Quickshadow got a picture of Evan and Myles, and the rescue team recognize them immediately when she shows them the picture.

Before they can get any further, the rescue team shows up, and they're forced to flee the scene. Before the team arrives, Quickshadow manages to break herself free using her spy movie gadgets Evan and Myles run a thermal scan as she's escaping, discover that there's nobody inside, and conclude that she's a self-driving car with a really impressive security system. The rescue team is preparing to celebrate 'Earliween', a Halloween-like celebration set at a warmer time of the year so that it's possible to see the kids' costumes, when Quickshadow calls in to report that two humans are trying to steal her - apparently Evan and Myles have escaped from jail. They should form a Joe Walsh & Ween supergroup.'Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Cody: a gourd of infinite jest!'

Joe Walsh doesn't really care what anyone thinks of him, nor did Ween.

Listen to Walsh's 'The Confessor' and tell me that you can't imagine it being Ween at their most bombastic, rock-serious (but for some dated, pre-Ween production flourishes). Ween, during their prime in 1992, used to cover Walsh's hit, 'Rocky Mountain Way', live. He wrote a vulgar, sexist song called 'I.L.B.T.'s', Ween did 'L.M.L.Y.P.'. Much of his early career was created in the constant haze of drugs and alcohol. He's incredibly talented, influenced by a slew of different musical styles (including reggae, like Ween are: check out 'Life's Been Good' and tell me the verses aren't built on reggae), he loves playing the clown, yet can dive full-on into the extreme side of rockism and revel in it. My new theory is that Ween were/are basically the spiritual and sonic children of Joe Walsh.

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