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Those "National Geographic"
specials, they're popular
here at Oz. All those wild beasts
attacking each other-- ferocious lions running down
to the watering hole, brutalizing antelopes
and gazelles. How come there's never a program
where the animals get along, where they help
each other? Is it possible for, say,
a flat-billed platypus to help a green-eyed cockatoo
cross the street?
specials, they're popular
here at Oz. All those wild beasts
attacking each other-- ferocious lions running down
to the watering hole, brutalizing antelopes
and gazelles. How come there's never a program
where the animals get along, where they help
each other? Is it possible for, say,
a flat-billed platypus to help a green-eyed cockatoo
cross the street?
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- Those "National Geographic"
specials,
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they're popular
here at Oz.
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All those wild beasts
attacking each other--
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ferocious lions running down
to the watering hole,
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brutalizing antelopes
and gazelles.
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How come there's never a program
where the animals get along,
00:00:19.666 --> 00:00:22.458
where they help
each other?
00:00:22.458 --> 00:00:25.624
Is it possible for, say,
a flat-billed platypus
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to help a green-eyed cockatoo
cross the street?
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Movie Summary
A series chronicling the daily activities of an unusual prison facility and its criminal inhabitants.
