Eva Mon
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#AdventureMovies #Dogs #FamilyMovies
After finding a dog with telepathic abilities when it escapes from the CIA, two brothers hide the dog from government agents who have orders to bring it back dead or alive. The small Jack Russell Terrier proves to be a uniting force for the two brothers who work together to save the day.
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00:00:30Here you go, sir.
00:00:45You're welcome.
00:00:46Shepherd.
00:01:02Are you nearby?
00:01:03Why?
00:01:04What happened?
00:01:05I think our little passenger may not be doing so well.
00:01:06Okay.
00:01:07Hang tight, Doc.
00:01:09I'll be right there.
00:01:17What?
00:01:30No coffee, boss?
00:01:31Tell me they're not out.
00:01:32Don't worry.
00:01:33There's plenty.
00:01:34Unfortunately, they didn't make the trip back.
00:01:35Well, that's a bummer.
00:01:37Hey, fellas, take a break and go get yourself some.
00:01:39I'll cover your post till you get back.
00:01:41Thank you, sir.
00:01:45Keep those weapons out of sight.
00:01:47I don't need to alarm any of the passengers.
00:01:48Roger that, sir.
00:01:50Hey, you want us to bring you back anything, boss?
00:01:52Yeah.
00:01:53How about a bit of peace, a little quiet,
00:01:56and a whole lot of Christmas cheer?
00:01:57I'm not sure that's on the menu, boss.
00:01:59Well, then just give me some hot chocolate.
00:02:01What, with cream on that?
00:02:04Sure, why not?
00:02:05I'll just be back in 30.
00:02:23How's he doing, Doc?
00:02:26Not ill, I hope.
00:02:29I hate to deliver him to the top brass
00:02:30knowing he got sick on my watch, but they'd
00:02:32have my hide for sure.
00:02:33Health-wise, he's fine.
00:02:35A prime example of canis lupus familiaris.
00:02:37What is it, then?
00:02:38Emotionally, he's just a bit off.
00:02:40He's anxious, he's stressed, maybe even a little terrified.
00:02:44And I can't blame him.
00:02:45He has been under lock and key ever
00:02:47since they discovered his special talent at Fort Myers.
00:02:51You know, I don't get it.
00:02:52Get what?
00:02:54Well, if this little dog can do what they say he can,
00:02:56why doesn't he just figure a way out of there and be gone?
00:02:58Because dogs' brains don't operate the same way ours do.
00:03:02That's probably why we like them so much.
00:03:04Unlike our species, canines are loyal,
00:03:06and their love is unconditional.
00:03:08Man's best friend, huh?
00:03:11That's what they say.
00:03:12Frankly, I believe it.
00:03:13Wonder how he feels about us.
00:03:15We haven't hurt him.
00:03:16Oh, no.
00:03:17No, not at all.
00:03:19Poking him with needles, keeping him locked up in that cage,
00:03:21shipping him down to the scientific lab
00:03:23for further study, probably for the rest of his life.
00:03:26No, we haven't hurt him, not at all.
00:03:28We haven't helped him either.
00:03:29Heck, we haven't even given him a name.
00:03:32It is not up to me.
00:03:33It's not up to you either.
00:03:34I am a hired hand in this, the same as everybody else.
00:03:37It's not our job to ask questions.
00:03:39It is our job to deliver the specimen
00:03:41where the army wants him to go.
00:03:45So shall be, little fella.
00:03:48Merry Christmas to you.
00:03:54What do you two have?
00:03:56Two coffees, cream and sugar.
00:03:57Oh, and a hot chocolate, plenty of whipped cream.
00:03:59Coming right up.
00:04:01I don't get it, Don.
00:04:02I've been assigned to vice presidents,
00:04:04high-ranking honchos, rock stars, movie stars,
00:04:08heck, even Dolly Parton.
00:04:10But a mean gee mutt, this is just downright degrading.
00:04:14Look, men in black, come on, buddy, cheer up.
00:04:18Maybe next time they'll put us in charge of a kitty cat.
00:04:21All right, buddy.
00:04:23Buddy, wow.
00:04:25Hardy har har.
00:04:27Here's your coffee and hot chocolate will be right up.
00:04:33Ah.
00:04:37He's gone.
00:04:38Get him.
00:04:39I got this.
00:04:48Thanks, Doc.
00:04:49I'll get her reopened.
00:04:51Don, Mike, the Doc on out is coming your way.
00:04:54Grab him. Stop him.
00:04:55Don't let him get away.
00:04:56Got it, sir.
00:04:57He won't get past us.
00:04:58Come on.
00:05:00What?
00:05:02What, no tip?
00:05:25Anybody see a Doc?
00:05:26Do you see a Doc?
00:05:27Doc?
00:05:28Doc?
00:05:31Doc?
00:05:41What's happening?
00:05:42It's the FBI.
00:05:43Has anyone seen a Doc?
00:05:44This is very important.
00:05:48I saw him.
00:05:48I saw him.
00:05:50Where'd he go, honey?
00:05:51You can tell us.
00:05:52You're not going to hurt him, are you?
00:05:54No.
00:05:55No, no, no, we just need to find him
00:05:56before he falls off the train.
00:06:00Thanks, sweetie.
00:06:05Mama, he spoke to me.
00:06:07Yeah, the FBI man, I saw him.
00:06:09Yeah, honey.
00:06:10No, Mama, the Doc, he spoke to me.
00:06:15There he is.
00:06:16Go, go, go.
00:06:27Grab him.
00:06:30Grab him.
00:06:48Sorry, sir, he jumped off before we could get him.
00:06:50It's not your fault.
00:06:51It's nobody's fault. He just got away.
00:06:53You do realize how important that animal
00:06:55is to national defense.
00:06:56We have to retrieve him immediately.
00:06:57I know.
00:06:58I know.
00:06:59If I was a dog, I'd want to get out of the cold
00:07:01before I froze to death.
00:07:02That probably means that he's down there in that valley
00:07:04somewhere below the snow line.
00:07:05So what do we do?
00:07:06Get on the horn of SATCOM.
00:07:07Tell them what's happened.
00:07:08Get pictures of that animal out to all
00:07:10the surrounding municipalities.
00:07:12I want every law enforcement agent looking
00:07:13for our specimen by nightfall.
00:07:15That's a tall order, sir.
00:07:16Well, make it happen, gentlemen.
00:07:17Can somebody get a chopper in here
00:07:19and get us off this train?
00:07:21I want that dog.
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00:10:52Guess that's the game.
00:10:53Oh, come on!
00:10:54We're not finished yet.
00:10:55Janelle wants to see me hit again.
00:10:56Well, unless you want to play invisible baseball, we're toast.
00:10:57That was her last ball.
00:10:58You can't top that hit, Ronnie.
00:10:59Yeah, but now somebody has to go and get the ball from the clue girls.
00:11:00What, are you afraid, Isaac?
00:11:01Nobody's lived there for years.
00:11:02I'm not afraid.
00:11:03I just don't want to do it.
00:11:04Besides, Johnny Bendy was walking by once in here and said,
00:11:05I'm not afraid.
00:11:06I'm not afraid.
00:11:07I'm not afraid.
00:11:08I'm not afraid.
00:11:09I'm not afraid.
00:11:10I'm not afraid.
00:11:11I'm not afraid.
00:11:12I'm not afraid.
00:11:13I'm not afraid.
00:11:14I'm not afraid.
00:11:15I'm not afraid.
00:11:17I'm not afraid.
00:11:18I just don't want to do it.
00:11:19Besides, Johnny Bendy was walking by once in here
00:11:22and screams coming from inside.
00:11:24And you believe him, of course.
00:11:26Word is, old Man Kluger used to stuff dead animals for a living.
00:11:30Like chickens and frogs?
00:11:32No.
00:11:33Big animals, like tigers, hawks, and mountain lions.
00:11:36That's not true.
00:11:38It is.
00:11:39My dad told me never to go in there.
00:11:41Why?
00:11:42Because it's not safe.
00:11:43That's why.
00:11:44He says there could still be sharp needles lying around.
00:11:46Parents worry too much.
00:11:48All that's in that house is dust.
00:11:50Oh yeah?
00:11:51So why don't you just go in and get the ball then?
00:11:53Okay, I will.
00:11:55You're kidding, right?
00:11:56No way.
00:11:57I'd like to see you.
00:11:58Okay, I'll get the ball.
00:12:00There's nothing to it.
00:12:01Jamie, you don't have to do this.
00:12:03Yeah, I do.
00:12:04But what if Old Man Kluger's ghost is still in there?
00:12:07Well, then I'll say hello for you.
00:12:09Okay, but if you don't come back, I'm keeping your glove.
00:12:12Shut up, Ronnie.
00:12:14If you're going, I'm going too.
00:12:16No, you're going to stay right here.
00:12:18Please?
00:12:19I've never been in a haunted house before.
00:12:22Hugo, it's not haunted.
00:12:24Pretty please?
00:12:25Okay, okay.
00:12:27But you stay behind me, all right?
00:12:29I will.
00:12:30Promise.
00:12:31Oh man, I can't wait to see the look on your mom's face.
