The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius 2x7

Directed by Mike Gasaway

Megan Cavanagh as Judy Neutron / Lunch Lady (voice) • Tom Kenny as Nanobot #2 (voice) • Daran Norris as Nanobot #1 (voice) • Andrea Martin as Ms. Fowl (voice) • Carolyn Lawrence as Cindy Vortex (voice)

Jimmy attempts to update the mischievous Nanobots in order to correct errors in his homework, but the Nanobots take it upon themselves to correct everything - even the human race!

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1. Gotta Blast!

2. Help!

3. Captioning sponsored by THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

4. and NICKELODEON

5. Danger! Danger! This unit is under attack.

6. Hello, under attack, too.

7. It's not always about you, you know.

8. Aah!

9. Aah!

10. Hey! Oh! Hey! Aah!

11. Is that the best you can do?

12. Put some neck into it.

13. Not so easy, is it, Mr. Look How My Head Comes Loose?

14. Nanobots, I'm upgrading the checks and balances

15. in your neurocircuitry

16. so you don't lose control like last time.

17. Nanobot upgrade completed.

18. Whoa!

19. Two eyes.

20. Now my gaze is twice as commanding.

21. Test. Test.

22. Whoo-hoo-hoo!

23. Listen to my new voice.

24. I'm like a silicon-based Julio Iglesias.

25. Nanobots, get ready to fulfill your new prime function.

26. I'm ready.

27. He could use more work.

28. Quiet!

29. I'm trying to hear what important task

30. the great Creator requires of us.

31. Welcome to your new correct-o-tech.

32. It contains everything you'll need

33. to correct my nonscience homework.

34. He's giving us another chance.

35. The fool!

36. I mean...

37. Yay! Yay!

38. Here's the deal:

39. Cindy continuous to smoke me

40. in artistic, right-brain subjects, like poetry.

41. "Shall I compare Jimmy's head to a summer's day?

42. It is more pointy and more ill-formed."

43. I order you to scan my new poem and correct it for errors.

44. It has to be perfect.

45. The Creator wishes us to correct for error.

46. We are back, baby!

47. "Ode to Cindy."

48. Hey!

49. "Roses have low spectral wavelengths,

50. violets have high."

51. "Cindy's unable to express these values in angstrom units

52. because she's not as smart as I."

53. Blah! Blah!

54. Error! Error!

55. This unit detects missing commas, here and here.

56. Further error: This unit detects misuse of iambic pentameter.

57. Cutting and pasting there, here, here, there, there

58. and all these places.

59. Nanobots, wait!

60. Extreme error! Extreme error!

61. Use of imagery: poor to suck-rotten.

62. Extreme error!

63. Activating delete function.

64. Delete, delete, delete, delete!

65. Nanobots, stand down!

66. Oh, now look what you did.

67. I blame your poor leadership skills.

68. Jimmy, breakfast.

69. I'm going to have to put you back into lockdown.

70. Your behavior's still too chaotic.

71. I'll get your bugs worked out someday.

72. Nice going, bug!

73. He hates us.

74. He likes me.

75. It's you he can't stand.

76. Oh, your words cut like a knife.

77. Sweetie, while I'm out shopping,

78. could you clean out the gutters and resod the lawn?

79. But, butter biscuit, I took the day off

80. so I could spend time in my workshop.

81. Don't forget the atomic pile in my room.

82. You have to bleed it every 46 minutes.

83. But I've got to get the ring-neck buffleheads ready

84. for the big duck-off next month.

85. Could you clean up Goddard's lug nuts from the backyard?

86. They're starting to rust.

87. Oh...

88. Because of you,

89. I'm stuck in this inferior module.

90. Our old module was much better.

91. If I had the old module back,

92. I'd correct for error

93. like no one's corrected for error before.

94. The Creator would be pleased with me.

95. I'll use the old module to correct for error.

96. Then the Creator will be pleased with me.

97. Hey, you stole my idea!

98. I used your idea as a springboard.

99. You stole my springboard.

100. This could be dangerous.

101. You go first.

102. Uh-uh, age before beauty.

103. Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

104. Aah!

105. You're a dead bug.

106. I call captain's chair!

107. Over my dead relays!

108. Now to find the Creator.

109. Look, I'm sorry, but every once in a while

110. I need a little Hugh time.

111. Hugh time?

112. Yes, my personal space.

113. My piece of the sky.

114. My secret garden.

115. But...

116. Do you know what time it is?

117. Hugh time? Hugh time?

118. Yes, Hugh time.

119. I'll be in my workshop,

120. which is sort of like my secret garden.

121. There's your bus, dear.

122. Thanks, Mom. Bye!

123. We must follow the Creator

124. and await our chance to correct for error.

125. And then he'll love me again.

126. What is it like in your dream world?

127. A little humid.

128. Well, buffleheads, it's just you and me.

129. "And somewhere men are laughing,

130. "and somewhere childre,

131. "but there is no joy in Retroville,

132. because Jimmy is an idiot."

