Central Park 1x10

1. Okay, I need to stretch.

2. Really? We just started running, after 20 minutes of stretching.

3. Maybe we should be a Pilates couple instead.

4. It's all about the core. You know, tiny movements.

5. No, we're sticking with something. You bought so many jogging outfits.

6. - What? - I saw something.

7. - What? - It was a fish, I think, but on land.

8. - Some kind of a land fish. - Okay.

9. It slithered, like, three feet into the water.

10. Uh-huh. Is this like when you saw a pigeon riding a turtle?

11. - I did see that. - Right.

12. Animals give each other rides. It's a thing.

13. - Animals can be bros. - Can we just go back to running?

14. I hate running. I hate it. I'm gonna call somebody.

15. Who? The fish police?

16. I don't know. Maybe.

17. I don't know why we keep trying to do this at the same time.

18. I like it more than flossing this way.

19. I always end up with little bits of food in my hair.

20. If my spit is a different color but we're using the same toothpaste,

21. is that bad?

22. Yes. Oh, God, look at my spit.

23. - Maybe it's fine. - All right, we better get going.

24. Everyone enjoy your fresh-smelling breath

25. 'cause soon we're all gonna have spicy cheese bread mouth,

26. and that's a whole different smell.

27. I love that farmers market.

28. I love going as a family.

29. But I just wanna say, if there's only one spicy cheese bread left,

30. I'm gonna fight all of you for it.

31. - Weapons or bare-knuckle? - Both.

32. I'm gonna rub it on my butt, then it's mine.

33. I will eat butt-rubbed spicy cheese bread.

34. - I don't care. - I like it better.

35. And then when we get back here, I'm gonna just put in a few hours of work.

36. Hope you guys don't mind.

37. It's a future Pulitzer Prize-winning story about corruption and scandal and—

38. Who am I kidding? I'm stalled. I have nothing to go to print with.

39. Mother, please. No negativity on spicy cheese bread day. It's sacred.

40. No, I know. It's just— It's big stuff.

41. The mayor hates the park. Bitsy wants to buy the park.

42. And they're both coming after you.

43. Can we just not say all these things out loud?

44. Doesn't help me pretend they're not happening,

45. which is how I'd like to deal with them today and for the rest of my life.

46. That's it, Dad. Healthy modeling.

47. All right, should we all try to pee at the same time?

48. Family that brushes together flushes together.

49. Owen?

50. You guys start without me. I'll jump in after I answer this.

51. Go ahead, Elwood.

52. - Did you say go ahead? - Yeah, go ahead.

53. - Now? - Yes.

54. Owen, there's been a sighting. Something up at the Meer.

55. - Yeah? - An aggressive... fish?

56. - Yeah? - That might be a— a snakehead.

57. - What? - I said a snakehead.

58. No, I heard you.

59. - Oh, you meant "what" like "oh, no." - Yeah. I'll— I'll come right up there.

60. It's spicy and it's cheesy And it's going in my tummy—

61. - Dad? What's wrong? - You'll be right up where?

