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Take that, loser. [laughter] >> Seriously, you're driving me nuts.
Catch that.
>> Nice shot. THREE-POINTER.
[laughter] [laughter] >> What's happening here?
>> OH, Miss Emily, come join us. It's a blast.
>> [screaming] >> Maggie, are you out of your mind? Go see the principal now. Oh, come on. How much longer? I practically live there more than at home. I said move it.
[music] Oh, I'm so over this.
And the player takes aim. Goal. What an amazing three-pointer.
>> Uh, yes. I told you it was the whole point. That was the whole point.
>> You called.
>> You know, at the rate you're going, you're never going to graduate our correction school.
>> Huh?
>> Yeah. I haven't heard that one before.
>> So, how do you plan to worm your way into our basketball school?
>> Oh, easy peasy. I'll cheat on the exam and done deal.
How dare you?
>> No need to yell. I'll bring you a fresh apple. Chill out.
>> You're getting a month on probation for that one.
>> Fine. I'll try.
>> Well, well, well. Look at this chick.
Swanky place. So, what's the verdict this time, pups?
>> Congratulations. As of today, you're the principal of this circus. Maybe now you'll figure out how to act like a decent human being.
>> What? Why?
You smashed all the windows at your last school with your dumb ball, spiked the teacher's tea with laxatives, and sell loose cockroaches in the cafeteria. Need I say more?
>> So what? Big deal.
>> If you don't step up and turn this place around, you can kiss college goodbye.
>> Yes.
Well, ain't that just peachy? [music] >> Hey, hey, attention folks. We've got a new principal in school, Mr. Damon.
>> Wa! Sounds kind of ominous, doesn't it?
>> All right, folks. Gather around. Meet your new principal.
[laughter] >> Wait, that kid over there? That's Mr. Demon.
>> No way. I know that dude. We're practically buddies. I used to bully the kids back in the day. Thought we were more like kids ourselves. [laughter] [music] Oh, looks like she's taking down another first grader. [laughter] That's our new principal.
H Well, don't get too comfy. You won't last long here.
>> What the heck is going on here?
>> Sorry about her. She's a bit feisty. So, what's the deal, Damon? What brings you here? Well, Pops thought it'd be a good idea to give me a reality check and dumped me here so you know I can ponder my life choices. And who's this lovely creature?
>> Hold up. Who are you talking? Who are you talking about?
>> Maggie, maybe?
>> Maggie.
>> So, you're into her, huh? Let me introduce you to it'd be epic if my bestie ended up dating the principal.
Sh. Oh, for real? Let's get out of here.
[snorts] What's wrong with this grub? I ain't touching it.
[music] [snorts] Yeah, count me out, too.
[clears throat] >> All right, folks. We're shaking things up with a new menu.
[music] >> Seriously, but sugar's bad for you and you can gain weight from it.
Go ahead and chow down, ladies. [music] >> A demon's so cool. How do you know you're not into school food? Huh? Like, it even matters what's on the menu here.
I'm going to get the boot sooner or later.
>> What? How? Why? Well, the teachers ain't exactly in my fan club. Plus, I'm flunking every subject. Ain't no way I'm making improvements in a month.
>> Consider your request noted and passed up the chain.
>> Maybe we should hit up PE class. It's been ages since we showed up there.
>> H, sounds like a plan. Let's bounce. I could use the [music] grade boost anyway.
Sweet. We're good to go then. Here goes nothing.
[laughter] All righty, folks. Just a quick heads up. We've all got a practice exam this week. And guess who's up first?
Yours truly. Maggie.
Well, what a shocker.
And let's make sure we're on time.
>> Maggie, what are you wearing? Uh, this is my daily look.
>> This is what sports gear is supposed to look like.
What's all this commotion about?
Can't you see yourself? Meg's way off the dress code.
[music] Uh, seems to me it's you who's not following the dress code.
Now that's more like it.
