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0:03[screaming]
0:13[groaning]
0:14Back to the cars. Let's go.
0:29>> [screaming]
0:46[groaning]
0:54[groaning]
0:55>> Aha. [screaming]
1:04>> [groaning]
1:12[groaning]
1:18[screaming]
1:19>> What?
1:33>> [screaming]
1:50[screaming]
1:54>> [ __ ]
1:56[ __ ]
2:17Give me back.
2:20[groaning and screaming]
2:31Round
2:50the
3:08ammo.
3:10>> Uh 16 of the 9 mil and 37 of the 556s.
3:14>> Damn it, we lost nearly everything. What
3:17the hell were you thinking traveling in
3:18that condition? We ran out of
3:20everything, so we had to leave.
3:22>> But where too?
3:23>> Northeast to a colony on a riverside
3:26above town.
3:27>> How far along are you?
3:29>> It's the 35th week.
3:32>> What does that mean?
3:33>> It means she's close.
3:40>> What about you? Where you going?
3:42>> Definitely not northeast.
3:44>> Why not?
3:45>> We've been to several colonies and we've
3:47seen the same everywhere. Same what?
3:49>> Same chaos.
3:55>> Damn it.
3:57>> Pop the hood.
4:09>> Uh, maybe I can fix it.
4:11>> Radiator's shot. Have no spare parts.
4:15The [ __ ] are you? The geek squad?
4:17Yeah,
4:19I'm David, by the way.
4:22>> Abigail.
4:24And the grumpy guy is Casius.
4:26>> This is Megan.
4:28>> Hi.
4:31>> So now what?
4:34>> Got your stuff. We're leaving.
4:49Just leave it. Not worth it to contact
4:51the colony. Let them know that we're
4:53coming.
5:32Looks fine.
5:36Okay. 5 minutes.
6:14We need to find a shelter for the night.
6:17less exposed building.
6:20She won't hold that for long.
6:30That's the old elementary [music]
6:31school.
6:33And the Jackson houses there. That'll do
6:36for the night.
8:06Let's hit camp.
8:17[cough]
8:44You sure you don't want any? Thanks. But
8:47we only eat meat that we hunted because
8:50of the infection.
8:57>> Um,
8:59we'd like to thank you for helping us. I
9:01can't imagine what would have happened
9:03if you hadn't come.
9:06>> I can
9:16Tell me about the place you lived. What
9:18was it like? It
9:19>> was just an ordinary farm,
9:21>> far from everything.
9:22>> There were times when it was 40 of us,
9:25but then
9:28but then the Grim Reaper came
9:32>> and the colony. What do you know about
9:34it?
9:35>> We talked to them on the radio and they
9:36have plenty of water and and food and
9:39they even have doctors. They pulled a
9:41couple of shipwrecks together. Now over
9:43a hundred people live on the water.
9:45>> How far is it?
9:46>> It's about a week's travel.
9:49It's risky.
9:51>> But we voted and the majority decided to
9:54go
9:54>> because we couldn't stay.
9:59>> You know, the pharaohs killed so many
10:01after the last attack. We had to burn
10:04down a whole wheat field just to stop
10:06them. We had almost nothing left.
10:09The boat town is the only safe place.
10:13And you?
10:15How did you survive?
10:17>> Because we never stopped.
10:19And Cassie's taught me everything. To
10:22hunt, to survive,
10:24and even the most important thing. We're
10:27better off alone.
10:29You can only count on yourself.
10:31>> Tell me this is not your plan. You have
10:34to just wander around until the end of
10:36time. No, we are headed to the west
10:39coast, then to the islands by boat.
10:55Okay,
10:57so
10:59this where your friends would kill.
11:02This is where we are now. I wouldn't
11:04recommend the old route 50, but if you
11:07had north here, you get out of the city
11:11and the 55 here
11:13takes you to the river.
11:15>> Um, we thought we'd go together, let you
11:19come with us.
11:21>> No, it's not a good idea.
11:24>> Well, why not?
11:26Well,
11:28because
11:30we're the only survivors in the area,
11:33and when the pack finishes the feast
11:35from your friends, which can happen any
11:37minute now, they'll remember us. So, I
11:41want to be as far away as possible when
11:43that happens. Got it.
11:44>> I thought we were far enough.
11:48>> Far enough?
11:53Far enough. You don't exist, sweetheart.
11:57That's why we don't join.
12:00That's the trick.
12:03I suggest you do the same.
12:09I'm sorry. It's just
12:30>> We have to start the collection over.
12:33Could take months before we can leave.
