00:00 - 04:38
4m 38s
With the Eds missing, Kevin firmly believes that they're onto something. When he and the other cul-de-sac kids discover Chimp World, Kevin is skeptical and advises the others that it is part of the Eds' scam, but they don't listen to him. Despite the events that unfold, the Eds have nothing to do with them.
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