Episode 28: Our Height

"Are you taller in the morning or evening?"

Summary
"Our Height" is the eighth episode of the third season, and the twenty-eighth episode of Interesting Fact Time. Remember the bang from the last episode? Well, turns out that was the country's power plant collapsing, and most of Nutropolis has been evacuating, while Ted plans to finally get his revenge on Monty.

Plot
Monty is jogging on his way to evacuate the country when he accidentally disturbs Ted. Ted sees the disturbance as an opportunity to finally get revenge on Monty for popping his ball, causing Monty to start running faster and scream.

Monty moans as a gust of wind sprays radiation across the two, but tries to ignore it and just focus on escaping from Ted. Just then, he sees a manhole up ahead and sees it as a perfect opportunity to survive for the night. He shouts and proceeds to run even faster so that Ted can't keep up. He also runs over a piece of paper, which turns out to be Phil's suicide note.

As he finally reaches the manhole, he looks back to see Ted moving slowly. Monty provokes him and immediately gets into the manhole, closing it before Ted can get in. Ted uses all his strength to lift the manhole cover, but fails. He finds a hammer that just so happened to have been thrown out of a window, and tries to bust the cover open. However, this only causes the metal part to fly into the air and crashing into Ted's head, knocking him out and leaving him completely exposed to the nuclear waste.

The night passes, and the sun rises over the island, with very few signs of life remaining. The manhole cover rises, and Monty rubs a feather on Ted's ears. Ted scratches them and wakes up, and looks in shock to see that all the radioactive waste from the explosion has caused Monty to grow massive in size.

Episode Fact
Did you know that you are taller in the morning as compared to the evening?

Series Trivia

 * This was the first episode made in 2017.
 * This is the last time Monty would appear in the series.
 * All the radiation poisoning would eventually kill both Ted and Monty.
 * It's never been confirmed what the paper is meant for, but considering that Phil doesn't appear again in the series, it is theorized to be a suicide note from Phil.