12:35>> Why don't we check out the colony?
12:38We've seen enough.
12:40>> Why would this be any different?
12:43>> We could use the company.
12:45>> Maybe these people are different.
12:52>> People are the same everywhere, Abigail.
12:55No matter whether it's north, south,
12:58some shitty boat town.
13:01>> Oh, we can't just leave them alone. You
13:04said back in the old days people would
13:06help each other. You said that was a
13:08good thing.
13:09>> And still, the world is full of the
13:11bodies of selfless people.
13:15>> Whatever.
13:17I'm giving them my gun and some ammo so
13:18at least I can sleep well.
13:20>> Sleep well? How the [ __ ] are you going
13:22to sleep well after the mess you made
13:23today? Did you even consider the fact
13:26that we nearly died at the mine? No,
13:28>> we didn't.
13:28>> No thanks to you.
13:31>> [ __ ] Abigail. Get off your high horse.
13:34You'll get us into trouble again next
13:36time. Just think.
13:39[ __ ] think before you act.
13:44>> Thanks for today's lesson.
13:46It was really useful.
13:48I'll be on watch.
14:56Wow.
15:06Blackbeard one. Blackbeard 1. This is
15:09Papa Hotel 5. Over.
15:16Blackbeard one. Blackbeard one. This is
15:18Papa Hotel 5. Over.
15:36Can't sleep, huh?
15:40Me neither.
15:45It's chilly.
15:53That was really amazing back in the
15:54valley. I mean, those moves
15:58really amazing.
16:10It was luck.
16:18She luck.
16:24Problem with luck is that eventually you
16:27run out of it.
16:28>> I don't know what I would do if there
16:30was no way out.
16:31>> It's easy.
16:38>> It's a serious question. So is the
16:40answer.
16:42This
16:44This is my plan B.
16:48Even has my name on it.
16:51>> Really?
16:53>> No.
16:55Still, it's mine.
16:57>> Well, this
17:00is mine.
17:02>> Hey, that's not a bad plan either.
17:08Oh, hey man. Oh, yeah. It's nothing. I
17:10just I twisted my ankle.
17:13And you know, it's nothing compared to
17:15what she's going through.
17:17I know she blames herself for what
17:19happened. She was so convinced we get to
17:22the colony. She convinced everyone else.
17:26I'm just glad that today we survived.
17:38We'll help you get to the colony.
18:04>> [snorts]
18:30>> What is
18:55[groaning]
18:56[snorts]
19:01>> [panting]
19:12>> Time to move on.
19:14Come on.
19:24>> [groaning]
19:29>> Grandpa. [groaning]
19:58We must rest. Look, if we stop, we die.
20:04>> I remember this place.
20:06We used to come here a lot with my dad.
20:08>> Yeah,
20:09>> there's a civil airport a couple of
20:10miles away. My dad had a small plane
20:12there. We used to fly it all the time.
20:14>> Oh, you think that some plane that's
20:15been lying around for years is going to
20:17fly?
20:17>> There used to be dozens of planes. Lots
20:20of spare parts.
20:22>> We could do it. We don't have time for
20:24this.
20:25>> Still, we can't just walk for days.
20:27Look, I know place in the town. If the
20:30tools are still there, we'll figure out
20:32something. Old cars, bikes, whatever.
20:35We'll see.
20:35>> At this pace, we won't get there until
20:37sunset. The airport is only about an
20:39hour's walk.
20:42>> All right,
20:44let's give it a try.
20:45>> Give it a try. Look, there's one road to
20:48the airport. If we get surrounded there,
20:50it's over. And walking would be the
20:52least of our problems.
20:55>> That's just your opinion.
20:59Let's have a vote. Who's four?
21:06It's decided then.
21:10Come on, D.
21:44They've been shot not long ago.
21:48Check inside. We got 2 minutes. Take
21:50only what's useful.
21:51>> We must eat something. We haven't
21:53stopped since this morning.
21:54>> We'll eat at the airport.
21:56>> Why?
21:58>> Cuz we're not alone.
22:14Sorry.
22:32Ah,
22:32>> might not kill us.
22:36>> Oh, coffee. We have to try it.
22:50Bingo.
23:02much use to them. It's all
23:07>> thanks.
23:15>> I'm sorry you were arguing [music]
23:17because of us.
23:19>> Oh, it wasn't because of you.
23:23>> [clears throat]
23:23>> Do you have a name for the baby?
23:26[sighs]
23:27>> Not yet,
23:29but I'm not afraid we won't find a name.
23:40I fear that my child will have to grow
23:42up alone, [screaming]
23:47living in constant uncertainty.