133. I thank you.

134. Top that, left-brain boy.

135. Thank you, Cindy.

136. That was lovely.

137. Jimmy, would you like to read your poem next?

138. Well, I did write one,

139. but my upgraded server nanites destroyed it.

140. Ha! Like I haven't heard that one before.

141. Two demerits.

142. Sheen, your poem's next.

143. Poem?

144. Carl, you told me

145. we had to do an interpretive dance.

146. No, that's Thursday.

147. Well, this is all I got.

148. It probably needs music.

149. Now is our chance to correct for error.

150. Error! Error!

151. You're out of step.

152. Assume first position.

153. And step, and step, and turn.

154. Now flutter like a bird.

155. Nanobots? But how?

156. Box step, box step, plié, plié.

157. And bring it on home.

158. Nanobots, I order you to...

159. Error! Error!

160. Look at the hairstyle.

161. I'm trying not to.

162. Initiating correction.

163. Ooh!

164. Wait, we still have to do the bangs!

165. Nanobots, wait!

166. Halt!

167. Um, J-J-Jimmy,

168. is your antibully thing going to beat me up again?

169. I don't think so, Carl.

170. It's only been programmed

171. to correct for error.

172. Come on, we've got to find it.

173. She's gone.

174. But I thought the Creator looked pleased.

175. Oh, so did I.

176. Let's continue correcting for error.

177. Error.

178. This unit detects poor posture.

179. Straightening spinal column.

180. Error.

181. Poor ball handling.

182. Demonstrating correct technique.

183. Whoa, there it is.

184. Error! Error!

185. Detecting tasteless chipped-beef special.

186. The beef-to-chip ratio is completely off.

187. Adding steak sauce.

188. Steak sauce?

189. Spicy mustard is the w.

190. Oh, really, Wolfgang.

191. Why don't we throw in an old shoe?

192. But I already made shoe twice this week.

193. Oh, no, the responses are more chaotic than ever.

194. Hey, Spewtron, your stupid psychorobots

195. are in the lunchroom.

196. Alert! Alert!

197. Fashion error! Fashion error!

198. Oh, that's the worst kind.

199. Correcting.

200. Hey, not bad.

201. I order you to shut down.

202. But, Creator, we were merely correcting for error.

203. As you programmed.

204. You have misunderstood your programming.

205. You can't go around correcting people.

206. Yeah! Although I do love

207. what you've done with this blouse.

208. Humans are supposed to be flawed.

209. Their flaws mean that they're functioning perfectly.

210. Get ready, guys.

211. Faced with this paradox, the saucer module will explode,

212. just like last time.

213. Humans are flawed,

214. but their flaws mean that they're... perfect?

215. But if they're perfect,

216. they can't be flawed.

217. It's quite the conundrum.

218. My brain hurts.

219. I call an error— extreme error.

220. We are programmed to delete extreme error,

221. but this module has no delete function.

222. It's got a molecular atomizer.

223. Close enough.

224. Nanobots, for the last time,

225. execute your programming.

226. We obey, O Creator.

227. Delete, delete.

228. Delete, delete, delete,

229. delete, delete, delete, delete, delete, delete, delete!

230. Delete, delete, delete,

231. delete, delete, delete, delete, delete, delete, delete...

232. Carl, Sheen, take cover!

233. Aah! Aah!

234. Gotcha!

235. Nanobots, do not delete.

236. Do not delete!

237. He doesn't want to be deleted?

238. But he's a flawed human.

239. To obey him would be error.

240. This is making my circuits spin.

241. What if we delete everyone else first?

242. Sweet! Then the Creator

243. will have a chance to admire our work.

244. Yes! Then we delete him.

245. Works for me.

246. Storing Creator until final deletion.

247. Nanobots!

248. Wait! Don't!

249. Nanobots, open the door!

250. There, that's everyone.

251. Negative. This unit detects further human error.

252. Now can we delete the Creator?

253. Not yet.

254. Sensors indicate this entire planet

255. is infested with extreme human error.

256. You mean...?

257. Mm-hmm.

258. We must delete every human on earth.

259. Let's start with the French.

260. I found Principal Willoughby's keys.

261. Hurry, Carl!

262. Jimmy has only seconds of air left!

263. Sheen, I've got plenty of air.

264. Just open the door.

265. Thanks, guys.

266. Easy, Jimmy!

267. Take slow, deep breaths.

268. Carl, are we the only ones left?

269. The whole school's empty.

270. The nanobots have deleted the entire town.

271. We've got to get to the lab!

272. Be right back, little surf scooter.

273. You just stay.

274. Stay. Good boy.

275. Butter biscuit, are we all out of the wood finish?

276. Got to wipe down the blue-winged ruddy duck.

277. Pine nut pants!

278. She must still be out.

279. Wheezer always keeps a spare can of wood finish

280. in his crawl space.

