Little Savages
1
It's another
sunny day in Indiana, folks!
It's 90 degrees and climbing.
So throw your kids in a lake,
because it's going
to be a hot one!
All right, now we're going
to try to beat the heat
with another cool off.
Is science your life?
If you just nodded your head,
then you belong at our camp.
Join us this summer
for some scierrific fun.
Hey, where's your brother?
You're going to look up
from that tiny little screen
and your entire summer
is going to be gone.
Why don't you just
throw me in a lake'?
What'?
Go find your brother.
You want to make
your summer worthwhile?
Then sign up now!
Yay!
Come on, we got to go.
Let go of me.
I can walk on my own.
I caught him watching that commercial
It's not a commercial.
It's an advertisement.
What's the difference? Did you
at least find a bathroom?
No, I got sidetracked.
Albie, do you remember the last
time you tried to hold it too long?
Mom, I'm fine.
Hey, maybe I can go here
instead of science camp.
Oh, honey, I'm sorry
that science camp didn't
work out for this summer.
What am I going to do with that
chemistry set that Dad gave me'?
Yeah, it's really too bad that he
can't go to his dorky science camp.
You know I'm committing
social suicide, right'?
Hashtag life stinks.
Hey, now, you guys
are going to feel differently
when we get to Aunt Jackie's.
Hashtag doubtful.
Oh, shakafaka!
That's one for the record books,
I'll tell you.
And we'll come back
with a lift/e more music
after this quick
commercial break.
Is science your life?
If you just nodded your...
You belong at our camp.
Oh, brother.
Hi! Hey! Hey! Hi!
Hey, I'm so glad to...
Look at this.
It's doing it on its own.
Please tell me we don't have
to be seen in public with her.
Oh, Tiffany, please. Cut it out.
Oh, yeah.
Watch this. Watch me go.
Yeah! Yeah! Come on.
Watch this. Oh, yeah!
I can do the robot. Oh, yeah!
Oh, yeah! Watch!
Come here, come here, come here.
Get over here.
Give me some sugar!
Hey. No, seriously, kid.
You got any candy?
You smell like Werthefis.
So you're saying I'm old'?
Maybe.
You know, I
used to look like her.
Anyway, you are going to be
my new test subject
I can tell you are hilarious.
Lookin' what-what'?
Harassing him already?
Of course!
Hi. Good. Good ride.
Thank you so much for letting
them come stay with you.
Are you kidding? I'm so
excited to have them.
Oh, my gosh. Are you excited?
These look heavy.
They're very heavy.
Okay, be careful then.
Thanks.
Okay, well...
So Luke and I,
we got this last-minute call
to go do some
seismology research in the...
Blah, blah, blah. You
lost me at seismology.
It's really exciting.
They're here! They're... kids!
Kids...
Well, you know, they
shouldn't be much trouble.
I mean, Tiffany is 16.
Well, she can't be any worse
than you were at that age.
What'? No. I was a great child.
Shh, shh, shh, no.
Acceptance is good.
You were a brat.
Oh, come on.
Which one is my room'?
Tiffany, your manners.
Just take whichever
room you like.
Oh, she's driving me
absolutely crazy.
Oh, let me tell you about Albie.
Okay. Okay, he's very sensitive.
Okay'? He has
a lot of allergies,
stay inside most of the time.
Or you'll be dealing
with a lot of problems
like drainage and mucus.
That's a little graphic.
Yeah. Where does
it all come from'?
He also has some trouble
making friends.
So he likes to be alone.
Yeah, he can be
a little awkward.
and that's fine.
Don't worry if he doesn't
really engage with you.
He's Brilliant. How do you do?
He loves science
and really learning
anything in a book.
He's great.
will do him some good.
No, he should really
probably just stay inside.
No, he should go outside.
Yeah, you should go outside.
Yep, that's it.
I'm kicking you out.
Go, go. But...
Tiffany? Albie'?
I'm leaving.
Goodbye.
Bye. Bye.
Be good.
I'll see you
in a few weeks, okay'?
Have fun.
The bond between
a mother and her son,
it's just, I don't know.
Okay, you be good, too.
Okay.
Can't guarantee anything.
Bye. Bye.
Yeah, they're safe with me.
Have fun in the Grenadines.
Whoa, it's warm up here.
You've been carrying all those
books around in that bag?
Honey, you're going
to get a hunchback.
Master, tonight is time
we bring the creation to life.
Wow, looks like you've got
the tools to do it, too.
This is pretty cool.
There's that smile
I've been looking for.
Hey, I got something
you might like.
A book by Dr. Whittmore.
Did you know him'?
Well, yeah, I know everyone in this town.
I think a
fairy just got its wings.
It's just Tiffany texting.
Mmm.
Apparently my friend Abella's
stepmom's uncle's new wife
has a boat on the lake.
And she asked me to come with.
You have a friend named Abella'?
Oh, I love that name.
Yeah.
Oh, Abella is here.
Later. Oh, peace out.
So what are you going to do
your first day of vacation'?
This book looks informative.
Did you know that
that copy is signed
by Dr. Whittmore himself?
He gave it to our family
along, longtime ago.
But can't let you
read it just yet.
Why not'?
We have to rehearse.
Huh?
Yeah.
We have an audition
in 20 minutes.
I once was lost
But now I'm found
Was blind but now I see
Um, bril...
Deligh...
Exes...
Satis...
Amazing.
Did you write that'?
No. Oh.
"Many mumbling mice"
in the moonlight."
You're on in 10, Mr. Savage.
Thank you, Ted.
It's Cheryl.
Really? Mm-hmm.
Oh.
Next up, Eday Savage.
Oh, French.
Eddie Savage.
Eddie Savage?
That's not French at all.
Hi.
Ladies and gentlemen of Culver,
I will now magically
right before your eyes
bake a cake.
Well, that's disgusting.
Oh, that's... that had
better be gluten-free.
Now...
Ladies and gentlemen... No.
Luive you...
No, no, don't.
Cake!
Why would you even?
Ta-da!
Next!
You might want to clean that up.
Okay, so first thing
we got to do is sign in,
and then were going
to scope out the competition.
Hello there,
ventriloquist boy.
Oh, yes. What is he, like six'?
Dude, we got this.
Wow, look at her.
In her little baton
twirling, sequined dress.
That's our competition.
What the frick
is going on, Garrison?
It's a summer competition.
It's the auditions.
Oh, one time,
I was at a Denny's
with my family.
We just got up in the
middle of the restaurant,
started singing
the national anthem.
It was Presidents' Day.
I was feeling patriotic.
And when I was done,
standing ovation.
Nice. Yeah.
You know, I'm thinking about
going into the talent show.
Check this out. What
would your talent be'?
Hey.
Hey, your ball'?
Your ball went in there'?
Oh, let's see. Oh, right there.
Boo!
Right'? Right'?
Oh, I get it. Whoo!
I get it. I get it.
You'd be going as a ghost
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