23:53I just want someone to be with her, to
23:56look after her. [groaning]
24:02>> And I gave my life for that.
24:31You see
24:34nothing.
24:43That's unlucky.
24:46We should turn back.
24:48>> No. No, we shouldn't. That would be a
24:51[ __ ] stupid idea.
24:53>> We have to find a path.
24:55>> Okay, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. That's enough.
25:00>> David,
25:02relax. What the hell are you doing?
25:05>> Hey,
25:07that's where my dad's hanger used to be.
25:22How do we open it?
26:00If you can fix it, we can get there in a
26:02couple of hours.
26:05>> Uh-huh.
26:07And uh where do we land the plane?
26:10>> We'll cross that bridge when we get
26:12there.
26:13>> Uhhuh.
26:22>> Just in case.
26:24Okay.
26:25>> We're going to look around. Okay. You
26:27going to be all right?
26:29>> Yeah.
27:58What do you say to Belle or Benedict if
28:02it's a boy?
28:03>> First of all, it's definitely a boy.
28:07And secondly,
28:09Benedict
28:11sounds like some kind of troader or
28:14something.
28:16>> All right, fine. How about
28:20Sandra and Samuel?
28:23>> Damn it.
28:25>> Easy, David. You can do it. It's okay.
28:27>> God [ __ ] [ __ ]
28:32[sighs]
28:33>> Let me see.
28:34>> It's okay. It's okay. Sit by time. It's
28:36all right.
28:36>> Let me see. Come on.
28:41>> My god, I hate it.
28:44>> I'm going to fix this shitty airplane.
28:47I'm going to get us to the boat tide.
28:48Okay.
29:00>> Well,
29:02did you find anything?
29:04>> Nope.
29:07He can fix it, right?
29:11>> Well, you're the aviation expert, right?
29:14How should I know?
29:25Hate that I'm always right.
29:33Come on, let's move.
29:34>> [ __ ] hell.
29:38>> Nearly there.
29:41>> What is it now?
29:43>> I don't know and I don't care. No, I
29:45know.
29:46>> When can we take off? Why isn't the
29:48plane ready?
29:49>> [ __ ] airplane.
29:50>> Are you okay?
29:50>> No, we got 3 minutes.
29:52>> Wait, what happens in 3 minutes?
29:54>> They're coming.
29:55>> No, no, no, no. We'll be ready.
29:57>> They're coming.
29:59I don't want to die here, honey. Please
30:01hurry up.
30:04>> Yeah, you probably should have started
30:06with that.
30:07>> Maybe, but it's all the same now, isn't
30:08it?
30:14>> 60 seconds. Be ready.
30:16>> Go, go.
30:20>> Can anybody pray?
30:21>> Our father who liveth out there,
30:23>> the wrong words. Just
30:24>> go. Won't help. It won't help.
30:29Let's go. Move it.
30:34>> Come on.
30:45[groaning and screaming]
30:58It's too slow.
31:01>> You're going to catch us. We got to go
31:03faster. We're not going to make it.
31:14[music]
31:14>> They're catching us.
31:20You got it.
31:22>> Uh, the carburetor
31:25button.
31:26>> Do it.
31:33>> Okay, that's it.
31:42[groaning and screaming]
31:44All
32:00right. All right.
32:05[music]
32:11All right.
32:14All right. God, it's close. I know.
32:19My god,
32:21Johnny. [laughter]
32:22You got it. You got it.
32:27>> Well done, Abby.
32:45>> [music]
32:52>> Uh
32:52>> hey, what's happening?
32:54>> I can't hold it. What?
32:57>> What the [ __ ]
33:01>> I don't know what to do. Uh
33:02>> Abigail, you got to land this thing or
33:04we're all going to die.
33:05>> What?
33:08>> Over there. Over there. Okay.
33:12going down. Brace for impact. Okay.
33:15Okay.
33:37You all right?
33:41>> [cough and clears throat]
33:45>> I told you I needed more time.
33:55Okay, I got you. Okay.
34:07[sighs] Okay, let's just go.
34:09>> No.
34:10>> Let's find some ways to rest and eat.
34:12Okay,
34:16>> all right.
34:17>> All right, let's go.
34:26>> [ __ ] hate flying.
36:00All right, new plan. We're here. The
36:04riverbank and the colony are on the
36:07other side of these hills now. We can
36:09get there in two days.
36:15Ammo.
36:16Um
36:20>> 7 and 8.
36:23>> Seven and 8.
36:28>> Okay,
36:29let's get some rest.
