[video whirring]
[static]
[music playing]
[waves crashing]
[seagulls calling]
[bicycle bell ringing]
[moaning]
Oh, Doug, we should stop.
Someone's at the door.
Oh, come on.
Don't be such a tease.
I'm hard as a diamond right now.
And you know you want it real good.
Oh god, it just feels so wrong with my husband, your brother,
downstairs, and my son, your nephew, down the hall
with his best friend, and the babysitter,
my trusted employee, presumably somewhere in the house.
That's what makes it so hot.
Now come on.
Let's get this thingy off.
And let me see those titties.
Let me see them.
[waves crashing]
JACE: Oh, touchdown!
[controllers clicking]
Yo, Hugh.
Isn't it crazy that we're going to college
in, like, a whole week?
I just hope I have better luck there
than I did in high school.
Not with my studies, of course.
But with the ladies.
You can't go to college a virgin.
You'll be toast.
You'll get laughed out of every lecture hall.
Jace, I've tried.
But not everyone can be the captain
of the varsity and junior varsity football teams.
What about your hot babysitter?
Oh, field goal.
Cool.
I wouldn't know what to say.
[door opening]
[crowd cheering]
Hi, big boys.
Hope I'm not interrupting.
I just needed a break from babysitting.
I'm not supposed to get off for I don't know how many hours.
And I thought maybe we could do something about that.
About to show you how it's done.
Hey.
You know I'm a quarterback, right?
That's how it's done.
Oh, you're a quarterback?
Lucky for you I'm a tight end.
I didn't know you liked football.
What's your favorite team?
Mine's the Monterey Jambos.
Jace takes the handoff.
And he's going all the way.
[moaning]
I haven't been touched in months.
It's so hard with my husband, your brother, always
so busy with his work, tax season.
No more talking.
No?
This is going to get nasty.
More noise.
Be louder.
Louder.
[moaning] - Oh, Doug.
That's it, yeah.
Oh, Doug.
Oh, you're so dirty, Doug.
[waves crashing]
Hope you're not planning to just stare at it.
Only if you return the favor.
[laughs] You're crazy.
Come here.
[wet kisses]
[doorbell rings]
Hugh, get in on her.
Come on, Hugh.
Come here, man.
Ah!
[doorbell rings]
Someone should probably go get that.
You two have fun, though.
Be safe.
[moaning]
HUGH: Mom, someone's at the door.
Then answer it.
Mommy's busy.
- You're a bad mommy. - Yeah?
You're a bad mommy.
You think I'm a bad mommy?
I think you're the worst mommy.
Call social services.
Let's call them right now.
You're going to call social services on me.
RICHARD: Yes, and your final page
is coming through on the fax now.
I am a very sophisticated investor, sir.
[doorbell rings]
Can someone get the god damn door?
Sorry, dad. I'm on it.
No, not you, Mr. Yakamoro.
[doorbell rings]
[whistling]
There's a terrible storm coming.
I'm Dr. Bunny Van Clit.
I'm a weather scientist.
A storm?
What do you mean, doctor?
Everyone in this town was supposed to evacuate,
but now it's too late.
Hurricane Muff is already upon us.
My whole family's in this house.
I'm the son, Hugh Dangler.
We're all going to have to hole up here until Muff passes.
So you're a real scientist.
I love science.
Really?
So do I. I should probably get out of these wet clothes.
Maybe you can think of a way to warm me up?
I'll go get you a towel.
[running]
I have rubbers in my JanSport.
Be right back.
Don't be long.
Too late.
I already am. [slap]
Oh!
I want you to make me feel like a woman again.
I want you to stick your finger in my butthole.
I'm going to go freshen up.
What?
Freshen up?
Why?
Things are about to get filthy.
[laughs]
[sighs]
HUGH: Damn it, Hugh.
You choked again.
My dad was right.
I am a virgin.
[screams]
[static]
[booming]
[gasps]
Ah!
[water sloshing]
What the fuck is that?
I think he's dead!
Uncle Doug!
Uncle Doug, wa-- wake up!
What is happening?
(SOBBING) Please, no.
[muttering]
Who are you?
[panting]
I'm Dr. Bunny Van Clit.
I'm a weather scientist.
[kissing and panting]
Oh my God, oh my God.
RICHARD: What is all this racket?
Oh my God, look at that.
On my bed.
No.
Oh my God.
What do we do?
BABYSITTER: I don't know. [yelling]
[crunch]
[sobbing]
[glitching noises]
[thud]
[glass shattering]
[screaming]
[dissonant music playing]
JACE: Is he dead?
I think he's dead.
BABYSITTER: I've never known anyone who died before.
And on a $4,200 duvet.
Damn it.
Looks like I'm working late again tonight.
What if we put his blood back in him?
Yeah, that's where blood lives--
inside of bodies.
I know one way to get a man's blood pumping again.
Oh, honey, no.
Oh.
Honey, no, stop.
[sighing]
HUGH: He's dead, all right?
What do we do now?
Do we fuck?
I don't think so.
[stammering]
JACE: I'm not saying on the body.
We can fuck around the body.
We can fuck on the-- on the side of the body.
We don't even have to be in the same-- (DEFENSIVELY)
no one else has any ideas.
It's OK.
There are no bad ideas in science.
Who the hell is this?
DR. BUNNY: Dr. Bunny Van Clit.
You can call me Bunny Van Clit--
Dr. Bunny Van Clit, Bunny for short.
I'm a weather scientist.
Maybe we should call someone.
My cousin, Orin, lives down the street.
Like the police--
9-1-1.
Yeah, I know those numbers.
I'll do it.
[phone rattling in cradle] [dial tone]
[beep]
JACE: Hello?
Oh, I'm fine.
How are you?
Jace!
Oh, oh, sorry.
I got to report a dead body.
Somebody died.
[phone slamming into cradle]
[doorbell ringing]
[lounge music playing]
Somebody call for a private Dick?
I'm Detective Brock Cross.
It was awful.
I went to go grab the lube--
And I'm here to work a case--
work it long, work it hard.
And whoever is guilty is going to feel
the full force of the law.
(CRYING OUT) Oh, shit.
[vomit splashing]
[moaning]
No, why didn't anybody warn me.
Ow.
(WHINING) What, did this come out of my belly?
Sorry about that.
I want you to know it had nothing to do with the body.
I had a heavy lunch, and I think I just went up those stairs
a little bit too fast.
It is my expert opinion that that man up there is dead.
I believe he was murdered.
[gasping loudly]
Murdered on purpose?
But who would do such a thing?
No one would be crazy enough to venture out in this storm.
Which can mean only one thing.
The killer must be one of us.
(SPEAKING RAPIDLY) The killer must be one of us.
Gah.
Kid wants to be a detective.
Too bad only one of us has a badge, hm?
What?
Damn it.
This isn't my coat.
What do we do now, Detective Cross?
I have a Jansport full of rubbers
if anybody's interested?
Shouldn't we try to figure out what happened to Doug?
(CHUCKLING) Sure.
How exactly do you propose we do that?
Should I take you all up to a room, grill you one by one
until the murderer drops down to his knees?
Or her knees.
Jesus, you know what, we're doing it.
You're first.
Come on.
Come on, fucker.
[ominous drum pounding]
One question.
I want you to take your time with this one.
You should get it right.
Did you kill this guy?
No.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Oh, well--
But I was downstairs in the linen closet when I heard--
Whoa, I'm not your boyfriend.
I don't care about your day.
I swear I didn't do it.
