-That's a supercool ringtone.
-I know. Isn't it?
00:09
Finally! We’ve been standing in
this line forever.
00:15
My knees are
locking in place. Listen.
00:18
We’ve all made
sacrifices. But it’s worth it,
00:22
because after two days
and three nights of waiting,
00:25
we’re some of the first
people in the world to own the
00:27
greatest tech gadget of
all time ever this year. The GlovePhone.
00:30
What’s a GlovePhone?
00:38
It’s the latest in wearable
tech. Part glove, part phone.
00:40
I’m confident that a few years from
now, all clothes will be computers.
00:47
Really? Computer clothes? Great.
Those will look perfect with my calculator earrings.
00:51
Sorry everyone, this is just
in on the GlovePhone. We are all out of GlovePhones.
00:57
You’ll have to come back another time.
01:01
What?! Ha?!
But...no... we’ve been waiting here for days.
01:03
That’s the spirit. Hey, don’t think
of this as failing at buying a GlovePhone.
01:09
Think of it as
succeeding at standing in line for a really long time.
01:13
Look, I made my own GlovePhone.
See, you can put your pictures on it like this.
01:42
And you can even post them on
social media! If social media is the fridge.
01:47
Can you get a triple
megapixel palm display on that thing?
01:52
I don’t know what that means
01:55
Because the real GlovePhone can!
01:57
If it’s broken, you’re paying!
02:00
Everybody, calm down. It’s hard, I
know. But we can get through this.
02:01
How can I stay at the
cutting edge of technology
02:06
if I don’t own the
technology at the cutting edge?!
02:08
I don’t know! I was trying to be
strong for both of us! Argh! This so hard.
02:11
Did somebody say “GlovePhone”?
02:17
Yeah, I guess in the last
minute or so someone did, yeah, why?
02:20
Because I could have sworn I heard
GlovePhone. Or maybe I was just...
02:24
looking at my hand!
02:28
What?! How’d you get that?
02:30
My parents paid someone to stand in line.
02:32
Did you know some bozos
waited, like, three days for one of these?
02:35
Woow...Pssh. What a bunch of bozos.
02:40
I know, right? One of you send me a text!
02:44
Hand-controlled motion sensors.
Super intuitive.
02:55
It’s like, this is what my hand
naturally wants to do anyway.
02:59
And if I want to open up a weather app, I just do this...
03:02
Come on! I own you!
03:08
Let me try. I want to see if the
thumb sensors are as cozy as I’ve heard.
03:13
If you think I’m gonna let
you use my GlovePhone,
03:17
I’m gonna ask you to “talk to the hand”.
03:20
“Talk to the hand!” That’s the
slogan for the GlovePhone! It’s in all the ads.
03:22
Argh! That is such a good slogan!
03:29
Come on, Ginger. We’re your
friends! Let us try the GlovePhone!
03:38
Eh, I don’t know.
I sort of just came over here to gloat.
03:44
Come on, there’s gotta be something
we can work out! Just name it.
03:49
Okay. Here’s the deal. We shoot
this super sweet kung fu video for you,
04:01
and in exchange, you let us
use the GlovePhone! Deal?
04:07
I’ll think about it!
Hyah! Chop! Chop! Kung fu backflip!
04:14
Ok edit that so it looks like I did a
cool backflip. And make me on fire.
04:24
I guess, given enough time, I could try to...
04:29
Oh, you could try? I guess I’ll try
to think of a time that I can let you use the GlovePhone.
04:33
Hang on, Ginger! Who said try? No
one said try. Ben will add fire,
04:40
and what if I threw in
something to sweeten the deal?
04:46
My secret stash
of TV collectibles? But it’s secret!
04:49
Come on, Hank. Help us out here.
04:53
All right, if it’s important. But
be careful, there’s really valuable stuff in there!
04:55
That napkin is the same color as
one they used on “English Party Mansion.”
05:00
Pretty impressive stash i guess.
05:08
Impressive enough to get a
look at that GlovePhone?
05:10
Stop right there. What if...
05:16
You want me to call my
contacts in the music industry
05:20
and get Ginger a front row
seat at the Teen Romance Music Festival?
05:24
Is it so hard to believe we’re just
doing it out of the goodness of our hearts?
