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00:00Prithy Ruff, never loseth the Ruffman collar.
00:03The Ruffman collar is a priceless heirloom.
00:05Don't you lose that there collar, Ruff, you hear?
00:09Yes, Blossom.
00:11Oh, that's a bill for a fortune cookie fortune extractor.
00:14See, you put your fortune cookie here, you press this button, and check!
00:18Duck!
00:20Um, where did I get the money to buy it?
00:22Um, um, I did something awful.
00:25I pawned the Ruffman family dog collar.
00:29Oh, yes!
00:30With this paycheck, I can call the pawn shop and buy that collar back.
00:34What?
00:35The pawn shop has already sold the collar to somebody else.
00:38Oh, no, I'll never get that collar back.
00:40My ancestors are going to haunt me in my dreams forever.
00:46Yellow.
00:47Representative from a secret government agency?
00:49What?
00:50The Ruffman family collar is being used by a notorious international spy for evil?
00:55Oh, this is awful.
00:57Oh, don't worry, I'll send six of my finest agents to fix it.
01:01Life was missing its mystique.
01:03My squeaky toys had lost their squeak.
01:06And then, out of the blue, I saw the phone, and bam!
01:09My destiny was calling me!
01:12Pitched my vision for a show.
01:14They loved it!
01:15Thought I was a pro!
01:16They got my contract back to find, to their alarm, a dog hit sign!
01:20Oh, I like that name.
01:22It's Ruff, Ruff, Ruff, Ruff!
01:25I didn't wait to renovate Pound 6 contestants.
01:29All were great!
01:30And now I'm on the road to fame.
01:31I've got a game show, and its name is...
01:35It's very catchy.
01:36It's Ruff, Ruff, Ruff, Ruff!
01:38It rolls off the tongue.
01:39Wait, stop!
01:40Somebody want to tell me why we got cats singing?
01:47And here come the contestants now!
01:51A recorder is a wind instrument.
01:53A tape recorder is a device for preserving sounds.
01:56And a fetcher who can play them both is called a...
01:59Sam!
02:02She says she can only juggle a little.
02:04I'm not sure if that rules out chainsaws or just flaming torches.
02:08Hersha!
02:11How much does he like comic books?
02:13Well, if Fetch were a comic book,
02:15he'd encase us all in a plastic dust cover and file us alphabetically.
02:19Jay!
02:21When she grows up, she wants to be a novelist.
02:25It was a dark and stormy night for Noel!
02:29Her favorite place in the world?
02:31A very particular ice cream shop.
02:34I don't know where it is, but I bet it's a rocky road to get there.
02:38Sammy!
02:40When ordering vegetables, no okra or beefs.
02:43When ordering seafood, give him a lobster!
02:46DJ!
02:48Let's get an update on the scores.
02:50Hersha has dropped to sixth place with 215 points.
02:53Sammy's out of the cellar.
02:54She's in fifth with 235 points.
02:56Jay has dropped to fourth place with 270 points.
02:59DJ's up to third with 275 points.
03:02Noel holds on to second with 280 points.
03:04And Sam holds on to first place with 315 points.
03:09Hello and welcome to Fetch, the reality game show that is what it is.
03:14No secrets here.
03:15Just straight up unsuspicious fun.
03:17Yeah.
03:18All right.
03:19Ruff, are you hiding something from us?
03:21Hiding?
03:21What?
03:22Me?
03:22Of course not.
03:23Let's get right to the challenges.
03:25And the first one is challenge number one.
03:27Yes!
03:29Actually, all six of you are going on this challenge.
03:33And it's a really interesting one involving tennis rackets.
03:39No, peanut brittle, iguanas, trampolines, cats.
03:43Of course, there's a cat.
03:45There's a cat.
03:46It's caught in a tree.
03:47You need to get it down.
03:48Simple, huh?
03:49Simple but fun.
