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[Velma]<i> Previously on</i> Velma...

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I like you.

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That's hilarious.

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[chuckling]

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[gasps] Wait. Norville.

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Your joke worked, you genius!

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Keep making me laugh.

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No, Velma, wait!

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I'm here because I want you.

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That book you gave me

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opened my eyes
to your inner beauty.

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-[groans]
-Hey, watch where you're going.

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Gigi?

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Hi.

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[Daphne] Norville,
I've definitely
been here before.

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I feel like
all the answers to my questions

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about my parents are in there.

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[Norville] The bathrooms?

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Wait. I mean in there.

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[panting]

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[Velma]<i> Okay,</i>
<i>so you know that thing</i>
<i>when you text your friends</i>

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<i>and they don't text you back,</i>

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<i>so it feels like</i>
<i>you're gonna die?</i>

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<i>Well, if my friend</i>
<i>didn't text me back,</i>

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<i>-I actually was going to die.</i>
-[grunting]

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<i>Because Norville</i>
<i>was ghosting me,</i>

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<i>and my hallucinations</i>
<i>had gotten so bad,</i>

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<i>I couldn't even look</i>
<i>at my murder board</i>
<i>without having one.</i>

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<i>Sure, Daphne could have</i>
<i>helped me find my mom.</i>

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<i>-But when I was with her...</i>
-[Velma gasps]

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<i>...the only mystery</i>
<i>I wanted to solve</i>

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<i>was the case</i>
<i>of the missing inhibitions.</i>
[chuckles nervously]

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[grunts]

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[exclaims]

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[theme music playing]

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Dad, I need a ride to school.

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Norville's MIA,
and my walking pace
attracts vultures.

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Sorry, no time.
Baby's coming home tomorrow

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-so I need to clean...
-[glass shatters]

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...before heading
to the hospital

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for Sophie's
postpartum photoshoot
with the nursing staff.

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I'm gonna be there all night.

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Hold up.
You're leaving me home alone

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with a murderer on the loose?

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Even though I was voted
most likely to be murdered
before any of this?

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You won't be alone, Velma.

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You have
the marching band sleepover
in the school gym tonight.

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[gasps]
The marching band sleepover?

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Ugh, Norville really has
abandoned me
at my lowest moment.

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[indistinct chatter]

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This sleepover's
gonna be so tight.

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Wait until you see
how much pizza I eat.

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I can eat three slices.

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[grunting]

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[indistinct chatter]

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Hey, sorry to interrupt,
but have you seen Norville?

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Tall, um...

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-Blue eyes, maybe?
-[bell dings]

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[Principal Rogers]
<i>Good morning, students.</i>

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<i>This is Principal Rogers.</i>

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<i>I'm here with Mayor Dave</i>
<i>and the Sheriff.</i>

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[Sheriff]<i> Everybody, listen up!</i>

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<i>We just learned someone</i>
<i>somewhere is being intolerant.</i>

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[all screaming]

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[boy groaning]

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Jesus, Ed.

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Just say your thing
before they stop listening.

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Hello, students.
This is your cool mayor,
Mayor Dave.

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So, uh, since assigning
personal police details
to the hottest of you,

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we've been getting
a little push back

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on the police presence
in school.

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<i>But fun twist!</i>
<i>It's from the police.</i>

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Uh-oh!

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-I just rear ended a cop.
-[girls mumbling]

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In fact, the officers on detail
have all resigned,

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citing unrelenting
sexual harassment.

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Now, in place of
the police details,

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we'll now be instituting
a citywide curfew

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at 9:00 p.m. tonight,
for everyone.

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<i>You're caught outside,</i>
<i>you'll spend the night in jail.</i>

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<i>Be warned. Our deputy</i>
<i>is working on his stand up set.</i>

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-[all groan]
-[Principal Rogers]
<i>This also means</i>

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<i>several school events</i>
<i>will be canceled,</i>

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<i>-including...</i>
-Band sleep over!

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<i>...the track meet...</i>

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-[whistle blows]
-[thuds, shrieks]

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<i>...the Parent's Association's</i>
<i>Find the Asbestos</i>
<i>Service night</i>

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<i>and the marching band</i>
<i>sleepover.</i>

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-[all groaning]
-Yes!

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[mysterious music playing]

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Okay, baby Daphne.

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I'm going to the Crystal Mines,
and I'm not coming back

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until I figure out who I am
and where I come from.

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Or six. Our moms are home
by six, so I'll be back
before then.

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Sorry, sign, but hot people
are cut too much slack
to heed warnings.

