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team to solve this

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mystery. Sound

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Detectives! Punch

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knows the ropes, got his start on the

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street. Sound Detectives!

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and feet. Sound

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Detectives! A

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detective duet who are ready

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to get the world back

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in soundtrack. The bar is

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counting on us two to

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return every splash, every crash,

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and we will do every

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splat, every zap, every chomp,

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every chew. Every

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ring, every ding, every new,

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every... Phew! What's that sound?

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Sound Detectives! In

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a typical case, When you catch

1:57

the bad guy, you go right to the

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authorities. And

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that got, I just needs a little help

2:10

from his. Maybe

2:12

I'm getting soft or. Maybe

2:14

Audi is rubbing off on me, but

2:16

Lavar deserves a chance to right his

2:19

wrongs. I'm going to give such. As

2:21

is he tells the that he's behind

2:23

this whole mess. I. Want unmask

2:25

him as the sounds when. Body

2:43

is that you? Are you? Okay there? For

2:50

us, Oh is incredible even

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you. All the different flavors

2:55

flavor combinations leave losing season.

3:00

Again at it, but it sounds like you might

3:02

need some help in there are now now Now

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come. With a D V

3:06

lumbar. Brilliant. I

3:08

knew sprinkle cease to

3:11

sardines cinnamon. Toast pancake

3:13

to so marmalade. Again,

3:15

but you know of are trying to win

3:17

as over by sending Miss Bezel toaster. Between

3:21

a better up a little. Bit but punch.

3:23

I really appreciate way said in

3:25

there about him being a good

3:27

guy. Giving him a chance to come

3:30

clean to the world, I. Still can't believe that

3:32

you can actually hear my monologue. i'm

3:34

a big year hunch or what? Have

3:36

I changed frequencies? One of a dog

3:38

like to hear that? Okay, but what

3:40

if I taught really lonely do seeking

3:42

death? I'm still here. That what if

3:44

I was like a southern lady? I

3:46

love it and I can hear it.

4:00

So close to returning all the sounds.

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This is our last one! Well

4:05

that's what LeVar told us. Though he hasn't

4:07

always been completely honest with us, has he?

4:10

You know, he said he's got that machine under

4:12

control. But we should destroy it, you and me,

4:14

just to make sure. Pull out

4:16

all of the wires and make absolutely certain that it

4:18

can't turn on again and suck up sound. I

4:21

don't know, that seems a little over the top. If

4:23

LeVar says his magical sound eating machine is under control,

4:25

then I believe him. Sound

4:27

eating machine. Walking, talking ear. You know, LeVar

4:30

really has some wild ideas, but you are

4:32

one of his better inventions. Thanks, Sunch. And

4:35

now I'm also your personal chef.

4:39

Yeah, let me get a slice of that toast. Oh yeah, try this one.

4:41

Oh, and this one. Hey,

4:46

Adi, what did you say these

4:48

were made with again? Oh, that one is

4:50

sprinkles and tuna. Adi,

4:55

even your cooking has grown on me. And

4:57

after all this, I can say I have

5:00

a new friend. Sunch, you

5:03

really mean it? I'm getting soft. For

5:06

old times sake, do you want to

5:08

press play on the old voicemail? Offer

5:10

you anything. Okay, go.

5:13

Voicemail. New message

5:15

from LeVar Burton. Good

5:18

morning, detectives. I

5:21

trust you're enjoying your toast roast

5:23

3000? All

5:25

2,999 previous

5:29

versions might not have worked, but I'm

5:32

trying this new thing where I learned

5:34

from my past mistakes. Each

5:36

is an opportunity for growth and offers a

5:38

chance to make it better the next time.

5:42

Like when I realized that a

5:44

toaster doesn't actually need a flotation

5:46

device, or when

5:48

I learned it's okay to ask for

5:50

help when you accidentally suck up a

5:52

bunch of the world sounds. I'm really

5:54

sorry about that. Now,

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about this final sound. It's

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so familiar to me. Clean

6:03

and simple sounding, but I can't seem to

6:05

put my finger on it. Luckily,

6:07

I had the foresight to give Audie

6:10

hands. You'll have more

6:12

than enough digits to decipher this

6:14

sound, and wrap up our last

6:16

case in record time. I'll

6:19

see you both at the opening of

6:21

the Museum of Sound. Oh

6:25

yes! We are so close to fixing everything!

