All language subtitles for Clockstoppers.2002.WEBRip.x264-ION10

(CLOCK TICKING)

(BEEPING)

WOMAN ON PA:
Ladies and gentlemen,
American Airlines

is announcing
flight number 1243
to Costa Rica.

All passengers
holding tickets
for flight 1243

can now proceed
to gate 50-B.

Come on, man,
you can put me in
with the cargo.

Sir, the 10:00
to Costa Rica
is booked,

but I can get you out
in the morning.

Not if I'm dead
you can't!

Thank you
for nothing!

Hey, watch it!

(GRUNTS)

Hell, who does
he think he is?
Somebody important?

(METAL DETECTOR BEEPING)

Sir! Sir, you forgot
your keys!

Keep 'em!

(KIDS CRYING)

No! Listen...

(CRYING CONTINUES)

I need a vacation...

Real bad.

(CRYING CONTINUES)

(WOMAN TALKING
INDISTINCTLY OVER PA)

Hey, watch it, buddy!

And after,
we can all...
I hope you're happy!

Thank you.
Thank you.

Sir?

(GASPING)
(SCREAMING)

(METAL DETECTOR BEEPS)

(WOMAN SCREAMS)

I think it's time
you came back to work,
Dr. Dopler.

(UPBEAT POP SONG PLAYING)

BOY: Hey, Zak!

(GRUNTS)

All right, let's take a look
at another example.

Say Amy is out
for a leisurely drive
in her VW Bug

and along comes Eddy
in his Ferrari. Hmm?

(STUDENTS LAUGHING)
Hey, come on, that
could happen. Totally.

So, you're doing 20,
Eddy's doing 220.

(GRUNTS) What do you
think he looks like
when he goes by?

I don't know.
Just a blur, I guess.
Exactly.

And if he's going
fast enough,

you wouldn't even
see him at all.

As a matter of fact,
from Eddy's point of view,

you would look as if
you're standing still.

And that is
a basic example

of Einstein's Theory
of what, Eddy?

Um, highway safety.

Relativity.

Relativity.

Didn't do your reading
assignment, did you, Ed?

Well, that's a funny story.

See, science is
a discipline.

This department has
trained some of the
best minds in the world.

But nobody ever gets there
by just coasting along.
(YAWNING)

Now, I don't mean
to sound
like your father,

but I take pride
in my students.

I want to see
them succeed.

That means doing the work,
being persistent and...

Not looking
for the quick fix,
easy way out.

All right, we'll finish up
with Einstein

when I get back
from the Applied Science
Congress next week.

In the meantime,
you guys have
a couple days off.

(STUDENTS CHEERING)

To prepare for
your midterm.

(STUDENTS GROANING)

Hey, Dad.
Hey, Zak. Well,
this is a rare honor.

Come on. I visit you
at work every now
and then, right?

Yeah, every now and then.

But careful analysis reveals
it's usually because
you need something.

That's crazy.

Um, can you come
with me to co-sign
for my car?

I got the down
payment together.

There's a couple
of things that I liked
down at Benson's,

and their lot
stays open till 9:00.
So I thought...

Uh-huh.
Hold on a second.
Hey, Jer! Jer!

Where's my stipend
on the NASA
consultation?

We finished the job
three months ago.

Workin' on it.

So maybe we can
get there around
like 7:00, and...

Hey, hey, Dr. Gibbs,
your batch is up
on the mainframe.

It's some pretty wild stuff.

Okay, Sam. I'll be down
in a minute, all right?
What are you working on?

Last weekend, an old student
of mine sent me a project
he's working on at QT Labs.

You remember Earl Dopler?
Don't you?

He's one of the
best students ever
to pass through here.

That freak? Who used
to come over and eat
a lot of potato salad.

He isn't a freak.
A little eccentric,
maybe.

Anyway, the word
on this project
is very hush-hush.

Let's just say that
hypothetically speaking

it were possible
to accelerate
your molecular structure

until the rest of
the world seemed as if
it were standing still.

Cool.
It's called "Hypertime."

Imagine this.
Being able to perform
delicate surgery

between the beats
of a heart. Huh?

This technology
is gonna revolutionize

medicine, science,
travel.

Speaking of travel,
a car would be really nice.
Yeah?

(CHUCKLES) Did you download
those consumer reports
like I asked you?

Um, I was gonna
do that before
you got home, but, uh...

Dad, come on.
You already blew
me off last week.

I didn't blow you off.
I was called in on a student
meeting with the dean.

And of course
that's never
happened before.

All right, look,
I want you to do your
homework on this.

Let's see those
safety reports.
Okay.

And we'll talk about it
when I get home.

Does that mean
we can go tonight?
(LAUGHS)

It means we'll talk
about it when
I get home.

Good enough.

Yes!

Very safe, and a great
father-son activity.

Dude, you made all this
just by selling junk
on your computer?

Well, one man's junk
is another man's
down payment, Meeker.

(LAUGHS)
You gotta start thinking
outside the box.

What box?

The box you're in that
keeps you from seeing that
this $5-an-hour job blows.

Dude, dude, I ain't
gonna be here forever.

Check it out.
Bam!

Plur-102.

DJ contest
tomorrow night.
I'm signed up.

"Underground dance partay."

Mmm-hmm.
Yeah, that's very
funk-flickety of you.

Dude, I've
been practicin'.
All right.

Sneaked away from
the study hall,

worked the turntables
in the tech room.
(LAUGHS)

A vicky-vicky,
a vicky, a vicky-vicky,
a vic-vickety-vicky...

Hey, hey, hey, hey,
who's that?

Hey, dude,
where you been?

That's Francesca,
the new girl
from Venezuela.

She goes to
our school?
Mmm-hmm.

That's gotta be good
for attendance.
(PAINT GUN FIRES)

(CLEARS THROAT)
Tell me about it.

She has PE when
I'm in marching band.

I get smacked every time
the trombones turn
to look at her.

This is perfect.
MEEKER: What?

ZAK: It's a foreign girl
in a foreign land, man.

She's all lonely
and vulnerable.

I've read about
this in Cosmo.
I gotta go talk to her.

Oh, no, no, no.
You're gonna get faced.

I'm not gonna
get faced, man.

Come on!
Watch and learn.

Okay. You're gonna
get faced.

(CHECKING BREATH)

Excuse me. Hi.
Do you have the time?

Uh...
(NERVOUS CHUCKLE)

I mean, uh, you go
to my school, right?

I couldn't say.
What school is yours?

Jefferson. Jefferson.
My friend watches
you in PE.