03:50Oh, and you'll be going on an unmarked plane to an undisclosed location.
03:54Really?
03:55For the cat.
03:56For the cat.
03:57Now, if you'll look in the wagon and on the shelf, you're going to retrieve your important...
04:03I mean, they're not important at all.
04:05Did I say they were important?
04:06Except you should wear them.
04:08They're important.
04:09They're outfits.
04:10I mean, just removing a cat from a tree.
04:12Outfits.
04:13And also, some totally non-misleading instructions and plane tickets.
04:18Noelle, if you would, are in the mailbox.
04:20So, Jay, Sam, Sammy, Noelle, Harsha, and DJ, go fetch this average run-of-the-mail challenge.
04:27Good luck.
04:28Save that cat.
04:30You know how I love them.
04:32Precious things they are.
04:35Okay, here's the deal.
04:36I just lied to my fetchers.
04:38Now, I know you're not supposed to lie.
04:40But in the intelligence business, you are supposed to lie.
04:42So, technically, I'm covered.
04:43But I feel terrible about it.
04:45Anyway, apparently, an international conspiracy has been buying a fused dog collars like this one
04:51to ferry secret messages from one agent to another.
04:54So, I'm sending the fetchers out to get the collar back from an enemy operative.
04:58But hey, in addition to my fetchers' lives, up to 100 points are at stake in the triumph tally.
05:03So, let's check in on them now.
05:09There go my fetchers.
05:11So brave.
05:17Propellers?
05:18What year is this?
05:22There they go.
05:23And they have no idea what they're getting into.
05:26I feel awful.
05:27I've got to tell them the truth.
05:31Hey, Ross.
05:31Oh, hey.
05:32You're not supposed to use the phone on a plane.
05:34I'm kidding.
05:35I called you guys.
05:36One second.
05:36Remember I told you how you had to get a cat down from a tree?
05:39Uh, I was less than truthful about that.
05:42You're actually going on a secret mission
05:44to retrieve the Ruffman family dog collar
05:47from enemy operative and master of disguise,
05:50Ken Elkoff,
05:52known in his country as Ken Elkoff.
05:55This is secret stuff, fetchers.
05:56Only the six of you can know about this.
05:59And everybody watching at home, of course.
06:01Let's keep it a secret.
06:03Anyway, under the seat in front of you,
06:05I need you to find a dossier.
06:07Okay.
06:07A top secret.
06:09Now, your dossiers have all the details.
06:12When you land,
06:13go straight to the bus station
06:15and look for the Mendezes.
06:16They are actual intelligence officers.
06:19I have no idea what you'll be doing,
06:20but it will be super secretive.
06:23This message will self-destruct in five seconds,
06:27providing you tear it.
06:32Good.
06:33They made it to the bus station.
06:34Yeah, we should look for the people
06:35that were in that picture.
06:36There's a lot of suspicious-looking people here.
06:39Oh, the Mendezes.
06:41Oh, good.
06:42They found them.
06:42I think we're looking for you.
06:44Shh, we can't talk here.
06:46Let's go someplace safe to talk.
06:51Fetchers, you've been sent here today
06:53for a very important mission,
06:54should you choose to accept it.
06:56My name is Jonna Mendez,
06:58and I was an intelligence officer
07:00for the United States government
07:01for 27 years.
07:02Wow.
07:0327 years?
07:04My husband, Tony Mendez,
07:05also worked for the U.S. government.
07:07And operated in the field for 25 years.
07:10Well, your cover's blown now.
07:11We've been talking to your friend, Ruff,
07:14and he has told us about
07:16his precious family dog collar
07:18that has fallen into the hands
07:20of Mr. Kimmelcoff.
07:22Your mission, Fetchers,
07:24is to get that collar back.
07:26Do we need to train or something?
07:27We're going to have to teach you
07:29some of the skills
07:30that intelligence officers use
07:32when they're working in the field.
07:33Wow.