6:28

Well, would you look at that. Thanks to

6:30

us, the Museum opening will go as planned,

6:32

as long as LeVar admits to everyone that

6:34

he's the sound swindler. Hopefully he'll

6:37

remember who his friends are when the press arrives

6:39

at the gala. I don't

6:41

do this for the accolades, but I do

6:43

think it's only right that I, or we,

6:45

be recognized with an award or some sort

6:47

of statue, maybe. Aw, Hunch.

6:50

I don't need any special attention or award.

6:52

A simple thank you is enough for me.

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Wow! Look at this beautiful little wooden

6:57

box LeVar sent with the mystery sound.

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Look at this detailed carving on

7:03

top of our faces. I'll

7:06

treasure this forever. Okay, I take

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it back. I would enjoy

7:10

a thank you, and a beautifully

7:12

carved little wooden box. Okay, ready

7:15

to get into it? See what we're working with?

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I'll just open it up, and... Say,

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I think I recognize that sound. Yeah,

7:28

I really think I do. You know,

7:30

Hunch, ever since I started working with you, I spent

7:33

a lot of time in the library studying up on

7:35

being a detective, reading all of Solvall's books. You

7:37

know he has a whole litany of them. And

7:40

I think I know where to start. Are you sure you don't want to

7:42

listen to the sound again? Well,

7:45

we can listen again once we get there to

7:47

compare and contrast, but it might be faster if

7:49

we just head there right away. Are you ready

7:51

to go to the library? Audie,

7:53

I love the library! What's not to love? Oh,

7:56

I haven't been to the library in so long, Audie. Oh,

7:59

you're gonna love it. I love this one.

8:01

Guess what? They still roll. All

8:09

right, you ready to go inside? What a

8:12

marvelous structure. What a fabulous public resource.

8:14

Do you know that a library is

8:16

a place you can get books?

8:19

Stay with me. Four? You

8:21

still there? Yeah. Three? Yeah, Soty, I knew

8:23

that. I've been going to the library for

8:25

years. Ready? But you know the

8:27

rule. Once we enter these doors, we have to use

8:29

ours. Library voice. And

8:33

here we are. Oh,

8:35

the miraculous temple to knowledge. Wow,

8:38

it's exactly like I remember it.

8:40

Ooh, hunch. You gotta keep your

8:42

voice down, remember? Okay, we're going to try my best. Oh,

8:45

oh, audio over there. That's the section

8:47

where they used to keep detective solvals,

8:49

adventures for junior detectives. I used to spend

8:51

hours and hours pouring over mystery novels that

8:53

I check out from the library. Oh, that

8:56

sounds great, hunch, but remember, your

8:58

voice. Oh, yeah, the words, yeah. Man, I used to read those

9:01

books all the time. And oh, Nancy Drew! Aunty

9:03

Nancy Drew! Hunch! And the, oh, and the Hardy

9:06

Boys! Hunch! Oh, and the Magic Treehouse,

9:08

Aunty! Hunch! Oh, wow. What? You're getting a little

9:10

excited and your voice is getting loud again. Oh,

9:12

Aunty, it's okay. It's not that big of a

9:14

deal. Look, those people are talking. You haven't said

9:16

anything about them. Those children listening to

9:18

story time? Yeah. Yeah, they

9:20

have different rules. And what about the librarian? She's

9:23

reading a whole book out loud. Quiet down over

9:25

there. No, no, no, no, thank you. Hey, you

9:27

quiet down. No, no, thank you. Thank you so

9:29

much for all you do. My friend is trying

9:32

to enjoy the library. Hunch. Huh?

9:35

The librarian is reading the story during

9:37

story time in the children's corner.

9:39

That is okay. You

9:42

and I are trying to research the

9:44

sounds, so we are following library

9:47

etiquette. Okay. I

9:50

make no promises. I understand you're getting excited, but try

9:52

not to break the rules. Oh, yes, of course. Oh,

9:54

Aunty, here are those

9:56

books I was talking about. Oh, you know, my favorite

9:58

thing about these They always unmask

10:00

the bad guy, you know? Sure, that must

10:03

be satisfying. At the end, they always figure

10:05

out who done it. And

10:07

you see, Adi, that's why it's so hard

10:09

for me to keep LeVar secret. It goes

10:11

against every instinct, every lesson I've learned as

10:13

a detective. Right, we already know

10:15

who done it, but we done not be

10:17

able to tell it because it's a secret.

