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--> Colette ([[CrushBlush blushing deeply in embarrassment]] and [[{{Tsundere}} in an adorably flustered tone]]): Absolutely not. [[BlatantLies I...I just want to make sure they do it correctly, that's all]. And besides, I could ask the same of you.
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--> Colette ([[CrushBlush blushing deeply in embarrassment]] and [[{{Tsundere}} in an adorably flustered tone]]): Absolutely not. [[BlatantLies I...I just want to make sure they do it correctly, that's all].all]]. And besides, I could ask the same of you.
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* Meanwhile, back at the aquarium, Leon and Jack are in the midst of a moment of bonding right before they start attempting to feed a large supply of shrimp to the titanichthys. Then comes the following amusingly MoodWhiplash inducing exchange of words:
--> Yolanda: (after a meaningful 'ahem') Now that all this soul-searching is out of the way, boys, shall we get on with our titanichthys task? We've got enough shrimp to fill a restaurant and if we talk any longer, it'll start going bad - and I don't think our giant fishy customers would appreciate that.
--> Jack and Leon: (in unison while smiling) Let's do it.
* After the team agrees to the idea of Drew and Alice following the adult female Florida jaguar while Adrian stays behind to watch for when the remainder of the castoroides group comes back out of hiding, Adrian goes so far as to give a mock salute, which causes Alice to roll her eyes in mock annoyance before turning on her heel to follow after Drew.
* Once again, we are reminded of Drew's ChallengeSeeker side:
--> Drew: (immediately after the two Florida jaguar cubs have run through the portal without prompting almost immediately after their mother has herself vanished through it) I was expecting a bit more of a challenge with the cubs. Still, I'm not gonna complain.
--> Alice: Wise decision.
* Not too long after the rescue team have returned home from the Pleistocene, they and Kyle have just enough time to engage in a brief discussion of how things went before Nikolai reminds them of more important things they need to immediately get taken care of in the following fashion:
--> Nikolai: Well I'm sure it will be a fun story. (Points at holding pen where nine castoroides and a single adult male Florida jaguar are positioned, with the latter staring hungrily at the beavers) Once we've got the uncontained jaguar in a holding pen.
--> Everyone else looks where Nikolai is pointing.
--> Drew: Good idea.
--> Kyle: Agreed.
--> Yolanda: (after a meaningful 'ahem') Now that all this soul-searching is out of the way, boys, shall we get on with our titanichthys task? We've got enough shrimp to fill a restaurant and if we talk any longer, it'll start going bad - and I don't think our giant fishy customers would appreciate that.
--> Jack and Leon: (in unison while smiling) Let's do it.
* After the team agrees to the idea of Drew and Alice following the adult female Florida jaguar while Adrian stays behind to watch for when the remainder of the castoroides group comes back out of hiding, Adrian goes so far as to give a mock salute, which causes Alice to roll her eyes in mock annoyance before turning on her heel to follow after Drew.
* Once again, we are reminded of Drew's ChallengeSeeker side:
--> Drew: (immediately after the two Florida jaguar cubs have run through the portal without prompting almost immediately after their mother has herself vanished through it) I was expecting a bit more of a challenge with the cubs. Still, I'm not gonna complain.
--> Alice: Wise decision.
* Not too long after the rescue team have returned home from the Pleistocene, they and Kyle have just enough time to engage in a brief discussion of how things went before Nikolai reminds them of more important things they need to immediately get taken care of in the following fashion:
--> Nikolai: Well I'm sure it will be a fun story. (Points at holding pen where nine castoroides and a single adult male Florida jaguar are positioned, with the latter staring hungrily at the beavers) Once we've got the uncontained jaguar in a holding pen.
--> Everyone else looks where Nikolai is pointing.
--> Drew: Good idea.
--> Kyle: Agreed.
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* Stavros proves himself to be not at all in the mood to deal with Leon and Jack's bullshit, complete with interrupting their very first scuffle with the following line:
--> Stavros: [[BlatantLies Sorry to interrupt what was clearly a very stimulating discussion]].
--> Stavros: [[BlatantLies Sorry to interrupt what was clearly a very stimulating discussion]].
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* In a humorous reminder of Drew's implied ChallengeSeeker status, he seems almost disappointed after he reveals how Theodore had chosen for castoroides to be the target of this episode's mission specifically because it would make a good 'breather' after the last few crazy escapades the team has engaged in for the sake of rescue missions.
