Leave the World Behind (2023) FULL MOVIE
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00:01:20 >> Amanda?
00:01:28 What are you doing?
00:01:30 >> Well, I couldn't sleep.
00:01:32 And it has been such a hellish year for us, as you know.
00:01:35 And I just seem to be working every day without even realizing it.
00:01:39 And you are just constantly anxious about your job because of all the budget cuts.
00:01:43 So I went online this morning and I rented us a beautiful house out by the beach.
00:01:47 And it was such a steal even though it's barely the off season.
00:01:50 >> Wait, are you packing?
00:01:53 >> Yeah, I thought I'd get a jump on it.
00:01:56 >> Wait, I don't understand.
00:01:59 When did you rent the house for?
00:02:01 >> Today.
00:02:03 I figured if I made the reservation and packed our bags,
00:02:05 it would eliminate most of the reasons to say no.
00:02:09 And I printed out the little thingy there for you from the website.
00:02:12 It's right by your coffee.
00:02:14 Made it just the way you like it.
00:02:15 I didn't wanna wake the kids, so I haven't packed for them yet.
00:02:18 But honestly, I think they're gonna be super psyched about this.
00:02:21 >> Well, you know me.
00:02:22 I'm always down for a little vacay, especially with the kids.
00:02:28 We haven't done that in a while.
00:02:29 But help me out here, babe.
00:02:33 I mean, why today?
00:02:35 >> [SIGH]
00:02:38 >> Well, when I couldn't fall back asleep this morning,
00:02:41 I came over here to watch the sunrise.
00:02:44 And I saw all these people starting their day with such tenacity,
00:02:49 such verve, all in an effort to make something of themselves,
00:02:55 make something of our world.
00:02:58 I felt so lucky to be a part of that.
00:03:02 But then I remembered what the world is actually like.
00:03:09 And I came to a more accurate realization.
00:03:13 I fucking hate people.
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00:04:43 >> Leave the world behind.
00:04:49 That's what it said on the rental listing at least.
00:04:51 >> How fun, East Hampton, right?
00:04:53 >> No, no, it's a cute little town.
00:04:54 Actually, I think they call it a hamlet.
00:04:56 That's how cute it is.
00:04:58 It's a lot closer to the city and still very far away from, well, everyone.
00:05:03 >> Sounds exactly like what you need right now.
00:05:05 After you answer some questions about the Conventura account, please,
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00:05:21 >> Did you fart?
00:05:23 >> Archie, let her be.
00:05:24 >> No, I don't care that she farted.
00:05:26 I care that she lies about it.
00:05:28 >> No, Phoebe, your bachelorette party.
00:05:29 >> Yeah, sorry, boys, this ride's closing.
00:05:32 >> It's still open.
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00:05:43 >> Dad, when we get back to the city, can you take me to see the coffee shop and
00:05:50 friends?
00:05:51 >> I don't think that's real, honey.
00:05:54 It's just a set.
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00:06:36 >> This is nice.
00:06:51 >> It's beautiful.
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00:07:02 >> Uh-oh, looks like we have some top shelf booze right here.
00:07:14 >> Says here it's not for us.
00:07:17 >> Worth a try.
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00:07:29 >> The Wi-Fi password is a novella.
00:07:32 The owner must be one of those cyber security guys.
00:07:36 >> The kids look so happy.
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00:07:42 I'll get this stuff from the car.
00:07:44 >> When you're done, I might pop into town for some groceries.
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00:09:50 >> Three hits today.
00:09:54 Keep this one going.
00:10:00 >> They're not mine, I swear.
00:10:02 They're not mine.
00:10:02 >> Relax, I bought them.
00:10:05 I know you like to sneak a smoke here and there.
00:10:07 I figured we're on vacation, why not?
00:10:09 I want you to have a good time.
00:10:11 Just don't let the kids see you.
00:10:14 >> Hey, I got another idea for a good time.
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00:10:21 >> Maybe.
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00:10:26 >> We've got 15 minutes before they're begging to go to the beach.
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00:10:30 >> That's all I need.
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00:11:20 >> Sunblock, sunblock?
00:11:21 >> Yeah.
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00:11:24 >> We practically have the beach to ourselves.
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00:11:36 >> Look at that boat.
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00:11:56 It's so big.
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00:12:19 >> Hey, Mom, Taylor just dropped a pin.
00:12:22 Can you look at that and see how far our house is?
00:12:24 Just look.
00:12:26 You said maybe we could drive over there, right?
00:12:28 >> Mm-hm.
00:12:29 >> So, maybe?
00:12:30 >> All right, let's sag harbor.
00:12:32 That's at least an hour away, honey.
00:12:33 >> It's getting closer.
00:12:35 >> What is?
00:12:36 >> A ship.
00:12:37 >> Oh, yeah.
00:12:38 She's a beaut.
00:12:39 Looks like an oil tanker.
00:12:41 There must be a port around here.
00:12:43 I read this piece in the Atlantic that says New York has one of the largest natural harbors on the planet.
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00:13:12 >> You okay, Rose?
00:13:14 >> I think that ship is heading towards us.
00:13:16 >> What was that, sweetie?
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00:13:28 >> Clay?
00:13:29 >> Yeah?
00:13:31 >> Clay.
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00:13:37 >> Wow.
00:13:38 It's getting close, huh?
00:13:41 >> I think that's a problem.
00:13:43 >> No, come on.
00:13:45 It's going to stop.
00:13:46 It's got to.
00:13:49 Right?
00:13:55 >> Wait, go.
00:13:56 Archie, come on, bud.
00:13:57 Help us back up.
00:13:58 >> Leave it already.
00:13:59 >> Why?
00:14:00 Holy fuck.
00:14:01 >> Jesus, Archie, let's go.
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00:14:57 >> Come on, keep it moving.
00:14:58 Keep it moving, guys.
00:14:59 >> Excuse me, officer.
00:15:00 You know what happened?
00:15:01 There's a handful of these groundings up the coast.
00:15:03 Something to do with the nav system.
00:15:04 Sorry, guys, I need you to keep it moving.
00:15:07 Keep it moving, guys.
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00:15:22 >> There's a Starbucks.
00:15:27 >> I wanted to read up on what happened at the beach, but the Wi-Fi isn't working.
00:15:30 Maybe the router needs to reset.
00:15:31 >> Sorry, I can't help you there.
00:15:33 You are the tech whiz, not I.
00:15:35 You know, the TV's out, too.
00:15:37 I tried to check the game, but there's no signal.
00:15:40 You still going to be down for burgers tonight?
00:15:42 >> Yeah, I could be down for that.
00:15:47 Meanwhile, the kids seem to have completely gotten over it like it was something they saw on a show.
00:15:53 We're on to the next episode.
00:16:01 Clay, come here, look.
00:16:09 >> Wow.
00:16:12 >> That's a good omen.
00:16:14 It seemed dear.
00:16:16 At least according to Mesoamerican mythology.
00:16:24 You going to help?
00:16:25 Hmm?
00:16:30 >> Yes.
00:16:31 >> I'm here to help.
00:16:54 >> I'm here to help.
00:17:22 >> Don't, don't, don't.
00:17:24 Don't go to the middle.
00:17:25 >> I'm going to go to the middle.
00:17:26 It will make it harder.
00:17:27 Isn't that the point of my life?
00:17:38 >> You getting some?
00:17:39 Want to top me off?
00:17:40 >> Sure, but I think I'm done, though.
00:17:43 I need a glass of water.
00:17:44 I'm going to have a motherfucker of a hangover tomorrow.
00:17:48 >> You remember that student of mine who was published last year, Maria Miller?
00:17:53 Well, she wants me to write the foreword to her second book.
00:17:57 I mean, you know, she says I'm some kind of huge inspiration.
00:18:01 I never know if I'm even getting through to these kids and then something like this happens.
00:18:04 >> Shh.
00:18:08 Did you hear that?
00:18:09 >> Uh-uh.
00:18:10 >> Her second book is like an exploration of how media serves as both an escape and a reflection, which is a contradiction that she manages to reconcile.
00:18:21 >> Someone's here.
00:18:23 Get a bat.
00:18:25 >> A bat?
00:18:26 >> Yeah.
00:18:27 >> Why would I have a bat?
00:18:36 >> I'm sorry, hello?
00:18:40 >> I'm sure it's nothing.
00:18:41 Let me take care of it.
00:18:45 I should know it.
00:18:46 Get your cell phone, just in case.
00:18:54 I'm so sorry to bother you.
00:18:56 >> Hello.
00:18:57 >> Hi.
00:18:59 I'm so sorry to bother you.
00:19:00 >> In case you didn't know.
00:19:04 >> Well, can I help you?
00:19:05 >> I know it's late.
00:19:07 Knock at the doorway out here.
00:19:09 >> Couldn't decide if you should knock at the front door or the side door and this went on for some time.
00:19:14 >> I thought we should try the side door because it has glass and you've seen us and you know we're just -- you must be Amanda.
00:19:23 Amanda Sanford, right?
00:19:27 >> You two know each other?
00:19:29 >> We have not had the pleasure of meeting face to face.
00:19:31 I'm G.H., G.H. Scott.
00:19:35 >> George, he's George.
00:19:36 That's how it reads in his e-mail.
00:19:39 >> Forgive me.
00:19:40 I forgot.
00:19:41 See, this is why I much prefer life before the Internet because we would have spoken on the phone, you would have recognized my voice and known that this is our house.
00:19:52 >> I'm sorry?
00:19:54 >> This is our house.
00:19:56 I'm the George you e-mailed back and forth with.
00:19:59 >> I remember the name.
00:20:01 I just -- this is -- this is your house?
00:20:11 >> I'm sorry.
00:20:12 You think we could come inside?
00:20:14 >> Yeah, sure.
00:20:15 Come on in.
00:20:16 >> Got cold out all of a sudden.
00:20:23 >> I understand how strange this must be for you, us turning up like this unannounced.
00:20:28 We would have called, you see, but the phones are out.
00:20:32 >> Yeah, my phone doesn't seem to have service.
00:20:35 >> It's almost as if we're telling the truth.
00:20:41 >> Hey, I'm Clay.
00:20:43 >> Ruth.
00:20:44 >> And I'm G.H. again.
00:20:45 >> G.H.
00:20:46 >> Clay, nice to meet you.
00:20:47 >> Yeah.
00:20:48 Why don't we sit down and, you know, talk?
00:20:52 >> I'm sure you're tired.
00:20:53 >> I'm not tired.
00:20:54 I'm just tired.
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00:21:37 >> The blackout?
00:21:38 >> The blackout?
00:21:39 The lights here seem to be
00:21:40 working pretty good.
00:21:43 >> Uh, exactly right.
00:21:45 So, uh, we thought...
00:21:49 Well, with everything that's
00:21:50 probably going on in the city
00:21:52 right now, we didn't...
00:21:54 >> We live on the 14th floor,
00:21:55 and he can't climb 14th lights
00:21:56 because of his knee.
00:21:58 Plus, the traffic lights went
00:21:59 out, we would've been sitting
00:22:00 in a six-hour parking lot
00:22:01 if we'd headed home.
00:22:03 >> So there was a blackout,
00:22:04 and you decided to drive
00:22:05 all the way out here?
00:22:07 >> These roads, they're
00:22:08 familiar, I barely even
00:22:09 thought about it.
00:22:11 So when we saw the lights go,
00:22:12 I looked at Ruth and...
00:22:13 >> And said that he would
00:22:14 feel better if we stayed here.