>> Looking sharp, Mr. Martin. Oh, how about we paint your nails black, too?
>> That's not funny, Zara.
Mr. Martin, you're on fire. Once I'm done with basketball school, I'll boss up some club and make everyone dress like this.
>> Hold up. Does he want to go to basketball school, too? Weird. I didn't even tell him that Maggie wants to go there, too.
>> What a brown noser. [music] >> Looks like it. See how well you two compliment each other?
>> Wow, he doesn't seem like such a loser [music] after all. And he even covered for you in front of the teacher.
>> I'll take down this demon guy soon.
>> Class dismissed. I can't take this anymore. Go take your exam or whatever you have.
>> [laughter] >> Well, farewell basketball school dreams.
>> What's going on here? This place is a mess.
>> What going on?
Uh, yeah. What's up?
What? What happened? How could you of everyone let this happen?
>> Oh, what have I done? Oh, what a disaster. What a disaster.
>> If you really want to help and try to clean up this mess, you'll have to take the test for Megie.
>> Yeah. And just try to mess it up.
>> How could this even happen?
>> I'm the boss here. Did you forget? I could even fire you. Write it. Write it.
[music] >> Way to go, Maggie. You get an A and you get an F. [music] [laughter] That was priceless. Did you catch her expression? Oh, good. You [laughter] Absolutely.
>> Seriously, big thanks to you. Uh, I mean to [music] you, sir.
>> Just call me Damon.
>> Oh, wow. Mr. Principal, this is unexpected. [music] >> Maggie, I really like you.
>> Looks like the feelings mutual, Mr. [music] Principal.
Spill the beans. How'd it go? Awesome.
Damon came through for me and I aced the test. I'm going to go fly to the others now.
Hey, maybe you could help us out, too.
[laughter] >> Very funny. No way. I don't have time to babysit you losers.
>> WHAT? [screaming] >> You heard me.
>> We thought better of you, Principal Damon.
Of course, we're [music] not his beloved Maggie.
>> Yeah, bro. Thought you were bro. Well, turns out you're not, bro.
>> You're going to regret this.
>> Ooh, scary stuff. All right, I have business with you. So, you'll swing by my office in 15 minutes. No tardiness.
Remember, I'm still the boss here.
>> We'll be there.
We'll make an entrance.
>> Well, you know what to do, girls.
>> Mhm.
>> [music] >> You know you're going to have to try harder than that.
I've seen these tricks before. I'm just as much of a rebel as them. So, what's the deal this time?
Boring. Feels like we're in kindergarten. [music] Are you serious? Really? What a bunch of jokers.
[laughter] >> Mrs. Gold, you should be ashamed, Mr. Tamman. [laughter] >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Very funny. We've got more pressing matters to discuss.
[music] >> Wait on us. An inspector is coming by this dump tomorrow.
>> Oh, he's going to love it here.
>> So, here's my proposition. If you all behave yourselves, you can have this.
>> We're in.
>> Hold up. First, you do the job right, then you get the reward.
>> All right.
>> Okay, deal. Hey guys, I think there's something in your eye.
>> Shush.
>> Ah, still didn't catch it. Zary, you got something in your eye? We'll do everything topnotch for you.
>> See you tomorrow.
>> Get moving already.
What the HECK IS HAPPENING HERE? I have no idea what's gotten into them. I'll be right back in a sec.
[screaming] What's the deal with you guys? We had an agreement.
>> Oh, forgot to mention we totally lied to you. [laughter] >> Who lied to whom? Don't you realize you won't be getting any cash?
>> Oh, we talked about that cash. Don't worry, I snagged it from your table yesterday. [laughter] >> Oh, this is going to be epic.
[laughter] Seriously, >> THAT'S PHOTOSHOPPED. THAT'S NOT ME.