I mean... You're new.
You're new, right?

Yes.

Well, uh, I'm Zak,
and, you know,
I thought...

I know it can be
kind of lonely

when you first move
to a new town.

I thought maybe
you needed somebody
to show you around.

(CHUCKLES) Ay, si. Que bueno.

It's so very hard for me.

I try to be brave,
exploring the town
all by myself.

When all I really want
is to be giving my love

to the very first
bozo who wants
to know the time.

I read Cosmo
too.

(SNICKERS)

ZAK: Right. Um...

Okay, well, I'll see you
at school then, okay?

Okay, uh...

Hey, man.

Hey. Hey, man.
You did good, man.

I think she likes you.
(LAUGHING)

(UPBEAT SONG PLAYING)

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

Are you
watching this?

He was so cute,
and now he's all,
"I'm a gangsta, yo."

Yeah. No, I was
in earlier about
the Mustang.

You still have
it, right?

Okay, cool. I will be
there later tonight with
the down payment.

Okay, thank you.

What are you doing?

Well, this way
it's more like homemade.

I want us to have
a really nice
family dinner tonight

before your father
goes off to that
science conference.

He's taking me
to buy a car tonight.
Well, after dinner.

Mom, can I have
some money?

Did you do
your chores?

Have I told you lately
how much I respect
and admire you?

Buy a car?
Give money to Satan?

Oh!
(DOOR CLOSES)

You're so lucky
you're an only child.

Hey.

Hey, so... Mom says
we can go after dinner,
which is cool

because they're open
till 9:00 so we
should still make it.

Mmm, make what?
The car lot.

The car lot. They got
a Mustang convertible,

and I'll trick it out
with a V8.

Consumer Reports.
Consumer Reports
rated it a "best buy."

"Good reliability,
decent gas mileage

"and pretty good
crash test scores."
For a convertible.

Okay, all right.
So what else have
you compared it to?

Nothing. That's
the car I want, Dad.

Zak, look, you're not
gonna prove your case

by ignoring all
the other data.
Thanks, honey.

Well, it's not
a clinical trial, Dad.

I mean, you know,
if something's right,

you gotta close your
eyes, grit your teeth
and hang on.

No. No, you gotta step back,
weigh the options and make
a calculated choice.

Now, I want you
to do your homework
on this, Zak.

And, uh, if the Mustang
is the car that you want

when I get back,
well, then,
that's the car we'll get.

Dad, it's not still
gonna be there
when you get back.

Just come look
at it tonight. Just come
look at it tonight.

When I get back.
I gotta go over Dopler's
project tonight.

I thought you hadn't
heard from him
in a week.

I haven't, honey.
But I promised to get to it
before the conference.

That's what this
is about, isn't it?
What?

This isn't even about
me looking at
other cars, is it?

Zak, what are you
talking about?
Nothing!

You always have time
for your students,

and you never have
time for your own kids!

Oh, now he's concerned
about me.

Hey, I asked you
to come to
this conference.

Who was the one
who said
he was too busy?

The Congress
of Applied Science?

There's fun for
the whole family!
Right?

Stop it! Sit! Eat!

Kelly, get off the phone.
KELLY: Okay.

Come on, you guys.
Some of the greatest
peace treaties in history

have been signed over
green beans
and beef stroganoff.

I'm not hungry.

Zak, look, I promise
I'll take you...
Tell it to Dopler.

(SIGHS)

(DOOR CLOSES)

(BEEPING)

Ugh! I don't know
how you work
in all this mess.

(SIGHS)

(CLATTERING)

Honey, why did you
do that? I was gonna
fix that for you.

Sweetheart,
I bought a new toaster
a year ago.

Yeah, yeah, I know.

I don't want to leave
with something like this
between Zak and me, either.

But, it's just...

Honey, he's got
so much potential

and, yeah, yeah,
right now
he can skate by.

But it's gonna
catch up to him.

Maybe. But he's finding
his own way, George.

And just because
it isn't your way

doesn't mean that
he's... He's lost.

Okay. Okay, uh...

Let me just put
this back together,

and I'll go up
and make peace.

Okay.

Now don't forget.
You know how
you get down here.

No, no, I promise.
Two minutes, honey.

(BEEPING)

(BEEPS)

(KNOCKING AT DOOR)

Come in.

Hey.
Hey.

So, uh,

anything you want
to talk about
before I go?

No. I'm good.

Mmm-hmm.

Well, uh...

Uh...

This is, uh...

It's my itinerary
and, uh...

My hotel in case
you need to get
in touch with me.

Thanks.

Have fun with your
science friends.

What?

We'll work it out
when I get back.

(GUITAR PLAYING)

MAN: Mr. Gates,
I don't make policy,
but I do enforce it.

So they're shutting
me down?

Hey, you knew
it was a black ops
contract.

The administration
found out about it.
They want it to go away.

Well, you need to
make them understand
the significance

of what
we're doing here.

Look, Gates, I supported
you on this as long
as I could.

But they've got
a point.

What if one of the Saddams
of the world gets
his hands on this stuff?

The fact is, he could
waltz right through
an entire army,

plant an A-bomb in
the President's bathtub

and all of our smart bombs
and satellites would
be useless to stop him.

I'm not even finished
building it.

And they have me selling
it on the black market?
Is that it?

Mr. Gates, the NSA
expects your research,
your equipment,

the whole shooting match
crated and ready
for pickup on Monday.

And if I'm not ready?

We're taking it
whether you're ready
or not.

(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

AUTOMATED VOICE:
Restricted access requested.

Please step forward
for retinal scan.

Have a nice day,
Henry Gates.

You all right?
Yes. Why?

GATES: How's he doing?
MAN: Seems okay.

But he wrote that
about a half hour ago.

How dramatic.

And charming.

All right,
bring him down.

Hello, Dr. Dopler.

How are things
in Hypertime?

"How are things
in Hypertime?"

Look at me, man!

I've been in here a week.
It's like I've aged 20 years.

At least 20,
maybe more.

Oh, well, why don't you
just kill me now?

GATES: I was hoping that
wouldn't be necessary.

Besides,
it's your own fault.

If you'd solved
the aging glitch in
the original design,

we wouldn't have
had to bring you
back to build this.

Oh, well,
the molecular stabilizer

should be able to reverse
the aging effects
in Hypertime.

But I'm having
a little trouble with
the program, and...

Earl, the NSA
wants all our toys
in three days.

Hey, they're toys, right?

They don't know
the watches work yet,

and I have no intention
of turning them over.

