The Deep (2015–…): Season 1, Episode 16 - Tunnel - full transcript
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Remember Jeffrey, the Junior
Nektons are our guests....
...so, when they get here...
...don't forget to smile.
Dazzling!
You charmer.
Yes!
I now have their entire schedule
mapped out...
Um...about that...
... you're really sure
you two can handle
hosting eight-year-old kids?
On your own?
For a whole day?
Is that a trick question?
It's just that, looking
after children is...
hard.
Ha!
As if??
Oh - you're serious?
And I'm just having trouble
picturing you two cooperating
because...
how do I put this?
It rarely happens.
Puh-leese.
We always work perfectly
together!
We're like two peas in a-
Shoebox!
Exactly!
[chuckles]
C'mon.
These Junior Nektons
are gonna get to see
a Whale Migration up-close.
They'll be too amazed
to be any trouble.
And me personally,
I'm totally relaxed.
My motto -
"have fun and everything takes
care of itself".
And suddenly, I don't know
this person...
Finally!
[helicopter whirring]
Come on Allen! Move!
[grunts]
[gags]
Is it always rocking like this?
I can't wait to meet Fontaine!
Very cool Ted.
Very, very cool Todd.
Welcome Junior Nek -
Welcome members of the Worldwide
Junior Nekton Fan club,
to The Aronnax -
OR SHOULD I SAY, OUR HOME,
THE OCEAN.
A PLACE THAT'S FILLED WITH
AS MUCH FUN, AS IT IS KRILL-
SO I JUST HAVE ONE QUESTION
FOR YOU, JUNIOR NEKTONS-
ARE YOU READY
TO HAVE FUN?!
[sighs]
Ok.
My family are explorers.
We have been for generations.
While others look up
to the stars...
...we know there are an
infinite number of things
that shine in the darkness
below.
There are things lurking
in the seas
that long ago
vanished into myth.
My family are explorers.
And we explore...
THE DEEP!
♪
So Charlie,
if you have any
questions about becoming
a future submarine captain,
you know who to ask.
Fontaine!
Yep! Fontaine, that's who
I meant.
She's just gonna mingle...
Nice smile, Jeffrey!
Fontaine!
Aahh!
I read that you love seabirds!
Oh...
Ant wrote that on my profile
but, really - -
so I learned the calls of
all 312 species of seabird,
just for you.
Number one - The Red
Footed Booby:
[squawks]
Uh... you're really only eight?
Actually, I'm only seven.
I turn eight next month.
[squawks]
Jeffrey looks bigger
on his poster.
Do you feed him enough?
Oh yeah, Jeffrey eats
like a little walrus.
This is delicious red kelp.
Actually, uh...
Jeffrey doesn't eat kelp.
And now suddenly
you like it?
You could have told me.
Number 15, The Shy Albatross:
[caws]
That Albatross doesn't
sound shy.
Attention Junior Nektons!
This is the moment you've
been waiting for!
I present...
The annual Sperm Whale
migration!
(All): Wwwhhhoooaaaahhh!
Physeter macro-cephalus -
in the flesh!
I... was...
just about to say that.
[sighs]
Now everyone - part
of our conservation work....
Uh please, Mum...
I got this.
Part of our conservation work
involves tracking
these huge mammals.
You mean...?
...you follow them?
No Ted - and-or Todd -
we place electronic trackers
on the lead male.
Or "bull" as it is more
commonly known.
...um...exactly - and
that's where our parents
are heading right now.
We'll be back in ten.
Enjoy the show!
Uh...you...you've got this?
We've so got this.
[caws]
And I'll be describing
every step
of this fascinating process...
(All): WHOOOOAAAAAAA...
This is the coolest...
....thing ever!
Why are my ears clicking?
That clicking sound is...
...the whales talking
to each other.
Heh heh,
that giant nose
makes a sperm whale's clicks
the loudest...
...sound produced by
any single animal!