36:32We'll leave it first light.
36:48Are you still mad at me?
36:52How can I stay mad at you?
37:06Sleep well, Miller.
38:05chicken. Yum.
38:10Sorry, I got hungry.
38:19Thank you.
38:25So good.
38:28Wait.
38:41A little. Thank you.
38:48You know, you remind me of my wife.
38:52Whenever she had something to say, she
38:54could never hide it. Those little
38:56wrinkles dancing on the edge of the
38:58lips.
38:59>> Busted.
39:02>> I know what you're thinking,
39:04but you know what's right for us better
39:06than we do.
39:08We rely on each other.
39:11That won't change even if we help you.
39:16>> She's stronger than you think.
39:21>> Yeah.
39:25It's not about that.
39:29[snorts]
39:30>> What then?
39:32[sighs]
39:33[panting]
39:35>> I killed her mom
39:38and her brother.
39:41How else could I make it up to her but
39:44to look after her?
39:49I'm sorry. I really am.
39:54But you saved her as well.
39:58That's enough. In this world, it is.
40:02You know, there was this kid 3 months
40:05after the infection,
40:08Jimmy.
40:11Now, his mom had gotten so stone
40:15that she didn't even wake up when a
40:16feral was skinned in a body.
40:21We saved him.
40:24It's a good kid.
40:27smart kid.
40:30And a cheeky little rascal at the same
40:32time.
40:36He never listened to me.
40:40Well, um, one day, uh, a fereral bit his
40:43finger clean off. And
40:46you know what happens when a wound
40:47doesn't hit an artery, right?
40:50Could take days until you totally
40:52transform.
40:55He was the first
40:58and the last that I ever watched go
41:00through that.
41:05Never again did I wait for the
41:07transformation.
41:12I know Patrick Sarah.
41:17Sometimes you just got to run and only
41:20worry about yourselves.
41:25Joe,
41:27Linda, that was the first time I watched
41:29someone die rather than lose the other
41:33Jess.
41:36Jess,
41:41she simply grabbed a rope when she
41:43couldn't take it any longer. And um
41:50sometimes I I feel that
41:53I don't have the space
41:56for all the faces in my brain.
42:02Dying.
42:05Dying's nothing.
42:09Losing someone who's important to you,
42:14that's different.
42:19>> Yeah. You know, sometimes you just don't
42:21need more space.
42:25Sometimes
42:27it's just about letting them go. You did
42:30everything you could, Cassie. I can
42:32tell.
42:34It's time to let her stand on her own
42:36two feet.
42:38Don't worry. You trained her really
42:40well. Just trust her.
42:43She will always be there.
42:46They always are.
43:17Hey, um,
43:20thanks for the gift.
43:26Now, let's get some sleep. Huh? Got a
43:29tough day tomorrow. Yeah.
44:24This place has been farmed.
44:27Must be people around.
44:52>> What is it?
44:54>> Are you okay? Oh my god, you're burning
44:56up.
44:57>> I just need some rest. [panting]
44:59>> Let me see.
45:02Change your bandage. [panting]
45:10>> Stop. I'm all right.
45:15I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
45:39Don't say a [ __ ] word, jackass.
45:43What me are you going to tell? Tell
45:45what? Tell what?
45:50I should kill you right here, right now.
45:58>> Give me one good reason why I shouldn't
45:59shoot you right this [ __ ] second.
46:02>> Cas, we found something.
46:05>> Yeah, me too.
46:08>> Coming.
46:11>> Pull yourself together. Think about how
46:14you'd like to die. You have that choice
46:16for now.
46:48Who are you and what do you want?
46:56>> Abigail, stop.
46:58>> We are peaceful travelers. We just need
47:00some rest.
47:01>> There's nothing here to take.
47:04>> Abigail. Hey. My name is Abigail. We are
47:08travelers with a pregnant woman. We just
47:09need a little help.
47:32All right, that's far enough.
47:36We need medicine,
47:38something to eat. We can even pay you if
47:41you ask a reasonable price.
47:51>> All right. Put all your weapons in the
47:52chest.
47:55You two.
47:59You two come up here where I can see you
48:00in the light.
48:14Uh-uh.
48:16All of them.
48:26That's better. Thank you.
48:29Well, come on inside, then.
48:36Well, uh
48:38um welcome to my uh humble abode. Uh oh
48:42gosh. Uh needless to say, I rarely get
48:44visitors these days.
48:47When was the last time? God only knows.
48:51>> You have electricity?
48:53>> I uh do. Yes. Not much. Just enough for
48:57my research.
