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Sam! Clover!

Alex!

Whoo!

We love the fashion world. We are totally spies.

Do you mind secret agents?

Plus we never give into fear.

Sam! Clover!

Alex!

Whoo!

Here we're everyday of the year.

S P I E S. We are totally spies.

10:00.

Lights out.

I see an innocent man being released from jail.

Yeah. Yeah.

Lights out.

It's important to keep the skills

in tip top shape for the long awaited day I'm released.

Tsk. Tsk.

Tsk.

Which maybe sooner than you think.

Agh!!!

Mumsy!

What are you doing here?

Gerald Lewis, sit up straight!

I made you your favorite breakfast-- tea

and homemad figgy scones.

But I was sound asleep.

You know I always say--

the early spy catches the villain.

It's not that I'm not elated to see you, Mumsy.

But it's 5 AM.

How, pray tell, did you get inside my villa?

I'm finding myself rather bored in retirement

so I decided to pay my beloved son a visit.

As for how I got inside, I am an ex-spy after all.

Oh, don't worry.

We'll find plenty of ways to keep you busy.

Perhaps a lovely trip to the boardwalk.

They play checkers there every Sunday.

I didn't come all this way to play board games.

I want to return to the exhilarating

world of espionage.

You want to become a spy again?

What about your chronic backaches?

Son, always remember that you learned everything you know

about spying from yours truly.

Let me worry about my back.

I'll reinstate you on one condition.

You have to go through a retraining program.

There's been a lot of advancements since you left.

Jolly good!

When do I get started?

Ooh.

Rise and shine, girls!

Huh?

Jerry?

Hm?

Mrs. L?

It's nice to see you girls.

It's been a long time.

Too long.

Only-- couldn't this happy reunion have waited

'til a more respectable hour?

Like after brunch?

I have a very important mission for you ladies.

The three of you are going to train Mumsy

in the rigors of modern day espionage,

starting with the latest in martial arts techniques.

Uh, Jer.

Are you sure that's a good idea?

Yeah, I mean Mrs. L is a bit

Eeeck.

Frail?

Not you!

Whoa!

Mrs. L, you're awesome!

So who wants a piece of me next?

NERVOUS GIGGLES

Looks like you girls have this under control.

I'll just leave you to.

Ta ta.

Jerry.

Just the person I was hoping to see.

My!

What a strange piece of jewelry you are wearing, Dr. Gray.

Meet the behavioral adjusters version 2.0.

Wishing you good mental health.

AGH!!!

How did I get inside the cell?

Why is my body standing outside the cell

when I'm obviously inside?

It's taken me years to perfect by masterpiece.

As we say in psychiatry circles, therapy takes time.

Dr. Gray, what have you done?

Isn't it obvious, Jerry?

Thanks to the behavior adjuster 2.0,

I switched bodies with you.

Now you're me.

And I'm you.

You'll never get away with this Dr. Gray.

Guards!

Guards!

The name's Jerry now.

Good luck trying to convince anyone to help

you looking like, well, me.

Guards, I require immediate assistance.

Impressive.

That ray should do the trick nicely.

It will amplify the body switching signal

from my pendant, making it powerful enough

to reach the entire globe.

Of course, I'll need a few test subjects first.

And I'd better grab a few gadgets.

Just in case, as the real Jerry would say, things go awry.

Now go easy on me go, girls.

Remember I'm an old lady!

Girls, a little help here.

You're super quick learner, Mrs. L.

Honestly, I don't think there's

anything more we can teach you that you don't already know.

Not if we still want to be able to want to walk tomorrow.

I find cold compresses are excellent for a sore back.

What's that?

Oh that's just Sammy's Compowder.

Maybe there is something we can teach you.

Gadget 101.

We've got the padded shoulder portable para

sail, the panic button band-aids,

and jet pack backpacks.

Oh the base changer phaser.

Haven't seen this baby in a while.

Whoopsie.

