[bagpipe playing]
♪ ♪
- Mika!
Stop making everyone so sad.
You know how I feel about playing
bittersweet notes of unfulfilled longing
on school grounds.
- That's not why they're sad.
They're crying because they stopped making Choco Crocos.
- [gasps] Choco Crocos?
The chocolate covered crocodile crackers
that were woven deeply into the fabric of our lives?
- The same.
- We just have to carry on, children.
Big smiles, girls.
We mustn't let them see us cry.
I'll be in my office doing principally things.
[sobbing]
Don't look at me!
[bell rings]
- Psst, hey!
- Miles? - Check it!
[soft music]
- Are these Choco Crocos?
- Shh!
That's the last bag in all of Swellview.
And my boy Bose found them.
- Aw, and you wanted to share with us?
- Of course!
- But we didn't expect you to house the whole bag.
- Mm, sorry.
- Oh, there's only two left!
- I'm gonna need those back. - What?
No! - No, you're not getting them.
- I finish them. - I'm the one that found them.
- ♪ A-doodley-doodley-doo ♪ - It was all me.
- ♪ A-doodley-doodley-doo ♪
- Who's the blonde? - Don't know.
Must be a new kid.
- Somebody should tell him about the concrete banana.
- ♪ A-doodley-doodley-doo ♪ Ow!
Ugh, Jiminy Willickers!
Yow, yow, yow, yow!
- You okay, kid?
- Uh, yeah.
Great way to start my first day at a new school.
What is that thing?
- We call it the concrete banana.
Legend has it, the people who built the school
dropped a banana in wet concrete
and were just too lazy to pick it up.
- It's not a great legend.
- But it's ours.
- Maybe someone should put up a sign.
- They did.
- Are you sure this is your first day?
You look familiar.
- Yep, Buddy Fudgers at your service.
- Buddy, you forgot your lunch.
- That's my mom.
- Watch out for the banana!
- Oh, thank you, young man.
- Yes, thanks for saving my mom, ma'ams and sirs.
She's the most important woman in the whole wide world to me.
- Aw, Buddy.
- That kid's weird. - Yeah.
- Why is it weird to love your mom?
- Yeah, what's so bad about having feelings?
- Uh, one, feelings are gross. Two--
- I know why that kid looked familiar!
He's Lil Dynomite.
- You're right. - [gasps]
The superhero kid from Neighborville
that Ray hired to make us jealous?
- Yes! - [gasps]
The one that went on a mission with us,
walked into a nuclear reactor, and got melty bones?
- Yes! - [gasps]
The one that swore vengeance upon Captain Man
and said he was gonna destroy him someday?
- Miles, stop recapping.
But yes.
- I don't think that's him.
Lil Dynomite was "lil."
- That kid's big.
- You seriously agree with Bose?
- Bosey knew where to find the last bag of Choco Crocos.
Maybe he's right about this.
- Yeah, I told you that was my lucky dumpster.
- I'm telling you, that new kid is Lil Dynomite.
- Agreed.
- In fact, I think we should make
a bet with these two bozos.
- Huh. - There's only one Bose, me.
- In.
You got one week to prove that that kid is Lil Dynomite
or Bose and I get the last two Choco Crocos on Earth.
- You're on. - Bet.
- [spits]
- A simple oral agreement will do.
- [sobbing]
Mustn't let them see us cry.
[sobbing]
[upbeat music]
- Lil Dynomite, super kid from Neighborville?
- Doesn't ring a bell.
- Talks like he's from the '50s?
- Nope.
- Tried to destroy you?
- A lot of people try to destroy me.
Schwoz, hurry up. It's almost 9:45.
- Oh, when your daily coal fire bath is.
- You're in danger!
Lil Dynomite swore vengeance on you,
and now he's moved to Swellview.
- New kid is not Lil Dynomite.
- Yes, he is!
- We have a bet going.
- Is it Choco Croco related?
- Winner gets the last two on Earth.
- The stakes couldn't be higher.
Hey, can I get in on this?
- Help us confirm it's not him...
- It's him.
- And we'll give you a million dollars.
- Huh? - Pass.
- We give you the crumbs left over in the Choco Croco bag.
- Ooh, Daddy like.
both: Ew!
- Now, what's Daddy got to do?
- We need you to get inside Lil Dynomite's house
and do some snooping.
- Think you can score a date with his mom?
- Oh, gee, let me think.
- Pretty sure this guy-- - I don't know.
How would I even go about doing that?
- This guy right here, this singular guy right here--
- Turn on the little brain upstairs.
- This guy, this guy--
both: I think I can get a date with that kid's mom.
I say, I can get a date with that kid's mom.
- What do you mean, no?
- I mean no.
I don't want to go on a date with you.
