1:22 All right, seven, here I Take a look up. of find your way back home again.
2:27 around the end of your twin. FIND YOUR WAY BACK HOME AGAIN. Round the bend, upstream, swim. Find your way back home again, >> Dad. So, the fish are going to have babies. >> They're about to spawn. >> Spawn. >> Oh, there. >> Stop. The tickles. Hey, look here. It's for you. >> A flashlight. Thank you, Dad. Hooray.
3:14 Now I can find my way even in the dark. Let's go. Heat. Heat.
5:15 Heat.
6:02 When the world famous Wu Lee River is filled with salmon that have swam miles upstream to spawn, the people in surrounding towns line the shores by the hundreds to cheer them on, yelling, "Welcome back." These fish are believed to bring good luck to all who witness this wondrous sight. Locals believe that the hardships these fish go through to start a family bless the families that attend the migration. In other news, two bears overseen leaving a nearby hospital. Experiment 99 beginer
7:01 fail. Ah, what am I doing wrong? Huh?
7:46 Maybe I should take a break. Yeah. Okay. Huh? >> Huh? That's strange. I know. I heard something. >> Brier, no. You're crazy. >> I'm ending this right now. >> What are you talking about?
8:32 >> What the? THERE'S NO USE PLAYING DUMB. You >> going to you, buddy? >> We can't let you finish building this fogging machine. >> Everyone stop. >> Do you think that was too hard? >> Oh, he'll be fine. >> Wait, it's not for Lo. He gets Tesla's gigant. >> Did he say trestle? >> Wrong. It's pronounced Tesla. Nikolai. Tesla. >> Sounds important. >> Oh, Larry. He invented the alternating current system when he was only 30. Then he invented the Tesla coil, remote X-ray technology torpedoes. >> But he didn't stop there. His greatest invention was
9:19 the gigray. Here the schematic. Just think about it, friend. With this machine, a bun turns into a loaf. One egg could make a whole omelette. There's more. A STICK BECOMES A TREE. >> I'll take it. >> So now, do you believe me? I didn't get it for logging. >> We believe you. Huh? What a waste of time.
10:05 Hello Mom. Oh, yeah. I got the pants you sent me. All right, I'm wearing them now. You got to stop worrying about me. You got enough to handle with that. Say, what? Dad's coming here. Um hi. So, uh, how was the ride? Uh, >> Victor, it's been too long. How are you, son? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I I I brought you a few knick-knacks from back home. Boiled eggs. They're from my own roost. You know, they're really big this
10:51 year. What else we got? Oh, hair growth stuff and some cold medicine from your mother. >> Dad, this is for kids. >> Is it? Well, you know your mother. You're her boy. Shampoo, corn, gloves. >> Mushrooms, toilet paper, hairbrush, apples, thermos, more corn, and her jacket. And this is Mikey.
11:42 Dad, I'm just going to lock up the truck. You probably need some rest. >> Ah. Uh-huh. You're probably right. I love cooking in the kitchen. I love cooking in the kitchen. I love cooking in the kitchen. I do. I love cooking in the kitchen. And I love cooking in the kitchen. I love cooking in the kitchen for you. Yeah. M nearly ready. I love cooking. I do. Victor's going to love this.
12:29 This will put some meat on his bones. Good morning. Days are wasted. My favorite. I wanted a little bit to see wiser. Think about all the fun. >> Victor, come and take a break.
13:28 >> Dad, what's for dinner? >> I'll be right there. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> MIKEY, YOU'RE MAKING THIS HARDER THAN IT HAS TO BE. >> Get back here. I need you for my chicken and mushrooms, too. I want to do a little bit to stay wiser. Think about all the fun that we can have. Turn around.
14:21 Whoa. I'm sorry. Up a bit. Time for lunch. Vic Victor, let's play. It's bedtime. Victor, the salmon are coming.
15:07 H. What's this? You little kid back here. Victor, where is that boy? What a pigsty.
15:56 Whoa. Huh? I am such a great scientist. My inventions are too many to list.
16:41 If I can get this thing to work, I'll be the next Tesla. Uh, Dad, what are you doing? Victor, there you are. Ah, NO.
