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-Get goin', go on -Get goin', go on

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-Take friends along -Take friends along

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-Go do it all -Go do it all

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We all just gotta unplug

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Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

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Just like the way Doug unplugs

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Hey!

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Your turn, son.

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Doug? Doug?

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Oops! Sorry, Dad. I'm here.

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I just can't wait to go to my Grandbot and Nana's farm.

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Is that why you're plugging in, Doug?

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Yeah, to learn all about farming.

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Heard you wanted farm facts So let's set the record straight

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This is where most Fresh food originates

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A big-wheeled tractor Spreads seeds all around

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Then veggies grow Near or under the ground

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Fruit blooms on bushes Vines and trees

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Grain sprouts in fields swaying Tall in the breeze

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Goats in the stable Cows in the barn

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Food for your table Fresh from the farm

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First we store it in a silo

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Then drive it miles and miles

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And I said...

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From the store into your arms

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Now you know A lot of things about the farm

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Wow! I know so much about farms.

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I want to use what I learned to help my nana and grandbot out.

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Sounds great, sweetie, but first we have to pick up your friend Emma.

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Hello, robo-family!

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-Doug! -Emma!

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Thanks so much for inviting me to the farm, guys.

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I've been so excited to go, I got this great book from the library.

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I read it cover to cover.

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Sometimes when I was even under the covers.

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I plugged in to learn all about farming, too.

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Wait a minute.

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So what you're saying is you know everything about farms,

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and I know everything about farms...

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Do you know what that makes us, my shiny friend?

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-What? -The Farming Dream Team.

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Well, Farming Dream Team, I have an extra surprise for you.

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Doug's grandbot is going to bake an apple-blueberry pie

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to celebrate our visit.

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Fantastic. Let's go, go, go to the farm.

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Nana, Grandbot!

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-Beep, beep. Boop, boop. -Hi, Doug.

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This is my friend, Emma.

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Thanks for inviting me, Grandbot and Nana.

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We're pleased as a processor that you came to visit us, too.

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Beep, beep, boop, Dad.

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Good to see you, Bob Bot.

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Hey, what do you say, kids, you wanna go on a quick tour of our farm?

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Yes, please.

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Then follow me. First stop, the cows.

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Everyone, meet Moochelle.

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Moolanie.

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Moogret.

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And Moo-Phyllis.

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Moo-Phyllis? Come on out, girl.

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She says, "Hi."

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You see, kids, these cows are--

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Milk cows! I know, Nana.

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You can tell because of their black and white spots.

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Doug, Doug, Doug. Check it out.

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Over here's a rain barrel. It's for catching rain to water crops.

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And look, there's a silo for storing wheat.

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-And a wind turbine. -Wow!

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How do you kids know so much about farms?

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Because I plugged in to learn all about them.

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And I read this fantastic book about farms.

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We know everything.

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In fact... today we could be the farmers.

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Doug, that is quite simply the greatest idea you've ever had.

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Please, Nana and Grandbot?

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-We could do it. -Yeah!

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We're the Farming Dream Team.

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Well, I guess you can try. But there's lots to do.

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Yeah, I mean, you'd have to collect the ingredients for my pie.

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You'd need to pick blueberries and apples. Then you'd have to milk the cows

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because we'll need a calcium-rich glass of milk to wash the pie down with.

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Are you sure you can do it all, Doug?

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Of course we can, Grandbot.

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-Okay. -If you need us, we'll be inside.

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All right, Farmer Doug, what ingredient do we need to collect first?

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Let's see, Farmer Emma.

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It's the blueberries.

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Let's pick these bushes clean.

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You want them clean? Okay. I'll use a vacuum.

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What?

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No, wait, Doug.

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That's not what I...

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meant.

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Blueberries on attack!

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Okay, lesson learned. You don't robo-vacuum blueberries.

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No, Farmer Doug. You don't.

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Besides, we don't wanna pick all the berries anyway.

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Just the squishy, plump ones.

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They're ripe, which means they're really sweet.

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I detect deliciousness.

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Here you go, Grandbot, the first ingredient for your pie.

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Thanks, kids.

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Next up, apples.

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Wow! Look at that.

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They're growing high up on those trees, Emma.

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Then it's a good thing, Doug, that I was born to leap!

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Here I go.

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How does anyone jump high enough to pick those?

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You can't do it, Emma, and you were born to leap.

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I know!

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Maybe there's another way.

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Wait, I remember seeing something in my book.

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Yeah, check it out, Doug.

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These farmers are using tools to pick apples,

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like ladders and stilts and that long grabby-thingy.

