Season 4 - Episode 11

## Gandalf’s Addiction

Gandalf is a powerful wizard who helped the Bing Bunch defeat Sauron, a dark lord who wanted to conquer the world with his army of orcs and other evil creatures. Gandalf is also a guest of the Bing Bunch, as he has been staying in their house in New York after his tower was destroyed by a dragon. Gandalf is very wise and noble, but he also has a stubborn and arrogant streak.

In this episode, Gandalf discovers the world of gambling, and he becomes addicted to it. He starts by playing online poker and blackjack on his laptop, using his magic to cheat and win. He then moves on to betting on sports and horse races, using his knowledge of the future and the past to predict the outcomes. He then progresses to playing slot machines and roulette at casinos, using his charm and charisma to charm the dealers and the other players. He also tries his luck at lottery and bingo, using his intuition and luck to pick the winning numbers and cards.

Gandalf becomes obsessed with gambling, and he spends all his time and money on it. He neglects his friends and allies, such as the Bing Bunch, Doctor Strange, Harry Potter, Frodo Baggins, and others. He also ignores his mission and his duty, such as finding the Eye of Agamotto, a magical amulet that can manipulate time, and stopping Kang the Conqueror, a powerful villain who can travel through time and alter history. He also exposes himself and his magic to the public, attracting attention and trouble from various sources, such as the police, the media, the mafia, and Suzy, a villainous dog and former X-Dog who killed Professor X and Sirius Black.

The Bing Bunch is worried and angry about Gandalf’s behavior, and they try to help him overcome his addiction. They confront him and try to reason with him, but he refuses to listen or admit that he has a problem. He claims that he is having fun and enjoying himself, and that he is not harming anyone or anything. He also claims that he is in control of his gambling, and that he can stop anytime he wants. He also challenges them to join him in his gambling, saying that they are missing out on a lot of excitement and money.

The episode is full of drama and tension, as Gandalf’s addiction causes him to lose more than he wins. He loses his money, his reputation, his friends, and his magic. He also puts himself and others in danger, as he gets involved in fights, chases, scams, and traps. He also faces the consequences of his actions, as he gets arrested, sued, blackmailed, or attacked by various enemies. He also realizes that he has been manipulated and betrayed by some of his gambling partners or opponents, who have been working for Kang or Suzy.

The episode ends with a twist, as Gandalf hits rock bottom and realizes that he has made a huge mistake. He sees that he has wasted his time and resources on gambling, and that he has neglected his true purpose and destiny. He also sees that he has hurt himself and those who care about him, such as the Bing Bunch. He feels ashamed and remorseful for what he has done, and he decides to quit gambling for good. He apologizes to the Bing Bunch for his behavior, and he asks them for their forgiveness and help. He also vows to redeem himself by finding the Eye of Agamotto and stopping Kang before it is too late. The Bing Bunch accepts Gandalf’s apology and offers him their support and friendship. They tell him that they are glad that he is back to his normal self, and that they are proud of him for overcoming his addiction. They also tell him that they are ready to join him in his mission, as they are a team of heroes who fight evil together.