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I'm out now.

I was just an average kid until an
accident changed my life.

And since then, nothing's been the same.

My best friend Ray thinks it's cool.

My sister Annie thinks I'm a science
project.

I can't let anyone else know.

Not even my parents.

I know the chemical plant was to find me
and turn me into some experiment.

But you know something?

I guess I'm not so average anymore.

And a chance for a three -point play.

But I'll break my free throw.

Mm -hmm.

I mean, the crowd was going crazy, Al.

Big Ray, Big Ray.

Can't let that affect me.

Gotta make those free throws.

Whatever. Come over here and help me.

I'm not even done telling you about the
11 points I scored in the fourth

quarter. Not that I care about stats.

I'm not that type of player.

Okay, gotcha.

Would you want to talk to me about our
science project or something?

Yeah. We're calling it Ants.

Little Creatures, Big Society.

Hey, that rings a bell. Didn't we do
that in the fifth grade?

Sixth. But my idea is we revise it,
change it around a little bit, and make

even better, right?

Yeah. Wait, their hard exoskeleton makes
them adaptable to all climates.

That's right, Ray. And the most
dangerous ants are the terrier ants of

Guadalajara. Genius.

Looks like we still have what it takes.

Yep. Doodle?

Sure. Now, don't worry. I won't touch
the green ones. I know that's your turn.

Just a sec, Al.

Hey, Ray.

I gotta go, Al. Cobar just got a pair of
new gym shoes I'm gonna check

out before nutrition.

Okay, just remember, our project's due
Friday.

I'm doing the ant farm for our visual
aid, but I need you to get the report

together. Got it?

Okay, got it. Upstairs.

Don't worry, all right? Come on, Ray.

Let's quit.

Let's go, man.

People,

I'm afraid when it comes to GC -161
research, I demand we take extreme

I'm a stickler when it comes to
neatness, thoroughness, and organizing.

Having said that, I'd like everyone to
keep up the good work in the hope that

one day we discover what we're doing and
why we're doing it.

I guess that's it.

Have you logged that out, Gordon? Of
course.

So, uh, George, uh, tell me, what's the
number?

It's amazing.

I've lost over 12 pounds in the last two
weeks.

This thing has definitely worked. It
exceeds the potential that I thought it

had. It's incredible. Excuse us.

Mac, Kramer, allow me to introduce Lars
Fredrickson, the research scientist from

our Vienna office I was telling you
about.

Welcome to the team, Lars.

It's always nice to have another big
brain around here.

Thank you, Mr. Mac.

In fact, I recently read an article you
wrote in the Quarterly about

electromagnetic particles.

Very interesting.

Oh, my particle article.

Anyway, for now, Lars will be working
with you on all your GC -161 research

reporting directly to me.

This way, Lars.

Great.

Everybody loves Fred.

Everybody loves him, but he's supposedly
my biology partner.

We have to give our oral report the day
after tomorrow.

Later. Bye.

Fred? Oh.

Um, does your dad still have that old
fiberglass in the garage?

Because I could really use them to make
the side of my ant farm so I wouldn't

have to go buy anything.

Nah, I think he gave them to Goodwill.
Did you see me do my mummy routine?

Yeah, I've seen it like 800 times.

Did you get that information on the
terrier ants?

Uh, not yet, but don't worry, okay?

Ray, let me know if you need any help,
okay?

Because if we ace this project, we could
bring our grades up to a B.

A B, Ray. I don't know if you can use
it, but I know I can.

Ray!

Those guys.

So, I'll talk to you after class.

You got it. Hey, upstairs.

My father was a contractor, and he used
to have a saying, measure twice... Cut

once.

George makes us adopt the same
philosophy here.

It's obvious you're on top of things
here.

But how could you be working on this
project so long and have no idea as to

the chemical might ultimately be used
for?

Oh, I've got some ideas.

But Danielle would prefer I shut that
part of my brain off.

I see.

I want to help you, George, in any way I
can.

I really hope you'll consider me a
friend and confidant.

Open up to me.

Let me know what you know.

Well, for starters, we're close to a
breakthrough.

Very, very close.

Scooter?

And you're keeping it a secret from Miss
Atron? No, not at all. When we have

something to report, she'll be the first
to know.

Let's go grab some coffee.

Scooter?