05:28
Oops, I’m getting a call on my GlovePhone.
05:36
I’ll take it in the hall. If you’ll excuse me.
05:38
This is Ginger. Talk to the hand!
05:41
Are you just doing this
so that you can use Ginger’s GlovePhone?
05:45
Whaaaat? That’s crazy.
What are you talking about? Yes. Yes we are.
05:49
Look, I get it. But you can’t
just do a million favors for Ginger so you can use it.
05:53
We’re not doing a million favors for Ginger.
05:58
We are just doing one...complex thing for him.
06:01
I mean where does it end.
Think about it. If you get this ticket,
06:05
you’re going to owe me a favor.
Don’t you see, you’re falling into a black hole of favors!
06:08
Is it a wormhole black hole of favors?
06:14
A black hole?
Isn't that one of those dangerous science things?
06:16
Angela’s right... the
GlovePhone isn’t worth it.
06:21
Maybe it’s not. But you know
what else they said wasn’t worth it?
06:24
Finding the world's first dinosaur bones.
06:28
Climbing to the top of the moon.
06:30
Sailing to Mount Everest!
06:33
I mean, everyone said
those people were crazy.
06:35
They said they should
just sit at home and fluff their pillows.
06:38
But they showed them!
06:41
And we’ll show them, too!
Because we are gonna get that GlovePhone!
06:43
All right, so this didn’t work out
great. But after all we’ve done for Ginger,
06:51
he owes us that GlovePhone.
And if he’s not going to give it to us.
06:55
We’re gonna have to take it.
07:01
Potato One,
this is Wild Bandit. Come in Potato One.
07:15
You mean, “I see you, Wild Bandit.” Over.
07:19
Whatever. For the record, I’m
still opposed to sneaking into
07:25
Ginger’s house and stealing the GlovePhone.
07:28
It’s not stealing.
We’re just going to take it without asking.
07:36
I don’t know, it feels wrong.
07:42
The time to think about right and
wrong ended when I put on this super cool black hat.
07:44
Now the hat is on,
and we’re doing this.
07:48
Ok. Sure, lets do it.
07:52
So, is lookout in position?
07:58
Roger Black Hat.
I’ve got a view of the area.
08:02
Anything I need to know? Over.
08:05
Well, there’s a squirrel
in the tree to my left.
08:08
There are two flowers in the ground
beneath me. There are no rocks nearby.
08:11
Repeat.There are no rocks nearby. Wait i saw one.
08:18
Keep going inside and you should be in a big hallway.
08:22
You want to stay to your left.
Left...right...forward...yes right, should be it.
08:27
Beyond that door in front of you
is the room we’ve determined to be most likely
08:35
to hold the GlovePhone!
08:39
No, I’m in an empty room. But,
there’s a briefcase in the middle of the floor.
08:49
That doesn’t sound right. My
research doesn’t indicate any briefcase-themed
08:54
charging device
for the GlovePhone...
08:58
It’s just a picture of Ginger
sticking his tongue out.
09:02
It’s like he is making fun of
somebody or something.
09:04
It’s a trap! Wild Bandit, get out of there!
09:06
You’ve passed the test.
09:15
The test of friendship, Tom.
The test to see if you would let your
09:19
jealousy over the fact that I had a
GlovePhone consume you. You did!
09:23
Or should i say, failed the test.
09:30
Wow. So you can even clap
your hands while wearing the GlovePhone?
09:32
Because I had read we weren’t gonna be able
to do that until they released the GlovePhone 2.0.
09:37
Aw, man! My butler's
butler waited in line for this forever!
09:48
So after all that, nobody has a
GlovePhone! That’s insane!
09:53
This is Night Hawk. Over.
I think the lesson to be gleaned from all this is,
09:58
that things are fun
to have, but what really matters in life
10:02
are ----the people---and the
friendships
10:06
Hank, what’s that?
Night Hawk, you’re breaking up. Repeat,
10:07
I repeat.
Night Hawk. Repeat.
10:12
Ha! It looks like
nobody’s technology is behaving today!
10:15
You called the cops?!
10:20
I would call them and tell them not to come,
but i dont have my GlovePhone. Somebody broke it.
10:22
Nobody listens to Potato One….
10:30
...You can live without the pickles...