10:20

I sincerely hope that LeVar will come clean

10:22

on his own and soon. I promise you

10:24

he will. All right, Hunch, look, here's the

10:26

reason why I wanted to bring you

10:28

to the library. I think that the

10:30

mystery sound might be the sound of

10:32

a stack of books being returned and

10:34

hitting the table. That nice, firm fud.

10:36

When you check out books and they

10:38

come back. Look, look, look, that librarian,

10:41

she's bringing back a stack of books right now. Let's

10:43

listen. Huh.

10:49

OK. Yeah, I can see

10:51

why I thought it was similar. But of course,

10:53

if the sound is here, then it's not the missing

10:55

sound. But hopefully, it'll give us a step

10:58

in the right direction. This sounds like more than

11:00

one fud. It sounds like a series of fud. You're

11:02

right. Let's go ahead and listen to

11:04

the mystery sound again. I'll open this beautiful wooden

11:06

box. We'll follow step 17, compare

11:08

and contrast. Oh, yep.

11:12

That's different. This sounds like it

11:14

has something, rather than a series of

11:16

fuds. I'm getting a sense that

11:18

there's some sort of latch. Are

11:20

you hearing that subtle click? I'm

11:24

hearing a little click, and I'm only hearing

11:26

one big thud. Mm. Yeah,

11:28

it sounds like something's closing for sure,

11:30

but oh, yeah.

11:33

Ow. Ow. Oh, no. Ow.

11:36

Adi. You OK? Oh,

11:39

no. OK. Adi's. Whoa. I'm

11:41

OK. Ow. Oops, sorry. Ouch. Adi,

11:44

what's the matter with you? Well,

11:46

um, hi-ya. Oh,

11:49

ow. It's kind of hard to understand you when

11:51

you're yelping. Sorry, Hunch, but yeah. I'm not feeling

11:53

so good. I got a lot of

11:55

ouchy tension all through my ear body. It's

11:58

kind of like when we're doing this. in

12:00

the airplane but it's a little bit different. What

12:02

do you think is going on, Ody? Oh hunch,

12:04

I'm afraid to say that I think I

12:06

might have an ear infection

12:09

which is a fascinating topic for

12:11

relaxing on ears. Hmm, I

12:13

don't know much about ear infections but oh

12:16

we can check out some books from the

12:18

library. Oh golly,

12:20

the Dewey Decimal System is hard to navigate.

12:23

Oh hmm let's see ears, what do ears have?

12:26

Canals, let's look over, nope this one's about

12:28

Venice, that can't be it. Um

12:31

let's see here, drums,

12:33

timpani, snares, oh I'm

12:36

having trouble finding this book Ody.

12:39

Let's see here, oh oh wait wait wait I'm in the right

12:41

section now. It's 600, medicine

12:43

and technology. What's here? You got

12:45

health, the human body, invention, oh

12:48

wait Ody you're both of those

12:50

things. You're an invention that's part

12:52

of a human body? Exactly. I

12:54

know, um maybe

12:57

if you could start skimming something

12:59

hunch, ouch ouch. Okay okay I'll

13:01

skim, I'll skim, I'll skim. Oh

13:03

it's okay I can get going.

13:05

Wacking on ears, I'm working a

13:07

mirror, I'm twisting on her. I don't

13:10

think you're up to it. Got you, watch

13:12

your lunch, I can take over this. I

13:15

guess I can. Wacking on

13:17

ears, using on ears, using on ears,

13:19

using on ears, using on ears. Did

13:25

you know ear infections are the number one reason

13:28

parents bring a child to the doctor? Could

13:31

you hurry please hunch? Okay next page,

13:33

okay. Um, ear pain is the

13:35

main sign of an ear infection. Do

13:37

you have that Ody? Do you have ear

13:40

pain? Yep, I'm sorry yep. Okay and other

13:42

signs include a fever, trouble eating, drinking or

13:44

sleeping. Are you asleep right now Ody? No

13:46

I'm clearly awake. Oh of course your eyes

13:49

are open. Um well did you know that

13:51

ear infections happen when viruses or bacteria get

13:53

into the middle ear, the space behind the

13:55

eardrum. Yeah as a matter of fact I

13:58

did know that. a

16:00

piece of toast. And you know, speaking of

16:02

toast, Adi, I've been thinking. It

16:04

was very nice of Levar to send us that

16:06

Toast Rose 3000 as an apology, to try to

16:08

make it up to us for concealing the sounds

16:10

going missing and all... soundswindler thing.