As you can see, the drones create a
series of pathways much like our

Now, even though our ant farm has only
been around for a few days, you can also

see that it doesn't take them very long
to get started. Where human beings use

architects to build their cities, every
common ant has the instinctive ability

to design her own community.

Right?

Well,

the ants are shiny and industrious, and
they have a tough exoskeleton which

makes them adaptable to any climate.

Even though our ants are black, they're
red ants, they're beige ants. I think

they're even some blue ants.

And they're really fun to look at, too.

Well, back to you, Alex.

I guess that's it.

There's nothing wrong with a thief.

important ray i told you that you said
the exact same thing about ants that you

didn't sixth grade no i didn't oh yeah
you threw in they're really fun to look

at too you know you're supposed to come
over to my house lots and to rehearse

this with me i know i was i was going to
but practice ran late you know

something you care more about being big
ray than being friend i can rely on

maybe i did make a mistake and maybe i
did get caught up doing other things But

what about you? What kind of friend are
you? I mean, you might show up to one of

my games this year, which we'll have to
know when you haven't seen us play once.

I have a life too, Ray. I can't just
follow you around from game to game. I'm

not asking you to follow me around. I'm
asking you to come to one game.

Are you too busy for that?

Well, maybe we're just drifting apart or
something.

Oh, bye.

Bye?

Mr. Frederick, tell me that you're here
to confirm my suspicions about George

Mack and the GC -161 research.

Are you a mind reader or a good judge of
people?

I hired you, didn't I?

Besides, you heard the man himself.

He's lost 12 pounds in two weeks.

I think George Mack is obviously
experimenting on himself with GC -161

letting me know about it.

Maybe. I'm not sure I trust those two.

Kramer told me that they're close to a
breakthrough.

What's wrong with that?

Think about it.

They realize how big GC -161 is. What's
stopping them from going to your

competitors and selling them the GC
formula? That's undermining everything

you've worked for.

It's your point.

I'll call Vince.

May I interrupt?

I'm not sure we need security on this.

I'll find out exactly what Mac knows,
and then I'll ensure that he doesn't go

anywhere with it.

Do what needs to be done.

Give me another book.

It works every time.

The fact that you're morphing with other
things means that you're changing the

molecular structure of inanimate
objects.

If it works with books, wouldn't it work
with another person, too?

Possibly.

But it's way too dangerous to try.

Come on, Annie, don't you want to see?

No, Alex, because there's no guarantee
that either of us would get back whole.

Let's think of something else.

Not now. But these tests are important.

I know, but there's something more
important I have to go do, and I'm late

is.

Just a reminder, ladies and gentlemen,
hang on to your tickets up tonight,

because there were two free mini -donuts
at Wayne's Wigwam in the Paradise

Valley Mall.

Wayne's Wigwam, serving poppies, donuts,
and smiles since 1980.

We've got eight seconds left.

Basket takes us to OT.

It's time we hitch our wagons to the
horse we call Ray Alvarado.

Get him the ball.

We'll let Ray take us to the promised
land.

Let's get some hands.

Break. All right, let's stay focused,
boys. That's real victory.

Let's do it.

The butter's getting hard and the eggs
are getting cold.

It's Katie bar the door time at LaFonto
Ellis Memorial.

So batten down the hatchet because we've
got a real barn burn.

Pittsburgh foul by Mitch Gunderson. With
H -line down by two, it's Raymond

Alvarado who shoots two for a chance to
put us in overtime.

Shooting two, Ray. Shooting two.

Come on, Bo.

what you said ray are you happy now oh
what do you mean why would you make me

miss that shot i finally get a little
attention and does it bother you that

me make you miss that shot so you say
you didn't make me miss the shot you

be serious and you know what alex our
friendship is over

What'd you have for number 11?

Um, A over B equals X.

X? I got four.

You know, I'm sure this whole Ray thing
will blow over.

He's going through some changes right
now. He's just trying to hang himself.

Maybe. But then again, people move on. I
mean, no one ever said you had to be

best friends with the same person your
entire life.

People change.

Don't talk about you and Ray not being
friends anymore.

It's more than my fragile psyche can
take.

It's hard to explain.

He's accusing me of some really weird
stuff.

Hey, where'd all the green ones go?

Oh, I ate them.

They're my favorite kind.

Yes, Miss Atron, I'm glad you called.

Not to worry. I was able to print out
all of Mac's research notes last night.

They're in some rudimentary code, but it
shouldn't take too long for me to

figure it out.