00:12:34Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, Ms. Gernsback,
00:12:36but Jamie and Hugo have tragically been turned into stuffed animals today.
00:12:40Funny, Ronnie.
00:12:41Real funny.
00:12:42I don't see you volunteering.
00:12:44That's because I'm not stupid.
00:12:46I'm not stepping into the zone of fear.
00:12:48The what?
00:13:14The zone of fear.
00:13:22Look at your feet.
00:13:24Legend has it this place is protected by magic.
00:13:27Old Man Kluger didn't want anyone ever coming here again,
00:13:31so he buried cat hair and chicken bones everywhere.
00:13:35Once a few days passed, an invisible force was created,
00:13:38one that would keep trespassing kids from ever escaping.
00:13:42For how long?
00:13:43Forever.
00:13:45Shut up, Ronnie.
00:13:46I'm just telling you what my brothers told me and their friends' parents told them.
00:13:49So how are we supposed to get from here to the door?
00:13:52I have an idea.
00:13:56Good thing you brought that extra T-shirt in your backpack.
00:14:00Come on, let's go quickly just in case the T-shirts disintegrate.
00:14:04Somebody count.
00:14:05Three, two, one, go!
00:14:07Go, go, go!
00:14:16Okay, Hugo, if anything happens, I buried $10 in the backyard.
00:14:19You can have it.
00:14:20I found it already.
00:14:21What?
00:14:22When?
00:14:23I saw you digging from the upstairs window.
00:14:25Hugo, you're something else.
00:14:27Well, you guys going in or not?
00:14:29We're going, we're going.
00:14:30Yeah, we're going.
00:14:32Hey, the front door's locked.
00:14:34How'd you know the front door was locked?
00:14:36You just said the front door was locked.
00:14:38No, I didn't.
00:14:41Try the side door.
00:14:42Huh?
00:14:43Stupid donut!
00:14:45I didn't even say anything.
00:14:47Okay, then let's try the side door.
00:14:51Heck, it'll be dark by the time they get in there.
00:14:54I don't see you rushing to help them, Isaac.
00:14:56That's because I got brains.
00:15:04I don't think anybody's home.
00:15:16You ready to go in?
00:15:18But you said you wanted to see a haunted house.
00:15:20That was over there, not here.
00:15:22Okay, well, I'm going in.
00:15:24Okay, okay.
00:15:27Just be ready to run.
00:15:29I will.
00:16:00Think it's up there?
00:16:02No, I don't think so.
00:16:04Let's keep going this way.
00:16:17Did you hear that?
00:16:19Hear what?
00:16:22Never mind.
00:16:25It's just a stuffed animal.
00:16:27Come on.
00:16:33Hey, Jamie, look at this.
00:16:34Eyeballs.
00:16:35You think they're real?
00:16:36No, but leave them where they are.
00:16:38Why?
00:16:39Because someone might come back looking for them.
00:16:41How are they going to see them?
00:16:42Just come on.
00:16:46I got to go somewhere.
00:16:47I'm going to get grounded.
00:16:49Me too.
00:16:50Nobody's going anywhere.
00:16:51Maybe you should go and check on them, Ronnie.
00:16:53Yeah, they might be in trouble.
00:16:55I'm sure they'll be out any minute now.
00:17:00Whoa!
00:17:02Double whoa!
00:17:04Bark!
00:17:05Bark!
00:17:06Bark!
00:17:07Make that a triple.
00:17:08Bro, don't get too close.
00:17:10He might have rabies.
00:17:11He doesn't have rabies.
00:17:12He just wants to play.
00:17:14Oh, come on, kid.
00:17:15I'm a good guy.
00:17:16You can trust me.
00:17:17What's your name?
00:17:18Well, they call me Specimen 700, but you can call me Murphy.
00:17:22Murphy.
00:17:24Hey, he likes that name.
00:17:29Do you think Mom and Dad will let us keep him?
00:17:31No.
00:17:32You know how much dog food costs.
00:17:34How much?
00:17:35A lot.
00:17:36And Dad just lost his job.
00:17:38You mean got fired.
00:17:40He didn't get fired.
00:17:41Yes, he did.
00:17:42I heard Mom and Dad talking.
00:17:44Anyways, he's not our dog.
00:17:45Someone probably lost him.
00:17:47Bark!
00:17:48Bark!
00:17:49Bark!
00:17:50Well, we can't leave him here.
00:17:53Come on, Jamie.
00:17:54Do the right thing.
00:17:55Okay, fine.
00:17:56He can stay at our house.
00:17:57But until we find its owner, okay?
00:17:59Okay.
00:18:00Bark!
00:18:01Bark!
00:18:02Bark!
00:18:03Bark!
00:18:04Bark!
00:18:05Bark!
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00:18:10Bark!
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00:18:17Bark!
00:18:18Bark!
00:18:19Bark!
00:18:20Bark!
00:18:21Bark!
00:18:22We've got National Guard troops searching on the ground in nine surrounding counties.
00:18:25Local police as well.
00:18:27Not to mention the Secret Service agents hitting up all the animal shelters.
00:18:30And they're unaware of the animal's potential, right?
00:18:32Except for my man.
00:18:33Everyone thinks they're looking for our little lost dog.
00:18:35I can't believe you let him get away.
00:18:37It was an accident, sir.
00:18:38The train lurched.
00:18:39The pup's cage hit the floor and snapped open.
00:18:42And you and your team couldn't catch him.
00:18:43I mean, he's not that big.
00:18:45He was like greased lightning.
00:18:47Poor little guy saw an opportunity and he took it.
00:18:49Yeah, well, that poor little guy is now our number one priority.
00:18:52We need him back soon.
00:18:54Lest he fall into the wrong hands.
00:18:55Possibly even enemy hands.
00:18:57Yes, sir.
00:18:58What about that tracking chip that we put in his collar?
00:19:00Can't we get him with that?
00:19:01No dice.
00:19:02The iron ore in the surrounding mountains has scrambled our signal.
00:19:04We can't get a fix.
00:19:05Well, somebody better fix something sooner.
00:19:07There's gonna be a major shakeup and you're gonna be at the top of it.
00:19:09Do you understand me?
00:19:11Clearly.
00:19:12I'll expect you to call in before nightfall.
00:19:13And you better have some good news for me.
00:19:15Will do.
00:19:16Ron, find the dog.
00:19:17It's not that hard.
00:19:19Yes, sir.
00:19:22Easy for you to say.
00:19:34He sure is cute.
00:19:35He probably belongs to someone.
00:19:37He's got tags.
00:19:38Maybe they'll say where he's from.
00:19:39Slow down.
00:19:41He's really sensitive to those.
00:19:43I tried looking at him myself and he did the same thing to me.
00:19:46More than likely, he doesn't want us to know where he's from.
00:19:49Yeah, because he doesn't want to go back.
00:19:51Maybe they heard him there.
00:19:53They won't hurt him anymore because we're keeping him.
00:19:56What?
00:19:57No.
00:19:58We have to get permission from Mom and Dad first.
00:20:00But...
00:20:01No buts.
00:20:02We'll ask them tonight after dinner.
00:20:04All right, but...
00:20:05What if they say no?
00:20:07Maybe one of the gang could take him.
00:20:09Not me.
00:20:10My mom's allergic to dog hair.
00:20:13Do not look at me.
00:20:15My mom just redecorated the house.
00:20:17She don't want no puppy messing up with the dirt from outside.
00:20:21What about you, Juno?
00:20:22I could ask, but our apartment barely has room for Mom and myself.
00:20:26See, Jamie?
00:20:27We're the ones.
00:20:28The dog picked us.
00:20:30You're solid.
00:20:31Okay, but before Mom and Dad say yes, where are we going to put him?
00:20:35Up there, maybe.
00:20:38Oh, in the clubhouse.
00:20:39Great idea, little bro.
00:20:41Let's take him up.
00:20:42Well, I got to go.
00:20:43Yeah, my parents get all weird and stuff if I don't come home before dark.
00:20:47Mine too.
00:20:48Walk you home, Juno?
00:20:54Okay, Ronnie. Thanks.
00:20:56Bye, Jamie.
00:20:57And bye-bye, Murphy.
00:20:59Arf!
00:21:13Arf!
00:21:14Arf!
00:21:15Arf!
00:21:20Arf!
00:21:21Arf!
00:21:22Arf!
00:21:23Honey, are you hearing that?
00:21:24Hear what?
00:21:25It sounds like a dog's barking in the backyard.
00:21:28It's probably the neighbor, St. Bernard.
00:21:30He's always yelping when the kids come home through their shortcut.
00:21:33Shortcut? You know, I could use a shortcut myself.
00:21:43How's it coming?
00:21:44It's not good.
00:21:46Doesn't look like it's going to be much for Christmas this year.
00:21:48After paying all the bills, there's barely anything left over to play Santa.
00:21:55Bob, we'll do fine.
00:21:57The kids understand you were laid off.
00:22:00Laid off?
00:22:01It's more like I was unceremoniously fired.
00:22:04After creating more than half of Galaxy's most profitable toys.
00:22:07You know, the least they could have done is given me some of those toys so I could give them to the boys for Christmas.
