#pgaz

Zim has been contacting the Tallest every day for two months, but they never respond. Zim has gone through several stages of worry and now has gotten to the point of never leaving his lab until he gets an answer.

GIR, who doesn’t like Zim’s lack of enthusiasm, enlists the help of Dib and Gaz in order to get him out of the lab. Are Dib and Gaz successful in getting Zim a little more upbeat, or does he remain fixated in his chair?

Dib and Gaz discover that their father has gone missing, and without him, who will pay for the house? Give them money to eat?

Dib sets out to go find him, but with his own technology, he isn’t quite sure where to start looking. He figures that Zim likely has tracking technology and will be able to figure out Membrane’s exact location.

Now all Dib has to do is get in Zim’s base and use that tracking technology. He’s done it before, so it shouldn’t be too difficult...

Right?

Abductors Fred and Mary decide to make their return to Earth, this time with lots more equipment, lots more strange devices, and lots more juice.

On this visit, Fred and Mary manage to grab Dib and Gaz and secure them on their ship. But silly Mary forgot to lock their tubes, making it easy for them to escape.

Professor Membrane, in an effort to get his kids out for a week, sends them away. He signed Gaz up for some kind of video game camp. She isn’t thrilled about the camp part, but she begrudgingly accepts for the sake of her father.

Though there’s a slight problem. Membrane thought that the camp was a pro-video game camp with tournaments and what-not.

Turns out it’s actually an anti-video game camp where there are no video games allowed. And pizza. How does Gaz react?

Dib and Gaz are competing to see who can find the most hidden eggs (and trust me, Professor Membrane hid them well). What method do they use to find the eggs, who wins, and how does the loser react?

Gaz and Dib – The Mystery Twins.

Gaz falls down the Rabbit Hole. She is not pleased.