281. Howdy, neighbors!

282. Your front door was open.

283. Hello?

284. Wheezer...

285. Wheezer?

286. Wheezer?

287. Where is everybody?

288. Anybody!

289. Anybody at all!

290. Hello!

291. Not a soul on the enti.

292. Maybe they got together and formed an angry mob!

293. Wait up, everybody!

294. I want to be in the mob, too!

295. Sam?

296. Anyone!

297. Somebody answer me!

298. I'm alone.

299. I don't know how or why, but I am the last man on earth.

300. Judy... Jimmy... they're...

301. They're gone.

302. How will I live?

303. How will I deal with the crushing loneliness?

304. Whoo, I feel so light.

305. Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

306. Whoo-hoo!

307. Wow!

308. Now, that is Hugh time!

309. Everyone in the world, gone.

310. It's horrible!

311. I know.

312. Oleander owed me 53 cents.

313. They're not really gone, guys.

314. They've been dumped into a virtual trash bin.

315. I knew it!

316. What's a virtual trash bin?

317. It's a trash file for deleted items, like on any computer.

318. Oh.

319. When the nanobots delete someone,

320. they're converting them into electrons.

321. I see. Go on.

322. The electrons get downloaded

323. onto the hard drive,

324. which stores them in the trash file.

325. And...

326. But if the trash bin g,

327. the nanobots will have to dump it,

328. and if that happens, everyone's atoms will be gone forever.

329. Adieu, adieu, adieu

330. to you and you and you.

331. On to Belgium.

332. Must... enjoy... Hugh time!

333. Well, that's it.

334. I've done just about everything I can think of.

335. I still miss my family.

336. Oh... who am I kidding?

337. What good's personal time if there's no one to share it with?

338. Without Judy and Jimbo, there's no reason for me to live.

339. No reason at all!

340. Aunt Mo's Pies?

341. No... no, they could never replace the ones I love.

342. But, hey, look at all the pie!

343. Yes!

344. I will do it.

345. I... will... live!

346. If I can't capture them

347. in this magnetic field, we're done for.

348. Carl, any sign of the nanobots on the monitor?

349. No, uh-uh, Jim.

350. Sheen, we need that monitor

351. to watch for the nanobots.

352. Okay, okay.

353. Just let me destroy this star cruiser.

354. Who is it?

355. Uh... telegram.

356. Yeah, like I'd really fall for that old trick.

357. Llama-gram?

358. Llama-gram!

359. Ooh! Ooh! Ooh!

360. Okay.

361. Jimmy, Jimmy!

362. I just beat my high score on "Alienator."

363. Oh, and the nanobots are here.

364. Leaping leptons!

365. Quick, Goddard, fly-cy.

366. Stop, we wish to please you!

367. That is why we must delete you.

368. November, December, the next year, the next year after that—

369. an endless supply of pie!

370. Mmm... boysenberry—

371. the most delicious part of my postapocalyptic nightmare.

372. Hey, it's Dad.

373. He hasn't been deleted yet.

374. Endless pie.

375. Endless pie.

376. Whoa...!

377. Creator,

378. prepare to be deleted.

379. And pleased.

380. The computer's trash bin is full.

381. Ooh, we have been deleting a lot lately.

382. Prepare to empty trash bin.

383. I can't let them dump everyone's electrons.

384. Think... think...

385. Endless pie...

386. Endless pie...

387. Brain blast!

388. Nanobots, wait!

389. Nice job, guys.

390. Excellent work.

391. I'm ready to be deleted.

392. But before you do, I have one last request.

393. Of course, great Creator.

394. We exist to serve.

395. We live to please.

396. Kiss-up.

397. State your request, mighty Creator.

398. Can you guys check my homework one last time?

399. I think I've got this poem nailed.

400. Just let me make a few.

401. Here, here and there.

402. "Cindy sings the body electric,

403. but she's still not as smart as me."

404. "She can't even compute the value of pi,

405. which I know equals three."

406. Aha!

407. Error.

408. Pi is not equal to three.

409. Computing.

410. The correct value of pi is 3.14.

411. "1-5-9-2-6-5-3-8-9..."

412. Overload! Overload!

413. Infinite decimal sequence.

414. "2-3-8-4-6-3..."

415. My pie!

416. Oh, it's not fair!

417. I had time!

418. I finally had all the time in the world!

419. Gee!

420. Sweetie.

421. Honey bunny.

422. Jim-jammy.

423. You're back!

424. I'm not the last man on earth anymore.

425. James Isaac Neutron,

426. what's been going on around here?

427. Uh... nothing.

428. So, Dad, how was your Hugh time?

429. I... It was good, son,

430. but nowhere near as good as "us" time.

431. Aw...

432. Why can't we get along like that?

433. Are you afraid to love?

434. Oh, look.

435. I found an error with your head unit.

436. Correcting!

437. No fair—

438. you've got arms.

439. Why do I listen to you?

440. Ow! You know I bruise easily.

441. Chips for brains.

442. I'm telling Motherboard.

443. Ha-ha! Missed me.

444. Captioning sponsored by THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

445. and NICKELODEON