All language subtitles for Mr Young s03e25 Interview.eng

Previously on Mr. Young...

Echo! Happy birthday!

[epic soundtrack plays]

Can you keep our secret?

Slab just told me he cheated
on that pop quiz in your class.

I kept that secret just fine!

I've created this device
that can target specific memories

and erase them.

In Derby's case,
that would be that we're dating.

Let me show you how it works,
using a volunteer from our audience.

- How about...
- You're up, Derby.

- You, young lady!
- What?

[vacuum whirs]

I'm your girlfriend?
That doesn't sound like me.

That doesn't sound like anyone.

You're dating a student?

She's gonna have to
transfer out of your class.

She'll be in the new
science teacher's class.

Who's the new science teacher?

- Mr. Kidd!
- Who Are you calling "kid"?

I'm Echo.

That's a beautiful name
for a beautiful girl.

[giggling]

Hello, class. My name is Mr. Kidd.

You're a kid.

Which seems to be
quite commonplace these days.

I was the youngest graduate ever

from the Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute of Technology,

and rather than going on
to do ground-breaking work

in the field of robotics engineering,

I chose to give back to the community
by becoming a high school science teacher.

That is so noble of you.

You know, he's not the first young genius

to throw away a promising career
to become a teacher.

Hi there. Take a seat anywhere.

Oh, no, I'm not a student.
I'm Adam Young.

I teach science.

You do?

Don't you think that's the kind of thing
you should tell your best friend?

Derby, you're in my class.

Same with you, Slab.
What are you doing here?

You're not the only game in town.

We've heard good things about Mr. Kidd.

Like what?

Like he's not you.

Would you care to stick around
and observe for a while?

Maybe let me know how I'm doing?

[Echo] You're doing great, Mr. Kidd.

I think that's an excellent idea.

I'll stick around and observe.

You should be observing Mr. Kidd.

He's a genius. Like Albert Frankenstein.

Albert Einstein.

Whatever. The dude who made a monster
out of dead body parts.

[gasps] Can you do that?

Well, that's really just a story.

Sure. We can make a monster.

[class cheering]

? Goodbye, summer, hello, fall ?

? We've been trying to get here ?

? Since we both
Were barely two feet tall ?

? Who you callin' kid?
Who you callin' kid? ?

? Who you callin' kid? ?

? Can call me what you want ?

? But I won't hear a word ?

? Where I am here ?

? Who you callin' kid? ?

Great work, everyone.
We've successfully created a monster.

[applause]

And we couldn't have
done it without the help

of Mr. Morris, the art teacher.

[applause]

You've really opened my eyes to science.

Unlike Adam, who always closed
my eyes to science.

All right, class, it's time for us

to focus on that area of science that

deals with the composition and properties

of various elementary forms of matter,

or as it's more commonly known... anyone?

Oh, come on!

- Echo?
- Is it... chemistry?

You got it.

And speaking of chemistry,

I think we're seeing
a great example of it right now.

[giggling]

Okay, I think that's enough for one day.
Class dismissed!

[students groan]

It's not fair!
Why can't it be science class forever?

What a wonderful presentation
of George Orwell's novel "Animal Farm."

I don't get it.
A wolf didn't even blow their house down.

Next class,

we all look forward to seeing
a presentation

of another George Orwell classic, "1984,"

by Jordan Slabinsky and Ivy Young.

I'd hate to be those poor saps.

I agree.

Even if they do,
by some extraordinary coincidence,

have the same names as us.

I'm hoping, if I change
the machine's polarity,

it will reverse the effect it had on Echo,
and she'll remember we're dating.

You better hope it works.
She's been giving Mr. Kidd the...

"hee-hee-hee!"

Lousy other kid teacher.

Now I just need a test subject.

[vacuum whirring]

Okay. Mrs. Byrne...

Do you remember what
you had for breakfast this morning?

I feel... the floodgates opening.

- Your memories are coming back?
- No. The other floodgates.

It didn't work.

Sounds like you may need
to adjust the voltage

to effectively transverse
the gap junction

between the presynaptic
and postsynaptic cell membranes.

Mr. Kidd! How much did you hear?

Everything from
you and Echo were dating

to Mrs. Byrne having
an overactive bladder.

You stay away from her!
I mean Echo.

You can have Mrs. Byrne.

Don't worry.

I would never act on
her obvious attraction to me.

I mean Echo. And Mrs. Byrne.

There's an unspoken code
among kid teachers.

- I've never heard that.
- It's unspoken.

I'll tell you what.

Why don't I take this thing

and see if a voltage adjustment
does the trick?

That'd be great. Thanks.
A second set of eyes never hurts.

You'd think that, but you'd be wrong.

I'm growing an extra set of eyes
as part of a medical experiment.

Someday, I hope they'll help
a blind person.

Or two pirates.

So you have eyes
in the back of your head?

Aww, that would've been
a great place to grow them!

I chose the bottoms of my feet.

Ow, my eye. Ow! My eye!
Ow! My eye.

A class presentation?

How could anyone expect us to read
this fat, pictureless magazine?

