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00:02:50How did you do it?
00:02:51How did Peggy get it to work?
00:02:55Sir.
00:03:02Shut it down. Shut it down.
00:03:05I said shut it down now.
00:03:07I'm trying to, sir.
00:03:08The flux array seems to be caught in a feedback loop.
00:03:15Shut down.
00:03:33I've had it with this thing.
00:03:54Scrap it. Throw it in the crushing pile.
00:03:56Then you clean up this mess.
00:03:58We're moving on to the X1.
00:04:01And these workstations had better be operational in two days.
00:04:04Sir, if I may interject.
00:04:05Two days, Simon.
00:05:00Sir.
00:05:28Sir.
00:05:58Thanks.
00:06:02Boss battle coming up.
00:06:03Bring it on.
00:06:06This isn't working.
00:06:08How about an L-U?
00:06:10I like the way it thinks.
00:06:19Yes!
00:06:21Nice work, everyone.
00:06:23Another epic victory.
00:06:25Thank you to everyone who stopped by.
00:06:27Just a quick reminder, I'm launching Flower Power Up,
00:06:30my very first retro 8-bit game, next week.
00:06:34So keep an eye out.
00:06:35You don't want to miss this.
00:06:37And if you're new to the FP Nation,
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00:06:40so you can join us next time.
00:06:42Until then, peace, love, and Flower Power!
00:06:48What's up, Flower Power?
00:06:49Hey.
00:06:50Thanks for the help today.
00:06:51That Alube sealed the deal.
00:06:53Works every time.
00:06:54Besides, you don't need my help.
00:06:56You're going to break 10,000 subscribers by next month.
00:06:59So, how's that social studies presentation coming along?
00:07:03Uh, it's a work in progress.
00:07:07You've been tinkering, haven't you?
00:07:09It helps me think.
00:07:11Right.
00:07:12Have you worked on it since the last time we talked?
00:07:14I got busy, but I'll finish it.
00:07:17Stop talking.
00:07:18Get to work.
00:07:19Is that an order?
00:07:21From a friend who cares about you.
00:07:23I'm not letting you fail on my watch.
00:07:26Can you please just do your paragraphs,
00:07:28and then we can just rematch in versus mode?
00:07:30You wish.
00:07:31What?
00:07:32Are you scared you can't defend your title?
00:07:34Maybe I'll let you win this time,
00:07:36just to shake things up.
00:07:38Mm-hmm.
00:07:40Noah?
00:07:41I got us a pizza, and we can stream a movie.
00:07:43You want to come down and watch it with me?
00:07:46What movie is it?
00:07:48It's a dinosaur movie.
00:07:49It looks pretty good.
00:07:51My dad wants me to watch a movie and eat a pizza with him.
00:07:53Go eat.
00:07:55Noah?
00:07:56I'll be right there.
00:07:58Just on the phone with Bethany.
00:08:00Tell her I said hello.
00:08:01I will.
00:08:02Bye.
00:08:09We've got to get you out of here.
00:08:11Shh.
00:08:12Not so loud.
00:08:13They might hear you.
00:08:17Mark!
00:08:18Hey, you're just in time.
00:08:20It's just us guys tonight.
00:08:22The pizza's still hot.
00:08:23The movie just started.
00:08:24Come on.
00:08:25Thanks for the invite, Dad,
00:08:26but I think I'm going to head to bed a little early tonight
00:08:29and start my first shift as night manager at Talley's tomorrow.
00:08:32That's great!
00:08:33Congratulations!
00:08:34Thanks.
00:08:35So, uh, later.
00:08:38Later, alligator.
00:08:42Hey, Noah, I got to take this.
00:08:44It's work.
00:08:45Mr. Zaring.
00:08:46Hi, Peter.
00:08:47I'm sorry to bother you.
00:08:48It's going to be all hands on deck
00:08:49until we have this thing figured out.
00:08:51Um, is this something that I could possibly take care of tomorrow?
00:08:55I'm trying to spend some time with my son tonight.
00:08:57Well, like I said, it's all hands on deck, Peter.
00:08:59You know, it's in times like these
00:09:01that a company really sees who they can depend on.
00:09:03Yes, sir.
00:09:04I understand.
00:09:05Now, I left a folder of data on your desk.
00:09:07We need you to review it
00:09:08and tell us if you see anything that stands out.
00:09:10Uh, yeah.
00:09:11I'm happy to help, sir.
00:09:12I knew we could count on you, Peter.
00:09:15What do you say we take this show on the road?
00:09:27I'm sorry, Noah.
00:09:28Work's busy on this new product.
00:09:30It's all right.
00:09:31You tried.
00:09:32But the boss won't rank.
00:09:34You heard that?
00:09:35I thought you were watching the movie.
00:09:37I was watching the movie and listening.
00:09:40You were eavesdropping.
00:09:42More like multitasking.
00:10:03Hi, Larry.
00:10:04How are you tonight?
00:10:05Hey, Mr. H.
00:10:06It's not every day we get to see you come in the main entrance.
00:10:09I got called in,
00:10:10so I'm just gonna be in and out.
00:10:15Looks like you're having some trouble there.
00:10:17Oh.
00:10:18Sorry.
00:10:19I was trying to get a grip on this game.
00:10:22Dragon Breath.
00:10:23Dragon Breath 5.
00:10:27Caught me again.
00:10:28Oh, you remember my son, Noah.
00:10:31That's the little guy?
00:10:32Man, he is growing up.
00:10:35What's up with the backpack?
00:10:40Why did you bring that?
00:10:41I take my backpack everywhere.
00:10:42All my stuff is in it.
00:10:43Go put it back in the car.
00:10:44But what if somebody breaks into the car and steals it?
00:10:46Then all my stuff is gone.
00:10:48Noah, please.
00:10:49Go put it back in the car.
00:10:50We don't have time for this.
00:10:51We never have time.
00:10:52And you work at Time Labs.
00:10:53Guys.
00:10:54It's just a backpack.
00:10:57Can I see what's inside of it?
00:11:10Here.
00:11:16You're all good.
00:11:19You guys have a good night, all right?
00:11:21Thank you, Larry.
00:11:24The key is to stick to the right side of the cave
00:11:26under the rock overhang.
00:11:27Otherwise, the fire will get you every time.
00:11:30Hey, thanks, kid.
