Mr. Peabody & Sherman 2 Page #3

Good job.

And when President Washington

was a little boy...

what kind of tree

did he cut down?

Ooh! Ooh, me! Me! Me!

Penny?

A cherry tree.

Apocryphal.

What kind of tree is that?

It's not a tree. It's a word.

"Apocryphal."

It means that story is not true.

Really?

Yeah.

George Washington never

cut down a cherry tree...

and he never said

he couldn't lie.

People made those stories up to

teach kids a lesson about lying...

but they're not true.

He did cross the Delaware River,

Christmas night, 1776, though.

My dad took me there this summer.

We crossed it, too.

I fell in.

Looks like someone really knows

their history, huh, Penny?

It's really great

meeting you guys.

Maybe you can come over

to my house sometime.

I could bring my new model.

It's a hydrogen atom.

You've only got one, huh?

Guess we'll have to split it.

Good one!

Check it, guys.

What do you got there, Sherman?

Kibbles or bits?

Actually, I've got baby carrots,

organic apple juice,

and a tuna sandwich.

It's super-high

in omega-3s.

So, you eat human food, huh?

Yeah. Why wouldn't I?

Because you're a dog.

No, I'm not.

Sure you are. Your dad is a

dog, so you're a dog, too.

I think you're confused. It's

an adoptive relationship.

Zip it, Carl.

Okay.

Here, I'll show you.

Fetch!

Go on, doggy.

Go get your lunch.

Go on.

Go get it.

Ugh. The humiliation.

Sherman, go get your food.

Make like a good little doggy.

Ruff-ruff!

What's this?

It's mine!

Give it back!

What is it? A whistle?

Ugh! Stupid thing

doesn't even work.

It's a dog whistle, Penny.

It operates at a frequency

that only dogs can hear.

Back up, Carl.

Okay.

Penny, that whistle

is my private property.

Give it back!

Jump, doggy, jump.

I am not a dog.

Come on, Sherman!

Just admit it.

You're a dog. Say it.

Let me go!

Not until you beg like a dog.

Come on, Sherman. Beg!

Fight, fight, fight!

Mr. Peabody, thank you for

coming in on such short notice...

to discuss

the problem with Sherman.

Oh, it's not a problem

at all, Principal Purdy.

I fully expected this.

You did?

Yes.

And, as with all things

Sherman-related, I prepared for it.

Here's a curriculum

that takes Sherman's

advanced preparation

into account...

but won't require you to have

him skip one or more grades.

Mr. Peabody...

Here are some pre-algebra worksheets,

an advanced reading list...

and a link to

a website I created

so he can start

studying Mandarin Chinese.

It is, after all,

the language of the future.

Mr. Peabody!

I'm not saying he shouldn't study

French, too, Principal Purdy.

I'm saying have him do both.

Mr. Peabody!

What? Not enough? Swahili?

Sherman got into a fight today.

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