- Ooh. - Ouch.
- That hurts. - This guy.
- I'm reading a first edition copy of "The Iliad."
- Uh, "The Iliad" was first written down
about 3,000 years ago.
That book is younger than you.
- Ow!
- I'm wearing this stupid getup, aren't I?
- I'm into guys that are more casual,
you know, jeans, Hawaiian shirts, muscles.
♪ ♪
Why did you wear that boring stuff?
- Because I wanted to impress you.
- Oh, you want to impress me, huh?
Come to my HotFit class and do a hundred speed rope cycles
wearing a weighted vest.
- You do HotFit? - Every day.
Right before I hit the batting cages.
Then I stop by Stab-N-Go and dream about the day
I can buy the 13th...
both: Century imperial Japanese katana made
by the master craftsman known only as Dave?
- [gasps]
- You want to go to HotFit and get all sweaty?
- Oh, you bet-y.
- A dimey that rhymeys.
Oh, my.
- Ugh! - Ew, I'm gonna be sick.
- [chuckles] That guy.
- It all just kind of happened.
[overlapping chatter]
You get all 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.
[upbeat music]
- Hello?
Ray? - Where you at?
- We want to know how your date went.
- ♪ Credenza, Credenza ♪
♪ We're more than just friends-a ♪
- What's wrong with you?
- I know I always said I'd never fall in love.
I always assumed that in the palatial bathroom of my heart,
there was only room for the one toilet.
- What?
- But now,
now I see that there's room for two toilets.
- I don't follow?
- I'm in love with Credenza. - Oh.
- Ew.
- Why are there two toilets in one bathroom?
- [sighs] You'll know one day, my son.
- Okay, I'm glad you found your love toilets or whatever.
- Thank you so much.
- But did you flush out any information about her son?
- Yeah, is he Lil Dynomite?
- I don't know. - Ugh!
- I do know my first date with Credenza
was big-time dynamite.
Ah, we had such a great workout.
We had our first fight.
We made up.
We discussed children's names--
Bailey, Kayleigh, and of course, Dave.
[laughs]
We had our first accidental farts in front of each other.
And then she invited me to her house tonight
to meet the man who I accept will always be
number one in Credenza's life.
- Channing Tatum.
- Her son.
- Her son is Channing Tatum?
- Her son is Buddy Fudgers.
- Her son is Lil Dynomite.
- Channing Tatum is Lil Dynomite?
- Ugh, why does everybody keep saying Channing Tatum is hot?
- Nobody said that. - But he is though.
- No, he's not!
Channing Tatum has sharp knees, and that's not hot.
That's gross. - All right, whatever.
Can we just come to dinner with you,
so we can sleuth out whether Buddy
is Neighborville's own Lil Dynomite?
- You know, the old Ray would have said
easiest no of my entire life.
But this newer, somehow younger Ray--
- You're not younger.
- Newer, younger Ray says, sure, kids.
Let's go.
Schwoz, to the stars!
♪ Credenza, oh, Credenza ♪
♪ The ten-est of tens-a ♪
♪ ♪
- Everyone is entitled to their opinion about Channing Tatum,
but I just can't get past his knees.
They're so sharp! That's not hot.
It's gross.
- Where have you been all my life?
- Neighborville, sir.
- Oh, really?
- Just like Lil Dynomite.
- Huh. - Who?
- Lil Dynomite. Man, that kid is a real hero.
- Mm-hmm.
- I wish I was as brave as him, but I am not.
- Oh, really?
- Mm-hmm.
- You know, people tell me all the time
my Buddy looks just like Lil Dynomite.
- Oh, really?
- Mm-hmm.
- But I don't see it. We are nothing alike.
- Oh, really?
- Mm-hmm.
- Ray, you want to help me in the kitchen, please?
- Oh, really?
- Yeah, bring some plates
because you're doing the dishes.
- Mm-hmm.
- Um, excuse me, Ray.
- Yeah, champ.
- I want to tell you a secret,
but I don't want my mom to hear.
My secret is this.
I am Lil-- - [yelps]
- [clears throat] I'm sorry.
I am a little hesitant to say this,
but I have never seen my mom happier.
And furthermore, I am a super--
hard to please person when it comes to my mom's boyfriends,
but you two, you're perfect for each other.
- Buddy, I don't know what the deal is
with your whole father situation.
- Oh, my dad is-- - And I don't want to know.
- Oh.
- But I do know that...
I'd like to be your new father.
- That's so-- - Ray, you big stud.
Get those smooth knees over here,
or lose me forever.
- Get out of my way.
- Man, Ray is great.
I've been meaning to ask you all before my mom
went on her hours long rant against Channing Tatum.
How do you all know Ray? - He used to be our teacher.
