Introduction
George and Harold were in the gym on their skateboards running over ketchup packs having a good time, until Mr. Krupp yells at them. Mr. Krupp tells George and Harold to clean up the mess and meet him at his office. After George and Harold hose down the gym floor, they went to Mr.Krupp's office, he was going to punish the boys with writing a sentence over and over but realises that it won't teach them anything, but instead write a 100 page essay on good citizen ship, without anything to do with Captain Underpants. George and Harold did a book on good citizen ship with creating a new superhero. The next day they showed the book to Mr.Krupp that makes him angry. George and Harold were punished with writing a sentence over and over.
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