48:58>> You're some kind of scientist.
49:00>> I am. I um graduated as an engineer.
49:04Myself and my wife, we did our research
49:07together.
49:08>> Your wife,
49:10huh? Where is she?
49:13>> Fortunately, I have plenty of books. I
49:15figured everything out for inside the
49:16house. I have geothermal electricity,
49:19which provides hot water.
49:21>> Hot water. You have hot water?
49:23>> Oh, I have everything you need, my dear,
49:25except meat that I don't eat anymore.
49:29But I have my own vegetables and fruit.
49:31I even have some bread. It's a little
49:36bit dry, but the old flavors, eh, you
49:38can't beat them, can you?
49:40Now, don't get too used to it.
49:42Otherwise, won't be able to get rid of
49:43you, will I? [laughter]
49:46Well, what are you waiting for? Come on
49:47now, take a seat. Sorry about the
49:50weight. Here you go. Here's it for you.
49:54Thank you,
49:55>> Bonapetit.
50:35>> [snorts]
51:44>> Hey. Hey. [sighs]
51:47You okay?
51:49>> Yeah.
51:51And I just sometimes ask myself how I'm
51:53going to hold out.
51:54>> Listen,
51:57everything's going to be just fine.
52:00>> I'm scared.
52:03Since we've been here, I don't feel the
52:05baby moving.
52:08Trust me,
52:09once we get there,
52:12you won't keep that big boy inside
52:15or big girl.
52:17>> Or a big girl.
52:22Casios,
52:24promise me [music] if anything happens
52:26to me, you look after her. Please.
52:36I promise.
52:43>> Thank you.
52:49>> Cheers.
52:51Well, non-alcoholic for the mother to
52:54be.
52:54>> Thank you.
52:56>> And a little homemade surprise for the
52:58rest of you. Oh, it's an excellent year.
53:01I'm very proud of it. Cheers.
53:06>> Cheers.
53:07>> Cheers.
53:10>> So, uh, how long you been living here?
53:12>> Me? Oh, over 20 years. Yes. First with
53:17my wife and now, uh, well, now I'm on my
53:20own. Yes. And what about yourselves?
53:23Where are you headed to?
53:24>> To the colony.
53:26>> Oh, brilliant idea. Yes, I speak to them
53:28from time to time through my radio. How
53:31come you're not with them? Surely your
53:33knowledge would come in handy at the
53:34colony.
53:34>> Oh, that's very kind of you, dear. But I
53:37think I'm better off here. I mean, even
53:39before civilization, how shall I say,
53:42disappeared into the abyss? No, I was
53:44never impressed by crowded cities and
53:47all that kind of ostentation. I mean, we
53:49used to go there for work, but real life
53:51is here, far away from all that.
53:54>> Yeah. Yeah, I hear you, buddy.
53:57>> I mean, don't misunderstand me. I have
53:59no problem with the people at the colony
54:01and I am sure it's a very nice cozy
54:04place these days. I just don't
54:07understand all that fitful adherence to
54:09you know the old things. I mean there
54:11was chaos even before. [snorts]
54:13>> Excuse me.
54:14>> Oh come on. You know what I mean? How we
54:18got here. Over 7 billion people all
54:21selfishly trying to one up each other
54:22and not giving a [ __ ] about the
54:24consequences. I mean Christ. There
54:26wasn't even enough food and water. But
54:29oh no, we all had to have another one of
54:31this and another one of that scrging
54:33around until the end of days. I mean,
54:35what happened was necessary. Yeah, but
54:38it was still awful.
54:40That's besides the point, my darling. It
54:43was heavenly for the virus. And as for
54:46us human beings, well, it was just the
54:49next stage in our evolution.
54:51>> Next stage?
54:53Well, don't you see? The strong have
54:56survived. And my friends, only the
54:59strong should survive.
55:02>> That sounds cruel.
55:04>> Oh, don't you worry about me. It's just
55:06my opinion. I mean, one violent world
55:08replaced by another. The Neandertol was
55:11overtaken by the homo sapiion. Evolution
55:14didn't stop and it's not going to stop
55:16now.
55:17>> How on earth can you compare this to
55:18evolution?
55:20Life doesn't care about opinions, my
55:22dear. Especially not ours. I mean, come
55:25on. We did deserve the punishment. We
55:28thought we were so superior. But I mean,
55:30a top predator that uses up all its own
55:33resources, prays on those of others, is
55:35destined for annihilation.
55:38Evolution is always a correction. Homo
55:41sapiens, cruent.
