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1 00:00:05,041 00:00:07,375 ♪ Look at that sun Look at that sky ♪ ♪ Look at that sun Look at that sky ♪
2 00:00:07,458 00:00:09,709 ♪ Look at my sweater vest I look so fly ♪ ♪ Look at my sweater vest I look so fly ♪
3 00:00:09,792 00:00:12,458 ♪ Look at that mailbox Look at that tree ♪ ♪ Look at that mailbox Look at that tree ♪
4 00:00:12,542 00:00:15,166 ♪ It's about as beautiful as it can be ♪ ♪ It's about as beautiful as it can be ♪
5 00:00:15,250 00:00:17,667 ♪ Whoa ♪ Whoa
6 00:00:17,750 00:00:20,166 ♪ Today is gonna be exceptional ♪ ♪ Today is gonna be exceptional ♪
7 00:00:20,250 00:00:22,291 ♪ Never boring even for a minute ♪ ♪ Never boring even for a minute ♪
8 00:00:22,375 00:00:25,000 ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪ ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪
9 00:00:25,291 00:00:30,166 ♪ Whoa, whoa ♪ ♪ Whoa, whoa ♪
10 00:00:30,667 00:00:32,500 ♪ Never boring even for a minute ♪ ♪ Never boring even for a minute ♪
11 00:00:32,583 00:00:35,333 ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪ ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪
12 00:00:41,166 00:00:43,166 [Zack] Oh, here's some more parking meters. Do it again. [Zack] Oh, here's some more parking meters. Do it again.
13 00:00:43,250 00:00:44,750 [Milo] It doesn't happen every time. [Milo] It doesn't happen every time.
14 00:00:46,041 00:00:48,000 -[meter dings] -Uh-huh? Right there. Bam. -[meter dings] -Uh-huh? Right there. Bam.
15 00:00:48,083 00:00:50,000 -[meter dings] -Like clockwork. -[meter dings] -Like clockwork.
16 00:00:51,917 00:00:53,125 Except for this one. Except for this one.
17 00:00:53,208 00:00:55,041 See? It's not always guaranteed. See? It's not always guaranteed.
18 00:00:55,417 00:00:56,333 [both gasp] [both gasp]
19 00:00:58,667 00:01:00,458 Huh. Man, it's like... Huh. Man, it's like...
20 00:01:02,250 00:01:03,500 It's like... It's like...
21 00:01:05,917 00:01:07,166 It's like... It's like...
22 00:01:09,917 00:01:11,500 It's like poetry. It's like poetry.
23 00:01:13,917 00:01:14,917 Melissa? Melissa?
24 00:01:15,458 00:01:17,500 -What's the matter? -Oh, hi, guys. -What's the matter? -Oh, hi, guys.
25 00:01:17,583 00:01:19,834 I just found out they're going to dismantle Ol' Bessie. I just found out they're going to dismantle Ol' Bessie.
26 00:01:19,917 00:01:21,875 I'm hoping Ol' Bessie isn't a person. I'm hoping Ol' Bessie isn't a person.
27 00:01:21,959 00:01:24,500 No, she's that old clock in town square. No, she's that old clock in town square.
28 00:01:26,041 00:01:27,583 [Zack] The clock is named Bessie? [Zack] The clock is named Bessie?
29 00:01:27,667 00:01:29,041 They name everything in this town. They name everything in this town.
30 00:01:29,125 00:01:30,333 This bus stop is named Steve. This bus stop is named Steve.
31 00:01:30,417 00:01:31,417 Its full name is Steven. Its full name is Steven.
32 00:01:31,500 00:01:33,834 Wow, you seem really upset about Ol' Bessie. Wow, you seem really upset about Ol' Bessie.
33 00:01:33,917 00:01:35,542 Well, she's kind of like family. Well, she's kind of like family.
34 00:01:35,625 00:01:38,000 She was built by my great-grandmother, Abigail Chase. She was built by my great-grandmother, Abigail Chase.
35 00:01:38,083 00:01:40,166 [Milo] Your great-grandmother was a clock maker? [Milo] Your great-grandmother was a clock maker?
36 00:01:40,250 00:01:43,208 Not just a clock maker, but a full-fledged inventor. Not just a clock maker, but a full-fledged inventor.
37 00:01:43,291 00:01:45,458 She invented the first primitive version of texting. She invented the first primitive version of texting.
38 00:01:46,000 00:01:48,583 And how the elephant got in my pajamas, I'll never know. And how the elephant got in my pajamas, I'll never know.
39 00:01:51,291 00:01:52,625 Even though I never knew her, Even though I never knew her,
40 00:01:52,709 00:01:54,750 I always felt a connection with Great-Grandma Abigail, I always felt a connection with Great-Grandma Abigail,
41 00:01:54,834 00:01:57,166 and I was so proud every time I walked by that clock. and I was so proud every time I walked by that clock.
42 00:01:57,250 00:01:59,375 I can't believe they can just tear it down. I can't believe they can just tear it down.
43 00:01:59,458 00:02:01,166 Isn't it a historical landmark? Isn't it a historical landmark?
44 00:02:01,250 00:02:04,250 Yes. But the city sold the land to a developer last year. Yes. But the city sold the land to a developer last year.
45 00:02:04,333 00:02:05,625 That land was called Reginald. That land was called Reginald.
46 00:02:05,709 00:02:08,500 And according to the law, if the clock stops working, And according to the law, if the clock stops working,
47 00:02:08,583 00:02:10,208 the new owner can tear it down. the new owner can tear it down.
48 00:02:10,291 00:02:12,333 Well, the clock stopped ticking yesterday at 5:00, Well, the clock stopped ticking yesterday at 5:00,
49 00:02:12,417 00:02:14,792 and if she isn't fixed by tonight, no more Bessie. and if she isn't fixed by tonight, no more Bessie.
50 00:02:14,875 00:02:16,375 We should do something about it. We should do something about it.
51 00:02:16,458 00:02:17,750 You guys would help? You guys would help?
52 00:02:19,291 00:02:21,291 Old school. Nice. Old school. Nice.
53 00:02:22,375 00:02:24,208 [upbeat music playing] [upbeat music playing]
54 00:02:31,250 00:02:32,250 [Monogram] Morning, Agent P. [Monogram] Morning, Agent P.
55 00:02:32,333 00:02:34,458 Doofenshmirtz is up to something new, Doofenshmirtz is up to something new,
56 00:02:34,542 00:02:37,333 and I think you know how I feel about things that are new. and I think you know how I feel about things that are new.
57 00:02:37,417 00:02:38,709 He doesn't like it. He doesn't like it.
58 00:02:38,792 00:02:41,125 I'm wearing new glasses and he's freaking out. I'm wearing new glasses and he's freaking out.
59 00:02:41,208 00:02:43,125 Oh, it's like I don't know who you are! Oh, it's like I don't know who you are!
60 00:02:43,208 00:02:45,750 Anyhoo, now that Doofenshmirtz is no longer evil, Anyhoo, now that Doofenshmirtz is no longer evil,
61 00:02:45,834 00:02:48,208 he's decided to use his Inators to help people. he's decided to use his Inators to help people.
62 00:02:48,291 00:02:51,667 I need you to get out there and stop Doofenshmirtz. I need you to get out there and stop Doofenshmirtz.
