WEBVTT 00:11.750 --> 00:13.750 [chilling, suspenseful music playing] 00:26.666 --> 00:28.375 [Wally] Any monsters? 00:28.458 --> 00:29.666 Not yet! 00:43.333 --> 00:45.291 [Judy] What the hell is this place? 00:45.375 --> 00:46.791 No idea. 00:47.458 --> 00:49.250 Any monsters now? 00:49.333 --> 00:50.958 [both] No! 00:53.666 --> 00:55.208 I'm coming down! 00:56.291 --> 00:57.291 Okay. 00:58.125 --> 00:59.625 Whoops. Got it. 01:00.375 --> 01:02.500 Ooh… 01:02.583 --> 01:03.958 Okay. 01:04.041 --> 01:05.333 Oh! Weapon. 01:05.833 --> 01:08.375 A weapon, weapon. I need a weapon. 01:10.125 --> 01:11.333 No. 01:13.666 --> 01:14.666 Ah! 01:20.875 --> 01:23.000 -[Sam] Almost there, Wally. -[Wally] Okay. 01:24.958 --> 01:25.958 How many more? 01:26.041 --> 01:27.666 [Sam] Yeah. Just a couple more. 01:30.916 --> 01:32.125 -There you go. -Oh! 01:33.375 --> 01:35.833 -You all right? -Yeah, yeah. Living the dream. 01:35.916 --> 01:37.083 [Judy] Guys! 01:37.708 --> 01:39.083 Come look at this! 01:51.791 --> 01:53.375 [Sam] Jesus Christ! 01:53.458 --> 01:55.208 [Judy] Lord, today. 02:01.750 --> 02:02.750 What is it? 02:07.125 --> 02:08.125 It's my address. 02:09.041 --> 02:10.583 This is my address. 02:11.458 --> 02:13.708 So, Renee, 02:14.208 --> 02:18.000 Art and Judy, Sam, Jack, me. 02:18.083 --> 02:19.958 It's the whole cul-de-sac. 02:25.291 --> 02:26.625 [Sam] Blood trail. 02:32.750 --> 02:34.791 -It's leading that way. -Uh-huh. 02:35.291 --> 02:36.458 Toward the desert. 02:41.041 --> 02:43.125 Well, let's kill a monster. 02:44.166 --> 02:46.166 [bold, heroic music playing] 02:54.375 --> 02:55.375 [music trails off] 02:57.083 --> 02:58.625 [TV signal drones] 02:58.708 --> 03:01.208 [intriguing, unsettling intro music playing] 04:09.208 --> 04:10.208 [music trails off] 04:27.333 --> 04:28.458 Anneliese? 04:29.125 --> 04:30.541 Darling? 04:35.291 --> 04:37.291 [opera music playing faintly] 04:47.666 --> 04:48.666 [rhythmic thumping] 05:08.250 --> 05:09.625 What a shame. 05:15.083 --> 05:16.791 She was so young. 05:18.958 --> 05:20.958 [breathy, unsettling whispers] 05:27.458 --> 05:29.708 [erratic glitchy bursts] 05:29.791 --> 05:30.791 [gasps] 05:39.375 --> 05:42.875 ["Belshazzar (feat. The Tennessee Two)" by Johnny Cash playing] 05:45.916 --> 05:48.291 ♪ Well, the Bible tells us about a man ♪ 05:48.375 --> 05:50.750 ♪ Who ruled Babylon and all its land ♪ 05:50.833 --> 05:53.083 ♪ Around the city he built a wall ♪ 05:53.166 --> 05:55.791 ♪ And declared that Babylon Would never fall ♪ 05:55.875 --> 05:58.166 [resident 1] Have a wonderful day, Mr. Shaw! 05:58.250 --> 06:00.708 ♪ He called his Babylon "Paradise" ♪ 06:00.791 --> 06:02.708 ♪ Upon his throne he drank and ate ♪ 06:02.791 --> 06:05.083 ♪ But for Belshazzer it was getting late ♪ 06:05.166 --> 06:06.750 [resident 2] Morning, Mr. Shaw. 06:07.541 --> 06:10.125 -Hey there, Mr. Shaw. -Good morning, Mr. Shaw. 06:11.833 --> 06:15.416 ♪ His kingdom was divided It couldn't stand ♪ 06:16.958 --> 06:17.958 [song trails off] 06:18.041 --> 06:20.041 [phone ringing, buzzing] 06:27.208 --> 06:28.541 It's 8:58, Hank. 06:28.625 --> 06:31.083 Sorry. Waited as long as I could. 06:31.166 --> 06:33.875 Business is for business hours. 06:33.958 --> 06:36.625 Yeah, well, I got a situation here. 06:37.500 --> 06:40.250 I pay you to handle situations. 06:40.333 --> 06:42.541 I've been meaning to talk to you about that. 06:42.625 --> 06:45.500 I mean, I think I might deserve a raise. 06:46.458 --> 06:47.750 Is that so? 06:47.833 --> 06:50.208 Yeah, well, I've had a lot on my plate lately. 06:50.291 --> 06:54.791 I mean, between Scar going missin' and the 75th anniversary and Sam Cooper-- 06:54.875 --> 06:56.666 I am handling Mr. Cooper. 06:56.750 --> 06:58.958 I've already put in a call to his daughter. 