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- [grunts] Bam, caught you, intruders, you're dead meat!

Here we go. Alright. [mumbling]

- What are you doing, Cole Reyes?

- He calls that the ripple.

- It's a smaller version of the wave.

- He does it when he's had a victory

that's so insignificant, it's not worthy

of a full-body celebration.

- Okay, you got me. This role-playing game

on your computer is super easy.

If you're trying to make a gaming club,

you're gonna have to up your game.

[laughing] Literally.

- What role-playing game?

- It appears Cole Reyes is referring to the Rhombus

simulation we built.

Those intruders you captured represent the three of us

trying to rescue Andrew LaPierre from the WARPA facility.

- Have I told you I think this whole rescue plan

is a terrible idea?

And how I'm pretty sure Andrew can take care of himself?

Oh, and how insulted he'd be if he knew

we thought he needed our help?

- Tell us how you really feel, Cole.

- Let's just say we somehow make it inside

without getting captured.

Those WARPA creeps aren't just gonna hand over Andrew.

- Based on previous behaviors,

odds are 99 to 1 that you are correct.

- You see? - What's the 1%?

- Unknown statistical variables.

- Thank you, Frankie. I'm no math genius,

but those odds stink.

- We still have to try to save Andrew LaPierre.

- But why? He's just a machine.

- A machine like me.

- Nobody's like you, Frankie.

- Could we just focus?!

Our plan still needs a lot of work,

and we're not gonna go until we're ready.

But don't forget, we have a secret weapon.

- I'm unaware of any weapons in our possession, Dayton Reyes.

- I'm talking about you. WARPA wanted Frankie first.

She's the most technologically advanced android that there is.

I know Frankie can handle anything WARPA throws at us.

- I have been programmed with excellent hand-eye coordination.

- [laughing]

- ♪

- [laughing] - That one's my favorite.

Can we watch it again? - Morning, guys.

You know there's no internet before breakfast.

- We're already done with breakfast, Mom.

- Will, you made the girls breakfast?

- What makes you sound so surprised?

- I was skeptical, too, but he even remembered

to cook the eggs this time.

- But I make the girls breakfast.

- And you do it beautifully. But you're going to space soon.

I figured it's time to get used to the new normal around here.

- Jenny Gaines, we'll be late for school if we do not leave

in ten, nine, eight--

- My sister's a countdown clock. How's that for normal?

- Thank you for keeping us on time, sweetie,

but just let me make your lunches real quick.

- WILL: No worries,

lunches are made and in the backpacks.

- Goodbye, Mom. - Adios, amigos.

- ♪

- [metallic clank]

- Come on, Andrew. This should be easy for you.

What's the next piece to come out

that will not topple the tower?

- [metallic clank]

- Game's over.

I'm not playing anymore.

What, you wanna make me?

- ♪

- Cut his power.

This game...you should know the outcome

determines your future.

Or whether you have one at all.

You cooperate, and we allow you to be the model

for our super army.

But if you don't, believe me,

bad things are going to happen.

Your time is running out, Andrew.

- ♪♪

- Okay, we made a really good start yesterday,

but we need to keep pushing.

Frankie, can you bring up the blueprint on the laptop?

- [computer beeping]

- DAYTON: Got it.

- I've designed a universal key that will open

all the doors in the Rhombus.

- Oh, and we can 3D print it at your house.

- Yay us!

Incoming Z-man at 12 o'clock. - Is that English?

- What's up, Dayton? You got a minute?

- Zane! Yeah, actually, I've got two.

- Awesome. I'm wondering if you've settled on a date.

- A date? No, I don't have a date, are you asking--

- I really need to know if you think this can happen.

I wanna totally clear my schedule, so--

- Wait, what are you talking about?

- You told me I can direct for your theater group.

What are you talking about?

- The play!

I just wanted to make sure we were on the same wavelength.

Yeah, I'm just trying to reserve the place

where we do plays.

- The theater. - That's the one! Yeah.

- You may leave now, Zane Markosian.

We have much to accomplish

and you're distracting Dayton Reyes.

- Frankie is just helping me with the request forms

for the-- - The theater.

- Mm-hmm. - Cool.

Well, I don't wanna slow you down, so, uh...later.

- ♪

- Well, that was humiliating.

- Ever noticed how hard it is to tell

when Dayton likes a boy?

- No. - Me neither.

- [phone buzzing]

- Hey. Hey, hey!

You know I have a photographic memory for faces, right?

- We're giving you another chance

to show you're a team player.

- I told you, I'll never work with you.

I don't wanna be on your team.