63 00:02:54,291 00:02:58,250 Oh, from, uh, accidentally hurting someone while trying to help them. Oh, from, uh, accidentally hurting someone while trying to help them.
64 00:03:03,166 00:03:04,583 How about these glasses? How about these glasses?
65 00:03:04,667 00:03:06,333 Not with those cheekbones. Not with those cheekbones.
66 00:03:06,667 00:03:08,959 [Doofenshmirtz] ♪ Horse in a bookcase... ♪ [Doofenshmirtz] ♪ Horse in a bookcase... ♪
67 00:03:09,041 00:03:10,917 ♪ Horse in a bookcase... ♪ ♪ Horse in a bookcase... ♪
68 00:03:11,417 00:03:12,417 -♪ Horse in a... ♪ -[knocking on door] -♪ Horse in a... ♪ -[knocking on door]
69 00:03:12,500 00:03:13,917 [singers] ♪ Agent P! ♪ [singers] ♪ Agent P! ♪
70 00:03:14,000 00:03:15,834 Perry the Platypus? Is that you? Perry the Platypus? Is that you?
71 00:03:17,458 00:03:18,834 Oh, sorry, Perry the Platypus. Oh, sorry, Perry the Platypus.
72 00:03:18,917 00:03:20,583 I couldn't hear you knocking over the music sting. I couldn't hear you knocking over the music sting.
73 00:03:20,667 00:03:22,000 Anyhoo, since, you know, Anyhoo, since, you know,
74 00:03:22,083 00:03:23,917 I'm going to become the great Professor Time some day, I'm going to become the great Professor Time some day,
75 00:03:24,000 00:03:27,625 I thought I'd better start practicing now being good so it doesn't, you know, I thought I'd better start practicing now being good so it doesn't, you know,
76 00:03:27,709 00:03:29,792 give me whiplash later. give me whiplash later.
77 00:03:29,875 00:03:31,250 I'm... I'm going to start off by solving one of the greatest I'm... I'm going to start off by solving one of the greatest
78 00:03:31,333 00:03:33,166 problems facing mankind. problems facing mankind.
79 00:03:34,291 00:03:35,542 Sidewalk gum! Sidewalk gum!
80 00:03:36,000 00:03:37,542 It's the worst, right? You're walking along and, oh, suddenly, It's the worst, right? You're walking along and, oh, suddenly,
81 00:03:37,625 00:03:39,959 oh, now you have sticky gum on your shoe! oh, now you have sticky gum on your shoe!
82 00:03:40,041 00:03:42,333 And you can't get it off, how are you supposed to get it off? And you can't get it off, how are you supposed to get it off?
83 00:03:42,458 00:03:46,417 You can't touch it! It's been both inside someone's mouth and on the ground. You can't touch it! It's been both inside someone's mouth and on the ground.
84 00:03:46,500 00:03:48,709 That's like the two most disgusting places on Earth! That's like the two most disgusting places on Earth!
85 00:03:48,792 00:03:52,333 But no longer. Behold! The De-Gum-Inator! But no longer. Behold! The De-Gum-Inator!
86 00:03:53,917 00:03:57,375 Now I can rid the city of sticky sidewalk gum forever! Now I can rid the city of sticky sidewalk gum forever!
87 00:03:57,458 00:03:59,250 And, by extension, do good! And, by extension, do good!
88 00:03:59,333 00:04:00,500 I'm gonna take this outside. I'm gonna take this outside.
89 00:04:00,583 00:04:01,583 [tires screech] [tires screech]
90 00:04:01,667 00:04:02,667 [crashing] [crashing]
91 00:04:02,750 00:04:04,417 [chicken clucks, cat yowls] [chicken clucks, cat yowls]
92 00:04:04,500 00:04:06,417 Time to start doing good! Time to start doing good!
93 00:04:07,875 00:04:10,250 [Melissa] We only have until 5:00 p.m. tonight to fix Ol' Bessie. [Melissa] We only have until 5:00 p.m. tonight to fix Ol' Bessie.
94 00:04:10,500 00:04:12,500 Fortunately for us, we've got some help. Fortunately for us, we've got some help.
95 00:04:13,959 00:04:15,250 You guys remember Clyde? You guys remember Clyde?
96 00:04:15,333 00:04:16,583 Hey, Milo! Hey, Zack! Hey, Milo! Hey, Zack!
97 00:04:16,667 00:04:19,375 Clyde Rickenbacker? I didn't know you could fix clocks. Clyde Rickenbacker? I didn't know you could fix clocks.
98 00:04:19,458 00:04:22,250 Well, we've been here for hours, and it's still not working. Well, we've been here for hours, and it's still not working.
99 00:04:22,333 00:04:23,500 So, apparently, we can't. So, apparently, we can't.
100 00:04:23,583 00:04:26,333 [CIDD] Milo, Zack, it is so nice to see you. [CIDD] Milo, Zack, it is so nice to see you.
101 00:04:26,417 00:04:28,291 Aw, he must smell your robot. Aw, he must smell your robot.
102 00:04:28,375 00:04:31,375 -[Milo laughing] -[Zack exclaiming] -[Milo laughing] -[Zack exclaiming]
103 00:04:33,333 00:04:34,792 [CIDD] I am so glad to see you. [CIDD] I am so glad to see you.
104 00:04:34,875 00:04:36,500 [thudding] [thudding]
105 00:04:36,583 00:04:39,208 But also I am not glad because they might tear down Ol' Bessie. But also I am not glad because they might tear down Ol' Bessie.
106 00:04:39,667 00:04:41,000 I don't know, Melissa, I don't know, Melissa,
107 00:04:41,083 00:04:42,709 I don't think we'll be able to fix this clock in time. I don't think we'll be able to fix this clock in time.
108 00:04:42,792 00:04:43,792 I still don't get it. I still don't get it.
109 00:04:43,875 00:04:46,375 Who would buy land with a clock tower on it, Who would buy land with a clock tower on it,
110 00:04:46,458 00:04:48,458 only to tear down the clock tower? only to tear down the clock tower?
111 00:04:48,542 00:04:49,583 [man] I would. [man] I would.
112 00:04:51,875 00:04:53,333 [sighs] Just a minute. [sighs] Just a minute.
113 00:04:53,625 00:04:56,041 Stupid tiny door ruined my entrance. Stupid tiny door ruined my entrance.
114 00:04:59,333 00:05:01,250 Victor Verliezer. Victor Verliezer.
115 00:05:02,083 00:05:03,291 Milo... Milo...
116 00:05:04,375 00:05:06,333 I'm sorry. Uh, what was your last name again? I'm sorry. Uh, what was your last name again?
117 00:05:06,417 00:05:08,333 -Murphy! -Ah, that's right. -Murphy! -Ah, that's right.
118 00:05:09,500 00:05:11,000 [menacingly] Milo Murphy. [menacingly] Milo Murphy.
119 00:05:11,458 00:05:14,125 Victor, why would you want to destroy Ol' Bessie? Victor, why would you want to destroy Ol' Bessie?
120 00:05:14,208 00:05:18,083 Oh, Clyde. This old clock is standing in the way of progress. Oh, Clyde. This old clock is standing in the way of progress.
121 00:05:18,166 00:05:20,750 And that progress is called the V-Clock. And that progress is called the V-Clock.
