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Zulu
- Previously, on "Danger Force"...
I think someone is stealing all of the moms in Swellview.
- We are running out of time.
If you can't hack into the Man's Nest,
the entire plan will fail.
[crashing]
[all shouting]
- Now!
- This was a setback. He is coming.
all: Long live The Cell.
- What's wrong with you?
- I'm in love with Credenza.
- Did you flush out any information about her son?
- Goodbye, Danger Force.
Enjoy Captain Man's funeral.
- [groans] - Captain Man is Ray,
your mom's new boyfriend. - Dude!
- And Lil' Dynomite is Credenza's son, Buddy Fudgers.
- So you find me any hot rocks in the Man's Nest diamond mine?
- I found something you could take a look at.
It's some kind of cave drawing.
- The prophecy was right. He is coming.
- When's the last time anybody had eyes on Schwoz?
- You will spend your days building this.
- Ooh, fun! An evil device.
I built it real nice.
[device powering up]
[upbeat music] [all cheering]
- Yay, Schwoz! - Ha, yes!
Are we sure we defeated The Cell, though?
- We're sure Schwoz did.
Yeah! - Yes, yes, thank you.
I am Schwoz, defeater of The Cell.
- Yeah, you are. [all cheering]
- Yes, but just 'cause we made a banner
and put Schwoz in the dancing chair,
that doesn't mean we defeated The Cell!
- That's exactly what it means. [all agreeing]
- If you don't celebrate your victories,
they don't count. - That's right. They don't.
- Pretty sure Schwoz caught a couple of bodies on that one.
[laughs] [music stops]
For legal reasons, I'd like to clarify that was a joke.
- And relax, Mika.
What, you really think those stupid Cells are
dusting themselves off, going,
"Ooh, we gon' get them there Danger Forces!
Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew!" [all groaning]
- "We gon' get them there Danger Forces!
Pew, pew, pew, pew" is how Captain Man is probably
making fun of us right now.
- Yeah, sounds just like him.
- Does this go in the recycling or do we just, uh--
- It doesn't matter.
It all ends up in Lake Swellview.
[clattering] - Uh, false.
I have an extensive sorting process.
- Number 24601,
you are literally dumping everything into
the same container.
- Also false-o.
Hey, while I gotcha here--
[all stammering] - Inappropriate!
- Can we talk about maybe giving me a lower number?
- Put your mask back on, Jeff. We're supposed to be anonymous.
- Can you believe this guy?
- You're lucky we let you into The Cell.
Now put your mask back on and clean up this mess.
- Hold on a sec.
My morning started with an everything burrito
and she's kind of backing up on me.
[belches loudly]
[all groaning] - Ugh, barf!
- What is that, methane? - All clear.
- Why did we let him in again?
- His brother Mitch is both rich and has a TV show.
We might need him someday.
- In fact, we know Danger Force lives in Swellview.
So they must attend Swellview Junior High.
- Hmm. Number 24601.
- That's--that's me, right? - This guy.
- Let's talk about getting you a lower number.
- [laughs] Yeah!
[upbeat music]
And that's why I think that you should buy
Swellview Junior High. That's all I have to say.
- Well, that's all you said.
You came in here, ruined my show,
kicked Tribbie in the shin,
burped up an everything burrito,
said 17 words and then you just stopped.
- Stop criticizing me! You're just like Mom!
- I'm working through it!
Why would I want to buy Swellview Junior High?
- 'Cause you hated school.
Think about all the kids out there just like you were:
bored, lazy, forced to learn. - [shudders]
- You never learned anything
and you're the richest guy in Swellview.
Buy that school, Mitch.
[voice breaking] Save those kids.
- I'll do it.
For the kids. - For the kids. [sniffles]
- Hey, dude, are you crying? - No!
- Ugh, you're just like Dad.
- I know and I'm working through it!
[clattering]
* *
- I just bought your school!
[students cheering] - Money!
- I'm confused.
- Me too.
- I'm always confused.
- I'ma get money first.
Then I'll be confused.
students: Mitch, Mitch, Mitch, Mitch!
- You're welcome! [students continue chanting]
- It all just kind of happened.
[overlapping chatter]
You get that?
- * Danger *
[vocalizing]
* *
* Danger! One, two, three, Force! *
- We look amazing.
- You've been posing for hours.
[all shouting at once]
- That's right, keep walking, Schwoz.
Keep walking.
- I don't care who owns this school,
I have a perfect GPA and I'm going to keep it that way.
- The entire concept of ownership is
an unnatural construct forced on us by colonizers who--
- All right, everybody, stop thinking.
- Not a problem.
- [sniffing]
Is that reading I smell?
