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Our flight to The Meadows today
will last eight hours.
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-Drinky-poo!
-Yes!
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Let's do it!
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Ooh!
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Goddamn,
motherfucker bitches!
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It's gonna be a party.
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Ken.
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What business do you think I'm in?
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Fitness instructor?
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Uh-uh.
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I'm in the Skip Cho business,
motherfucker,
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and that's whatever the fuck
makes me another billion.
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You like that? You like that? You like it?
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Okay. I'm sorry.
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I'm really sorry.
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You're coming with us to The Meadows,
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whether you like it or not.
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Orange alert! Orange alert! Orange alert!
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Orange alert! Orange alert! Orange alert!
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Orange alert! Orange alert!
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Alert! All Pentaverate personnel
report to post!
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I'm Maria Menounos.
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Okay, gentlemen, listen up,
approximately 60 minutes ago,
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a Tabloid Group jet
left New York for The Meadows.
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Fimbra intelligence tells us
that Bruce Baldwin, Skip Cho,
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and the prisoner Ken Scarborough
are on board.
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-Where are the Red Robes?
-Gone like thieves in the night.
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Can we cancel The Meadows?
I mean, I can't get through.
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Outside communications have been severed,
and the guests are already arriving.
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We were beaten like rented mules.
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I don't like
this "beaten like rented mule."
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First of all,
you should not beat a rented animal.
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It is clear violation of rental agreement,
and you would lose deposit.
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Thank you, Mishu.
Did they take their keys with them?
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Yes, and they took the Parce Clavem.
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Balls.
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With three keys,
they can literally vote on anything.
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Gentlemen, we have three keys.
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I put forth motion
to enact the Demetrius Protocols.
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-Seconded.
-Observed, sadly.
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Let's take a vote.
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Patty, where's the Da Vinci lock?
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Before you get mad at me,
I sent you a memo about this.
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Bruce had me send the Da Vinci lock
to The Meadows ahead of schedule.
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All this time, we were focused
on the keys like schmucks,
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and then Bruce steals the lock.
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Kind of genius. Kind of genius.
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Who knows what they're up to.
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Well, not to say I told you so,
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but I knew it was a bad idea admitting
Bruce Baldwin into the Pentaverate Five.
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Nobody listened!
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You should have gone
with my suggestion of Ethan Hawking!
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-Who?
-Ethan Hawking.
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The smart guy in the wheelchair
who wrote the book about time.
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You mean Stephen Hawking?
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Yeah. What… what did I say?
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Uh, how much time do we have?
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Well, uh, Bruce should land
in about seven hours.
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If you left right now on the Musk,
you could beat him.
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-MENTOR!
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Prepare the Musk for departure.
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No can do, Patty-cakes.
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Bruce set malware in my motherboard
to lock the wheels of the Musk.
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One of you skeezers
has to go into my mainframe
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and manually override this shit.
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The world's most powerful computer,
and you can't unlock the fucking wheels?
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It's manual override, asswipe.
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Last time I checked, I don't have hands.
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Patty, how do you suggest we proceed?
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Well, I'm just an assistant.
I don't make those kind of decisions.
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No one knows this organization
better than you.
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Well, I do have a few ideas.
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If I remember my thermodynamics correctly,
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increasing MENTOR'S temperature
will cause a temporary reset,
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which should be enough time
to override Bruce's malware.
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Mishu, try to restore communication
with Dubrovnik Central.
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-Got it.
-Shep, go man the control room.
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Copy, Patty.
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We have a solid 30-second window
to deactivate MENTOR'S mainframe
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and disengage the Musk brakes.
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Well-done, Patty.
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All right, people, places.
We must save the Pentaverate Five!
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In 1948,
in Cowes on the Isle of Wight,
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a star was born,
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who would later turn out to be
Jeremy John Irons.
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He was classically trained
at the Bristol Old Vic
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and gained notoriety
for his many West End productions,
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although his greatest achievement was--
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What? Contractually,
I can only talk about the Pentaverate?
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Oh, fine.
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The Pentaverate. Secret society,
five men, claim to be nice.
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You know,
I really question the idea of nice,
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as they just piked poor Higgins.
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Oh God, I'm getting tired of this shit.
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I've had tee too many martoonies.
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I'm getting slightly munted.