Besides, how can
I enjoy the power
of Hypertime

if every time I use it,
I end up looking old?

Like you?

I want this fixed
in 48 hours!

Dude, that is impossible!

Well, then I guess
I will have to kill you.

(STAMMERING)
Wait, wait, wait.

Maybe I could
do it faster.

I mean, I'm still
waiting on some data
from a friend.

A friend?

Well, no, no. I mean,
we can trust this guy.

He's on the outside,
but he's cool.

He's my old
college professor.

If anybody can crack
the math on this,
it's gotta be him.

What data did
you send him?

Actually, I, uh...

I sent him a watch.

You idiot!

I want that watch back.

(CLATTERING)

(BEEPS)

Mom! Zak's pants
knocked over
Dad's stuff!

(SIGHS)

Hey, Dad was gonna
fix this for me so
I could sell it. Figures!

You know, when your
father's old and gray,

you're gonna regret
not having a better
relationship with him.

There's plenty
of time for that.

Mmm.

Where are you guys going?
I made breakfast.

(WHOOPING)
(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

Oh, no, that's it.
That's it.
Oh, come on, man!

Hey, freaker!

Been trippin' on
some bad lunch meat?

I hear you signed up
for the spin-off tonight.
Yeah.

Hey, Ditmar,
lay off.

Hey, yo, yo, yo, yo.
I ain't on him,
all right?

Listen up here, buddy.

Tonight, it's just gonna
be me and you
up there on stage.

You're not gonna have
your little sister here
backing you up.

(STAMMERING)
What was that?

'Cause all I hear is
the crowd going,

"A-go, Meeker!
A-go, Meeker!"

Yo, this guy's hot, man!

I need to just
cool him off!

(YELLS)

(COUGHING)
(LAUGHING)

Later, jerkwad.
Let's go.

(RICK LAUGHS)

(MOCK SPANISH ACCENT)
Hola, chiquita.
I'm Dit-O.

I'm spinning at
underground tonight.
Wanna come?

You're not gonna
leave me hanging
out there alone tonight?

No, dude, I'll be there.
I'll be there.

(SIGHS)
Relax. He probably
blows anyway, man.

I gotta go do something
about this. Here.

Oh, what's the matter?
No habla ingles?

(LAUGHING)
No, it's so very hard
for me, but...

Oh, yeah?
But I try to watch
and learn.

Oh, I'm sure you do.
Like this!

Later, jerkwad.

All right,
make a hole, boys.

Uh-huh. Sure.
I got a hole for you.

Hey!
That's a perfectly
good trashcan!

Don't be throwing
students at it.
Come on.

Both of you, out.
Come on.

You okay?
ZAK: Yeah, I'm okay.

RICK: Is he okay?
Yeah, yeah. Turn around.

He started it.
I don't care who started it.
You finished it.

I didn't need any help.

Oh, well,
I wasn't, uh...

I wasn't. I was looking
for my buddy's retainer
in the garbage.

Yeah, these band freaks
always, you know...

(BOTH LAUGH)
Right. Very nice. Now,
if you'll excuse me...

Oh, okay. Well,
hey, hey, since I...

Since I have you here,
I'd just like to apologize

for being such a loser
yesterday, okay?

Only yesterday?
No, every day.

Hey, I'll apologize
for global warming

if you'll give me
another chance.
(LAUGHS)

Cup of coffee
after school?
Come on.

I'm sorry.
I have plans.

Okay, how about
after your plans?
I have more plans.

Uh, would it be
such a stretch

for maybe some
of your plans
to include me?

(BELL RINGING)
All right.

I guess we all deserve
a second chance.
Yeah.

Here's my address.
Ah.

The only thing is that
I have to baby-sit
my little brother and sister.

But you can come by
around 4:00.
Okay.

Okay. Yeah. 4:00.

(STAMMERING)
I mean, that's probably
okay, I think.

Okay, so
I'll see you then.

Great.

♪ There's every good reason

♪ For letting it go

♪ She's sneaky
and smoked out

♪ And it's starting to show

♪ I'll never let you go... ♪

So I thought
maybe we could
spend some time

by the pool
while the sun's
still nice.

Yeah.
Works for me.

Catch some rays.
Great.
Mmm-hmm.

There's another rake
over there.

Uh, rake?

Um, right, right.
Um...

When I said second chance,
I was thinking like, uh,

dinner and a movie
or a cup of coffee,
you know?

I told you I had plans,
and you asked if they
could include you.

Yeah, I did,
didn't I?

Yes, you did.
Yeah.

Look at it this way.
You go to the movies,

you can't have
a conversation.

You go out for coffee,
there's always a lull.

This way,
when there's a lull,
at least my leaves get raked.

Um, yeah, well,
are you gonna do
the whole thing by hand?

Yeah. My father says
it develops self-discipline.

That's what people always
say when they want you
to do stuff for free.

(LAUGHS)
Here, I...

Hmm, I got a better idea.

♪ I'll never let you go

♪ I'll never let you go

♪ I'll never let you go... ♪

Stop that! Stop!

You're supposed
to be helping!

I'm sorry.
Silly.

Uh, so where'd you
move after that?

Well, when I was 15,
we left Caracas
to go to London.

Just when I was
making friends,
we got transferred here.

Wow, you've lived
everywhere.

My dad took us
to Legoland once.

It had the Taj Mahal
and the Eiffel tower.

Well, don't feel bad.
At least you have
a place to call home.

Yeah, I guess,
but, you know,

it must be pretty cool
being a consul's
daughter, right?

That makes you
like royalty,
doesn't it?

Right. I'm just waited
on hand and foot.

Ooh! Ah!

I would like to catch
the dog that does this!

I was gonna make us
iced cappuccinos.

Cappuccino? We don't
have to paint the house
or wash the car first?

(LAUGHS) No. Oh.

Here, here, don't do this.
I'll do that.

I'll finish up out here.
You start on the caffeine.

Really?
Yeah.

Great. Maybe we'll still
have time for a swim.

Yeah? Yeah.
What time is it?

I don't know.
Uh, no, I do. Hold on.

It's, uh, 1657,
whatever that is.

Right.
I'll be right back.
Okay.

A little coffee,
a little swim.

That's what
I'm talking about.

(CHILDREN LAUGHING)

(BEEPING)

Whoa.

Whoa!

Go! Go, go, go!
Get outta here!
Big rat! Come on!

Seriously, don't make
me kick your ass.

(KARATE YELLS)

Whoa.

Hey, Francesca! I think
I found your troublemaker.