Gross! - [gasps]
- Now, I don't know
what we were supposed to do in class today--
- Uh, take a test on the Battle of Bunker--
- [makes fart noise]
[laughter]
- We were all thinking it.
- Hey! What'd I just say about thinking?
- Ooh, ooh! You, uh, said, "Okay, everybody,
stop thinking." Then you smacked my book
and made a fart sound like this.
[makes fart noise] - Yeah, very good!
That was an A+ Stinky Supreme Deluxe.
- [squeals] I've never gotten one of those before.
- Well, that's 'cause you've never been to
Mitch School before. - What is Mitch School?
- Well, why show ya when I can...
show ya! [chuckles]
All right, now, who is the dumbest kid in class?
- Oh, me, me! It's me.
- Ooh, well, congratulations, you big dummy.
You just graduated. - Really?
- Yeah, you did! Now get out of here.
Go take on the world and get yourself a J-U-B.
["Pomp and Circumstance" playing]
- Bose is absolutely not ready to graduate.
- You know, that is exactly what
the "teachers" told me for nine years.
- You went to this school for nine years?
- Yeah. [grunts]
It was the worst ten years of my life.
Which is why I bought the school,
so you little puppers don't have to suffer like me.
- That's a surprisingly empathetic response.
- "Empathetic"?
There will be no fancy-brain words here at Mitch School.
And from now on, the wrong answers are the right answers.
Pop quiz, hot shot.
What's two plus two?
- Uh, doody poopy fart noise?
- Yeah, it is!
All right! Here at Mitch School,
every time someone gives the wrong answer,
chicken nuggies will rain down from the sky.
all: Nuggies!
- There will be brightly colored soda in
the water fountain and the toilets.
Shoes are optional,
but flip-flops are highly recommended.
- Nuggie fight!
[students laughing]
- It's only been one day and the smartest kid in class
is already giving in to the Mitch way.
- In two weeks, Danger Force will be too dumb to fight
even the simplest of crimes. [laughs]
- Dumber than cavemen. [laughs] Up top.
- Sorry, Grog. I didn't see you there.
- Shouldn't matter, man.
- Instead of insulting Grog and his people,
maybe you should be busy preparing for your test crime
at KLVY. - Yeah, about that.
I've got traffic court later today so--
- Shut up and get back to work, Jeff.
- Hey, Grog, just so you know,
one of my friends growing up was a caveman.
- [grumbling angrily]
* *
- Doohickey. - Doohickey, chef!
- Thing-a-ma-bob. - Thing-a-ma-bob, chef!
- Schnoozle stumps. - Schnoozle stumps, chef.
Man, I don't get why I gotta say "chef"
every time I had you something. - It's a sign of respect,
which you owe me for leaving me in that Cell cave
for two weeks! - Yeah, but--
- I ate my own boogers to survive
just so I could steal these blueprints.
So help me build it!
- Bose said they had a meal service in there.
- Yeah, but everything had cilantro in it
and I'm a super taster. - Super taster.
Right, yeah, no, boogers were your only option, sure.
Why we even building this thing?
- Because I want to find out what they were up to.
- They're not up to anything!
They're stupid and probably ugly.
Unlike me, right, Schwoz? Come on, man.
It's been like 10 minutes since somebody gave me a compliment.
- [deep voice] Hey!
Mika home.
School good.
- You sound different. - Mm.
- Uh... - Uh, okay.
- Ah, no meat this bone!
- All right, yeah.
Um, where's everybody else?
- [high-pitched voice] Behind you.
- [chuckles in stuffy voice] You said "behind."
- [giggles] Behind.
- "Behind" does also mean "butt"
but why are you all acting so strange?
- [chuckles] You said "butt-butt."
[chuckles] [beeping]
[tube whooshes]
- Sorry I'm late.
My assistant messed up my calendar and I went to
the wrong restaurant for my lunch meeting.
- What in the holy name of Tom Selleck's mustache
is going on around here?
- Did you not hear? I--I graduated.
- Oh, mazel tov. - No, I did not.
- Yeah, already got a job.
Six figures, benefits out the wazoo.
Don't see my family much anymore--
- Wazoo! Wazoo! - [chuckling]
[alarm blaring] - [grunts]
- All right, that's an emergency call
so we're gonna have to unpack whatever this is later.
- Heh, "unpack." [giggles]
- Oh, my god. Let's just chew this thing and do this thing.
- You said "do."
- What is the joke here, guys?
'Cause I'd really like to be part of this bit,
but honestly, I don't get it. [gumballs clattering]
- [giggles] - Hey, Chapa.
Gumballs. [both laughing]
Hey, Ray.
