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(JAZZY SPY MUSIC)
Ha! (CHUCKLES)
(BOTH YELL)
(CHURCH BELL TOLLS)
Haven't seen Alfred around in a while.
This trash can was one of his favourite spots.
You won't be seeing him anytime soon.
He went to visit his cousin in Canada.
Oi, he must not have cold feet. (CHUCKLES)
(DOG BARKS) Uh-oh, look who's coming.
Uh-oh, Goliath alert.
(BARKS)
Off with you, feathered pests.
Private property. Ha.
You're lucky I can't fly.
He's lucky we don't weigh 180 pounds. (ALL SIGH)
(THUMPING FOOTSTEPS)
(ALL GASP)
G-G-Goliath.
Hey, dummies, can I have some peace?
(GROWLING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Huh? What in the...?
Oh!
(ROARS) (ALL YELL)
(GROANS) OK, look, there's enough room for two in this park.
I'll go find another spot.
(PANTS)
(GROWLING)
(YELLS AND GROANS)
Hey, you! The park is closed.
Hey, stop!
(GROWLS)
Stop!
BRO: Ladies and gentlemen, for the first time ever,
the most fabulous magician of all time stands before you.
The Great Brodini will perform his breathtaking act.
Wow! (GROANS)
The master escape artist!
The Great Brodini will be shackled and locked up,
yet he will escape in record time!
Yay! Great Brodini!
Crystal?
Crystal!
Psst!
Clever, you promised! (GROANS)
Crystal will first handcuff me firmly.
Yeah, Crystal!
You could have given me a less stupid stage name.
Oh. Wow!
I hope you rehearsed your act.
Because if a client shows up while you're locked inside your box,
we'll be in trouble. Don't worry.
Great Brodini is a pro!
Yeah-ha! Great Brodini!
He's the master escape artist.
Now Crystal will shut me inside Brian's mysterious box.
And lock it!
Crystal, lock me inside.
Oh, please don't let a client show up now.
Pull the curtain!
(GASPS)
A client! Oh, why was I so sure?
Bro, we have a client.
Hurry up!
You're making me lose my concentration!
I'm the one doing the...trick.
Don't tell me you free yourself by...contortion?
(WAILS)
(CRASH!)
The Great Brodini made himself disappear!
He'll surely reappear at some other unexpected spot.
Great Brodini?
There! In the wastepaper basket. (CHUCKLES)
(GRUNTS)
I didn't get that trick.
Ha! Whoa! Argh!
Finally, Clever, Bro, I was just about to leave.
Sorry, Detective. We had some difficulty freeing ourselves.
(SCOFFS) I told her not to push the lock all the way.
A pro would have opened the box with a simple longitudinal pressure
on the spring.
OK, you win, Crystal!
You're fired. Fine, Brodini.
I was going to hand in my resignation anyway.
(CLEARS THROAT) Oh, Detective. (CHUCKLES) Sorry.
Bro's magic trick was a flop.
Tell us about your werewolf instead. Huh?
By my checkered vest, you're the magician, Clever.
How did you guess?
Ah, easy.
While you were waiting for us, this book of fairytales
with a werewolf on the edge, caught your eye.
I've memorised every detail in this room,
so I immediately saw that the book was not put back in place correctly.
Do you believe in werewolves?
I believe in wolves and in wolfhounds.
So, yes, I believe in certain, very fearsome dogs.
Well, I know one fearsome dog who goes by the name of Goliath,
but he's the one who was assaulted by the creature.
Hmm. Any other witnesses?
Three pigeons.
I have to go to the park to get their statements.
I thought this affair might interest you.
A werewolf in London!
Hmm.
Your werewolf was no doubt an illusion.
I'll prove to you straightaway that all is but illusion.
If the Great Brodini would be so kind
as to transform himself back into Bro Detective,
we have a werewolf to hunt down.
PIGEON: For once, it's Goliath, the victim.
Yeah, normally, he's the one who's always scaring people.
But this time, he got a good whacking.
We were scared, but he was even more.
(MUTTERS) But what happened exactly?
I left first. Then me. And he was last.
To warned the police. I mean him, not me.
What a night! And Alfred missed everything.
(GROANS) Can you at least tell me what he looked like?
What did he look like?
He was two heads taller than Goliath.
I would have said ten heads.
Depends. You talking about pigeon heads or dog heads?