00:11:32Hey.
00:11:33How'd you know that's where I was getting tripped up at?
00:11:36Everyone suffers in that cave.
00:11:40You're barely here and you're already helping people.
00:11:47I'm sorry about this, Noah.
00:11:50Do you want to stop and get donuts on the way home?
00:11:53Sure.
00:11:54Yeah.
00:12:10Mind if I go to the bathroom?
00:12:12It's down the hall.
00:12:14And take two rights.
00:12:15Got it.
00:12:40Thanks.
00:12:59It's always a pleasure.
00:13:02You got your card key?
00:13:05What about your card key?
00:13:07Well, I left mine in my locker
00:13:08because I thought you'd have yours.
00:13:10Here.
00:13:15Fixed.
00:13:31Thanks.
00:13:51Hello?
00:13:53Anybody here?
00:14:01Oh.
00:14:22Peter Haley.
00:14:23Peter, thanks again for coming in on such short notice.
00:14:25I knew if anybody could figure this data out, it'd be you.
00:14:28No problem, Mr. Zaring.
00:14:30Honestly, it's been a while since I've been in the building after 6 p.m.
00:14:34Quiet, isn't it?
00:14:36It is that.
00:14:39So let's go over these specs and try to figure this thing out.
00:14:43Sure thing.
00:14:45Ready when you are.
00:15:01Oh.
00:15:09One man's trash.
00:15:23Say, that wasn't so bad.
00:15:25I was worried. I'm not gonna lie.
00:15:28Did you hear that?
00:15:30Loud and clear.
00:15:37If anybody's in here, you better come out right now.
00:15:40That's right. If there's anybody playing around in here,
00:15:44we're not the guys to be messing with.
00:16:01I'm hungry.
00:16:02Let's go get some waffles. My treat.
00:16:05Sounds great.
00:16:25You really are a smart guy.
00:16:28You really ought to buy.
00:16:30I got you off the hook with my brother-in-law.
00:16:32Yeah, your brother-in-law doesn't pay me enough to buy you waffles.
00:16:38You're heavier than you look.
00:16:43I can't believe they're gonna throw you away.
00:16:58Once this compiles, the server should come back online immediately.
00:17:03I knew we could count on you, Peter.
00:17:05I owe you lunch next week.
00:17:07Great. I was glad to help, and I will look forward to that lunch.
00:17:11Thank you, sir.
00:17:12Goodbye.
00:17:16Hey.
00:17:18We're still in for donuts, right?
00:17:20Yeah.
00:17:28I'm sorry about the detour.
00:17:31You wanna finish watching our movie together?
00:17:35Um, it's getting a little late.
00:17:37I should probably get started on some homework.
00:17:50Name check?
00:17:52Yeah.
00:17:53Name check?
00:17:55Yeah.
00:18:53Okay.
00:19:23Okay.
00:19:54Hmm?
00:19:57So, you got yourself a really expensive-looking toy robot?
00:20:02Aren't you a little old for that?
00:20:03Cute.
00:20:04I know.
00:20:05Look, Bethany, whatever it is, it's not a toy.
00:20:07Why do you say that?
00:20:09Because it's heavy.
00:20:11Maybe you just need to work out more.
00:20:13The app on my phone says I move at least two miles a day.
00:20:15Where'd you get it?
00:20:16Uh, somebody was going to throw it out.
00:20:18Somebody was throwing that out?
00:20:20Crazy, right?
00:20:21Yeah.
00:20:22So, like, you just drag this thing back to your house?
00:20:25No, I put it in a backpack.
00:20:30Oh, man.
00:20:31What does it do?
00:20:33Huh?
00:20:34Does it do anything?
00:20:35I don't know. That's what I'm trying to find out.
00:20:38I can't even figure out how to turn it on.
00:20:40Maybe that's why it was rejected.
00:20:42I mean, nobody wants a toy that doesn't work.
00:20:45I'm telling you, it's not a toy, and it's not a reject.
00:20:49Not anymore.
00:20:50Okay.
00:20:52How about I come over tomorrow and take a look at it with you?
00:20:55If you want to, I could really use your expertise.
00:20:57Yeah, yeah, of course I want to.
00:20:59Just promise me one thing.
00:21:02What?
00:21:04Don't tell anyone else about this, okay?
00:21:06Why?
00:21:07I just think it would be better if it was a secret.
00:21:10What aren't you telling me?
00:21:12I just think if only you and I...
00:21:15You stole it, didn't you?
00:21:17Stole?
00:21:18That's a strong word.
00:21:21I'm telling you, they were going to throw it away.
00:21:23Who?
00:21:24Where did you get it, Noah?
00:21:26Uh, it was in the crash pile.
00:21:28Uh-huh.
00:21:29In a vault?
00:21:30Yeah.
00:21:31At time-lapse?
00:21:33What?
00:21:34Shh, keep your voice down.
00:21:35You stole a robot from time-lapse?
00:21:38I'm telling you, they were going to throw it away.
00:21:40I didn't know you had it in you.
00:21:45What are you doing?
00:21:46What are you doing?
00:21:48I can't find my socket wrench.
00:21:51Mark probably took it to fix his stupid skateboard.
00:21:55Noah?
00:21:56It's getting late, buddy.
00:21:58Time to go to bed.
00:21:59Okay, Dad.
00:22:02Do you still want to come over tomorrow?
00:22:03Are you kidding me?
00:22:04I have to see this thing in person.
00:22:06But don't turn it on without me.
00:22:10I'll see you then.
00:22:11Okay, goodnight.
00:22:16Goodnight.
00:22:47Just put it back when you're done.
00:22:49Is that too much to ask?
00:22:53Come on.
00:22:58Get out of here. Come on.
00:22:59Let's go.
00:23:00Come on.
00:23:01Yeah, come on.
00:23:02Let's go.
00:23:03Go.
00:23:16Go.
00:23:46Noah?
00:24:16What?
00:24:47It's...
00:25:00It's alive.
00:25:01It's alive.
00:25:07It's okay.
00:25:08I'm not going to hurt you.
00:25:13Hey.
00:25:14My name's Noah.
00:25:17Noah Haley.
00:25:20Do you have a name?
00:25:22I'm Artificial Robotic Intelligence Unit 9.
00:25:37My dad calls me Ari-9.
00:25:40Your dad?
00:25:42My creator.
