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I'm out now.
I was just an average kid until an accident changed my life.
And since then, nothing's been the same.
My best friend Ray thinks it's cool.
My sister Annie thinks I'm a science project.
I can't let anyone else know.
Not even my parents.
I know the chemical plant wants to find me and turn me into some experiment.
But you know something?
I guess I'm not so average anymore.
So now the bazooka guy just blows him up, right?
No, see, the mind -speaker guy recognizes the bazooka guy as his long
cousin. He comes out of hiding and enters the enemy fort.
Why doesn't the bazooka guy just nail him?
Because if they talk together and work out their differences, they'll realize
they don't have to fight.
Oh.
Can we play tag now?
Ryan, I really don't have the energy.
Too bad.
Because you're right!
Please.
Ryan!
Ryan! Oh, Ryan.
a little too much fun.
I don't think your mom would like that
too much.
Come on, let's go say hi to her.
Okay.
Ryan's a little brat.
I won't babysit him anymore.
He's okay.
So, did you jump out of that window or what?
I mean, one minute I saw you on the second floor yelling you were locked
The next thing I saw you standing downstairs was Ryan.
It's really hot, Kelly.
What's that supposed to mean?
Well... One time I was on the beach in South Padre Island with my family, and
was really, really hot. And for a second I thought I saw a whale in the sand,
but it turned out to be my dad.
Come on, have you ever seen my dad in a Speedo?
He can do that type of thing to you. Why don't you just go inside and lay down?
Hey, I want everybody to bear with me here. I deviated from the recipe just a
little bit.
I might have gotten a little crazy with the curry powder. I like my rice plain.
Why are we going fancy?
Enjoy it, Alex. This may be our last fancy dinner for quite a while.
What do you mean?
Um, well, I was holding off on telling you guys as long as possible because I
wanted things to kind of work their way out, but I've decided to go back to
college for my master's degree in social work.
You're going back to college?
Uh -huh.
That's great, Mom. Good for you.
Thanks. I registered for all my classes this week. I really think I'm going to
enjoy them.
It's going to be great going back to school.
Needless to say, things are going to be different around here.
Girls, we are going to have a new world order.
Everyone's going to have to pitch in more with the chores, the cooking, the
cleaning, etc.
I'll be in charge of the rice.
You don't really mind? I mean, I'm feeling a little guilty like I'm leaving
all. Don't be ridiculous.
Okay.
Thanks. I'm a nervous wreck. I can't eat a thing. I think I'm just going to go
upstairs and get ready for tomorrow.
Your mom's so happy. Yeah, things are going to be different around here, but
we work as a team, we'll be okay.
Did I really save this curry?
Might as well.
I have a feeling leftovers are going to be very big around here for a while.
Ooh.
I just dropped Mom's recipe under the fridge.
Good. Leave it there.
Can you help me?
Al, help me move this.
It's light.
How's it going in here, ladies?
I'm doing a lot of wash. You girls got any dirty laundry upstairs? Have you
the floor around Alex's bed lately?
Alex, would you go bring your dirty stuff down? We've got to keep the house
running smoothly. We owe it to Mom.
You're still up, but... Yeah, uh, catching up on some... Eating?
Yeah.
Dad, um, are there any tests looking into the potential evolution of
GC -161?
That's what you came down here to talk about?
Yeah.
What I'm asking is if the properties could possibly change and develop over
time. I'm not sure.
GC -161 seems to be an extremely stable chemical, so I don't think it would
change on its own.
But combined with other chemicals and compounds, yeah, sure, I suppose it's
possible. So what you're saying is if a human being ingested GC -161, that the
chemicals might have some effect on them, and that effect may, over time,
or evolve?
I have no idea. Why are you always asking me about human beings and GC
We're years away from testing it on people, Annie. We don't know the first
about how it would affect us.
I have some ideas.
Based on what?
You're not feeding spoonfuls of GC -161 up there to Alex when I'm not looking,
are you?
No, of course not.
I don't have to do that.
Well... Good night.
Good night.
Wow,
that was heavy.
What are you kids planning on doing with this?
Nothing. Just be careful.
Wouldn't that have been easier to do at your house?
And with my dad's unit? No way.
Ugh, there are cobwebs all over it.
Looks like you haven't been pumping much iron, right? I can lift 85 pounds, but
you know, if I get too much definition in my arm, she's just not me yet.
How much weight is this?
That's about 250 pounds. This should qualify her for an Olympics or
Okay, I want you to lift it once, but safety first. So, Ray, will you spot
Okay.
Um, okay.
That'll be easy.
Um, how do you feel?
Fine.
Your heart rate's normal.
And, Al, you're a stud.
Thanks. Yeah, you didn't even break a sweat.
I think we need a bigger test.
I'd love to, Annie, but I've got to get to Ryan's for babysitting.
You know, maybe if you started paying me as your test subject, I could retire
from babysitting.
Okay, I'll see you later.
And, um... Be careful.
I know.
And, uh, don't crush anyone or anything.
And as Tommy fell asleep, his mother turned off the light in his room,
that he would dream of a secret world once again.
The end.
Hello?
Oh, no, we're fine. I was just reading to Ryan and he fell asleep.
Take your time, we're fine.
Yeah, I'll see you then.
Okay, bye.
Is that you, Kelly?
Oh, hi, Alex.
I was just looking for something.
Uh -huh, sure.
Found it.
A tennis ball?
Yeah. It has sentimental value.
Todd, tell me you don't love Donna.
Tell me it's not true.
Todd? You're an idiot. Of course I love Donna.
