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Zoom (2006)

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Zoom (2006)

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(SMASH MOUTH PLAYING

SO INSANE)

* Have you checked out

the temperature lately?

* There's a fever

that's about to break

* There is a game to be won

and a song to be sung

* This is a battle cry

Make no mistake

* So don't look back

The past is past

* The future is coming fast

* You better make room

We're coming through

* Loud and clear

MARSHA: The Zenith Team.

Five young superheroes

who fought to protect

the world from evil.

* We got the hand

to turn this around

* We got the plan

to make it go down

* We got the void

filling this room

* We got the minds

The minds to go voom

* Get up, get up,

get on that train

* It's becoming so insane

* This tiny blue marble

is rolling away

Led by Captain Zoom

and his brother Concussion,

the team saved many lives.

ALL: Team Zenith.

MARSHA: Oh, and with the help

of their sidekick, Dr. Grant.

The government

sought to enhance

the team's powers

using Gamma-13 radiation.

Zoom got faster and stronger,

but the Gamma

turned Concussion

to the dark side.

He turned on his own team.

* We got the hand

to turn this around

* We got the plan

to make it go down *

Zoom lost his powers

and his brother.

We're coming up now.

Prepare to deactivate

cloaking device.

LARRABY: I told you

not to call me unless

the world was going to end.

I don't know

about the world ending,

but we've been tracking

a pan-dimensional anomaly

that seems to

be moving toward

our time-space continuum.

Dr. Grant,

I speak Greek, not geek.

Let me put it this way.

Concussion is still alive,

and he's coming back.

He was destroyed.

Nope.

We were there.

We both saw it.

Nope.

ELECTRONIC VOICE:

12 days and counting.

The time has come.

I'm reactivating

the Zenith Program.

Find me some kids.

Misfits, outcasts, weirdos.

Give me that file.

Zoom's the only one

who can train them.

Now, get to Long Beach,

find him,

evaluate his condition,

and bring him back here.

You know he won't cooperate.

You won the Nobel Prize,

Doctor.

You'll think of something.

(WHIRRING)

Okay, he's looking. Come now.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

There's a car coming, lady.

Hey, look out.

Yeah, you're sure

you're okay, huh?

That guy almost k*lled me.

(SCREAMS)

Watch out for the grease.

Should have told you

about those grease spots.

Come on, get up.

Grant?

GRANT: Hello, Zoom.

It's Jack.

Okay, Jack.

It's good to see you.

Wow. You got old.

It's been, what, 30 years?

What are you doing here,

Grant?

Well, uh, we're-- we're

starting up a new team.

Men's slow-pitch softball?

(LAUGHING)

No, a new Zenith team.

You can't be serious.

We are serious, Mr. Shepard.

Why is the green dress

talking?

Oh, I'm a psychologist.

I'm sorry.

This is Miss Holloway.

She works, uh, with me.

Oh.

Yes,

and despite the theatrics,

which were not my idea,

by the way,

you're the only one

who can help us.

You're the only

superhero left.

Somebody's been giving you

the wrong information.

So, if you'll excuse me,

I got work to do.

We're here to take you back,

not to invite you back.

And we're authorized to use

whatever means necessary.

JACK: Grant, Grant, Grant.

You can't sh**t him.

(GROANS)

Nice.

Sorry.

(SMASH MOUTH PLAYING

HANG ON)

Trick or treat.

Here you go, sweetie.

CHILDREN: Trick or treat.

GIRL: Thank you.

BOY: Thanks a lot.

Give it here, Howdy Doo-Doo.

Bully.

(BOTH GRUNTING)

(SCREAMING)

* Hang on, hang on, hang on

* Everybody just

get on, get on, get on

Oh, my gosh.

* Hold on

Thank you.

* Sometimes I wanna cry

and throw the towel in

I'll take that.

GIRL: She's so weird.

Freak.

That was a good one.

* So gather round

I'm here to say

* You'll never make

everybody's day

* You might as well

catch the tiger by its tail

(SCREAMING)

* Everybody just

get on, get on, get on

Oh, my gosh.

What just happened?

How does my hair look?

Dylan.

Perhaps you'd like to come up

and finish Newton's equation?

I think Newton can

finish his own equation.

(KIDS SNICKERING)

Now, Dylan.

* So gather round

I'm here to say

* You'll never make

everybody's day

* But while you're around

you might as well

* Catch the tiger by its tail

(GASPS)

* Hang on, hang on, hang on

* Everybody just

get on, get on, get on

* Get started

and go on, go on, go on

* Everybody just hold on

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

Check it out.

Lard-butt's going to

snap the board in half.

* And hang on,

hang on, hang on

(ALL CHATTERING LOUDLY)

(SCREAMING)

(ALL SCREAMING)

* Go on, go on, go on

* Everybody just

get on, get on, get on

* Get started and hang on

GRANT: Wake up, Zoom.

Zoom?

Welcome back to Area 52.

(MUTTERS)

(LAUGHS)

Thank you, Grant,

for bringing me

back to a place

I've been avoiding

for the last 30 years.

Uh, you have two choices

as I understand it.

One is to stay here

and the other is to

go directly to prison.

(SIGHING)

How long in prison?

We are also very happy

to pay you $500,000.

You know you could've

just said that

instead of sh**ting me

with a dart.

Yes.

Mr. Shepard.

Mr. Shepard, I can't

tell you how happy I am

(SCREAMS)

that you've come aboard.

Oh, it's you.

Do you have an inner-ear

problem or something?

Uh, Zoom...

Jack.

Right, Jack.

Uh, Miss Holloway

is our leading researcher

in the area of latent

superhuman abilities.

She'll be in charge of

training the new Zenith team.

She's also quite

a fan of yours.

I have every issue

of Captain Zoom

And His Amazing Team,

most of them still in their

original plastic sleeves.

That's creepy.

But do you still

have that green dress?

I even have the fifth

anniversary double issue,

Zoom Vs. The Atomic Melt.

I have it in Japanese,

German, Farsi, Hindi

and Braille.

How about that green dress?

Still have that?

Ladies and gentlemen,

may I have your attention,

please?

The return of Zoom.

Show of hands,

who here does not live

with their mom

in her basement?

(LAUGHING)

We have assembled a group

of 10 special candidates.

The extent of their abilities

is still unknown,

like it was when

your team arrived.

We wanted your help

in choosing the ones

with the best potential

for a new Zenith team.

Well, for half a million

dollars in cash and prizes

let's take a look

at those contestants,

shall we?

What, are we forming

a spelling bee?

I assure you,

they are all quite gifted.

Gifted what? They--

They're a bunch of kids.

And what power do they have?

I haven't read or heard

about a Gamma event.

Well, there weren't any.

My studies in meta-human

psychophysiology

have made Gamma

treatments obsolete.

I am quite confident

that we can develop

their abilities

far beyond what was achieved

during the Gamma-13 days.