00:22:13You and I will get through this.
00:22:15You are a wonderful designer.
00:22:17You create fantastic toys that kids really love.
00:22:20Someone will surely come along who recognizes your amazing abilities.
00:22:26Yeah, well, until that happens, we're going to have to tighten up our belt a little bit.
00:22:33What's for dinner?
00:22:35Your favorite, lamb stew.
00:22:38Which I need to get back to you, by the way.
00:22:43I'm hungry.
00:22:56All right, Murph, make yourself comfortable.
00:22:59I sleep here in the summer myself.
00:23:01And here's water, just in case you get thirsty.
00:23:04I'm sorry we don't have any dog food.
00:23:07So me and Hugo have to do a little improvising during dinner time.
00:23:10But don't worry. We'll be back later with some really good food.
00:23:14Mom makes really good mashed potatoes.
00:23:18Jamie, Hugo, that's it for today.
00:23:20Drop what you're doing and come to dinner.
00:23:22Okay, we're coming, Mom.
00:23:24Now, boys, no dawdling. Your food will get cold.
00:23:26Coming.
00:23:27Are we going to ask them about keeping him?
00:23:29Yes, we will. We just need to wait for the right moment.
00:23:32When's that?
00:23:34I don't know yet. But until then, keep it zipped, okay?
00:23:38Okay. Bye, Murphy. See you later.
00:23:41Well, if it's all the same to you, Jamie, I'd rather have the meat instead of the potatoes.
00:23:49Did you say something, Hugo?
00:23:51No. You told me to keep quiet.
00:23:53I did. Didn't I?
00:23:59Human kids. I don't get it.
00:24:03Gotta say, going to all these animal shelters is kind of making me want to get a dog.
00:24:07I'm more of a cat guy myself. Less maintenance.
00:24:09Are you kidding? Dogs are way better than cats.
00:24:11Focus, gentlemen. The clock is ticking. We need to find the specimen.
00:24:15Don't worry, sir. We're going to track the fella down.
00:24:17Yeah, two or three days and we'll...
00:24:19We may not get two or three days, agent.
00:24:21I want both of you to...
00:24:23Quiet.
00:24:25Shepard.
00:24:26Sir, I was just about to call you.
00:24:27I'm sure you were.
00:24:28We're getting close to retrieving the specimen.
00:24:30I'm sure you were.
00:24:31We're getting close to retrieving the dog, sir.
00:24:33And what does that mean exactly?
00:24:35Well, we've canvassed the animal shelters nearby.
00:24:37We've combed through the existing countryside.
00:24:39Fa la la la la. La la la la.
00:24:42That's what I heard. Gibberish.
00:24:44You had one simple task.
00:24:46Find the animal.
00:24:48Yes, sir.
00:24:49In my mind, you've already failed.
00:24:50We can't and won't take any more chances.
00:24:52I cannot risk that animal falling into the wrong hands.
00:24:55So?
00:24:56So I've called in agent Sharp.
00:24:57Sharp, sir?
00:24:58Don't you think that's a little bit of overkill?
00:25:00Exactly.
00:25:01There's a chopper heading to your location at dawn.
00:25:03Give Sharp what little bit of information you have.
00:25:05Understood?
00:25:06Yes, sir.
00:25:17I heard on the news there might be snow this weekend.
00:25:19They say that every year.
00:25:20They're predicting three to six inches.
00:25:22Hugo, go easy on the mash.
00:25:24I'm hungry.
00:25:25Come on, let him have as much as he wants.
00:25:29Since when did you like Brussels sprouts?
00:25:31Last time we had them, you didn't even eat one.
00:25:35Must be growing up, I'm starting to like them.
00:25:37Really?
00:25:39Yep.
00:25:40Hugo, I've been growing up for nearly 40 years.
00:25:42I still don't like them.
00:25:44Bob, I thought you loved my sprouts.
00:25:46Maybe you I love, but your sprouts?
00:25:50Dad, can I ask you a question?
00:25:52Sure, buddy.
00:25:53Well, what if you think...
00:25:55I mean, would you be okay with...
00:25:57Oh, shoot.
00:25:58Napkin, napkin.
00:25:59Shoot.
00:26:00Oh, napkin.
00:26:02That's the second time today.
00:26:04What was your question?
00:26:05Oh, I forget.
00:26:06I saw that coffee you've been drinking, Bob.
00:26:08Gives you the shakes.
00:26:09Tell me about it.
00:26:10I got nothing to do around here.
00:26:11I'd be caffeinated.
00:26:12Maybe you need something else around here
00:26:14to take your mind off things.
00:26:16Like a hobby or a pet.
00:26:20A pet?
00:26:21Mom says idle hands are the devil's playground.
00:26:24Wow.
00:26:25You actually remembered something I said for once.
00:26:27What I need is a job.
00:26:29A good paying job.
00:26:30Robert.
00:26:32Look, guys.
00:26:33You should know that we've got a lot of bills
00:26:35coming in right now,
00:26:36and we're going to have to be smart
00:26:37about how we allocate our funds.
00:26:39Allocate funds?
00:26:40Yeah, buddy.
00:26:41Our money.
00:26:42We're going to have to...
00:26:43We're going to have to count our pennies.
00:26:45You're going to have it in my piggy bank if you need it.
00:26:47Mine too.
00:26:49Guys, I love you for saying that.
00:26:51I really do, but that's not going to be necessary, okay?
00:26:53Because we'll be fine until...
00:26:55Until when?
00:26:57What your father's trying to say is
00:26:59Christmas might be a little tight this year.
00:27:01Tight?
00:27:02Yeah, a little tight.
00:27:03You mean no presents?
00:27:09We don't know.
00:27:10What about a dog?
00:27:12A dog?
00:27:13A dog?
00:27:14He's just kidding.
00:27:16Why not?
00:27:17The last thing we need right now is a dog.
00:27:19We can barely afford to feed ourselves.
00:27:26Hey, Hugo.
00:27:27You okay?
00:27:29May we be excused?
00:27:33All right, boys.
00:27:40I don't know what I'm going to do.
00:27:42I've been 20 years with the toy company,
00:27:44and I can't even give my kids a decent Christmas?
00:27:47Babe, you've done plenty for them already this year.
00:27:50You've built that tree house and the wishing well.
00:27:52So?
00:27:53So?
00:27:54Don't be so hard on yourself.
00:27:56Something good is coming.
00:27:57I can feel it.
00:28:07So what's the good word?
00:28:08Have you found him yet?
00:28:09Still looking.
00:28:10Sounds a little half-hearted.
00:28:12No, no, I'm just tired.
00:28:14And what?
00:28:15Well, we just came from one of those local shelters.
00:28:17The sight of all those poor animals locked up.
00:28:19You've got to have a heart of stone not to be affected.
00:28:22And I just keep thinking, if we get our dog back,
00:28:24he's going to be trapped in one of those small cages
00:28:26for the rest of his life.
00:28:27I see your point.
00:28:28But that little guy has tremendous potential.
00:28:31He'd be the perfect spy.
00:28:33Pardon me for saying so, Doc,
00:28:34but innocent little animals shouldn't be turned
00:28:36into subversive government agents.
00:28:38That's my job.
00:28:40I get it.
00:28:42I'll keep you posted on the progress.
00:28:44Thanks.
00:29:03Here you are, Murph.
00:29:05This is the last chips out tomorrow.
00:29:07Come on, boy.
00:29:08Eat.
00:29:10What's the matter?
00:29:11He's not going for it.
00:29:13Maybe he's just thinking how good it smells.
00:29:15We snuck this out just for you.
00:29:17Come on, boy.
00:29:18Okay, here goes.
00:29:20Look, he's eating it.
00:29:22I guess so.
00:29:23Now, this isn't bad, kid,
00:29:24but what's with the Brussels sprouts?
00:29:26Wait, wait, wait.
00:29:27You go.
00:29:28Did you hear that?
00:29:29What?
00:29:30Okay, you're going to think I'm crazy,
00:29:32but I think the dog just talked to me.
00:29:34And he said he didn't like the Brussels sprouts.
00:29:36Well, who does?
00:29:37That's not what I'm trying to say.
00:29:39He actually spoke to me.
00:29:41I didn't hear anything.
00:29:43But I did.
00:29:44Heard it.
00:29:45Plain as day.
00:29:46How come I didn't hear it then?
00:29:48I'm not sure.
00:29:49But I'm not kidding, little bro.
00:29:51He talked to me.
00:29:52I don't know about this, Jamie.
00:29:54Not everybody gets my thoughts all the time, kid.
00:29:57Just certain people, like you.
00:29:59Whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:30:00There it is again.
00:30:01He said only certain people can hear him.
00:30:03Jamie, you know what Mom says about teasing me?
00:30:06It's not brother-like.
00:30:08I'm not teasing you, Hugo.
00:30:10I'm serious.
00:30:11Well, ask him if we can keep him, okay?
00:30:13Tell your brother I'd like to stick around,
00:30:15but it's not that simple.
00:30:17How so?
00:30:18How so what?
00:30:19Shh.
00:30:20He's talking.
