[upbeat music]
[Bubble Wrap popping]
- I love this so much. - I feel so alive.
- I'm a bubble-popping machine.
- Guys, we have a serious problem.
- So satisfying. - Can't stop, won't stop.
- I said we have a serious problem.
[Bubble Wrap popping]
- Hey, when did you get here?
- Listen, I just counted the money we've earned
from our last couple KidDING jobs.
- And you discovered we have extra
so we can buy more Bubble Wrap?
- No, I discovered we're short for the next Tedward payment.
- [scoffs] Why can't your dad give us a break, Munchy?
We set his boat on fire one time
and now he's making it into a thing.
- This is serious.
There are no KidDINGs coming in.
If we don't pay him,
he'll make us scrape gum off toilets at school,
or worse, urinals.
- Hey, why don't you finally tell us
where you keep our money?
- Yeah. We've asked a million times.
It's almost like you don't trust me and Munchy.
- Yeah. - Of course I trust you.
You're my friends--
my friends who would spend all of our money on Bubble Wrap.
- You're probably right. - We have a serious problem.
- Okay, let's think.
We need to make some money fast.
Ugh, I can't focus with all of this junk everywhere.
- Wait, I got it.
"Junk" rhymes with "trunk."
Elephants have trunks.
Elephants live outside. [gasps]
We should have a yard sale!
- I love seeing how your brain works.
- A yard sale is a great idea.
I have a ton of old stuff we can sell.
- Permission to pop Bubble Wrap to celebrate my good idea?
- Permission granted.
both: [sighing] [Bubble Wrap popping]
- It's torture watching you pop bubbles.
Scooch over.
all: [sighing] Oh, yeah.
♪ ♪
- [gasps] You're selling your plunger windmill?
- Yeah.
My dream of bathroom miniature golf
was too beautiful for this world.
I didn't know you had a marionette.
- It's not mine.
- A trophy awarded for...
outstanding achievement in marionetting.
- That's not mine, either.
- Hey, your old marionette trophy.
- Go away, Fisher.
Munchy, Lex, and I are setting up for our yard sale.
- I see.
So stuff from Lex's personal life will be available for sale
to a boy who might be her soulmate?
- Normally, we would take money from anyone,
but scram, kid, ya bug me.
- Just so you know, love always finds a way.
And I'm full of love.
- So how much should we charge for the marionette?
- Who cares? - All right, 50¢.
- 50¢ for Sweet Pea? Are you crazy?
- Wow, great job finding all this stuff to sell.
The plunger windmill? You're giving up your dream?
- Not giving it up,
just passing it on to a fellow dreamer for $2.
- Here is my yard sale contribution.
- What is this? - A three-hole punch.
- What's it do?
- Punches three holes into paper.
It's actually a lot of fun.
- Munchy and I got all this stuff
and this is the only thing you could find?
- I looked around my room
and this is the one thing I didn't need.
I've gone paperless.
- We're all making sacrifices here.
Munchy's giving up his plunger windmill.
- I don't know. I'm thinking of buying it back.
- Lex, we all know you have a hard time letting go of things.
- Not true.
- So you're saying if I went into your room right now,
I couldn't find one thing to sell?
- Not a one.
- Challenge. - [gasps]
- Challenge accepted. - [gasps twice]
- Come to my room and see for yourself.
- That's exactly what we'll do.
- Per the rules governing challenges,
whoever is proved wrong must perform a walrus dance.
together: We know how challenges work.
- [high-pitched] I like when you explain the rules, Munchy.
[normally] Thanks, Sweet Pea.
[high-pitched] Can you make me fly around?
[normally] I don't see why not.
[high-pitched] Whee! I'm flying like a bird!
[giggles] You're the best, Munchy.
[normally] I know, buddy.
[kids screaming indistinctly]
- Every time I come over,
there's more kids in your family.
- Four brothers, four sisters. Same as always.
- Looks like there's 30 kids out there.
[door closes and screaming becomes inaudible]
- Whoa. What happened?
- She soundproofed her room. - Mm.
- Yeah.
I love my family, but I love not hearing them even more.
- Yeah. One of them tried to eat me.
- That would be Sam or Casey. They're the biters.
Isn't that right, Reggie? [dog toy squeaks]
[studio audience awws] - Hi, Reggie.
It's so nice and quiet with the door shut, isn't it?
- All right, let's get back to the challenge.
You're saying there's nothing here
we can sell at our yard sale?
- That's what I'm saying.