I don't know what
you guys are
throwing away,

but it gave
this little guy
a heart attack.

(WATCH BEEPS)

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
(FRANCESCA SCREAMING)

Get him out of here!
Help! Get him out!

Help! Get him out!

Get him out! Oh!

Get him out!

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I am sorry. He was dead.

I swear he was dead.
What is wrong with you?

We were having
such a good time.

You can't work alone
for two seconds!

Two seconds?
I was out there
for like half an hour!

Half an hour?
I just walked in here!

"Hypertime exposure."
That's weird.

Maybe you should
just go.

We were gonna go swimming.

Swimming?
You want swimming?

I'll give you swimming.
(BEEPING)

No way!

No... Way!

Wow, you have nice skin.

This is weird.

(BEEPING)

Ahhh! (GASPS)

How did you do that?

I have no idea.

Look, I don't know
what you're up to,
but out you go.

Come on, out!
Afuera! Come on, out!
Let's go!

Out!

Wait, wait, wait.
Something weird
is going on.

You and your big rat,
that's what's weird.

I swear, I'm not trying
to freak you out.

I just pushed
this button...
(BEEPING)

(FRANCESCA SPEAKING SPANISH)

That's what I'm saying.

So...
(CHUCKLES)

You did this?

Uh... I think
it was the watch.

My dad consults
on all these
super-secret projects

that he never
lets anyone near,

and I think
this is one of them.

So, your watch
stops time?

No. Look.

(LAUGHS)

It's moving.

Wow.

Wow.
(LAUGHS)

QT? QT! That's...

That's where Dopler works.

This must be
the thing my dad
is helping him with.

He said something
about it accelerating
your molecules

so fast, the rest
of the world would seem
like it was standing still.

I don't think
time has stopped.

I think we're just
moving really fast.

(GASPS)

ZAK: He said it
was theoretical.

I had no idea
he'd actually
built the thing.

Look at this.

(CHUCKLES)

How come I sped up
and my brother didn't?

I don't know.
Let's find out.
(WATCH BEEPING)

(BOTH SCREAMING)
(WATCH BEEPING)

It's about time.

Did I leave you
in Hypertime?

Mmm-hmm.

Sorry. Um, I guess
for this to work,

we have to be touching
each other.

(CHUCKLES)

Sooner or later,
all guys say that.

Now what?

Well, uh, with such
awesome power

comes awesome
responsibility.

At least that's what
my dad would say.

But he's not here,
is he?

♪ In my car
I just can't wait

♪ To pick you up
on our very first date

♪ Is it cool
if I hold your hand... ♪

Where do we start?

Oh, there's that woman
who's always giving me
parking tickets.

Look at her.
She writes them before
the meter even expires.

She has offended
my sense of justice!

(LAUGHS)

♪ Let's go, don't wait

♪ This night's
almost over... ♪

It needs something more.

Yeah.

Ooh. Perfect.
Come on.

♪ Forever and ever
let's make this last forever

♪ Forever and ever... ♪

Oh, looks like
we've got our own
little Picasso here.

Well, he's about
to enter his blue period.

(CHUCKLES)

Ooh, nice nose ring.

ZAK: I think
that's Meeker's bike
he's stealing.

Oh, I don't believe this.

This guy promised me
that he'd hold
this car for 24 hours.

Hmm. Well, it's just
not right to break
a promise.

Shall we?

Make it so,
number one.

What? We have
Star Trek in Venezuela.
(CHUCKLES)

Do it.

(WATCH BEEPS)
(ENGINE REVS)

(TAGGER SCREAMING)

Dude, wait up!
Man, don't leave me
like this!

Help! Ow!

No! No, no, no!

No, no, no, no!
No, no!

Go! Go! Go!

♪ Forever and ever

♪ Let's make this
last forever

♪ Let's make this
last forever ♪

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(CROWD CHEERING)

All right!

D.J. Swamp.
What's the deal, D.J?

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(CHEERING CONTINUES)

Come on!
Yeah! Whoo!

(WHOOPING)

EMCEE: The people
have decided, baby!

D.J. Swamp
is the winner
of this round.

(CHEERING)

Let's keep
this thing going!

Let's get to
our next two D.J.s.

First up
we got D.J. Dit-O!

(CHEERING)

(BOOING)

We also got D.J. Meeker!

(CHEERING)

Yeah!
Where is he?

That's what
I'm talking about.

Whoo-hoo!

All right, Dit-O.
It's your time to shout,
baby! Let's do this!

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(CHEERING)

Yeah!

What's up, Meeker?
You ready?

(MIXING POORLY)

Whoo!

(CROWD BOOING)

(JEERING)

You suck!

MAN: That's weak!

He really is not
very smooth, is he?
No.

MAN: Get off the stage!

(BOOING CONTINUES)

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(CROWD CHEERING)

Whoo!

Yeah!

Yeah! Yeah!

(ALL CHEERING)

Cool, bro, cool!

Yeah!

(MIXING POORLY)

(BOOING)

Nah! No way!

(BOOING CONTINUES)

I can't take
this anymore.

He needs so much help.
Here, let's stand
him up first.

Uh, okay,
what are we doing?

A little dance lesson.

Um, first off,
let's give him
a little attitude.

Okay.

Okay. And get one arm
while I grab
the other and pull.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

Come on, kick.
(CHEERING)

(CHEERING CONTINUES)

(BOTH LAUGHING)

CROWD: (CHANTING)
Go! Go! Go! Go!

Yeah.
(GIGGLES)
This is wrong.

This is absolutely wrong.
No, it's Swan Lake.

(CROWD LAUGHING)

Whoa! Whoa!

(SCREAMS)

(CHEERING)

(PLAYING MUSIC)

(BOTH LAUGHING)
Okay.

CROWD: (CHANTING)
Go, Meeker!

I swear, I thought
I was gonna
wet my pants.

(BOTH LAUGHING)
This Hypertime thing
is so trippy!

I knew it wasn't
me doin' the movin',

but I couldn't feel
you guys movin' me.

Actually, I think
your boy Dit-O
did wet his pants.

(ALL LAUGHING)

Zak, man, your watch
is off the hook!

Hey, what're
we gonna do next?

Hey, let's dress Coach Wells
up like Britney Spears.

Oh, man!
(FRANCESCA LAUGHING)

Didn't you say
you had to be home
in half an hour?

Hey, forget that!
Forget that!

Hey, Leslie Miller
has a slumber
party tonight.

You know she got that pool,
and the girls get naked.

(ALL LAUGHING)
Hey!