Thank you, Allen.
If you look out the window
you'll see...
...that skilled drone pilot,
Will Nekton,
is placing the tracker now...
Tracker attached
to dorsal ridge.
Getting a signal Fontaine?
Strong and clear.
Excuse me - should we
be concerned about that?
Personally, I am.
If you zoom in I think you'll
find that that's a drift net.
Right in the path of those
whales.
[gasps]
A drift net!?
How far away?
It's twelve degrees north -
3.5 nautical miles away.
At the whale's current speed,
the lead whales will hit it
in 20 minutes.
We're on our way!
What would happen if...
...the whales hit...
..the net?
Those nets are lethal Ted.
Or Todd.
Whales that get tangled up
can drown.
Fontaine - "fun" remember?
Did you know that sperm whales
sleep vertically?
I tried sleeping
like that once.
I fell over...
...yeah, onto me.
Can you cut through it dad?
We've got power shears -
and the Rover's arms.
We should be able to.
But we don't have much time.
We need to remove it
before the whales get there.
That doesn't look right.
(All): Are those...
...Lobster pots?
The baby one can't reach
the surface to breathe.
I get asthma,
so I can relate.
Two whale emergencies
at once?
Really?
Uh, should we call...
...your parents?
No.
They've got their own
whale emergency.
Hey. We can handle stuff too.
And I'm staying here with
the Junior Nektons because...?
That baby needs help right now
and a Knight is our best option.
And also 'cos I'm faster
than you.
Huh.
The Lobster pots look like
they're wrapped really tight.
She understands I want
to help...
Steady little guy.
It's gonna be okay.
We just need to get these ropes
off you.
AAhhh!
Ant? Are you okay?
Ant?
Ant can you read me?
Ant!
Ant?
Ant come in, do you read?
Uhh, is there some 'alternate
holiday package' for us
- if this turns ugly?
[groans]
Fontaine, I'm okay.
[sighs]
The baby didn't understand
what you were doing.
I still have to try.
Drift nets are totally
illegal here.
And this one looks huge.
It's worse in person -
look.
And these fishermen just
don't care what they catch.
Dolphins, sea-lions, whales...
Sometimes I...
I know.
Me too.
But we have eight minutes
before the lead whales arrive.
This calf needs oxygen -
and it can't reach the surface.
I think I've got it!
Got what?
You know how some of my best
plans involve
an element of risk?
Your worst ones, too.
Make sure the moon-pool door
is wide open
- and the harness is ready.
You're kidding...
You're bringing it aboard...?
The calf won't like it
and the Mum will hate it.
But it's the only place
it'll get air to survive.
[groans]
Heheh.
That'll be so much fun!
[squawking]
Can we help?
Why not?!...heh.
You won't like this,
but it's for your own good.
[whale squealing]
It'll be okay little guy...
[whale squealing]
C'mon - c'mon...
Fontaine!
Harness up now!
Close the moon-pool!
Hurry!
Aaaah!!!!!!!
Are we sinking?
No. It's the mother whale.
She's trying to get
the calf back.
We have to hurry.
The mother isn't happy.
Ted and Todd -
grab the hose!
(Both): Yes Fontaine.
Stay back!
But keep the calf hydrated.
ARGH!
[coughs]
The calf!
Not me!
(Both): ...sorry!
Allen, on that monitor!
That device will give you
a read-out
of the calf's vital signs.
Is that pulse -
and blood pressure...?
Whoa - they're
all over the place.
At least it can breathe.
I'll try to make this quick....
Fontaine?
Can't talk right now Mom...
We've got a whale aboard...
Woahhh!
Did you say "whale"...?
Just a baby...
we can handle it.
A baby?...
What..?
She said "whale", right?
She did.
How long have we got here?
Maybe three minutes.
Fontaine...
I want details...
...and you'll get them.
Guess what this is!
Ca-caw, ca-caw, ca-caw!
Charlie!
