♪ Watch out, 'cause here we come ♪
♪ It's been a while,
but we're back with style ♪
♪ So get set to have some fun ♪
♪ We'll bring you action
and satisfaction ♪
♪ We're the Chipmunks ♪
♪ Alvin, Simon, Theodore ♪
♪ Doo doo, doo-doo-doo-doo ♪
{\an8}♪ Doo doo, doo-doo-doo-doo ♪
Dave! Just, you know,
so, while you're out of town,
I know sometimes,
parents worry
what's going on with the kids,
but let me just assure you,
I will be here
making sure
everything runs smoothly.
Oh, I'm glad to hear that,
Alvin.
Now, Dave, look.
Obviously, for any plan to work,
we need trust and,
you might ask, well,
how am I going to gain your trust?
Well, first, by taking care
of our little troublemaker.
You know, Simon.
And I know this sounds extreme,
but I'm gonna have to lock him
in his room at night.
-Good thinking.
-Because I'm on top of things.
Look! Look at this, Dave!
I've even prepared a list
of the food items we're gonna need.
Pizza for Friday.
Pizza for Saturday.
Pizza for Sunday.
That's a lot of pizza, Alvin.
Exactly.
Which is why
I'll be needing money.
Wait a minute.
You've tripled the prices.
Dave, look, responsibility
doesn't come cheap, OK?
I've added a small
package-and-handling fee...
-No!
-No?
Well... OK, OK.
How about half the amount?
Dave! Dave! Don't... OK. Dave!
Whatever you think is fair!
I know you'd like nothing more
than to be here on your own.
Careful, Theodore,
just had the carpet cleaned.
Yes, Theodore?
Dave, please don't go.
Oh, I wish I could stay too.
But I'm only gonna be gone
for a few days.
-Miss Miller will be here.
-[honking]
Oh, sorry guys. That's my taxi.
Call me if there's any problems.
Miss Miller
will be here any minute.
And please be careful
with the carpet.
-OK.
-OK, got it.
Alvin, I've got
some homework to finish.
Can I trust you to be left alone
until Miss Miller gets here?
Simon, you act like
I'm some sort of a madman!
OK. OK.
I'll just go sit on the couch.
[phone rings]
-Hello?
-Dave, is that you?
No. No. It's Alvin, Miss Miller.
Theodore,
don't erase my past score.
Oh, OK. But which one is it?
Did you say something, Alvin?
Yes. No, no, no! I mean... um...
Hey, hey, what's up?
-This one?
-No, no! Not that one. Down.
Hello?
I just want to confirm
which weekend I'm babysitting.
Is it this one or the next?
I got them mixed up
and wrote both down by accident.
No! No! The next one! That's it!
Oh, good. That gives me time
to make my special fruit cake.
Fruit cake?
Totally not necessary, Miss Miller.
-We've got plenty of fruit cake.
-Well,
I'll make a few more.
All right, dear,
see you next weekend.
OK, something's wrong here.
Dave said Miss Miller would be
right over, but it's been hours.
What did she say
when you talked to her?
I don't know,
I wasn't paying attention.
Something about bringing
fruit cake next weekend?
Why would she bring fruit cake
next weekend
when she's meant
to be here this weekend?
Yeah, so, I might have told her,
you know, the wrong weekend.
I cannot believe this.
I go away for one hour and...
OK, I'm calling her right now.
Simon, now please.
Just think this through, OK?
The fates have given us a gift.
We must accept it!
-Wait. Hold on. A gift?
-Yes! Yes!
It's an opportunity
to prove to Dave
that we can
take care of ourselves!
Think about it!
Just think about it!
We can change the way
Dave sees us, OK?
From little kids
that can't do anything,
to mature adults
who are responsible and in charge!
Come on! Waddaya say?
-Yes!
-No!
Well, I guess we'll just have
to disappoint Dave
since Simon is afraid
we're not old enough to...
Look. I'm not afraid, OK?
We can take care of ourselves.
-Then why don't we?
-Yeah! Why don't we?
Ugh! Fine. OK.
Oh, Simon! Thank you!
Thank you! You won't regret it!
All right. So, Alvin,
you're on garbage detail
and in charge
of locking the doors at night
and making sure
all the electricity is shut off.