00:30:21Again?
00:30:22Will you just be quiet?
00:30:24What were you saying again?
00:30:26Yeah, better have a look at my collar.
00:30:28He won't bite?
00:30:29Nah, I'd never bite you, or anyone for that matter.
00:30:32Hugo, he said he'd like to stay with us,
00:30:34but there might be a problem.
00:30:36What?
00:30:37He said to look at his collar.
00:30:39Careful, Jamie.
00:30:40He doesn't seem to like that.
00:30:42He said it was okay.
00:30:46What's it say?
00:30:48It's mostly a bunch of numbers,
00:30:50but it says right here, property of CIA.
00:30:54Wow, the feds!
00:30:56The feds?
00:30:57Where'd you hear that?
00:30:58On the TV.
00:30:59He must be some special government dog.
00:31:02That's one way to put it.
00:31:04What do you mean?
00:31:05You know, when they found out what I could do,
00:31:07they put me in a cage and sent me away for experiments.
00:31:10Gee, that's terrible.
00:31:12What's terrible?
00:31:13The government locked him up and sent him away forever.
00:31:16That's wrong.
00:31:17Way wrong.
00:31:19You know, you got a nice little brother there, Jamie.
00:31:21Tell him I like him.
00:31:22A lot.
00:31:23Hugo, Murphy says he likes you a lot.
00:31:27Well, I love him.
00:31:28That settles it.
00:31:30He stays with us.
00:31:31Whoa, whoa, whoa, not so fast there, kiddo.
00:31:33Jamie wants me back, and there could be danger.
00:31:36He says the soldiers are going to come looking for him.
00:31:38No, he belongs to us.
00:31:41We'll see, Hugo.
00:31:42Come on, we got to get to bed.
00:31:49He'll be all right out here, at least until morning.
00:31:52Good night, Murphy.
00:31:54Yeah, sleep well, Murph.
00:31:55We'll find some answers out in the morning.
00:31:57I won't let him get you, I promise.
00:32:00Come on, little brother, let's go.
00:32:03This bustle sprouts are giving me gas.
00:32:11I hope he's going to be all right.
00:32:13He will, he will.
00:32:14Come on, let's go.
00:32:25Sir, there's a helicopter.
00:32:27I see it.
00:32:28They want to know where to land.
00:32:29I told them quadrant seven.
00:32:30It's probably Sharp.
00:32:45So I sense that you're not overjoyed with the new arrival,
00:32:47sir.
00:32:48No, Agent Manners, I am not.
00:32:50May I ask why?
00:32:51Because if Agent Sharp finds that little animal before we do,
00:32:54chances are that dog wants to have a chance.
00:32:57Sir?
00:32:58Agent Sharp is trained to do one thing, gentlemen.
00:33:00Get the job done by any means possible.
00:33:03Despite that little mutt putting us through the paces,
00:33:05I hate to see anything happen to him.
00:33:07He's innocent, do you understand?
00:33:08Sir, you...
00:33:09Let me tell you something about Agent Sharp.
00:33:11I've been on three offs with Sharp since I joined the Bureau.
00:33:13And each time, things got bad.
00:33:15And then they went from bad to worse.
00:33:17And ultimately, they didn't have to.
00:33:20Gee, he sounds like a real pain.
00:33:21It's not he, Mike.
00:33:23It's she.
00:33:25I've landed.
00:33:29Proceed.
00:33:31With pleasure.
00:33:37I don't believe it.
00:33:39No way.
00:33:40That's cray-cray.
00:33:41Are you sure that's what he told you, Hugo?
00:33:43Yeah, that's what he said.
00:33:44The dog talked to him.
00:33:46I kind of don't believe it myself,
00:33:48but he's my big brother, so I've got to.
00:33:50It's true, I tell you.
00:33:51It's all true.
00:33:53You mean he actually speaks to you?
00:33:55Well, he doesn't exactly talk,
00:33:57but you can hear what he's thinking.
00:33:59Yeah.
00:34:00Prove it.
00:34:01Okay.
00:34:02Look at this collar.
00:34:03Jamie, watch out.
00:34:04Remember what happened yesterday?
00:34:06He doesn't like when you do that.
00:34:07Janelle, it's fine.
00:34:08He told me to take a look yesterday.
00:34:10See?
00:34:11Here, look.
00:34:12It's just a bunch of numbers.
00:34:14But look right here.
00:34:16It says CIA.
00:34:18You know what that is, right, Ronnie?
00:34:20It's the Feds, Ronnie.
00:34:21Murphy belonged to the government,
00:34:23but he ran away, and now he's ours.
00:34:26Wait, wait, wait.
00:34:27Just because he belongs to the government
00:34:30doesn't make him a talking dog.
00:34:32I'm not a talking dog.
00:34:34I'm a thinking dog, huh?
00:34:36Anyone?
00:34:37You over there, kid in the corner?
00:34:39No?
00:34:40Um, okay.
00:34:42Did you guys just hear that?
00:34:44No.
00:34:45I'm not sure.
00:34:47No, it's got to be a gag.
00:34:49Jamie, you've been practicing ventriloquism or something.
00:34:52Uh, yeah, it wasn't Jamie, okay?
00:34:54It's just me, your friendly neighborhood watchdog.
00:34:57Murphy, everybody can hear you.
00:35:00Too weird.
00:35:01You better believe it.
00:35:03Murphy, why didn't you do this yesterday when I found you?
00:35:06Come on, kid, I'm a dog on the run.
00:35:08I'm a fugitive, and I don't know who to trust.
00:35:10Not even me?
00:35:12Hugo, kid, you know, I thought if you heard me,
00:35:14it might scare you just a wee bit.
00:35:16I'm not scared of anything.
00:35:18Buddy, that's going to change when you meet the guys that want me back.
00:35:22You mean the government?
00:35:24You got it, Ron. Can I call you Ron?
00:35:26Because if they get me, it's back to doggy prison for the rest of my life.
00:35:28I'll spend Christmas behind bars.
00:35:30We can't let that happen, guys.
00:35:32That won't happen while I'm around.
00:35:34Well, how do we protect them?
00:35:35Well, the first thing you can do is get rid of this collar here.
00:35:38I think, I don't know, there's some sort of tracking chip,
00:35:40you know, so they can find me.
00:35:42Easy peasy, like my dad would say.
00:35:45Look, it's the last day before Christmas break.
00:35:48Everybody will be watching the pageant in the auditorium.
00:35:51We can easily sneak Murphy into shop class and cut it off there.
00:35:54Right. They have all the tools we need.
00:35:56Yeah, let's get going.
00:35:58The sooner we get there, the sooner we can get this stupid collar off him.
00:36:00Let's rock.
00:36:02Thanks, guys. I'll never forget you for this.
00:36:05Agent Shepard?
00:36:06Agent Sharp.
00:36:07Thanks. I assume you've spoken to General Cutler.
00:36:10He told me you were coming, yes.
00:36:12I told him I'd hand over whatever we have already.
00:36:14Which is Zip, correct?
00:36:16Well, we've chased down a lot of leads, but yeah, you're right.
00:36:18Nothing's panned out so far.
00:36:20Well, that's about to change.
00:36:21Here's paperwork authorizing me to take over the manhunt.
00:36:24Manhunt?
00:36:26It's not exactly a manhunt. We're looking for a little dog.
00:36:29According to Washington, it's a manhunt.
00:36:31So where's base camp?
00:36:33200 yards due south. I'll walk you there.
00:36:35Excuse me, miss, where do you want us to put this box that you brought?
00:36:38Just follow us back to the command center.
00:36:40And it's Agent Sharp.
00:36:44Let me guess. Case full of doggy treats?
00:36:46Funny.
00:36:47I take it you don't like my sense of humor.
00:36:49Worse than the coffee.
00:36:58Gentlemen, the LN-2020.
00:37:01The latest in state-of-the-art drone technology.
00:37:05LN?
00:37:06It's short for Little Nelly.
00:37:08But don't let the bumpkin name fool you.
00:37:10She's fully loaded with everything needed to retrieve the animal.
00:37:13Very imposing.
00:37:14So you're like the ultimate sci-fi dog catcher.
00:37:24So, Rookie, how old are you anyway?
00:37:27Yeah.
00:37:28Uh, dogs don't really keep track of their birthdays.
00:37:30Just like my mom.
00:37:32Mine too.
00:37:33And you've had this power to talk to humans how long?
00:37:36Since I was a pup, but I never really thought of using it until I saw the soldiers.
00:37:40You were in the army?
00:37:42Not exactly.
00:37:43You see, one night I ran into these military guys who were out doing what they call maneuvers.
00:37:52Okay, I was out on my own, running through the forest at night.
00:37:54It's fantastic at night.
00:37:55Squirrel!
00:37:56No, I was kidding.
00:37:57Squirrel. It's nighttime.
00:37:58Anyway, that's when I saw them coming.
00:38:00And they had these lights.
00:38:01They were penetrating lights.
00:38:03I looked around.
00:38:04I didn't know what to do.
00:38:07I saw this nearby bridge.
00:38:08It was partially washed away.
00:38:10And I knew if I didn't say something, that a few might fall off and get hurt.