Imagine the things I could have done in my day

with these gadgets.

Girls, we have a serious situation brewing.

A passenger jet with 365 people aboard

has lost control over LA. - Oh no!

Better call Jer.

Wishing you good mental health.

Jerry, is that you?

Well, duh.

Who else would I be?

No need to get all huffy.

Jeez.

A passenger jet is in major trouble over LA.

What should we do?

Right.

Well, let me ask you a question.

What do you think you should do?

We should help.

It's an emergency.

See Duh.

And why are you answering questions with more questions?

All I can say is that you must follow

your collective conscience.

Sorry, but this question is now up.

That was way bizarre.

Looks like someone needs a refresher course on manners.

It will have to wait.

We have a plane full of passengers to save.

Whoa.

Mrs. L is good.

It took me three years to learn how to do that.

No offense, Alex.

But that's because you're a terrible driver.

Look out!

C'mon.

It's locked from the inside, Got any of those handy dandy

gadgets handy?

Phase changer phaser.

Do your thing.

Please return to your seat immediately.

As you girls would say, this is way weird.

You can say that again.

I'm having a major case of deja vu

I can't quite figure out why.

Is that the pilot?

Please tell me someone knows how to fly this plane.

Obviously I can't do in this condition.

I haven't landed a plane in 20 years.

I'm sure it's like riding a bike.

Clover, you're my copilot.

This is gonna be one bumpy landing

on the streets of Van Hells.

Think you ladies can aim for Santa Monica?

We can try.

Why?

I think Sammy's just figure out a way to make

our landing a little more--

padded.

Everyone, hang on.

Awesome landing, Sammy.

No time to celebrate.

We need to report to Jerry.

Panic button band-aids, don't fail us now.

You four don't have an appointment.

You need to go.

Nice to see you too, Jer.

Do you have any idea what we've just been through, son?

The pilot was a toddler.

I know it sounds crazy, but it's totally true.

It worked even better than I thought.

Jer, rewind.

Are you saying you wanted this to happen?

Oh no. No.

What I meant to say was-- my plan to send you in worked.

You saved those passengers.

Well done.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have other patients to see.

Huh?

- Oh.

My plan is working like a charm.

A body switching charm.

The first test on that pain was a rousing success.

Now to turn the ray on LA.

I was a good sport until just now.

Jer is a total menace.

I'm not so sure that was Jerry, Clover.

He didn't even recognize me.

WOO HOO!

YEE HAW

WOO HOO

Jaywalking is illegal.

I know why I was having me major deja vu earlier.

This is just like that case we had a few years ago.

The evil Dr. Gray!

A body switching baddy!

That would totally explain Jer's odd behavior!

Alex and I will head to the containment facility

to check on Dr. Gray.

While Clover and I find out if my Gerald is really my Gerald.

Looks like we were wrong.

Dr. Gray can't possibly be the culprit.

Wha?

Girls.

Lovely to see you.

Would you mind releasing me post haste?

It's me, girls.

Jerry.

Jerry?

But how can we be sure?

Who else would know about that time,

Alex, when you were so scared of the dark after fending

off the dream villain that you had to borrow my nightlight.

You positively swore me to secrecy.

Fat lot of good that did.

Or that time, Sam, when you had that secret crush on that

you villain who used his singing voice to control minds,

including yours.

You couldn't even remember your own name.

Ah. The keyword being secret, Jer.

We'll have you out of here in a jiff, Jer--

If you promise those stories never leave the cell.

You have my word.

What?

I know we need disguises.

But couldn't you come up with something

a little less pre

Shh.

Luckily, we won't be here for long.

Tea and figgy scones, sir?

Eww.

No.

Remove those awful little biscuits from my sight at once.

- Fraud

My Jerry would never turn down tea and figgy scones.

Or say Eww.

Dr. Gray, I presume?

Ugh.

Hey!

Why are you doing this, Jerry?

I mean, Dr. Gray.