I'm just an innocent little babysitter.
Oh, my.
How long you been working here?
Maybe a couple of days or months.
It's sort of hard to say--
years, probably.
What's that lollipop?
What is that?
Blueberry.
DETECTIVE CROSS: It's a blueberry.
Mm-hmm.
It's got to be.
[both chuckling] If it's blue.
[chuckling] Yeah.
BABYSITTER: Yeah. - We're having fun.
[ominous drum pounding]
[thunder]
[solemn music playing]
[ominous drum pounding]
Is anybody else cold?
I feel antsy.
I know what you mean.
I feel like I should be doing science.
I feel like I should be throwing home runs,
dunking on 'em, just really dunking on 'em.
Maybe you guys should be doing your things together.
And then, like, I'd walk in, and you wouldn't see me,
but I'd be watching you do your things.
And then I'd come over and help you finish your things.
Yeah.
BABYSITTER: And Babs, maybe you could join us
and teach us a thing or two.
It's a mother's job to prepare her child for the world.
Are you OK, hon?
You didn't get stabbed, did you?
You could tell me if someone stabbed you.
Mom, I'm fine. Jeez.
Are you hungry?
You must have worked up quite an appetite
with all that studying.
JACE: Nerd.
Virgin. Love ya.
Is it really so hard to keep quiet
while a man is trying to conduct Asian business on the phone?
I can't believe I'm this close to doing it.
Dick Danger doesn't put his name--
So Babs, you're Hugh's mom?
Guilty.
Richard's my husband, and Doug-- may he rest in peace--
was my husband's brother who I was sleeping with.
(SHOUTING) Could you please be quiet?
People.
(WHISPERING) This is stupid.
It's stupid.
Did your husband know about Doug?
[gasping] - Goodness, no.
If he did, he'd kill us all.
- Fine, you got me, I did it. - (EXCITEDLY) Yes!
Case closed.
RICHARD: Pharmaceuticals.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Of course.
Wait, what?
Excuse me, I'm on the phone.
One second.
Yeah, as I was saying, I did it.
I bought all the shares.
Risky, maybe, but I believe pills
are the future of medicine.
(READING) Did you kill Doug?
Oh, I killed Doug.
You killed Doug.
No, in the deal I killed Doug.
Excuse me.
Sorry, I can't seem to follow it.
Go ahead.
RICHARD: Department of Underground Gaming--
DOUG.
Ever heard of it?
DETECTIVE CROSS: I've never heard of it.
So DOUG's dead.
I killed him.
I stabbed him--
[sinister chuckling]
--in the heart about 15 times.
I don't want to do this.
I don't want to do it.
[ominous ambient music playing]
All right, you seem like a cool dude.
And don't think you did it.
Thanks bro.
You, too.
So-- so can I go?
Oh, yeah, get out of here, man.
Doug used to write me the most wonderful love letters.
"Dear Babs, you filthy whore, last night was amazing.
I know you're my brother's wife, but like my hero, Cain,
from that story, Cain and Abel, I
hope to one day smash his head in with a rock
and make you my own.
Doug."
Such a sweetheart.
Sweetheart?
Whenever I was doing homework with my busty tutor,
he'd come in and French her butthole.
One time, at our sexy hot tub party,
he held my head under water for so long I got the bends.
It was all in good fun.
It was probably my idea.
According to the laws of science,
it sounds like a lot of you had issues with Doug.
Well I didn't, of course.
Never met him.
Didn't even know his last name.
He was a Dangler.
[gasping]
I spent two years banging Doug Dangler in space.
I was a scientist in space, and Doug Dangler was in space, too.
I loved him.
But when we returned, as heroes, to Earth,
he left me for another woman.
And the worst part is, he dumped me with a letter.
"Dear Dr. Bunny Van Clit, you filthy space whore."
There's three people you can talk to--
good cop, bad cop, and hot cop.
And I got news for you.
Good cop's home with the flu, and bad cop
took the day off to spend it with his kids,
because he's a bad cop, but he's a hell of a dad.
BABS: You listen to me.
You are good-looking, you're a hard worker,
you're going to get to the bottom of this case.
Thank you very much.
Do you believe that?
Yeah.
You need to know you're going to do it.
I know. That's what hard.
You know what? You just got a little--
JACE: Sometimes I wanted to kill Doug.
Like y'all remember when I was having sex there really hot,
short-haired pizza girl and he ate out all the 'za?
Ooh, I was so miffed.
I threw like two fumbles that night.
I
But you would never actually kill someone would you?
Jace is a football hero, not a killer.
It's not in his nature.
It would be like the babysitter not being in the mood.
You know me.
[giggling]
DR. BUNNY: I hate to break it to you,
but you may not know each other quite as well as you think.
DETECTIVE CROSS: You-- you're literally the last person.
You really expect me to believe that you didn't do it?
Well, I didn't.
But you should know that a lot of people
down there seem to have something against Doug--
myself included.
DETECTIVE CROSS: What do you think you're doing?
I'm the detective here.
You're just a scientist.
I've won the Nobel Prize, the Pulitzer, and the Ruby Scepter,
which you can only win if you've already
won the Nobel and the Pulitzer.
It's very prestigious and practically unheard of.
Right now, in this house, all that means dick.
So stay in your lane and let me do my goddamn job.
I've got nothing. JACE: Aw, come on.
DETECTIVE CROSS: I'm sorry.
Honestly, I think I know less now than I did before.
Because quite frankly, I like all you guys.
And I hope that none of you did it.
But Dr. Van Clit said the murderer
must still be in the house because of the storm.
Yes, the killer could be any one of us.
It could even be me.
Oh my God, is it me?
No.
[chuckling]
I thought it was me for a second.
So we could all--
all be murderers?
That sounds like something a murderer would say.
(MOCKING TONE) "That's sounds like something
a murderer would say" (STERNLY) sounds something
like a murderer would say.
Stop.
We can't all go around pointing fingers, saying that Jace did
it or Babs did it, or Babs did it, or fucking Babs did it.
(SHOUTING) Babs did it.
I knew it was you, Babs.
I knew it was Babs.
I'm sorry.
I know we're all a little bit worked up.
I just get so angry--
knowing that Babs did it.
If we're going to get through this,
we have to learn to trust each other.
And I think I know how.
Trust fall.
[loud thud]
(GROANING) Oh, no.
Oh, stop.
DR. BUNNY: Since the killer is still on the loose,
I think the best thing to do is to keep calm and stay put.
Oh my God.
That is so unbelievably dumb, OK?
It's a big house.
We got to search for clues.
Jace, Babysitter, you guys take the upstairs.
Come on.
RICHARD: All right, all right, all right.
Listen, bozos, do whatever the hell you want.
Dead brother or no dead brother, I have investments to invest--
big, expensive, international swap investments.
Great idea, Richard.
Search the office.
Nerd?
Dr. Van Clit and I could pair up.
DETECTIVE CROSS: All right, you two bookworms
take the first floor.
Babs, you are sticking with me.
I'll just be in the kitchen preparing
Hugh's favorite meal-- food.
[sighing] - OK, you know what?
I think I'm going to go with him.
Hugh.
Do you have a second, honey?
Hi.
How are you?
What?
I just--
I know today's been a little scary,
and I wanted to see how you're holding up.
OK, I guess.
[babs exhaling contentedly]
You're so grown up.
I can't believe I'm old enough to be your mother.
You're being weird. Are you OK?
I haven't been a very good parent.
I never helped you with your homework.
I fucked a lot of your friends.
I'm going to be a better mom.