(SIGHS) Great Brodini, can you take over? I give up.
Cool! Ta-da!
Whoa.
We'll get nowhere with them.
Did you find anything?
Hmm, maybe.
Goliath was propelled all the way over here by the first blow.
He got to his feet and tried to run,
but the creature threw him against the park keeper's hut.
The man came out and chased him away.
The park keeper?
Well, these footprints are recent, and they follow the creature
who was going that way.
Since the park is locked at night,
I deduce that the person who surprised the attack
was the park keeper.
Let's follow the trail.
Judging by the size of its paw print,
this animal must truly be something.
The prints end here.
Well, this is all well and good but it doesn't tell us where he went.
(GASPS) Perhaps it does.
A blade of grass?
I must confess, I don't understand.
It's a fibre from a banana tree trunk.
Are you thinking of a rare gorilla?
I think this bit of fibre got stuck
when the creature forced his way through the gate.
He surely picked it up when he ran past a banana tree.
This is London. Banana trees are few and far between.
Exactly! Find the banana tree and we find our wolf.
Bingo! A banana tree.
And another bent gate.
At least those gossiping pigeons
knew one useful thing about the neighbourhood.
You can thank the Great Brodini
for unearthing that juicy bit of information in less than 15 minutes.
The cuts on the bars face outwards.
Our werewolf was inside this garden and twisted the metal to get out.
Ha, a botanist lives here.
The dog who lives in this house isn't here.
But with a bit of luck, he was able to flee.
(WHISPERS) This way.
The wolf could come back.
We'll have to be extremely careful.
I found a magic bean!
(LAUGHS) The Great Brodini presents his new act...
Strange, it looks like... (GROWLING)
..the exploding bean!
Oh! Good thinking! A firecracker on the giant bean.
(GROANS) Never reveal a magician's secret!
(GROWLS)
Run!
(YELPS)
There!
Here, doggy, doggy!
My checkered vest!
(ROARS)
(YELLS)
Run!
(ROARS)
Arghhhhh!
Whoa! Faster!
Faster!
Phew. That was a close call.
So, these stories about werewolves are true.
We'd have to investigate further in the lab to find an explanation
for this strange phenomenon.
But first, we need to capture this wolf before it does more harm.
Um... (YELLS)
I might be able to help you.
Are you crazy?! Don't scare me like that!
Leprechaun, I suppose. Mm-hm.
How long have you been hiding?
Oh, two days.
Ever since my master drank his serum and turned into...a monster!
A serum. But why did he do that?
He's been working on a product to make plants grow bigger
for a long time.
Then recently, he became convinced that it would work on humans too.
He's always had a complex about being short,
so he tested it on himself.
He wanted to get revenge on anyone who'd ever humiliated him.
And it turned him into a werewolf!
But why attack Goliath?
He completely lost his mind.
He even attacked me!
Now he spends his time lurking in the neighbourhood,
attacking people and animals.
I don't know what to do anymore.
Well, you should have informed the police at once!
I didn't want him to go to prison.
But now you understand we must catch him before there's another victim.
Would you be willing to help us capture him.
If you promise not to hurt him.
OK?
I know a place where we could lay a trap. Let's go.
We're going to lure the werewolf right over here to this trolley.
On my signal, Bro will activate the crane hook
and propel the werewolf inside the container
and the detective will lock the container door.
Then I'll bring the humans from Scotland Yard.
They are strong enough to bring your master under control
and then cure him.
Come on, get into place. We'll do a dry run.
Uh, this is all perfect, Miss Clever, but...
Go on, Bro! Yes, Leprechaun.
Well, you see, my master could be anywhere in London.
The chances of him coming all the way here are slim.
But YOU are here. What?
Whoa!
Quick, Detective, lock the door! What's come over you, Clever?
HE is the werewolf. (GASPS)
Go on. By my checkered vest!
You'll pay for this!
That's what I call one fantastic sleight of hand.
Crystal, you're rehired.
Are you 100% sure?
This is dandelion tuft.
Leprechaun had some on his fur.
But I have some on me too.
(GRUNTS) So do I.
There was some in the garden where we were hiding.
But if you look more closely,
Leprechaun's are almost five times the normal size.
Like the giant dandelion I blew onto the werewolf.
(CRASH!) My Nessie, you're right.
And he's transformed again.
But his master is the one who developed the serum.
His master is a botanist who is visibly working on a formula
to make plants grow outrageously big.
