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Welcome to Hotel Trubble. Meet Sally, our receptionist -

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-always service with a smile!

-PHONE RINGS

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And that's Lenny. He's a man of many talents.

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We're just not sure what they are yet.

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And here's Mrs Poshington and her cat, General Sirius Poshington.

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She's our regular pest...

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I mean guest.

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She never leaves.

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Which just leaves me, Jamie.

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I'm the bellboy.

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Can I take your bags?

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# Hotel Trubble forever

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# It's the pits and we know we're stuck but we love it

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# Hotel Trubble forever

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# As we try to survive

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# Each day brings disaster

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# Hotel Trubble forever

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# We're a team staying calm arm in arm

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# So the hotel survives

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# Trubble Trubble

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# Always got a plan

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# Hotel Trubble

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# We're your biggest fan

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# Trubble Trubble

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# Keep the hotel alive. #

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Sally, we are not amused.

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There is no entertainment whatsoever in this hotel.

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Unless of course you count the maid service!

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Boom-boom!

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You see I am so bored, I making up my own entertainment with my own jokes!

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I'm so bored of being complained to by boring bored people.

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I just want some adventure in my life!

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Maybe you should embark on the adventure that I like

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to call "work".

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Then you might not be so bored.

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Oh, I wish someone handsome would come and take me away from all this!

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Stay down! ..Hi!

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Dr Windy Banana Bones, handsome adventurer,

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heart-throb, treasure hunter

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and all-round hunky archaeologist to give me my full, official title.

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But you...can call me Windy.

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# I need a hero

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# I'm holding out for a hero till the end of the night

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# He's gotta be strong and he's gotta be fast

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# And he's gotta be fresh from the fight. #

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Uh...

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Yeah. I'd like your quietest room, please.

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I really need to relax.

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It can be quite exhausting constantly hunting for relics

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and being so handsome.

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I'll deal with this, shall I? Can I take your hat for you, Dr Bones?

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Oh, no! I'm never without my hat.

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You never know when you might need it. For example...

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I just saved your life, young lady.

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Your brooch was actually a lesser- spotted maths homework beetle.

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They usually only make surprise attacks on Sunday nights.

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Send that off to the Institute of Deadly

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and Rare Scary Things, will you?

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See ya.

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MUSIC: "RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK" THEME

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He rescued me!

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Cheesy!

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HE WHISTLES

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There we go.

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Oh, no. Not again.

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What's going on? Help! We're being invaded.

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General Poshington, attack!

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Forgive me, pretty lady,

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for this unexpected but quite handsome intrusion.

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Windy?

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Is that you? Well, I never!

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Mrs Poshington?

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Fancy seeing you here.

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I haven't seen you since, ooh, when was it?

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Oh, yes, that time I rescued you from the maharajah.

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The night before my wedding.

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That's right. I got there just in time - any later and...

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I'd have been married to the richest, most powerful

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and loveliest maharajah in history.

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-No need to thank me.

-Thank you?!

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I said there's no need.

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-Who does he think he is?

-Only the most famous adventurer of all time!

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He found the lost earrings of Pat Butcher, don't you know.

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Maybe he'll be the one to take me away from all this.

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Hello, I am Herr Style.

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No, I mean, I am Mr John, no, Jim, no, Brian, Smith, no, Jones.

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Und I'd like to check in, perhaps a room next to that strange man

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who was here earlier BUT whom I have never seen before.

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Welcome to Hotel Trubble, Mr John Jim No Brian Smith No Jones.

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Hello! Don't you know who I am?

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I am Herr Style, respect me!

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I am Herr Style, extremely good-looking treasure hunter

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and the best relic-finding man type person in the whole world!

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What? Shut up! Oh, no, I mean I am...

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Mr John No Jim No Brian Smith No Jones.

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Wow! Two relic hunters in one day. What a coincidence!

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Not really much of a coincidence, since I followed Dr Bones here!

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What? No!

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Shut up! No, no,

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I didn't follow him. Who said that?

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It's a lie! No.

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I don't even know him.

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Not really.

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And he hasn't been the bane of my life,

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always beating me to the relics.

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Everywhere he goes he finds relics.

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And they always have extraordinary powers - you know, like

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everlasting life or invisibility or the knowledge of everything

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that ever was.

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Or so I've heard.

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But not this time.

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This time I will find the relic,

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the relic which is undoubtedly somewhere in this hotel.

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What? Shut up!

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What relic? What are you talking about?

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There is no relic in the hotel.

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You are mad, all of you!

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Ooh, look!

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What's that over there?

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Did you hear that? He said there's a relic here at the hotel!