06:59.041 --> 07:00.875 Okay, look, I don't need much. 07:00.958 --> 07:03.750 Just enough to keep up my energy, you know? 07:03.833 --> 07:09.125 Well, unfortunately, your portion was agreed upon when you joined the team. 07:09.208 --> 07:11.875 But if you're finding your duties too difficult, 07:11.958 --> 07:14.500 I know Ernest is angling for a promotion. 07:15.083 --> 07:16.291 You could always switch. 07:16.375 --> 07:17.416 He could take your job, 07:17.500 --> 07:20.958 and you could babysit the kids downstairs full-time. 07:21.958 --> 07:23.291 That won't be necessary. 07:23.375 --> 07:24.500 Good. 07:24.583 --> 07:26.541 So whatever the situation is, 07:26.625 --> 07:30.416 I'm sure that you will do your job and take care of it. 07:30.500 --> 07:31.666 Yes, sir. 07:33.666 --> 07:34.666 [sighs heavily] 07:38.208 --> 07:40.208 [suspenseful music playing] 07:58.708 --> 07:59.708 Well, 08:00.833 --> 08:03.041 looks like you and me are going on a little trip. 08:04.416 --> 08:07.916 Can't have anybody tracking us, now. So where's that phone? 08:08.875 --> 08:10.208 [Paz struggling, muffled] 08:17.708 --> 08:18.916 Smile. 08:22.833 --> 08:24.208 [Hank] Renee. 08:24.291 --> 08:25.291 Huh! 08:25.375 --> 08:28.333 You nabbed yourself an old lady? 08:28.416 --> 08:29.541 [muffled] Fuck you! 08:30.916 --> 08:32.541 It's against company policy. 08:43.250 --> 08:44.250 [music trails off] 08:53.833 --> 08:55.291 [Anneliese] Good morning. 08:56.833 --> 08:58.375 Oh, sorry. 08:58.875 --> 09:00.291 I didn't see you there. 09:00.375 --> 09:01.791 How are you feeling? 09:03.166 --> 09:07.125 You're gonna have to speak up because I left my robot ears at home. 09:07.666 --> 09:08.666 Robot ears? 09:08.750 --> 09:10.875 It's what I call my hearing aids. 09:10.958 --> 09:11.958 [Anneliese scoffs] 09:14.375 --> 09:16.000 I asked how you're feeling. 09:16.083 --> 09:17.166 [Art] Oh. 09:18.541 --> 09:21.833 Like an old man who had a few too many. 09:23.583 --> 09:25.125 Uncle Nearest got you. 09:25.208 --> 09:26.208 That he did. 09:26.291 --> 09:27.291 [both chuckling] 09:30.708 --> 09:31.750 Funny. 09:33.000 --> 09:36.333 I didn't notice your robot ears in the bar. 09:37.041 --> 09:38.041 Huh. 09:39.000 --> 09:40.250 How did you do it? 09:42.708 --> 09:43.833 Do what? 09:46.875 --> 09:48.333 I saw your hair 09:49.583 --> 09:51.125 turn from black to gray 09:51.208 --> 09:52.916 with my own eyes. 09:53.916 --> 09:55.333 [Art chuckling] 09:55.416 --> 09:58.125 [uneasy music playing] 09:58.208 --> 10:01.291 I think Uncle Nearest got to you too. 10:02.750 --> 10:05.708 There are wonders in The Boroughs. 10:05.791 --> 10:07.208 Tucked away. 10:08.000 --> 10:09.000 Hidden. 10:10.208 --> 10:11.208 Buried. 10:12.333 --> 10:13.750 But I've seen them. 10:14.250 --> 10:16.291 And I suspect 10:17.083 --> 10:18.916 that you have too. 10:19.500 --> 10:21.250 We can help each other. 10:22.708 --> 10:24.875 If you trust me. 10:25.916 --> 10:27.833 Lady, I appreciate your help. 10:27.916 --> 10:29.083 I really do. 10:29.833 --> 10:32.541 But I'm just an old guy who had a few too many. 10:33.500 --> 10:37.375 Now, if you'll excuse me, I'd like to get dressed 10:37.875 --> 10:39.958 and get home where I belong. 10:46.208 --> 10:47.625 Say hi to Judy. 10:59.000 --> 11:01.000 [tense, frantic music playing] 11:28.333 --> 11:30.708 Wally! I don't know where the hell you are, 11:30.791 --> 11:32.625 but I need to talk to you, okay? 11:32.708 --> 11:34.541 So you better drop whatever it is you're doing-- 11:34.625 --> 11:35.583 [pounding at door] 11:35.666 --> 11:37.041 Oh, this better be you. 11:39.916 --> 11:40.916 Morning, Renee. 