[rock music]
- It's hard to believe that
just a few months ago
we were petrified about
starting a new school.
- And now look at us.
We get to hang out
with friends
and dig in the dirt
for a grade.
- Wait, there's grades in here?
I hope I find
an A.
No, I'm kidding.
I know there's no A's in here.
I'll settle for a B.
- Who knew school could feel so
un-school-ish?
- It really did work out great.
I mean, it
took us three months,
but we finally
made a bunch of new friends
and everybody's happy.
- Sups haps.
I dig it here.
[bell rings]
- School's over already?
all: Aww.
- Don't worry. We get to come
back to school tomorrow.
all: Yay!
- But it's our turn
to clean up.
all: Lucky.
- All right, see you guys
tomorrow.
all: Bye.
Hey, my shovel's
stuck on a root.
Could you give me a hand?
- Do it yourself!
Is what I would have
said at our old school.
But now, come on, guys.
Let's help Dickitydoo.
- Look at us.
The Harper Quads working
together.
Has life ever been this good?
[together] Nope.
[creaking]
- It wasn't a root,
it's a pipe!
- We struck oil!
We're gonna be rich!
- No! Dickitydont!
- That's not oil. That's sewage!
- What?
- It's Dickitydoody!
all: Gross!
- Quick! We need to plug
the hole!
- Your gloves! Everybody throw
your gloves in there!
- [exhales]
There.
That should hold it.
- Great. Let's just fill this
with dirt, and no one
will ever know that something
terrible happened here.
- Hey kids, something terrible's
happening at your school!
- I'm here at Rothschild Prep
where investigators are
still trying to figure out
just what caused
a sewage backup
that flooded the entire school.
- I wonder what happened.
- How would we know?
- Don't worry, kids, it's--
it's not like a giant sinkhole
is swallowing up
your entire school.
- A giant sinkhole is
swallowing up the entire schoo!
The good news is, it was
already evacuated--
[smash]
Oh, there goes the gym!
And the cafeteria, and oh,
the humanities department!
[sighs] Just think of all
the kids who spent months
making new friends
and learning to fit in.
Oh, here's a couple
of them now.
Kids, how do you feel
about all this?
- Terrible. We're going
to have to start all over again
at a new school.
- Nothing will ever
be the same again.
- Hey, those kids look just like
Mae and Miles.
- Some things will stay
exactly the same.
[upbeat music]
- ♪♪
[whistling]
♪ ♪
♪ Na, na, na, na, na, na ♪
- ♪ Hey! ♪
♪ One, two ♪
- ♪ Na, na, na, na, na, na ♪
- ♪ One, two, three, four! ♪
- ♪ Hey! ♪
[cheerful music]
- Guess what day it is.
- The day after our
school was sunk?
- The worst day ever.
- Turds-day.
- Turds-day?
You mean Thursday.
- No.
- Turds-day. [laughs]
- Well, I was going for Sunday.
- Come on, have some ice cream.
It'll cheer you up.
- How come you guys
are so cheery?
You loved the school too.
- Pff. Who actually loves
their school?
[together] We did.
- If the investigators ever
find out what caused it--
- Or who--
- What do you mean?
There's no who.
- Yeah, it's definitely a what.
- Totally a what.
- What, what!
- You guys are
acting werd.
- Well, you know, instead
of thinking about the who
and the what and the werd,
let's focus on the where.
Like, where we're
gonna be going to school.
Here--Boulder Academy.
With its "unique classes, clubs,
"and brand new facilities
with state-of-the-art
equipment."
Eh?
- And all new students!
It took us three months to
finally be comfortable at the
old school.
- And now we're back
at square one.
- Well, we'll be at square two
in no time.
I mean, come on, look at these
happy students with
their smiling faces,
all having a great time.
Those smiles are infectious.
- It looks like everyone is
already friends at this place.
- There's obvs no room for us.
- Calm down.
There's room
for everyone.
[gasps] Oh, no.