Claire. Annie. I don't know what to tell you. I'm in here.
I can't just ignore my feelings for her. Watching soap operas? This is not like
you.
I wasn't watching and it skipped on.
But that's yesterday's episode.
Yeah, well, somebody must have taped it and I might have turned the VCR on by
mistake. Yeah, right. Anyway, I figured it out. Figured what out?
I know the perfect place where we can run the test on Alex's strength.
Are you sitting?
Because this is genius.
I'll be the judge of that.
We need a place that has a lot of weight. And we also need a place where
don't attract a lot of attention.
True.
What in the heck does Todd see in Donna?
Ray. Oh, the construction graveyard on Baker Staff Road.
Huh? I mean, you saw how she was pumping that iron yesterday?
Let's give her some tonnage.
Tractors, forklifts, wrecking balls.
This stuff will separate the man from the girls.
I don't know what you're trying to tell me.
Maybe I'm not ready.
Hi, Mr. Cassett. Hi, Alex.
What's going on?
Danny and I have a plan. Top secret and totally dangerous.
Yeah, right.
It's true. We're going to meet her there. Just follow me.
Check it out.
Wow. It's perfect.
We have to finish up today because during the week this place is crawling
workers.
This is a great idea.
If Alex's new spank continues to increase, it could mean something
in the development of GC -161 interstitial.
Why don't you try this one?
How much do you think it weighs?
Ah, similar to that 260 12 -stroke diesel engine.
Removes in tight corners. It treads about 12 and a half... We were impressed
with your knowledge of insignificant machinery, but how much do you think it
weighs?
Six times.
Let's do it.
Now, where's that curry?
Aha!
Hi, honey. Still at the library?
Actually, I'm leaving.
Is something wrong?
No, everything's fine.
Ship's shape.
Good. What are we doing for dinner? Dinner?
It's a little surprise.
Don't worry, honey. We'll have a nice, relaxing evening.
I could use a relaxing evening.
See you at... Five -ish. Five -ish? I'm leaving now.
Okay.
Bye. Uh -huh.
Bye -bye.
Go out.
Okay,
hold it for as long as it's comfortable and then set it down.
Don't worry, this is pretty easy.
Easy? That's six lives, baby.
think so are you hurt no um i'm okay it's just i have a simmons earth cat on
foot uh i'm gonna call the cops 911 uh mayday someone help alex don't move i'll
get help ray ray hang on alex you sure that you're okay yeah they don't feel
soft i'm just stuck paramedics maybe they can help ray would you shut up let
think okay okay i'm just not good at situations like this
Morph, why can't you just morph out?
Ray, I have an earth cat on my foot that weighs six tons.
Literally. There's no way.
She's right. Morphing needs extreme concentration and relaxation, and Alex
about 12 ,000 pounds on her foot right now.
If only I could figure out what it was that you somehow came in contact with
that allowed you to move the fridge.
Have you eaten anything weird lately?
No, Annie, help. It's really starting to hurt.
Oh, man.
Wait a second. Annie, hurry!
Ray, I need your help.
a TV show, real copy.
Of course I can do it myself, but I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed at the moment.
Hurry!
Stop.
Is that the curry? Yes, Raymond. It is indeed the curry. Well, I need it. We
share it. No.
Alex is trapped under the six -pan tractor and is about to crush her foot.
needs the curry so she can use her special powers and get the heck out of
Oh, yeah?
If she's got special powers, she ought to use them to clean the downstairs
bathroom.
What's going on? You said you had something spectacular.
She picked up a huge machine. I saw it. Come on!
I hate this stuff.
I know.
But Mom's curry powder contains cayenne pepper, which is part of the capsicum
family, the stuff that gives the peppers hotness.
Anyway.
Cayenne is really strong. It's almost combustible.
I think that the capsicum is combining with the GC -161 to cause your strength
increase.
If it doesn't work, we're going to have to call the fire department, and then
we're going to have to come up with some really good excuses to what we're doing
out here, and I really don't think that I could explain this.
I hope you're right, Annie.
I think I am.
And since your diet consists mainly of a steady intake of glazed mini -donuts,
then trust me.
Mom's curry is probably the only foreign substance that's been in your system in
the last month.
Try it now.
Oh,
no.
What is she doing?
How did you do that?
Do what? Come on, I know something strange is going on here.
Hey, Kelly, have you been out in the hot sun again? You were doing something
bizarre with that thing, Alex. I saw you trapped under it, and I'm not letting
you leave here without explaining it to the news crew.
The news crew?
Kelly, Kelly, Kelly, Kelly.
Now, I know our relationship is on shaky ground, but what makes you assume that
something funny is going on?
Do me a favor.
Don't talk to me. I'm not stupid, you know.
Okay, because I wasn't sure.
Somebody help me! Stop this thing!
Hey, Sam, get some B -roll over here. This could be good.
Stop it! Stop stopping! Somebody please stop!
Do you think she'll be okay?
She'll be fine.
Let's go.
Stop it!
Somebody help me!
Mom,
I'll be home in... Five.
I went to get Chinese food. Please finish folding laundry, setting table,
doing dishes.
Captain T -Mac.
until I tell you about my day.
Wow. Gosh, the place looks great.
You guys didn't miss me at all.
Way to go, team.
I'm stuffed.
Why don't you let Alex and I clear the table?
And you guys go into the living room, watch TV, relax.
What's not to love?
Here you go, Captain.
Oh, thanks, honey.
In some exclusive real copy footage.
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Do we have to watch this, honey?
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