00:00From across the ocean on a cold dark night
00:09Something is coming and it doesn't feel right
00:12As it sucks the good from everything in sight
00:15Feel the evil in its cold green light
00:23We're dead!
00:24Transformed by a virus that feeds on hate
00:27The evil man works in his lab and waits
00:30For a hatred to fuel his darkest schemes
00:33So don't get angry or you'll fulfill his dreams
00:40We're dead!
00:46We're dead!
00:52We're dead!
00:57We're dead!
01:01There's definitely something very inspiring about a fashion victim.
01:24Fashion victim today, my victim tomorrow.
01:31I think it's so excellent, don't you, Tips?
01:44Absolutely! Hot dog jackets are the coolest!
01:49Yeah, I wouldn't be seen dead in anything else.
02:01What's with the yellow fever?
02:06You wouldn't understand.
02:08Oh, come on! It's a fad!
02:11So what?
02:12You won't be able to afford one till they're out of fashion. That's what.
02:17For your information, pal, in our house, if I need a new jacket, my dad gets me one. Okay?
02:30Frustrated is good. Angry and frustrated is even better!
02:51What do you think of the new carpet?
02:53It's very white.
02:56Eileen wanted to give the place that light, airy feeling.
03:00Oh.
03:02Dad, I need a new jacket.
03:05Oh.
03:08What's wrong with your brown one?
03:10It's brown.
03:11Hmm.
03:12Well, let's talk about it further when Eileen gets home.
03:15Oh.
03:17Might have known we'd have to consult Eileen.
03:19Come on, Dawn.
03:20We make joint decisions from now on.
03:23I know.
03:24Like buying expensive white carpet.
03:50Oh.
03:54Oh.
03:56Oh.
03:57Oh.
03:59Oh.
04:02Oh.
04:04What a pity to have my best suit soiled.
04:19Guess I'd better take it to the cleaners.
04:23The thing is, Dawn.
04:38I knew that it would be no.
04:40So, if we hadn't just had the carpet put down.
04:44It cost an arm and a leg, honey.
04:46Fine.
04:47I'll just catch pneumonia and die.
04:49And then you won't have any more financial problems.
04:52Dawn, I've got this really nice jacket that doesn't fit me anymore.
04:56You could have that.
04:57Don't forget it.
04:58I'd rather freeze.
04:59Don't forget it.
05:02Don't forget it.
05:03Oh.
05:04Oh.
05:04Oh.
05:05This is the way we wash our clothes, wash our clothes.
05:27Better watch out with the jacket clothes, or you'll all soon be in mourning.
05:35What do you think of this? It's not too awful, is it? I've seen those hot dog jackets and, well, I can't tell the difference.
05:49Try and convince Dawn of that.
05:51But do you think if I had it clean to make it brighter she might like it? I mean, it's not going to embarrass her, is it?
05:58No, of course not.
06:01So, it's alright?
06:02Maybe if you put a drawstring through the middle of it it'll look better. Then a quick clean and Dawn will love it.
06:10Can I help you?
06:20I was hoping it would come up a bit brighter with a steam clean.
06:24Oh, I think we can do better than that. How does positively glowing sound?
06:34Great! If you think you can do it.
06:36Trust me, it will be a different jacket altogether. Why don't you take this sample home to dry? Especially for you.
06:48Thank you. I'll be back in an hour then. See you later.
06:54I know it's not a hot dog jacket, sweetheart. And I'm not trying to be pushy.
07:14It's not the real thing. But, I'll give it a go.
07:30I must have been dreaming.
07:32Rory! You better come out of there. Or else...
07:44Fashion victim today! My victim tomorrow!
08:02Groovy, honey!
08:14Oh, it really suits you, Dawn.
08:17Very nice, Dawny.
08:19Hey, I just want to blend in and be like everyone else.
08:23It's cool.
08:24If you're going to carry on like pork chops, I'll have to take it off.
08:28I'll pick up dinner. You go to the bank.
08:32Rory, could you please take the garbage out?
08:34Mum, you already asked me to put the washing on.
08:37Why don't I put the washing on?
08:39You're a lifesaver, Gramps.
08:47Hmm, that's not very much.
08:58Trying out a new style, Dawn.
09:01New?