* The following exchange between Colette and Yolanda while they're in a dunkleosteus viewing area and waiting for Jack and Leon's efforts at feeding the placoderms to begin:
--> Colette: Do you think Drew's being a bit extreme with this? I understand that Leon and Jack need to prove they can work together, but...
--> Yolanda: (in a playfully teasing tone upon noticing the particularly strong emphasis Colette has placed on Jack's name) Is that a bit of concern I detect? Ice Queen got a soft spot?
--> Colette ([[CrushBlush blushing deeply in embarrassment]] and [[{{Tsundere}} in an adorably flustered tone]]): Absolutely not. [[BlatantLies I...I just want to make sure they do it correctly, that's all]. And besides, I could ask the same of you.
--> Yolanda: ([[LuminescentBlush proceeds to blush in embarrassment as well]])
* Much like in Prehistoric Earth's equivalent of this scene, Leon and Jack initially attempt stalling tactics to delay their work at feeding the dunkleosteus. Unfortunately for them, Captain Stavros is on duty at the sonar emittors attached to the dunkleosteus tank, and he's not in the mood for their crap. And so, upon hearing them agree to a 'best out of 71' deal for a 'Rock, Paper, Scissors' game to determine which of them will initiate the feeding, he just rolls his eyes and shuts off the sonar deterrents while also activating the sonar cue to signal feeding time. At which point the duo have just enough time to engage in a silent OhCrap at the sight of the four dunkleosteus gathering around beneath the feeding platform they're on and for Leon to [[LampshadeHanging lampshade]] his and Jack's ButtMonkey status before they hurriedly get to work on feeding the hungry fish.
--> Leon: Why does this always happen to us?
* Immediately after Alice has successfully gotten a subadult male Florida jaguar through the portal, she turns around to face Drew and Adrian with pride and asks them how she did. Cut to Adrian gaping open mouthed in awe at her before then closing his mouth, grinning widely, and giving her a double thumbs up.
* Colette tells Nikolai and Kyle that Leon and Jack actually did a lot better at feeding the dunkleosteus then initially expected. But how do Leon and Jack feel about their efforts at this task in a scene that unfolds before this moment?
--> Jack: (dripping wet) Well, that was a disaster.
--> Leon: (likewise sopping wet) You got that right.
* Kyle rather bemusedly (and somewhat irritably) lampshades the apparent RuleOfThree in regards to the rescue of a smilodon species over the course of all three times so far that Drew and the rescue team have traveled to the Pleistocene period.
--> Kyle: Does Drew have a smilodon fetish? It seems like every time he goes back to the Pleistocene, he brings some back.
* On a similar note, Kyle and Nikolai are once again at loggerheads with each other, with their latest minor scuffle only being interrupted when Colette drops by to provide a status update on Jack and Leon, complete with the following amusing {{Callback}} to a previous line from Stavros back in ''Devils of the Deep'':
--> Colette: [[BrickJoke Sorry to interrupt what was clearly a stimulating discussion.]]
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* In a humorous reminder of Drew's implied ChallengeSeeker status, he seems almost disappointed after he reveals how Theodore had chosen for castoroides to be the target of this episode's mission specifically because it would make a good 'breather' after the last few crazy escapades the team has engaged in for the sake of rescue missions.
* The following exchange between Colette and Yolanda while they're in a dunkleosteus viewing area and waiting for Jack and Leon's efforts at feeding the placoderms to begin:
--> Colette: Do you think Drew's being a bit extreme with this? I understand that Leon and Jack need to prove they can work together, but...
--> Yolanda: (in a playfully teasing tone upon noticing the particularly strong emphasis Colette has placed on Jack's name) Is that a bit of concern I detect? Ice Queen got a soft spot?
--> Colette ([[CrushBlush blushing deeply in embarrassment]] and [[{{Tsundere}} in an adorably flustered tone]]): Absolutely not. [[BlatantLies I...I just want to make sure they do it correctly, that's all]. And besides, I could ask the same of you.
--> Yolanda: ([[LuminescentBlush proceeds to blush in embarrassment as well]])
* Much like in Prehistoric Earth's equivalent of this scene, Leon and Jack initially attempt stalling tactics to delay their work at feeding the dunkleosteus. Unfortunately for them, Captain Stavros is on duty at the sonar emittors attached to the dunkleosteus tank, and he's not in the mood for their crap. And so, upon hearing them agree to a 'best out of 71' deal for a 'Rock, Paper, Scissors' game to determine which of them will initiate the feeding, he just rolls his eyes and shuts off the sonar deterrents while also activating the sonar cue to signal feeding time. At which point the duo have just enough time to engage in a silent OhCrap at the sight of the four dunkleosteus gathering around beneath the feeding platform they're on and for Leon to [[LampshadeHanging lampshade]] his and Jack's ButtMonkey status before they hurriedly get to work on feeding the hungry fish.