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But we don't have any tools like that.

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Or do we?

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Apples coming down.

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Here you go, Grandbot, the second ingredient.

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Excellent work, farmers. This pie is ready to bake.

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All we need now is a nice, cool glass of milk to drink with it.

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Which means we have to milk the cows.

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Come on, Farmer Emma. Let's get 'em into the barn.

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That's where you milk them.

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Come on, cows. Let's go.

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Into the barn.

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This is harder than I thought. These cows don't listen.

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Yeah, they're kind of "moody."

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So what do we do? Does your book say anything?

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There's nothing in here about how to get stubborn cows to follow you.

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I didn't download any information on that either.

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Well, we can't give up, Doug. We're the Farming Dream Team!

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Please, please, cows?

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Come on! Honk, honk!

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Yeah.

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Emma, I believe I just scared the cows.

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I believe you did, Doug.

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And I also believe we gotta stop 'em! Come on!

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Stop, cows, stop!

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Please?

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We sincerely apologize for scaring you.

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Does your book say what to do, Emma?

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Nope. Nope. Nope.

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Okay, Doug. Bad news.

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There's definitely nothing in my book about stopping runaway cows.

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Oh, no! What do we do now?

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We told my grandbots we could do this.

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Don't worry, kids!

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Nana and Grandbot?

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-Follow us! -We'll show you what to do.

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Hang on, Farmer Emma.

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Go, Farmer Doug, go!

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All right, Doug. It took us a long time to learn this.

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But if you want our cows to stop...

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First, you have to make this sound.

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Now you try.

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Hey, they stopped.

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Not only that.

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Some of the cows will even follow when you...

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But why didn't we know that? We were supposed to know everything.

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I thought we got this, but we don't.

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Kids. It's okay. You're not supposed to know everything.

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We're not?

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No way. I mean, where's the fun in that?

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Sure, you can plug in or read lots of great information,

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but there are some things you can only learn by doing.

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It takes time and experience.

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Like our cows.

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We've been raising them since they were baby calves.

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It wasn't easy at first.

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Sometimes it isn't easy now.

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But over the years, we learned tricks to get them to follow us.

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Like...

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Or scratching their ears. That one's Moogret's trick.

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While Moo-Phyllis will go wherever the food--

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Careful, girl. Wherever the food is.

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Genius.

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Let's try it too.

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Hey, look at this.

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Moolanie loves to dance.

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Good work, Doug. Now that's a new one.

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Come on, farmers. We'll milk these cows.

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Then it's time for pie.

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Great pie, Dad.

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I can't believe all the ingredients came from this very farm.

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Incredible fact. Incredible taste!

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I know. So good.

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Well, I couldn't have made it without our Farming Dream Team.

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Right, Emma and Doug?

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Doug?

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Sorry, everyone. I've been working on a farming digi-book.

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It shows everything we learned today. Like making this sound...

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Wow.

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-Intriguing. -Amazing.

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Great job, Doug.

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Doug? How come some of the pages are blank?

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They're to fill out later, Nana.

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Because like you said, there's always more to learn.

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Look at all that wonderful info.

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Fantastic.

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Optable layout, son.

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What a smart idea.

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Well, that's one more fact you can add to your book, Doug.

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What's that, Emma?

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Cows can sure move.

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Get it? They're cows and they "moove."

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Now, come on. Let's get the pie back. Moo.

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I guess cows love pie too.

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Moo-Phyllis!

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Beep, boop.

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How exciting!

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An old wrench and a pair of worn-out sneakers

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gives us exactly 655 possible reboot options.

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What should we do, family?

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We can turn them into a car wheel, mini-golf clubs, a trampoline--

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Good morning, rebots.

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How are my favorite robots doing?

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We're your favorite robots?

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We're doing great.

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Emma. Emma. Emma.

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Happy to see you too, Critter Bot.

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Nice new safety panel.

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You mean my stylish helmet?

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I wear it for protection when I ride...

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Concrete Thunder!

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Boom.

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It's my bicycle. See?

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It's got beads on the wheels that sound like rain when they turn,

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colorful streamers that streak like lightning,

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a little basket for my teddy.

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Better check the weather 'cause this bicycle is a perfect storm.

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And I'm the thunder!

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So what's it for?

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I better plug in and find out.

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These are the spokes They fan all around

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The rim and the tire Tread along the ground

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Two tires on a bike Connected by a chain

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All assembled neatly

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-On a safe and sturdy frame -Come on.

