Welcome back to this year's neighborhood race. For the first time ever, we have two siblings in the final. Right next to me is >> Inferior. >> the right, the undefeated Anton on his super speedster mountain flyer 9000. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> Isn't that a bit unfair that he has a bike like that? >> On your marks, get ready. >> But his bike is way better. >> Okay, time to activate. >> Please, what are you doing? That's dangerous, please. >> You're going to have to pick up the pace a bit. Please, please, please, please, please, Stop. >> YOU ASKED FOR THIS. >> >> JEEZ, YOU FLEW LIKE A BIRD. WOO. HEY, DID IT HURT? >> I flew far. >> You're going to fix my bike, and then you're going to do exactly what I say for the rest of your life. >> Wow, what happened there? She's like completely changed. >> Ah, perceptive. A real judge of character. >> Uh, thanks. >> Okay, if I could just find my eyeglasses. There they are. Right. The comet that gave me inferior superpowers passes the Earth once every 50 years. Next time, in just a few days, when >> What if Ethereal finds out what you're up to? >> You think I'm scared of him? >> Yeah. >> When the comet comes, I'm going to be ready and waiting to catch the magic dust, and then I'll have superpowers, so then I CAN CRUSH THE LITTLE >> OUCH. >> SOMETHING'S UP WITH this voice changer. >> Oh, really? What seems to be the matter? >> I imagined it would be more powerful. >> You mean something like this? >> Oh, yeah, that's better, much better. Better. What's this? But I sound strange. Did you add an accent? You're making fun of me. YOU'RE GOING TO REGRET THIS. >> NO, NO, NO, WAIT, WAIT, STOP. NO, you should sound normal again. >> That's right. Yeah, that's right. It's no fun without resistance. Why can't it be like when we were kids, and it was fairer? >> Maybe it's because you suddenly got superpowers. >> It really hurts not to feel any pain. >> Well, it also hurts to feel pain. >> This is my destiny. I'm chosen, but it's eating me. Speaking of eating, I'm hungry. Hey, you >> It might be a little difficult with a fractured clavicle. >> I'm so tired of the secrecy. I want out in the limelight. SOON I'LL SPREAD MY WINGS AND FLY. >> TOWARDS THE SUN. >> AND CATCH FIRE. WE MUST PUT ON A musical sometime. >> It'll be here again. Then I'll have superpowers so I can wipe out my sibling. Hello. Can you hear me? Hello. Woah, a kick. Did you feel that? >> Yes, I felt it. >> Can the baby hear me? >> Absolutely. >> Woah. Okay, let me tell you about life on the outside so that you'll be prepared when you come out. I'm Willie and I'm your big brother. This is mom, but you already know that since you live there. And this is you. There's your nose. No, that's the Willie. >> Thanks, but I didn't want to know that. >> Oh, too late. >> She's a mid-life. >> No, a midwife. >> She seems a little slow. This is my room and here's my bed. Woops. These are my comic books. You can read them if you like. Maybe not this one. I treasure this one a lot. Super special edition. Maybe this one, but now that I think of it, this one's also quite rare. So, oh, but you can play with this one. It's a Huh? I have no idea what the heck it is. Oh, Mom. Mom's not only pregnant, she's also a writer, and she needs to finish her book. So, she's a little bit stressed. In the evenings, she often tries out new stories on me. >> And when everyone else was asleep, he massacred his entire family with a machete. >> Oh, that works fine. Sleep tight, darling. >> Mom, you don't have to turn out the light. Our sister, Vera, is a little bit scared of the dark. She often needs a little company. But not today. I'm in fourth grade. Unfortunately, there is a sixth grade. >> What's up? Well, if it isn't the mini copper waiting for a call out. >> you like boxing, huh? >> No. >> Well, I do. Come on, let's go. >> Bye now. Hi there, Dad. >> Hi, Willie. >> Let's go. >> Well, what were you doing today? >> Just some trust exercises. >> fun. >> As you can see, Dad's a police officer. I'm going to be one, too, when I grow up. There's trouble in this city. >> There's been a recent increase in the theft of electronics, precious metals from cars, domestic appliances, and computers. How are so many of these crimes being committed? Do the criminals have superpowers? The police are always one step behind. >> A couple of years ago, Dad was sure he was on the right trail. He talked his boss into doing a major raid. >> Police! GET ON THE FLOOR NOW! It was only a nursery. >> >> Ever since then, Dad has developed an unhealthy relationship with this case. But he'll solve it one day. Here's the kitchen. This is where >> Oh no, IT'S GO TIME. THE WATERS ARE BROKEN. >> OKAY, apparently there's a leak. >> Everyone knows what to do. The bag. WHERE'S THE BAG? LILY! >> UH EVERYTHING'S PACKED ALREADY. >> HURRY UP, LILY. >> MOM, Mom's about to give birth. >> We have trained for this. Please be nice to each other. I'll call you later. I forgot. >> What? >> Mom, Mom, I I I I forgot, Mom. >> Yeah, you did. >> Mom, got to go. >> Okay, it looks like you and me will meet soon. >> You know how the machine works, right? >> Mhm. >> I've calculated the exact position in time when the celestial body is destined to impinge on the atmosphere. And with this contraption, I'll catch the magic dust. Switch it on. Hello. Are you listening to me? >> No, I listen to whale song. Incredibly soothing. It sounds like this. >> >> Hi. >> Oh, little cuddly Charlie. Look at the little cutie pie. >> Uh did you take laughing gas or >> Huh? >> You know you don't have to talk like that. Infants learn 34 new things every hour. >> It feels a bit