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[announcer]
Stilton has her eye on the next wave,
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and it looks like a big one.
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That's a gnarly pull back
and a monster bunny hop.
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Stilton shoots the tube.
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An amazing run.
Let's see how the judges score it.
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[crowd cheering]
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-Rad score.
-Sweet ride, Thea.
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You totally owned it.
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Way to go, Thea.
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[laughing, then gasps]
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Whoa, Uncle G. Hold her steady.
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I'm streaming this footage
to my new sports blog.
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I'm doing my best, Benjamin,
but Thea's a better pilot.
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That's for sure.
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[Ben] Yeah, great shot.
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Just keep it still, Uncle G.
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Oh, I can't wait to get on a board.
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Thea promised to show me how to
work the waves when the contest's over.
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Trap, eh, you're in my shot.
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You know, I've got some of my own moves.
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[scatting]
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[yells]
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Whoa!
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[both yelling]
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Trap!
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I got it.
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[yelling]
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[theme music playing]
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♪ Who's the mouse who's fun and witty
Scoops the news for New Mouse City ♪
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♪ Geronimo! ♪
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♪ He's amazing, he's terrific
Watch out, world, he's cheddarific ♪
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♪ He's out of sight and in the know ♪
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♪ Go! ♪
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♪ He's the one we call Geronimo! ♪
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[Trap screaming]
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Mommy.
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[announcer] Folks,
I've never seen a run like that.
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Whoever this guy is,
he's bringing his original moves.
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Let's see what the judges think.
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They loved it.
The score is tied with Thea Stilton.
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The new guy shares first place.
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Rad score.
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Sweet ride. You totally owned it.
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I did, didn't I?
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[scatting]
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I surfed, that's right, I owned it.
I'm tied for the lead, I--
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[gibbering]
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A little help?
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Whoa, that was some awesome surfing, Trap.
And you saved my Ben Pad.
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Was there any doubt?
Don't answer that question.
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[laughing]
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Salty Steve, my old friend,
excellent to see you.
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You look like you did in college.
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Oh! [laughs]
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Good. Smells like you got rid
of that limburger cologne.
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[laughs]
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It was Gorgonzola.
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How's the aquarium?
Buy any new giant octopi?
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Unfortunately, no.
Business is a little slow.
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Throwing this contest
looks to be successful.
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Correct. We sponsor it every year.
Without it, people might forget
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that Salty Steve Sea Park
is still out there.
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I'm a fan, Skyler.
I hoped to watch you compete.
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-Your technique is unbeatable.
-It's not happening, dudette.
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Not with this shattered leg.
It'll be a while till I'm in the soup.
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You would've won again this year.
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Prob. But competish isn't my thing,
especially with noobs.
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Hey, what's that supposed to mean?
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Noob, as in a newcomer to the sport.
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I know what it is,
I'm a professional.
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Chill. No disrespect.
What I'm trying to say--
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Did you see me surfing?
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Did you see my score?
Did you hear my surf song?
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[scatting]
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I saw you. You're a natural.
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He's a noob, but he's my cousin.
No disrespect to him either, okay?
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Can you believe I've never surfed?
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Think you can get back out
and do it again?
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I'm gonna sit,
and watch the pros like you.
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-Is that what you get when you win?
-Yeppers.
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That's the legendary
Sea Park Dolphin Trophy.
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Only one in the world. As last year's
champ, I'm passing it to the winner.
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If I know that drool,
Trap won't sit and watch the pros.
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[announcer] Time for round two.
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Thea Stilton,
you're up first for a solo run.
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Grab your board and head out to the water.
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-Good luck, Thea.
-Yeah, good luck, Thea. You'll need it.
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Especially when I unleash my skills
on the unsuspecting competition.
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[yelling]
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It's much easier to do this
without Trap in here.
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Benjamin, what's in the water?
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It's a shark.
Can you go lower? We gotta warn Thea.
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[Geronimo] I'll try.
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One of these should do the trick.
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Shark!