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Sitting here on top on this comfy seat

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Adjusted to your height Steady pedals with your feet

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Add some fancy handlebars

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Firm up your grip Elbows apart

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Look straight ahead Kick off to start

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Whoa, this is pretty hard

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We're riding bikes

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Gonna get there faster Wind is blowing through my hair

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We're riding bikes

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Exercise and transport Bikes will get us there

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So a bicycle is a vehicle you ride.

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But according to my data, that's not easy to do.

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So I have a big question. Why do humans ride bikes?

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To feel the wind in your hair, Doug.

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To see the world pass you by as you pedal.

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To get that thrill when rubber meets the road.

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-When rubber meets the-- -Do you know what?

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You'll just have to learn to ride a bike and see for yourself.

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-Really? -Totally!

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And I'm gonna teach ya.

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Time to unplug and get riding.

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Only, I don't have a bike to ride.

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You do now, son!

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We rebooted it for you out of those old wrenches and shoes.

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Thanks, Mom and Dad.

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I can't bot-lieve it! I have my own bike!

266
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You sure do, Doug. Now let's Dougify it!

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Robots, if you please.

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Introducing Doug's new bike!

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Doug, what's the name of your new bike?

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The Robo-Racer?

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Yeah.

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The Robo-Racer!

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-Wow! Two wheels. -Yeah!

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Okay.

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Prepare yourself, Doug, for I'm gonna teach you how to ride a bike.

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And rest assured, you're in good hands, my shiny friend, because I never fall.

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We'll start with pedaling, and then moving on to balancing,

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then turning, and then stopping.

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Like so.

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Thank you. Now let's do this!

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-First step, pedaling. -Pedaling?

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Yup. I'm gonna hold on to your bike and run next to you

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so you can get used to pedaling. Ready?

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Put your metal to the pedal.

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Okay, that's enough metal on pedal, Doug.

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Jenny, can you help?

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Of course I can help, Emma.

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If you need fast, you call Droneberg.

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Thanks, Jenny! I can feel that wind.

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I'm pedaling!

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You sure are, my shiny friend,

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which means you're ready for the next step.

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Balancing on your own.

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I'll be honest with you, Doug, this is the--

295
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Shakiest step of all.

296
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That does seem shaky.

297
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So why don't I use my robo-level?

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It's programmed to help me stay perfectly balanced.

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See? If I lean too far to this side,

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the dot moves and tells me I'm about to tip over.

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Same for this side.

302
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Nice!

303
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With robo-tools like those, you can never fall like me.

304
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Wow! I think I've got the hang of this!

305
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Another perfectly safe day at Rebots.

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Excuse me, Safety Bot.

307
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Look out! I'm coming through!

308
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Well, of course. Let me safely move out of the way.

309
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Only, which way?

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Doug, we're skipping to step three, steering!

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Use your handlebars to steer around Safety Bot!

312
00:16:56,079 --> 00:16:59,499
I did it, Emma! I'm steering and pedaling!

313
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Learning two steps at once? I've never seen anything like it!

314
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-I am one good teacher. -Beep, boop!

315
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That's as close to danger as I ever want to get.

316
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I'm okay!

317
00:17:16,349 --> 00:17:18,810
All right, Doug. You're three steps down.

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Ready to crush the next one?

319
00:17:21,104 --> 00:17:23,063
Sure. Should I call Crush Bot?

320
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I'm crushing it.

321
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Not that kind of crushing.

322
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I mean you would do great at it.

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It's stopping.

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Stopping?

325
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I know!

326
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Stopping system activated.

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Did I crush it?

328
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Kinda, but next time you can just squeeze these brake levers to stop.

329
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You got it. Squeeze till you stop.

330
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Now it's time for the final step,

331
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right after we do a celebratory dance break!

332
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Let's go over the checklist.

333
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You've nailed pedaling, rocked balancing.

334
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And crushed steering.

335
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Now it's time to put it all together.

336
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I can feel it in my programming, Emma. I'm gonna ride this bike.

337
00:18:26,669 --> 00:18:27,670
Yeah, you are.

338
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And I'll be riding next to you every pedal of the way.

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Let's go, Concrete Thunder!

340
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And Robo-Racer!

341
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I almost got it, Emma.

342
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Almost-riding-your-bike high five!

343
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Emma! Are you okay?

344
00:18:56,574 --> 00:18:58,243
Yeah, I'm okay.

345
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It's just that I never fall, at least, not in a really, really long time.

346
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That's all right.

347
00:19:05,959 --> 00:19:07,043
Here you go, Emma.

348
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Come on, we can get back on our bikes.

349
00:19:11,339 --> 00:19:12,507
I don't know, Doug.