uneconomical. >> Yeah, yeah, whatever. Now look. Three, two, one. Now! Activate suction! >> Okay. >> WHAT? NO! THE OTHER BUTTON! THE OTHER BUTTON! THIS THIS IS THE BLOW FUNCTION! JUST SUCTION! AH, THERE'S TWO BUTTONS! PRESS THE OTHER BUTTON! >> SHUT IT OFF! >> I'LL SHUT IT OFF! >> NO, NO, shut it off! No! >> Huh? No. No, no, no, no, no, no. NO, >> WHAT HAPPENED? >> WHAT HAPPENED? YOU destroyed everything. That's all. >> Well, maybe you can >> No, YOU CAN'T. WE'RE STUCK. >> HOW LONG IS HE GOING TO SLEEP FOR? WHEN can I play with him at home? >> In a couple of days. Mom needs to rest. >> Soon. Soon. Just be patient. >> Oh, I've been patient for 9 months. >> Yes, but your whole life is ahead of you. You've got plenty of time for adventures. >> Now I got to wait another 50 years before I GET ANOTHER CHANCE. >> BUT, can't we use this one on people? >> Huh? >> Suck in the power out of them instead. Or uh >> No, it's not possible. But, we can use it on people and suck the power out of them. That's an idea I thought of long before you mentioned it. It needs to be modified, but it's eminently doable. Few tweaks and twiddles. Then I can use it on inferior. >> No running. >> Oh, watch out. Whoa. Sorry. >> Someone's in a hurry. >> Mom's coming home today with my new kid brother. Dad's picking me up. Hi, Dad. >> When are you going home, too? >> Yeah, my dad's coming soon. >> Okay, see you tomorrow. >> Hi there. You missed our little boxing match last time. >> Yeah. Hi, Mom. Where's Charlie? >> Uh with Dad. >> On my way home from school, some kids >> Sorry, honey. I've got to write. Talk to your dad, huh? >> When can I play with him? >> After he's eaten and he's burped and pooped and changed. It'll have to be later, buddy. >> Weren't you going to pick me up today? >> Funny. >> You never listen. >> Uh Mom's writing and I'm trying to teach Charlie how to take the bottle. Right. >> Can we play Super Cops 4 later? >> Yeah, of course. We sure can, buddy. In about 5 or 6 years. >> Very funny. >> Yeah. >> Hey, what's up? >> Huh? Uh nothing. Well, uh I'm feeling, I don't know, a little bit down. >> For real? >> Yeah. No one's listening. >> You're kidding me. You've like so got to stop that. >> Huh. Ouch. What the fudge? What have you done with my room? >> It's just the slider room down the hall. It said Willie on the door. >> Do you even know where it is? >> Charlie needs to sleep near us, so we need your room. >> But what about my room? >> We thought that you could take my study for a while. Put in your things, make it cozy. >> For real? Anything else you haven't told me? Are you and Mom are Russian sleeper cell? And let me see. My name is Jessie and I'm adopted from Chicago. Oh, and your NAME'S DAVE AND YOU SELL MEN'S UNDERWEAR. >> There are going to be some changes now that Charlie's here and you're going to have to take on MORE RESPONSIBILITY. >> OH, JOY. I LOVE RESPONSIBILITY. >> SHH. Hang on. What happened to Ryan? Willie, hey hey Willie. >> >> Oh, sorry. Did I wake you? Catch. Huh? Here. Come on. Okay, is this all he can do? How long is he going to be this utterly useless? >> Well, it may take a year until he says a word, and maybe 2 years until he can walk. >> 2 years? I'll be able to shop the liquor store by then. I'll have graduated as a world-class vintner at that stage. I could even be running my own little wine store on the West Coast. >> Uh >> Now, he's made a mess with the balls. Well, I'm not picking them up. Dear Mr. Majory diary, which I'm not writing. This is certainly the worst day of my life. Huh? Hm. DAD. DAD, WHERE ARE YOU? DAD. DAD, THERE'S A PATTERN IN THE ROBBERY. >> CHARLIE? Where's Charlie? >> On your belly. >> Yes, I I know. Sorry, I slept poorly. >> But, listen. I looked at your investigation, and I saw a pattern. >> I I told you before you shouldn't my stuff, okay? >> Okay, but but I know when and where they'll strike next time. >> Willy, you're too young. >> But Dad. >> Huh? >> We usually The robbers >> I need to change Charlie's diaper. >> They're going to strike again. >> Darling, can you take Charlie? >> Okay, if this is how he wants it, I'll do it by myself. >> I don't quite know how to say this, but maybe we'll have to invest in another writer. >> No, it's more or less finished. Actually, I'm writing the last lines as we speak. >> Well, how exciting. I'll start working on the launch straight away. What's the title? >> The title is Charlie. >> Really? Just Charlie? Hmm, exciting, minimalistic, and striking. A hero's name, like Thor or Hercules. And can you tell me anything about the plot? >> No, now I have to finish writing. Bye. >> Hey, Mom Neighbor. >> Oh, hey. >> This is Milo, born 10 days, 4 hours, 8 minutes, and 30 seconds ago. >> Oh. >> Isn't it amazing with a newborn? You get so much more energy. >> Well, we've had a lot >> They're developing so quickly. Don't they develop so quickly? >> All moms think that their child >> I don't want to call him a prodigy, but he is a prodigy. I've taken 6 years off just to be with Milo. >> Oh. That's a long >> to be there every second. Sorry, I'm babbling. I'm Pernilla. I live in that house. >> Yeah, I live here too. >> And breastfeeding so important for mother-baby bonding. Some people are bottle-feeding. Can you believe it? It's so dangerous, but you know that. >> Well, I don't think >> It just seems to be breastfeeding, breastfeeding, breastfeeding, everything. Even my husband. >> Oh. >> You're breastfeeding, right? >> Yeah, but shut up. Did you hear that? He said something. What did you say? >> I think he just burped. >> He's trying to communicate. I've got to go check my dictionary, my genius baby dictionary. See you later. >> Want to play violin