Weird Science s02e02 Episode Script

- Hey, Gary, what's up? - I'm sponging down my locker.
It was starting to reek.
I've never seen you clean anything before.
What's this? You got an "A" on myer's quiz? Who did you copy off of? No one.
I just applied myself, I guess.
Hey, does this smell like a gentle spring rain of you? - Hi, Gary.
- Paula, hi.
Thank for sharing your cinnamon roll.
Next time nibble off mine.
- ( Bell Ringing ) - ( Air Hissing ) - What's going on here, Gary? - What do you mean? Something's different with you.
All of sudden you're getting A's Paula sparks wants to nibble And your butt's whistling! ( Screaming ) ( Whimpers ) Gary? Hey, Wyatt.
How was your day? - Okay, you can drop the act.
- Act? Cyberspace getting old so you thought you'd screw with my head? - What do you mean? - This.
I spent the last hour scraping my best friend off my shoes.
- Oh, that.
- Gotcha! Bet you thought it was me, huh? Told you he'd buy it.
It's the old my-friend-is-a- double-made-out-of-gum gag.
I should have seen the connection.
my best friend chews gum.
My best friend's made fo gum.
I didn't mean to freak you out.
The bubble double was a test run.
I'm relieved your cruel prank has some purpose.
We should have told him.
Here's what I'm thinking.
Lisa zaps up a couple more bubble doubles.
Let them hassle with book reports dodge ball face burns.
We hit the slopes for three years and come back for senior skip day.
What are you, insane? I won't drop out for three years while some walking mound of bubble yum - A week? - A week's good.
You won't bitch about cutting class? - We're not making up work.
- I know.
Wait a minute.
- Ow! - Sorry.
I thought you were a bubble double.
I could use a break from school too.
You heard him.
Give that man a gum ball.
Wyatt, hold out your hand.
Go ahead.
Chew it.
I don't get a fresh one? There's not some magic gum ball machine full of these.
Hmm.
Hasn't lost its flavor.
LISA: Just put your lips together and blow.
Very impressive.
Great craftsmanship.
Did you have to make then so naked? What's wrong? Don't you like your clone? He doesn't look anything like me down there.
- I took a guess.
- You guessed wrong.
I never realized I had such a gracefully sloping spine.
- Hey, looking good.
- Right back at you, bad boy.
You are one sharp dresser.
Are those stone washed? Uh, yeah.
I got them a couple weeks ago.
I'd love to borrow them.
If they look that good on you they'll look great on me.
Yech.
What a couple of butt-kissers.
At can we do for you-- homework, chores, ask, your parents for money? Just name it.
It's done.
Okay.
You sure you remember where everything is? - Evme? - Sure.
Just go enjoy yourselves.
Wyatt, let's drop the doublemint twins already and go.
I'm having second thoughts.
My clone's not doing a convincing job playing me.
He's right, Gary.
I'm having second thoughts too.
I'm not doing a convincing job playing him.
I take that back.
He is good.
Come on, guys.
We've only got a week.
( Laughing ) Dude! That was awesome, dude! Buddy, radical moguls, buddy.
Will you two please stop talking that way? Lisa, an amazing week.
Thank you.
Welcome back.
Missed that smile.
Hey, it's our guys.
Nice shades.
Mmm.
Can I borrow those sometimes? They're yours.
- Fresh-baked ginger snap? - Ooh, thanks.
You guys get through the week okay? No problem.
You have a book report due in history class tomorrow.
Here it is, but I have to double-check the footnotes.
Could you put this in one of those plastic things? What's up with that? A week was the deal and the week's over.
- Ow! - Oop.
Sorry.
Over here.
Wait.
Hold up.
We could still use these guys.
They're only bubbles.
They can't live your lives.
Who said they should live our lives? We want them to take over the lame parts-- Go to school, or help out around the house.
- They make a great cookie.
- You won't do anything crazy? No.
We just want them around in case of an emergency, or - mid-terms.
- All right.
Do what you want but good luck scraping them off the floor.
Here's a thought.
We inflate our bubble-doubles for gym.
Send them on the rope climb and stash them behind our ears for the rest of the day.
Is it me, or is everybody unusually friendly today? Morning, baby.
Hi Paula baby.
I'm really looking forward to this afternoon.