10:33
He's living in our midst.
A pingpong wizard. This is my garage.
10:36
Ha ha! Missed again, noodle arm!
11:07
Can you guys keep it down?
11:10
Yeah, we’re trying to finish
Biceptor, our arm-wrestling robot.
11:12
Sorry. We’re playing slingshot tag, and Ginger is “it.”
11:15
I'm throwing it now!
11:19
Oo, you almost got me there, shortstack!
11:22
He didn’t really almost get me. I’m teasing him. Wink.
11:25
Hank, if you’re trying to whisper,
you can’t just put your hand near your mouth.
11:31
You actually have to lower your voice like this.
11:34
Aww, how adorable.
Little fella doesn’t even understand how to whi...
11:38
Ah-ha-ha! You’re “it.”
11:47
Hank! Hank! Wake up!
12:06
I was having a dream
that we were living in a 3-D cartoon...
12:10
Hah imagine us living in a cartoon.
12:14
Sorry. I'll put that right there...
12:22
Okay, I see what I did, I see what I did.
12:26
Finally, we can play some ping-pong! I’m first!
12:31
No way! Ping-pong is forbidden in this garage.
12:34
This table has a long and troubled history...
12:38
Yeah. You’re probably too young to
remember, little guy.
12:41
Well, I remember.
I remember...like it was yesterday...
12:44
- And, uh... - Should something be happening?
12:52
- Shh. - We're waiting for a flashback.
12:55
THREE YEARS EARLIER
12:58
Can you please stop that? We need
to finish the watermelon launcher.
13:02
Hey Ben, you think I could pogo over the moon?
13:06
Tom, Tom focus. Launching watermelons
across football fields is serious business.
13:10
Are you even listening to yourself?
13:17
If we don’t win the watermelon-launching contest
13:18
and the cash prize that
comes with it, we’ll have to shut down the company.
13:21
Lighten up, man! You’re stressing
yourself out. You need to relax
13:26
and have a little fun. That’s why I got us a...
13:32
Hey, Hank. Do you think
maybe you could use two hands?
13:37
Angela, then where would I
put my ice cream cone? On my head?
13:40
Ben, you're up first.
13:53
Absolutely not. We need to work.
13:55
Oh come on, Ben. You know how the song goes.
13:58
Physical activity increases productivity
and ta-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Poing.
14:01
Everyone! Scientists,
brain experts, ping-pong...ologists...
14:07
Told you! It’s nice to see you finally relax. Oh my... what?
14:22
Okay, well now that we’ve had a little fun, we
can all get back to work on the watermelon launcher.
14:28
Actually, the official rule of the garage is
14:34
“winner stays on,” so you have to play me.
14:37
Come on, Ben. We have to get back to work.
14:40
“If we don’t win the contest
and the cash prize that comes with it,
14:44
we’ll have to shut down
the company.” That was you, right?
14:47
I mean, that was a spot on impression of you.
14:50
“Winner stays on” is the most
sacred rule in the unofficial ping-
14:52
pong rule book. And I refuse to break it.
14:55
Ever since I was a young girl,
I thought my game was strong.
15:10
But then I met
a master, and oh baby, I was wrong. If you have
15:13
to play him, you won’t be
out there long...That nerdy tech geek...
15:17
SURE PLAYS A MEAN PING-PONG!
15:24
... He’s a ping-pong wizard,
and he’s living in our midst!
15:28
A ping-pong wizard. Actually... actually exists.
15:36
Ah, Ben is unstoppable.
15:52
If someone doesn’t beat him in ping-pong and soon,
15:54
we’re never going to finish
our watermelon launcher in time.
15:57
This is just like the episode of
“Alpha Squadron Explosion Go!”
15:59
where Hitoshi has to battle
the two-headed samurai ghost.
16:02
You know sometimes I think
you make up these TV shows.
16:06
That sounds like something
a samurai ghost would say.
16:08
Where are you hiding your
laser sword... Tom-San?
16:12
Wait! I know someone who can beat Ben.
16:16
What? No, Hank.
I mean someone who lives right by us...
16:19
someone who’s a lord of sorts... a lord...
16:25
I’m talking about the Landlord.
16:33
The Landlord? I don’t know…
I mean, look at us. We’re mere land-commoners.