55:43>> Somehow I get the feeling that you're on
55:46their side. I am just a realist, my
55:49friend. I mean, all our attempts have
55:51been in vain.
55:53There is nothing we can do. In a few
55:57generations,
55:59we won't even be here to remember all of
56:02this.
56:06Back to the instincts of the beasts from
56:09civilized naivity in a matter of
56:11moments, hours, days. I'd much rather
56:15die than live like this. [laughter]
56:18>> Oh, no you wouldn't, my dear. Living's
56:21always better than dying.
56:24>> What about a cure? There could be one,
56:27right?
56:28>> No, unfortunately there is none.
56:31The moment that virus enters your body,
56:35it's over. Phenito,
56:38might as well just shoot yourself in the
56:40head. But why would you?
56:42Because that's no life.
56:45>> And who decides?
56:48>> Even human beings only ever want to
56:53survive. So simple.
56:55>> Are you okay?
56:57>> Yeah, I'm okay.
56:59>> Oh, don't you worry about him. He just
57:01needs a little rest and he'll be just
57:03fine. You won't even remember this
57:05little inconvenience that I can promise
57:07you. I'd love to offer you all another
57:10drink, but unfortunately
57:12we haven't got much time left.
57:45Ah, I thought so.
57:50>> Do you know what this is?
57:53>> Well, let's just say it's a special kind
57:54of dog whistle that only works on the
57:56infected.
57:58So, my question is,
58:01[screaming]
58:02Ah,
58:05>> what are you?
58:11[groaning and screaming]
58:29Hey
58:40Hey,
58:45where are we?
58:48What do you want with us?
58:50>> Radio frequency motivator test 18.
58:54>> Participants four travelers, two male to
58:57female. One of them is pregnant.
59:00Condition of the subjects
59:03>> satisfactory.
59:05>> Hey,
59:07what's going on?
59:08>> Drugged us.
59:10>> Please don't hurt us.
59:12>> We never caused you any harm.
59:14>> It doesn't matter now, my darling. I've
59:17got plans for you.
59:19>> What plans?
59:21>> Even I can't skip the tests.
59:25Now, who knows what this is?
59:29This little wristlet emits a sound
59:33frequency that the infected are unable
59:36to bear. Or if I change it, unable to
59:41resist.
59:43I need no fence, nor do I need weapons.
59:48I need no other protection.
59:51>> You could save others.
59:53Why don't you help them?
59:55>> Now, why would I want to do that when
59:56I've got other plans? You really are
59:58crazy.
1:00:01>> I know what you think. You think I'm the
1:00:04bad guy, but I am merely the shepherd of
1:00:09this brand new world. The time of
1:00:12mankind has gone.
1:00:18[sighs and gasps]
1:00:22Oh, by the way, since you asked, don't
1:00:25you want to meet my wife?
1:00:31Anyway, I'm eager to find out what
1:00:32you're capable of,
1:00:38>> particularly because you've been bitten.
1:00:58>> [groaning]
1:01:04[groaning]
1:01:06[screaming]
1:01:14[screaming and groaning]
1:01:17>> A
1:01:23No.
1:01:25[groaning]
1:01:25Control this.
1:01:26>> Blow the [ __ ] up.
1:01:30>> Come on. Let's go.
1:01:41Abigail, get the car keys.
1:01:51No, you won't even [ __ ] hear it. Kill
1:01:55him. Look, you know damn well he can't
1:01:58come with us. Let me help.
1:02:00>> Tell me why I shouldn't [ __ ] kill
1:02:01him.
1:02:02>> Because it's not up to us. Not yet. We
1:02:04got to go.
1:02:11>> What happened?
1:02:11>> My water just broke. [crying]
1:02:14Heat.
1:02:32Heat.
1:02:34[screaming]
1:02:38[groaning]
1:02:48You broke my nose.
1:02:49>> Who [ __ ] who? That's the least of
1:02:51your problems, tough guy.
1:02:53>> The baby's coming.
1:03:05>> Hold on.
1:03:09>> [screaming]
1:03:18[groaning]
1:03:19>> There lights
1:03:22>> the colony.
1:03:38Everybody out.
1:03:50>> I'm out of ammo.
1:03:55>> Go. I'll buy you some time.
1:03:57>> No. No.
1:03:59>> I'll always be with you. Tell him big
1:04:01boy. Okay.
1:04:04>> Come on.
1:04:06Hey.
1:04:11Go. Go.
1:04:25Heat.
1:04:29[groaning]
1:04:39Heat.
1:04:49>> [groaning]
1:04:50[screaming]
1:04:57>> go.