Or, hear me out,
we could go to Vegas!

BOTH: Go to Vegas.
No, no, no, no!

Genius, hey, hey, hey,
we're not going
anywhere, okay?

We're not going
anywhere, okay?

My dad finds out
that I took the watch,

I'm gonna be
grounded forever, so...

Man!

It's right up here.
Okay.

You gotta
be kidding me.

(CLEARS THROAT)
Oh, all right,
fine, fine, fine.

I can take
a hint. Okay.

Hey, guys, come on.

You sure you
don't want me
to come with you?

I got this plan...
What... What...

Hey! Okay, man!
(CHUCKLING)

See you Monday,
Meeker.

Good night.
Yeah, okay, okay.

Y'all have fun
makin' out!
(KISSING)

ZAK: Watch this.

Oh, yeah,
that's funny, Zak!
That's real funny!

Hey, man, you're abusing
your powers,
I'm telling you!

I'm gonna call
the Super Friends
on you, man!

Oh, it's going down!
Oh, you wait and see!
I'm gonna get you for this!

(SIGHS) So?
So...

That didn't turn out
so bad after all,
Mr. Second chance man.

(CHUCKLES) Yeah.

Well, you know,
the way I figure it,
if you make

really bad first impression
things can only
get better from there.

Right. And you take
the prize on both counts.
(CHUCKLES)

Well, I...
I better go.

Now?
Yeah.

(DOORS CLOSE)

At midnight, my father
blinks the porch light,

and I turn back
into a pumpkin.

Yeah, I should
probably go too.

Although midnight
could be a pretty
long time off.

Stop that.

What do you think,
that magic watch
is gonna get you a kiss?

No! I... I just
wanted to spend
more time with you.

Shh. You don't
need magic.

What?

I wanted to kiss you.

Sweet dreams,
Mr. Second chance man.

I had fun.

(GIGGLES)

(POP SONG PLAYING)

(FLOOR CREAKS)

(GRUNTS)

DOPLER: Shut up! Shut up!

Who are you?
What do you people want?

Duh! They want
to kill you, man!

Why? What did I do?

Because you showed up!

And you're running around
with something that's
not supposed to exist.

Now, grab those wires
under the dash.

Go, go, go, go!

Okay, now bite the green one.

(ELECTRICITY CRACKLING)
Ow! Ahh!

Okay, that's not it.

Uh, okay, strip the red wire
with your teeth

and touch it to
the steering column.

Come on, hurry up, man!
Just bite it,
bite it, bite it!

Okay, go.
(SPITS)

Hurry, man!
They're coming! Go!

Come on, come on!
Excellent!
(ENGINE STARTING)

Get up there! Drive!
Go, go, go!

He's in the van!
Come on!

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Oh, man! You are
gonna get us killed.

This is not
as easy as it looks.
Yeah, I know, but...

Whoa!
Ahhh!

Who are those guys?
You don't wanna know.

What were they
shooting at me?
Liquid nitrogen.

It's a quick and dirty
comedown from Hypertime.

The cold slows
your molecular activity.

Uh, it's probably faster
to gnaw off my hand.

So, is it me, or are they
trying to kill you too?

Oh, I'd say they're
probably up for a
twofer at this point.

Hang on!

Ah. All right.

Whoa.

Now, give me the watch.
No!

Give me the watch!

Or what? You'll
adjust me to death?

(CHUCKLES)
"Adjust me to death".

That's great.
Give me the watch!

(GRUNTS)

Crazy lunatic!
Crazy lunatic?

That's redundant!
(BEEPING)

(HORN HONKING)
(BOTH SCREAMING)

(HORNS HONKING)

(SCREAMS)

(HORN HONKING)

(GRUNTS)

(HORN HONKING)
(BOTH SCREAMING)

(BRAKES SCREECHING)

(GRUNTS)

Give me that!
Come on!

Ahhh!

(MUTTERING)

(HORN HONKING)

(GRUNTS)

(GASPS)
(HORN HONKING)

(SCREAMS)

Hey, dude!

Whatever you do,
don't get it wet!

(ELECTRICAL CRACKLING)

(VOICE SLURRING)
So... Strange.

Seems... Fine...

Although his vitals
are elevated.

(NORMAL VOICE)
Oh, here he comes.

(CHUCKLES)
How're you doing,
Sleeping Beauty?

You okay? You all right?

Where'd you get
the van, kid?

Not now!
Let him breathe!

Zak!

Mom!
Zak! Is he okay?

DOCTOR: He'll be fine.
It was just a mild concussion.

Oh, hey, baby,
how're you feeling?

I'm okay, I think.

Good. So you
can stand trial.
What?

Hello! You stole a van
and crashed it!

Mom, can I have his room
while he's in jail?
Please? Please?

You almost got yourself
killed with that little
joyriding stunt, son.

Honey, you had us so worried.

I don't know
what got into him.

He's a good kid.
Really.

KELLY: Cool!
(DEFIBRILLATOR SQUEAKING)

Now, this doesn't
have to go on his
record, does it?

No! No!
You don't understand!

I was in Hypertime,
and there were
these guys there

and they were
after my watch.

It's a molecular
accelerator. Here.

Yeah.

(CRACKLING)

Oh, man, it's broken.

They're gonna kill me.

Who's gonna kill you?
These guys!
They were in our house!

What?

You couldn't see 'em.
They were invisible. But...

Oh, yeah, right.
Here you go, sir.

I said creamer, you twit.

Is he gonna be okay?
I can't stay here.

Nurse! Thank you.

Oh, crap.

Come here.

No! No, no, no, no!
He's so faking it.

Okay, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I am faking it.
I'm faking it. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry that
I stole the van.

I would love
to tell you all about it,

but first I have to pee.

(HAND DRYER BLOWING)
Come on, come on, come on!

What are you
doing in there?

Uh, I can't go unless
there's some noise.

Come on!

(BEEPING)

Get some coffee.

Let's go!

(BEEPING)

(WATCH BEEPING)

I don't want to
hear any excuses!

Just get back here.

I've got something
I want delivered to
our contact at the FBI.

A little publicity
should help flush out
Dopler and the kid.

Because we can't kill
what we can't find.

But without Dopler,
how do you finish your
molecular stabilizer?

Who needs the student,

when the teacher
is so close at hand?

Yeah, baby,
I miss you too.

(PHONE RINGING)

Hot Skates.
Junior associate
Meeker speaking.

ZAK: I need to borrow
your mom's car.

Zak! (SOFTLY) Zak.

Hey, what's going on?