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DRAMATIC MUSIC

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At least, that's what I think he said.

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Imagine that! If I found a relic here at Hotel Trubble.

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Sally? Are you listening?

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MUSIC: WEDDING MARCH

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-(I do.)

-Are you listening?

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Are you LISTENING?!

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Sorry, did you say something?

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Relics, relics, relics...

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Where are we likely to find a relic?

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I've found it! I've been looking for this copy of Gossip for a long time.

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Oh! Unhand me, young man. ..Sally!

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-Jamie!

-Jamie, I've got a relic!

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Look how old this one is!

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No! No!

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So, very lovely thing, yes?

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Beautiful swan, you like swans?

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I love the swan, swimming so graceful.

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Ah!

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Just think, I could be holding

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the key to everlasting life right here in my hands.

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It's just a case of working out how to unlock its secret power.

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RINGING

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Why don't we ask Dr Bones?

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He knows everything there is to know about relics.

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No! Come on, we're going to work out what these relics are ourselves.

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Right, guys, we're here at the... antique fair,

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so we need to see if any of these relics are ancient and mystical.

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And if they're worth any money.

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-Yeah, money as well. All right, let's go.

-Lets go!

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Do you know about ancient relics?

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Do you know anything about ancient relics?

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-It's really old and dusty, and we think maybe...

-It's worth millions.

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# Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby

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# Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah... #

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-It's a slipper!

-It's an ANCIENT slipper.

-It's an ancient slipper.

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How old do you think it is?

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-How old?

-About 10,000 years, right?

-I would imagine it's brand new.

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I tell you what, I'M older than that.

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Ooh...!

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-Take a smell!

-Just take a smell.

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-Big long sniff.

-Careful - it's got that relic smell about it.

-Yeah.

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Smell the oldness.

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No, I'd rather not!

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How much money do you think we'd get for it in an antiques shop?

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Do you think that would be worth a lot?

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-Two pence?!

-No, it's more than that, it's an antique!

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It's not scary - it's just an ancient relic.

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OK, well, thank you anyway for your time.

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Bye, thank you!

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There must be a relic hidden somewhere in this ridiculous hotel.

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If I could only find a secret passage of some kind!

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I've been meaning to ask.

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Did you ever get that, er, problem, sorted out?

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Windy by name...

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Yes, that's all fine now,

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as long as I stay away from the broccoli.

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Bah! He might have got the girl, as usual - well, I say "girl"

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in the loosest possible term!

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That is funny because she's old.

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-But he will not find the relic!

-SHUDDER

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What was that?

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Have you been eating broccoli? PFFT!

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No, but it sounds like some kind of secret door mechanism.

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CLANKING

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-Good Lord Lloyd-Webber!

-Oh, no, not again!

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I saw that! It was a secret passage.

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That was me. I opened it!

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Come on, secret passage opening device. Show me where you are.

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I'll be your best friend.

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Come on, secret passage opening device. Ha, I've found it.

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CLANKING

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-BASH!

-Whoa!

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I find it hard to believe that not one of these things

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-is an ancient and mystical relic.

-Well, I must admit,

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I wasn't too sure about the cute kitten jigsaw.

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It's so frustrating knowing there's an ancient relic somewhere

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in the hotel and not being able to find it.

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Ooh, Jamie, I've found this.

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Shall I put it in the lost property box?

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Give it to me.

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Sally, I've found the relic!

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I told you I would, didn't I?

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It looks like some kind of treasure chest. Quick, Lenny, open it.

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Why don't you find the relic, Dr Bones?

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It's locked.

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Well, it would be, wouldn't it? So now we just need the key.

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But there doesn't seem to be a keyhole anywhere. Strange.

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# Dr Bones, yeah

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# Dr Bones

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# Why don't you find the relic Dr Bones? #

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Sally, shush, OK? I'm trying to think.

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And anyway, that's off key.

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Wait a minute.

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Key! I'm a genius!

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Maybe the key is a musical key. That's how we can open the box.

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Sing, Sally, sing some notes.

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I can't just sing on demand - I need to rehearse.

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-You can, you've got a beautiful voice.

-Really?

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No, not really. I was flattering you to get you to sing. Now sing!

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Oh, OK.

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SHE SINGS A SCALE

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# La la la la la la la la la. #

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One more time.

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# La la la la la la la la la. #

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-No, nothing. Now what?

-Let me try.

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No, no, Lenny! Please don't!

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# Laaaaaaa... #

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SCREAMING

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CRYING

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# ..ah... #

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Well, that's obviously not the right note, either.

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We need to find someone who can get it.

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Come on. I've got an idea.