Well, the more I think about it, the
less I trust him.

Just let me handle it, Ms. Daytron.

You don't want to dirty yourself with
the details.

Just know that you shouldn't waste any
more time worrying about it.

Nah, I don't think you should worry
about George Mac at all.

Dinkins, what are you thinking, son?
Don't give up the ball. Let her fly,

Somebody tell Driscoll to keep the
camera still, would you? I'm getting

All right.

Now, we play up -tempo here at Atron,
and we don't worry about winning

or losing.

If we play our game, the victories will
come.

Now, what's our motto?

We run, we gun, and we have a lot of
fun. All right, then.

Let's get out there and mix it up.

Oh, just one more thing.

You fellows that are wearing those
droopy drawers, no.

It's time for you boys to grow up and
wear a pair of shorts the way they were

meant to be worn.

Don't punish yourself, son.

It wasn't Alex.

It wasn't Alex.

Alvarado, burn a calorie for me, would
you? We got a ball game to win.

Yes, coach.

Hey, hey, hey, hold on. Look, tell coach
something serious came up, and I got to

take care of it, all right?

Put on your goggles.

Ah, check.

We need to test the clarity of GC -12
when combined with 161.

Ah, check.

Oh, by the way, I'm buying lunch today.

I thought we'd go to the salad factory
because of the old diet.

This solution was mixed last week?

Uh, check.

Does the Pallet Factory take anything
other than cash?

A check.

Good. Have you seen my Super 7?

You're probably wondering what that was.

It had crossed my mind, yes.

Let me assure you that everything is
okay.

This is not something I need to know
about?

I don't believe so, no.

Everything is fine.

Yes.

Everything is fine.

Terrific.

Alex, I'm concerned.

You've grown three inches and gained
nine pounds in the last eight months.

So?

So, your body chemistry is significantly
changing.

like most kids your age, and in turn,
the GC -161 in your body might have a

different reaction.

Is it dangerous?

In my opinion, no, but we might be in
store for some pretty interesting side

effects.

Alex?

Ray?

We'll talk later.

They're all green.

Yeah. I was eating these at lunch, and
out of habit, I saved them for you.

Don't you have a game this afternoon?

Alex, I'm sorry.

I missed the free throw on my own, and I
know it wasn't you.

How come all of a sudden?

With a videotape. I saw you show up at
the gym after I blew it.

To be honest, I never really been Mr.

Clutch.

The only problem is we may have to find
a new head researcher for GC -161.

George, we heard an explosion a few
minutes ago. Are you guys okay? We're

Apparently a couple of chemicals in the
lab were mislabeled and it created a

combustible situation.

One of my junior researchers has got a
lot of explaining to do.

How did you avoid getting hurt?

Luck. If George hadn't stepped up to get
his checkbook and I hadn't gone off to

the men's room... We might not be
standing here.

I see.

But never mind that, Ms. Atron. We've
made an enormous discovery over the last

several weeks about GC -161.

We've realized that when combined with
the right compounds, GC -161... Well,

it's too good to be true.

It really is.

GC -161 is shown to be unusually
effective as a spot remover.

A spot remover.

Coffee.

Sludge. Even cranberries. Gets them all
out.

Without a trace.

Interesting.

Do tell us more about it.

Croissant? No thanks, I'm on a diet.
I've lost 12 pounds in the last two

Well, that makes me feel better.

I don't know, Ray. I mean, you've got
your new gym wrap buddies and

Maybe we just are drifting apart.

I mean, it happens.

No, no.

Maybe it does, but not to us. It's not
always going to be easy. Sometimes we've

got to put in a little extra effort. I
still want to be your best friend.

I was hoping you'd say that.

What about your game?

I don't worry about it. I'm taking care
of business with you, and that's the

important thing.

Okay.

Well... In keeping with our friendship,
I have a secret I have to tell you. What

do you mean?

I'll show you. Shake.

Just don't tell Annie.

Whoa!

Not bad of it.

I just morphed you.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I think so.

Man, that was cool.

Can you play?

Definitely.

Son, you're already into me for 50 laps
after the game for missing warm -ups.

I'm sorry, coach. I had this
gastrointestinal problem and... Tell it

nurse. Right now, we're in the middle of
a ball game. Now get the heck out

there. Yes, coach.

Al, you're one of the best friends a guy
can ever have.

You too.