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When Double D's slip-ups cause people to think he's a bully, Jimmy devises a plan to help Double D prove his innocence and remove his stigma. Double D also illustrates his belief that he is the focus of everyone's attention. While this clip shows all of the cul-de-sac kids watching him, the kids don't necessarily represent everyone at the school.
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