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Hey, listeners. I'm so excited to tell

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you about the Peepkins, a new kids and family

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show arriving just in time for the holidays.

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With stories full of adventure, lots of

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laughs, and lessons Galore this show is an engaging

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and delightful alternative for screen

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time. To tell you more about Peepkins, here's

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the star of the show, Anna Ferris. Hi.

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I'm Anna Ferris, and I play Hatch,

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an ex centric antenna wearing

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Peepkins who loves to get into a

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load of shenanigans with her best friend

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Noah in the Queen, Midwestern town

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of Koopmoor Ridge. It's a world free

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of devices like cellphones. Instead,

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there's radio, double features at the

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movie house, tall tales, all

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breeze, hot air balloon rides, and

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if we're feeling especially brave, the

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occasional trek through grim wood.

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Without further

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ado, please enjoy episode one

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of the Peepkins. Hello

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listeners. Be advised that this show is an

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immersive audio experience. It may seem

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like sounds are coming from the sides or behind

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you. This content is suitable for all ages.

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Kinko presents the Peepkins, starring

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Anna Ferris, created by Stewart Jenkins

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and Jeremy Capellith. Probably

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a windy moment. And we've had

1:15

such an exciting game.

1:24

Hello, everyone, and welcome to town

1:26

of Koopmoor Ridge population.

1:29

Small. I'm Jackson styles,

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and this is the radio

1:34

hour. Brought to you by cadmium County

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then get your buns to cadmium county.

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Take Park Street. Make a left on pine. You'll come

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to a fork in the road. Keep walking until you see

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Prince Albert's neckties on the right from

1:48

there. Look up. And you'll see a welcome

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at that point, guess what? You're

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You will be in impressed. Oh,

2:05

look. Here comes our noble

2:07

hero, Noah Peepkins, ambling

2:10

up Main Street with a skip in his

2:12

step. What's see what he shall

2:14

do now.

2:26

It's a lovely day

2:28

and cook more rich. This

2:31

is the town where I live. The

2:34

bees are humming. The flowers are

2:37

strumming. My heart is just

2:39

pumping so big. I

2:41

know all my friends must feel

2:43

the same way. It's such a

2:45

wonderful day. That's

2:47

mictacular day into

2:50

Moritz. This is the town

2:52

where I live. Yeah.

2:56

What a morning. I sure woke up

2:58

on the right side of the bed today, and you

3:00

know why? Because the circus

3:03

is coming to town, own. There's a few

3:05

things we Peepkins love more than diverse

3:07

entertainment put on by a company of performers.

3:10

Say, there goes, barren, spontaneous.

3:14

A greedy

3:14

land, Barron, but hey, Barron,

3:17

aren't you feeling great? No.

3:20

Okay. Let's hear from the coal

3:22

miners. Look. Doctor.

3:25

This is in real time. Karl population.

3:29

Everyone knows who we are. It's

3:31

a fantastic day. It

3:33

coop more rich, and this

3:35

is the town where we

3:36

Bib. Now, everyone.

3:39

The cake is okay. It's fine,

3:42

I guess.

3:43

I still have some tea on my boat because

3:45

that truck is

3:51

really, guys. What can of attitude

3:54

is that? Is it now SOLOS.

3:57

I snub my toe.

3:59

I snub my hat. I ate in

4:01

the cart. Something is wet. Where I sat.

4:03

I was hoping for ring. Wait a minute.

4:05

Are we still singing? I read

4:07

a comic and it was too creepy.

4:15

Oh, okay. We're still singing. My

4:18

time here is ranches. My singing

4:20

is not dungest. Life is a

4:22

wonderful play.

4:23

It's a lovely day and

4:26

cool morning, and this is

4:28

the town where we live. I

4:40

don't know if I got that right. That

4:46

song didn't quite get the enthusiastic response,

4:48

I thought it deserved.

4:53

Good morning, Hatch. Hi,

4:56

Noah. Say,

4:57

why the long be? Didn't you read?

5:00

It's right here in the Cavium County Chronicle.