00:38:13What'd you do?
00:38:14I tried barking, but they just thought I was some kind of stray dog.
00:38:17You know, which I kind of was.
00:38:18I could see their point.
00:38:19Well, so what I did is I set out a mental warning, you know, so they'd be careful on the bridge.
00:38:24What happened?
00:38:25They all heard me.
00:38:26That's weird, right?
00:38:28It was weird for me too.
00:38:30But see, once they realized it had been me who warned them, well, they came over.
00:38:34They scooped me up real quick.
00:38:36And they took me right back to their base.
00:38:38And when they figured out what I could do, they wouldn't let me go.
00:38:41That's so mean.
00:38:42Yeah.
00:38:43How'd you escape?
00:38:44I jumped off a train.
00:38:45My second cousin did that once when he didn't have a ticket.
00:38:48He lost his front tooth.
00:38:50That's dangerous.
00:38:51That it is, Isaac.
00:38:52That it is.
00:38:55Look here.
00:38:56Two swiveling 4K cameras, front and rear.
00:39:00Sophisticated bat radar technology to avoid possible collisions.
00:39:04A range of 50 miles from point of origin for maximum coverage.
00:39:09And I particularly like this.
00:39:11It's brand new.
00:39:13A taser stun feature which deploys an arc of power that can easily take down a target from mid-air.
00:39:19You do realize, of course, that there's a lot of places a little dog can hide in a 50-mile radius.
00:39:23I'm aware of that.
00:39:25And the iron ore in these mountains has prevented us from accessing the tracking chip in the dog's collar?
00:39:29That won't be a problem for little Nellie.
00:39:32Her probe mechanism sends out 2,000 microbursts per second.
00:39:36Once her thrusters pick up even the hint of signal, she flies directly toward the source.
00:39:42And what happens when we find the dog and there are civilians nearby?
00:39:45Do we fry them, too?
00:39:48I'll do my best to avoid it.
00:39:50Yeah.
00:39:51I'm sure you will.
00:39:53Excuse me.
00:39:54I need some fresh air.
00:39:57Okay, boys.
00:39:58Take it outside.
00:39:59Let's get her up and running.
00:40:00Yes, Agent Sharp.
00:40:02Much better.
00:40:17Target programmed.
00:40:33Hey.
00:40:34I almost forgot.
00:40:35What?
00:40:36Hugo's supposed to be the main sugarplum in the nutcracker scene later on.
00:40:39Aw, but I don't want to be no sugarplum.
00:40:42But you have to.
00:40:43If you don't show, they'll probably come looking for all of us.
00:40:46Aw, gee.
00:40:47They can go home without me.
00:40:49Murphy's more important.
00:40:51Better listen to your brother, Hugo.
00:40:53The show must go on.
00:40:54Especially if it means I can ditch this copycat.
00:40:58Shh.
00:40:59Everyone.
00:41:00Quiet.
00:41:02Do you hear that?
00:41:07Searching.
00:41:10GPS locked.
00:41:17Do what?
00:41:18Do what?
00:41:19Do what?
00:41:20Do what?
00:41:21Do what?
00:41:22Do what?
00:41:23Do what?
00:41:24Do what?
00:41:26Do what?
00:41:27There's nothing.
00:41:29Searching.
00:41:34Wait.
00:41:35I think I hear it too.
00:41:36It sounds like a high-pitched whistle.
00:41:41I think I hear it also.
00:41:42Me too.
00:41:43Yeah, it sounds like a small helicopter or something.
00:41:47Oh, no.
00:41:51Look.
00:41:52Target located.
00:41:56There's the dog.
00:41:57We've got him.
00:41:59We also got a bunch of frightened ten-year-old kids.
00:42:01There you go.
00:42:02Thug it over it.
00:42:05What is it?
00:42:06Ah, I've seen these before, kids.
00:42:08It's a drone.
00:42:09It's like a clone of a helicopter.
00:42:11It's the government men.
00:42:12They found me.
00:42:13You guys gotta get away from me.
00:42:14Go.
00:42:15Split.
00:42:16I'm not leaving you, Murphy.
00:42:17Neither am I.
00:42:18We're together.
00:42:19All of us.
00:42:20Right.
00:42:21Well, then head for the trees.
00:42:22It'll be harder for them to follow us there.
00:42:23Run!
00:42:26Go.
00:42:35Target located.
00:42:56Oh, my God.
00:43:01Must be a wizard Xbox.
00:43:20Time for the big guns.
00:43:26Oh, my God.
00:43:31Autonomy power down to 75%.
00:43:37Look at her enjoying this.
00:43:39I know.
00:43:44Sharp, don't do it, please.
00:43:45You're gonna hurt those kids.
00:43:46I'm the one in charge here.
00:43:48If you can't handle it, agent,
00:43:49I suggest you go outside and get some more air.
00:43:51And take your men with you.
00:43:53Not the kids.
00:43:56With pleasure.
00:44:10Shepard!
00:44:11Consider yourself on report.
00:44:13Hey.
00:44:14Accidents happen.
00:44:17We'll see about that.
00:44:18Plug that in.
00:44:23Power restored, ma'am.
00:44:24Keep him out of here.
00:44:25Yes, ma'am.
00:44:29That's the way it went down.
00:44:30So you just kicked out the power cord.
00:44:33Caused quite a bit of commotion, too.
00:44:35Never thought it'd be so easy to resign my commission.
00:44:37They wouldn't.
00:44:39Oh, they might.
00:44:40This agent Sharp has quite a rep in D.C.
00:44:42Sending a power drone against a bunch of innocent 10-year-olds?
00:44:44She must.
00:44:45Yeah.
00:44:46Well, you can testify to that effect at my court, Marshal.
00:44:48Gladly.
00:44:55Hey, it's stuck!
00:44:56Keep going!
00:44:57We can get away!
00:45:15It's still coming!
00:45:16Run!
00:45:17It's running!
00:45:18Run!
00:45:25Communication interrupted.
00:45:29Go!
00:45:30Hey, it's gone!
00:45:32We must have outrun it.
00:45:34You can relax now, aren't you?
00:45:36I'm not so sure.
00:45:39No, there it is again!
00:45:40Run!
00:45:41Run!
00:45:42Go!
00:45:43Go!
00:45:44I'm out of here.
00:45:46You got our baseball?
00:45:47My pack.
00:45:48Okay, then head for the lot.
00:45:49I've got an idea.
00:45:50Everyone, follow me!
00:45:54Go!
00:46:10You know what I need, Ronnie?
00:46:15I most certainly do.
00:46:17Then pitch it.
00:46:19Right down the middle.
00:46:20Okay.
00:46:21Just don't miss.
00:46:22I won't.
00:46:24I hope he doesn't strike out.
00:46:26He won't, Murphy.
00:46:27I promise.
00:46:28Come on, Jamie, you can do it!
00:46:30Go, Jamie, go!
00:46:32I have you now.
00:46:42Communication interrupted.
00:46:44What?
00:46:45Wow.
00:46:48Yes!
00:46:49Yes!
00:46:50Yeah!
00:46:54Yeah!
00:46:55You did it, Jamie!
00:46:56Great job.
00:46:57I thought we were goners.
00:46:59Nice pitch, Ronnie.
00:47:00I need to work on my curveball so you don't hit everything I throw.
00:47:03Uh, not to change the subject!
00:47:06Yeah, me, the collar, it's still around my neck.
00:47:10Hello?
00:47:11He's right.
00:47:12Whoever's flying that drone isn't going to give up that easy.
00:47:15And we can't go inside the school because they already know we're here.
00:47:18What about Mr. Greed?
00:47:19He's got that tool shed.
00:47:21There's got to be some bolt cutters in there.
00:47:23What do you think, Murph?
00:47:24Sounds like a plan to me.
00:47:29Yeah?
00:47:30I got something to tell you, boss.
00:47:32And I think you're going to like it.
00:47:43That should do it.
00:47:44Ah, that's what I'm talking about.
00:47:47Oh, is that a real massage?
00:47:49I've read about these.
00:47:50I can only pay in dog biscuits.
00:47:53So, what do we do now?
00:47:55Everybody should go home.
00:47:56I'm going to throw that collar in the wishing well.
00:47:58Great idea, bro.
00:47:59What about Murph?
00:48:00He's staying with us.
00:48:01You don't think they're going to come looking for him?
00:48:04They can't track him without the collar.
00:48:05You sure?
00:48:06One hundred percent.
00:48:12Yeah, hello? Principal Callahan's office.
00:48:14This is maintenance. Put him on.
00:48:16I'm sorry, you'll have to call back.
00:48:18He's on the other line and he's got two FBI people waiting.
00:48:21All right.
00:48:22Yeah, well, you tell that little punk to get back to class.
00:48:27How much longer is this going to take?
00:48:29I have a school to run here.
00:48:30As soon as we get the answers we're looking for, we'll be gone.
00:48:33Well, I've already answered all your questions.
00:48:35I've not seen any stray dog around here.
00:48:38Do you know any of these children?
00:48:43Well, of course.
00:48:44These are all students here.
00:48:46What Agent Sharp means is, do you know where we can find them?