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-Thea, there's a shark behind you!
-Huh?
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[roars]
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[screaming]
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Everyone, out of the water. Shark!
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[screaming and yelling]
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Everyone, out of the water. Shark!
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[yelling]
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[yelps]
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Oh, no.
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[coughing]
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-What are you going to do, Steve?
-[grunts] I don't know.
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Don't be a cheese brain. Didn't we
just see the dude in the gray suit?
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-The what?
-The shark. And he was totally aggro.
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-What do we do?
-Cancel the competish.
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I'm afraid Skyler is right.
A shark in the water is too dangerous.
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Plus, those sharks always return
to the feeding ground.
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You're right, old friend.
I'll tell everyone.
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Nice work.
You got some killer shots of the shark.
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[laughing]
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Killer. Get it?
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[Ben] Let's see
what kind of shark it is.
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That's weird. It's a copper shark.
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They're found in Australia
and New Zealand.
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-What's it doing here?
-I don't know.
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Uncle G, check this out.
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Great Gouda.
I've heard of a fish out of water,
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but this fish is halfway around the world.
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-There's no way it got here on its own.
-You think someone is sabotaging
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-the surfing contest?
-It is possible.
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-Why would someone wanna do that?
-You know, Skyler's from New Zealand,
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just like our shark.
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-You sure know a lot about Skyler.
-Maybe he thinks because he's injured,
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if he can't win the trophy, nobody should.
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You might be on to something.
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I'll keep an eye on him
to see what he's up to.
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You wanna follow him
because you have a crush.
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I do not.
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You know what we should do?
Capture the shark.
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-What?
-With the Metamouse.
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I can trick it out
with shark-catching gear.
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But-- But that's crazy talk
and life-threatening, too.
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I'm in.
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It would help Salty Steve get the
contest back on. It means a lot to him.
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And we'll be in good hands
with Captain Geronimo.
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[stammers]
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Any sign of sharks yet?
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No. I'll turn up
the shark-attracting noises.
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[speaker sounding]
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Maybe the sharks don't like this song?
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[dance pop playing over speaker]
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I don't think sharks
like dance pop either.
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[music stops playing]
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-Sharks have no taste.
-I know what they have a taste for.
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Oh, boy. Are those what I think they are?
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Fish tacos from Neptune Burger?
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Delish. That's a great plan.
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If we're having a last meal
before we tackle that shark,
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-we should make it a good--
-The tacos are bait.
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Sharks love fish.
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But what about the cheddar cheese?
Guacamole? Salsa?
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Hey.
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Hey.
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Oh, no.
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Oh!
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Why?
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Hm, that's weird.
It doesn't look like his leg's broken.
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Catch you later. Hang loose.
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Hm.
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[giggles]
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[gasps]
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[groans] All those tacos, gone.
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And for what? What?!
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[Geronimo] Something's speeding
towards us.
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The shark. Get ready with the net.
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-Can I have a taco first?
-Trap.
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Fine.
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Trap, now.
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Just missed. Try again.
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Huh?
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[screams]
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-Trap!
-Get me back in the boat.
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[Ben] Trap, hold on.
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Gun it.
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[Geronimo] Do I move this lever this way
or that?
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[Ben] Pick one.
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[Trap screaming]
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[screaming]
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Steady. Steady.
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Nice shot.
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You are giving me a taco.
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Huh?
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He's been faking his injury
the whole time? What's going on?
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[cell phone ringing]
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[surfer] Hi, Thea.
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-What are you doing down here?
-You sure won't be needing this.
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[phone powers down]
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I came as soon as I heard.
Is it true? Did you catch the shark?
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It almost caught me first.
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Get the crane.
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That's amazing. Thank you so much
for doing this. Oh! I'm being rude.
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Let me introduce Dale Thresher,
marine biologist.
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-We met at the surf contest.
-Oh, I can't believe it.
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This is Cooper, our copper shark.
He went missing a couple of days ago.
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What? Cooper?
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When did one of our sharks
go missing? And I didn't hear of it?