07:34They're getting intelligence training
07:35from real secret agents.
07:37One of the first things we have to do
07:39as intelligence officers
07:40is to make sure that our meetings
07:42are kept secret.
07:44The enemy might have come in here
07:46and planted bugs.
07:47Bugs?
07:48No, not that kind of bug, Chet.
07:50Shoo that outside, please.
07:52It could be the telephone.
07:53It could be even a light bulb.
07:55I might even have a bug
07:56hidden in my shoe.
07:57In your shoe?
07:58Would you believe in my sock?
08:01To exchange information
08:02with another agent
08:03is to do something called a pass.
08:05It could be a bag.
08:07It could be a piece of paper.
08:08So anybody on the street,
08:10they don't really see anything.
08:11They see two people,
08:12but they switch to bags.
08:13That's a good way
08:14to transfer information.
08:16Oh, so you think
08:17Kennelcoff is passing messages
08:18with my collar?
08:19We're going to break you
08:20into two teams.
08:22DJ, Sammy, and Sam.
08:23You're going to learn
08:24how to decode messages.
08:25Jay, well, Harsha,
08:28you're going to learn
08:28about chemistry.
08:29Wait a minute.
08:30What does chemistry
08:30have to do with this?
08:32I want to welcome you
08:33to the IOA,
08:34the Intelligence Operatives Academy.
08:36You ready to learn
08:37some code breaking?
08:38Yeah!
08:39Using ciphers and codes
08:40is one of the primary tools
08:42of an espionage officer.
08:44We have something
08:45called cipher wheels.
08:47Looks like a bullseye.
08:47You have to turn
08:48the outer letter A
08:50and put it next
08:51to the inner letter F.
08:53Once you have that,
08:55then you can read
08:55the message.
08:56Because if A is F,
08:59then M is what?
09:00T.
09:01What is O equal?
09:02R.
09:02What is L equal?
09:04U.
09:04What is the N?
09:06S.
09:06And the N is T.
09:07So you've got a word already.
09:09Trust.
09:10N.
09:11S.
09:12N.
09:13N.
09:13R is O,
09:14so two O's.
09:15S is N,
09:16and B is E.
09:17What do we got?
09:18Trust no one.
09:20Trust no one!
09:21That's the code
09:23of the espionage officer.
09:25You don't trust anyone.
09:26There are people around you
09:27always trying to learn
09:28your secrets,
09:29just like you're trying
09:30to learn their secrets.
09:31Seriously?
09:31Trust no one?
09:33I mean, you know,
09:34I can see you not trusting
09:34Blossom,
09:35certainly not Chet,
09:36and no way Murray,
09:37but Grandma Ruffman?
09:39Now, here are some examples
09:41of secret writing
09:42using ordinary chemicals.
09:45Secret writing!
09:46Oh, cool!
09:47This is milk and lemon juice
09:49that has been used
09:50as a secret ink,
09:51and the way you bring those up
09:53is by using
09:54what we call
09:54the scorch method.
09:55Let's go over here
09:56to the hot iron.
09:59That is so cool!
10:01Why does that work?
10:02What's happening
10:03when you paint
10:04the message on
10:05is that when you
10:06apply heat to it,
10:07that part
10:08that's going to scorch first?
10:10So why would you use
10:11like milk or lemon
10:12to write a message?
10:13Because there are items
10:14that you can get
10:15fairly easily
10:16no matter where you are.
10:19So what does
10:19all this chemistry
10:21have to do with
10:22your trying to catch
10:23Kennel Cough
10:23and locate the dog collar?
10:25We got a secret report
10:26that Kennel Cough
10:27is communicating
10:28with ink made
10:30from baking soda.
10:31Baking soda?
10:32So is this the baking soda?
10:34That looks like
10:34the baking soda.
10:35These are sample messages
10:36written with baking soda.
10:38So we're going to try
10:39to see if we can
10:40bring up any message here.