- You've been quite clear on that point,

so we've decided to change the focus of our mission.

How would you like to help people?

- Oh, you know me so well. - Outstanding.

This next test is to see if you can rescue the volunteer.

- Give me full power and I'll save a whole platoon.

- Gain our trust and we'll talk about it.

Half power. - [beeping]

- First, you must find the volunteer.

- [scanner beeping]

- WARPA HEAD: Good, now cross the lasers

and rescue him.

- ♪

- [lasers activating]

- ♪

♪

♪

- He's too heavy. I need full power.

- Restore full power.

- Are you sure? - Just do it.

- [sighs] - [computers beeping]

- Now I'll show you what I can really do.

- ♪

- Code red! I repeat, code red! Android escape in progress!

- ♪ Feels like things are getting real ♪

♪ Never felt so alive

♪ Felt so alive

♪ Feels like things are getting real ♪

♪ R-e-eal

♪ Feels like things are getting real ♪

- WARPA HEAD: Get him now! - WARPA AGENT: I'm trying!

- He's got a phone.

Reduce power, reduce power!

- ♪

- [groans]

- Young Andrew. You passed the test.

- I tried to escape. - Well, that was the test.

You saw an opportunity and you took it.

Our army of weaponized androids will only succeed

if they are independent thinkers, like you.

- I'll never work with you.

- Then maybe we have no use for you.

- So you'll let me go? - No.

- ♪

- [text alert]

- I have received a text. - Who from?

- It is an unknown number.

- COLE: "Time running out. Help m."

Somebody pocket-texted you.

- I do not know M and therefore I'm unsure how to help M.

- Think it probably means "Help me."

Can you use the location services

of the phone that sent it to figure out who it's from?

- [beeping]

- The text originated from the Rhombus.

- It must be from Andrew!

- If this text is from Andrew LaPierre,

then we must accelerate our efforts to save him.

His time is running out.

- But what does that even mean?

If WARPA took Andrew to destroy him,

he's already spare parts.

- If he were spare parts, he wouldn't be able to text you.

- That is true, Dayton Reyes, but "time running out" indicates

there's some sort of deadline. We have to get him out of there.

- Well, we can't get anybody

until we print that universal key.

- Which I cannot do until tonight

after everybody goes to sleep.

- ♪

- How come we're havking kitchen sink sundaes

when it's not Sunday? Wait, don't answer that.

Pass me the caramel popcorn first.

- Ready for a nutritious snack? - Got it covered.

- Mmm!

Mmm, kitchen sink sundae Sunday.

Mmm, wait, it's not Sunday. - Uh-oh.

- Live a little, Sig.

Who made the rule that we can only have

kitchen sink sundaes on Sundays, anyway?

- I did. Ice cream is a special treat, not a snack.

Jenny, you're eating that too fast.

- A little extra ice cream never hurt anyone. Right, Jenny?

- And you got caramel popcorn?!

Do you know how much sugar is in that stuff? Jenny!

- Stop, you're making my brain hurt.

- It's just a brain freeze.

That means you're doing it right.

- Come here, sweetie, let me warm it up for you.

See what happens when you don't do things my way?

- Your way isn't the only way.

Just accept that I might do things

a little differently while you're gone.

- Mom, you're turning my brain freeze into a brain squeeze.

- I know it's hard for you to let me take over,

but if you're gonna do this,

you're gonna have to start getting used to the idea.

- Mmm, that popcorn really is delicious.

- ♪

- Who knew there was this much

paperwork involved in starting a club?

There are admission slips, permission slips,

what happens if somebody slips slips.

I'm never gonna get it all done.

- Wait, do you always do that?

- [sighs] Yeah, pretty much.

- [doorbell rings]

- I think I just became lactose intolerant.

- I got it.

- Ah! [laughing] - Yeah.

- Ah, Cole--

- Who was that? - Nobody.

- KINGSTON: Cole, open the door!

- Dad? Dad!

Dad? What are you doing here?

- [exhales] I'm your father.

Aren't I allowed to visit my own children?

- Oh, I don't know, are you?

- I know that I have not been the model father

over the last few years,

but I really wanna make it up to you.

Now, may I please just come in? Oh, I have some excellent news!

- Uh...yeah. Yeah, we could use some good news.

- Ah, good. [laughing]

Alright, well, you, and you...

are moving in with me.

- What?!

- ♪

- Oh, it's gonna be great, roomies!

- What?! Wait, does mom know?

- Of course, we worked it all out.

She's agreed to share custody.

- It won't work. Your place is too far away.

We'll never make it to school on time.

- The news just keeps getting better.