[thunder in the distance]
Don't you worry about that erection, OK?
It's totally normal for a growing boy.
[kiss]
I love you, son.
[patting cheeks]
[door opening]
[spooky music playing]
Nothing in the family room.
[door opening]
Nothing in the study.
[door opening]
[BABYSITTER SUCKING ON LOLLIPOP, THEN SIGHING]
Nope, not in the walk-in closet either.
I can't believe Doug is actually dead.
I've known him for days, months even--
years, probably.
Yeah, he's dead as hell.
[sighing]
Wait, we shouldn't be doing that.
We're supposed to be looking for clues.
Come on, girl.
It'll be real quick.
I need this. - What?
What about what I need?
Ew, what?
Just something feels off.
You need me to light more candles?
BABYSITTER: No, it's not the candles.
I just-- need some time to think.
JACE: No, babysitter.
No, don't think, all right?
Thinking is-- it gets in the way.
I never think.
I just do.
That's who I am, baby.
I-- I make the game-winning, uh, putts, all the times,
right through the touchdown.
I bang prom queens.
And also, I take shower with my teammates.
We're very naked and wet.
Do it in the water.
And that's what I do.
Because that's me.
I am Jace--
J-A-C-E.
You know you want it.
You get over here, girl, and you grab my dick right here.
Jace, I don't think I do.
[growling in frustration]
(ANGRILY) God, this sucks.
I've been having a lot of big questions--
questions about things I've never even thought of before.
Do bears dream?
[ominous music playing]
[approaching footsteps]
[whipped cream nozzle hissing]
Ooh, that's a lot of sodium
[whisking]
[SOUND OF SPOON CLICKING AGAINST BOWL CONTINUES]
[pensive music playing]
[door hinge creaking]
Remember, anything could be a clue.
So make sure you touch everything.
This must be Doug's room.
He was a sportsman.
DR. BUNNY: Is that a zoo?
DETECTIVE CROSS: No, it's still a real rhino.
When I was a zoo doctor, I came to admire the animals--
their strength, their instincts, their furry hands.
Find anything yet.
(SURPRISED) Oh, jeez.
No, not yet.
DR. BUNNY: I think I've got something.
Look at this.
It could be a clue.
"Thoughts by Doug.
Number one, I wish I could see my own balls
when I'm fucking a girl.
I feel like I'm missing out on something cool.
Number two, Jace is not what he seems.
I found a weird--"
[struggling]
DETECTIVE CROSS: (ANGRILY) It says private.
DR. BUNNY: (PLEADING) Wait, what are you doing?
DETECTIVE CROSS: Hey, what's that?
Why would somebody throw a tiny sword into a fire?
Maybe it's the murder weapon.
Well judging by the size of the hilt, I'd say we're looking
for somebody under 3' 5".
How tall is Jace?
It's my mom's letter opener.
Babs.
[oven opening]
[scraping]
[thud]
[chewing]
Mm.
It's a little salty.
The next batch will be better.
[scary music playing]
[crunch]
[squishing noise]
[crash]
The letter opener alone doesn't prove anything.
What's your hypothesis, Dr. Van Clit.
My hypothesis?
I guess a triangle--
a type of triangle.
The only triangle here is a love triangle.
He jilted the old lady, and she hired
some tiny little man to climb up his body
and stab him in the heart.
Case closed-- thanks to Dr. Vagina.
(PROTESTING) That is not her name.
She's a Ruby-Scepter-winning scientist,
and we're lucky to have her.
You know I won the Scepter?
Of course.
I read "Science Weekly" every week.
I knew who you were the moment I saw you.
Do you think standing up for this broad makes you a big man.
Huh? Is that what you think?
Think so? Is that what you think, huh?
[waterbed splashing]
Big tough guy.
Do you have the stones to cross Cross?
Finish the fucking job, huh?
Finish it.
Like mother, like daughter.
Because your mom's a killer, and you're a little girl.
[thud]
[Hugh groaning]
Oh, God. Oh, no.
[smoke alarm sounding] - Get up.
What's wrong with you?
[scary music playing]
[Hugh screaming]
JACE: Don't look, Hugh.
It's rough stuff, man.
I think she's sick.
BABYSITTER: She's been deep-throated.
RICHARD: (SHOUTING) What the hell's going on?
Ah!
Open a window.
Clear the smoke.
We just had this room re-tiled.
DR. BUNNY: Don't open that, you fool.
Hurricane Ralph's due to reach peak force any minute.
[seagulls calling]
I told you Babs didn't do it.
DETECTIVE CROSS: I'm still not ruling it out.
What do you mean?
She's dead.
Yeah, exactly.
It's the perfect alibi.
A dead person can't be the killer.
And if we think she's not the killer,
then she got away with being dead.
So.
BABYSITTER: Oh my God, do you know what this means?
Yeah, it means I got to pay for two funerals-- two.
Ah, I need this shit like I need a whole in my wife's head.
No, it means that we're all trapped in a house
with a serial killer.
[creepy music playing]
Everybody give me some space.
This is a crime scene.
I think I know what to do.
[stirring string music playing]
JACE: What are you doing?
Science.
[fizzing]
What did you think was going to happen?
Well, I added the baking soda, didn't I?
And the vinegar.
Well, that's how it's supposed to work.
Did we find the killer? [doorbell ringing]
Ooh, that could be the killer.
[ambient music playing]
Hey, got a report that thing's are getting hot up in here.
Mind if I come--
in?
Yeah, dog, come on here with that big hose
and put the fire out.
Jace, please, not right now.
Sorry, sir.
There's no fire here.
Who wants to stop, drop, and roll in the hay
with a boner-fide fire guy?
Because I'm burning for you.
[door slamming]
(ANGRILY) What the heck, man?
You just turned away a perfectly good beefcake.
You've been acting really weird ever since Doug died.
Are you hiding something, Jace?
Are you perhaps not what you seem?
Virgin, what are you talking about?
Did you kill my mom, Jace?
Did you kill my mommy?
My one mommy.
In the house, Jace.
You made her not my mommy no more, Jace.
A real best friend wouldn't ask me those questions.
You want me to give her to me, my mommy, Jace?
This is Keith all over again.
[metallic ringing]
Who's Keith?
That's my old best friend, OK, before he started
asking me weird questions.
And nobody asks Jace, the Jizz, big man,
no weird-ass questions.
I don't know why we didn't question that fireman.
For all we know, he could've been working with Babs.
Get it through your thick skulls.
My wife is dead.
Dad, are you crying?
Yes.
Mr. Tamaguchi just called and told me we closed the big deal.
Yes.
Does that include all of Asia?
Does that include China?
What do you think we should do now, Dr. Van Clit?
Science dictates that we--
Why are you asking her?
Because I am the one in the detective coat.
None of you take me seriously.
And you don't ask Detective Brock, "the Cock,"
Cross weird questions.
[smack]
[Hugh crying]
HUGH: Hugh, are you OK?
HUGH: (BREATHLESSLY) I don't think so.
Before we do anything else, we should probably
move your mother's body--
out of respect.
[thud, waterbed squishing]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Hugh, can I tell you something?
Of course.
I'm a great listener, so I hear.
Something about Detective Cross seems off.
What do you mean, Dr. Van Clit?
Bunny, please.
Dr. Bunny Van Clit.
Maybe we shouldn't be blindly following his lead.
Yeah.
I mean, you should be in charge.
Oh, I don't know about that.
You got your PhD from Big State College University.
And your research on eruptions revolutionized the way
people think about eruptions.