Do you want to get squashed?!
Stay back!
What?
Who's getting squashed?
Nobody!
Gotta go Mum!
Pulse getting faster still.
Do we have anti-nausea
medication?
Not enough for a whale.
I meant for me.
[whale call]
[clicks and squeals]
Charlie!
Ugh!
Fontaine-
NO!
Please obey instructions
young lady!
Move away!
But I...
All these numbers keep dropping.
[pounding]
[grunts]
Right!
Let's get you back
in the water!
It's damaged!
It won't open!
So -
[gags]
how do we get
the calf out?
...I really don't...know.
Will, we're out of time!
Look!
I'll pull the net tight,
you start cutting!
Okay, Will, now!
What's that...?
This is how I find the owner.
[struggling]
Boys!
Be careful in here.
That button floods
the moon-pool!
(Both): Sorry!
All of the calf's vital
signs are way down
in the red zone.
(Both): Why can't we hear
the mother any more Ant?
The mother can't hear
the calf's call anymore,
so she's returned to the other
whales without him.
Right Ant?
And this little guy
will never survive
without his mother's milk.
Where's Charlie?
She ran off...
She was making these
sad little bird noises.
She was upset with you.
[sighs]
Oh no...
C'mon, moon-pool, open up.
Rover to Aronnax...
Ant, are you there?
Here Dad.
And things aren't going
too well.
Charlie!
I'm sorry I told you to go away.
Charlie?
Dad, the Iris still won't open!
Use that overactive
imagination of yours, Ant.
You will find a solution.
[sighs]
....maybe.
Maybe not.
This calf has a very low
life expectancy...
So what are you gonna do?!
You've got all
the answers Allen!
Why don't you tell me?
Well, I...
I just know what I read
in books.
I'm not like you.
You solve things.
Yeah....sometimes.
Remember when you rescued
the albino megamouth shark
from freezing in the Fjord?
Or - or when you escaped
that collapsing underwater cave?
Yeah!
Remember when you
single-handedly steered
the Aronnax...
out of that whirlpool!
How do you remember
these stories?
I remember every Ant Nekton
story.
Ant Nekton is my hero.
Ant - you're the reason
I became interested
in the ocean in the first place.
If there's one thing Ant Nekton
has taught me,
it's that you gotta 'Have Faith
In The Fish'!
(Both): Yeah! Have
Faith In The Fish!
Although, it is a whale,
so the correct motto is Have
Faith In The Mammal...
Oh, watch that button!
It floods the whole....
Ted or Todd.
One of you has given
me an idea.
We should flood the room!
Charlie?
[sighs]
[clears throat]
Charlie, I'm not great
at apologies.
I never really have
to apologize to Ant.
He's always wrong.
But I'm sorry.
Today I learned how hard
it is to raise kids
in this fast-paced modern...
submarine.
I learned this...
[whale noises]
Wait...
Is that the mother whale..?
Would you like the baby too?
Listen.
[whale noises]
Hah!
Charlie -- you may have
just saved the day!
Okay, Allen, fill the moon
pool up to here.
We need to create enough
pressure to force the door.
Are we going to need
scuba gear?
Yeah.
That might be a good idea.
Okay, Charlie,
before the mother whale
gets too far away,
maybe we can bring her
back by using your whale sounds
over the exterior speakers...
Does that sound like a plan?
[whale noises]
Okay - I'll see if we can use
the extra pressure
to force the outer door open.
Come...on!
Hmm.
The Laser-Cutter!
[whale noises]
I love this girl!
[whale noises]
Mom, Dad, can you see
the mother whale?
Nothing here, Fontaine.
We'll turn back and see
if we can find her.
[grunts]
Just need to straighten
this a bit more.
Yes!
Allen, try to open it now.
Awesome! It worked!
Oh, no!
Careful!!
We created a whirlpool
from the pressure.
Hang on tight!
Aaaah!!!!!
No!
Aaaaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!
Fontaine? We have a problem!!
Ant!
The Junior Nektons are
in the ocean!?
I know, I know...
I'm trying to fix this...
Gotcha!
Got 'em, Fontaine!
The calf, it just doesn't know
what to do.
It's lost, and it's not gonna
make it without the mother.
Can you see
the mother whale?
No, no sign.
[whale noises]
Oh, this isn't good.
The calf won't survive
alone like this.
Oh no.
[whale noises]
Huh?
[squeals]
Charlie!
You did it!
[laughs]
Ahh...is that a hostile
expression?
No one move.
Just stay calm.
Uh - this is okay
...I think she knows
that we're friends.
Guys...hold on!
[cheering]
Woohoo! Yeah!
Is that what I think it is?
Hah!
Are you seeing this...?
She's bringing them back!
Woah!
Yeah, all right!
She's bringing them home...
Okay, let go!
Heh.
You're welcome.
I used this to track down
the fishing company.
They were nice enough to collect
that net in a hurry.
Bye Mr. and Mrs. Nekton...
....we'll miss you.
We'll miss you too Ted.
Was that Ted?
Uh. No idea.
KAARKAAKRRAAAAAK.
And that was Number 24.
The Sooty Shearwater!
[chuckles]
Wow.
All right.
A pity I never got to hear
all 312.
I could put them all
on a CD for you!
That... would be great!
[chirping]
You know, a couple more
whale rides,
and you'd make a great
Ant Nekton.
Uh, thanks, but I'll stick
to being me;
plain old Allen Maximus
Lobanov-Rostovskii III,
Lord of Frombork.
That's your name??
See you later Jeffrey.
Be good!
Wow. Look at that smile!
I know!
It's dazzling, right?
So charismatic.
HAVE FAITH IN THE FISH!!
Hmph.
Have faith in the fish.
Ant, look!
So - you still think taking care
of kids is easy?
You are so lucky you've got us.
We must make your job
so simple.
(Both) ...what?
♪
♪
---
Remember Jeffrey, the Junior
Nektons are our guests....
...so, when they get here...
...don't forget to smile.
Dazzling!
You charmer.
Yes!
I now have their entire schedule
mapped out...
Um...about that...
... you're really sure
you two can handle
hosting eight-year-old kids?
On your own?
For a whole day?
Is that a trick question?
It's just that, looking
after children is...
hard.
Ha!
As if??
Oh - you're serious?
And I'm just having trouble
picturing you two cooperating
because...
how do I put this?
It rarely happens.
Puh-leese.
We always work perfectly
together!
We're like two peas in a-
Shoebox!
Exactly!
[chuckles]
C'mon.
These Junior Nektons
are gonna get to see
a Whale Migration up-close.
They'll be too amazed
to be any trouble.
And me personally,
I'm totally relaxed.
My motto -
"have fun and everything takes
care of itself".
And suddenly, I don't know
this person...
Finally!
[helicopter whirring]
Come on Allen! Move!
[grunts]
[gags]
Is it always rocking like this?
I can't wait to meet Fontaine!
Very cool Ted.
Very, very cool Todd.
Welcome Junior Nek -
Welcome members of the Worldwide
Junior Nekton Fan club,
to The Aronnax -
OR SHOULD I SAY, OUR HOME,
THE OCEAN.
A PLACE THAT'S FILLED WITH
AS MUCH FUN, AS IT IS KRILL-
SO I JUST HAVE ONE QUESTION
FOR YOU, JUNIOR NEKTONS-
ARE YOU READY
TO HAVE FUN?!
[sighs]
Ok.
My family are explorers.
We have been for generations.
While others look up
to the stars...
...we know there are an
infinite number of things
that shine in the darkness
below.
There are things lurking
in the seas
that long ago
vanished into myth.
My family are explorers.
And we explore...
THE DEEP!
♪
So Charlie,
if you have any
questions about becoming
a future submarine captain,
you know who to ask.
