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-♪ Look up there ♪ -♪ What do you see? ♪
♪ Nature and stuff ♪
-♪ Like a rock ♪ -♪ And a tree ♪
♪ Oh, the Great North ♪
♪ Way up here, you can breathe the air ♪
♪ Catch some fish ♪
♪ Or gaze at a bear ♪
♪ Wow ♪
♪ Oh, the Great North ♪
♪ Here we live, oh, oh ♪
♪ Here we'll stay, oh, whoo ♪
♪ From longest night to longest day ♪
♪ In the Great North. ♪
[cheering]
Thank you for the ride, Chad.
I'll friend you on Roblox.
[laughing]
Yep.
[both laughing]
Now we're officially married in our own little house
that is all ours.
And kinda your dad's.
And kinda my dad's.
But it's great for now.
And we're great forever.
[both] Mmm.
Well, it's our wedding night.
You thinking what I'm thinking?
That we should carefully plan out our entire life together
while we listen to the Shrek soundtrack?
Exactly.
Let me just grab our his and hers
Donkey pajamas.
♪ ♪
[both] Ooh! [laugh]
Mwah.
[both] Mr. Bean.
[laughs]
[both laugh]
[both grunt]
[laughs]
Mr. Bean, that's not a toothbrush.
[grunting]
-[Honeybee growls] -Whoopsie.
Aah!
Hey, Mom, hey, Dad.
What's up, in-laws?
[chanting] Ruth and Louis, huh-huh.
They're the coolest, huh-huh.
-[screams] -Wolf, no!
[Wolf shouts, whimpers]
[Honeybee groans]
-[Wolf farting] -[Honeybee groans]
[man grunting]
[Wolf] Oh, wow.
Oh, yeah.
Uh... Wolf?
Sorry, babe, it's the Finnish Bodybuilding Finals live stream.
Kaarlo Hikkhaanen, the Helsinki Hunk,
is absolutely crushing the snatch grip.
[groans] Wolf.
Would you look at those calves?
More like cows.
Moo, moo, moo, moo, moo.
[Honeybee yawns]
Is it just me,
or is this cabin getting
a little too small for us?
This place? I just think it's cozy.
And it is. It is.
But we've been married a year.
And I'm thinking maybe it's time for...
phase two?
Oh, man, yes, I am so psyched for phase two.
Remind me what phase two is again?
Phase two of our five-year plan.
We said that whenever we outgrew this little guest cabin,
we'd enter phase two.
Either renovate the space
or get our own place.
Oh, wow, uh,
those are both a big, uh, change.
But in a good way, right?
Oh, yeah. Oh, oh, yeah. [stammers]
Let's see, uh, renting a-a new place.
I believe they do check your credit.
And mine is still recovering
from when I invested in that NFT
of a steampunk gerbil smoking a cigarette.
It's not your fault Jimmy Fallon made them sound so good, babe.
And expanding the space would cost money which we do not have.
Unless...
Unless we...
get another steampunk gerbil NFT?
Ooh, maybe the one in the bubble bath?
Wolf, no, what I'm saying is
that maybe there is a way to kind of renovate the cabin
without a lot of money.
We do it ourselves.
Oh, I don't think that's a good idea.
I am not as good at carpentry as my dad
or even Mr. Bark, the Woodworking Dog on PBS.
Okay, but what if you trusted me to do a little project?
Not exactly a renovation but just
to make it feel like there's more space.
Oh, sure. Yeah, that could work.
Some paint, a room divider to create an entryway.
Maybe some shelves, a few mirrors.
The mirrors would look so grown-up in here.
Just like a strip club.
Oh, and is this a good idea?
We could paint one of the walls to look
like a long hallway, like a haunted house.
-It is not, but keep thinking. -You got it.
So this'll be like a phase 1.5. I can live with that.
As long as you keep living with me.
You know it. All right, hands in.
Let's say "Phase 1.5" on three.
-One-- -Point five.
No, we say "1.5" on three.
-On three. -Good enough.
[Ham] No, I'm telling you.
It wasn't just a dream.
Chunky Smork is real.
-He bit me. -[screams]
Oh, my God.
-Has that always been there? -Ham, no.