brother? >> If you're having out, could you please take Charlie? >> Uh I can't really do that. >> Where are you going? >> I'm going to take down a criminal organization. >> but bring your brother. He needs to be outside and I need to work. Come on, Willie, you're a big boy now. >> There. Now it's finished. The extraction machine, precisely tailored for Inferior's body. He's sitting here, then you activate it with the remote control, and then his powers are extracted from his body and end up here. At which point I'll drink it and get the superpowers. Now, I just got to find a way to get Inferior to sit in it. It might take days, months, or even weeks, but I >> Volton, I want to show you something cool. Oh, what is this machine? >> Uh feel free. Be my guest. Please, sit on it. >> Oh, it's perfect. It's like tailored for my body. >> Oh, yes, indeed. Certainly. You could say that. >> What is it? What does it do? >> Well, it's >> Wait, don't tell me. >> Yes. >> Is it a dig suit? >> No. I mean, uh what what's a dig suit? >> A suit for digging a construction site. >> Yes, exactly. Uh it's not quite finished. I've tried to keep it a bit secret, uh but >> The thing I was going to show you. >> Huh? >> A new superpower. >> Okay. >> Cool, right? >> Yeah, that's great, but maybe you could try to enlarge it again. >> Oh, I haven't figured that out yet. Crazy. It's been 50 years and I still find new powers. I do like the place. Everything, huh. A bit too dark for me. Uh a plant or two could do wonders. Or a window right here. Uh the view is a bit dull. What a shame. >> Uh See you. >> Oh, the chair's really small now. >> You're too young for that. And the next second it's you're older now. You should take more responsibility. Make up your mind. Am I too young or am I not responsible enough? Are you happy now that I'm required to babysit? Hi. You seem to like kids. Maybe you'd like this one, too. Okay, it must be here somewhere. I knew it. I was right. What is this place? There they are. >> It's a lot. >> >> Okay, I'll take that one. >> Okay, can you help me over here? I've got It's breaking my back. >> What are they doing? What is that stuff? It's stolen goods. I need to film this. >> >> No, Charlie, quiet. >> Who was that? I'll check it out. >> Please, Charlie. You got TO BE QUIET. >> HELLO? >> WE'RE TRAPPED. >> Where are you? Well, there's no one here. Wait. I found a COUPLE OF BRATS. LET ME TAKE CARE OF THEM, AND THEN I'LL KICK THEM OUT. >> don't hurt us. Please don't hurt us. Please. >> The pain. >> What happened? Charlie. How did you do that? >> Rose. Hey, what Oh. Hey, what are you doing? >> We're just a couple of innocent kids. We haven't done anything wrong. >> Innocent kids? WE'LL SEE ABOUT THAT. WHAT DID YOU SAY? >> HOW ARE YOU doing that? You're incredible, Charlie. >> He's amazing. >> What? Why the heck are they running? What could be so dangerous? Watch this. What did you think they were so scared of? Hey there, little friend. Are you lost? What's that, a baby bird? What did they call you? HUH? >> FREEZE, MAN. >> GET THE TRUCK. THE MAN. >> OH, THAT'S GOOD. >> THAT BABY'S CRAZY. >> What are you talking about? Huh? >> He's after me. >> The kid has The kid has superpowers. >> Okay. >> >> No, watch out, Charlie. >> Please find the guy. Can we TALK ABOUT THIS? W- W- WAIT A MINUTE. >> >> OKAY. I GUESS IT LOOKS LIKE we're done here. >> It's over. >> Yeah, come on. >> It's never over. Isn't it? How am I going to fit Infirius into this? But maybe a tiny little human will come along with superpowers that I can extract. >> We were attacked BY A TINY HUMAN WITH SUPERPOWERS. >> OKAY. >> I'm telling you, HE TOOK ALL CLIFF. >> AND HE FROZE my face. >> And he was really small. >> Wow. >> Tiny. He probably fit in that little chair. >> You don't believe us? >> Yes, yes, I believe you. >> Come on, let's go tell the boss. >> Hey, w- w- w- w- w- w- Wait, hold on now. What do you think Infirius is going to say about you guys being beaten by a baby? Won't that make you appear somewhat brainless? I mean, nothing happened. The stuff is still there. Just be better to go and eat some burgers, huh? >> Yeah. I'm going to order some Angus beef and another >> The stardust has fallen on someone else. A little baby. And I'm going to find that baby. >> >> This is completely normal. Some babies can walk early, others can fly. It's not weird. Completely unweird. >> Uh What the heck? My keys. >> I'm hungry. >> Then you'll just have to What? Did you say something? >> I'm hungry. >> Okay, so you can talk. Yeah, of course. >> Yeah, of course. >> Okay, Charlie, you've got to be quiet when we go inside. >> But why? >> Oh, why? >> the door. >> I'll tell you later. What's going on? Very good question. Possibly the best one in your entire life. >> You were gone a long time. How was it? >> It was >> wonderful. >> Uh >> I burst the cup. >> Are you catching a cold? >> Yes. >> Uh no. My voice is breaking. I forgot to tell you. >> Let's get you changed. >> I'll do it. >> That's really kind and you've been so good, but you don't >> Well, I want to. >> Me, too. >> Say again. >> I want to. >> Me, too. >> All of me wants to change Charlie's diaper. >> How are you feeling, Louie? >> Wonderful. >> Mysterious crooks have struck again. >> Louie, have you seen this? >> They left the site with a range of electronics and >> The police are going to buy a special weapon, apparently. >> Ted. Thank you for a compelling proposal. >> Yes, from the police's perspective, it's crystal clear. If the entire force gets this system, we'll win the war against the crooks. >> Yes, but really, is 39 billion? >> It may sound like a lot, but we have to take extreme