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(WIND BLOWING)
(ALARM BEEPS)
Oh! The Smiths are back from their trip in 20 minutes.
Plenty of time for finishing touches.
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
- I can't wait till they see this. - (DOOR OPENS)
- You're back! - From hell.
- Our trip to Gettysburg sucked. - (SIGHS)
I mean, I love war, but mix it up a little.
Give me a beach or a pumpkin patch, something.
And the place was a dump, littered with cannons.
- The wind was relentless. - Not a single coconut.
You couldn't get a piรฑa colada anywhere.
Took us forever to get there.
Why couldn't they fight their war closer to the highway?
I thought Gettysburg would be relaxing, but they just bombard you
with all these facts about things that happened.
You know, I was half expecting you to screw up the house
in fourscore and seven ways, but it looks great.
And roses, my favorite old lady smell.
I'm so happy you like it.
JEFF: Wait.
Is this a different (BLEEP) frame?
Ah, yes, well, Jurgen was over.
He bumped into the old one, and it broke.
(ALL GASP)
- He what? - Not the frame!
So you just replaced it and didn't say anything?
But it was just the cheap cardboard one they gave you with the photo.
So I bought you a new one.
A nicer one from World Market.
Nice is your style, not our style.
But the photograph is fine, and that's what's important, right?
The photo is nothing.
It was the frame that held all our memories.
Remember the bloodstains on it from when Dad challenged
the hula dancer to five finger filet?
ALL: Aw.
We trusted you with our bloody, mass-produced cardboard frame,
and you replace it with something artisan?
Do you know what they would do to someone like you in the Civil War?
I don't recall because I was enjoying Jรคgermeister in the car
during the corporal punishment reenactment.
But I'm guessing it was unpleasant.
(THEME SONG PLAYING)
Good morning, USA
I got a feeling That it's gonna be a wonderful day
The sun in the sky Has a smile on his face
And he's shining a salute To the American race
Oh, boy, it's swell to say
Good morning, USA Ah!
(CHORUS) Good morning, USA
(WIND BLOWING)
Wow! We truly live in windy times.
Are you all really still upset about the family photo?
- Family photo? - The frame!
Oh, God, the frame.
- Yes. I feel sick. - We all do.
I wish we could go on a good trip now to forget about the frame.
I can't. I've used all my PTO days.
You don't get unlimited PTO?
Where do you work? A gulag?
That's low-key messed up, Mr. S.
I'm gonna figure out how to get us a do-over vacation.
Here's what I'm thinking.
Spirit Airlines, 4:00 a.m. flight. Christmas Eve.
Destination, North Korea.
(WIND BLOWING)
BULLOCK: Over the last three months, windstorms around the globe
have been growing in frequency and magnitude.
So, I brought in an expert.
Gust Breezer, wind theorist.
Oh! So this is how he's getting us a vacation.
Sorry, Stan, did you say something?
Oh, no, it's nothing.
You've been looking to science for answers,
but science can't explain wind.
We need to look instead to history,
the opposite of science.
The Mayans, the Babylonians,
all ancient cultures had myths to explain the source of the wind,
all of them easily debunked by the granddaddy of them all.
The Sumerian idea,
there's a giant in the ocean that controls the wind.
Pff! This whack job calls himself a wind theorist?
This is not how we treat a guest speaker.
Dick, I'd fire you for disrespecting this totally legitimate theory,
but I'm pretty sure I report to you.
- Do I? - Come on, sir.
A giant in the ocean?
What has your civilization done to solve the wind mystery, hmm?
Tell me. Can't?
Then get out!
Smith had the right idea. You're fired.
It was an honor working for you.
If I did. Best damn boss I ever had.
If you were.
I'm sorry, Dr. Breezer.
He's not a reflection of this agency.
The CIA respects both science and fantasy.
Please, you spoke of a giant.
What's its name?
The Sumerians consider the giant's name
too sacred to speak, but (BLEEP) it. I'll just say it.
It's Tall Jeremy.
We must sail across the ocean and convince him to stop blowing.
I'd like to volunteer.
Good man, Smith. Take the CIA yacht.
I'm sorry. It'll be a long, slow journey
because we stocked it with so much food and booze.
Can I bring my family along?
Why?
Um, because Tall Jeremy loves marital sex.