5:03

Nope. I like to get a morning stroll

5:05

in before I take in the news. Keeps

5:07

my head clear. Well, take a

5:09

look and you should prepare yourself

5:11

for disappointment. Let's

5:13

see. Greeti, land Baron,

5:15

Baron Vontorius blocks the Rickets and

5:17

Ruckus family traveling circus

5:19

from using his private grounds. The

5:22

only space large enough to host the event

5:24

asked for comment, mister

5:26

Ventura stated, because

5:28

I said so, The

5:31

circus is no longer coming to town. It's

5:33

been canceled, but I've been looking

5:35

forward to it all week. I just referenced

5:37

it in a

5:37

song. I know. Devastating

5:40

news. So no trapeze.

5:43

Canceled. No acrobats. Canceled.

5:46

What about the clowns? The overages

5:48

in is a mine, but no one was interested. I'm

5:51

sorry to be the one to break it to you, Noah.

5:53

But this is not a lovely day

5:55

in Koopa

5:55

Ridge. After all. I

5:58

stand corrected. But

6:01

on the other hand, so

6:03

the Rickets and Ruckus family traveling focus

6:05

isn't coming to town. In the grand

6:07

scheme of things, no,

6:09

never mind. This is terrible news.

6:13

Wait. Hardly be for listening in. But did you

6:15

just say the Rickets and Ruckus family traveling

6:17

circus is canceled? Well,

6:19

hopefully next year. We have to wait the

6:21

entire year. You know,

6:23

I love that as a kick and ears.

6:27

Yeah. Neither do I because it's a catastrophe.

6:31

Hatch. The gauntlet has

6:33

been thrown. We must take

6:35

it upon ourselves to fix this

6:37

troubling state of affairs. You

6:39

don't mean I do. No

6:50

one's home. Especially the

6:52

baron. Go away. Who?

6:55

His? It's us.

6:58

Noah in hatch. Then we're

7:00

double no home. Trepo.

7:03

And even if we was home, We

7:05

wouldn't open up. It's

7:07

about to circus. Okay.

7:10

Come in. Hey,

7:25

wipe your face by just mopped.

7:30

Now, listen. We'll take care of the

7:32

door the baton's library. He's

7:35

inside, but once you'll go through.

7:37

You're on your own. He's

7:39

in an especially bad

7:41

mo.

7:41

Yeah. Even more

7:43

scared than usual. Good

7:46

luck. You'll be great.

7:51

Natac. Excuse me,

7:54

boss. Noah and Hat.

7:56

I can't see you.

7:59

Vanta is no. We

8:02

haven't said anything yet.

8:03

Have you come to inquire about this because --

8:05

Yes.

8:05

-- then the answer is no. No.

8:08

If you'll excuse me, I'd like to express my

8:10

feelings with music and 1A2.

8:14

But I don't understand what's

8:17

wrong with the circus. Nothing

8:21

really except that it's another pleasant

8:23

tradition. Oh, okay.

8:25

You're entitled to your opinion, Barron,

8:28

but everyone in town was really

8:30

looking forward to it, they're

8:32

pretty disappointed. You're just

8:34

saying that to make me feel better?

8:35

No. I wanna know why you're so

8:38

against having a good time. My

8:40

dear, boy. Good times are overrated.

8:43

Someday you'll learn that all of silly

8:45

positivity is just a waste of

8:46

time, like this conversation which I very

8:49

much dislike, by the way. Okay.

8:51

Then I guess we'll just But a few

8:52

months know, her

8:55

name was Rose.

8:57

She was a consortianist at the

8:59

circus. She didn't notice me.

9:01

But I would every day while the circus was

9:03

in town. She twisted her

9:05

body into a pretzel just

9:08

like she twisted my heart. I

9:10

ran over their last day and down

9:13

just as they were just as simply the tent.

9:15

But there she was, my

9:17

rose. I thought,

9:20

this is my

9:20

chance. I'll tell her how

9:23

I

9:23

feel. But by the time I'd worked

9:25

up the courage to say hello, I saw

9:27

her riding off with the Eurocyclist out

9:31

of my life forever. Side

9:34

out, you'll be surprised how fast you can go on,

9:36

would wheel?