00:22:16 You know, in his house.
00:22:20 >> Wait, you...
00:22:22 You want to stay here,
00:22:23 but we're staying here.
00:22:25 >> Well, under the
00:22:26 circumstances, we thought
00:22:27 you might understand.
00:22:30 >> Of course.
00:22:31 >> Yeah.
00:22:32 >> Just, uh...
00:22:34 I think what he means is,
00:22:36 of course, we understand.
00:22:39 >> I know it's a surprise,
00:22:40 but we thought maybe
00:22:41 if you let us stay...
00:22:42 >> Because again, you know,
00:22:45 it is, like, our house.
00:22:50 >> What she's trying to say
00:22:51 is we wanted to be
00:22:53 somewhere safe.
00:22:54 >> Well, you know,
00:22:55 we're on vacation.
00:22:57 >> Clay, Amanda, we could
00:22:58 absolutely refund you your money.
00:23:01 >> You want us to leave?
00:23:03 It's the middle of the night.
00:23:04 My children are sleeping
00:23:05 upstairs.
00:23:06 You come in here and talk
00:23:07 about refunding our money.
00:23:08 I think I need to call
00:23:09 the company.
00:23:10 I don't even think
00:23:11 you can do this.
00:23:12 There's got to be a number
00:23:13 on their weather.
00:23:14 >> That's really not necessary.
00:23:15 >> Why not?
00:23:16 >> Because we're not saying
00:23:17 you should leave.
00:23:19 We could refund you, say,
00:23:21 50% of what you paid.
00:23:24 You know, there's an in-law
00:23:25 suite.
00:23:26 We could stay downstairs.
00:23:27 >> Downstairs?
00:23:28 >> 50%.
00:23:29 >> I think we need to look
00:23:30 at the terms and conditions
00:23:31 here.
00:23:32 >> I'm sorry, but I can't
00:23:33 find the Wi-Fi router.
00:23:34 >> I'll try tethering it
00:23:35 to my cell.
00:23:36 >> Well, the phones aren't
00:23:37 working, Clay.
00:23:38 How is that supposed to make
00:23:39 a difference?
00:23:40 >> I think the Internet
00:23:41 is down anyway, so...
00:23:42 >> Okay, look, I'm sorry.
00:23:44 I just, uh, I don't feel
00:23:46 comfortable staying in a house
00:23:48 with people I don't know.
00:23:52 It's a blackout.
00:23:53 It could be over in a couple
00:23:54 of hours.
00:23:56 >> Okay.
00:24:14 >> Should have listened to
00:24:15 my wife when I had these
00:24:16 labeled already.
00:24:31 >> Ah, here we are.
00:24:50 Yeah, I can give you $1,000
00:24:52 now for the night.
00:24:53 That should cover almost half
00:24:54 of what you're paying for
00:24:55 the weekend.
00:24:58 >> $1,000?
00:24:59 >> You'll be very grateful.
00:25:00 Then tomorrow we'll know
00:25:01 a little more, and we'll
00:25:02 figure this all out.
00:25:03 >> Yeah, I mean, well,
00:25:04 this thing is not responding.
00:25:07 So anyway, I say one night,
00:25:09 it's like...
00:25:10 >> I think we should discuss
00:25:11 this privately.
00:25:15 >> Yeah, we're gonna go talk
00:25:16 in the other room, right?
00:25:17 >> Mm-hmm.
00:25:19 Say you mind if I made
00:25:20 myself a drink?
00:25:21 >> Oh, sure, make yourself
00:25:22 right at, um...
00:25:24 >> Yeah.
00:25:26 >> Why did you tell them
00:25:27 they could stay?
00:25:28 >> I mean, it's a blackout.
00:25:29 >> Well, you think
00:25:30 they're lying?
00:25:31 I mean, it's a young woman
00:25:32 and her father.
00:25:33 They look innocent enough.
00:25:34 >> They're strangers.
00:25:35 >> They introduced themselves.
00:25:36 >> They knocked on the door
00:25:37 in the middle of the night.
00:25:38 >> Would you rather
00:25:39 them burst in?
00:25:40 >> They scared the shit out of me.
00:25:41 >> Well, I think, you know,
00:25:42 that they were scared, too,
00:25:43 right?
00:25:44 I mean, they didn't know
00:25:45 what else to do.
00:25:46 >> Well, here's an idea.
00:25:47 Go to a hotel.
00:25:48 >> This is their home,
00:25:49 as you know, the girl
00:25:50 kept reminding us.
00:25:51 >> Well, we didn't ask
00:25:52 for any proof.
00:25:53 I didn't hear their car.
00:25:54 Did you?
00:25:55 >> No, but it's windy.
00:25:56 Maybe we just didn't
00:25:57 hear them.
00:25:58 >> Then maybe they snuck
00:25:59 up the road.
00:26:00 >> Or maybe we should
00:26:01 calm down a little.
00:26:02 >> I'm sorry.
00:26:03 I just...
00:26:04 This really doesn't seem
00:26:05 like their house.
00:26:06 The board of the Philharmonic.
00:26:08 I don't know.
00:26:09 It just all feels
00:26:10 like a con to me.
00:26:11 And they want to stay here
00:26:12 with us?
00:26:13 Forget it.
00:26:14 I wouldn't be able to sleep
00:26:15 with strangers in the house.
00:26:16 Rose is right down the hall.
00:26:18 What if he sneaks in?
00:26:20 I don't want to think about it.
00:26:22 >> You don't think
00:26:23 he'd want to molest Archie,
00:26:24 though?
00:26:25 >> I don't think
00:26:26 he'd want to molest Archie,
00:26:27 though.
00:26:28 >> What are you talking about?
00:26:29 I'm just saying I don't like
00:26:30 the way any of this sounds,
00:26:31 okay?
00:26:32 He came here because he
00:26:33 doesn't want to climb
00:26:34 a flight of fucking stairs?
00:26:35 Give me a break.
00:26:36 It all feels
00:26:37 a little improvised.
00:26:38 God, what if it's a scam?
00:26:40 What if -- what if --
00:26:41 what if the blackout and --
00:26:42 and -- and whatever,
00:26:43 that's just all part
00:26:44 of the story?
00:26:45 >> I don't think
00:26:46 they made that up.
00:26:47 I mean, that's probably
00:26:48 why the phones
00:26:49 on the Internet aren't working.
00:26:50 And besides, hey,
00:26:51 he had the keys.
00:26:52 He opened up
00:26:53 the liquor cabinet.
00:26:54 Remember?
00:26:55 >> So what if
00:26:56 he had the keys?
00:26:57 Maybe he's the handyman.
00:26:59 She's the housekeeper.
00:27:00 The housekeeper always knows
00:27:01 where the stash of money is.
00:27:03 And besides, he had his
00:27:04 back to us.
00:27:05 Maybe he broke into it.
00:27:06 >> I don't see what he has
00:27:07 to gain by giving us
00:27:08 a thousand bucks.
00:27:09 >> Why are you trying
00:27:10 so hard to believe everyone
00:27:12 except your own wife?
00:27:14 Something is happening,
00:27:15 and I don't trust them.
00:27:17 >> I think they are scared,
00:27:19 nice people who need a place
00:27:21 to spend the night.
00:27:22 All right, I'm gonna
00:27:23 go down there.
00:27:24 And I'm gonna talk to them.
00:27:25 And if I get a bad vibe,
00:27:27 I'm gonna say, "No,
00:27:29 we're not comfortable
00:27:30 with this arrangement."
00:27:32 >> Okay.
00:27:33 >> But if things are cool,
00:27:34 I say we let them stay.
00:27:36 >> I wish I had your faith
00:27:38 in people.
00:27:39 [coffee pouring]
00:27:42 [glass clinking]
00:27:45 [coffee pouring]
00:27:49 >> Home signature cocktail.
00:27:51 Happy to make you one.
00:27:53 >> Yeah, you know,
00:27:54 I'm happy to drink.
00:27:55 >> Haven't touched this one yet.
00:27:56 It's all yours.
00:27:57 >> Oh, thank you.
00:27:58 [chuckles]
00:28:01 >> How about you, Amanda?
00:28:03 >> What's in it exactly?
00:28:05 >> Mmm! Mmm!
00:28:07 [laughs]
00:28:08 That is a heck of a cocktail.
00:28:10 You should try this, babe.
00:28:11 I think you'd dig it.
00:28:13 >> I'll pass.
00:28:14 [glass clinks]
00:28:16 I think I need some fresh air.
00:28:19 [glass clinking]
00:28:22 [footsteps]
00:28:25 [door opens]
00:28:26 [water dripping]
00:28:28 [door closes]
00:28:31 >> You have a beautiful home.
00:28:33 >> We love it.
00:28:34 Glad to hear you do, too.
00:28:36 >> How long have you been here?
00:28:37 >> Oh, bought it almost
00:28:40 20 years ago now.
00:28:41 But at this point, it's home.
00:28:44 Or home away from home.
00:28:46 Fixed it up about five years back.
00:28:48 Had a great contractor.
00:28:50 A lot of little details were his idea.
00:28:52 >> Whereabouts is your place in the city?
00:28:54 >> We're on Park between 81st and 82nd.
00:28:57 >> Hmm.
00:28:58 >> What about you?
00:28:59 >> Uh, Brooklyn.
00:29:00 Sunset Park.
00:29:01 >> Well, it's actually Park Slope.
00:29:03 >> Ah, very nice.
00:29:04 >> Mm-hmm.
00:29:05 >> It's where everyone wants to live these days.
00:29:07 Affordable, too.
00:29:08 I think even Ruth lived over there
00:29:11 when she was thinking about
00:29:12 flying the coop.
00:29:13 >> Where's your wife?
00:29:15 Curious if you're worried about
00:29:16 her in the city.
00:29:18 >> Well, she's on a work trip to Morocco.
00:29:21 She's an art dealer, so she travels a lot.
00:29:24 Her flight is due back here
00:29:25 in the morning, actually.
00:29:26 >> Uh-huh.
00:29:28 Can I see your I.D.?
00:29:29 >> Oh, Amanda.
00:29:30 >> It's a fair ask.
00:29:31 You're a stranger showing up
00:29:33 in the middle of the night.
00:29:34 My kids are upstairs.
00:29:35 >> Of course.
00:29:36 I understand.
00:29:45 >> Mm, well...
00:29:48 You're not gonna believe this,
00:29:49 but I left my wallet
00:29:52 in my coat pocket,
00:29:53 which I checked at the symphony.
00:29:55 And all the commotion,
00:29:56 I must have forgotten it there.
00:29:58 >> You said you heard about
00:30:00 the blackout while you were
00:30:01 on your way home.
00:30:03 [alarm blaring]
00:30:06 >> This is a national emergency.
00:30:12 All radio stations and televisions
00:30:14 will cease their programs
00:30:15 during this alert.
00:30:17 This is a national emergency.
00:30:18 >> Well, looks like you did
00:30:20 the right thing getting
00:30:21 out of the city.
00:30:23 I'm sure it's a mess.
00:30:25 >> Well, we're only talking
00:30:26 about a blackout here.
00:30:28 >> A blackout is not nothing.
00:30:30 It could be something.
00:30:31 It could be a symptom,
00:30:32 something bigger,
00:30:33 like terrorism or a bomb,
00:30:36 like the one that you said
00:30:37 your son would see through.
00:30:38 >> Ruth.
00:30:42 I think that we should
00:30:43 stay here tonight.