And Leprechaun tested the serum on himself?
He waited for a moment when his master was gone.
There was enough water and dog food outside his doghouse
for several days.
But why do such a thing?
When he told us the story about his master,
he was actually talking about himself.
He did it to get revenge on Goliath, who bullies him at the park.
He probably wanted to attack us by surprise, but I unmasked him first.
(CLATTERING)
By my checkered vest!
In my pockets, rodents.
(BOTH SHOUT)
Bro, the oil can!
(BOTH SHOUT)
(YELPS)
(GROWLS) Argh! Police, stop!
Leprechaun, don't do anything you'll regret.
Hey, dark leprechaun,
the Great Brodini is gonna perform his greatest act for you.
The master escape artist will be shackled and locked up.
Yet he will escape in record time!
Too bad Bro isn't a real magician.
(BOTH WAIL)
Come on, Bro. You can get out.
Oh, it could have been worse.
Travis will soon find my trail.
(GASPS) It's just gotten worse!
Whoa! Argh! By Nessie!
(SPLASH!) He pushed us into the Thames.
We have to get out before water floods inside.
Get out. But how? It's impossible.
Hang on.
Bro.
I think I know how we're gonna get out.
Thanks to magic.
(CHUCKLES)
My word.
The Great Brodini really blew my fur back.
But how did he pull this off?
Sorry, Mac, a magician never reveals his secret.
When he closed the box, he slipped out on the side
that the public can't see at the last second!
But the box was wriggling around. I saw it.
It was his magic bouquet unfolding.
It's like a spring that you hold folded up in your hand.
But when Leprechaun lifted the box, he wasn't visible.
And yet there was no place to hide.
He was clinging to the box.
He must have gotten off
right when Leprechaun climbed up onto the container
to throw us through the hatch.
(GROWLS) What did I say about not revealing secrets?!
Crystal, you're refired!
Too bad. We've no time to lose.
We have to hurry back to Lexington Park.
I'm sure Leprechaun will try to attack Goliath again.
We have to stop him!
And how do you plan on doing that?
The Great Brodini might be fantastic
but the werewolf has beaten us twice so far.
Would the fabulous Brodini know how to drive this kind of contraption
by chance?
Oh, I was so hoping you'd say that!
(GOLIATH GRUNTS)
Go!
There! It's him!
Whoo-hoo!
Now, McFlare.
Leprechaun, you are under arrest.
Super magic trick, Crystal. What's the secret?
Oh, it's simple.
I wondered why Leprechaun didn't transform himself sooner
when we trapped him inside the container.
Maybe he's a showman.
It was the light!
Each time the wolf appeared, it was in the dark.
I figured that with a 10,000 watt projector,
like the ones used on work sites,
we'd have a good chance of re-transforming it into Leprechaun.
How did you get out of the container?! It's impossible!
I saw you sink!
Impossible is not Brodini!
And no-one better tell him my secret.
Huh? It was you, Leprechaun.
Goliath. (SCOFFS)
Of course he'll get off scot-free
despite everything you've done to me.
I never did anything illegal.
Threatened, shove and intimidate.
It seems to me that's exactly what Leprechaun did to you.
You have no proof. Oh, really?
We have witnesses.
Yes, that's him. I recognise him.
He mistreated Leprechaun more than once.
Detective.
I received your maximum distress signal.
Everyone is on red alert. And...
Paxton, please stop using these codes that only you understand.
Lieutenant Travis, please accompany Goliath to the yard.
He has a few explanations to give us.
As for you, Leprechaun, by trying to settle scores yourself,
you endangered the lives of three detectives.
You shall stay in observation at Greenside.
The Great Brodini will now perform the most dangerous act
of his career!
Shackled, locked up and catapulted into the air, he will free himself
and reappear before your astonished eyes.
Ooh! And Alfred missed everything.
Hang on. He hasn't done anything yet.
Bro, are you sure? It doesn't seem like such a great idea.
Last time you ended up in the... Trust me, will you?
Am I the Great Brodini or what?
Who got you out of that sinking container, huh?
Crystal, lock me inside.
Crystal will now lock the Great Brodini and send him up in the air!
And up we go!
No, Crystal, wait.
Clever. No, no, no. Clever!
Noooooo!
(MUTTERS) Magic.
(ALL GASP AND CLAP) I'm sure Alfred would love this.
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