09:02Dawn didn't have any style to begin with.
09:10Good one, guys.
09:11So, what's with the new jacket?
09:13Well, old new jacket.
09:17If I couldn't have the real thing, I wouldn't have bothered.
09:21Pity it's a fake.
09:23It's not fake.
09:24It's a real jacket.
09:26It's just a bit different from yours, that's all.
09:28What's going on here, girls?
09:30Miss, we don't seem to be able to agree with Dawn.
09:34Lovely.
09:35Oh, don't let me interrupt a good debate, then.
09:38You might think you're wearing a good copy of a hot dog jacket,
09:42but that looks like a stitched-up hand-me-down that's been to the cleaners.
09:47Yeah, pity.
09:56What do you want?
09:57Did everyone like the jacket?
09:59They loved it.
10:00Now can you go?
10:01Okay, so they hated it.
10:04Don't know what I was thinking.
10:06It's a fake.
10:07I'm a fake.
10:08How did I let Eileen talk me into wearing it?
10:11It's not Mum's fault.
10:13It's those stupid girls.
10:15They need someone to teach them a lesson.
10:17Oh.
10:18And who's going to do that?
10:20No, don't tell me.
10:21Let me guess.
10:22Super Rory!
10:24Give me a break.
10:25Surprises are my speciality.
10:41What's that?
10:54It's coming from the laundry.
10:56Quick!
10:57Oh my goodness!
10:59Jack!
11:00The carpet!
11:02The carpet!
11:03It's completely ruined!
11:07It's as stiff as a board!
11:09Feel it!
11:10Uh...
11:11Han...
11:12Not completely.
11:13Oh!
11:14Oh!
11:15Oh!
11:16Oh!
11:17Oh!
11:18Oh!
11:19It's such a pain that no one else is as good as us.
11:23I know what you mean.
11:24Hey, check this out.
11:25Someone's hot dog jacket's been slimed.
11:26Boy, whoever owns it is going to spew.
11:28Look at this, guys.
11:29Oh!
11:30Oh!
11:31Tori!
11:32And look!
11:33Oh!
11:34Oh!
11:35Oh!
11:36Oh!
11:37Oh!
11:38Oh!
11:39Oh!
11:40Oh!
11:41Oh!
11:42Oh!
11:43Oh!
11:44Oh!
11:45Oh!
11:46Oh!
11:47Oh!
11:48Oh!
11:49Oh!
11:50Oh!
11:51Oh!
11:55Oh!
11:56You're really going to get it, Dawn.
11:59What?
12:00You...
12:01You...
12:02You can't blame me for that!
12:03We know you're jealous of us because we have real hot dog jackets and your's is a fake!
12:09Hey!
12:10If I was going to slime your jackets I would have done a much better job.
12:14But...
12:15I couldn't have done it because I was on the netball court the whole time.
12:20Did it happen then?
12:22How should I know?
12:23Forget it, Tors. We'll deal with her later.
12:27Yeah, you'd better watch your back from now on, Enright.
12:39Okay, wise guy.
12:42You've had your fun.
12:43Now you'd better go and own up, because Tori and Tiffany are blaming me.
12:47What are you talking about?
12:48Don't come to raw porn with me, worm boy.
12:51Tori and Tiffany's hot dog jackets.
12:54We covered them with slime.
12:56So what if I did?
12:57They're going to pay me back, that's what, you little rat.
13:00In that case, I definitely wish I'd done it.
13:03But I didn't.
13:05Sure you didn't.
13:06Whatever I get, you'll get double.
13:18I'm just so angry, you know.
13:21It's all Dawn's fault.
13:23Yeah, she should be paying for this.
13:25She'll be sorry when we're done, that's for sure.
13:28Can I help you girls?
13:30We need our jackets cleaned.
13:32They'll be like new jackets in an hour.
13:35Why don't you take this sample of new apple fresh laundry detergent home to your mother's to try?
13:45It's free.
13:47Sure, if it's free.
13:50Yeah, and can we have some for our friends?
13:52What a great idea!
14:14It'll come good, honey.
14:16Look at it, Jack.
14:18It's got a horrible, dirty green colour.
14:21Gramps must have put way too much laundry detergent in the machine.
14:25What other explanation is there?