I-- I feel like my science hasn't even been working.
Everyone has slumps.
The Jambos are 0 and 6 this season.
But my volcano didn't even solve anything.
You'll figure it out.
What if I don't?
Maybe you should be the one in charge.
I mean, it's your family who keeps getting murdered.
No, I'm-- I'm--
I'm a nerd.
I can't be the--
you know, the guy, the one telling everybody what to do.
I'm still a--
I've never had-- - --pasta?
HUGH: --sex.
Oh, so that's why everybody keeps calling you a virgin.
I'll let you in on a little secret.
I used to be a virgin, too.
Trust me, sex isn't everything.
HUGH: I may not have a Ruby Scepter, Dr. Van Clit,
but even I know that's not true.
Come on.
Let's take your mind off it.
What do you say we go search the house for more clues
before someone else you love dies.
What, you here to bust my balls too?
You trying to give me a hard time?
Yo, you want to get physical?
Because I will drop trou right now and knock your ass out,
bare ass cheeks and all.
Think I'm scared, Chachi?
[belt buckles rattling]
Forget it.
You're just like the rest of them.
I though you were cool.
JACE: I am cool.
I'm cool as hell.
I just so used to being the star quarterback.
Now I feel like the star idiot. [metal ringing]
[wincing]
This jacket used to mean something.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Hey, come on.
Easy, easy.
I think know what'll make you feel better.
Why don't you pull your pants up and hit me.
I'm open.
[gentle music playing]
I'm just sick of everybody bossing me around, you know?
[table settings clattering]
There you go.
It's like, how do they know what Jace wants,
you know what I mean?
When Jace doesn't even know what Jace wants.
Yeah, that was a good pass.
You know, next time, hit me right in the numbers, right?
Right in the chest, between the nips.
[table settings clattering]
[clapping]
Good hustle.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Thank you.
I mean, do you have any idea how many missing
pearl necklaces I've found?
The way these punks treat me, it's like I'm still a rookie.
[thud]
Absolutely, man.
I have layers.
I'm just a complicated student-athlete,
you know what I'm saying?
[vase shattering]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Definitely.
Sometimes I feel like walking off this whole case.
See how well they do when the ace detective isn't
around to figure things out.
[shattering]
Don't sweat it, man.
We can't all be quarterbacks.
But you know, for all they know, man,
like, I could be wearing a mask this whole time,
and have, like, a different man, like, inside of me, you know.
Just-- I mean, he's snug.
He's real snug in there.
But maybe it's time that guy comes out.
[ceramics shattering]
RICHARD: Damn it.
Let me tell you this.
I want you to know, man to man, that when you push that button,
you are burying me.
I got another call.
You got Dick.
Talk to me.
No, that-- you're kidding, right?
OK.
You're not kidding.
How much oil?
The entire Gulf, huh?
No, no, don't tell me about any kind of marine life.
Give a shit about that.
Tell me about barrels lost, bottom fucking line.
Can you do that? Good.
Call me back.
[phone flipping shut]
What?
Look, today's been a goddamn nightmare.
Richard, your brother's dead.
Richard, your wife's dead.
Can't you see I'm on the phone?
I need to make money.
Every time I'm talking to you bozos, I'm losing money.
Here's the deal.
If a shark stops making money, it drowns.
I ain't going to drown, not yet.
So if you just stop talking to me--
hang on, I gotta take this.
Yeah, talk to me, Mr. Sega Dreamcast.
No.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
It has to be American, Steve.
[thunder]
I don't think there are any children in this house.
[eerie music playing]
Who have I been babysitting?
[ambient keyboard theme playing]
RICHARD: Wait, another one. [phone beeping on]
We've got some whale blubber to sell.
[chuckling] Yeah.
It's going to be good.
It's been one of the good things I had--
[plastic cracking]
Dammit.
Can you hear me now?
Ah.
Oh, my back.
My strong American back.
[sobbing gently]
I can't be Hugh's babysitter.
We're practically the same age.
Maybe there's a nursery.
[door opening]
[eerie music playing]
[door slamming shut]
DR. BUNNY: Thanks for the shoes.
My feet were killing me.
I've always had big feet.
HUGH: I've always had small ones.
Now we need to move fast before anyone else gets hurt.
Let's search the attic.
The attic really freaks me out.
One time, I saw a bird in there.
I could check the basement.
Well, I'm not crazy about splitting up.
But time is of the essence.
And Hugh-- try not to get murdered.
[ominous music playing]
There's nothing up here, Hugh.
It's just another bedroom.
[whistling "hot cross buns"]
[door opening]
[whip cracking]
[dissonant music swelling]
(SHOUTING) Sorry!
[door closing]
[crash] [Hugh screaming]
Jesus Christ. No.
Oh, God. No.
[crash]
No, no.
[Hugh screaming]
Help me.
Holy shit.
Ah, oh my God.
I can't survive this.
Oh, shit.
Somebody help me.
He's in the living room.
Help me.
Stop.
[screaming]
Stop it.
Stop.
Why is no one helping me?
[crying out]
Come on, boner, not right now.
You gotta go down.
Somebody.
Help me!
I'm in the hallway now!
I'm in the hallway!
Oh!
Fuck!
Ah!
Hello!
Come on!
Oh, Jesus!
Wait!
Wait, wait.
Wait, wait, wait. Wait.
Now, you are clearly upset.
Why don't we talk this out?
Tell me what's bothering you.
[screaming]
Ah!
Somebody help me.
[screaming]
[ominous music]
JACE: Alley-oop, bitch!
[glass shattering]
[screaming]
JACE: Hugh!
HUGH: You're scared away the killer with your tackle!
I'll let nothing happen to you.
Thank you.
I got stabbed twice!
Oh.
Uh, well, I only see one wound, man,
but we could talk about that later, OK?
Hugh, man, I'm sorry I stormed off, all right?
I should've never left you alone.
I never should have accused you.
I've been going through a lot.
Oh, for real, man?
What's going on?
You got a bully at school or something?
No, it's my mom's death and this whole killer thing.
Yeah.
Look, man, you gotta get up right now, OK?
We got him outnumbered.
Maybe we could take him.
Or her.
Let's get this shit out your leg though.
- Yeah. - Right?
All right, so I'm gonna--
I'mma go real slow and twist it right out of there.
- OK. - Just right out.
- Yeah. - 1-- 1--
Yeah. BOTH: [screaming]
OK, I'mma pull first, then twist.
Pull, twist! - [screaming]
OK, let's just-- put it in.
[screaming]
I think it's caught in a bone, all right?
So I'mma go in first, and then out.
No, no, no, no.
That didn't feel good at all, huh?
Pray.
Go!
[screaming]
God dammit!
[screaming]
[haunting music]
A trail of glass.
There's more.
[water splashing]
Yeah, let's check this out right here.
It's a shower, man.
Respect the steam, brother.
What are you, an animal?
[eerie music]
[glass squeaking]
Jace? Jace?
[ominous music]
Jace?
Where are you? Jace!
[groans] HUGH: Oh, my god!
I got to-- I'll get you something!
Ah! - [whimpering]
HUGH: Help! Help!
Someone, please!
[whimpering] I've been stabbed, man!
In the bladder! - No, no!
There's piss and blood everywhere.
I feel it, man!
Oh, my god!
It's a golden shower!
[whimpering] I'm scared.
I'm fucking scared, man.
No!
No, you're going to be fine.
You're in peak physical condition.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Anybody else hear
all that scrambling around?