And we can do it safely

and naturally.

I'm sorry, I must've

dozed off there for a minute.

Times have changed, Zoom.

Well, they'd better

be able to do some

mind-blowing stuff.

(SMASH MOUTH PLAYING

EVERYDAY SUPERHERO)

What is this?

She's blinking fast.

She was better

in the audition.

I am a little cooler.

* Every morning

I wake up just the same

Oh, dude.

* Another victim

of ordinary fame

* I don't see myself

Now you see him,

now you don't.

How you doing?

* I'm just your average,

ordinary, everyday superhero

* Trying to save the world

but never really sure

(CHUCKLES)

Pass the hand sanitizer,

please.

(SINGING)

A-B-C-D-E-F-G-

H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P...

Stop that.

You're singing the alphabet.

That's-- That's-- That's

not a power.

And your voice is average,

it's not super.

It is, too, super.

Get another table

in here, please.

Right away.

* I'm just like everybody else

* After all the hype

it's hard to tell

(HUMMING)

I see things.

Do you see dead people?

I see that you suffer

from a massive

inferiority complex.

I try to hide that so well.

I'm Jupiter the Gas Giant.

(ALL EXCLAIMING)

(FARTING)

MARSHA: Say, "Excuse me."

Yikes.

Is he doing it,

or is he just

naturally that chubby?

* I'm just your average

* Ordinary, everyday superhero

* I'm trying to save the world

* I'm just your average

* Ordinary, everyday superhero

It's so cool.

* I'm just an average,

ordinary, everyday superhero *

Miss Holloway, how would

you like to introduce

our trainees to

their new instructor?

I would love to.

You ready?

Yeah. I can't wait.

Okay.

That is getting so old.

Well, considering

you can read my mind,

I don't have many options.

I can't read your mind.

I just feel stuff.

And you could stop

hitting on me entirely.

No, I--I can't do that.

You and I are destiny.

Children,

I would like to formally

introduce you

to a very great man,

Mr. Jack Shepard.

(BURPING)

Sorry.

I don't remember eating that.

Great man or washed-up loser?

It's a fine line.

What a nice kid.

Is the long hair

and the James Dean angst

just a package with you?

Mr. Shepard

is uniquely qualified

to be your new instructor.

And now he'll tell you why.

What?

Oh, yeah, kids,

do you have any idea

what you're doing here

or why?

Me.

(MOANING)

Come on. Come on. Me, me, me.

Uh...

Me.

All right, the little one.

We were brought here

in super secret

because we were selected

out of a huge group of kids

because we're really special

and they needed special kids

for a special course.

That's what

Miss Holloway said.

I don't think

I've ever heard anybody

use that many "specials"

in a sentence.

She actually, uh,

worked it in there

one more time

than Collins did.

But it's all a lie.

We're here

because we're different.

We're not different.

Come on. Chill out.

You can pick up a car,

and you're six.

How different does it get?

Don't tell her that.

Don't be a jerk, man.

DYLAN: What? Tucker,

I'm not being a jerk.

Okay, children.

(WHISTLES)

Sorry.

Okay, maybe this'll help.

I spent a lot of time

here at Camp Secret

when I was just

about your age.

And you know what?

It pretty much

ruined my life.

Mr. Shepard.

Hey, the military would

like you to be just like me.

You have to work hard

and focus.

But most of all,

most important,

you're going to

need massive doses

of Gamma-13 emissions.

So let's wheel in

that big machine and--and

zap the little guys, huh?

That's not true.

Mr. Shepard. Hallway.

Right.

Let's go to the hallway.

You guys want to slip

into that lead underwear,

you wanna

protect your privates.

Always the smart aleck.

But he is definitely

the target, sir.

The center of

the dimensional probing

is following Zoom here,

from Long Beach.

We've finally found something

that Shepard excels at.

Being the bait.

If you can't get those kids

combat-ready in time,

I'll have to dose them

with enough Gamma-13

to sterilize a trailer park.

And if that should happen,

you can rest assured, sir,

that I will do everything

in my power to make sure

it's not my fault.

I told you.

We will not be

dosing the children.

Based on

what we have in there,

I think you might want

to dose them just a little.

Come on. Drop them

by a nuclear facility

and leave them there.

Or drop them off

at the dentist

and have them x-rayed

200 or 300 times.

I don't think you understand

their sensitive condition.

What about

my sensitive condition?

I'm being asked

to betray children for money.

Are you done?

I left a little pause there

in case you wanted to slip

and fall again.

Grant, what am I doing here?

Come on.

Let me show you something.

Wow.

I made that suit for you.

Too bad you never got

a chance to wear it.

Welcome back, Zoom.

It's Jack.

It's Zoom.

Wow.

Where'd you put... Is this...

Cool. Zoom comics.

Tucker, wait.

Do not touch this.

This is a first edition.

Don't even touch the sleeve.

Now, everyone,

please put on

your pH-balancing,

antibacterial gloves.

Or not.

Why are you giving us these?

Well,

I'm not giving them to you,

but I'm showing them to you

because

yesterday you asked me why

Mr. Shepard was a great man.

Well,

this is why he's a great man.

Because he collects

comic books?

No.

Because he is the comic book.

Mr. Shepard is Captain Zoom.

And these comics

are a record

of the incredible things

that Zoom and his amazing team

did to protect mankind.

He was the leader

of the Zenith team

faster than Quicksilver,

the Flash and Superman

all together.

No way.

Way.

Zoom.

You're Captain Zoom.

Can you eat fast, too?

Zoom. Do something fast.

Well, I guess the cat's

out of the bag, huh?

You don't look

like a superhero.

I don't? Are you sure?

You know why?

Because I'm not a superhero.

There's no such thing

as superheroes.

No matter what people

told you around here,

you're not superheroes.

We're superheroes?

Awesome.

Yes.

You're definitely white kids,

I'll tell you that.

Yeah. What?

Do we get names?

And costumes?

I'm sorry, what-- what's

your name again?

Cindy Collins, age six.

Cindy Collins, age six.

This isn't a parade.

Or a Girl Scout jamboree

or some sleepover.

It's a military installation.

You get military stuff.

Functional ware.

You see this?

I used to be able to move

my entire body that fast.

So they put me in

a polycarbonate silicone suit.

That way I didn't vibrate

out of my clothes.

You've got to stop doing that.

Can my superhero costume

be a tutu?

Are you even trying

to listen to me?

So what are they

going to make us do?

I don't know, dude.

Let me think about

that for just a minute.

And you're supposed

to be training us.

(SCOFFS)

Give me a break.

You can barely tie your shoes.

Come on, let's let Mr. Zoom

finish his oatmeal.

It's Cream of Wheat, dude.

It's remarkable.

2.5 tons per arm.

Wow, you shaved.

Wow, you noticed.