- What about...this?
Do you really need a miniature surfboard?
- That's an ironing board.
- Do you really need an ironing board?
[intercom chimes] - Honey, are you there?
[intercom chimes] - What's up, Mom?
- Casey has something to say to Munchtopher.
Do it right now, young man.
- I'm sowwy for biting you.
- No worries, Casey.
It's my fault for being so Munch-alicious.
- Love you, Mom. - Love you too.
Sam, take that hermit crab out of your mouth!
- Okay, I found the perfect thing for the yard sale.
What about this?
- No, no, no, no.
I need that. - For what?
It's just like the one Reggie's chewing.
There's no way you need two of them.
- To me, it's valuable.
- This dog toy? That goes in the dog's mouth?
To be chewed? Is valuable?
- That's right.
[mimicking tone] And don't say it...like that.
- You know what I think?
I think this is the perfect thing to sell and you know it.
But you have a problem letting go of things.
- No, I don't.
Give that back.
- I knew it.
And you won't admit I'm right,
because then you'd have to do a walrus dance.
- Per the rules governing challenges,
if you lie about a challenge,
the walrus dance time is doubled.
together: We know how challenges work.
- Well, who's doing the dance?
- Lex. - Presley.
- Let's discuss this later.
We have to get back to the yard sale.
My plunger windmill is not gonna sell itself.
- Bye, Reggie. You're the best doggie ever.
Yes, you are!
- Don't look at me like that, Reggie.
You know Lex has a problem letting go of things.
Good boy. Yes, you are!
- ♪ I got you, got me, we got this ♪
♪ I like the odds when we're side-by-side ♪
♪ I like the sound of that ♪
♪ Oh, we're taking off, gonna do this right ♪
♪ I like the sound of that ♪
♪ And when things go up and friends are on it ♪
♪ 'Cause I got you, got me, we got this ♪
♪ ♪
- Give it a good home.
- With the exception of that old marionette trophy,
we sold everything.
Check it out.
[whispering] It's money.
[chuckling]
[normally] This plus the cash you've hidden
will give us enough to pay Tedward.
- We're gonna buy so much Bubble Wrap.
- I'll take that.
- And I'll take one walrus dance.
- Not gonna happen
since you didn't find anything in my room to sell.
So you have to do the walrus dance.
- Oh, I did find something to sell.
I swiped that dog toy from your room
and sold it when you weren't looking,
so I'm not a-dancing.
- Are you a-crazy?
All of our KidDING money was in there.
- Huh? - What?
- That toy has a secret compartment
where I hide all of our KidDING money.
- Why didn't you tell us?
- I told you it was valuable.
- How am I supposed to know what you mean by "valuable"?
To you, everything is valuable.
- All right.
I hate it when you two squabble.
If I did a walrus dance, would you stop?
together: No.
- We need to get that dog toy back.
- You mean my dog toy that you sold without asking?
- I did ask.
I just ignored you when you said no.
- Well, now we don't have enough money.
- Doing it.
[quirky saxophone music]
♪ ♪
- The walrus dance.
- They stopped squabbling. It's working.
♪ ♪
- I can't look away. - Time and space have stopped.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
Are we sure about using Jaget to track down the dog toy?
I mean, your brother is kind of--
- A lunatic? - Yes, but--
- Weirdly intense? - For sure. And also--
- Someone who slows down the Internet
by streaming too many karate videos?
- I wasn't gonna say that, but my point is,
is he the person that we wanna ask for help?
- Trust me, this is what he lives for.
[heavy footfall] - Aha!
Didn't expect me, did you?
- We invited you here.
- I assume you have the payment for my daddy?
- We don't have all the money, but--
- Oh, boy. No payment, no mercy.
- Listen, we need your help--
- Oh, you mean like how my daddy needed a boat
and you kids exploded it?
- Can you just listen for--
- Beast mode activating in five, four,
three, two--
- Maybe we should find another bounty hunter.
- Bounty hunter?
- Yeah.
You know, someone who finds people and then gets a reward.
- I know what it is.
I wrote the book on bounty hunting.
- So you've done it before?
- No.
But in the book I wrote,
I was a bounty hunter and I was great.
- Good enough.
We need you to find a kid
who bought a dog toy at our yard sale.
- What kinda reward do I get when I bring him in?
- This trophy.
- "Outstanding Achievement in Bounty Hunting."
Why does the trophy guy holding a puppet on strings?
- Uh, because a good bounty hunter...
- Controls bad guys. - Like puppets.
