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[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

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[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

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-[CRASHING]
-[GASPS]

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I am sick of eating
these trash can bagels.

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I need some real food!

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[BANJO STRUMMING]

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Gertrude! What have I told you
about eating off the ground?

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A lady sits at the table
and eats with
a fork and a knife.

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Ooh! Look at that spread!
What is this place?

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This is Granny and Tweety'
l'Ecole de Etiquette.

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Hmm. Never heard
of this restaurant.

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But I love etiquette food!

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We don't allow ducks
at our charm school.

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Oh, it's a school...

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Well, I'm not a duck.
[STUTTERS] I'm a... Daphne!

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And I'm a chicken.

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And I could definitely use
some tips on my table manners.

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-[MUNCHES NOISILY]
-Yes, you obviously
have some issues.

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Tweety, see if you can help
this poor chicken eat.

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But, Granny,
that's not a chicken,
that's a duck!

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Tweety! There's no need
for name-calling.

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-But, Granny...
-No "buts," Tweety.

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You make sure this chicken is
ready for the Debutante Ball
at 6:00 p.m.

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-Is that clear?
-Yes, Granny.

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Now, I have to go
set up the front yard.

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Ooh, if that duck thinks
he's gonna make a fool
out of my Granny,

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he don't know me
very well, do he?

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TWEETY: All right, Daphne.

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Let's start with
table manners.

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Always take itty-bitty bites

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and delicately savor
every morsel.

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I understand.

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[GRUNTS] Hey!
I didn't even eat anything!

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You're right. A real debutant
always watches her figure.

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Let's move on to tea.

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When you drink tea,
always stick out your pinky.

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Like this.

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You got it.

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[SLOSHES]

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-[BURPS LOUDLY]
-No burping!

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Let's try this again.

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No slurping! No swigging!
No sloshing!

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No swilling!

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No guzzling! No gobbling!

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-Oh, wait. That last one
wasn't so bad.
-[DAFFY GROANS]

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How are the table manners
coming along?

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We're getting there,
inch by inch.

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Oh good.
Keep up the great work!

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All right. Let's start your
singing lessons, shall we?

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Every high class chicken
has to know how to sing,

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and you ladies will be
no exception.

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-[TAPPING]
-Follow your sheet music.
Here we go!

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[CLUCKING CAMPTOWN RACES
IN TUNE]

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[QUACKS LOUDLY]

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Wait a minute. Hold on.
Someone seems a little flat.

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Oh, it wasn't me.
I think it was Gertrude.

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She has terrible pitch.

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Daphne, take a look
at your sheet music.

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You should be
clucking not quacking.

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Hmm. Yeah, so it is.
Um, Gertrude, you might
want to take a look at this.

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-[CLUCKS]
-I know what the problem is.

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Breath support. You need to
fill up your lungs with air.

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-Take a deep breath...
-[INHALES DEEPLY]

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-That ought to do it!
-[MUFFLED GRUNT]

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You sound better already.

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Okay, ladies.
Let's try this one more time.

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[CLUCKING IN TUNE]

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[THUDS LOUDLY]

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[CONTINUES CLUCKING IN TUNE]

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[FEET TAPPING RHYTHMICALLY]

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[MUFFLED GRUNTING]

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I heard a noise.
Did someone need something?

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No, Granny,
everything is fine.

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We're just doing
our singing lessons.

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Oh! Heavens to Betsy!

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Keep practicing.

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[CLUCKING IN TUNE]

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Oh, poor little chickens,
all worn out.

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A high class chicken has
to have good posture.

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Now, the best way to learn
is to walk around

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with a book on your head
like these chickens here.

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Shouldn't I be reading books

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instead of putting them
on my head?

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High class chickens
don't read books,

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they see the movie.

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[GRUNTS]
That's a lot of books.

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Now, stand on the yoga ball.

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What? Whoa, whoa.

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While juggling
three angry pussy cats.

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I'm standing up straight.
I got it, I got it!

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Oh, he's gonna get it,
all right.

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[POPS]

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[GRUNTS]

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You know what?

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This book is better
than the movie.

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All right,
time for your dance lesson.

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This isn't charm school,
it's a torture chamber!

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What? Are you scared
of dancing? Chicken.

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And I'm not a chicken!
I'm a duck!

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[GASPING]

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Did you hear that, ladies?

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We have a duck in our midst.

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Uh, hold on, girls.

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Ducks are kind of
like chickens.

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Esther, we do yoga together.

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Gertrude,
I corrected your singing.

