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Alex Pruitt, a young boy of nine living in Chicago, fend off thieves who seek a top-secret chip in his toy car to support a North Korean terrorist organization's next deed.
Police Officer #1: Freeze! Earl Unger: [in the pool frozen] You gotta be kidding me.
Burton Jernigan: Unger. What's your position? Earl Unger: Heading down Washington Street. Burton Jernigan: I didn't copy. Where? Earl Unger: I said, I'm heading to Wuh-ah-ah-ah... [Jernigan runs over Unger while driving] Earl Unger: Stop, you nitwit! [the car stops and Unger screams, then collapses into the snow]
Burton Jernigan: [Jernigan has been hit in the groin by Alice with a crowbar when she tried to kill Alex's petmouse, Doris] You... smacked my winkie. Alice: Well, if you changed your shorts once in a while, maybe you wouldn't have rats in your pants.
[Alice has just split her pants open at the rear while on a secret spy mission] Alice: I need assistance. I'm... exposed.
Alex: Heads up! [unleashes booby trap that releases dumbbells on two criminals] Alex: [donging is heard] Ouch.
Earl Unger: I can't tell you how much I appreciate you hitting me with a minivan. Burton Jernigan: Never let your emotions get the best of you. You weren't paying attention. You should have been more vigilant. Earl Unger: You should've taken driver's ed. I'm gonna have bad knees when I'm old and I'll have Burton Jernigan to thank.
[Alex is hiding in the closet and Mr. Unger tries to unlock the door] Earl Unger: I'm coming for you, shorty, to pay you back for all the misery you caused me. Alice: Mr. Unger, what are you doing? Earl Unger: He's in the closet. Scaring him a little, just before I grab him. And behind door number one! [Mr. Unger opens the closet door and Alex just disappeared] Earl Unger: Towels. Burton Jernigan: Hmph. Earl Unger: I saw this door close. Alice: Idiot. Earl Unger: Would I make it up? Why? What's the point? We working on commission here?
Alice: You got hit with a book? Earl Unger: Books. Plural a trunk, full of books. Then a set of weights. We got hit twice, you dumb broad!
[Mr. Unger and Mr. Jernigan meet Beaupre, who just found Alex's toy car, at the Alcott's house] Burton Jernigan: It's a video camera. Someone's onto us. Earl Unger: Do you think this really matters? Chip's in the car. We're at the airport in 45 minutes. Peter Beaupre: Where's Alice? Alice: [as she pushes a baby stroller to the Alcott's shed] What happened? Peter Beaupre: There's a woman in the house. I'll go back in and deal with her. Get the chip. [Beaupre then hands Alice the car]
Alex: There's a senior citizen across the street who needs some soup and a doctor to look at her feet. There's two in our pool and one in our basement. The other one's gone. Agent Stuckey: [shows Alex the picture of Beaupre] Is this him? Alex: Yep. Agent Stuckey: For seven years, we've been after this guy. He always manages to slip away. Thanks.
[while Beaupre, Unger, Jernigan and Alice are sitting at the dinner table, they discuss their plans to steal Alex's toy car] Earl Unger: Tomorrow, whack every kid in the neighborhood. Burn them all! [the four "spies" all stare at him] Earl Unger: Then look for that stupid toy car. Peter Beaupre: My thoughts keep turning to number 3026. It's within the operating radius of the toy car. It's in sight of all the houses I've been in.
Peter Beaupre: We are going to Chicago. Earl Unger: In the winter? I packed tropical.
Mrs. Hess: I had the chicken pox when Herbert Hoover was in the White House.
Alex: [calls out to the crooks] You're not gonna find me up there, you big, dumb, law-breaking knuckle-heads!
Peter Beaupre: [as he sneaks into the mailslot of Alex's house] You can run, but you can't hide, Junior! Alex: Surprise! [Beaupre screams while Alex sprays black paint to his eyes]
Alex: Excuse me for being a good citizen.
Molly: [pushing the office door closed to stop Agent Stucky] The 'it' you're referring to, is my little brother!
Peter Beaupre: There are 14 houses. The toy car must be in one of them. We're going have to search them all. We'll come back when it's light. Earl Unger: We're gonna work houses in broad daylight? Peter Beaupre: It's the suberbs, Mr. Unger. Nobody's home during the day.
Karen Pruitt: You get in that bed, young man. Alex: Excuse me, but I saw a man in Karen Stephen's bedroom, a little older than Dad, and he was wearing butt inspection gloves. Karen Pruitt: I have warned you about that telescope. You look through it long enough, you're gonna start seeing things, whether or not they're there. Alex: Well, I guess you have to be 35 before anyone around here listens to you. Karen Pruitt: Don't get smart with me, Alex. Sick or not, I am very angry with you. You caused a lot of trouble today. Dad and I have to replace a door at the Stephens'. Do you think we're happy about that? Alex: I saw what I saw!
Stan: Hey, Alex, could you pass me the false alarms? I mean, the peas.
[as Alice locks them in Mrs. Hess's garage, intending to keep her from interfering] Mrs. Hess: Why are you closing the door? Alice: I left my heart in San Francisco.
Peter Beaupre: [about Alex, in a sinister tone] What a brave little fellow!
Alice: Good Afternoon, my husband and I just moved into the neighborhood.