122 00:05:20,834 00:05:23,959 It's Wi-Fi capable, accurate to a millisecond, and best of all, It's Wi-Fi capable, accurate to a millisecond, and best of all,
123 00:05:24,041 00:05:25,417 the city will have to pay me the city will have to pay me
124 00:05:25,500 00:05:28,834 for an upgrade every year with new operating systems for an upgrade every year with new operating systems
125 00:05:28,917 00:05:31,875 or the clock will turn into a giant killer robot. or the clock will turn into a giant killer robot.
126 00:05:31,959 00:05:33,625 [laughs wickedly] [laughs wickedly]
127 00:05:33,709 00:05:37,500 When the clock doesn't strike 5:00 tonight, it's "bye-bye Bessie," When the clock doesn't strike 5:00 tonight, it's "bye-bye Bessie,"
128 00:05:38,500 00:05:40,333 Hello, V-Clock. Hello, V-Clock.
129 00:05:41,417 00:05:42,709 I really don't like that guy. I really don't like that guy.
130 00:05:42,792 00:05:44,458 Wow, I've never seen Milo so angry. Wow, I've never seen Milo so angry.
131 00:05:44,542 00:05:47,333 I have. Once, some squirrels ran off with his sandwich. I have. Once, some squirrels ran off with his sandwich.
132 00:05:47,417 00:05:49,291 What do squirrels even want with tuna? What do squirrels even want with tuna?
133 00:05:49,375 00:05:51,792 They never come across it in the wild. It's just weird! They never come across it in the wild. It's just weird!
134 00:05:51,875 00:05:54,417 But Milo's right to be mad. We can't let Victor win. But Milo's right to be mad. We can't let Victor win.
135 00:05:54,709 00:05:58,250 I agree, but CIDD and I have been trying to fix this old relic for hours. I agree, but CIDD and I have been trying to fix this old relic for hours.
136 00:05:58,333 00:06:00,333 I'm not sure what else we can do. I'm not sure what else we can do.
137 00:06:01,333 00:06:02,959 We can't keep up. We can't keep up.
138 00:06:03,041 00:06:06,208 Don't worry, you guys. I have a lot of experience fixing things. Don't worry, you guys. I have a lot of experience fixing things.
139 00:06:06,667 00:06:07,792 There you go. There you go.
140 00:06:08,667 00:06:10,875 Or maybe more things will break just because you're here. Or maybe more things will break just because you're here.
141 00:06:10,959 00:06:12,375 Well, we're gonna have to take our chances. Well, we're gonna have to take our chances.
142 00:06:12,750 00:06:14,458 But if we're going to fix Ol' Bessie, But if we're going to fix Ol' Bessie,
143 00:06:14,542 00:06:16,417 we'll have to start at the top. we'll have to start at the top.
144 00:06:19,000 00:06:21,500 ♪ The passage of time is tricky ♪ ♪ The passage of time is tricky ♪
145 00:06:21,583 00:06:23,166 ♪ When your clock's not ticking ♪ ♪ When your clock's not ticking ♪
146 00:06:23,250 00:06:24,542 ♪ Let's get to work quickly ♪ ♪ Let's get to work quickly ♪
147 00:06:24,625 00:06:28,375 ♪ Got to get the keys clicking somewhere ♪ ♪ Got to get the keys clicking somewhere ♪
148 00:06:33,291 00:06:35,375 ♪ We're just gods in the machinery ♪ ♪ We're just gods in the machinery ♪
149 00:06:35,458 00:06:36,417 ♪ Maybe I'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ Maybe I'm a dreamer ♪
150 00:06:36,500 00:06:38,792 ♪ We don't need a change of scenery ♪ ♪ We don't need a change of scenery ♪
151 00:06:38,875 00:06:42,583 ♪ ...today ♪ ♪ ...today ♪
152 00:06:47,375 00:06:48,667 ♪ It's hard to get a reading ♪ ♪ It's hard to get a reading ♪
153 00:06:48,750 00:06:50,375 ♪ When the cycle keeps repeating ♪ ♪ When the cycle keeps repeating ♪
154 00:06:50,458 00:06:54,041 ♪ The same chronological display ♪ ♪ The same chronological display ♪
155 00:06:54,125 00:06:59,583 ♪ But even a broken clock Is right two times a day ♪ ♪ But even a broken clock Is right two times a day ♪
156 00:06:59,667 00:07:02,417 ♪ Do you know what time it is? ♪ ♪ Do you know what time it is? ♪
157 00:07:02,500 00:07:06,709 ♪ 'Cause I feel it tick, ticking away ♪ ♪ 'Cause I feel it tick, ticking away ♪
158 00:07:06,792 00:07:09,458 ♪ Do you know what time it is? ♪ ♪ Do you know what time it is? ♪
159 00:07:09,542 00:07:13,291 ♪ 'Cause I feel it tick, ticking away ♪ ♪ 'Cause I feel it tick, ticking away ♪
160 00:07:13,709 00:07:16,625 ♪ Tick, ticking away ♪ ♪ Tick, ticking away ♪
161 00:07:16,709 00:07:20,583 ♪ Tick, ticking away ♪ ♪ Tick, ticking away ♪
162 00:07:20,667 00:07:23,959 ♪ Tick, ticking away ♪ ♪ Tick, ticking away ♪
163 00:07:24,041 00:07:25,583 [Melissa] Looking good, Milo! [Melissa] Looking good, Milo!
164 00:07:25,667 00:07:27,709 But you're gonna have to move it back an hour and a half. But you're gonna have to move it back an hour and a half.
165 00:07:27,792 00:07:29,500 Hey... Oh, great, I've got gum on my... Hey... Oh, great, I've got gum on my...
166 00:07:29,583 00:07:30,583 Whoa! Whoa!
167 00:07:31,375 00:07:32,458 What the... What the...
168 00:07:32,542 00:07:34,041 Oh, hi, Milo's friend girl. Oh, hi, Milo's friend girl.
169 00:07:34,291 00:07:35,417 Hey Dr. D, what are you doing? Hey Dr. D, what are you doing?
170 00:07:35,500 00:07:38,875 -[yelps] -I'm doing good, with my De-Gum-Inator. -[yelps] -I'm doing good, with my De-Gum-Inator.
171 00:07:40,083 00:07:41,417 Okay. Okay.
172 00:07:42,125 00:07:43,667 So, how we doing, Clyde? So, how we doing, Clyde?
173 00:07:43,750 00:07:45,166 Pretty good, but we're still missing those parts I ordered. Pretty good, but we're still missing those parts I ordered.
174 00:07:45,250 00:07:46,667 They should be here any minute. They should be here any minute.
175 00:07:47,917 00:07:49,417 Hello. Can I help you? Hello. Can I help you?
176 00:07:49,500 00:07:52,000 Oh, yeah, I'm looking for a Clyde Rickenbaker. Oh, yeah, I'm looking for a Clyde Rickenbaker.
177 00:07:52,083 00:07:54,375 I've got some important old parts for him here. I've got some important old parts for him here.
178 00:07:54,625 00:07:56,917 Ah, yes. I'll take that for him. Ah, yes. I'll take that for him.
179 00:07:57,000 00:07:58,583 Oh, great. Well, uh, looks like Oh, great. Well, uh, looks like
180 00:07:58,667 00:08:00,500 you're gonna get your clock fixed just in time. you're gonna get your clock fixed just in time.