00:30:45 Tomorrow, we'll--
00:30:47 we'll sort through everything.
00:30:49 Things always look different
00:30:50 by the light of day.
00:30:52 I guess self-help cliches
00:30:54 are rooted in some truth.
00:30:56 [crash]
00:30:58 >> I can't believe we're
00:31:08 staying in the basement.
00:31:10 What do we get to do tomorrow,
00:31:12 their laundry?
00:31:14 >> I'll take the floor.
00:31:20 You take the bed.
00:31:22 >> We need to get them
00:31:32 out of here.
00:31:34 >> We're not gonna do that
00:31:36 by scaring them.
00:31:39 >> They need to think
00:31:40 everything's gonna be okay.
00:31:43 >> Everything is gonna be okay,
00:31:45 isn't it?
00:31:47 What's going on?
00:31:59 What are you thinking?
00:32:01 Your client didn't tell you
00:32:02 anything else, did he?
00:32:04 >> There's no point in talking
00:32:05 about this until we know more.
00:32:09 [soft music]
00:32:12 >> That's what I think.
00:32:15 [radio chatter]
00:32:23 >> All radio stations
00:32:24 and televisions will cease
00:32:25 their programs now,
00:32:26 this is a warning.
00:32:28 This is a national emergency.
00:32:30 All radio stations
00:32:31 and televisions will cease
00:32:32 their programs now,
00:32:33 this is a warning.
00:32:36 >> She was fucking with us,
00:32:38 that girl, she was poking.
00:32:41 >> Don't take it so personal.
00:32:43 >> I don't think I can listen
00:32:44 much more to that snark.
00:32:47 Even if this does turn out
00:32:48 to be their house.
00:32:49 >> Are we still on that?
00:32:50 >> Well, there is not one photo
00:32:52 on the wall, not one,
00:32:53 not a wedding picture
00:32:54 of the supposed art dealer wife
00:32:56 on the business trip
00:32:57 or that spoiled brat
00:32:58 as a baby, think about it.
00:32:59 >> I'm sure they take them down
00:33:01 when they rent the house
00:33:02 for privacy concerns.
00:33:04 >> There's something off
00:33:05 about them.
00:33:07 Why didn't you say anything
00:33:11 about what we saw at the beach
00:33:13 today, that boat?
00:33:14 >> It was an oil tanker.
00:33:16 >> Well, why didn't you
00:33:17 tell them, I mean...
00:33:20 >> I don't know, it just seemed
00:33:23 like it was piling on.
00:33:25 Why didn't you?
00:33:28 >> I was afraid.
00:33:31 >> Afraid of what?
00:33:33 >> That it would confirm
00:33:35 something.
00:33:38 >> Radio stations and
00:33:47 television will cease their
00:33:48 programs during this alert.
00:33:50 This is a national emergency.
00:33:53 All radio stations and
00:33:54 television will cease their
00:33:55 programs during this alert.
00:33:58 This is a national...
00:33:59 [static]
00:34:27 >> Mom.
00:34:29 Mom.
00:34:31 Mom.
00:34:32 >> Rosie, rest.
00:34:34 >> Mom, two problems.
00:34:35 One, I was literally about to
00:34:36 start the "Friends" series
00:34:37 finale, but the Internet on my
00:34:39 iPad still isn't working.
00:34:41 I tried to watch it on the TV
00:34:42 because I read somewhere that
00:34:44 they, what's it called when they
00:34:45 used to play old things
00:34:46 over and over again?
00:34:50 >> Reruns.
00:34:52 >> Why do they do that again?
00:34:54 >> I don't know, Rosie.
00:34:55 We were really bored back then.
00:34:57 >> Anyway, there's something
00:34:58 wrong with the TV.
00:34:59 It's all messed up.
00:35:00 That's problem number two.
00:35:02 Please fix this.
00:35:03 I have incredible anxiety about
00:35:04 how they're gonna wrap up the
00:35:05 show.
00:35:06 >> Don't you think you're
00:35:07 taking this a little too
00:35:08 seriously?
00:35:09 >> This isn't fair.
00:35:10 It's a vacation.
00:35:11 Dad said on vacation we can have
00:35:12 as much screen time as we want.
00:35:15 >> Well, A, I did not say that,
00:35:19 and B, Daddy is still sleeping.
00:35:22 Just go wait in the living room.
00:35:24 I'm coming.
00:35:49 >> Clay.
00:35:51 Get up.
00:35:52 Look.
00:35:53 Look.
00:35:59 >> It didn't say anything.
00:36:00 >> What?
00:36:01 >> It was just there.
00:36:03 >> Are you sure?
00:36:04 What did it say?
00:36:05 >> Yes, of course I'm sure.
00:36:07 There were four news alerts.
00:36:10 Two about the blackout and one
00:36:13 that said hackers were behind
00:36:15 the power outage.
00:36:16 >> Hackers?
00:36:17 >> Yeah, and then there was one
00:36:19 that said breaking, but then it
00:36:21 was just gibberish, no words,
00:36:22 just random letters.
00:36:23 >> Maybe they hacked the cell
00:36:25 network?
00:36:27 >> Is that a question?
00:36:29 Are you fucking asking me?
00:36:31 How would I know?
00:36:32 Why are you being so nonplussed
00:36:34 about all of this?
00:36:35 Did you forget those people are
00:36:36 still in our house?
00:36:38 I trusted you to handle this.
00:36:41 >> I'm going to drive into town.
00:36:43 I'll go to the store, buy a
00:36:45 newspaper, find someone who
00:36:47 knows more than we do.
00:36:48 I will take care of this for us.
00:36:58 >> Whose car is that?
00:37:00 Looks expensive.
00:37:03 >> Let's get some breakfast.
00:37:12 >> So listen, honey, about that
00:37:15 car, last night, these people,
00:37:20 the scots, they had to come by.
00:37:23 There's been -- they had a
00:37:26 problem, and they weren't far
00:37:28 from here, so they came here.
00:37:30 >> What are you even talking
00:37:31 about?
00:37:32 >> Take some of that coffee.
00:37:33 >> I was just telling rose
00:37:34 about the scots.
00:37:35 >> Dad, the TV isn't working.
00:37:37 >> Whoa, easy, baby.
00:37:38 Come on.
00:37:39 >> Dad, can you fix it?
00:37:41 >> Yeah.
00:37:43 >> Well, now it's snow.
00:37:45 Last night it was a blue screen.
00:37:47 I wonder what that means.
00:37:49 >> What?
00:37:50 >> Yeah, see, now, it's just --
00:37:54 it's not working.
00:37:55 >> I'm aware.
00:37:56 Can't you, like, reboot it or
00:37:57 something or go up on the roof or
00:37:59 whatever?
00:38:00 >> No one's going on the roof.
00:38:01 >> I am definitely not going up
00:38:03 on the roof, okay?
00:38:04 But I'm going to go to the store
00:38:06 later, and maybe I can find
00:38:07 something that, you know, help.
00:38:09 You know, get one of those --
00:38:10 some rabbit ears or something.
00:38:12 >> Why would a rabbit's ear
00:38:13 help?
00:38:15 [door slams]
00:38:18 [birds chirping]
00:38:41 [music]
00:38:45 [music]
00:38:49 [music]
00:38:52 [music]
00:39:03 [music]
00:39:07 [music]
00:39:10 [gasps]
00:39:32 [breathing heavily]
00:39:35 [water running]
00:39:38 >> Good morning.
00:39:44 >> You mind if I have some
00:39:45 coffee?
00:39:46 >> Help yourself.
00:39:47 You know where the mugs are,
00:39:48 right?
00:39:49 I had news alerts on my phone
00:39:56 this morning.
00:39:57 >> Your phone is working?
00:39:58 >> No.
00:39:59 I mean, they must have come in
00:40:01 overnight somehow, and then they
00:40:02 disappeared.
00:40:04 >> What did they say?
00:40:06 >> There were two about the
00:40:07 blackout, and then something
00:40:08 about hackers being behind it.
00:40:10 >> Hackers?
00:40:11 >> Mm-hmm.
00:40:12 >> Where are the power plants in
00:40:13 New York City?
00:40:14 I mean, they must be in Queens,
00:40:15 I guess, or near the river.
00:40:17 >> Why are you asking about
00:40:18 power plants?
00:40:19 >> Hackers can get into power
00:40:20 plants.
00:40:21 That's probably how they caused
00:40:22 the outage.
00:40:23 You remember that thing that
00:40:24 happened in Jersey a few years
00:40:25 back?
00:40:26 It nearly caused a meltdown.
00:40:29 Is that your daughter out
00:40:30 there?
00:40:33 >> She's sweet.
00:40:34 How old is she?
00:40:36 >> 13, last month.
00:40:38 >> Mm-hmm.
00:40:39 >> Still kind of a baby at
00:40:40 heart.
00:40:42 If it's okay with you, I would
00:40:44 like to keep what's going on
00:40:45 between the adults.
00:40:47 The kids like the pool.
00:40:48 I'm just going to encourage them
00:40:49 to do that until we know more.
00:40:51 I don't want them to panic over
00:40:52 nothing.
00:40:53 >> I don't want to scare
00:40:54 anyone, but I disagree with you.
00:40:56 >> Disagree with me about what?
00:40:59 >> I don't think this is
00:41:00 nothing.
00:41:07 So, what is it that you do?
00:41:11 >> Um...
00:41:13 I'm in advertising.
00:41:15 On the client side, I manage
00:41:16 relationships.
00:41:18 >> Huh.
00:41:19 I would not have guessed that.
00:41:22 And what about your husband?
00:41:24 >> Clay is a professor at the
00:41:25 city college, English and media
00:41:27 studies.
00:41:28 You know, I've had plenty of
00:41:29 friends major in media studies,
00:41:31 but I never know what it means.
00:41:35 >> And you?
00:41:36 What is it that you do?
00:41:37 >> Me?
00:41:38 I'm...
00:41:39 I'm still figuring my shit out,
00:41:41 trying not to rush into
00:41:42 anything.
00:41:43 The last thing that I want is to
00:41:44 be sucked into a career that I
00:41:45 regret, ten years from now, by
00:41:47 which point I will be trapped by
00:41:48 the pressure to stay the course
00:41:49 because I'll be too old to be
00:41:50 up to the workforce, you know
00:41:51 what I mean?
00:41:53 >> Good morning.
00:41:54 Any news?
00:41:57 >> Phone's still not working.
00:41:59 Looks like the TV's out.
00:42:01 Where's Clay?
00:42:02 >> He went to the store to get
00:42:03 a newspaper or try to find
00:42:05 someone to talk to to see if
00:42:06 they know what's going on.
00:42:08 >> Smart.
00:42:09 I thought I'd go over to our
00:42:10 neighbor's house, the Huxleys.
00:42:12 They only live a few miles down
00:42:13 the road.
00:42:14 >> And you think they'll be
00:42:15 home?
00:42:16 >> Unlikely.
00:42:17 You often see no one here
00:42:18 around this time, but I'll drive
00:42:19 over anyway and check.
00:42:21 >> Before you go, you might
00:42:23 want to hear about the alerts.
00:42:26 >> Alerts?
00:42:27 >> Oh.
00:42:28 I had news alerts on my phone
00:42:30 this morning.
00:42:31 Two of them were about the
00:42:32 blackout, but then there was one
00:42:34 that said something about maybe
00:42:36 hackers were behind it.
00:42:39 >> Hmm.
00:42:41 >> What?
