On behalf of the Assimilation Committee,
I welcome you to the city of Hector, Mr.
Pauly. Call me Pauly. All right,
Pauly. Hector is a small city, but we're
growing fast, or we will be once
puberty kicks in. Little things get big.
Yes, that's right, Polly.
Now, this is the address of
our Department of Employment. They'll
find you a job. It's in a germy
area, so be careful, okay?
Germy area. Be careful. Germy area.
Sweet guy. I hope he's going to be OK.
Hello. Well, well, what do we
got here?Some kind of virus?
What are you crazy?It's a bacterium.
Hey, I know how we can find out.
Open it up and see what's inside.
Little things get big. HuhWhat's
that supposed to mean?Let me demonstrate.
Nice city. Think I'll
destroy it.
private eyes But germs and viruses down
the side Busy defending all the nerve
endings They got just the
nerves
in the birds
Keep it insane
Like a little fashion, like a little
fashion... Ozzie and Drick,
Ozzie and Drick Inside the
body and mind From the tip of the nose to
the behind Different protectors of the
city of Hector Ozzie and Drick So
then she asks if I want to kiss her. So
did you?Duh, I'd rather kiss that
dog. Dog?
Whoa, Hector! That was totally Tony Hawk!
For about 0.8 seconds, then you turned
into my dad. Hey, give me a
chance to breed. It's a cool dog. I
wonder whose it is. No collar or
anything. I guess he's a stray. Ohh
Hector, my man, looks like you got
yourself a free dog. Score!I'm gonna
call him Uno. Okay,
why?'Cause he's number one.
Uh, well, don't look now, but I think he
just did number one on your shoes.
Uno! Ew,
you shouldn't let him lick your face like
that. You'll get, like, ugh, dog germs.
Don't be stupid, Travis. There's no such
thing as dog germs.
This thing was big, eh10
centimeters easy and that face. Like
your worst nightmare. Hey, look, I took a
snapshot. My, you
must have used a very wide angle lens.
Yeah. Oh, wait, that's my girlfriend.
Here, hereOh, my. Dang, that thing
is big. I'm talking zip big. You
got to do something. He's tearing up the
whole boardwalk. This is the worst thing
to hit muka speech since last year's
sinus headache. Why'd you call the cops?I
did. But every time they showed up, the
monster disappeared like it was never
even there. They think I'm some kind of
weirdo. We'll stop this creep for you,
Mr. Flu. Our rate is 100 carbs a day,
plus expenses. I'll give you
boogers. Deal. Ooh, look,
Ozzy. There's a booger boy playing catch
with his schnotzer. Doesn't that give you
a warm feeling inside?Yeah, I always
get a warm feeling right before I hurl.
Come on. Oh, I always wanted a little
pet to play with. Well, if you're lucky,
maybe you'll get a great big monster.
What I don't understand is how something
that big could vanish without a trace.
There's only one answer, Drix. It's an
allergy. Allergies are triggered by
allergens. And the thing about allergens
is, one minute they look normal, and the
next, they're Jabosaurus Rex. Let's split
up, see what we can find.
Hey, buddy. You seen anything around here
that looks like this?
Little things get big. Right. Hmm,
big feet mean big toes.
All right, whoever is hiding there,
reveal yourself.
Hello, little fellow. Where did you come
from?And I was thinking, maybe you
and me could spot each other. Spot
yourself, I'm done.
Ozzie, look.
I found a pet. I found a pet. So
naturally, you figured you'd smear his
drool on my face.
Get your nose out of there.
Hey, that's our bonus me.
Dander released.
Dander. Oh, that's what I named him.
And I'm going to buy him fancy colors and
I'm going to smother him with love and
affection forever and ever and ever.
Oh, look, he even knows tricks.
OK, Dander, lay dead.
Thunder, play osmosis!
Yo, your dog's making fun of me! Tell him
to knock it off! Seriously,
man, cut it out! I ain't playing
with you! I said,
stop it!
Now what's he doing?
Thunder, what's wrong?We're on a case,
man, and this ain't bring your dog to
work day.
Thunder!
Where'd he go?
Thunder here, boy. Let him go, man.
Please. Please
tell me that was your stomach.
Can I go just one week without being
attacked by a giant monster?
Prix, do something. I'm
looking for a freeze capsule.
Dehydration capsule. Hair removal
capsule. Oh, a pudding capsule. Forget
the pudding. Oh, here it
is. Oh,
no. Here.
Ozzy, the creature has two thumbs.
That's strange. Standard, no,
noFun, doggy.
You okay?Little things
get big. Anybody ever tell you your
conversational skills could use a little
work?Little things get big.
There, thereIt's okay.
Well, at least now we know what the
allergen is. We do?
Of course we do. It's the dog.
The tracks led right to it. But he can't
be.
Can he?
Oh, come on, Mom. He doesn't have any
tags or anything. Can I keep him?Can I
keep him?Can I?Oh, I don't know.