Fontaine!
Yep! Fontaine, that's who
I meant.
She's just gonna mingle...
Nice smile, Jeffrey!
Fontaine!
Aahh!
I read that you love seabirds!
Oh...
Ant wrote that on my profile
but, really - -
so I learned the calls of
all 312 species of seabird,
just for you.
Number one - The Red
Footed Booby:
[squawks]
Uh... you're really only eight?
Actually, I'm only seven.
I turn eight next month.
[squawks]
Jeffrey looks bigger
on his poster.
Do you feed him enough?
Oh yeah, Jeffrey eats
like a little walrus.
This is delicious red kelp.
Actually, uh...
Jeffrey doesn't eat kelp.
And now suddenly
you like it?
You could have told me.
Number 15, The Shy Albatross:
[caws]
That Albatross doesn't
sound shy.
Attention Junior Nektons!
This is the moment you've
been waiting for!
I present...
The annual Sperm Whale
migration!
(All): Wwwhhhoooaaaahhh!
Physeter macro-cephalus -
in the flesh!
I... was...
just about to say that.
[sighs]
Now everyone - part
of our conservation work....
Uh please, Mum...
I got this.
Part of our conservation work
involves tracking
these huge mammals.
You mean...?
...you follow them?
No Ted - and-or Todd -
we place electronic trackers
on the lead male.
Or "bull" as it is more
commonly known.
...um...exactly - and
that's where our parents
are heading right now.
We'll be back in ten.
Enjoy the show!
Uh...you...you've got this?
We've so got this.
[caws]
And I'll be describing
every step
of this fascinating process...
(All): WHOOOOAAAAAAA...
This is the coolest...
....thing ever!
Why are my ears clicking?
That clicking sound is...
...the whales talking
to each other.
Heh heh,
that giant nose
makes a sperm whale's clicks
the loudest...
...sound produced by
any single animal!
Thank you, Allen.
If you look out the window
you'll see...
...that skilled drone pilot,
Will Nekton,
is placing the tracker now...
Tracker attached
to dorsal ridge.
Getting a signal Fontaine?
Strong and clear.
Excuse me - should we
be concerned about that?
Personally, I am.
If you zoom in I think you'll
find that that's a drift net.
Right in the path of those
whales.
[gasps]
A drift net!?
How far away?
It's twelve degrees north -
3.5 nautical miles away.
At the whale's current speed,
the lead whales will hit it
in 20 minutes.
We're on our way!
What would happen if...
...the whales hit...
..the net?
Those nets are lethal Ted.
Or Todd.
Whales that get tangled up
can drown.
Fontaine - "fun" remember?
Did you know that sperm whales
sleep vertically?
I tried sleeping
like that once.
I fell over...
...yeah, onto me.
Can you cut through it dad?
We've got power shears -
and the Rover's arms.
We should be able to.
But we don't have much time.
We need to remove it
before the whales get there.
That doesn't look right.
(All): Are those...
...Lobster pots?
The baby one can't reach
the surface to breathe.
I get asthma,
so I can relate.
Two whale emergencies
at once?
Really?
Uh, should we call...
...your parents?
No.
They've got their own
whale emergency.
Hey. We can handle stuff too.
And I'm staying here with
the Junior Nektons because...?
That baby needs help right now
and a Knight is our best option.
And also 'cos I'm faster
than you.
Huh.
The Lobster pots look like
they're wrapped really tight.
She understands I want
to help...
Steady little guy.
It's gonna be okay.
We just need to get these ropes
off you.
AAhhh!
Ant? Are you okay?
Ant?
Ant can you read me?
Ant!
Ant?
Ant come in, do you read?
Uhh, is there some 'alternate
holiday package' for us
- if this turns ugly?
[groans]
Fontaine, I'm okay.
[sighs]
The baby didn't understand
what you were doing.
I still have to try.