Don't panic.
I've already read the whole thing.

Cover to cover?

There's more after the cover?

No problem.

Why read when we can
get the book on tape?

Write faster, nerds!

Have either of you
seen Mr. Kidd around?

Can't you see
we're working on a project?

It's on a book by George someone.

I didn't make it
through the whole cover.

Unlike certain show-offs.

"1984." Great book.

You know, the theme of a bleak future
where a totalitarian government

keeps its citizens under constant
surveillance through "big brother"

resonates as much today

as it did when the book
was written in 1948.

Hmm? Sorry, you were talking?
I was listening to this book on tape.

And I had earplugs in.

Why were you wearing earplugs?

Because you're talking.

Well, I hope you both enjoy
the book as much as I did.

We read it in my book club
when I was six.

Book club? That's perfect.

We can start one and get other people
to read this and talk about it.

Then we'll know what's in it.

Quiet! Big brother is watching us.

My big brother, Jerry.

He's always trying to get me in trouble
with mom and dad.

Oh! There you are, Mr. Kidd.

I've looked everywhere for you...

Except Echo's face.

What happened to the unspoken code
among kid teachers?

It's more of an unspoken guideline.

Sweetie?

Aren't you gonna introduce me
to your friend?

It's me. Adam.

I'm sorry. Do I know you?

You used the memory machine
on her, didn't you?

Of course I did.
But not before making a small adjustment.

You mean like adding a racing stripe?

More like adding a function
that deleted you from all her memories,

and replaced you with me.

Also... I did add a racing stripe.

Why would you do that?

Just to give it a little extra flair.

I meant, why alter Echo's memories?

I wanted Echo to be my girlfriend,

but making her fall in love with me
would have taken weeks.

Right.

Weeks.

Not years.

You'd have to be a real loser
for it to take years.

[bell rings]

See you after class,
snuggle-bunny smoochie-dumpling.

He's not your snuggle-bunny
smoochie-dumpling!

I'm your snuggle-bunny
smoochie-dumpling.

Although once we resolve
this whole memory-wipe thing,

maybe we could revisit
the nickname conversation.

The only nickname I have for you
is freakish weirdo stranger.

Dumpling?

Look, I know it sounds crazy,
but you don't know this guy.

What are you talking about?

We've been through so much together!

We went to outer space,
defeated a chocolate kingpin,

battled a giant chicken monster,
did a "Best of Mr. Young" special...

[whispers] That hasn't aired yet.

Well, it was nice meeting you,
creepy stranger.

Okay. Obviously we've all read
"1984."

But to refresh our memories,

let's hear a detailed plot summary
from our baldest member.

Well... the book starts at the beginning,

when the FBI warns everyone
to stop making unauthorized copies.

And then, a lion appears

and roars really loudly
towards the camera...

Hold on.

You didn't read the book.
You watched the movie!

And, more importantly,
there's a movie?

All right, I admit it.
I watched the movie years ago.

It's just... nobody's ever invited me
to be in a book club before!

Probably because
I've never read a book before.

And because people hate me.

Derby, you won't believe this.

Kidd used my memory machine
to erase all of Echo's memories of me

and replace them with memories of himself.

That's crazy!

I also like to burden complete strangers
with my problems.

Oh, no! Kidd got to you too?

Kidd? My best friend? Mr. Kidd?

Whose first name I don't know,
for some reason?

Derby! I'm your best friend.
Just try to remember. Look at me.

I can't. I'm wearing shoes.

Ow! My eye! Ow! My eye. Ow!

Mr. Tater. You need to fire Mr. Kidd.

Why would I fire my best... by virtue
of being my only... kid teacher?

I'm a kid teacher too.

[chuckling]

What are the odds
of a school having two kid teachers?

I mean, if you were
making this stuff up,

you'd probably come up
with 75 other ideas

before you landed on
something that outlandish.

Mr. Tater, you don't know Mr. Kidd.
You just met him.

What are you talking about?
We've been through so much together.

We fought Arthur, the killer robot,
pretended I was a famous painter,

became cyclopses,
did a "Best of Mr. Young" special.

[quietly] That hasn't aired yet.

And just to warn you,
you're pretty light in it.

What?

If you made up 75 stories
about this place,

I'd be in, like... 63 of them!

Huh?

Sorry. It's already been edited.

Okay, I got Mr. Tater's copy
of "1984," the movie,

which is apparently inside this box.

And wrapped with all this pretty ribbon!

Don't you know anything?
This is the movie.

You put it in the robot's mouth.

[static crackles]

I don't think we should be sneaking
into the school like this.

I think Tater recorded
over "1984."

In 1984.

Isn't there somewhere else
we could go to kiss?

Oh! Come on! This is exciting!

Turn it off! Turn it off!

Tater and your mom used to date?

Wow.

My dad would not be happy about this.

At least I imagine he wouldn't.

I never knew who my father was.

It's weird...
I've been losing a lot of hair lately.

Hi there!

You will not believe
the day I've just had.

Is dinner almost ready? I'm starving.

My son didn't tell me
he invited a friend over.

Oh, no! He got to you too?