62. I gotta go up to the Harlem Meer right now.

63. There might be a... snakehead.

64. Just the head? Seems like the threat is neutralized.

65. Is it a mafia thing? Or voodoo?

66. No, it's a fish. They call it the "fish from hell."

67. It's, like, the ultimate invasive species.

68. That's what your mother called me when we started dating.

69. You're gonna miss spicy cheese bread?

70. I guess so. I have a hell-fish to catch.

71. You know the little baby turtles That like to play peekaboo?

72. Well, you can kiss them goodbye If a hell-fish comes through

73. They inflict ecosystem trauma

74. 'Cause they're hangry like piranhas

75. And they gobble up the fauna Like a fishy Jeffrey Dahmer

76. A snakehead would make a lake dead

77. And all the little lives in liquid Are jeopardized by wicked hell-fish

78. If they invaded

79. It's the only reason I'd miss out On spicy cheese bread

80. If a hell-fish finds a mate It'll lay 50,000 eggs a day

81. And will walk from lake to lake

82. On his fins and spread fast Like the plague

83. It breathes air like a toad And it lurks in the muck

84. If the hell-fish is really there Then the pond might be f— screwed!

85. A snakehead would make a lake dead

86. And all the little lives in liquid Are jeopardized by wicked hell-fish

87. If they invaded

88. It's the only reason I'd miss out On spicy cheese bread

89. We hire experts in ponds With pond PhDs

90. Who pH balance the ponds And check on the pond species

91. Repair pond ecology With fancy pond degrees

92. Making sure the pond turtles Are feeling super fertile

93. But there'd be environmental catastrophe If someone put a hell-fish in the Meer

94. I don't think the park ponds Would persevere

95. No, no, no!

96. A snakehead would make the lake dead

97. - And all the little lives in liquid - What about the turtles?

98. - What about— What about the ducks? - Are jeopardized by wicked hell-fish

99. - The hell-fish is the only reason - If they invaded

100. - It's the only reason I'd miss out - I'd hate to miss out

101. On spicy cheese bread

102. Gosh darn it. I'm coming with you. I wanna see this thing.

103. - If it's there. - If it's there.

104. I'm coming too. If it's there, I wanna draw it.

105. Fista Puffs needs a new monster to fight.

106. I'll come too. I don't wanna be the only one who doesn't see this thing.

107. You guys'll have all your hell-fish inside jokes that I won't be a part of.

108. That's not cool.

109. Can't believe I'm choosing something over SCB.

110. - Stop spelling around me. - Sorry. Spicy cheese bread.

111. So, the family is off to see about a snakehead.

112. Speaking of little things that flop around on land...

113. - What do you mean nobody likes me? - We did a poll. No one likes you.

114. That's ridiculous. What was the question?

115. "How do you feel about Bitsy Brandenham?"

116. And?

117. And you could choose "like," "don't care" or "yuck."

118. - Seriously? - Yeah, it's science.

119. I'm flirty, fun and feisty.

120. Helen, tell him.

121. - What'd you say? Fussy? - Feisty.

122. - Oh. There you have it. - Whatever.

123. Who wants to be liked anyway? That's what alcohol is for.

124. This is a Bloody Mayor-y. Get it? Because you're the mayor?

125. See? You don't like a person who says that? That's delightful.

126. Right, but the thing is

127. we can't do the whole park deal if you're the face of it

128. and it turns out New York doesn't like your—

129. - Don't say it. - Face.

130. But I have an idea. I've got a likability consultant.

131. She's expensive but she's good, and she likes a challenge.

132. A challenge? Does no one understand that I am enchanting?

133. You know that East Side Strangler that they just caught?

134. He did better than you in the poll.

135. What? You asked people how they felt about a strangler?

136. - Yes, to get a baseline. - And I'm below it?

137. You're it. We made a new baseline. The strangler came out okay.

138. I could sell the park to the East Side Strangler today.

139. Fine. Call your precious consultant. But I'm likable.

140. - Yep. Yep. - You're stupid.

141. It was this big, and it was on the bank there.

142. And then it walked back into the water like this.

143. - Like this? - Yeah, but more like...

144. - Like erotic? - Kind of.

145. Do you think the fish was trying to be erotic, or it can't help it?

146. It just naturally is.

147. A little of both maybe.

148. Oh, my God. He needs glasses. And he's color-blind.

149. And he hit his head this morning on the towel bar.

150. So you have to take all this with a grain of salt.

151. I had brain surgery recently too. You wanna tell them about that?

152. - You believe me, right? - Show us the walk one more time.

153. It was like...

154. This is what I think it might look like.

155. - What's it saying? - It's saying, "My mama didn't love me!"

156. A complicated backstory.

157. There it is! Oh.

158. There it is! No, that's just a stick.

159. Hi, Marvin.

160. - Paige? - Yes?

161. I'm looking at the layout for tomorrow's paper.

162. - That's fun. - There's nothing from you.