10:42Oh, I get it.
10:43The messages are written
10:44with invisible ink
10:45made from baking soda.
10:47Pretty sneaky, Kennel Cough.
10:49You know the difference
10:50between acid and base
10:51in chemistry?
10:52A base is something
10:53like baking soda
10:54and acid would be like
10:56lemon juice
10:57or orange juice
10:57or citrus.
10:59Ah, nicely done, Jay.
11:00The acids
11:01like lemon juice
11:01they have kind of
11:02a pucker factor
11:03in the base
11:04or alkaline materials
11:06feel kind of slippery
11:08they're a little more solid
11:09and taste bitter.
11:11They tend to react
11:12with each other
11:13because they're
11:13sort of chemical opposites.
11:15They make a really good
11:16two-component
11:17secret ink.
11:19The ink goes down
11:21but it needs
11:21the other component
11:22in order to come up.
11:23One of the things
11:24we know is that
11:25certain acids
11:26and certain bases
11:27in a reaction
11:28with each other
11:29the color will change
11:31and it is possible
11:33that we can test
11:33several of these liquids
11:35on a base
11:36written message
11:37and see if we can
11:38get a color shift.
11:40Okay, the kids
11:41are going to test
11:41different things
11:42to see if they can
11:43find anything
11:43that will react
11:44with the baking soda ink
11:45and reveal the secret message.
11:47Since the baking soda
11:48is a base
11:49they might want to
11:49pick an acid to test.
11:51What do we have here?
11:52Rubbing alcohol.
11:53Rubbing alcohol.
11:53I'm going to say acid.
11:55Hairspray.
11:55All-purpose cleaner.
11:57Acid.
11:57I want to test
11:58the lip gloss
11:58because it's like
11:59different from
12:00all the others.
12:01It's oily
12:02and it doesn't have
12:03much liquid in it.
12:04Maybe we should try
12:05like antacid
12:05because I'm pretty
12:07positive that's
12:07the base.
12:08Yeah, it's an antacid.
12:10Also grape juice
12:11because it's got
12:12the fruit
12:13and like lemon.
12:14Let's start testing.
12:16Okay.
12:17Whoa.
12:18It's like oily
12:19and it's just like
12:20sticking.
12:21It's not working
12:22very well.
12:23Ow.
12:24I don't see a reaction.
12:25Let's try the
12:26antacid.
12:27So we'll try it.
12:27Okay.
12:29Not even changing
12:29color.
12:30It's not.
12:30It's just there.
12:31No reaction.
12:32Let's try something else.
12:33Let's try the grape juice.
12:35Let's try the grape juice.
12:35I think it's working.
12:36There we go.
12:37Boo.
12:38Wait, I see something.
12:39I think the grape juice
12:40broke probably
12:40because it worked
12:41really well.
12:42So it worked
12:42really well.
12:43Boo.
12:44All right.
12:44That must be
12:45high-level agent speak.
12:46Baking soda's a base, right?
12:48Base.
12:48And this is an acid.
12:49Acid.
12:50One base and one acid.
12:51The letters are like
12:52green.
12:53They're not the same color.
12:54I think it's because
12:55of the reaction
12:55with the acid
12:56and the base
12:57and it changes
12:58the color of
12:59paper.
13:00So there's your
13:00two-component
13:02chemistry, right?
13:03Yeah.
13:04Yeah.
13:04Grave juice is the way
13:05to uncover
13:06our baking soda message.
13:07Yeah.
13:09Ah!
13:10It's a head!
13:10Oh!
13:11Oh, it's not a real one.
13:12Oh.
13:13Okay, Fetchers.
13:14We're talking about
13:15disguise
13:15and we're talking
13:16about cover.
13:17Oh, boy.
13:18Disguise time.
13:19You have to have
13:20in your pocket
13:21a piece of paper
13:22that says who you are.
