So, as Emerson goes against his better judgment, Chuck and Olive don their matching Bad Idea jeans and attempt to make a visit to Ned's father. They're pretty pleased with their idea to stake out the place before bringing Ned there -- they use the genius cover of delivering pie to the house -- in order to determine if his dad is weird or a mess or whatever. The thing is, they don't find his dad. They find a cute young man climbing into a trunk and shutting the lid. Behind him, from another trunk across the room, he emerges to take a bow. Chuck and Olive are amazed and amused. Ah, but then they hear knocking from that first trunk -- it's not one guy doing magic between trunks, it's twins! They are delighted. "I love twins!" Olive says, hilariously, before they remember their mission. Chuck gives the cover story of an older man from this address winning a pie in a raffle. The twins, who introduce themselves as Ralston and Maurice, say that the only older man who lived there was their dad, but he disappeared a while ago and is no longer living there. The girls realize, gleefully, that these are Ned's half-brothers! "You have the same eyebrows as him!" Chuck says. Olive: "They do! They do!" The boys worry that maybe Chuck doesn't quite understand the twin thing -- of course their eyebrows are the same as each other. Mumbling giddy goodbyes, Chuck and Olive leave before giving away any of Ned's secrets without his permission.