The cops are looking
for you, man.

Just turn around slowly.
Be cool, okay? Be cool.

You don't wanna be seen
with me right now.

(SIGHS)

Okay, so I need you
to go home

and get the keys
to your mom's Subaru.

What? Are you...
Are you crazy?

Somebody is trying to
kill me over this watch.

And it doesn't
even work now.

Okay, dude, but you
don't need a Subaru.

What you need is the police.

I just came from the police.
Look at me.

They weren't as
helpful as you might
think, okay? Just...

I need to get to Kingston
to find my dad.

Okay? I don't...
He might know
who these people are.

Dude, that's like
a six-hour drive, man.

Meeker? Meeker.
I gotta go.

(GASPS)

Uh, budget cuts.

(PEOPLE TALKING
IN SPANISH)

(LAUGHING)

(MUSIC PLAYING ON STEREO)

(MELLOW SONG PLAYING)

(GASPS)

Okay, Mr. Invisible,
where are you?

(WATER TRICKLING)

Oh, that's nice.

What are you
doing in there?
(TOILET FLUSHING)

What, did you break into
my house just to pee?

No. Actually...

Actually, use the phone too.

What are you wearing?

Listen. I know
this sounds weird,

and it's the last thing
you wanna hear from a guy
after one date,

but the cops are looking
for me everywhere,

and I've got
no place else to go.

So, I just need to
borrow some clothes

and some money
for the bus.

And I promise
I'll pay you back, okay?

You are freaking me out.
What is going on?

Francesca,
it's a long story,

and the less you know
about it, the better.

I just... I can't...

(SIGHS)

Things with the watch
have gotten really twisted

and I just need to
get to Kingston.

I gotta get to Kingston,
find my dad, because they
could be after him too.

And I can't go home...
Wait. Who is after who?

Who is after who?
What is happening?
I don't know who they are.

I don't even know.
I'm... I... I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I shouldn't
have come here.
Espera.

Wait. Slow down.
Come over here
and just relax.

I'm glad that
you came. I am.

But if we're
gonna be friends,

you have to tell me
what is happening.

(ROMANTIC SONG PLAYING)

I told my brother I was
getting the car washed,
so bring it back clean.

Okay.

Um, I can't... I can't
thank you enough.

Call me when
you find him?
Yeah.

What are you doing?

You raked my leaves.
I can't let you go alone.

I just feel like
such an idiot.
He's been calling all day.

This is the first chance
I've had to check
my messages.

George, listen. Calm down.

The police
want you to stay there
in case Zak calls again.

Believe me,
if he shows up here,
I'll let you know.

If he's giving you
any trouble,
I can talk to him.

Fine.

I just feel helpless,
sitting here waiting.

Welcome to the club!

(SIGHS) I'm sorry.
I didn't mean it like that.

It's just...
I've been everywhere
trying to track him down,

and we couldn't reach you.

All right. All right.
Let's go over your list.

Hi. I need the room number
for Dr. George Gibbs.

He's here
with the convention.

And you are?

In a hurry.

(INHALES SHARPLY)

(GRUNTS)

Yeah.
Good.

Let me see
what I can do.
Yeah.

I just never should
have left with something
like this between us.

Did he say anything
else that might
explain his behavior?

Not really. I mean,
he rambled on a little bit

when he came to, but...

Oh, wait.

He did say something about
his watch being a molecular
accelerator or something.

Molecular accelerator?

Jenny, honey, listen.
I need you to go downstairs
and look on the shelf

above my desk.
There should be a box
with a watch in it.

See if it's still
there, will you?
What's going on?

I'll tell you in a minute.
Just check the box, okay?

Just a minute.

Hey.

Francesca.

Are we there?
Yeah.

You know, I usually
don't like to meet
a boy's father this soon,

but for you...

Hey, uh,

do you think maybe
while we're up there,

you can tell him that
taking the watch
was your idea?

(KNOCKING AT DOOR)

Zak?

Dr. Gibbs?
Yeah.

My name is Henry Gates.
I'm with QT Laboratories.
(ELEVATOR DINGS)

I believe we have
a mutual friend.
Earl Dopler.

He tells me you're
quite the expert on...

Look, whatever
this is about,
it's gonna have to wait

'cause I'm in the
middle of something
very important.

You certainly are.

Oh, George! George?

Dad?
MAN: (ON TV) These cars are
going for practically nothing.

No payments for 12 months.
Don't wait.

The fire we reported
in an old fire hall...

WOMAN: Front desk.

How may I help you,
Dr. Gibbs?

(CLEARS THROAT)
Uh, hi. Did I check out yet?

Not that I know of, sir.

Um, did I change rooms?

Uh, no.

Dr. Gibbs,
is everything all right?

MAN: And in other news,
it seemed like a simple
joyride in a stolen van,

until the FBI linked
the teenage suspect...

Zak.
...to the theft
of top-secret...

WOMAN: Dr. Gibbs?
...government research
by this man,

Dr. Earl Dopler
of QT Laboratories.

That's not Dopler.
Dopler is one of
my dad's students.

He's a hippie with long hair.

Dr. Dopler is considered armed
and extremely dangerous.

Well, at least they
didn't mention your name.

If you should see him
or Zak Gibbs,

please contact your
local police department's

counterintelligence unit.
Okay.

Okay, uh,

I'm officially
freaked out now.

We can call my dad.

He knows people
from the consulate.
I know he can help.

I'm not putting
your family at risk,
all right?

It's bad enough
I got you involved.
Hey.

Hey, macho man,
I got me involved.

But maybe I should
just call them to let
them know I'm okay.

Okay.
(TRUCK BEEPING)

What's this
yo-yo doing?

Hey! You're
blocking us in.

What's he doing?

(SHRIEKS)
Whoa.

ZAK: Whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa!

Let me out of here!
(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

(BOTH SCREAMING)

(COUGHING)
(GRUNTS)

Are you okay?

You know,
the first date was nice.

This one, not so much.

(THUMP)
What was that?

I don't know.
Just stay cool.

Hi. How are you?

Ready to give me
that watch?

Okay.

That's fine.
(GRUNTS)

(SIGHS)

You know what I don't like?

Gettin' kicked
in the head!

That is super.

I didn't know
you knew karate.

I don't.
That was ballet.

(GRUNTS)
(WHIRRING)

Next time,
kick harder!

(BOTH SCREAMING)

Up, up, up, up.

All right, little dude,
hand it over.

And don't even think
about touching that dial.

Okay, okay.
What did you
do with my dad?