11:42.208 --> 11:43.208 Mind if I come in? 11:45.583 --> 11:46.416 Why? 11:46.500 --> 11:49.041 I caught a break in your missing quartz case. 11:49.625 --> 11:50.750 Not a good time. 11:50.833 --> 11:52.000 Make time. 11:55.125 --> 11:56.791 No! No! 11:56.875 --> 11:58.750 [tense, frantic music playing] 12:03.333 --> 12:04.375 No! 12:05.583 --> 12:07.666 No! No! No! 12:10.458 --> 12:12.208 Oh! Oh God! 12:12.291 --> 12:13.791 Help! Help! 12:15.416 --> 12:16.750 [kettle whistling] 12:16.833 --> 12:18.416 [Hank shushing] 12:21.250 --> 12:23.250 [whistling increases in volume] 12:27.458 --> 12:28.958 [whistling trails off] 12:32.875 --> 12:35.333 [Judy] These tunnels go on forever. 12:35.416 --> 12:36.500 [Wally] Anything? 12:36.583 --> 12:37.583 [Sam] Nothing. 12:38.625 --> 12:41.333 -[Judy] We've lost the trail. -[Sam] Just give me a minute. 12:41.416 --> 12:43.541 -[Judy] Sam! -[Wally] Oh, let him look. 12:44.041 --> 12:45.625 We've come this far. 12:45.708 --> 12:47.208 [Wally groans] 12:51.666 --> 12:53.541 How many bullets do you have in that? 12:53.625 --> 12:54.666 Got three. 12:55.291 --> 12:57.333 And her name is Ethel. 12:57.416 --> 12:59.416 You named your gun? 12:59.500 --> 13:02.750 I didn't want the kids to know there was a gun in the house. 13:04.416 --> 13:06.333 I wrote some stories. 13:06.416 --> 13:08.041 Got a few death threats. 13:08.625 --> 13:10.208 Mmm. Ethel's a cute name. 13:10.291 --> 13:12.166 [Judy] She's named after Ethel Payne, 13:12.250 --> 13:15.083 the first lady of the Black press. 13:15.708 --> 13:17.208 She broke the big stories. 13:17.291 --> 13:21.291 Not that fluff and puff they put on me before they pushed me out. 13:21.375 --> 13:22.375 [Wally] You know, 13:23.208 --> 13:25.458 we all set out to change the world. 13:25.541 --> 13:28.583 And most of us end up changed by it. 13:30.208 --> 13:32.750 [Wally coughing in distance] 13:32.833 --> 13:34.833 [suspenseful music playing] 13:39.666 --> 13:41.541 [faint whispering] 13:50.291 --> 13:51.541 [Sam] This way! 13:52.791 --> 13:54.375 [Wally] Found more blood? 13:55.750 --> 13:56.791 Yeah. 13:58.750 --> 14:01.625 If you don’t marry that girl by six, we’re out of the money. 14:01.708 --> 14:03.541 I said stand still. 14:05.458 --> 14:07.125 [Stooge on TV] Moe, I'm blind! 14:07.208 --> 14:08.458 You burnt my eye out! 14:08.541 --> 14:10.750 Get a towel, Moe. Get a towel. 14:13.541 --> 14:15.833 [Three Stooges continuing faintly] 14:16.708 --> 14:17.708 [orderly] Come now. 14:20.958 --> 14:22.708 Classics never die. 14:23.791 --> 14:25.583 Hello, Claire. I'm Blaine Shaw. 14:25.666 --> 14:28.750 -Thank you for agreeing to meet with me. -You said it was important. 14:29.666 --> 14:31.250 Is my father okay? 14:32.333 --> 14:33.541 Ah, uh… 14:33.625 --> 14:35.541 Walk with me, please? 14:40.333 --> 14:44.083 You know, I am extraordinarily proud of The Boroughs. 14:44.166 --> 14:47.875 But The Manor may be my single greatest accomplishment. 14:48.541 --> 14:50.208 I know it may seem strange, 14:50.291 --> 14:54.166 but everything you see here is based on cutting-edge research. 14:54.250 --> 14:56.750 I thought we were gonna be talking about my father. 14:57.458 --> 14:58.458 We are. 15:00.625 --> 15:02.833 Well, he doesn't… belong here. 15:04.166 --> 15:07.625 The signs can be subtle at first. 15:08.125 --> 15:10.625 Well, there's nothing subtle about my dad. 15:12.041 --> 15:13.250 He, uh… 15:14.333 --> 15:18.416 He broke into our mortuary, Claire. 15:19.583 --> 15:20.833 [scoffs] What? 15:21.333 --> 15:26.208 He said he needed to say goodbye to a recently deceased neighbor. 15:26.291 --> 15:28.541 Yeah, well, maybe he did. 15:29.583 --> 15:30.541 Well, perhaps. 