--> Leon: Why does this always happen to us?
* Immediately after Alice has successfully gotten a subadult male Florida jaguar through the portal, she turns around to face Drew and Adrian with pride and asks them how she did. Cut to Adrian gaping open mouthed in awe at her before then closing his mouth, grinning widely, and giving her a double thumbs up.
* Colette tells Nikolai and Kyle that Leon and Jack actually did a lot better at feeding the dunkleosteus then initially expected. But how do Leon and Jack feel about their efforts at this task in a scene that unfolds before this moment?
--> Jack: (dripping wet) Well, that was a disaster.
--> Leon: (likewise sopping wet) You got that right.
* Kyle rather bemusedly (and somewhat irritably) lampshades the apparent RuleOfThree in regards to the rescue of a smilodon species over the course of all three times so far that Drew and the rescue team have traveled to the Pleistocene period.
--> Kyle: Does Drew have a smilodon fetish? It seems like every time he goes back to the Pleistocene, he brings some back.
* On a similar note, Kyle and Nikolai are once again at loggerheads with each other, with their latest minor scuffle only being interrupted when Colette drops by to provide a status update on Jack and Leon, complete with the following amusing {{Callback}} to a previous line from Stavros back in ''Devils of the Deep'':
--> Colette: [[BrickJoke Sorry to interrupt what was clearly a stimulating discussion.]]
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* Compared to the ones they undergo much later in the episode, the 1st couple of scuffles Leon and Jack get into are somewhat hilarious at the same time by virtue of just how much more lowkey they are in comparison to the ones they undergo later, just how irritated Leon gets, and the fact that Jack's comments against Leon aren't entirely unfounded.
* Over the course of Kyle and Linda's efforts at figuring out what's causing the dimetrodon to act somewhat more aggressive than usual, the former is seriously considering all possible options as well as the information they currently have regarding the dimetrodons and their recent behavior. And when he finally reaches a proper final conclusion as to the reasoning behind the increased aggression...[[MoodWhiplash he very abruptly bursts out laughing]], much to Linda's understandable confusion. Even ''Rommel'' [[AnimalReactionShot seems to direct a perplexed look Kyle's way just like Linda does]].
* As irritating as it no doubt must feel for Adrian and Alice to so far have made very little progress in their efforts to train the teratornis duo into lessening their aggression, plus as somewhat saddening and irritating as it is when Adrian reveals ([[AsYouKnow to the audience that is]]) that Drew apparently once again ignored his warnings against trying to have Leon and Jack directly work together without someone to supervise and rein them in, it is also somewhat funny just how difficult of a job the duo are having in trying to reduce the aggression of what is essentially a pair of vultures.
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* Compared to the ones they undergo much later in the episode, the 1st couple of scuffles Leon and Jack get into are somewhat hilarious at the same time by virtue of just how much more lowkey they are in comparison to the ones they undergo later, just how irritated Leon gets, and the fact that Jack's comments against Leon aren't entirely unfounded.
* Over the course of Kyle and Linda's efforts at figuring out what's causing the dimetrodon to act somewhat more aggressive than usual, the former is seriously considering all possible options as well as the information they currently have regarding the dimetrodons and their recent behavior. And when he finally reaches a proper final conclusion as to the reasoning behind the increased aggression...[[MoodWhiplash he very abruptly bursts out laughing]], much to Linda's understandable confusion. Even ''Rommel'' [[AnimalReactionShot seems to direct a perplexed look Kyle's way just like Linda does]].
* As irritating as it no doubt must feel for Adrian and Alice to so far have made very little progress in their efforts to train the teratornis duo into lessening their aggression, plus as somewhat saddening and irritating as it is when Adrian reveals ([[AsYouKnow to the audience that is]]) that Drew apparently once again ignored his warnings against trying to have Leon and Jack directly work together without someone to supervise and rein them in, it is also somewhat funny just how difficult of a job the duo are having in trying to reduce the aggression of what is essentially a pair of vultures.
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--> Drew (with a smile on his face): Well, that's surprisingly easy - I'm almost disappointed that there isn't more of a challenge.
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--> Drew (with a smile on his face): Well, that's surprisingly easy - [[ChallengeSeeker I'm almost disappointed that there isn't more of a challenge.challenge]].
