01x06 - The Sushi Sitter/Cheer Beast
Posted: 06/27/23 10:53
[exciting music]
- ♪ Oh here we go up the tubes ♪
♪ Fighting crime is what we do ♪
♪ A superhero and his sidekick with a plan ♪
- He has a plan!
- ♪ Who's the one behind the mask ♪
♪ Who can move superfast? ♪
♪ It's Kid Danger... ♪ - And look!
- ♪ It's Captain Man ♪
- ♪ So come along ♪ - Come along!
- ♪ It's the adventures of Kid Danger ♪
♪ ♪
♪ This is the song ♪ - This is the song!
- ♪ For the adventures of Kid Danger ♪
♪ ♪
- ♪ I'm okay ♪
- Feels good.
[bell ringing, cheering]
- Yeah! School is over for the day.
Yeah! [shrieks]
Oh, no!
My wheels!
Someone jacked my skateboard wheels.
[gasps]
Hey, Mitch, where'd you get
those wheels on your big sandwich?
- What are you, the wheel police?
[laughing]
- [sighs]
[groans] I'll just call Ray.
[phone ringing]
- Ray Manchester.
- Hey, will you come pick me up at school?
- No. I'm working. Bye.
- But--wait-- Aw, man...
How am I supposed to get to work now?
- Call a Zipr car, dummy. - Ow!
Oh yeah, Zipr car.
And pick me up. Heh.
[tires screech]
- Zipr car for Henry. - What? Ray?
- Get in! Hurry, hurry! You're costing me money.
- Okay, okay, all right. Wait.
Dude, why are you driving the Zipr car?
- To make extra money so I can buy
one of them super cool, new Japanese toilets.
- Okay, who cares about Japanese toilets?
- Your butt will, that's who'll care.
Your butt.
[tires screech]
[gasps] Big Time Flush!
[cars honking]
[crashing, coins jingle, screaming]
Here we are.
- We're at a toilet store.
- [sighs] There it is. You see it?
It's the Sushi Sitter.
- The Sushi-- - Say it carefully.
- The Sushi Sit-ter.
- Yes, yes, yes!
It's the number one toilet in the world.
- Why, what's it do? - What doesn't it do?
It auto-flushes, it's self-cleaning,
it has a seat warmer, and Bluetooth.
It even has a camera and a back-up camera.
And--are you ready for this?
- I don't know, for what?
- It makes sushi! While sitting!
- Shut up!
- I can't shut up 'cause I speak the truth.
Look, look at Jon Lovitz trying it out right now.
- Oh, my goodness. Sushi!
I Lovitz!
- So, you going to buy this toilet?
- No! I just came in for the sushi.
- Oh.Typical.
- Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
- Hey, you!
Mr. You!
- Me? - Yeah, you!
Come into my store and try out the Sushi Sitter.
- Henry, did you hear that?
He invited me to do a test sit,
and I'm going to test--
[phone buzzes] Whoa!
Aw, dang it.
Another passenger.
- Well, you better hurry before you--
- [stammering] No, you go pick him up.
- Me? Why should I have to--
- Please! Please do this for me!
- But I don't have a driver's license.
- Neither do I! Now will you do it?
- Well, yeah, I guess I can-- Agh!
- [excited chittering]
- Come! Come inside and sit upon my toilet.
- Okay!
- Okay! Pick up passenger.
[metal screeching]
Ah, hey, watch it, c'mon, learn how to park, jeez.
Oops, okay.
Gibby Gibson.
- Oh, my gosh! You're that kid from "iCarly"!
- Yeah, just drive, boy!
- Yeah, sure beans!
[distant police sirens]
Hey, look at that. It's the cops.
I better pull over.
- You just keep driving.
- [gasps]Gibby.
What would iCarly say?
- I'm not Gibby.
Ha-ha!
- Drill Finger.
- That's right! And I just stole
two sacks of gold.
Now drive or I drill!
[drill whirs]
- Dang, dude. Why are you such an evil dentist?
- Well, it all started when I was a child.
My mother had to work,
so no one taught me how to floss.
- Okay, I don't need the whole story.
- All right, well, robbing gold stores
is the only thing that makes me happy.
- See, that's all I needed to know.
[cars zoom, police sirens wail]
- Pull over!
[police sirens wail]
- Oh, great, now there's five cop cars chasing us.
And a helicopter!