13:23If you're traveling
13:24overseas,
13:24it would be a passport.
13:26For the purposes
13:26of this operation,
13:28it's gonna be
13:29a business card.
13:30I think you've all
13:31spotted some
13:32identity that you'd
13:34like to assume.
13:34I can barely recognize
13:36some of those Fetchers.
13:37I can easily pass
13:38as a rock star.
13:40Rock it out
13:41with Johnny Gig.
13:42That's a good
13:43skater look.
13:44Skis are bearing
13:45on the halfpipe.
13:46Movie star!
13:48And the Academy Award
13:49goes to Cynthia Darling.
13:51What are you,
13:52a cheerleader?
13:52Yeah.
13:52Two, four, six, eight.
13:53Lila Split will investigate.
13:55You've got
13:55the basketball star.
13:57Putting the rock
13:57in the hole,
13:58it's Larry Shootalot.
13:59That's very French-looking.
14:01Smile, it's Susie Snaps.
14:03Hey, don't forget
14:04your spy backpacks, guys.
14:06Lots of cool gadgets
14:07in there.
14:08Might be useful.
14:09It's time for your mission.
14:10Okay, my spies
14:12are really blending in
14:13with their surroundings.
14:14Good thing they were
14:15trained in espionage.
14:17You're going to bring back
14:18Ruff's precious dog collar.
14:20Remember that,
14:21Agent Kendall Cough?
14:23He's been seen
14:24on these streets
14:25with dogs.
14:26What?
14:27He's using poor,
14:29innocent dogs
14:29to pass messages?
14:31They probably don't even know
14:32they're being used
14:33for evil.
14:34I have the first clue
14:36for the team
14:37that did the codes.
14:38You're going to follow
14:39the instructions.
14:40Good luck to you.
14:41See you guys.
14:42Bye, guys.
14:42Okay, team.
14:43Here's the second clue.
14:45Get out there
14:45and get that dog collar back
14:47and remember,
14:49if you have to do a pass,
14:50do it at the corner
14:51of 8th and F
14:53at the fire hydrant.
14:55Okay, let's go.
14:56Good.
14:56Team Chemistry
14:57made it to the cafe.
14:59Go wait on some special orders
15:01while you get a bite
15:02to eat at the cafe.
15:03Hi there.
15:03I'm Heidi
15:04and I'll be your waitress
15:05for today.
15:06Here's some menus
15:07for you guys to look at.
15:08Be sure to read
15:09between the lines
15:10because there might be
15:12something special
15:13in there for you.
15:14We will.
15:15Wait, wait, wait a minute.
15:16She just winked.
15:17What's that, Velocity?
15:19She's a double agent
15:20working both sides
15:21to try to help us.
15:24Crafty.
15:24Do we still get
15:25the tuna melt?
15:26Remember what Tony said.
15:28He said,
15:28Kendall Cop
15:29is communicating
15:30with ink made
15:31from baking soda.
15:32We should order grape juice.
15:33A lot of grape juice.
15:35Coming right up.
15:36Go search for some
15:37classified information
15:39that is newsworthy.
15:41Be sure to find it.
15:43Maybe it's like a news station?
15:45In the classified section.
15:47In the classified section.
15:48Right.
15:48I think we definitely
15:48need to go find
15:49a newspaper stand.
15:50Oh, I see something over there.
15:52What are you saying?
15:54Let's see.
15:55That's a pause.
15:56Dog caller.
15:57Friend and family heirloom
15:59will dispose of
16:02if not
16:03back by 2 p.m. today.
16:052 p.m.?
16:06But where is he going to be?
16:07Three glasses of fresh grape juice
16:08for you guys.
16:09Oh, grape juice.
16:09Oh, it's delicious.
16:10Let me know if you need
16:11anything else.
16:12All right.
16:13And the...
16:13Hey, don't make a mess.
16:15Wait a minute.
16:16They're decoding.