15:30.625 --> 15:35.375 But that doesn't explain why he then forced the corpse's mouth open. 15:36.166 --> 15:42.625 Or why he proceeded to start ranting about monsters when I confronted him. 15:44.708 --> 15:46.666 Well, my father's not crazy, so… 15:46.750 --> 15:47.791 No. 15:48.291 --> 15:50.375 Nobody here is crazy. 15:51.708 --> 15:54.791 They just… need a little extra help. 15:56.833 --> 15:59.666 Now, take, um, Mike Ellis there. 16:00.250 --> 16:02.791 Every day for 20 years, 16:02.875 --> 16:06.625 Mike rode the bus to work with his best friend, Charlie. 16:06.708 --> 16:10.916 When Mike developed dementia, he would ask where Charlie was. 16:11.000 --> 16:12.375 Every day. 16:13.041 --> 16:14.375 And every day, 16:14.458 --> 16:18.375 his family would remind him that Charlie was dead. 16:19.000 --> 16:24.333 So every day, Mike reexperienced the death of his best friend. 16:25.291 --> 16:26.958 And then one morning, 16:27.041 --> 16:33.125 his children found him wandering real streets in search of a real bus stop. 16:33.791 --> 16:35.041 So they brought him here, 16:35.125 --> 16:40.416 where Mike can safely wait for his best friend in peace. 16:40.500 --> 16:42.666 How charmingly patronizing of you. 16:44.125 --> 16:46.750 People suffering from dementia, 16:47.583 --> 16:50.375 they don't experience time like you and I. 16:51.083 --> 16:53.666 It's not a straight line for them. 16:53.750 --> 16:56.375 It is an open ocean, and they're lost. 16:56.875 --> 16:58.000 Adrift. 16:58.958 --> 17:03.708 But this is a safe harbor for the people we love. 17:06.166 --> 17:07.500 Talk to your father. 17:08.000 --> 17:09.333 See for yourself. 17:09.833 --> 17:14.958 Before someone finds him wandering the streets like poor Mr. Ellis. 17:16.291 --> 17:18.291 [uneasy music playing] 17:19.416 --> 17:20.416 [music trails off] 17:27.041 --> 17:28.041 It's still warm. 17:28.125 --> 17:29.708 That's… disconcerting. 17:29.791 --> 17:30.791 [Wally groans] 17:32.000 --> 17:33.416 You two don't look so good. 17:34.416 --> 17:35.625 Well, I've got cancer. 17:35.708 --> 17:37.916 -What's your excuse? -[both stifle laughter] 17:39.125 --> 17:40.625 [harrowing howl in distance] 17:47.916 --> 17:49.208 Last chance. 17:52.041 --> 17:53.625 Let's do what we came to do. 18:08.625 --> 18:10.791 [muffled struggling] 18:10.875 --> 18:12.666 Hey, hey, it's okay. 18:12.750 --> 18:14.666 Renee, hey. It's me. 18:16.708 --> 18:18.375 Hold on, hold on. 18:23.250 --> 18:24.750 What are you doing here? 18:25.583 --> 18:27.375 Hank caught me sniffing around. 18:28.166 --> 18:29.125 Hey. 18:29.625 --> 18:31.166 This is my trunk. 18:31.875 --> 18:35.666 Yeah, we've been driving a while. We must be outside The Boroughs now. 18:37.041 --> 18:38.041 We're slowing down. 18:39.375 --> 18:40.416 What's the plan? 18:40.500 --> 18:43.166 Scream bloody murder? Hope somebody hears us? 18:43.250 --> 18:44.583 -Yeah, works for me. -Yeah. 18:44.666 --> 18:46.250 -Ready? -Ready. 18:47.166 --> 18:48.833 [both yelling] Help! 18:48.916 --> 18:50.083 Somebody help! 18:50.166 --> 18:53.875 [Paz, barely audible] Somebody get us out of here! 18:55.958 --> 18:58.625 [Paz, Renee yelling] Help! 18:58.708 --> 19:00.750 -[Renee] Somebody help! -[Paz] Help! 19:00.833 --> 19:03.541 [Paz, Renee] Help! 19:03.625 --> 19:05.250 [Hank grunts heavily] 19:05.333 --> 19:07.625 [Paz] Somebody help us! Help! 19:07.708 --> 19:10.791 -[Paz] Help! Let us out! -[Renee] Somebody let us out! 19:10.875 --> 19:12.666 [Paz] Somebody! Hello? 19:12.750 --> 19:15.625 -Anybody out there, get us out of here! -[Renee] Help! 19:15.708 --> 19:16.833 [Renee] Listen. 19:16.916 --> 19:19.000 [Paz] What the… What the fuck is…? 19:19.083 --> 19:20.583 [Renee] Oh shit! Hey, don't! 19:20.666 --> 19:22.041 [both banging within trunk] 19:22.125 --> 19:23.125 Stop! [Renee coughs] 19:24.541 --> 19:25.541 [Renee] Help! 19:26.791 --> 19:27.875 [Paz] Please! 