:24:01
I know, son, but if all your friends were
named Cliff, would you jump off them?
:24:06
I don't think you would.
You see, Jimmy...
:24:08
Jimmy. Jim, Jim, Jimmy.
:24:10
Jim, James, son, let me
tell you a little about rockets.
:24:14
They're big-people things, son.
:24:17
And you just can't go around playing
with big-people, fiery, flying things
:24:23
because that's what rockets are.
:24:25
Rockets are flying things.
:24:28
Well, I hope this talk has helped.
:24:34
And, by the way,
Mom says you're grounded.
:24:37
Sorry.
:24:39
What good is it to be a genius if you
can't even go out on a school night?
:24:45
Goddard, options.
:24:47
Apologise. Your parents love you.
:24:50
Next.
:24:52
Create a time capsule.
Escape to the future.
:24:54
That'll take too long. Next.
:24:57
Build Goddard a female poodle.
:24:59
Goddard, this is serious.
:25:03
Sneak out.
:25:05
That's it. Barbaric problems
call for barbaric solutions.
:25:09
Phone, please.
:25:13
Carl, it's me.
:25:14
You get permission? Me neither.
:25:17
It turns out parents
don't understand psychology.
:25:20
Tell Sheen to meet us
at Retroland in one hour.
:25:24
We're sneakin' out.
:25:27
Halt! Hold it right there!
:25:32
Jimmy's awfully quiet up there, Hugh.
Do you think we were too tough?
:25:36
- No, I don't think so, dear. No.
- Maybe I should check on him.
:25:40
Now, now. I'm sure he's just
reflecting on the error of his ways.
:25:46
Dealing with it in a mature,
responsible manner.
:25:50
"Mom says you're grounded."
Take that.
:25:54
It's working now.
:25:57
OK, Goddard, you know what to do.