Act 2: The Good, The Bad and the Black
Fillmore and Ingrid are in front of a house.
Ingrid: According to the file on Marvin, he has a friend who he hangs out with after school. His name is Jimmy Dougfunny.
Fillmore: Let's go in. (rings the doorbell)
Jimmy's mom: (opens the door) Well, hello. Who are you people?
Fillmore: (whispers to Ingrid) Oh, God, she's racist. (talks to Jimmy's mom) My name is Waffle and this is my partner, Rice. We have a search warrant. We have the right to search this house for someone named Marvin, a black guy gone missing.
Jimmy's mom: Sorry, we don't let stereotypical black people in this house.
Ingrid: May we please search anyway? We have nothing better to do apparently.
Jimmy's mom: If it helps please you guys, go ahead.
Fillmore: Thank you. (him and Ingrid go inside the house) By the way, your house smells like semen.
A ten minute search laterJimmy's mom: Well, did you find anything?
Ingrid: Nothing unusual. Only a tall white cloak and a long pointed white hoodie with a dead black guy in the closet.
Jimmy's mom: (looks at Fillmore) What about you, Chicken?
Fillmore: My name is Waffle.
Jimmy's mom: (shrugs) Whatever you colored folks want, its all the same to me.
Fillmore: And yes, I did find something. It was in the basement. Marvin was here. Tell me the truth! Marvin was here! Wasn't he!?
Jimmy's mom: (cries) Yes! My son's best friend is black and I didn't want anyone else to know! How did you know that Marvin was here?
Fillmore: There was a bass guitar in the basement. Only black people have bass guitars in their basement, not white people.
Ingrid: Good show, Waffle. (to Jimmy's mom) Do you know where Marvin and your son went?
Jimmy's mom: They always come here and go to the same place wherever Marvin wants to go first which is....
Cashier: Good afternoon! Welcome to KFC, the home of the fried chicken. How may I help you?
Fillmore: Yes. Have you seen a black guy in this restaurant?
Cashier: Look around you! The whole store is filled with black people. And I swear I saw Diddy or Daddy, or whatever he wants to call himself these days.
Ingrid: This certain black guy was with a white guy.
Cashier: Oh, yeah. They were talking about some eating contest they were going to. It's about five blocks from here. You guys better hurry because by now it's almost over.
Random Person: Black guy in the contest? Have I seen him? Oh, yeah! He won first place without breaking a sweat. The guy's been champion of this contest for eight straight years.
Ingrid: Too bad we missed him.
Fillmore: Do you know where he could've gone?
Random Person: Yep. Him and three white kids walked away to one of their houses. One of them was really ugly and was really chubby...
Fillmore: Patrick Stump from Fall Out Boy?
Ingrid: No, I know who he's talking about. Thanks for the help, Random Person.
Fillmore: One more question. What kind of contest was Marvin competing in anyway?
Random Person: Watermelon eating contest. I tell you, if he weren't the only black person in the contest, it could've been anyone's game. I've never seen someone who could eat so much watermelons and then down a whole keg on purple soda.
Fillmore: If I didn't know any better, I'd say that this fanfiction writer is racist.
Ingrid: Don't worry. He's a black guy. He doesn't count as a person.
Fillmore: Good call.So you know who this person is?
Ingrid: Yes. His name is Zee.
Fillmore: Don't you mean Zed...
Ingrid: No! We aren't doing Pulp Fiction again. Anyway, I know where he lives. Come on follow me.
Fillmore: I think we need disguises.
Ingrid: You're right. Let's split up and meet back here in front of the school starting at the next act. Find a disguise and make it fast. Because Marvin doesn't have much time.
Fillmore: Of course he doesn't. He's black.
Ingrid: Why do I get the feeling that Al Sharpton is going to do a huge speech relating this episode into one of his things?
Fillmore: Because he has something in common with us. We both have nothing better to do but find something that is the tiniest bit offensive and bitch about it.
Ingrid: Where's Bill Cosby when you need him?
End of Act 2
