town.
Ethan and I will take the other side.
Call if you see or hear anything.
- What? - Film crew.
Should I call the boys?
First I need to find out what I'm talking about.
- Come! - Okay.
Don't look their way!
- What are you doing? - Nothing.
You've been acting strange lately.
Sorry.
- And you don't even have to work today. - Uh-huh.
Good morning! May I help you?
I'd like two cappuccino with sugar-free vanilla, please.
- Okay. Name? - Agatha.
Hello!
Sorry.
- I'll pay you back. - I hope.
Let's be clear. That...
It changes our lives. It's a great thing. It changes everything.
- What are you gonna do with him? - Give me a minute to think.
- I didn't plan this. - What's to think about?
This changes everything. No more low-budget documentaries.
Reduced teams. No more cheap motels.
It's our chance to hit the jackpot.
- I don't know, okay? - Don't know what?
People will be lining up to give us funds.
But didn't you see how scared he was of us?
I understand, but we need to see the big picture.
With this much funding, we'll be able to do more documentaries,
to save more animal species.
Come on, guys! This is a huge opportunity.
- Hello, miss! - Good afternoon.
I think you stole my hat.
- I apologize. - Don't worry about it. Keep it.
- You look much better. - Thank you. Thank you.
- What's your plan? - You rent a theater.
You bring the equipment. I call all my contacts.
God, we can put him on the pay channel.
On all streaming platforms. We will change history.
Sorry.
Come on! Who's with me?
- We're in. - I'm in.
Let's do it!
- I'm up to something. - I can't believe you did that.
- Let's go to the tree house! - All right. Okay. Okay.
We found the camera crew at the coffee shop.
You should have seen her. She stood right next to them and they didn't realize it.
Then what are we doing here? Let's go get him!
It's not that easy. We still don't know where the Grave Digger is.
And they're up to something huge to show the world. That's all I hear.
That's excellent news. It means he's still here.
We just need to find out where they're keeping him and go free him.
While keeping the secret about portals and dinosaurs?
Sounds easy.
We'll think of something.
Maddy! Ethan! Dinner time!
Coming!
What's for dinner?
- Maybe he's good? - Uh, no! No! No, he's not.
What do you have planned with Ethan today?
I don't know.
You and your brother stay out of trouble, okay?
Yes.
We interrupt this program for breaking news.
A camera crew in town says they found something
of monumental importance.
I found out it's the most important thing that's happened in years.
Ethan!
The film crew is organizing an event tonight at the local theater.
They told him "Once in a lifetime event."
Tickets are selling fast,
and locals are asked to come early.
This event should bring people from all over the region.
Follow us for more information about what can be
the biggest discovery in years.
For News 8 Live, I'm Lacey Lett.
Sounds exciting! I'm trying to get tickets on the way to work.
- Okay? - Yeah.
- Okay, see you tonight. Love you guys. - Love you, too.
- Meet me at the tree house. - I'll call them.
THE WONDER OF LIFE
Wouldn't it be cool if it was bigger?
Trust me, it's pretty big.
Are we close? We gotta get the rest of the equipment.
- Big enough for you? - Uh, yeah. Yeah.
Guys! Guys! Tie him up!
Wait, what?
Where did they come from? I didn't hire them.
- I know. I hired them. - But I didn't authorize it.
I knew you didn't have the guts to do that.
What do you say? We are together from the beginning.
- Since our first movie. - No, no, no! I followed you.
Now's my chance to order.
You're in over your head, Jeff.
The full moon was last night.
- We have to take him home today. - We will.
Ethan, why don't you sit still? You make me even more nervous.
- How much longer? - Should be here soon.
We need all the help we can get.
This tree house is fantastic. When I was a kid, I had one just like it.
- All the neighborhood kids were coming.... - Dad! Dad! Dad! Dad!
Yes, that's right. On the way over here, I stopped by the Archives and found this.
- Theater plans? - When you're mayor, you have advantages.
- Dad. - Uh, yeah, sorry.
There we go. So that's probably where they're keeping Tepos.
And this is our plan to set him free.
All right, Wendy. You and... What was your name again?
I didn't.
But since you ask, I'm Mortimer Higginbottom. How do you do.
- What? It's an old family name. - Not what I expected.
Anyway, Wendy, you and Mortimer, after you go inside...
How do we get in?
Wendy, I hope this is the easy part.