16:17Yes.
16:18The grape juice has activated
16:20the baking soda message.
16:22Whoa.
16:22They decoded a secret message
16:24from Kennel Cough.
16:25It says to go
16:26to the marketplace.
16:28You should tell the other team.
16:29All right.
16:29Let me write it down for this.
16:31So...
16:31Kennel Cough at the marketplace
16:32at 2 p.m.
16:34Marketplace.
16:34Oh, oh.
16:35I'm going to get my dog
16:36color back yet.
16:37It's colorful in your backpack.
16:39Hey, there's some cool stuff
16:40in that backpack.
16:41Hello.
16:42This is Johnny Gig.
16:43This is IOA headquarters.
16:44The other team figured out
16:46where Kennel Cough's going to be next.
16:48If they know the location
16:49and you know the time,
16:51you need to do a pass.
16:52Good.
16:53Very good.
16:54We're going to have
16:54an information exchange.
16:55An actual pass.
16:57There's 8th Street and F.
17:02And Jay does a casual drop.
17:06And here comes Sam.
17:08with his inflatable guitar.
17:10Gee, he doesn't stick out at all.
17:13I'll just put my bag down here
17:14and it's...
17:15No, wait.
17:15I think I'll just take my bag back.
17:18Oh, I seem to have left
17:19my bag on this Firehunter.
17:20There we go.
17:21The same exact bag.
17:23All right, guys.
17:24I see what I got.
17:25We need to be at the marketplace.
17:28All right, cool.
17:282 p.m. at the marketplace.
17:30That's where Kennel Cough's going to be.
17:31It's almost 2.
17:32All right.
17:32Let's go.
17:33Thanks, Heidi.
17:34Bye, Heidi.
17:35Okay.
17:35Hope there was a nice tip.
17:37We have the time.
17:38We have the place.
17:39Marketplace at 2 o'clock.
17:40That's where Kennel Cough's
17:42going to strike next.
17:43We are ratcheting up
17:44the tension now, baby.
17:46Now that is a spy.
17:48Come on.
17:48Trench cone, hat, glasses.
17:50Kennel Cough.
17:51They found him.
17:54Kennel Cough?
17:55Wait.
17:55You're not Kennel Cough.
17:57Uh-oh.
17:57Yeah.
17:58Sorry.
17:59Sorry.
17:59It's not Kennel Cough at all.
18:01Where's my collar?
18:02This is IOA headquarters.
18:03We just missed Kennel Cough.
18:05Yeah.
18:06We heard that he might be in his office.
18:08In his office?
18:08We have to pass through a dark tunnel to get there.
18:11Oh, I don't like that.
18:12So be sure to shed your disguises and put on your night gear.
18:15Get moving.
18:16Go, guys.
18:17Go.
18:17Go.
18:18Go.
18:18Go.
18:19Go.
18:20Go.
18:25Go.
18:25Go.
18:27Go.
18:28The Kennel Cough's office must be right ahead.
18:30Turn our lights on.
18:33Let's do it.
18:34Guys.
18:35Let's go.
18:37Whoa.
18:37Stop.
18:38Security cameras.
18:38No, security cameras.
18:41Kennel Cough's going to see them.
18:43OK.
18:43We have to shut the cameras out.
18:45Look for the fuse boxes.
18:47System shuts down at 20 volts?
18:49Does that mean the cameras shut off?
18:51I don't want Kennel Cough to see them coming.
18:53We have to get it over 20 volts to shut it off.
18:55Blossom, I am not an electrician, OK?
18:57What are they doing?
18:59They're putting in fuses to make the voltage add up to more than 20?
19:03And that'll shut the cameras off.
19:05Each fuse is a different voltage.
19:08OK.
19:08So add up all of them.
19:09I have 22.
19:10Camera one's down.
19:11OK.
19:12OK.
19:13Oh.
19:13OK.
19:14It's got to add up to 20.