I just hit you with my gumballs.
[laughter] - [grunting]
* *
- This just in: we're being robbed.
- By a man with a cactus.
- Stop news-ing and give me all your cash.
- Do you accept credit cards? - [winces]
- Of course I do. I'm a modern criminal.
It's just gonna ask you one final question there.
- Is this screen asking me to tip you?
- Well, whatever you think is fair.
[card reader beeps]
- Coming at you live, it's the fabulous fi--
where are the other three? [banging on door]
- I think they're confused by the door?
- Uh, pull it. - No, push.
- You gotta jiggle it. - She said "jiggle."
- Looks like several members of Danger Force
are having trouble getting through a simple door.
- Come here.
- I am Doorholio!
- You guys are late. We already got him.
- Oh, no.
So he, like, got you? - What?
- Looks like a classic miscommunication here.
- Hopefully this gets cleared up soon.
- I'll save you.
- Ah!
- [chuckling] - [groans]
[laughter]
- Whoa!
- Slight misfire there.
- Let's see how they recover.
- Please stop helping.
- ShoutOut help!
[clattering] - Oh!
- Thanks again for your generosity.
- Ow!
- Ouch! - Ah!
- Ow!
- Ouch! - Ah!
- Ow! - Ouch!
- Ah! - The plan is working.
- Danger Force is too dim-witted to fight crime.
[all laughing]
- [panting]
Mm, mm.
Did you guys see me on the news?
Did I look cute?
all: Shut up, Jeff!
- Would a "good job, Jeff" kill ya?
I mean, who raised you guys, cavemen?
[all gasp]
- [gasps] Grog! - [wailing]
- When I say "cavemen," I don't mean you!
- Jeff, come on, man! - Now, Jeff.
You know better than this! - He tries really hard.
- Oh, my god. Just stop catching it.
- Something is very wrong with Danger Force.
- Yeah, very wrong.
[crashing] - Ah!
Oh, right on my head!
[rock music]
* *
- Good morning, my little Mitchies.
Who's ready for another day of Mitch School?
Hold up, Frandon.
There are no books allowed in Mitch School.
- This book is good book. Kid Rock write book.
- Ah, it's his "auto-ba-wit-da-bah-ography."
There is a bowl of beef jerky on my desk
with your name on it. Go knock yourself out.
- Yeah, beef!
- After school, we get snack nuts?
- Sorry, champ. I have a late meeting.
Hey, Mitch, can I get in your ear for a second?
- Well, well, well, if it isn't the graduate.
A-what is up, a-my dude?
- My company's stock since I joined.
[both laugh]
But that's not the point.
I've noticed that my friends are getting a lot...
dumber.
- Dumpster.
- I am Dumpholio. - [chuckles]
- [crunching] These snack nuts too hard.
- See?
- She's eating rocks.
What's the problem? That's hilarious.
- Sure, that's hilarious, but Mika used to be so smart.
She was in Mensa. - [grunts loudly]
- Sorry, "wo-Mensa." - [grunts]
- You got a problem with how I'm running Mitch School?
- I thought I made that pretty clear.
- Hey, kids.
Suit here--
that's your new nickname, by the way, Suit--
Suit here's got a problem with how I'm running Mitch School.
[students grunting] - Sticks and stones.
Those could break my bones.
[screams] - [laughs]
Yeah, you better run!
Nobody's shutting down Mitch School.
High five.
- What mean "high five"?
- Wow, you kids are getting scary dumb.
- [grunts] - Kay.
- High five. - All right.
Careful of the rock.
* *
- And then they had sticks and stones.
- Those could break your bones!
- Hey, light.
Wait a minute. So Mitch Bilsky
bought your school and now ShoutOut,
Volt, and AWOL are too dumb to fight crime?
- He made all the kids so stupid that
I'm now the smartest kid in Swellview.
- My god. - Ay!
- We should pop gumballs and think about this.
- [snaps] Good idea. Let's chew and stew.
[dramatic music]
[bubbles pop]
* *
- Ooh, whoo!
- And now, simply to stew.
- Hmm. - Hmm.
- Hmm. - Hmm.
- Hmm? - Ah?
- Hmm. - Hmm.
- Oh, my god!
Here's what you should do. Ugh!
When kids don't use their brains for
an extended period of time,
their neural pathways start to degrade.
- Pfft, yeah. Everybody knows that.
- Then how come you didn't say it?
- I didn't want to interrupt, duh.
This guy.
- The only way to restart their brains is
to punch some sense into them. - [mumbling]
Yeah, no, I was gonna say that.
- Okay, smarty pants.