163. And yet, you work for the paper as a writer.

164. Marvin, let me explain.

165. Are we about to have to talk about your Bitsy story?

166. Yes, the Bitsy story. It's huge. It's a major scandal.

167. Paige, I know. But at the moment, it's all unprintable, unsourced dead ends.

168. And the paper you work for is called What's New, New York?

169. It's not called "Unprintable Dead Ends, New York."

170. There it is! Oh, cup. There it is! Nope, same cup. There it is! Nope.

171. Yeah, that's Dad.

172. - What's that? What am I hearing? - I'm up at the Harlem Meer with my family.

173. Owen's on alert 'cause there might be a snakehead in the Meer.

174. The fish? The fish that walks on land? Frankenfish?

175. Yeah, eats everything. Yeah.

176. - That's a great story. Write that. - What?

177. That there might be a snakehead in the Harlem Meer.

178. We don't know if it's really here.

179. That's okay. You're up there looking, right?

180. "The hunt for the monster." Plus, fish can't sue us.

181. - Marvin. - Paige.

182. Fine. I'll send you something.

183. Five hundred words. And pictures, get pictures.

184. I hope a fish does sue us.

185. - No, you don't. - I do.

186. I wanted to sue a fish once. It was in a taco. I'm still mad at it.

187. Speaking of wanting to throw up...

188. I'll tell you what's not likable. Your shoes, your shirt and your shoes.

189. - Up top. - Huh? Oh.

190. Your hand feels weird.

191. Anyway, this is your expert? Ashley? Is that her name?

192. - It was Debra, but nobody likes a Debra. - My mother's name was Debra.

193. And?

194. Just let her work. You'll see.

195. Okay, three things to make you more likable right now.

196. Smile. Yep, just checking.

197. Don't ever smile again. You have what we call "bad smile."

198. Okay, now.

199. Imagine you're trying to get little flies out of your eyes just using your eyelids.

200. - Good. Do that all the time. - That's amazing. That totally works.

201. Put your hand on your face as if you're sleepy and it's a little pillow.

202. - Good, leave that there. - For how long?

203. Till we get those poll numbers up.

204. You can do stuff with your other hand. See?

205. You know, it does do something. That's impressive.

206. - You're kidding. - Wow.

207. - Yep. - And we're just getting started.

208. Convincing this city To like this old biddy

209. Is the hard job I'm here to do

210. Now, as we've established You smile like a catfish

211. And your resting face looks like

212. You're taking a poo.

213. A strangler outpolled you In case no one told you

214. That's what's called losing the race

215. So before the hard hitting The first step's admitting

216. New York doesn't like your face

217. First up, Bitsy Brandenham Twitter, TikTok, Instagram

218. - This Big Apple thinks you're the pits - I don't need to.

219. Bitsy, listen to this They think you're shysty

220. I'm flirty and feisty

221. - That's just the Long Island iced tea. - With Bloody Mary mix.

222. It's not okay

223. What the bloody mayor is trying to say Is New York doesn't like your face

224. They spit you out Because they've got New Yorkers' taste

225. They look at you and smell a rat And they've had enough of those

226. No one can stand you We've got to rebrand you

227. New haircut, heritage, Pronouns, clothes

228. Aesthetically, it's looking bleak Haute couture should make you pop

229. Sit front row at Fashion Week Then tweak the pictures with Photoshop

230. All we need is one good public stunt

231. With just the perfect words

232. That will lead New Yorkers

233. To accept the little polished turd

234. New York doesn't like your face

235. We've got to give them something better To embrace

236. Devise a plan to make them stand you That's what it's all about

237. Bitsy, it's the only way To cultivate the clout

238. Haven't you ever wondered, dear

239. Why your staff all carry cans of Mace?

240. New York doesn't like your face

241. All right. If that thing is out there, we'll find it.

242. - How did you get this tangled? - It all happened so fast.

243. Mine was like this, I think.

244. - It was? - I don't know! Don't yell at me!

245. - I'm not. - Well, somebody's yelling!

246. - You are. - It's you.

247. I'm sorry. I'm scared of giant fish with teeth.

248. I'm not. I'm totally comfortable with them.

249. And send. There. Story sent. Editor happy, I assume.

250. Owen, we need a coffee run. Actually, we need a food run.

251. These kids have cranky no-lunch face.

252. There won't be any spicy cheese bread left at the farmers market,

253. but what if I go and see if there's just regular cheese bread?