[sirens wailing]
- You just shut your face hole and turn on some chase music.
- Okay, okay.
[engine revs]
[chase music]
[chair vibrating]
- Oh, wow!
I love how it vibrates.
Oh, and this sushi.
Ooh, mommy!
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, what do you want to try next,
the car mode or the TV?
- Ooh, the TV! - Okay.
Move your legs wider.
- Uhh... Okay.
[laughing] It's a real TV.
- And now, back to the car chase.
- Oh, wow, it's a car chase.
My friend, Henry-- he's a teenage boy--
we love car chases.
It's kind of our thing. [laughing]
- Yeah, yeah, okay, sure, whatever you say.
I don't judge.
- And, uh, oh, there he is, the driver.
- Oh, my gosh,Henry?
And he's driving Drill Finger!
- Oh, how interesting. You want to buy the toilet?
- Not now! I got to go help my friend.
Ahh! I don't have a car!
Then how am I going to-- ooh.
Car Mode.
[electronics whir]
[engine revs]
Groovy.
- Hey, now, you cannot take this
on the road unless you buy it first.
- I'll buy it later. Right now I got to go
help Henry!
[glass shatters]
- I hate toilet thieves! Andale, andale!
- Well, it's time for super me.
Wha--gah!
Dang gommit!
[groans, water splashing]
[engine revs]
- Hey, Mr. You! Bring back my special toilet!
[police sirens wailing]
- Will you turn down that music?
- Why?
- I'm trying to watch our car chase on the news.
- And here's what we know about the driver
who's being chased by police.
His name is Henry Hart
and apparently he's a boy. - Apparently?
- Oh, and this just in, Henry Hart does not
have his driver's license yet. - Oh, my!
- You don't have a driver's license?
That is so illegal.
- Oh, look who's talking, the drill fingered freak
who just stole two sacks of gold.
- Shut your cavity hole. - No.
I've never had a cavity... hole.
But I will call the cops
and tell them about you.
- Hah! Not if I nummin' your face.
With numma-caine!
- Numma-caine? But why would you--
- Swellview police department.
- Hello, I'm being held-- [incoherent speech]
- I can't understand you, so I'm going to hang up.
- Aw...
- Now just drive! Fast!
[police sirens wails]
- And it appears the driver is heading for Bordertown.
A terrible city full of garbage and filthy people.
- I grew up in Bordertown!
- Which is why you're gross.
- Ah, jeez, I got to stop Drill Finger before
he and Henry make it to Bordertown...
Which is filthy!
Hmm...
Shortcut to Bordertown...
Ooh...
Off road...
[mechanical whirring]
[toilet flushes]
[police sirens wailing]
- Hurry! We've got to make it to Bordertown.
[drill whirs]
- Okay! You don't have to yell at me.
[engine revs, police sirens wail]
- All right, there's Henry.
And there's a speeding train.
Okay, all I have to do now is get across those tracks
before that train comes.
Okay, if a Japanese toilet with one passenger
is traveling East at miles per hour
and a speeding train is traveling--dah!
Stupid math!
[engine revs]
[police sirens wail]
Aw, yeah, I'm going to make it!
This proves that math is totally unnecessary!
'Cause I got plenty of-- [screaming]
[crashing]
Well, that could have been a lot worse.
[metal creaking, screaming]
- Don't worry, kids, Engineer Ted's got a parachute.
- Hah! We're going to make it!
- Don't touch me!
[screaming]
[thuds]
- Whose butt is that?
[tires screeching, screaming]
[thunderous crashing]
- Henry!
Henry, can you hear me, son?
- Stop, please stop shaking me.
[police sirens wailing] - Hold it right there!
- Freeze!
[drill whirs] - Hello?
Could someone help me breathe?
- Good work, Captain Man,
using that train to stop the car chase
and catch Drill Finger.
- Right. That was... always my plan.
- And you're under arrest. Hands behind your back.
- Wha--but, why are you arresting me?
- Hey! Don't try to use your teen slang on us.
- Why are you arresting this boy?
- For driving while underage.
- And without a license.
- But I'm a victim!
- Oh, sorry. [all grunting]
[gasps]
[crying] My special toilet!
[sobbing] My precious toilet.
- Hey, kid...
Look there. - Look whe--
Oh, you mean the toilet.
- Exactly, c'mon. Piggy my back.
- Okay!
- Ooh! Rocket mode, hah!
