The Haunted Hathaways (2013) s01e21 Episode Script
Haunted Secret Agent
So who wants to go to the mall? Do a little shopping, see a movie shoot spitballs off the balcony at old people, heh.
Don't judge me.
Don't you guys have school? Nope, school's shut down for two days.
Rat infestation! You're welcome.
Lucky.
We have ghost school.
As if I need help being a scarier ghost.
Others: Don't snap! Good.
I see everyone agrees.
Oh, man, Miles.
[Chuckles.]
Can't believe your school makes you wear those stupid uniforms.
We don't have to wear uniforms.
This is the outfit I picked out.
It's nice.
Well, I'm out of here.
Don't you wish we could go to ghost world and see what it's like? Sorry, ladies, ghosts only.
But even if you could enter, you got to be a top-level dude like me to know how to use this portal.
[Laughs.]
The man.
[Yelling.]
Oh! [Yelling.]
Morning, Mr.
Preston.
[Coughs.]
Whoo.
The man.
[Laughs.]
[Yells.]
[Spooky rock music.]
If you move into a haunted house You gotta try to work things out So if you're living with a ghost or three You gotta be one big, semi scary family Don't know how we ended up this way But I guess you could call us The haunted Hathaways the haunted Hathaways the haunted Hathaways The haunted Hathaways Of course, my dad scared them away.
I mean, what are we gonna do? Share our house with people? [Both laugh.]
[Laughing harder.]
Of course not.
[Laughs.]
That'd be crazy.
Louie, what about your dad? You used to tell us all about his epic haunts.
What's he been up to? Oh, man, he's been up to some pretty crazy stuff.
Cool.
Like what? Like My pops has been made a top-level secret agent.
Dude goes all over ghost world on these super dangerous missions.
Cool.
Like what? You just like details, don't you? [Bell clangs.]
Okay, students, before we start, tomorrow is career day.
Yay.
Please invite your parents to class to talk about their jobs.
The details are on here.
[Shimmering tone.]
Louie, I bet your dad's gonna have some cool secret agent stories.
[Chuckles.]
I'm not sure he can make it.
He might be busy fighting ghost aliens.
Or have jury duty.
Louie, you didn't make that stuff up about your dad, did you? You think I made it up? Okay, fine.
I'll get him here.
Get ready, 'cause you're gonna meet the baddest ghost around: Secret agent Ray Preston.
While I love the sparrow, the swan is way more festive.
Aw, thanks.
The bakery's hosting a girl's birthday party on Thursday, and they want it to be tres classy.
It's going to be white gloves, high tea, and most importantly, make mama some moola.
Stay classy.
[Snaps.]
Ooh, girls, I need some help.
Both: Not it.
I said it first! Girls, haven't I taught you there's nothing more important in this world than helping others? Not sure.
You're a riot.
I can't believe it.
That's Clay Bannister, food critic for the taste of new Orleans.
Oh, yeah.
He's the guy who came to review the bakery but was scared away.
Ray made him lay eggs and blow steam out his butt.
Oh, the good old days.
Two corn muffins to go, and make it snappy.
Welcome back, Mr.
Bannister.
I like your sweatpants.
Sporty.
I'm so glad, because I wear them every day.
It's not like I have a job.
Oh, did-did something happen? Yeah, something happened.
I walked into this house of horrors and laid eggs like a chicken.
[Laughs.]
I made it my screen saver.
I'll let you grown-ups talk.
I tried reporting what happened, but no one believed me.
I lost my job, and my family thinks I'm a crackpot.
When I get the crankies, I get my hair done.
Oh, I can't believe I'm here.
Mother insisted we stop in.
She's in the car.
Well, at least she stuck by you.
She's the one who fired me.
Mother runs the paper.
Now she calls me kookmeister Clay.
And you don't like that? Kookmeister! What is the holdup? Oh, let me guess, you're stuck in a line of ghosts.
Ooooooh.
[Laughs.]
Seriously, kick it into gear, loony tunes.
[Snapping.]
Thanks again for the muffins and ruining my life.
You're welcome! Tell a friend! Frankie, that man's in a lot of pain.
You know what, it's time you girls learn about being there for others.
We're going to invite Clay and his mom to lunch and prove to her he's not crazy.