9:37

And so you vowed never

9:39

to be near a circus ever

9:41

again, all because of

9:43

one lost love named

9:45

Rose. That

9:47

and because of all the snacks, the ground is

9:49

just so sticky. I don't like

9:51

it. But I'm

9:52

afraid my mind is made up if you'd

9:55

like to see a circus, you have to find one in

9:57

another clay town. Are

9:58

there other towns? No.

10:00

Be god. While I use this piano

10:02

as an instrument to my soul.

10:05

Let's go back to my

10:07

house hatch. There's gotta be some way

10:09

out of this barren inspired

10:11

funk. There's nuts and candy by

10:13

the door. Grab some on your way out. My

10:15

treat. Goodbye,

10:18

Rose. It's been the holidays.

10:24

This just in, the Rickets and

10:27

Ruckus family traveling circus is

10:29

not and I repeat not coming

10:31

to town. It is a tragedy. I

10:33

too was looking forward to it, especially

10:35

the cotton candy. And now

10:37

I feel a great sense of melancholy.

10:40

Any who? We'll check back in with

10:42

Noah in a jiffy. But

10:44

first, let's go to the ground where

10:46

reporter at large Freda Fork andfeather

10:48

is outside Oak Ridge grammar number

10:50

six. I'm Jackson

10:52

Styles. Hi, Jackson.

10:54

I'm standing out here on the playground of

10:56

Oak Ridge grammar number six.

10:58

And honestly, the children are out and about

11:01

playing. Not a care in the world as

11:03

if the lack of a circus today

11:05

doesn't seem to bother them at all.

11:08

Excuse me, a child. Can

11:10

I speak to you for a moment? K.

11:13

Are you here from the circus?

11:16

000, I'm sorry.

11:18

I thought it was understood. The

11:20

circus was canceled. There

11:22

is no circus today. I'd love

11:24

to get your response. Sure. My

11:26

response is. Well,

11:32

Jackson. I've made a grave error,

11:35

and I wish I never came out here today.

11:38

Back to

11:38

you. Okay, Hatch. No

11:40

more radio. It's time to get to work. Oh,

11:42

no. Sounds like those kids are

11:45

really upset. Agreed. And

11:47

it looks like Barron won't

11:48

budge. You know what had dute

11:51

gel.

11:51

This town needs to be chewed up

11:54

and pronto.

11:54

Too bad it's not a holiday. Mind

11:57

if I take a biscuit,

11:58

Please do.

11:59

A holiday, you say? Yeah. Holiday,

12:01

like with fun activities and

12:03

such. These are delicious. Say

12:06

you may be onto something hatch,

12:08

a holiday. Okay,

12:13

the idea. Oh, let's hear it. We gather

12:15

as many Peepkins as we can starting

12:17

at the northernmost side of town right

12:19

outside Professor Kibbles House of Treat

12:21

nibbles. Tea? Oh, yes. Thank

12:23

you. From there, we make our way

12:25

south. Cream? Yes, please. So that by

12:26

noon, we end up by Ricky's radio parts

12:29

and pancake. Oh,

12:30

I'll probably wanna stop briefly to buy a new tuna

12:32

from my radio and have a blueberry pancake.

12:34

It's fine. Now, I've made a list

12:36

of supplies we might need in case something goes

12:38

wrong. Water. Flashlights,

12:40

compass, sewing needles, rubber bands,

12:42

a paddle for paddle ball. I'd like to

12:44

wear a cape. Good thinking hatch.

12:47

Prepare yourself. Kumar Ridge is

12:49

about to get happy.

12:56

VP. It's me Noah.

12:59

Hi, Noah.

13:00

Hi, Noah. Hatch. What can I do for you?

13:03

We are here to create an official

13:06

Koopmoor Ridge holiday. And since you're

13:08

on the town council, we need your

13:10

town, counseling.

13:12

I see. What kind of

13:13

holiday? I guess

13:15

oops. I don't know. Maybe

13:18

one with a feast. I have wonderful

13:20

recipe for lentil salad. We can have

13:22

a soapbox derby, a

13:24

pinball. A watercolor painting

13:26

booth. We live diving.

