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♪ Day, day, a bright day ♪
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♪ All day ♪
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(sighing) Hey, sport.
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Your sister tells me
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you got into some hot water yesterday.
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Is that true?
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Raign, you can't win the game from the penalty box.
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You know that.
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You can on a short-handed goal.
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That is my girl!
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But you know what I mean.
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Yeah.
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I should get going. So--
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Are you trying out for something?
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What? No.
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I just need to borrow some stuff.
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Oh.
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When are you going to accept that I'm not an athlete?
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I will.
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I have.
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The bag threw me, okay?
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I know how you love
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your grades and scholarships and academia.
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I get it.
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I've heard you make fun of nerds.
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Who says I don't like nerds?
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I love you, don't I?
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No. Come on. That's not what I meant.
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Look. Hey.
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The tourney is on this weekend.
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What say you watch it with us?
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Like old times.
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Yeah, sure. Like old times.
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(school bell ringing)
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Hey, champ?
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Yeah?
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Just keep that stick--
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I mean brain-- On the ice.
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What?
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Just stay out of trouble.
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Okay.
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(box banging on binders)
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Today, you all get to meet my first love.
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Will.
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Shakespeare.
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(student coughing)
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"Alas, poor Yorick. I miss him."
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(squeaking)
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(screaming) Oh, my God!
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Oh, my God.
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Ugh!
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Ugh. Run and get help, somebody!
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Run!
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Hey. Stop running. Stop running. (whistle blast sounding)
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(something clicking)
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Male Teacher: Okay.
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I know we spent a long time on this.
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Wait a tick.
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Okay.
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That's pretty funny, right?
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Which one of you replaced my formula
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with the chemical equation for flatulence?
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(students chattering, giggling)
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(flatulence sounding)
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I can't believe you did that. That was crazy.
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Hey, what took you guys so long?
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Was there a sale on berries at Dingle's?
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What?
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Come on. Let's go eat dingle berries.
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Raign: Okay. Here's the fire symbol.
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Joy: "I give thee a group of three.
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"The first immobile will always be.
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"The second hungry, though food has he.
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The third takes flight, we no longer see."
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A group of three what? People?
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Things.
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Riddles do this all the time.
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It sounds like people, but it's things.
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Or it sounds like things, but it's people.
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But sometimes it sounds like people and it is people,
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and other times--
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Things are things. Yeah.
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We get it, Mr. Explains Trains and Automobiles.
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I'm sorry, Mr. Brett.
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Raign: So, it's things.
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Three things.
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Hulk: Exactly.
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They're all related. Like, they all go together logically.
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Like peanut butter and jam.
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Hulk: Protons and electrons.
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Fire and water.
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(snapping fingers) Fire.
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The riddle is about fire. The second part, at least.
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Right. It eats but it's always hungry.
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It burns fuel forever and never gets enough.
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Oh! So, the third thing must be smoke.
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There one minute, gone the next.
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What's immobile?
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The stove.
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All: Ah.
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Hulk: It looks like it funnels
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the heat and smoke
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into a boiler-type unit.
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I bet it works with combustion and steam.
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So, we have to burn something.
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Nothing in this room looks very combustible.
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So, what, then?
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Our clothes?
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You can't be serious.
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I mean just enough to remain decent, of course.
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Pants, maybe?
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But these are my Tuesday pants.
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If I burn them,
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then what will I wear next Tuesday?
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Bre Wednesday pants?
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Then what will I wear on Wednesday?
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Thursday pants.
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Anarchy!
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(sighing)
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Okay. So, what do we do?
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Hold on.
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The answer is right above us.
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What does that--
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No.
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Library books? Are you serious?
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Yeah, sure. Why not?
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I can't believe we even have to explain this to you.
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It's like burning knowledge, Mr. Brett.
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Joy: The collective progress
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of all human civilization.
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The shared enlightenment of every person on earth.
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Relax, Gutenberg gang. This isn't the library of Alexandria.
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Those aren't one of a kinds, and not even close to originals.
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Alexandria? Gutenberg? Who are you?
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I'm in the detention room all the time.
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I get bored. I read.
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You're a nerd. One of us.
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(chanting) One of us. One of us!
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No.
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One of us. One of us!
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No, no, no.
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Stop! Stop, everybody. Quiet, quiet!
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My point is,
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those books are out of date
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and probably still think that the Earth is flat.
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All: Hmm.
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All right!
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Let's make like a nose and get picking.
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♪
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♪ You never thought you'd see ♪
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♪ These kinds of brains on me ♪
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♪ Watch out ♪
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♪ And don't doubt ♪
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♪ So if I lift you up ♪
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♪ Don't you all let me down ♪
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♪ I'm looking for you ♪
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♪ And you will come around ♪
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Bre And here I thought I'd never
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use these in real life.
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(door slamming)
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This is wrong. It's so, so wrong.
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Then why does it feel so right?
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Okay. Who has a lighter?
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No. Are you guys serious?
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Wow, wow.
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That is a piece of judgmental garbagio
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right there. I'm ashamed.
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Embarrassed for you.
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Profiling is what it is.
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School delinquent.
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He's got to have a lighter, right?
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"Oh, hello, Mr. Hoodlum. You must have a lighter.
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You got to have a lighter."
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(sighing) Disgusting.
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We're sorry, Mr. Brett.
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We're all guilty of preconceptions.
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(sighing)
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So, do you have a lighter?
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Yeah, of course.
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(lighter clicking)
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(mechanism squeaking)
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Hulk: Look! The centrifugal governor.
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It's opening!
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(creaking)
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(sparks zapping)
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(slamming)
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Look. The pipe!
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Guys--
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(rattling)
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(coughing, beeping)
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No! The centrifugal governor's scissor arm
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has sheared right off.
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Hulk, we got to go.
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We have no time. Come on.
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Well, I hope you pranksters have finally learned--
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What the--
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Um, we--
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Ah, we-- Well--
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We were-- As you can see--
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It was the ventilation system, sir.
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You know, there was loud noise,
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and then smoke.
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Black cloud of doom.
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(coughing)
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Oh. This is all from the vent? Really?
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All: Yeah.
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Mm-hmm. For sure.
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You know what?
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Just go.
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Mr. Brett, that lighter, do you ever use it for--
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Lighting toots? You bet, buddy.
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So, what's with the pin?
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You part of some secret society or something?
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It's private.
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Secret society. I knew it.
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(keys jingling)
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♪
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Jay, when you have a minute,
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I want you to confirm something for me.
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Jay: Copy that, boss.
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Whatever you need.
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♪
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