Mr. Ping explaining to Po that to make something special you just have to bel...
Po states that he was dreaming about noodles which Mr. Ping finds hard to bel...
Po asking Mr. Ping if he never had other dreams. He admits to having wanted t...
Mr. Ping delighted that Po is about to fulfill his destiny in that he is almo...
Mr. Ping to Po when he suggests not only taking the noodle cart but also bean...
Po admitting to his dad that he did not have the noodle dream but that he wan...
Oogway chooses the Panda for the Dragon Scroll to the amazement of all of tho...
Mr. Ping praising his son as the great warrior for which Po thanks him.
Mr. Ping to Po about his destiny at the noodle shop still awaiting him.
Mr. Ping revealing to Po that the secret ingredient in the soup is nothing to...
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