measures. Nothing of what we've done has had any effect. >> Well, that's all well and good, but shouldn't the money go to schools, hospitals, indoor pools, and skate parks? >> Sure, but think about what safety is worth. Aren't the citizens, or should I say your voters, tired of feeling unsafe? >> I think Leonard has fallen asleep. He touched something. >> The anti-theft system must always be turned off. He'll wake up soon. >> Okay, so you can talk. You can fly, carry a container, then we know. Good. >> But why keep it a secret? >> Why? Because it'll create chaos. It would shake the world to its core. You'd never be left alone. They would just carry out loads of research on you and put you in a laboratory. >> Away from my mom and my dad? >> Yes, away from our >> mom and dad. >> But why? >> Because you're a superhero, Charlie. >> But what's a superhero? >> Okay, this will take some time. >> Time isn't on our side. Who knows where they'll strike next? >> Sure, I hear you, but we do have an obligation to test the new equipment before we can decide to purchase it or not. >> Not a problem. I'll pick a suitable police officer. >> You see, Charlie? >> All superheroes have an origin story. >> About how it all started. How we discovered your particular superpowers. We're writing your origin story just now as we speak. >> Mhm. Uh >> Mhm. >> I see. There's a maternity hospital behind the forest where the stardust blew in. I'm going to find that little baby. My ticket. >> And everything always progresses to the big fight with the super villain. The super villain does everything in his power to destroy the superhero. That's you. He'll try to bait you by threatening innocent people. How, you may ask? Well, often in the form of a runaway school bus filled with children. This bus usually ends up suspended over a bridge railing. Or it could be a bunch of kids stuck in a Ferris wheel who we have to save. Huh? Or you have to save. Because I Huh. My brother has superpowers, but who am I in all of this? Is that me? Huh? The guy in the background? The sidekick? >> What's wrong with being a sidekick? It's an important job, too. Just look at Robin. >> Robin? What's he ever done? Nothing. >> Huh? >> He has incredibly colorful clothes. You should be thankful for your brother. >> No. >> You're right to be upset. You'll always live in the shadow of your mighty brother. You're doomed to be in eternal darkness. But there is one solution. >> Don't listen to him. There are lots of good things >> Lots of good things? >> Don't listen to him. No. You're the one who should be the real superhero. You're the one who knows how it all works. So, write your manifesto. >> Okay, let's see which baby was born in that particular room at that particular >> Get her out. >> Like stealing candy from a child. >> Yes. >> But in this case, the candy gives you superpowers. >> Exactly. >> Soon you'll be super colossal. >> Sure. Uh wait, you can't say I'm super colossal. That makes me sound like I'm super fat. >> Yeah. BMI man. >> Bingo. >> What are you doing? >> Isn't this a bingo hall? >> No, this is a hospital. >> I told you, bingo halls don't look like this. Come on, we better run. We're going to be late. >> Yeah, bye. >> The real superhero is the one who takes immediate action and solves the problem. >> Well, yeah, but he also >> Do you have a brain? >> Yeah. >> Mhm, exactly. A perfect cop has brains and muscles. You've got a brain, but no muscles. >> Yeah, but >> as skinny as a string of dental floss. But there is a solution, right in front of your nose. Charlie can become your muscles for you to use as a weapon. Now, write this down. >> Uh-huh. >> I can keep Charlie's powers a secret forever. Taking advantage of his trust I can take credit for everything Charlie does. Sabotage him and secretly prevent him from succeeding. >> Now, she knew who the murderer was. It was a neighbor. Imagine, someone living so close by. >> >> Hi. >> What are you doing? >> I'm trying to improve Milo's night vision. What are you doing? >> I'm writing. I'm writing a kind of diary on Charlie's development. I'm counting his breaths, weighing his diapers. Don't you? >> Well, yes, of course. >> Yes, absolutely. I can do that. A cute I I mean a suit. Yes, I understand. Bye. >> Who was that? >> Uh, that was my boss. She wants me to come in right away. >> You don't want Charlie today. >> important. They've asked for me. That's what she said. Maybe this is the turning point. >> Hey, good morning. I can feed Charlie. He gets really calm when I do it. I can do it from now on. We're going out for a walk now. I'll just take him out. >> Wait. >> Okay, how much exactly did you pay him? >> It's good that they're having fun, right? >> Yesterday he wanted to sell him on the dark net. >> Uh, they're not doing anything dangerous. What could happen? >> Where are we going? >> To our nest. All superheroes have a nest and a mission. >> What's our mission? >> We're going to find and catch the crooks, okay, Charlie? And I we will get all the credit for catching them. Dad will finally get that I'm not >> Okay, what is credit? >> I'll get to that. Why don't you put on this t-shirt? >> Nice. Really, what is the S for? >> Sidekick. >> Wow, cool name. What are you called? >> The Master. >> That is also cool. >> Okay, let's find out what superpowers you have. How high can you fly? >> Fly? I'm not able to fly. >> But yesterday when we uh Okay, we'll start off easy with some combat technique. Catch. >> Ow. >> Oops, sorry. I thought >> I'm hungry. I want to go home. >> But we haven't even started yet. You can eat when you >> >> Okay, okay, chill out. You'll get your food. >> >> Okay, now's the perfect time for us to act. The baby is insanely strong, so I've developed a substance that temporarily decreases his powers. A sort of pre-treatment that allows us to extract those powers. It'll make him completely compliant. Okay, tell me you didn't just drink that. >> Yeah, uh >> No, it's pointless. His speech center's been eliminated. I know. Let's use the big brother to make the baby drink the substance. >> Superheroes aren't normally sitting on rooftops doing this. >> There, soon you'll feel better and be able to talk. >> I'm Tom. Now's your chance to shine. >> Oh, yeah? How so? >> You're going to go to a crowded place and threaten TO DETONATE A BOMB. >> OH, what a chance. Sounds like a lot of fun. Uh but I'm an inventor. I'll get caught or shot. >> Yes, that's the whole point. >> Yeah, sick. Okay, I get Well, I I guess I I get it. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. You know what? I just had a brilliant idea. >> What? >> He will do it instead. >> Hmm, do you think he wants to? >> Oh, of course. Otherwise, he would have protested. He's not paralyzed. >> Okay. Deal. We can do it. >> Whooey, that was pretty darn close. What? What do you want? Why are you looking at me like that? Stop looking at me. It's so creepy. >> You're a good student, Charlie. >> Thank you. >> It's okay that you can't fly yet, but we can try out a lot of other superpowers. >> Yes, we can try other superpowers. >> Shoot ice, laser, telekinetics, interdimensional warping, X-ray vision, elasticity, invisibility. Huh? Are you seeing what I see? >> Uh I can try see what you're seeing. >> No, just look over here, in this direction. There. Do you see the logo on the truck? >> Oh, it's the same one. >> We have to follow him. >> But I'm not really trained. >> No more practicing, Charlie. The mission starts now. >> What are we going to do? We're too slow. >> Yes, sir. He stopped. >> Well, if it isn't our little copper. >> Hello there. Get out of my way. I'm in a hurry. >> Why should we? Are you on a secret mission or something? >> A little baby. >> No, he's just trying to play house. >> Nice shirt. >> What's the M for? >> Missfit. >> Can I try it on? >> Stop it. >> Hey. >> Hi. >> Oh, and who's this cute little thing? >> Uh seriously, I wouldn't tease him if I were you. >> Okay. >> Got it? >> What's he going to do? Poop in his pants? Oh, what are you doing? >> >> My nose, it's my best feature. My mom said it should never be touched. Okay. >> >> Let's get out of here. Oh. Nice one, Charlie. Oh, no. We're never going to make it now. >> Yes, we will. Jump in. >> What? This doesn't FEEL VERY DIGNIFIED. >> >> THAT'S GREAT, CHARLIE. IT'S GOING SO FAST. THERE it is. >> Pretty smart, right? Even better if we could fly. >> You're never satisfied. >> >> Here comes the airplane. Climb up. >> Great. Oh, no, the sun. >> >> Okay. now I know how fast to fly. Woah. What is this place? Okay, he's behind the truck. Let's jump down. Come on. >> Oh, hey hey. >> There you are. >> Ah, we don't know. It still stinks, and must be something in that truck. >> Just looks like an ordinary disposal facility. >> Look, where's that truck going? >> Woah, did you see the holes? >> They're from the forklift you threw. >> We're on the right track. There they are. >> Welcome. >> We have to get in there. >> I don't think it's going to work. But I'll try. >> Access denied. >> >> No, wrong biometric. Darn it. We'll have to wait until the next >> Or one could remove the door instead. Just a slightly different approach. >> Just look at all these goods. >> What does that mean? >> It means we're on the right track. >> Woah, look at those suits. Exoskeletons. >> It's pretty dark in here. >> They've made them from the stolen goods. But why? Hmm. >> What? Where are you going? We don't have to go down there. >> Woah. >> Why not go back and practice some more? >> No, let's go deep into this creepy place. >> Here's where they're making all that stuff. >> Wait, we've seen it now. We've ticked that box. Let's go home. >> No, you don't understand, Charlie. This is huge. We have to find out what's going on. >> Do we have to? I think it's creepy. Huh? >> Huh? Someone's coming. >> It's not fair. I was paralyzed. I couldn't say no. Can anyone do it himself? >> Don't worry. >> Come on. >> It looks like a bomb. >> Easy for you to say. You're not the one who's going to get shot. It hurts. >> I want my mom and my dad. >> Not now. >> Aw, it's such a warm and cuddly feeling getting a hug from mom. >> Listen now. Never ever put your trust in an adult. They'll always let you down eventually. One day, you're a king. The next, you don't matter at all. You got to avoid all emotional engagement. It's their weapon. The best thing you can do is not to trust anyone, only me. No, no, no, no. Don't cry. >> I can't hold it in. The impulse is too strong. >> You can. YOU CAN DO IT. >> >> WHAT'S THAT? HUH? WHAT? >> >> IT'S THEM. >> LET'S CATCH THEM. >> STOP. >> >> HEY HORACE, WHERE ARE YOU GOING? >> THE KIDS ARE GOING THIS WAY. >> Can you reach my phone? Dad, you can pick us up. >> I I can try. >> All right. >> I got IT, ASTRID. >> OVER TO ME. >> WHAT? >> MHM? >> HUH? >> Hurry up, meat sack. >> I'm in an empty stroller. >> That's the baby who beat us up, right? >> That's him. >> Hey kids, do you want to fight with them again? >> No, not so much. >> So, why are we chasing them? >> I don't know. It's just something I do. >> They're gone. >> So, should we tell the boss? >> Nope. >> Hamburger? >> Yep. >> Maybe I should try that Angus beef. >> >> Hey, did you hear that? It sounded like tickle lickle. >> What's that? >> A tickling machine that takes control over me, and then I just have to