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-SIREN WAILS

-'Octonauts, to your stations!'

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Barnacles!

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Kwazii!

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Peso!

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-Explore!

-Rescue!

-Protect!

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Octonauts!

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Peso, be sure to keep an eye on your little brother.

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We're going to have so much fun, Mum.

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We're going to play games on the Octopod and we're...

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All right, Pinto. But we can't play right now.

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Captain Barnacles and the others are out on a mission and need my help.

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An injured fish needs a medic right away.

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Pinto, promise to do whatever your big brother tells you.

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And, Peso, good luck on your mission. Love you.

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-Love you too, Mummy.

-Bye, Mum.

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Wow, a mission!

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This is like the time those baby sea snails were in trouble

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and you saved them. Remember? You were a hero.

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Oh, I wouldn't call myself a hero.

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How about when you have to take care of big and scary animals?

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You have to be really brave to do that.

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Well, it's all part of the job.

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Can I come with you? Please, please, please!

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I don't see why not. As long as you stay out of trouble.

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I will. Oh, wow!

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Thanks, Peso.

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Captain, I'm on my way.

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And I've brought my little brother, Pinto, with me.

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Ah, very good. We'll see you both in a few minutes.

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Pinto, scarf off, helmet on.

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Good to see you again, Pinto.

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Aye, glad you're here to help your brother.

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-Where's the patient?

-Right this way.

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I bet it's a barracuda or a devil fish...

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or maybe even a giant octopus.

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Oh...that's the patient?

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-Uh!

-Say "ah".

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Ah.

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I reckon it's really serious. Can you even talk?

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Erm, actually, I've got a bruise on my fin.

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Pinto, would you please hand me...?

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Your stethoscope? A thermometer? Tongue depressor?

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Body cast?

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Just a bandage roll, please.

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Hah, hmm, hah... Ah, there, that should do it.

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Dashi, can you please take a picture

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so I can show my friends what a hero my big brother is?

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No problem.

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You should rest.

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Would you like to come back to the Octopod so that you can get better?

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Thank you. Don't mind if I do.

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Good work, Peso...and Pinto.

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We still have some exploring to do around here.

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See you back at the Octopod.

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Wow, an angler fish.

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Huh... What's that?

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Are you a snake or an eel?

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Hey, guys, would you come and help me work out what I'm looking at?

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Hey, what is that?

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I wonder what that was. It was huge.

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Oh, a tail like that can only belong to one thing, mateys.

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The dreaded monster of the deep known as...the Nackerwack.

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BOTH: The Nacker...what?

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The Nackerwack.

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He's as big as three whales set end to end.

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Each tooth is the size of a dolphin.

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And he's crafty. Knocks over ships just for the fun of it.

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Come on, Kwazii, you don't really believe all that, do you?

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Don't I? I bet that Nackerwack comes back for a sneak attack.

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And if he does, I'll be waiting for him.

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Well, it's a mystery, all right.

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And one we need to investigate.

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Professor Inkling, are you there?

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Yes, Captain, how can I help you?

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Dashi took a picture of the tail of a mysterious animal.

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But none of us has a clue what it might be.

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It's the Nackerwack, I tell you. The Nackerwack.

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She's sending you the photo now.

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Oh, most intriguing.

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Let me look through my books and see what I can find out.

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Thanks, Professor. Barnacles out.

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Hello, Professor. Would you like to join us for a game of table tennis?

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Oh, I'd love to play but I'm too busy searching for a monster.

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A monster? Where?

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Well, Kwazii thinks it's a monster.

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But it's probably just a creature we've never seen before.

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Do you need any help?

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Certainly. Why don't you go through this book and look for

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deep-sea creatures with very long tails,

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while I go through this one.

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And I'll keep an eye out for any monsters.

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Look, over there.

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No, just another angler fish. We're going to have to go deeper.

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Aye. Right, into the Nackerwack's lair.

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Inkling, have you found anything yet?

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Not yet, Captain. It's getting hard to hear you.

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-Inkling?

-Captain?

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Oh, the radio doesn't work when they're down that deep.

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Oh!

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Erm...

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HE WHISTLES

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Oh!

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Excuse me, but the monster you're looking for...

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is it long?

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Yes, extremely long.

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And does it have shiny silver skin?

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I think so, yes.

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Does it have red spikes on its head?

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Red spikes? Whatever made you think of red spikes?

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-Oh... Ah!

-Ah!

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CREATURE CRIES

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Sound the Octo alert.

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Sound the Octo alert.

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ALARM BLARES Octonauts, to your stations!

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Octonauts, who sounded the Octo alert? What's wrong?

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I'm sorry, Captain, but...

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We saw the monster! It was outside Professor Inkling's window and...

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Ah. We have to get back to the Octopod now. Hang on.

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Long tail, red spikes, silvery skin.

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Of course, now I know what it is.

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It's an oarfish.

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An oarfish? I've never even heard of an oarfish.

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That's because they're so rare.

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You see, Pinto,

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I told you it wasn't a monster.

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Pinto? Where did he go?

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Oh, dear. I know where he's going.

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And we'd better catch him before he gets there.

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Pinto...stop!

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Pinto, what do you think you're doing?

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I'm looking for the monster.

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It's not a monster, it's an oarfish.

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And... Oh!

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BOTH: Wow!

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That's the longest fish I've ever seen in my life.

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OARFISH CRIES

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I don't think the oarfish feels very well.

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-Listen, he's crying.

-Let me check.

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Excuse me, Mr Oarfish, are you all right?

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Oh... No, I feel awful.

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Why did you follow us back to the Octopod?

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I wouldn't usually, I'm kind of shy.

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But when I saw you take care of that other fish,

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I thought maybe you could help me too.

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Of course I'll help. What's wrong?

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Oh, my throat, it really hurts.

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And I'm the longest fish in the ocean. So that's a lot of throat.

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OK, let's have a look. Say "ah".

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Aah.

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Wider, please.

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Aaah!

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ALL: Oh!

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Avast, it's the Nackerwack.

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-It's got Peso.

-We have to save him.

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Your throat is all red. I think all you have is a bad cold.

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Why don't we...? Ah!

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Don't worry, Peso, I won't let the Nackerwack hurt my little buddy.

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OARFISH CRIES

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Woah, Kwazii, false alarm.

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This isn't a Nackerwack.

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-Uh?

-It's an oarfish, the longest fish in the ocean.

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You mean, you weren't trying to eat Peso here?

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No, of course not. I only eat tiny things.

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And besides, I don't have any teeth. Look.

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Aaah!

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I knew that.

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Now we just have to work out how to fit him in the sick bay.

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Amazing. The oarfish can keep his body straight up while he swims.

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Tail looks good down here. How do things look up there, Peso?

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Looks good, Tweak.

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Ah, I'm feeling better already.

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He is incredibly long.

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I can see why you might think he was a sea monster, Kwazii.

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Yeah, my brother's a hero, all right.

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He helps any creature who's sick or hurt.

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From the smallest fish to the longest.

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And look, Pinto, I took that picture you wanted of him,

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so you can show your friends.

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THEY ALL LAUGH

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