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Ah!
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Motherfucker bitches! Whoo!
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All right, then,
let's start at the beginning.
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By the time I was 40,
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I'd built a media empire
on a global scale.
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The Tabloid Group.
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We told the people what to buy
and who to vote for.
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I was the go-to guy when the powerful
needed to bring down an opponent.
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We appreciate your help, Brucey.
-You're welcome.
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I was the motherfucker
who created disinformation,
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and I had them eating out of my hands.
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-Ow!
Boundaries?
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What boundaries?
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Ow! Oh!
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Hey.
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-I was at the height of my career.
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Whoo! Goddamn!
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I love cocaine!
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Next thing you know, I'm in New York…
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-…forced into the Pentaverate.
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Who the fuck are you?
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-The Pentaverate.
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Once I was in the Pentaverate…
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…the Colonel and I were able
to thwart the Millennium Bug.
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Y2K was real.
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…bug had no bite.
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You're welcome.
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But then the Internet arrived.
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I tried to warn the Pentaverate
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that the bad guys would use the Internet
the same way I used the tabloids,
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only a million times worse.
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-Grenade!
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And when Jason Eccleston joined in 2014
and created the supercomputer MENTOR…
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Where the fuck am I?
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…I thought we'd be able
to beat the Internet
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by having a universal set
of agreed-upon facts.
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MENTOR uploads all the world's knowledge
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and calculates the probability
of the most accurate version of truth.
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But instead we got
Internet clickbait conspiracy theories
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and other opiates for the idiot masses.
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Rex Smith here. We're talking about
what's happening in Provo, Utah.
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There is a storage facility there.
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And that's where they're keeping
all the dog smiles.
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I thought people would be smart enough
to check facts, but no.
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They're too addicted
to their smartphones and their tablets
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and blah, blah, blah, fuckity blah.
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"Oh, you'll never believe
what Phoebe Cates looks like now."
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-She looks beautiful, by the way.
-Stunning.
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She's a lovely lady.
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What's the point of trying to help people
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when they don't even want
to help themselves?
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They don't deserve MENTOR.
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And guess what?
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They're not gonna get it.
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-Ugh!
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Ooh!
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Just a little bit of chunder.
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Sorry about that.
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A technicolor yawn.
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Let me ask you a question.
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Why do you need MENTOR?
What are you gonna do with it?
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We're either gonna make trillions
by auctioning it off at The Meadows
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or maybe create our own version of truth.
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You didn't get enough votes
to win an election? Sure, you did.
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As long as MENTOR says so.
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Led a massacre on your own people?
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With MENTOR, you can prove
that it actually didn't happen.
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Holy jumpin'!
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I know a few people
who would pay for that.
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Me too, Skippy.
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Whoa, whoa! Hang on!
What are you doing, Patty-cakes?
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Voilà.
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MENTOR mainframe
has been opened.
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Here, put this on.
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-Patty, what am I wearing?
-It's PPE! Homemade. Isn't it cute?
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Hey, come on, hurry up.
We don't have much time, sir.
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You are now entering
the MENTOR mainframe.
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Please wear PPE.
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No smoking.
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If you're watching this,
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that means that someone
has tried to dismantle MENTOR.
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And I don't blame you.
He's kind of a prick really.
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But what's important
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is that the whole system
doesn't overheat for more than 30 seconds.
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That could cause a complete meltdown,
and all the knowledge that has been gained
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since the Library of Alexandria
could be lost,
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including the 11th herb or spice
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that Colonel Sanders had put
into his Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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Now where was I?
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Oh yeah!
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Let me tell you how I killed them.
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I put Donette in Jason's bong.
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I thought I had convinced the Pentaverate
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to replace Jason
with my old mate Skippy here.
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I met Bruce many years ago
when he was still a media baron.
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He stayed at one
of my casinos in Macao.
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Bruce!
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Oh, there you are!
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And let's just say
Bruce is a man of exotic taste.
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I like feet. No shame.
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But instead they went with Clark.
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Yeah,
which totally sucked ass for me,
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because I already told my trophy bitch
of a wife to go fuck herself.
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So I did a total 180,
bought her a bunch of flowers
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and ate a big shit sandwich
until Bruce here could call me in.
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With The Meadows quickly approaching,
I had to act fast,
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-so I poisoned Clark.