tickle. >> Oh, no. >> Tickle machine. Tickle machine. Tickle machine. >> Dad. >> Yes, they were by the school. I'll call later. >> Listen. >> Yeah. >> We No. Where were you, by the way? >> We found the headquarters of the crooks. We know where. >> need to stop these games now, Willie. It's wonderful that you like to be with your brother, but Charlie's a baby. >> You get that, right? >> What are you wearing? >> Uh well, the police are thinking of buying one of these suits. If I do a good job, which is difficult now I have to babysit. >> It's the same kind. Now I understand. >> No, don't touch. It has some crazy anti-theft system that puts you straight to sleep. >> how it's all connected. Dad, listen. Your suit >> Wait a minute. Be quiet. >> Dad, there's an imminent attack on the amusement park. There's a masked man. >> Roger, I'm on it. >> Dad, don't buy it. It's a setup. >> I haven't got time to listen to any more of this guff, Willy. >> We just saw the >> No, I said be quiet. >> But I Run. >> Now, what's going on? >> >> Holy moly. >> Dad, I'm coming too. >> No, you wait here with Charlie. Dad's going to work. >> case, too. I'm the one who solved everything. Oh. >> My life is in danger and I have a gun and I'm not afraid to use it. >> Okay, easy now. There's a bomb and there are civilians. >> I like you, Willy. You're kind and considerate. >> Considerate. >> You care about me. You wanted to help me without thinking about yourself. I want to be like you when I grow up. >> Well, I'm not that grown up. >> More grown up than me. >> Yeah. Uh Charlie, there's something I have to tell you. I haven't been completely honest with you. I'm not as considerate as you think. My plan was um actually >> Now we have an update. >> Huh? >> It looks like a time bomb. A lot of kids are in danger. >> Come on, we got to get in there. >> No. >> Huh? >> Dad said we should stay put. He's in charge. >> Are you crazy? Have you got lactose poisoning? >> He's higher in rank. >> Fine, I'll go by myself. >> I'm going to need to get some backup. >> Backup's on the way. You have the suit, you can do it. Over. >> There's one bad guy. He's masked and armed. Wait, he's seen me. Maybe because I talked so loud. Wait, he's pointing his gun at me. >> Use the new weapon. >> Oh, that's right. >> The weapon. >> Oh my goodness, I I I I I forgot it. I Wait, where we got to go? >> Huh? The bomb. >> I need my weapon. Huh? Where's Willie? >> What's the status? Can you hear me? >> I must be convincingly evil. No, that doesn't sound convincing. It's difficult in this suit. Boop. Oh, that worked. But I don't even look like Inferior. I look like a walking turd. >> Wake up. Can you hear me? Society needs you. Wake up, you wuss. You're not going to save us. >> >> Ow. You bit me. You sensed that daddy had to wake up and you're a hero, Charlie. Do you understand that? You stay here. >> The bomb isn't armed. >> If someone tries something funny, I will, too. You hear me? If you so much as try to do anything, understand? Don't test me. Put the weapon down or I'll fire. Okay, this is it. This is going to hurt. >> Rose. >> That's how it goes when you're up against the best cop in the the bomb. Okay. Okay, let's see. Red or blue? Red or blue? Um I know this. How hard can it be? I'll take red. Oh, I took blue. Oh, this is okay. I'm still here. The danger is over. LISTEN, I DISARMED THE BOMB. >> GOOD JOB. >> I saved you all. >> The crime wave in the city is over. Finally, we can all look forward to sleeping soundly at night thanks to this duo. >> Yes, and thanks to these incredible weapons. If this hero hadn't turned up with a new suit and acted quickly, these kids would not exist anymore. That's the truth. >> I also want to thank my newborn son, Charlie. Thanks to this little guy. >> Charlie, quiet, my love. >> I couldn't have done it without him. He must have a sixth sense. >> He sensed the danger and he warned me. >> Yes, and the weapons, amazing. >> So, the police force have been reinforced by little super Charlie. >> Yes, I guess so, yeah. >> And you also have an older son here, right? >> Yeah, I'm a bit unsure of where he is, actually. Where the hell is he? >> Oh no. >> Look, here he comes. >> Hey. >> Hey Cass, you really think Willie >> You know, I know your secret and I understand how you're feeling. >> What do you mean? Who are you? >> Your little brother has superpowers, but not you, right? Oh, that's so sad. But you don't have to live in his shadow. You can have superpowers as well. >> How would that work? >> It just needs science and I'm a scientist. >> Well, good for you, but I'm fine. >> What if your life was in danger? >> Uh, no. Thanks anyway. >> He will be back. He will be back. >> Uh, it's not healthy to look at that, by the way. >> Huh? >> Guys, I have been named POLICE OFFICER OF THE YEAR. >> Are you serious? Oh, that's wonderful. Well done. >> Yep. And the city is going to buy the equipment we need, thanks to me and to Charlie. >> park and the indoor pool and all those other things the city was supposed to invest in? >> What's the point of playgrounds if no one feels safe enough to play in them? The city needs safety. The city needs someone like me. >> But it's a scam. Can't you see that? You got to believe me. I can prove it. >> Oh, Willie, I don't want to hear about it. >> Oh Mom, you believe me, don't you? >> Let it go now, Willie. Can't you be happy that Dad gets to be a hero? >> >> No one gets it. They've got the wrong guy. He's just an insignificant minion. >> That bomb device was not activated. >> Why suddenly start to blast and terrorize everyone? Oh, they've concentrated solely on the fact. Suddenly, it's like they're performing in