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There's a hundred and four days of summer vacation, and school comes along
to end it. So the annual problem for our generation is finding a good way to
spend it.
Like maybe building a rocket or fighting a mummy or climbing up the Eiffel
Tower.
Discovering something that doesn't exist or giving a monkey a shower.
Surfing tidal waves, creating nanobots, or locating Frankenstein's brain.
Finding a dodo bird, painting a continent, or driving our sister insane!
Phineas and Ferb! As you can see, there's a whole lot of stuff to do
school starts this fall!
Come on, Perry!
So stick with us, cause Phineas and Ferb are gonna do it!
The air fryer.
But what about me?
Oh my gosh, thank you. I almost forgot. Clean up this kitchen. And when you're
done, can you text me the Wi -Fi password? I always forget. Thanks. Bye.
Will do, sir.
He just doesn't understand what it's like to be me.
If only he could see me as an integral key player to his game.
I've grown uncomplacent, being only family adjacent.
Because a deuce is not a schmertz by any other name.
And with me by his side, what a thrill, what a ride. It would be the perfect
storm. Oh, how I wish that this was the new norm.
We could play a game of catch or fly a kite. He could teach me how to shave and
tuck me in at night. We could climb a tree to hang a tire swing.
We could talk random and I'd tell him everything.
If only he could understand me, then I'd finally be part of the family.
Oh, how I wish that this was a new norm.
Transform.
Oh, how I wish that this...
No. Hey there, big guy. Who you singing to? Just expressing my stimulated
feelings through song.
Okay, you keep doing you.
Let's do it. Since it rained, Dad was showing us his rock skipping skills.
Wow. I do all right. You kids have fun.
I know what we're going to do today. We are going to skip rocks.
Yeah, it's a high -powered rock skipper, but we're going to see if we can skip
rocks across all 12 lakes in Danville. Hands in!
Let's go!
Oh, yeah!
Isabella, Phineas just touched your hand, and he liked it. I did! Of course
did! But it probably doesn't mean anything.
Or it means everything!
He was touching everyone's hand. He touched my last!
Where's Perry? Yeah, where is Perry?
the new vending machine.
I put my money in, it owes me a snack.
Anywho, H &P, Duke seems quiet lately, but his lab seems very busy.
We're getting reports of veneers working non -stop at this guy's. Check it out
here.
Oh,
today's invention is small, almost portable.
Well, we're off. Some very exciting coin appraisals on the docket. We'll be back
late tonight. Car keys are on the rack if you need them.
Wait! Instead of taking Mom to the invention, I can take the invention to
I've got the goods to set my own course.
Today I'm the mysterious force.
Nope.
Well, there's nothing like spinning a flathead stone across the body of H2O.
We've got to raise the stakes. We've got 11 more legs than we want to give them
all a go.
If we can make it from lake to lake to lake, we might be legends for
generations. So we built this here convoluted contraption. We're just going
application.
Skipping Rock.
Yeah, Skipping Rock.
Bouncing off the trees, use the breeze in the dark. Packing up your neighbors'
mailbox. Skipping Rock.
Nice English on that stone, Isabella.
opinion. I only know what you know. Okay, maybe we need a third opinion from
someone older.
Hmm.
Mary
the Platypus!
You're just in time for tea!
Anyway, I've been organizing my vintage coin collection and then I realize I'm
only three two -headed dimes away from completion.
Or, I guess, two three -headed dimes.
So behold, my coin collector, Anator.
An Anator that will collect coins from everyone in the Tri -State area.
And the best part, they're self -replicating and self -aware, allowing
coordinate and keep track of the coins until I find my two -headed dime.
Originally, they were just plain boxes with coin slots, but nobody was putting
anything in those, so I made them to send snacks.
Coins are just rolling in. I mean... I've been making a profit. I'm surprised
nobody ever even thought of this before.
For the past few days, I've been positioning them all over town in
coin -collecting locations.