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[grunting]

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-[screams]
-[bats squeaking]

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Ah, that's fine.
Bats are just flying rats.

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-[sinister music playing]
-[screams]

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Ground bats, yuck!

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[sighs in relief]

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-[growling]
-[shrieks]

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[bell rings]

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Oh, hey, Fred,
have you seen Norville?

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I need him
to help me investigate.

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No, but I have found a way
to make you like me.

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Check it out.

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-[angelic music playing]
-And as if this isn't enough,

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I will also win your heart

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by proving
I am a helpful ally, sister.

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Look, I'm glad reading
<i>The Feminine Mystique</i>
caused a little growth.

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Shush, a feminist is speaking,

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and he listened to your theory

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about your mom
going missing at his house

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and actually found something.

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Wait, you did?
And this isn't just

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you thinking I'm related
to your nanny again, is it?

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[Fred] No.

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There were some papers
in Father's special drawer,

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where he keeps his men's
work out magazines.

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Turns out,
our house used to be owned

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by a woman
named Dr. Edna Perdue,

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Dr. Edna Perdue
was a female neurologist.

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You don't need
to say female, Velma.

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You can just say neurologist.

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Ah! She died in
the Crystal Cove insane asylum,

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after conducting ethically
dubious experiments?

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[gasps] Fred, your house
was owned by a mad scientist.

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Now I have to find Norville.

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Oh, he's probably
tangling retainers
with his girlfriend.

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Girlfriend?

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Norville!
You have a girlfriend?

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No.

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And your girlfriend is Gigi?

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Damn, this makes me think
I could bag Don Lemon.

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How did this happen?
I thought you were missing.

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It's all thanks to you, Velma.

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I always thought
I was just regular hot,

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but you gave me the confidence
to be artsy hot.

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So you're not mad, Velma?

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Sometimes it's unclear
until I'm sitting
on a thumb tack.

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Mad? No, I'm so excited.
Now you have Gigi

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to talk about boring stuff
like your swords and feelings.

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So, when we're together,

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we can focus solely
on finding my mom.

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-Speaking of, Fred's house--
-Stop, Velma.

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Look, Gigi and I have decided

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that maybe I should
spend less time with you.

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Less time?

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But I only see you
when I need you as is.

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Sorry, Velma.

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But until Norville learns
to stand up for himself,

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he's gonna do exactly as I say.

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I see.

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Fine, great.

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No sweat off my under boob.
It's not like I need him.

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Fred can help me
not hallucinate
by making me laugh.

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Velma, give me the chance
and I can help you
with anything.

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Uh, well, except
filling in your ethnicity
on a form.

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I'm guessing Samoan?

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[mysterious music playing]

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[gasps]

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Who... Who are you?

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We're your parents, Daphne.

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My parents?

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Why are you so hairy?

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Wait, are you Brooklyn guys?

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Oh, oh! [chuckles] Sorry.

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We should have explained
that these are costumes.

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We need to hide our identity
until we can trust you.

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Until you can trust me?

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I'm not the one
dressed like something
pulled out of the shower drain.

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Also, if you even
are my parents,

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you abandoned me.

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You weren't abandoned, Daphne.

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Your moms stole you from us.

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What? No, they didn't.

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They found me
wrapped in a blanket
in the middle of a cornfield.

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Uh, okay.

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But if you don't believe
we're your parents,

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look up the Crystal Mines gang
on Netscape Navigator.

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Netscape Navigator? Good Lord!

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How long have you been in here?

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Hello?

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Hello.

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Did you really
just do an Irish exit?

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Huh, maybe we are related.

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<i>Remember, tonight's curfew</i>
<i>is at 9 p.m.,</i>

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<i>and</i> The Bachelor's
<i>brilliant finale is at 10:00.</i>

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<i>So, no messing around!</i>

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So, we're going to
the Hysterical Society?

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Then why would you need my help
making you laugh?

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It's Historical Society.

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Places like this
helped Skip Gates

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learn which white actors are
descended from slave owners.

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If there's any record
of Dr. Perdue, it'll be here.

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So, you're friends
with our favorite docent,
Norville.

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We're so happy he's found Gigi,

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especially after wasting years
pining for that bossy one.

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What was her name? Meatball?

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I actually heard
Meatball was really cool
and beautiful.

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Well, all we have
are Dr. Perdue's old journals.

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This is the one place she felt
no one would ever find them.

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99.9% of our visitors are
people looking for a bathroom.

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-[suspenseful music playing]
-[woman] Huh?

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The journals are missing.