181 00:08:00,750 00:08:02,875 Wait a second. Don't I know you? Wait a second. Don't I know you?
182 00:08:02,959 00:08:04,458 [stutters] Of course you do. [stutters] Of course you do.
183 00:08:04,542 00:08:06,750 I'm, uh... Your brother-in-law. I'm, uh... Your brother-in-law.
184 00:08:07,333 00:08:08,667 David? Is that you? David? Is that you?
185 00:08:08,750 00:08:11,250 Yes! Yes, it is. I'm David. Yes! Yes, it is. I'm David.
186 00:08:11,333 00:08:14,250 You look great! You're like five inches taller! You look great! You're like five inches taller!
187 00:08:14,333 00:08:17,500 I know! Growth spurt at 40. Who knew? I know! Growth spurt at 40. Who knew?
188 00:08:17,583 00:08:20,417 Well, better take these parts. Time waits for no man. Well, better take these parts. Time waits for no man.
189 00:08:20,500 00:08:21,458 Yeah, I guess. Yeah, I guess.
190 00:08:21,542 00:08:22,792 We'll see you at Christmas. We'll see you at Christmas.
191 00:08:22,875 00:08:23,875 We're Jewish! We're Jewish!
192 00:08:23,959 00:08:24,959 [horn honks] [horn honks]
193 00:08:26,709 00:08:28,083 [Clyde] Since those parts never showed up, [Clyde] Since those parts never showed up,
194 00:08:28,166 00:08:30,458 I had to jury-rig this, but it might do the trick. I had to jury-rig this, but it might do the trick.
195 00:08:30,542 00:08:31,875 Give it a try, Melissa. Give it a try, Melissa.
196 00:08:36,417 00:08:37,417 [metals clang] [metals clang]
197 00:08:37,500 00:08:39,125 -Yes, yes, yes! -[spring twangs] -Yes, yes, yes! -[spring twangs]
198 00:08:40,542 00:08:44,709 No, no, no! That was the main spring, it kept everything moving. No, no, no! That was the main spring, it kept everything moving.
199 00:08:44,792 00:08:48,500 And it was an antique so it's going to take weeks to replace that. And it was an antique so it's going to take weeks to replace that.
200 00:08:48,583 00:08:51,500 No, all we need is a machine that will keep everything moving at once. No, all we need is a machine that will keep everything moving at once.
201 00:08:51,583 00:08:53,875 I've got an idea! You guys, chew this gum. I've got an idea! You guys, chew this gum.
202 00:08:54,125 00:08:55,500 Well, I do find it comforting to... Well, I do find it comforting to...
203 00:08:55,583 00:08:56,834 [Melissa] Less talk! More chew! [Melissa] Less talk! More chew!
204 00:08:57,208 00:08:58,208 What's this gonna do? What's this gonna do?
205 00:08:58,792 00:09:01,875 Chew this gum, mix it in with the glue and stick it to every gear, Chew this gum, mix it in with the glue and stick it to every gear,
206 00:09:01,959 00:09:04,166 every wheel, everything that moves in this clock. every wheel, everything that moves in this clock.
207 00:09:04,250 00:09:05,792 Okay, but I don't understand. Okay, but I don't understand.
208 00:09:05,875 00:09:07,458 [Melissa] No time to explain! Just do it! [Melissa] No time to explain! Just do it!
209 00:09:07,709 00:09:09,375 Come on CIDD. You're with me. Come on CIDD. You're with me.
210 00:09:09,458 00:09:11,083 I guess we better do what she says. I guess we better do what she says.
211 00:09:23,750 00:09:25,834 Perry the Platypus? Why are you stopping me? Perry the Platypus? Why are you stopping me?
212 00:09:25,917 00:09:28,166 -I was doing good. Huh? -[indistinct shouting] -I was doing good. Huh? -[indistinct shouting]
213 00:09:28,250 00:09:29,792 -[alarm sounding] -[horn blaring] -[alarm sounding] -[horn blaring]
214 00:09:30,083 00:09:32,333 Oh! Did I do that? Oh! Did I do that?
215 00:09:33,959 00:09:38,375 How can I ever become Professor Time if I'm no good at being good? How can I ever become Professor Time if I'm no good at being good?
216 00:09:40,375 00:09:41,709 Wait! There he is. Wait! There he is.
217 00:09:41,792 00:09:44,750 A robot carrying a girl. Wow, that fortune cookie was right! A robot carrying a girl. Wow, that fortune cookie was right!
218 00:09:44,834 00:09:46,667 Dr. D, we need your help! Dr. D, we need your help!
219 00:09:46,750 00:09:49,375 Wait, someone needs my help? I feel important. Wait, someone needs my help? I feel important.
220 00:09:49,458 00:09:50,750 Okay, let's go. Okay, let's go.
221 00:09:51,917 00:09:53,667 [Doofenshmirtz] I'm coming to help! [Doofenshmirtz] I'm coming to help!
222 00:09:54,208 00:09:55,709 I'm coming to help! I'm coming to help!
223 00:09:57,375 00:09:58,625 I'm here to help. I'm here to help.
224 00:09:58,709 00:10:00,667 Dr. Doof, turn on your machine. Dr. Doof, turn on your machine.
225 00:10:00,750 00:10:01,750 It's go time. It's go time.
226 00:10:01,834 00:10:02,875 Ooh, I'm part of something! Ooh, I'm part of something!
227 00:10:11,917 00:10:14,500 Wait a minute. What's going on? It's not working. Wait a minute. What's going on? It's not working.
228 00:10:14,583 00:10:15,875 No, it's working perfectly. No, it's working perfectly.
229 00:10:16,125 00:10:17,542 We mixed gum with the glue We mixed gum with the glue
230 00:10:17,625 00:10:18,625 so it wouldn't come off. so it wouldn't come off.
231 00:10:18,875 00:10:21,250 You can't win. You're almost out of time. You can't win. You're almost out of time.
232 00:10:21,500 00:10:22,583 In five... In five...
233 00:10:22,875 00:10:24,542 Four... Three... Four... Three...
234 00:10:24,917 00:10:26,583 -Why are we counting? -[all] One! -Why are we counting? -[all] One!
235 00:10:27,250 00:10:29,500 [clock tolling] [clock tolling]
236 00:10:31,542 00:10:33,417 [all cheering] [all cheering]
237 00:10:33,583 00:10:35,750 -Thanks, Dr. D. -All right, hooray for me! -Thanks, Dr. D. -All right, hooray for me!
238 00:10:35,834 00:10:38,542 I'm not exactly sure how I'm helping people, I'm not exactly sure how I'm helping people,
239 00:10:38,583 00:10:41,583 but something involving a clock, apparently, but I'm doing good! but something involving a clock, apparently, but I'm doing good!
240 00:10:41,667 00:10:44,917 We all did good. Grandma Abigail would be so proud! We all did good. Grandma Abigail would be so proud!
241 00:10:45,000 00:10:47,375 Ugh! I can't believe you ruined me again! Ugh! I can't believe you ruined me again!
242 00:10:47,458 00:10:48,792 Could this day get any worse? Could this day get any worse?
243 00:10:49,375 00:10:50,458 [snaps] [snaps]
244 00:10:53,208 00:10:56,667 Welcome to the 28th Annual Substitute Teacher's Conference. Welcome to the 28th Annual Substitute Teacher's Conference.