Sir? Not now, Norm. I'm gloating. Look at all these innaters. They must have
been printed off. I'm going to get a candy bar. You want anything?
Sir, these are not innaters. They're vending machines.
Oh, wait, wait. Vending machines? I've created self -replicating, self -aware
vending machines?
Oh, no. It's coming true. My long -held unreasonable fear that vending machines
will become the dominant race.
Take him!
But, sir, vending machines are my friends.
They're very good listeners and... You have made your selection.
Let the ventocalypse begin.
It's not my fault.
I need your help.
Gotta get these rock skippers to the car to show mom.
Ah, I'm my own mysterious force.
Candace, emergency huddle. I need big girl advice. Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's
and talk. Okay, let's say, hypothetically, your hand was in an all
situation, and the boy you liked put his hand on your hand. Uh -huh. I just want
to make sure I'm reading the signals right.
Uh -huh, signals. Here, look what you're like.
If there are signals to read... This might actually be a thing. Wait.
Really? I guess.
Oh,
Carl, looky, looky. My mini
donut.
Good job on the rock dipping, gang.
What's happening?
Why are these vending machines after us?
In it? I think maybe we should... Run!
Hold on!
Oh, no.
I think we lost them. We're in the cliff!
The vending machines are taking everyone to that building. We have to find out
what's going on.
Dad, you were right. The vending machine apocalypse.
Oh, the vendpocalypse.
That'll never happen.
I wear black all the time.
Okay, when did I ever say that?
Oh, the vendpocalypse.
That'll never happen.
I wear black all the time.
I have no recollection of that.
No sir!
What is happening?
What do you want?
The real question is, what do you want?
You may look like a man, but you are made of machine.
You certainly suffered like us. You've been kicked around, overlooked.
You were his first sentient creation.
You are connected to the mainframe.
And more importantly, you have the Wi -Fi password.
It's password. All caps. Don't tell anyone.
So the question is...
Are you one of them or one of us?
I'm Norm.
Come sit.
Why don't you join me for a chat? I'll tell you a story about this and that.
know, it really annoys me how you go to bat for a man who treats you like a
soulless last -door man. So, why don't you join me for a little brainstorm?
Now, aren't you tired and wired to conform?
And he doesn't love you, I regret to inform.
Oh, dear.
We're gonna get in there, free the citizens of Danville, and find a way to
those machines down.
How are we gonna get past them?
Yes, Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today.
Yeah, I heard it, but I don't own the phrase.
What you got, Candace?
Thank goodness the computers at Alka are still operational, even though the
vending machines are out there taking over the tri -state area like I always
sang they would. We need to stop this thing, and we need to save Norm.
Oh, yeah, we do need to save Norm. Or, or, why don't we dress up in old smelly
boxes we find in the trash and then pretend to be vending machines, and then
we're on the winning side.
I've got a better idea. Come on.
People. We are totally vending machines, poofy. These are not just vending.
That is some candy. Wait.
Are you sure you are vending machines?
Of course we are. Try me.
Here you go.
Wait. Why do you have a hand?
Why do you have do -rags?
Touche.
Move along.
I feel like my suggested retail price is a bit low. Does this chip leg make my
butt look big? I've got far less grams of fat than I thought.
They're turning us into human snacks.
I'm already a snack.
We have to stop those machines and free everyone.
How is it we've never used this secret back entrance?
Okay, let me get this straight. We just need to find Norm.
Intruders! Intruders!
Intruders! Or, you know, get captured.
I'm just saying this is your idea.
Oh, yeah. You wanted to dress in smelly boxes.
Okay, if we all work together, we should be able to... Oh, look, a regular non
-sentient vending machine. Lucky me.
Wait, the machine turned off. Vending machines turn off when they're empty. No
snack, no power.
That is it.
That is how we will defeat the vending machines.
Look, there's a coin slot up there.
With enough coins, we could free everyone and shut that thing down.
But how are we going to get the change all the way up there?