I got an apartment in town.

Oh, you are gonna love your new rooms.

And you can paint them any color that you want,

as long as it's white. [laughing]

You know--and just think of how much more time

we're going to spend together, but--oh, I've got to go now.

My car that I've been living in [laughs]

is double parked by a fire hydrant.

- You're leaving in your car? You said you had an apartment.

- Yes, but it's not quite move-in ready.

Just a few odds and ends that need to be taken care of.

- Why don't you stay in the basement

until your place is ready? I'm sure mom won't mind.

- That's a terrible idea! - That's a great idea!

No, no, it'll give us a chance to reconnect and give us an idea

of what it'll be like to live together again.

Oh! This is going to be so much fun!

- ♪

- Key printed. - Check.

- Well, it's not gonna do us any good

if we can't get to Andrew. How are we supposed to do this?

- We will figure something out. - I can't stop thinking

that Andrew LaPierre's time is running out.

- Let's meet in the computer lab during free period

and get back to work on the plan.

- [alarms buzzing]

[alarms continue buzzing]

- Initiate! - Initiating takeover sequence.

- [beeping]

- Nice work. - Thanks, it took me forever.

- Plan? I'm so down with plans.

What do you do with planning? - Planning.

Uh...yeah, we're planning the play

that my new theater group, Standing Room Only,

is putting on.

- Oh, yeah, yeah, the play. Lots and lots of planning.

Oh, you wanna be in it? - I mean...we are not ready

for casting yet, but if you're interested,

you are welcome to audition when it is time.

Tammy?

- Do you require a reboot, Tammy Gilroy?

- You know what would be lit? - If Andrew LaPierre--

- If Andrew LaPierre was in the play.

- Andrew is fire. - Andrew is fire.

Where is Andrew, anyways?

I haven't seen him in a hot minute.

You think he'll be back to be in the play, fam?

- Are you feeling okay, Tammy?

- Andrew LaPierre has not been present in school,

but it is our intention that we see he returns

as soon as possible.

- Amazeballs.

I knew they were planning something.

We've got them. - Yes!

- ♪

- Well, that was weird.

- Okay, do you guys really think we can pull this off?

I haven't come close to getting past these guards.

- According to Moore's law,

when faced with a technological problem,

rates of improvement will increase

exponentially over time. - Meaning?

- We will have all the answers we need very soon.

I just hope it's soon enough.

- ♪

- WARPA HEAD: We need to make him listen.

- I've got this. - You're going to tell us

how to make Andrew cooperate, Dr. Psycho?

- Yes, me. And it's Sykes.

It's apparent from the test results that Andrew

has a highly developed ego. He desperately needs

to show off and feel special.

- What test results have you been consulting?

- But only in front of people he likes and admires.

[clears throat] Now, I propose that we try...

the Amicus Plan. - The Amicus Plan?!

Have you lost your mind?! What if it backfires?

- Amicus is our last chance.

- Very well. Commence Amicus.

But you had better be right, Psycho.

- It's Sykes. - I don't care.

- ♪

- Oh, again! - Come on.

- There has to be a way to rescue Andrew LaPierre.

Every hour he spends inside the Rhombus

puts him in more danger.

- Oh, uh, hi, Rachel.

- Oh, hey, we're kind of in the middle of something.

- WARPA. - What?

- I said WARPA.

That's the secret password, isn't it?

- How do you know that? - Doesn't matter. I want in.

I'm so desperate for some serious gaming right now,

I could blow this thing up if you don't make me part of it.

- That's not gonna happen.

- Fine, you're in.

- Do you think that is a wise decision, Dayton Reyes?

- Yes, maybe Rachel can help us with our little problem.

- If I can't figure it out, nobody can.

- Oh, but we're still in the early beta phase

of the game design, so you have to keep it hush-hush.

- I know how to keep my mouth shut, now let me at it.

What's the mythology? - This is the Rhombus.

- RACHEL: I like. - You have to rescue

the prisoner without getting caught or blasted

by the guards.

- Yes. - She's in.

- Almost, I think there's a glitch in your coding.

There's no way to actually get into the room

where the prisoner is being held.

- But there has to be. - Nope, it's impossible.

There must be a flaw in the design,

I can't get past the final guy,

the one outside the prisoner's cell?

He's gonna blast me every single time.

Unless you fix that, you'll lose every time.

- ♪

- You guys heard her, there's no way in.

- I don't buy it. There must be something

we're missing, I'm not ready to give up yet.

- We cannot give up. We must save Andrew LaPierre.

We're the only chance he has.

- [sighs] Fine.