00:48:49I'll tell you where you won't find this one.
00:48:51He's on our stage.
00:48:52He was the main sugar plump in today's production of The Nutcracker.
00:48:55Pulled a no-show. Ruined everything.
00:48:59You ever seen The Nutcracker?
00:49:01No, I can't say that I have.
00:49:03Well, you should. It's a heck of a ballet.
00:49:07I'm sure it is.
00:49:08Be that as it may, Mr. Callahan, we are going to need a list of addresses.
00:49:12See the kid outside?
00:49:14I've already told him to give you a printout of all the local addresses.
00:49:20You tell that little sugar plump, he'll never work in this school again.
00:49:26I'll relay the message.
00:49:28Yeah, make my day, why don't you?
00:49:32Come on, let's get through this while there's still some daylight.
00:49:34Whatever you say.
00:49:39Here's that list for you.
00:49:43Sorry.
00:49:45Sorry.
00:49:50You out there, kid?
00:49:52Yes, sir?
00:49:53Call Frisco. Get my brother Harry on the line, will you?
00:49:56Right away, sir.
00:50:00Guys, are you sure I have to stay up here? I'm hungry!
00:50:03Well, it's the safest place until everything blows over. I'm going to get you some food.
00:50:07Great! Just no more Brussels sprouts, okay? Gas, remember?
00:50:11Deal.
00:50:12Okay. See you, Murph.
00:50:13So long, Murph.
00:50:16Okay, high five! High five! Come on, I've been working on this!
00:50:18Hi! Come on!
00:50:20There you two are. Where have you guys been?
00:50:23Playing baseball.
00:50:25I figured. Well, go make sure your room is clean before dinner.
00:50:28You got it, Mom.
00:50:29Where's Dad?
00:50:30He had to go to Shelbyville for a possible job opportunity.
00:50:33I hope he gets it.
00:50:34Me too.
00:50:35Me three.
00:50:36And Hugo, I'm sorry Mommy wasn't able to see you in your pageant today.
00:50:39Dad and I had to go into town to see about his work benefits.
00:50:42It's okay, Mom.
00:50:43Well, how was it? How'd you do? I bet you really surprised him.
00:50:47I sure did.
00:50:49All right. Well, you can tell us all about it at dinner, okay?
00:50:51Great. Can't wait.
00:50:53Yeah. Come on, Hugo. Let's go.
00:51:01Hmm. I got an idea.
00:51:09Okay.
00:51:40This is it.
00:51:42Yeah.
00:51:44You couldn't have gotten a better car.
00:51:46This ain't D.C. I'll be happy it runs.
00:51:49Okay.
00:52:08Can I help you?
00:52:09Mrs. Gernsback?
00:52:11Yes.
00:52:12I'm Agent Sharp. This is Agent Shepard, FBI.
00:52:16What's this all about? Have we done something wrong?
00:52:19Nothing's happened to my husband, has it?
00:52:21No. Not at all, ma'am.
00:52:22There's just been some complaints in the area and we're taking all proper precautions and going door to door.
00:52:26Uh, what type of complaints?
00:52:27Theft.
00:52:28Specifically, dog napping.
00:52:30Oh my goodness. Well, we'll keep an eye out.
00:52:33We're looking for a dog that might have been stolen in your neighborhood, ma'am.
00:52:36A dog.
00:52:37Yeah. Uh, would it be...
00:52:39Do you think we could come in and just look around just for a minute?
00:52:43I suppose I'd be all right.
00:52:45Sure. Please, come in.
00:52:49You think Dad will find another job?
00:52:51Sure. I hope so.
00:52:54Oh, come in.
00:52:56Hey, guys.
00:52:58We have some visitors from the FBI that are taking a look around the house for a minute.
00:53:03Hello, children.
00:53:04Are you real fed?
00:53:06Gosh, he's a youngster, isn't he?
00:53:08Very.
00:53:09Yes, son. We're from Washington.
00:53:11We're looking for a dog that was stolen recently.
00:53:13You wouldn't happen to know anything about that, would you?
00:53:17Oh, we don't have a dog, Agent Sharp.
00:53:19I was asking the boys here if you don't mind.
00:53:23Huh.
00:53:24Somebody stole a dog?
00:53:26Yeah, well, one went missing and we're just trying to help locate it, that's all.
00:53:30You guys wouldn't know anything about that, would you?
00:53:32No, sir.
00:53:33Hugo, have you seen a dog?
00:53:35Nope.
00:53:36And neither have I.
00:53:42Okay, well, we'll be on our way.
00:53:44Wait a minute.
00:53:45What about that tree house out there?
00:54:08Ladies first.
00:54:10Be my guest.
00:54:22What are we going to do?
00:54:24Don't worry. We'll get out of this somehow.
00:54:40Okay.
00:54:56So long, boys.
00:55:03I know.
00:55:11Where'd he go?
00:55:13I don't know.
00:55:17Is everything okay?
00:55:19Fine.
00:55:20Thank you for your time, Ms. Kernsback.
00:55:22We'll be going now.
00:55:23If you happen to hear or see anything at all,
00:55:26please don't hesitate to give us a call.
00:55:29Will do.
00:55:31Thank you. Have a good day.
00:55:40Okay.
00:55:41Okay, let me see. What's that?
00:55:43Okay, first of all, they can't spell N.
00:55:45Um, what's that?
00:55:46Ooh, okay, wires. I got it.
00:55:50Cigar, put this over here.
00:55:52Can we use another one of these guys?
00:55:54That's a lot of cigars.
00:55:56Somebody likes to smoke.
00:55:57You know, smoking isn't healthy.
00:55:59I happen to know that, even though I'm a dog.
00:56:01And, uh, what's that?
00:56:03I don't know.
00:56:04I don't know.
00:56:05I don't know.
00:56:06I don't know.
00:56:07I don't know.
00:56:08I don't know that, even though I'm a dog.
00:56:10And let's try, uh...
00:56:14Oh, this thing over here.
00:56:15The big thing.
00:56:16Put the wires on.
00:56:17Come on.
00:56:19All right.
00:56:20Let's go. Let's go.
00:56:21Come on. Come on.
00:56:23Come on.
00:56:24A little MacGyver action here.
00:56:26A little pinecone.
00:56:27What?
00:56:28Okay.
00:56:29Okay, let's go.
00:56:32Come on, wire.
00:56:33Let's go. Let's go.
00:56:34This is gonna be so cool.
00:56:36Hee, hee, hee, hee, hee, hee, hee, hee.
00:56:42I'm not gonna know what happened.
00:56:44And if I'm gonna, I got no possible thumbs about that.
00:56:47Okay.
00:56:48Hey, it's time.
00:56:49It's time for a little nap.
00:56:50Oh, blanket.
00:56:51Nice.
00:56:52Okay.
00:56:53Oh, oh, I needed that.
00:56:55That's a lot of work.
00:56:57See you later.
00:56:58This just doesn't feel right.
00:57:00Those kids were scamming us.
00:57:01I just know it.
00:57:02Oh, come on.
00:57:03That little one was no more than seven years old.
00:57:05Yeah, right, Mr. Fed.
00:57:07He's hiding a lot behind those innocent little eyes of his.
00:57:09You know what I think?
00:57:10What's that, agent?
00:57:11You need a vacation.
00:57:13To me, this is a vacation.
00:57:15So what do you wanna do?
00:57:16Bring him down to headquarters, put him under the hot lights?
00:57:18I've got a better idea.
00:57:19What's that?
00:57:20We're gonna have ourselves an old-fashioned stakeout.
00:57:23A stakeout.
00:57:24As in you, me, and that car all night long.
00:57:26Take out food and bad coffee.
00:57:28Exactly.
00:57:29I was afraid you'd say that.
00:57:31What are you in the mood for?
00:57:33Mexican or Chinese?
00:57:35I don't know.
00:57:56We've got action in the driveway.
00:58:01Wait for it.
00:58:06Wait for it.
00:58:10Wait, wait.
00:58:11Wait, what?
00:58:12Do you see something?
00:58:17No, it's nothing.
00:58:19But the night is still young.
00:58:21Pass me some more of that hot sauce, would you?
00:58:36Hey, buddy.
00:58:38How you doing?
00:58:39How come you're not in bed?
00:58:40I couldn't sleep.
00:58:42Did you get the job?
00:58:45Well, they didn't say no.
00:58:47So I guess I'm kind of still in the running.
00:58:50Cool.
00:58:52Yeah.
00:58:53It's good to see you, buddy.
00:58:54I hope it is past your bedtime.
00:58:57Dad?
00:58:59Yeah?
00:59:01Um...
00:59:02Yeah.
00:59:04Um...
00:59:08I know that look.
00:59:10That's the I need to tell you something and you might get mad look.
00:59:14Don't worry.
00:59:15Just spill it.
00:59:17I'm way too tired.
00:59:19After today, I can handle anything.
00:59:21Well...
00:59:23Hugo and I...
00:59:25Well, we think we're in trouble with the FBI.
00:59:28The FBI?
00:59:30The FBI, yeah.
00:59:31What, for not doing your homework?
