| Movie |
The Madagascar Penguins in: A Christmas Caper |
| Year |
2005 |
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Skipper:
[following a group of nuns] Blend! Blend!
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Skipper:
Hoover Dam!
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Skipper:
Where's the Private?
Kowalski:
Unknown, sir. It would appear that he's missing.
Skipper:
Missing? Hoover Dam! Wait, there he is. He just went to bed.
[pulls off sheets, revealing a bowling pin underneath]
Skipper:
What the...
[slapping the pin]
Skipper:
What have you do with Private? Talk, Mister!
Kowalski:
Skipper, over here.
Skipper:
[to pin] I'll deal with you later.
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Skipper:
Eggnog at 2100 hours, writing our names in the snow at 2105.
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Kowalski:
Oh, no. He must be all alone out there by himself.
Skipper:
He's one of us, men. You all know the penguin credo.
Kowalski:
Never bathe in hot oil and Bisquick?
Skipper:
No.
[Rico speaks Japanese gibberish]
Skipper:
No, that's the walrus credo. It's "Never swim alone." Private's out there all by himself, and we never leave one of our own.
Kowalski:
Oh, yeah.
Skipper:
Let's go.
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Private:
Thanks for rescuing me skipper.
Skipper:
Think nothing of it young private. It's the least we could do. You remember the penguin credo.
Private:
What does deep-frying in Bisquick have to do with any of this?
Skipper:
Not that one, the other one! Never swim alone! Alone! On Christmas! Don't you get it? Come on people, do I have to explain this to everybody?
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Skipper:
He's in trouble.
Rico:
[starts to light a stick of dynamite] Kaboom!
Skipper:
Stand down, soldier. We're in observation mode.
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Skipper:
Grand Coolee Dam! Private's been captured.
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Skipper:
Hold on a second! Something's missing!
Kowalski:
Cranberries: check! Eggnog: check!
Skipper:
Give me a headcount.
Kowalski:
[grabs abacus] We have three heads, sir!
Skipper:
Where's the private?
Kowalski:
Unknown sir! It would appear that he's
[grabs milk carton]
Kowalski:
missing!
[shows milk carton with a big 'missing' advert for the private]
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Skipper:
Engage cranberries!
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Skipper:
Kowalski, analysis!
Kowalski:
[Eats some snow] Mmm... Adrenaline, sweat and sardines. These tracks are fresh sir!
Skipper:
He's close... I can feel it.
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Skipper:
Shitake mushrooms! No more Mr. Cute and Cuddly.
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Skipper:
Shitake mushrooms! No more Mr. Cute and Cuddly.
Rico:
[grabs stang of dynamite] Kaboom-kaboom-kaboom!
Skipper:
Rico! Enough with the dynamite already!
Rico:
[sighs disappointed] Aaah.
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Skipper:
Holy butterball!
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[the old lady's dog, Mr. Chew, starts eating Private's Christmas sock, while Private's in it]
Private:
Nice doggy! Good Doggy! No, good boy! No! No! Don't eat me! No!
[Mr. Chew comes closer to Private and Private starts to panic]
Private:
Leave me alone! Don't eat me! AAAH!
[Skipper, Kowalski and Rico break in through a window, landing safely on a table]
Skipper:
Santa Claus has come to town!
Private:
Ooh Skipper.
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Private:
But no-one should be sad and alone on Christmas!
Skipper:
Exactly! So throw those troubles away and be merry!
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Kowalski:
[as Rico drinks Egg-nog] Chug! Chug! Chug! Chug!
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Skipper:
Lets blow this popsicle stand, boys!
Rico:
[Grabs stick of dynamite] Kaaboooom?
Skipper:
Yes, Rico. Kaaboom.
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Skipper:
[as Rico hold an anvil above the elderly lady's head] Rico! She didn't see anything!
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Rico:
Eggno-o-o-og! Eggnog! Eggnog!
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Old Lady:
[thinks that Private is a toy] Now this is woikmanship. So where's the gosh darn squeaker on this thing? It's gotta have a squeaker.
[Private farts]
Old Lady:
Now that's more like it.
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Skipper:
[to Rico playing the "Knife game" at the dinner table] Rico! Not at the table.
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Skipper:
[watching Rico chug eggnog] That boy can really hold down his nog.
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Old Lady:
I got a tip for ya! Drop dead!
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Skipper:
What comes down must go up!
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Skipper:
No more mister cute and cuddly!
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Doorman, TV Announcer:
[Private flies across the room]
[TV announcer]
Doorman, TV Announcer:
Ryan takes the snap!
Doorman, TV Announcer:
[Private flies into a table covered in food]
[TV announcer]
Doorman, TV Announcer:
What a hit! Ryan is down!
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Skipper:
Excelente!
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Old Lady:
Why does Christmas have to be every year! What a pain the the ugh! The tape! It's so sticky!
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[Following Old Lady]
Skipper:
Not on my watch, blue hair!
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Skipper:
[following Old Lady] Not on my watch, Blue Hair!
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Kowalski:
How are we going to get inside?
Rico:
[Lights a fuse] Ka-boom! Ka-boom!
Skipper:
I have a better idea.
[Puts out the fuse]
Rico:
Oh.
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[last lines]
All:
[singing] Jingle Bells, monkeys smell / Melman laid an egg / Marty thinks that Alex stinks / And the camels say, "Oy vey!"
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