19:27.958 --> 19:28.958 Hank! 19:29.041 --> 19:31.708 [Paz, Renee coughing, banging on trunk] 19:36.208 --> 19:38.125 [harrowing growl in distance] 19:42.750 --> 19:44.166 One, two… 19:48.083 --> 19:49.333 [Judy] Holy shit. 19:49.416 --> 19:50.916 [piteous mewling] 19:54.125 --> 19:55.125 [Judy] Oh, God! 19:55.208 --> 19:57.541 [melancholy music playing] 19:57.625 --> 19:58.541 [creature pants] 20:01.708 --> 20:02.708 No. 20:04.791 --> 20:05.833 What are you doing? 20:05.916 --> 20:07.250 I have to stop the bleeding. 20:07.333 --> 20:08.750 What, you want to save it? 20:08.833 --> 20:10.458 Of course. I want to study it. 20:10.541 --> 20:11.791 This thing killed Jack. 20:11.875 --> 20:13.458 It's not a threat now. Look at it. 20:14.041 --> 20:16.500 You saw what one drop of its blood could do. 20:16.583 --> 20:18.416 Imagine the possibilities. 20:18.500 --> 20:19.875 [gunshot echoing] 20:25.041 --> 20:26.041 Why did you do that? 20:26.125 --> 20:28.125 [somber music playing] 20:28.958 --> 20:30.458 It was suffering. 20:39.541 --> 20:40.958 [Wally] What a waste. 20:43.750 --> 20:44.833 Sam, what's the matter? 20:44.916 --> 20:46.583 That scar is new. 20:47.666 --> 20:48.625 [Wally] No. 20:48.708 --> 20:49.833 That looks old to me. 20:50.333 --> 20:52.541 The thing that killed Jack didn't have a scar. 20:54.250 --> 20:55.458 But that means… 20:55.541 --> 20:57.041 [furious howling in distance] 20:59.791 --> 21:00.916 It's got a friend. 21:01.000 --> 21:03.083 [multiple howls] 21:03.166 --> 21:05.500 -Many friends. -How many bullets does Ethel have left? 21:05.583 --> 21:07.375 -Only three. -Wally, can you run? 21:07.458 --> 21:10.291 Uh, well, I can certainly try. 21:10.375 --> 21:11.375 Let's go. 21:13.000 --> 21:14.000 [Judy] Sam! 21:14.791 --> 21:17.333 -[glitchy audio whirring] -[Lilly, jaggedly] Sam! 21:17.416 --> 21:19.416 [indistinct, overlapping vocalizations] 21:23.416 --> 21:26.666 [Lilly wailing, glitching] 21:26.750 --> 21:28.250 [Wally] Sam! Sam! 21:28.333 --> 21:29.875 Come on, we gotta go! 21:36.916 --> 21:38.916 [mysterious music playing] 21:42.625 --> 21:43.750 No. 21:45.291 --> 21:46.500 No! 21:47.083 --> 21:50.166 No, no, no! 21:50.250 --> 21:52.875 You can't be dead. No. 21:53.625 --> 21:55.041 You can't be… 21:56.291 --> 21:57.958 Just one more. 21:58.583 --> 22:00.750 Just one more peach. 22:02.291 --> 22:03.291 Oh… 22:03.375 --> 22:05.250 [Anneliese] This used to be a coal mine. 22:09.750 --> 22:14.333 Opened in 1868 to modest success. 22:15.333 --> 22:18.458 But in 1910, they found copper. 22:20.250 --> 22:21.875 That changed everything. 22:21.958 --> 22:23.708 You're following me. 22:23.791 --> 22:25.875 A whole town sprung up overnight. 22:26.875 --> 22:28.083 Life was good. 22:29.791 --> 22:31.166 For a time. 22:32.083 --> 22:34.500 By '45, the copper had dried up. 22:35.416 --> 22:38.208 There were more bodies in the cemetery than the saloon. 22:39.166 --> 22:43.208 In '49, the mining company sold the whole thing off. 22:46.416 --> 22:47.708 The new owners 22:48.541 --> 22:50.541 signed the contract in pencil. 22:51.708 --> 22:53.625 Because nobody could find a pen. 22:54.291 --> 22:58.000 The next day, they traced over the lead with ink. 22:59.666 --> 23:02.333 So it would all be nice and official. 23:05.083 --> 23:06.958 How can you know that? 23:07.041 --> 23:08.916 Because I'm the one who bought it. 23:11.708 --> 23:13.458 Well, me and my husband. 23:20.208 --> 23:21.625 Well, how old are you? 23:22.833 --> 23:23.833 [disconcerting warbling] 23:23.916 --> 23:26.083 Never ask a lady her age. 23:32.166 --> 23:33.583 What do you want from me? 23:37.208 --> 23:38.708 I want to know. 23:40.416 --> 23:41.500 Like you. 23:43.666 --> 23:45.208 Tell me how you did it. 23:46.416 --> 23:48.458 Tell me, and I'll tell you 23:49.500 --> 23:50.583 everything. 