00:42:42 Do you think there's going to
00:42:43 be a meltdown, too?
00:42:45 >> Is that what Ruth told you?
00:42:47 >> Among other horrifying
00:42:48 things, yes.
00:42:49 >> Well, obviously, Ruth is
00:42:50 being a little paranoid.
00:42:52 >> Aren't you the one who always
00:42:53 said if you're not paranoid by
00:42:54 now, it's probably too late?
00:42:58 >> I'm sure this will turn out
00:42:59 to be a big nothing.
00:43:01 Like that "love you" bug.
00:43:05 >> Is that coffee?
00:43:08 >> I'm sorry.
00:43:10 What's a "love you" bug?
00:43:12 >> It's a computer worm spread
00:43:14 throughout the Internet back in
00:43:15 2000.
00:43:16 People would get an e-mail with
00:43:17 the subject line that read, "I
00:43:18 love you."
00:43:19 You clicked on the attachment,
00:43:20 it would send it to all your
00:43:21 contacts.
00:43:22 It'd cripple them.
00:43:23 It'd send it to all your
00:43:24 contacts.
00:43:25 It'd cripple businesses and
00:43:26 cause billions of dollars in
00:43:27 damages.
00:43:28 Turns out it was just two
00:43:29 teenagers in the Philippines.
00:43:32 Could be just as innocent as
00:43:33 that.
00:43:47 >> I'm worried about mom.
00:44:06 You think her flight is going to
00:44:07 be okay?
00:44:11 >> Sure.
00:44:16 In fact, I bet she's been
00:44:19 redirected to some airport in
00:44:20 Ohio.
00:44:22 She's probably cursing out every
00:44:24 customer service rep till they
00:44:25 put her on a plane home.
00:44:30 >> Do you remember that time
00:44:31 the three of us went to Italy?
00:44:35 >> Yeah, I do.
00:44:40 What made you think of that?
00:44:43 >> I don't know what else to
00:44:44 say.
00:44:47 >> I'm sorry.
00:44:51 >> I'm sorry.
00:44:54 >> I'm sorry.
00:44:57 >> I'm sorry.
00:45:00 >> I'm sorry.
00:45:03 >> I'm sorry.
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00:49:38 Archie, I saw something this morning.
00:49:41 Deer.
00:49:44 They're everywhere, dumbass.
00:49:47 Like squirrels or pigeons. Who cares?
00:49:50 No, this was different. Like, they were trying to tell us something.
00:49:54 Let's see what else is out there.
00:49:56 Are you really that bored?
00:50:00 Is this 'cause you can't watch your show?
00:50:03 I'm going.
00:50:06 Hello, anyone home? It's GH.
00:50:22 I let myself in.
00:50:24 [speaking Spanish]
00:50:26 [speaking Spanish]
00:50:45 [speaking Spanish]
00:50:53 [speaking Spanish]
00:50:55 What's in that thing?
00:51:06 Let's open it and see.
00:51:12 [suspenseful music]
00:51:14 [door slams]
00:51:42 Yeah, hey, hi.
00:51:44 Okay, I don't understand what you're saying. I don't speak, um...
00:51:53 I don't speak Spanish.
00:51:56 [phone beeps]
00:51:59 [phone beeps]
00:52:01 This place is so fucking boring.
00:52:15 Yeah.
00:52:19 Maybe it's just where he sleeps, though.
00:52:28 Where he hides at night.
00:52:30 Who?
00:52:33 Whoever made that impression.
00:52:37 [suspenseful music]
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00:52:43 [suspenseful music]
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00:53:13 I don't know where I am. I'm trying to get to town.
00:53:16 [speaking Spanish]
00:53:19 No, no, I don't have any service either.
00:53:21 [speaking Spanish]
00:53:24 Look, he's, uh... he's got this little window over here.
00:53:35 So he can see.
00:53:38 See what?
00:53:42 [speaking Spanish]
00:53:44 Okay.
00:53:47 [speaking Spanish]
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00:54:02 [speaking Spanish]
00:54:05 [speaking Spanish]
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00:54:11 [screaming]
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00:54:54 Hey, isn't that the room you were sleeping in?
00:54:58 [suspenseful music]
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00:55:08 (dramatic music)
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00:55:19 (tires screeching)
00:55:37 (dramatic music)
00:55:39 (tires screeching)
00:55:44 (dramatic music)
00:55:47 - Just imagine, it's all dark out here.
00:55:51 (dramatic music)
00:55:54 - Oh my God.
00:56:06 (engine revving)
00:56:10 - Your little bedside lamp is glowing.
00:56:12 (dramatic music)
00:56:15 - Oh shit.
00:56:24 Oh shit.
00:56:28 - You could just follow that light right up to you.
00:56:31 (dramatic music)
00:56:41 Oh shit.
00:56:42 (screaming)
00:56:45 (thudding)
00:56:47 - Ah!
00:56:48 That's not funny, Archie, that really hurt.
00:56:50 - You'll be fine.
00:56:51 - No I won't.
00:56:53 - Dude, calm the fuck down, it's just a joke.
00:56:55 - This morning I saw deer.
00:57:00 Not a deer, a fuck lot of deer.
00:57:02 A hundred, maybe more, right in the backyard.
00:57:05 It was really weird, Archie.
00:57:07 Do they go around in big groups like that?
00:57:11 - Why the fuck would I know anything about deer?
00:57:14 If you're so worried about it,
00:57:16 why don't you just ask mom and dad?
00:57:18 - Like they would even care?
00:57:19 No one cares what I say.
00:57:23 - That's probably true.
00:57:28 (crickets chirping)
00:57:38 (eerie music)
00:57:41 (eerie music)
00:57:43 (eerie music)
00:57:46 (eerie music)
00:57:48 (eerie music)
00:57:55 (explosion)
00:58:05 (liquid pouring)
00:58:12 (liquid pouring)
00:58:15 - You going in?
00:58:20 - No, you?
00:58:22 - Seems like a hassle.
00:58:26 - Why, because of your hair or?
00:58:27 - More like I don't trust that one of your kids
00:58:32 didn't pee in the pool.
00:58:34 - They would do that.
00:58:37 - And yet, we really can't know, can we?
00:58:40 (birds chirping)
00:58:42 - Your daughter watches that show?
00:58:53 - Watch is far too weak of a word, more like worships.
00:58:58 What?
00:59:03 - Don't get me wrong, I watched it too.
00:59:07 But it's almost nostalgic for a time
00:59:10 that never existed, you know?
00:59:12 - I hope the kids didn't wander off too far.
00:59:21 Fuck.
00:59:33 (birds chirping)
00:59:35 Archie.
00:59:40 Archie, look.
00:59:44 Will you please look?
00:59:49 - What?
00:59:53 - We should go up there.
00:59:58 - No, no, fuck that, I'm hungry.
00:59:59 Come on, let's go.
01:00:00 (birds chirping)
01:00:03 Rose, let's go.
01:00:17 - So, you gonna tell us why you're soaking wet?
01:00:28 - I'm not.
01:00:28 I fell into the pool.
01:00:33 - You fell into the pool?
01:00:38 - I tripped over something, yeah, I fell into the pool.
01:00:41 - What were you doing near the pool?
01:00:42 I thought you were looking for Rich.
01:00:44 - Do you mind going to my study
01:00:45 and getting me something to wear?
01:00:47 Afraid this is the only change of clothes I had downstairs.
01:00:50 (footsteps thudding)
01:00:53 I saw it, you know, a while ago before all this happened.
01:01:06 I looked at the market and I knew something was coming.
01:01:13 - What do you mean?
01:01:18 - I'm not gonna lie, I'm not gonna lie.
01:01:21 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:22 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:24 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:26 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:28 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:30 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:32 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:34 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:36 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:38 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:40 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:42 I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:01:45 - Why are you telling me this?
01:01:47 Did your neighbor say something to you?
01:01:51 - No, he wasn't home.
01:01:52 He has a satellite phone I thought could help us.
01:01:56 I tried to use it, but it didn't work,
01:01:59 even though it had enough juice.
01:02:01 Now the whole point of a satellite phone
01:02:03 is that you always have a signal
01:02:04 if you have a clear view of the sky, which I did.
01:02:06 Only reason why it wouldn't work
01:02:10 is if our satellites got knocked out of commission.
01:02:13 - Our satellites?
01:02:14 You think something happened to our satellites?
01:02:19 The ones in space?
01:02:20 - The satellites are networked to computers down here.
01:02:23 - So you think that the hackers or whatever
01:02:31 knocked out our satellites?
01:02:32 Don't you think you're maybe getting a little carried away?
01:02:36 I mean, maybe you just didn't use the phone right.
01:02:38 - I saw a plane nose dive out of the sky.
01:02:40 - You saw a plane nose dive out of the sky into the ocean?
01:02:43 And it wasn't the first.
01:02:51 I no longer think that this is just
01:03:03 a couple of teenagers in the Philippines.
01:03:05 (dramatic music)
01:03:08 - What the fuck?
01:03:15 What the fuck?
01:03:18 Where are my kids?
01:03:27 (dramatic music)
01:03:30 (dramatic music)
01:03:33 (dramatic music)
01:03:36 (dramatic music)
01:03:39 (dramatic music)
01:04:04 (dramatic music)
01:04:07 (dramatic music)
01:04:12 (dramatic music)
01:04:20 (dramatic music)
01:04:29 (dramatic music)
01:04:32 (dramatic music)
01:04:34 - Mommy.
01:05:00 (dramatic music)
01:05:03 - Where's Dad?
01:05:08 - He'll be back soon.
01:05:10 - Why are you wet?
01:05:12 - Should've covered my ears sooner.
01:05:17 Now my head feels weird.
01:05:18 - That's probably normal.
01:05:21 It was really loud.
01:05:26 - Was it like a plane breaking the sound barrier
01:05:31 or whatever that, a sonic boom?
01:05:33 Was that a sonic boom?
01:05:35 - Planes don't usually break the sound barrier.
01:05:37 The Concorde doesn't fly anymore.
01:05:40 - Maybe it was a plane that we don't know about.
01:05:43 Archie, why don't you go get changed?
01:05:46 - Rose, maybe you should too.
01:05:49 - That's a good idea.
01:05:52 Why don't you go cuddle up in Mommy's bed
01:05:53 and read that book Dad got you?
01:05:55 (footsteps)
01:05:57 - We're gonna be okay, right?
01:06:05 - Yeah.
01:06:08 Since you're the one with the crystal ball,
01:06:18 what was that?
01:06:19 Was that a bomb, a missile?
01:06:21 - Could've been a power plant explosion.
01:06:23 - We don't know anything for certain yet.
01:06:24 You seemed pretty certain a minute ago
01:06:26 with your fucking haunting soliloquy.
01:06:29 - Nothing's changed.
01:06:30 - Nothing's changed?
01:06:33 Everything has changed.
01:06:37 And we're sitting here like, like I don't know what,
01:06:40 is this is what sitting ducks are?
01:06:41 Ducks sitting and waiting to be shot?
01:06:43 - I meant nothing has changed in terms of what we do.
01:06:46 We wait for Clay to come back and we see what he's learned.
01:06:49 - Should I drive to town and look for him?
01:06:51 Or we should fill the bathtub's full of water
01:06:53 or is there enough batteries and tylenol and food
01:06:56 and a generator and one of those hand crank radios
01:07:00 and a straw that makes it safe to drink dirty water?
01:07:02 - I think we shouldn't do anything until Clay comes back.
