Bop It, Boy and others in “Unfinished Business”

[We see a boy that plays with a Bop It.]

[He presses the purple button.]

[He twists the yellow knob.]

[He pulls the blue handle.]

[He reaches under the button, replacing the handle with a rifle's butt stock and putting the handle and trigger next to the button.]

[He flips out the aiming scope above the button.]

[He extends the toy, replacing the knob with a rifle chamber, magazine, and loader, therefore completing the sniper rifle.]

[The boy empties the Bop It box to pour out four bullets, and loads one of them into the Bop It sniper rifle.]

[He cocks the sniper rifle so that it can shoot.]

[The boy seems scared at this, and then we cut to him standing in an office and holding the Bop It rifle out of the window as he pants in fear.]

[We cut to the view of the aiming scope over McDougal, where he is giving a speech to the public.]

[The boy, shaking all over, puts his finger on the trigger.]

[Not knowing what to do, he pulls the trigger and shoots McDougal in the head, killing him instantly, splattering his blood onto one of his bodyguards, shocking the bodyguards and his wife and greatly panicking the citizens. Another bodyguard dispatches security in his earpiece]

[The boy tries to run away, but two policemen come into the office, holding pistols.]

[The boy tries to commit suicide by shooting himself through the mouth, but the cops grab him, hold him down, and handcuff him.]

[He takes the Bop It sniper rifle, and then we cut the boy as the witness in a courtroom.]

[We cut Bop It and its lawyer as the defendants with the jury behind them, the Bop It having gone back to normal.]

[The boy points to the Bop It, making the jury gasp, and then we cut to the Bop It in a jail cell with a prisoner that unzips his pants.]

[We end with static as always.]