- At our old school.
- And you're all still a part of his life?
What a caring, generous person Ray is.
- [laughs drily]
Oh, you're being serious?
[phones ringing]
Ooh, we got to go. - What's wrong?
- It's an emergency--
- Pottery class!
- Our projects just got out of the old kiln.
- And they need to be glazed right away.
- You guys seeing this?
- Yep, emergency pottery class.
We're on it.
- Can you, uh, glaze my bowl?
- Absolutely, boss. We got this.
- Oh, my gosh. Speaking of projects, I forgot.
I have a science presentation due tomorrow.
Got to go finish.
Excuse my quick exit, ma'ams and sirs.
- [sighs] What a great kid.
- Mm.
- Hey, listen.
I don't want to cut this evening short,
but in the spirit of absolute honesty,
I have to leave right now
because I take a 9:45 bath every night,
whether I need it or not.
- Are you kidding me?
- Maybe.
- Ray, I take a 9:45 bath every night,
whether I need it or not.
- Okay, you know what? - Wow.
- Oh! - Now, what I want to say--
- A little early, boss.
- This is the right time. This feels like the right time.
May your tub bathwater be as warm as your smile, my love!
- What does that even men?
- Okay, thank you for the great evening!
Great chilaquiles, bye!
- Oh!
♪ ♪
- There he is!
- Let's not ask questions-- attack!
- Yeah! - No, no, no, no, no.
- Come on, people.
We don't even know who this guy is.
- So who are you, guy?
- Blayne.
- Blayne what?
- You better have a last name.
- Kirkpatrick.
- So what's in your hand, Blayne Kirkpatrick?
- A banana.
- Well, I'll be the judge of that.
- No--
- Aw, come on, bro!
- Sorry, bro. - I don't want it back.
- Nice.
- So if you're just Blayne Kirkpatrick,
what's the emergency?
- Don't know.
Dude told me he'd buy me a banana
if I came here and called in a fake emergency.
- Now, who would do that?
- That'd be me, ma'ams and sirs.
♪ ♪
Here's your payment, Blayne Kirkpatrick.
- Thanks.
Handsome Sam over there took a bite out of my first one.
- No way, Handsome Sam is here?
I love that guy.
- Later, taters.
all: Bye, Blayne Kirkpatrick.
- "Iliad," first edition.
Huh.
- So you what do you think of Swellview, Lil Dynomite?
Did you just recently move here?
- Sure did.
I figured it'd be easier to finally get my revenge
on Captain Man if I'm local.
- Oh, really?
- A lot of people move to Swellview.
- So why did you pay that kid to call in a fake emergency
at school at 9:45 p.m.?
- First of all, I figured Captain Man
would come running if a school was in danger.
And second, it's when my mom takes a bath.
- Oh, really?
- Common time for baths.
Fun fact, Captain Man also takes
a bath every night at 9:45.
Fun fact, he's back at the Man's Nest right now.
Fun fact, those jet boots of yours
could take you there this very moment.
Fun fact, he would have no idea--
- Dude, stop!
- There was nothing fun about those facts!
- Well, you just gave me a great--ow, Jiminy Willickers!
- He said it! He said it!
- Okay.
I'm about as dumb as Handsome Sam,
but even I know that's him.
- We lost the bet.
It takes a brave man to admit defeat.
But I pride myself in my ability to--oh,
you're already eating the Choco Crocos.
- Tastes like victory.
- Well, this was fun.
- Fact. - No, it wasn't.
Does no one understand what the word "fun" means?
- But I'm off to go catch a body at the Man's Nest.
- Very strange to hear you say it like that,
and also, we're gonna follow you to make sure
that doesn't happen.
- Oh, I think you'll be sticking around.
- He just said "sticking" with a rather playful emphasis,
so my guess is he's about to cover us in ice.
Fun fact, this is not ice.
- Quite correct. It's sticky string.
- Oh, I get it.
- Goodbye, Danger Force.
Enjoy Captain Man's funeral.
- His funeral?
Quick, Mika, get your bagpipes.
all: We're stuck!
- Oh, right.
- We got to get out of here,
or we're gonna miss Captain Man's funeral.
- We got to get out of here so we can catch up
with Lil Dynomite and prevent Captain Man's funeral.
- He's gone, Mika. Let him go.
- Oh, my God.
AWOL, can't you teleport us out of here?
- I can't!
My portin' arms are stuck.
- Then how are we gonna--
- Holy smokes, it's Handsome Sam.
- [gasps] Handsome Sam!
Thank God you're here!
- Ooh, I never get tired of hearing that.
What's up, Danger Force?
- It's a real simple one, today, Handsome Sam.
- Ooh, I wouldn't be so sure about that.