245 00:10:57,041 00:10:58,709 -[Victor yelling] -Today, we're going to be... -[Victor yelling] -Today, we're going to be...
246 00:10:59,709 00:11:01,917 I hope you brought enough gum for everyone. I hope you brought enough gum for everyone.
247 00:11:03,083 00:11:04,041 I did. I did.
248 00:11:04,125 00:11:06,041 ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪ ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪
249 00:11:08,041 00:11:10,291 [Milo] And that's why I wear sweater vests! [Milo] And that's why I wear sweater vests!
250 00:11:10,375 00:11:12,125 I don't know who you are anymore. I don't know who you are anymore.
251 00:11:12,208 00:11:14,875 All right, who's ready for video games and snacks at my house? All right, who's ready for video games and snacks at my house?
252 00:11:14,959 00:11:16,583 Not you. Not you.
253 00:11:16,667 00:11:19,125 You forgot the "Forget the Llamas. Save the Alpacas" benefit concert. You forgot the "Forget the Llamas. Save the Alpacas" benefit concert.
254 00:11:19,208 00:11:20,792 -You have a gig today. -We do? -You have a gig today. -We do?
255 00:11:20,875 00:11:23,166 I should know. I'm your new manager. I should know. I'm your new manager.
256 00:11:23,250 00:11:24,875 You are? Since when? You are? Since when?
257 00:11:24,959 00:11:27,291 Since five seconds ago. Were you not listening? Since five seconds ago. Were you not listening?
258 00:11:27,917 00:11:29,709 I'm your new manager. I'm your new manager.
259 00:11:30,917 00:11:32,875 Wow. I guess I wasn't listening. Wow. I guess I wasn't listening.
260 00:11:33,125 00:11:34,709 I don't know about having a manager I don't know about having a manager
261 00:11:34,792 00:11:36,750 when we don't even have a good band name yet. when we don't even have a good band name yet.
262 00:11:36,834 00:11:38,417 Well, we are Just Getting Started. Well, we are Just Getting Started.
263 00:11:38,500 00:11:39,750 But that name was a mistake. But that name was a mistake.
264 00:11:39,834 00:11:42,000 What about "Zack of All Trades"? What about "Zack of All Trades"?
265 00:11:42,083 00:11:44,166 Oh, or "Murphy's Lawyers." Oh, or "Murphy's Lawyers."
266 00:11:44,250 00:11:45,792 "Melissa and the Who Cares Who Elses." "Melissa and the Who Cares Who Elses."
267 00:11:45,875 00:11:47,792 Band name, TBD. Band name, TBD.
268 00:11:47,875 00:11:50,709 Mean time, pick up rehearsals right here, right now. Mean time, pick up rehearsals right here, right now.
269 00:11:50,792 00:11:53,333 -But our instruments are... -[Chad] Oh, guys, -But our instruments are... -[Chad] Oh, guys,
270 00:11:53,375 00:11:54,792 I got this text from Amanda... I got this text from Amanda...
271 00:11:54,875 00:11:56,792 -[clanging] -But we still need power to... -[clanging] -But we still need power to...
272 00:11:56,875 00:11:58,125 -[generator starting] -Amanda texted me -[generator starting] -Amanda texted me
273 00:11:58,208 00:12:01,000 and I just blindly followed her instructions. It's what I do. and I just blindly followed her instructions. It's what I do.
274 00:12:02,792 00:12:04,583 I love Slushy Dawg! I love Slushy Dawg!
275 00:12:04,667 00:12:07,709 We're on a mission to retrieve a piece alien rubbish, not fill your face hole. We're on a mission to retrieve a piece alien rubbish, not fill your face hole.
276 00:12:07,792 00:12:09,333 Can't we do both? Can't we do both?
277 00:12:09,417 00:12:11,750 It's 3:20 and we're supposed to meet an employee who reported it. It's 3:20 and we're supposed to meet an employee who reported it.
278 00:12:11,834 00:12:13,375 A Mr. Johnson. A Mr. Johnson.
279 00:12:13,709 00:12:16,458 [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg. May I take your order, please? [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg. May I take your order, please?
280 00:12:16,542 00:12:18,125 I don't know if you can take my order... I don't know if you can take my order...
281 00:12:19,417 00:12:21,417 [instruments tuning] [instruments tuning]
282 00:12:25,500 00:12:26,583 Head's up! Head's up!
283 00:12:34,083 00:12:36,125 [alien pilot] During our routine scan of the planet, [alien pilot] During our routine scan of the planet,
284 00:12:36,208 00:12:38,834 we experienced a glitch in our cloaking device. we experienced a glitch in our cloaking device.
285 00:12:39,125 00:12:40,917 -The source seems to be here. -[alarm blaring] -The source seems to be here. -[alarm blaring]
286 00:12:41,000 00:12:42,166 [alien commander] I haven't seen a buildup [alien commander] I haven't seen a buildup
287 00:12:42,250 00:12:44,709 of negative probability ions like that since... of negative probability ions like that since...
288 00:12:45,291 00:12:46,291 Follow that human! Follow that human!
289 00:12:52,250 00:12:55,583 Well, this place is no longer a suitable rehearsal space. Well, this place is no longer a suitable rehearsal space.
290 00:12:55,667 00:12:57,959 Milo, rehearsal at your house. Now. Milo, rehearsal at your house. Now.
291 00:12:58,041 00:13:01,709 Are you sure? Maybe the universe is trying to tell us something. Are you sure? Maybe the universe is trying to tell us something.
292 00:13:01,792 00:13:06,041 Yes, it's telling you to listen to your band manager! Okay? Yes, it's telling you to listen to your band manager! Okay?
293 00:13:13,166 00:13:15,250 [stammers] What were we doing? [stammers] What were we doing?
294 00:13:15,333 00:13:17,792 Wait, were these wrappers here the whole time? Wait, were these wrappers here the whole time?
295 00:13:18,041 00:13:19,417 [sniffs] Smells fresh. [sniffs] Smells fresh.
296 00:13:19,500 00:13:23,458 Oh, yes! That's it. We were supposed to meet one Jeremy Johnson here at, um, Oh, yes! That's it. We were supposed to meet one Jeremy Johnson here at, um,
297 00:13:23,542 00:13:24,750 10 minutes ago? 10 minutes ago?
298 00:13:24,792 00:13:27,000 What have we been doing for those 10 minutes? What have we been doing for those 10 minutes?
299 00:13:27,083 00:13:29,417 Well, let's pull over to the drive-thru and try to find out. Well, let's pull over to the drive-thru and try to find out.
300 00:13:31,959 00:13:34,250 [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg! May I take your order, please? [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg! May I take your order, please?
301 00:13:34,333 00:13:37,333 I don't know if you can take my order, but you can borrow it! I don't know if you can take my order, but you can borrow it!
302 00:13:37,417 00:13:39,458 Dakota? Did you get rid of the thing? Dakota? Did you get rid of the thing?
303 00:13:39,542 00:13:41,041 What thing? What thing?
304 00:13:41,125 00:13:43,041 It's me, Jeremy. We just met, like, 10 minutes ago. It's me, Jeremy. We just met, like, 10 minutes ago.
305 00:13:43,125 00:13:45,166 You know about the weird, glowing junk by the dumpster? You know about the weird, glowing junk by the dumpster?