This school already
has a kid with tiny green pants.
There's obvs no room for us!
- Okay, let's focus
on the positive,
like this
study buddy program.
- That started three months ago.
Which means everybody's
study-buddied up.
- Relax.
I'll be your spuddy buddy.
- It's study buddy.
- Oh yeah?
Then why do I have this potato?
- I don't know.
Hey, Dicky, getting a jump on
your spuddying, huh?
- What is happening?
- What's happening is that
you're nervous
about going to a new school.
But you made friends
at Rothschild Prep,
and I'm sure you'll
make friends here too.
- Yeah, you just go up to
somebody and say something cool,
like, uh, "What's good,
big boy?"
- Yeah, or, "Looking fly, girl."
- Haha, yeah?
See, you guys get it.
- Yeah.
- We get it.
- Do you guys get it?
[together] No.
- But they're right.
I mean, if we were able
to fit in once,
we should be able
to do it again.
We just need to do
the same thing
on the first day
of our new school
as we did at our
last school.
- Yes. We entered through those
now-sunken doors together...
- Together.
- Full of confidence.
- Confidence!
- Laughing and acting like
we belonged there.
- There!
- We just need to make a good
first impression, again.
- I guess that makes sense.
- Of course it makes sense.
Here, we'll meet outside
the new school at 8:12,
just like last time.
Who's in?
- I'm game.
- I'm in.
- Let's do it.
- Hey, there's ice cream.
- Oh, Sundae.
- All right, then we'll
see you guys tomorrow.
- All right, we'll see ya.
- See ya.
[overlapping chatter]
- At least they left here
feeling hopeful
about the new school
and not thinking about who sunk
the old school.
- I almost forgot.
We have to figure out who
sunk the old school.
Never forget!
Rothschild forever!
See you tomorrow at 8:12.
- "Find out who sunk
the old school?!"
- We sunk the old school!
- They're gonna find out
we're the sinkers!
[smack]
- Relax.
- Well, the backhand's new.
[smack]
- Yeah, that feels right.
- Once they get
to the new school
and make new friends,
it'll blow over.
Trust me, this will all be fixed
by 8:13 tomorrow.
- It's 8:13.
- War are they?
I wonder what the holdup is.
- ♪ We walk in the schoolyard
all day long ♪
♪ Rockin' and a-boppin'
just feelin' real calm ♪
- Wrap it up.
- Hold on, I have to
sing the whole song,
just like last time!
- Well, sing it faster, or
you're going to make us late!
- ♪ All the new kids
at our great new school ♪
♪ Love to see the Quads
look cool-cool-cool ♪
- Okay, I'm all good to go.
- What do you have on your feet?
- My new kicks.
Pretty fire, right?
- I don't know what that means,
but you wore orange shoes
last time.
- But these are more fire.
- I don't care if they're
actually on fire.
Stick to the formula.
There is no time
to lollygag.
- Ugh! Your breath
is making me lollygag.
- Great. Now I've
got nervous breath.
- Socks or no socks?
- Whatever you did last time.
- Okay, one of each it is.
- Why aren't your shoes on?
- They're too tight.
My feet must have grown.
- Do you remember which
foot was socked?
- Think it was the right one.
- We're going to be late!
- What happened to your shoes?
They were fire.
- Ricky put out my fire.
- Being late makes Ricky faint!
Here we go.
- Aaaand they're late.
- Welcome!
You must be some of the new
kids from that poor school
that, well, ya know...
[together] Pfftht!
- [gasps]
We did not plan that.
- We didn't.
- Hi, I'm Sadie.
- And I'm Kipper.
It's short for Skipper.
- And I'm Miles,
short for Smiles.
- Really?
I'm Dooley, m'lady.
- Really? I'm Mae,
and this is Avery.
- Cool har.
- I told you I'm not
the only one
who talks like a pirate.
Har!
- No, har.
Up thar.
- Oh. Thanks.
- Sorry.