What tool do you need to use to
punch some sense into their tiny, empty heads?
Hm?
- Bose, take it.
- Uh-- those boxing gloves you just pulled out of--
- Gloves you just pulled out of the cabinet.
No, I was gonna say that too. - That's right.
- I am on fire today-- - Fire today! Yeah, me too!
- These Brain Boppers are loaded with a smart serum.
When they impact a child's head,
the serum will repair the neural pathways
and make them smartsies again.
- I'm not really in the business of
punching kids, Schwoz.
- Oh, these things won't hurt them.
And it'll look funny.
- Oh, yeah, if it's funny I'll totally do it.
- Ha!
- Let's be sure to punch Mika, Miles, and Chapa first--
- [mumbling] And they can help us!
Yeah, guys, I love you but I really wish
you'd stop talking over me.
* *
[fire crackling]
- [giggling] - [chuckling]
- Snack nuts!
[dramatic music]
- Ding-dong.
- Huh? - [chuckles] He said "dong."
[groans]
- Schwoz was right. That was funny.
- Yeah.
- What are you guys doing here?
- Ugh, and why do my teeth hurt?
- You've been eating rocks, darlin'.
- That was a poor decision on my part.
- Looks like these gloves work.
- What happened to the school?
- Mitch Bilsky happened.
Now, here, put on these Brain Boppers,
blow a bubble,
and let's go punch some kids.
- [grunts] - [gasps]
- Not him. - No!
- Keep it elevated. - Okay, um--
- Can you get him some ice? What's the matter with you?
- Just remember:
pinch the sides to and fro,
roll it up,
bur-ri-to!
* *
Wow, this tire smoke's really messing you kids up, huh?
- Yeah, well get ready for this smoke.
- Hey, that's the teachers' lounge.
- Well, we're about to teach you a lesson.
- Ah! My skin!
* *
- Fire jump!
[dramatic rock music]
* *
* *
Sorry about that. Had to be done.
- Sorry we had to Brain Bop you guys.
- But you had all been Mitch'd.
- You okay, Frandon? - I think so.
- What does E equal? - MC squared?
- [sighs] He's right.
It's the theory of relativity. - Rela-menela--correct.
What she said. But also what I said, so.
Both answers are acceptable. - Okay.
You should all go home and get some sleep.
Come back tomorrow ready to learn.
- Come on, guys.
My mom's got the biggest minivan in town.
- Ooh.
[students chanting] Frandon's mom! Frandon's mom!
Frandon's mom!
- Frandon's mom! Frandon's mom!
- Frandon's mom is married. - Mm, challenge accepted.
- Wait! Learning is boring!
Mitch School rules! Come back!
- Sorry, Mitch, but we're taking you to jail.
[all talking at once]
- No, you're not.
Ain't no law about buying schools and making kids dumb.
- Ah, jeez, he's right!
- The law fails us once again.
- Yeah, and plus, I'm rich.
Yeah, rich people don't go to jail.
They just go to Dubai!
[phone beeps]
- Man, what's it like to be rich?
- It's pretty great.
But Schwoz says we gotta go back to the Man's Nest.
He's almost done building that evil device
from the blueprints he swiped off The Cell.
- Why is he building their evil device?
- I don't know. You know Schwoz.
You know, you put something science-y in front of him,
that big ol' brain's just gonna science it right up.
- They're going to build it for us.
[evil laughter]
- What a bunch of beaver brains.
Total cavemen, am I right?
[laughter stops]
Grog's right behind me, isn't he?
- No. He's right in front of you.
- Ah! - [growling]
- Dude, Grog, I--I-- I didn't mean it like that.
- [neck cracking] - I--I--I swear.
- [growling] - Ah! My body parts!
[crashing]
* *
- And done.
- What is it?
- There's only one way to find out.
[switch clicks]
[device powering up]
[bell dings]
[apprehensive music]
* *
- It's a pancake.
- Common misconception.
This is actually a flapjack.
- Why would The Cell go through all that trouble
just to build a machine that makes pancakes?
together: Flapjacks.
- I don't know.
- It looks like these blueprints are incomplete.
- What? - Yeah, they just end.
I bet there's a second page somewhere.
- Maybe I left the second page back with The Cell.
- You find that second page,
I'll bet this device gets a lot more evil.
- [gasps]
Guys, I just realized... this is no flapjack.
- [gasps]
[ominous music]
- It is a pancake.
- You scared me!
[all shouting]
* *
- * Always on the scene in the nick of time *
* The second I see trouble I know I'll be fine *
* I'm okay *
* I'm okay! *
* Danger *
[vocalizing]
* *
* Danger! One, two, three, Force! *
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