Drift nets are totally
illegal here.
And this one looks huge.
It's worse in person -
look.
And these fishermen just
don't care what they catch.
Dolphins, sea-lions, whales...
Sometimes I...
I know.
Me too.
But we have eight minutes
before the lead whales arrive.
This calf needs oxygen -
and it can't reach the surface.
I think I've got it!
Got what?
You know how some of my best
plans involve
an element of risk?
Your worst ones, too.
Make sure the moon-pool door
is wide open
- and the harness is ready.
You're kidding...
You're bringing it aboard...?
The calf won't like it
and the Mum will hate it.
But it's the only place
it'll get air to survive.
[groans]
Heheh.
That'll be so much fun!
[squawking]
Can we help?
Why not?!...heh.
You won't like this,
but it's for your own good.
[whale squealing]
It'll be okay little guy...
[whale squealing]
C'mon - c'mon...
Fontaine!
Harness up now!
Close the moon-pool!
Hurry!
Aaaah!!!!!!!
Are we sinking?
No. It's the mother whale.
She's trying to get
the calf back.
We have to hurry.
The mother isn't happy.
Ted and Todd -
grab the hose!
(Both): Yes Fontaine.
Stay back!
But keep the calf hydrated.
ARGH!
[coughs]
The calf!
Not me!
(Both): ...sorry!
Allen, on that monitor!
That device will give you
a read-out
of the calf's vital signs.
Is that pulse -
and blood pressure...?
Whoa - they're
all over the place.
At least it can breathe.
I'll try to make this quick....
Fontaine?
Can't talk right now Mom...
We've got a whale aboard...
Woahhh!
Did you say "whale"...?
Just a baby...
we can handle it.
A baby?...
What..?
She said "whale", right?
She did.
How long have we got here?
Maybe three minutes.
Fontaine...
I want details...
...and you'll get them.
Guess what this is!
Ca-caw, ca-caw, ca-caw!
Charlie!
Do you want to get squashed?!
Stay back!
What?
Who's getting squashed?
Nobody!
Gotta go Mum!
Pulse getting faster still.
Do we have anti-nausea
medication?
Not enough for a whale.
I meant for me.
[whale call]
[clicks and squeals]
Charlie!
Ugh!
Fontaine-
NO!
Please obey instructions
young lady!
Move away!
But I...
All these numbers keep dropping.
[pounding]
[grunts]
Right!
Let's get you back
in the water!
It's damaged!
It won't open!
So -
[gags]
how do we get
the calf out?
...I really don't...know.
Will, we're out of time!
Look!
I'll pull the net tight,
you start cutting!
Okay, Will, now!
What's that...?
This is how I find the owner.
[struggling]
Boys!
Be careful in here.
That button floods
the moon-pool!
(Both): Sorry!
All of the calf's vital
signs are way down
in the red zone.
(Both): Why can't we hear
the mother any more Ant?
The mother can't hear
the calf's call anymore,
so she's returned to the other
whales without him.
Right Ant?
And this little guy
will never survive
without his mother's milk.
Where's Charlie?
She ran off...
She was making these
sad little bird noises.
She was upset with you.
[sighs]
Oh no...
C'mon, moon-pool, open up.
Rover to Aronnax...
Ant, are you there?
Here Dad.
And things aren't going
too well.
Charlie!
I'm sorry I told you to go away.
Charlie?
Dad, the Iris still won't open!
Use that overactive
imagination of yours, Ant.
You will find a solution.
[sighs]
....maybe.
Maybe not.
This calf has a very low
life expectancy...
So what are you gonna do?!
You've got all
the answers Allen!
Why don't you tell me?
Well, I...
I just know what I read
in books.
I'm not like you.
You solve things.
Yeah....sometimes.
Remember when you rescued
the albino megamouth shark
from freezing in the Fjord?
Or - or when you escaped
that collapsing underwater cave?
Yeah!