01:07:04 - What if he's not coming back?
01:07:05 - Okay, my dad is right.
01:07:07 We're safe here, we should just sit tight.
01:07:09 - How do you know that we're safe
01:07:10 when you don't know what the fuck is happening to us?
01:07:12 - Maybe it was like, what was that, 10 Mile Island?
01:07:14 I mean, there are power plants here, aren't there?
01:07:16 - Three Mile Island.
01:07:17 - Why are you so obsessed with power plants?
01:07:19 - You're right, we shouldn't speculate.
01:07:22 - Stop saying that, I just want you to fucking tell me
01:07:24 what you're thinking.
01:07:26 There's the blackout and then you see the planes crashing
01:07:29 and what?
01:07:32 What, she's an adult, you cannot protect her
01:07:35 just like you cannot protect me right now.
01:07:38 The satellite phone not working and then that noise
01:07:40 and then what?
01:07:42 What happens next in that sequence?
01:07:44 - Everything I know I have told you.
01:07:46 - I don't believe you.
01:07:48 I haven't believed you since you walked
01:07:49 through that front door.
01:07:50 - Golly, I wonder what it is about us
01:07:53 that makes you so mistrustful.
01:07:54 - Ruth.
01:07:55 - You always think you know what you're talking about,
01:07:58 don't you?
01:07:58 - Well, ain't that the pot calling the kettle black?
01:08:01 - Ruth.
01:08:01 (footsteps)
01:08:04 (footsteps)
01:08:06 (door creaking)
01:08:33 - He knew.
01:08:34 At the market in town yesterday,
01:08:38 there was a guy in the parking lot.
01:08:41 He bought cases of water and canned goods.
01:08:44 He knew this was gonna happen.
01:08:52 - Bearded guy.
01:08:55 Probably wearing an old cowboy's hat.
01:08:59 That's Danny.
01:09:02 He's the contractor I was telling you about.
01:09:04 (door slams)
01:09:06 - He's on the proclaimed survivalist.
01:09:12 That shopping list was probably a typical weekend for him.
01:09:14 - Jesus Christ.
01:09:20 - I'm here.
01:09:22 I'm okay.
01:09:23 Are you okay?
01:09:24 Where are the kids?
01:09:25 - Everyone's here.
01:09:26 Everyone's okay.
01:09:27 - What happened?
01:09:28 Did you get to town?
01:09:29 - Uh, uh.
01:09:32 I didn't get far.
01:09:33 You know, and then I heard that noise.
01:09:36 - What do you mean?
01:09:38 Where have you been?
01:09:39 What were you doing?
01:09:40 I was going crazy.
01:09:41 - I don't know.
01:09:42 I just started to drive and then I heard that noise
01:09:46 and I came right back.
01:09:48 - So you didn't see anyone that might help us
01:09:50 figure out what's happening here?
01:09:53 - No, I did not see anyone.
01:09:54 But I did see something.
01:09:57 I saw, um,
01:09:59 I, uh, it was this huge, um, drone, you know,
01:10:04 up flying middle of nowhere,
01:10:05 dropping off thousands of these.
01:10:07 I have no idea what it says.
01:10:08 - Death to America.
01:10:21 - What?
01:10:26 - Death to America.
01:10:29 (footsteps)
01:10:32 I mean, I don't know what the rest of this means,
01:10:34 but this part, it definitely means death to America.
01:10:38 I remember from a game I was playing.
01:10:40 - Nothing about this makes sense.
01:10:47 If they were attacking us,
01:10:48 why would they advertise it like this?
01:10:50 It's not even in English.
01:10:51 What's the point of dropping these things here?
01:10:53 - I'm pretty sure I make that first right,
01:10:55 that's a straight shot to the expressway.
01:10:57 - With what we know,
01:10:58 the city would be the worst place for you to go.
01:11:00 - We're not going to the city,
01:11:01 we're going to my sister's in Jersey.
01:11:03 - To get to New Jersey from here,
01:11:04 you have to drive through the city.
01:11:06 - But to be clear, I make a right,
01:11:08 follow signs to the expressway.
01:11:09 - Yeah, it's exactly like how you got here,
01:11:10 but listen to me, please.
01:11:12 This is dangerous what you're doing for you and your family.
01:11:15 - Dad, let them go.
01:11:18 - I really appreciate you taking care of us, I do.
01:11:23 We have to do what's right for our family.
01:11:26 This is in everyone's best interest.
01:11:28 - This is for the better.
01:11:44 - For who?
01:11:48 - For us.
01:11:52 (birds chirping)
01:11:55 - I don't want to have to agree with that woman,
01:12:00 but she was right,
01:12:01 and you really should have told me what you saw.
01:12:04 - I know what you're thinking,
01:12:05 but I'm certain your mother's plane
01:12:06 wouldn't be flying over here,
01:12:07 it wasn't the same airline.
01:12:09 - Is she gone?
01:12:14 - Oh, come on now, why are you even going there?
01:12:17 I just told you, it wasn't even the same airline.
01:12:19 - Yeah, but does it feel like she's gone?
01:12:21 Because it does to me.
01:12:26 - If we hit traffic, at least we'll be able to talk
01:12:34 to people, see if anyone has information
01:12:36 about what's going on.
01:12:37 It's crazy, we haven't seen anyone.
01:12:39 - I'm sure we'll see someone as soon as we have
01:12:42 the expressway.
01:12:42 - Phones could work in New Jersey.
01:12:46 The truth is, we don't know anything that's going on
01:12:48 outside of Long Island.
01:12:50 They could have internet, the phone lines could be okay.
01:12:52 We'll look back on this one day and laugh, I guarantee you.
01:12:56 - A vacation from hell.
01:12:58 - Things get funnier with time, isn't that what they say?
01:13:02 - I think they say it a little differently,
01:13:04 but I know what you mean.
01:13:06 - Sirens.
01:13:08 - I thought you were napping, honey.
01:13:13 - I can't.
01:13:14 - Why not?
01:13:15 - 'Cause of the sirens.
01:13:17 (wind howling)
01:13:19 - What is that?
01:13:22 - You stay with the kids, I'm gonna go take a look.
01:13:46 (dramatic music)
01:13:48 (door thudding)
01:13:51 (door thudding)
01:13:54 (dramatic music)
01:13:57 (dramatic music)
01:14:00 (dramatic music)
01:14:03 - You know what, you guys, just sit tight, okay?
01:14:30 (dramatic music)
01:14:32 - You see anyone?
01:14:33 - There's nobody here.
01:14:36 - We're all brand new.
01:14:46 - What?
01:14:48 Whoa, hey, someone's coming.
01:14:53 Yo!
01:14:54 (dramatic music)
01:14:57 (dramatic music)
01:15:00 - Clay!
01:15:15 Clay, get in the car!
01:15:17 - Oh wait, shouldn't we wait and talk to him?
01:15:18 - Get in the fucking car right now!
01:15:20 - Hurry, hurry!
01:15:21 Jesus Christ.
01:15:22 What are you doing?
01:15:26 - Should we flag him down?
01:15:27 Maybe they'd know something.
01:15:28 - There's no one in that car!
01:15:29 (tires screeching)
01:15:31 (gun firing)
01:15:32 (woman screaming)
01:15:34 - Mom, Mom, why'd you let this car go?
01:15:36 (tires screeching)
01:15:37 (gun firing)
01:15:39 (dramatic music)
01:15:42 (woman screaming)
01:15:46 (dramatic music)
01:15:49 (woman screaming)
01:15:52 (dramatic music)
01:15:54 (gun firing)
01:16:01 (dramatic music)
01:16:04 (gun firing)
01:16:10 (birds chirping)
01:16:13 (thunder rumbling)
01:16:17 (water dripping)
01:16:19 - What if we went to a shelter?
01:16:27 Does the military have a bomb shelter
01:16:31 or a base around here?
01:16:32 I mean, don't they have to have those things ready
01:16:34 for emergencies like these?
01:16:37 - I don't know where they are.
01:16:41 Even if I did, you said all those cars came off the lot.
01:16:46 - They did that to every dealership.
01:16:48 The main roads are most likely clogged up.
01:16:50 We stay here until we know more.
01:16:53 - How much more do we need to know?
01:16:55 We're probably in the middle of a war zone.
01:16:57 People we know are likely dead.
01:16:58 - Ruth.
01:17:02 - Just, we just need to make a plan.
01:17:13 We can't sit here and do nothing.
01:17:15 We need to go somewhere.
01:17:16 - You're right, Amanda.
01:17:17 It's too dangerous.
01:17:18 We stay here tonight and then in the morning, maybe--
01:17:22 - Maybe what?
01:17:23 - I don't know.
01:17:24 (gentle music)
01:17:31 - I was so close.
01:17:35 (gentle music)
01:17:38 (gentle music)
01:17:41 (gentle music)
01:17:44 (gentle music)
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01:17:59 (gentle music)
01:18:04 (gentle music)
01:18:08 (water running)
01:18:16 (water running)
01:18:18 - What are you doing?
01:18:22 - Filling up the tub.
01:18:25 That's what they say to do for, you know, water.
01:18:31 - Too late?
01:18:33 - Not really.
01:18:36 I mean, is that, that's like marijuana?
01:18:39 I mean, I know I got different kinds now.
01:18:41 I like free-flowing--
01:18:42 - Like marijuana.
01:18:44 (thunder rumbling)
01:18:47 - Have you ever fucked one of your students?
01:18:51 (laughing)
01:18:54 - I can't believe you just asked me that.
01:18:57 I mean, is that, that's what I look like to you?
01:18:59 I look like that kind of guy?
01:19:00 - You look like the kind of guy to whom things come easy.
01:19:04 Especially women.
01:19:06 - Well, I'll take that as a compliment, I guess.
01:19:10 (laughing)
01:19:13 (water running)
01:19:15 - I always thought of myself as a sophisticated man.
01:19:34 Someone who had seen the world for what it was.
01:19:38 But I have never seen anything like this.
01:19:41 (water running)
01:19:43 So now I wonder if that thing I always thought
01:19:45 about myself was a delusion.
01:19:47 - Wouldn't be too hard on yourself if you dig deep enough.
01:19:51 It's probably all a delusion.
01:19:52 You take your line of work, for example.
01:19:57 Imaginary numbers, moving around imaginary money,
01:20:00 leading to imaginary success.
01:20:03 - Personally, I think my business is a lot less complicated
01:20:06 than all that.
01:20:07 At its most basic, my work is and always has been
01:20:10 about people.
01:20:11 - I feel real sorry for you then.
01:20:13 - Why is that?
01:20:14 - 'Cause people are terrible.
01:20:16 I mean, fuck, look at the way I treated you.
01:20:19 - Now we are enjoying a drink together.
01:20:38 (glasses clinking)
01:20:41 - I am sorry, by the way.
01:20:50 For what I said, did, thought, doesn't matter.
01:20:55 I was wrong and I'm sorry.
01:20:57 - Some of my smartest clients have lost a lot of money
01:21:03 because they base their choices on preconceived beliefs.
01:21:08 Instead of truth.
01:21:09 Seeing the difference is one of the hardest things
01:21:13 a person can do.
01:21:14 - When they don't and you do, it's gotta be maddening.
01:21:19 - Depending on the person, I might take a little satisfaction
01:21:24 in watching the market punish them.
01:21:25 The scary ones, though, are the ones who don't learn.
01:21:29 Even after they lose lots, and I mean lots of money.