[all shout]
Good news, children, I have finally purchased
the perfect coffin for my eventual demise.
My God, how long have you been in there?
Uh, three to four hours, I think,
but I took a break for lunch.
I know this might sound weird,
but I was not expecting to see you in a coffin today.
Well, as you know, I like to stay on top
of the latest deals on coffins
to prepare for my eventual departure at 80.
We know it, and we hate it.
Well, my absolute fantasy coffin,
the Spartan Sleep Forever,
finally went on sale at the Burial Barn.
Congratulations, Dad.
Thank you, I've been dreaming of being dead
in this box forever.
Dad, um, may I gently inquire,
why is the coffin in the middle of the family room?!
Well, I'm just gonna keep it here
until I make room in the shed.
Which I shed be doing right now.
[chuckles] Just a little joke.
So, would any of you like to take this beautiful body bucket
for a dip in the eternity well?
Are you asking us if we would like
to lie in our father's coffin?
Pretty cool opportunity, eh?
I wish to speak for all of us
when I say... no.
Okay, more coffin for me, I suppose.
[whistling]
So...
that's where Dad is going to be dead.
Just slowly decomposing.
A box full of Dad bones and Dad teeth
and maybe some Dad hair?
Hmm, I want to--
and I mean this nicely--
burn it.
I mean, maybe we should get in it.
Just to get over our fears?
How bad can it be?
I despise this notion.
Five minutes each?
Let's ride.
[Ham whimpers]
I saw my whole life so far.
My youth, it's slipping away.
It's almost gone.
I saw nothing.
Just darkness.
There's nothing after this.
I also saw nothing.
And everything.
Light, dark, trees,
baseball, Scrub Daddies,
love, fear, Scrub Mommies.
Nothing's real.
And everything's real.
-[Ham whimpering] -Teach me.
By asking to be taught,
you're already learning.
[Honeybee] Ta-da!
Well, I love it.
That wall is a different color, and the mirrors
make the whole place feel bigger.
Yeah, it's a great start, right?
And you made a whole window.
I didn't know real carpentry was gonna be a part of phase 1.5.
Well, I looked it up on YouTube, and it didn't seem that hard.
I prepped the jambs, rabbeted the stool,
notched the stool, and installed the side casing.
Well, I'd like to install a compliment in your brain.
Nice.
Now, if either of us needs more space,
we just open the window and lean our heads way out.
I'm excited to try that, but I got to hit the head.
Phase 1.5 rules.
Who even needs phase two?
[chuckles, exhales]
-[Wolf farting] -Oh, no.
He forgot to close the door all the way again.
Oh, here comes the sounds.
Here comes the smells.
Oh!
[sighs] Damn.
I really need phase two.
All right, I'm off to Junkyard Kyle's to select
the lumber for my DIY reno.
And what are you making again?
Well, we don't have the money for a bedroom,
but we do have the money to add a very small
office/she-shed/he-hole for when we need space.
Okay, well, I loved the cabin before,
I love it now, and I'm sure I'll love it
when I'm sliding into my own special he-hole.
-Babe. -Sorry I can't help today
because I already had plans for breakfast beers with Cheesecake.
No problem. I've got this.
Before you know it, we'll be in our new mini-office,
rolling calls like Ari on Entourage.
Lloyd, we can't find Vince!
He's stuck in his Aquaman suit
and he's late for the Teen Choice Awards.
And also Turtle's dead.
[both laughing]
[Beef] More pancakes, anyone?
Or are we all full?
Father, no one can ever be truly "full."
For instance, this cup of orange juice.
Full or empty?
Full.
[chuckles]
Sure, Dad, sure.
I used to think like you, Dad.
It's called "baby-mind."
Man, ugh.
I wish I was a baby again.
Waking up in my childhood bedroom,
not a care in the world.
Ham, you literally woke up
in your childhood bedroom this morning.
Sure feels that way sometimes.
I'm beginning to wonder if perhaps
I should not have invited you all
to lie in my coffin.
Dad's beginning to wonder.
Welcome.
Okey doke, well, grab your backpacks.
Time for school.
Huh, school. Ah.
Best years of my life.
I wish I could go back.