Remember when you
single-handedly steered
the Aronnax...
out of that whirlpool!
How do you remember
these stories?
I remember every Ant Nekton
story.
Ant Nekton is my hero.
Ant - you're the reason
I became interested
in the ocean in the first place.
If there's one thing Ant Nekton
has taught me,
it's that you gotta 'Have Faith
In The Fish'!
(Both): Yeah! Have
Faith In The Fish!
Although, it is a whale,
so the correct motto is Have
Faith In The Mammal...
Oh, watch that button!
It floods the whole....
Ted or Todd.
One of you has given
me an idea.
We should flood the room!
Charlie?
[sighs]
[clears throat]
Charlie, I'm not great
at apologies.
I never really have
to apologize to Ant.
He's always wrong.
But I'm sorry.
Today I learned how hard
it is to raise kids
in this fast-paced modern...
submarine.
I learned this...
[whale noises]
Wait...
Is that the mother whale..?
Would you like the baby too?
Listen.
[whale noises]
Hah!
Charlie -- you may have
just saved the day!
Okay, Allen, fill the moon
pool up to here.
We need to create enough
pressure to force the door.
Are we going to need
scuba gear?
Yeah.
That might be a good idea.
Okay, Charlie,
before the mother whale
gets too far away,
maybe we can bring her
back by using your whale sounds
over the exterior speakers...
Does that sound like a plan?
[whale noises]
Okay - I'll see if we can use
the extra pressure
to force the outer door open.
Come...on!
Hmm.
The Laser-Cutter!
[whale noises]
I love this girl!
[whale noises]
Mom, Dad, can you see
the mother whale?
Nothing here, Fontaine.
We'll turn back and see
if we can find her.
[grunts]
Just need to straighten
this a bit more.
Yes!
Allen, try to open it now.
Awesome! It worked!
Oh, no!
Careful!!
We created a whirlpool
from the pressure.
Hang on tight!
Aaaah!!!!!
No!
Aaaaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!
Fontaine? We have a problem!!
Ant!
The Junior Nektons are
in the ocean!?
I know, I know...
I'm trying to fix this...
Gotcha!
Got 'em, Fontaine!
The calf, it just doesn't know
what to do.
It's lost, and it's not gonna
make it without the mother.
Can you see
the mother whale?
No, no sign.
[whale noises]
Oh, this isn't good.
The calf won't survive
alone like this.
Oh no.
[whale noises]
Huh?
[squeals]
Charlie!
You did it!
[laughs]
Ahh...is that a hostile
expression?
No one move.
Just stay calm.
Uh - this is okay
...I think she knows
that we're friends.
Guys...hold on!
[cheering]
Woohoo! Yeah!
Is that what I think it is?
Hah!
Are you seeing this...?
She's bringing them back!
Woah!
Yeah, all right!
She's bringing them home...
Okay, let go!
Heh.
You're welcome.
I used this to track down
the fishing company.
They were nice enough to collect
that net in a hurry.
Bye Mr. and Mrs. Nekton...
....we'll miss you.
We'll miss you too Ted.
Was that Ted?
Uh. No idea.
KAARKAAKRRAAAAAK.
And that was Number 24.
The Sooty Shearwater!
[chuckles]
Wow.
All right.
A pity I never got to hear
all 312.
I could put them all
on a CD for you!
That... would be great!
[chirping]
You know, a couple more
whale rides,
and you'd make a great
Ant Nekton.
Uh, thanks, but I'll stick
to being me;
plain old Allen Maximus
Lobanov-Rostovskii III,
Lord of Frombork.
That's your name??
See you later Jeffrey.
Be good!
Wow. Look at that smile!
I know!
It's dazzling, right?
So charismatic.
HAVE FAITH IN THE FISH!!
Hmph.
Have faith in the fish.
Ant, look!
So - you still think taking care
of kids is easy?
You are so lucky you've got us.
We must make your job
so simple.
(Both) ...what?
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