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Isthere really a dinosaur here, Dr. Skeledon?.

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Come on over here, kids!.

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Well, there she is!. What do you think?.

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Wow!. A real live dinosaur!.

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Actually, Ralphie, it's dead.

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But what are they doing to it?.

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Digging up and dust-busting the fossilized bones

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of dinosaurs is the only way

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we paleontologists have of tuning in on

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what a BONE-afide dinosaur really looked like...

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So that's just another DOA, Dr. Skeledon?.

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A DOA?.

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A dinosaur outta action.

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Actually, Carlos, it's a TROA: a Tyrannosaurus
Rex outta action!

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Wow, a T. Rex! The killer of the killers, the
meanest of the mean!

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I don't think dinosaurs are so terrible.

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Then how come the word dinosaur means
ˇ®terrible lizard'?.

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According to my research, dinosaurs WERE NOT
lizards.

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That's right, Dorothy Ann, they WEREN'T,

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but they WERE reptiles, just like the lizards of
today.

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And most of them weren't very terrible.

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How do we really know?.

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Dinosaurs became extinct so long ago,

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no human being ever saw one.

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Even if they could have seen one,

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they wouldn't have lived to tell about it!

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Now, what makes you so sure of that, Carlos?.

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MS FRlZZLE!

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A teacher-saurus!

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Anyone know what you call a 65 million year old
dinosaur egg?.

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EGG-stink. Get it?. Extinct?.

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Good yoke, Ms Frizzle.

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So, everyone digging the dig?.

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Yeah, cool! It's great! We love it!

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From the looks of things, Valerie, you really got
into it yourself.

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Just like old times, huh, Carmina?.

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Like the time we went to Scotland in search of
the Loch Ness Monster.

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That must have been in pre-historic times.

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I heard that Arnold!

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Here, Bonesy, add this to your collection.

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Fantabulous! One of the best examples of

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a fossilized egg I've ever seen.

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Ah! Come along class... Sorry to dig and run,
Bonesy...

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...but we have to get back. Thanks for a peek at
the past.

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Oh! What are old friends for, Val?.

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ˇ®Leave no stone unturned' - that's my motto!

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Speaking of stones, Dr. Skeledon, can I see that
rock... I mean egg?.

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Sure, Arnold. Just be careful with it. We don't
find many of these.

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I have some great rocks at home, but nothing like
this one!

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Too bad we couldn't find a

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real live T. Rex instead of that rock!

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Just think about it...all that fighting and
slaughtering!

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Now THAT woulda been a field trip!

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As far as I'm concerned, the only safe dinosaur

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is a dead dinosaur!

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Come on, you guys, dinosaurs couldn't have
been THAT mean!

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Get real, Phoebe!

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Dinosaurs are the biggest and meanest animals
that ever lived.

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You know, Carlos, to REALLY understand a
dinosaur,

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you need to walk in its shoes. Isn't that right,
Bonesy?.

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With knobs on it, Val!

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DR. ˇ®S'! Come quick!

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Bye kids, I'm history!

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WAlT! DR. SKELEDON! YOUR ROCK!

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Buckle up, Arnold!

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But I've still got Dr. Skeledon's rock!

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You'll have plenty of time to give it to her when
we get back.

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Get back?????. Why do I have a sneaking
suspicion...

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As I always say,

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you can turn the clock back, if you've got the right
hands.

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Right, Liz?. Here we go!!

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Is it just me or did someone hit rewind?.

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The dig is un-digging!

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We're going back in time!

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Wow! We've never done this before!

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Whoa, at this rate, we're gonna be unborn!

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Now I'll never know what I was going to be when l
grow up!

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On the other hand, Phoebe, there's no time like
the past

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to take chances - make mistakes - and GET
MESSY!

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Why is it so cold?.

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Because we're back in the l-lce Age!

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That was a million years ago!

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Isn't there somewhere warmer we can go, Ms
Frizzle?.

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Not someWHERE, Wanda...someWHEN!

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I think we're breaking the reverse time travel
speed limit!

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Look! The volcano! IT'S UNERUPTlNG!

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We're almost there!

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Just a few... million...years...to...go!