Great news, then.
You'll be there in eight minutes.
Lucky for you, that bowling alley in Ted's Folly--
Ted's Bowl-y-- closed.
Yeah, this wood is so shiny.
Any chance you also need
a commercial nacho cheese dispenser?
Not at the moment, but I'll keep you posted.
Renovating, huh?
You got a bun in your oven or a thorn in your side?
-What do you mean? -Oh, people usually add on
to their houses when they're having a kid
or marriage problems.
We're not having problems.
I mean, sure, we're not
in the honeymoon phase anymore, but--
So you and Wolf are fighting a lot, huh?
No, actually, 'cause the tight quarters
don't seem to bother him at all.
He can't get enough of me!
Which of course makes me feel guilty
about getting annoyed by him.
So it's easier to make some space
than to tell him I need some space.
I don't want to hurt his feelings.
Yep, couples need space.
Me and my first husband Junkyard Jim
lived in a tiny trailer for eight years,
and then we went to a tiny divorce court.
Hmm, you know what?
Maybe the office should be a bedroom,
and, and maybe the mirror should be stairs.
Uh, think I could get some more lumber on credit?
You bet, and I'll throw in a mug
of bowling alley sippin' cheese, gratis.
[Gibbons] And a special treat
for our high schoolers-- there will be an assembly tomorrow
about the dangers of corporate malfeasance,
featuring the a cappella group
from our nearby minimum security prison,
the Embezzle-Tones.
So what's everybody doing after school?
I am not doing anything, Russell.
I am simply being.
Moon, you're scaring me.
That's good, Russell.
It means you're starting to wake up.
-What? -Let me demonstrate.
-[grunts] -Aah! Moon.
Did you just throw an afternoon bun at my butt?
Yes.
Well, then you can report directly
to my office for your punishment.
But why punish me when I may have just saved your life?
You see, I did throw that bun.
But what if I hadn't?
And instead you just kept walking and tripped
and got chowder all over your scarf,
then you were too cold when you went outside
and so you decided to move to Florida.
And when you finally arrived,
you instantly got eaten by an alligator.
Oh, no, not me!
That's right, not you.
Because none of that ever happened.
Because I threw that bun at your ass.
You're welcome.
Wow.
My mind feels clear
for the first time in months.
Moon, how do I hold on to this feeling?
Dwayne, take a seat.
Judy, cancel my fifth period.
[rock music playing faintly]
Hmm.
♪ Hitchhiking on the wind ♪
♪ Thinking about a girl I knew back then... ♪
Man, something about this music
makes me feel like life's going too fast.
Oh, yeah, The Sandalwood Jam Band sure nails that feeling.
Amen.
Yeah, this was recorded in '76.
14 guys in the band,
and 12 of them play steel guitar.
Righteous.
The whir of the cassette just makes me think,
"When did things get so complicated?"
[laughs] You're talking like you're going
through a midlife crisis.
♪ Old man, look at this younger guy ♪
[grunts] ♪ He's much younger ♪
♪ Than you are. ♪
Midlife crisis?
Yep. That feeling that one day
you're popping beers at your first bonfire;
next thing you know, you need back surgery
from bending over your pitch-perfect scale model
of the Cumberland Gap train day and night.
Wow, that is what it feels like.
Where has the time gone?
I used to eat baby food.
Now I eat regular food.
I smell what you're stepping in, man.
-Earl Grey? -Why not?
It's the afternoon somewhere, am I right?
You said a mouthful, cousin.
[Wolf] Honeybee.
Sorry.
Breakfast beers turned into lunchtime lemon drops,
and next thing you know, we were three dinner-tinis deep,
and then we saw that stray cat again,
so obviously we had to follow it and... Whoa!
Hey, Wolf.
[singsongy] Welcome home.
[chuckles]
I must be drunker than I thought.
'Cause there are two of you and it looks
like we're missing an entire wall.
Whoa! [grunts]
I'm okay.
This freezing, extremely hard ice
broke my fall.
So what do you think?
Oh, uh...
it's, well...
What happened, Honeybee?
I thought you were just making a little office.
Well, I started on it, but then I thought
we'd want a little more space.
