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Clips from Central Park - Bee Is for Brandenham (S02E02)

"♪ Goin' down to Mommy's tummy ♪"
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"♪ Chewy, chewy cocoa buns Mamma want a dumplin', hon ♪"
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"♪ I've been saving room Kitty, come out soon ♪"
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"♪ 'Cause it's all gonna stall If he stays in this wall ♪"
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"- [Owen] ♪ It stings ♪ - [Cole] ♪ Oh, Sir Peter, Sir Peter ♪"
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"♪ Hey, kitty, kitty, how 'bout Mr. Mouse? Will that make you come out? ♪"
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"- [Owen] ♪ It stings ♪ - ♪ Oh, Sir Peter, Sir Peter ♪"
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"♪ What if we bring in One of his girlfriends ♪"
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"♪ Would he come out then? ♪"
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"♪ Cat treats? Or catnip? ♪"
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"♪ Oh, oops, it says here he's an addict ♪"
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"♪ Maybe we could dangle our shoestrings ♪"
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"♪Or, ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah Other dangly things ♪"
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"Helen? Help! Don't just stand there."
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"♪ I got a new boss They're on my feet ♪"
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"♪ And unlike her, they care about me ♪"
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"♪ Marching now to a different beat ♪"
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"♪ Bees are buzzing by the dozen It should bother me, but, no, it doesn't ♪"
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"♪ Whoa, I feel great all the sudden Heart rate escalating ♪"
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"♪ And my blood's going thud Like, bum-bum ♪"
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"♪ In my old shoes I would lose But these boots got me on cruise ♪"
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"♪ Gotta move, gotta groove When the shoes say to ♪"
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"♪ But I'll be so screwed If the bees don't shoo ♪"
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"♪ Yeah, Landon will take the Roboots I'll be like Mrs. No-Boots ♪"
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"♪ She'll be my boss again ♪"
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"♪ It's like no use, no use ♪"
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"♪ Whoa, whoa ♪"
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"♪ I wanna torch the bees ♪"
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"♪ How come nobody sees That park's a disease? ♪"
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"[Cole, Molly] ♪ Whoa, whoa ♪"
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"♪ Pesky little things ♪"
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"♪ Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪"
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"- ♪ I hope that they sting ♪ - [Owen] ♪ It stings ♪"
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"♪ How we gonna get the cat out? Sir Peter ♪"
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"Pretend the bees are like my assistant. Pay her no attention."
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"♪ How we gonna get the cat out? Sir Peter ♪"
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"I'll get you back for this, you little pests."
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"You're unselling my convention."
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"♪ Whoa, oh, na-na-na-na-na Na-na-na-na, na-na-na-na ♪"
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"- ♪ Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ - ♪ Ooh, time will soon reveal him ♪"
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"- ♪ Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ - ♪ Ooh, I can feel him ♪"
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"♪ Oh, ouch ♪"
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"- ♪ He scratched me, and it stings ♪ - [all] ♪ And it stings ♪"
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"- Are you okay? - I think so. It's just a scratch."
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"- We should put something on it. - Or maybe we should go to the hospital?"
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"Maybe swing by the Dim Summies thing real quick?"
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"So why do you have to catch bees at the Brandenham?"
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"Because they're from the park, and Bitsy told the mayor."
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"- Oh, boy. - Yeah, not great."
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"- Clay, our beekeeper, is on his honeymoon. - Clay's getting married?"
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"No, no. He calls vacations honeymoons"
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"because he likes honey because he likes bees."
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"Maybe the queen relocated her hive from the park."
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"Sounds like the new queen is kind of a bee-word. Sorry."
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"- You're gonna have to see Bitsy, huh? - Yeah, I won't see Bitsy because-- Ah!"
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"Owen, what are you gonna do?"
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"There's no way you can handle all this alone, especially today."
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"[sighs] Well, Clay has actually been training Elwood"
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"ever since they bonded over the death of a bee they both loved named Todd."
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"- How old was Todd? - Six months."
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"Is that, like, really old in bee years?"
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"No, it's like 35. Todd lived pretty hard."
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"Please tell me at least you and the kids are having fun."
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"Not yet. Marvin's cat went into a hole in the wall."
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"That's probably not good, right?"
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"Yep. And we never got the cream on him, so he's probably itching like crazy."
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"Maybe you're right about the "not trusting your employees" thing."
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"Also, don't trust cats."
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"Okay, I'm seeing now the title of chapter two is "Don't Move the Trunk.""
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"I wonder what that chapter's about."
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"In my defense, there's a lot of chapters in here."
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"One of which is, "Don't Mention Garfield.""
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"- The cat or the president? - Both."
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"- [phone rings] - Oh, no. It's Marvin. Mm-mmm."
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"[meows]"
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"Listen, if he's all the way over here,"
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"we might have to make another hole there to get him out."
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"That's madness."
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"It'd mean we get to the Dim Summies sooner."
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"That's brilliant."
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"Hey, Owen. We roped off the area exactly like you taught us to."
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"For a few minutes, Elwood got his shorts stuck on a branch, but we figured it out."
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"Change of plans. We got a swarm of bees to remove from the Brandenham,"
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"so let's head over there."
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"If you want, Owen, you can take the day off, and I'll take care of the bees."
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"Clay showed me how to handle them pretty well."
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"No, no, I can do this. I'm here."
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"I went to the eye doctor, and I'm good to go."
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"We'll deal with the bees first and then we'll come back and deal with the tree."
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"- Can you even see anything? - Yep, kinda. I see shapes and colors."
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"That's all you really need."
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"Okay, we've waited 20 minutes for those bee idiots from the park."
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"Time to distract our guests and torch the awning."
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"Wait, those look like bee idiots."
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"[man] ♪ Bee idiots, b-b-bee idiots ♪"
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"Well, they're bees all right. I think."
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"They sound like bees. Just kidding."
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"I know they're bees 'cause I can-- I can see 'em."
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"Hey, fellas. Whatcha doin' out of the park, huh?"
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"Hey, Moe, Larry, Curly. Or maybe that's Curly."
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"Curly has an evil twin. That could definitely be him."
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"Or him. Or him."
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"What took so long?"
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"- Bitsy Brandenham. - Park person."
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"I am a park person and proud."
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"Tell that to your dumb sunglasses."
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"Oh, God. The bees are still here? Are they, like, always here?"
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"No, no, no. They're actually about to leave."
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"- Isn't that right? - Oh, definitely. Consider those bees gone."
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"Elwood, go ahead and turn on the, uh, bee machine thing."
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"It's a bee vacuum, boss."
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"Yep, yep, right. I know. The bee vacuum."
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"And how does it work exactly?"
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"Pretend you're explaining it to a person who can't see."
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"You know what? Maybe I should vacuum while you hold the bee bucket."
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"Sure, sure, we can try that."
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"Bucket, bucket. I'm looking for a, uh, bucket."
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"Hey, Fran, why don't you hold the bucket this time?"
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"Are the bees gonna get angry in the bucket?"
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"- 'Cause I gotta be in a wedding next week. - All right, Elwood, hit it."
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