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Now, Virgil, time to eat.
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And this is... Dinner. Could you be more
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specific? It's meatloaf. Enjoy.
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Kinda on the pink side, huhLook, while
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Dad's away at that counselor's
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conference, I'm in charge. That means
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you're gonna eat what I cook. Clear?All
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right, chill. Could I at least have some
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ketchup?Since you're already up.
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I don't need this excuse. I'm carrying 16
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units at school. I volunteer at the
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hospital. You don't like my cooking?Well,
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then you can just...
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starve.
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Well, gotta go. Thanks for dinner. Slow
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down. Where you going?Some video arcade?
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No, uh, I'm gonna meet Richie to do a
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little homework. Excuse me, did you just
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say video arcade?That is so
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Y2K. It's what? Y2K.
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Last year. Out-of-date history.
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Everybody's saying it. They are not!
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That's just some stupid thing youmade-up.
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Ow! Wow. Hot. Hmm
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Man, the things I do to keep
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peace in the house.
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No, Byron, I'm not going to do this.
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First, don't call me Byron anymore. From
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now on, my name's Boom, and yours is
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Mirage. Whatever, Boom.
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Second, this ain't fun for me either, but
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it's the only way to help Grandma. You do
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want to help her, don't you?All right,
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let's get witty.
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Yo, little man, if you're not 21, you
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can't join the fun. Well, I'm sure you'll
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make an exception in our case. Maybe you
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didn't hear-- No, maybe you didn't hear
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me.
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Hey, all you yuppies and buckies. Hit the
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floor.
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Nobody's doing like I asked. Mirage, it's
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on you.
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You told her we were doing homework on a
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Friday night?You think she won't believe
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me?No, she will.
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Which doesn't say much for our social
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lives. Hey, something's up with that new
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club on Warren.
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Later. I said, can
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you describe the people who attacked you?
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What? What did they look like?
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No, I feel all right.
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I just can't hear so good.
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Hey, Chief.
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Very hip place to hold a policeman's
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ball. Am I too late to buy a ticket?There
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was a robbery here, Static. Metahumans.
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Any idea who did it?One of them was like
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a human loudspeaker. The other one
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somehow conjured up a pack of tigers. Huh
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Soul Train meets the Discovery hand. Hey,
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Staticus! Staticus! Over here, please! I
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need a question!
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Come as you know, the best baby. In
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Marcel! I tell you, he is working my last
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nerve. Every dinner I make, he gives me
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grief about it. It's not like my
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cooking's that bad. Of course not.
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Not, fine.
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Hey, it's Static. Ooh, wait, talk
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about electric. Who do you think did
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this, Static?Slipstream?Replay?Nah,
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these are new bang babies. Besides, we
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got those other guys chillin' in jail.
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They are totally Y2K. Y2K, like,
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what's that mean?He's saying they're
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history. It's an expression. Virgil uses
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it all...
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Sharon, you all right?
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Yeah. Fine. Catch you later, guys.
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No way.
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Aw, come on! Don't die! I'm
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only five blocks from home!
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Got it?
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Hmm
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Virgil? Is that it?
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No, couldn't be. Could it?
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We take it to the streets. Credit
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card, credit card, credit card.
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Boo, yeah! That's what I'm talking about.
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What are you doing? Taking inventory.
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Now go eat breakfast or something.
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What is your problem? Why does all have to
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happen? Yeah, one day we're
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living large in the burbs, next we're
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here in this pit. Stinks, doesn't it?
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First mom goes, then dad,
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than this.
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I know, sis. I know. I miss him
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too. But maybe just stepping in that
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spill from the Big Bang was payback.
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Almost a gift. You call this a gift?
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We're freaks. Okay, maybe not a
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gift. Then how about an
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opportunity?Now we got a way to get back
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what we had and a way to help Grandma.
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Thank her for taking us in. We're all
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she's got. I know that.
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That's why we're doing this. So we can
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buy her a nice place. You just gotta
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trust your big brother, okay?
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Breakfast, Virgil?Uh, sure.
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Here's your syrup. Blueberry jam. I
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can make bacon if you want. Um, this is
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good, thanks. You're welcome.
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Oh, do those need a little warm up?No,
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they're perfect. Really. So,
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how was your evening?Do anything
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interesting?What do you mean?
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You know, when you went out to... Where'd
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you go again?Oh, movie. Ah,
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was that after you and Richie did your
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homework?
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Homework?No, see, after that,
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we went and thought... you feel all right?
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Me?Oh, sure. And you?
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Fine. Well, I'm gonna go now.
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Oh, off on an important errand, are you?
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Uh, no. I'm just going up
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to my room, okay?Okay, little
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brother. Bye.
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No mental problems there.
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W-D-K-F-M
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Yo, check it out. You back with Dr. Mack
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on the big DK. Now, I am
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gazing at a stack of green like you never
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see. No lie right here in
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the studio, $102,000.
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We are looking for the 27th caller. If
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that's you, you are a 102 DK winner. Ha.
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What kind of fool's gonna fall for that
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height?
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Hey, yo, V, I'm going to win.
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Richie. Yeah, I've been speed dialing WDK
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for an hour. I'm on hold. I'm going to
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be. What was that?I
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don't know. Shh. Uh,
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listen up, y'all. We got us a special
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guest in the studio. Calls himself Boom.
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And I... I just won
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102,000 big ones, right?Uh-huh
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He's stealing my prize money. I'm
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on it. Virgil. Are you
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listening to the radio?Virgil?
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Static, are you there?Come in static!
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Mickey?Uh, the cellular unit
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you called is not responding or is out of
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range. Please try your call again later.