Mom, we can't show her we live with ghosts.
No, we'll just show her enough to prove sometimes in life weird, unexplainable things can happen.
[Yells.]
[Coughs.]
Crashed into a ghost bird on the way back from school.
So remember, today at school, you're pretending to be my dad, and you're a secret agent.
Got it, stewie.
It's Louie.
[Knocking on door.]
Where's Ray? We need him to scare the snot out of an old lady.
Hi, I'm Ray Preston, a secret agent.
I battle ghost aliens.
Not yet! Okay.
Hi! I'm Lorenzo.
What's going on, Louie? So I kind of told everyone at school my dad is a super-secret agent who captures and destroys ghost aliens.
No one's gonna believe you're related to him.
Of course they will.
We have identical biceps.
Wow, it's like I'm looking at twins.
See you at school, Lorenzo! Who's Lorenzo? Gah! Nobody.
A friend.
Nobody.
You're acting weird.
Weird? I'm just a kid looking forward to a fun day of learning.
Come on, son.
I'm a parent.
My senses are finely tuned to let me know if anything strange is going on with my boys.
Nothing gets past me, Louie.
Nothing.
Hey, pops! Hey, Miles.
What is that? Presenting the ghost groomer 3000! It's the world's first ghost shower.
Great idea, except ghosts don't shower.
We do now, Mr.
Lazybones.
Someone dab a little goop on me and I'll demonstrate.
Happy to help.
[Snaps.]
Uh-oh.
Blue goop.
Whatever will I do? [Phone rings.]
That's enough.
Go for Ray.
Mr.
dobson.
Career day? No, Louie didn't mention it.
See you then.
Oh, Ray, did Frankie tell you we need your help to scare Mrs.
Bannister tomorrow? Wish I could, but I'm hosting band practice tomorrow.
But couldn't you reschedule your little music thingie for another time? "Little music thing?" You are talking about Ray Preston, a sax player who's so good that Louie's teacher asked me to come speak to his class.
He said, and I quote, "we look forward to hosting a celebrity.
" Ce-leb-ri-Ty.
[Snaps.]
Hey! Get back here! I'm trying to teach my daughters how to be nice people, you big bag of wind! Mom, we can't make people fart steam or lay eggs without ghosts.
I know.
We were Clay's one shot.
Oh, I feel awful.
I'm devastated.
Maybe an hour of shopping might help dull the pain.
All done folding the napkins.
Instead of swans, I went with human skulls.
You're welcome.
You are a scary little girl.
Wait, that's it.
Frankie, I want you to use all your creepy talents to create a scare that will make Mrs.
Bannister question her very sanity.
I won't let you down.
When I'm done with her, they'll have to cart her away.
Okay, Lorenzo, let's review.
You're a secret agent, you fight space aliens, and most importantly, my name is Louie.
You say it.
Louie.
This is fun.
Oh, no! What's he doing here? [Chuckles.]
Dad.
What a pleasant surprise.
[Chuckles.]
Okay, see you at home.
Louie, I'm here for your career day.
Your teacher called.
You forgot to tell me.
No! [Bell clangs.]
Mr.
Preston, a grateful nation sends its thanks.
Okay.
Louis, I can't believe you got your dad to come.
This is too cool.
What do you think is in his case? Probably his laser blaster.
I'm so doomed.
Everyone, please welcome agent Preston.
[Applause.]
Thank you.
Actually, it's Ray Preston.
Hey, kids.
I'm Louie's dad, and my first question today is, can anyone tell me what a woodwind is? Then it's a good thing I'm here.
A woodwind is excuse me.
What are you doing? What? It's just that the kids really want to hear about your secret agent job.
My secret what now? How you fight ghost aliens from other planets.
Louie's told us all about it.
His stories gave me chills.
[Snaps.]
[Fire alarm ringing.]
Fire alarm! Everybody out! Louie.
Sorry, dad.
No time.
Find your buddy and exit.
I'll be your buddy.
[Sighs.]
Son, why would you lie and tell everyone I was a secret agent? Because I didn't think anyone was gonna buy you as a sumo wrestler.
Louie, I thought I raised you better.
We're very disappointed, Gooie.
Get out.
Okeydoke.
You got my card, and [In Swedish accent.]
