Unfinished Arthur


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# Every day you walk down the street Everybody that you meet

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# Has an original point of view

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

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# What a wonderful kind of day We can learn to work and play

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# And get along with each other

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# You gotta listen to your heart Listen to the beat

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# Listen to the rhythm of the street Open your eyes! Open your ears!

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# Get together, make things better By working together

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# It's a simple message And it comes from the heart

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# Believe in yourself For that's the place to start

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

-What a wonderful kind of day

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# We can learn to work and play And get along with each other

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# What a wonderful kind of day, hey! What a wonderful kind of day, HEY! #

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Hey, DW!

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-Hey!

-Whoa!

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Wh-h-h-h-hy?

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Why what, Arthur?

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Why do I have to go to a boring party with you

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when it's sunny out and DW gets to go to the lake with Emily?

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sometimes we have to do things we don't want to do.

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There's no kids!

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-You said there'd be kids!

-Mrs Fox said there would be.

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-Why?

-She probably thought people would bring them.

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Why would she think that?

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Questions! Sometimes you can't know the answer to everything.

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And sometimes you can't know the answer to anything!

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OK, Arthur, we'll stay a little while. Just try to occupy yourself.

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How long is "a while?"

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Why can't grown-ups ever just answer a simple question?

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Why can't they say, "Yes, we know the answer and this is what it is?"

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Why? Why? Why?

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Why, Why, Why, Why can't someone give me AN ANSWERRRRRR?????

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Sorry! Just doing a little bit of packing here

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before Mrs Fox and I move to the retirement home.

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"93 Million Miles in a Balloon."

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Got that from Granddaddy when I was your age.

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Why aren't you at the party?

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Boring old people.

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Oh, sorry. Why aren't you?

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Boring young people.

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Keep it.

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I have to get rid of most of this stuff, anyway.

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Be careful with the loose pages.

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Weird. Why is there a balloon in the library?

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Don't remember.

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"Lord Caleb Trimingham, bored, restless and, as always,

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"aggravated by his house staff's lack of interest in his questions,

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"looked to the ceiling as if for an answer

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"and saw a balloon.

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"A hot-air balloon, to be precise, descending from the rafters."

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What kind of answer is that? And what questions was he asking?

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"Yet before Lord Trimingham could express

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"irritation at the inappropriateness of the balloon, he was greeted."

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Dr Gustavius Boles. Don't bother to get up. Just passing through.

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But what are you doing here?

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How did you get that balloon in that suitcase?

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-Ah, a questioner. Sorry, I've no time at the moment.

-No! Wait!

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You didn't answer my questions. Who are you? How did...?

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Dr Gustavius Boles, as I've informed you. I'm a balloon explorer.

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-What's that?

-Here we are. Thank you for the ride.

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What is this place? What does he do here?

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I don't know, sir. I'm just a driver.

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Dr Boles, what are you...?!

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Oh, dear, it's the questioner.

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DAD: OK, Arthur, time to go!

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Already? Why do we have to go right now?

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"As Lord Trimingham bravely tried to brace himself

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"for the crushing waters ahead..."

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WE'RE DOOMED!!!

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That's the first thing you said that isn't a question. Here, take this.

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Of course. The Falls of Glomach in Scotland

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-leads to a garden of the Taj Mahal in East India.

-The what?

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There are connections between all things in existence.

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Your library ceiling is connected to the baboon cage in the Cairo Zoo.

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I presume that answers all possible questions. Here.

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You might want to wear that.

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It provides oxygen and protects the body

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against pressure and temperature.

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I expected to make this exploration without stowaways,

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so be careful, that's my spare suit.

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Where are we going?

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I've always wondered what the sun was connected to.

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Mom! Dad!

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Arthur?

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-The end is missing.

-Why are you up past your bedtime?

-I'm reading.

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That's good, isn't it?

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OK, well, thanks for looking, Mr Fox. Arthur appreciates it.

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He can't find pages that might have fallen out.

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And can't remember the ending, except it's something to do with the sun.

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-Sorry, Arthur.

-But how am I gonna find out what happens?

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Yes!

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One copy! "Fiction BOU."

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Yes, apparently 93 Million Miles In A Balloon

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was checked out ten years ago and never returned.