I think this place has raccoons.
Ah!
Shh--
[dramatic music]
Hey.
I have something to tell you.
For the last couple of hours, I've
been doing a lot of thinking with my head, where
my brain lives, and it's always been
very easy for me to make the game-winning slap-shot
to the field goal.
Nothing but net, home run.
But you know what's hard?
Do you know what's hard, Hugh?
Do you know?
What?
Do you know what's hard?
No.
Looking in the mirror and, like, not knowing what you are
or what you want.
Please don't say things like that.
I'm not afraid to die.
I just wish I had more time, you know?
[gasping] More time to be gay.
[gasping] [sobs] - What?
Did I not pronounce it right?
I've never said it out--
out loud.
[sobs]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Ah, Jace, no.
No.
Don't worry, buddy.
Heaven's going to be super great.
It'll be full of hot angels for you to hug, and kiss, and--
ah, shit.
You know, I think he died while I was talking.
I'm sorry if anybody else wanted to say goodbye.
Time of death, right now.
[dramatic music]
[thud]
[dramatic music]
DETECTIVE CROSS: What a day.
I mean, say what you will about the whole situation.
I-- I think we're making good progress.
I think you're an idiot!
Oh, go suck a test tube, you witch!
Stop fighting!
That's just what the killer wants, right?
Isn't it?
Does anybody know?
I'm sorry.
I am losing a lot of blood for my double stab wound.
[thud] Ah!
Oh, well I only see one wound.
But I can work on it.
I was a nurse at Saint Jesus' hospital.
When did I have time for all those jobs?
We have to stop playing by his rules.
Or hers.
Yeah.
But-- fine.
We know she's in the house.
We have seen her.
Or him.
We're going to set a trap for the killer.
All we need is bait.
RICHARD: Ah, geez.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Hey!
Just the guy we need!
Oh, you can read.
[whoosh]
Ah, that's what they used to call me.
Got forced into early retirement.
You never know you've peaked until you're on your way down.
[spritzing noise]
DR. BUNNY: A trap's a terrible idea.
We barely know what we're dealing with,
and you want to serve one of us up on a platter?
You trying to throw me off the trail?
Huh?
The trail that leads to you?
God, we're all just a bunch of ones and zeros to you,
aren't we? - Real evidence will solve this.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Let's vote on it.
OK?
We either set an amazing trap.
It's going to be so much fun.
Or we search for clues, which is going to be gross and boring.
Obviously, the two of us can't vote.
Richard?
[spritzing noise]
It's just you and me.
Alrighty.
Hugh?
Hugh, I may not be the best scientist,
but I know he is the worst detective.
Such a nasty woman.
Goddamn it.
DR. BUNNY: I trust you'll do the right thing.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Nerd, we are getting picked off like flies.
So I need you to stop being a little bitch,
or god help me, I'm going to spank
your ass so hard you're going to say, no, no, no, don't do that.
Don't speak my ass like that because it hurts me.
[suspenseful music]
- Detective Cross-- - What?
DETECTIVE CROSS: Yes!
DR. BUNNY: This is unbelievable!
I will not be a part of this!
Goddamn it, Hugh!
Bunny, wait!
That's Dr. Van Clit to you!
Doctor Bunny Van Clit!
[footsteps]
Bunny for short!
Dr. Bunny Van Clit!
Dr. Bunny!
Call me Bunny!
Van Clit!
All right.
[claps]
Yay!
Low down, buddy! Ah!
Too slow! [punches landing]
[thud] [gagging]
Let's do it!
Come on! - [gagging]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Hugh, come on!
[wind blowing]
[suspenseful music]
HUGH: Dad, you sure you're fine being bait?
RICHARD: A man's got to have a purpose.
This is all I'm good for now.
[ripping noise]
Ah, damn it.
Leave it.
Ah, Dad.
You're going to go bald.
Richard, we're going to be hiding right
over there in that closet.
When he comes to kill you-- and he will--
we're going to be on his ass.
Look, I like the collar, but what's up with the straps?
JACE: Ran out of rope.
Well, why am I spread eagle?
DETECTIVE CROSS: How else are you
going to tie up a grown man?
Ah.
DETECTIVE CROSS: All right.
See you on the other side.
Hugh?
[footsteps]
Hugh, come over here.
I've been thinking a lot about mortality lately.
And my dear friend Yakazuki recently
lost his mother to a Godzilla.
And I know I haven't always been around.
And that's basically because, well, sometimes I
forgot who the hell you were.
Not just for a few minutes--
I'm talking weeks.
Just about all of 1992, I thought you
were a friend your mother's.
Hm.
RICHARD: I'm not saying this right, son.
The world is cruel.
I thought if I'd made enough money, I could keep you safe.
But instead I made you soft.
Soon you're going to have to fend for yourself, son.
And, frankly, I don't think you'll be able to do that.
[dramatic music]
Prove me wrong.
You're a Dangler.
[dramatic music]
[footsteps]
Good, kid.
Loser.
But good kid.
DR. BUNNY: There must be a supply
closet around here somewhere.
[door opens]
[squeak]
[dramatic music]
[door closes]
[tea pouring]
BABYSITTER: Dr. Bunny Van Clit, I was wondering
when you would arrive.
What is this place?
Tea?
DR. BUNNY: Yes.
[clattering]
BABYSITTER: I'm sorry.
You shouldn't be drinking in here.
This is a library.
Oh, my god.
You don't know, do you?
Jace is dead.
I'm sorry to hear that.
I always cared for him.
I hope he was able to at least find peace
with who he was before he died.
You knew Jace was gay?
Jace was gay?
I just mean I hope his passing was peaceful,
like in his sleep, instead of, for example, being stabbed
in the bladder and bleeding out on a cold floor in front
of his friends.
Is this where you've been this whole time?
Au contraire.
I've been to the sands of the Sahara, the snowy peak
of Kilimanjaro, and, for a brief spell, in a town under a dome.
How?
The power of imagination.
Inside these books, I can journey to any place or time,
without even taking a single step.
[dramatic music]
I've learned so much.
Did you know it can be both the best of times
and the worst of times?
Wow.
Hey, since you've learned so much,
maybe you can help us find the killer.
[sighs] This is not my purpose.
I've moved beyond this house and the petty affairs
of its occupants.
There must be something that you
can teach me that would help.
Maybe you learned about criminology
or some scientific test?
The only test I read about is something
called the Bechdel test.
What's that?
BABYSITTER: It's just a test for whether or not a film contains
at least one scene where there are
two female characters that have a conversation about something
other than a man.
And--
No, that's it.
Well, that's so easy.
They just need to have names.
For example, Doctor Bunny Van Clit and--
God, Babysitter!
I'm not sure if I can do this.
I feel like I have this responsibility
to keep these people safe.
But I just don't know how!
Trust your instincts.
Like the animals!
BABYSITTER: I believe the knowledge
you seek is in this room.
Teach me!
Guide me!
There is a section on forensics.
It's right this way.
DR. BUNNY: Thank you so much.
BABYSITTER: You're welcome.
And please keep your voice down.
This is a library.
This is it, Dangler.
Dick Dangler.
Bait.
It's come to this.
[laughs bitterly]
[chains rattle]
HUGH: I know we haven't always gotten along,
but I wanted to say I'm glad we're working
together to try to solve this.
I want you to know that before he died,
Jace said that I was his best friend.
Not you.
He wanted you to know that.
[dramatic music]
DR. BUNNY: Hm, "Petrochemical Reactions
as Indexed by Combined Atomic Weight, Third Edition."