16:36
Relax, I'll ask him. He’s not my landlord.
16:41
Hi, Tom’s landlord.
16:52
Greetings, fair and noble Landlord.
Our friend, Angela hath a request of thee.
16:56
Oh come on, we can’t give up yet.
17:03
Hey, listen. We need your help!
We know you’re a former ping-pong champion!
17:06
You stumbled on my
little secret... But how?
17:12
Well, the door knocker
is shaped like a ping-pong paddle.
17:17
And also there’s a sign in the driveway
that says “Parking Reserved for Ping Pong Champions.”
17:21
Okay, fine-fine-fine, yes.
17:26
The giant pile of
ping-pong trophies in your yard.
17:28
Also you’re holding a ping-pong paddle.
17:31
My pong-ping days are over.
17:35
Please. Look we wouldn’t
ask unless it was really important.
17:37
Someone must defeat Ben, so we
can get back to work on our watermelon launcher.
17:42
Boy! He sure loves slamming that door.
17:48
Ben! What the heck’s going on?
17:54
Get out of here, Tom.
I've told you before - this is no place for you!
17:56
I can’t believe this! Not only are
you sacrificing the future of our company
18:01
for your ping-pong obsession -
but now you’ve filled our garage with “pong scum!”
18:06
Oh, you know it's true.
18:12
Winner stays on! That’s the rule!
You had your chance to beat me and you failed!
18:13
So I - the winner - stay on.
18:20
This is my garage. And I won’t have it filled
18:27
with low-life pong-ping hustlers.
18:30
So, the rumors are true…
18:34
Looks like you’re ready
for your reckoning, old man...
18:38
Oh, I’m ready... to knock you off your “pong-estal!”
18:43
The spin...first the spin
18:54
So it all comes down to this... Match point.
19:05
You did it! I knew you could do it! King Pong!
19:33
Hehehe. Yes. Don’t touch me.
19:36
Alright, show's over.
19:40
Come on, you don't have to
go home, but you can't stay here.
19:42
Shoo! Shoo scum! Get out of here!
19:45
Ah... Well, good game, Ben.
19:50
What happened? What time is it?
19:55
Ah, phew. If we work all night,
we can still finish the watermelon launcher.
19:58
Now you’re talking!
20:03
And that, Ginger, is why this
ping-pong table is now used exclusively as a desk.
20:07
What happened with the watermelon launch?
20:13
Using the rocket-powered
slingshot you’re holding now...
20:18
Sorry, Hank - not sorry.
20:27
Since that day, we vowed
to focus on work and not let anything distract us.
20:32
That reminds me, we have to finish Biceptor.
20:36
The fate of our company
rests on winning the robo-lympics.
20:38
Foosball Express!
I’ve got a delivery. It’s a foosball table.
20:44
Yeah, thanks. We got that
when you said “Foosball Express.”
20:49
We didn’t order a foosball table.
20:52
Well, I’m not hauling this thing
back to the warehouse. I mean,
20:54
what do I look like,
some kind of delivery man?
20:56
Whatever you say, lady.
21:01
What are we supposed
to do with the foosball table?
21:05
I mean, the robo-lympics start
in eight hours. We can’t waste time playing.
21:08
I don’t know how to solve this problem.
21:18
Don't worry Ben, it's an easy five minute procedure.
21:25
I can do this. I am an internet doctor.
21:28
Okay, I provided the flash of inspiration.
21:52
Now I’m stuck with three hard days of programming.
21:54
Okay. What are you doing?
22:08
What? The TV’s broken so I
came over here to watch your TV.
22:09
What do you call this show,
Numbers, Numbers, Numbers?
22:12
Alright. Until I have time to fix your TV,
you can watch stuff online.
22:19
Ooh! Watching stuff online!
That’s right! That is popular!
22:25
It’s revolutionizing viewing habits. Thanks, Ben.
22:28
Now please stop bothering us!
22:31
Yeah! We’re trying to work!
What flavor are these?
22:35
Now, which of my favorite TV
shows should I search for?
22:52
Ooh, how about... That’s Not My Lunch?
22:56
That schoolboy always has the wrong lunch.
23:00
- Oops!
- Attention! Click here!
