Dudley Do-Right
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:25:00
Yeah. Well, that's a fine way
to talk to your chief.

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lf you'll excuse me,
this particular Mountie has a date.

:25:17
Oh, Dudley, l wish we could have stayed
for the fireworks.

:25:20
Fireworks are even more beautiful
from this vantage point.

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Yes.
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When l'm calling you
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- Dudley?
- Yes, Nell?

:25:28
- Not now, okay?
- Yes, Nell.

:25:30
- Let's just row.
- Of course, Nell.

:25:37
Meanwhile, that very same night,
the poorest man in Semi-Happy Valley...

:25:41
was about to strike it rich.
:25:43
Hello!
:25:45
Enjoying your evening thus far?
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Thought l'd just drop in.
Found some gold, have we?

:25:52
There's no gold anywhere
around here.

:25:55
Oh, but there is.
Lots of it.

:25:57
All over the place. And you,
you horrid example of a human being...

:26:01
have made the initial discovery.
:26:03
You're famous.
You will be on network television.

:26:08
Network television?
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No way!
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Now stand up,
hold the pan out and smile.

:26:13
Can l-- Can l borrow your comb?
:26:16
Shut up and grin.
:26:26
- Welcome to our show. Have a seat.
- Hi. How are you?

:26:30
They're calling this the biggest
gold strike in history.

:26:33
Certainly it's the biggest gold find
of the century.

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And the man who made it all possible
is here for an exclusive interview.

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Mr. Kim J. Darling.
Welcome, Kim.

:26:44
- What's happening, Regis?
- l'll tell you what's happening.

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You're what's happening.
Headlines all over the world.

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How's it feel to have made the biggest
gold find in a century?

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Well, l-- l feel lightheaded,
Kathie Lee.

:26:56
Your story certainly has taken
the whole world by storm.

:26:58
But Reg, the sad part is--
at least for Kim--


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