Would you believe

that little girl is holding

5 tons above her head?

Look at that.

(STUTTERING)

Wait.

JACK:

Cindy, what are you wearing?

It's my alter eggo.

You mean your "alter ego"?

I'm a princess.

Cindy, you're not a princess.

But I look pretty.

Yeah, but pretty girls

don't have any real friends

and they never

get any respect.

Take Miss Holloway,

for instance.

MARSHA: Hey.

Scatter.

Nice toss, Cindy.

Really good.

Why don't you

get a juice box and a--

and a Rice Krispy treat?

(SMASH MOUTH PLAYING

COME ON COME ON)

* Come on, come on,

and tell me

* Why you're staring

* Come on, come on

* It must be what I'm wearing

* Come on, come on,

and tell me

* Why it is taking so long

for you to recognize

and stop *

It's unbelievable.

It's as if

he's not even there.

JACK: Because he's not there.

Oh, he's escaped again.

Uh, security, Code Dylan.

I repeat, Code Dylan.

Thank you.

I don't know

why he does that.

Because he doesn't

like it here, Grant.

Don't know why not.

It's good food.

Dr. Grant.

Tucker won't come

out of the bullpen.

It's okay, Tucker.

I know you don't

have any control

over this thing yet,

but can you please

try to expand?

I am trying, all right?

You're wasting your time.

Jack, you are undermining

his confidence.

What confidence?

He's a lazy

little chubba bubba.

(GROANS)

Hey, Marsha.

Exactly what

part of him is this?

Help.

Hey there. Those kids

aren't going to be

ready for anything.

Unless, of course,

you put Tucker

in a vat of paint.

He swells up,

you could do a room

in a couple of seconds.

Other than that...

Well, maybe if you

trained them at all...

Look, you know,

it just might help

if I knew what

I was training them for.

I'm sorry.

I don't have time right now.

I'm late for a meeting.

Look out.

(EXCLAIMING)

Oh, man...

Hey, are you all right?

Yes.

That was some fall.

You know,

you're a nice woman.

But this whole program

is a mistake.

The last thing

the world needs

is a bunch of kids

running around in costumes

thinking that they're heroes.

Sorry.

What happened to you?

What happened

to the Sacred Oath?

Issue number one.

"Faster than fast.

Truer than true.

"In the pursuit of justice

"there is no speed limit."

There is no speed limit.

Yeah. Are you bipolar?

It's a comic book.

It's government propaganda.

They made it up.

I'm sorry. Who's talking?

To cover up.

(SINGING)

It wasn't true.

It's not...

None of that stuff is true.

It was true to me.

MARSHA: The brain scans

do not correlate

with the children's

test results.

They are subconsciously

suppressing

their full abilities.

We face an imminent threat.

These kids have

got to be ready now.

Sir, it might help

if I knew what

the imminent threat was.

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

JACK: Hey.

Sorry I'm late.

I didn't get the memo.

You know? Hey, but

I heard the word

"imminent threat."

What--What exactly...

Hold it, Shepard.

We're holding a meeting

for people who matter,

and Miss Holloway.

JACK: Well,

I think maybe

a big bowl of prunes

might turn that frown

upside down, General.

Guards,

take him where the losers

are plotting another failure.

He knows the way.

Go to see your family, huh?

Get him out of here now.

ELECTRONIC VOICE:

Five days and counting.

(BOWLING FOR SOUP PLAYING

PUNK ROCK 101)

* It's stupid, contagious

* To be broke and famous

* Can someone please save us

from punk rock 101

* My Dickies, your sweat pants

* My spiked hair,

your new Vans

* Let's throw up

our rock hands

for punk rock 101 *

Scatter.

(ALL YELLING)

(WOMAN CHATTERING

ON PA SYSTEM)

Holloway.

You mind telling me

what was going on

between you and Larraby?

Jack, it's late.

I can't help those kids

unless I know what's going on.

You know,

when they started talking

about bringing you in...

Yeah?

...I was ecstatic.

Finally I would meet

the only real superhero

left in the world.

Would you let that

superhero stuff go, please?

A hero who would

fight for justice

at all costs.

I was a really lonely,

kind of weird child.

Well, at least you know

you've grown out of that.

And the only comfort I found

was in reading about you.

That's because

you're out of your mind.

You gotta stop

with this comic book stuff.

You know,

the first thing

you said to me

was that

you're not a real superhero.

Right.

Well,

I didn't believe you then.

But congratulations,

because

you have convinced me.

You are nothing

but a bitter man

happily getting paid

to take your resentments out

on these children.

It's horrible.

All right, then.

We'll do this again.

JACK: Hey, that was a good

meeting last night, Grant.

Yeah, it was cool.

It was just a simple

staff meeting.

That's what I thought,

simple staff meeting,

based on the way

I was shuffled

out of there.

So where we going?

Oh, we've got combat

training tomorrow.

We've got to get you

into some protective gear.

I don't want to

hold your hand,

thanks.

I don't want to

hold your hand.

(GROANING)

Let go of my hand.

That's quite painful.

(WHINES)

All right.

I'll hold your hand. Careful.

And what'd I tell you

about costumes?

It's not a costume.

It's my perfective gear.

Yeah? How's a ballerina

costume going to protect you?

Are you crazy?

Who wants to hurt a ballerina?

Other ballerinas,

Baryshnikov.

JACK: Wait a minute. No way.

(ELECTRONIC HUMMING)

Is that you, Mr. Pibb?

You recognize me?

How you doing, buddy?

Give me five.

SUMMER: Mr. Pibb?

JACK: Yeah,

that's the name we gave him.

We didn't have many

friends down here,

so they built us one.

He'd go get you

candy and sodas,

that sort of thing.

You were nice to him.

Do you have

to touch things to,

like, understand them?

Not always.

What's he thinking about now?

He thinks you've had

an increase in mass.

(GRANT LAUGHING)

Mr. Pibb.

It's impossible to know

what he thinks, Miss Jones.

His program

is a rudimentary

15-megabyte system.

He has no thoughts.

I suppose you

don't have thoughts

of what your life

would be like

if you were a figure skater?

(CHUCKLING)

Well, then.

I guess I'll leave you kids

in the capable hands

of Jack Shepard.

You do that, Grant.

I'll take care of them.

Mr. Pibb,

is that old Rambler

still down in the hangar?

(ELECTRONIC HUMMING)

Got the keys?

JACK: All right, come on,

guys. Watch your heads.

Come on, this way.

Get over here.

Go over there.

All right, Pibb.

Knock off

the security cameras.

Open the door.

Let's go. Go, go, go.

All right, stand right there.

Ready?

TUCKER: Whoa.

DYLAN: Whoa.

It's the flying saucer

from Area 51. It exists.

SUMMER: Look at that.

CINDY: Wow.

We rebuilt it

as best we could

after it crash-landed

in the late '40s.

It's really awesome.