23:02
This could be the most
important link you’ll ever click!
23:05
Pfft, yeah right. I’m not falling for that.
23:08
Not falling for that? Excellent.
23:12
But nothing you do will ever be more
life-changing than clicking this link!
23:14
Nice try. But I don’t think so.
23:19
Congratulations! By not clicking the first
two ads, you’ve proven you’re smart.
23:22
Click here and your mother
will always be proud of you!
23:27
It’s true, dear! I will be so proud if you
click and so disappointed if you don’t.
23:31
Oh, hello. So you want to be a doctor. And
maybe even a renowned Internet doctor like myself.
23:42
But do you think you have what it takes?
23:49
Pop quiz. Question number one: What
organ of the body pumps blood?
23:52
A: The heart. B: A shoe. Or C: Count Dracula.
23:56
Ooh! I know that one. Click.
24:01
You clicked A: The heart. Very good!
24:04
Question number 2: Do you or one
of your roommates have a major credit card?
24:07
Congratulations! You have been
accepted to Dr. Internet Doctor’s
24:14
Online Medical School! And as a special
promotion: your first two classes are free!
24:18
Free, free, free...
24:24
Guys, you won’t believe this!
24:27
Free classes not actually free, failure
to pay will result in demand for payment,
24:29
All sales final, free parking with validation,
24:31
dry clean only, do not dry clean,
24:32
2 shows nightly, 2 drink minimum, batteries not included,
24:33
As seen on TV, copyright 2004,
24:35
Wi-Fi not included, some assembly
required, money, money, money,
24:37
money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money...
24:38
You could never be a doctor, Hank.
24:42
Looks like this young man needs a lollipop.
24:44
Wow, thanks, Dr. Hank! I had
a disease where I needed a lollipop
24:47
and then you gave me a lollipop.
And now I have a lollipop
24:51
and I am cured. So thanks, bye.
24:55
See, that’s what doctors do.
We hand out lollipops.
24:58
Now, who wants to be my first practice patient?
25:01
Okay, one question, Doctor, if we
refuse to be a practice patient, will you
25:05
harangue us day and night until we agree?
25:09
Yeah. That could work.
25:12
Angela, here’s my diagnosis.
Your mouth is very... very...
25:19
You were able to figure that out after
one day in online medical school? Wow.
25:26
I know, right? Have a lollipop.
25:31
Whatever you say, Doctor.
25:33
Tell me, have you had any recent aches or pains?
25:37
Well, when you called me in here for
a check-up, that was kind of a pain. In the neck.
25:40
Ha ha ha. Very funny, Tom. But the
doctor’s office is no place for jokes.
25:45
Yeah, there’s pretty much no doctor jokes at all.
25:49
- Yeah, have a lollipop and get out.
- Whatever.
25:53
Well, Ben, you definitely have a wrist.
26:00
Is this going to take long?
I was kind of in the middle…
26:02
What? I coughed. It’s nothing. Is it?
26:08
U-uh, I don’t know. I watch a lot of TV
and when someone coughs in the
26:11
first part of a show, it’s never
nothing. I better consult my
26:16
medical school textbook... It’s digital.
26:19
Oh, that’s not good.
26:27
Oh, nothing. This thing’s almost out of batteries.
26:30
Hm, let me ask you this. Do you ever feel tired?
26:33
Ha! My mind is always alert, so I would say - never.
26:37
Have you ever had a runny nose?
26:45
I have one right now.
26:50
Have you ever had an upset stomach?
26:52
Okay-okay, there’s nothing to worry about
probably, as long as your left hand doesn’t itch.
26:59
How much of an itch?
27:06
Well, it says here the itch would
be barely noticeable at first,
27:09
but the more you think
about it, the more it itches.
27:13
That’s exactly what’s happening right now.
27:15
Ben, I can’t even say what this is.
27:19
Why?! Because it’s that bad?
27:22
No, because it’s really hard to pronounce.
But this condition is not good.
27:24
Give it to me straight, Doc.
27:28
Well, there’s a fifty-percent
chance it’s nothing. But there’s
27:30
a sixty-percent chance that you’re in bad shape.
27:33
I need to do some research. Have these.
27:38
Normal? This stupid thing is
obviously not working! I’m burning up.