254. Or just cheese. Or just bread?

255. Yes, dying.

256. Mother, Father, give us bread.

257. Okay. I gotta get the boat in the water. Meet back here?

258. Picnic in the boat. Very cute of us. Very postable.

259. - Hate it. Cramped. - Yeah. My drawing's wet.

260. We're just not a boat family.

261. Please, people, we're trying to catch a monster.

262. It's not really about the picnic.

263. They didn't have a big picnic scene in Jaws.

264. Well, maybe if they did, that movie would've been more successful.

265. Why are there so many people here all of a sudden?

266. Maybe we actually do look really cute.

267. Uh-oh.

268. - Marvin. - Paige.

269. You posted my story?

270. Yes. I put it on the site, and I'm rushing it to print for tomorrow.

271. Paige, it's only been up a half an hour, but it's already got more clicks

272. than Doug's underwear story from last year.

273. Good. I hate that underwear story.

274. Hey. That was a great story.

275. I think he did it to get free underwear, but great story.

276. I'm worried. These people fishing—

277. If they're trying to catch the snakehead, then they're probably using barbed hooks.

278. But that makes it harder to release the good fish

279. without accidentally killing them.

280. Which is just as bad for the fish as getting eaten by a snakehead.

281. That's a good story too.

282. - You heard that? - Some of it. Oh, my God.

283. "New York hunts for the monster, but at what cost?"

284. That's the headline. You write the rest. I'll post it as soon as you send it.

285. Oh, Marvin.

286. Sir, sir. You know this is a catch-and-release pond, right?

287. Barbless hooks, please.

288. "Barbless hooks." Does that sound like a lady's name?

289. Sounds like a scary stripper.

290. Dad, would a snakehead eat a little duckling?

291. Definitely.

292. Oh, okay.

293. Well, this is not a problem, because maybe there's no snakehead at all, right?

294. I mean, maybe that jogger guy is cuckoo.

295. Right. Maybe he does this all the time. Can't bring him anywhere.

296. Snakehead here, snakehead there, snakehead there.

297. No!

298. Oh, thank God.

299. That duckling's gonna need therapy.

300. Experiment with drugs and alcohol in its teens,

301. and then somehow find its way and later be an inspiration to everybody.

302. Owen, is there anything else that could have sucked a duckling down like that?

303. - I don't think so. - Crap.

304. So, we all agree?

305. We're taking the ducklings, and we're putting them in private school in Vermont.

306. The gray fingers of dawn scratch the cheek of day.

307. Nope. The gray dawn dawns... Nope.

308. It's poignantly dawn. There it is.

309. Anyway, Owen and the crew were up late trying to catch the snakehead.

310. Still no sign of it.

311. None of the civilian fisherpeople caught it either.

312. Lot of tangled lines. Lot of people realizing fishing is not for them.

313. Lot of lost worms entering a new chapter of their lives.

314. Hey, would you mind getting out of our shot?

315. - Oh. Sorry. Better? - No.

316. Also, Paige's story got picked up by other papers.

317. That's why all these reporters are here.

318. Just shoot around him, I guess.

319. Interesting.

320. Helen! Helen! Where were you?

321. Starting a pee I didn't finish.

322. Ew. Don't pee. Gross.

323. Listen. Get that likability lady that I don't like on the phone.

324. I wanna run something by her.

325. Coffee and bagels!

326. And the heroes arrive with food. You guys are doing good stuff too.

327. Elwood, duck update? Everybody accounted for?

328. All present and adorable. And so fragile. This one has a cold, I think.

329. But maybe that's how all ducks sound?

330. They all look like they're trying to go for their morning swim.

331. They won't stop trying to swim!

332. I keep telling them it's too dangerous,

333. but they look at me like, "Who's Mr. Bossy Pants over here?"

334. Well, we had an idea. Don't know if it's gonna work,

335. but what if someone really clever brought these? Cole?

336. We were thinking they could be used as decoys.

337. Like they do for the pope.

338. - They have rubber popes? - Three of them.