01:21:32 Nothing frightens me more than a person unwilling to learn
01:21:37 even at their own expense.
01:21:39 As a darkness, I will never understand.
01:21:43 The quiet is so noisy.
01:21:56 It's one of the first things I noticed
01:22:00 when we started spending nights here.
01:22:01 Found it hard to sleep.
01:22:05 - It's not like at home where you hear everything.
01:22:07 Sirens, traffic, people.
01:22:11 - I miss that.
01:22:13 - Which, the sirens or the people?
01:22:16 (both laughing)
01:22:24 - I am starting to like you.
01:22:26 And that is a bold statement coming from me
01:22:28 because I can't remember the last time I liked anybody.
01:22:34 - I have to say, I found you very prickly at the outset,
01:22:37 but you've grown on me.
01:22:38 - Why did you really come here?
01:22:50 And don't tell me it's because of your knee.
01:22:54 - That wasn't a lie.
01:22:56 I didn't have any surgery.
01:22:57 Twisted it up pretty bad, playing ball down at the Y.
01:23:00 - But it's not why you came here.
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01:26:04 It's not why I came here.
01:26:06 It's not why I came here.
01:26:08 It's not why I came here.
01:26:10 It's not why I came here.
01:26:12 It's not why I came here.
01:26:14 It's not why I came here.
01:26:16 It's not why I came here.
01:26:18 It's not why I came here.
01:26:20 It's not why I came here.
01:26:22 Are you saying -- Are you thinking that your friend is somehow behind what's happening here?
01:26:27 No, nothing like that.
01:26:29 The conspiracy theory about a shadowy group of people and the world is far too lazy of an explanation.
01:26:34 Especially when the truth is much scarier.
01:26:38 What is the truth?
01:26:40 No one is in control.
01:26:43 No one is pulling the strings.
01:26:45 Sure, there are those like my friend who might have the right kind of access to the right kind of information.
01:26:51 But when events like this happen in the world, the best, even the most powerful people can hope for is a heads up.
01:27:00 Sorry, this --
01:27:11 I guess this story is kind of a bus kill.
01:27:16 I've changed my mind. I don't think I like you anymore.
01:27:21 Come on.
01:27:29 Let's go.
01:27:31 Where are we going?
01:27:33 I'm going to win you over again.
01:27:39 I see you, Rose.
01:27:42 What do you want?
01:27:48 I'm never going to find out what happens to Ross and Rachel, am I?
01:27:53 You're still on this shit. Who gives a fuck?
01:27:56 Well, I do. Obviously.
01:27:59 Why do you care so much about that show anyway?
01:28:04 They make me happy. And I really need that right now, don't you?
01:28:10 If there's any hope left in this fucked up world, we'll at least find out how things turn out for them.
01:28:23 I care about them.
01:28:32 Maybe you shouldn't.
01:28:34 Just saying.
01:28:36 You're probably right. The way things are going, you're not going to see that show ever again.
01:28:42 So if I were you, I'd find something else to care about.
01:28:46 It's weird. We're not hearing any cicadas tonight.
01:28:55 I got lost today.
01:29:01 When I went out to swim.
01:29:04 What do you mean, you got lost?
01:29:07 I thought I knew where I was going, but then there were all these streets that didn't have any signs anywhere.
01:29:13 So I just drove around.
01:29:17 And I drove around some more.
01:29:20 And then I turned around and I got just completely lost.
01:29:25 I have no idea how I found my way back here, to be honest.
01:29:30 But I did see someone.
01:29:34 A woman.
01:29:40 On the road.
01:29:43 She waved me down.
01:29:46 And she's speaking Spanish.
01:29:49 She's just standing there, by the side of the road, in the middle of nowhere.
01:29:54 And I left her.
01:29:59 She needed help.
01:30:04 And I left her.
01:30:20 Well, is there anything else that you're keeping from us?
01:30:24 Since you're opening up, that is.
01:30:28 Well, we didn't tell you before that we saw an oil tanker around, like right up on the beach.
01:30:37 An oil tanker?
01:30:39 Yeah, it's like a really big boat.
01:30:42 You know, it's red.
01:30:44 I don't think that they're all red, but this one was.
01:30:48 And it came right up on the beach.
01:30:51 Why didn't you tell us?
01:30:53 Well, I think at the time we were both scared, you know, about what it could mean.
01:31:01 What could it mean?
01:31:04 Well, if we were being attacked.
01:31:06 You know, which I know sounds weird to say, but oil is something that you would want a lot of if we're going to defend ourselves.
01:31:13 I cannot believe we're having this conversation.
01:31:15 I really think we're going to be all right, you know.
01:31:18 I mean, in the end, I really do.
01:31:20 I mean, even if it is like an invasion.
01:31:22 An invasion?
01:31:23 Well, or an occupation.
01:31:25 Okay, dude, you know what?
01:31:26 I know that you mean well, but your word choices are like freaking me the fuck out.
01:31:32 What was that?
01:31:37 [Splashing]
01:31:54 Those are flamingos.
01:31:58 Those are flamingos?
01:32:01 Those are flamingos.
01:32:06 Why?
01:32:09 Wow, this is an impressive collection.
01:32:14 You like jazz?
01:32:17 You want to listen to jazz?
01:32:19 Sure, why not?
01:32:21 Uh, because I thought we were going to have some fun?
01:32:24 No, well, it's not something we can dance to.
01:32:27 You can dance to jazz.
01:32:29 In fact, when I bought my first record, I was --
01:32:31 Oh, please, not another one of your stories.
01:32:33 They end up leaving me severely disturbed.
01:32:36 Wait, what are these records?
01:32:38 Don't look over there.
01:32:39 Those are my daughter's records.
01:32:40 She had a DJ phase in college.
01:32:43 Now this looks like something a lady can properly dance to.
01:32:46 Oh, come on.
01:32:48 That's not what I brought you in here for.
01:32:54 You said you wanted to win me over.
01:32:57 This is hell.
01:32:59 I wonder if she can tell I'm hard right now.
01:33:04 Yeah, come on.
01:33:06 Dance for me, baby.
01:33:10 Uh-oh, you feel that?
01:33:12 All right.
01:33:13 Come on.
01:33:15 Don't stop now.
01:33:16 You done did it.
01:33:17 Come on.
01:33:18 Yeah.
01:33:19 All right.
01:33:21 Hold up.
01:33:22 ♪ Baby, when we're grinding ♪
01:33:24 That's right.
01:33:25 ♪ I get so excited ♪
01:33:27 ♪ Oh, how I like it ♪
01:33:29 ♪ I try, but I can't fight it ♪
01:33:31 Damn.
01:33:32 ♪ Oh, you're dancing real close ♪
01:33:34 ♪ Plus real, real slow ♪
01:33:36 You know what you're doing, don't you?
01:33:38 ♪ You're making it hard for me ♪
01:33:41 ♪ Oh, the song song you requested ♪
01:33:43 ♪ You're dancing like you're naked ♪
01:33:46 ♪ Oh, it's almost like we're sexin' ♪
01:33:49 Oh, yeah.
01:33:51 ♪ Yeah, boo, I like it ♪
01:33:53 ♪ No, I can't deny it ♪
01:33:55 ♪ But I know you can tell I'm excited ♪
01:33:58 ♪ Oh, girl ♪
01:34:00 ♪ Step back, you're dancing kinda close ♪
01:34:03 ♪ Feel a little boom coming through ♪
01:34:07 ♪ On you ♪
01:34:09 ♪ Now, girl, I know you felt it ♪
01:34:12 ♪ You know I can tell, baby ♪
01:34:15 ♪ You know what I'm doing ♪
01:34:18 ♪ Baby, when we're grinding ♪
01:34:21 ♪ Oh, yeah ♪
01:34:22 ♪ I get so excited ♪
01:34:24 ♪ It feels so good, so real ♪
01:34:27 ♪ Try to keep fighting it ♪
01:34:29 ♪ You're dancing real close ♪
01:34:32 We're drunk.
01:34:34 We are.
01:34:35 Oh, we're married. I'm married.
01:34:37 You have a wife.
01:34:40 I do, yes.
01:34:42 ♪ Baby, I'm here ♪
01:34:45 I love her dearly.
01:34:47 ♪ The way that you shake it on me ♪
01:34:52 I really...
01:34:54 ♪ Shake you from me ♪
01:34:56 ♪ Oh, girl ♪
01:34:58 I really miss her.
01:35:00 You'll see her again.
01:35:02 ♪ Feel a little boom coming through ♪
01:35:05 ♪ On you ♪
01:35:07 ♪ Now, girl, I know you felt it ♪
01:35:10 ♪ You know I can tell, baby ♪
01:35:13 ♪ You know what I'm doing ♪
01:35:17 ♪ Oh, yeah ♪
01:35:19 ♪ When we're grinding ♪
01:35:21 ♪ I get so excited ♪
01:35:23 No, I don't think I will.
01:35:25 ♪ Try to keep fighting it ♪
01:35:27 ♪ You feel so right ♪
01:35:29 ♪ I'm glowing ♪
01:35:30 And Ruth.
01:35:31 ♪ You feel so good, you know ♪
01:35:33 ♪ You make me feel good ♪
01:35:34 What if something happened to her, too?
01:35:36 I don't think I could live with myself.
01:35:38 Nothing is going to happen to Ruth, I promise.
01:35:42 We're in this together with you
01:35:44 till things get back to normal.
01:35:46 ♪ I've been grinding on you ♪
01:35:47 Amanda, we gotta start seeing this for what it is.
01:35:49 ♪ Real, real, real ♪
01:35:52 There is no going back to normal.
01:35:54 Don't say that. We have to--
01:35:56 ♪ Shake it back and forth ♪
01:35:59 [dramatic music]
01:36:02 ♪ ♪
01:36:07 [yells]
01:36:09 ♪ ♪
01:36:14 [glass shattering]
01:36:17 ♪ ♪
01:36:19 [alarm blaring]
01:36:21 Is he okay?
01:36:44 Mm.
01:36:45 He's a little warm, but I think he'll be fine.
01:36:48 What are you still doing up?
01:36:52 I keep thinking about this one West Wing episode.
01:36:58 There's this story someone tells the president.
01:37:00 You watched the West Wing?
01:37:03 Only the Aransorkan seasons.
01:37:06 Anyway, the story was about a man who lived by the river.
01:37:11 And he hears on the radio that the river's gonna flood the town
01:37:15 and everyone should leave.
01:37:16 But the man doesn't go anywhere because he prays every day,
01:37:21 knows that God loves him, and will save him.
01:37:24 But then the flood actually happens,
01:37:26 and this guy in a rowboat sees the man and says,
01:37:30 "Hey, come on, I can save you."
01:37:32 But the man tells him he isn't going anywhere.
01:37:35 Then a helicopter comes flying by,
01:37:37 and the pilot lowers a ladder,
01:37:39 but the man tells him he isn't going anywhere.
01:37:42 After that, the man drowns in the flood.
01:37:45 And so he goes up to heaven, and he's really angry at God,
01:37:49 and he tells him, "I prayed to you every day.
01:37:52 I thought you loved me. Why didn't you save me?"
01:37:55 And God says, "I sent you a radio report,
01:37:59 a rowboat, and a helicopter.
01:38:02 What more do you want?"
01:38:04 What's this about, Rose?
01:38:08 [soft music]
01:38:11 I think I'm done waiting.
01:38:18 [soft music]
01:38:21 ♪ ♪
01:38:50 - Dad? - Hmm?