- Dr. Breezer? - It's not his favorite type of sex,
but I say let's hit him with all we've got.
(WIND BLOWING)
Why are all these people outside?
We're going on another trip and hiring someone to help out while we're gone.
You're hiring a house sitter? But that's my job.
(SCOFFS) Not just a house sitter.
They gotta keep an eye on your frame-breaking ass as well.
There's only one thing that could go wrong with this house,
and that's you.
(RUMBLING)
Whoa.
(ALL YELLING)
(MAGICAL MUSIC PLAYING)
Is it a witch?
No. Witches have brooms.
I think it's... a Dick.
Shut up! It's Dick, my old boss.
Ever since I got fired, I've been spiraling.
- In a fun way? - Afraid not.
I lost my apartment, my savings, and I'm living in my car.
- How? It's been one day. - All that was kinda going on before.
But now I don't have a job either.
I saw the sign out front. Are you guys hiring?
Yes. We need someone to watch the house.
But more importantly, what do you know about pet sitting?
(HAPPY MUSIC PLAYING)
(SINGING) A pet sitter should be kind Handsome, with no warts
Always on time Good with animals, no warts
He is really emphasizing no warts. It's making me think he has warts.
I love where you're going with the song, but we should probably explain.
This isn't your typical pet-sitting job.
(SINGING) We're looking for a candidate To keep their eyes on Klaus
This guy is pathetic
We can't trust him with our house
We need someone who's vigilant
Make sure he stays in line
I've always been the one in charge
The house has been just fine
Don't let him order Instacart He'll leave you with the fee
He'll sneak right into Steve's room And read his diary
It's a blog.
No, we can't trust the fish With our things
Can't trust me?
This house would be a hovel without me.
Without me who would Swiffer? Who'd spray the yard for ticks?
I'm the one who keeps the house
Don't need no help from Dick
I think that my experience Makes me the perfect fit
I'll never take my eyes off him
I'll watch him while I shit
Because we can't trust the fish With our things
No, we can't trust the fish
With our things
Well, our song is over and all the other candidates were blown away by the wind.
You're hired, Dick.
(WIND BLOWING)
Here are the instructions on Klaus.
- Don't deviate. - Don't put Dick in charge.
Please give me a chance to regain your trust.
- Please! - Klaus, we just sang a whole song.
When have you ever known this family to change course
after singing a song?
(WIND BLOWING)
Ooh!
Missed a spot.
So, Klaus, tell me about yourself.
What's your favorite season?
Oh, I can't talk.
I'm just your run-of-the-mill dumbass goldfish
who doesn't even have a human brain and needs a pet sitter.
- Listen, this wasn't my... - Bah-bah-bah!
I can't hear you. Bah-bah-bah.
You are so stupid. What are you even doing?
Having my mail forwarded to this address.
It's just easier, since I'm gonna be here a few weeks.
Weeks? (GROANS)
Let's take a look at the rules.
Says here you're not allowed to touch the burners.
What? Let me see that. I touch them to my liking.
-"Feed it twice a day." -"It"?
Uh, "Limit meals to breakfast and two shakes of fish flakes at night."
"Two shakes"?
I eat a whole rotisserie chicken every day.
Wow, they don't treat you well.
No wonder you're pissed at them.
You know what? Forget the rules.
Wanna get some food? How do you feel about Wow Cow?
I... really like Wow Cow.
I've seen how the family belittles you. They treat you like an outsider.
You know, my ex-wife used to make me feel like an outsider
even when I was inside her.
(LAUGHS) That's sad.
And then she left me.
Your wife left you?
My wife left me too, for an entire bobsled team.
Since then, I've been desperate for connection.
- I'd do anything to fit in. - Anything to fit in.
(GASP) You're pathetic the same way I'm pathetic.
Klaus, you and I are two fish in the same school.
You make me feel understood, Dick.
A sensitive soul in a cruel world.
Hey, can I get that (BLEEP) spoon I asked for?
Eh. I shouldn't be hard on her.
We are definitely leaving without paying.
(SOFT JAZZ PLAYING)
Who knew all we needed was a fully-staffed yacht
with a 60-foot water slide and a jazz quartet
to feel like ourselves again?
Gotta give it to Roger for hooking it up.
Hey, where is Roger?
ROGER: Hey, fam, I have great news.
I just scored in a trade.
Robbed these Somalian pirates blind.