Buy tickets for everyone.
Then you go in and find Yepos. But be careful!
I'm sure they'll have extra security.
To find Tepos, wait for the signal.
Ethan, Madison, I need you guys to stop the transmission.
Find their computers, get into the system and shut it down.
Then turn off the lights.
Wendy, that's the signal to grab Tsepos and run.
What are you gonna do, Dad?
I'll get the truck to pick you up and Tepos from behind the theater
and leave before anyone finds out we were there.
Then we celebrate our success.
For the Tepos. And for the preservation of their world.
For Tepos!
Hello!
NO MORE TICKETS!
- You're kidding! - What is it?
I can't believe it.
Ethan, Maddy, you made it! I got your tickets!
This is gonna be great! Let's go, let's go!
- We'll be right there. - Okay, hurry!
What do we do?
A small obstacle. No big deal.
We keep the original plan.
For now, find a solution. I'm on my way.
Ladies and gentlemen, remember, no phones and no pushing.
Just one line, please.
Thank you. No phone calls.
Telephone, please. Thank you.
Don't push!
Thank you. One round, please.
Come forward! No phone.
No cell phones inside.
I don't have a cell phone. I didn't need one.
Really? Kids don't spend all day on social networking?
Why? I don't know why.
- What about you, kid? - I got him around here somewhere.
Come on, kid, hold the line.
Look, if you can't find your cell phone, you gotta get out of line.
Yes, sir. Let me check.
Here it was. There you are. No, let me stop him.
Give me the phone! What's wrong with you?
Child, give me...
Give me...
Give me the phone! What's wrong with you?
I was trying to stop him.
- Go! - Yes, sir.
You heard him. Go! Go!
Single row. No phones.
Tickets, please. Thank you.
Tickets. Thank you.
Thank you. Tickets. Pardon me. Excuse me. Where's your ticket?
- I'm a star. - Oh, you are? I don't recognize you.
- She's the mayor's daughter. - And who are you?
Her bodyguard. How dare you to look into her eyes?
I apologize. Have fun.
I am the mayor! I need your truck!
- It's an emergency. - Uh-huh. Okay.
Thank you, citizen.
So... I have no idea how to drive a truck.
Not a good idea. It's not working.
It won't work.
Ladies and gentlemen, please find your seats
and prepare for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Please remember that photography and videotaping are strictly prohibited.
Ethan, hurry!
- I don't know the password. - I thought you were the high-tech genius.
That's right. If your device was working, we wouldn't be in this mess.
Yes, I know. You've reminded me many times.
Please supervise your children
and note the emergency exits at the back of the hall.
- The guy must be there. - We don't have much time.
Now just relax and please welcome her
the renowned TV producer and animal advocate
Vanessa Hopkins.
Halal high-tech approach!
Stop the car!
Sir, I'm the mayor and I need your car.
It's an emergency.
- I just adjusted my chair. - Uh, no, no, no!
- I can take you. - Sounds good.
Okay. Buckle up! Safety first.
No! God, no!
Sir. Are you all right?
Make sure he's all right. I trust you.
Are you all right?
You should be more careful.
Thank you for coming to this important event.
In a few moments, we'll be live.
Looks like our special guest is getting a little restless.
I promise you, it will be a show to remember.
Please remain calm. You are safe.
Are you ready? Let the show begin!
Wait! What's the problem?
Well, fix it!
It's okay. Just calm down. Please calm down!
Go, go!
- You can do that. - You can do that.
Sometimes I feel so small, I don't think I'm gonna make it.
I can fail and I can fall, But I have to keep going.
So I open my eyes And face what's in front of me...
I leave the past behind And walk through the door.
The light is so bright, And the world so big
But I'm fearless, I'm fearless!
I need to come out of my shell,
Because I'm fearless, I'm fearless!
You were wonderful.
- Give me the mike! - I wanna say something.
Let her speak!
Ladies and gentlemen, as you can see,
we have a living dinosaur in our midst.
His name's Tseposul.
The bull is a wild animal. He shouldn't have been locked up.
He deserves to be free to explore and live as nature intended.
That's why I'm here today, to ask you to help me free him.
The gopher and dinosaurs like him are part in our community for years.
Although many of you didn't know that.
Yes, there are dinosaurs living around our town.
And while it may be tempting to show the world,
we have to keep it a secret.