23:52.875 --> 23:57.708 Lie to me, and all you'll know is endless nothing. 24:01.458 --> 24:02.458 Well… 24:03.291 --> 24:05.666 The tree was blooming when I found it. 24:06.583 --> 24:08.125 There was a peach. 24:08.958 --> 24:09.958 And just one. 24:12.000 --> 24:13.666 And when I reached for it, 24:14.625 --> 24:15.791 the juice 24:16.333 --> 24:18.125 healed a cut on my hand, and I… 24:20.625 --> 24:22.041 and I took a bite. 24:23.416 --> 24:25.291 Oh, God, it tasted good. 24:27.375 --> 24:29.583 It's been a long time 24:30.708 --> 24:33.583 since I'd felt young. 24:38.500 --> 24:39.583 And this… 24:41.750 --> 24:43.583 this is all that's left of it. 24:47.875 --> 24:49.083 No, no, don't! 24:50.625 --> 24:52.625 [unnerving music playing] 25:21.375 --> 25:23.375 [distressing gurgling] 25:23.458 --> 25:25.833 [Anneliese wailing] 25:28.625 --> 25:29.625 [Art] Are you all right? 25:43.333 --> 25:44.916 Good God! 26:01.333 --> 26:02.666 [Anneliese] Disappointing. 26:06.000 --> 26:11.416 At first, I was afraid that you stumbled on the truth. 26:13.250 --> 26:14.291 Then, 26:14.791 --> 26:19.333 I hoped that you'd found another way. 26:21.916 --> 26:23.208 But now… 26:23.875 --> 26:26.583 It's just another 26:27.083 --> 26:30.083 dead end! 26:31.166 --> 26:32.208 What are you? 26:34.958 --> 26:36.208 Alive! 26:36.291 --> 26:38.000 [Art] Oh shit! 26:40.166 --> 26:42.166 [faint, rhythmic breathing] 26:46.958 --> 26:48.250 Morning, doll! 26:48.833 --> 26:50.125 Keep them lungs moving. 26:50.708 --> 26:51.958 Clear the gas out. 26:52.458 --> 26:55.500 The last thing I need is a toxicology report. 26:56.583 --> 26:59.916 Lovers dying of carbon monoxide is suspicious. 27:00.000 --> 27:02.375 Lovebirds dying in a car crash… 27:02.458 --> 27:04.583 Well… [laughs] 27:04.666 --> 27:05.666 That's tragedy. 27:06.250 --> 27:08.333 [engine sputtering, backfiring] 27:17.041 --> 27:18.041 What the-- 27:19.416 --> 27:20.416 [car horn honks] 27:21.166 --> 27:22.291 [sustained honking] 27:22.375 --> 27:23.375 Great. 27:28.916 --> 27:29.750 [honking stops] 27:29.833 --> 27:31.375 [Hank screams] 27:33.041 --> 27:34.000 Bitch! 27:35.750 --> 27:37.208 Oh shit! 27:37.291 --> 27:39.958 -Where do you think you're goin'? -Not with you, bitch! 27:41.583 --> 27:42.750 Jump! 27:45.416 --> 27:46.916 [Hank yelling faintly] 28:06.125 --> 28:07.125 -Hi. -Hi. 28:09.958 --> 28:11.041 Thanks for the catch. 28:11.750 --> 28:13.875 Yeah. Anytime. 28:14.708 --> 28:16.708 [sweeping, hopeful music playing] 28:25.625 --> 28:26.625 [lighter flicking] 28:29.083 --> 28:31.083 [ominous music playing] 29:15.208 --> 29:17.083 [Art] No! No! No! No! 29:17.166 --> 29:19.583 [Art screaming] 29:25.500 --> 29:27.041 These tunnels must lead somewhere. 29:27.125 --> 29:29.958 Well, as long as it's away from those monsters, I'm good. 29:30.041 --> 29:32.375 -[Art screaming in distance] No! -That's Art! 29:32.458 --> 29:34.000 -Impossible! -It is! It's him! 29:34.083 --> 29:36.208 -[Wally] Judy! -[Judy] No, come on! 29:36.291 --> 29:37.916 -[Wally] Wait, Judy! -[Judy] Art! 29:38.000 --> 29:40.291 [Art screaming] No! No! No! 29:40.375 --> 29:42.458 -[Judy] Art! -[Art] No! 29:43.208 --> 29:44.500 No! 29:45.083 --> 29:46.333 [Anneliese snarling] 29:47.208 --> 29:48.375 God! 29:51.291 --> 29:53.000 [shrill vocalizing] 29:55.250 --> 29:56.250 [guttural growl] 29:57.625 --> 29:59.500 What the fuck?! 30:00.833 --> 30:03.000 [Anneliese shrieks] 30:11.083 --> 30:12.583 [Art grunting] 30:13.708 --> 30:15.791 -Are you okay? -What are you doing here, baby? 30:15.875 --> 30:17.375 -How do we get out? -That way! 30:17.458 --> 30:18.583 -Are you sure? -Yeah. 30:18.666 --> 30:19.500 -Go! -Come! 30:19.583 --> 30:21.333 -Judy, come on! -I'm coming! 