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Well, the last person
to look at them was, uh...

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Diya Dinkley.

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What?

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My mom was researching
a mad scientist?

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And then disappeared
at her house? Why?

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[sinister music playing]

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[laughing maniacally]

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Oh, God!
Fred, I'm hallucinating!

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Quick, make me laugh
like Norville would have.

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I would. But all I can
think of right now
is the gender pay gap.

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Is it funny?

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-Women make 20% less than men.
-[Velma whimpering]

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And women of color even less.

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-[laughing]
-[Velma screaming]

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I can't stop laughing.

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-[Velma screaming]
-[growling]

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Ah, does anyone
have a defibrillator?

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[jazz music playing]

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Stop, you could lose a finger.

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And you helping me
isn't working.

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I need Norville back.

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I literally
just died without him.

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Well, almost died.

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Still, if I can separate
reality dating shows'
exploitation of women

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from my obsessive need
to watch them,

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I can separate
Gigi from Norville.

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I have no choice
but to lure him

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to the one place
no girlfriend would ever go.

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Oh, ooh! Let me guess.

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Cigar lounge.
His dad's woodshop.

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World War II museum?

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No. My dad and stepmom
are out of the house tonight,

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so I'm gonna host
a little get together.

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Looks like the marching band
sleepover just got uncanceled.

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May God have mercy on my soul.

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Okay, remember
to take your pill with food,

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and absolutely
no getting murdered
after curfew, young lady.

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Band members only. You got ID?

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[playing opening theme
of<i> 2001: A Space Odyssey]</i>

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[Velma] Okay, listen up, nerds.

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We gotta keep it tidy.

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My dad's girlfriend
is a total OCD SOB.

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And she's bringing
a baby home tomorrow.

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So, if any of youse
need to empty your spit valves,
do it in this.

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Was there
anything else, Sophie?

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Uh, yeah, a lot, actually.

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Oh, right.
Don't break anything.

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Sophie will have a heart attack
and die.

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And then I'd have
to help with the baby
until we find a nanny.

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-[trumpets]
-[exclaims]

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-[clinks]
-[grunts]

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-[Fred] Velma!
-[exclaims]

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-[crashes]
-[Sophie]<i> What was that?</i>

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Nothing, bye.

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Fred, you're not
allowed in here.

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I know, I know.
I'm not in band.

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Thank God.
I'd rather kiss a toilet.

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But speaking
of kissing toilets,

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I still wanna win your heart
by helping you.

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Fred, I gave you a chance.

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I died-- Hey, don't eat that!

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That's baking soda,
you filthy animal!

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[coughing and gasping]

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But you don't have any food.

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And a marching band sleepover
without food

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is like a theater sleepover
without horny undertones.

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Crap! I forgot to order pizzas.

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On it.

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Your friends will remember this
as the best marching band
sleepover ever.

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-Move it, loser.
-[gasps]

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The Crystal Mines gang
was comprised

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of former employees
of the Crystal Mines
Mining Experience,

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<i>who banded together</i>
<i>when the mines shuttered</i>
<i>in the early '90s.</i>

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[all gasping]

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[man] Mine's closed.
Everyone's fired.

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[all groan]

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[Daphne]<i> The gang of newly</i>
<i>unemployed workers</i>
<i>stayed behind,</i>

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<i>using the mine's old tour boats</i>

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<i>to travel beneath</i>
<i>the streets of Crystal Cove,</i>

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<i>conducting robberies</i>
<i>for years, undetected.</i>

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[police siren blaring]

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<i>By the time Detectives Linda</i>
<i>and Donna Blake</i>

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<i>brought the gang to justice,</i>

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it had grown to 20 members,

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including one infant.

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Oh, my God!

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Genetically, I'm a villain.

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No wonder I'm attracted
to a girl who looks
like a little henchman.

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[Norville] Why are you
dropping me off here?

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Velma's house is a block away.

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Oh, no, I don't want to be seen
near your band friends.

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As principal,
I have a reputation to uphold.

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You understand, right?

11:58.405 --> 12:00.490
Totally. I could stay home
for curfew if that's easier.

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[shrieks]

12:02.826 --> 12:04.661
[both] Night to ourselves!

12:04.744 --> 12:06.705
Time to get freaky!

12:09.249 --> 12:10.876
[boys grunting]

12:10.959 --> 12:12.544
Band members only, Red.

12:12.627 --> 12:14.504
-But I need to talk to Velma.
-[trumpeting]

12:14.588 --> 12:16.882
Hey, have you guys
never seen a girl before?