339. Cole, shall we?

340. Marvin was right/I am a great writer/ I always believed in this story.

341. - This broke big. - Yep, sure did.

342. Sorry I'm so good at my job.

343. It's a media circus, which is not a problem at all.

344. So much easier to catch a fish with loud noise and flashing cameras

345. and so many more people fishing.

346. What's going on over there?

347. What's going on, is Dick Flake. Who's Dick Flake?

348. Dick Flake is a so-called "big game fish hunter"

349. who was hired by Bitsy Brandenham to catch the snakehead.

350. Do I like saying "Dick Flake"? Dick Flake I do.

351. Dick Flake. Hunter, fisherman, life coach, blue belt.

352. I've been hired by Ms. Brandenham to catch the snakehead.

353. I have a lot of experience catching snakeheads,

354. and "she has a lot of experience caring about this park."

355. This is just me talking here.

356. These guys, they're not doing it right That's not how you get the bite

357. I got topwater frogs, bottomwater frogs Plugs, buzzbaits, chatterbaits

358. Jitterbugs, dinglebiddies

359. So, ain't got time For no tackle box tickle talks

360. Not when there's vicious fishes In the fish game

361. So, listen up, 'cause here's the catch

362. Gotta have the right tools When you meet your match

363. Oh, you can catch a big game

364. If you got a lot of tackle And you got a cool name

365. Dick Flake

366. Oh, if the catching's why you came

367. Then you better be prepared To beat 'em at their own game

368. Dick Flake

369. I got topwater frogs, bottomwater frogs Plugs, buzzbaits, chatterbaits

370. Jitterbugs, dinglebiddies

371. Got weasel paws studded With a thistle and a twig

372. I got black fly wings Small, medium and big

373. Dick Flake

374. - Oh, I'm a Dick with perfect aim - Oh, he's a Dick with perfect aim

375. - And I always come prepared - And he always comes prepared

376. - To beat 'em at their own game - Dick Flake

377. Better be prepared To beat 'em at their own game

378. It's the likability lady.

379. - Yes? - Huge.

380. - Huge? - Huge. Huge success.

381. He hasn't caught it yet.

382. - You're already popping. - I'm popping?

383. New Yorkers love this story. It's trending all over the place.

384. Okay. Good.

385. People are talking you up on social media. And by "people" I mean me.

386. - How does that— - I have 10,000 accounts. Don't ask.

387. We'll need your guy to catch the fish soon though,

388. while people are focused on the story.

389. I'm sure he will. It's not like he's hunting a mastermind. It's a fish.

390. No, seriously. We need him to catch it within a few hours.

391. The media window is closing.

392. I can feel it closing on my fingers as I type. We need that fish.

393. All right. Too much. Too much from you, Ashley.

394. Go put your hand on your face, and then put your face up your butt.

395. Get me the fisherman.

396. It'd be cool if that was a code name instead of just what he is.

397. - What? - Nothing.

398. - Dick's on. - Where's my fish?

399. - I just got my boat in the water. - What?

400. They don't normally allow boats up here.

401. Also, the reporters were super into me so I—

402. Oh, good. You stopped. So, when will you have it?

403. - The snakehead? - Yes!

404. I don't know.

405. Soon?

406. - Very soon? - That's right.

407. And you're gonna call me the second you pull it in.

408. You got that?

409. I want to be there to give you your check when the reporters arrive.

410. - You hear me? - Yes.

411. The check you won't get if you don't catch the fish.

412. And try to catch it before 5:00. Traffic gets yucky.

413. What's he whining about?

414. His life. All of his decisions that have led up to this—

415. All right, all right. Save it for your comedy special.

416. Get him to stop.

417. I've gotta go pick out the right shoes to wear to this fish catching.

418. Yep. No, I know.

419. No. Stop. Stay on the shore. Bad duckling!

420. I just wanted to draw.

421. Remember when our life was our own, before we had kids?

422. - Hey, Molly. - Hey. Brendan.

423. - Cole. What's up? - Can't talk. Ducklings.

424. Trying to keep them from going in the water?

425. - Yep. - Snakehead.