As a psychiatrist, I've grown so

weary of listening to patients whine

about their terrible lives.

In prison it's even worse.

Thanks to this little device, everyone

will get a chance to walk a mile in another person's shoes.

Then maybe I'll get some peace and quiet for once.

You'll never get away with it.

Who's going to stop me?

You?

Or you?

If you can even tell each other apart after this,

which I seriously doubt.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have

a very important appointment to keep with the entire world.

To the roof!

Hey.

My arthritis is gone.

Ahhh!

I went from way young and hot to way old and not.

Hey.

That's my old body you're talking about.

Sorry.

It's just crazy weird being in someone else's skin, you know?

Uh.

Tell me about it.

Worst part is we're plum out of gadgets.

Luckily I happen to know my way around.

Wait.

Who are you?

Why I'm Jerry, of course.

Son!

It's good to see you.

Give Mumsy a hug?

Whoa.

Which one of you is my real Mumsy?

Yeah.

You're one to talk, Jer.

Can you, like, save the surprised faces

until after I get my body back?

I think that clears it up.

Hurry.

To the roof.

Right behind you, Clover.

- That's Mrs. L. - Oh.

Right.

Watch out, world, because her it comes.

Wishing you all good mental health.

Not so fast, Dr. Gray.

Panic button band-aid, whoop this traitor away.

Whoopsie.

Ugh.

I am coming.

Not so fast, girls.

I too have gadgets.

Ugh.

Look out.

He's got stun tan lotion.

Hmm mm.

Oof.

Ugh.

How do you see a thing through this unruly mock, Clover?

You should really consider a hair cut, dear.

Don't touch the coif.

It's taken me to perfect my look.

Ladies, please, enough bickering already.

I think what Sammy is trying to say is, the world is

in deep body switching trouble.

Dr. Gray, you're coming with me.

Carl, I'm not Dr. Gray.

I'm Jerry, head of Whoop.

Who are you going to listen to, Carl?

Arrest Dr. Gray at once.

And while you're at it, arrest these spies.

I'm charging them all with disobeying orders.

Instead of arresting us, how about you and I

grab a milkshake after work?

Sorry.

But I normally dig girls closer to my own age.

Oh my.

Perhaps you two troublemakers could benefit from a little

of my body switching therapy.

Major ouchie.

Careful.

I have a slipped disk.

Oh.

Now I'm going to be in rehab for months.

See?

My plan is working already.

Perhaps my experiment will give young people

more respect for their elders.

It hasn't worked in your case Dr. Gray.

Time to put an end to this little experiment.

Sorry Carl.

That's all you've got?

One measly gadget.

You do my body such a disservice.

HI-YA!

You'll never win, Jerry.

I wouldn't be so sure, Dr. Gray.

After all who knows my weakness is better than me?

Way to defeat yourself, Jer.

Whoa.

Yeah!

Nooo.

My beautiful world harmonizing plan.

Gone!

Hey, if Dr. Gray is Dr. Gray again.

Does that mean everyone is back to normal?

Totes.

And it feels so good to be me.

Son, come help your mother up.

Coming, Mumsy.

Great work, Mrs. L.

Oooh.

Watch the back, girls.

I think I speak for all of us when

I say, we are super stoked to have you on our spy team,

Mrs. L.

Uh oh.

What's wrong?

The last 24 hours have shown me

that I'm done once and for all with the exhilarating

world of espionage.

Oh.

Well my back is at least.

Yeah sorry about that.

And we're sorry to see you go.

You're one seriously awesome spy chick.

I'll miss you too, girls.

Thanks to my time in Clover's body,

I've realized that I'm still young at heart.

I'm going to go back to all the exciting places I've been.

But this time was a tourist.

No spying required.

Will you send us e-cards from all the fab places you visit?

What's an e

How about a good old fashioned postcard?

You've got it.

Bye!

Perfect posture is hard work.

MRS. L: Gerald Lewis, sit up straight.