30:29.041 --> 30:31.416 [Paz] Can't wait to see what we do for our third date. 30:31.500 --> 30:33.875 [Renee chuckles] Applebee's? 30:38.583 --> 30:41.083 Hey, that's Art's truck. 30:41.750 --> 30:43.375 What's he doing out here? 30:43.458 --> 30:45.333 Oh, man. Hey! 30:47.416 --> 30:48.500 [Paz] Hey! Over here! 30:48.583 --> 30:49.500 [Renee] Art! 30:50.208 --> 30:51.500 Come on. Over here. 30:53.625 --> 30:54.625 Re-Re? 30:54.708 --> 30:55.666 Wally? 30:56.166 --> 30:58.125 What the hell are you doing out here? 31:00.708 --> 31:02.708 [mysterious music playing] 31:25.250 --> 31:27.875 [Renee] You want to see something really crazy? Here. 31:27.958 --> 31:31.791 Look. This is a picture from 1972. 31:31.875 --> 31:33.500 Oh God. I had that jacket. 31:33.583 --> 31:36.916 That would make both of them over 80. 31:37.000 --> 31:38.375 Or older. 31:38.458 --> 31:41.541 Anneliese was talking about doing stuff in 1949. 31:41.625 --> 31:43.041 How would she manage that? 31:43.125 --> 31:45.583 They must have a grove of Art's peach trees somewhere. 31:46.166 --> 31:47.541 [Art] No, I don't think so. 31:47.625 --> 31:51.291 She was talking about hoping I'd found another way. 31:51.375 --> 31:52.583 So what's their way? 31:52.666 --> 31:53.708 Yeah. 31:53.791 --> 31:55.000 They got a… 31:55.666 --> 31:57.958 a room underneath security, 31:58.041 --> 32:01.458 full of monsters locked in cages. 32:01.541 --> 32:02.583 It was… 32:03.208 --> 32:04.125 It was sad. 32:04.625 --> 32:06.583 So why would they keep monsters? 32:06.666 --> 32:09.583 Art said the peach healed his hand, 32:09.666 --> 32:11.000 made him feel young. 32:11.083 --> 32:14.500 So whatever was in the peach is in the monster's blood? 32:14.583 --> 32:17.291 Blaine and them are drinking monster blood to stay young? 32:17.375 --> 32:20.416 Explains why they're keeping those things locked up like pigs. 32:20.500 --> 32:24.375 So, the creatures feed on us, and they feed on the creatures. 32:24.458 --> 32:25.916 Yeah. The circle of life. 32:26.000 --> 32:29.208 Yeah, I saw Hank knock back some weird golden goo. 32:29.291 --> 32:30.708 He was begging Blaine for more. 32:30.791 --> 32:32.916 Except that the creature's blood was blue. 32:33.500 --> 32:34.750 So what was Hank drinking? 32:34.833 --> 32:37.125 We're still missing a piece of the puzzle. 32:37.208 --> 32:38.375 [Waitress] You ready to order? 32:38.458 --> 32:39.666 Baby, we need a minute. 32:39.750 --> 32:40.958 What about drinks? 32:41.041 --> 32:42.208 -No. -Water's good. 32:43.166 --> 32:44.375 You have to order. 32:44.458 --> 32:45.833 We'll take six fries. 32:45.916 --> 32:47.250 Oh, Renee, the sodium. 32:47.333 --> 32:48.916 I can't eat fried food. 32:49.000 --> 32:50.500 Nobody has to eat the fries. 32:50.583 --> 32:52.125 I need to eat something. 32:52.208 --> 32:53.083 We need a plan. 32:53.166 --> 32:55.708 I am sure as hell not going back to The Boroughs. 32:55.791 --> 32:58.458 -First, we have to get somewhere safe. -Run away. 32:58.541 --> 33:00.666 Nobody's running away. 33:00.750 --> 33:04.208 We have to play this smart if we're gonna take these bastards down. 33:04.291 --> 33:06.000 Don't worry. We're coming back. 33:06.666 --> 33:07.833 Yeah, one problem. 33:08.333 --> 33:09.500 I need my meds. 33:09.583 --> 33:10.916 I'm on a strict schedule, 33:11.000 --> 33:13.750 and very bad things happen if I don't keep to it. 33:14.958 --> 33:16.958 -I'll get them. -That's too dangerous. 33:17.041 --> 33:18.166 Hank's dead. 33:18.250 --> 33:20.375 No one else knows I'm involved. 33:20.458 --> 33:22.833 I could get in and out before anyone knows. 