426. It's already tried to eat one of them.

427. Did you come up here to fly your kite?

428. No, I came here to help catch the snakehead.

429. Are they drawn to wind hobbies?

430. No, I attached a fishing hook to the kite.

431. Kite fishing. It's a thing. I saw it online.

432. You can get further out over the water and the fish don't expect—

433. To be caught by a kite?

434. Yeah. Now I'm feeling like there might be more to it.

435. I just wanted to help. New adventures of Fista Puffs?

436. Not yet. It's been a lot of this.

437. Well, if I take off the hook, maybe my kite could be useful here.

438. Do you think I can get away with writing,

439. "Dick Flake, a man who looks like a toilet brush if a toilet brush were a person"?

440. I don't know. If he catches the thing, then he's a hero as far as I'm concerned.

441. He's not gonna catch it. He's a blowhard. Trust me.

442. I caught it! I caught it!

443. Okay. Maybe I'm not a great judge of fisherpeople.

444. I did it!

445. She got here fast. They got here fast.

446. Hey, you got it. Let's see. God, it's huge.

447. All right, give us a good one.

448. This is for What's New, New York? How'd you do it, Dick?

449. This is Ms. Brandenham's show. I just work here.

450. I mean, I work here.

451. Sometimes, generous, heroic, private individuals

452. can make things happen more efficiently than a creaky old bureaucracy can.

453. Hold it higher. Not too high, I'll be out of the shot.

454. There you go. Look at that.

455. Anyway, here's your check, from me, Bitsy Brandenham.

456. - Helping New York in any way I can. - Thank you, Ms. Brandenham.

457. Questions? Any of you on social media?

458. Shampagne looks nervous. Doesn't Shampagne look nervous?

459. Or maybe sad. Now I'm seeing both. Are you seeing both?

460. I can't read his expression, because he's a little dog. He looks furry.

461. What is it, boy? Tell me with your mind.

462. Okay, that's not working. It's possible we don't have that power.

463. Bitsy! Any truth to the rumor that you're trying to buy Central Park?

464. I don't think anyone heard you, dear. Anyone else?

465. I said—

466. People can also ask me anything if they want, about fishing or life.

467. Did someone ask if I think park management is severely lacking?

468. The answer's yes. Good question, whoever that was.

469. Let me just say this.

470. This park desperately needs someone to take care of it.

471. Someone who appreciates its worth. They might even be here right now, hey?

472. Who's got two thumbs up and appreciates the park?

473. Okay, I gotta split.

474. I just wanna at least trip her. Can I trip her?

475. - Oh, God. Is Cole gonna trip her? - He's going to see the dog.

476. - Bitsy. - Whoa, you're a tiny reporter, aren't you?

477. No, I'm the boy who— Never mind. I just— I'm worried about him.

478. She's a woman. She just looks like a man sometimes. It's the light.

479. - No, I mean— Hi. - Sup?

480. I mean him.

481. Oh. Yes. He's been a mopey little mop all afternoon.

482. He seems better now though. Whatever. Bye.

483. Wait. Just, when he's anxious, you can do a little drumbeat on his butt.

484. What? What? Shampagne, chill out.

485. Do a drumbeat. Hi.

486. What's happening?

487. Exactly. I knew it. I knew we had that power.

488. Okay, bye. Stay strong.

489. Newspeople are so weird.

490. - He's the boy who found the dog— - I remember who he is now.

491. Maybe it's worth trying the drumming thing?

492. All right.

493. Oh. My goodness.

494. Hey. Holy smokes. You little freak.

495. All right, from now on, whatever some rando tells me to do to you,

496. I'm doing it.

497. - He hasn't moved for a while. - That's not true.