front of thousands of people, like they wanted people to see. No one was ever supposed to come in harm's way. They only wanted to lure Dad there. Oh, but why? Why was Dad first at the scene? Weren't there any other patrols nearby? We got to expose their den before the police purchase their new suits. Come on. >> I can exploit Charlie's trust. >> DON'T READ THAT. >> Take credit for everything Charlie does. Sabotage him and secure his chances succeeding in his goals. >> That's not true anymore. I didn't mean it. >> I trusted you, but you were right. You can't trust anybody. >> >> I can't do it without you. >> Don't give up. >> I'm not listening to your advice. That didn't go well last time. >> prove them all wrong. >> It's no use. No one ever listens to me anyway. >> Oh, hello there. So, you're having a meeting. Great. Let uh me give you You know where the real crooks are. >> But I can't do it by myself, not without Charlie. It's so unfair. He's just a baby. He has no use for superpowers. >> No. But what if you had them instead? >> Yeah, but how how's that going to work? >> I'm back. So, what did I miss? What did I Don't get Don't Don't saw me in half. >> You'll have very nice welcome. Welcome. >> Hm. >> I had a feeling you'd show up. >> So, I get the superpowers without any risk to Charlie. >> Of course, of course. No risk at all. >> Okay. I'll do it. >> Good lad. You made a very sensible decision. >> So, what do I have to do? >> It's very simple. You just got to give him this. >> I'm doing this for everyone. I am the only one who can save this city. It's up to me now. >> Well, I have an objection. Please don't give him that. >> I've already decided. >> Today's big ceremony in City Hall will host hundreds of police officers and their family members. The city will also sign a contract with the supplier of the new equipment. >> Want to hear my speech? >> Hm, how long is it? >> Uh Maybe I'll shorten it. >> Yeah, give it a try. >> Hello? Wake up. Charlie? Uh >> >> Uh. What have I done? MOM! >> >> MOM! HE CAN'T TALK. >> WHO? >> CHARLIE. >> He's 4 WEEKS OLD. >> YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. HE DRANK A BOTTLE OF I can't tell you. >> You're coming to the ceremony. Get changed. You never want to come to anything, so I'm not even going to ask. >> Okay, whatever. Or maybe you want to come. In that case, I don't mean >> I'm going crazy. Were we like this when we were that age? >> help me find my trousers before I start to cry? >> I need to get going. I'll see you guys shortly. A limousine will pick you up later. >> Oh, fancy. >> Yeah. Sure is. >> I'll go get changed. Oh, what should I wear? Open up! You have to help me. >> swallow the preparation? >> Yes, but >> Hallelujah. >> But something's wrong. What's happening to my little brother? >> It does take some time. First, his powers decrease, then speech. Oh, and ultimately, he'll end up being an ordinary infant. >> You have to reverse it. I know you can. >> That may be true, but I just don't want to. The wheels are already IN MOTION. >> BRAT! LOADED. >> I'M GOING to the ceremony to steal Charlie's powers. I really do hope he survives. >> >> Hope he survives? Huh? >> >> Yes, well done indeed. >> Thank you. Oh, and thank you for the limousine. It was much appreciated. >> Limousine? Uh, excuse me. I um wonder, maybe would you uh share your parenting methods at all? >> I have no method. I just want my kids to have a normal life and not be spoiled all the time. Uh the babysitter's up front with me. >> Okay. >> Aw, he's sleeping. There we go. >> Huh? >> Mom, Charlie, don't go with him. Get out of the car. Wait. Stop. Oh. >> No. No. Darn. >> Oh, no. Is your bike broken? >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Here. You can borrow my bike. >> Oh. Thanks. Let's take a selfie. There they are. Oh, no. You got to get out of there. He's evil. He's going to steal your power. >> Get away. >> I'm going to get an award. >> Oh. Fire your laser. >> I can't. The powers don't work. I'm tired. >> But you can't sleep now. >> >> Move out of my way. Watch out. >> Hey, hey, where are you going? >> about to receive an kid. >> >> Charlie's going to join his dad on stage. I can bring him backstage. You can find a seat in the meantime. You can leave him with me. You can totally trust with me. I'm totally trustworthy. >> he's going to be on stage, okay. >> Mom, don't let him take Charlie. >> Hey, you. Where you going with Charlie? >> nowhere. Hey, your wife asked me to check on him and the little rascal fell fast asleep. >> good. So, you're going to be bringing him on to the stage when I introduce him. >> No, he's dangerous. Stop him. No, no, no, no. Where are they? Yes. >> >> Oh, it's locked. >> Imagine, I've waited for this moment for 50 years. 50 years. 50 years. >> That's a really long time. >> Yeah, but good things come >> Not good. Got to get Charlie out of there. >> It's like a melody. Let's see here. Canister. Activated. Like that. >> It's too tight. No. >> Nothing going to stop me now. >> What the Where did the canister go? Ah, this will do. >> Allow me to introduce Police OFFICER OF THE YEAR. BIG ROUND of applause. >> Thanks. Thanks. Thank you. Thanks. Um, yeah, I I want to thank my wife and then my kids. Especially little Charlie. Yeah. Um, I I don't know where he is right now, but uh, let me tell you all about what happened when I captured the bad guy. >> On top. I NEED A PEN. >> Here you go. >> You must remember to equip the suit with a pen. What's that? A juicer? A coffee machine? >> A little bit of both, you could say. >> Hm, how nice. Give it to me. >> No. >> No? Are you SAYING NO TO INFERIOR? >> NO. >> OKAY. Say yes then. >> Yes