17:29 The Tesla ray. Where did it go? Oh, the gigant. Oh, it just can't be gone. No, this can't be happening. All that time and money bunny gone because of you, Victor. Oh, I was just trying to help out and clean your lab a little bit. It was dirty and then there was the chicken and then there was a door and uh uh No, no, no, no. Oh, hey, I brought you something here. Do you do you remember this old thing? Can you believe it? I got it all fixed up for you.
18:14 What the? Ah, there we go. Yeah. >> You see, just like old times. >> Why would I want that? >> I'm sorry. I just thought that. Uh, >> stop it. What did I like as a kid? >> Do you even know? No. No. Don't answer. Doesn't matter. Look, you just show up out of the blue and what? You start kicking balls and making stews and everything's okay. Well, you get what you want, but what about what I want? Me. My dreams, my passions. You know nothing about me, do you? I You haven't changed. >> And you never will. Will you please just go away?
19:12 Oh, what did I get on? Huh? >> Catch anything? >> No. We've been here for days and still no fish. >> That's strange. There should be tons of salmon migrating this time of year. >> What if we don't get any fish? I guess I could become a vegetarian. >> But fish is just too tasty.
20:00 >> I'm pleased to have with us translator and poet Ronald Atkinson. Ronald, what do you have for us today? This is a poem written by Dumu, a poet from the Tong Dynasty. Winding up the Rocky Mountain Path in cold mountain far, homesteads unveiled in the floating white clouds. >> Hi, sweetie. I'm at Pine Tree Mountain now. There's something going on with the salmon's migration path. The river must be blocked. Mhm. I've got a few leads. Could be illegal waste dumping. I'm checking it out. >> Who is that? She's so skinny. She looks like a noodle. >> Beautiful. >> Have you thought maybe you're just too big? >> What? That's just more to love.
20:45 >> Huh? Brier and Bramble, you have no idea what's up. There you are.
21:49 Yeah. Huh? Um You little punk. Who do you think you are? Here, let me help you get out of here. >> Step away from the trees, Beck. >> Yeah. >> Or else you'll have to deal with us. >> You two have been a thorn in my side for years, but that stops right now. Huh? It's time to cut you two down to size. Now, behold the shrink ray of doom. Say
22:35 cheese. I'm sure you're wondering how I got such a dangerous weapon within my grasp. Well, with my super strong observation skills, I realized the magnifier got shrunk. It turned out that the machine Seymour Odds sold me was not a magnifier. Instead, it was a shrinking machine. I'm going to sort him out later. He didn't even know what he was selling just as I was about to throw it away. I noticed the flashlight on the ground. And all of a sudden, an idea just came to my mind. With my brilliant talent for making things and my one-of-a-kind creativity, I combined the two devices into one. Dum dum dum dum. And so the enhanced super
23:22 powerful undefeatable alltime best shrinking machine was created. >> Brian, I think Vick's lost his mind. >> Brier and Bra, the game is over. >> Oh, what's he going to do? >> That's one. >> Huh? Is that it? Huh? >> Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no. Oh, oh, stay right there, please. Give, give it a second. It It'll work. What the Oh, it needs a shake. Oh, come on.
24:08 >> Let's go. Work. >> It's got new batteries. >> Hey, hang on. WAIT A SEC. DON'T LET HIM GET AWAY. >> STOP. Nowhere to run, Try to shrink me, will you?
24:56 >> Well, I could shrink a little. Oh no, the flashlight. Huh? What the? >> That's what you get, huh? For trying to cut down our trees. No. No. >> Where do you think you're going? >> Let me go. You don't understand. Let me go. Please. We're all going to shrink. You don't know what you're doing. >> You hear that, Bramble? He's going to shrink. >> You got to let me go. You don't know what you're doing. COME ON. WE'RE ALL GOING TO SHRINK. WE have to run now. Oh no.
26:01 time for lunch. Victor, where is he? Victor. Prior. Huh? Where are we? Earthquake. Earthquake.
26:52 >> A look at >> You're a little cutie, aren't you? A >> You're like a giant squishy gummy bear. I could just eat you up. Where'd you come from? Hey, Brier, come check it out.
27:43 What is that thing? Vick, wake up.