27:46
Hey, Ben. I just passed by your
work station, and I noticed that there
27:51
was a station there, but no work.
27:55
Sorry, Tom. I can’t work.
I have to take a sick day.
27:58
Okay, well that was real.
But Ben, you’re not sick.
28:06
It’s all in your head. Hank doesn’t
know what he’s talking about.
28:09
Excuse me, Tom. One of us was
accepted into online medical school!
28:11
So please leave me to my patient.
28:16
Yeah! Visiting hours are over, Sir!
28:17
Ben, your illness is definitely
what I suspected. And it’s… scary.
28:21
Well, I’ve been kind of a doctor for
almost two days and I’ve never seen
28:28
anything this serious. Ben, I’m afraid
you’re going to need sugary... Surgery.
28:32
This confirms what I feared all along.
28:38
Well, confirming fears is the
number one job of the doctor.
28:41
Maybe I should get a second opinion.
28:44
Okay, I’ll give you one. In my opinion
ice cream is more delicious than frozen yogurt...
28:46
But back to your condition - if you don’t
get the surgery, can I have your stuff?
28:51
When can you fit me into your schedule, Doctor?
No, wait, what if I try alternative medicine?
28:55
Listen, Ben, you don’t need
surgery. You just need to relax.
29:05
Here, breathe in some of this incense.
29:11
Can’t breathe! Need air!
29:16
Here’s what we’re going to do.
I’m going to send you healing energy,
29:18
heart-to-heart, until you’re feeling better.
29:22
Now, are you ready for your hug?
29:28
Hug? No! No hugging! I want the surgery!
29:33
Don’t worry, Ben. It’s an easy five minute
procedure any doctor could do with his eyes
29:41
closed. Which is really good, because
I do not want to see anything icky.
29:46
First make an incision here, no I'm sorry, not there, over here, and then you - no not there either, eh, split the difference
29:50
Oh, that is messed up.
29:58
And it's as simple as presto magico! Oh dear, that doesn't look right
29:59
I can do this! I am an Internet doctor.
30:05
Steady. Into Benny.
30:08
- Whoa, stop.
- Thank goodness!
30:13
Ben, this is insane.
You can’t let this happen!
30:15
Tom, stop, there’s only a point zero, zero,
zero, zero, zero, zero, one percent chance
30:18
that I’ll survive this operation today.
But there’s no chance that I’ll survive the illness.
30:28
It’s simple math! I couldn’t
possibly get up if I try.
30:34
Guys, no more talking! We have to
begin stat! That’s a medical term.
30:38
Tom, you can’t just stand there. Do something.
30:43
Ah! Fine! You know what? If you’re
so sick, then I guess I’ll have to go
30:46
to your computer and touch your computer
and program your computer and our app myself.
30:52
Ha, fine, what does it matter?
30:59
Gee, I hope I don’t mess up any of
your code. Oh don’t worry, I know how
31:03
this works. I take my hands, I bang it
on this computer thing and all the magic comes up.
31:08
Uh-oh, oops. Hey, Ben, is there an undo button?
31:13
Tom, don’t you dare touch my code!
31:16
Ben, I thought you were sick
and needed an operation.
31:19
Well, I’m suddenly feeling
much better. So back off!
31:23
Ben’s cured! I did it! And
I don’t even know what I did!
31:27
Wait till I tell Dr. Internet Doctor!
31:30
… and so this doctor had his very first success!
31:34
And, your last! You failed to pay
for your two free classes, so
31:38
I am forced, Hank, to kick you
out of online medical school.
31:42
Perhaps you should try
being an Internet dentist.
31:47
Click the link at the bottom of the page now!
31:49
Ha… Well, this patient is cured.
31:54
Thanks, Doctor Ben.
31:57
You know, if you really want to be a doctor,
you could always go back to college…
31:59
Nah. This has taught me an important
lesson: Never trust a popup.
32:02
Besides, right now, I have a better idea...
32:07
And now back to tonight’s
episode of Hippo Hospital.
32:10
I may be a hippo, but
I follow the Hippocratic oath.
32:14
These lollipops don’t have much flavour. Oh well…
32:20
Filthy nasty reindeer pooping on
my snowman, pooping on my snowman.
