Marvel's Avengers Assemble (2013) s04e94 Episode Script
Webisode 4 - Ant-Man and Wasp
[Ms.
Marvel.]
Two of the newest Avengers.
Wasp and Ant-Man, Avengers with the power to change size.
[grunts.]
Wasp's dad invented their battle suits.
Ant-Man can talk to insects, Wasp can fly, and they can both kick butt.
Bioelectric stings: fully operational.
- How about you, Ant-Man? - Here, boy! Oh, come on, Scott.
Seriously? [chittering.]
Good job, Ant-ony! Who's a good boy? Who's a good boy? [chittering continues.]
You are such a mess.
Is this because I'm slacking off instead of testing my gear? No.
It's because there are trillions of ants on this planet, and you named every one of them Ant-ony.
That is not true.
I name the girls Ant-onia.
[chittering.]
[groans.]
[rumbling.]
[chitters.]
[chitters loudly.]
Ant-ony! [grunts.]
[panting.]
[chittering.]
[grunting.]
Wasp, I can't find him! Can you spot him from up high? [Wasp.]
He's ahead of you, about 40 or 50 feet.
I mean, four or five centimeters.
Ant-ony! Give me your antenna, buddy! [grunting.]
[yelling.]
[grunts.]
[panting.]
[straining.]
[grunts.]
Waterfall! [Ant-Man yelling.]
[muffled gagging.]
[gasps.]
My helmet! Without it, I can't change size.
Or breathe.
So maybe I should stop talking before I run out of air.
Looking for this? Ah.
Thanks.
This rescue plan is not going how I pictured it in my head.
[Wasp.]
You and your plans.
Come on.
[chittering.]
Get me lower! Ant-ony! [straining.]
Gotcha! How is the little guy? Won't be able to fly till his wings dry off, but otherwise, he's gonna be okay.
Aw, rats.
[hissing.]
I hate rats.
Yeah, I don't think they like us either.
Let's move.
[Ant-Man.]
If we can grow back to full size, we can take 'em.
- Maybe.
- No room to grow in here.
What else you got? Boom! [Wasp.]
Hey, rats! Say "cheese"! [Ant-Man laughs.]
"Say 'cheese'"? Oh, hush.
Good job, Ant-won.
"Ant-won"? He already has a name.
You can't go around renaming my ants.
- Ant-won, sic him! - Huh? Show no mercy, Ant-won! [laughs.]
Ant-Man and Wasp are awesome because they have chemistry.
And you can't teach that.
As partners, they're willing to do anything to help.
Marvel.]
Two of the newest Avengers.
Wasp and Ant-Man, Avengers with the power to change size.
[grunts.]
Wasp's dad invented their battle suits.
Ant-Man can talk to insects, Wasp can fly, and they can both kick butt.
Bioelectric stings: fully operational.
- How about you, Ant-Man? - Here, boy! Oh, come on, Scott.
Seriously? [chittering.]
Good job, Ant-ony! Who's a good boy? Who's a good boy? [chittering continues.]
You are such a mess.
Is this because I'm slacking off instead of testing my gear? No.
It's because there are trillions of ants on this planet, and you named every one of them Ant-ony.
That is not true.
I name the girls Ant-onia.
[chittering.]
[groans.]
[rumbling.]
[chitters.]
[chitters loudly.]
Ant-ony! [grunts.]
[panting.]
[chittering.]
[grunting.]
Wasp, I can't find him! Can you spot him from up high? [Wasp.]
He's ahead of you, about 40 or 50 feet.
I mean, four or five centimeters.
Ant-ony! Give me your antenna, buddy! [grunting.]
[yelling.]
[grunts.]
[panting.]
[straining.]
[grunts.]
Waterfall! [Ant-Man yelling.]
[muffled gagging.]
[gasps.]
My helmet! Without it, I can't change size.
Or breathe.
So maybe I should stop talking before I run out of air.
Looking for this? Ah.
Thanks.
This rescue plan is not going how I pictured it in my head.
[Wasp.]
You and your plans.
Come on.
[chittering.]
Get me lower! Ant-ony! [straining.]
Gotcha! How is the little guy? Won't be able to fly till his wings dry off, but otherwise, he's gonna be okay.
Aw, rats.
[hissing.]
I hate rats.
Yeah, I don't think they like us either.
Let's move.
[Ant-Man.]
If we can grow back to full size, we can take 'em.
- Maybe.
- No room to grow in here.
What else you got? Boom! [Wasp.]
Hey, rats! Say "cheese"! [Ant-Man laughs.]
"Say 'cheese'"? Oh, hush.
Good job, Ant-won.
"Ant-won"? He already has a name.
You can't go around renaming my ants.
- Ant-won, sic him! - Huh? Show no mercy, Ant-won! [laughs.]
Ant-Man and Wasp are awesome because they have chemistry.
And you can't teach that.
As partners, they're willing to do anything to help.