Oh, and one other thing.
Lights out at nine.
Nine o'clock?
Simon, what am I, five?
That's the deal, Alvin.
Or I can just call Miss Miller.
All right, all right. Fine.
[snoring]
[yawning]
Wait! Wait a second!
You reached level 87?
I would've reached level 88
if Theodore hadn't fallen asleep.
Your dad
let you stay up all night?
Oh, well, Dave's not home.
We're alone the entire weekend.
What the... What?
That's awesome!
Aw, you're kidding!
I dream of my parents
leaving me alone for the weekend.
Yeah, well,
it's not as cool as it sounds.
Simon took charge
and he's even worse than Dave.
Not like we can have a party
or anything.
All right, Theodore, tonight
you do the dinner clean-up
-and, Alvin, since it's...
-[door bell rings]
Who could that be?
Derek? What are you doing here?
Heard Dave was away,
so I brought some people over.
-Guys, come on in!
-[girl] This is awesome!
No! You can't do that, guys!
Stop! Please! Stop! No!
Meatloaf! Bring it in!
Derek, you can't have
a party at our house!
Sure I can.
Because, you know, I am!
Oh, this can't be happening.
[loud music]
[phone rings]
Simon! Simon! It's Dave!
What do I do?
-Upstairs! Hurry!
-[Alvin] Coming through. Outta the way!
Please! Out of the way!
Out of the way! Now!
Dave! Dave! Is that you?
How's it going?
So glad to hear your voice.
Hey, Alvin! I just called
to give you some good news.
I finished early,
so I'll be back tomorrow morning.
Oh! Really? Tomorrow morning?
Oh, that's... that's great!
Super! Super, Dave. Can't wait.
So, what time do you think...
you know, that you'll be coming...
you know, be here?
Early. Like eight o'clock.
Eight o'clock? In the morning?
That, um...
that is, well, perfect.
See you then!
OK! OK! Listen up!
Party's over! Time to go home!
Boo!
Someone turn the music back up!
-We'll never get them to leave.
-Wait, guys,
I've got an idea.
Oh! We're so happy to see you,
Officer Dangus.
Don't try to butter me up.
Just lay it on me.
-What's the problem?
-Well, it's our dad.
He's... he's sick with a...
with a terrible flu!
Uh, OK. That's a doctor problem,
not a policeman problem.
-You know the difference?
-But these kids
decided to throw a party
at our house!
Well, you know, because
they knew Dave was too weak
to tell them to go home.
Right,
and they won't listen to us.
Can you tell 'em?
Can you tell 'em the party is over?
For real? Oh, I've been waiting
to do this for a long time!
Stand back.
All right! Everyone out!
Y'all better run!
That's right, run!
OK, my work here is done!
Ew, what is that in the corner?
Is that food?
What is on the wall?
Ugh! You boys
got a lot of cleaning up to do.
Thank you!
Hey, guys, I... Oh, hey!
-Welcome home, Dave!
-So, how was it guys?
Well, just pretty boring.
I mean, nothing really happened.
-Couldn't be better.
-Yeah, couldn't be better.
Guys,
let me just put my bags upstairs
and then
I want to hear all about
-what you did with Miss Miller.
-[yawns]
Is the party over already?
Ah! Yes! Yes! Time to go!
-[man] I'm thirsty.
-Will you just get out of here?
There's a supermarket
three blocks away!
What about the supermarket?
Oh! Oh! Dave!
Just saying how convenient
it is to have it so close.
-Was someone at the door?
-No!
No, you know,
just us, you know, here.
-You know, at the house, alone.
-[phone rings]
Hello? Oh! Hey, Miss Miller!
What time do you need me
next week?
I won't need you next week.
Oh, you changed your mind?
No.
Anyway, how was yesterday?
-Everything go OK?
-Yes. Everything was fine.
-Oh! So, nothing eventful?
-Well, I went to the market
and the peaches were on sale.
So, there was no problem?
Well, as it turns out,
the peaches were mealy.
Oh, OK. Good... good to know.
Thanks again, Miss Miller.
-[sighs of relief]
-[door bell rings]
Now what?
Oh, good, you're up and about.
I... I was...
I was just making my rounds
in the neighbourhood.