16:13

It was very thoughtful. But I just

16:15

have to say, I really think Levar

16:17

needs to be honest with everyone. It

16:20

takes a lot of courage to admit you've made a

16:22

mistake, and I hope Levar has that courage, and he

16:24

uses the gala to come clean. I

16:26

think people might forgive him. It sounds

16:28

like you're starting to forgive him. Oh boy!

16:31

And then all this will be wrapped

16:34

up with a bow. Levar forgiven, sounds

16:36

returned. Oh, I can hardly wait. Okay,

16:38

hunch, let's get back to solving this

16:40

final sound. I'm raring to go. Let's

16:43

listen to this sound one more time. Righty-oh!

16:50

You know, I think I've heard a sound like this before.

16:54

Yeah, Adi, it reminds me of the bank. It's

16:57

where I keep my safety deposit box.

16:59

Ooh, sounds safety-ish. Oh, is it ever?

17:01

It's inside of a vault. Oh,

17:03

the sound is at the bank itself? It's

17:06

right down the street from the dark side. Ah,

17:15

here we are, Adi, the bank. Beautiful.

17:19

I've got a special pass because I'm a

17:21

very important client. Oh, really? Uh-huh. We're gonna

17:23

go straight to the back where they keep

17:25

the vault. The vault? Well, where's

17:27

the vault? That's an excellent question, Adi.

17:29

When you mentioned latches earlier, that made

17:31

me think of the vault and safety

17:34

deposit box at a bank. And

17:36

a vault is a big, secure room

17:38

made of strong materials like steel, cobalt,

17:41

and other stuff that keeps people from

17:43

breaking in. And then inside

17:45

the vault are the safety deposit

17:47

boxes? Exactly. And both of these have latches

17:49

that you have to open. And when you

17:52

close the doors, they click in. And they

17:54

sound like they'll be metal and metallic in sound,

17:56

which sounds a lot closer to the mystery sound

17:58

than the thought of- Library books Adi

18:17

what I have in this vault is

18:19

even more precious than that. Oh my

18:22

goodness I can barely even imagine something

18:24

more precious than that. Okay, so uh

18:28

This is a vault and here's the vault

18:30

door that is quite a door

18:32

There's a big heavy door.

18:34

Oh, I love the little clinking

18:37

sounds that preceded the opening like a

18:39

like a chain or tiny Mechanism moving

18:41

within the door. Okay, but let's be

18:43

sure to listen the mystery sound again

18:45

opening my beautiful safety deposit

18:47

wooden box Not

18:52

the vault door but maybe it's the

18:54

safety deposit box should we open yours

18:56

and she was sort of mysterious Precious

18:59

things you keep inside Adi you better prepare

19:01

yourself. It's the most mysterious precious thing of

19:03

all Very

19:14

treasure Mysterious

19:16

space portal very close Adi

19:18

it's Adora

19:25

Uh-huh and a little trench

19:28

coat. Uh-huh and a very

19:30

old copy of detective Solvall's

19:32

handbook for young detectives My

19:38

three treasures Adora

19:40

a trench coat and detective

19:42

Solvall's handbook for young detective

19:45

Understand that these are special items, but why

19:47

do they matter so much to keep them

19:49

in a vault? Wouldn't

19:51

you like to know but let's focus on the

19:53

sound you're right. We're here for a job Right

19:56

And we know it's not the vault door, right? And we know

19:58

it's not the safety deposit box. What

20:02

We know: it's smaller than a vault door.

20:04

That bigger than a city deposit box. Get.

20:08

What You In It opens and closes and

20:10

his medal. A

20:12

car. Or

20:14

car door To me that magical.

20:20

Oh and I love the way. Better than season.

20:23

It's hard. Wow wow wow wow do I?