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[GRUNTING AND FIGHTING NOISES]

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GRANNY: All right, ladies.

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Time for the Debutante Ball.
Come along.

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Come on, Daphne,
you got to look your best

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for your introduction
to society.

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-[GRUNTS]
-And I have just the dress.

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[DAFFY EXCLAIMING]

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[FIREWORKS EXPLODING]

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I thought I saw a pussy quack.

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I made it, I finally became
a real lady.

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I did,
I did see a pussy quack.

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[CLUCKING IN TUNE]

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Welcome to
the science museum, Scouts.

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Today, we're going to explore
all the wonders of science.

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Because science
is fundamental.

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[SIGHS]

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All right, gang, let's put
away our cell phones.

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You don't want to miss
a second of the excitement.

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[ALL GROANING]

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Please. Continue, sir.

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Now,
please have your tickets out,

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and hand them to me
when you enter the museum.

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That's right, guys,
you heard him.

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Let's get these tickets out

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so we can get inside
that museum.

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I'm sorry, Mr. Duck,

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but if you don't have
a ticket,

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you can't enter the...

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[STUTTERING]
You can't come in.

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Oh, of course, chum. I get it.

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If you don't have a ticket,
you no see 'em, the museum.

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Totally understand.
Hand shakey. Eggs and bakey.

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Have a good one, pal.

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Well, that was easier
than I thought.

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Science may seem a bit boring.

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But trust me,
by the end of the tour,

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you'll see how exciting
science can be.

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Is that T. Rex
an animatronic dinosaur?

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Does it move like the one

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that's at
the big amusement park?

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No, that's a model.
It doesn't move.

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But still pretty impressive.

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Uh, yeah.

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All right, come on, kids.

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Today's gonna
be a lot cooler

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than some spectacular
amusement park

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with the incredible rides
and the delicious foods.

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Today, you're gonna learn
all about something

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that really matters.

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There are three kinds
of matter,

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and you're gonna have them
all for lunch today.

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Now, the solid is a hamburger.

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The liquid is ginger ale.

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And the gas is this duck.

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A duck?

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So, kids, did you know that

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contents under pressure
tend to explode?

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Allow me to demonstrate.

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Whoo, whoo-hoo!

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Oh, look, kids.
It's the pigeon bird.

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Oh, the pork manatee.

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Enough, Mr. Duck,
you have to leave.

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[GRUNTS]

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Sorry, kids,
I had to get rid of that duck.

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KIDS: Aww.

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Here we are
in the diorama room

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where we see one
of the most famous scientists

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of all time, Sir Isaac Newton.

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[CRUNCHING]

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I think
Sir Isaac Newton is hungry.

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No, Sir Isaac Newton
was responsible...

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[CRUNCHING]

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[LAUGHING]

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As I was saying,
Sir Isaac Newton...

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[CRUNCHING]

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All right, now,
what's going on here?

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Oh, King Kamakamapuaw.

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Let's have a luau.

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Whoo-hoo!

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Get back here, Mr. Duck.

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Whoo-hoo, whoo-hoo.

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The stomach, the duodenum,

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small intestine,
the large intestine

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and the privacy place.

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[GRUNTING]

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Uh-oh. Looks like all that
pork is causing indigestion.

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Beat it, kids.
He's gonna blow!

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[PORKY PIG SCREAMING]

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Oh, good.
Looks like everything came out
all right in the end.

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Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!

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[PORKY PIG SCREAMING]

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PORKY: All right, duck.
Where'd you go?

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Step up, boys, and see
our most popular exhibit.

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The science of storms.

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First, the hailstorm.

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[SCREAMING]

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Ooh, that's gonna leave
a mark.

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How about the tsunami?

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[SCREAMING]

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Next up, sandstorm.

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[CHEERING]

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See? He loves it.

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[LAUGHING]

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And here's one
that'll really blow you away.

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A tornado.

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[PORKY SCREAMING]

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Aww, is it over already?

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Don't worry, pal.

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It's just the eye
of the storm.

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[GRUNTING]

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[SCREAMING]

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The eagle has landed.

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Well, the duck has.

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Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!

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Get back... [GRUNTING]

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This moon is about to see
my dark side.

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You've got something
on your cheek.

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[KISSING]

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Whoo-hoo!

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Together again.

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Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!

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[EXPLOSION]

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Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!

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[ALL SCREAMING]

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[SCREAMING]

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KIDS: Yay!

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We love this museum!

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And now, for our grand finale,

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all four storms
at the same time.

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Remember that science is
all around you.

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You just have
to keep an eye out for it.

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Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!

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[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]