306 00:13:45,250 00:13:46,834 It seemed to be making people act strange. It seemed to be making people act strange.
307 00:13:46,917 00:13:47,834 We already talked about this. We already talked about this.
308 00:13:48,500 00:13:50,166 Wait, did I order food before? Wait, did I order food before?
309 00:13:50,417 00:13:51,834 Yeah. That's when we met. Yeah. That's when we met.
310 00:13:51,917 00:13:54,250 -Funny, I don't feel like I ate. -You never do! -Funny, I don't feel like I ate. -You never do!
311 00:13:54,333 00:13:55,792 We're coming to you, Jeremy! We're coming to you, Jeremy!
312 00:13:55,875 00:13:57,625 Wait! Whatever you do, don't try and pa... Wait! Whatever you do, don't try and pa...
313 00:13:59,375 00:14:01,291 [game sound effects playing] [game sound effects playing]
314 00:14:01,375 00:14:02,792 Wait, where are we? Wait, where are we?
315 00:14:02,875 00:14:03,917 What are we doing? What are we doing?
316 00:14:04,000 00:14:05,000 Well, I hope you're done! Well, I hope you're done!
317 00:14:05,083 00:14:06,834 These kids have been waiting for 15 minutes! These kids have been waiting for 15 minutes!
318 00:14:08,208 00:14:09,500 There's the van! There's the van!
319 00:14:10,291 00:14:11,875 How did we end up in there? How did we end up in there?
320 00:14:11,959 00:14:14,959 We were going to Slushy Dawg about some alien device. We were going to Slushy Dawg about some alien device.
321 00:14:15,041 00:14:17,458 How did we lose 35 minutes? How did we lose 35 minutes?
322 00:14:18,041 00:14:19,917 And where did all these fast food wrappers come from? And where did all these fast food wrappers come from?
323 00:14:20,333 00:14:22,166 I don't remember eating any of this. I don't remember eating any of this.
324 00:14:22,250 00:14:24,917 Get in. We have to get back to the Slushy Dawg and figure out what's happened. Get in. We have to get back to the Slushy Dawg and figure out what's happened.
325 00:14:28,250 00:14:30,792 [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg! May I take your order, please? [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg! May I take your order, please?
326 00:14:30,875 00:14:32,000 Well, I don't know if you can take... Well, I don't know if you can take...
327 00:14:32,083 00:14:33,208 Dakota? Cavendish? Dakota? Cavendish?
328 00:14:33,291 00:14:34,458 How do you know our names? How do you know our names?
329 00:14:34,542 00:14:36,542 Cavendish! We've met twice today already! Cavendish! We've met twice today already!
330 00:14:36,625 00:14:37,625 Did we order food? Did we order food?
331 00:14:37,709 00:14:39,083 Did you order food? Last time you were here, Did you order food? Last time you were here,
332 00:14:39,166 00:14:41,709 you ordered 79 hot dogs, sat in the drive-thru, you ordered 79 hot dogs, sat in the drive-thru,
333 00:14:41,792 00:14:44,500 blocking our customers, and drove off, shouting about being young again! blocking our customers, and drove off, shouting about being young again!
334 00:14:44,583 00:14:45,834 Dakota, pull forward. Dakota, pull forward.
335 00:14:45,917 00:14:46,917 Guys, just stop... Guys, just stop...
336 00:14:47,875 00:14:49,375 [circus music playing] [circus music playing]
337 00:14:52,166 00:14:53,458 -Cavendish! -[gasps] -Cavendish! -[gasps]
338 00:14:53,959 00:14:57,083 Oh, my word, it's happened again! Where the devil are we? Oh, my word, it's happened again! Where the devil are we?
339 00:14:57,417 00:15:00,125 What a show, folks! I don't know who these two lunatics are, What a show, folks! I don't know who these two lunatics are,
340 00:15:00,208 00:15:02,417 but they are fearless. And without a net! but they are fearless. And without a net!
341 00:15:02,667 00:15:03,667 [both screaming] [both screaming]
342 00:15:06,000 00:15:08,375 [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg! May I take your order, please? [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg! May I take your order, please?
343 00:15:08,750 00:15:10,792 -I don't know if you can take... -Dakota? Cavendish? -I don't know if you can take... -Dakota? Cavendish?
344 00:15:10,875 00:15:13,375 Do I have walk you guys through this again? I met you guys already! Do I have walk you guys through this again? I met you guys already!
345 00:15:13,458 00:15:16,000 And if you want food this time, you'd better like burgers or fish sandwiches, And if you want food this time, you'd better like burgers or fish sandwiches,
346 00:15:16,083 00:15:18,792 because the last time you were here, you bought every hot dog in the place! because the last time you were here, you bought every hot dog in the place!
347 00:15:18,875 00:15:20,917 I don't remember ever eating your food. I want a refund. I don't remember ever eating your food. I want a refund.
348 00:15:21,000 00:15:23,125 Look, guys. The weird thing you guys came for, the memory-messing thing, Look, guys. The weird thing you guys came for, the memory-messing thing,
349 00:15:23,208 00:15:25,041 you have to watch out for it. It's right by this... I can barely hear you. you have to watch out for it. It's right by this... I can barely hear you.
350 00:15:25,125 00:15:26,166 through this thing, let me pull up. through this thing, let me pull up.
351 00:15:26,250 00:15:27,250 No, wait! No, wait!
352 00:15:35,208 00:15:37,125 [both] Oh, come on! [both] Oh, come on!
353 00:15:37,208 00:15:39,208 There they are, officers, those are the guys who took my scooters without paying! There they are, officers, those are the guys who took my scooters without paying!
354 00:15:39,291 00:15:40,291 [both yell] [both yell]
355 00:15:40,959 00:15:44,959 Okay, how about "The Those Guys" or "The Give it Ups"? Okay, how about "The Those Guys" or "The Give it Ups"?
356 00:15:45,041 00:15:48,041 I still like "Just Getting Started." Has a nice ring to it. I still like "Just Getting Started." Has a nice ring to it.
357 00:15:48,125 00:15:50,834 Keep at it, Zack. Plenty of bands don't have names. Keep at it, Zack. Plenty of bands don't have names.
358 00:15:50,917 00:15:51,917 Name one. Name one.
359 00:15:52,000 00:15:53,542 Obviously if I named them, Obviously if I named them,
360 00:15:53,625 00:15:55,792 they wouldn't be bands with no names anymore, they wouldn't be bands with no names anymore,
361 00:15:55,875 00:15:56,875 -would they? -[ceiling rumbling] -would they? -[ceiling rumbling]
362 00:16:02,333 00:16:04,417 Now we're a garage band without a garage. Now we're a garage band without a garage.
363 00:16:04,500 00:16:05,792 So, just a band. So, just a band.
364 00:16:06,875 00:16:07,875 Everybody all right? Everybody all right?
365 00:16:07,959 00:16:09,583 Yeah. Let me just go get our gear. Yeah. Let me just go get our gear.
366 00:16:12,000 00:16:13,083 What are you doing? What are you doing?
367 00:16:13,166 00:16:14,083 I didn't press anything, sir. I didn't press anything, sir.
368 00:16:14,166 00:16:16,125 That's the negative probability ions! That's the negative probability ions!
369 00:16:18,208 00:16:19,375 -[alarm blaring] -We're too close! -[alarm blaring] -We're too close!