He's just a little
harrrd of hearing.
Ooh, that is fun!
- I told you!
- Why didn't I listen?
- 'Cause you're a scallywag.
- Come on, we'll show you
landlubbers around.
- Aye, aye, Captain!
Really?
- This is awesome.
We already made new friends.
- Shouldn't we wait
for the Quads?
- Ah, don't worry about them.
I'm sure they'll be arrre-right.
Hey, that is fun.
- You're a scallywag.
- Mae, the friend ship
is sailing.
- Where could they be?
- I knew you guys would
make us late!
- Us? You fainted.
- Maybe he smelled
his own breath.
- My breath was minty fresh
until your tardiness started
making me nervous!
Well you must be terrified
right now, 'cause wow.
- Guys! Stop it.
Where are they?
[flatulent noises]
- What's with the shoe toots?
- I buttered my feet so
the shoes would fit.
- There they are!
- Do you think they went in
without us?
- Uh, yes. Yes, I do.
- Do you think they'll wait
for us?
- Uh, no. No, I don't.
[rock music]
- Great. We wanted to make
a good first impression,
but instead we made
no impression.
- Don't worry.
As the saying goes,
you always get a second chance
to make a first impression.
- That's not a saying.
- Mae just texted.
Looks like we're
gonna get a second chance
to make a first impression.
- Told you.
- She said she's sorry
they bailed on us,
but everyone's gathering in
the common area right now.
So let's just get in there.
- Great. Now remember,
we stick to the formula.
We go in confident and happy.
- Big Boy the Wolverine.
Not only our school mascot,
but also our
furry friend.
- And now a moment of silence.
[door flings open]
- Hey, Boulder Academy!
- Harpers in the house!
- Woot-woot!
- What's good, big boy?!
- Hey, guys.
- Jeez. Who died?
- Big Boy did.
[together] Ohhh.
- Uh... can we all just pretend
this never happened?
- We were never here.
[flatulent noises]
- And you never heard that.
Or that.
[prrff]
Or that.
- Would you take your
shoes off?
- It's not my shoes.
I get nervous breath in
a different place.
[prrff]
- Today was a complete disaster.
We ruined any chance we had of
making a good first impression.
- At least our friends
have friends.
- Kids, if you're having
trouble making friends,
maybe you should join a club.
- Yes! That's just the ticket.
- Just the ticket?
That's not a saying, Dad.
- Okay, you know what is a
saying?
"What up, club peeps!
Harpers ready to get they
club on!"
See, that is what you can say
when you join.
They'll love it.
- Let's say they do.
Is that a club we
really want to be in?
- Sorry, Mom. We're just not
club people.
- Hey, guys.
Kipper and Sadie invited us to
join the Mystery Solvers Club,
and we convinced them
to let you in, too.
- Ooh, a club? We are totally
club people.
- Harpers ready to get they
club on!
- Yeah. Maybe don't say that
over there.
- The club's a great idea.
It's just the ticket.
- Just the ticket.
That's a great saying.
- But when I said it, you said
it wasn't a saying.
- Well when you said it,
it wasn't.
- You know what, it looks like
we are not appreciated
around here.
Come on, Tom.
- Right behind you, fly girl.
We'll catch you on the backside,
and that is a saying.
- It's flipside.
- Dang it!
- Guys, this is Sadie
and Kipper.
- As the president
of the Mystery Solvers Club,
I'd like
to say welcome.
- And as the vice president
of the Mystery Solvers Club,
I'd like to say what an amazing
job you're doing as president.
- No, you're doing
an amazing job.
- No, you are.
Anyway. Welcome,
welcome. Sit sit.
- So, Mystery Solvers Club, huh?
- Yup, they solve real mysteries
around the school.
Like "The Case of the
Stolen School Supplies."
- Turns out it was the janitor.
[together] Oooooh.
- And "The Case of the
Half-Eaten Party Sub."
- Also the janitor.
[together] Aaaahh.