19:16Wait.
19:16And camera's off.
19:17Whoa.
19:17Camera two's down.
19:19Six and seven is 13.
19:20This eight is 21.
19:21Yes.
19:22Camera three is down.
19:27Camera four is down.
19:28They did it.
19:29Woo-hoo.
19:30Come on, guys.
19:31Hurry, hurry.
19:32You have to catch Kennel Cough before he leaves his office.
19:35Families, we can't close the office.
19:37The door's locked.
19:38Oh, no.
19:39The door's locked.
19:40Um, look at your backpacks.
19:41See if there's anything you can use to open the door.
19:43Code breaker.
19:44Code breaker.
19:45Wait.
19:45A code breaker device?
19:47Really?
19:47Wow.
19:48The Mendez's doesn't really know how to equip their agents.
19:50Bet that cost a couple of bucks.
19:51All right, man.
19:52Let's do this.
19:52Quick.
19:53Plug the code breaker gadget into the keypad on the door.
19:55Guys, just stay in order for code yet.
19:58Got it.
19:59We got it, guys.
20:00Yes, they did it.
20:01All right.
20:02See this.
20:03Be quiet, guys.
20:05Come on.
20:05Can I come to here?
20:06Oh.
20:06You guys just missed him again.
20:08Where is he?
20:09Let's look around for clues.
20:11Guys, there's a safe.
20:12Wait.
20:13Maybe my colors are the same?
20:15Okay, apparently spinning it right a bunch of times is not the trick.
20:17No clear.
20:21We need to figure out a way to work with the rotation.
20:23I got it.
20:24I got one.
20:24How do you know?
20:25After you get all these little divots facing the wheels, they push toward it and stop.
20:30Nice job, Jay.
20:31Now you have just three more locks to figure out.
20:33Hurry.
20:34Listen to this.
20:35I have to go to the dentist.
20:36I should be back at 2 p.m.
20:37That's when we were supposed to be at the marketplace.
20:39That's right.
20:40They were supposed to meet Kettle Cough at 2 p.m.
20:43Okay.
20:43There.
20:44Yes.
20:44Okay.
20:45Oh, we got the safe.
20:46We got the safe.
20:47They've got the safe open.
20:48Oh, please let my collar be in there, please.
20:51Guys, here's a note.
20:53Here's a note.
20:53Here's a note.
20:53Here's a note.
20:54Here's a note.
20:55Where's my collar?
20:56To Mr. Ken L. Cough, room 239.
21:00This notice is to confirm your stay here at the Hotel Monaco.
21:04So he's in room 239 of the Hotel Monaco.
21:07Let's go.
21:08Let's go.
21:08Come on.
21:11Come on.
21:12206.
21:132039.
21:14The door was open up the stairs.
21:16Oh, let's get here.
21:17Wait a minute.
21:17We missed him again?
21:19Man, who is this guy?
21:21Oh.
21:22Hello.
21:22We missed him.
21:23That's yours.
21:24It's the IO8.
21:25We placed bugs in Kenilkoff's hotel room.
21:28There's three of them.
21:28Find them.
21:29And play them back to find out what Kenilkoff's going to do with the dog collar next.
21:33Remember what we talked to you about bugs?
21:35It could be the telephone.
21:37It could be even a light bulb.
21:40That's not a bug.
21:40It's a girlfish.
21:41I got it.
21:43I got it.
21:43I got it.
21:44You got it?
21:44Yes.
21:45Not very subtle, but we found one.
21:47That is a crazy spot.
21:49I'm landing by helicopter.
21:51Aha.
21:52So he's landing by helicopter.
21:54This one could be in the phone.
21:56At the Potomac Airfield this afternoon.
21:59The airfield.
22:01He must be going there to transfer more evil messages.
22:07I got it.
22:08I got it.
22:08I got one.
22:09Yeah.
22:09I've got the collar.
22:11Ha.