00:59:36You're serious?
00:59:38What could you two possibly have done that would warrant the FBI's attention?
00:59:42Dog napping.
00:59:44You two?
00:59:45Dog napping?
00:59:46Dog napping?
00:59:47Dad!
00:59:48Stop laughing!
00:59:49I'm serious!
00:59:50Okay.
00:59:51But you gotta tell me why would the FBI suspect you two of dog napping?
00:59:58Because we kidnapped a dog.
01:00:01Here in town?
01:00:02Yeah, out by the old clugger house.
01:00:05Where is the dog now?
01:00:06I'm not sure.
01:00:09So, why would the FBI care about some old mutt who followed you guys back from the ball field?
01:00:15Well, because it can talk.
01:00:19Did you just say because it can talk?
01:00:23Okay, I think it's time to get back in bed because you're obviously delirious.
01:00:26Are you coming down with something, buddy?
01:00:27I'm not coming down with anything.
01:00:29I'm telling the truth.
01:00:31About the talking dog?
01:00:33Yeah.
01:00:34Yes, sir.
01:00:36Well, it can't exactly talk, but you can hear it in your head.
01:00:40Okay, well, what is it?
01:00:41I mean, can it talk or can it not talk?
01:00:43It's complicated.
01:00:45But its name is Murphy.
01:00:49Okay, okay, fine.
01:00:51I believe you about the talking dog, Jamie.
01:00:56And about the FBI?
01:00:58Yes, yes, of course, about the FBI and the talking dog.
01:01:03What next?
01:01:05I don't know.
01:01:10Oh, buddy, come on, don't worry about it.
01:01:12We will figure it out in the morning, though, okay?
01:01:16In the morning.
01:01:17Let's go get some rest.
01:01:18Okay.
01:01:19Okay.
01:01:23Hey, buddy, don't stress about it, okay?
01:01:26We'll figure it out tomorrow.
01:01:28Love you.
01:01:29Good night.
01:01:30Thanks, Dad.
01:01:49Good night.
01:02:19What?
01:02:20What is it?
01:02:21Stand down, false alarm.
01:02:25It's nothing except for your incessant snoring.
01:02:28I don't snore.
01:02:29What time is it?
01:02:34Twenty after seven.
01:02:37Do we have any more coffee?
01:02:38Coffee.
01:02:50See anything?
01:02:52No.
01:02:53You?
01:02:54No.
01:02:55All right, boys, breakfast is served.
01:03:00Come on, guys, let's eat.
01:03:06So the FBI paid us a visit yesterday.
01:03:09I heard that.
01:03:13Anything we should know, mister?
01:03:15I'm innocent, I swear.
01:03:18I'm sure you are, kiddo.
01:03:20Jamie.
01:03:26Murphy!
01:03:31Murphy?
01:03:32No idea.
01:03:35Hey, guys!
01:03:36Murphy!
01:03:37Who let the dog in?
01:03:39Ruff, ruff, ruff.
01:03:40Oh, that feels good, that feels good.
01:03:42What?
01:03:43Hey, do I smell?
01:03:44Is that bacon?
01:03:45Bacon!
01:03:46Dad!
01:03:47I smell the bacon!
01:03:49Bacon.
01:03:50See?
01:03:51Now do you believe me?
01:03:53Son, I mean, I don't know what to say, okay?
01:03:55A real live talking dog?
01:03:56I mean, what?
01:03:57Wow!
01:03:58You'll get over it, okay?
01:04:00Now, how about that bacon?
01:04:07What is that?
01:04:08Maple hits the spot!
01:04:09You gonna get that toast?
01:04:10Listen, now that breakfast is finished,
01:04:12we should get down to business.
01:04:14And that is?
01:04:15Well, for starters, there's two FBI agents
01:04:17parked down the street surveilling your house.
01:04:20Oh, dear.
01:04:21Not to worry.
01:04:22Thankfully, they're not doing a very good job of it.
01:04:25Okay, are we in danger in any way?
01:04:27Not if my plan works.
01:04:29Great.
01:04:30And if your plan doesn't work?
01:04:32Let's just try to focus on the positive here, huh?
01:04:35Shall we do that?
01:04:36Let's try and do that?
01:04:37I'm afraid I didn't catch your name there, sir.
01:04:39Uh, Robert.
01:04:41Ah, Robert.
01:04:42Pleasure to meet you, sir.
01:04:44You got two lovely kids, you know.
01:04:46Yes, I'm keenly aware of that.
01:04:48I'm Mr...
01:04:49My name is Murphy, but you can call me Murph.
01:04:52So, as I was saying, I have a plan,
01:04:55but it requires coordinated, timely action
01:04:58and lots of teamwork.
01:04:59You can count on us, Murph.
01:05:01I salute you both.
01:05:03Jamie, Hugo, we'll need your bikes
01:05:05and your friends' and their bikes.
01:05:07Robert, I'll need your car.
01:05:10Hold on.
01:05:11Hold on.
01:05:12Mr. Murph, you're going to need our car?
01:05:14Yes, exactly.
01:05:16Your pickup truck, to be precise.
01:05:18Right.
01:05:19And you're going to be driving it, naturally.
01:05:21I'm flattered, sir.
01:05:23But I have enough trouble with a doorknob,
01:05:25let alone a steering wheel.
01:05:27No, I'm afraid I won't, but you will.
01:05:42Pardon me for saying so, Agent,
01:05:44but I get the feeling we're about to hit the point
01:05:46of diminishing returns here.
01:05:48Diminishing returns?
01:05:51Do you think this country of ours was built
01:05:53by people who gave up when they felt
01:05:55they were about to hit the point of diminishing returns?
01:05:58Well, probably not, but that's not really...
01:06:00Probably not is right.
01:06:02And that's why we're not going to give up.
01:06:05If I had a nickel for every time someone doubted me
01:06:09and I proved them wrong...
01:06:15What?
01:06:17What is it?
01:06:26Jackpot.
01:06:28You sure you're good with this?
01:06:30Good with it?
01:06:32No offense, but this is the most fun I've had in years.
01:06:35How are you doing there, little fella?
01:06:38He's such a cutie. You ready?
01:06:40Let's start her up.
01:06:42Here goes nothing.
01:06:52It's game time.
01:06:55So far, so good.
01:06:58Nice.
01:07:00Now, this is the last time I'm going to ask,
01:07:03does anyone have to go to the bathroom?
01:07:06No!
01:07:08Are you sure?
01:07:10Yes!
01:07:12Okay, I'm not one for big speeches,
01:07:14but I'm going to ask you a question.
01:07:16Do you have a girlfriend?
01:07:18No.
01:07:20Do you have a boyfriend?
01:07:22Okay, I'm not one for big speeches,
01:07:24but if there was ever a moment for one...
01:07:26Okay, okay. Let's cut to the chase.
01:07:28Fine. Are you ready, Hugo?
01:07:30I'm like lunch meat. I'm always ready.
01:07:33Now remember, lunch meat,
01:07:35as soon as the old shed comes into view,
01:07:37all you guys immediately pull over and stop.
01:07:39I got a plan that will get me out of this situation
01:07:42and ultimately save you guys, too.
01:07:44Assuming, of course, that your parents have done their job.
01:07:47They'll do it.
01:07:49Hugo's right. They won't let us down.
01:07:51Good. Now when that happens,
01:07:53do not, under any circumstances,
01:07:55follow me into the shed. Do you understand?
01:07:57Yes!
01:07:59Those government agents have to see me
01:08:01enter that shed alone.
01:08:03Are you sure that's a good idea?
01:08:05Yeah. Won't you be quartered then?
01:08:07Trust me, guys. This is how it has to happen.
01:08:09It's for the best.
01:08:11Okay. I trust you.
01:08:13Me, too. We all do.
01:08:15Good. Then let's make some magic, shall we?
01:08:17Janelle, can you lift me up and put me in the basket?
01:08:20Right away.
01:08:24Watch the hair. Watch the hair.
01:08:26Ah! Who turned out the lights?
01:08:28There you go, Murphy.
01:08:30I am blind. I cannot see.
01:08:32Ready?
01:08:34Okay. Let's go, go, go!
01:08:51Back it off.
01:08:57All right.
01:09:01I hope you're taking notes, Agent Shepard.
01:09:04What you're witnessing firsthand is a textbook tale.
01:09:07Well, it's definitely been.
01:09:09Good. If you've been paying attention,
01:09:11you've probably noticed we've maintained
01:09:13five car lengths of distance at all times
01:09:15between our respective vehicles.
01:09:17Yes, ma'am.
01:09:19That's correct, Sgt. Stick with me.
01:09:21I can teach you a lot.
01:09:25I've learned so much already.
01:09:27They probably don't even know
01:09:29they're being surveyed right now.
01:09:31Clueless civilians.
01:09:34Ha, ha, ha.
01:09:42Wow.
01:09:44You'd think they'd try to be a little more stealthy back there.
01:09:50Maybe they want us to know they're following us.
01:09:52Yeah. Maybe we're not giving them enough credit.
01:09:54Maybe it's all part of their plan.
01:09:57Nah.