then. >> So, give me the coffee. >> I'm the one with the superpowers and I'm going to destroy you. Because you know what? THE TYRANNY ENDS HERE. TASTE MY WRATH. >> >> HAVE YOU LOST YOUR MIND? >> MAYBE, but I feel pretty energized. >> Relax. We'll come up with an appropriate punishment later. >> Oh. >> I almost forgot. >> >> I'm supposed to be super strong. What happened? >> Charlie, we're getting out of here. >> So, what are we going to do with this? >> These are your powers. Or maybe I guess they don't have to be yours specifically. We could share. I could take half. >> Maybe it's my turn. >> I drink it all because Yeah, I like that. That's a good idea. >> >> Mom's coming home today with my new kid brother. >> I like you, Willie. >> Okay, so you can talk. Yeah, of course. >> Yeah, of course. You're kind. >> Thank you very much indeed. You care about me. You wanted to help me without thinking about yourself. >> Psychic. >> Woah. >> The mission starts now. >> So the police force have been reinforced by little super Charlie. >> But who am I in all of this? More grown-up than me. What am I thinking? >> These are your superpowers, Charlie. Come on, drink. >> Well, ladies and gentlemen, now it's time >> Can you try to say something? >> to be defeated. >> Huh? >> It's time to sign the contract. >> Oh no, they're signing the contract. Box suit, don't go anywhere. >> Council, I'm signing here. >> Wait, don't sign it. The ghost is A REAL CROOK. >> NO, YOUNG MAN. >> YOU'RE ACTUALLY buying equipment from the real crook. He created it from all the electronics he's stolen from us. >> Wally. >> Hey, do you really want to ruin this moment for your father? He has caught the crook and we're here to celebrate that. >> It's your fault, Dad. We haven't actually caught the real crook. >> Inferior. >> Inferior? >> Inferior wanted you to succeed in order to convince us that we needed his weapons. >> Boring. Throw him out. >> Don't sign it. That's just what they want you to do. >> Who is this Inferior you're talking about? >> It's you. >> >> Oh. No, don't you touch that. >> Well, well, you just wait. >> Don't you touch my son, OR I'LL >> >> YOU WERE completely right. Humans need a real threat. It unites them. It's like a warm, lovely campfire to gather around. I can provide that threat, but I can also provide protection. The salvation, the struggle between good and evil, and I'm in charge of both. It's a win-win situation for me. So, let's take a little trip, you and me. Unfortunately, it's a one-way trip for you. >> Will he? >> >> Huh? This is really high. >> Um, don't take this personally, but I'm going to let you go now. >> Otherwise, they'll never take me seriously. >> No. >> Bye. >> >> No. Woohoo! You can fly. >> Of course I can. I'm the >> No, I'm the sidekick. >> >> Willie, Charlie. >> I've been waiting my whole life for a real opponent. No one understands how lonely it's been with all these unusable superpowers. And when I finally face an opponent with powers, it's a little baby who DOESN'T STAND A CHANCE AGAINST ME. OKAY, the little baby wants to have some fun. >> >> No more tick tock for you. Well then, we'll just have TO ARRANGE A FAMILY TRIP. IT'S A LITTLE MORE EXPENSIVE. OH, there you are. Mom and Dad WANT TO GO AWAY WITHOUT YOU. THEY NEED SOME ALONE TIME. >> WATCH OUT, CHARLIE. >> WELL, THAT SHOULD DO IT. >> PLEASE, STOP. >> NO, NO. Aren't you having fun like going in an elevator, BUT BACKWARDS AND SIDEWAYS? THIS WAS THE SHORTEST superhero career I've ever seen. >> Use your superpower. >> Which one? >> Just pick one. >> Uh I'm hurting. >> Don't be so tough on him. He's just a baby with all new superpowers. It takes time before you can control them as expertly as I do. But now I'm afraid I have to end you, little friend. >> No. >> Hm, let me see. What power do I choose? Or maybe the latest one I discovered, shrinking. What would happen if I made you even smaller? >> I'll throw that. I did. You? That was really stupid. I still have superpowers. Don't you think they hurt less just because I'm smaller? What a shame that it came to this. >> >> No. No. Let me go. I'm not a cat. Or am I? Let me out. I'm happy in the zoo. Please. >> >> No. >> Huh? Don't touch that. >> But I want it. >> You can't just take superpowers. You have to earn them. >> Now I'm going to hypnotize all of you so that you'll forget everything. >> Hypnotize? >> I want to >> Cheers. >> >> You actually did it. But I really have to ask you, where did this story come from? >> Well, you won't believe it, but it was my son Willie who told me the story. >> I just realized something. There must still be a shot of superpower juice left in the machine. >> You're right. It must not fall into the wrong hands. We have to fly. >> Wow, really? What an imagination. Is it too early to sign in? >> >> Uh seriously, is it? >> Hey, brother. There's an endless world to rediscover. Hey, sister. >> >> Know the water's deep, but blood is thicker. Oh, if the sky comes falling down for you, there's nothing in this world I wouldn't do. >> >> Hey, brother. Do you still believe in one another? Hey, sister. Do you still believe in love, I wonder? Oh, if the sky comes falling >> >> down for you, there's nothing in this world I would I would What if I'm far from home? Oh, brother, I will hear you call. What if Oh, sister, I will help you Oh, if the sky comes falling down for you and there's nothing in this world I wouldn't do. Oh. Hey, brother, there's an endless road we discover. Hey, sister, do you still believe in forever? Oh, if the sky comes falling down for you and there's nothing in this world I wouldn't do. Oh. 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