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Script

Ash: You've been selected to recieve this sneak peek about a phenomenon called Pokémon. A hit TV show, a Game Boy game, and loads of other cool things that are about to take America by storm!!! Chorus: Gotta catch 'em all, gotta catch 'em all! Eric Stuart: A sneak peek at Pokémon. (music plays) Hillary Ketchum: Well, it all starts with the TV show, September 7. My nephew, Ash, he just turned 10, is the show's star. His dream is to become a Pokémon master. This is no easy task. First of all, Ash has to capture all of these little Pokémon things. And they're pretty tricky. (a segment from EP003 plays) Hillary Ketchum: Each one is totally different from the other, and - are you ready for this? - there are 150 of them! And you gotta catch 'em all! (a segment from the Pokérap plays) Eric Stuart: Wait! There's more! Trey: Well, there's Brock. He's a good guy. Ash challenged him once at the gym in Pewter City. But now they're buds and they're on the journey together. Troy: And then, Team Rocket, they're bad - really bad. (a segment from EP006 plays) Troy: They want to steal Pikachu away from Ash to fulfill their evil boss's diabolical plan for total domination. (a segment exclusive to the sneak peek plays) Eric Stuart: Pika-who? Mr. Carlson: I was glad to find out that Ash's first Pokémon was in fact little Pikachu. And OK, Pikachu doesn't like being transported in the Poké Ball, and it doesn't talk much, and when it does, all it can say is Pikachu. (a segment from EP001 plays) Mr. Carlson: Don't be deceived. These little cheeks unleash electric potential and electromotive forces equal to the difference of a constant current of 1000 amperes when the power dissipates between points - well, let's just say that little Pikachu can zap you. (another segment from EP001 plays) Mr. Carlson: What I like best about Ash and Pikachu, though, is how they bonded - loyalty. Now there's a quality you can't teach in the classroom. (a third segment from EP001 plays) Eric Stuart: Who's the readhead? Amy: Misty met Ash when he took her bike to get Pikachu to a hospital. But it got burned to a crisp by one of Pikachu's electrical bolts. So now she's on the journey with them. But I don't see the point. Misty doesn't need Ash. She's got skills of her own. You should see her do battle with her Water Pokémon. She really knows her strategy. She's even brave enough to take on Team Rocket all by herself. (a segment from EP002 plays)