Skipper: Boys, we did it! Mission accomplished! Hey, we could do our thing! High one! The ship explodes from afar, and the shock sets the iceberg slightly in motion) Rico lands flat on an iceberg, Kowalski right on top of the former's belly spitting out the egg, Skipper upside down on Kowalski's head, and the egg safely on the top of the penguin tower. In normal view, the ship's pipe leans over the side. Cinematic black bars adorn the screen as the penguins soar through the air. (The gun launches the harpoon and penguins, bouncing off the ship's pipe and flying higher. (The seal in Skipper's face bites, but he slaps it, its body triggering the gun's switch) Skipper: What if they look really far to the left?
Skipper: They got to have a little bit of white, right? Skipper: Not till we see the white of its eyes. (The penguins reach up to a higher level, swinging on a rope and landing on a large harpoon gun. (Rico hesitates for a split second, then decides to swallow the egg, prompting shock from the seals) Skipper: That-a-boy, Rico! Don't let him have it! (The penguins go through the exact same sequence the egg did, later sliding across the boat. (The sound man shoves the penguins off the cliff with his mic) Kowalski: …harnessing the jellyfish we've trained to obey simple voice commands. They know if they fall from this cliff, they will surely die. Narrator: Tiny and helpless, the baby penguins are frozen with fear. Kowalski: All one would have to do is collect 300 feet of kelp, dry it in the. Skipper: They're going for the egg! Give me a way down there, ASAP! (Two more seals join the first in their approach of the egg) Skipper: How should I know? I live on the flipping frozen tundra. (A leopard seal comes out of the hole and eats the seagull) The snowball cracks and the egg rolls down safely onto the deck, and the penguins sigh in relief.) The egg slides between icy spikes without cracks, lands on a shallow ice shelf sliding off, rolls up into a large snowball, leaping off onto a ship at the bottom of the ship, the penguins gaping in horror at each step. Kowalski and Rico grab him just in time and swing back onto the high ground. Skipper tries to slide the other way but is unable to stop his inertia, pushing both the egg and himself off the cliff. A huge cliff is at the edge of the plains, which Skipper realizes and the egg stops right on. (Skipper cries out and starts sliding towards the egg. The other adult penguins gasp in disbelief. something deep down in my gut tells me that it makes no sense at all. (Zoom out a bit to see a cameraman and sound man recording the penguin line.) Why do you think there are always documentary crews filming us? Penguin #6: Well, it's a dangerous world out there, and we're just penguins. Skipper: Hey! Anybody see that? That's an egg! Is someone gonna go get it? (The egg rolls under the trio, flipping them over.) Skipper: Whoa, I like it! Hey, this could be our thing! What're we going to call it? Let's call it the, uh. He hits Skipper's wing in some sort of high five.) Skipper: Oh, well, what's the point of these?
Kowalski: Skipper, we appear to be flightless. Kowalski, Rico, engage aerial surveillance. We'll just fly to the front of the line and see for ourselves. Skipper: Seriously? Does anyone even know where we're marching to? Who could take these frisky snow-clowns.Īs the older penguins almost fall on baby Skipper, Rico, and Kowalski, they move out of the way. Look at them, tumbling onto their chubby bum bums. Joyous, frolicking, waddling, cute and cuddly life. Narrator: Antarctica, an inhospitable wasteland, but even here, on the Earth's frozen bottom, we find life.Ĭue Private's egg revealed under the snow, which rolls over the snow. ( 20th Century Fox and DreamWorks Animation SKG with 2014 animated logo)
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