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♪ Hazel moved to the city,
feeling all alone ♪
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♪ Till her whole life changed
with a pair quite strange ♪
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♪ ’Cause in reality ♪
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♪ They’re her new OddParents,
Fairly OddParents ♪
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- ♪ Wands and wings ♪
- ♪ Floaty crowny things ♪
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♪ OddParents,
Fairly OddParents ♪
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♪ A new wish
for magic hijinks ♪
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♪ Fish guy, pizza fries ♪
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♪ Penny-farthing
dirt bike rides ♪
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♪ Ghost snoops, major whoops ♪
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♪ Baryonx, time loops ♪
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♪ Pretty great,
you’ve got it made ♪
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♪ With Fairly OddParents! ♪
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[upbeat music]
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♪ ♪
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[Hazel laughs]
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[roars]
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Oh, watch out now.
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It’s the Hazel-saurus!
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But she’s no match
for the Ptera-Dad-tyl!
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Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
[Marcus roars playfully]
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We’ll need 242 copies
of my tell-all book,
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"All’s Well That Wells Tell,"
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for the event this after--
oh, oh.
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Hold on a second, Beatrish.
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I need to roar
with my daughter.
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[roars]
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Look out!
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It’s the Momma-saurus rex!
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Aah! She’s gonna eat us!
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[roars]
- Cool!
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An Obtuse Rubber Goose
from 2001 B.C.!
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And... [gasps]
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Rocks.
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These aren’t just any rocks,
HazelBasil.
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They’re fossilized gems
from the Cretaceous Period.
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Some say they create
electricity when they smash
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into other rocks made
of the same magma...
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The promo at my booth today
should read,
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"I scream, you scream.
Wells Scream for Ice Cream."
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And come into contact
with the same magma build!
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Hold on a second, Beatrish.
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My husband is megaphoning.
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The top ten geological--
oh.
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Oh, sorry.
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Top ten geological what?
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Oh, man!
Don’t leave us hanging.
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Oh, we’re at the museum.
[both laugh]
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Yes, I know you love dinosaurs,
Beatrish,
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but as my assistant,
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I pay you to assist me
while I look at the dinosaurs.
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Somebody say "dinosaurs"?
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I’m giving dino-tours.
- [gasps]
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During the Mesozoic Era,
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all sorts of terrible lizards
walked the Earth.
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From herbivores...
- Plant eaters!
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That’s right.
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To carnivores--
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Uh, the meat eaters!
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C-correct.
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Or flying pterosaurs
and aquatic reptiles,
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which technically
aren’t dinosaurs, but--
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True! Ha ha!
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Some paleontologists
even believe
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some dinosaurs had feathers
like birds.
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[squawking]
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[whispering] James is wrong.
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Contrary to the popular
feather theory,
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some scientists believe
dinosaurs wore top hats,
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and they even had electricity.
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- Wow.
- See, Hazel?
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I heard that
on Whispers’ podcast.
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Ah, Whispers Fred,
my nemesis.
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I was wondering
when you might show.
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[tense music]
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So if you say
some dinosaurs had feathers,
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but Whispers Fred says
you’re wrong,
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which one of you is right?
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Well, no one really knows.
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No one’s ever seen
a live dinosaur.
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No one without fairies!
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See ya in a bit, Hazelnut.
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I’ma help your Mom
with the booth.
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Now that my Mom and Dad
are off prepping
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for whatever event my Mom
was talking about going to
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this afternoon,
I wish to see a live dinosaur!
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[creature snorts]
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[roars menacingly]
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[squeals]
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[thunderous footfall]
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[roars]
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[snorts happily]
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[camera clicks]
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[gasps] Yay!
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[roars]
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Oh, yeah, now you can get
that delivered to your house.
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[gasps]
- Yeah.
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With my promo code,
you can get 10% off.
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You can understand
this dinosaur?
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Not only can we understand
him, squirt, we know him.
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This is Bary. He’s a Baryonyx.
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We met him
on our 10,000-year vacation
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through time and space.
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Space. Space. Space.
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This is awesome!
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But I need
to understand him too.
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I wish Bary
could speak English.
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[groans]
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[coughing, clears throat]
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Where am I?
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What is this place?
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Tiny mammals and metal
containers everywhere?
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[tires screeching]
- A dinosaur!
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They’re back!
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I knew this day would come!
[people screaming]
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Waah!
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Oh, right, dinosaurs
haven’t walked the Earth
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in 65 million years.
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I wish people weren’t afraid
of him!
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[people screaming]
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[bright shimmery music]
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Eh, never mind!
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What were we yelling
about again?
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Amnesia!
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I knew this day would come!
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I think?
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Sorry for the fright, Bary.
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Maybe I should send him back.
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Oh, could you?
I want to go back
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to this cool falling rock
I saw in the sky.
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You mean the comet that
destroys all life on Earth?
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- What was that?
- What Cosmo means to say is,
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the comet that destroys
all dinosaur life on Earth!
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[gasps] What?
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Uh, I can’t send Bary back
now, or he’ll be doomed!
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Hmm, if I can’t send him home,
I’ll do the next best thing--
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I’ll get him a job!
- Aah! What kind of a job
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could a big ol’ scary
prehistoric lizard do?