- Wait. What? - For our yacht,
I got this incredible oar boat,
a gift certificate for Sam Goody and a whole herd of cattle
that we have to pick up in the Galapagos later.
- You traded the yacht? - Are you insane?
We have to be reasonable. The yacht is too big, it's too heavy.
We've got to travel light and skippy if we want to find the giant.
Whoa, wait. We're actually looking for a giant?
- That's a myth. - A myth you made up.
Exactly. So if it's not a real myth, it must be true.
Sorry, gang. He's actually right about that.
I don't care.
I'm entitled to a good vacation,
and I'm not leaving this yacht for anything.
(LAUGHING AND CHEERING)
This is gonna be great.
You're gonna lose so much weight rowing,
and then you're gonna gain it all back eating cattle.
We won't breed or milk them.
We're just gonna eat 'em all.
(WIND BLOWING)
I've had the best time with you today, Dick.
We've hit up all my favorite spots.
Wow Cow, the mechanical horse outside CVS,
and now the Hallmark store?
Glad you're having fun.
I gotta mail this "Props On Your New Gig, Slick" card to myself.
- Be right back. - No problem.
- Psst! Klaus. - Lewis?
- How do you know that guy you're with? - You mean Dick?
- He's staying with me. - Dick is staying in your house?
Get him out before it's too late.
Dick's a squatter.
No way. Dick's my bro.
Listen, a few months back, I hired Dick to watch my pet boa constrictor,
T'Challa, while I was on vacation.
Has Dick gotten any mail to your house?
Not yet, but he did forward his mail.
Why do you ask?
Once he establishes residency with the post office
and stays for at least a month, you can't get him out!
He tried to do that to me, but luckily I had to cut my trip
to Hedonism II short due to a condition clinically known as gonorrhea mania.
You mean Dick's going to steal our house?
You still have time to stop him.
Oh, damn, I've got a job interview at Orange Julius.
I'm putting you down as a reference.
Ready to go?
No. I just had a very disturbing run-in with Principal Lewis.
He told me everything.
Lewis? Who is Lewis?
Shut up. I know you're a squatter and you're trying to take our house.
Maybe I am.
But come on, it's obvious from the family's rules
that they don't even care about you.
They call you "it" and you're gonna help them?
No, I'm gonna help you.
I want in.
(DRAMATIC STING PLAYING)
Faster! Faster! We need to hustle if we're gonna find the giant.
Dad! This is getting almost as bad as Gettysburg.
- Screw this. I'm making a call. - (BEEPS)
We can't hover any longer. We gotta turn back.
Roger, last chance. Get on the chopper.
Can't. I gotta find that giant!
The giant's not real, you fool.
- That's what they said about Atlantis. - And they were right.
- Sorry? What was that last thing? - (WIND GUSTS)
Ugh. Nothing like being at sea for a month to make my scurvy flare up.
Odd. My key doesn't work.
Dick. Dick, can you give me a hand? My key isn't working.
I can't let you in, Stan.
Oh, no. Did Klaus screw up the door from the inside?
This isn't your house anymore.
It's ours.
Since you abandoned it and took to the open sea for a month,
Dick and I established residency and took ownership.
Maritime laws. Look it up.
I will not.
Why are you doing this, Dick?
- It's gonna be awkward at work. - You got me fired!
Oh, yeah.
Forget that. This is my house, and I'm getting in
with a little help from my friends, B and E.
Oh, man, I think I made it harder for us.
- (SIREN WAILS) - Thank God, the pigs.
They're here for you.
But it's my house.
Not according to maritime law, it isn't.
- What if I shoot them? - I mean, it would still be their house.
He's not gonna shoot you but you can shoot him,
since he's trespassing on your property.
KLAUS: Fair enough.
(TIRES SCREECH)
(WIND BLOWING)
Those bastards.
Not the cops. It was super cool of them to take my $10,000 bribe.
That was your bail, Dad. This isn't over for you.
Well, then screw them and Dick and Klaus.
How can we get the house back? Take them to court?
And read all that sea law? No, thanks.
Maybe we just have to face it.
Klaus screwed us over for good this time.
We can't let Klaus win.
Hey, Steve, you got any thoughts?
Yeah.
Was the Candy Land Airbnb the only one available or...
No, there was also a house with all-beige carpeting.