[jet engine roars]
both: Whoo-hoo! - Yeah!
- Rocket toilet!
- Hey! Get off my toilet!
- Uh, can't hear you, so bye!
- Bye!
- Look, a toilet rainbow! - How pretty.
- C'mon, try and bite me.
- [roars] - Missed me!
- [roars] - Missed me again!
- Careful, man, that plant bites hard.
- Heh, I ain't afeared.
[groaning]
I should have been afeared.
- Hey! Drop him.
- [whistling]
- Move! I am in a huff.
- That's not how you open it.
- Don't touch the-- [thuds, groans]
- Okay... , , ...
A roll of quarters, ...
- Piper. - What?
Piper. Hey, Piper. - What? What!?
- Why are you trying to steal money?
- Because! I tried out for the cheer squad today
and those cheerwads rejected me.
- Why? Don't you have enough spirit?
- Yah, judo! - [screaming]
[gas ignites] - [screaming]
That tickles! [laughs]
- Okay, now that Jasper's head's been toasted,
just tell me what happened.
- Well, after school, I went to the cheer squad tryouts
and it was not a good experience.
- Okay, next is, like, literally Piper Hart.
- Hup! Cheer I come!
- Okay, like, wow us with your cheering.
- KK!
Football, football, oval and brown.
It can help you make a touchdown!
- Oh, my God, stop.
- What, what, what?
- You have to do it with Marcy on your shoulders.
- Oh... Well, who's Marcy?
[ground quakes]
- Hello!
- Okay. Football, football, oval and brown.
It can help you make a touchdown.
[yelps]
[groans] Did I make the squad?
There, now you know the backstory.
- But wait, why do you need money?
- So I can join a gym or buy some workout weights
or something. - Why?
- [sighs] Were you not paying attention
during the flashback?
If I want to make the cheer squad,
then I got to get stronger so I can carry Marcy.
- [laughing] Hey, little girl.
You want to get strong and fit? - I do!
- And do you like that super good-looking
superhero Captain Man?
- Shoosh, yeah!
- Then I have just the thing for you.
Don't move.
[panting]
[button chimes]
[metal screeching]
[gas depressurizing]
Well, hello...
[elevator dings]
[panting]
What do you think of this?
- Aww, no, dude, is that the--
- The Captain Man Body Box!
- Wow! Hey, Ray, has anyone
ever told you you look a lot like Captain Man--
[painful grunt] We'll be fine.
- What's the Captain Man Body Box?
- It's a-- - Failure.
- It was only a failure
due to a poor marketing strategy.
- And lawsuits.
- No! Thirteen lawsuits.
That old lady dropped hers.
- 'Cause she passed away! - A win is a win.
- I want to know how Captain Man's Body Box works!
- Then I'll show you.
Okay, open the box, take it out,
toss it to the girl.
Ooh! And look! Here's a workout DVD
starring the great Captain Man.
- Who still uses DVDs?
- Lot of people, lot of people still use DVDs.
They're still relevant.
- What's in this bottle?
- Ah! That's the magic fitness juice.
You just twist off this cap...
- Clockwise or counter clockwise?
I'll kick myself. [grunts]
- Now, you just take one big sip
of fitness juice every day, promise not to sue me,
and boom! You'll be fit as a freak in a week!
- Perfect! How much does it cost?
- Ehh... How much you got?
- and a roll of quarters.
- Sold!
- Thanks, Henry's boss!Move!
[giggling]
- Look who just made dollaroonies.
and a roll of quarters.
- That's the money she took out of our cash register.
- [aggravated gibberish]
Squat and spread.
both: Squat and spread.
Squat and spread.
Squat and spread.
- And! Stop! - And stop.
- Now, it's time to take a big swig
of Captain Man's Magic Fitness Juice.
Swig along with me!
- Sure, I'll swig.
both: [refreshed sighs]
- Hiya, Piper! - What up, Pipes?
- Look! I'm working out! The Captain Man way.
- Aw, who cares? Henry, will you put away
the fruits? - Fruits away!
- Ooh, yay, grapes! Thanks, Mom!
- [laughs] Okay.
- Ugh!
- Gah!
- Mom, I asked for seedless grapes!
- Well, they were out of them.
- But-- - Just wait!
I need to go to my room for seconds
and then I'll come back.
- [angry panting]
- It's okay, Piper.