I also do a Swedish accent.
I want a real answer, Louie.
Now.
Fine.
I was embarrassed, okay? All the kids were telling stories about the cool scares their dads do.
I didn't have any.
[Sighs.]
Louie, you know I don't scare because we live with the Hathaways now.
Tomorrow you will march into that class and tell everyone the truth.
I can't do that! I'm Louie Preston.
I have a reputation to uphold.
[Yells.]
Ow, man.
This isn't even my backpack! Okay, the Bannisters will be here any second.
How're we looking? Good to go.
The lights are set to flicker.
Ooh, nice.
Chairs will float thanks to that fishing line.
And Mrs.
Bannister's seat cushion is all rigged.
[Imitation flatulence.]
And what haunt would be complete without some scary noises? [Deep, spooky groaning.]
Oh, my.
That is creepy.
I recorded you sleeping.
You should see a doctor.
[Gasps.]
They're here.
Hello, Bannisters.
Thank you so much for accepting our invitation.
I'm only here because someone threatened to cancel my cable.
Indoor voice, whack-a-doo.
Oh, wait, there are only two place settings.
Where are the goblins and werewolves to sit? [Laughs.]
Will you excuse me for a second? Mrs.
Appleby, what are you doing here? We're here for little Priscilla's tea party, of course.
Which is scheduled for the 16th.
Mrs.
Appleby, not to embarrass you, but today is only [Screaming.]
The 16th! Are you kidding me? Miss Hathaway, we paid for an elegant tea party.
Now, if you're not prepared - What! [Stammers.]
Of course I'm prepared.
Make yourself comfortable.
Get ready for elegant.
Mayday! Mayday! [Yelps.]
All right, how about some summertime? [Snapping.]
One, two, three hey! [Knocking.]
Open up! Napkin emergency! Just some weird neighborhood lady.
I'll just scare her away.
Hey, what's up? [Imitating ghost noises.]
Bwoooah! Mwuaaah! [Coughs.]
Throat tickle.
Ray, I need my classy bird napkins.
Why is the door locked? Is it? [Laughs nervously.]
The hinges must have rusted.
Darn.
Well, back to band practice.
Why don't you want me going in there? Well, my buddies may be under the impression only ghosts live in this house.
And why would they think that? Because that's what I told them.
Wait, didn't you tell me you were mad at Louie for doing the exact same thing, lying to look cool in front of your buddies? What? No.
This situation is completely different Isn't it? No, but I don't have time to argue because I'm elegant, Ray.
I'm elegant! Gentlemen, the ghost groomer 3000.
It'll leave your form feeling clean and warm.
Who wants to try it out first? Miles, this is not a good time.
I'm sensing some reservations.
Allow me to demonstrate.
[Machine clanking, whirring.]
See, I'm cleaner already.
Uh, hey, hey, that's enough! Help! Ahh! Make it stop! [Yelling.]
Ah, refreshing.
No way I'd get in that thing.
It looks like an alien.
What did you say? I said it looks like an alien.
Now, I love these swan napkins.
This is very classy.
Okay, we have a tea party to put on.
Mom, I thought we were supposed to be getting Clay his life back.
Yeah, what happened to helping others and making the world a better place? We'll take shorter showers.
Oh, may we have bup, bup, bup.
Sorry for the confusion, Mrs.
Appleby.
Miss Hathaway, I thought I made it clear that I wanted this to be an elegant, tasteful affair.
Trust me, this tea party will be the epitome of elegance.
One little side note: The violinist couldn't make it.
However [Clears throat.]
Are you going to scarborough fair Apparently not.
Back in a jiff.
Can we please go? This place so gives me the creeps.
Oh, well, now, what is scaring you the most? Is it the six-year-old holding the balloon bouquet? [Laughs.]
Do you just like torturing me? Clay, until you realize there's no such thing as ghosts, no one is ever gonna be able to help you.
I can help you.
Girls, reverse course.
No sale is as important as helping others.
Frankie, release the hounds.
Yes! Mom, I would so hug you right now Mm.
You know, if I was a hugger.
Taylor, you know what to do.
Locked and ready to go.
[Deep, spooky groans.]
They're back.
What is that horrible sound? It's not human! I really do need to see a doctor.
[Girls screaming.]