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Never returned?

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Whoever borrowed it moved and left no forwarding address.

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But don't worry, if he comes back, I will revoke his library card!

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Oh, uh, thanks. I'd rather have the book.

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-Can you order another copy?

-Oh, no, dear.

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That book is long out of print.

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Maybe you can buy a copy on the Internet.

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"Rare copy. Fair condition."

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Order it! Please?

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"1,000 dollars!"

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Oh, I'm sorry, honey. We tried.

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And that's the only used copy available.

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-What about posting on a message board?

-Good idea. Let's try it.

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Hey, look! There's a movie, "93 Million Miles in a Balloon"

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-We can rent it on 16 millimetre.

-What's 16 millimetre?

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It's 25 years since I've used this 16 millimetre projector!

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-Hope it makes it!

-It's such a cool book.

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Wait'll you see, he rides this balloon into a waterfall

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-and out into space and...

-What? I can't hear you!

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Never mind! You'll see!

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# Flying high, flying low!

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# Broadway rhythms go, go, go!

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# 93 million tapping feet

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# Make a sound that can't be beat! #

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Oh, Caleb, I've always wanted to star in a Gustavius Boles show!

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I know, Sally, and 93 Million Miles in a Balloon is his biggest hit yet!

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I thought they were gonna fly into the sun?

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This isn't in the book!

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Sing it, Sally! This show is gonna make you a star,

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or my name ain't Gustavius Boles, the biggest producer on Broadway!

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# It always seemed that old Broadway

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# Was 93 million miles away

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# But with the help of this balloon, I'll get to Broadway soon! #

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"93 Million Miles in a Balloon.

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"The exploration plot was dropped by producer Bugsby Brown

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"and turned into a backstage musical to showcase his writing skills."

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ARRRGHHH!!!

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Well, I'd rather see a good musical any day

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than some silly story about balloons in outer space!

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It's not right to make movies about flying into the sun,

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-what if some poor kid imitated it?

-What about the ending?

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There couldn't be a logical ending to that book.

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It is impossible to fly into the sun.

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But there is still an ending.

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Just because you didn't read it doesn't mean...

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-Yeah, if a tree falls in the forest, does anybody hear it?

-Of course!

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Buster means if it falls and no one hears it, does it make a sound?

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What, there's not even insects there to hear it?

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What forest has no mosquitoes?

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I just wanna know the ending!

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-MUM:

-Uh, Arthur. I found the pages.

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-I just washed your jacket and looks like they were in your pocket.

-No!

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No!

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No-o-o!!

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I'm sorry, Dr Boles.

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I didn't think to look in my jacket and now...

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-Foolishness is no excuse. Well, we'll just have to keep going.

-Wait!

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How can we when we don't know what the ending is?

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If an explorer only proceeded knowing what he was to discover,

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no discoveries would be made at all.

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But there's nothing to discover! There's NO ENDING!

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We'll find another one.

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There's only one ending to a story, Dr Boles.

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Good news. Somebody responded to your post on the board.

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A woman in Shelbytown found a copy when cleaning out her garage.

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I can't believe it!

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I'm actually going to find out the answer.

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Sure was nice to drop off the book.

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That clan of eight kids must really keep her busy!

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Well, aren't you gonna read it?

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NOOOOO!!!!

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This is kind of what historians go through -

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piecing together the past from clues. They reach dead ends too.

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But this isn't history. This is a story!

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With an ending! We KNOW there's an ending.

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Well, we know there were endings in history, too,

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we just don't know what they all were yet. It's exciting.

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-I'm never gonna find the ending, am I?

-You don't know that.

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It's hard to predict. There's nothing to stop you imagining what you want.

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You know, maybe you're right.

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I mean, maybe I could write myself an ending. Kind of a sequel...

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-There you go. You've found yourself an answer.

-Goodnight.

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Lights off? ARTHUR LAUGHS

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-What's so amusing?

-The ending.

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I finally found it and it was completely colored by babies!

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You know, you're right, Dr Boles, let's keep going.

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The future's out there. The unknown. Let's explore it.

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Sometimes people can't tell you the answer to something

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and you have to find it out for yourself. All right!

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Yeah!

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Subtitles by Laura Jones Red Bee Media Ltd 2006

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