- It's not okay! I'm furious, I'm mad,
and angry and perturbed!
- Okay, that's enough synonyms.
- [abrupt gasps] - Oh, uh, what...
I-I-I--uh, what is ha--
Piper! Piper! Piper! What are you--what are you--
- [stressed grunting]
I'm not okay!
- [screaming]
[stammering]
Why are you all p-purple and--
- Hey, Henry, want to come
to the football game with me?
We can watch the cheerleaders.
- [snarling]
Cheerleaders.
- Whoa! Hey, Piper. Did you change your hair?
[wood smashing]
- [angry snarling]
- Jasper, run! - Okay!
- [snarling, wood crashing]
[screaming]
- , , , ...And...
[gasps]
Henry Hart!
- Uh, I'll go find the kitchen repair man.
[glass shatters]
- Ray, hey, Ray, it's me.
- Hiya, Henry!
- My little sister's a beast!
- Well, I'd never say that
to your face but... yeah, kind of--
- No! She literally turned into a real monster.
- What? When?
- Right after she was doing
your Captain Man Body Box workout!
- Uh-oh...
Did your sister drink some of Captain Man's
Magic Body Box Juice?
- Well, yeah. Wha--what's wrong with the juice?
- Well, okay, see, one of the ingredients
in the juice is my own sweat.
- Your sweat? - Yeah!
My sweat has powers. It helps people get strong.
- Yeah. Until they get angry about something.
That's when it makes people turn into
a vile, vicious beast!
- [stammering] Oh! That only happens
maybe % of the time.
- Gah! Where is your sister the beast right now?
- [stammering] I think she went to
the football game at my school, probably because
she's mad at the cheerleaders
for not putting her on the cheer squad.
- Okay! We will meet you at the football game.
- No! I just took off my shoes.
- This is important! Meet me at
the football field. - All right!
But I am not wearing shoes. - I am not wearing underpants.
[laughs]
- Ah, Schwa-- same.
- Okay, we're deep in the fourth quarter
and its Swellview , Rivalton .
- Hut! Hut! Hut! Hut! Hut, hut! Ooh...
[grunting]
- Here, take my ball.
[thudding] - Elbow!
[crowd oohs]
- Ooh! Well, it looks like
Swellview's going to need a miracle--
- [snarling]
[agitated snarling]
[panicked gasps]
- Oh. My. Garb.
[roaring]
- [screams]
[thuds]
- [satisfied ooh] Better.
[blows landing, screams]
- [roaring]
[blows landing]
- Well, this game is finally getting interesting
because an unidentified purple beast in a skirt
is stomping on random players.
- What's wrong with Piper?
- She's all purple and whatever.
- [snarling]
[all screaming]
- No! I'm chat-snapping!
- Stomp you!
- Oh, no!
- Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow!
Lot of glass in that parking lot.
- I told you to wear shoes.
- Look! Piper's gone insane!
- [snarling]
- Hurry! Chew your gums, blow your bubbles,
and do something!
- Right! - [deep sigh] Okay...
[upbeat music]
both: [chewing]
- Now, how do we stop my sister?
- With this!
- What? No. No, no, no, no, no.
She's still my little sister, dude.
- Little? Look that way, Henry.
She's a monstrous beast. - [shrieking]
- Oh, she's throwing those cheerleaders.
- Well, then, let's catch those cheerleaders.
- Good point! [screaming]
- Gotcha.
- Like, ow...
[distant screaming]
[clumsy oboe playing]
- Gah!
- You're safe now.
- Yet I'm broken.
- [screams]
- Hi, you must be Marcy.
Oh. Oh, no.
- Kid! This is no time
to play cheerleader on my shoulder.
- Is there a right time?
- No, no, dude, not by my head. - C'mon...
- Ow, ow!
- Oh, well, with only seconds left
and down by a points,
it seems unlikely that Swellview
can pull off a victory.
- [snarling]
- Hi, my name's Trent. What's yours--
[fists pummeling]
Holy sports!
[buzzer blares] Swellview wins the game!
- [triumphant snarling]
[crowd cheering]
- b*at 'em high! b*at 'em low!
Victory!
all: Piper! Piper! Piper!
- [stammering] No!
[screaming]
- Hello, my name is-- Aah!
I'm being taken!
[car alarms blaring]
- Should we go after her?
- Nah, some stories are better left with flimsy endings.
- Amen.