And Kyle said she'd give me lumber on credit.
So I knocked down that wall for a bedroom back there.
And then I added some stairs.
Well, I'm no expert, but...
don't stairs usually go somewhere?
Okay, that's pretty negative.
Well, this all seems like something
we should've discussed.
We did, remember?
Phase two.
This kind of feels like phase four
or five or whichever phase
you would hire a contractor for.
Wolf, I got this.
I just need to watch a few more YouTubes.
Okay, but right now it is very late and very cold.
Right, you got here just before I was gonna put up the tarps.
[sighs] Okay, sure, we'll get some shut-eye, I guess,
and figure this out in the morning.
Perfect.
Been a while since we double-burrito-ed.
Pretty fun, huh?
Uh-huh.
[shudders]
[grunting]
[screaming]
How can we be expected to have homework time
when time doesn't even exist?
[both] Wow, ninth grade. I had the world on a string.
[birds squawking]
Aah! Birds!
[grunting]
Oh. Badass.
-[squawking] -[Wolf] Oh, no, crows. Aah!
Aah! My beautiful butt cheeks!
You may enter the presence.
What is it you wish, my child?
My parents made plans for us to have something
called "family time" this weekend.
I need a miracle.
You may now place your offering toilet-side.
It's two pounds of fudge.
-What flavor? -Peanut butter.
You shall have your miracle.
Moon, you cannot use the bathroom for your cult.
You can book a library conference room,
but you have to sign up on the sheet.
Now, everyone, get to first period.
I am about to lose my mind.
It was never yours in the first place.
Get out, all of you!
[groaning, clamoring]
[Honeybee gasps] Wolf.
[weakly] Hmm?
Uh, Wolf.
Mm. What?
I'm not saying your name.
There's an actual wolf in our house.
[sniffing]
Is this a good time to tell you I think
you've taken all this remodeling way too far?
Hmm, probably not.
Okay, I'll tell you later.
Hopefully not in heaven.
-What do we do? What do we do? -[wolf snarling]
Okay, we just got to unzip this sleeping bag.
[grunts] Oh, shoot.
The zipper's stuck.
Okay, here's the plan.
We slowly roll off the bed
and then silently earthworm
-into the bathroom. -Got it.
On three.
One, two, three.
-[both grunt] -[growls]
Earthworm. Earthworm. Earthworm.
Man, that's hard to say fast.
[both screaming]
[Honeybee] Oh, my God, I'm sorry, Wolf.
I should've never knocked down that wall
and added a staircase to nowhere.
This is all my fault.
What is... [groans] What is going on with you?
I used to love living in this tiny little house together.
And I wanted to spend every second with you.
But over the last few months,
I kind of started to find some of the things
you say and do
and smell annoying.
And so you destroyed the house to punish me?
No, I accidentally destroyed the house trying to get some space,
so I wouldn't have to tell you I was getting annoyed
because I didn't want to hurt your feelings
because you never get annoyed with me.
What? I get annoyed with you all the time.
-You do? -Yes.
When?
[Wolf] When you blocked my view
of Mr. Bean's charming antics.
When you destroyed my 2,000-piece Home Alone
Kevin McCallister's house
-Lego set. -[screams]
And where do I even start with the farts?
[Honeybee farting]
I annoy you that much?
That makes me so happy.
Yeah, and believe it or not,
I'm pretty annoyed at you right now.
And actually have been for days and days.
Like, so annoyed.
-[wolf growling] -[clattering]
That's fair.
-Help! -Help us!
[Beef] Get out of here!
-Ha! Get! -It's your dad.
Wolf? Honeybee?
What the hell has been going on back here?
We've entered phase two of adulthood.
Ta-da.
[Golovkin] And all these tracks were played live.
No Auto-Tune, no digital fixes.
Just 14 guys making music
for the sake of making music.
Mm, it just hits different.
You bet it does.
This beautiful bird is the best purchase I ever made.
It's like my life makes sense again, you know?
Oh, I do know.
Hey, you want to sit in the driver's seat
and fire this falcon up?
You know it.
You'll have 30 minutes to complete this test.
Show your work, and please no drawings of muscular rabbits.
You know who you are.