- You and me? - Well, yeah.
Oh, Gary, don't even pretend like you forgot.
- The debate team finals? - I'm not on the debate team.
You save those clever retorts for the competition.
Hi, Wyatt.
- Monya? - I was so inspired by your speech in assembly last week that I went home and I built my own compost heap.
Uh big thumbs up.
So, are you nervous about this afternoon? No.
- Why? Should I be? - Oh, yeah.
You're nervous.
Break a leg.
Bye.
I'm starting to get the feeling we stayed away too long.
I hate musicals.
The gum's been busy.
I never trusted the gum.
( Whistling ) ( Glass Breaking ) - Do you know the file command? - I saw everything.
Well, well, well What do we have here? Gary and Wyatt-- couple of guys, naked.
- Want a ginger snap? - No.
Thanks.
I had one chance at debate team finals and I lost because of you.
I didn't know there were rules about not agreeing with the other side.
How can you be so brilliant one day and so totally brain-dead the next? Don't you ever offer me a danish again.
Looks like your day has been almost as humiliating as mine.
I doubt that.
Thanks to my bubble-double I'm on the diving team, the debate team and I've lettered in interpretive dance.
Gee.
I'd burst into tears except I have to learn my lines for an entire musical, in two hours.
Look.
We'll just reinflate your double and send him out for his song and dance.
Then we'll deflate them for the cast party.
I hear those drama girls are easy.
- Uh-oh.
- Hi, guys.
- What's up? - Our gum wads are gone.
- Oh, I threw those away.
- What? Why? They were all covered with lint, little hairs, icky.
Okay.
Then zap up a couple more.
Only this time could you make the next pair a little more mellow? That last batch went hyper-achievement on us.
How about a couple of root beer floats? - Sure.
Okay.
- Just not too foamy.
I'll run down to the kitchen and pour a couple mugs.
- Why don't you just zap them up? - Because zapping always makes the ice cream all lumpy.
Be right back.
Hey, Gar, I don't remember leaving Lisa out - of the computer this morning.
- We didn't.
No ice cream in the freezer.
I'll have to run to the 7-eleven.
- Anyone got a 20? - Forget the floats.
I know how to test her.
How would you like to have sex with me right now, in the shower? Okay.
She's fine.
You got a shower cap? Gary, it's not our Lisa! You're right.
That able bitch can't help you now.
Nobody can.
I'm going to put an end to your simpering, pathetic lives once and for all.
- She's a bubble-double! - The dart! The dart! Good idea.
- Aim high! You need ayeah.
- Okay.
Aim high? I hope she kills you first.
Eat gum, flesh boys.
She's gone.
Gone Relax.
It wasn't our Lisa.
It was some hideous replicant made out of gum.
But it was going to shower with me.
That stuff really sticks.
I may have to shave my arms.
Oh, no! Lisa's file is gone.
The gum boys must have download her.
Lisa's been download? Lisa's gone forever? No, downloaded mean copied.
- Oh, that's not so bad.
- We need to find Lisa's disk.
And find out what the doubles are up to.
Only one way to find out.
Can't you pump any faster? - Her lips keep slipping off.
- Try the ear.
All right, gum-head, star-- Look, guys, I've been thinking.
You want to sashay around buck naked fine by me.
I've seen my share of rump in boot camp.
So it's not like I have a, uh problem with it.
I wasn't staring then and I'm not staring now.
So, let's just put the whole ugly incident behind us.
- Agreed? - ALL: Yeah, sure.
As you were.
- So where's the real Lisa? - The gum boys took her.
They made me to dispose of you two flesh-bags.
Once you were out of the way they planned to take over - your lives, permanently.
- Geez, what did we ever do to them? Yeah, they're just a couple of gum balls Lisa created to serve us, to make our lives more fun.
What lives? You two are barely living yours.
The gum boys value what you take for granted.
Sure, they're only made of gum but they make better human beings than you two ever will.
- Harsh.
- They're smarter, more talented, more popular, better-looking better at sports, better dancers, more fun.
I've heard enough.
They've taken Lisa.
They've taken our lives.
I say it's time to kick a little juicy fruit butt.
All right, okay, here's the plan: this weekend, my parent's house at the lakes.
Jet skis, jacuzzis and a All compliments of mom and dad.