32:27
Filthy nasty reindeer, pooping on my snowman, pooping on my snowman
32:36
It’s holly jolly time, y’all! Who’s
ready for the big Christmas concert?
32:55
Well, that’s later... But right now,
let’s get some dress-rehearsal-style
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applause for Angela!
33:08
Thank you! Thank you!
33:11
Alright, guys. Here’s a Christmas song
my grandmother used to sing to me
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when I was a little girl.
33:17
Now there’s just one
thing I want for Christmas.
33:20
Here’s some things I like
about Christmas… presents!
33:23
But you know what
I hate about Christmas?
33:35
Reindeer! Stomping on my roof!
33:41
Stomping on my roof!
33:44
Eating all my carrots!
Pooping on my snowman!
33:46
Filthy, nasty reindeer!
33:50
Oh no! Why? Is there a fire?
33:56
Your singing stinks as bad as your feet!
33:58
A heckler?! In my club?
34:03
You better show yourself
before I throw yourself.
34:05
Sorry, Angela, I feel terrible about this!
34:08
Then why are you doing the worm?
34:11
Worms can feel terrible.
34:14
Angela, why are you so
upset? It was just a heckler.
34:31
No, Tom, it was more than that.
34:35
Much more. It brought me back
to another time I was heckled...
34:38
Filthy, nasty reindeer!
34:44
Pooping on my snowman!
Pooping on my snowman!
34:46
Your singing stinks as bad as your feet!
34:51
Who would do that? Who
would heckle a sweet, little girl
34:58
singing a nice song about Christmas?
35:01
Well, all the doors were locked,
we’re the only ones here.
35:04
And I was on stage, so
you know it wasn’t me. So...
35:07
So that means the heckler is...
35:11
Oh! That’s my new ringtone.
35:17
I for one, am shocked and appalled
that someone would heckle Angela.
35:20
Well, you shouldn’t be,
considering the heckler is... you.
35:24
A simple Internet search of “Tom”
and “heckler” shows that you, Tom,
35:32
received not one, not two, but three
after-school detentions for heckling.
35:37
And one of them was
at a Christmas concert!
35:43
Tom, you heckled? How could you?
35:46
That was a different time! I was
young and desperate for attention.
35:50
I never stopped talking.
I was a real blabbermouth.
35:54
Couldn’t shut me up! I would just
go on and on and on and on.
35:56
The point is, that was a different
me. Okay? I would never heckle Angela.
36:01
I wish I could believe you.
36:06
You can! Angela, wait!
36:08
I have to find the real
heckler and clear my name!
36:12
Luckily, I know everything there is
to know about solving mysteries,
36:20
thanks to my favorite show, “Professor
Bloodhound and Constable Larry.”
36:24
You know, that show where the characters
spout British cliches to try to sound smart.
36:28
Indubitably, old chap!
36:34
Without having done any actual
detective work besides wearing this hat,
36:47
which I fancy, I can conclude, with some
degree of certainty, that the heckler is...
36:52
Ben! If that’s your real name...
36:58
You have no idea
what you’re doing, do you?
37:01
I’ll ask the questions here!
37:03
Yes, Professor Bloodhound
will ask the questions!
37:06
Ben, is it or is it not true that you
recently developed an app called...
37:08
The worm hath turned!
37:17
Well, yes I did, but...
37:18
And what does the app do?
37:21
Ah-ha! I mean “ah-haa” (British).
37:24
It wasn’t me! I only made that app
to train myself to deal with hecklers
37:29
while I’m doing stand-up.
Look, see, okay, here.
37:33
Why do magnets win beauty pageants?
Because they’re so...
37:38
Boo! Your comedy is terrible! Boo!
Get a real job! You’re awful!
37:45
Ginger... that was a heckle!
37:51
What? Oh, you think I’m the one
who heckled Angela?
37:56
Well, you do enjoy heckling.
37:59
Right, Inspector Bloodhound-Tom?
38:01
Ginger, of course! It’s so obvious, it hurts!
38:03
It wasn’t me! I’ll prove it to you.
38:07
Hank, let me ask you
something: you sleepwalk, right?
38:10
And while sleepwalking, you scream
at anyone who crosses your path...
38:15
And what was your favorite
part of Angela’s performance?