12:16.965 --> 12:19.342
You're pitching tents like
I'm launching a sneaker line.

12:19.426 --> 12:20.510
Daphne?

12:20.594 --> 12:22.262
Velma, I may have
found my real--

12:22.345 --> 12:23.847
You haven't seen Norville,
have you?

12:23.930 --> 12:25.390
He's like
the only dork in town,

12:25.474 --> 12:26.725
-not inside my house.
-No, but---

12:26.808 --> 12:28.018
-[trumpeting]
-Trumpet!

12:28.101 --> 12:29.769
Do not use that plunger
as a mute.

12:29.853 --> 12:31.146
That's how Ebola happened.

12:31.229 --> 12:32.522
Velma, wait.

12:32.606 --> 12:34.441
[trumpeting]

12:34.524 --> 12:36.276
[gasps] Norville!

12:36.359 --> 12:39.362
You're not gonna believe this,
but I may have found
my birth parents.

12:39.446 --> 12:41.615
No way. Tell me every detail.

12:41.698 --> 12:43.492
Sorry, I just need
to borrow this guy

12:43.575 --> 12:44.618
-for one second.
-Ah!

12:44.701 --> 12:45.869
-[trumpeting]
-[grunts]

12:47.245 --> 12:48.663
[grunting in pain]

12:48.747 --> 12:50.874
Okay, Norville. I understand
that for some reason,

12:50.957 --> 12:54.753
you've chosen Gigi,
a beautiful girl who puts out,
over your angry friend.

12:54.836 --> 12:58.215
But I have a clue about my mom,
and I can't research it
without you.

12:58.298 --> 13:00.217
-[soft music playing]
-Please.

13:00.300 --> 13:01.551
[sighing]

13:01.635 --> 13:04.346
Oh, I... I guess I can help
with one clue.

13:04.429 --> 13:06.056
-[jazz music playing]
-Thank you.

13:06.139 --> 13:08.350
But make it fast.
It sounds like
Gigi just got here.

13:08.433 --> 13:09.267
Gigi?

13:10.977 --> 13:12.229
-Stop.
-[music stops abruptly]

13:12.312 --> 13:13.605
What the hell
are you doing here, Gigi?

13:13.688 --> 13:15.857
Hot girls aren't in band.
They're in choir.

13:15.941 --> 13:18.693
I know, but Norville made
band sound so fun,

13:18.777 --> 13:19.945
I didn't wanna miss out.

13:20.028 --> 13:22.072
So, one call to
the registrar and voila!

13:22.155 --> 13:24.574
It's pronounced viola,
you idiot,

13:24.658 --> 13:26.243
and that's an orchestra thing.

13:26.326 --> 13:27.911
I know that. And let me guess.

13:27.994 --> 13:30.163
You play bassoon.

13:30.247 --> 13:31.915
[all gasping]

13:31.998 --> 13:33.166
How dare you?

13:33.250 --> 13:34.626
I'm a flutatist.

13:34.709 --> 13:35.585
Interesting.

13:35.669 --> 13:37.087
So am I.

13:37.170 --> 13:39.297
So how about
we have a little flute-off?

13:39.381 --> 13:40.590
[all gasping]

13:40.674 --> 13:43.301
If I win, I stay.

13:43.385 --> 13:44.511
And if I win,

13:44.594 --> 13:46.555
Norville does
whatever I say, forever.

13:46.638 --> 13:47.806
And do I get to weigh in?

13:47.889 --> 13:49.015
[both] No!

13:49.099 --> 13:52.435
[all chanting]
Flute, flute, flute!

13:52.519 --> 13:54.271
[upbeat music playing]

13:59.901 --> 14:01.903
[playing flute off-key]

14:03.738 --> 14:05.198
[all groaning]

14:05.282 --> 14:07.867
Ah, so good, babe,
I support you.

14:09.119 --> 14:10.328
Everybody duck.

14:10.412 --> 14:12.539
There's about to be
a drive-by fluting.

14:12.622 --> 14:14.833
[upbeat music playing]

14:16.501 --> 14:17.794
[playing flute off-key]

14:20.839 --> 14:22.757
-[both playing flute off-key]
-[all groaning]

14:22.841 --> 14:26.177
Should we stop them?
Devon just unplugged
his cochlear implants.

14:29.347 --> 14:30.432
[panting]

14:33.393 --> 14:34.811
-We survived!
-[all cheering]

14:34.894 --> 14:37.522
-Was that jazz?
-Totally flute battle ever!

14:37.606 --> 14:39.065
Gigi wins!