13:27

000A modeling

13:30

clay workshop.

13:32

Okay. Well, sounds easy enough. I just need to

13:35

find the right paperwork. Sea

13:36

hatch easy peasy.

13:38

You said it. Let's see.

13:41

Permit. Permit. Permit. Barbecues,

13:44

protests, fireworks.

13:45

Oh, take that.

13:46

Oh, Here we go. New official

13:49

holidays. All you need to do is fill the

13:51

fountain triple kit with your signature on all

13:53

thirty pages, return it to my office

13:55

accompanied by a witness and I'll sign it.

13:57

That's it. Then we have a

13:58

holiday. No. That's just your

14:01

application for an approval for a holiday. Then the

14:03

town has to vote

14:04

on But but the next election is not for three

14:06

months.

14:06

Yep. And I'm up for reelection. I'm

14:09

assuming I have both your votes. Take

14:11

these pamphlets, but that's

14:12

no good I wanna have a celebration

14:15

tonight. Tonight? No.

14:17

You can't have an official holiday ready to

14:19

go in one night. But

14:21

everyone's so sad. I know.

14:23

This circus thing has passed a poll over the

14:25

entire town. I received

14:27

sixteen lack of enthusiasm complaints in

14:29

one day. I wish I could help you,

14:31

but I just

14:32

can't. Okay,

14:34

VP. I

14:36

understand.

14:36

And I'm definitely not

14:39

advising you to hold an unofficial

14:41

holiday celebration tonight, which isn't a

14:43

thing and you were never here.

14:45

Really? Oh, VP.

14:48

This is amazing. I

14:50

mean, terrible news. Let's go

14:52

hatch. We have no plans

14:54

to make. Exactly. We

14:57

do have plans to make. Oh. Go.

15:00

Go. I'll explore. Hello,

15:03

dear listeners. Jackson Stiles

15:06

here. Welcome back to Peepkins

15:08

Radio Hour. The last time

15:10

we looked in on our noble hero.

15:12

Noah Peepkins. Yeah.

15:16

Hello, mister Stiles, sir? Who

15:19

is it? It's me. Noah, I

15:21

was wondering if I could say a few words on the

15:23

radio? If you don't mind, that is.

15:25

Oh, I see. Honestly,

15:28

it's a little odd having the

15:30

hero of today's episode also

15:33

commenting on said episode. On

15:35

the other hand, I am the kind of

15:37

radio personality who's willing

15:39

to take a risk in order to

15:41

move a story forward. That's what

15:43

sets me apart. It

15:45

makes me who I am.

15:47

So then Jackson

15:49

styles.

15:52

Hello. My name

15:55

is Noah. You probably know me

15:57

as Noah.

15:59

So I I have an announcement for all of

16:01

you listeners out there. I couldn't

16:03

help but notice this morning that everyone was

16:05

feeling kind of blue on account of the baron

16:07

canceling the circus and all.

16:09

I understand how you feel.

16:11

But he's suffering from a circus

16:14

related broken heart, and he's free to do

16:16

what he wants. Yeah. Yeah. Even if we don't

16:18

agree with his choices, like, like the time

16:20

he built a scooter park that was closed

16:22

to the public, directly over scooter park that

16:24

was open to the public because he

16:26

didn't like the noise. Or or

16:28

or or when he hired a hotter balloon on

16:30

his birthday to block out the sun.

16:32

That was tough. My point

16:34

is Sometimes we act out because we

16:36

feel sad, but I

16:38

believe we can get through this. What

16:40

does a circus have that we don't

16:42

have aside from a tight rope

16:44

fire eating, sword

16:45

swallowing, the strong

16:46

Peepkins, walking. Stoke

16:49

walking. This is Kumar

16:51

Ridge. We make our own

16:53

fun. So in that spirit,

16:55

I declare today a

16:57

holiday, coupe more

16:59

rich day, which is maybe not the

17:01

most creative name for a

17:02

holiday. We can debate that later.