[screaming] >> What kind of Looney Bin is this? Looney Bin? Yeah. Why are your girls SCREAMING THEIR HEADS OFF? They're screaming cuz they've got a play a singing thing and they're rehearsing.
[screaming] >> They're such amazing actors.
[screaming] [laughter] >> WHAT ABOUT THIS ONE?
I'M COMING UP WITH a new [laughter] acrobatic stunt.
You're such a pig. Get over here.
[laughter] [screaming] >> And what's all this? This, Mr. Phil, is freedom. Our students can stash their [music] stuff wherever they want.
Principal Damon, spill the beans to the inspector about how you made poor Mrs. Emily take Megiey's test.
>> Is that true?
Shut it. How dare you talk to students like that? Just because they're young doesn't give you the license to act like this. Kevin, shut it, please. He doesn't mean it.
>> It's totally true. If you'd like, you can come and check the security footage.
I've already got it downloaded.
>> I believe you, kid. And you won't get away with this. I'll swing by next week and if it's all the same, you're going to be out of here in a gif, demon.
[laughter] What a loser.
>> Out of here in a gif, demon. Darn it.
[music] Maggie, hustle over to my office. I think I'm about to lose it.
[laughter] >> See, I told you it's a real stress reliever. Thanks a bunch, Maggie.
>> For what exactly?
>> I've never felt this chill with anyone else.
>> Anyway, this whole nightmare will be over soon, and we'll hit up the basketball school together.
>> That'd be awesome. Just you and me and a bunch of sweaty dudes on the court.
>> Romantic, huh?
>> By the way, don't be mad at my crew.
They're [music] just a bit extra.
>> For you, I'd do anything, Maggie.
>> [music] >> Have you all lost your minds? And you?
What's your deal? You've really got on my last nerve.
>> Good day, Mr. Travis.
>> Just got off the phone with the inspector. Are you seriously that against going to a normal school? But Dad, I was just No. Spare me. Get out of here. And you stick around.
>> What about me? I'm not your son or even the principal.
>> Ah, there's your smart mouth again. Huh?
Well, I'm not exactly clueless, you know.
>> Okay, listen up. You can't be dating my boy. You're bringing him down.
>> No, you're cutting off all his chances for a decent future. Hope that got through to you.
>> Yeah, Mr. Travis.
>> By the way, he better not find out I talked to you about this.
>> Mhm.
[music] [laughter and crying] >> He's such a loser. Spill it.
>> We got to call it quits, Damon. I'm sorry. [laughter] >> What? [music] >> Why though?
[laughter] >> This is cool. [laughter] >> Come on.
You keep falling for this every time.
[laughter] Come on, knock it off.
[crying] >> Megie, what's the deal?
>> Damon and I had to split.
[laughter and crying] >> Oh no.
>> Oh yeah.
>> But why? Things were going so well for you guys.
>> Yeah, but why?
His old man put the kibos on it. I said I'm dragging Damon down, though. There might be some truth to that. That's a total mess. Let me handle it.
>> No need. As long as Damon's happy, that's all that matters to me.
>> Yeah, he'll bounce back. Forget about him.
>> But it's barely been 5 minutes. How could everything change so quickly? Uh, >> how about I swing by in a few days, keep you company, take your mind off things.
>> Well, I don't know.
>> Is that a yes? Awesome.
Hey Dan, be careful.
>> So Megie is a no-show today. Starting to worry about her, you know.
>> Chill, Zara. Maybe she's just running late. Dan, seriously, watch it.
[laughter] >> What on earth are you GUYS UP TO?
>> [laughter] >> THAT WAS EPIC, RIGHT? You said be careful. That was epic, right?
>> Hello. [screaming] Could you cut down on the yelling? My head's about to explode.
>> Come on, one more round. Hey, how about this? We ditch the tower and just topple chairs instead.
>> That's going too far. Seriously, [laughter] >> I know.
>> That's it. Enough is enough. THAT'S LIKE THE 13TH BALL. I'M OUT. I'M DONE. I quit.
