After much thought from Noodle, who wrote all of Demon Days and contributed musically, the album was finally released. So everyone sits in rather decadent movie theater chairs, relaxed as if they were about to watch a movie, but they're actually in a huge, empty space with a large white screen at the end.

Noodle: She sighs contentedly, a grin from ear to ear. If her eyes were visible, they would also be beaming with joy, but they're hidden by her bangs. She settles in. Ahhh... We did it....

Murdoc: He laughs at the girl's happiness, his serpentine tongue barely peeking out. I must say, those were good lyrics, kid. And my awesome guitar took it to a whole new level. Russell, your drumming was the best part of the album!

Russell: He looks at Murdoc, completely stoic, and says sharply and VERY seriously. I can break your nose again, if you want.

Murdoc: He says nothing, just stares nervously at 2-D and Noodle. You're absolutely right, 2-D, you were the worst part of the album.

2-D: Somewhat disappointed. Oh come on, it's not all about finding a needle in a haystack. Besides, he smiles this was a great piece of work... And what do we do now?