:20:00
I was hoping
that wouldn't be necessary.
:20:03
Besides, it's your own fault.
:20:05
If you'd solved the aging glitch
in the original design...
:20:07
we wouldn't have had to
bring you back to build this.
:20:10
The molecular stabilizer should reverse
the aging effects in hypertime...
:20:15
but I'm having a little trouble
with the program and--
:20:19
Earl, the NSA wants all our toys
in three days.
:20:22
Well, they're their toys, right?
:20:25
They don't know the watches work yet,
and I don't intend to turn them over.
:20:29
Besides, how can I
enjoy the power of hypertime...
:20:31
if every time I use it
I end up looking old?
:20:35
Like you.
:20:36
I want this fiixed in 48 hours.
:20:40
Dude, that is impossible.
:20:42
Well, then I guess
I will have to kill you.
:20:48
Wait, wait, wait.
:20:51
Maybe I could do it faster.
:20:55
I mean, I'm still waiting
on some data from a friend.
:20:58
A friend?
:21:03
Well, no, I mean--
:21:04
I can trust this guy.
He's on the outside, but he's cool.
:21:09
He's my college professor. If anybody
can crack the math on this, it's him.
:21:14
What data did you send him?
:21:19
Well, actually, l--
:21:22
I sent him a watch.
:21:23
You idiot!
:21:29
I want that watch back.
:21:53
Mom! Zak's pants
knocked over Dad's stuff!
:21:58
Dad was gonna fiix this for me
so I could sell it. Figures.