[Bannisters screaming.]
[Yells.]
Who's crazy now, mother? [Imitation flatulence.]
[Screaming.]
I'm sorry I didn't believe you.
You can have your job back.
Just get me out of this freak show.
Thanks.
You don't know how happy that makes me.
[Deep, spooky groaning.]
[Both scream.]
Before we start, Mr.
Preston has an announcement.
And this better not be an excuse to fart the alphabet again.
Heh.
[Clears throat.]
Good morning, class.
So the other day I told you my father was a secret agent.
Well, the truth is the truth is, I'm the number one secret agent in ghost world.
Dad, what are you doing? I don't know.
Maybe getting ready to kick some alien butt! Hiyah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ahh! [Applauding.]
Students, when I came to speak to you yesterday, I was interrupted by a fire alarm.
I now know who may be responsible for pulling that alarm: A ghost-eating space alien! What are you gonna do, agent Preston? [Sighs.]
I'm not sure.
He's as ruthless as it gets.
Ruthless with a capital "R"! [Roars.]
They call me the ghost groomer 3000 'cause I clean away the scum.
Sweep the leg! Sweep the leg! [Students cheering, shouting.]
[Giggling.]
Stop it.
Stop it.
It really tickles.
I think you should take him down, pops.
Quickly.
Okay, you.
It's time to take out the trash.
Judo chop! Ow, ow, ow! [Coughing dramatically.]
Good-bye, puny earthlings.
I regret nothing.
Stay in school.
[Cheers and applause.]
That was awesome.
So cool.
That's my dad.
All right, I'm off to fight my next battle.
Be safe.
Pops, wait! I still have an announcement I need to make.
You don't have to do that now, son.
Yeah, I do.
Listen up.
Not only is my pops a great secret agent, he's also an awesome musician.
He can play the sax like nobody's business, and I'm really proud and happy that he's my dad.
Thanks, Louie.
No, thank you, dad, for keeping my cool reputation intact.
[Chuckles.]
[Yells.]
[Laughter.]
[Laughs.]
Whoo! The man.
Those poor girls are probably scarred for life.
[Girls laughing.]
See, it was all make believe.
All you do is pull on this wire.
You try.
[Gasps.]
[Girls laughing.]
Don't judge me.
Don't you guys have school? Nope, school's shut down for two days.
Rat infestation! You're welcome.
Lucky.
We have ghost school.
As if I need help being a scarier ghost.
Others: Don't snap! Good.
I see everyone agrees.
Oh, man, Miles.
[Chuckles.]
Can't believe your school makes you wear those stupid uniforms.
We don't have to wear uniforms.
This is the outfit I picked out.
It's nice.
Well, I'm out of here.
Don't you wish we could go to ghost world and see what it's like? Sorry, ladies, ghosts only.
But even if you could enter, you got to be a top-level dude like me to know how to use this portal.
[Laughs.]
The man.
[Yelling.]
Oh! [Yelling.]
Morning, Mr.
Preston.
[Coughs.]
Whoo.
The man.
[Laughs.]
[Yells.]
[Spooky rock music.]
If you move into a haunted house You gotta try to work things out So if you're living with a ghost or three You gotta be one big, semi scary family Don't know how we ended up this way But I guess you could call us The haunted Hathaways the haunted Hathaways the haunted Hathaways The haunted Hathaways Of course, my dad scared them away.
I mean, what are we gonna do? Share our house with people? [Both laugh.]
[Laughing harder.]
Of course not.
[Laughs.]
That'd be crazy.
Louie, what about your dad? You used to tell us all about his epic haunts.
What's he been up to? Oh, man, he's been up to some pretty crazy stuff.
Cool.
Like what? Like My pops has been made a top-level secret agent.
Dude goes all over ghost world on these super dangerous missions.
Cool.
Like what? You just like details, don't you? [Bell clangs.]
Okay, students, before we start, tomorrow is career day.
Yay.
Please invite your parents to class to talk about their jobs.
The details are on here.
[Shimmering tone.]
Louie, I bet your dad's gonna have some cool secret agent stories.
[Chuckles.]
I'm not sure he can make it.
He might be busy fighting ghost aliens.
Or have jury duty.
Louie, you didn't make that stuff up about your dad, did you? You think I made it up? Okay, fine.