17:04

But anyway,

17:05

this evening at five

17:08

o'clock, Let's all gather in front of city

17:10

hall. And I'll even have a

17:11

surprise. And

17:15

with that, dear listeners know what dashed out of

17:17

the sound booth and started preparing

17:19

for the holiday

17:21

holiday. That's

17:24

right. You

17:25

know what? Why don't we just go to

17:28

a commercial?

17:40

Noah. Hi, Hatch.

17:42

Okay. This is gonna be so fun. I've got

17:44

an above ground pool set up. Just needs water. I

17:46

had a volunteer to pull up the Bouncey house, but you

17:49

fainted. And Marvin the Living Cannonball, Cannonball

17:51

himself into the neighboring

17:52

town. But at least you got everyone here. Right?

17:54

Oh, are you okay, Noah?

17:56

Yeah.

17:56

Yeah. It's just

17:58

Maybe the baron has a point.

18:00

Maybe my insight and optimism are

18:02

always welcome. Oh, come

18:04

on. Noah, that's never

18:06

you before, Noah. VP,

18:09

what are you doing here?

18:10

Well, your heart's in the right place, so I

18:13

applied for a heart's in the right

18:15

place license. I was feeling a little

18:17

nervous.

18:17

What? Nonsense. I'll give you

18:20

a nice introduction, and it'll

18:22

give me a chance to press the

18:23

feathers. Hi, everybody.

18:27

Vera Purdy here. You probably

18:29

know me as VP. I represent

18:31

District Zone four. Which

18:33

stretches all the way from Burberry

18:35

Street to Jenny's house of doodle

18:37

noodles. Anyway, Noah wants to stay

18:39

a few words and I am encourage

18:41

you to stay, but if you can, I'm ready to keep

18:43

my seat on the

18:43

council. I have a table set up across the street with

18:46

lemonade and stickers. Feel free to stop by

18:48

on your way home. They're

18:49

all yours,

18:50

Noah. She say

18:51

lemon? Thanks. Hey.

18:55

What's this all about anyway? Yeah.

18:57

It's getting late. I gotta circus

18:59

not to go

19:01

to. Thanks. I just wait to say that

19:03

all day. Yes, yes,

19:07

I know. The

19:09

truth is, Hatch and I had some activities planned

19:11

for today, and and they didn't

19:13

exactly work

19:14

out. But

19:16

still, That's not what this is about.

19:18

Anyway, I don't

19:19

think we need Marvin the

19:22

cannonball or the Rickets in

19:24

Ruckus traveling family circus to feel

19:26

good about ourselves. Well,

19:30

yeah. Hello? Sure.

19:33

Sure. Or maybe we

19:36

just need each other. The

19:38

company of our fellow towns

19:40

folk, and that's enough

19:47

Wait. Hold on everyone. Hold

19:51

on. You came all the way

19:53

out here. At least let Noah

19:55

finish what he has to say, and

19:57

then go home.

19:59

Thanks, Hatch. I

20:01

I guess what I'm trying to say is, why

20:03

don't we celebrate us

20:06

as a town? One peepkin

20:08

leaning on another, supporting each

20:10

other when we're feeling down. That's

20:13

the holiday. But if that's

20:15

not good enough and you wanna go

20:17

home, I understand.

20:21

Put it another way to come back.

20:23

I was

20:24

bluffing. It's okay, Noah.

20:27

You know what they say about the best

20:29

laid plans? Because I don't and I've always

20:31

been curious.

20:32

I I

20:32

almost forgot. Everyone,

20:35

I did promise a surprise

20:37

Maybe this will help in some small way.

20:47

I call it a togetherness quilt.

20:49

I finished it the other day and I thought it would

20:51

be nice to share tonight. Each

20:53

square represents a part of Koopmoor Ridge.

20:56

That's the opera house. And

20:58

here's Lake Vale, And

21:00

there's the Bergman coal mine. Okay. And look

21:02

at it. There's Pluto.

21:09

Really nice, Noah.

21:16

What kind of circus is this

21:19

non circus circus?

21:20

Hi, Baron. Just in

21:23

time, there's even a square

21:24

for you. A rose. A

21:27

rose. For me. A

21:31

new rose.

21:32

Look at that. I

21:35

mean, it's a climbing rose. I would

21:37

have preferred a polyurethane. The

21:39

background can use some

21:40

work, but yes.

