.logic

.logic is the fifthteenth episode of the second season of The ACS, and the thirty-third episode overall. In this episode, Nick realizes The ACS is losing viewers, so he decides to spruce things up his way, by drastically altering everything and anything.
==Plot==
In the KM Publishing animation studios in New York, The ACS producers and directors are discussing the possible cancellation of the show. Suddenly, Nick appears in the meeting and informs the crew not to worry, as he is apparently their savior and key to salvation. When KM attempts to call security, Nick throws him out of the window via telekinesis. Nick proceeds to tell them his plan as they walk to the storyboard room. There, he magically begins to make his own storyboard without using his hands, showing the crew how The ACS should be: disbanded and the team replaced with himself. He proposes the show should be renamed to Nick E. Lodeon (named after himself), but everyone opposes Nick's propositions. Deeply aggravated and butthurt, Nick turns the crew into cake, takes a slice, and leaves their dimension to enter the Fanonverse.
In Nicktropolis, the ACS are fighting the Moirai sisters, who have turned regular police officers to their slaves. As the team takes cover behind a car, they plot how they are going to get to the sisters if the officers are in their way. The sisters supernatural abilities can render John useless and they can predict Web's movements, even at his super-sonic speed, and counter with force fields. Abruptly, the officer's firearms are converted into anvils and they all fall down, subsequently slamming their heads against the anvils and being knocked out in the process. Believing this was the work of the sisters, the ACS lead a synchronized attack all at once but stop when the sisters disappear into thin air. John believes they've fled via teleportation but this is not the case however, as Nick reveals himself.
The team questions Nick but he ignores all of them and elucidates them of his actions. Their show is losing viewers but the team has no idea what he is talking about. After taking a quick glance at the "viewer meter," Nick decides he has no time to explain and begins spawning random villains and forcing them to fight the ACS. A fierce battle ensues, but Nick gets bored so he augments the powers and abilities of the villains. Ultimately, the ACS are killed (off-screen) and the amount of viewers quadruples. Nick decides this must be the key to television success and decides to resurrect the ACS, only to repeatedly kill them again. This is stopped, however, when the team decide to fight back. In the midst of their fight, they manage to hit Nick hard enough on his head to make him cry. Embarrassed and heartbroken, Nick believes the ACS has turned on him, disillusioning himself. As a result, he decides they're not capable of the responsibilities they hold and proceeds to banish them.
After a blinding flash of light dissipates, the team find themselves stuck inside a dungeon . . . as kids. Being children they've also adopted childlike behavior in amalgamation with their current personalities. TBC.
==Quotes==
==Short==
===Nick's Brand Spankin' Calastrafilicialoawesomeness Game Show: Nick's Power===
==Trivia==
*The beginning of the episode reflects real criticism the show was receiving.
*The working title was What the Funk?!
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