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Beep?

351
00:19:17,053 --> 00:19:19,180
-I don't know, Critter Bot. -Beep!

352
00:19:21,724 --> 00:19:23,309
I fell off my bike.

353
00:19:25,937 --> 00:19:27,772
Now I'm scared to get back on.

354
00:19:29,148 --> 00:19:33,194
I don't wanna tell Doug 'cause I don't wanna stop him from riding.

355
00:19:35,738 --> 00:19:36,990
Thanks, little bot.

356
00:19:38,992 --> 00:19:40,535
Emma. Emma.

357
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Time to put all my steps together and finally ride this bike.

358
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All right, everybody!

359
00:19:48,042 --> 00:19:51,254
-See you on the other side of the path. -Keep biking, son!

360
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-Don't stop now, Doug! -That's one fast bot.

361
00:19:53,298 --> 00:19:54,841
You're crushing it!

362
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Pedal. Steer. Balance.

363
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Stop and...

364
00:20:00,930 --> 00:20:02,849
Keep biking, son!

365
00:20:02,932 --> 00:20:04,183
I'm riding my bike.

366
00:20:04,809 --> 00:20:06,269
This is amazing!

367
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I can feel the wind in my gears,

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see the world passing me by as I pedal.

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The feeling when rubber meets the road.

370
00:20:15,028 --> 00:20:18,281
Emma, I totally get why humans ride bikes now.

371
00:20:18,364 --> 00:20:19,616
-You do? -Yeah.

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00:20:19,699 --> 00:20:23,703
It makes all the time and effort and even the falls worth it.

373
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Come on and join me.

374
00:20:25,955 --> 00:20:27,373
Well, actually, Doug...

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Boop, beep.

376
00:20:30,418 --> 00:20:31,753
I'm a little scared.

377
00:20:32,795 --> 00:20:34,964
Are your caution sensors going off?

378
00:20:35,048 --> 00:20:36,758
Yeah, kinda.

379
00:20:36,841 --> 00:20:40,470
It was the fall. It made me not wanna get back on my bike.

380
00:20:40,553 --> 00:20:44,349
We don't have to ride today, Emma. We could do something else.

381
00:20:52,565 --> 00:20:55,193
Well, I do love to ride.

382
00:20:55,693 --> 00:21:00,949
And seeing you ride, Doug, makes me want to feel the wind in my hair again.

383
00:21:01,032 --> 00:21:05,870
But if I'm gonna get back on that seat, I'm gonna need a little help.

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Ready, Emma?

385
00:21:09,332 --> 00:21:10,667
I think so.

386
00:21:10,750 --> 00:21:11,751
Ready, Jenny?

387
00:21:11,834 --> 00:21:14,254
I'm programmed ready, Doug-o.

388
00:21:15,880 --> 00:21:17,298
Okay, here goes.

389
00:21:17,757 --> 00:21:19,801
Let's roll, Concrete Thunder.

390
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Ejecting in five, four, three, two, one.

391
00:21:32,897 --> 00:21:34,482
You're riding again, Emma!

392
00:21:34,566 --> 00:21:38,027
The lightning is back on the thunder!

393
00:21:43,199 --> 00:21:46,786
Grab Robo-Racer, Doug, 'cause we're going for a ride.

394
00:21:48,830 --> 00:21:51,040
I have an idea! Let's all go!

395
00:21:53,418 --> 00:21:54,669
Yay!

396
00:21:59,757 --> 00:22:03,469
Remember, bot, it's pedal, balance, steer, and stop.

397
00:22:04,387 --> 00:22:06,639
Check that robo-level, Mr. Bot.

398
00:22:06,723 --> 00:22:08,933
Is that what that is? I can feel it.

399
00:22:10,018 --> 00:22:12,645
-Here we go! -Yeah.

400
00:22:16,441 --> 00:22:20,069
Wow! What a special day! Thanks for teaching me how to ride, Emma.

401
00:22:20,737 --> 00:22:23,907
Thank you for getting me back on my bike, Doug.

402
00:22:23,990 --> 00:22:26,117
I couldn't have done it without you.

403
00:22:26,659 --> 00:22:27,827
Beep, boop!

404
00:22:28,411 --> 00:22:30,580
And you too, Critter Bot.

405
00:22:50,058 --> 00:22:51,643
We're riding bikes

406
00:22:53,561 --> 00:22:57,357
Gonna get there faster Wind is blowing through my hair

407
00:22:57,440 --> 00:22:58,900
We're riding bikes

408
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Exercise and transport Bikes will get us there