01:38:52 - Can you sleep in the bed with me?
01:38:54 - Sure.
01:38:56 Bed's not big, and I don't mind sleeping on the floor.
01:39:00 It's sometimes good for my back. - I'm scared.
01:39:03 ♪ ♪
01:39:08 It's just us now, isn't it?
01:39:11 - What do you mean by that?
01:39:16 - What I mean is, if this shit goes down,
01:39:19 do you trust these people that are in our house?
01:39:22 We already know the wife has no chill.
01:39:24 That boy was sneaking pictures of me by the pool.
01:39:27 That little girl keeps staring into the woods like Donnie Darko,
01:39:30 and I'm pretty sure the husband wants to fuck me.
01:39:33 - How do you know that?
01:39:36 - He's not actually gonna do anything.
01:39:38 He's not that guy, but did he want to?
01:39:40 Absa-fucking-lutely.
01:39:42 My point remains, I don't trust them.
01:39:45 [soft music]
01:39:48 ♪ ♪
01:39:55 - I'm not gonna let anything happen to you
01:39:58 if that's what you're asking.
01:40:01 - I'm asking for you to remember
01:40:03 that if the world falls apart,
01:40:06 trust should not be doled out easily to anyone,
01:40:09 especially white people.
01:40:11 Even Mom would agree with me on that.
01:40:14 ♪ ♪
01:40:17 - I got it.
01:40:19 - Do you?
01:40:22 Because we're sleeping in the basement of our own house
01:40:25 for the second night in a row.
01:40:27 Just what exactly was the point
01:40:29 of letting them back into the house?
01:40:32 - What's the right thing to do?
01:40:35 - And that right there
01:40:38 is what's gonna fuck us in the end.
01:40:41 ♪ ♪
01:40:49 [eerie music]
01:40:52 ♪ ♪
01:41:17 - Drink up.
01:41:19 - [clears throat]
01:41:29 Where's Rosie? - I don't know.
01:41:31 She got up before us.
01:41:33 I'm gonna go look around. She'll get up.
01:41:38 - [clears throat]
01:41:45 How are you feeling, baby?
01:41:47 Come on.
01:41:49 I know you're sleepy, but I need you to get up
01:41:51 so I can get a look at you and take your temperature.
01:41:53 You were pretty warm last night.
01:41:56 Hmm. Well, you're not so warm now.
01:41:59 Yay.
01:42:01 Does your throat hurt?
01:42:03 - No. - Good.
01:42:05 - It's good.
01:42:13 - What is that?
01:42:15 What? Is that blood?
01:42:17 - Mm.
01:42:21 - What are you--
01:42:23 what are you--
01:42:25 what are you fucking doing?
01:42:27 What the fuck? Are those your teeth?
01:42:33 Archie.
01:42:41 Stop doing that. Clay.
01:42:43 - My teeth.
01:42:51 - Clay. - What's happening to me?
01:42:53 - Clay. - Is everything okay?
01:42:55 - Something's wrong with Archie.
01:42:57 - What is it? What the fuck?
01:42:59 - It's exactly what I said. - Uh, my--my teeth.
01:43:01 They just--they feel weird, and I--and I touched them,
01:43:03 and they just--they fell out. I don't know--
01:43:05 - It was a little warm last night, but this, I don't know.
01:43:07 - Okay, all right. Well, you're--you're okay.
01:43:09 - I don't feel okay.
01:43:11 - How are you feeling?
01:43:19 Besides your teeth falling out, I mean.
01:43:23 - What kind of question is that? He's obviously sick.
01:43:26 - No, I'm not sick, Mom. My teeth just fell out.
01:43:29 Maybe it was the bug that bit me. I don't know.
01:43:33 - What bug?
01:43:35 - A bug bit me yesterday in the woods.
01:43:37 - That must be it then.
01:43:39 Probably just a tick, Lyme disease.
01:43:41 I've seen stranger symptoms.
01:43:43 - Stranger than this? - Well, he needs to go to the emergency room.
01:43:45 We need to go to the hospital. - We can't.
01:43:47 The expressway's the only way out of town.
01:43:49 Besides, if the roads are jammed,
01:43:51 no one would be there to help us anyway.
01:43:53 - Well, we have to do something. Archie needs to see a doctor.
01:43:55 - Oh, I can't believe this is happening.
01:43:58 I can't believe this is happening.
01:44:00 - We go to my contractor's house.
01:44:06 He's not that far from here.
01:44:08 He said you saw him stocking up on supplies.
01:44:10 If I know Danny, he's prepared for anything.
01:44:12 He might have something useful.
01:44:14 Antibiotics, medicine.
01:44:16 Danny will know what to do.
01:44:18 - Thank you.
01:44:20 - I promise you. I'll get your son some help.
01:44:23 - Where's Rose?
01:44:26 - I couldn't find her.
01:44:30 - What? What does that mean?
01:44:32 - I looked all over the house. She's not here.
01:44:34 She's not in the backyard. I looked downstairs.
01:44:36 She's probably just exploring the house.
01:44:38 - She might be playing outside. I'll look out for her.
01:44:40 - I looked there, but feel free to check again.
01:44:42 - I don't understand. Where is she? She has to be here somewhere.
01:44:44 - No, she's not. I'm telling you, I have looked everywhere,
01:44:46 and she's not here.
01:44:48 - Well, she could be in the garage.
01:44:50 - I already looked in the garage.
01:44:52 - Okay, well, where the fuck haven't you looked, Clay?
01:44:54 - She's not down there.
01:44:56 - Okay, this is insane. Where is she?
01:44:58 - She wasn't outside, but I think she may have
01:45:00 taken one of the bikes from the garage.
01:45:02 - The bikes? Where would she go?
01:45:04 - Do you have any idea where your sister might be, bud?
01:45:06 - I don't know. Um, we were out by the shed yesterday.
01:45:08 - The shed? What shed?
01:45:10 - The shed.
01:45:12 Um, she saw some deer,
01:45:14 and she wanted to look for them,
01:45:16 so maybe they're-- I don't know.
01:45:18 - I'm going.
01:45:20 - [grunts]
01:45:22 - Archie, Archie. You all right?
01:45:24 - I'm just...
01:45:26 - He needs help now. - Yeah, okay.
01:45:28 - I'm coming with you.
01:45:30 - No, it's not safe. Stay here with Amanda.
01:45:32 - Her aunt-- - Find Rose.
01:45:34 - No. What? You can't leave me here by myself.
01:45:36 - It'll be okay. - Dad, we talked about this.
01:45:38 You cannot leave me here by myself.
01:45:40 - He's sick, Ruth. Don't you see that? - Dad, you will never come back.
01:45:42 Don't you see that something is happening?
01:45:44 It is happening right now.
01:45:46 Whatever it is, it's happening to Archie, it's happening to all of us.
01:45:48 You can't leave. The world could be ending out there.
01:45:50 - That's why I want you here.
01:45:52 Take out your phone.
01:45:54 Come on, take it out.
01:45:56 Set a timer. One hour.
01:45:58 I'll be back.
01:46:00 - It won't work.
01:46:02 It won't work out.
01:46:04 - It will. There's no choice.
01:46:06 Look, I'll be back for you before this goes off.
01:46:08 - One hour.
01:46:20 That's what you get. You've promised.
01:46:22 [siren wailing]
01:46:24 [crowd shouting]
01:46:34 [crowd shouting]
01:46:36 - This is a nightmare.
01:46:58 This is a goddamn nightmare.
01:47:02 - Where would Rose have gone?
01:47:04 Why would she leave?
01:47:06 She said she was done waiting.
01:47:08 What did she mean?
01:47:10 - What if we just went
01:47:12 back to the house and we waited for my dad to get back?
01:47:14 - And then what?
01:47:16 He'll find Rose?
01:47:18 - I don't know.
01:47:20 But he will help us.
01:47:22 - I just want to know what the fuck is happening.
01:47:24 I want to know what the fuck is the plan.
01:47:26 I want to know that we can find my kid
01:47:28 and then get in your fucking expensive car
01:47:30 and drive to an actual hospital,
01:47:32 find a doctor who will tell me that my baby is okay,
01:47:34 that we're all gonna be okay,
01:47:36 and then we can just all go back to our house.
01:47:38 - Yeah, well, what if that's not possible?
01:47:40 - I want to get the fuck away from here
01:47:42 and you and whatever is happening.
01:47:44 - It's happening to all of us.
01:47:46 - I know that it is happening to all of us.
01:47:48 - Stop yelling at me!
01:47:58 - You don't care.
01:48:00 You don't care that I'm here.
01:48:04 And my mom
01:48:06 is probably at the bottom of some ocean.
01:48:08 I don't have
01:48:14 anyone else in my life.
01:48:16 I have nothing
01:48:18 to go home to but them.
01:48:20 Do you understand that?
01:48:22 And I need my mom more
01:48:26 than ever.
01:48:28 And I will probably
01:48:30 never see her again.
01:48:32 - I care.
01:48:42 I do.
01:48:44 I don't know what I'm supposed to do about that,
01:48:48 but I do care.
01:48:50 - Why are you like this?
01:48:54 Why are you like this?
01:48:56 What do you get out of being so angry
01:49:00 all the time?
01:49:02 - Every day,
01:49:14 all day, my job,
01:49:16 my whole job is to
01:49:18 understand people well enough
01:49:20 so that I know how to lie to them
01:49:22 so I can sell them things they don't
01:49:24 really want.
01:49:26 And when you study people like that,
01:49:28 when you really see the way
01:49:30 they treat each other well,
01:49:32 you're not dummy.
01:49:34 You see what they do.
01:49:36 And they do it without even thinking
01:49:38 about it. Fuck.
01:49:40 I did it to you and your dad, and I don't even
01:49:42 really know why.
01:49:44 We fuck each other over
01:49:46 all the time
01:49:48 without even realizing it.
01:49:50 We fuck every living
01:49:52 thing on this planet over and think
01:49:54 it'll be fine because we use
01:49:56 paper straws and order the free-range chicken.
01:49:58 And the sick thing is, I think
01:50:02 deep down we know we're not fooling anyone.
01:50:04 I think we know we're living a lie
01:50:06 and agreed upon
01:50:08 mass delusion to help us
01:50:10 ignore and keep ignoring how awful
01:50:12 we really are.
01:50:14 [silence]
01:50:16 I'm not down with most of the
01:50:22 things that you do and say,
01:50:24 but
01:50:26 this is the part of the Venn diagram
01:50:28 where we overlap.
01:50:30 I agree
01:50:32 with everything you just said.
01:50:34 But
01:50:36 as awful as people
01:50:38 might be,
01:50:42 nothing's gonna change the fact
01:50:44 that we are all we've got.
01:50:46 I don't want to be this way.
01:50:52 [silence]
01:50:54 I hate
01:51:00 being terrible like this.
01:51:02 And I know I say I hate people, but I
01:51:06 I'd do anything
01:51:08 to have them back.
01:51:10 [silence]
01:51:38 [music]
01:51:40 [music]
01:51:42 [music]
01:51:44 [music]
01:51:50 [music]
01:51:56 [music]
01:52:10 Hey, Dad.
01:52:12 Do you think Taylor's okay?
01:52:14 Who?
01:52:16 Archie, you stay here.
01:52:24 Let's go.
01:52:26 [doorbell rings]
01:52:38 [knock on door]
01:52:40 George?
01:52:46 Danny.
01:52:48 Sorry to bother you at home like this.