[clears throat]
You know, like I do.
Everything's OK here, officer.
OK. So, then nothing else
for me to do here but leave,
-which I will do now.
-Thank you.
OK, so who's gonna tell me
what really happened?
So, um,
I guess we're grounded, right?
Well, yes.
But, as far as the party goes,
I'm proud of you guys.
Things got out of control
and you did the right thing.
You called an adult
who could handle the situation.
Oh! Dave!
That's so great that you're...
you're seeing it that way,
because I was just thinking,
you know, the next time
you go out of town,
maybe you could leave the car...
-Don't push it, Alvin.
-No, I just mean, we're ready.
-Alvin...
-Dave, please just...
[Dave] Alvin!
Wow! These are
the best comics ever, Alvin!
-Aren't they the best?
-OK, what's going on, Alvin?
You're letting Theodore read
your favourite comics?
-Since when?
-He's my brother, Simon!
Is it so crazy to think
that I would share with him?
That was great! Thanks, Alvin!
I'll go do the dishes
for you now, like we agreed.
And... there it is.
[thunder]
Oh, man!
It's raining cats and...
-Miaow.
-Oh, no!
Miss Whiskers!
Hang on, Miss Whiskers!
I'm coming!
Miss Whiskers!
Where... where are you?
Well, there. Guess who's up?
How are you feeling, Theodore?
Kinda tingly.
What happened?
"What happened?"
Well, let me see. Does this ring a bell?
[zapping sounds]
You were struck by lightning!
[gasps] Really?
Are... are you sure
he's gonna be OK?
Well, he's very fortunate.
Not many people can take
a lightning strike like that.
But, yes.
He should be just fine.
Yep. I'm gonna be just fine.
"Guys, this last piece is mine.
Do not eat! Dave."
Oh, too bad that gust of wind
blew it off and I never saw the note.
-Hey! Stop right there, Mister!
-Aaah!
I guess you're feeling better.
I feel great, Alvin,
because I'm Electroboy!
What are you talking about?
You know,
Electroboy was struck by lightning
and now I've been
struck by lightning,
so you know what that means.
That you're two of the unluckiest people
in the world?
No, no! Don't you see?
Electroboy and me...
we have the same origin story!
So that means, I'm Electroboy!
-Oh, boy.
-What?
Theodore... what issue
are you on in the comic series?
I... I think I'm on 13.
Yeah... um... Theodore, come on.
We have something to show you.
Oh, OK, here it is,
here it is. Number 15.
So, Electroboy's origin story
isn't that he was struck
by lightning.
His true origin story
is that he was grown in a lab
by his father.
-You see?
-Wait.
You... you mean that little puddle
is Electroboy?
[both] Yep.
So, you know,
that origin story
belongs to someone else.
-Who?
-[sighs]
-Dr Zap.
-[gasps]
You... you mean
Electroboy's archnemesis?
Yeah. I'm afraid...
You... you mean the same
evil mastermind
who caused
the city-wide blackout
so... so he could rob the bank?
-Yes! You're the bad guy!
-No!
Aaah! This is terrible!
This is the worst thing ever!
I am not even a... a superhero!
I'm a supervillain!
-Shouldn't have told him.
-Yeah.
-No, I think that's clear now.
-Yep. Big mistake.
I want to be the Electroboy!
[groans in his sleep]
Theodore, will you please
eat your Brussel sprouts.
No. I hate Brussel sprouts!
I'm not gonna tell you again.
Oh, Theodore!
Stop that hovering right now!
Theodore!
My name is Dr Zap.
And I seek cupcakes!
-Theodore! What are you doing?
-Let us go!
Theodore, no!
That's for the bake sale tomorrow!
[evil laugh]
[door bell rings]
Hello. I'm selling solar panels
and, well,
aren't you just adorable?
Who are you supposed to be?
Some horrible, evil mastermind,
apparently.
Oh, well, I love your costume.
So, is there a grown-up
I can speak to?
[sighs] I'm... I'm sorry,
but I'm going to have to slam
this door in your face now.
I... I just want you to know
that it's not personal
and I don't feel good about it.
It's... it's just that...
well, I'm on a dark path now.
I'm sorry,
I don't quite understand...
It's... it's not personal!