370 00:16:19,458 00:16:20,959 It's affecting our controls! It's affecting our controls!
371 00:16:21,041 00:16:22,125 Brace yourself! Brace yourself!
372 00:16:26,041 00:16:27,333 [neighing] [neighing]
373 00:16:27,417 00:16:28,959 Ah, scary ponies! Ah, scary ponies!
374 00:16:29,709 00:16:31,583 [serene instrumental music playing] [serene instrumental music playing]
375 00:16:33,458 00:16:34,458 [nickers] [nickers]
376 00:16:46,542 00:16:47,542 [cell phone beeps] [cell phone beeps]
377 00:16:47,625 00:16:49,208 Well, according to this text from Amanda, Well, according to this text from Amanda,
378 00:16:49,291 00:16:50,625 I'm driving you guys to the concert. I'm driving you guys to the concert.
379 00:16:50,709 00:16:53,166 Well, have fun, kids. I'll just be here with the ponies. Well, have fun, kids. I'll just be here with the ponies.
380 00:16:53,625 00:16:55,750 On my roof. Dancing. On my roof. Dancing.
381 00:16:57,166 00:17:00,208 Our memory losses start here at Slushy Dawg. Our memory losses start here at Slushy Dawg.
382 00:17:00,625 00:17:02,625 I wish I knew what we did those three last times we were here. I wish I knew what we did those three last times we were here.
383 00:17:04,083 00:17:06,375 -Wait a moment. Yes! -That must be it! -Wait a moment. Yes! -That must be it!
384 00:17:06,458 00:17:09,166 That Jeremy fellow's report to the local authorities. That Jeremy fellow's report to the local authorities.
385 00:17:09,458 00:17:12,834 "Alien trash causing cognitive disturbance!" Of course! "Alien trash causing cognitive disturbance!" Of course!
386 00:17:12,917 00:17:15,208 That is a lot of syllables. What does it mean? That is a lot of syllables. What does it mean?
387 00:17:15,291 00:17:16,417 Remember our training? Remember our training?
388 00:17:17,458 00:17:21,250 To avoid detection, certain alien species use a manic amnesia ray. To avoid detection, certain alien species use a manic amnesia ray.
389 00:17:21,333 00:17:25,875 This ray erases any memory of the sighting and causes the subject to act erratically This ray erases any memory of the sighting and causes the subject to act erratically
390 00:17:25,959 00:17:29,166 so they won't be believed by the authorities even if they do remember it. so they won't be believed by the authorities even if they do remember it.
391 00:17:29,417 00:17:31,250 I'm king of the world! I'm king of the world!
392 00:17:31,583 00:17:33,333 [stuttering] I don't know how I got here. [stuttering] I don't know how I got here.
393 00:17:33,417 00:17:35,083 I swear I saw... I saw a UFO. I swear I saw... I saw a UFO.
394 00:17:35,834 00:17:37,250 It's that piece of space trash It's that piece of space trash
395 00:17:37,333 00:17:40,250 that's erasing our memories and causing us to act out. that's erasing our memories and causing us to act out.
396 00:17:40,542 00:17:43,125 We need to approach it carefully and disable it. We need to approach it carefully and disable it.
397 00:17:43,208 00:17:46,000 Agreed. Let's grab a bite and then do whatever you just said. Agreed. Let's grab a bite and then do whatever you just said.
398 00:17:48,166 00:17:50,125 [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg! [Jeremy] Welcome to Slushy Dawg!
399 00:17:50,208 00:17:52,375 I regret to inform you that all we have at this time are fish sandwiches. I regret to inform you that all we have at this time are fish sandwiches.
400 00:17:52,458 00:17:53,834 Ew, no, thank you. Ew, no, thank you.
401 00:17:53,917 00:17:55,625 If you don't mind, I'm just going to drive right on through. If you don't mind, I'm just going to drive right on through.
402 00:17:55,709 00:17:58,250 Dakota, wait! Remember there's a green... Dakota, wait! Remember there's a green...
403 00:18:01,291 00:18:03,875 How's this for our new band name, "The Sonic Three"? How's this for our new band name, "The Sonic Three"?
404 00:18:03,959 00:18:06,750 -Hello? -[stammers] Oh, sorry, "The Sonic Four." -Hello? -[stammers] Oh, sorry, "The Sonic Four."
405 00:18:06,834 00:18:08,208 But, eh, I have better ones. But, eh, I have better ones.
406 00:18:08,291 00:18:10,041 A bunch more. How about the "Lizards of Oz"? A bunch more. How about the "Lizards of Oz"?
407 00:18:10,125 00:18:11,583 [guitar tuning] [guitar tuning]
408 00:18:11,667 00:18:13,125 How about the "Lizards of No Way"? How about the "Lizards of No Way"?
409 00:18:13,458 00:18:15,583 You're on in five, Just Getting Started! You're on in five, Just Getting Started!
410 00:18:16,375 00:18:18,083 You know, I like it more when she says it. You know, I like it more when she says it.
411 00:18:20,667 00:18:22,375 We're too close again, ma'am! We're too close again, ma'am!
412 00:18:22,458 00:18:23,458 [yelling] [yelling]
413 00:18:23,542 00:18:25,500 No, get closer. We need more data. No, get closer. We need more data.
414 00:18:25,959 00:18:28,041 But, ma'am, we're losing propulsion! But, ma'am, we're losing propulsion!
415 00:18:28,417 00:18:29,792 [sirens wailing] [sirens wailing]
416 00:18:33,583 00:18:37,041 Ugh, that taste like fi... Have I been eating fish sandwiches? Ugh, that taste like fi... Have I been eating fish sandwiches?
417 00:18:38,083 00:18:41,250 Well, we're back at Slushy Dawg! But what are we wearing? Well, we're back at Slushy Dawg! But what are we wearing?
418 00:18:41,333 00:18:42,709 When did we do that? When did we do that?
419 00:18:42,792 00:18:45,291 And I really hope we paid for all that stuff. And I really hope we paid for all that stuff.
420 00:18:45,375 00:18:46,709 Great bollywockers! Great bollywockers!
421 00:18:46,792 00:18:48,625 How can it be 7:30? How can it be 7:30?
422 00:18:48,709 00:18:50,208 Look! The windshield! Look! The windshield!
423 00:18:50,291 00:18:52,166 Wow, I am messier than I thought. Wow, I am messier than I thought.
424 00:18:52,250 00:18:54,000 No, it's a warning I left myself! No, it's a warning I left myself!
425 00:18:54,250 00:18:55,625 [Cavendish reading] [Cavendish reading]
426 00:18:57,458 00:18:59,917 Heh. I'm so clever! Huzzah! Heh. I'm so clever! Huzzah!
427 00:19:05,166 00:19:07,709 That must be the cheeky culprit, right there! That must be the cheeky culprit, right there!
428 00:19:09,375 00:19:10,834 It's broken. There's a hole in it. It's broken. There's a hole in it.
429 00:19:11,291 00:19:13,709 The hole must be the problem. How do we plug the hole? The hole must be the problem. How do we plug the hole?
430 00:19:14,250 00:19:16,166 Same way I do. Feed it! Same way I do. Feed it!
431 00:19:17,208 00:19:18,875 [grunting] [grunting]
432 00:19:20,667 00:19:24,000 Dakota! You did it! You stopped the memory wipes! Dakota! You did it! You stopped the memory wipes!