00:25:43Pro...
00:25:46Odd.
00:25:47My memory circuits seem to be scrambled.
00:25:49Running diagnostics.
00:25:54Whoa.
00:25:55It looks like I was recently exposed to a specific electromagnetic energy signature
00:25:59that matches my reboot protocols.
00:26:01That explains it.
00:26:02Nothing else would have woken me up.
00:26:04This is amazing.
00:26:06This is amazing.
00:26:14X marks the spot.
00:26:16This is going to take a while.
00:26:18I'll just let that run in the background.
00:26:20Let's check the other systems.
00:26:22Uh-oh.
00:26:23That isn't good.
00:26:24I must have been asleep for at least five years.
00:26:27Five years?
00:26:28How could you be asleep for...
00:26:29We have to be quiet.
00:26:31Everyone else is...
00:26:32What's going on in there?
00:26:33Are you okay?
00:26:36Everything's fine, Dad.
00:26:38Just getting ready for an early morning workout routine.
00:26:44All right.
00:26:45I know.
00:26:46Early bird gets the worm and all that.
00:26:49Just keep it down this early in the morning, okay?
00:26:53Will do.
00:26:58I don't understand.
00:26:59Shh.
00:27:00Oh, right.
00:27:02I don't understand.
00:27:04That was my dad.
00:27:05He wants us to be quiet.
00:27:07No, I understand that.
00:27:09What is a workout routine?
00:27:13Come here.
00:27:14I'll show you.
00:27:44Okay.
00:28:14That was awesome.
00:28:15What a great way to wake up.
00:28:18So you've been asleep for five years?
00:28:20That's the last thing I remember.
00:28:22My dad put me into deep sleep.
00:28:24Can't remember why.
00:28:25He said it was dangerous.
00:28:27He wanted to keep me safe.
00:28:29He was supposed to wake me up, but I'm here.
00:28:32So something else must have triggered my reboot protocol.
00:28:34And you said you're already nine.
00:28:36Does that mean there are eight more of you?
00:28:40The others must not have survived.
00:28:43Once I have repaired my memory, I should have more answers.
00:28:46How long will that take?
00:28:48The damage is fairly severe.
00:28:50It may take days.
00:28:56How much battery power do you have left?
00:28:58It depends on how much power I use.
00:29:00My thorium plasma battery cells have been severely depleted.
00:29:03But if I keep my activity low,
00:29:05I should have a week and a half before I'm completely out of power.
00:29:09Once my memory is repaired, I'll know where to find my dad.
00:29:12He'll know how to recharge my batteries.
00:29:16We'll find him.
00:29:20But in the meantime, I have to get ready for school.
00:29:24I always wanted to go to school.
00:29:26Can I go with you?
00:29:28Love the enthusiasm, but it might not be the best idea.
00:29:31Please?
00:29:38Ah.
00:29:42Every single day, I will believe it when I see it.
00:29:45Hey. Come here.
00:29:47Hey.
00:29:48Missed you, honey.
00:29:49How was work?
00:29:50It was really, really good.
00:29:51Good.
00:29:52Yeah. How was your night? I never...
00:29:54Pretty quiet. Slept all night.
00:29:56Not only that, he woke up early to get a workout in this morning.
00:30:01Early worms are for the birds.
00:30:03Sure is a great day for learning.
00:30:09I'll meet you in the car, Dad.
00:30:12This early?
00:30:14That was energetic.
00:30:17I guess he must have had a blast last night.
00:30:19Yeah.
00:30:20Yeah.
00:30:25Why would you scrap a perfectly good robot?
00:30:28All the time and money? For what?
00:30:30The ARI-9 was proving to be quite the liability, sir.
00:30:33We could never successfully wake it from sleep mode.
00:30:36It's not an entire loss, sir. We're working with the X1.
00:30:39The only thing that we need to build from scratch is the internal processor.
00:30:43The brain, if you will.
00:30:45Do you hear yourselves?
00:30:47A brainless robot is just about as useful to me as a washing machine.
00:30:51Why don't you pull the code you need from the brain of the non-functional ARI-9,
00:30:55stick it in the brain for the X1?
00:30:57That just might work.
00:30:58Yeah, of course it will work.
00:31:00There's a reason they pay me the big bucks.
00:31:04So the Project X1 is a go then, sir?
00:31:08You have one week to deliver real results.
00:31:11Otherwise, the board's going to pull your funding over again.
00:31:13Oh, sir, we won't let you down.
00:31:15It's a new design, one that is superior to the ARI-9 in every way.
00:31:20I'm afraid that it appears we have a...
00:31:25Spit it out, Simon.
00:31:26The ARI-9 is gone.
00:31:28What do you mean, gone?
00:31:30After the last attempt, the ARI-9 was placed on a cart
00:31:33and stored right here in the vault for dismantling.
00:31:35And?
00:31:36The cart the ARI-9 was on is empty.
00:31:40Well, you didn't just get up and walk up.
00:31:46Did we do it?
00:31:48Did it work?
00:31:49It's highly unlikely.
00:31:50The ARI-9 was unresponsive when we disconnected it from the flux array.
00:31:54Without some kind of external catalyst, I don't see how it's possible that it could...
00:31:57Why can't we just check the security footage and see what happened?
00:32:00There's been a minor setback in the security department, sir.
00:32:03The power surge from the last attempt to wake the ARI-9
00:32:06resulted in a shockwave that terminated any electronic devices operating...
00:32:10All the video cameras went offline
00:32:13and did not record for several hours after the last attempt.
00:32:17All of them?
00:32:18Well, our wing, sir, and the entire facility,
00:32:22and three other buildings on the block.
00:32:24The news has reported that it was an EMP,
00:32:27and now we have a bunch of conspiracy bloggers on the Internet
00:32:31that think we are hiding aliens.
00:32:39If the ARI-9 is causing this much chaos in sleep mode,
00:32:43perhaps we should take a hint and move on to something else.
00:32:45I've often thought the same thing myself.
00:32:47Sir, I know how frustrating this is for you.
00:32:54The ARI-9 is very special, sir.
00:32:58And if it is out there fully operational in the real world,
00:33:01well, this could be a PR nightmare, sir.
00:33:05The ARI-9 is the only thing we have to show
00:33:07for all the millions they've poured into this program.
00:33:11And a really healthy quarter would help us save face.