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Can you help us for a second? We're trying to open this box -

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we think it's got some mystical powers in it or some treasure.

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We need to open this box.

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And the only way it will open is if someone sings something

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musical and we think that will be the key to getting it open.

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-Yeah.

-What?

-Sing to the box. Ready? Count with me.

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1, 2, 3.

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# Ah...! #

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# Yo de lay, yo de lay, yo de lay ooh, ooh! #

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# Open the box. #

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# Ah... #

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-But can you do it for longer?

-Longer?

-It has to unlock.

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-Yeah, it's got to be longer.

-1, 2, 3!

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# Ah...eee...! #

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-# Ah...! #

-Good vibration there, yeah.

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# Eee...ah...! #

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-# I want to open the box. #

-Yeah, yeah!

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-# Ooh... #

-Oh, that was... Oh, he's still going!

-Lovely.

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# Ah...! #

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This is it, it's gonna happen!

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-Yay! Whoo!

-It didn't work!

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-Open the box!

-Did it work?

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It's got to have worked!

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-It won't open!

-What?! That's a shame.

-I know!

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This box is never going to open!

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I'm telling you.

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Dr Bones will be able to open it.

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I don't know why we didn't just come up here earlier.

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He knows everything.

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Everything about being cheesy.

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Dr Bones?

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Dr Bones, are you here?

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Dr Bones, I love you.

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-What?

-I said, "Dr Bones,

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"olive, ooh." Because "Ooh, olive, ooh" would look good

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on the walls.

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Dr Bones?

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You can just feel the adventure!

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Oh! I thought that was the air con!

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CREAKING

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BLEEPING

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MECHANICAL NOISES

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See, Sally, I am just as good as your precious

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and oh, so good-looking Dr Bones.

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Probably a bit better, actually.

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Yeah. Take anything you like from the box.

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Go on, take what you want. Take something special.

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It's funny how being a treasure hunter makes you seem so much more,

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I don't know, handsomer.

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So, I can have anything?

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Anything you want, Sally - it's yours.

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And you, Lenny, pick what you want.

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-I'll have the cheese and pickle sandwich then.

-Really?!

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-Does that mean I can have this doughnut?

-What?!

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It looks like someone's lunch box.

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Not treasure?

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I don't know. A doughnut like this is a very rare sight.

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Wow, what's this?

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This looks ancient and important.

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-Like Trevor McDonald?

-Well, having been an adventurer for a while...

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What, since this morning?

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I'd say that this is a treasure map.

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Wow! Only someone

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as handsome and as adventurous-y as Dr Bones would have a treasure map.

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Yeah, well, it's my treasure map now.

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And it looks like X marks the spot.

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But, Jamie, isn't that stealing?

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No, not really. It's just, er, lost property that no-one's claimed.

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-But you haven't given anyone a chance to claim it.

-OK.

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HE WHISTLES

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There, see, no-one's claimed it. It's mine. And anyway, as the saying

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goes, all's fair in love and...treasure hunting.

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-Who said that?

-I did, just then.

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Didn't you hear me? Come on, let's go!

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OK, so we've got Windy's map.

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Lenny, you take the map and go and find the X.

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And Sally and I will use this metal detector

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and shovel to dig for treasure.

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# I'm just looking

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# I'm not buying

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# I'm just looking... #

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BEEP

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We're looking for treasure, and that just beeped!

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-Are you any good at map reading?

-No!

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We've found this map, off the famous archaeologist Windy Banana Bones,

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and he's give us this treasure map, and we need to get to the X.

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OK? Erm, it's either this way, that way,

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that way, this way or that way.

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We're looking for treasure - X marks the spot.

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BEEP

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-Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

-No, don't move!

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It's in your shoes - can you take off your shoes, please?

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-Excuse me, is there any treasure in there or...?

-Sorry?

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Is there any treasure in there? I'm looking for the X.

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I ain't got a clue.

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They'll be...lots of letters, but I need the letter X.

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We need you to take your shoes off -

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-there might be treasure in your shoes.

-Can you take...?

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No, I need to find the X.

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-There should be...

-The what?

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The X. There should be some treasure at the X.

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# But I still haven't found

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# What I'm looking for

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# But I still haven't found

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# What I'm looking for. #

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Hey, don't go, you guys!

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You can have some too! We'll share it with you!

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BEEPING

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-Oh, wow!

-There you go.

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Wow, that's not treasure, but that's something else.

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-We're gonna have to go.

-The smell.

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Ooh, just as I suspected. This hotel is riddled with secret passages.

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Honestly, I've stayed here forever and the only secret

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I thought it had was how the staff here got their jobs!

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-Boom-boom!

-Yes.

