One autumn afternoon, Tippy (who is also a prisoner from the fourth book) is tasked to build a statue of Warden Gordon Bordon Shmorden who is the chief jailer of the prison, Tippy does the task but instead builds "a giant robot suit". They were found guilty and Melvin laughed at them. The 3 were actually framed and mistaken for Evil George Beard, Evil Harold Hutchins, and Captain Blunderpants's evil antics causing chaos in the town of Piqua. Krupp was sent to the Piqua State Penitentiary. George and Harold are sent to the Juvenile Hall while Mr. Krupp aka Captain Underpants were arrested and were sent to jail. After their court date, George, Harold, and Mr.
The cops rush and handcuff a confused Mr. Krupp's house where he is seen taking out the trash after cleaning the house from the wet soggy toilet paper. As George and Harold are being taken away by the cops, the cops stop by Mr. Meanwhile, the story switches to the timeline of what will happen if Tippy Tinkletrousers did not appear. The book then explains something called 'The Banana Cream Pie Paradox', which explains that going back to the past and changing something will remain its changed way in the present.
As they are running away, the book explains that what happened was something that was not supposed to happen as Tippy and his Robo-pants were not supposed to appear at the point when George and Harold were about to be arrested as they actually came from the future. The story continues where the previous book left off, with George and Harold and Sulu and Crackers running away from Tippy Tinkletrousers.
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