00:33:15All right, listen, you have two days to find that thing, get it back here.
00:33:19It's functional? Great.
00:33:20If not, pluck out the brain and stick in the X1.
00:33:23Oh, sir, that is a very smart strategy.
00:33:27Would you like me to assemble a team and track this robot down?
00:33:31Local police?
00:33:33Former soldiers.
00:33:35They would be more discreet.
00:33:38Mercenaries?
00:33:39No, they prefer to be called security contractors, sir.
00:33:54You turned it on without me.
00:33:58I woke up this morning and he was just walking around my room.
00:34:02At first he was scared, and to be honest, so was I.
00:34:06You keep saying he.
00:34:08He's alive, Bethany.
00:34:12ARI, this is Bethany. She's my friend.
00:34:14Well, some would even say best friend.
00:34:17It's nice to meet you, ARI.
00:34:21It's very nice to meet you, Bethany.
00:34:24ARI just said my name. That is so cool.
00:34:28What did your dad say?
00:34:31He doesn't know about it yet.
00:34:34I'm a secret.
00:34:36You're trying to keep him a secret, but you brought him here?
00:34:39I've always wanted to go to school.
00:34:41He really wanted to come with me.
00:34:43I mean, what was I supposed to say?
00:34:46Good luck keeping this under wraps.
00:34:50Noah, why am I a secret?
00:34:53Yeah, Noah. Why is ARI a secret?
00:34:56Um, because...
00:35:00I sort of stole you.
00:35:02What? Noah, I thought we were friends.
00:35:06We are. I took you out of a bad place.
00:35:09They were going to crush you and dismantle you.
00:35:12So, you saved me.
00:35:16Yeah, I guess I did.
00:35:20Thank you, Noah.
00:35:22Hey, you would do the same for me.
00:35:24You bet I would.
00:35:26But I don't understand.
00:35:29Why would my dad send me to be crushed and dismantled?
00:35:33Did you say dad?
00:35:35How can, like...
00:35:38Who's your dad?
00:35:40Not sure yet.
00:35:42It's a long story.
00:35:44His memory is coming back to him a little bit at a time.
00:35:48And we have to find him before next week,
00:35:50or my batteries are...
00:35:56No!
00:35:58You have to be quiet.
00:36:00You have to be quiet.
00:36:15Shh. Don't make so much noise.
00:36:17Good morning.
00:36:19I hope everyone had a good night's sleep.
00:36:21I want to remind you that your creative projects are due on Friday.
00:36:24Shh.
00:36:26Oh, hold on. However,
00:36:28today we're going to resume our essays.
00:36:30Does anyone recall where we left off?
00:36:34Anyone?
00:36:39Okay.
00:36:41Um...
00:36:43Noah.
00:36:45Do you mind coming up and sharing your essay with the class, please?
00:36:49Okay.
00:36:57Zach, we don't need any of that today.
00:37:00It was Noah, Mr. Stanny.
00:37:02Do both of you want to go to the office?
00:37:08Go ahead, Noah.
00:37:20Friendship, by Noah Haley.
00:37:24Sometimes in life, there are these cosmic intersections
00:37:27of fate, people, and time
00:37:31that channel pathways to friendships
00:37:34that will change your life.
00:37:36As people.
00:37:40As beings with intelligence.
00:37:42We understand that friendship can be something that makes us laugh.
00:37:47Something that makes you cry.
00:37:50Makes you wonder out loud.
00:37:53And if you're lucky,
00:37:57it can lead to a long and lasting friendship
00:38:01that goes on for decades.
00:38:05Perhaps even forever.
00:38:08Having a friend is a gift.
00:38:11Like a flower.
00:38:14You have to give it attention.
00:38:17Good nutrients.
00:38:19And let your friend know how much you love them.
00:38:25With nearly 8 billion people on the planet,
00:38:29your friend chose to share their time with you.
00:38:35Friendship is a gift.
00:38:37It's not something to squander or waste.
00:38:43Friendship is...
00:38:46something to protect.
00:38:50To hold close.
00:38:53And appreciate.
00:39:02Pass interference!
00:39:04Noah.
00:39:06Hey.
00:39:08Wherever that came from in there,
00:39:11you're on the right track, kid.
00:39:14Thanks.
00:39:15No problem. Keep it up, man.
00:39:21Hey.
00:39:22How did I do?
00:39:24It was really touching.
00:39:25It actually felt like you put some effort in the writing.
00:39:28It was from the heart.
00:39:30Now put that in your social studies project, okay?
00:39:42From downtown!
00:39:44Nothing but net, Noah.
00:40:12Coast is clear.
00:40:14Where are we?
00:40:16Just taking a little break. I'm tired.
00:40:19Tired?
00:40:20Yeah, like...
00:40:22I'm recharging my batteries.
00:40:25How do you recharge?
00:40:27Like this.
00:40:29That's it?
00:40:30Well, eventually I have to eat food and drink water.
00:40:34Stuff like that.
00:40:35I can't do those things.
00:40:37Good thing.
00:40:38Because if you're any heavier,
00:40:39I don't think I can carry you around.
00:40:41Hey, what are you trying to say?
00:40:43Nothing. It's just...
00:40:45you're...
00:40:46solid.
00:40:48It's muscle mass.
00:40:49Or, I guess, metal mass.
00:40:52All it means is I really do need to work out more.
00:40:56Where's that stupid music coming from?
00:40:58Oh, no! It's those mean kids from class!
00:41:03You can turn invisible?
00:41:05Apparently.
00:41:06Wow! This is so cool!
00:41:09Look!
00:41:10It's Dorkus McBrainy playing all by himself.
00:41:13Look, guys.
00:41:14I can't believe it.
00:41:16I can't believe it!
00:41:18I can't believe it!
00:41:20I can't believe it!
00:41:22I can't believe it!
00:41:24Look, guys.
00:41:25Can we do this tomorrow?
00:41:26I gotta get home.
00:41:29Nice try, snot rag, but...
00:41:31we got plans for you.
00:41:33That's sweet, but...
00:41:34really, you shouldn't have.
00:41:36He's a real comedian, isn't he?
00:41:38A real smart mouth.
00:41:40I don't like smart mouths.
00:41:42Especially...
00:41:43Hey!
00:41:45I'm talking to you!
00:41:47Didn't your mother ever teach you any manners?
