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Let's skidoodle, Okidoodle!

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# Messy goes to Okido

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# Find out what you want to know

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# Let's all go to Okido

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# Okido, Okido

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# Messy goes to Okido

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# All the things you want to know

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# Come along and say hello

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# Let's go and see our friends... #

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Felix!

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Zoe!

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Zim, Zam, Zoom!

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Balabalaboomboom!

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# Messy goes to Okido

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# Let's all go to Okido

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# Find out what you need to know

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# Messy goes to Okido! #

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Grrr... Ugh! Uff...

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Hrrrrrugh! Oh!

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Why won't it move?

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Grrr... Urrrgh!

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The wheels aren't moving!

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Hmm. Why aren't the wheels moving?

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When you need to know, go to Okido!

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Zoe! Felix!

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-Hi, Messy!

-Hey, Messy!

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We're going to the cafe to check out the new smoothie robot.

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-It makes smoothies in super-quick time.

-Do you want to come?

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Oh, yes, please!

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HE WHISTLES

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HONK-HONK!

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Let's skidoodle, Okidoodle!

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Three of your biggest, most largest, massive-est smoothies, please!

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Three enormo-smoothies coming up.

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Let me introduce you to Smilford, the smoothie robot.

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He makes amazingly large smoothies in super-fast time.

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CRUNCHING

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Hmm, that's odd.

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Alert! Malfunction!

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Malfunction! Malfunction...!

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Oooh! Oh, no! Smilford is broken!

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How am I going to serve my customers?

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-Don't worry.

-We'll help.

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-Yum, thanks.

-A blueberry and haddock smoothie, please.

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-OK! Coming up!

-Urrrgh!

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-Hey, I want my smoothie.

-What's taking so long?

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-I want a smoothie!

-Smoothie!

-A smoothie!

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Got any hot dogs?

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We're never going to make enough smoothies for all these customers.

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-Especially if Messy keeps drinking them.

-I only had one!

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One teeny, weeny, tiny smoothie.

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-It's delicious!

-It's OK, Messy.

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You all deserve a free smoothie for trying to help.

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Hello, you three.

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We heard the smoothie robot had broken down.

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All of Okido City is talking about it!

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We tried to help, but we can't make smoothies as fast as Smilford.

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That's because robots are different from people. Or monsters.

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How are robots different?

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And why does that mean we can't go as fast as they can?

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Zoom, your assistance, please.

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This is what a person looks like on the inside.

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-Wow!

-Look at that!

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What about monsters?

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Coooool!

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And this is inside a robot. Robots are machines.

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Machines have moving parts and are usually made of metal.

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They're very strong and can move more quickly

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and keep going for longer than people or monsters.

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But machines need looking after to work properly.

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Light-bulb moment!

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Let's turn Smilford on and off again and check the batteries.

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Yes, no... Mm-hm...

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Oooff...uff...

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It's not the batteries. There's something wrong with Smilford

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but my tools can't open him up to see what it is.

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What am I going to do?

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It'll take too long to make all those smoothies myself.

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We need to find out how to mend Smilford,

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so everyone can get their smoothies quickly.

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OK, you three go to Robotopolis and find the Maker Mechanic.

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She should be able to help.

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-We'll stay here and help make the smoothies.

-Come on! Let's go!

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-Does anyone speak robot?

-Oh, I can speak robot!

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LIKE A ROBOT: Let's skidoodle, Okidoodle.

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This is it!

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-Hello.

-Huh?

-Uh?

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-Oh, he's tiny!

-Oh, hello.

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We have a broken smoothie robot.

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Sorry, I do not understand.

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I know!

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LIKE A ROBOT: Our smoothie robot is broken.

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-Oh, why didn't you say so?

-Balabalaboomboom!

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-I told you I could speak robot. Thank you.

-Welcome.

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-Wow!

-Wow!

-Welcome to Robotopolis.

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I am the Infobot. How may I help you?

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We're looking for the Maker Mechanic.

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You need to go on the up machine

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then take the grab machine

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then catch the track machine

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and then get the down machine.

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Wow, that's a lot of machines. Couldn't we just walk?

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Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

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No. Walking will take too long.

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Machines are much quicker than people.

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And monsters.

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Let's Oki-go!

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BOTH: Thank you!

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THEY LAUGH

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-Time for some oil.

-I hear the cogs here are delicious.

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'Robot restaurant.'

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-This isn't our stop.

-Did someone say restaurant? Yum!

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-They might have socks.

-Oh, Messy!

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What can I get you? Nuts, melted?

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No, thank you. We don't drink that stuff.

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Have you got any socks?

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Just oil and bolts and nuts.

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-And you can't have those, Messy.

-Oh!

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We are looking for the Maker Mechanic.

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We need her to help to fix our smoothie robot.

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Do you know where to find her?

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Of course. She is just through there.

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-Brilliant!

-Thank you.

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-Take this. You might need it.

-Oh, thanks!

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-Hello?

-Oh, hello! Welcome.

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-Are you the Maker Mechanic?

-At your service.

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-You're not a robot.

-No, I'm not.

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But I look after all the machines and robots in Robotopolis.

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-Our smoothie robot is broken.

-Can you help us?

-Yes, of course.

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Just give me... Oh, no, oh! I've been looking for that.

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Oh, here you are.

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What is it?

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It's a robot-o-wrench, a special machine for fixing robots.

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-Cool.

-Wow!

-Thanks!

-Good luck!

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-SHE YAWNS

-Right.

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I'm going to power down for half an hour now.

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Oh, thank goodness. Smoothie-making is hard work.

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-Did the Maker Mechanic help?

-She gave us this.

-Fascinating!

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I've never seen one of those before. Zim?

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Ah, wonderful! What is it?

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It's a robot-o-wrench. It's a special machine for fixing robots.

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OK, then.

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Let's fix this robot. Zoe, robot-o-wrench, please.

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-Felix, can we get some light here?

-Check.

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It looks like he's been drinking smoothie.

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Why would he do that?

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Because he was thirsty!

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OK, let's dry him out.

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SQUEAKING

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Smilford sounds like the wheels on my cart.

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They made that noise too.

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That's what metal can sound like when it's dry and can't move properly.

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This is called rust.

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And it's caused by air or moisture getting to the metal.

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Oh! Maybe Smilford should have some water.

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-That's good when you're thirsty.

-You're right,

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when people or monsters are thirsty, they should drink water.

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But water isn't good for machines. It can make them more rusty.

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The robots in the restaurant were drinking oil!

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Hey, that reminds me.

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-The waiter gave me this.

-That's it!

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When machines are dry and thirsty, they need oil.

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-SMILFORD:

-Ahhhh!

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Thank you. I needed that.

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-The oil worked!

-Yaaaay!

-Yippee!

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I'm sorry for not looking after you properly, Smilford.

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From now on, you will get oil whenever you need it.

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-You should try some oil on your cart, Messy.

-Brilliant idea.

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-See you later, everyone! I've got a cart to mend!

-Bye, Messy!

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Yippee! The wheels aren't dry any more. The oil fixed them. Wheeee!

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Okido!

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Balabalaboomboom!

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