>> Count me out, too, Mr. Martin.
>> What?
>> I mean, I'm quitting, too.
>> Oh, then let's go to Damon's office.
[laughter] >> Oh, dang. I got to hustle over to Maggie's.
>> Hey, mind if I tag along?
>> Not this time.
>> [music] >> Mr. Damon, >> what do you want from me? Can't you see I'm sad?
>> WE'RE OUT OF HERE.
>> YOU'RE QUITTING.
>> Sure thing.
>> How can you be so come about this?
>> If we leave, you're not going to have any teachers left. Sure thing. Uh, >> what's gotten into you?
>> I'm not feeling good. Well, looks like this whole place is bonkers.
>> Who cares? We're hitting the road. Sure thing.
[music] [crying] [laughter] >> No, absolutely not.
[laughter] >> Uh, hey, Maggie.
>> Yeah.
>> Still feeling down?
>> Mhm.
>> Maggie, come on now. You're still young.
You can't be feeling this blue.
>> I'm not sad. You're not sad.
>> Well, >> you're hurting. But you are the strongest girl I know.
>> Go on.
>> You can tackle any challenge that you face.
>> You know what? You're right.
>> That's the spirit. You just got to seize a date like me.
>> Uh, how's that?
>> Well, I felt like it, so I skipped school.
>> Uh-huh.
>> Felt like it, so I didn't finish my porridge.
>> Got it. felt like it. So, I spilled about your exam to the inspector.
>> Oh, oopsie.
>> What did you just say?
>> Uh, I said that I I didn't finish my porridge.
>> So, it was you all along.
>> No, I swear it wasn't me. It was uh uh >> How could you, Kevin? You ruined everything. Everything. I'm leaving the school and David's in trouble because of me and my pseudo friends.
>> No, no, no. Maggie.
>> [music] >> Well, if that's your decision, we won't stand in your way.
>> Finally.
>> Did you say something?
>> Uh, no. No, no. You must have misheard.
>> Maggie, you just need to sign here.
>> I can't watch this.
>> Wait, hold on. Maggie, don't do this.
Why are you here? Kevin told me that you want to leave the school, so I rushed over.
>> So Maggie, you forgot about the signature.
>> Mr. Travis, I've known Maggie for a long time, and I know her dream is to go to basketball school.
>> And why should I care?
>> Because she's willing to give up her dream and leave school just for your son's sake. Just think about it.
>> Are you [music] really doing this for me?
>> I'm dragging you down, Damon. There's no other way.
>> Do you seriously love my son?
>> What's going on here? Zip it.
>> Of course I do. I've been trying to tell you, but you always >> interrupt me.
>> What kind of person am I?
>> What is happening here?
>> JUST be quiet. Quiet. We >> I'm sorry, Maggie. I never thought I'd say this, but you seem like a good person. You can date my son.
>> Really?
>> Of course.
>> Thank you.
>> You're welcome.
>> I'm out of here.
[music] >> And I'll be back for inspection.
>> Let's go quickly. We still have time to fix everything.
Let's [music] do this.
Ain't going to let him be together. No way.
>> Hey Dan, do you mind cleaning up these tables and chairs from the hallway? It's like an obstacle course.
>> Uh uh. Yeah, sure things, Ara.
>> Easy peasy.
>> Well, well, look at you, heart eater.
>> [laughter] >> No, no heart eating, just brains. Nice one.
>> So, what's the plan with all of the scribbles and doodles?
>> We'll figure something out.
>> H seriously, he's going to fix all this himself.
>> Yo, Nikki, what's up?
>> Well, [music] doing my manicure. What's it look like?
>> But why not on your nails?
Come on, smarty pants. [music] Some things you just don't get. Why would I paint one side? When I turn my hand around, the other side is naked.
>> Uh, yeah, that makes sense. How about you scrub the walls and I'll hook you up with this.