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Goodness gracious! We've reached the Late
Cretaceous!

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We've gone back so far back in time that

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Dr. Skeledon's rock has unfossilized back into an
egg!

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What did you EGGS-pect, Arnold?.

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Once an egg - always an egg!

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But what's Dr. Skeledon going to say!

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Now, don't worry, Arnold,

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you've got plenty of time -- millions of years, in
fact!

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Now let's get out there and EXPLORE!

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The best thing about time travel is

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that it's easy on the tires.

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Ms Frizzle... How far back have we come?.

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Oh... 67 million years... give or take a month or
two...

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67 MlLLlON YEARS!

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That means we'll probably see...

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DlNOSAURS...!!!

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RUN...!

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OH... NO!!

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Thanks, Liz. Dr. Skeledon wouldn't

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have been very happy if her egg broke.

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I wonder what kind of dinosuar laid an egg this
big?.

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What?.

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Hang on, Phoebe!

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I'm trying! Aah!

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Come back with my egg, you thief -it doesn't
belong to you!

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Come to think of it... It doesn't belong to me,
either!

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AR-NOLD...!

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Now, now, don't play with your food, little
Alamosaurus.

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Oh bad oh bad oh bad bad bad bad bad!

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Hurry, before it eats us for lunch!

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Seems to me, it wants to eat the leaves - not us!

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Tim, they're still DlNOSAURS...

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ferocious, mean, nasty, DlE-NO-SAURS!

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Quick! Onto the bus before they come back!

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But Ralphie, I think they're plant-eaters, not
meat-eaters!

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Yeah! But what if they're just taking a break
between the salad and

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the main course... US!

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I don't know, Carlos. I think maybe salad WAS
the main course!

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A perplexing proposition, isn't it?.

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Are dinosaurs ferocious or friendly?.

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Sweet or savage?. What is it, Liz?.

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Arnold?. Phoebe?.

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An Ornithomimus???.

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See, I knew this would happen. The dinos did
them in!!!

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Any sign of them, Dorothy Ann?.

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Not yet.

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What was that?.

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The sound of a hungry dinosaur ordering

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an Arnold-burger.

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And Phoebe-fries...to go!

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The noise is coming from a bunch of
Parasaurolophus

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drinking water and eating plants.

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Maybe those monsters already ate Arnold and
Phoebe,

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clothes and all!

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How can you even think that?. They're just
minding their own business.

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Yeah, sure. Now they're washing ˇ®em down with
a drink of water.

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You heartless--

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Carlos, did you ever think maybe they're just
thirsty?.!

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YEAH! Bloodthirsty for Arnold!

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Come back here, you egg-napper!!!

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Uh, nice dinosaur. Good boy.

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...You think he's a plant eater or, or a meat
eater?.

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I don't know. Maybe he only eats eggs.

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And little kids!

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Come on, Arnold, let him go. It's just an egg.

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But it's Dr. Skeledon's egg! And it's up to me to
get it back to her!

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Gee, what a guy!

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According to my research, those horn things help
them to--

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Stab their innocent victims!

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No Carlos! Help them make NOlSES!

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Is it really noise?.

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Maybe its their way of talking to each other.

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Talking to each other?.! Yeah, right,

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they're saying "Mmm-mmmm! That guy with the
glasses was good!

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Actually, I think they're talking about us!

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Now, class, let's not time-travel to

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any hasty conclusions.

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Ms Frizzle's right.

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They're not acting like bloodthirsty killers.

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Chock up another vegetarian, Liz!

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Hey, look! There's Arnold and Phoebe!

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They're still alive!

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Let me see!

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That critter they're chasing looks awful small to
be a dinosaur.

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Oh! Don't judge an Ornithomiumus by its cover,
Carlos!

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Dinosaurs come in all shapes and sizes.

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Hey! If we could just send a message to those

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Parawhatchamacallits to get out of the way,

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we could get across the river and save Arnold
and Phoebe!

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Dino-mite idea, Carlos!

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WHA-HOOOOOO...!

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It worked!

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They're leaving!

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They got the message!

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Over the river and through the woods, to Arnold's
and Phoebe's rescue we go...