1:04:59[groaning]
1:05:06[groaning]
1:05:17What?
1:05:18>> Go warmer.
1:05:23[groaning]
1:05:30[screaming]
1:05:35>> Wake up.
1:05:42Hey,
1:05:44hey, hey,
1:05:51>> we should help them.
1:05:52>> Quiet. Just wait. [screaming]
1:05:55>> Hey. Hey, help.
1:05:58[music]
1:06:08Ah, [groaning]
1:06:21[groaning]
1:06:57Come on.
1:07:05>> [screaming]
1:07:17>> You can do this.
1:07:19Breathe. Breathe.
1:07:22>> She needs to rest. Leave her.
1:07:35That was nice, man.
1:07:41>> You didn't get bit, did you?
1:07:44>> No.
1:07:46>> All right, we're still going to check
1:07:48you. Go ahead.
1:07:50>> Shoot them all.
1:07:51>> Sure did. No worries, man. You're safe.
1:07:54Welcome to the King's Harbor.
1:07:57The King's Harbor.
1:08:00[ __ ] [ __ ]
1:08:09Keep an eye on them. All right, boss.
1:08:12But we'll do.
1:08:32You see my friend,
1:08:36living is always better.
1:09:02Stop right there.
1:09:11>> My name's George, head of the colony. I
1:09:14can't tell you how glad we are that you
1:09:16guys are here. We thought there was no
1:09:18one else alive except for us and that
1:09:21looney scientist.
1:09:23>> Where are you from?
1:09:24>> The woman
1:09:26Megan, she comes from a distant colony
1:09:30and we've
1:09:32we've been traveling.
1:09:35>> I see. Don't worry about your past. Some
1:09:39folks here might be worried you brought
1:09:41some infection or that you cut their
1:09:44throats in their sleep.
1:09:47But that's not true, right?
1:09:51>> No,
1:09:54of course it's not.
1:09:55>> Anyway, there's nothing here to be
1:09:57taken. And I hear you guys are clean. I
1:10:00am personally very happy for all the
1:10:02helping hands we can get.
1:10:04>> Now, go get some rest.
1:10:06>> You've had a tough day.
1:10:21Where are you going?
1:10:22>> I need some time on my own.
1:10:23>> Hey, don't wander off. We're moving on.
1:10:27First light.
1:10:28>> What if I don't want to move on?
1:10:33>> It always starts like this, Abigail.
1:10:35First, everything is exciting. Everyone
1:10:37is nice. Then it turns out that they're
1:10:41also just humans. Listen, you sort of
1:10:44the way the men were looking at you.
1:10:46>> Come on, I can protect myself.
1:10:49>> Still, we're not staying. That's it.
1:10:52Discussion is over.
1:10:53>> It's over. You know, my dad, don't tell
1:10:55me what to do. I'll stay if I want to.
1:10:57>> Hey, hey, hey.
1:11:00How many times did we nearly die because
1:11:01of you? Huh? Cuz you didn't listen to
1:11:04me. Told you. We're better off alone.
1:11:07You are better off alone. You,
1:11:10>> not me anymore.
1:11:30>> The baby's fine,
1:11:32but the woman's not going to make it.
1:11:35She's only got a couple of hours left.
1:11:39She wants to talk to you.
1:12:23Look at her.
1:12:26She's beautiful.
1:12:30Hello.
1:12:32Hope
1:12:36that's what she brought to our life.
1:12:42Going to see her grow up
1:12:45and become a strong woman.
1:12:48But if I don't,
1:12:51I need you to look after her.
1:12:55Just like you looked after Abigail.
1:12:59I
1:13:00>> Please,
1:13:04I know you kept your promise
1:13:07and you brought her to safety.
1:13:11I know you'll do everything.
1:13:14Just promise me
1:13:17you'll teach her
1:13:19how to stand on her feet.
1:13:25Please.
1:13:29I promise.
1:13:49>> [snorts]
1:14:31>> I'm sorry for [music] your loss.
1:14:35Can Can I Sure.
1:14:41Sure.
1:14:47I'll be back [music] with her in a short
1:14:49while.
1:14:51Okay.
1:15:14>> [screaming]
1:15:26>> [ __ ] So, what do you think about a
1:15:29little old-fashioned revenge?
1:15:35[cheering]
1:15:44Excellent. [cheering]
1:15:52[cheering]
1:15:58>> You like it?
1:16:00>> Well, then what I'm going to show you
1:16:02will knock your socks off.
1:16:44Oh [ __ ]
1:18:55Heat. Heat.