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- [gasps]
- No offense.
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Here goes something.
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I wish Bary got a job
in a dinosaur movie!
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The only way to stop
the dinos is to vogue.
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Oh, yeah.
Vogue.
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Mm! Uh-huh.
[mumbles concernedly]
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[heavy footfalls]
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Whoa!
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Hello, everyone.
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Happy to be here.
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[clears throat]
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Roar.
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Cut! You’re killing me, Bare.
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You’re supposed
to be a scary dinosaur
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that roars "roar,"
not just says "roar."
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Don’t you talk
to my client that way.
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I’m Bary’s agent.
I represent Zendaya.
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Zendaya McGinty,
the bean-frying champion
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of Fort Wayne, Indiana!
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I don’t care who you are.
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Open the door,
get off my floor,
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’cause I’ve just fired
this dinosaur.
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Uh, what are we going
to do now?
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Huh, since getting you a job
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based on your dinosaur looks
didn’t work,
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maybe your dinosaur knowledge
will do us one better.
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I wish you had a job
at the Dimmsonian Museum!
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[phone dialing]
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Vogue. Vogue. Vogueee.
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Ooh, I cannot wait
to teach the world
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about my old dinosaur friends!
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Wait a minute.
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[dramatic music]
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[Bary gasps]
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This is all wrong.
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And where for the love
of dinosaur Pete
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are their top hats?
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And there’s no exhibit
for my hero, Thomas Rex-ison,
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the inventor of dino-tricity.
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Oh, yeah.
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Bary knows all
about dino-tricity.
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Remember that time
our car broke down
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in the Jurassic period?
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Bary gave us a jump
using only a pebble! [chuckles]
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What’s up
with everyone knowing
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about dino electricity?
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[softly] I knew it.
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[cash register dings]
- [grumbles]
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Nothing makes sense here.
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Ugh!
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This really isn’t working.
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What do you want
to do now, squirt?
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Since dinosaurs
are big and strong,
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I wish Bary had a job
working with his hands.
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[intense rock music]
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[roaring]
I love using my core strength.
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[laughs] Awesome, Bary.
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We found your place
in the future.
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High five!
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Yay!
Oops!
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[music distorts]
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[electricity clicks]
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Oh, no! With no power,
how will we ever have
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our Electric Light Ice Cream
Float Parade today?
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The what?
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On the hottest day
of the year,
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Dimmadelphia throws a parade
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where ice cream trucks covered
in electric lights
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pass out free ice cream!
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How have I not heard
of this before?
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Hazelnut, you made it!
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Mom, dad,
what are you doing here?
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Oh, working
the Be Wells booth
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at the Electric Light Ice Cream
Float Parade, of course.
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Or I was before this disaster.
[sighs]
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Beatrish, I’m gonna need you
to eat 30 gallons of ice cream
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before they melt.
Choose, Beatrish--
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your cholesterol or your job.
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[Beatrish speaking
indistinctly]
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That’s what I thought.
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Oh, my gosh!
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If we don’t have any power
and there’s an ice cream parade
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that depends on electricity
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and it’s the hottest day
of the year, then that means...
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[dramatic musical sting]
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Melted ice cream everywhere?
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[screams]
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[tires screeching]
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[suspenseful music]
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The parade is ruined!
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Do you think anyone will notice
it was us?
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[military music]
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Which one of you
is Hazel Wells?
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[laughs nervously]
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Hazel Wells, you’ve been
getting this Baryonyx jobs
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all over the city and causing
all sorts of pandemonium.
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The Electric Light
Ice Cream Float Parade
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hasn’t been canceled
in over 115 years.
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I didn’t mean to ruin
the Eclectic Lime Boat--
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all: The Electric Light
Ice Cream Float Parade!
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Yes, that thing!
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And I get that, Hazel.
I’m not mad.
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I’m just disappointed.
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’Tis I, the May-or!
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[pompous band music]
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Oof, the mayor’s disappointed
in you, Hazel.
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How are you holding up?
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I’d be devastated, Hazel.
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Miserable.
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I just wanted
to help Bary make a new life
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for himself in Dimmadelphia.
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But instead, I ruined things
for him and the whole city.
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Wait a second, Hazel.
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I have another idea
how we can save the day.
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[growling]
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[light curious music]
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According to the great
Thomas Rex-ison,
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these gems make electricity.
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Wow, you’re really good
at that, Bary.
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This may actually work!
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[adventurous music]
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♪ ♪
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[cheers and applause]
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[tires screeching]
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The parade is back on.
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And now, thanks to Hazel,
Bary, and some rocks,
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Dimmadelphia now runs
on sustainable gem power.
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Hazel and Bary, I present
to you the Key to the City.
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Yay!
[Hazel laughs]
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I’m sorry for pushing all
these jobs on you.
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I just wanted
to make sure you were happy,
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seeing as I brought you here
and all.
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So after everything
you tried today,
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is there something
that you want to do, Bary?
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Aha! I want to be
an electrician.
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Mm-hmm, I’ll follow
in the footsteps of my hero,
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Thomas Rex-ison!
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Oh, that’s so beautiful.
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Electric Light Ice Cream
for everyone!
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Aah, ha ha!
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[laughter]
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[all scream and laugh]