[laughter]
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
[bell dings] - Mmm!
- ♪ Oh here we go up the tubes ♪
♪ Fighting crime is what we do ♪
♪ A superhero and his sidekick with a plan ♪
- He has a plan!
- ♪ Who's the one behind the mask ♪
♪ Who can move superfast? ♪
♪ It's Kid Danger... ♪ - And look!
- ♪ It's Captain Man ♪
- ♪ So come along ♪ - Come along!
- ♪ It's the adventures of Kid Danger ♪
♪ ♪
♪ This is the song ♪ - This is the song!
- ♪ For the adventures of Kid Danger ♪
♪ ♪
- ♪ I'm okay ♪
- Feels good.
[bell ringing, cheering]
- Yeah! School is over for the day.
Yeah! [shrieks]
Oh, no!
My wheels!
Someone jacked my skateboard wheels.
[gasps]
Hey, Mitch, where'd you get
those wheels on your big sandwich?
- What are you, the wheel police?
[laughing]
- [sighs]
[groans] I'll just call Ray.
[phone ringing]
- Ray Manchester.
- Hey, will you come pick me up at school?
- No. I'm working. Bye.
- But--wait-- Aw, man...
How am I supposed to get to work now?
- Call a Zipr car, dummy. - Ow!
Oh yeah, Zipr car.
And pick me up. Heh.
[tires screech]
- Zipr car for Henry. - What? Ray?
- Get in! Hurry, hurry! You're costing me money.
- Okay, okay, all right. Wait.
Dude, why are you driving the Zipr car?
- To make extra money so I can buy
one of them super cool, new Japanese toilets.
- Okay, who cares about Japanese toilets?
- Your butt will, that's who'll care.
Your butt.
[tires screech]
[gasps] Big Time Flush!
[cars honking]
[crashing, coins jingle, screaming]
Here we are.
- We're at a toilet store.
- [sighs] There it is. You see it?
It's the Sushi Sitter.
- The Sushi-- - Say it carefully.
- The Sushi Sit-ter.
- Yes, yes, yes!
It's the number one toilet in the world.
- Why, what's it do? - What doesn't it do?
It auto-flushes, it's self-cleaning,
it has a seat warmer, and Bluetooth.
It even has a camera and a back-up camera.
And--are you ready for this?
- I don't know, for what?
- It makes sushi! While sitting!
- Shut up!
- I can't shut up 'cause I speak the truth.
Look, look at Jon Lovitz trying it out right now.
- Oh, my goodness. Sushi!
I Lovitz!
- So, you going to buy this toilet?
- No! I just came in for the sushi.
- Oh.Typical.
- Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
- Hey, you!
Mr. You!
- Me? - Yeah, you!
Come into my store and try out the Sushi Sitter.
- Henry, did you hear that?
He invited me to do a test sit,
and I'm going to test--
[phone buzzes] Whoa!
Aw, dang it.
Another passenger.
- Well, you better hurry before you--
- [stammering] No, you go pick him up.
- Me? Why should I have to--
- Please! Please do this for me!
- But I don't have a driver's license.
- Neither do I! Now will you do it?
- Well, yeah, I guess I can-- Agh!
- [excited chittering]
- Come! Come inside and sit upon my toilet.
- Okay!
- Okay! Pick up passenger.
[metal screeching]
Ah, hey, watch it, c'mon, learn how to park, jeez.
Oops, okay.
Gibby Gibson.
- Oh, my gosh! You're that kid from "iCarly"!
- Yeah, just drive, boy!
- Yeah, sure beans!
[distant police sirens]
Hey, look at that. It's the cops.
I better pull over.
- You just keep driving.
- [gasps]Gibby.
What would iCarly say?
- I'm not Gibby.
Ha-ha!
- Drill Finger.
- That's right! And I just stole
two sacks of gold.
Now drive or I drill!
[drill whirs]
- Dang, dude. Why are you such an evil dentist?
- Well, it all started when I was a child.
My mother had to work,
so no one taught me how to floss.
- Okay, I don't need the whole story.
- All right, well, robbing gold stores
is the only thing that makes me happy.
- See, that's all I needed to know.
[cars zoom, police sirens wail]
- Pull over!
[police sirens wail]
- Oh, great, now there's five cop cars chasing us.
And a helicopter!
[sirens wailing]
- You just shut your face hole and turn on some chase music.