I know you're a spy.
It's all over the news.

That's not true.
I love my country.

Now, give me the watch
so I can go to Costa Rica.

And no funny business, okay?
Or your hottie here gets it.

Okay, okay.
Okay, here.

First chance I get
I'm kicking you right
between the eyes.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's it.
Come to papa.

I am so out of here.

Dude, you got it wet.

ZAK: It's exactly
not in bad...

Limber.

(GIGGLING)

Bravo.

ZAK: All right.
All right, if you're Dopler,
then prove it.

DOPLER:
Your mom's name is Jenny.
Your sister is Kelly.

You were born in May.
What else do you wanna know?

This is messed up, Dopler.

This is really messed up.

How do you
think I feel?

I think he's lying.
Do you want me to
kick him again?

ZAK: Yeah, all right.

If the watch makes you age,
then how come we haven't
gotten older?

Because you weren't
in Hypertime long enough.

What makes you think
that Gates has my dad
locked up in Hypertime?

Because they took him
to replace me.

And there's no other
way to finish the
molecular stabilizer

before the feds
shut him down.

Look, Zak, I'm sorry, okay?
This is freaking me out too.

But your dad taught me
everything I know.

I mean, your dad
is like a father to me.

Oh, right. Which is why
you're in such a hurry
to get to Costa Rica.

Hey, no fair.
When I sent your
dad the watch,

I had no idea that
Gates was gonna

bogart everything
from the feds.

There's gotta be something
we can do to get him
out of there, right?

Wait. "We"?

Yeah, we.

Since you and my dad
are so close,

I thought maybe
you'd like to help.

Well, I mean,
I didn't say that
we were that close.

Oh. (CHUCKLES)
Okay. Fine.

Well, then I can just
drop you off at QT.

I'm sure Gates
would love to
have you back.

Now, can you fix this?

Yeah.

But we're gonna need
some stuff you can't
get at RadioShack.

You heard the man.
Let's go shopping.

(ANNOUNCER SPEAKING
INDISTINCTLY)

WOMAN: Hi, there.

Day passes
for the expo hall
are $14, please.

I don't have any money.
Do you have any money?

You can't ask your
hostage for money.

Hi.
Hello.

How are you?
Good. How are you doing?

Um, actually,
I need some help, okay?

Hi.

Let me ask
you something.
What can we do for you?

What is this exactly?

That is an
airbrush gun.

Airbrush gun. Wow.

MAN 1: You're into
precision items, huh?

FRANCESCA: Yeah.
MAN 2: Yeah?

FRANCESCA: Cool.
ZAK: Ooh!

Um... What does this do?

It's for airbrushing
cars and walls and...

Painting.
(GIGGLES) You're cute.

And what is that over there?

That's an industrial
strength hot-glue gun.

Hot-glue gun. Wow.
It's a hot seller.

Well, Dexter,
um, you guys have
been both so helpful.

Thank you very much.
Thank you.

Bye!
See ya.

(SOFTLY) Ooh, Mama!

Don't get many
of those.

All right,
we just need
someplace quiet

to go to work
for a while.

Hey, while you're at it,
can you make that thing
go any faster?

What is it with you
wacky kids today?

It's like nothing's
ever fast enough.

Oh, great.
We're out of gas.

I guess I'm gonna
have to go get...
I'll get it.

Keep an eye on him?
Yeah.

MAN: (ON PA)
Lecture on the
practical applications

of the first
photoelectric effect
scheduled for 4:00 p.m.

has been postponed
and will be rescheduled for...

(ANNOUNCEMENT CONTINUES
INDISTINCTLY)

He's amazing,
isn't he?

Do you know him?

Yeah, I've seen him around.

(CLEARS THROAT)

ZAK: All right, the side
entrance is too obvious.
We'll never get in that way.

I still can't believe
he drew this.

Sorry it's so rough.
I didn't have
my protractor.

Okay, um,
there's gotta be
another entrance.

Let's just, uh,
step back and look
at our options.

You're starting
to sound like your dad.

"Let's step back,
look at our options."

Shut up.
I'm nothing like him.

Oh, come on. I meant it
as a compliment. All right?

You don't have
to blow your RAM.

Hey, hey, whoa, whoa.
What's this?

What's under here?
Is that like a sewer?

Ventilation, but close.

Well, can we
get in that way?

Yeah, sure, if you don't
mind getting ginsu-ed
by the intake fan.

Now, uh, please,
give me the new watch.
Here.

There we go.

And...

Now, check this out.

All that technology,

incognito.

Now, that.

Huh? Let me
do that like that.

And...
(BEEPS)

And I'll take that.
Thank you.
Fine.

You don't even
give a dude time

to admire his work.
It's unbelievable.

What are you doing?

I can sell that on eBay.

(KNOCKING)

MEEKER: Zak, man!
I said the back door.

I came as soon as
I could after you called.

(GROANS) Come on.

(POPPING)

Hey, Meek, you're the man.

FRANCESCA: So, how's
this gonna work again?

DOPLER: Gates is gonna
have guards in Hypertime.

We're gonna need
to bring 'em down
to real time.

These babies
ought to do it.

You take the paint out,

I put the frozen
nitrogen in.

And voila!

N2O to go.

Okay, come on, come on,
come on, come on.

All right, this is it.

Just past here
are the ducts
into the building.

(BEEPING)

All right, let's go.

Come on, Earl.

Hey.

Here's the map.
This is as far as I go.

We had a deal.
Look, man, I'm scared.

Okay? And if you went
through what I've
been through,

this place would give
you the willies, too.

I can't go in there,
Zak-man.

So he was like a
father to you, right?

Hey, that's low.
And if you hadn't taken
the watch to begin with,

he wouldn't even
be in there.

What are you
talking about?

You put my whole family
at risk when you sent
him that watch.

"Oh, I didn't know
it was a weapon, man.

"I thought it
was for science,
dude-man, Zak-man."

That's the truth.

The truth is
that man in there

gave his life to
students like you.

He treated you like a son.

And now, what? He needs
something in return
and it's too much for you?

You know what?
I am his son.

I'm going in there.

(WHIRRING)

(ALARM BLARING)

(AUTOMATED VOICE)
Unauthorized Hypertime.

Unauthorized Hypertime.

Hypertime security response
required on level three.

Come on!

MAN: (OVER PA)
Nelson, check security
levels four and five.

Anderson, check the stairs.

(YELLING)

I can hold these guys off.
Go get your dad.

Okay, I'll see you at
the fan in five minutes.
Okay.