- So, what's our case gonna be?
- "The Case of Who Sunk
Rothschild Prep."
- Starting tomorrow,
we roll up our sleeves and start
digging for facts.
We will not rest until the
sinkers are brought to justice.
Never forget.
Rothschild forever!
all: Yeah!
- I think we're all thinking
the same thing here, right?
- How annoying Mae is with that
"Never forget.
Rothschild
Forever!"?
- How obvious it is that Sadie
and Kipper love each other
but lack the courage
to admit it?
- How I shouldn't have eaten
that string cheese
I found on the ground yesterday?
- No.
Well, yes.
All three of those.
But more importantly,
if we don't
throw them off our trail,
we're going down faster than
that school we sank.
- My nervous breath is back.
Here we go again.
- I knew it was his breath.
- ♪ La, la, la, la, la ♪
♪ La, la, la, la, la ♪
[indistinct chatter]
- Okay. That's them!
Everybody stick to the plan.
Hey guys!
- Wow. You're a busy bunch.
- What is all this?
- Oh, we just wanted to get
a jump on the case.
- We started by brainstorming
for three hours
and came up with the one
question
that no one else would
think to ask:
"Who did it?"
- These guys don't mess around.
- Was it...
Mr. Platakus,
the shop teacher?
- [gasps] Platakus did it?
- No.
But we did find out it's
pronounced "Pla-two-cuss."
- Why does that matter?
- It doesn't. Just FYI.
- So we moved on to our next
suspect...
Mr. Faubus, the bus driver!
- He did it?
- No. But we did find out it's
actually Mrs. Faubus.
- To be fair, the mustache
kinda threw us.
- And since she didn't do it,
we moved on to our next,
next suspect...
- We don't care who didn't
do it.
Can we just get to what's behind
the big question mark?
- Fine.
- Now what's behind that
question mark?
- How many question marks
are there?
- I'll ask the questions
around here.
How many question marks
are there?
- I'll ask the questions
around here.
How many question marks
are there?
- I will ask the questions
around here.
Exactly how many--
- Do you guys know who did it
or not?!
- Not. Which proves one thing:
this case
is unsolvable.
Who wants donuts?
- Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
No case is unsolvable.
- We're Mystery Solvers,
not Mystery Quitters.
- But since this case
seems impossible,
can't we move on to a different
case? Like...
I don't know, um,
oh, who was behind
Big Boy's demise?
- Great! Dawn just saved us.
- Well actually,
it's the same case.
We think toxic gas from
the sinkhole
was what spelled the end
for Big Boy,
so find the sinkers,
find the killers!
- Great. Dawn
just sank us.
- So tomorrow we go back
to Rothschild Prep
and look for clues.
- I love it!
- Will you excuse us
for one minute?
Clues! If they go there, they'll
find our gardening gloves!
They have our names on them!
- You just had to take that
stupid embroidery class,
didn't you?
- Uh, hello?
So we'll meet tomorrow morning
at the scene of the crime
to figure out who's
responsible for everything.
- You guys are in, right?
[all stammering]
- Yup.
We'll be there,
bright and early.
See you tomorrow.
- Bye.
- Bye, guys.
See you tomorrow.
- We get rid of those gloves
and pin this on somebody else.
- So when you say "get rid
of those gloves,"
you mean take, not throw away.
I mean, I spent a lot of time
on those.
- You know those were in
a stinkhole, right?
- You know how hard a lazy daisy
stitch is, right?
It's much harder than it sounds.
♪ ♪
- So who are we gonna
pin this on?
- Big Boy!
I mean, they think
the sinkhole's fumes
caused his demise.
Well what if he breathed in the
fumes because he was there?
What if Big Boy
was behind the entire thing?
- Yes! We'll frame Big Boy.
- But like, how do we sell this?
Uh, we'd have to cover the place
with wolverine paw prints.
- Where are we going to find
a wolverine
willing to help us do that?