14:39.149 --> 14:40.650
-[panting]
-[girl] Hey.

14:40.734 --> 14:42.444
Just checking in on the pizza.

14:42.527 --> 14:46.406
Do we have an ETA
on when we can E-A-T?

14:46.489 --> 14:48.408
[all laughing]

14:48.491 --> 14:51.036
I do. In two seconds,
you're gonna eat my fist.

14:51.119 --> 14:53.496
But I need to take a pill
with food.

14:53.580 --> 14:54.998
-Me, too.
-Me, too.

14:55.081 --> 14:57.167
[all] Me, too.

14:57.250 --> 14:58.835
-[phone vibrating]
-[message alert tone]

14:58.918 --> 15:00.337
I'm sorry. I hate to do this,
but I'm trying to impress

15:00.420 --> 15:02.797
a very smart,
very stout young woman.

15:02.881 --> 15:06.676
So, when I say
quadruple meat,
I mean quadruple meat.

15:06.760 --> 15:09.054
Make them again!
And untie those garlic knots.

15:09.137 --> 15:10.305
She likes breadsticks.

15:12.766 --> 15:14.726
-[Velma grunts]
-Can I help you?

15:14.809 --> 15:15.977
Look, let's cut the crap.

15:16.061 --> 15:18.104
Norville was mine
way before he was yours.

15:18.188 --> 15:19.814
So I'm only gonna
say this once.

15:21.608 --> 15:24.944
Please, please,
please let Norville help me.
I need him.

15:25.028 --> 15:27.781
-[Velma] Please.
-[scoffs]

15:27.864 --> 15:31.034
Hey, Daph. Since curfew
has us stuck inside all night,

15:31.117 --> 15:33.036
you wanna set up
the old silk screener, huh?

15:33.119 --> 15:36.122
Maybe throw
some vacation photos
on the tote bag?

15:36.206 --> 15:40.669
Actually, I was hoping
we could talk about
the story of my adoption.

15:40.752 --> 15:41.836
What's to talk about?

15:41.920 --> 15:43.922
It's like we've always said.

15:44.005 --> 15:46.049
[both speaking in unison]
We found you wrapped
in a blanket

15:46.132 --> 15:47.550
in the middle of a cornfield.

15:47.634 --> 15:51.971
Right. So I was just
lying on the ground or...

15:52.055 --> 15:52.889
[both] No...

15:52.972 --> 15:54.265
You were in a crater.

15:54.349 --> 15:56.059
You know, the way
you're talking in unison

15:56.142 --> 15:57.811
makes this feel
kind of rehearsed.

15:57.894 --> 16:00.939
[both laughing]
It's not rehearsed, sweetie.

16:01.022 --> 16:03.608
This is the true story
of your adoption.

16:03.692 --> 16:08.405
So my origin
is the exact same as Superman?

16:08.488 --> 16:10.407
We don't know who that is.

16:10.490 --> 16:11.366
[solemn music plays]

16:15.829 --> 16:17.914
[Velma] Look, I'm simply
proposing we share Norville.

16:17.997 --> 16:21.376
I get him Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, and whenever
I have a casual whim.

16:21.459 --> 16:24.504
Velma, Norville isn't something
you share like a sandwich.

16:24.587 --> 16:26.256
Who shares a sandwich?

16:26.339 --> 16:28.466
Do you even know
what's going on with
his family right now?

16:28.550 --> 16:31.261
What? Are their matching
Christmas pajamas
on back order?

16:31.344 --> 16:33.638
Yes! But also... Sorry.

16:33.722 --> 16:37.225
I promised Norville
that I wouldn't talk about it
with you.

16:37.308 --> 16:38.393
With me?

16:38.476 --> 16:40.103
But Norville
tells me everything.

16:40.186 --> 16:41.438
I have to go.

16:41.521 --> 16:43.940
Norville would be mad
if you even knew I knew.

16:44.023 --> 16:44.941
[in sing-song voice] Bye!

16:47.193 --> 16:48.695
Oh, wait. That!

16:49.779 --> 16:52.031
-No, I know about that.
-Wait.

16:52.115 --> 16:53.742
You do? He told you?

16:53.825 --> 16:57.495
He did.
And honestly, I'm shocked
he told you, given...

16:57.579 --> 16:58.621
Given what?

16:58.705 --> 17:01.332
You know. Your... you know.

17:01.416 --> 17:03.084
Are you sure
we're talking about
the same thing?