433 00:19:24,083 00:19:25,500 [chuckling] Oh, we're saved! [chuckling] Oh, we're saved!
434 00:19:25,583 00:19:27,917 We're saved! Saved, saved! Ha-ha! We're saved! Saved, saved! Ha-ha!
435 00:19:28,041 00:19:29,041 Saved! Saved!
436 00:19:29,291 00:19:31,709 What on earth did we do on that last blackout? What on earth did we do on that last blackout?
437 00:19:31,792 00:19:34,291 Hey, Cavendish, Dakota! Thanks for the fireworks. Hey, Cavendish, Dakota! Thanks for the fireworks.
438 00:19:34,375 00:19:36,125 The show wouldn't have been the same without it. The show wouldn't have been the same without it.
439 00:19:36,208 00:19:37,125 Fireworks? Fireworks?
440 00:19:39,333 00:19:42,250 Hey, Amanda, um, in light of today's intense events, Hey, Amanda, um, in light of today's intense events,
441 00:19:43,250 00:19:44,834 -maybe we should... -No way! -maybe we should... -No way!
442 00:19:44,917 00:19:47,625 If I've learned anything from you, Milo, it's that you never quit! If I've learned anything from you, Milo, it's that you never quit!
443 00:19:48,291 00:19:50,208 I say, it's time for us to "Milo Up!" I say, it's time for us to "Milo Up!"
444 00:19:50,291 00:19:52,542 Let Murphy's Law just try and stop us. Let Murphy's Law just try and stop us.
445 00:19:52,625 00:19:54,375 We've committed to helping those llamas... We've committed to helping those llamas...
446 00:19:54,458 00:19:55,417 -Alpacas. -Whatevs. -Alpacas. -Whatevs.
447 00:19:55,500 00:19:57,250 And that's what we're going to do! And that's what we're going to do!
448 00:19:57,834 00:20:00,000 Yeah, we are! We've already got a name! Yeah, we are! We've already got a name!
449 00:20:00,083 00:20:01,709 And now we've got a new song! And now we've got a new song!
450 00:20:02,375 00:20:03,375 [clears throat] [clears throat]
451 00:20:03,458 00:20:04,542 Thank you, everybody. Thank you, everybody.
452 00:20:04,625 00:20:07,208 we are Just Getting Started! we are Just Getting Started!
453 00:20:07,291 00:20:09,458 [playing rock music] [playing rock music]
454 00:20:13,000 00:20:15,125 ♪ Would it look better on a marquee ♪ ♪ Would it look better on a marquee ♪
455 00:20:15,208 00:20:18,000 ♪ If we were called "The Sonic Three" or "Psychedelic Banshee" ♪ ♪ If we were called "The Sonic Three" or "Psychedelic Banshee" ♪
456 00:20:18,083 00:20:19,875 ♪ Or "Cybernetic Bumblebee"? ♪ ♪ Or "Cybernetic Bumblebee"? ♪
457 00:20:19,959 00:20:22,083 ♪ Will we get more repulsive if we were Called "Lizards of Oz" ♪ ♪ Will we get more repulsive if we were Called "Lizards of Oz" ♪
458 00:20:22,166 00:20:24,750 ♪ Or the "Semi-crazy... Just the "Murphy's Laws" ♪ ♪ Or the "Semi-crazy... Just the "Murphy's Laws" ♪
459 00:20:24,834 00:20:26,125 ♪ What's in a name? ♪ ♪ What's in a name? ♪
460 00:20:26,208 00:20:27,750 ♪ If we're rocking just the same ♪ ♪ If we're rocking just the same ♪
461 00:20:27,834 00:20:29,834 ♪ And we're Just Getting Started... ♪ ♪ And we're Just Getting Started... ♪
462 00:20:30,333 00:20:31,333 We're losing power! We're losing power!
463 00:20:31,417 00:20:33,166 Okay, enough intel! [grunts] Okay, enough intel! [grunts]
464 00:20:33,250 00:20:34,500 Get us away from that kid! Get us away from that kid!
465 00:20:37,208 00:20:39,000 [alien commander screaming] [alien commander screaming]
466 00:20:39,458 00:20:40,792 [alarms blaring] [alarms blaring]
467 00:20:40,875 00:20:43,291 -Oh... Brace for impact! -[alien commander yelling] -Oh... Brace for impact! -[alien commander yelling]
468 00:20:44,250 00:20:45,959 You're right, Dakota, there's a concert! You're right, Dakota, there's a concert!
469 00:20:46,500 00:20:48,083 [tires screeching] [tires screeching]
470 00:20:50,333 00:20:51,250 Fireworks! Fireworks!
471 00:20:51,333 00:20:52,709 Amanda texted us. Amanda texted us.
472 00:20:53,291 00:20:54,333 [Dakota and Cavendish yelling] [Dakota and Cavendish yelling]
473 00:20:55,542 00:20:57,333 [aliens groaning] [aliens groaning]
474 00:20:59,542 00:21:01,750 ♪ We're Just Getting Started! ♪ ♪ We're Just Getting Started! ♪
475 00:21:02,458 00:21:03,792 [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering]
476 00:21:05,625 00:21:08,083 Wow, Amanda. You're pretty handy with that phone. Wow, Amanda. You're pretty handy with that phone.
477 00:21:08,166 00:21:10,333 So, what do you think about your new job? So, what do you think about your new job?
478 00:21:10,417 00:21:14,041 Well, being a band manager is a lot tougher job than I imagined. Well, being a band manager is a lot tougher job than I imagined.
479 00:21:14,125 00:21:17,291 But you're worth it. And we are Just Getting Started. But you're worth it. And we are Just Getting Started.
480 00:21:20,125 00:21:23,750 Power stores returning to normal, ma'am. Your orders? Power stores returning to normal, ma'am. Your orders?
481 00:21:23,834 00:21:26,417 That human child could be useful. That human child could be useful.
482 00:21:26,500 00:21:28,583 We'll be back, Milo Murphy. We'll be back, Milo Murphy.
483 00:21:29,750 00:21:32,166 ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪ ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪
484 00:21:32,750 00:21:35,000 ♪ Go, Milo Go, Milo, go ♪ ♪ Go, Milo Go, Milo, go ♪
485 00:21:35,083 00:21:37,583 ♪ Oh, thanks, everybody That is so motivational ♪ ♪ Oh, thanks, everybody That is so motivational ♪
486 00:21:37,667 00:21:40,333 ♪ Go, Milo Go, Milo, go ♪ ♪ Go, Milo Go, Milo, go ♪
487 00:21:43,250 00:21:44,333 ♪ Whoa ♪ ♪ Whoa ♪
488 00:21:44,417 00:21:45,667 ♪ Whoa ♪ ♪ Whoa ♪
489 00:21:45,750 00:21:48,792 ♪ I'm not sitting here Watching the world turn ♪ ♪ I'm not sitting here Watching the world turn ♪
490 00:21:48,875 00:21:50,333 ♪ You know I'd rather spin it ♪ ♪ You know I'd rather spin it ♪
491 00:21:50,417 00:21:52,875 ♪ Go, Milo Go, Milo, go ♪ ♪ Go, Milo Go, Milo, go ♪
492 00:21:52,959 00:21:55,041 ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪ ♪ It's my world And we're all livin' in it ♪