21:42

IT A LITTLE. Reporter: AND EVERYONE CAN

21:44

ADD A Square. YEAR AFTER

21:46

YEAR, LIKE A REAL HOLIDAY

21:48

TO REMIND US that

21:50

despite our differences, we're a

21:54

community. And if you're feeling

21:56

down and you need someone to pick you

21:57

up, why? Just

22:00

look to the peeping next to you.

22:05

In that cell phone. Excuse me. I

22:08

say, excuse me. Say

22:12

townsfolk. I'm a newspaper

22:13

photographer, and I'd like to get a group photograph

22:15

of everyone standing behind that

22:18

quilt. That's

22:19

a terrific idea.

22:21

Top draw. Okay. Everyone come

22:23

together as tight as you

22:25

can. There you go. Chums,

22:28

123.

22:31

Happy Couple more Ridge Day.

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No.

22:34

No. No. Like

22:34

it. How about coop

22:37

date? Cooporation.

22:41

And so our hero Noah

22:44

did some been good today, and

22:46

one tiny act of kindness can

22:48

live on for

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eternity. Let's hear it for Coke day,

22:52

cup returns, cupus,

22:56

cupka, rich town

22:59

holiday, Andrew Richley. Now, Okay,

23:06

everyone. Just like we've rehearsed.

23:08

Add a what? Add a two. Goodbye,

23:22

Rose. It's been nice. Thanks

23:25

for staying. It's

23:28

been

23:28

nice. Thanks for staying.

23:31

Goodbye, Raul.

23:33

You've been polite. You've been

23:36

gentle and friendly. My

23:39

home is your

23:41

home. Come again goodbye. It's

23:45

been nice.

23:52

Goes for row. Would you please

23:54

come along? I'll

23:58

have a bottle of why

24:01

these old floors will

24:03

shine. Drop your

24:05

cans and illusions to

24:07

time. Follow

24:10

the trees

24:11

and the

24:13

movement of the trees.

24:16

Make your way. To my arms

24:19

open the

24:19

wire. Ren your

24:22

gun. I remember your a

24:26

big shy of pose.

24:28

I'll tell my friends her

24:31

name was Rose.

24:42

As commander hacked from Malik Potentially as Noah

24:44

Peepkin, Dietrich Vader as Baron Vontorias,

24:47

Adrian Castro at Jackson Style, and

24:49

then to pre as Bonnie Bonnet James

24:51

Wellington as Ratman Isaiah, Putnam

24:53

Patel, as Vera Purdy, Morris Shuster

24:55

Buckwits as Kaili boo, Knox call it

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your as silly hit, Sharon Isren as

24:59

Frieda Forbiefeathers. Additional performances

25:02

by New York Jenkins, Alex Bedrilla,

25:04

Reggie Delion, and Reese Scanford,

25:06

Evan Calindo, week also, Donna

25:08

Allen, Zoey Miyoshi, innocent

25:10

Ikating, Daniel Lynch,

25:12

Dango Marsh, Miranda Heather

25:14

Donovan, Tom Frohn. Created and

25:17

written by Stewart Jenkins and Jeremy

25:19

Cabela's based on the artwork of Jeremy

25:21

Cabela's directed by Jeff swapby

25:23

march. Executive produced by Anna Farris,

25:25

Michael Barrett, Stewart Jenkins, Jeremy

25:28

Cabelas, Rob Harding, Dave Penning, Sandra Heeling

25:30

and Michelle Zarate. Co

25:32

executive producer, Alexa Gabriel

25:34

Ramirez, produced by Jack Friedman,

25:36

host services provided by a

25:38

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25:40

giant, Ashley Coke, Michael Hodges,

25:42

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25:44

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25:46

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25:48

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25:50

Kathleen. Music editor, David

25:52

Catishore. Recording engineers, Fannie Isasa,

25:54

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25:56

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25:58

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26:00

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26:03

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26:05

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26:07

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26:09

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26:11

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26:13

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26:16

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26:18

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26:20

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26:22

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26:24

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26:26

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26:30

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