I can't help it! It's my nature!
I'm so sorry!
That was terrible.
[Chipmunk song playing]
Alvin. Simon.
What's wrong with Theodore?
He thought he shared
the same origin story as Electroboy
when he got struck by lightning.
Turns out he shares
the same origin story as, well,
the supervillain, Dr Zap.
Oh, my!
[sighs]
-Hey!
-Ha, ha, ha, ha!
Oh! That... that was mean.
But I... I guess
I have to write it down.
"Push people."
Yeah, so my brother
was telling me the other day...
Got him!
Hey, troll. Are you stalking me?
"Troll."
Yeah, yeah, that's a good one!
I should write that down.
See,
since I'm an evil villain now,
I thought
I should follow you around
and see if I could pick up some tips.
You know,
to see how you evil guys do it.
You mean, like a sidekick?
Well, yeah. Yeah, I guess so.
All right, that could be cool.
Welcome aboard.
I've got one thing
on the agenda today.
Toss that dweeb Kevin
in a dumpster.
Oh! I... I really like Kevin.
Here he comes! Quick! Hide!
Um, so, uh, why are we throwing him
in the dumpster?
He wouldn't let me cheat off him
in Science. Now be quiet.
Oh, OK.
But... but I have an idea.
Instead of throwing him
in the trash...
Sidekicks don't have opinions,
OK?
He's almost here. On three.
Ready? One... two...
-Kevin! Run!
-Hey!
So, you're gonna throw me
in the dumpster now, huh?
-Yeah!
-OK.
Let's... let's get it over with.
What do you have there?
Oh, you know, just...
just working on my evil masterplan.
I'm going to break into
a robot factory
to make a bunch of giant robots
for my giant evil robot army.
So, uh, what's going on here?
Oh, well, those are the guards
I'll have to get past.
I... I thought
I'd hypnotise them.
Oh, oh! Hold on. I forgot
to put something on my checklist.
"Learn... how... to... hypnotise."
Yes, that shouldn't be difficult.
So, uh, so then what happens?
Well, then I build
my giant evil robots.
Uh-huh. So, what will these
giant evil robots be able to do?
Oh, you know. Just the regular things,
like freeze rays, lasers...
you know,
make sandwiches and stuff.
And then I make my robots
and I blast into the sky.
[evil laugh]
I have to work on my evil laugh.
Yes, yes, you do.
The only problem I see
with your plan
-is that you're spreading mischief.
-I know.
Is that why you look so sad
in the pictures?
Yes.
Theodore Seville,
please report
to the Principal's office.
Hello?
Who are you?
I am Electrogirl!
[gasps] Do... do you work
for Electroboy?
Actually, he works for me.
Wow!
Well...
I guess we should get started.
With what?
Well, you probably heard about my...
my evil plan
to create a robot army,
so... so don't you need
to fight me or something?
You don't have to be an evil villain
if you don't want to.
Oh, I wish that were true,
but I got hit by lightning,
just like Dr Zap,
so I sorta have to do what he does.
Yeah, but you are not Dr Zap.
You are Theodore Seville.
And he has his own origin story.
He does?
Yes.
And you know what the best part
of the Theodore Seville story is?
No. No, what?
You get to finish it
any way you want.
Really? Oh!
Oh, thank you, Electrogirl!
This is very, very good news!
You know,
being evil was really hard work
and... and it made me very sad.
Especially
for a sweet little boy like you.
Yes.
You know, you smell just like
my teacher, Miss Smith.
Mothballs and sweet flowers,
with just a tinge of coffee.
Oh, that... that's nice.
Now get outta here
and spread your joy
and happiness and sweetness!
Go on!
♪ Doo doo, doo-doo-doo-doo ♪
♪ Doo doo, doo-doo-doo-doo ♪
♪ Doo doo, doo-doo-doo-doo ♪
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04x17 - Animal House Party/Dr. Zap vs Electroboy
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Simulating an anthology of a famous band, songwriter Dave Seville is raising platinum recording groups the Chipmunks (Alvin, Simon, and Theodore) and the Chipettes.
Simulating an anthology of a famous band, songwriter Dave Seville is raising platinum recording groups the Chipmunks (Alvin, Simon, and Theodore) and the Chipettes.