01:52:50 I'm gonna need you and your comrade to step off the porch
01:52:52 and stand by your vehicle.
01:52:54 What?
01:52:56 Off the porch and by your vehicle.
01:52:58 [silence]
01:53:00 What can I do for you?
01:53:22 [laughs]
01:53:26 I've been just checking on you.
01:53:28 Seeing if you're here.
01:53:30 If you're okay.
01:53:32 If you heard anything about
01:53:34 what's going on.
01:53:36 Yeah, I'm Clay. My family ran into
01:53:38 George's home.
01:53:40 You know, we're from the city.
01:53:42 Well, that's a lucky break for your family.
01:53:44 Imagine what a shit show the city must be
01:53:46 right now.
01:53:48 I gotta be honest with you. I'm surprised you guys
01:53:50 are even out.
01:53:52 We came out here because my son needs help.
01:53:54 Uh...
01:53:56 He's vomiting. He's lost his teeth
01:53:58 and they just fell out. Can't explain it.
01:54:00 Huh. His teeth, huh?
01:54:02 Hmm.
01:54:04 Well, it's gotta have something to do with that noise.
01:54:06 [noise]
01:54:08 You know something
01:54:10 about the noise?
01:54:12 Well, it's not all that dissimilar to what
01:54:14 happened in Cuba a while back.
01:54:16 Microwave weapons, they call it, produces
01:54:18 a kind of radiation that can be beamed out
01:54:20 through sound.
01:54:22 Some people lost their teeth there, too.
01:54:24 Outside of that,
01:54:26 the only thing I know for sure is there's not a lot of
01:54:28 information getting out, so...
01:54:30 I assume
01:54:32 it's a war.
01:54:34 The beginning of one, anyways.
01:54:36 They've been saying there was chatter.
01:54:38 This has to be what they were chattering about.
01:54:40 Chatter? What do you--
01:54:42 What do you mean, chatter?
01:54:44 You gotta read the papers deeper
01:54:46 than page one.
01:54:48 The Russians recalled their staff
01:54:50 from Washington. Did you even
01:54:52 notice that? Something is afoot.
01:54:54 Now, what that is exactly,
01:54:56 I don't know. Maybe this is as much as we're ever gonna know.
01:54:58 Maybe we just need to
01:55:00 sit tight, be safe,
01:55:02 pray,
01:55:04 whatever works for you.
01:55:06 Oh, Danny.
01:55:10 It's like Clay said.
01:55:12 His son isn't well.
01:55:14 We're gonna need more than just prayers.
01:55:16 And knowing how primed you are
01:55:18 for these kind of situations, we're thinking you might
01:55:20 have some medicine that'll be able to help you.
01:55:22 What I got isn't your business.
01:55:24 Danny. Come on, now.
01:55:30 It's me. We know each other.
01:55:32 We're friends.
01:55:34 That's the old way, George.
01:55:36 You're not thinking clearly.
01:55:38 Danny, what are you saying?
01:55:40 You're telling this man not to take care of his son?
01:55:42 Nothing makes a whole lot of sense right now.
01:55:44 When the world doesn't make any sense, I can still do
01:55:46 what's rational, which is protect my own.
01:55:48 What you do
01:55:50 is your business.
01:55:52 I thought I was doing the right thing
01:55:54 by bringing him here.
01:55:56 Now, if you have some medicine that can help him...
01:55:58 We could pay. Um...
01:56:00 Uh...
01:56:02 Say, uh, $1,000?
01:56:04 Cash might not mean much if the government falls.
01:56:06 Well, the whole network's down.
01:56:08 My credit cards aren't gonna work.
01:56:10 There's no Venmo
01:56:12 or Apple Pay. I mean,
01:56:14 cash might be the only thing that means something.
01:56:16 My son's really sick.
01:56:20 He needs your help. He's 16 years old.
01:56:22 Nothing's here.
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01:56:50 Rosie.
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01:56:54 You're in a difficult position.
01:56:56 I get it.
01:56:58 I would do anything I had to for my family.
01:57:00 So that's what I'm doing.
01:57:02 I'm locking the doors. I'm waiting.
01:57:04 I'm watching. I'm getting out my gun.
01:57:06 Other than that,
01:57:08 I don't have any answers for you.
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01:57:22 I'm gonna go back inside my house now.
01:57:24 I'm gonna say goodbye
01:57:26 and good luck.
01:57:28 If you come out again, you're welcome to stop by,
01:57:30 but I can't offer you much more than conversation.
01:57:32 I suggest you try your neighbors.
01:57:36 The Thorns, they did a basement conversion
01:57:38 on the down-low a while back.
01:57:40 No permits, nothing. A buddy of mine worked on it.
01:57:42 He wouldn't even show me the plans.
01:57:44 Now, you ask me, that's rich asshole talk
01:57:46 for doomsday bunker.
01:57:48 Come on, Danny. You can't desert us like this.
01:57:50 Haven't you been picking up
01:57:54 on what's going on out there, George?
01:57:56 We've all been deserted.
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01:58:28 All due respect,
01:58:30 I would like all of you
01:58:32 off of my property.
01:58:34 Now.
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01:58:50 We're not going anywhere
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01:59:08 [Screaming]
01:59:10 [Screaming] What the fuck is going on right now?!
01:59:12 [Screaming]
01:59:14 [Screaming]
01:59:16 I promised his boy's mother I'd get him some help.
01:59:18 The only thing you're helping him do
01:59:20 is a quick death unless you lower your weapons.
01:59:22 Yeah, just put -- put the gun down, all right?
01:59:24 We'll find another way to the hospital. There is no other way!
01:59:26 Besides, he's not gonna shoot us.
01:59:28 Uh, sounds like he's gonna shoot us.
01:59:30 I'm telling you, he's bluffing. The fuck I am.
01:59:32 [Screaming]
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01:59:36 [Screaming]
01:59:38 [Screaming]
01:59:40 Hold -- Hold on! Hold on!
01:59:42 Take it out of the way! Dad!
01:59:44 I'm trying to reason with him!
01:59:46 [Screaming]
01:59:48 [Screaming]
01:59:50 [Screaming]
01:59:52 The only way this ends
01:59:54 is if you get back in your vehicle
01:59:56 and drive away now. Drive away to what?
01:59:58 All the roads are blocked.
02:00:00 We're in the middle of God knows where.
02:00:02 There's no one else around. I have no idea
02:00:04 what I am supposed to do right now.
02:00:06 I can barely do anything
02:00:08 without my cell phone and my GPS.
02:00:10 I am a useless man.
02:00:12 But my son
02:00:14 is sick.
02:00:16 And my daughter
02:00:18 is missing.
02:00:20 And I don't know
02:00:22 what to do.
02:00:24 But you are a very
02:00:26 prepared man.
02:00:28 Fuck yeah, I am. That's right. That's why we
02:00:30 came to you. Because you're the only one who can
02:00:32 help my son. Not my problem.
02:00:34 No, you're right. It's not.
02:00:36 But it's like you said.
02:00:38 I -- What would you do if it
02:00:40 was your family? That's what I'm doing.
02:00:42 It's the only thing I can do.
02:00:44 I am begging you.
02:00:46 Please.
02:00:48 Please help my son.
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02:01:32 Well, I guess an old-fashioned
02:01:34 barter system was to be expected at some point.
02:01:36 It's still cash, so it's not really a barter system.
02:01:40 Hey, I got another tidbit for you.
02:01:42 Free of charge, if you want it.
02:01:44 It's the Koreans behind all this.
02:01:48 Koreans?
02:01:52 Who makes you say that?
02:01:56 Just trust me.
02:01:58 It's the Koreans, or the Chinese, one of 'em.
02:02:00 Show 'em.
02:02:08 I was driving around yesterday,
02:02:10 and there's a big drone dropping these everywhere.
02:02:12 It means "death to America,"
02:02:16 so we're thinking Iranians.
02:02:18 I remember hearing something on NPR once
02:02:22 about their cyber capabilities.
02:02:24 Why is that funny?
02:02:30 Before the phones went out,
02:02:34 I heard from a friend of mine in San Diego
02:02:36 about a similar event,
02:02:38 drones dropping pamphlets,
02:02:40 except they were in Korean, or Mandarin.
02:02:42 Like I said, he couldn't tell which.
02:02:44 But seeing as he did four tours in Iraq,
02:02:46 he sure, sure would've known if it looked like that.
02:02:48 We made a lot of enemies around the world.
02:02:58 Maybe all this means is a few of 'em teamed up.
02:03:02 I saw flamingos in our pool last night.
02:03:04 The animals, they're trying to warn us.
02:03:10 They know something.
02:03:14 They know something that we don't.
02:03:16 It's like when dogs know storms are coming.
02:03:18 There's more bag traps.
02:03:22 I don't know what they're doing.
02:03:24 I don't know what they're doing.
02:03:26 I don't know what they're doing.
02:03:28 I don't know what they're doing.
02:03:30 There's more bag traps up ahead.
02:03:32 We should go back to the house.
02:03:40 My dad is probably there.
02:03:42 Maybe he can help us.
02:03:44 I'm not going anywhere without Rosie.
02:03:48 That house.
02:03:56 That's gotta be where she went.
02:03:58 Let's go back and see if they found Rose.
02:04:00 Jit, what's going on?
02:04:18 Before we go,
02:04:26 I need to know that you're on the level with me.
02:04:28 No matter how far this thing goes,
02:04:34 I need to know that we're good.
02:04:36 'Cause if what just happened here is happening everywhere,
02:04:38 we need to get to that bunker Danny told us about,
02:04:40 and we need to get there now.
02:04:42 What are you talking about?
02:04:44 You know something.
02:04:50 You know something.
02:04:52 I had a sneaking suspicion,
02:04:58 but I wanted more information first.
02:05:00 All the signs were there, sure,
02:05:02 but I didn't want to scare anyone.
02:05:04 You'd have called me crazy, because it is crazy.
02:05:08 It would have made more sense if we were on the brink
02:05:10 of an all-out invasion.
02:05:12 But this...
02:05:14 I didn't think we'd actually let something like this happen.
02:05:16 I thought we were smarter than that.
02:05:18 Let what happen?
02:05:20 Because my primary client works in the defense sector,
02:05:26 I spent a lot of time studying the cost-benefit analysis
02:05:28 of military campaigns.
02:05:30 There was one program in particular
02:05:32 that terrified my client the most.
02:05:34 A simple three-stage maneuver
02:05:36 that could topple a country's government from within.
02:05:38 The first stage was isolation.
02:05:46 Disable their communication and transportation.
02:05:48 Make the target as deaf, dumb, and paralyzed as possible.
02:05:52 And set them up for the second stage.
02:05:54 Synchronize chaos.
02:05:56 Terrorize them with covert attacks and misinformation.
02:06:00 Overwhelming their defense capabilities,
02:06:04 leaving their weapon systems vulnerable to extremists
02:06:06 and their own military.
02:06:08 Without a clear enemy or motive,
02:06:10 people would start turning on each other.
02:06:14 Done successfully,
02:06:16 the third stage would happen on its own.
02:06:18 What's the third stage?
02:06:22 A coup d'etat.
02:06:28 Civil war.
02:06:32 Collapse.
02:06:42 This program was considered
02:06:44 the most cost-effective way to destabilize a country.
02:06:46 Because if the target nation was dysfunctional enough,
02:06:50 it would, in essence,
02:06:52 do the work for you.
02:06:54 Whoever started this wants us to finish it.
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