Would you have liked me following you around all day?
"Don't spill, don't spill."
(WIND BLOWING)
New rule, Klaus. There are no rules.
Yeah, F that thing.
I love being a homeowner.
I don't think we should take down the family photo.
Why not? You don't still care about these jerks, do you?
No way.
I'm just afraid your naked body doesn't match the color scheme of the room.
You're afraid of that?
I'm not afraid of anything.
Well, except g-g-g-ghosts.
Look, I'm just gonna say it.
The hula skirts are cultural appropriation.
(THUDS)
FRANCINE: "Stick to the rules,
"but don't forget to have some fun with Klaus
"from time to time.
"He loves Wow Cow and superhero movies.
"He goes nuts for the mechanical horse at CVS."
Oh, that horse is so badass.
STAN: "Try to watch stuff with him downstairs
so he doesn't get lonely at night.
"The downstairs TV sucks,
"so don't watch cool stuff like Avatar and Westworld on it.
"But it's fine for Impractical Jokers, which is all Klaus watches anyway."
Wow.
They really know me.
Hey, Dick didn't tell me the nice stuff they said.
That snaky bitch.
Wait. Was that tiger originally Tommy Lee Jones?
(DRAMATIC STING PLAYS)
(BIRDS CAWING)
Tall Jeremy, my man.
Thanks for rescuing me.
You don't look so good.
I'm sick.
Ah... Ah...
Ah-choo!
(SQUAWKS)
Oh! That's what's causing all the wind.
Pff. I don't know.
(BLOWS)
(SQUEALS)
(SLURPS) Oh!
Aw. Soup's too hot to eat.
I hate being sick.
Hang in there, buckaroo. You'll feel better soon.
In the meantime, could you maybe eat cold soup?
The blowing is really doing a number on our coastal cities.
Cold soup?
Nah, I'll just go back to eating people.
That works.
You can tell I'm not a people, right?
Of course, can't everybody?
Great. So eat people,
cover your mouth with that squid when you sneeze,
and can you throw me about 1,000 miles that way?
No problemo.
(GRUNTS)
ROGER: Gracias, amigo!
You were right. I have to get rid of Dick.
But it's too late. He already has squatter's rights.
There must be some way to get him out of the house.
- Maybe you could scare him out. - How?
He's not afraid of anything.
He went to that trampoline park, and he barely even looked
at the waiver before signing it.
Oh! And he uses the bathroom at the beach.
He's fearless.
(GASPS) Oh, no, he's not.
- (GHOSTLY MOANING) - (CHAINS RATTLING)
- H-Hello? - (MOANING) Dick.
I've come for you.
A ghost?
Are you the spirit of the old woman whose condo I stole?
No, I'm a generic ghost.
(SCREAMS)
Oh, that was fast.
We didn't even get to do the bleeding walls or the fake satanic ritual.
Tuttle, you can come out now.
It's already over?
Yeah. Sorry, man.
Is that what you think a ghost looks like?
(BEEPS)
STAN: Hey, this is Chris Pratt. No, I'm just playing.
- It's Stan. Leave a message after the... - (PHONE BEEPS)
(CHUCKLES) Oh, that was good, Stan.
I needed that laugh.
It's been rough lately, stealing the house from you and all.
Anyhoo, I've got a big surprise for you.
Meet me at the house.
You're gonna be thrilled.
- 'Kay, bye. - (PHONE BEEPS)
Whew. Dick's gone, and now I'm gonna get my family back.
Well done, me.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)
Oh!
Woof! That could have gotten out of hand.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Shit.
(CAR DOORS CLOSE)
What the (BLEEP) did you do?
I got rid of Dick and I saved the family photo.
You burned down the house!
Yes, but what I learned is, it's not about the house.
It's the people who make a home.
- The carpenters? - No.
- The architect? - No.
Contractors?
- No. - What are you talking about?
Let me explain another way.
It's like this photo.
The house is the frame, which isn't important.
You get me? But you guys are the people in the photo.
ALL: No shit!
(GRUNTS)
The giant was real, and he's got a hell of an arm.
Damn, you gave Klaus a babysitter, and he still burned down the house?
Come on, Jeff. Let's do it in the ashes.
Babe. You're such a little freak.
Wow. That's got to be tough to hear, Stan.
Why is that?
Should I be upset my daughter pulls ass?
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