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The Shazam Isis Hour, Part 2, Shazam!

Chosen from among all others by the immortal elders Solomon, Hercules,

Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, Mercury, Billy Batson and his mentor travel the

highways and byways of the land on a never-ending mission to right wrongs, to

develop understanding, and to seek justice for all.

In time of dire need, young Billy has been granted the power by the immortals

to summon awesome forces at the utterance of a single word.

See ya!

The word which transforms him in a flash into the mightiest of mortal beings.

Captain Marvel!

They're just coming to site now.

Hang on.

Hang on.

Here comes the plane, Geronimo.

Should be able to get a good view from here.

you know what I'm saying

Fantastic. A couple more lessons, you'll be ready to join them. Really?

Well, how about we go to the airport and you can give me a few pointers now?

Hey, you got it, dude.

Come on, let's go.

Ah,

the wind's just right today.

We should be able to get a couple of good jumps in before... Okay, Bill.

Come on out.

Hi, Larry.

Now, what are you doing here?

You know you're not supposed to play around these parts.

Well...

I was just taking a walk with Geronimo, and we just found ourselves here.

Just taking a walk?

Well, you can turn around and walk right back home.

Come on, Larry. Feel good, brother. Let me go with you.

Hey, I thought we had this out before.

Look, I'm going to be busy, and I can't watch you.

You know the airport's no place for a kid.

You hightail it out of here. I don't want you playing around these rocks.

I'll tell you what.

You finish your homework.

When I get home, we'll bat a few balls around.

Don't do me any favors.

So long, kid.

Mommy, you stay here while I go up to watch.

Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.

Nothing like good music.

Now, Mentor, you're right. If there's one thing I like, it's good music.

Thank you, elders.

Oh, elders, fleet and strong and wise, appear before my seeking eyes.

Greetings, elders.

And greetings to you, Billy.

We brought you here to speak about the impatience of youth.

Sometimes it can lead to danger.

Yes, Mercury.

Before one can walk, he should learn to crawl.

And before he runs, he must know how to walk.

What? Who do you mean? You will soon know, Billy.

Farewell.

Well, from the look on your face, I'd say you were confused.

Yeah, the elder says something about learning to crawl before you can walk.

Walking before you can run?

Yeah, you know it.

Yes, of course.

So what does it mean?

Well, it means that growing up... Sometimes seems to be too slow.

And we become impatient to do things before we may be ready for them.

Well, it's just like saying don't bite off more than you can chew.

I couldn't have said it better.

That's true.

That about does it.

Hey,

it's almost as if he's asking us to follow.

Oh, Lord.

She's here!

Sure wish Larry was here to see it. Who's Larry?

He's my older brother.

He's the only one who has fun in the family.

Well, you seem to be trying to have some fun yourself.

You know, climbing around on those rocks can be dangerous.

Well, I'm just glad everything turned out all right.

Now, you take it easy and safely.

Say, maybe we could give you a lift somewhere.

Well, if it's not out of your way, could you take me to the airport?

The airport?

Well, I don't know. It's okay. My brother's there.

He's expecting me. Oh, well.

Yeah, in that case.

Okay.

We're going to the airport, Geronimo. I'll show Larry who's a kid. Come on.

I'll let you take care of you.

And now let's go see if Harry's finished checking mine.

Come on.

Harry hasn't packed it yet.

Harry!

Hey, Harry!

He must have gone to lunch.

Yeah. So, come on. I'll tell you what.

You go on ahead, and I'll wait for you at the circle, all right? Okay.

Here.

Hey, happy landing.

Thanks.

It's a shortcut.

The airport's about a half a mile.

You certainly know your way around here. I come here as much as I can. I like to

watch the skydivers.

Oh, skydiving. That's quite a sport.

The best.

I know a lot about it. Larry taught me a little.

But mostly I picked it up myself.

There's one thing I can never figure out.

How do you put such a large chute into such a small packet?

Well, it's all knowing how. Packing a chute isn't any problem.

You've done it.

No, but I could.

Fantastic. He did everything perfect.

Oh, coming from a master, that's high praise.

Well, here we are.

Now, how about introducing us to that brother of yours?

You know, there's no reason for you to lose any more time.

Thanks for bringing me here. I'll be on my way.

Hey, Bill.

If something's wrong, we'd like to help.

No, nothing's wrong.

Hey, Geronimo, where are you going?

Hey, Geronimo, what are you doing?

Come on, Bill.

Come on.

Well, you must be Larry.

And this is Dorothy.

That was a beautiful jump, young lady. Beautiful.

Well, thank you.

Bill told us about you.

Oh, and this is another Bill. My name is Mentor. Mentor? Billy?

Bill told us you'd be waiting for him out here.

So that's why we thought we could bring him along.

Yeah, I see.

You know, from what he's told us, he sure is hooked on skydiving.

I'm sure that when he grows up, with your help, a little practice and

training, he'll be able to do anything.

Oh, you sound just like Larry.

Every time I want to do something, somebody says I gotta wait till I grow

up. Come on, Bill.

Look.

I can do what I want. Hey, Bill. I'll get him.

Billy, come here.

I certainly didn't mean anything by that.

It wasn't you, Billy.

I think I found a young man who's a little impatient.

We brought you here to speak about the impatience of youth.

Sometimes it can lead to danger.

Before one can walk, he should learn to crawl.

And before he runs, he must know how to walk.

I think I understand.

I just hope Bill didn't bite off more than he can chew.

I hope not, Billy.

I'm sorry I got sorry at you.

I apologize.

No problem.

We both have to stick together.

Well, now, when you arrived, I was just about to show Dorothy a few of the finer

points of skydiving.

Hey, Bill.

Why don't you run off and see if Harry's finished packing my chute? You Bentley!

Come on, Geronimo!

Mr.

Miller! Mr. Miller!

I guess Mr.

Miller never got around to packing Larry's chute.

the others over the circle.

I'm going to come in very low today.

Hit that bullseye right on the nose.

Okay. Thanks, pal.

Well, you stay right where you are. He's going to be landing over there in about

three minutes.

Landing? Yeah, there he goes now.

Whose chute is Larry using?

Well, his chute. The one you just packed.

His chute?

But I didn't pack it.

The ripcord's defective. It'll come apart.

What?

Well, doesn't he have a reserve chute?

Temporary tents are still in.

That chute won't open.

Shazam!

Boy, can I.

I wanted to show you how grown up I was.

I didn't stop to think, Larry.

Hey.

Hey, I don't know what this is all about, but I have a feeling that things

are going to be a little different around here from now on.

Gee, thanks for saving my brother, Captain Marvel.

Yeah, I was never so happy to see anybody before in my life.

Well, I hope you enjoyed the ride down, Larry.

Well, it's been quite a day.

Yes, that it has.

You know, it's funny.

But the day a boy realizes he's still a boy, that's the day he starts to really

grow up.

I couldn't have said it better.

Yeah, that's true.