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I really must stop doing that.

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I'm beginning to annoy myself.

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Ah, look!

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Surprise, surprise, it's a relic.

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Honestly I don't know how I do it.

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-What is it?

-I believe it is the sacred spatula of like totally

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-eternal and everlasting youth!

-Ooh!

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Shouldn't you be careful, Windy?

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Don't you normally have to do some jiggery-pokery

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before you touch a relic to stop really, really bad things happening?

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Good point. Now let me see.

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There's this little drawing here of a man picking up the sacred spatula

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and falling into a massive hole.

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What do you think that means?

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What do you think? Does it suit me?

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Yes! Yes, it does suit me, that's what you're supposed to say.

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People are so stupid.

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And now, for the first time ever, the relic

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is going to be mine, mine, mine!

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Und it's about bloomin' time, I can tell you.

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Wow! I never thought this would actually happen,

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but here I am, about to pick up this relic, right here, right now.

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I should call my mother.

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Anyone got a mobile?

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No? Never mind, I'll call her later. Now, where was I?

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Oh, yes.

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I'm going to take the relic now.

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Right this second. OK, now!

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Oh! Ah...!

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I'll get you, Dr Bones!

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I know I always say that, but I mean it this time.

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Oh, so that's what the little drawing was for.

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I never would have guessed it!

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-Here we are, another one to add to your collection.

-Oh, no, you keep it.

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I don't get it. "X marks the spot," it says,

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and we've been to every X in town!

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Except the eggs factory! Eggs factory!

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Get it? Eggs, cos it sounds a bit like X?

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Come on, I've been working on that joke for about an hour!

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It's OK, Jamie, not everyone's

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good at exciting, adventurous things like treasure hunting.

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You have your own unique talents.

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I'm sure Dr Bones would be a rubbish bellboy.

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Just take this, will you? I never want to see it again.

0:24:340:24:37

That's what I said about In The Night Garden.

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-Never again. It's freaky.

-Dr Bones! I feel all faint again!

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Rescue me, again!

0:24:440:24:46

Oh, is that my map? Great!

0:24:490:24:51

I need it to get to my car. I can never remember where I've parked it.

0:24:510:24:56

Your...your car?

0:24:560:24:57

It's a map to your car, isn't it?

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I knew that. I mean, what else would it be, right?

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No, Jamie, you thought it was a treasure map.

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A treasure map!

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Ooh! I mean, I didn't think that for a second.

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Although it does look so ancient and treasury, I must say.

0:25:130:25:15

-I spilt tea on it in my room - that's why it's all yellow.

-Oh.

0:25:150:25:18

It does make it look all ancient, doesn't it? How funny!

0:25:180:25:22

Anyway, I thought the maid had thrown it away,

0:25:220:25:25

so thanks for rescuing it for me.

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All part of the service.

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Look, she actually did service with a smile.

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She's never done that before. We should take a picture!

0:25:330:25:36

Ooh, good idea. Take a photo of me and Dr Bones!

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Is that OK, Dr Bones?

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Of course. Anything to oblige a lovely lady.

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OK, are you ready?

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-Say "Cheese!"

-Cheese!

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I'll get you, Dr Bones! I so totally will!

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EVIL LAUGH

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That's funny. The maid said there was no-one in room 9.

0:26:200:26:23

But this bag was still there.

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Isn't that where we put Mr John Jim No Brian Smith No Jones?

0:26:250:26:29

You haven't seen Mr John Jim No Brian Smith No Jones,

0:26:290:26:32

-have you, Mrs P?

-He, er, checked out in a hurry.

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Strange little man.

0:26:360:26:38

Now, Sally, about this entertainment you're going to organise.

0:26:380:26:42

-Yeah, um...

-Ah, yeah, perhaps this...

0:26:420:26:45

cute fluffy kitten puzzle might entertain you for a while, Mrs P.

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Oh, Jamie, that's purr-fect!

0:26:490:26:53

I've had all the excitement I can handle

0:26:530:26:55

in one day. And General Poshington loves a jigsaw, don't you, Sirius?

0:26:550:27:01

-Are you serious?

-No, General Poshington is Sirius.

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Honestly, sometimes I worry where your brain is.

0:27:060:27:09

What?

0:27:120:27:14

You rescued me.

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Oh, yeah, so I did.

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# I'm holding out for a hero... #

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello! Hotel Trubble?

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# Hotel Trubble forever

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# It's the pits and we know it

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# Stuck but we love it

0:27:390:27:41

# Hotel Trubble forever

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# We're a team staying calm arm in arm

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# So the hotel survives

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# Trubble Trubble

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# Keep the hotel alive. #

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