Undercover Grandpa

In the crowded halls of high school, Jake and Wendall are driven by a singular goal: to secure a date for Jake with the intriguing Angie. Their strategy revolves around receiving an invitation to a party, which they believe will be the perfect opportunity for a romantic connection.

Just as their plan starts to gain momentum, Jake's parents announce an unexpected dinner with Grandpa Lou. This news comes as a blow to Jake, who fears that the evening will be filled with endless stories of the past and tedious conspiracy theories from his eccentric grandfather.

While Jake navigates family obligations, Angie's situation takes a dire turn when she is abducted by General Komencho, a menacing Russian operative. This incident sets off a series of events that intertwine Jake's quest for romance with a real-life rescue mission.

Unbeknownst to Jake, Grandpa Lou carries secrets that could greatly aid in Angie's rescue. Despite his background as a retired intelligence officer, he struggles against bureaucratic red tape and realizes he must rely on his old contacts.

In a move showcasing his improvisational skills, Grandpa Lou recruits his eclectic group of former agents, dubbed the 'Devil's Scum.' Together with his team, which includes Wolf, Harry, Mother, and Giovani, they plot an audacious plan to save Angie from her captors.

As Jake and Grandpa Lou form an unexpected partnership, they tap into Wendall's technological know-how to devise a plan. The operation is filled with comical mishaps and witty exchanges that highlight the generational differences between the young and old.

Finally, the daring group manages to locate Angie and successfully rescue her from General Komencho's clutches. Their triumph, however, is short-lived as government agents led by Maddy Harcourt arrive just moments later, complicating the operation further.

In a sudden twist of events, Grandpa Lou suffers a health emergency immediately following the rescue effort. This escalation leads to an urgent visit to the hospital, injecting suspense into the narrative as the family grapples with the possibility of loss.

The plot shifts to a somber tone during Grandpa Lou's funeral, where family and friends gather to commemorate his life. Jake, overwhelmed by grief, reflects on the lessons imparted by his grandfather amidst the stories shared by the older attendees.

As a poignant gesture, Jake receives Grandpa Lou's dog tags from the elderly guests at the funeral. This moment symbolizes the transition of family responsibility and the deep connections that exist between generations.

In a shocking turn of events, a month later, a car pulls up at Jake's house bearing a familiar face. Grandpa Lou emerges, revealing that his death was merely a clever facade to facilitate his retirement and escape into a new life.

Grandpa Lou departs with Maddy Harcourt, setting off for adventures in Mexico, leaving Jake astonished and contemplative. This unexpected ending pushes Jake to reassess the themes of loyalty, family ties, and the complex nature of deception that defined their relationship.