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Honk your horns!

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Woo-woo!

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Chuggington!

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# We're trainees, we're making tracks

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# Wheels to the rails, clackety-clack!

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# Running on time, passengers to take

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# Hauling loads, pick-ups to make

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# Riding the rails

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# A train-tastic crew

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# Honk your horns, toot-toot!

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# Toot-toot!

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# Chuggington

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# Chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga Chuggington

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# Chuggington

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# Chugga-chugga-chugga, chugga-chugga-chugga

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# Chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga Chuggington

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# Chuggington!

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# Clackety-clack! #

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Some people call them shooting stars,

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but their scientific name is actually

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meteors.

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Ooh!

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Wow! This is super...

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duper!

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Oh, aren't they beautiful?

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Meteors are train-tastic!

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Even though meteors make a big flash in the night sky

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most are only the size of a grain of sand.

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That's tiny!

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Wowzer!

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But some are very big and occasionally crash down from space.

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Huh!

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Ah!

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GROANS

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Uh!

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Honking horns!

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Millions of years ago a meteorite crashed near here...

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-Oh!

-..destroying what would have been Chuggington.

-Oh no!

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Actually, I can show it to you.

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Ready, Brewster?

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Ooh!

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Uh!

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Time for an experiment. I need an assistant.

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Me! Me! Me!

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Thank you, Wilson. Pick up the Chuggington meteorite using...

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the magnetic crane.

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-Dr Ling, you can't pick up rocks with a magnet.

-Why not try?

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How?

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-Meteorites often contain metal.

-Wowzer!

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That is the end of my talk.

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Now I'm going to do some meteor watching of my own.

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ALL: Yeah!

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Thank you, everyone. Brewster, will you return the meteorite?

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Er, bit of a problem.

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The meteorite damaged the track outside the museum.

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It'll have to stay here overnight.

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-Oh no!

-We don't want it to escape and destroy Chuggington again.

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Ready to go, Dr Ling?

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Ready.

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That thing is dangerous.

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We don't want it here all night.

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It needs to go back where it came from now!

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It came from space. How will it get back there?

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We'll take it!

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Glad it's night-time.

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Space doesn't come out during the day.

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What now?

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Jump back into space, meteorite.

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Maybe he needs help.

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GIGGLES

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(I know. One, two, three...)

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BOTH: Boo!

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What a beautiful night.

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Perfect for meteor watching.

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Let's stop here.

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HORN HONKS

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I know. Tell it a bad joke, Hoot.

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That'll make it leave.

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OK, erm... What kind of hair does the sea have?

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He doesn't know.

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Wavy!

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CLATTERS

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The meteorite's laughing.

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Oh, yeah!

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But Hoot, that means it likes us.

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It'll want to stay.

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-Oh no!

-Let's leave it here alone.

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Then it's bound to fly home.

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CREAKING

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Dr Ling?

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What's the difference between a meteor and a meteorite?

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Is one a boy and one a girl?

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No, Zephie.

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When it's up in space it's a meteor.

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But when it hits the ground we call it a meteorite.

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Oh! OK.

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I'll remember that now.

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Oh, look at all the twinkling stars!

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Is it up in space yet, Toot?

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I don't see it.

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-Ah! Didn't you leave the brake on?

-I thought you did.

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That was YOUR job!

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You didn't say.

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I shouldn't have to.

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See anything?

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YAWNS

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No.

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Me neither.

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Night, Chuggers.

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Oh! Night.

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Night night.

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No, it was your fault.

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Oh, stop it.

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Arguing isn't going to get that meteorite back into space.

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Well, what is?

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The train jack.

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BOTH: Phew-ee!

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THEY GIGGLE

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Bye, meteorite.

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I'll miss you.

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Thanks for laughing at my joke.

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BOTH: Uh oh!

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BOTH: Come back!

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-Stop!

-Wait for us!

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Oh, no!

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Come back here!

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Ooh! Was that you, Wilson?

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Was what me?

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ALL: What?

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HORN

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Hoot, Toot, what's going on?

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We've got to stop the meteorite.

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Chugs away!

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I'm sorry, Zephie. It seems there are no meteors around tonight.

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Oh well, we tried.

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And I still had fun stargazing.

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Come on. I'll take you home.

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It's slowing down.

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Oh-oh!

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Agh! Shift your gears!

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Yay! It's slowing down.

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Phew-ee!

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We're sorry, everyone.

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We were just trying to get the meteorite home.

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Home?

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Yeah - back into space.

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Huh? But it lives in the museum.

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The museum? That means we don't have to say goodbye at all!

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Yay! Let's go and tell him.

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-Careful!

-But we're only... Oh!

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Oh. Here we go again!

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We have to stop him.

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I know - the magnetic crane.

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Yes, great idea.

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Help us!

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When we hoot, everyone hit the brakes.

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HOOT

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Phew!

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BOTH: We did it!

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You got it home after all.

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Ha-ha! The back of the museum.

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TING TING

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What are you all doing here?

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Um... Just a bit of er...

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..meteor-watching. Bye!

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It wasn't me who said we had to take it back to space.

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-Yes it was.

-No it wasn't!

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Did I miss something?

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# Chuggington

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# Chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga Chuggington

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# Chuggington

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# Chugga-chugga-chugga Chugga-chugga-chugga

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# Chug-chug-chug Chug-chug-chug

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# Chug-chug-chug Chug-chug-chug

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# Chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga Chuggington

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# Chuggington. #

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