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  • 7 OF 9: Get out of bed.

  • Resistance is futile.

  • Wake up and assimilate the day.

  • Get out of bed.

  • Resistance is futile.

  • Wake up and assimilate the day.

  • I wonder if I could ever date a woman like Jeri Ryan.

  • That too is futile.

  • Okay, that's enough out of you.

  • Do not touch me.

  • Then how do I turn you off?

  • Believe me, I am plenty turned off right now.

  • Clock tease.

  • [GRUNTING]

  • Whoa!

  • Dogbert, why are you trying to kill the mailman?

  • I'm just seeing how much he can carry.

  • He's up to seven times his own weight.

  • Neither rain nor sleet nor...

  • Oh, the hell with that... help!

  • I'd put an end to this cruel game

  • except we're saving a fortune on heating bills.

  • [EXPLOSION]

  • [music]

  • [CHANTING]

  • [ELECTRICITY CRACKLING]

  • What makes these gift catalogs?

  • Doesn't anything qualify as a gift

  • if you give it to someone?

  • I think they mean it's stuff you wouldn't

  • in a million years buy for yourself.

  • If you wouldn't buy it for yourself,

  • then who needs someone to buy it for you?

  • It's the thought that counts.

  • On that same topic, it's your mother's birthday next week.

  • Oh, no, not again.

  • So soon?

  • It seems like only a year ago

  • I was giving her something she hates.

  • Help! I can't swim!

  • You're not going to drown.

  • You're just covered with catalogs.

  • Then, uh, help! I can't read!

  • Why don't you get your mom something from the mall?

  • No!

  • Oh, yes, I forgot.

  • The unspeakable event from your youth.

  • Don't you think it's time you got over that?

  • I'm sure I can find the perfect present for mom

  • without leaving this couch.

  • Today, we'll be featuring our special line of moonconium gems,

  • as black and sooty as real moon rocks.

  • Plus, they're guaranteed for three months.

  • Moonconium?

  • But first,

  • the latest in high-tech surveillance equipment,

  • straight from the tattered remains

  • of the cash-desperate former K.G.B.

  • Hand me the phone.

  • My mother does not want spy gear for her birthday.

  • It's not for HER; IT'S TO USE ON her.

  • We'll find out exactly what she wants.

  • It's wrong.

  • But I would like an excuse to buy some spy equipment.

  • This is insane.

  • Wait, target in motion.

  • She's headed for the den.

  • MOTHER: Yes, officer, there's two of them.

  • A big one and a small one.

  • I don't know what they're doing,

  • but they've been out there for hours.

  • I think they might be aiming some kind of ray at my house.

  • [OFFICER SPEAKING GIBBERISH]

  • I suppose they could be terrorists

  • now that you mention it.

  • Or maybe our own people.

  • I've written some strong letters to the fed

  • about monetary policy.

  • All right, I think we've gathered enough intelligence.

  • Stop and we'll shoot!

  • Stop and WE'LL SHOOT?

  • If you're going to shoot why should we stop?

  • Well, it would be a lot easier for us.

  • The targets at the shooting range don't run.

  • Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

  • That if I get a head start running,

  • your body will shield me from the spray of bullets?

  • Hold your fire. They're running.

  • Asok, could you clean that up?

  • Uh! I am an engineering intern, not a coffee cleaner-upper.

  • Alice, could you clean up the coffee spill?

  • Our intern has suddenly discovered dignity.

  • Sure. No problem.

  • I don't mind.

  • See? She doesn't have a...

  • There you go.

  • Why don't you just get your mom a gift certificate?

  • No, I got her cash last year.

  • She said it was insulting.

  • A gift certificate is completely different from cash.

  • No, it's not.

  • They're both pieces of paper you can exchange

  • for goods and services.

  • You're missing the point.

  • Actually, a gift certificate is worse than cash,

  • because you can only use it in one place.

  • And it expires.

  • At least it shows some thought.

  • It shows defective thought.

  • You're trading perfectly good money

  • for something that does the same thing,

  • only not as well.

  • Oh, one other thing, Dilbert.

  • Shut up.