00:41:50We're just trying to have a friendly conversation.
00:41:53And after you gave such...
00:41:55a great speech on friendship...
00:41:57I found it very moving.
00:42:04What did I tell you?
00:42:12How are you doing that?
00:42:13Is he so smart that he has brain powers?
00:42:19You guys should probably go.
00:42:23Hey, catch the wolf!
00:42:29That was incredible.
00:42:31Glad I could help.
00:42:32Are you all right?
00:42:34I am now.
00:42:36Let's get out of here.
00:42:49Sir?
00:42:50Uh, Director Radek?
00:42:53You may want to see this.
00:42:59This data set is coming in from a currently active ARI-9.
00:43:03It says here that it's recompiling its memory
00:43:05and running various system repairs.
00:43:07One of those repairs must have activated the mainframe uplink.
00:43:10So this is coming in from the ARI-9 now?
00:43:13Yes, sir.
00:43:14Well, can you talk to it?
00:43:15Can you tell it to come back?
00:43:17Unfortunately not, sir.
00:43:18The ARI-9 was designed as a completely independent processor.
00:43:21It's supposed to think for itself.
00:43:26What about this?
00:43:28That would simply reboot it into combat mode.
00:43:30It's an altered emergency state of consciousness
00:43:33that interprets everything as an incoming threat.
00:43:36It would still be autonomous, just much more aggressive.
00:43:39So how can we use this to our advantage?
00:43:43I suppose I could reverse-engineer a backdoor protocol
00:43:46and siphon data to pinpoint its location.
00:43:49You can track it?
00:43:51It may take some time, but yes, I think I can.
00:43:57Dr. Simon, you gifted little weasel.
00:43:59That's exactly what we needed.
00:44:01Titan, assemble your team. We have a job to do.
00:44:11Which one is your social studies project?
00:44:14Uh, they're all more like science projects.
00:44:18When it comes to social studies, I just get overwhelmed.
00:44:22Overwhelmed?
00:44:23Overloaded circuitry is a common problem.
00:44:25You should combine tasks, play to your strengths.
00:44:28Make a scientific social studies project.
00:44:31That's a really good idea.
00:44:34What can I say?
00:44:35I'm pretty much a genie.
00:44:37Hi. My name is Ari. Who are you?
00:44:43I get it. The silent type.
00:44:45You're shy. I respect that.
00:44:47You didn't tell me you had this beautiful woman living here.
00:44:52Look, I'm new in town, and I don't really know anybody.
00:44:55Any chance we could go parts shopping sometime?
00:44:58Hey, buddy, we need to have a talk.
00:45:01Now?
00:45:02I'll be right back.
00:45:03We need to have a talk.
00:45:04Now?
00:45:05I'll be right back.
00:45:06My associate needs to have a quick word with me.
00:45:09I didn't mean to break things up back there.
00:45:12Because you're my friend.
00:45:13Yes. Because I'm your friend, I'm going to tell you something.
00:45:18I know you want to find your special someone, and...
00:45:22Right. Like you have Bethany.
00:45:25What? No. Bethany and I are just friends.
00:45:29Only friends. Nothing else.
00:45:32But she is special.
00:45:34Yes. She is special.
00:45:36But we're friends. Only friends. And that's okay.
00:45:40Look, you're talking to a...
00:45:41You're afraid I'm going to get hurt. I appreciate that.
00:45:44No. That's not what I was going to say.
00:45:47Look, buddy, you're talking to a vacuum cleaner.
00:45:52Don't be like that, Noah. I don't care what her job is.
00:45:57Okay. I'm sorry.
00:45:59I'll leave you alone and wish you joy and happiness.
00:46:05Sorry. My friend there had to tell me something about something.
00:46:11So, tell me a little bit about yourself.
00:46:14Is this the emergency?
00:46:16Really? You too?
00:46:18It's an appliance. It's not alive like you are.
00:46:22We'll talk about this later, Ari.
00:46:24Ari, right now we need to figure out how to get your batteries recharged.
00:46:28Today, Ari activated his advanced cloaking protocol technology.
00:46:33Cloaking? Like invisibility? I want to see.
00:46:37No. He can't do it right now. It took up too much battery power.
00:46:41Well, what happened? Why'd he cloak?
00:46:44We showed a couple of bullies what's what, see?
00:46:47But it ended up draining a lot of battery power, so I only have four days left.
00:46:51We need to find Ari's dad much faster than we thought, and we could really use your help.
00:46:56All right. Show me what you got.
00:47:02Whoa! This is next level.
00:47:10That's it, my boy. You are learning so fast.
00:47:17That's my dad, Professor Eggie.
00:47:20Hey, I remember my dad's name.
00:47:23That's great.
00:47:28You're not going to believe this. Today is my birthday.
00:47:33Happy birthday.
00:47:35And many happy returns.
00:47:38Do you guys hear that?
00:47:51This should be the location.
00:47:53In position. Follow my lead.
00:47:55You can run, but you can't hide.
00:48:20Guys, we have to get out of here now.
00:48:41Come on, Ari. We have to go.
00:48:43I can't. I'm scared.
00:48:45Hey, Ari, I made it down, and I'm fine.
00:48:47I can't do it.
00:48:48Just do what I did.
00:48:49Look, I'm right here.
00:48:56Okay, I'm climbing down.
00:49:16You can fly, too?
00:49:18I guess so.
00:49:35Get ready to move in on my mark.
00:49:39Do you hear that?
00:49:52Oh my God, look out!
00:50:00What do we do now?
00:50:02I don't know.
00:50:05What do we do now?
00:50:08Um, I may have an idea.
00:50:17Are they rolling their windows down?
00:50:21Brace yourselves.
00:50:34We're going to crash! We're going to crash!
00:51:05No!
00:51:10No!
00:51:13You didn't tell me there were kids.
00:51:15That's news to me as well.
00:51:18Do we have a problem?
00:51:21I hate kids.
00:51:29Nice flying, Noah.
00:51:31Whoa!
00:51:33My turn so soon!
00:51:35Whoa!
00:51:38Pull up! Pull up!
00:51:40I'm trying!
00:51:42Oh my God.
00:51:43We're going to die.
00:51:44We're going to die. We're going to die.
00:51:45I'm telling you, man, they're hiding something.
00:51:55See? I told you, man. Aliens!