I'll get him here.
Get ready, 'cause you're gonna meet the baddest ghost around: Secret agent Ray Preston.
While I love the sparrow, the swan is way more festive.
Aw, thanks.
The bakery's hosting a girl's birthday party on Thursday, and they want it to be tres classy.
It's going to be white gloves, high tea, and most importantly, make mama some moola.
Stay classy.
[Snaps.]
Ooh, girls, I need some help.
Both: Not it.
I said it first! Girls, haven't I taught you there's nothing more important in this world than helping others? Not sure.
You're a riot.
I can't believe it.
That's Clay Bannister, food critic for the taste of new Orleans.
Oh, yeah.
He's the guy who came to review the bakery but was scared away.
Ray made him lay eggs and blow steam out his butt.
Oh, the good old days.
Two corn muffins to go, and make it snappy.
Welcome back, Mr.
Bannister.
I like your sweatpants.
Sporty.
I'm so glad, because I wear them every day.
It's not like I have a job.
Oh, did-did something happen? Yeah, something happened.
I walked into this house of horrors and laid eggs like a chicken.
[Laughs.]
I made it my screen saver.
I'll let you grown-ups talk.
I tried reporting what happened, but no one believed me.
I lost my job, and my family thinks I'm a crackpot.
When I get the crankies, I get my hair done.
Oh, I can't believe I'm here.
Mother insisted we stop in.
She's in the car.
Well, at least she stuck by you.
She's the one who fired me.
Mother runs the paper.
Now she calls me kookmeister Clay.
And you don't like that? Kookmeister! What is the holdup? Oh, let me guess, you're stuck in a line of ghosts.
Ooooooh.
[Laughs.]
Seriously, kick it into gear, loony tunes.
[Snapping.]
Thanks again for the muffins and ruining my life.
You're welcome! Tell a friend! Frankie, that man's in a lot of pain.
You know what, it's time you girls learn about being there for others.
We're going to invite Clay and his mom to lunch and prove to her he's not crazy.
Mom, we can't show her we live with ghosts.
No, we'll just show her enough to prove sometimes in life weird, unexplainable things can happen.
[Yells.]
[Coughs.]
Crashed into a ghost bird on the way back from school.
So remember, today at school, you're pretending to be my dad, and you're a secret agent.
Got it, stewie.
It's Louie.
[Knocking on door.]
Where's Ray? We need him to scare the snot out of an old lady.
Hi, I'm Ray Preston, a secret agent.
I battle ghost aliens.
Not yet! Okay.
Hi! I'm Lorenzo.
What's going on, Louie? So I kind of told everyone at school my dad is a super-secret agent who captures and destroys ghost aliens.
No one's gonna believe you're related to him.
Of course they will.
We have identical biceps.
Wow, it's like I'm looking at twins.
See you at school, Lorenzo! Who's Lorenzo? Gah! Nobody.
A friend.
Nobody.
You're acting weird.
Weird? I'm just a kid looking forward to a fun day of learning.
Come on, son.
I'm a parent.
My senses are finely tuned to let me know if anything strange is going on with my boys.
Nothing gets past me, Louie.
Nothing.
Hey, pops! Hey, Miles.
What is that? Presenting the ghost groomer 3000! It's the world's first ghost shower.
Great idea, except ghosts don't shower.
We do now, Mr.
Lazybones.
Someone dab a little goop on me and I'll demonstrate.
Happy to help.
[Snaps.]
Uh-oh.
Blue goop.
Whatever will I do? [Phone rings.]
That's enough.
Go for Ray.
Mr.
dobson.
Career day? No, Louie didn't mention it.
See you then.
Oh, Ray, did Frankie tell you we need your help to scare Mrs.
Bannister tomorrow? Wish I could, but I'm hosting band practice tomorrow.
But couldn't you reschedule your little music thingie for another time? "Little music thing?" You are talking about Ray Preston, a sax player who's so good that Louie's teacher asked me to come speak to his class.
He said, and I quote, "we look forward to hosting a celebrity.
" Ce-leb-ri-Ty.
[Snaps.]
Hey! Get back here! I'm trying to teach my daughters how to be nice people, you big bag of wind! Mom, we can't make people fart steam or lay eggs without ghosts.