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Oops... maybe NOT!

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Where are we?.

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Look! Eggshells!

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It kinda looks like a nest I once found.

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EGGS-actamento, Wanda! And since most of
these shells are pretty trampled,

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I'd say the babies hatched a few months ago.

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What kind of babies?.

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Big ones!!!

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And here comes Mama.

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It doesn't look to me like she wants to fight.

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Maybe she thinks we're her babies

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and just wants to take care of us like a good
mother should.

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If she sees us - she'll eat us! Dive for cover!

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Oh, no, what if she wants to...

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... FEED US!

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Grrrross...!

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Berries that have been chewed and spewed

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are nutritious... and delicious...

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...and the babies just love a good A-B-C fruit
salad!

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What's an A-B-C fruit salad?.

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ALREADY BEEN CHEWED!

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I say we make a run for it before we're D-E-F!

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D-E-F?. What's that?.

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Digested, eliminated and forgotten!

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Carlos, wait! They're not meat-eaters. They're
even good mothers!

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Come along, class!

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Are you sure that dinosaur came up this way?.

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I'm only sure of one thing, Phoebe.

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If someone would have told me that I'd be
chasing a hungry dinosaur -

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I would have gotten off the bus a few million
years sooner!

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I knew the bus would be around here
somewhere.

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Looks like it made some friends!

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Friends! Are you kidding! Come on,

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we've got to find Arnold and Phoebe before it's
too late!

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Before those dinos---

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Don't say it, Carlos. The Triceratops won't hurt
us.

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They're plant eaters, just like the others.

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Here you go, little one!

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Uh oh...

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It's a pack of troodons! And they DO eat meat!

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No kidding! That's not a head of lettuce he's
chasing!

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Oh bad!

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Cool! The Troodons can't get to the baby
Triceratops

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because the big ones are protecting it!

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Oh good!

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But they CAN get us!

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Not with these, they can't!

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Tricerashields! My own little invention, of course!

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What are they doing now?.

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They're trying to figure out which one of us to eat
first!

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I don't think so, Carlos,

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Iooks to me like they want an easy lunch without
a fight.

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The horns scared them away! They were afraid
of getting hurt.

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Phoebe, THE EGG! It's next to that big rock!

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Now Dr. Skeledon won't be mad at me. It's stuck!

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Something tells me we shouldn't be here!

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Like what?.

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Like THAT!!!

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RUN...!

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OH, NO...!

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What's that noise?.

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Sounds like thunder!

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Whatever it is, it's scaring the Triceratops.

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STAMPEDE...!

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That's the last stampede I want to be in!

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Yeah, we coulda been dino-dust!

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But the Triceratops weren't after us.

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They just wanted to get away from the Troodons.

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Well... we still have to find Phoebe and--

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ARNOLD!!!

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There's the bus, Arnold... FASTER!

255
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Is it just me, or is that a real, live Tyrannosaurus
Rex behind them?.

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Correctosaurus, Ralphie,

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and the T.Rex was the biggest meat-eater of all
time!

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Or should I say, lS!

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C'MON!!

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HURRY!!

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YOU CAN MAKE lT!!!

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OH NO! I'M DEAD MEAT NOW!

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ARNOLD!

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He's gonna eat us!

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WHOA! Dino breath!

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Oh, baaad! When was the last time you
brushed???.!

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HELP!

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GO AWAY!

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Hmmm, wonder if this insurance policy covers
dino-damage?.

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Hey, you big bully! Leave my class alone!!

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Why doesn't he pick on someone his own size?.!

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Maybe he's on a diet.

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Maybe he's afraid he'd get hurt - remember the
Troodons?.

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Ah! You know, this would be the

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perfect opportunity to study the digestive system
of a T. Rex.

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MS FRlZZLE! DO SOMETHlNG!!!

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Okay, class...think big!

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Oh, great! Nothing happened!!

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Excuse me.

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ARNOLD?.!!

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You can put that bus down, now.

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GET ˇ®lM, ARNOLD!

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GlVE lT TO ˇ®lM!

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Come on, short arms. Put up your dukes!

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Thank you.

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Oh, yeah?.!