And this keeps happening!

Honey! Your strange, balding friend
is here!

Actually, Mom,
I don't know this person.

I've never seen him before.

That's a lie!

Your son's a liar!
Also, he's not your son.

Yummy!
Broasted chicken. My favorite.

That's not your favorite!
That's my favorite.

See?

I think you need to leave! Now.

A chemical reaction has two parts.

The chemicals you start with,
"reactants,"

and the chemicals
you end up with, "products."

[faint snoring]

Who could possibly fall asleep
during science class?

It's fun and informative.

The snoring is coming
from under my desk.

- [kicks] [Adam] Ow!

There. I stopped it.

You can go back
to teaching, honey.

Ow. My eye!

Are you a pirate?

- No.
- Then I can't help you.

- Oh! My memory machine!
- Stay away from that.

The racing stripe hasn't dried yet.

I'll get rid of this riff-raff.

But don't teach anything while I'm gone.

I wouldn't want to miss
a single moment of your class.

Derby, I'm your best friend.
You don't know Mr. Kidd.

What are you talking about?
We've been through so much together.

We battled an evil dog-catcher,
dressed as superheroes,

discovered a girl raised by elephants,

lived 60 years together
in a time-dilation bubble,

did a "Best of Mr. Young" special.

How does everyone know
about the "Best of Mr. Young" special?

Have they been running
promos or something?

You know...

when I think back to all
my experiences with Mr. Kidd,

I realize... he's kind of a jerk.

He's not a...
Would you help me defeat him?

That jerk? You bet.

What a jerk.

Next up with their presentation
on George Orwell's "1984"...

Jordan Slabinsky, Ivy Young.

You sure he's not going to figure out
we didn't read the book?

It's called "1984."
It's kind of obvious what it's about.

1984 is such a bodacious year!

Bodacious to the max.

You heard me.

Buy as much stock in fruitball computers
as possible!

Girls just want to have fun.

Bustin' makes me feel good!

Where's the beef?

I pity the fool!

['80s pop plays]

[both] 1984!

What... was... that?

I'll tell you what that was.

A perfect representation
of George Orwell's "1984"!

I assume.

- What?
- Nothing.

Did you read the book?

Of course! I teach literature.
I'm familiar with all the classics.

Like "War and Peace,"

the story of two renegade cops...
Frankie War and Johnny Peace!

Oh, "Oliver Twist," the tale
of a dance teacher named Oliver.

"The Odyssey,"
which is obviously about a minivan.

Man, he is some book-lover.

Derby! I love your hat.
Where did you get it?

From a traveling hat salesman, of course.

Does he have visors?

I belong to an old-timey
bank-teller reenactment society.

Why not ask him yourself?
Here he comes!

Come one, come all.
Now, don't be shy.

If you've got a head,
then I've got a hat for you!

Hey! I've got a head.

Me too!

Then this is your lucky day, because...

[Vaudeville theme plays]

? I've got hats for one and all ?

? I've got hats for short and tall ?

? I've got hats for those that work
And those that play ?

? I've got hats for every mood,
I've got a hat for this here dude ?

? And hats for every hour of the day ?

? I've got leather ones and woolly ones,
Nerdy ones and bully ones ?

? I've even got a hat to fit the Kaiser ?

Danke schoen.

? I've got hats for gorgeous ladies
and hats for newborn babies ?

? And for those who don't like hats,
I have a visor! ?

I absolutely adore my new hat,
but why do they have wires in them?

Well, you see,
with the purchase of every hat,

you get... your memory back!

[crowd gasps]

That's not a hat salesman! It's...

Nobody we know.

Not yet!

Anymore.

But you're about to!

Again.

[high-frequency hum]

[beep]

[beep, beep-beep-beep-beep-beep]

Kidd! What did you do?

I'm a genius, genius.

In less than a minute,

I found 30 different ways to shut down
your little science project.

Which one did you go with?

Darn it!

Echo, please.

Somewhere deep down,
you must remember me.

I'm the one you're meant to be with!
What you two have isn't real.

It is real!

I still remember the moment
I knew it was real.

It was my birthday,

and Mr. Kidd had thrown me
a huge surprise party

right here in the quad.

It was so thoughtful and amazing,
and I was so overcome with emotion

that I just grabbed him, and...

- Adam?
- Okay, I get it.

Wait.

Did you just call me Adam?

I remember.

I remember everything!

He's not the one I'm supposed to be with.
I love you.

I love you too.

What?
You love this creepy stranger, dumpling?

Mr. Kidd tricked us.

He stole our memories.

But kissing Adam brought them all back.

That's wonderful.

Well, you still have to bring
all their memories back.

Hurry up, mister.
I want you out of my school.

You give kid teachers a bad name.

Actually, you both do.

There you are!

You were supposed to get right home
after school and do your chores...

Starting with cleaning all those clumps
of hair out of the bathtub drain.

Ow! But-but-but-but...!

- Aren't you gonna say something?
- Oh, I certainly am.

You should listen to your mother.

She seems like a nice lady.

Thank you, stranger.

Ow! Ow! Ow!

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