Don't make me do the lip quiver.
Look, here's the lip. Three,
two, one.
Oh, all right. But if you don't take good
care of him, I will. I promise.
Let's go, Uno.
You never let me have a dog. You never
wanted a dog. Well, I want one now.
Great. Then you can help Hector take care
of Uno.
Oh, I hate mom logic.
What is that?Sneezing
fit.
And that was just a stage two allergy
attack. You know what happens at stage
three?Hair loss?Dry heaves?
No. All us white blood cells go haywire
and start sticking to the allergen,
making it bigger and bigger. It's bad
news, Drix. It can even be fatal.
Jones, I should have known you'd have
something to do with this mess. Yeah,
well, you also should have known that
mustache make you look like a walrus. But
there you go. How about you boys lay off
the macho junk and we figure out what
happened here?Oh, I can tell you what
happened. Allergy attack. Big one.
Allergy, huhAny sign of the allergen?
Ozzy, no.
Sorry, Drix. It's for the good of Hector.
We followed the allergen's tracks. They
led right to that dog.
Right. We'll take it from here.
But it it isn't his fault.
Wait. Hey, you
can visit him in jail. We don't like
dangerous animals up, Jones. We dissolve
them. Take them to the stomach, acid
boys. Oh!
Dander!
I'm so sorry, boy. Drix,
I didn't know. Oh, I'm sorry. Are you
laboring under the delusion that I will
ever speak to you again?Well, allow me to
correct that. Good f*ck
Drex! You had to do
it, Jones. Yeah, I guess. I
still feel lower than foot fungus.
Poor baby. Mom, I'm
Hector, I'm afraid you're allergic
to the dog. Allergic?No, hey,
I'm totally fine.
I'm sorry, Hector, but it looks like
we'll have to get rid of Uno. No! My
friend Sue does animal rescue. I'll call
her tomorrow. Don't worry. She'll find
him a good home.
Hey, hey, heyI heard you led the cops
right to the monster. Way to go, buddy.
Hey, let me get you a double cheese
booger. Whatever. Ah, it's the
least I can do. That'll be
$3.50. I can't eat this thing. You want
it?It's good to eat things, yeah. Oh,
it's you again. Yeah, it's good to eat...
two thumbs. You're the allergen!
You say that like it's a bad thing.
What is
going on here, Jones?Yo, figure it out.
It's a stage three attack. Ozzie, we got
to get out of here, you boys.
What's happening?They're white blood
cells. The allergens making them go nuts.
How come you ain't going nuts?Because, my
wide friend, I am a muscle cell. We are
made of tougher stuff.
Oh no, Anzia and Maria, they're stuck.
Freeze capsule. Freeze capsule. That's
where that was.
Note to self do not take
eyes off of giant monster.
Get your ice cold ice curbs! We got
snack fudge sundaes!
We got a big giant monster thingy!
This could work!
OK, Allergen, time to get
frosty.
Oh, technology, you are a fickle
goddess.
Dandy.
Thank goodness you're all right.
All right, who's been playing rugby with
my head?Come on, Dander can help us track
the allergen. We got to find it before it
goes to stage three again. Can't I
just stay here and die peacefully?
Looks like it went in the nose. It
must be considerably smaller now.
Nose grottos give me the creeps.
What you afraid of?Snot goblins?
That was a joke, right?I mean, there's no
such thing as snot goblins, right?
What is it?Which way did he go?
Something doesn't feel right.
There's
gotta be something in here. That's it.
What are you doing?Triggering a sneeze.
Come on.
Hang
up,
Dander. Hold on to
me.
Got you, Dander.
Dander. Release.
Adios, Joe.
What up, dog?
ohh Look what your dad brought home,
Hector. Aren't they nice?
Hector, you've got pollen all over your
heart. Yeah, I fell in some flowers and
weeds of junk on the way home. Honey,
you're allergic to pollen, not the dog. I
am?Does that mean, yes, you can
keep it?No!
Come on, Ozzie, don't you want to play a
little catch?I'd love to, Trix,
but your dog buried me again. Would
you stop that already?
Come on, buzz off, hoop!I mean it.
I ain't playing with you.
When there's a fungus among us, they
don't want to be rash. Even if it's
humongous, they'll fix it in a blast.
Cell comeno swerves, hit some nerves.
Trying to protect him, they almost wreck
him. Looking good, like a bad cell
should. Like a bad cell should. Looking
good, like a bad cell should. Put the
cells in the hood.
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01x05 - Oh, My Dog
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Centers on Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones, a cheeky-chappy white blood cell, and Drix, a level-headed cold pill, who battle germs and viruses inside the body of teenage boy Hector Cruz.
Centers on Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones, a cheeky-chappy white blood cell, and Drix, a level-headed cold pill, who battle germs and viruses inside the body of teenage boy Hector Cruz.