20:25

that. Surround sound, old my in such

20:27

and just pulling up. Beverly

20:36

Goodman. Coming for you live with

20:39

huge news about it appears. That

20:41

all missing sounds have been returned

20:43

and we understand that one of

20:46

the final return sound with the

20:48

humble car door. Now I bet

20:50

you never thought of that sound

20:53

as particularly musical with the band

20:55

Okay though uses all kinds of

20:57

everyday objects. To play their songs

20:59

and unique ways for their music videos.

21:02

And maybe even played music. Yes,

21:04

you get this. We the car

21:06

they're here to tell us more

21:08

about it. I am Damien I'm

21:10

then we are in the band.

21:12

Okay go And we are just

21:14

so relieved that the sound of

21:16

car doors his back and can

21:18

you tell me when you listen

21:20

to a car door open and

21:22

said what do you hear why

21:25

is it special a card or

21:27

opening It's a ton of little

21:29

sounds all of the same time.

21:31

It's a big see something like

21:33

medal for newer car maybe some

21:35

tennis. composite and move matches and

21:37

all these signals same time com and

21:39

it has it's really nice delightful crunch

21:41

to let's you know your say so

21:43

in the car with your kids are

21:46

safe in the car ah or if

21:48

you happen to be trying to make

21:50

music with your car door then a

21:52

nicer see that kind of gives you

21:55

said a nice little tingle and your

21:57

belly than a kick drum might otherwise

22:00

Uh-huh. There's a resonance to the inside of the

22:02

car too if you're on the inside of the

22:04

car it goes Shoom,

22:07

shoom. I like that and

22:09

you liked it so much you used

22:11

it in your video for your song

22:13

meeting slash getting Instead of

22:15

playing drums you used parts of

22:17

the car like the doors as

22:19

percussion You

22:36

do have drums and guitars

22:39

and instruments so why use

22:41

car doors? The

22:43

thing with sound is that there's no

22:45

difference between music and sound Most

22:48

people think of music as just being organized sound

22:51

But there's nothing about a violin that

22:53

is inherently different than a car door. They

22:55

just they both make sounds and One

22:59

is a little bit easier to organize and one is a

23:01

little bit more tonal than the other one But

23:04

you can really take anything and

23:06

make music with it. So we thought maybe we

23:08

could do that with a car Okay,

23:11

I think I'm starting to get it. I guess

23:13

you don't even need an instrument to make music

23:16

You can make sound with anything you can bash on

23:18

your body and you can bash on the hand and

23:20

you can tweak strings and cluck

23:23

things and you can hum and you can

23:25

sing there's all sorts of things you can

23:27

do really any object and

23:29

make sound Okay, and

23:31

I'm curious. Were you always like this?

23:34

Were you the kind of kid? We're always

23:36

making sounds and noise with whatever you could

23:38

find. I Think I

23:40

continue to be the kind of kid who annoys everybody

23:42

with the sound I have

23:44

a hard time not drumming on everything for some

23:46

reason my soul wants triplets all the

23:48

time And so I'm always being a ticket a second

23:50

a second One two three one two

23:52

three one two three one two three on everything And

23:55

I want to feel it everywhere I want

23:57

to share it everywhere and I have Hubble

23:59

not. Doing it and everything. no

24:01

matter what the people around me feel. Isn't

24:04

then? how about you? There's a saying

24:06

that I used to do in an

24:08

elementary school is the tricky to was

24:11

a wooden roller he put it on

24:13

the as your desks and you for

24:15

some now with one hand in you

24:17

you flick it was. Energy

24:20

removed the ruler. Wow that vibration

24:22

is having it seems sets and

24:24

scared. It's really hard to dating,

24:26

especially when you're trying to avoid

24:28

admitting moment in. A

24:30

different thing that. Sets.

24:33

A pretty cool zags, ruler, pots

24:35

and pans, Car doors city. all

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the sound make life a little

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more music. All we do without

24:42

them. Living without car doors is

24:44

like car is like living without

24:46

spaghetti sauce. You know, like you

24:49

can get my but you want

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to. So

24:53

true. Think the. Mean

24:55

seen nothing. More

24:59

than one over New. On

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offer Com. Love our Fargo!

25:09

Congratulations you've got up to

25:12

tactics to solve the final

25:14

sound. Mr. Aren't

25:16

for a cobbler. Tuxedo Audi put

25:18

on her death forces the Caliph.

