(ESTABLISHING SHOT: Interior of DRAKKEN's LAIR)
(DRAKKEN sits at a desk, waiting. SHEGO enters)
DRAKKEN: It's about time, Shego.
SHEGO: Sorry, doc, the movie theatre was packed. I had a hard time getting out.
DRAKKEN: That's no excuse. I've been waiting for you to show up so we could form a plan to take over the world. What do you see in the movies, anyway?
SHEGO: I don't know, I just like going.
DRAKKEN: I've personally never seen the point. There's too much work to be done to just go see some poorly thought out Hollywood blockbuster.
SHEGO: Hey, all those people can't be wrong.
(DRAKKEN suddenly gets an idea)
DRAKKEN: All those people, eh? Shego, how many people do you think go to the movies a day?
SHEGO: I don't know, a bunch. Why?
DRAKKEN: I've just come up with a plan.
(Cut to the Middleton Multiplex. KIM and RON are leaving)
RON: That was great, KP. Going from one movie to another. We should do it more often.
KIM: Yeah, we should, but not on a school night. It's already a past midnight.
RON: You're right. We'll have to go earlier. You want to go again tomorrow?
KIM: After I finish my work.
RON: Suit yourself, you'll be missing free movies.
KIM: I'll join you after I've finished cheerleading and homework. See you tomorrow.
RON: See ya.
(Cut to Middleton High School: The next day)
(Cut to the interior. KIM stands at her locker. RON approaches)
RON: So, you gonna come to the movies with me after school again?
KIM: Ron, I have other stuff to do. I'll get to the movies as soon as I can.
RON: But they've got new movies today. I want to see as many as I can.
KIM: You know, Ron. If you go to the movies too much it'll get kind of boring.
RON: But that's where you're wrong, KP. Movies never get boring.
KIM: Whatever.
(DRAKKEN sits at a desk, waiting. SHEGO enters)
DRAKKEN: It's about time, Shego.
SHEGO: Sorry, doc, the movie theatre was packed. I had a hard time getting out.
DRAKKEN: That's no excuse. I've been waiting for you to show up so we could form a plan to take over the world. What do you see in the movies, anyway?
SHEGO: I don't know, I just like going.
DRAKKEN: I've personally never seen the point. There's too much work to be done to just go see some poorly thought out Hollywood blockbuster.
SHEGO: Hey, all those people can't be wrong.
(DRAKKEN suddenly gets an idea)
DRAKKEN: All those people, eh? Shego, how many people do you think go to the movies a day?
SHEGO: I don't know, a bunch. Why?
DRAKKEN: I've just come up with a plan.
(Cut to the Middleton Multiplex. KIM and RON are leaving)
RON: That was great, KP. Going from one movie to another. We should do it more often.
KIM: Yeah, we should, but not on a school night. It's already a past midnight.
RON: You're right. We'll have to go earlier. You want to go again tomorrow?
KIM: After I finish my work.
RON: Suit yourself, you'll be missing free movies.
KIM: I'll join you after I've finished cheerleading and homework. See you tomorrow.
RON: See ya.
(Cut to Middleton High School: The next day)
(Cut to the interior. KIM stands at her locker. RON approaches)
RON: So, you gonna come to the movies with me after school again?
KIM: Ron, I have other stuff to do. I'll get to the movies as soon as I can.
RON: But they've got new movies today. I want to see as many as I can.
KIM: You know, Ron. If you go to the movies too much it'll get kind of boring.
RON: But that's where you're wrong, KP. Movies never get boring.
KIM: Whatever.