  • Why do you not go to the mall of shopping?

  • Yeah, Dilbert, why don't you just get her something

  • at the mall?

  • Dilbert, you okay?

  • [PANTS]

  • I'm totally fine.

  • What are you accusing me of?

  • Everyone's afraid of something.

  • I don't want to talk about it.

  • Well, back to work.

  • You know, if we try to get to the bottom of this,

  • it could kill the whole morning.

  • And yet it would look exactly like work

  • to the casual observer.

  • I'm in.

  • Come on, Dilbert, it's me, your old pal.

  • What's the point of an office friendship

  • if you don't expose each other's weaknesses

  • and then ridicule them?

  • He's right, Dilbert.

  • All most of us have to get us through the day

  • is knowing that we're slightly better than somebody else.

  • Fine. Fine!

  • I'll tell you why I'm... uncomfortable going to the mall.

  • It all happened when I was five years old.

  • My father took me to the mall for the first time.

  • Daddy, I think those machines are calling me.

  • Ooh... ooh! Ooh.

  • When we get home I'll see if there's

  • some sort of prescription drug to dull your spirit,

  • but right now we need to buy your mother a birthday gift.

  • DADBERT: All you can eat.

  • All you can eat.

  • We'll see about that.

  • Oh... ooh... oh...

  • Daddy?

  • Daddy? Daddy? Daddy?

  • What's the matter, little boy?

  • Are you lost?

  • Where are your parents?

  • Did they leave you all alone?

  • No, no my father's over...

  • Where? What does he look like?

  • He-he looks big and, uh, he's got a hat, he's... Daddy?

  • Daddy?

  • Daddy? Daddy? Daddy?

  • [PANTS]

  • And I never saw my father again.

  • [SOBBING]

  • [SOBBING LOUDLY]

  • I will take you to the mall, Dilbert.

  • I will help you find your father,

  • and I will buy some batteries while I'm there.

  • Wally, this is so unlike you.

  • Why are you offering to help me?

  • I'm out of batteries.

  • It just came in the mail.

  • It's the greatest breakthrough in market research since the...

  • Other one.

  • I was going to say other one.

  • You boys from marketing have done it again.

  • You're like the three...

  • Guys from marketing who bring us things like this.

  • Does it get HBO?

  • According to the directions

  • you just strap it on some sucker's head,

  • and it records his excitement level

  • when exposed to various shopping stimuli.

  • We need to test it out on someone who shops.

  • I.E. A "shopper."

  • Oh.

  • This is so sexist.

  • I am not the only person in this room who shops.

  • Where'd you get the clothes you're wearing?

  • I won these clothes in a contest.

  • I always pick up an extra suitcase

  • at the airport luggage carousel.

  • We're wearing his hand-me-downs.

  • Sometimes I just find stuff after I talk!

  • Ooh.

  • Oh, just give me that stupid thing.

  • Time to see how my stocks are doing.

  • Hello, and welcome to Moviefone.

  • If you know the name of the movie you'd like to see,

  • press one.

  • I... B... M...

  • You have purchased tickets for GRUESOME CARNAGE

  • at the Bigmall Cineplex.

  • If this purchase is correct, press one.

  • I... B... M...

  • Thank you.

  • Oh, the heck with this.

  • This thing never works anyway.

  • Maybe I'll duck out and catch a flick.

  • Hmm, Gruesome Carnage IS AT THE BIGMALL CINEPLEX.

  • I'm there.

  • I can't believe I've finally returned

  • to the source of all my childhood angst.

  • I feel like this is where I'll either conquer my demons

  • or be destroyed by them.

  • [CAR ALARMS SOUNDING]

  • You got any gum?

  • Ah! Is that so you don't have to confront your fear?

  • This, my friend,

  • is the latest in virtual-reality parking technology.

  • If there's a parking space in here, I'll find it.

  • What's wrong with following someone

  • with a bunch of packages to their car?

  • Too risky.

  • And...

  • There... the perfect spot.

  • WALLY: Could somebody hit three, please?

  • Uh, let's see.

  • We're here.

  • We are?

  • Aren't we?

  • I suppose.