- I want it.
- You get it when you bring us the dog toy.
- I have a picture from the yard sale
with the kid in the background of it.
I'll send it to you.
- Don't need to. It's saved to the cloud.
Let me see it one more time.
Yep, in the cloud.
- Well, good luck bounty hunting.
- Not so fast, little bro.
It's time for you to learn the family business.
- Bring a principal? - No.
- Being a crossing guard? - No, being a bounty hunter.
- No one in our family does that.
- False. I do.
And I'm gonna teach you.
- I'm good.
- Oh, you're good?
Okay. Bounty hunting pop quiz.
You're wrestling with a outlaw in the middle of the desert.
He pulls a crossbow on you. What do you do?
- Run away? - Wrong!
You never go in the middle of the desert.
Only the edges.
I got a lot to teach you. Let's go.
- Do you think he's gonna be okay?
- Get up those stairs, Munchy!
- Is that a fork? Ow, ow, ow!
- He's gonna be fine.
♪ ♪
Presley, Presley, Presley!
- What, what, what?
- I just saw Tedward pull into his driveway.
He said he's gonna come over here for his payment.
Are Munchy and Jaget back with the dog toy yet?
- I haven't gotten an update from Munchy since he texted,
"At park.
Jaget teaching me to interrogate dogs."
- We're gonna have to stall Tedward.
- Hi, girls.
About to head to my fist archery class
and I'm trying to make a good impression.
Which shirt should I wear?
- I'm gonna choose...
just put a shirt on!
[knock at door] - Come in.
I don't know why I said that. This is not my house.
- Hey.
- There's my favorite principal without a boat.
We can joke about that now, right?
Too soon? - It will always be too soon.
- Tedward. [sighs casually]
So glad another cool dad is here.
What shirt is better for archery?
This one is wildflowers.
Like, "That guy's wild."
This one is cactuses.
Like, "I bet that guy's a little dangerous...
like a cactus."
- I'm just here to talk to the girls, eh?
- Oh. Yeah, sure, uh, I knew--
- The cactus. - Yes, I knew it.
Don't move.
I need you to pick out my pants.
- So...I'll take my payment.
- Um--
- If you don't have it,
I can always get you jobs at school.
The marching band needs help cleaning spit out of the tubas.
- No, we have the payment.
But we don't keep the money in the kitchen.
- Where it could be accidentally microwaved.
- Which Presley has done before.
- She's so right,
so I'll leave the kitchen to go get the payment.
Lex will stay in the kitchen and make you lunch.
- What?
- I do like to eat,
but I really should collect the money and go.
- What if I promised you
you won't have to pick out my dad's pants?
- Let's lunch.
♪ ♪
[dog toys squeak]
- You found the dog toy. - Better.
We found all the dog toys.
[dog toys squeaking]
- We've actually been having a great time.
Right, bounty bro?
- You know it, bounty bro.
together: ♪ Everybody knows we're the bounty bros ♪
♪ Wherever there's trouble, that's where we goes ♪
♪ Bounty bros, ha! Bounty bros, ha! ♪
♪ We're tough from our head down to our toes ♪
Remix!
♪ Bounty bros-- ♪ - No!
No remix. There is no time.
And where did all these dog toys come from?
- We did a sweep of the town.
Confiscated every dog toy we encountered.
- Yeah, we stole 'em.
We would've been here earlier,
but we had to work on our dance.
[dog toy squeaks]
♪ ♪
- How much food are you making?
- I've got a family of 11, so we cook in bulk.
Hope you're hungry.
- Can I just get the payment? We don't have to do lunch now.
- No, we have to do lunch now.
[fake sobbing] Because...
we feel so bad about burning your boat.
We're just trying to make it up to you.
- Fine, fine. I'll stay.
Just stop crying.
- [casually] Okay.
- What are you making, anyway?
- Meatloaf.
- Okay, Tedward. Decision time.
I've narrowed it down to my favorite seven pairs of pants.
- This lunch better be good.
♪ ♪
[dog toys squeak] - It's not here.
We just needed one dog toy-- the one we were looking for.
- When hunting bounties, I cast a wide net.
You would know this if you read my bounty hunting book.
- It's true.
There's a whole chapter on how wide his net is.
- You two need to go back out there and find the right kid
with the right dog toy.
Can I please send you a picture of the boy?
[dogs barking]
- They found us.
I don't know how, but they found us.
- Who?
- Who do you think? The dogs!