- Okay, okay.
[engine revs]
[chase music]
[chair vibrating]
- Oh, wow!
I love how it vibrates.
Oh, and this sushi.
Ooh, mommy!
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, what do you want to try next,
the car mode or the TV?
- Ooh, the TV! - Okay.
Move your legs wider.
- Uhh... Okay.
[laughing] It's a real TV.
- And now, back to the car chase.
- Oh, wow, it's a car chase.
My friend, Henry-- he's a teenage boy--
we love car chases.
It's kind of our thing. [laughing]
- Yeah, yeah, okay, sure, whatever you say.
I don't judge.
- And, uh, oh, there he is, the driver.
- Oh, my gosh,Henry?
And he's driving Drill Finger!
- Oh, how interesting. You want to buy the toilet?
- Not now! I got to go help my friend.
Ahh! I don't have a car!
Then how am I going to-- ooh.
Car Mode.
[electronics whir]
[engine revs]
Groovy.
- Hey, now, you cannot take this
on the road unless you buy it first.
- I'll buy it later. Right now I got to go
help Henry!
[glass shatters]
- I hate toilet thieves! Andale, andale!
- Well, it's time for super me.
Wha--gah!
Dang gommit!
[groans, water splashing]
[engine revs]
- Hey, Mr. You! Bring back my special toilet!
[police sirens wailing]
- Will you turn down that music?
- Why?
- I'm trying to watch our car chase on the news.
- And here's what we know about the driver
who's being chased by police.
His name is Henry Hart
and apparently he's a boy. - Apparently?
- Oh, and this just in, Henry Hart does not
have his driver's license yet. - Oh, my!
- You don't have a driver's license?
That is so illegal.
- Oh, look who's talking, the drill fingered freak
who just stole two sacks of gold.
- Shut your cavity hole. - No.
I've never had a cavity... hole.
But I will call the cops
and tell them about you.
- Hah! Not if I nummin' your face.
With numma-caine!
- Numma-caine? But why would you--
- Swellview police department.
- Hello, I'm being held-- [incoherent speech]
- I can't understand you, so I'm going to hang up.
- Aw...
- Now just drive! Fast!
[police sirens wails]
- And it appears the driver is heading for Bordertown.
A terrible city full of garbage and filthy people.
- I grew up in Bordertown!
- Which is why you're gross.
- Ah, jeez, I got to stop Drill Finger before
he and Henry make it to Bordertown...
Which is filthy!
Hmm...
Shortcut to Bordertown...
Ooh...
Off road...
[mechanical whirring]
[toilet flushes]
[police sirens wailing]
- Hurry! We've got to make it to Bordertown.
[drill whirs]
- Okay! You don't have to yell at me.
[engine revs, police sirens wail]
- All right, there's Henry.
And there's a speeding train.
Okay, all I have to do now is get across those tracks
before that train comes.
Okay, if a Japanese toilet with one passenger
is traveling East at miles per hour
and a speeding train is traveling--dah!
Stupid math!
[engine revs]
[police sirens wail]
Aw, yeah, I'm going to make it!
This proves that math is totally unnecessary!
'Cause I got plenty of-- [screaming]
[crashing]
Well, that could have been a lot worse.
[metal creaking, screaming]
- Don't worry, kids, Engineer Ted's got a parachute.
- Hah! We're going to make it!
- Don't touch me!
[screaming]
[thuds]
- Whose butt is that?
[tires screeching, screaming]
[thunderous crashing]
- Henry!
Henry, can you hear me, son?
- Stop, please stop shaking me.
[police sirens wailing] - Hold it right there!
- Freeze!
[drill whirs] - Hello?
Could someone help me breathe?
- Good work, Captain Man,
using that train to stop the car chase
and catch Drill Finger.
- Right. That was... always my plan.
- And you're under arrest. Hands behind your back.
- Wha--but, why are you arresting me?
- Hey! Don't try to use your teen slang on us.
- Why are you arresting this boy?
- For driving while underage.
- And without a license.
- But I'm a victim!
- Oh, sorry. [all grunting]
[gasps]
[crying] My special toilet!
[sobbing] My precious toilet.
- Hey, kid...
Look there. - Look whe--
Oh, you mean the toilet.
- Exactly, c'mon. Piggy my back.
- Okay!
- Ooh! Rocket mode, hah!
[jet engine roars]
both: Whoo-hoo! - Yeah!