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-Why, Dale?
-Well, sir, we didn't wanna worry you
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since you were busy
with the surfing contest.
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I was looking for him 24/7.
I didn't think he'd swim far.
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[Salty] How'd he get out?
He's kept in a tank.
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-It's not like he could swim out.
-We're figuring that out.
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Someone went to a lot of trouble
to get him out.
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Well, at least he's back safe.
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The water is safe, too.
The competition can go on.
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-That's right.
-Lift him up.
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Hm...
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Uncle G, what's wrong?
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Steve's right. How did Cooper escape
from his tank?
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What's more mysterious is that he swam
to the site of the contest.
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It doesn't add up.
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We'd better find out before
the competition.
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You're right. I have a bad feeling that
another incident might occur if we don't.
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[announcer] That's right, folks.
The surfing contest is back on.
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Competitors to the beach
with boards waxed and ready to ride.
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-Either of you seen Skyler?
-No.
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Steve, I think restarting the contest
is a bad idea.
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Can't we wait until we find
who let that shark out?
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I'm sorry. I need the contest to go on.
Where are all the surfers?
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They must've stayed home.
Who can blame them?
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Why compete against me?
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I'll try Thea. She tailed Skyler.
She shouldn't be far.
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He's in a cast, after all.
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[ringing]
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She's not picking up. Not good.
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Someone let a shark loose,
and the surfers are missing.
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We'd better find Thea.
She could be in trouble.
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Uncle G, you gotta see this.
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I looked at photos of the shark
in case I missed something.
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And you know what? I did.
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-What is that?
-Great Gouda.
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-There is something there.
-Looks like a giant fish taco.
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One way to find out what it is.
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Trap, Ben and I are going underwater.
Go find Thea.
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I'll triangulate her location
from her phone signal.
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-Triangle what?
-Her phone is near this cove.
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You can count on me.
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Oh, we're coming up on that dark cloud.
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Hm.
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-Huh?
-Whoa, I've never seen pearls so big.
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They're worth more
than all the cheese in the world.
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I guess that's why he's here, too.
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I suspect that's our contest saboteur.
Let's go and introduce ourselves.
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Watch out for those rays, Uncle G.
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Let's surprise him on the other side.
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Gotcha.
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[Ben] Dale Thresher.
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He had access to the shark.
As a marine biologist,
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he led it to the surfing contest.
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But why?
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Isn't it obvious? The pearls.
They're worth millions.
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I've searched for this for years.
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I only found it days before that contest.
I worried someone would discover it.
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So you led the shark here
to scare everyone away.
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[grunts]
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[groans]
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Look, let me go. I'm not greedy.
Plenty of oysters for both of us.
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Hm...
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What do we say, Benjamin?
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[both] No.
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Thea's phone should be right
around the corner.
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[gasps, then screams]
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-Why wasn't I invited?
-Sorry, dude. You're here now, though.
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We're going out to surf.
Wanna come, new, awesome surfer dude?
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Sure. Try to keep up with my moves.
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I faked the injury.
I'm tired of surfing in contests.
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Trophies are all right,
but not the only thing.
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Know what I mean?
Surfing is about the waves,
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smell of the ocean, getting up at 6 a.m.
when you have the beach to yourself.
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How about after the contest,
I retire from surfing
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-and chill like you do?
-Okay.
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I've got some judging to do.
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Today, shark expert, Dale Thresher,
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was arrested for releasing
a shark in populated waters.
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In a related story, an oyster bed,
with pearls worth millions,
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was discovered beneath the waters
where the surfers compete.
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The proceeds will be donated
to Salty Steve Sea Park,
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keeping the aquariums open
for kids to enjoy.
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[Ben] Get to the surf report.
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Right. Here's some highlights
from the contest.
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[gasping and grunting]
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[yelling]
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[giggling]
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[Skyler] Wanna go catch waves at the cove?
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Love to.
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Oh, oh, oh, can I come, too?
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You know it, bro.
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[scatting]
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