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Zulu
Newsreel narrator: Welcome toamerica and you,
where together we will travel
through the pages of American history
and rediscover ourselves.
From when he started in 1927,
it took gutzon borglum 14 years
to sculpt this legendary landmark
in the hills of south Dakota.
Here we see gutzon working on the lips of Lincoln.
The great memorial stands
more than 5,725 feet above sea level.
Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln--
the 4 presidents on mount rushmore--
represent the nation's finest ideas
as they were shaped in our first 150 years
and that we have lived by ever since.
And so, as the inscription on the mountain reads...
Well, class, does anybody have any questions
about the film we just saw? Yes, Timothy?
What would happen if two of the heads
were brought to life by some mad geniuses
and were let loose to destroy all that we have created
in one action-packed battle?
Nonsense, Timothy.
Things like that can't happen nowadays.
Yes, Dexter?
I am sorry to argue with you, Mr. Luzinski,
but this bringing to life of inanimate objects
is very possible indeed.
All you need to do is simply implant
some tripolar frankensteinian electrodes
and apply 25,000 volts of electromagnicity.
Then the inanimate object will come to life
and carry out any order of destruction
that a mad genius could possibly have.
Was that a bipolar electrode?
No, no, mandark. A tripolar.
Hee hee! Oh, yeah, right. Thank you.
Ha ha ha!
♪ Oh, cherry tree, oh, cherry tree ♪
♪ oh, you are so pretty ♪
Mandark: Hey, Dexter, can we lend you a hand?
No, thank you. I have everything under...
Control.
Dexter, I'd like to introduce you
to our nation's first president-- George Washington.
Say hello, George.
Aah!
All right, George,
what do you say we cross the Delaware?
[Panting]
How am I ever going to stop that huge behemoth?
Hi, Dexter! Penny for your thoughts?
I'm thinking of Lincoln.
Thank you, Dee Dee.
Now get out of my lab! I have work to do.
Mandark: Take that! And that! And some of that, too!
Computer: Dexter, approaching mount rushmore.
5, 4,
3, 2, 1.
Dexter: And now the final touch.
President Lincoln, I have just elected you
to kick George Washington's butt.
Ahh...
Now with Dexter out of the picture,
I can finally enjoy some peace and quiet.
Uh, George, would you mind moving?
You're blocking my sun.
Hey, George, what did i-- hey, what the--
Dexter: 4 score and a little while ago,
you brought forth on this continent
a new giant conceived in evil
and dedicated to destroying my lab,
and now I, Dexter, am here to settle this score.
Meet my good friend
president Abraham Lincoln.
George!
Mandark: You know, of course, Dexter,
you have no chance to beat the first American president.
I beg to differ.
That's it, Dexter. Put 'em up!
Ha! That punch probably broke
your wooden dentures.
Not quite, for you see, Dexter,
I've made a few modifications.
Very good, mandark,
but I, too, have made some modifications.
That's it, Dexter. Playtime is over. Jet boots on!
Jet pack on!
Hmm. It seems that we are evenly matched.
Yes. I cannot tell a lie.
You are a worthy opponent.
Wait.you tell a lie?
Never.
Me neither.
"Honest Abe"-- that's what they call me.
What?! What?!
Hey, Lincoln, what is with the speeches?
Let's get back to the action.
Yeah, come on, Washington. Stop the small talk
and get back to the punching.
Lincoln: Sorry, boys. These two presidents have had it.
Now, how about we get us a couple of drinks?
Hey, come back here!
Hey, you guys are supposed to serve your country!
Come back here and fight!
Woman: Timothy, why don't you go outside and play?
Timothy: I-is it safe?
Well, of course, dear.
[Humming]
[Footsteps approaching]
Aah!
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