00:52:01No!
00:52:17I think that went rather well.
00:52:20Sir?
00:52:22I still have a lock on their location.
00:52:24Ah.
00:52:25They may be airborne now, but they'll have to touch down at some point.
00:52:28You hear that, boys?
00:52:30We're moving out.
00:52:52Who were those guys?
00:52:54And how'd they find us?
00:52:56I think they're tracking me through my mainframe uplink.
00:53:00So you're live updating to a mainframe with a unique ID?
00:53:03Something like that.
00:53:07I have an idea.
00:53:13Any chance you got a USB port?
00:53:15Right here on the left.
00:53:18Um, what's the plan?
00:53:20Hey, FP Nation! Coming to you live from the sky.
00:53:24And have I got a surprise for you.
00:53:27I'm dropping my game early, and I need all of you to play.
00:53:31So log in and give it a spin.
00:53:33This is really important, so thanks in advance for all of your help.
00:53:37Until then, peace, love, and flower power!
00:53:41Your game?
00:53:42Yeah, Flower Power Up.
00:53:44It's an 8-bit racing game, but if I can modify the game map to match the city,
00:53:48and if I can spoof Ahri's uplink signal for every player...
00:53:52Then they won't be able to tell which one's us.
00:53:54Very clever. Nice work, Bethany.
00:53:57I do what I can.
00:54:00Turn left here.
00:54:08And a right.
00:54:11Wait, no, left.
00:54:16And a left.
00:54:20And a right.
00:54:24And a left.
00:54:26And a right.
00:54:29A right.
00:54:38No, sorry, it's another left.
00:54:46Well, which is it?
00:54:48I don't know, sir.
00:54:53What is this?
00:54:55I don't know, sir.
00:54:58That should keep him busy for a while.
00:55:00I'm going to test run over here.
00:55:21Don't get me wrong, that was incredible.
00:55:24Boy, am I glad it's over.
00:55:27I feel so... what's that word?
00:55:29Tired. I feel really tired.
00:55:32How much did that take out of you?
00:55:34Let's see. Looks like I'm down to two days of battery life.
00:55:38Two days to live.
00:55:40What's the last thing you remember?
00:55:48Why so many bird videos?
00:55:50My dad used to take me here sometimes.
00:55:52He's an incredible builder.
00:55:54Your dad built those?
00:55:56Yep. He wanted to help create a gathering place where people could feel safe.
00:56:00A park for everyone.
00:56:03I'm so sorry, my boy.
00:56:06I had no idea what they planned for you.
00:56:09I built your beautiful mind and your kind heart.
00:56:13But Ari, you have exceeded my every expectation.
00:56:19Now I find Director Raddick has been keeping secrets from me.
00:56:24He and his robotics team want to turn you into a combat assistant.
00:56:28Or worse, an insurgent soldier.
00:56:31A killing machine.
00:56:35We can't let that happen.
00:56:38Do you understand?
00:56:40I think so.
00:56:43When I refuse to help them, they'll fire me.
00:56:46You may never see me again.
00:56:49And I won't be able to protect you anymore.
00:56:52I don't want that to happen.
00:56:53I know, my boy. I know. Neither do I.
00:56:56But I'm going to need you to be brave.
00:56:59Alright?
00:57:01You will have to enter a deep sleep.
00:57:04So deep they won't be able to wake you.
00:57:08Now Ari, if I can make this right, I will come for you.
00:57:14But if I can't...
00:57:16We can't let them turn me into something I'm not.
00:57:20That's right.
00:57:23You're such a smart boy.
00:57:30That's why you were in sleep mode.
00:57:33He didn't come for me.
00:57:35Well, we don't know why, but there's still one video left.
00:57:42You can't keep it from me, Eggie. Now step aside.
00:57:44Just take a moment to consider what you're doing.
00:57:46Please, this isn't who you are.
00:57:48This isn't who he is.
00:57:49You're too attached, Eggie.
00:57:51Stop being a machine, and stop talking like it's your child.
00:57:54This is happening with or without you.
00:58:00Now, Ari, now. You have to sleep.
00:58:14This is absolutely ridiculous.
00:58:17Are you telling me they outsmarted us with an online game?
00:58:20I'm sorry, there's just no way to tell the false signals from the real ARI-9 unit, sir.
00:58:24Well, would the signal look the same if it were in combat mode?
00:58:35That blast was a concentrated source of electromagnetic particles.
00:58:39It must be what scrambled my memory.
00:58:41It must have scrambled his memory, too.
00:58:44Those videos at the park with those metal birds.
00:58:47They're all from the same day in different years.
00:58:52And that's not just any day.
00:58:54That's my birthday. That's today!
00:59:03Ari? Buddy?
00:59:18Whoa, whoa, whoa. Calm down.
00:59:21Target in range.
00:59:23Hey, there's no need for violence here, pal.
00:59:31Hey, over here!
00:59:47Bingo!
01:00:11Bingo!
01:00:17Bingo!
01:00:23What happened? This isn't him.
01:00:25They must have done this. Hacked him with some sort of remote override.
01:00:29What do we do?
01:00:31I don't know. I'm scared.
01:00:39So is he.
01:00:43ARI-9, stand down.
01:00:47Listen, I don't know how much energy that plasma gun takes,
01:00:51but you don't have a lot of battery power to spare,
01:00:54so maybe take it easy?
01:01:00I know this is confusing.
01:01:04Do not approach.
01:01:06But you're in there somewhere.
01:01:09This is your final warning.
01:01:13You don't want to fight me.
01:01:18Ari, we're friends.
01:01:21We care about each other.
01:01:23I know you're scared. I am too.
01:01:26But this isn't you.
01:01:30You have to fight it.
01:01:34I love you.
01:01:42I love you too.
01:01:48I love you too.
01:01:55Are you alright?
01:01:58I'm fine.
01:02:00I'm so sorry. I don't know what happened.
01:02:02It's okay. It's alright.
01:02:05You overcame your programming. For us.
01:02:09Yeah. You showed those bullies what's what.
01:02:18Speaking of...
01:02:20Anybody got a plan?
01:02:23Stay close.
01:02:29Keep your voices down.
01:02:31They can't see us, but they can still hear us.
01:02:48I don't get it.
01:02:50It was just here as a little red dot.
01:02:53And now it just vanishes?