  • I could be wrong.

  • If we're not here, then where are we?

  • And if we are here

  • where is here?

  • Isn't here there?

  • I would think here is here.

  • You would.

  • Here's there.

  • There's here.

  • [SIGHS]

  • [GRUNTING]

  • This isn't working.

  • I told you we should buy the oxygen

  • not just the masks.

  • I just can't bring myself to buy oxygen.

  • [ELEVATOR CHIMES]

  • Uh, this is us.

  • [SCREAMING]

  • [CHAINSAW BUZZING]

  • Hey, that's the J-400 model.

  • That's the same one I have.

  • That'll cut through a limb

  • like it's a roll of cookie dough.

  • Once, I was giving myself a haircut

  • and I darn near severed my...

  • Will you shut up?

  • Uh, Wally, I think we're about to be attacked.

  • Oh, don't worry about the natives.

  • "Natives"?

  • Yeah. They're the mall natives.

  • They're a primitive society that live in the mall.

  • Why do they live in the mall?

  • Legend has it they came

  • for the early morning power walks

  • and just stayed.

  • Barnes and Nobles, Payless, Bigboy.

  • Nordstrom Discount, Spencer Gift.

  • He says you look familiar.

  • He does?

  • Who do I look like?

  • Uh, let's see, uh...

  • Natural Wonders, Gap Kids, Waldenbook?

  • Uh, See's Candy... J.C. Penney...

  • J. Crew... Hot dog On A Stick...

  • J. Crew... Body Shop...

  • Limited... Limited Too...

  • Montgomery Ward...

  • Limited Too... Disney Store...

  • Wetzels Pretzels.

  • They say there's a legend

  • of a man who looks a lot like you

  • living at the mall,

  • not because he can't escape,

  • but because he likes it here.

  • Cineplex Odeon! Uh-huh, uh-huh, Cineplex!

  • Cineplex Odeon! Cineplex! Cineplex!

  • Do they know where the Red Oyster is?

  • Do they know how to get there?

  • Mm... Blockbuster Video, A.T.M.

  • Restoration Hardware, Lens Crafters, Robinson Mayu?

  • NATIVES: Sbarro! Sbarro!

  • They fear the food court.

  • Great.

  • Gap for Kids! Sears Roebuck!

  • Victoria's Secret!

  • That's right, fear it--

  • A $50,000 spending limit and just 7.4% interest.

  • Ooh, that was a good one.

  • I'll bet you can't fling that nun

  • into the decorative fountain.

  • I couldn't do that.

  • Oh.

  • It's a simple matter of aerodynamics.

  • You'd never get the distance with the nun...

  • But you see this next guy?

  • GUARD: With the huge pants?

  • He'll glide like a flying squirrel.

  • Yo, this is totally spodatious!

  • [LAUGHING]: Hey...

  • Do it again, do it again.

  • All right, one more.

  • Why are people flying off the escalator?

  • And what happened to Dogbert?

  • And why do I think those questions are related?

  • We must not concern ourselves

  • with questions beyond our realm.

  • Now, we must focus on the task at hand.

  • We're lost.

  • I'm going to ask directions.

  • Excuse me.

  • This is all we have as far as you're concerned.

  • I'm not here to shop.

  • I need directions to the Red Oyster Restaurant.

  • Go out that way, turn left...

  • Yes, "turn left"...

  • And don't come back.

  • Thanks.

  • Alice is excited by the prospect

  • of purchasing those shoes.

  • This can't be right.

  • I'm an engineer.

  • I wear shoes to protect my feet,

  • not because they look pretty.

  • Shut up!

  • If we go down this hall,

  • leap off the mezzanine onto the custom t-shirt cart,

  • then we can drop a rope, swing into Victoria's Secret,

  • and set up camp for the night.

  • Daddy?

  • Daddy!

  • Alice! Wally! Asok!

  • What's the matter with him?

  • Drunk.

  • Maybe he just seems drunk.

  • Maybe he's got that disease.

  • Alcoholism?

  • Yeah, that's it.

  • All you can eat.

  • All... you... can... eat.

  • Dad?

  • Dilbert. Is that you?