We can't risk the safety of these creatures by revealing them.
I know that some of you may disagree with me,
but think of the consequences.
These animals are not circus attractions.
They're living beings, with emotions and intelligence.
And if we don't protect them, they can become targets for exploitation,
experiments or worse.
Please, help me keep it a secret to protect the species.
To make sure they live in peace and safety.
We can still do it! We can still broadcast live!
- No! Stop the transmission! - I already did.
But this is our big chance.
You're right, Vanessa. This is my chance to do the right thing.
You're fired.
You gotta get Tepos outta here.
Take him somewhere where no one can find him!
You. You have a beautiful voice.
I'd love to showcase your talent in a new series.
If you and your mom let me.
Hi! I'm Ethan, Madison's agent.
We can arrange something to win for all parties involved.
Sounds good.
I think we can put something together.
Look, the tracking device it's working again.
It doesn't help us now. We need get Tepos back home.
- Okay, but be careful, please! - We will.
Ma'am, I need your car. I'm the mayor!
I am the mayor!
- Is it working? - Yes.
- What's that? - None of your business.
We have to go.
Guys!
PLEASE CLEAN AFTER YOUR PET.
Of course! Why didn't about this before?
All right, kids. Let's go, let's go, let's go!
Bye, Bye, Bye, Bye! Take care of yourself!
I'm gonna miss you.
Goodbye, my friend!
Would you like to see it?
I feel like I could do anything now. Let's go! Let's go!
Yes, let's go!
- Extraordinary. - Yes.
- Aren't you taking any pictures? - I already did. It's on my mind.
Not much longer.
This is the crystal responsible for the portal we came through.
And now I say goodbye.
See you next time. I hope not anytime soon.
I don't know if I can handle with another dinosaur situation.
There will be no next time. Something's wrong with the portal.
We can protect dinosaurs by destroying all the crystals,
for the passage to remain closed forever.
- I'll have to stay. - You can't stay. You'll be trapped here.
Don't worry about me. I'll be fine.
But I will miss you.
Come on, kids! We gotta let him go.
Keep up the good work, Mason!
You got it, Mortimer. Thank you, Mr. Mortimer.
Let's go, kids!
All the best, my friend!
Okay.
All right, Tpospos. Uh-huh. Now.
Come! We gotta go.
The so-called once-in-a-lifetime event
turned out to be a big disappointment for the locals
and for those who paid to see the discovery live
that they thought would change history.
They claimed they had a living dinosaur.
Here's what they had to say some locals.
Dinosaurs? Absolutely not.
Dinosaurs? Are you kidding?
- I didn't see them. - I didn't see that.
If I saw a dinosaur, I'd faint.
And when I came to my senses, I'd run.
I got dinosaurs in the gas tank of my car. It's fossil fuel, right?
Yeah, no dinosaurs. I haven't seen any.
There's no dinosaur.
We didn't have any dinosaurs.
What if I saw a dinosaur with my own eyes? Did I touch its tail?
Did I feel his breath? Uh, no.
If I saw a dinosaur, I'd shit my pants.
A forest animal misidentified
or a prank to draw attention to this sleepy town.
Only time will tell,
while the manufacturer responsible for this publicity stunt
is facing possible charges of fraud and deceit.
For News 8 Live, I'm Lacey Lett.
You'll make me very rich.
First I want to dispel the myth that I tried to rob the bank.
The truth is, the new mayor, Mason, his daughter and her boyfriend
and their dinosaur friends, set me up.
I haven't seen any dinosaurs around here.
My wife does that when she sleeps, but that's about it.
- That's why you sleep in separate rooms. - That's right.
- Because I know... - We're not gonna show this to her, are we?
No, I hope not.
Dinosaurs in this town? God forbid!
Chupacabra, da. Yeti, yeah.
I saw a squirrel that gave me a dirty look,
but no, no dinosaurs.
I touched a tail.
He walked past me. He blew toward me.
It was a heavy, wet breath.
I can confirm. In fact, I was responsible for many of them.
It's fascinating that if you take DNA from an alligator,
you combine it with RNA, ribonucleic acid,
of a pelican, say, for beak structure, you get...
Enough!
Something close to a pterodactyl.
In its early stages, it became a Jurassic chicken.
But there is a humanitarian element.
One egg from a Jurassic hen can feed a family of four,
about six days.
Just imagine!
Are you done?