MAN: (OVER PA) Seal off
all exit terminals.

You, freeze!

(GRUNTS)

Hey!

(AUTOMATED ANNOUNCEMENT
CONTINUES)

Get off that bike!

MAN: (OVER PA)
Staff has no exit,
security redundant.

I repeat, staff has no exit,
security redundant.

(AUTOMATED VOICE)
Unauthorized Hypertime,
storage level three.

Unauthorized Hypertime,
storage level three.

(AUTOMATED VOICE)
Have a nice day,
Rolf Zakada.

Thanks, Rolf.

Hello, Zachary.

I really wanna thank you
for bringing this back.

Let's go down
to real time.

Dad?

Dad!

He's down here.

We're just about
to find out

whether he's as
brilliant as everyone
says that he is.

No.

He must be very
fond of you.

I couldn't get him
to do a damn thing,

until I threatened
to kill you.

Dad.
Zak.

You okay?

You swore you'd
leave him out of this.

Don't blame me.
Showed up here
all on his own.

Maybe you forgot
to give him
his allowance.

No, no.

Zak.

You came here?

What was I supposed to do?

Aw, Zak, no, no.

I was only cooperating
with them so that
they'd leave you alone.

Well, I couldn't just
leave you here to die.

So you had
to come join me?
What?

Oh, Zak.

Dad. You're always saying
that I only show up
when I need something.

Now I'm trying to
help you, you don't
even appreciate it?

I'm sorry, but putting
your life in the hands
of terrorists

is not exactly
what I had in mind.

What is it with you?

It's a good thing
I'm just your son

instead of one of your
precious students.

Then you'd be
really disappointed.

That's ridiculous!
What are you
talking about?

(BOTH ARGUING)

Will you two
just stop it.

Geez. You really
are a lot alike.

Who's your friend, Zak?

Francesca. From school.

No wonder you wanted a car.

(AUTOMATED VOICE)
Restricted access requested
at northwest perimeter gate.

Restricted access
requested at northwest...

What is it?
MAN: Agent Moore, sir.

Happy Monday,
Mr. Gates.

Do you have
some things for me?

I'm sorry
for the inconvenience,

but I'm gonna have
to ask you to come back.

This isn't the prom, Gates.

The agency
is serious about this.

Why don't you do us both
a favor and drop the games?

You can't come in.

Gentlemen,
start your engines.

(ENGINES STARTING)

Yes! We're gonna
get out of here.
Everything's gonna be okay.

I wouldn't be so sure.

Change of plans, people.

We're gonna test
the molecular stabilizer

while we're actually
in Hypertime.

(AUTOMATED VOICE)
Warning. Clean room
Hypertime engaged.

What's happening?
He's taking us all
into Hypertime.

(TIRES SQUEALING)

No.

Three minutes
and counting!

ZAK: Once he's finished
with that thing,

he's not gonna
need us anymore.

They're gonna kill us,
aren't they?

There's got
to be another way
out of here. Uh...

Zak, I'm telling you,
this place is sealed
tight as a drum.

What's this?

They've been having me
do some experiments
with hydrogen.

Hydrogen.

Yeah. They turn
them on from tanks
out there in the lab.

But... Zak?

Zak, what are you
going to do?
You're gonna blow us up.

Not us, them.
Zak.

GEORGE: Zak! Zak!

Zak!

Zak! Zak, stop!

Come on!

Zak.

Zak.

I'm sorry for being
so caught up in my work.

Dad...
No, no, no.

It was never because
I care more about
my students.

Sir, we got a problem.
We can't get in.

The access code to
the molecular stabilizer
has been changed.

GATES: Very clever, Dr. Gibbs.

You changed
the access code.

But I thought
we had an agreement.

I let your son live
if you cooperate.

Well, it's time
to renegotiate.

He and the girl go free,
then you get your access code.

Fine.

Get those kids
out of there,

and then bring
that old man to me.

GEORGE: Zak,
what are you doing?

Finishing what
I came here to do.
Come here.

Gates took your watch.
Gates took a watch.

He'd probably
get $10 for it on eBay.

I switched them
in the elevator.

(GRINDING)

Zak, you can't accelerate
when you're already
in Hypertime.

You'll be going too fast.
It could kill you.

We don't have
a choice.
No, Zak!

(BOTH ARGUING)

We don't have a choice.

(BEEPS)

Oh!

Unbelievable.

Your molecules are
moving so fast,

your hand went right
through the table.

Are you okay?

I have no idea.

Here we go.

Sir, we got a
problem in there.

The kid is doing
something freaky.

Well, bring him down!

You know what to do.

Hi.

Mr. Gates!

(HISSING)

Come on. Let's
get out of here.

Zak. Your plan worked.

(GRUNTS)

ZAK: Let's get
out of here, come on.

Hey!

Say good night,
little man.
No!

Good night, little man.

(SCREAMING)

Yeah. It hurts, doesn't it?

Thank you.

I'll take that,
thank you.

So, what do you have
in mind for our next date?

(BOTH CHUCKLING)

Dopler, listen,

next time you need help
with your math homework,

don't call me.
Yeah.

Uh, Dr. G.

Uh...

Did you ever get this
little anti-aging
gizmo working?

'Cause I don't wanna
stay like this forever.

Forget about it.
I never got a chance
to test it.

(TYPING)

Oh! Oh, thank god
you're okay.

Oh! What happened?

It's okay. It's okay.

I'm just a little more
distinguished, that's all.

Where's Zak?

Oh, uh, he'll
be here in a minute.

He had to make
a little stop.
What?

No, no.
He's just fine.

Daddy! Daddy!
Oh, honey, it's
so good to see you.

(ENGINE REVVING)

There he is.

Oh, Zak!

Oh, thank god
you're okay.

You must be
Francesca.
Hi.

Hey, creepy.
Nice ride.

I hear you're
a big hero now.

Well, I wouldn't
say hero, but...

Hey, look,
I'm not gonna
be nice all day,

so enjoy it.
Okay.

Hey, who's that?

Actually, honey,
there's something I forgot
to tell you on the phone.

We had a little
problem at the lab.

I guess we're gonna have
some company for a while.

Oh, hey, Mrs. G.
How's it hangin'?

Dopler?

Hello, gorgeous.
No!

Over. Over.

More. More.

Come on.

Hit it. Let's see what
this thing can do.

Yeah!

(ENGINE REVVING)

(MOUTHING "LOVE YOU")

Buckle up!

(TIRES SQUEALING)

Wait! Wait!
(INDISTINCT)

(SIREN BLARING)