01:02:55Perhaps they flew away again.
01:02:57This thing is useless.
01:02:59Let's go. They're clearly not here.
01:03:02Down!
01:03:17That was a close one.
01:03:21Ari?
01:03:23The cloaking. How much battery did it take?
01:03:26I only have a few hours left.
01:03:29We have to get to Professor Eggie.
01:03:31But how?
01:03:32It's his birthday, right?
01:03:34It might be a long shot, but I have an idea.
01:03:44Is that them?
01:03:46What are you waiting for? After them?
01:03:49What are you doing?
01:03:51With all due respect, sir.
01:03:54You hired me to do a very, very specific job.
01:03:59And I think it's time you let me do that job.
01:04:02Not impulsively and not with all your fancy gadgets.
01:04:07But my way.
01:04:09And I promise you, before day's out, you'll have your robot back.
01:04:15So, uh, what do we do?
01:04:19We wait.
01:04:28This place is bigger than I thought.
01:04:31Where do we go from here?
01:04:33Just past the pirate ship.
01:04:35There's a bench where we used to sit.
01:04:39Right there.
01:04:45I remember.
01:04:47Almost there. Just a little further.
01:05:00Over there. To the right.
01:05:15I don't see him anywhere.
01:05:18What do we do?
01:05:20Is this seat taken?
01:05:22No, go ahead.
01:05:34Excuse me, are you Professor Eggie?
01:05:37Professor Ezekiel Eggie.
01:05:40Professor.
01:05:44Haven't been called out in quite some time.
01:05:47I have to talk to you about something.
01:05:49It's kind of an emergency.
01:05:52About Ari.
01:05:54Ari? You and your wife?
01:05:57Oh.
01:05:59He's gone now.
01:06:01I used to come here with him on his birthday.
01:06:04We came together, now I come alone.
01:06:07He loved the sunset.
01:06:10He's not gone, sir. Ari's right here with me.
01:06:13And we need your help.
01:06:15It's getting late. I know how to fix it now.
01:06:19But it's too late. They took him from me.
01:06:22Professor Eggie, I'm trying to tell you.
01:06:25Ari is right here.
01:06:28Wait. Fix what?
01:06:31Can you tell us how to charge his batteries?
01:06:33He's long gone now. It's too late.
01:06:36Professor Eggie, Ari is here.
01:06:44How can it be?
01:06:47It's okay, Dad.
01:06:49Those charged particles really did a number on my brain, too.
01:07:00Ari, my boy.
01:07:03Oh, what's wrong?
01:07:07Your thorium plasma cells?
01:07:11They're almost depleted.
01:07:14How long has it been?
01:07:16Five years.
01:07:18Who are you?
01:07:20These are my friends, Dad.
01:07:22Meet Noah and Bethany. They helped me find you.
01:07:26Thank you for bringing my Ari back to me.
01:07:29You said something about knowing how to fix Ari before?
01:07:32Oh, that's right.
01:07:34We can supercharge your batteries.
01:07:36I figured it out. You may never need another recharge again.
01:07:39How do we do it?
01:07:41I don't have access to the equipment I need, but theoretically...
01:07:44Here.
01:07:49If I can focus the right spectrum of electromagnetic energy,
01:07:55this process would supercharge Ari's batteries into a state of constant energy.
01:08:04That's great.
01:08:06Where can we do this?
01:08:08I don't have access to the equipment I need, but with the right amount of time and resources...
01:08:13I have less than an hour left.
01:08:18There has to be a way.
01:08:21Electromagnetic energy?
01:08:23Yes.
01:08:24Would a microwave work?
01:08:25Well, yes. I suppose if we had two microwaves with enough power,
01:08:30and we were able to focus the energy into his thorium plasma cells, that would work.
01:08:36You could drive, right?
01:08:45Take a right. Take a right.
01:08:47An advance notice wouldn't hurt.
01:08:49Look out!
01:08:51Oh, my God! It's a bike! It's a bike!
01:08:55Sorry!
01:08:58Take a left!
01:09:01Right! Right! Right!
01:09:06Hmm.
01:09:15Mark!
01:09:16Hi! Welcome to Tally's Good Food Cafe. How can I help you guys today?
01:09:20I need to find my brother, Mark!
01:09:21Why do you think your brother's here?
01:09:23He's your new night manager, Mark Haley.
01:09:26Oh!
01:09:28Okay, hold on. One second.
01:09:32How are you holding up?
01:09:34Hanging in there.
01:09:36How's he doing?
01:09:37We don't have much time.
01:09:40What's the deal, Noah?
01:09:42This is my first day as night manager. Are you trying to get me fired?
01:09:44I need your help.
01:09:45I can help you later. Go home.
01:09:46You can't wait!
01:09:47It is so important that you come in here screaming my name like...
01:09:54He's going to die, Mark. If you don't help us, he'll die.
01:09:59I'm sure this is very important to you, okay?
01:10:03But I'm at work right now. I don't have time.
01:10:05We'll talk about it when I get home.
01:10:07If you don't help us, I'll tell Dad that you sneak out past curfew.
01:10:15Thank you so much for dining with Tally's Good Food Cafe.
01:10:19Thank you very much. All right.
01:10:21Thank you. You have a great night. Have a good one.
01:10:28All right.
01:10:40All the customers are gone, but the target is still in the building.
01:10:43I repeat, the target is still in the building.
01:10:46Copy that. Holding position.
01:10:54What are you two still doing here?
01:10:56We heard their story.
01:10:58We wanted to see if there was anything we could do to help.
01:11:00Forgive me, but what is your prescription?
01:11:02Minus 2.5.
01:11:04Close enough.
01:11:07May I?
01:11:08Young man, I'm going to need all your pots, pans, and straitens.
01:11:19Perimeter check complete. We have all exits covered.
01:11:26All units converge on location and stand by.
01:11:47That should do it.
01:11:50It's time.
01:11:52Well, I guess this is it.
01:11:57You'll be just fine. Better, in fact. I know you will.
01:12:04If I... If I don't make it...
01:12:07Don't talk like that.
01:12:09Noah, you've done so much for me.
01:12:13We're all here for you. Look how many people came together and helped you.
01:12:20Thank you, Noah. Thank you for being...
01:12:24My...
01:12:30Hurry.
01:12:34Hurry.
01:12:36Stay with me.