>> Count me in.
Oh, am I in trend now, too?
[music] This looks good.
What the heck?
Let me try my mind power.
Oh, that fits well. [bell] It worked. [music] Hey all, look at who I brought.
Hooray. [screaming] >> Dad, you're not feeling okay?
>> No. Without you guys, school's been a drag.
>> Oh, ball.
>> All right, we'll help y'all out with the test. Everyone take a seat.
>> Gotcha.
[music] I wonder why Kevin ain't here.
We're not waiting for him.
>> All right, let's get this show on the road. Mr. Phil, can I have a chat with you?
Here, take this. It's all the answers.
Go away. Thanks.
What do I do?
[music] That's better.
Check it out. The school bell is working fine.
>> Here you go.
>> Here, take it.
>> That's for you.
>> Huh?
[laughter] >> Surprisingly, everything's spot on.
>> Why is that surprising? We've got some brainiacs in this school.
Can't argue with that.
Knock it off. Well, let's keep [music] moving. I'd like to take a look around the school.
>> Sure thing, boss. Come on, follow me.
[music] [music] >> Look at this, guys.
>> Well, isn't this something? Nothing to nitpick here. The school's looking great. Thank you so much, Mr. Phil.
Check it out. Not a speck of dust.
>> Absolutely spotless.
>> Well, Damon, looks like you've nailed it.
I'm thrilled about that. Absolutely.
[music] >> The exam results outstanding. It's like magic. Can't argue with that.
All right.
Looks like you've aced this inspection, Demon. And I I knew it couldn't be all smooth sailing. I'm pretty sure you misheard. Uh, we did, too.
[music] Finally, they're gone. Now we have a nice place to play. Hold on. Where's the ball?
[laughter] >> [laughter] >> Oops.
>> Kevin, seriously.
>> Well, I didn't think you guys would show up.
>> That's it. I'm shutting this place down.
Unbelievable. And to INSULT ME ON TOP OF IT. Let's keep our cool, MAYBE. NO WAY.
THAT WAS THE LAST STRAW AND YOU'RE DONE.
WELL, I tried to keep it civil, but now we'll do it our way.
Well, if you look at it from another angle, let me go. Our students aced the exam.
Please just let me go.
>> Stop struggling. You'll trip.
>> We'll let you go if you promise not to spill the beans. I'll spill everything TO THE COPS TO EVERYONE.
FINE, I won't say anything.
>> Go ahead and run before you change your mind. Freedom. [screaming] And you go ahead and sit tight [music] and think about what you've done.
>> Oh, yeah. We should head to the diploma ceremony.
>> All right, everyone. Let's give it up for the principal of the correctional school. Me.
>> Hey, why are you standing up? HERE COMES >> [laughter] >> HOW DOES HE EVEN HAVE such a big ego?
>> Old folks, they're always like that.
>> Yeah, they get more cheeky with age.
[laughter] >> Quiet down over there. Congrats, folks.
You aced all your exams and can now head off to any school you fancy.
>> Finally, it's about time.
>> Good time. She's been waiting forever.
And a big PAT ON MY OWN PACK, TOO, because I won't have to see your annoying faces anymore.
[music] >> Pretty Caroline. [singing] [music] Stone cold star. She wasn't started working at the D.
[music] [singing] Tell [music] you, leave you dead or make them scared.
is the heart of I [music] don't THINK [screaming] >> I practically live there more than a home. Quick, I said.
[laughter] Ooh, spooky stuff. Actually, I have something to tell you.
>> [laughter] >> Bow it.
>> Potter. [laughter] Bit of a blockage. Just a bit.
>> Yeah.
What are you guys playing at?
>> WHAT ARE YOU? [laughter] >> OH, COME ON, KEVIN. You forgot the line.
>> Big deal. So what?
[music] [laughter] >> Where did you come from? Kevin told me that you're thinking of fetching school.
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