Recess: School's Out Page #4
with... the goodies.
Roast beefand mashed potatoes !
My favorite !
Mmm. Mmm. Mmm.
- I also managed to swipe this.
- Rocky Road ! My other favorite !
Hey, give me
some ofthat.
Excuse me, but arent we supposed
to eat dinner before dessert ?
Good one, Gretch.
You were right, Teej.
This is the life.
Hanging out with friends,
eating ice cream, spying on bad guys.
Its the ultimate
kid experience.
Too bad these days are numbered.
Yeah, this is probably
the last summer...
well get to do stufflike this.
Kinda whomps, huh ?
Hey, remember that summer
after second grade...
when we went down to the pond
Or how about that summerwe all
carved our initials in that tree
And Spinelli
spelled hers wrong.
Hey, I was seven.
And Ss are tricky.
[GusSobbing]
Whats your problem ? This is
the first summeryouve lived here.
I know, and Ill never
have any ofthose memories.
[ Whimpering ]
That song
the first summer
after kindergarten.
Oh, yeah.
Backwhen she was nice.
- Howd it go again ?
- [ Inhales Deeply]
JohnJacob
Jingleheimer Schmidt
His name is my name too
[ All ]
Whenever I go out
There goesJohnJacob
Jingleheimer Schmidt
Na-Na-Na-Na, Na-Na-Na
JohnJacob
Jingleheimer Schmidt
His name
is my name too
Whenever I go out
There goesJohnJacob
Jingleheimer Schmidt
Na-Na-Na-Na
Na-Na-Na
[ Whispering ]
JohnJacobJingleheimer Schmidt
His name
is my name too
Whenever I go out
Thepeoplealwaysshout
TheregoesJohnJacob
JingleheimerSchmidt
[Fades]
Na-Na-Na-Na, Na-Na-Na
[ Loud Zapping ]
Well, here we are, sir. But its
Just an old principals office.
Why is it so important ?
Because, my academically
challenged young friend,
it used to be mine.
1 0:
41 a.m.Gang back at camp.
Im goin in alone.
[Man]
Man, oh, man.
Iveheardofsimple assignments,
but this one taKes the caKe.
Yuck.
Hey.
1 0:
43 a.m. I foundwhat appear to be...
Principal Pricklys golfpants ?
Factis, youregettin
realgoodat thisstuff.
Yeah, youre a regular
Robert De Niro.
Hey, Im a man
ofmany talents.
- But wasnt Mrs. Prickly suspicious ?
You kiddin ? It was like
taking candy from a baby.
[Laughing Continues]
Double-knit polyester.
These are Pricklys all right.
But whywould the bald guywanna pretend
And wheres the real
Wait a minute.
Theres something in here.
Help me ?
It sounds like a desperate cry
for help.
- Then Principal Prickly
must still be in the school.
You know what that means,
dontyou, guys ?
We gotta go in there
and save him.
- Bikes ?
- Check.
- Walkie-talkie ?
- Check.
- Check.
Good. Then lets go.
I still say this is nuts.
Breaking out ofthe school
I understand, but breaking in ?
Oh, boy !
[Whistling]
[Groans]
[ Grunting ]
-[DoorbellRings]
- Dang.
Ten more minutes, and the pizza
wouldve been free.
[ Sighs ]
Its 9:
00 at night, Randall.- What doyou want ?
- Its about T.J. Detweiler.
Randall, Im offduty until Labor Day.
Hes someone elses problem now.
But hes got all his friends
together, and theyre planning
A break-in, eh ?
Not if Muriel P. Finster
- Told you, Ms. Finster.
- [ Chuckles ]
I wonder ifI can get em
tried as adults. Come on.
Hold the rope, boy.
-[Rope CreaKing]
- Uh-oh.
-[Snap]
- Aaaah !
-[Thud]
-[Groans]
[ Muffled ] Ms. Finster,
could you please get offofme ?
[Gretchen]
My, this issomewhatcreepy.
Yeah. Ive never been
in a empty school at night before.
Heck, Ill bet no kid has.
I wonderwhere the aliens went.
They probably go back
to the mother ship at night.
Quick. In here.
[Footsteps Passing]
Hey, this is
our old room.
I hope somebodys
feeding the gerbil.
-[Man TalKing, Echoing]
- Shh ! I hear something !
I want this system worKingnow.
Doyouhearme ? Now!
Were doingourbest, sir. Wevejust
run intoa fewtechnicaldifficulties.
Its coming from up there.
- LiKe what ?
- I thinK whatDr. Lazenby
is trying tosay--
tosay. Hes trying to--
[Men Continue TalKing]
Bingo.
[ Grunting ]
Im stuck.
Curse these
bodacious hips ofmine.
Randall, run back to my place
and get the butter.
- Doyouhaveanyidea who
- Its Lazenby--
Thatphoton channeler
isapiece ofequipment,
liKea carburetorinyour car!
Youresupposedtobe
abrilliant thinKer.
DoyouKnow whatbrilliant thinKers
aresupposedto do ?
Whoa, what is
all this stuff ?
Well, against the farwall is what
looks to be a plutonium turbine.
Closerahead, youllobserve
aglobalelectrode.
Toyourrightis
thelaserdevice wesawearlier,
andofcourse, thatglowingorb--
an electronpulsegenerator.
- The nerve center ofthe system.
- Shh ! The bad guys are talking.
- But, Dr. Benedict, please--
- No, let me make this
clear toyou, Lazenby.
We have a thing called
a window ofopportunity.
Ifwe miss the window ofopportunity,
then the project fails.
then I get very,
very... angry !
Th-Theymayhave
apoint, sir.
It seems the logistical problems
are a bit more complicated
than Dr. Steinheimer thought.
Yes, it would be a lot easier
ifwe could move the laser
to a more appropriate location.
This operation will be
executed as planned from right here !
Have I made myselfclear ?
- But, sir--
- No buts !
It started at 3rd Street.
It is going to end at 3rd Street.
Dr. Benedict,
were ready for the test.
Coming.
[Scientist]
Levelsaregood.
- Ready ?
- Ive been ready for decades.
-Just do it.
- Yes, sir.
Initiate photon channeling.
Photon channeling initiated.
Set magnification
coordinates .073.
Coordinates set.
Engage tractor beam now.
[LoudZapping]
What are those kids
up to in there ?
[ All Gasp ]
A little more.
A little more.
- Hes shooting at the moon.
- I told you theywerent aliens.
[ Beam Sputtering ]
-[Turbine WindingDown]
- Dr. Rosenthal,
why did the beam suddenly--
Oh, whats the technical
word for it ? Stop ?
W-Well, uh, as I believe
you were told before--
Told before ?
[ Chuckles ]
Doyou think I care what I was told
before ? Ill do better next time.
Next time.
Isnt that cute.
Rosenthal,
let me askyou something.
Sayyou were a teacher--
or even better, say,
the principal ofa school--
and you had to deal with a naughty child
who didnt know his place,
who kept telling you over and over
that hed do better next time.
But he never did.
What would you do ?
Oh, no. N-Not detention.
Not detention !
- Take him away !
- No, please ! I can fix it !
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