All right.
My parents are letting them stay at the lake house? They don't even let me in the formal dining room.
Look at me-- I'm having the time of my life.
And I'm flirting.
I look great in that shirt.
The head was right.
They are better at being us than we are.
- Maybe they deserve our lives.
- No, don't say that.
I mean, sure, they're more outgoing and popular better with women, more articulate - What's your point? - They're not us.
They're gum.
But look how confident they are.
It's easy for them to be confident.
What do they have to lose, flavor? Sure we have a lot of problems but those problems make us who we are.
I would rather be a screwed-up human than a smooth-talking stick of gum.
You're right.
I want my life back.
If anybody's going to screw up our lives it's going to be us.
Let's go get them.
Wait! We can't just pop them.
We got to find out what they did with Lisa's disk.
Let's do that thing we did to that guy at that place that time.
Good plan.
Congratulations on the student council election.
Thank you, Mr.
Wallace.
Congratulations on scoring a date with Sophia Ruby.
We'll load Lisa's disk on to your computer.
Then we'll call her up and wish for her to make us real.
Ah, life is good.
( Sharp Rap ) - You okay? - Yeah.
Yeah, I'm fine.
One down.
I heard you aced the debate after the flesh-bag almost blew it.
Yeah, thanks.
Anyway, speaking of Lisa - maybe we should check on her disk.
- Ah, she's okay.
Yeah, but I still want to make sure.
We've been so busy being perfect guys I don't remember where we put the darn disk.
- Do you remember? - Sure thing, bubble-buddy.
- She's right here.
- Thank you.
Hey, what do you know? I'm real.
I'll see you melting on a hot sidewalk in hell, gum-bag.
Now! Sorry.
Haven't used this since summer camp.
We got to think like gum.
Where would gum go? Where would gum hide? Check under the selts.
We need a password.
If we get split up you won't be able to tell who's who.
Let's make it something I won't forget like a supermodel.
Okay, how about Elle MacPherson? - No, she's an actress now.
- Kathy Ireland? - Ugh, her voice squeaks.
- Kate Moss.
The walt chick? Works for me.
Wyatt? Kate Ross! Kate Ross! Kate Ross! Kate Ross! See, I told you the password would pay off.
Wyatt, where have you been? Everyone else is in costume.
The show starts in ten, Miss Bouvier, I can't go out there.
You're going to have to send in the understudy.
Gary? Are you ready? ( Hoarsely: ) Uh, laryngitis.
Wyatt, it's up to you.
Relax, you'll be fine.
You just have a case of the opening night jitters.
No, it's bigger than that.
I don't know the play.
Oh, that's nonsense.
Your rendition of "Sunrise, sunset" made me cry.
It did? But I can't sing! Of course, you can.
Trust your instrument.
Oh, man, I have to play an instrument? You touched me before, Wyatt.
Now go out there and touch me again.
Son of a gun, I'm feeling much better.
Wyatt? - Okay.
- Good.
Someone bring me Tevya's coat and milk bucket.
- Find my double! - I will.
Break a leg.
MAN: Two minutes to curtain.
I have to find something sharp, pointy, deadly.
Close enough.
Hey, thanks.
( Sniffs ) I know that smell.
That's hubba-bubba.
If only you were a little smarter.
A little faster.
It's time to get to your liquid center, flesh-boy.
This is going to be true chewing satisfaction.
You call this a fair fight? Wyatt! Pop him, Wyatt! Pinch his butt! Pinch his butt! What? It's his weak spot.
You pinch it! It's your butt.
Wait! You don't want to pop me.
In two minutes you're going to have to go sing and dance in front of the entire school.
You don't know the play.
But I do! I can make you look good and you know it.
You got to keep me around just this once.
You know I'll do a better job than you.
Thanks.
I'll do it myself.
You did the right thing.
I would have waited till after the show.
Wyatt, you're on.
You're ready? Absolutely.
Is it too late to ask for a teleprompter? All right, Wyatt! You are Tevya! Hi.
Good luck.
Break a leg.
Can't let it get to me.
Got to confront the demons.
Show 'em my warrior face.
I'm going in.
Boys, I just want you to know Afternoon, soldier.
- Hey, Chett.
- Hey, Chett.
Captioned by Grantman Brown