38:21
I don’t know. I fell asleep. Oh, crumpets.
38:23
Ah! This is ridiculous. Tom, your
investigation hasn’t proven anything.
38:29
And you’re the only one who’s
ever heckled at a Christmas show.
38:34
So as far as I’m concerned, you’re guilty.
38:36
Please, Angela, you’ve got to
believe me! I’d never heckle you!
38:39
Angela’s honestly like the single
most amazing person I’ve ever met...
38:46
If she think’s I’m the heckler, she’ll never fall
38:51
You think I'm in love
with Angela? Oh, come on!
38:55
Okay, righto… Ah... Look, I know
we’re stumped, but I promise,
38:59
we’re going to find
this heckler... somehow.
39:05
Hey, whenever Professor
Bloodhound’s stumped, he and
39:08
Constable Larry always do two
things: have a spot of tea and then
39:10
return to the scene of the crime...
39:15
Oh, that’s dreadfully good!
39:19
As a servant of the Crown, I
demand to see the security footage
39:26
from Angela’s rehearsal!
39:29
Aw, yeah! Follow me!
39:32
Uh-huh. Zoom in there, if you please!
39:36
Zoom that in. Enhance!
39:39
Ah-ha! Hank, I’ve got a feeling
I know who our heckler is...
39:43
Jolly good work, Inspector!
39:49
Look at him! He's doing the running bloke.
39:53
Yeah. I have a different
dance for every mood!
39:55
Right now I’m surprised
and kinda hungry!
39:58
I’ve gathered you all here
at the scene of the crime,
40:04
so that I can reveal not only
who heckled Angela tonight,
40:07
but who heckled her way back when
in kindergarten... because you see
40:12
the two hecklers in question
are in fact one and the same.
40:18
Oops, sorry, I’ll put it on vibrate.
40:25
And these bikkies, which I believe
you call cookies will prove it!
40:30
Hold it right there!
40:39
Ah-ha! I knew it! Ladies and gentlemen,
may I present to you... your heckler!
40:42
Ho-ho-ho-ho. Guilty as charged.
40:50
I knew it. I mean like
I didn’t know it but I like knew it.
40:52
What?! Santa, why would you heckle Angela?
40:55
Have you ever really listened to
the lyrics in her Christmas song?
40:58
Filthy nasty reindeer pooping
on my snowman, pooping on my...
41:03
Okay, I guess, you know maybe
out of context, those lyrics could
41:09
sound a bit anti-reindeer. I’m sorry.
41:13
Wait, Tom. How did you know it was Santa?
41:17
Well, think about it. All the doors
were locked, which means the heckler
41:21
had to find another way
into the club, like a chimney.
41:25
Oh! There’s a chimney right there!
41:28
Right. Stay with me, buddy.
41:31
But what about the robot voice?
41:32
You mean this voice?
41:34
Ho-ho! Just a gadget that
the elves made for me.
41:37
I’m sorry I heckled you, Angela.
41:41
The important thing here is that
we solved the mystery
41:44
and now we know for sure that
I’d never-ever-ever-ever do
41:47
anything to hurt Angela’s feelings. Ever…
41:52
Good. Now do you think you
can still play the Christmas concert?
41:57
Let me tell you about the
dopest Christmas I ever had!
42:01
Getting heckled by Claus,
42:07
So... it’s Christmas Eve, bro.
You going to tell her how you feel?
42:10
Whaaat? I mean, I think she’s,
uh, super swell and an upstanding citizen, but-
42:14
Tom, I’m Santa Claus.
42:21
I know when you’re sleeping,
I know when you’re awake,
42:23
and I know when you’re lying.
42:25
I’m so psyched I can perform again!
And it’s all thanks to you, Tom.
42:33
I got you a little something.
42:40
You did? You didn’t have to do that.
42:43
And I think it really sums up how
much you mean to me… Oh, gotta go.
42:46
Oh! “Just Friends Forever...”
42:54
Huh. Well, the “just” part
seems a bit unnecessary...
42:57
Get some of that funky you, yo!
43:02
Reindeer stomping on my roof, stomping
on my roof, eating all my carrots
43:14
pooping on my snowman,
pooping on my snowman.
43:21
Filthy nasty reindeer
pooping on my snowman.
43:27