01:09:59According to my doggie clock,
01:10:01which runs a little fast,
01:10:03your parents should be pulling over
01:10:05to the side of the road right about now.
01:10:07Sounds good to me.
01:10:16What time is it?
01:10:18It's time.
01:10:27End of phase one.
01:10:32Break it. Break it.
01:10:36That probably could have been a little smoother.
01:10:38I'll do better next time, I promise.
01:10:41I think our cover's been blown.
01:10:44Not likely.
01:10:46Remember, we're dealing with civilians here.
01:10:49We're highly trained special agents.
01:10:51They don't think the way we do.
01:10:54Now we just sit back and wait for them to make the next move.
01:10:58I think they're making it.
01:11:17You gotta be kidding me.
01:11:20We've been duped.
01:11:22Yes.
01:11:24We have.
01:11:27Chopper six. Chopper six. What do you got?
01:11:30I got eyes on them, ma'am.
01:11:32They're currently headed to north.
01:11:34They've been on the road now for about 15 minutes.
01:11:36Here, I'll send you a picture. Over.
01:11:39Excellent. Time to put on your big boy pants, agent.
01:11:43No mutt makes a fool out of Camilla Sharp.
01:11:47And I'm driving.
01:12:08I'm driving.
01:12:23That chopper's heading right for us!
01:12:28Come on, guys. Keep pedaling.
01:12:33What you got a sense of this stuff, Jamie?
01:12:38Faster, guys, they're gaining on us.
01:12:43Like my mom used to say, push the metal to the pedal.
01:12:47It's still coming.
01:12:50Go faster, my guys.
01:12:53If we can make it just a little further.
01:12:55Stay calm, buddy. Stay calm.
01:12:57I'm trying. I'm a dog on a bike.
01:12:59Chopper six to home plate, turning back to base.
01:13:02Area too heavily wooded to pursue.
01:13:04Letting ground ops take over.
01:13:07Are we there yet?
01:13:14Well, that was interesting. Anybody got a doggy bag?
01:13:17I was close with those choppers.
01:13:19Too close. Like I almost missed my shorts clothes.
01:13:21Shorts. Yeah, I never got that.
01:13:24Okay, look, I'm going to have to do this alone, okay?
01:13:28I'm not leaving.
01:13:30You go. You promised, remember?
01:13:32I don't want to, but I will for you, Murphy.
01:13:35Good.
01:13:36You're all brave, you know.
01:13:37You really think so?
01:13:39Yeah.
01:13:40Um, kids, I actually had a loss for words here, you know,
01:13:44but you got to get out of here now, understand?
01:13:46I do.
01:13:48Goodbye, Murphy.
01:13:49Goodbye, kiddo. You're a brave kid, Jamie.
01:13:51Thanks, Murph.
01:13:52You could be a great leader someday.
01:13:54These kids really look up to you, especially Hugo.
01:13:58Now, I've never been good with goodbyes,
01:14:01so, um, Janelle, could you kind of help me out of the basket here?
01:14:08Oopsie-daisy.
01:14:12See ya.
01:14:14So long, Murph.
01:14:16So long, Murph. We'll see you again.
01:14:23I'm getting worried about the kids.
01:14:25Yeah, I hope that they had as much success as we did.
01:14:32Whoa.
01:14:40There he is.
01:14:52I hope this works.
01:15:02Here we go.
01:15:04Like they say, don't try this at home.
01:15:08I'm ready for my close-up.
01:15:11It's showtime!
01:15:15Murphy!
01:15:22That wasn't part of the plan.
01:15:24Where are the boys? I don't see them.
01:15:26There they are.
01:15:32What in the holy heck just happened?
01:15:35Murphy.
01:15:38Oh, God.
01:15:39Are you guys okay?
01:15:40Yeah, we're fine.
01:15:41What about Murphy?
01:15:47Well, looks like that does it for the mutt.
01:15:50Well, looks like that does it for the mutt.
01:15:52Seems so.
01:15:53Looks like there's nothing left for us to do but pack up and clear out of this one-horse town.
01:15:57Let the locals clean it up. Am I right, agent?
01:16:02Yes, ma'am.
01:16:09Shepard.
01:16:10I just heard there was a big explosion. Is he...
01:16:12Yeah. I'm afraid so.
01:16:15I just heard there was a big explosion. Is he...
01:16:17Yeah. I'm afraid so.
01:16:21Murphy's gone.
01:16:25Hey, agent Shepard. You might want to stick around for the third act twist. It's a good one.
01:16:30What's that, ma'am?
01:16:32Didn't say anything?
01:16:33Of course not. I did.
01:16:35You should get your hearing checked once we get back to D.C.
01:16:38Did you hear that? Get your hearing checked?
01:16:40You know, a doctor's appointment is very, very important.
01:16:42Your eyes, too. Do you have any glasses? Maybe you would put those on?
01:16:45Yeah, there you go.
01:16:49Well, that's not a great start to Christmas Eve.
01:16:52Yeah, but at least we still have each other.
01:16:55Yeah. Yeah, we do.
01:17:05Okay, who's ready for some hot chocolate?
01:17:10Who's going to drink all this hot chocolate that I made?
01:17:14I can't possibly drink all this hot chocolate by myself.
01:17:17I mean, I could try to drink it all by myself. Let's see.
01:17:24Yeah, that's a lot of hot chocolate.
01:17:31Hey, guys.
01:17:33Honey. Honey, can you come in here? I need to see this.
01:17:36Dad, what is it?
01:17:38Yeah, what is it?
01:17:41Mr. Gernsbeck, after hearing of your recent departure from Galaxy,
01:17:44we'd like to know if you'd be at all interested in the position of lead developer here at Smart House Toys.
01:17:49Please review the attached offer letter and get back to us at your convenience.
01:17:52Merry Christmas!
01:17:54You got the job!
01:17:56I got the job! I got the job!
01:17:59This is the best Christmas ever.
01:18:02It couldn't possibly get any better.
01:18:05Maybe it did.
01:18:07Maybe that's Santa out there, boys. What do you think? Do you think that might be Santa?
01:18:12Santa?
01:18:14You're definitely not Santa.
01:18:16Sorry to disappoint, Mr. Gernsbeck.
01:18:18Agent Shepard, FBI.
01:18:20But I'm not here on official business.
01:18:22Why are you here?
01:18:24Just helping out an old friend.
01:18:29Murphy?
01:18:31Murphy!
01:18:33Kids, we got company.
01:18:35Rudolph? Hey, huh?
01:18:38Oh, yeah. Ooh, that. I missed that.
01:18:40Hey, come on in. It's cold.
01:18:42Oh, don't mind if I do.
01:18:44Ah, feeling the Christmas love.
01:18:47Oh, hey, hot chocolate?
01:18:49Thought you'd never ask. I will get you some.
01:18:52You were wrong, Mr. FBI.
01:18:54About what, Murphy?
01:18:55About not being Santa Claus.
01:18:57Thanks, pal. And Merry Christmas.
01:18:59Merry Christmas, everyone.
01:19:01Merry Christmas.
01:19:03Merry Christmas.
01:19:33I've got new friends, friends, friends
01:19:36To help me out
01:19:38I need to run, run, run
01:19:40And find a new hideout
01:19:42Let's go to the treehouse
01:19:45We'll be all right
01:19:47I gotta lose my tear
01:19:49Or lose the fight
01:19:52You can't hear me talk
01:19:57It's time we take a walk
01:20:01Dark, dark Christmas
01:20:03Help us on the way
01:20:05Dark, dark Christmas
01:20:07Murphy's here today
01:20:10Dark, dark Christmas
01:20:12Happy holiday
01:20:14Dark, dark Christmas
01:20:16Murphy's here today
01:20:18We need to make some plans
01:20:20That's the only way
01:20:22You will get the chance, chance, chance
01:20:25To get away
01:20:27We gotta ride, ride, ride
01:20:29Away from the drone
01:20:31We need to hide, hide, hide
01:20:34And get back home
01:20:37Take me for a bike ride
01:20:42Let's go through the countryside
01:20:46Dark, dark Christmas
01:20:48Help us on the way
01:20:50Dark, dark Christmas
01:20:52Murphy's here today
01:20:55Dark, dark Christmas
01:20:57Happy holiday
01:20:59Dark, dark Christmas
01:21:01Murphy's here today
01:21:03Murphy's here today
01:21:08Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
01:21:15Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
01:21:22Dark, dark Christmas
01:21:32Time for a hide and seek
01:21:37Come play with me
01:21:40Dark, dark Christmas
01:21:42Help us on the way
01:21:44Dark, dark Christmas
01:21:47Murphy's here today
01:21:49Dark, dark Christmas
01:21:51Happy holiday
01:21:53Dark, dark Christmas
01:21:56Murphy's here today
01:21:58Dark, dark Christmas
01:22:00Help us on the way
01:22:02Dark, dark Christmas
01:22:05Murphy's here today
01:22:07Dark, dark Christmas
01:22:17Dark, dark Christmas
01:22:19Help us on the way
01:22:21Dark, dark Christmas
01:22:23Murphy's here today
01:22:25Dark, dark Christmas
01:22:28Help us on the way