Yeah, it's amazing.

Yeah. It's really cool.

And is this

what's going to take us

to all of our superhero gigs?

I'm getting goose bumps.

(ALL LAUGHING)

(SAVE FERRIS PLAYING

THE WORLD IS NEW)

(WHIRRING)

JACK: Got to stabilize

this thing.

TUCKER: Can I try?

You want to drive?

Yeah, definitely.

All right,

just sit down there.

And you want to get, uh,

your hands in that green

and blue slime.

Right.

Little gross in there,

isn't it?

Nasty, yeah.

JACK: Oh, boy.

TUCKER:

Let's make this thing rock.

Yeah,

how do you make it go faster?

Faster?

Therein lies the problem,

guys, of the FE-12.

We never really

figured this thing out.

It only goes 20 miles an hour.

Maybe there's

less to figure out

than there is to understand.

* When I am down and I am blue

TUCKER: Hey, barbeque, to go.

* Is close my eyes

and think of you

JACK:

Tucker, put the cow back.

TUCKER: But I'm hungry.

Tucker.

All right.

* Life was getting hectic

and things were unexpected

* When I first

received your call

DYLAN:

Hey, hey, hey. Watch the...

(EXCLAIMING)

...light pole.

MAN ON SPEAKER:

Hello. Welcome to Wendy's.

May I take your order,

please?

Classic Triple,

lettuce, tomato.

Get me one.

Classic Triple,

lettuce, tomato...

I got it.

Classic...

Can you see?

Can you see this?

No,

it's all green and blurry.

Extra fries.

Hold on a second.

(ALL CHATTERING)

I'm going to have a...

What kind of toys

do you have?

Chicken.

Spicy Chicken Sandwich.

The other

order's Crispy Nuggets.

Is that it?

Uh, six Frosties.

Six Frosties. Chocolate.

All right. Now, what's

everyone else drinking?

* When I am down and I am blue

* All I have to do

* Is close my eyes

and think of you

* And the world is new

CINDY: We come in peace.

Take me with you.

REPORTER: That's right, Bob.

We're outside the Wendy's

where apparently

a lot of people have seen

some type of flying saucer.

(LAUGHING)

I'm here with

David right now,

who actually

works at Wendy's.

David,

can you tell us what you saw?

DAVID:

I saw the flying saucer.

I saw it land.

I saw it make this

noise that it made.

It went...

(EXCLAIMING)

as it wobbled, and then...

That's it.

That's the way they sounded.

That's the way it was.

And you actually saw

the aliens? I mean...

Well, it's not that...

The alien in the spaceship

ordered from me.

(STUTTERING)

You know, I don't know.

Maybe the spaceship

runs on ice cream.

That's my theory.

Because he ordered

a whole bunch of Frosties.

Oh, no.

JACK: Just go back and act

like nothing happened.

We had a great day.

Let's just leave it at that.

All right, you guys?

If I were you,

Dylan, I'd disappear.

Hey, Marsha.

Mr. Shepard. How dare you?

Do you even know

what you've done?

Yeah. I got you

a hot chicken sandwich.

No, thank you.

Are you a vegetarian?

You're supposed to

be training these kids

for their first simulation.

And instead,

you're out gallivanting

in a stolen spaceship.

Was I gallivanting?

Looks like

the saucer's not the only

thing stuck in the '50s.

You're probably 50.

(ELECTRONIC HUMMING)

(BEEPING)

(ELECTRONIC HUMMING)

I'm not a vegetarian.

It's a life choice.

Nothing wrong with it.

Cindy.

Let go of my face, please.

(GROANS SOFTLY)

What are you doing in here?

I had a bad dream.

Well,

I'm sorry

you had a bad dream.

That's easy to do here,

I guess.

You...

Let's walk you

back to your room.

Can I sleep here?

Just for tonight?

No,

that's not a real good idea.

(WHIMPERS)

You don't want to stay here.

I snore.

I'm quite gassy.

I'm scared.

Hello? Little help here?

You want to stay on the couch?

Thanks, Mr. Zoom.

Can you let the light in?

Yeah.

I'll leave the door open.

Because why

would we want it dark

while we're sleeping?

Good night, Cindy.

(GRUNTS)

Mr. Zoom?

Cindy, please.

Am I different?

Yeah.

You know, but in a good way.

I feel too different.

Yeah, I'm sure you do,

because you're wearing

a rabbit outfit.

You gotta go to sleep, Cindy.

Is that why Mommy and Daddy

sent me here?

Listen.

You were right the first day.

You're-- You're special.

There's nobody in the world

that can do what you do.

Your parents,

who love you very much,

they sent you here

so you'd learn how

to use your difference

to help people.

Good night.

Good night.

That was bolted to the wall.

GRANT: Welcome

to our fully operational,

multi-platform

J-1000 mission simulator.

It is imperative

that you learn to

avoid enemy fire.

A bit more advanced

than in your day, eh?

Yeah, in my day we just had

that British guy named Ben

who threw sticks at us.

So what are the holes for?

It's funny

you should ask that.

That's the first

question people ask.

Uh, our technician is d*ck.

d*ck?

Uh, the holes are for

firing the paintballs.

All right. I'm out of here.

Oh, great.

Another Code Dylan.

He must like

that isolation room.

Uh, we'll have to proceed

without Mr. West.

The objective

is to get the kids

to, uh, 70% combat capacity.

I'm going to start them

off easily, about 10%.

What do you think? 10%?

Yeah, yeah.

That sounds great.

d*ck, 10.

(WHIRRING)

GRANT: Children, your goal

is to stop the simulator

by pressing that red

button in the center.

How hard can that be?

I don't know.

(SMASH MOUTH PLAYING

UNDER PRESSURE)

Are you working on

attraction or repulsion?

Watch.

* Pressure pushing down on me

Ready?

* Pressing down on you

* No man asked for

* Under pressure

that burns a building down

* Splits a family in two

That would be attraction.

(TUCKER GROANS)

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't...

Meanie.

Oh, no.

(SCREAMING)

* It's the terror of knowing

what this world is about

* Watching some good friends

screaming let me out!

(GLASS SHATTERING)

* Pray tomorrow take me higher

DYLAN: Whoa, whoa.

Watch out.

Look out.

* These are the days

it never rains but it pours

I'm getting...

(TUCKER SCREAMS)

* It never rains but it pours

I want a name.

Ten more, that's your name.

* It's the terror of knowing

what this world is about

Get me a name.

Hey. How about nine more?

There's your name.

* Pray tomorrow

take me higher

(CRASHING)

(SCREAMS)

* Can't we give ourselves

one more chance?

* Why can't we give love

one more chance?

* Why can't we give love,

give love, give love

* Give love, give love,

give love, give love,

give love

* 'Cause love's such

an old-fashioned word

Excuse me, Dr. Grant.

CINDY: Sorry, Dr. Grant.