- Why don't you come to our house tonight

and we'll just keep working.

- ♪

- I've cross-referenced the design of the Rhombus

with the plot of every prison break movie made.

- And we still can't get past the last guy.

Are you guys ready to admit we can't beat them?

- I hate to say it, but Cole is right,

I don't see how we're going to rescue Andrew.

- I'm experiencing the unpleasant feeling

known as worry again.

- [doorbell rings] - Ah, pizza's here, let's eat!

You know, pepperoni always makes me smart.

- By smart, he means gassy.

- [door opening] - COLE: Thank you.

Yeah, keep the change. Yep.

- Do I smell pepperoni?

What is she doing here?! - What is he doing here?!

- She is our friend. What are you wearing?

- Yeah, we invited her. And I'm pretty sure you owe

Frankie an apology for trying to steal her

and turn her over to an evil government agency.

- I don't know what you're talking about.

I'm sorry your friend was almost captured by WARPA.

- Right, yeah, yeah, try again?

I wasn't really feeling the regret on that one.

- I was just doing my job. - Oh, maybe living in your car

isn't such a bad idea. - Fine, fine, fine, fine. Wait.

I'm... - Frankie.

- I'm sorry...Frankie.

I am.

For being involved in this whole mess.

- I accept your apology, Mr. Kingston.

- Thanks, Dad.

But we have a project we really need to get back to,

so you're gonna have to go back to your basement.

- Ah. But it's...um, it's lonely down there.

[exhales] Fine, I can wait 'til they're done

fumigating my new place. - Fumigating?

- Oh, just a little bit of a cockroach problem

from the previous tenant.

That's why I got such a great bargain!

- Sounds great. We're really gonna love it.

- Atta boy. That's the spirit!

Now, how about a slice for dear old Dad?

- COLE: Go for it. Oh yeah.

- This is a nightmare.

- Which part? Living with Dad or living with the roaches?

- Dad isn't so bad, but roaches? Yuck!

I'm not getting anywhere near them!

- Why do you have this reaction to an ancient group of insects

belonging to the order blattodea?

- Because they're disgusting.

- [groaning]

Avoiding bugs is a self-preservation instinct,

because many bugs are dangerous.

- But you're repelled by insects that are not a threat.

Your reaction has given me an idea.

What if we exploit the human fear of cockroaches

to distract the guard in the Rhombus?

- Could work, but how do we control the roaches?

- We couldn't, but Frankie could.

- I do not have the capability

to control living creatures, Dayton Reyes.

- What if they're robo-roaches?

- Mm. Does a robo-roach make the same gross pop

when you squash it? - Ew.

- Ew.

- Ew.

- ♪

- Why aren't you dressed, Sig? Did you forget?

We've got that meeting with Jenny's teacher this morning.

- Mom, did you forget

to recharge your battery overnight?

- My battery is fine, sweetie.

No, I just thought you were handling it, Will.

You know, the new normal and all.

- Sig, what's wrong?

- I'm not sure I wanna go to space anymore.

- Oh, for Pete's sake.

- It's just, you guys are so self-sufficient,

I'm afraid that if I go, you won't need me anymore.

- Of course we'll need you. We'll always need you.

Right, guys? - I need you to program me

and keep me functioning optimally.

- I need you to listen to me when I'm sad,

comfort me when I'm upset, and make sure my socks match.

See?

[clears throat]

- Huh? Oh. I mean...

I need you to get me out of trouble with my teacher.

- The point is, we love you enough to figure out

how to do this without you,

so that you can fulfill your dream.

Now, please, please, don't make me meet

with Mrs. Biederman by myself. - [laughing]

Oh, thank you. [laughing]

My amazing-- [kiss] --family. [laughing]

But if I'm really doing this,

I need to start making some lists of things

you guys will have to take care of while I'm gone.

And you need to learn how to deal with Mrs. Biederman.

- [sighs] Okay.

Oh, I should learn how to program Frankie.

Do you like to use a mouse or keyboard...?

- [laughing]

- [laughing] - You're so funny, Will.

No, don't worry, I have an idea.

- You want me to handle it, Mom?

- I'm going to ask an old colleague to come help.

Cynthia Mendell. She is an amazing scientist.

We went to graduate school together.

- Why haven't we heard of her before?

- Oh, she's been off the grid for a couple years,

working on a classified project. But she just reached out to me,

letting me know she's back.

Oh, trust me, you guys are going to love her.

- ♪

- [knocking] - Get lost.

Why do you even bother knocking?

- Hello, Andrew. I think you'll be interested

in what I have to show you.

- ♪

- ♪

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