Killface, supervillain, extraordinaire and loving father, has just begun his quest to destroy the world by smashing it into the sun using the Annihilatrix, a massive jet engine. However, due to construction cost overruns he is unable to strike terror into the hearts of populace about his nefarious scheme, and must rely on a direct mailing campaign.
Billionaire tycoon Xander Crews (and his alter-ego, superhero Awesome-X) have a problem: billionaire tycoon Xander Crews has filtered away the (literally) billons of dollars amassed by his murdered parents. So he mortgages the company to produce a line of Awesome-X action figures. The only catch is, he needs a supervillain doll.....
In what can only be termed a colossal misunderstanding, the creators of "Frisky Dingo" somehow got involved in producing an episode that revolves almost entirely around the (quite lengthy) list of options available in a sporty new car. Their tagline is "It's what moves you."
In order to trick Killface into granting billionaire tycoon Xander Crews the rights to use Killface's name and likeness for his line of toys, billionaire tycoon Xander Crews stages an entirely time-wastey inventors' convention in the fabled City of Sin, Las Vegas. He also bangs a cocktail waitress, but not before Watley is attacked by vicious seagulls.
Killface, desperate for $12 billion to complete the Annihilatrix, decides to kidnap billionaire tycoon Xander Crews. But things quickly go south for our villain, starting just about the same time that Phil vomits in the minivan, and finishing up when plucky reporter Grace Ryan falls into drums of full of super-intelligent, radioactive waste-covered ants.
Following an accident, everyone ends up in the hospital.
Adam Reed
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