17:03.168 --> 17:06.129
I haven't been this positive
since my scoliosis test,

17:06.212 --> 17:07.881
but the only way
to know for sure

17:07.964 --> 17:10.508
is if we say it
at exactly the same time.

17:10.592 --> 17:12.218
Well, that seems smart.

17:12.302 --> 17:14.721
Dr. Edna Perdue
is your grandmother?

17:14.804 --> 17:17.849
You know my mom
went missing when she was
researching her house.

17:17.932 --> 17:19.768
Gigi, I swore you to secrecy.

17:19.851 --> 17:21.978
You placed your hand
on your verified checkmark
and everything.

17:22.061 --> 17:23.980
How could you tell Gigi
and not me?

17:24.063 --> 17:25.190
You tell me everything.

17:25.273 --> 17:26.858
I don't always listen,
but still.

17:26.941 --> 17:28.234
I can't talk about this.

17:28.318 --> 17:30.612
I never should have trusted
either of you.

17:30.695 --> 17:31.613
Norville.

17:32.906 --> 17:34.032
[triumphant music playing]

17:34.115 --> 17:35.992
[all cheering]

17:36.075 --> 17:37.827
Oh, my God, Velma, I did it.

17:37.911 --> 17:39.245
For the first time in my life,

17:39.329 --> 17:41.164
I didn't bungle a task
so badly that

17:41.247 --> 17:44.459
it needs to be covered up
by an Israeli security firm.

17:44.542 --> 17:45.418
-[thuds]
-[both shriek]

17:45.502 --> 17:46.377
[all clamoring]

17:49.088 --> 17:50.465
It's okay, it's okay.

17:50.548 --> 17:52.801
This is just what they call
Detroit style pizza.

17:52.884 --> 17:54.511
-[police siren blares]
-[Sheriff]<i> Curfew time!</i>

17:54.594 --> 17:56.846
<i>Last one inside</i>
<i>is a person of interest.</i>

17:56.930 --> 17:58.848
And now
it's basically Dominoes.

17:58.932 --> 18:00.266
[wheels squeaking]

18:00.350 --> 18:02.018
[all exclaiming]

18:02.101 --> 18:04.354
Well, I tried,
but only got halfway there.

18:04.437 --> 18:07.649
That's just me living up
to my label as a male feminist.

18:07.732 --> 18:09.359
Well, curfew started,

18:09.442 --> 18:11.069
and you're stuck here
all night, Norville.
So spill it.

18:11.152 --> 18:13.488
How is my mom's disappearance
related to your grandma?

18:13.571 --> 18:15.031
I can't talk about it.

18:15.114 --> 18:16.950
I just learned about it
a few days ago,

18:17.033 --> 18:18.952
and the truth
could ruin my mom's life.

18:19.035 --> 18:20.620
Your mom's
a high school principal

18:20.703 --> 18:22.372
married to
a guidance counselor.

18:22.455 --> 18:23.790
It can't get
more ruined than that.

18:23.873 --> 18:25.083
-[crashing]
-[exclaims]

18:25.166 --> 18:26.042
What the hell!

18:29.796 --> 18:31.840
Hey, I told you
not to mess up my house.

18:31.923 --> 18:33.132
I'll be disowned.

18:33.216 --> 18:34.884
And I'm too old
and mouthy to be adopted.

18:34.968 --> 18:38.054
This is what happens
when we don't take our pills.

18:38.137 --> 18:41.391
We gotta feed these nerds now
or my house will be destroyed.

18:43.852 --> 18:45.687
Wait, I found a bag of salad.

18:45.770 --> 18:47.105
Velma, don't.

18:47.188 --> 18:48.231
[Velma exclaims]

18:48.314 --> 18:49.566
These are band nerds.

18:49.649 --> 18:51.943
They subsist on energy drinks
and chips.

18:52.026 --> 18:54.070
You give them something green,
they could die.

18:54.153 --> 18:55.572
Well, if it has
to be unhealthy,

18:55.655 --> 18:56.906
then what about Spooners?

18:56.990 --> 18:59.325
The health inspector
called it "I quit"

18:59.409 --> 19:02.495
Well, that could work,
but no one's allowed outside
right now.

19:02.579 --> 19:03.955
-I am the mayor.
-[shot fires]

19:04.038 --> 19:05.331
[mayor groaning]

19:05.415 --> 19:06.416
Except for cops.

19:09.085 --> 19:10.169
Fred, you're a genius.

19:10.253 --> 19:12.088
Yes, I've finally helped you.

19:12.171 --> 19:14.090
So, are you into me now
or what?