I know.
We were Clay's one shot.
Oh, I feel awful.
I'm devastated.
Maybe an hour of shopping might help dull the pain.
All done folding the napkins.
Instead of swans, I went with human skulls.
You're welcome.
You are a scary little girl.
Wait, that's it.
Frankie, I want you to use all your creepy talents to create a scare that will make Mrs.
Bannister question her very sanity.
I won't let you down.
When I'm done with her, they'll have to cart her away.
Okay, Lorenzo, let's review.
You're a secret agent, you fight space aliens, and most importantly, my name is Louie.
You say it.
Louie.
This is fun.
Oh, no! What's he doing here? [Chuckles.]
Dad.
What a pleasant surprise.
[Chuckles.]
Okay, see you at home.
Louie, I'm here for your career day.
Your teacher called.
You forgot to tell me.
No! [Bell clangs.]
Mr.
Preston, a grateful nation sends its thanks.
Okay.
Louis, I can't believe you got your dad to come.
This is too cool.
What do you think is in his case? Probably his laser blaster.
I'm so doomed.
Everyone, please welcome agent Preston.
[Applause.]
Thank you.
Actually, it's Ray Preston.
Hey, kids.
I'm Louie's dad, and my first question today is, can anyone tell me what a woodwind is? Then it's a good thing I'm here.
A woodwind is excuse me.
What are you doing? What? It's just that the kids really want to hear about your secret agent job.
My secret what now? How you fight ghost aliens from other planets.
Louie's told us all about it.
His stories gave me chills.
[Snaps.]
[Fire alarm ringing.]
Fire alarm! Everybody out! Louie.
Sorry, dad.
No time.
Find your buddy and exit.
I'll be your buddy.
[Sighs.]
Son, why would you lie and tell everyone I was a secret agent? Because I didn't think anyone was gonna buy you as a sumo wrestler.
Louie, I thought I raised you better.
We're very disappointed, Gooie.
Get out.
Okeydoke.
You got my card, and [In Swedish accent.]
I also do a Swedish accent.
I want a real answer, Louie.
Now.
Fine.
I was embarrassed, okay? All the kids were telling stories about the cool scares their dads do.
I didn't have any.
[Sighs.]
Louie, you know I don't scare because we live with the Hathaways now.
Tomorrow you will march into that class and tell everyone the truth.
I can't do that! I'm Louie Preston.
I have a reputation to uphold.
[Yells.]
Ow, man.
This isn't even my backpack! Okay, the Bannisters will be here any second.
How're we looking? Good to go.
The lights are set to flicker.
Ooh, nice.
Chairs will float thanks to that fishing line.
And Mrs.
Bannister's seat cushion is all rigged.
[Imitation flatulence.]
And what haunt would be complete without some scary noises? [Deep, spooky groaning.]
Oh, my.
That is creepy.
I recorded you sleeping.
You should see a doctor.
[Gasps.]
They're here.
Hello, Bannisters.
Thank you so much for accepting our invitation.
I'm only here because someone threatened to cancel my cable.
Indoor voice, whack-a-doo.
Oh, wait, there are only two place settings.
Where are the goblins and werewolves to sit? [Laughs.]
Will you excuse me for a second? Mrs.
Appleby, what are you doing here? We're here for little Priscilla's tea party, of course.
Which is scheduled for the 16th.
Mrs.
Appleby, not to embarrass you, but today is only [Screaming.]
The 16th! Are you kidding me? Miss Hathaway, we paid for an elegant tea party.
Now, if you're not prepared - What! [Stammers.]
Of course I'm prepared.
Make yourself comfortable.
Get ready for elegant.
Mayday! Mayday! [Yelps.]
All right, how about some summertime? [Snapping.]
One, two, three hey! [Knocking.]
Open up! Napkin emergency! Just some weird neighborhood lady.
I'll just scare her away.
Hey, what's up? [Imitating ghost noises.]
Bwoooah! Mwuaaah! [Coughs.]
Throat tickle.
Ray, I need my classy bird napkins.
Why is the door locked? Is it? [Laughs nervously.]
The hinges must have rusted.
Darn.
Well, back to band practice.
Why don't you want me going in there? Well, my buddies may be under the impression only ghosts live in this house.
