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00:31Oh, Professor Huck.
00:33Oh, howdy, narrator.
00:35Is that experiment you're working on top secret?
00:38Shockings, no.
00:39I was just, you know, kind of mixing myself a chocolate sody.
00:45And with my scientific knowledge, I sure do make a doozy of a chocolate sody.
00:51Well, that's nice, Huck.
00:52But we want you to tell us about Operation Spud.
00:55Oh, that.
00:56No, I don't mind.
00:58Well, it all started on a little old farm, smack in the middle of Idaho.
01:03They grow lots of things in Idaho, but mostly they grow potatoes.
01:07Millions and millions of potatoes.
01:10Oh, I get it.
01:11That's where the name comes from.
01:13That's right.
01:14Operation Spud.
01:16Well, these was mighty fine potatoes.
01:18And as we all know, potatoes have eyes.
01:22But the strangest thing happened.
01:24Along with his eyes, one potato had a brain.
01:27That's right.
01:28This potato had a brain.
01:30And pretty soon, he started using it.
01:34Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.
01:37The first thing he did was his proud legs.
01:41Then arms.
01:43And finally, a mouth.
01:46And then his little old potato brain started to scheme.
01:50He would replace the animal kingdom with a vegetable wound and make yourself King Spud the first.
01:57Today, the potato field.
02:00Tomorrow, the world.
02:02Potatoes, arise.
02:04No more will we stand for being boiled, mashed, and French fried.
02:09We shall attack and win, win, win.
02:15All right, you stupid potatoes.
02:18Lie there like vegetables.
02:21I'll do it myself.
02:22I'll grow big and bake her and bake her.
02:28And you know, that potato grew so big, he started to, you know, attract attention to himself.
02:35Ah!
02:36The spud is coming!
02:38Run for your lives!
02:39It's the spud!
02:40Ow!
02:42The spud!
02:43Ah!
02:44Run for your lives!
02:45And after knocking down the Golden Gate Bridge, the spud ripped up the main street of the city.
02:51Residents in the eastern area are advised to evacuate immediately.
02:58Hello?
03:00Yes, this is Professor Huckleberry Hound speaking.
03:04The White House?
03:05Gosh, sir, this is a great honor.
03:08What?
03:10Oh, not that White House.
03:12The White House next to Snyder's Bakery.
03:15Hmm.
03:15Well, uh, if you fellas think I'm the only one who can capture the spud, I'll take the job.
03:24It might be kindly tough finding that spud.
03:27He keeps moving around so.
03:30That's funny.
03:31My motor's going, but I'm not getting no place.
03:35Well, what do you know?
03:37I'm gaining altitude.
03:39Uh-oh.
03:41Now, look here, Mr. Spud.
03:43You put this auto down right now.
03:48You notice, uh, he knows who's boss around here.
03:52Okay, Spud.
03:54You've had your fun, and now you're through.
03:57You hear me?
03:58You're through.
04:02It's only fair to warn you, I have science on my side, and all you got is muscle.
04:11Yikes!
04:14I didn't miss that by much.
04:17I didn't miss that one at all.
04:22That Mr. Spud is a goner now for sure.
04:26I got me a real good schema going.
04:29You see, by lowering this lasso over him, I'll lift him up and then kerplunk him in the ocean.
04:34I got brains, man.
04:36All he's got is muscle.
04:42Like I said, all he's got is muscle.
04:46And here it comes.
04:51For a potato, he sure can run fast.
04:54I'll hide in that holler log up ahead.
04:57He can't follow me in there.
05:05And for a potato, he blows real good, too.
05:11I just gotta, you know, talk to the owner about this here, Jim.
05:17I skedaddled back to my scientific laboratory to work out a scientific scheme to get rid of this ornery potato.
05:24But whilst I was a-thinking, that Mr. Spud started pestering me again.
05:32I can't get a lick of work done under these conditions.
05:35Now, looky here, Mr. Spud.
05:37You're getting me all riled up.
05:39And when I get riled, I'll start running.
05:45I'll head for my experimental rocket.
05:47The safest place right now is on the moon.
05:53Got you now, Mr. Spud.
05:55You're locked up in my experimental rocket.
05:58And you're just small potatoes now.
06:02Uh-oh.
06:03He got the rocket started.
06:09What a close call for you, Professor.
06:11What finally happened to the Spud?
06:13Well, that rocket went into orbit around the Earth.
06:17And that old Spud is now a Spud next.
06:20He's just about due to pass overhead now.
06:25And here he comes.
06:32Mr. Spud's got only one worry.
06:34You see, uh, there's a powerful lot of explosives aboard that rocket.
06:38And any minute now, it just might...
06:44Explode?
06:46Well, we'll never know for sure what happened.
06:51But, uh, it is raining potato chips.
06:56It's raining.
06:57It's raining.
06:59It's raining.
07:02It's raining.
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