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Gotcha.
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Any sign of them yet?Never
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mind. Back off,
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Firebow. I got the drop on you.
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OK, sis, make a dig.
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Call back.
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Looks like the circus is in town.
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They're not real.
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Cover your ears, Lapogi.
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Byron!
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Look, I didn't want to do it, but Byron
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mademe help him. Uh-huhSo what
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is he, your boyfriend?No way. He's just
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my brother. Oh. Guess he can be a real
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pain sometimes, huhBut he's not acting
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like his normal self. Lately, he sort
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of scares me. Mirage, no offense,
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but your bro sounds whacked. It happens
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to a lot of bang babies. It messes with
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their heads. He's still my brother.
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Hey, I hear you. Doesn't matter how much
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trouble they get into, your family is
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your family. You still care about him.
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Luke, you rest. We'll talk later.
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Her brother?That could be a problem.
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Family ties and all. Yeah, but she's
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coming around. At least she's not in any
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hurry to see him.
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On the other hand, she may not have a
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choice in the matter.
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We now return to our Saturday afternoon
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feature, Night of the Killer Cows. Tommy,
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what are you doing here in the barn?
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Looking for you, Mary Jo. I thought you
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done got killed. No, I'm fine, but...
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Tommy! Look out behind
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you! He's fifty!
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Why are you sitting here?You hate this
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kind of move. I just think we should
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spend more time together. Gee, banks,
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but no thanks. Would you say no to these?
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The Dakota Destroyers?Incredible!
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Hold on. Why are you taking me to a
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basketball game?Because I'm your
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sister, silly. Right. So
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exactly when did the aliens replace you
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with this clone?Yeah, that's
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right. Next I see static, I'm going to
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give him a world of hurt. Listen to you.
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You're not some gangster from the hood.
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We're from Southfield. Byron,
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I know it's not your fault. It's that bang
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baby thing. It made you sick.
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You need help. Oh, OK, baby sister.
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This next thing, the last one, in and out.
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Then we'll be done. You promise?
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Notrouble? It'll be no trouble at all.
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Virgil, stay close. Any closer, we'd be
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wearing the same pair of pants. OK,
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Cheryl, what's up? Why are you hanging on
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me like this? Because, Virgil, I know the
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truth. know that you're
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static.
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Now, what makes you say that?Static
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looks like you, static talks like you,
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and the other night, I saw him flying
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right into our neighborhood. That's all
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just coincidence. Then how do you
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explain this?I found it in your
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room. I heard Richie's voice coming out
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of it, and he was saying, Static, static!
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Oh, that. Well, no. See,
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this is just an old walkie-talkie Richie
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and I are trying to fix. And he was
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probably complaining about the static.
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You know, the shhht, all that.
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Well, okay, Virgil, you play it your way.
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But sooner or later, you're going to
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change into static, and I intend to be
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right there when you do. Hey, V, I didn't
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know you were gonna be here. Whatcha
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doin'?Uh, going to the
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bathroom. And so are you. Virgil?
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Men only, bye. I just saw Boom and
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Mirage in the crowd. And
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Sharon has figured out that I'm static.
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Uh, I might be partially responsible for
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that. You think?Well, what do we do, bro?
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There's gotta be some way to cool her
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down. The sprinklers. Yeah,
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give it enough juice to set off the whole
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section. Just what I was thinking.
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HuhHey! Oh, we closed!
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Bet those pants are dry clean, too.
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UhSounds like Mirage and her bro are
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making their move. What about Sherry?
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She's going to have to wait until I can
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pull the plug on Mr. Boombox.
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Then the manager this way... and
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that way. So where did the door go?Huh,
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nice cover-up. Ohh
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This guy is hurt. You said there wasn't
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going to be any trouble. And there
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wouldn't have been if he had done like I
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told him. Now let's go. No,
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Static was right. You are crazy!
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Quit saying that! Who are you gonna
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listen to?Your own brother or some flying
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freak? Uh Uh, Alex, I'll take flying
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freak for $200. What's that?
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Ohh
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This guy's harder on the ears than a rap
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metal concert. You're done, mental, with
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my plan, Daddy.
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Go away, Sharon. Richie, let go!
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It's dangerous in here. You want
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dangerous, touch me again. I'll show you
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dangerous. Stay still,
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will ya? Sorry. I didn't quite catch that,
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but you can catch that. Whoo! Yeah!
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You go from...
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We're outta here, you two! Uh, whoever
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you are.
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This has to stop.
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What the what? I can't see.
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Quit it.
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I got to work out more.
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Mirage, don't quit it!
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Let me out! I'm warning you!
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Hey, dude, it's like they say. People who
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live in glass houses should keep the
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volume down.
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Think fast, hero. Your sister has you
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right into her sights.
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There's Virgil. The last one out. Proves
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my point. See. The only point I see is
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the one on top of your head. So are you
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going to admit it?Admit. Oh,
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are you still going on with that crazy
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static talk?Static
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talk. Cut it out, Virgil.
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First you disappear, then static shows
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up. Static disappears. You show up. You
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can't tell me those sprinklers went off
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by accident. Sprinklers?Oh,
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that explains the hair. I thought you
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just had a perspiration problem. Fine.
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Tell you what. We'll just let Daddy
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figure it out when he gets home. Wait.
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Look.
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Now, what were you saying?He...
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You're... But if... You can't
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be... Did you hear me shouting at him?Oh,
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you must think I'm buggin' big time. That
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would be my guess. Uh, how did you do
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that? Static just asked a new friend for a
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small face.
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