[snap]
All right, Bunny.
You can do this.
[dramatic music]
Hm.
[squelching noise]
Hm.
[sizzling noise]
What am I missing?
[squelching noise]
Hm!
Dammit!
[thud]
[dramatic music]
[hissing noise]
[thunder booming]
[suspenseful music]
Hm, a footprint.
Gosh, I hope this works.
[LIQUID POURING, FOAMING]
[NOISE]
My god!
Science, you did it again!
RICHARD: Hey, killer!
[chains rattle]
I'm in here. [doorbell rings]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Oh, I really want to get that.
No, we promised my dad we would stay here and watch.
Oh, god, it's so boring!
Oh!
I always keep an extra deck of cards in my coat.
Oh, goddamn it.
I keep forgetting this isn't my coat.
Al's Big and Tall Alternations.
This isn't even my dry cleaner.
Why would Al give me this coat?
Wondering who's wearing my coat?
Oh, my god!
If it's a big and tall man, if he stretches it, he'll--
Shut up! [doorbell rings]
Let's go! We're going!
I don't give a shit.
[clattering]
Don't worry.
We have eyes on you 24/7.
We'll be right back, OK? Come on.
[claps]
[door opens]
RICHARD: Yeah.
[door opens]
Hey, are you boys hungry?
Because I got a piping hot pie with extra sausage,
and a big old pepper.
HUGH: Is that a penis? DETECTIVE CROSS: Yeah.
Yeah. It's a penis.
KILLER: [whistling]
[door opens]
RICHARD: Finally.
Oh, it's you.
[laughs] Well, what are you doing here?
What's that?
A sharp military knife?
[suspenseful music]
What are you going to do?
Stab me?
You're not man enough or woman enough to stab me!
[knife stabbing]
Ugh!
[gagging] That was good.
Congratulations.
Yeah.
What are you doing now? Huh?
[laughs bitterly] Stab me ag--
[knife stabbing] Oh!
Jesus, I've got to tell you, I'm really
impressed with you right now.
I've got to tell you that.
[squelching noise]
OK.
[gasping] All right.
You got the gravy to stick that thing in me a third time?
Unlikely.
[knife stabbing] Oh!
[gagging] What is this?
My blood?
What is this?
Let me see.
White light?
What are these images flooding my mind?
Memories of my life?
Where am I?
Heaven?
[gasping] OK.
Who's that?
Is that Elvis?
[laughs] Elvis!
[chains rattle]
[sobs] Son of a bitch.
[sobs] [groans] [groans]
[thunder booming]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Very disappointing.
No pizza. No killer.
How do you catch a killer?
Ah, I got it.
To catch a killer, you got to think like a killer.
I got an idea.
[footsteps]
How long you been working for the pizza company?
You're pretty hot for a nerd.
Thank you.
[footsteps]
[knife stabbing] - [screams]
HUGH: Oh, my god!
What the fuck, man?
Oh!
[screams]
What the hell?
Here's what we've learned.
Here's what we've learned, huh?
We are looking for a person who's
heart is beating like a jackhammer
and apparently feels more alive than he's
ever felt in his whole life.
[laughs] That's who we're looking for!
[thud] - Wait!
Wait!
Did you hear that? - Raccoons!
[suspenseful music]
HUGH: Dad!
[screams]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Don't look, kid!
Oh, don't look!
He got fisted!
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry!
[sobs]
[dramatic music]
[squelching noise]
[sighs] At least we can all agree this wasn't my fault.
What are you talking about?
You left the room!
You set the trap!
Don't you think I know that?
I fucked up, Hugh!
I don't know what I'm doing!
These aren't even my clothes!
It is one thing to see your mother
and your best friend brutally murdered!
But it is another to see your mother,
your best friend, and your father brutally murdered.
All those women!
They just wanted sex from me!
They didn't even care about their missing jewelry!
I never made them proud!
I never made the team!
I never brought a girl home!
All my little shoes are Velcro!
Hugh, no lie.
You seem smart, and cool, confident,
But I'm so scared of you.
I don't want to die.
I want to see anyone else die.
I'm just a little boy.
[gasping] I can't do this.
I can't be here!
Send me to my room.
Don't leave me, Hugh!
Send me to my room!
Don't leave me with these bodies!
Do it!
- Don't make me! - You have to!
- Go to your room! - I'm sorry!
Hugh!
No!
[screams] Oh, boy! [thud]
Ah!
[sobs] [gagging] Oh, shit!
[door closes]
[screams] [sobs] Stupid!
Stupid baby!
[groans] [screams] [sobs] I need service!
[thud]
[sobs] [screams] Who are you kidding, Hugh?
You'll never be a Jambow!
[ambient sounds of nature]
[flames crackling]
DR. BUNNY: There's something I have to tell you!
[footsteps]
[hissing noise]
Oh, Detective Cross?
I don't know anymore.
DR. BUNNY: Where are Richard and Hugh?
DETECTIVE CROSS: Dead.
They're all dead.
Oh, god!
Both of them?
Well, no.
Just Richard.
But Hugh locked himself in his room
and he won't even talk to me, his best friend.
I know we haven't always seen eye to eye.
[hissing noise]
In fact, we've basically hated each other from the get go.
I never hated you.
Well, I hated you.
What I'm trying to say is, you've
been a terrible detective.
Why are you being so mean?
Just listen.
You've been a terrible detective.
I've been a terrible scientist.
But I read a book.
And it taught me something.
Science!
I think I can actually help us solve this thing.
But I can't do it alone.
DETECTIVE CROSS: So you're saying
if you can become a better scientist,
then I can become a better detect--
No.
No, no, I--
I don't think-- no.
[hissing noise]
You know, there's really no reason
you should still be alive.
Your instincts are way off.
You keep hurting the people you're trying to protect.
But you're still here!
That means something.
You're a survivor.
You're resilient.
You're strong!
I am strong.
DR. BUNNY: Yes.
But I meant in more of a--
[thud]
[clattering]
You're the strong guy.
Knock yourself out.
HUGH: I don't think there's one picture of me
without Bunny ears.
[thud]
[clattering]
[whirring]
JACE (ON VIDEOTAPE): Hey!
What up, jive turkeys!
It's [inaudible].
I've got a jive turkey dog. [laughs]
RICHARD (ON VIDEOTAPE): Put it down!
Have a little fun!
[laughs] Like this.
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): Woo!
I love Nixon!
JACE (ON VIDEOTAPE): Cigarettes are still in!
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): Strong!
Just like the USSR!
[laughs] Oh, yeah! Oh!
Ah!
HUGH (ON VIDEOTAPE): [gagging]
RICHARD (ON VIDEOTAPE): It's OK.
Come on.
HUGH (ON VIDEOTAPE): [gagging]
RICHARD (ON VIDEOTAPE): All right.
BABYSITTER (ON VIDEOTAPE): [laughs] I like my dogs rough.
[porn style music]
[clattering]
JACE (ON VIDEOTAPE): We're in the '80s!
We'll live here forever!
RICHARD (ON VIDEOTAPE): That's what I'm talking about.
[laughs] Come on.
Get that thing out of my face. Come on.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Eh!
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): Know what I'm thankful for?
The stuffing-- DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): [laughs]
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): --last night.
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): Oh.
[laughs]
RICHARD (ON VIDEOTAPE): 5 PM?
Huh?
Well, how about I BM all over that proposal?
[laughs] Funny never sleeps!
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): You know what I'm thankful for?