14:27That's the last time Gramps puts on the washing.
14:32What's that bad apple smell?
14:35Apple fresh laundry detergent.
14:37What happened to the new carpet?
14:45Blame!
14:46I love blame!
14:48All the result of just one tiny capful of detergent.
14:57There's value for money.
15:00I look forward to listening to what you have to say on the chapter, Rory, since you haven't bothered to read so much as a paragraph.
15:20Sorry, Mr. Bingley.
15:21I'm on the job.
15:32What is it, young man?
15:38What is the problem?
15:39If you're having a game with me, young man...
15:45I... I... I... I need help.
15:48I...
15:48What is it?
15:50What did I do?
15:53My... my... my... my clothes...
15:55are tickling... tickling me.
15:59I don't know what happened.
16:00I do.
16:01A nice little syrah designed to upset me.
16:04Well, it worked.
16:05So you can spend the rest of the class outside for your trouble.
16:10But...
16:11Hey!
16:15Hey, Dawn.
16:17Dawn.
16:19Dawn.
16:19Dawn.
16:21This had better be good.
16:23I'm already mad at you, remember?
16:25You're itching.
16:26It's the work of the Apple Man.
16:28No, it's not.
16:29It's Tori and Tiffany.
16:31They've probably sprinkled itching powder onto my clothes to get me back for what you did to their jackets.
16:37I didn't do it.
16:38And anyway, Tori and Tiffany are too stupid to think that up.
16:42It is the Apple Man.
16:43Look!
16:49Sit down, will you?
16:55Victoria, dear, please do sit down.
17:01You're making a fool of yourself.
17:08I don't care who's responsible.
17:11That is the funniest thing I've seen in a long time.
17:15This is serious.
17:16I think the Apple Man has infected clothes with the virus.
17:20Bad things are happening.
17:21We've got to get to the laundromat.
17:23Infected clothes?
17:26Are you nuts?
17:27I guess so.
17:29You don't have to pull faces to look ugly.
17:32They've got me!
17:33They?
17:34My undies!
17:36Do you want me to help?
17:38Don't even think about it!
17:41What's the matter, Rory?
17:46That's much better.
17:47That's good, because they're taking over!
17:50This is no time to make fun of me, Dawn.
17:53It really hurt.
17:54I'm serious!
17:56Oh!
17:57Hurry!
17:58It's not me!
17:59It's my clothes!
18:01Yuck!
18:01Yuck!
18:02Yuck!
18:03Yuck!
18:04Oh!
18:05Oh, man!
18:07Rory!
18:08I'm sorry!
18:10Yuck!
18:11Ah, youth of today.
18:14So undisciplined.
18:18Ha ha ha ha ha!
18:30I don't remember the laundromat looking like this.
18:34It's Creepsville.
18:35This isn't a real laundromat at all.
18:53Rory?
18:55Rory?
18:59Whoa!
18:59Ah!
19:01Whoa!
19:02Whoa!
19:02Whoa!
19:02Whoa!
19:03Whoa!
19:03Whoa!
19:03Whoa!
19:03Whoa!
19:03Whoa!
19:04Whoa!
19:04Whoa!
19:04Whoa!
19:04Whoa!
19:05Whoa!
19:05Don!
19:06Don't!
19:15Don?
19:16I have to turn!
19:18It's Nick!
19:19Help!
19:20Joe!
19:21I'm coming.
19:23Whoa!
19:32Don't!
19:33Don't!
19:33Oh, no!
20:03Disinfect the other machines while I ditch the green goo.
20:33Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no!
21:03Oh.
21:06Don't tell me you two have actually been exerting yourselves.
21:11Just a bit.
21:13Dawn, honey, it seems the apple fresh laundry detergent ruined more than the carpet.
21:19Looks like we'll be replacing most of our clothes,
21:22so you may as well buy yourself a hot dog jacket.
21:25Thanks, but I wouldn't be seen dead in one.
21:28They're just not my style.
21:31Things sure move in and out of fashion faster than they did when I was young from now on I'm not washing my clothes
21:38I'm gonna wear them dirty. So what's new?
21:41Grub
21:42Nothing, but this time I've got an excuse
21:54It says wash and wear
22:01You
22:03I
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