22:11Kenilkoff says he has the collar.
22:14Oh, so he has the collar.
22:17He's coming with my helicopter.
22:19At the Potomac Airfield.
22:20Go.
22:21Let's go, guys.
22:22Go.
22:29There's the helicopter.
22:30It must be the helicopter.
22:36Oh, the kettle cough's in there.
22:38He's got my collar.
22:43There he is.
22:44Kettle cough.
22:48Wait a minute.
22:48What kind of a dog is that?
22:50That's Kettle cough's dog?
22:51That little ricky-dick dog?
22:53That collar can't even fit.
22:57That's Kettle cough.
22:59Let's get him.
23:00Get him.
23:00He's getting away.
23:03Yes.
23:04Stay up, my collar.
23:05You're a collar.
23:05You got your hand.
23:06I'm back, bro.
23:07Yes, I know.
23:08But Kettle cough's getting away.
23:10Kettle cough, we'll get you next time.
23:21I spy with my little eyes, Sam, Sammy, Jay, Noel, DJ, and Harsha.
23:30Oh, my.
23:32That was the best entrance in the history of this show.
23:35Well, let's open up your dossiers and go over some points.
23:39Yeah.
23:40Ooh, ooh, but first, do you have the thing?
23:43You know, the thing you were sent to get with you?
23:46Let's go.
23:46Don't let anybody see it.
23:48It could have gotten stolen again.
23:50Just put the thing in the ale box, Nate.
23:54You.
23:55You got your hand.
23:57For getting a valuable Ruffman heirloom safely back to the Ruffman vault, 60 points to all
24:03of you.
24:05And that's not all.
24:07There we go.
24:08For mastering the chemistry and art of invisible ink, Noel, Harsha, and Jay, another 20 points.
24:15Wow.
24:15And Sammy, Sam, DJ, for breaking the codes that broke open this case, 20 points.
24:23Yeah.
24:24But is that all the points a dog can give?
24:28No.
24:29What time is it?
24:30Bonus points.
24:32Today's 20 points go to the secret agent who didn't disguise his chemistry knowledge.
24:38But a base is like baking soda, and acid would be like lemon juices.
24:42Jay with 100 points, you're today's daily winner.
24:49Now, Jay, I have here two identical jars of peanut butter.
24:53You can't tell they're jars of peanut butter because they're in disguise.
24:56Under one.
24:57A prize even cooler than a miniature donkey and lederhosen fortune cookie, fortune extractor.
25:03Under the other, uh, some cookie crumbs.
25:06So, which is it going to be?
25:08I think I'm going to have to go with the eight.
25:10Excellent choice.
25:11Go get it!
25:12Another day!
25:13What is it?
25:14What is it?
25:14Super spy gear.
25:16Whee!
25:17Oh, cool!
25:18Undercover sunglasses!
25:19They're not just sunglasses, you know?
25:22They contain a hidden camera.
25:24No way!
25:25That's right!
25:26And there's still 100% UV protection laced inside.
25:31Wow!
25:32That's so awesome!
25:33Protect the eyes while spying on others.
25:35That's pretty awesome.
25:36And that brings us to the end of a mission that was, uh, that was plausible.
25:41Here on Fetch with Ruff Ruffman, I'm Ruff Ruffman, or am I?
25:47Take care, Fetchers!
25:48Bye!
25:52Ruff, retrieve the Ruffman collar!
25:55Hey, I did get the collar back.
25:58You guys can leave me alone now.
26:00Pretty Ruff, I have a few chokes.
26:02If you could work a thing for your show.
26:03Yeah, but maybe you could put in some rope tricks.
26:05Folks love rope tricks.
26:07Oh yes, undersectional etiquette would be most amusing.
26:11Wait a minute, I did a section on etiquette last season.
26:14Leave me alone!
26:16Ah!
26:17Man, ancestors.
26:19What a nightmare.
26:20There.