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Gee, the T.Rex doesn't act so tough against
someone his own size.

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Yay!!

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Way to go, Arnold!!

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You did it!!

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Boy, did you look mean, Arnold.

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But we all know you're really not.

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And you didn't even have to throw a punch.

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You know something, I don't think the T.Rex
wanted to fight anymore than I did.

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And he CERTAlNLY didn't want to take any
chances!

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OR get messy!

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One thing's for sure,

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there are a lot more plant-eating dinosaurs than
meat-eaters.

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And those that DO eat meat aren't bloodthirsty
monsters.

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Yeah, they're just looking for a quick meal without
getting hurt.

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So I guess you guys are right. Dinosaurs aren't
so mean after all.

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And I can give Dr. Skeledon back her egg.

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... Except I'm too big to fit into the bus.

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With a few adjustments, you could BE the bus!

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RAL-PHlE!

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Well, time to go small!

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It's a good thing you didn't stay home today,
Arnold.

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Well, I'll sure be glad when this is a rock again -

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it's a lot safer.

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Let's go class! We've got a long drive back to
school!

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Yeah, like 67 million years!

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Fun sure flies when you're having a good TlME!

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DR. SKELEDON... I almost forgot to give you
back your egg.

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I'm sure it was safe with you, Arnold. Thanks.

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Up here, Dr. ˇ®S'!

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What an unusual geologic formation.

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I wonder what strange creature left that?.

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I'd say it was a Sneakersaurus!

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CARLOS!

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Is it the magic school bus?.

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Is it the magic school bus?.

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The magic school bus?.

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Is it the magic school bus?.

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Is it the magic school bus?.

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The magic school bus?.

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The magic school bus?.

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Hello?. Is this the Magic School Bus?.

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For me?. Hello. This is Dr. Carmina Skeledon
speaking.

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Is this the Dr. Skeledon that was just on the
Magic School Bus show?.

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Why, yes! What can I do for you?.

331
00:22:23,400 --> 00:22:26,278
Well, I've been trying to reach the Producer but
he's all tied up

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and I have some probing questions about the
Dinosaur show I just saw.

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Dig away.

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First of all, everyone knows that nobody's ever
seen a real live dinosaur.

335
00:22:34,320 --> 00:22:37,232
You're absolutely right. But we do see lots of
fossils

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of the bones which made up their skeletons.

337
00:22:39,680 --> 00:22:42,797
Okay, so then how can you say which dinosaurs
were herbivores

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and which were carnivores?.

339
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Oh! That's easy! Fossil teeth!

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The plant eaters, you see, had flat grinding teeth

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and the meat eaters had pointy cutting teeth.

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Well, thank you for calling! Goodbye!

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Kids these days, they are just so inquisitive!

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Hello?.

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00:23:02,400 --> 00:23:05,233
Hi. I was wondering if nobody's ever seen a real,

346
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Iive dinosaur then how could you possibly know
that

347
00:23:07,800 --> 00:23:09,916
a Parasaurolophus made a noise like this?.

348
00:23:11,120 --> 00:23:15,113
Oh! That's very good! And you are right -

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no one knows exactly how dinosaurs behaved
OR

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what they sounded like.

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You see, we use our imaginations and make
educated guesses.

352
00:23:22,960 --> 00:23:25,713
So all that stuff about the T. Rex not being so
mean

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was another one of your educated guesses,
right?.

354
00:23:28,040 --> 00:23:30,429
Absolutely right. Thanks for calling.

355
00:23:30,520 --> 00:23:34,638
Wait a minute! So no one's ever travelled back in
time and seen real dinosaurs?.

356
00:23:34,720 --> 00:23:37,678
Absolutely not. Time travel is impossible.

357
00:23:37,760 --> 00:23:39,239
Even for Ms Frizzle?.

358
00:23:40,120 --> 00:23:42,190
Even for Ms Frizzle...

359
00:23:42,280 --> 00:23:43,633
Thanks a lot, Doc!

360
00:23:44,000 --> 00:23:48,516
Like it or not, I don't think even Ms. Frizzle could
go back in time...

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Still, it would make a good field trip... IF it were
possible...

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but of course it's not.