In a series of interviews with the KND after they're all grown up, the former operatives are temporarily brought out of their decommissioned haze to discuss what happened during their very last mission with Numbuh one - where he disappeared and was never heard from again! It all started with a routine mission to get the Delightful Children's birthday cake, but when a mysterious boy steals it instead, he makes it available to whoever wants it, IF they can solve his 'simple' scavenger hunt first. Soon it's a mad, mad, mad, mad chase around the world as the KND, their friends, and virtually all of their enemies compete to win the yummiest cake ever
Writing
Every villain cameo hits harder than it should
Direction
Rashomon-style interviews frame childhood's end perfectly
Director
Robert Alvarez
Ben Diskin
Nigel "Numbuh One" Uno / Hoagie Pennywhistle "Numbuh Two" Gilligan Jr. / D.C.F.D.T.L. (Voice)
Lauren Tom
Kuki "Numbuh Three" Sanban (Voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
Wallaby "Numbuh Four" Beatles / D.C.F.D.T.L. / Chip / Toiletnator / Mr. Fibb (Voice)
Cree Summer
Abigail "Numbuh Five" Lincoln / D.C.F.D.T.L. (Voice)
Maurice LaMarche
Father (Voice)
Jeff Bennett
Mr. Boss (Voice)
Jennifer Hale
Computer / Mrs. Uno / Numbuh 86 / Numbuh 363 (Voice)
Mark Hamill
Stickybeard (Voice)
Janice Kawaye
Sonia / Lee (Voice)
Tom Kenny
Mr. Dink / Knightbrace (Voice)
Rachael MacFarlane
Numbuh 362 (Voice)
Frank Welker
Mr. Uno (uncredited) (Voice)
Candi Milo
Lydia Gilligan (Voice)
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This 44-minute finale was Cartoon Network's longest single episode until Over the Garden Wall. The creators fought for every minute.
Numbuh Five's adult self never appears on screen—only her voice—leaving her fate the most ambiguous of all.
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