Why the rush, kids?

* This is our last dance

Watch out.

* This is ourselves

under pressure *

You see,

it all works together

in a double helix.

So if you can manage to...

I've got a thing.

If you could get

the double helix going,

I'll be right back.

(ALL MURMURING)

Think double helix.

That was ridiculous.

That was really bad.

I thought it was fun.

Hey, guys. I shook down

our robot buddy, Mr. Pibb,

and I got you some snacks.

I got mine already. Thanks.

You guys look

like modern art.

(LAUGHING)

Come on. How'd you guys

think the training went?

Oh, please. Like you care.

Hey. Chill out a little bit.

I'm not the one

that dropped you off

here at the military base,

you know.

No, you didn't

drop us off here,

but you were

supposed to teach us.

Thanks for all the training,

Captain.

You don't care about us.

She's right.

I got hit with

so many paintballs,

I've got more

bruises than skin.

Mr. Shepard?

What?

You care about us,

right?

I brought cake.

Don't be fooled, Cindy.

He only cares about himself.

Come here.

Let's go get you cleaned up.

Wait. Hey, look.

Cake.

Smells like old socks in here.

Is he in there?

Sucks being in here,

doesn't it?

You know, Larraby

actually knitted this.

He and Grant,

buck naked by a fire,

knit one, purl two.

They, uh, knitted this

to contain people like us.

I got out of here three times.

And I'll bet Cindy

could get out of here

whenever she wanted to.

When I was her age,

I used to just have

one leg work

faster than the other.

I did this kind of

fast hopping thing.

So you could skip?

Hop. Let's go with hop.

One day,

a bunch of my buddies

wanted to go down

to the creek,

you know,

to throw fish at each other,

paint our face.

Guy stuff, you know.

I--I wanted to go there so bad

that I concentrated

and I just began

to do my little, uh...

Skipping thing.

Hopping.

All of a sudden,

man, I was there.

Boy, they noticed that.

And then other

people noticed.

People like

the Zenith Program,

they noticed.

So they dragged me and my...

They dragged me

and my older brother...

I didn't know

you had a brother.

They dragged me here,

and Grant,

I think he's had enough.

Let him out.

Come on, Dylan.

MAN: This is Control.

This is Mr. Grant.

You can release Dr. West.

I'm sorry. This is Dr. West.

Could you release Mr. Grant?

Okay,

you want us to release...

No, don't release Dr. Grant.

Release Mr. West.

Wait, you want us...

You just said...

Just do what I say.

Yes, sir.

ELECTRONIC VOICE:

Two days and counting.

I'm pretty sure

the ice cream's this way.

CINDY:

"Outdoor Survival Simulator"?

TUCKER: Sweet.

This room is so cool.

What's Dr. Grant

doing in there?

Look.

Close the door.

Kids.

Oh, very good. That's great.

It's closing up.

Keep it open just a...

It's going...

Oh, no, it's go... No, no.

Uh, it closed.

Good job.

Shouldn't you be in bed?

Seriously.

Are you waiting

for Peter Pan?

(LAUGHING)

I'm just kidding around.

Tucker.

Could you back off

the control panel

a little bit?

There are buttons on there

I really don't

want you to push,

because...

(THUNDER CLAPPING)

I told you not to...

Why didn't you listen to me?

Okay, that's it.

Summer,

I want you to open that door.

I want the rain

to stop right away,

please.

You're making me

very angry, children.

This is not funny.

This is not...

(THUNDER CLAPPING)

(GRUNTING)

(GIBBERING)

What's he doing?

Press another button.

Do not push button.

I told you, no button.

If you...

(SINGING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

No more buttons.

SUMMER: Do it, Cindy.

(ALARM BLARING)

(SPUTTERING)

Oh, nasty. Come on.

(GRUNTING)

It is the emotional

core that is missing

in these children's lives.

JACK: ...that magnetizes

so you can't move.

Put your head against

these little diodes

and they give you

13 times the lethal dose

of Gamma radiation.

DYLAN: And that made

you more powerful?

Dylan, they're not

going to put you in here.

That's why I'm here.

To encourage

your talents naturally.

Dylan, I'm talking to you.

Where do you go

when you fuzz out like that?

I...

You don't perchance

get a little headache

over your eye when

you do that, do you?

Maybe.

Maybe?

Maybe.

Dylan, I got an idea.

I want you to think

about Summer right now.

Stand here and see

if you can find her.

DYLAN: But she's

nowhere near here.

I understand that.

Trust your instincts.

Go down this hallway

in your mind and find her.

I'm in her room.

No, I...

I can see her dancing.

This is unbelievable.

This is a real gift.

It's called mind-sight.

Look,

these kids are going

to need a leader.

This team needs one.

And a leader is someone

who can see the way.

I think that may be you.

DYLAN: And which

one of the old team had

the mind-sight thing like me?

JACK: Oh, Marksman.

Marksman.

What happened to him?

And your girlfriend, Ace?

They all lost their

lives doing what they do,

being heroes.

Like in the comic book.

Yeah.

So this k*ller, Concussion...

I thought that

was all made up.

Some of it was made up.

So this maniac wiped

out the whole team?

It really wasn't his fault.

I mean,

they made him into that.

He was part of the team?

Yeah.

And you trusted him.

He was your friend, and he...

You don't know what

you're talking about, okay?

Concussion was your brother.

His name was Connor.

(FIVE FOR FIGHTING PLAYING

IT'S NOT EASY TO BE ME)

* I can't stand to fly

* I'm not that naive

* I'm just out to find

* The better part of me

* I'm more than a bird

* I'm more than a plane

* More than some pretty face

beside a train

* It's not easy to be me

Summer,

what's with the necklace?

It was the last thing

my parents gave me

before they left.

I guess they couldn't

handle my powers.

Can I...

I'm sorry, Miss Holloway.

We couldn't

find him anywhere.

Okay. Thank you.

All right.

Well, we'll just have

to proceed without

Mr. Shepard today.

Uh, if everyone will

open up their books...

Hey, sorry I'm late,

but I had to

get my g*ng together.

Make the measurements, guys.

Don't be afraid

to tickle them.

It almost looks like

you're glad to see me.

(CHUCKLES)

No, no, I'm not...

I'm not glad to see you.

I mean, the children

are glad to see you.

And, well, I guess

if they're glad to see you,

then I'm glad to see you.

I don't know.

Okay. I'm glad.

Go ahead.

Okay.

Well, anyway, kids,

this is what

we're going to do.

We're gonna continue

your physical training,

along with your

teamwork exercises,

but to complement

your internal strengths.

Yeah.

When do we get names?

We'll deal with that,

but right now,

most importantly, I want

to deal with the fundamentals,

and there's two fundamentals,

control and execution.

Think about it.

Control and execution.

Come on, guys. Follow me.