- Rocket toilet!
- Hey! Get off my toilet!
- Uh, can't hear you, so bye!
- Bye!
- Look, a toilet rainbow! - How pretty.
- C'mon, try and bite me.
- [roars] - Missed me!
- [roars] - Missed me again!
- Careful, man, that plant bites hard.
- Heh, I ain't afeared.
[groaning]
I should have been afeared.
- Hey! Drop him.
- [whistling]
- Move! I am in a huff.
- That's not how you open it.
- Don't touch the-- [thuds, groans]
- Okay... , , ...
A roll of quarters, ...
- Piper. - What?
Piper. Hey, Piper. - What? What!?
- Why are you trying to steal money?
- Because! I tried out for the cheer squad today
and those cheerwads rejected me.
- Why? Don't you have enough spirit?
- Yah, judo! - [screaming]
[gas ignites] - [screaming]
That tickles! [laughs]
- Okay, now that Jasper's head's been toasted,
just tell me what happened.
- Well, after school, I went to the cheer squad tryouts
and it was not a good experience.
- Okay, next is, like, literally Piper Hart.
- Hup! Cheer I come!
- Okay, like, wow us with your cheering.
- KK!
Football, football, oval and brown.
It can help you make a touchdown!
- Oh, my God, stop.
- What, what, what?
- You have to do it with Marcy on your shoulders.
- Oh... Well, who's Marcy?
[ground quakes]
- Hello!
- Okay. Football, football, oval and brown.
It can help you make a touchdown.
[yelps]
[groans] Did I make the squad?
There, now you know the backstory.
- But wait, why do you need money?
- So I can join a gym or buy some workout weights
or something. - Why?
- [sighs] Were you not paying attention
during the flashback?
If I want to make the cheer squad,
then I got to get stronger so I can carry Marcy.
- [laughing] Hey, little girl.
You want to get strong and fit? - I do!
- And do you like that super good-looking
superhero Captain Man?
- Shoosh, yeah!
- Then I have just the thing for you.
Don't move.
[panting]
[button chimes]
[metal screeching]
[gas depressurizing]
Well, hello...
[elevator dings]
[panting]
What do you think of this?
- Aww, no, dude, is that the--
- The Captain Man Body Box!
- Wow! Hey, Ray, has anyone
ever told you you look a lot like Captain Man--
[painful grunt] We'll be fine.
- What's the Captain Man Body Box?
- It's a-- - Failure.
- It was only a failure
due to a poor marketing strategy.
- And lawsuits.
- No! Thirteen lawsuits.
That old lady dropped hers.
- 'Cause she passed away! - A win is a win.
- I want to know how Captain Man's Body Box works!
- Then I'll show you.
Okay, open the box, take it out,
toss it to the girl.
Ooh! And look! Here's a workout DVD
starring the great Captain Man.
- Who still uses DVDs?
- Lot of people, lot of people still use DVDs.
They're still relevant.
- What's in this bottle?
- Ah! That's the magic fitness juice.
You just twist off this cap...
- Clockwise or counter clockwise?
I'll kick myself. [grunts]
- Now, you just take one big sip
of fitness juice every day, promise not to sue me,
and boom! You'll be fit as a freak in a week!
- Perfect! How much does it cost?
- Ehh... How much you got?
- and a roll of quarters.
- Sold!
- Thanks, Henry's boss!Move!
[giggling]
- Look who just made dollaroonies.
and a roll of quarters.
- That's the money she took out of our cash register.
- [aggravated gibberish]
Squat and spread.
both: Squat and spread.
Squat and spread.
Squat and spread.
- And! Stop! - And stop.
- Now, it's time to take a big swig
of Captain Man's Magic Fitness Juice.
Swig along with me!
- Sure, I'll swig.
both: [refreshed sighs]
- Hiya, Piper! - What up, Pipes?
- Look! I'm working out! The Captain Man way.
- Aw, who cares? Henry, will you put away
the fruits? - Fruits away!
- Ooh, yay, grapes! Thanks, Mom!
- [laughs] Okay.
- Ugh!
- Gah!
- Mom, I asked for seedless grapes!
- Well, they were out of them.
- But-- - Just wait!
I need to go to my room for seconds
and then I'll come back.
- [angry panting]
- It's okay, Piper.
- It's not okay! I'm furious, I'm mad,
and angry and perturbed!