And why would they think that? Because that's what I told them.
Wait, didn't you tell me you were mad at Louie for doing the exact same thing, lying to look cool in front of your buddies? What? No.
This situation is completely different Isn't it? No, but I don't have time to argue because I'm elegant, Ray.
I'm elegant! Gentlemen, the ghost groomer 3000.
It'll leave your form feeling clean and warm.
Who wants to try it out first? Miles, this is not a good time.
I'm sensing some reservations.
Allow me to demonstrate.
[Machine clanking, whirring.]
See, I'm cleaner already.
Uh, hey, hey, that's enough! Help! Ahh! Make it stop! [Yelling.]
Ah, refreshing.
No way I'd get in that thing.
It looks like an alien.
What did you say? I said it looks like an alien.
Now, I love these swan napkins.
This is very classy.
Okay, we have a tea party to put on.
Mom, I thought we were supposed to be getting Clay his life back.
Yeah, what happened to helping others and making the world a better place? We'll take shorter showers.
Oh, may we have bup, bup, bup.
Sorry for the confusion, Mrs.
Appleby.
Miss Hathaway, I thought I made it clear that I wanted this to be an elegant, tasteful affair.
Trust me, this tea party will be the epitome of elegance.
One little side note: The violinist couldn't make it.
However [Clears throat.]
Are you going to scarborough fair Apparently not.
Back in a jiff.
Can we please go? This place so gives me the creeps.
Oh, well, now, what is scaring you the most? Is it the six-year-old holding the balloon bouquet? [Laughs.]
Do you just like torturing me? Clay, until you realize there's no such thing as ghosts, no one is ever gonna be able to help you.
I can help you.
Girls, reverse course.
No sale is as important as helping others.
Frankie, release the hounds.
Yes! Mom, I would so hug you right now Mm.
You know, if I was a hugger.
Taylor, you know what to do.
Locked and ready to go.
[Deep, spooky groans.]
They're back.
What is that horrible sound? It's not human! I really do need to see a doctor.
[Girls screaming.]
[Bannisters screaming.]
[Yells.]
Who's crazy now, mother? [Imitation flatulence.]
[Screaming.]
I'm sorry I didn't believe you.
You can have your job back.
Just get me out of this freak show.
Thanks.
You don't know how happy that makes me.
[Deep, spooky groaning.]
[Both scream.]
Before we start, Mr.
Preston has an announcement.
And this better not be an excuse to fart the alphabet again.
Heh.
[Clears throat.]
Good morning, class.
So the other day I told you my father was a secret agent.
Well, the truth is the truth is, I'm the number one secret agent in ghost world.
Dad, what are you doing? I don't know.
Maybe getting ready to kick some alien butt! Hiyah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ahh! [Applauding.]
Students, when I came to speak to you yesterday, I was interrupted by a fire alarm.
I now know who may be responsible for pulling that alarm: A ghost-eating space alien! What are you gonna do, agent Preston? [Sighs.]
I'm not sure.
He's as ruthless as it gets.
Ruthless with a capital "R"! [Roars.]
They call me the ghost groomer 3000 'cause I clean away the scum.
Sweep the leg! Sweep the leg! [Students cheering, shouting.]
[Giggling.]
Stop it.
Stop it.
It really tickles.
I think you should take him down, pops.
Quickly.
Okay, you.
It's time to take out the trash.
Judo chop! Ow, ow, ow! [Coughing dramatically.]
Good-bye, puny earthlings.
I regret nothing.
Stay in school.
[Cheers and applause.]
That was awesome.
So cool.
That's my dad.
All right, I'm off to fight my next battle.
Be safe.
Pops, wait! I still have an announcement I need to make.
You don't have to do that now, son.
Yeah, I do.
Listen up.
Not only is my pops a great secret agent, he's also an awesome musician.
He can play the sax like nobody's business, and I'm really proud and happy that he's my dad.
Thanks, Louie.
No, thank you, dad, for keeping my cool reputation intact.
[Chuckles.]
[Yells.]
[Laughter.]
[Laughs.]
Whoo! The man.
Those poor girls are probably scarred for life.
[Girls laughing.]
See, it was all make believe.
All you do is pull on this wire.
You try.
[Gasps.]
[Girls laughing.]