1:19:31wouldn't be a good idea.
1:19:34>> Why? What is it?
1:19:36>> It's our little safeguard. A plan B, if
1:19:39you will. The entire boat town is mine,
1:19:43just in case the ferals ever did enter.
1:19:46But then you die as well.
1:19:49>> Not necessarily.
1:19:53>> What is it?
1:19:53>> Back in the old days, a huge dam was
1:19:56being built here. So, they tunnneled
1:19:57under the river. The dam was never
1:19:59completed, but the tunnel remained.
1:20:02We've connected it to the boat town.
1:20:05>> Connected?
1:20:07Are there guards? Is it safe?
1:20:09>> Sure it is. We've closed down the other
1:20:12end. If we're attacked, we can escape.
1:20:22Wow. It is.
1:20:34>> What do you think? Are you and your dad
1:20:37going to stay with us?
1:20:44Don't know. And he's not my dad.
1:20:49>> Really
1:20:50seemed like he deeply cared for you.
1:20:54Quite an unusual thing around here.
1:21:16Good morning, my friend.
1:21:51>> [groaning]
1:22:02>> Happy hunting.
1:22:08>> [screaming]
1:22:22[groaning and screaming]
1:22:33>> We got to keep them back.
1:22:36Guys, it's too late.
1:22:39[groaning and screaming]
1:22:46>> Take the people down to the tunnel.
1:22:47Let's see how your plan B works. Go find
1:22:49a higher position. You stay here and
1:22:51cover them.
1:22:52>> And you.
1:22:54>> I'm going to go find Casius.
1:22:56[screaming]
1:22:58Move. Move. Move. [cheering]
1:23:00Move. Move. Move. Hey. Have you seen the
1:23:03girl who came with me?
1:23:04>> No. No. Give it to me.
1:23:06>> You'll keep her safe.
1:23:07>> I will. I promise.
1:23:08>> Move. Move. Move. Move.
1:23:26You [ __ ]
1:23:34I'm out.
1:23:35>> [ __ ] me, too.
1:23:38>> We can't hold them.
1:23:40>> Everyone escape. Use the tunnel.
1:23:53[screaming]
1:23:59Golden bunker.
1:24:03>> Where are you, old man?
1:24:15[screaming]
1:24:18>> Let's get out of here.
1:24:21>> Thanks.
1:24:23Go move
1:24:51out. A
1:24:59[screaming]
1:25:13>> we got to go. The whole [ __ ] holes ready
1:25:15to blow. [groaning]
1:25:22>> [screaming]
1:25:25[music]
1:25:31[groaning]
1:25:32[screaming]
1:25:50>> What do you want from us?
1:25:52>> You people just can't accept your fate.
1:25:56And the desperate are dangerous.
1:26:03We'll soon be together in a safer world.
1:26:14No, no, no, no.
1:26:27>> [clears throat]
1:26:32>> Are you ready now?
1:26:36No. No. It can't be. No. No. No.
1:26:42[screaming]
1:26:42No. No. It can't be. No.
1:26:50[screaming and groaning]
1:26:56>> [groaning]
1:26:59>> [ __ ] your revolution.
1:27:13Let's do it, man.
1:27:33>> [music]
1:27:41>> Watch out. Come on. Come on. Go. Go.
1:27:47Come on, Abigail. Move, move, move. Go,
1:27:50go, go.
1:27:52[screaming]
1:27:56>> Not yet.
1:27:58>> The girl hasn't come out yet.
1:28:04>> There.
1:28:09Five. Four.
1:28:16>> Let's do it, man.
1:28:41>> [music]
1:28:44>> Thank God.
1:29:04What?
1:29:08It's nothing.
1:29:09>> Okay, take it easy. All right,
1:29:14>> don't move. Don't even think about it.
1:29:16>> Okay,
1:29:16>> don't move.
1:29:17>> All right. All right. Okay.
1:29:21Just lower your weapon. Okay.
1:29:22>> Sword. [panting]
1:29:28>> Lower your weapon. I'm fine. Okay. All
1:29:31right. [panting]
1:29:42[screaming]
1:29:46>> [groaning]
1:29:52>> Stop.
1:29:55[groaning and screaming]
1:30:03[groaning] A
1:30:14[ __ ]
1:30:16[groaning]
1:30:21[screaming]
1:30:29I'm
1:30:30>> [snorts]
1:30:51>> happy.
1:31:06Heat. Heat.
1:31:16Heat. Heat.
1:31:50And what do we do now?
1:31:57A new home was waiting for us.
1:32:04Heat. Heat.

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