33:22.916 --> 33:24.833 -Well, be careful. -I will. 33:24.916 --> 33:26.000 Here, take my truck. 33:26.083 --> 33:28.000 -Thanks. -Thanks, Paz. 33:31.958 --> 33:32.958 Wait! 33:39.458 --> 33:42.291 -Don't die. -Don't tell me what to do. 33:48.375 --> 33:49.666 Slut. 33:50.791 --> 33:52.333 [woman] But you're not sure? 33:52.416 --> 33:54.583 [man] I'd have to drive it around the block. 33:54.666 --> 33:57.875 Why don't you drop by tomorrow evening, around 8:30? He'll be in then. 33:57.958 --> 33:59.208 -Who? -My husband. 33:59.291 --> 34:01.291 You were anxious to talk to him, weren't you? 34:01.375 --> 34:04.000 [man] I was, but I'm sort of getting over the idea. 34:04.083 --> 34:06.000 -[woman] There's a speed limit. -[door opens] 34:06.083 --> 34:07.625 Forty-five miles an hour. 34:07.708 --> 34:09.208 [man] How fast was I going, Officer? 34:09.291 --> 34:12.291 -[woman] I'd say around 90. -Suppose you get off your motorcycle… 34:12.375 --> 34:15.583 Hello, darling. How was your day? 34:15.666 --> 34:17.666 [eerie music playing] 34:23.375 --> 34:24.375 Bad. 34:30.958 --> 34:34.083 It's all right. It's all right. You're home here. You're safe. 34:41.916 --> 34:43.791 Don't worry, love. 34:43.875 --> 34:45.708 I'll make you right as rain. 34:58.458 --> 34:59.625 That's it. 35:01.416 --> 35:02.416 That's it. 35:03.750 --> 35:04.916 There you go. 35:06.125 --> 35:07.416 There you go. 35:09.458 --> 35:11.458 [sinister music playing] 35:18.833 --> 35:21.208 Just drink. Just drink. 35:40.333 --> 35:43.166 You'll be good as new in no time, my love. 35:47.375 --> 35:49.375 [eerie music playing] 36:00.208 --> 36:01.500 What happened? 36:03.250 --> 36:04.208 Tell me. 36:07.041 --> 36:08.500 They hurt me. 36:10.750 --> 36:13.291 Whoever it was will pay. 36:17.333 --> 36:18.333 Promise? 36:20.375 --> 36:21.416 I promise. 36:38.458 --> 36:42.416 Oh, we should go to Argentina. Hide out. It's classic. 36:42.500 --> 36:44.666 I always wanted to go to the Poconos. 36:45.625 --> 36:47.125 Where are the Poconos? 36:47.208 --> 36:48.500 Nobody knows. 36:49.000 --> 36:50.875 Judy, where do you want to go? 36:51.625 --> 36:53.458 Um, I'll let you know. 36:57.333 --> 37:00.416 -We're closing. You'll have to go. -I'm wondering, can we-- 37:00.500 --> 37:02.041 -We're closing. -Okay, then. 37:02.875 --> 37:03.875 [door opens] 37:04.500 --> 37:05.416 [Judy] Hey. 37:06.125 --> 37:07.625 What are you doing out here? 37:08.625 --> 37:09.916 I'm thinking. 37:10.000 --> 37:11.041 Smoking. 37:14.375 --> 37:16.625 We should tell the kids what's going on. 37:16.708 --> 37:19.375 It's too much to tell the kids. 37:19.875 --> 37:22.000 -They wouldn't believe it. -Spencer will. 37:22.500 --> 37:23.375 Might. 37:23.875 --> 37:26.291 Nayera, no. She won't. 37:26.375 --> 37:28.333 -I know-- -Never even believed in Santa. 37:28.416 --> 37:30.208 I know about Jack. 37:33.666 --> 37:34.666 Oh. 37:35.791 --> 37:39.583 So that's what this smoky, moody behavior is about? 37:39.666 --> 37:41.625 I found his shirt, Judy. 37:45.500 --> 37:46.500 Art… 37:46.583 --> 37:48.125 You all go wherever you want. 37:49.041 --> 37:50.208 I'm going my own way. 37:52.000 --> 37:53.000 [sighs] 37:55.583 --> 37:57.041 Someone's coming. 37:57.125 --> 37:58.625 [tense music playing] 38:03.250 --> 38:04.458 Oh, come on. 38:04.958 --> 38:07.250 I love that place. I would come back. 38:13.250 --> 38:14.791 [Sam] How did they find us? 38:14.875 --> 38:16.250 Maybe they caught Paz. 38:16.750 --> 38:17.958 Or he flipped. 38:18.041 --> 38:19.041 He wouldn't. 38:19.625 --> 38:21.500 [Art] Well, they got us now. 38:22.291 --> 38:23.541 So we fight. 38:23.625 --> 38:25.125 It's too late for that, Sam. 38:26.041 --> 38:27.208 We're beat. 38:42.041 --> 38:44.541 [suspenseful, mysterious outro music playing] bout?