- Okay, that's enough synonyms.
- [abrupt gasps] - Oh, uh, what...
I-I-I--uh, what is ha--
Piper! Piper! Piper! What are you--what are you--
- [stressed grunting]
I'm not okay!
- [screaming]
[stammering]
Why are you all p-purple and--
- Hey, Henry, want to come
to the football game with me?
We can watch the cheerleaders.
- [snarling]
Cheerleaders.
- Whoa! Hey, Piper. Did you change your hair?
[wood smashing]
- [angry snarling]
- Jasper, run! - Okay!
- [snarling, wood crashing]
[screaming]
- , , , ...And...
[gasps]
Henry Hart!
- Uh, I'll go find the kitchen repair man.
[glass shatters]
- Ray, hey, Ray, it's me.
- Hiya, Henry!
- My little sister's a beast!
- Well, I'd never say that
to your face but... yeah, kind of--
- No! She literally turned into a real monster.
- What? When?
- Right after she was doing
your Captain Man Body Box workout!
- Uh-oh...
Did your sister drink some of Captain Man's
Magic Body Box Juice?
- Well, yeah. Wha--what's wrong with the juice?
- Well, okay, see, one of the ingredients
in the juice is my own sweat.
- Your sweat? - Yeah!
My sweat has powers. It helps people get strong.
- Yeah. Until they get angry about something.
That's when it makes people turn into
a vile, vicious beast!
- [stammering] Oh! That only happens
maybe % of the time.
- Gah! Where is your sister the beast right now?
- [stammering] I think she went to
the football game at my school, probably because
she's mad at the cheerleaders
for not putting her on the cheer squad.
- Okay! We will meet you at the football game.
- No! I just took off my shoes.
- This is important! Meet me at
the football field. - All right!
But I am not wearing shoes. - I am not wearing underpants.
[laughs]
- Ah, Schwa-- same.
- Okay, we're deep in the fourth quarter
and its Swellview , Rivalton .
- Hut! Hut! Hut! Hut! Hut, hut! Ooh...
[grunting]
- Here, take my ball.
[thudding] - Elbow!
[crowd oohs]
- Ooh! Well, it looks like
Swellview's going to need a miracle--
- [snarling]
[agitated snarling]
[panicked gasps]
- Oh. My. Garb.
[roaring]
- [screams]
[thuds]
- [satisfied ooh] Better.
[blows landing, screams]
- [roaring]
[blows landing]
- Well, this game is finally getting interesting
because an unidentified purple beast in a skirt
is stomping on random players.
- What's wrong with Piper?
- She's all purple and whatever.
- [snarling]
[all screaming]
- No! I'm chat-snapping!
- Stomp you!
- Oh, no!
- Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow!
Lot of glass in that parking lot.
- I told you to wear shoes.
- Look! Piper's gone insane!
- [snarling]
- Hurry! Chew your gums, blow your bubbles,
and do something!
- Right! - [deep sigh] Okay...
[upbeat music]
both: [chewing]
- Now, how do we stop my sister?
- With this!
- What? No. No, no, no, no, no.
She's still my little sister, dude.
- Little? Look that way, Henry.
She's a monstrous beast. - [shrieking]
- Oh, she's throwing those cheerleaders.
- Well, then, let's catch those cheerleaders.
- Good point! [screaming]
- Gotcha.
- Like, ow...
[distant screaming]
[clumsy oboe playing]
- Gah!
- You're safe now.
- Yet I'm broken.
- [screams]
- Hi, you must be Marcy.
Oh. Oh, no.
- Kid! This is no time
to play cheerleader on my shoulder.
- Is there a right time?
- No, no, dude, not by my head. - C'mon...
- Ow, ow!
- Oh, well, with only seconds left
and down by a points,
it seems unlikely that Swellview
can pull off a victory.
- [snarling]
- Hi, my name's Trent. What's yours--
[fists pummeling]
Holy sports!
[buzzer blares] Swellview wins the game!
- [triumphant snarling]
[crowd cheering]
- b*at 'em high! b*at 'em low!
Victory!
all: Piper! Piper! Piper!
- [stammering] No!
[screaming]
- Hello, my name is-- Aah!
I'm being taken!
[car alarms blaring]
- Should we go after her?
- Nah, some stories are better left with flimsy endings.
- Amen.
[laughter]
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
[bell dings] - Mmm!