498. He adjusted his shorts, like, five minutes ago.

499. Yeah, they were way up there.

500. It happens when he's upset. I don't know why exactly.

501. They just ride up like they're trying to help him.

502. There's something weird about that fish.

503. Weird eyebrows? No, fish don't have eyebrows. Weird attitude?

504. Maybe it's that it looks like Satan?

505. No, look at the eyes. Kinda cloudy and sunken, right?

506. Hope no one ever says that about me.

507. I think that fish is dead.

508. I mean, that's what happens when you kill them.

509. No, I mean dead from before. I don't think that fish is from the Meer.

510. But I thought Dick Flake caught the fish and saved the day. Of course he didn't.

511. Have you met Dick Flake? Allow me to explain.

512. Whoa, Dick Flake is a lying piece of cake, Dick Flake

513. No one's as fake as Mr. Richard Flake

514. He bought that fish Like he bought a pound of steak

515. It's like if a doctor couldn't find your appendix,

516. so they bought somebody else's from an— an appendix store,

517. and waved it around and told—

518. Well, you get the idea. That's not a good doctor, Dick!

519. Owen, look at Dick's fish. Doesn't it look kinda dead?

520. It looks very dead. That's what happens when you—

521. No, no, no. Look at the eyes. I think that fish has been dead a while.

522. Mom's really into talking about dead fish now. Just go with it.

523. I think Dick Flake went and got a dead snakehead

524. - so he could get his check from Bitsy. - Really?

525. Remember when we didn't know where he was for an hour,

526. and we thought he was pooping?

527. Owen, that thing is still out there. We gotta go back. We gotta go back out.

528. - Oh, gosh. - You can do this.

529. I don't know. I'm tired. And you guys probably do other stuff.

530. - What's that? - This?

531. - Is that? - It's kind of a new character. Park Guy.

532. It's just something I was playing around with.

533. Are his shorts pulled up really high?

534. I mean, the normal amount. But also, he gets his powers from them.

535. And is the snakehead saying,

536. "I'm this way because I never learned to read"?

537. It makes sense for his character.

538. All right. I'm going back out. I'm gonna get that fish.

539. We're going with you... until bedtime.

540. There's a fish Who's a beast from head to tail

541. It's become the park's white whale

542. - So just call me Ishmael - Be bold-faced and daring

543. Let us go to tame the wild sea

544. Time will tell what's meant to be

545. And we'll fight till we are free

546. Catch it like a dad With his shirt tucked in

547. - Be brave - Be brave

548. - When the moment comes to pass - To pass

549. - This ain't no Billy Bass - Billy Bass

550. - See, there's movement in the grass - In the grass, in the grassy, grassy grass

551. Let me do this one thing Or at least die trying

552. Trying

553. I'm gonna do this one thing Or at least die trying

554. Don't die

555. But if I do I hope you'll tell my story

556. And that's my dying wish

557. We'll always remember how you died When you tried to catch a scary fish

558. - I— I got it! - You did it!

559. - You really did it! - And you didn't die. I like that.

560. I was gonna die Was gonna die, die trying

561. Didn't die trying Didn't die trying

562. My team and I We would've died, died trying

563. - I see you as a superhero - Didn't die trying, didn't die trying

564. This means we can save the park

565. And we'll do it every day Or we'll die trying

566. Now, that's a story.

567. We didn't die We didn't die, die trying

568. - Flake's fake - Fish fraud

569. Bitsy bamboozles

570. Mayor commends the park employees

571. And we didn't die trying Didn't die trying

572. - I'm gonna buy that stupid park. - Yes, you've mentioned that.

573. - Maybe I'll buy that stupid newspaper too. - That seems nonprofitable.

574. But it would be so pleasing to fire everyone.

575. - Does someone need her feel-better juice? - I don't want to feel better! I want to—

576. Wait. Yes. Feel-better juice would be nice.

577. That helps too.

578. I'll buy the park or die, die trying

579. Please die trying Please die trying

580. Yes, I'll get that stupid park Or die trying

581. Please, pretty please Pretty please die trying

582. Oh, we'll protect the park Or we'll die trying, trying

583. In Central Park

584. - What if I own it? - It's the place where we began

585. You know your mama's got this

586. - Mama's got this - Central Park

587. - And it's where I met Dianne - Dianne

588. Grandiose and glorious Unlike any place on earth

589. - Thanks to this family - I'll die if I don't try

590. - The park is secure now - I'll die if I don't try

591. - But thinking it's over - I'll die if I don't try

592. - Is quite premature now - If I don't try, don't try

593. - Oh, in Central - In Central

594. - Central Park - Central Park