25:21

Go on. I want the both

25:23

of you to know that I've

25:25

decided to come clean to the

25:27

world and said look that I

25:29

am the so called sounds with

25:32

going to tell everyone at the

25:34

press conference before the museum over

25:36

and die. Won't forget the thank

25:38

you to I couldn't have solved

25:41

this on my off so that's

25:43

make some noise for being honest

25:45

and. Asking for help if

25:47

the best way to approach

25:50

it. Difficult situation? Okay I'll

25:52

see you tomorrow for the

25:55

biggest nothing them go wrong

25:57

sound good to you sound.

26:00

The Great. Thing

26:07

with great feeling to solve

26:09

the case. I see why you love

26:11

it so much lynch. He believed

26:13

said now that me see must sound just

26:15

open All the people get to enjoy. I'm

26:18

so glad in the forest finally

26:20

coming clean about being the sounds

26:22

know and I'm at my my

26:24

own instincts about unmask. The

26:26

Gallows Going to be the perfect place to

26:28

do it in front of every. and of

26:30

course I'm very happy than all of the

26:32

sounds of been returned and we're going to

26:35

be renown the world over. We

26:37

hear on anything to that is a. Great

26:40

team say I do remember when

26:42

you ask me the bank why

26:44

the things in my thing. For

26:47

me. Because

26:50

I was saving them for someone

26:53

special. My protege. Someone.

26:55

Who would learn from me about

26:58

the detective businesses and detective or

27:00

he? Overall and I have to

27:02

confess when I pictured that person

27:04

was not a three foot findings

27:06

ear Sure it rarely is, but

27:08

I think these clothes will fit

27:10

regardless. Were

27:14

partners. Close

27:16

the about that are you. Gonna

27:19

celebrate with a toast. This

27:21

one my greatest creation yet.

27:24

Butter from the time ah that

27:26

I do sounds delicious body of

27:28

not gonna lie tell when I.

27:36

Stay. Tuned after the credits

27:38

and soon mistreated. Whooping you.

27:41

Can help me some. detect

27:48

features the voices of jessica

27:50

mckenna thomas endorsed of armor

27:52

this episode also features damien

27:55

cool and damn to not

27:57

of the band okay go

28:00

Our newscaster is voiced by Julia

28:02

Smith and a special thanks to

28:05

Wayne Strathley for her help with

28:07

today's sounds. This episode

28:09

was written by Julia Smith,

28:11

Joanna Sokolowski and Isabel Redmond

28:14

Dolce and produced by Julia

28:16

Smith and Joanna Sokolowski. Additional

28:18

dialogue is by Jess McKenna

28:21

and Vinnie Thomas. Our story

28:23

editing is by Josephine Martorana

28:25

and John Delore with additional

28:27

story editing by Matt Powers.

28:30

Our sound design, engineering, mixing

28:32

and additional original music is

28:34

by Brendan Burns. With

28:37

additional sound design by Tamika Weatherspoon. Our

28:39

managing producer is Tamika Weatherspoon

28:42

and our associate producer is

28:44

Talon Strathley. Original theme music

28:46

by Adam Dibert and Jessica

28:48

McKenna. And our artwork is

28:50

by Aaron Nestor. Sound Detectives

28:52

was created by Julia Smith

28:54

and Joanna Sokolowski. Our

28:57

executive producers are Josephine Martorana

28:59

for Citcher, Lavar Burton, Isabel

29:01

Redmond Dolce and Sangeeta Patel

29:03

for Lavar Burton Entertainment and

29:05

Julia Smith and Joanna Sokolowski.

29:16

Hey there. Thanks to you and

29:18

the Solvall Squad, we figured out the

29:20

mystery sound from the last episode. Let's

29:22

give it one final listen. You

29:27

helped us identify that sound as

29:29

an automatic car wash. Now

29:34

it's time for our next

29:36

mystery sound. Here it

29:38

is. Let's

29:43

listen to that one more time. Okay.

29:48

A beep. So

29:52

probably a machine. And it

29:56

rumbles. Maybe even shakes

29:59

a bit. What kind of

30:01

machine rumbles and shakes like that?

30:04

I'm stumped, but I bet

30:07

you know the answer. Need

30:09

some help? Visit sounddetectivespodcast.com

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for a peek at Detective

30:13

Sauval's handbook. We'll

30:16

reveal the answer next episode, along with

30:18

a brand new sound for you to

30:20

solve. Sound good to you? Sounds

30:23

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