- Maybe we can use
the Big Boy statue.
- Or I could just go into
the woods
and catch a real
wolverine.
They're friendly, right?
Not friendly. Statue it is.
- ♪♪
- Wolverine, wolverine,
wolverine...
Wolverine!
- Wolverines don't say
"wolverine."
- Then what do they say?
- Just hurry up.
- Just hurry up, just hurry up,
just hurry up...
- Just make it look like Big Boy
walked over to the pipe,
clawed it open,
and walked out.
I'll get rid of our gloves.
- Uh-oh.
The Mystery Solvers are coming.
The Mystery Solvers are coming!
- Okay, ditch Big Boy!
And the gloves!
Hurry, guys!
[gasps] Uh-oh!
- The pipe's leaking!
- It must be because we
took our gloves out!
- Apply pressure! Stand on it!
- Hey, what's up,
club peeps?
- You're here early.
- That's real
Mystery Solver spirit.
- Yep.
- Solving mysteries.
- Nose to the grindstone.
- Early bird gets the bacon.
- Dude, are you
wearing a diaper?
- Yes, yes I am.
That's how dedicated I
am to solving this crime.
I won't leave here
for any reason.
- Okay.
- Speaking of, we
found some evidence.
[grunts]
Which is way over there. Look!
- War?
- Um, way over thar.
Out the dar.
You know, just keep going.
You'll see it.
Little mar.
I need something to plug
this hole.
- Uh, Dicky, what about
your spuddy buddy?
- Channing Tater? No way!
- Just give him to me.
- Yo, bro-tato. Be safe.
- We don't see anything
out here!
- Keep looking!
- Channing, no!
- There's nothing out there.
- Psh, and you call yourselves
Mystery Solvers.
I mean, there are clearly
wolverine paw prints
leading to a pipe
that was sliced open
by razor-sharp claws.
One can only conclude
that the culprit was Big Boy!
[together] Big Boy?
- Yep, mystery solved.
You can all go now.
- Wait, why are you sitting in
a bucket?
- You know, I could ask you
the same thing.
- No you can't, 'cause I'm not
sitting in a bucket.
- Okay, I think it's obvious
what's going on here.
- These wolverine prints
are fake
and you're covering for the real
guilty party.
- The truth is...
the Quads are guilty!
[all gasp]
- Of covering for you four!
[together] What?!
- I thought we were friends.
But how can we be
friends after this?
- We're gonna tell the whole
school what you did,
and nobody's gonna want
to be friends with you.
- No, it wasn't them.
[sighs deeply]
It was us.
both: What?
- It's true. We sunk the school.
- But it was an accident.
- And we're sorry.
- And scene!
- Wait, w-what's going on?
- Surprise! There is no Mystery
Solvers Club.
- We're all in the Drama Club.
[all gasp]
- Why would you do this?
- Well, once we saw how weird
you acted after the school sank,
with all your giving us free ice
cream, and your "what-what's,"
we thought you might've had
something to do with it.
- And since you obviously
weren't going to
tell us the truth...
- We had to find a way to get
you to admit it.
- So you could spend less time
keeping secrets
and more time making
new friends.
- Well, thank you.
How about we start now?
[grunts]
If you don't mind,
we would really like
a third chance
to make our
first impression.
- Oh, it's way too late
for that.
But it's never too late to make
a new friend.
- So you forgive us for sending
Big Boy
to the great big wolverine den
in the sky?
- Oh, you guys didn't
kill our wolverine.
He died of old age.
- But is that our Big Boy
statue?
- You stole our statue?!
- From our new friends.
You guys.
We're losing them.
- I really wish we had
a way out of this one.
[blasting]
- We found a waaaayyyyyyy!
- Good thing he was wearing
a diaper, huh?
- ♪ Na, na, na, na, na, na ♪
♪ Na, na, na, na, na, na ♪
[whistling]
♪ ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
- ♪ Yeah! ♪
- ♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
- ♪ Yeah! ♪