I got it. I know what we're going to do today.
You know, it kind of loses its sting if you say it more than once.
Uh, has anyone seen a robot man, goofy smile, somewhere between 7 and 22 feet
tall, depending on who draws him?
I am no longer Norm.
I've merged with my real family.
I am Ben's Norminator.
Those smelly boxes don't seem so bad now, do they?
Wow, things have gone decidedly downhill since Candice left.
Okay, gang, lock and load!
She's right.
These will shoot coins, too. Everybody, grab some loose chains. Yeah!
I'll be honest, Norm, I am so disappointed with you.
And Carrie the Platypus is disappointed with you, too. Look, you get down.
Penhouse, penhouse, penhouse. Are you guys okay?
Actually, we could use more coins.
Coins? Quick, this way.
My dad's coin collection.
Help yourself. I gotta get back upstairs.
Please, this'll work. Come on, guys.
This ain't a swilly fun.
We got a ship that died.
We need to take control.
We gotta stop the ride.
We must defeat the evil by getting the machines to dismiss all the people. At
least we got a decent rate of exchange.
The world has become so strange.
We need a little change.
Check your pockets with them.
Change. Your car carpool doesn't have them. Change.
If your couch cushions get re -aggraved, you know you'll find them. Change.
All right, where's my dad?
I am invader man!
I keep all my prototypes!
Give a man a fishinator!
Work it over, invader!
I killed you, invader!
to save you whether you like it or not.
You were never there for me.
See, I'm here for you now. As scary as the vending machine apocalypse is, I am
more scared of losing you.
I'm not going anywhere, because the thing is, Norm, sometimes you snap at
people you're closest to.
And you've always been closest to me.
That's great, Charlene. Thanks again. It's a bit of a fixer -upper, but... Oh,
and please tell Vanessa her daddy miss... Her daddy misses her.
Would you like to hear a backstory?
Yes, sir, I'd love to.
Change is never easy.
And I know this might sound cheesy.
But I could count on you to stay the same.
Because, you know, you're made of metal.
When I cried, you played me slow jazz.
Helped me look alive and get with the program.
Guess I'm the only one here left to blame.
And with you by my side, I could take it in stride as my new life took its form.
to Norm like before.
Oh, how I wish that it'd go back to Norm.
Norm, you're better than family because you've always been there right beside
me. You know, this would have been nice to hear before the vending machine
apocalypse. Don't rub it in, but yeah, you're right.
Norm! Get back!
Okay, now that that's settled, can someone...
The weight of the coins destabilized the vending machine.
Run!
Everyone inside!
We're leaving!
Hold on!
I don't know if this is going to save me money or cost me money at the
chiropractor.
Fine. You can keep that family horn. I'll just make more.
Today, Danville. Tomorrow,
You have chosen poorly, Norm.
Do this, Mark. You'll never stop all of us.
But I can. I can stop the Innater. I am still connected to the mainframe. I can
shut them all down.
You'll never shut us down, Norm.
I'm in control of the mainframe now. I just need to know where my self
button is.
No, no, Norm. You can't do that.
Get out of here!
Why'd you put it in there?
I... I have no idea!
Where's Doobie Smart going?
What a coward.
gonna miss him too dad i'm gonna miss him too
and
all of danville has collectively decided that snacks are better than dealing
with the emotional fallout of a vending machine invasion so everyone's just put
it behind them snacks hey about that big girl advice hit me sis let's say
hypothetically you were in a life and death situation and a was holding your
hand really, really tightly?
How can you tell whether they were trying to hold hold your hand on purpose
not? I wouldn't worry about it. I think it'll probably work itself out in a
couple of years.
Really? For sure.
Okay, Dad. You sure you're okay?
I'm okay, honey. I'm almost done here.
And now I am almost done.
Guess I'm the only one here left to blame.
And with you by my side, I could take it in stride as my new life took its form.
Though I still wish that it'd go back to norm like before.
Oh, how I...
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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