Is that criminal, Nelson Mandela,
is in jail, where he belongs, and he ain't ever getting out!
JACE (ON VIDEOTAPE): What the fuck, man?
HUGH (ON VIDEOTAPE): Nelson Mandela is my hero.
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): Hey, bro-ham, you want some--
you want some gravy?
Uh, you sure? HUGH (ON VIDEOTAPE): I'm fine.
RICHARD: Oh, what? Oh.
Whoa!
Oh, oh, yeah!
How's that feel? Huh?
[laughs] [grunting]
HUGH (ON VIDEOTAPE): No! Oh, my god!
[screams]
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): [laughs]
HUGH (ON VIDEOTAPE): [screams] No!
Oh, my god!
No!
You coward.
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): Oh, don't forget to pour
some gravy all over these.
[laughs]
[clattering]
JACE (ON VIDEOTAPE): Oh, Merry Christmas to Milli Vanilli!
Oh, they got the most authentic song in the world!
[inaudible] will never do no wrong!
[paper ripping]
[thud]
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): Richard!
RICHARD (ON VIDEOTAPE): I forgot to get your friends something.
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): Did you know Richard got me a Miata?
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): [laughs] Nice.
Good thing you didn't get her a computer.
That Y2K thing is happening, everybody.
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): Computers are such a hoax.
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): [laughs] What a joke.
They're gone.
BABYSITTER (ON VIDEOTAPE): Who's been naughty
and who's been nice?
JACE (ON VIDEOTAPE): She put mistletoe above her pussy!
You know that means!
You got to kiss it!
And I ain't kissing no pussy!
I'm a man.
BABYSITTER (ON VIDEOTAPE): Do you want a kiss?
HUGH (ON VIDEOTAPE): I don't know.
RICHARD (ON VIDEOTAPE): Kiss her.
Don't be a fool. Kiss her.
Don't be a fool.
Get up there.
Yeah.
[videotape playing indistinctly]
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): Can we wrap this up?
We have Sugar Ray tickets. Jace, enough.
Get out of here.
Come on. Get out of here.
Enough. C'mon.
C'mon.
Get out of here.
Come on.
[suspenseful music]
[glass shattering]
Very good.
But I found something that I--
[glass shattering]
You point to anything else in this room, and I will smash it.
Except for the couch or the piano.
They look thick.
Anything else, I'll smash it for you.
BABYSITTER: Why don't you try smashing the shackles
of the proletariat?
Or shattering the glass ceiling weighing down womankind?
Better yet, maybe rip the veil from your own eyes.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Babysitter, where have you been?
Where have I been?
Ask me instead, where am I going?
[laughs]
Where are you going?
[clattering]
RICHARD (ON VIDEOTAPE): Woo!
Woohoo!
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): Let me show you how this is done.
You ready?
[laughs] OK.
BABYSITTER (ON VIDEOTAPE): [laughs] Oh!
Oh, god.
It's amazing!
Oh, it's like he can hold his breath for hours!
[laughs] Oh!
[laughs]
No.
BABYSITTER: There's nothing here for me anymore.
I'm leaving.
But what about the storm?
Did Ishmael fear the storm?
Did Captain Nemo?
Did James and his disgusting peach boat?
[clattering]
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): I have something right now.
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): Is that the turkey?
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[squelching noise] BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): Yeah!
Very good!
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): [laughs] Oh, it feels good!
Oh, my god!
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): I might kill someone someday.
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): What?
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): I might kill someone someday.
BABS (ON VIDEOTAPE): What?
DOUG (ON VIDEOTAPE): I might kill someone someday.
[suspenseful music]
I'm tired of being fucked.
I want to consummate.
I want to make love.
I want to be loved.
I wish you all just the best of luck.
Babysitter!
I have a name!
A beautiful name!
I am Phyllis Gorman!
[dramatic music]
[power fails]
Ah!
[thud]
[gasping]
[thunder booming]
[suspenseful music]
Fuck it.
[door opens]
DETECTOR CROSS AND DR BUNNY (TOGETHER): Hello?
Is anyone there?
It's Dr. Van Clit!
DETECTIVE CROSS: Shit!
I mean, it's Detective Cross!
[click]
HUGH: Is everyone all right?
I'm here to help.
Hugh!
HUGH: There should be more flashlights near the credenza.
Near the what?
HUGH: The credenza.
Oh, the credenza.
OK.
I never should have sided with Cross.
I should have trusted you.
It's OK.
I'm sorry.
I'm just glad you're all right.
You, too.
DETECTIVE CROSS: Flashlights.
I don't think these are going to work.
And I'm not scared anymore.
Well, actually, I am very scared.
But I don't care.
I may always be a nerd, but I don't have to be a coward.
I'm not going to back down from what I know is right.
[dramatic music]
[whirring noise]
DR. BUNNY: Oh! [dramatic music]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Well, maybe she made it out.
[suspenseful music]
[squelching noise]
DR. BUNNY: She wasn't a slut.
She was smart.
She was kind.
She was Phyllis Gorman.
I'm going to smash the son of a bitch
who did this to Phyllis Gorman.
We need to take these bodies off the bed.
What?
Guys, I need you to trust me.
I just wish you had said that before we added another body.
Fine.
But only because I'm your best friend.
OK?
- Yeah, man. - OK.
[dramatic music]
HUGH: Oh, my god!
Uncle Doug is the killer!
DR. BUNNY: That's impossible!
HUGH: He faked his own death.
But how?
He wasn't breathing!
A lifetime of eating box underwater, that's how.
Why would he do it?
I don't know.
I guess girls like it?
It freaks me out. - Yeah.
No!
Why is he killing everyone?
Oh, I don't know.
But we need to find him before he finds us.
[suspenseful music]
Great work, kid.
You've earned this.
[dramatic music]
Well, it's a big house.
How are we going to find him?
Hydrogen peroxide!
[dramatic music]
Whoa! What the fuck?
DR. BUNNY: Hydrogen peroxide reacts with blood
in a really gross way.
But it led me out of the bathroom
to a footprint I found in the hall.
In examining these footprints, I found
various trace chemicals, notably alkali dust,
typically found in HVAC units.
[dramatic music]
Which tells me he's been using the vents
and crawl spaces to get around the house to avoid being seen.
I also found residue from honey crest, a moss which only grows
on the west side of objects.
Hm.
DR. BUNNY: Because of the sun's angle of declination,
I knew that the residue had to be
coming from the northwest wing of the house.
You boys ready to do plung--
- Get the fuck out of here! - Get out of here!
I'll stab ya!
DR. BUNNY: We don't need a plumber!
- We don't need that. - I'm sorry.
We're busy. HUGH: I'm sorry.
DETECTIVE CROSS: We're busy! [pop]
DR. BUNNY: And the final chemical
detected in the footprint?
The C25H52.
What is that?
DR. BUNNY: Candle wax.
The walk in closet has a window on the northwest corner, lots
and lots of candles, and it also happens to be
where all the vents converge.
HUGH: Wow.
And you got that from just a few footprints.
Science is pretty cool!
You don't have to tell me!
[laughs]
So what do we do now?
Now we wait.
It could take days, months even.
[clattering]
Years, even.
DOUG: [coughing]
[clattering]
[thud] Oh!
You people could have killed me!
What's wrong with you?
We know it's you, Doug!
It's been you the whole time.
Yeah.
It's me, Doug.
And it's been me the whole time!
You were stabbed!
Yes!
[laughs] Because I stabbed me!
Stabbed by me!
You'd be amazed at how durable the human body
is when pushed to its limit.