- We need you to cut us out of here.
- People, I'm Handsome Sam, not Intelligent Sam.
I know my strengths, and being smart is not one of them.
- He's right.
Every time he tries to help,
he ends up doing something dumb,
and someone gets hurt!
- We have no choice.
Now listen carefully, Handsome Sam.
There's a pair of laser-sharpened Danger Scissors
in my pocket.
Just grab them and cut us out of here.
- Sounds like a handsome plan.
- Great. - [sighs]
- First question, what is a pocket?
- What--no! - Are you kidding?
You don't know what a pocket is?
- I know, no one is more disappointed in me than me.
[all shouting]
- [whistling]
[bird chirping]
- [whistling]
[bird chirping]
- Oh, I'd sure love to keep whistling with you,
Mr. Songbird, but I got to go end Captain Man.
[bird chirping]
- And good luck to you too
on all your songbird adventures.
Oh, and say hello to Mrs. Songbird!
[whistling]
- [humming]
- Ray, what have I told you
about skipping when you're in love?
- I don't know. Something dumb.
[metal bangs] Oh!
Geez, Schwoz, why didn't you warn me?
- Intruder approaching.
- Ay! To my safety hole!
[dramatic music]
- Nobody intrudes on my 9:45 p.m. coal fire bath
and gets away with it.
♪ ♪
- Ooh, whoo.
- 18 months ago, you used me
and then tossed my jelly bones aside like trash.
18 months ago, I swore vengeance,
and today, I get that vengeance.
Do you have any last words?
- Yeah.
Who are you?
- Hand blast!
♪ ♪
Now do you remember?
- Honestly, no.
- It's Lil Dynomite.
- A little songbird tells me you go by the name
Lil Dinosaur.
But guess what, my young friend?
You just entered a Man's Nest, where we fight like man.
- Men. - Men.
Hey.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, not cool!
Hey, put me down!
Danger Force!
Assemble!
all: Handsome Sam, Handsome Sam.
- Ah... - Getting hotter!
- Yeah, yeah, yeah! - Oh!
- Yeah! - Get it!
- Ah! - I did it!
I'm wearing scissors!
- You sure are, Handsome Sam!
- [sighs] Mission accomplished.
- Oh, wait, wait, wait!
- You need to use the scissors to cut us out.
- Cut you out?
- Just give me the scissors.
- I don't think that'll work, but I'm willing
to give it the old handsome try.
- Just give it a regular try! Just give it a regular try!
♪ ♪
- [screaming]
I told you!
Handsome Sam always does something stupid!
And someone always gets hurt!
Ahh!
[bird chirping]
- What's that, songbird? [bird chirping]
[laughs] Yeah.
It was another job well done by Handsome Sam.
[bird chirping]
♪ ♪
- And that's how bats give birth.
But enough zoology.
It's time to-- - Ah!
- Whoo, whoo!
- You're too late, Danger Force.
I'm about to blast Captain Man's face into space.
- You can't do that!
My face is deeply in love.
- What do you know about love?
- He's in love with your mom!
- What?
- Yeah, what?
- Captain Man is Ray, your mom's new boyfriend.
And Lil Dynomite is Credenza's son, Buddy Fudgers.
- You two actually like each other in real life.
A lot.
- You said you'd never seen your mom so happy before.
- Wait, you're my new friends from school?
- Mm, friends is a strong word.
- I'm Miles. - You are Bose.
- Which means that he is Miles, that's Mika, and that's Chapa.
- It's--
- Don't blast him into space, man.
Just, like, be friends.
- If your mom loves him, he can't be that bad, right?
[soft music]
♪ ♪
- Ray, is that really you?
- Whoo, whoo.
- It's me.
- And it's me, Schwoz, from there.
- Hey, listen, uh,
I know, Captain Man hasn't exactly been
your favorite person in the world.
But your mom is my favorite person in the world.
- Didn't they meet, like, yesterday?
- Stop.
- Does my mom know that you're Captain Man?
- Does your mom know that you're Lil Dynomite?
- Let's just both answer at the same time.
- Nice, on three.
Three. - Oh.
- You got to-- - Count backwards?
- You gotta go one...
- One, four... - You know what?
both: Forget it. She has no idea.
- Looks like you two have something in common.
- You both like to lie to women.
- Why do you hate love?
- Do you promise to never tell my mom I'm Lil Dynomite?
- Do you promise never to tell your mom that I'm Captain Man?
- Only on one condition.
You promise to never break her heart.
- Promise.
- Oh, get in here, sir!
- ♪ Genuine moments ♪
- Sorry, that's my ringtone.
[laughter] - Oh, Brainstorm!
- I still have scissors in my leg!
[laughter]
[upbeat music]
- ♪ 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! ♪