They want their toys back! Run for it, Munchy!
- [yelps] [dogs barking]
- I'm sending you the boy's picture.
Your cloud is unreliable.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Look, I'm missing "NCIS."
If lunch isn't ready, I'll take my payment and go.
- Tedward, you gotta be patient.
It'll all be worth it when you taste Lex's chili.
- Meatloaf. - Really?
Tell you what.
How 'bout some more mountain spring water?
- I do like fancy water.
- Got that water from the sink. - I know.
We have to stall him until Jaget and Munchy get back
with the kid who bought the dog toy.
- I just don't think you should lie about water sources.
[cell phone chimes]
- Jaget and Munchy are back. They're in the basement.
- Finally. - Oh, lunch is done?
- What? I mean--heck yeah, it is.
- But--oh, no.
We're out of napkins.
Let's get more from the basement.
- Right. We should both go.
Those napkins are heavy.
- We got him.
Little bro,
as head bounty hunter, I speak for the group.
We got him.
- That's him.
That's the kid who bought the dog toy.
- How did you find him?
- We went to the lake and rode some swan boats,
then we went to get snow cones.
This kid happened to be in the line in front of us.
I grabbed him.
- And I grabbed his snow cone.
- We need to get back the dog toy I sold you.
- I don't have it anymore.
- We're gonna need that dog toy and we're gonna need it now.
- I'm not saying nothing to nobody.
- Get my nunchuks.
- No, we got this.
You don't want to talk? That's fine.
I'll just kill the time popping bubbles on this Bubble Wrap
until you're ready.
[Bubble Wrap popping]
- When I see someone popping Bubble Wrap,
I can't resist popping them, too.
[Bubble Wrap popping]
Oh, yeah. So satisfying.
- Do you think I can pop a bubble?
- Aw, you wanna pop a bubble?
You gotta tell us where the dog toy is.
Then you get the whole sheet.
[Bubble Wrap popping]
- You wanna pop, you gotta talk.
[Bubble Wrap popping]
- Okay, fine.
I'll talk.
I didn't buy the dog toy for myself.
Some kid gave me the money to buy it for him.
Now let me pop some bubbles.
- Not so fast. Who was the kid?
- I don't know. I swear I don't know the kid.
- I believe him. End his suffering.
[Bubble Wrap popping] - That's the stuff.
- Hey, why is Munchy's dad in our kitchen?
Uh-oh.
- That's him.
That's the kid who paid me to buy the dog toy.
- That's not true.
Who are you gonna listen to?
Some weird stranger or Lex's future husband?
[dog toy squeaks]
- What was that sound, Fisher?
- It's probably just the sound of...
global warming.
[chuckles] The problem is real.
[dog toy squeaks]
- That's the dog toy.
- Okay, okay.
I paid that kid to buy it. - Why?
- Because it was Lex's
and you said you wouldn't sell me anything of hers.
- Why are you wearing it around your neck?
- To keep it close to my heart.
- Fisher,
even by your standards, that's a little weird.
- I have no regrets.
One day, you'll grow to love my little quirks.
- Today is not the day.
Got it.
- Let this be a lesson to... [Bubble Wrap popping]
- He's taking all our Bubble Wrap!
- Get him!
- Explain. - There was...
an eruption of lava.
- Lex, explain.
- Presley sold my dog's toy
but didn't know that the money that we owe you was inside,
so we stalled you by making lunch
while Munchy and Jaget worked together
to find the boy who bought it,
but it turns out Fisher paid him to buy the toy
so he could make a necklace and here's your money.
- Is that all?
- The mountain spring water we gave you is from the sink.
- I knew it didn't taste fancy.
So there's no reason
I'm holding this strange boy by the collar?
- No.
- Well,
even with the incredible amount of unnecessary lying,
it's good to hear my sons worked together.
Good job, boys.
- ♪ Everybody knows we're the bounty... ♪
Bros.
You forgot our bounty bro handshake?
- I never forget a handshake.
But your training is over
and it's time for me to go back to working solo.
Solo means alone.
- Ooh, I can catch the last 20 minutes of "NCIS."
- All right. There was a challenge issued.
Who's doing the walrus dance?
together: She is.
- Per the rules governing challenges,
in the event there is no clear winner,
both people must walrus dance.
together: We know how challenges work.
- Five, six, seven, eight!
[quirky saxophone music]
♪ ♪
Got room for one more walrus?
together: [imitate walrus bark]
♪ ♪
[barking like walruses]
♪ ♪