  • Yes! It's me!

  • Dad, what are you doing here?

  • Quite simply... I'm not done.

  • But why continue?

  • Why not just come home?

  • I can't, son.

  • I know it's hard to understand,

  • but it's "all you can eat".

  • I don't UNDERSTAND.

  • Why is that so important to you?

  • In the beginning, it was just a challenge.

  • Man against buffet.

  • Human pitted against an ever-changing array

  • of hot and cold dishes,

  • but I can't give up now, son.

  • What would you think of me then?

  • Couldn't you call it a draw?

  • I mean, you put up a heck of a fight.

  • I thought about it,

  • but it became more than a contest of wills.

  • "All you can eat" isn't just a pricing plan.

  • It's a philosophy, a way of life.

  • A commitment.

  • And we must honor our commitments.

  • Remember, Dilbert, at the "all you can eat" buffet,

  • the only obstacle is yourself,

  • or an obstructed colon.

  • Does that mean you won't leave?

  • Only when I'm finished.

  • It's my moral duty to fill my plate up

  • again and again and again.

  • If you don't fill yourself up, Dilbert,

  • then you're empty.

  • See what I mean, son?

  • I think so.

  • Son, you will never find what you seek

  • until you stop looking.

  • For instance, for years,

  • they stopped serving Jell-o mold

  • until I stopped seeking it.

  • Sure enough, there it was in three new colors--

  • lime, raspberry, and mango.

  • Do you follow me, Dilbert?

  • Yes, Dad.

  • Good.

  • I must go to the buffet now, my son.

  • Because you're hungry?

  • It's like I'm talking to the broccoli.

  • Uh, goodbye, Dilbert.

  • Tell your mother...

  • They have pie.

  • But... but...

  • Goodbye... Dad.

  • Okay. We can go.

  • Finally.

  • Where's the parking stub?

  • We need to get it validated.

  • I gave it to you.

  • No, you didn't. I gave it to you.

  • No way.

  • Maybe you gave it to Asok.

  • Me? I never touched that ticket.

  • Well, now we're going to have to pay the maximum charge.

  • We?

  • Huh! It's your car, buddy.

  • Can't we split it?

  • Sure, you two can.

  • I will take public transportation.

  • I dare you.

  • This is amazing!

  • Who buys this kind of crap?

  • That's it!

  • Stupid lying hat!

  • Let's see...

  • Oh, the husband is the killer!

  • Um...

  • Oh, the president and the waitress are the same person!

  • [CHUCKLING]

  • Ooh, this is a good one.

  • It turns out the human scientist

  • is actually working for THE ALIENS!

  • You'd never have guessed it.

  • Wait!

  • Did you know that popcorn is mostly air?

  • And it's marked up over 5,000%!

  • You're paying for overpriced air!

  • Wake up, people!

  • There he is!

  • Chase him down!

  • Come on, one more!

  • Oh, all right.

  • I bet this is how Cirque du Soleil got started.

  • Thank you, Dogbert. This is very nice.

  • There's only one like it.

  • You always get me the nicest things, Dogbert.

  • And Ratbert got me

  • some unidentified thing with saliva on it.

  • There's lots more where that came from.

  • I'm sure there is, dear.

  • Thank you.

  • And last...

  • But not least.

  • Whatever.

  • Dilbert got me a gift certificate.

  • Oh, and look--

  • It's got a little expiration date

  • right there in the corner.

  • You hate it, don't you?

  • Oh, I love it, dear.

  • You've traded your money for something

  • that's just like money but much more restricted.

  • I kind of ran out of time.

  • At the mall.

  • You went to the mall... for me?

  • Well...

  • Yeah.

  • You're terrified of the mall.

  • Yeah.

  • Oh, and there's this.

  • Oh, my.

  • Well...

  • At least he looks well-fed.

  • That he is.

  • Did he say anything, Dilbert?

  • Did he say anything?

  • He said...

  • "There's pie."

  • [music]

7 OF 9: Get out of bed.

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Dilbert 02x01 The Gift ( español english CC) (Dilbert 02x01 The Gift ( español english CC))

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