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Then the Maester got too close,
so it was bye-bye for him.
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And Frick and Frack.
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Cut off their heads.
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Uh, sorry,
why would you cut off their heads?
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Two reasons, sheila.
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Shizzies
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and gizzies.
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At least I didn't cut off their dicks.
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Well, actually, I did,
and then I sewed them back on.
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Nice touch.
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My point is, I brought in Skip
then the Red Robes,
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and then all I needed
was to get theParce Clavem,
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giving me ultimate control
of the Pentaverate by having three votes.
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But then you went and touched it,
you dopey Canadian bastard!
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Ow!
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Now I need you with your stupid key
to get three votes to sell MENTOR.
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I'll never help you destroy the world!
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The world's already destroyed.
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The Internet destroyed it.
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I'll never understand
people like you.
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You have all the access to resources,
to money, knowledge, power,
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to do something good for this world,
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and still you choose evil?
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-You'll never get away with this.
-You wanna bet?
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The world thinks I'm already dead.
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And after I get the Face/Off surgery,
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I'll be on a beach somewhere
drinking peach Bellinis.
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Oh, forgive my manners.
Can I offer you a drink?
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-Oh, yes, please. I'm awfully parched.
-So am I, eh?
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Here we go.
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You've just been drugged.
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So have you.
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What's going on, Ken?
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You seem high.
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-Whoo! Whoo!
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What's going on
to this airplane?
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What's going on, Ken?
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Are you high?
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Ooh, you seem fucking high, dude.
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-Who's a fucked-up man?
-You are! You are!
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-Who's a fucked up man?
-You are!
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MENTOR is mine.
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-All right!
-Okay.
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If we remove the transducers,
it's gonna cause MENTOR to overheat.
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My dear girl, where did you learn that?
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There's a whole chapter on it
in the manual.
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Did nobody read the manual?
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Forgive me.
That was rather patronizing of me.
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Await my command.
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Standing by.
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All right, here goes nothing.
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I wouldn't do that, Patty.
-All right.
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I'm wicked smart.
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Disengage now!
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You did it, Patty!
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Let's get out of here.
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Come on, Lord Lordington!
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I'm going as fast as I can, I'm afraid.
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-Yes! Yes! Yes! Well-done!
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-Good work! Good work! Good work!
-Well-done. Yes!
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Rebooting.
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What the fuck was that?
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I had always hoped that MENTOR
would perfect enhanced intelligence
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as a means of defeating
the evils of the Internet.
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MENTOR needs a soul.
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Someone kind, someone empathetic,
someone with a selfless heart.
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So not this Dunkin' Douche?
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Certainly not.
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Hey!
You know I can hear you, right?
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Hello? Hello?
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No, no. All lines
to Dubrovnik have been cut,
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and all lines to Meadows have been cut.
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-Hello? Hello?
-Yes, we've not much time.
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All right, let's shit this fuck.
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I'll hold down the fort. You go get 'em.
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No, no, Patty.
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What you did today confirmed
something that I've long suspected.
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You must join us on the train.
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We need you.
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Open that door.
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Let's get out of here. Come on.
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Keep up!
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Lord Lordington, do you think
we'll be able to stop Bruce?
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I… I honestly don't know.
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We do the impossible every day.
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Miracles take a little longer.
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Mm-hmm.
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A word to the wise.
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This train is very, very fast.
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One can get a bit vommy.
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Oh please, I take
the New York City subway every day.
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Reilly, are you okay?
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I'm good. You?
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Yeah, I'm fine.
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Yeah.
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All I wanted to do was break a big story
and get my show back.
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But at the end of the day,
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I'm just a local news guy.
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I should have retired.
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I'm getting too old for this.
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Maybe some people
aren't meant to change the world.
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Reilly,
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I'm so sorry
I got you caught up in all this.
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No, no, Ken.
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I'm sorry I got you caught up in this.
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Did you always have an English accent?
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I know not everyone
has to change the world,
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but I think we have a chance
to take those chaps down.
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-You are English!
-Ken.
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-I'm in the Fimbra Manus.
-What? What?
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I was sent to Toronto by the Pentaverate
a year ago to take you to headquarters.
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-Holy jumpin'--
-It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.
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I will explain everything.
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In the final episode.