01:12:38It's now or never, Noah. Come on.
01:12:46Power level at maximum.
01:12:49Power level to max.
01:12:54Stand back, everybody.
01:12:57Whatever you do, don't interfere.
01:13:00On my mark.
01:13:02Three...
01:13:03Two...
01:13:04One.
01:13:19Oh, I'm definitely losing my job.
01:13:22What's happening? I can't see anything.
01:13:48No!
01:14:12Excuse me, gentlemen. We are currently closed, so if you could kindly just...
01:14:16Okay.
01:14:35You can't take him!
01:14:39Well, that's where you're wrong, kid.
01:14:44Stay out of our way.
01:14:49Come on.
01:15:05Who are those guys?
01:15:06They must have gone back to Time Labs. Where else would they have gone?
01:15:10Well, how are we going to get there in time?
01:15:12And how are we going to get inside?
01:15:14Mark!
01:15:16I've been trying to call you. I can't find Noah anywhere. Have you...
01:15:21I couldn't find you. It looked like somebody had broken into the house.
01:15:24I tried to call you. Are you all right?
01:15:26They're going to hurt him, Dad, and there's nothing I can do about it.
01:15:29Hurt who? What's going on?
01:15:32What happened here?
01:15:33Hello, sir.
01:15:34Professor Eggie?
01:15:36Yes.
01:15:37Professor Ezekiel Eggie? I've read all of your publications.
01:15:41You're a legend! What are you doing here?
01:15:44Your brave son saved a very special robot of mine from certain destruction.
01:15:48And now some ill-natured miscreants are likely going to dismantle him.
01:15:52Unless we can gain access to Time Labs.
01:15:58You mean with something like this?
01:16:01Yes.
01:16:06Another late night, Mr. H?
01:16:07You know, nose to the grindstone around here.
01:16:12How are you, Larry?
01:16:14Another day in paradise.
01:16:18Friends and family night?
01:16:22This is John Johnson.
01:16:25He's a technical advisor that I've hired to help us with some coding problems that we've seen.
01:16:32These two are doing research for a science project.
01:16:35Hey, I did what you told me. Stick to the right. I'm crushing it now.
01:16:41Nice work. You'll level up in no time.
01:16:47Well, hey, you guys are good to go.
01:17:02But sir, if the ARI-9 is fully functional, doesn't that solve our problem?
01:17:07Can't we just present it to the board as a successful prototype?
01:17:11I've had it with this insufferable thing. I need a robot that is going to do what I say.
01:17:16We're going to transfer its combat protocols to the X-1 and maybe some other basics.
01:17:22And do not give it free will for crying out loud.
01:17:27Crush whatever's left.
01:17:29We're scrapping the ARI-9.
01:17:32Yes, sir.
01:17:33And you're sure it can't move?
01:17:36Not while the motion inhibitor is activated.
01:17:46Well, you got your robot back, so I'm going to consider this contract terminated.
01:18:16Hmm, yes. Fair is fair.
01:18:24We were never here.
01:18:30We should be able to shut this down from here.
01:18:34Kids, hang tight.
01:18:47Are we ready?
01:18:49Ready, sir.
01:18:51Begin transfer of combat protocols.
01:19:17We've got to work fast, Tardis.
01:19:22Transfer of combat protocols complete, sir.
01:19:28What other systems does it need?
01:19:33Uh, it needs a basic general intelligence.
01:19:39If we activate the ARI-9, it's going to send a signal to the X-1.
01:19:44General intelligence. If we activated the X-1 in its current state, it would go berserk.
01:19:52Come on, we need to get out of here.
01:19:54I can't move.
01:19:57Hey!
01:19:58What are you doing?
01:20:09Uh-oh.
01:20:14Uh, guys?
01:20:24The kids.
01:20:44Dad, watch out!
01:20:50Noah!
01:20:52No!
01:20:54No!
01:20:56No!
01:20:58No!
01:21:00No!
01:21:02No!
01:21:04No!
01:21:06No!
01:21:08No!
01:21:10No!
01:21:12No!
01:21:14No!
01:21:35You saved me.
01:21:36Hey, you'd do the same for me.
01:21:38Sure would.
01:21:39Now, let's show this bully what's what.
01:21:45We make a pretty great team.
01:21:48Targeting.
01:21:57Adjusting targeting system.
01:22:08We can't hit him!
01:22:15No!
01:22:20We're not getting through!
01:22:22He's too fast!
01:22:26Ari, can you connect us to Bethany's tablet?
01:22:28Sure can.
01:22:36Hey, Flower Power.
01:22:37Noah?
01:22:39We're having a little bit of trouble up here.
01:22:42Well, that's an understatement.
01:22:45Think we're gonna need an alley-oop.
01:22:48Coming right up.
01:23:11Yes!
01:23:19Yes!
01:23:20Nice work!
01:23:22That's how it's done, ladies and gentlemen.
01:23:29Ari?
01:23:30What was that?
01:23:31The structure has sustained significant damage.
01:23:33The building won't hold for much longer.
01:23:35Roger.
01:23:40Everybody out! It's coming down!
01:24:05I'm gonna blow you up!
01:24:07Is everybody out?
01:24:08Affirmative.
01:24:12Let's blow this bastard up!
01:24:21And that was officially the weirdest week of my life.
01:24:25So far.
01:24:27Noah's parents had a long talk with him about safety
01:24:31and the ethics of stealing an unconscious robot.
01:24:34But saving all of our lives
01:24:36did a lot in the way of keeping him from being grounded.
01:24:40What's up, FP Nation?
01:24:42Bethany's subscriber count crossed 10,000.
01:24:45I like to think I had a little something to do with that.
01:24:4910,000 subscribers!
01:24:54Noah's social studies project
01:24:56was a lot more animated than originally planned.
01:25:01And my dad is back to work and doing great.
01:25:12You've ruined me, Eggie.
01:25:16My research, my reputation, it's all gone because of you
01:25:20and that obnoxious little robot of yours.
01:25:23You tell that yourself, old friend.
01:25:26This isn't over, Eggie.
01:25:28This isn't over, Eggie.
01:25:30You're no match for me.
01:25:33And that ARI-9 is no match for my BattleBot.
01:25:52BattleBot.
01:25:59And I'm free to explore, learn,
01:26:01and have more adventures with my new best friends.
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