Especially when it gets you off.
[snap]
Why did you do it, Doug?
We're family!
Because I'm sick and tired of being a Dangler!
Look at all of you!
Look!
With your boring ass innuendo, and your mood
lighting, and your-- and your banter, and your foreplay!
You people are all soft!
You're soft to your cores!
But not me.
I'm hard!
I'm hard core!
BABYSITTER: Oh, my gosh!
She's-- she's been deep throated!
I've been stabbed, man!
There's piss and blood everywhere!
It's a golden shower!
[screams] Ah!
He got fisted!
Fisted!
You're sick, Doug!
You were sick in space, and you're even sicker now!
I'm sick? No, no, no no.
I'm the cure, OK?
I'm the vaccine that's going to rid us all of the-- of-- of--
of this missionary love making.
No.
I'm the gagging.
I'm the choking.
I'm the pissing.
I'm the gaping anus.
I am the future!
We are not those people!
That's not what we do!
What are you talking about?
What-- what are you doing?
You-- you should all be railing each other!
You two-- you two should be tag teaming her!
If anything, we're having less sex and talking a lot more!
I'm still a virgin.
[gasping]
Cross, arrest this man!
[dramatic music]
You want to dance?
Let's go.
Yeah.
Oh, come on.
Come on.
Yeah.
You know you want it!
[handcuffs jingling]
Oh!
[laughs] Yeah! [thud]
DETECTIVE CROSS: Oh! [thud]
[laughs]
It's all heated lube!
[screams] Lube me up, baby!
[screams] It's out!
It's out!
[screams] DOUG: Oh, oh!
[punches landing] [thud]
[screams]
[laughs]
I hate you!
[punches landing]
[thud]
[sound of struggle]
[punches landing]
[laughs]
[sound of struggle]
Yeah!
[punches landing]
[gasping] Oh, please don't tease me.
Shut up, Uncle Doug!
Hugh, he's getting in my head!
[screams]
[sound of struggle]
[punches landing]
[screams]
[dramatic music]
[gasping] [whimpering]
Please, stop!
[gasping] Stop it!
Ah!
[grunting]
[blade slicing]
Ah!
[groans] [thud]
Dr. Bunny Van Clit!
And Detective Cross too!
Ah, poor him!
[growls]
DOUG: Listen kiddo.
You don't have to do this. [whip cracks]
You want to get laid?
You can find some skank who's down to clown
in the back of my bang bus.
I want my first time to be spec--
[whip cracks] Ah!
DR. BUNNY: Here!
HUGH: Mom!
I don't give a shit about some vibrator!
[thud] - Ah!
God! Fuck!
[thud]
Ah!
[coughing] Ah!
Bunny!
You want your first time to be special?
[screams]
Yeah?
Let's make some memories.
[laughs] A little amateur video, huh, Hugh?
- [screams] - Yeah.
If you're not going to do it, I'll do
it for you, with you, as you!
Yeah.
Oh, look at this!
Bunny's trying to get out of here!
Oh, bye-bye Bunny!
Whoa!
HUGH: Bunny!
Let her go!
DOUG: Bunny!
Come back!
The party's not over yet!
[laughs] No one said you could leave!
[sound of struggle]
HUGH: I'm sorry!
DR. BUNNY: Hugh
HUGH: I'm sorry!
DR. BUNNY: Hugh! Leave him alone!
HUGH: I'm sorry!
[screams]
DOUG: Where are you going? [thud]
HUGH: [screams] Oh! No!
DOUG: You know what?
Just pretend that she's your sister!
[laughs]
HUGH: No!
Oh, Doug, you know what would make this fuckfest even better?
A quick bump. - What?
Whoa!
What can I say?
I've always had a thing for bad boys.
DOUG: [laughs] Oh, yeah.
Don't mind if I do!
[snorts]
Oh, yeah. Oh!
[laughs] Oh!
What kind of blow is this?
What the hell?
Ah!
[screams]
[liquid splashing]
[screams] Oh!
Oh!
[sizzling noise]
Crazy bitch!
I am strength!
[sound of struggle]
[clattering]
Nerd virgin!
You don't have the-- [thud]
[grunting]
[repeated thudding]
He's dead!
[gasping]
[clattering]
DR. BUNNY: It's over!
You killed him.
Or her.
DR. BUNNY: Sure, but you did it, Hugh.
No.
We did it.
We all survived this together.
[dramatic music]
[gasping] I think I'm going to make it.
We think you're going to make it, too.
Yeah. And guess what?
Guess what?
[gasping] I fig--
I sol-- I solved it.
Yeah.
Doug did it.
No, no.
Not that.
There's a Fifth Street and a Fifth Avenue.
My dry cleaners.
It's on Fifth Street.
And I dropped off the coat on Fifth Avenue.
[laughs]
Cross?
Yeah, Hugh?
[thud] Ah!
I owed you one.
You sure did, buddy.
You sure did!
[gasping] It's all on fire!
[dramatic music]
[thunder booming]
HUGH: Wow.
DR. BUNNY: Yeah.
I guess we make a pretty good team.
Without you, I don't think I would've made it.
DR. BUNNY: It's strange.
Today was the first day I felt like a real scientist.
And you, you were so brave, the way
you crushed your uncle's skull.
Hugh?
You look so much better with your glasses on.
No, I mean, you look like you.
Oh.
HUGH: I'm sorry.
[laughs]
DR. BUNNY: No, no.
Now is the right time.
[dramatic music]
Uh, wait.
What's wrong?
I don't think I--
I want to. - What?
Oh, [laughs] no.
No, I-- I really, really want to.
Just not right now.
Well, are you sure?
I know how much this means to you.
HUGH: It means a lot.
But I'm more than just a virgin.
I'm Hugh Dangler.
I can wait a little longer.
[MUSIC - JUSTIN KURITZKES, "FUCK YOUR BLOOD"]
(SINGING) I know they couldn't handle what a woman does.
What a woman does.
But I'm the kind of man who wants to fuck your blood.
Fuck your blood.
You know I want to fuck your blood.
Fuck, you know I want to fuck your blood.
You know I want to fuck your blood.
[dramatic music]
[MUSIC - JUSTIN KURITZKES, "FUCK YOUR BLOOD"]
(SINGING) She's a warrior.
She's a warrior and you can't handle the battle.
She's a warrior.
And you can't the power.
Blood on the battlefield.
Blood on the battlefield, baby.
Blood on the battlefield, blood on the battlefield,
blood on the battlefield, baby.
Blood on the battlefield, baby.
I don't care if it's bloody, girl, we still gonna fuck.
I know I got lucky, girl.
I don't give a fuck.
Now I know that you're bleeding, but that
don't change my feeling.
My feeling is a-sealin'.
We still gonna fuck.
We're still gonna fuck, girl.
We still gonna fuck.
We still gonna fuck, girl.
We still gonna fuck.
We still gonna fuck, girl.
We still gonna fuck.
We still gonna fuck, girl.
We still gonna fuck.
'Cause I know the other guys didn't respect your blood.
But I'm the kind of guy who will respect your love.
I know they couldn't handle what a woman does.
Couldn't handle it.
But I'm the kind of man who wants to fuck-- wanna fuck
your blood-- your blood.
Fuck your blood.
Just fuck your blood.
Fuck your blood.
You know I wanna fuck your blood.
Don't you know I wanna fuck your blood?
You know I wanna fuck your blood.
Don't you know I wanna fuck your blood?
Don't you wonder why she's not allowed to be herself?