19:14.174 --> 19:17.260
We could take Daphne's moms'
cop car to Spooners
to get food there.

19:17.343 --> 19:18.928
Unfortunately, I don't drive.

19:19.012 --> 19:21.180
And Fred doesn't drive,
and Gigi doesn't drive.

19:21.264 --> 19:24.601
And Norville, in light of
the recent revelation that
I take advantage of you,

19:24.684 --> 19:27.145
I couldn't expect you
to do this for me.

19:27.228 --> 19:29.898
So... Oh, well,
it was almost a good idea.

19:29.981 --> 19:32.567
Guess my house
will just get destroyed.

19:32.650 --> 19:34.027
[Norville] No.

19:34.110 --> 19:35.904
-I'll do it.
-[Gigi] No!

19:35.987 --> 19:39.407
Norville, I told you
if you do any more
simping for her,

19:39.490 --> 19:41.075
we're through.

19:41.159 --> 19:43.703
Gigi, I am not doing this
because I'm simping for Velma.

19:43.786 --> 19:46.372
I'm doing this
because it's the right thing
to do.

19:46.456 --> 19:48.917
I'm simping for myself.

19:50.043 --> 19:51.753
-Oh, yuck!
-Ugh!

19:51.836 --> 19:53.796
I just need someone
to get the keys to the car
from Daphne.

19:53.880 --> 19:55.089
[objects clattering]

19:55.173 --> 19:57.258
Me? But I do
everything around here.

19:59.135 --> 20:01.471
[mystical music playing]

20:02.639 --> 20:03.640
Join us.

20:03.723 --> 20:04.682
-[exclaims]
-[thuds]

20:04.766 --> 20:06.434
[cell phone ringing]

20:06.517 --> 20:08.019
Velma, finally!

20:08.102 --> 20:10.063
You're literally
the only person
I can talk to right now,

20:10.146 --> 20:12.315
-and I'm freaking out.
-[Velma]<i> Okay, it's okay.</i>

20:12.398 --> 20:15.526
Calm down. I'm here,
and all I wanna do is help you.

20:15.610 --> 20:17.445
-Really?
-[Velma]<i> Yes.</i>

20:17.528 --> 20:20.156
<i>Immediately after you do me</i>
<i>a huge favor.</i>

20:23.201 --> 20:24.744
Thank you so much, Daphne,

20:24.827 --> 20:26.746
and whatever's going on
with you, just put it in a text

20:26.829 --> 20:30.375
and I promise I'll give it
a thumbs up by Monday
at the earliest.

20:30.458 --> 20:31.542
[tires screeching]

20:35.838 --> 20:37.090
-[suspenseful music playing]
-Huh.

20:39.968 --> 20:40.843
[gasps]

20:47.600 --> 20:49.185
All right,
let's get out of here.

20:49.268 --> 20:51.145
Those roaches are not happy
we're stealing their homes.

20:51.229 --> 20:53.106
Wait, hold on.
We need to go back.

20:53.189 --> 20:54.857
I wanna write an IOU
for the food.

20:54.941 --> 20:56.442
There's no time!
You'll get caught.

20:56.526 --> 20:57.819
Sorry, I have no choice.

20:57.902 --> 20:59.570
I mean, if we don't support
a small business

20:59.654 --> 21:01.948
owned by a woman of color,
who will?

21:03.157 --> 21:04.534
Wow, Norville.

21:04.617 --> 21:06.577
You're not just
a better friend than I am,

21:06.661 --> 21:08.204
you're a better person.

21:08.287 --> 21:10.373
And I give homeless people
hella nickels.

21:10.456 --> 21:12.125
-[police siren blares]
-[all exclaiming]

21:12.208 --> 21:15.420
<i>So, I hear they're giving out</i>
<i>free Katy Perry tickets</i>

21:15.503 --> 21:18.381
<i>to serial killers</i>
<i>over at the police station.</i>

21:18.464 --> 21:21.342
<i>Sounds like a good deal.</i>
<i>You might wanna check it out.</i>

21:21.426 --> 21:24.137
Oh, God, what are we gonna do?
I can't go back to jail.

21:24.220 --> 21:26.889
I still owe my cell mate
notes on his screenplay.

21:27.598 --> 21:28.474
[car approaching]

21:29.392 --> 21:30.309
[police siren blares]

21:32.228 --> 21:33.730
Don't worry,
you guys head home.

21:33.813 --> 21:34.981
I'll distract Sheriff Cogburn.

21:35.064 --> 21:36.733
But, Velma,
you could go to jail.