(JIMMY EAT WORLD PLAYING

THE MIDDLE)

* Don't write yourself off yet

* It's only in your head

One. Two. Three.

* Just try your best

* Try everything you can

* And don't you worry

what they tell themselves

Pull.

You all right?

He's invented

a super fabric for Tucker.

Congratulations, Ed.

* Everything, everything

will be all right, all right

Yeah.

The coolest,

strongest, best time

you ever attracted

or repelled something

because whenever

that was, it was just...

JACK: Nailed it.

* It doesn't matter

if it's good enough

* For someone else

Thanks.

* It just takes some time

* Little girl, you're in

the middle of the ride

* Everything, everything

will be just fine

CINDY: I got it.

Yes.

* It just takes some time

* Little girl, you're in

the middle of the ride *

Yeah!

Yeah, man. Nice job.

Well, how are they?

They're enjoying

their victory.

It's been quite

a week for them.

Yeah.

Why the sudden

change of heart?

They're becoming

a--a real team,

those kids.

And I didn't realize

what an incredible team

I had until they were gone.

And I'd like them

to avoid that same mistake.

Nuts?

No. It's beautiful.

No, I mean do you like nuts?

Oh.

Uh, yes, please.

There you go.

Thank you.

I think if we'd had someone

who, um, cared about us

and taught us to

succeed as a family,

things would've been

different for--for Connor,

and certainly for

the rest of the team.

Somebody, um...

Somebody like you.

I ain't cleaning that up.

GRANT: Our only hope lies

with Marsha and Zoom

training the kids.

You can't be

considering Gamma radiation

after what happened

to Zoom's brother?

Concussion becoming evil

was a horrible result.

He's coming for Zoom

sooner than I thought.

And this is where

he'll emerge.

These, uh, will allow you

to see the dimensional rift

we've been tracking.

He's more powerful

than I thought.

You better have a plan

that works this time,

birdbrain.

Well, the kids will

have to distract him

so that we can launch

the sonic net I've designed.

The net will capture him

in such a way

that it causes him

to concuss back on himself.

Is that our only option?

Well,

if Zoom still had his powers,

his speed could

create a mega vortex

which would trap

Concussion and reverse

the dark effects

of the Gamma radiation.

How much time have we got?

Oh. Forty-eight hours. Tops.

(THE BANGLES PLAYING

IF SHE KNEW WHAT SHE WANTS)

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Anybody home?

Hi.

Hey.

Nothing to wear?

How'd you guess?

Come here. Maybe

I have something for you.

There it is. I knew it

was in here somewhere.

Wow.

Pretty.

That's perfect.

Are you sure?

Oh, yeah.

It's just one of many

purchased for dates

that never happened.

Turned out to

be lonely nights

reading my comic books.

In between the crying fits.

It all started with my prom.

I always thought

the prom queen

should be the girl

with the highest I.Q.

Now that would make sense.

(BIG UPS PLAYING)

Hey.

Hey.

Finally,

a woman without a lab coat.

We got a party now.

You know,

I like having you here.

Don't get me wrong.

But I'm not sure Cindy

can handle the competition.

This is really nice of you.

Well, they worked hard.

They deserve this.

* Would you dance

* If I asked you to dance?

* Would you run

* And never look back

* Would you cry

* If you saw me crying

Look at Summer.

* Would you save

my soul tonight?

Hi.

Hey.

So, where are you

going dressed like that?

Why? Do I look stupid?

No, you look nice.

Hi.

Hey.

You like it?

Yeah. You look beautiful.

Um, I thought

your necklace

looked a little bare,

so I made this

for you in R and D.

For everything I see in you,

and everything I don't.

I think your powers

are wonderful.

I'm not that wonderful.

I mean, I just hope

you're not disappointed

with what you do

or don't see from here.

As long as I get

to keep looking,

I guarantee you

I'll never be disappointed.

* I can be your hero, baby

* I can kiss away the pain

* You can take my breath away

Do you want to dance?

Yes.

Do you mind if

we take these off?

Because you are so...

blind.

Whoa.

Let me put these back on.

No, it's okay.

You'll just have to

move a little closer.

Oh.

Still can't see you.

* I can be your hero, baby

* I can kiss away the pain

LARRABY: What the hey

is going on here?

This room is off-limits.

Hey. Come on, Your Highness,

calm down.

You're going

to have a stroke.

Look. Have a drink.

The kids are just having fun.

The kids want to

have a little fun?

I like to have fun.

Kids,

let's take a 10-mile run.

Guards. Holloway.

Make sure it happens now.

Move out.

Boy, for a straight guy,

you're dramatic.

What's all this stuff?

What are you doing?

Something I should

have done long ago.

You're going

to hurt these kids

like you hurt my team.

To meet my standards,

whatever it takes.

We'll be starting

first thing in the morning.

Let's get cracking.

Hey, guys. Everybody.

Get up. Come on.

Get up.

Come on, gorgeous. Hop up.

Sleeping's for wimps.

Get up. Come on.

Come on. Come on.

Come on, come on.

There you go.

(WHISTLES)

Everybody. Come on. Get up.

Hurry,

before the guards see us.

Good, good, good.

Figured you guys

would be getting

tired of sleeping.

Come on. Tucker,

come on, buddy, get up.

Roll that big potato

out of bed.

Hit your light.

There you go, come on.

Get up, get up.

(HOOTING)

What's the matter with you?

What time did you

go to bed last night?

How tired can you guys...

All right.

Somebody brush his teeth,

get him in his outfit.

Let's go. Come on.

I said let's go.

(SHUSHES)

All right, all right.

What are you dressed as,

Super-Poodle?

What is that?

DYLAN: Where are we going?

(SHUSHING)

Oh, neat.

An electrical panel.

It's a secret

electrical panel.

Quiet.

Come on.

(SHUSHING)

DYLAN: I'm tired.

Let's go back to bed.

I'm hungry.

I'm cold.

Stop whining.

Superheroes don't whine.

Where are we?

We are someplace

where the cameras

won't see us.

SUMMER: Whoa, what is this?

TUCKER:

Are we getting our names?

Finally, we get our names.

Wait, I thought you said

names don't matter.

All right, all right.

I was mistaken.

You want names?

You got to have names.

Uh, Chubby will now be called

"The Incredible Bulk."

Oh, dude.

That's stupid.

You, the bully,

let's call you "Strong Girl."

I want something pretty.

That is pretty.

No, it's not.

Yes, it is pretty.

And for you, let's go

with "Mental Chick."

Mental Chick?

I like that.

That is not funny.

Yes, it is.

I think it's good,

'cause you're...

TUCKER: I like it.

That's terrible.

You're not calling me that.

Yeah,

Mental Chick and Invisiteen.

Whoa. No, that is terrible.

Come on. You're Mega-Boy.

Mega-Boy?

What do you call me?

Houdini.

Houdini?

You know?