Uh, what the hell is going on here?
Moon told us that tests don't matter,
so we don't have to take them.
Moon, is that true?
The only real test is life itself.
-Oh, my God. -You see, Mrs. Hill,
what Moon is saying is that the universe is our teacher.
And only the universe has the credentials to "test" us.
Judy, what are you even doing in fifth grade math?
Now you're asking the right questions.
What are any of us doing here?
All that matters is adding to our flock
in hopes of spreading enlightenment
to those who suffer in the shadows.
To the light.
-To the gym. -To the gym.
[children chanting] To the gym, to the gym, to the gym.
[sighs]
I can't believe I buy my own school supplies.
Oh, damn, I love this one.
I love this one.
♪ Cheatin' gals, you gotta love 'em ♪
♪ Cheatin' gals, can't get enough of 'em ♪
♪ Cheatin' eyes and cheatin' lips ♪
♪ Next thing you know, you got little ♪
♪ Cheatin' kids... ♪
This one's called "Cheatin'."
The whole band hated each other's guts by this point.
Here to warn you about the dangers
of abusing tax shelters for personal gain.
You know 'em from last year and the year before that.
It's the Embezzle-Tones.
Yay.
♪ Offshore ♪
♪ I was hiding things offshore. ♪
[door opens]
Prepare to hear the truth.
Ooh, a stick shift.
I always wondered how these bad boys work.
[Golovkin] Ooh, no, actually--
Moon, this assembly
is only for upper grades.
There are no grades.
-There's only-- -[engine rumbling]
-[shouting] -[clamoring]
♪ Let's all run away, runnin' away. ♪
Damn it. [sighs]
Happens every single year.
I almost died.
We all almost died.
Uh, why on earth have I been acting like I know stuff?
I'm ten. I'm an idiot.
And why have I been following you around?
You're an idiot.
What the hell have I been thinking?
I'm not a sad, middle-aged man.
I'm a teen boy with his whole life ahead of him.
[sighs] I really need to make some friends my own age.
I'm sorry I destroyed the guesthouse, Beef.
She was trying not to tell me I'm annoying,
as if I didn't know that already.
And he finds me annoying, too. Isn't that great news?
Indeed. It's a privilege to be annoyed by your spouse.
Your mother wasn't around enough for me to get sick of her.
The irritation you two share is beautiful.
Like Everybody Loves Raymond or The Smorks.
Oh, yeah, Chunky and Mrs. Smork always work it out.
Even when he smorks it up real bad.
You know, I happen to know someone who's pretty good
at cabin repairs who could give you that second story.
It's, it's me.
But just promise me, next time one of you needs space
from the other one, you won't destroy the building.
You got it. Okay, not to change the subject, but can we talk
about why there's a coffin in the family room?
Damn, Dad. You finally snagged a Spartan Sleep Forever?
Mind if I saddle her up and trod her around the corral?
Sure, go nuts in there.
Oh, just no snacking, please.
All right, everybody.
Get ready for the big reveal.
And to have your minds blown.
Except for Dad, of course, because he did most of the work.
-[Moon] Very nice. -[Ham] Wow. -[Judy] She's beautiful, guys.
Now let's all head into me and Honeybee's new house for dinner.
We have room for all of you now.
Uh, wait, babe, I want to tell you something.
Okay.
You annoy the hell out of me... sometimes.
Aw. You annoy me, too.
Very much.
Aw. Mwah.
I'm Barry from the Burial Barn,
and I want to bury you in one
of our affordable coffins today.
Our prices are so low, you're gonna say to me,
"Hey, Barry, I'm sorry for your loss."
We've got beauties like the Underground Explorer
and the tuxedo coffin, the Excalibur with removable sword,
and that's not all.
We've got the Sleepy Susan,
the Sloppy Roger, the Saucy Gentleman,
the Double Decker Bus, one that says "But first, coffin,"
the Death Cab for Corpsie, the Steam Train to Heaven,
and so many more. Remember, here at the Burial Barn,
if we can't beat our competitor's prices,
-I'll bury you for free! -[banging in coffin]
♪ Come on down to the Burial Barn ♪
♪ 'Cause everybody dies. ♪
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