21:36.816 --> 21:39.902
You'd hate it.
They spend an hour outdoors
every day.

21:39.986 --> 21:41.237
It's only for one night.

21:42.071 --> 21:43.322
And you'd do it for me.

21:44.032 --> 21:47.118
Wow. Thanks.

21:47.201 --> 21:49.203
Just get out of here
before I change my mind.

21:50.663 --> 21:51.998
Wait! I changed my mind.

21:52.081 --> 21:53.916
Now I changed it back.
Go, quick.

21:54.000 --> 21:54.917
[rap music playing]

21:55.001 --> 21:56.878
Hey! Hey, you there!

21:56.961 --> 21:57.962
[Velma] Hey, Cogburn.

21:58.046 --> 21:58.838
What the...

21:58.921 --> 22:00.339
I'm out past curfew,

22:00.423 --> 22:02.592
and I think
the movie<i> Serpico</i> is boring.

22:02.675 --> 22:03.926
What are you gonna do
about that?

22:04.010 --> 22:05.553
-[tires screech]
-[Velma screams]

22:05.636 --> 22:06.637
Gotcha!

22:08.347 --> 22:09.849
[groaning]

22:18.608 --> 22:20.610
[gasps] Principal Rogers?

22:20.693 --> 22:22.570
Oh, my God,
I have to post this.

22:22.653 --> 22:25.573
What will it take for you
to not do that?

22:32.121 --> 22:33.414
[motor revs]

22:33.498 --> 22:34.999
[tour operator]<i> Hello.</i>

22:35.083 --> 22:37.460
<i>Welcome to the Crystal Mines</i>
<i>Mining Experience.</i>

22:37.543 --> 22:39.337
<i>I'm Casey Kasem,</i>

22:39.420 --> 22:42.799
<i>here to guide you</i>
<i>through America's 40th</i>
<i>most popular mine.</i>

22:45.426 --> 22:46.677
-[gasping]
-Oh, man.

22:46.761 --> 22:48.471
[Gigi] Oh, no. We're too late.

22:48.554 --> 22:49.806
-[exclaiming in horror]
-[thuds]

22:52.183 --> 22:53.726
[snoring]

22:53.810 --> 22:56.771
[Sheriff] Rise and shine!
You're all free to go.

22:56.854 --> 22:58.356
Since you didn't
post that picture,

22:58.439 --> 23:00.191
be in my office Monday morning.

23:00.274 --> 23:03.986
I'll tell you everything I know
about my mom, Dr. Edna Perdue.

23:08.241 --> 23:09.242
Great.

23:09.325 --> 23:10.827
Welcome home, Amanda.

23:10.910 --> 23:13.246
If you think
the outside is clean and tidy,

23:13.329 --> 23:14.997
you ain't seen nothing.

23:15.081 --> 23:17.166
Isn't that right, Velma?

23:18.126 --> 23:19.001
[whimpers]

23:19.961 --> 23:21.254
[gasps]

23:21.337 --> 23:22.255
What?

23:24.340 --> 23:25.466
[baby gurgling]

23:25.550 --> 23:28.052
-[Velma] Ugh!
-Oh, that's so cute.

23:28.136 --> 23:29.971
And don't worry,
Velma will clean it up.

23:32.265 --> 23:35.017
[band member]<i> Dear Velma,</i>
<i>sorry the band made</i>
<i>such a mess.</i>

23:35.101 --> 23:38.688
<i>Gigi wants you to know</i>
<i>that Norville did not clean</i>
<i>your house for you.</i>

23:38.771 --> 23:41.941
<i>Norville did, however, threaten</i>
<i>to shove our instruments</i>
<i>up our butts</i>

23:42.024 --> 23:44.318
<i>if we didn't clean it.</i>
<i>Musically, yours.</i>

23:44.402 --> 23:46.028
<i>The marching band.</i>

23:46.112 --> 23:48.239
[Aman] Velma, what the hell
happened to your teeth?

23:58.749 --> 24:00.209
[Casey]<i> This first factoid</i>

24:00.293 --> 24:01.752
<i>-goes out to Jenny L. in--</i>
-[switches motor off]

24:04.714 --> 24:06.382
Welcome home, Daphne.

24:06.465 --> 24:09.218
I'm your mother, Caroll.

24:09.302 --> 24:12.680
And I'm your father, Darren.

24:12.763 --> 24:16.017
[Darren] And this is
the Crystal Mines Gang.

24:20.438 --> 24:21.731
-[bats screeching]
-[screams]

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Yeah, sorry.

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I'd be lying if I said
you'll get used to that.