He's always escaping stuff.

Princess.

Princess.

And she's Wonder.

Oh, thanks.

All right, I give up.

You guys want

to name yourselves,

you've named yourselves.

Houdini.

Princess.

Wonder.

Mega-Boy.

Now we're a team.

Now we're a family.

And this family is

getting out of here.

I'm taking you

someplace safe tonight.

TUCKER: But we're heroes now.

And we have names

and everything.

JACK: I know you do.

You have names, you're heroes,

but I think it'd be safer

if we just got out of here.

Take the FE-12,

we can use that and...

What's the matter, Dylan?

DYLAN: I'm in a hallway.

Stay out of the ladies' room.

Okay, now,

I'm in a control room.

JACK: What do you see?

I see Dr. Grant and Larraby.

Tell me they're wearing

women's dresses.

There's frozen images

on a screen.

I know what

they're training us for.

What?

Your brother.

He's alive. He's coming back.

That's impossible.

Stay out of sight.

MAN: General Larraby,

it is only a matter of moments

before Concussion

will be here.

At 8:59 p.m.,

the portal broke through

the final dimension.

Wow. Just when I was

beginning to like you.

"It's all for the kids,

helping them cope,

"bring out

what's best in them."

What are you talking about?

Stop the innocent routine,

okay?

What?

Jack.

That's when we deploy

the sonic net.

What the hell's going on?

(GROANS)

Right now,

my stomach flesh is burning.

Jack.

Jack, can you talk to me?

Not now, Holloway.

Guards, get her out of here.

My brother is alive?

Why didn't you tell me?

Oh. Well, you know...

Is that a flock of birds

or my car alarm?

Hold on a minute.

We didn't tell you

about Connor because

you didn't need to know.

They're going

to be heroes, Jack,

and heroes always

do the right thing.

You're going

to send these kids

up against Concussion?

They'll never have a chance.

Not the way

you've trained them.

Guards, take this bozo away.

ELECTRONIC VOICE:

One hour and counting.

I'm way too big for this.

You can't... Guys...

You know,

they're just a bunch of kids.

You can't do this.

MAN:

Five, seven, and nine clear.

WOMAN: It's a go.

We're clear over here.

(SIGHING)

What'd you see?

They're prepping the Gamma-13.

Miss Holloway will stop them,

won't she?

I don't know, Cindy.

I don't know.

(DOOR OPENS)

Well, I'm...

I'm afraid it's time.

MARSHA: I'm so sorry

about this. Truly.

It's okay.

We're used to being used.

I know there's

nothing I can do

to make this up to you,

except possibly...

(BOTH SCREAMING)

Tucker.

That was awesome.

Come on, let's go.

Can I help you, Miss Jones?

Put me down, Miss Jones.

(GRUNTING)

Man, that is so hot.

You think so?

(EXCLAIMS)

Hey, not bad. Nice work.

Thanks.

Hasta luego, man.

SUMMER: I'll check this one.

TUCKER: I think he's...

Where is he?

I think he's over here.

No. No. He's right here.

Hey. Somebody call

for a rescue party

with extra cheese?

Hey, it's about time.

Open the door.

You want to do the honors?

Hey, maybe something like, uh,

"Stand back.

We're going to

break the door down"

could have been tossed out.

You know there's

a little green button

to the left that says,

"Open"?

TUCKER: You all right?

Yeah.

Wait. Why is she here?

No, it's cool.

She's one of us.

What do you mean,

she's one of us?

She blows.

Yeah.

No, I mean she blows.

Come on. Show him.

(EXCLAIMING)

So...

So you've got powers?

Remember I was kind of

a weird child?

That's why I came here.

Why didn't you say something?

This is, like, great news.

You're like

part of the family.

Uh, dudes. Escape, remember?

Right. Let's go.

I want this done as fast

and efficiently as possible.

Highest levels.

Yes, sir.

(ALARM BLARING)

What's that?

What's happening?

JACK: Dylan. Open it up.

What are you doing?

I'm saving the day.

That's what I do.

Summer, get us out of here.

This is all wrong.

(ALARM BLARING)

This goes there

and that, there.

Hey, Dylan, get inside.

Get inside.

(ELECTRONIC HUMMING)

Shut the hangar doors.

Shut the hangar doors.

Oh, boy.

Summer.

(WHIRRING)

We're hot to go.

Yes.

What about Jack?

ELECTRONIC VOICE:

T-minus 10 minutes.

JACK: You got to drop me

off here and take

the kids someplace safe.

We're not leaving you.

Well, then, wait here.

At least do that.

Wait for me.

Let me talk to my brother.

This is between him and me.

But we're family.

Believe me.

I know what I'm doing.

I know what I'm doing.

Yeah.

What am I doing?

Mr. Pibb,

Jack's out there all alone.

He needs our help.

Will you distract Concussion?

Please?

(ELECTRONIC HUMMING)

JACK: Connor.

My God, it is you.

Connor, it's me, Jack.

It's Jack.

Nobody wants to fight you.

I just want to talk.

Wow.

You got old, little brother.

Yeah.

Well, I guess I didn't

have the advantage of

living large in

some dimensional rift

where I don't age...

Living large? Try alone.

Conscious only of

being betrayed by you

in that living hell.

Betrayed?

You took out the whole team.

You shouldn't have

tried to stop me, Jackie.

Jackie?

What did Mom tell you

about calling me Jackie?

That was good.

Boy, that... That smarts.

Well, you certainly haven't

lost your touch, brother.

Have you lost your powers,

Jack?

Well...

(GROANS)

You've got to

stop doing that.

You have lost your powers,

Jack.

Boy. Hey,

are those new boots?

You know,

when you say lost my powers,

I think if I really looked,

I could find them.

(SCREAMS)

This is even better

than I expected.

(BLOWING NOSE)

Load up the sonic net

and prepare to fire.

(CHATTERING)

This is it, Jack.

I've waited 30 years for this.

(ELECTRONIC HUMMING)

Pibb?

Pibb?

Wow. They must

have really dragged you

out of the mothballs, huh?

Steady.

(BEEPING)

Well, hope you got

an army behind you.

Or a tiny girl in pigtails.

What is this,

"Attack of the Pre-schoolers"?

These kids, they don't know

what they're doing, Connor.

This is between you and me.

So this is the new team, huh?

Cindy, go back.

You just run up

to the big bad guy

all willy-nilly now?

Is that how it goes?

Fire.

(WHIMPERS)

Cindy, run.

No, no.

Zoom!

Cindy, are you okay?

Cindy, you're safe now.

You're okay.

It's me. It's Jack.

Please, Cindy,

don't do this to me.

You're all right.

Come on, Princess.

Princess? That's me.

Uh-huh.

Mr. Shepard,

you moved so fast.

Yes, I did.

(MEN YELLING)

I knew it.

I knew you hadn't

lost your powers.

