Yes, no, maybe, I don't know, can you repeat the question?

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Calvin wasn't exactly sure what was going on with the poll on the message board (although he and Hobbes had a spirited debate about whether Hobbes could write himself in as a contestant) but its appearance reminded him that he had his own survey to conduct.

Accordingly, about half an hour later he was knocking on the door of the Toon Town Hall, wearing a backpack (with Hobbes' head poking out of the opening) and holding a clipboard.

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"The lyrics aren't very good in either," said Calvin a bit apologetically, as he marked down their answers. "But for a theme song you don't want poetry. You want to appeal to the common denominator."

"Which is something you seldom do otherwise, of course."

"Right! Wait." He glared at Hobbes. "You know, I'm not so sure about the widespread appeal of sarcastic tigers."

Solemnly, "If I see any, I'll be sure to warn them."

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The Doctor chuckled.

“Ah, but don’t underestimate the smart people. They’re the ones who are going to be trying to throw the monkey wrenches in you new regime.”

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"Or working for you, if they know what's good for them," the Master said, breezily. "As for widespread appeal, people tend to be rather impressed tigers and lions and the like. I wouldn't worry about him."

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"As well they should be," said Hobbes, fluffing up a bit.

"You've never had him pounce on you at three in the morning when you're coming back from the bathroom," Calvin pointed out a little crossly. "You've got to worry a little with a homicidal psycho jungle cat, especially as your best friend."

"That's part of why we're impressive," rejoined Hobbes, not at all abashed.

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The Doctor cocked his head to the side, slyly.

"Would you believe me if I told you I knew almost exactly what you mean?"