00:02This is 29 Acacia Road, and this is Eric, the schoolboy who leads an amazing double life.
00:09But when Eric eats a banana, an amazing transformation occurs.
00:16Eric is Banana Man, ever alert for the call to action.
00:32Now then, this scheme of yours for overcoming Banana Man, tell me more, Dr. Gloom.
00:38With my new clone machine, we can produce an exact copy of any living creature, and then program it to
00:45carry out our orders.
00:48Let me show you. Now, remember Apple Man?
00:51Yes, particularly his last encounter with Banana Man. Apple Man crumbled.
00:56One Apple Man wasn't enough, I grant you that, but think of two, or three, or more clone Apple Man.
01:06We shall see, Doctor. Proceed.
01:08Right. Now, to make a clone, we insert a coin in the machine, and our subject on a conveyor belt
01:15is carried into the duplicating chamber.
01:19The little wheel spin around and around.
01:27Bingo!
01:28Very good, Doctor, but they seem lifeless.
01:31Ah, they're alive all right, but they're locked in a force field until I pull one of these release levers.
01:39What a prospect! An army of bad apples!
01:43But, Doctor, are they bad enough?
01:45Bad? We'm rotten to the core.
01:48Now, if we could get Banana Man now, and produce just one evil Banana Man of our own...
01:57Brilliant, Doctor! That would mean double trouble for Banana Man.
02:02But, wait! Look at those three ducks on the wall!
02:05Can't be.
02:07Gotcha!
02:07Ah!
02:07It's Crow, Doctor, Banana Man's little friend. Or, should I say, little spy?
02:14Quack, quack.
02:15That's enough, birdbrain. You're just the bait we need to set our trap.
02:22It's Crow, boss. They got me, pal. I'm a prisoner of the bad guys.
02:26I understand, Crow. Where are you being held?
02:29Round the neck. I'm at Dr. Bloom's surgery, Bigby. But be careful. They're going to...
02:34Whistle on the crow and throw the...
02:35That's enough of that. We'll be waiting, Banana Man.
02:45Hello!
02:47Innocent. You hear me? I'm innocent.
02:49Quiet! We'll let this turkey go, Banana Man, if you'll just stand over there.
02:55Very well. Let him go.
02:57Why not? There's nothing they can do my super strength is not equal to.
03:10It's some candy.
03:12Ah, yes. They're exactly alike, except for intelligence.
03:17No matter. Once our Banana Man is programmed, he will be an unthinking robot of destruction.
03:25But first, a trial of strength.
03:35You've done it, Doctor. We shall triumph now that Banana Man joins the forces of evil.
03:41Oh, no, he won't, General. You won't get away with this.
03:44Oh, no, he won't, General. You won't get away with this.
03:48Oh, yes, we will.
03:50Come with me to the computer room, General. We shall work out a program.
03:56How can I get Banana Man out of this?
03:57But which one is he?
03:59Quick, Crow. I'm the real Banana Man. Set me free.
04:02Quick, Crow. I'm the real Banana Man. Set me free.
04:05There's only one way to find out.
04:07Now, you. Can you tell me Boyle's Law?
04:09The volume of a given mass of gas kept at one uniform temperature varies inversely as the pressure.
04:13Very good. And now you. Which is heavier? A ton of bricks or a ton of feathers?
04:19What kind of feathers?
04:21Ah, it's you.
04:24Well done, Crow. But how did you know I was the real Banana Man?
04:29Oh, well, it was the way you spotted that trick question, boss.
04:33Of course.
04:43Well done,���
04:45Yeah.
04:57Bye.
04:58All right.
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