Guess I just needed

a reason to use them.

Jack, I'm sorry.

You were right, man.

We weren't ready.

Yeah, yeah. Come on.

You read the comic books.

Superhero secret,

first plan never works.

CONCUSSION: Is that it?

Is that all you got?

Not by a long shot,

sonny-boy.

(ALL SCREAMING)

Stand back. No, no, no.

Everybody, get back.

(ALL SCREAMING)

Load up the second net

and prepare to fire.

That's a fantastic idea, sir.

I wish we had a second net.

Why, you fumbling,

bumbling bozo.

(CLATTERING)

Okay, all right.

You guys, wait right here.

I'll be back in a second,

give or take.

(GROANING)

(COUGHING)

Just like riding a bike.

CONCUSSION: Is that it?

Is there anyone else

who can face me?

I'm still standing here,

you little twerp.

Sir, I wouldn't do that.

(WIND WHISTLING)

What's that sound?

Hey, it's...

Jackie.

Actually,

it's Zoom.

Suit looks good.

Nice suit, lizard-boy.

Let's play ball.

(SUPERCHICK PLAYING IT'S ON)

* It all comes down to this

* You take your best shot,

might miss

* You take it anyway

* Got the will,

you'll find the way

* To change the world someday

Zoom.

Hey.

(EXCLAIMS)

DYLAN: Hey, Connor.

You kind of suck at this,

don't you, dude?

* It's on and on

* Today's your day,

so come on bring it on

* It's on and on

* It's on and on

* Today's your day,

so come on bring it on

Hi.

(SCREAMING)

Oh, no. He's going to miss.

(SCREAMING)

Yes!

* It's on and on

* Today's your day,

so come on bring it on

Zoom.

We have a chance to save him.

You must close the vortex.

Must save Connor.

* It's on and on

* It's on and on

* Today's your day,

so come on bring it on

* Today's your day,

so come on bring it on *

No.

Connor.

Connor,

the vortex worked this time.

Maybe you can use

your powers for good.

I'm sorry, Jack.

Give your little

brother a hug. Come on.

Yeah. I got my brother back.

We did it.

Now that's what

I call teamwork.

This is Connor.

This is Dylan. Come on.

Welcome to the family,

brother.

This is Marsha.

Nice to meet you.

You, too.

Hi. What's your name?

Cindy.

Cindy.

Hey.

Summer.

TUCKER:

I'm Tucker. How's it going?

Tucker, hi.

Somebody's going

to have to drive

on the way back.

We've got the...

Can I? Can I drive?

Can she drive?

Yeah, she can drive.

We got the FE-12

running again.

Remember the old saucer

from back then?

Oh, yeah. Where is it?

Out there? Oh, yeah.

LARRABY: Hold it, Zoom.

What?

What are you going to do now?

You know us heroes.

We always do the right thing.

Hmm.

Come on, Grant.

We got work to do.

Rapunzel, Rapunzel,

let down your hair.

It's Princess Rapunzel.

Whatever.

(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)

(GRUNTING)

(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)

(YELLING)

Whoa.

My prince.

(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)

That's my Princess.

(SMASH MOUTH PLAYING

DAYS LIKE THESE)

* Have it all if you want it

(PEOPLE CHEERING)

* Hanging out

with your friends

* It's days like these

you really wanna hang out

That's what I'm talking about

* And don't you know

it's days like these

* That hit you on the chin

Enjoy the ride

* It's days like these

* Yeah, get your,

get your groove on

Nothing goes wrong

* Everything's all right

(HORN BLARING)

* It's days like these

you really wanna hang out

That's what I'm talking about

* And don't you know

it's days like these

* That hit you on the chin

Enjoy the ride

* It's days like these

GIRL: Ready.

GIRLS: Go, red.

Go, white. Go, red.

Fight. Fight. Fight.

(RINGING)

(SMASH MOUTH PLAYING

EVERYDAY SUPERHERO)

* I'm just your average,

ordinary, everyday superhero

* Trying to save the world

but never really sure

* I'm just your average,

ordinary, everyday superhero *

MARSHA: And so, Zoom was

reunited with his brother

and a new Zenith team.

But they were

more than a team.

They were a family.

ALL: Team Zenith.

* I'm just your average

* Ordinary, everyday superhero

* I'm trying to

save the world *

WOMAN: Marker.

I'll try one time bigger.

No, I'm kidding.

I'm kidding, I got it.

I'm quicker than you think.

(CREW LAUGHING)

We're funnier on TV.

Maybe it's the screen size.

If you went like this.

MAN: Rolling.

* We like to poo

in our pants

* We like to poo

in our pants *

That's not in the script.

Look, dude, I don't know.

MAN: I apologize.

No, I want to do it

just like that.

These...

Have a sensitive condition?

Who knows?

You're the one who's

supposed to say the stuff.

You're the one on camera.

Who cares about me?

Shut up. I'll do it.

These children have a...

Are in a...

All right.

Sorry.

And you want these

little lunatics to

be like me?

Now I've forgotten

exactly what to say

because I was so in love

with Courteney

for just a moment.

Where's Matt LeBlanc?

Everybody.

ALL: * We like to poo

in our pants

* We like to poo

in our pants *

(ALL LAUGHING)

* Average, ordinary,

everyday superhero *

(SMASH MOUTH PLAYING

SO INSANE)

* Have you looked at

the stopwatch lately?

* When was the last time

you clocked in?

* There is a race to be run

and a song to be sung

* There is a fine line

wearing thin

* So don't look back

The past is past

* The future is coming fast

* You better make room

We're coming through

* Loud and clear

* We got the hand

to turn this around

* We got the plan

to make it go down

* We got the void

filling this room

* We got the minds

The minds to go voom

* Get up, get up,

get on that train

* It's becoming so insane

* This tiny blue marble

is rolling away

* Have you checked out

the temperature lately?

* There's a fever

that's about to break

* There is a game to be won

and a song to be sung

* This is a battle cry

Make no mistake

* So don't look back

The past is past

* The future is coming fast

* You better make room

We're coming through

* Loud and clear

* We got the hand

to turn this around

* We got the plan

to make it go down

* We got the void

filling this room

* We got the minds

The minds to go voom

* Get up, get up,

get on that train

* It's becoming so insane

* This tiny blue marble

is rolling away

* Don't look back

The past is past

* The future is coming fast

* You better make room

We're coming through

* Loud and clear

* We got the hand

to turn this around

* We got the plan

to make it go down

* We got the void

filling this room

* We got the minds

The minds to go voom

* Get up, get up,

get on that train

* It's becoming so insane

* This tiny blue marble

is rolling away

* We got the hand

to turn this around

* We got the plan

to make it go down

* We got the void

filling this room

* We got the minds

The minds to go voom

* Get up, get up,

get on that train

* It's becoming so insane

* This tiny blue marble

is rolling away *