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- Previously
on "Legends of Tomorrow"...

- Only a weapon from hell
can eliminate

- a hell spawn to Encore.
- We could use those.

- Yeah, let's just get them
and get out of here.

- The Loom of Fate is one

of the most powerful tools
in existence.

- It gave our sisters and me
control over everyone's lives.

- None of this is how
it should be!

- Screw the Fates.

Stop being so obedient.

- They're free!

- Then I can't help them
anymore.

Oi, stop it!
- Free will rules!

- Look, even I like
the Blue Mush!

Bollocks.

- The Fates
are always watching.

The world is perfect.

- What kept you, sister?

- Oh, you know, running
a TV empire is not as easy

as snipping threads, sister.

- I was skeptical when you
pitched the idea

of the Legends on TV,

but they've helped pacify
the masses.

- Well, should
we get started, then?

We don't want to keep
our worshippers waiting.

Any luck finding the Loom?

- Yeah, I think we found it,
all right.

- Yeah, well, our ride
is still very much MIA,

so don't destroy the Loom
until we find the ship.

- She has
a weird voice, right?

You okay?
- Acid reflux.

Too much Green Mush.

- Ava better find that ship,
because if we succeed,

then we're gonna have three
very angry Fates on our hands.

- Hey.
- God.

- You're all
from the TV, right?

- Yes.

- Can we get your autographs?

- That depends.

How attached are you
to your clothes?

- Oh, my Fates!
It's the Legends!

Gary, Mona, you're okay.

- It worked!
You're out of the TV!

- Okay, I've been dying
to ask--was I a Legend

or a lovable rogue
or a manic pixie dream boy?

- Time dweeb!
Where is the Waverider?

- Is that like
the "U.S.S. Faterider"

on "Star Trip"?

- Yeah, sure.
Have you seen it?

- No, but I bet
it's in the Forbidden Dump.

- Well, that sounds ominous.

- It's where we send
all the contraband items.

I know 'cause I work

for the Historical
Sanitation Department.

- Okay, great.

So, uh, how would we infiltrate
this Forbidden Dump?

The Waverider better be here!

- If we stay,
we'll raise suspicion.

- Good luck, teammates!

- I don't get it.

Fuzzy dice, waffle maker,
massage chair?

This is all, like,
the good stuff.

- You know, if you make life
bleak enough,

people become
so focused on survival,

they forget they can revolt.

- Start clicking, Mickey.

- You're not allowed
back here.

- Yeah, for good reason.
Now!

- Oh, nice one, love.

- Hope they had benefits.

- Yeah.

- What do you need me
in there for?

- You'll see.

- All right, keep your eyes out
for any more guards,

and let's get rid of these two.

- Okay.

- All right, you take that one,
I take this one?

I hope I have benefits.

- What is your request?

- More Blue Mush, please.

- We shall weave it into the
fabric of time this afternoon.

Thank you.

Thank you.

- Speak, child.

- Can you put my shows
back on TV?

- Well,
they'll be back in a tic.

The actors just need
a bit of a rest.

That's all.
- Why?

Are they tired
from the crossover?

- What is a crossover?

- The Legends are here.

Clotho...

I have let you play your
childish game long enough.

It is time to grow up
and face the music.

- The Legends are my friends.

- Are they?

Time and again they have
sown chaos into this world.

- Well, sometimes they
screw things up for the better.

I mean, think about it.

Encores,
that wasn't their fault,

and they've been mopping
that up all year.

- That's true. The Encores
are not the Legends' fault.

They're yours.

Ambitious villains
are the product

of the chaos you birthed.

Look at these people now!

Do you see a future
Joseph Stalin

amongst these lambs?

Of the three of us,

you always loved these
mortal creatures best.

What do you think
they would want?

More choices
or a lifetime of peace?

Peace.

- Wise choice, sister.

- I really wish
you could see this, love.

- Well, I can feel it.

Oh, it's beautiful.

Now destroy it once
and for all.

- All right, we found the Loom.

John's working on it
as we speak.

I'm standing guard.
Any luck finding the ship?

- Yeah, we still haven't
found it.

- Mick, how do you know
the batteries

in that thing even work?

For all we know, the Waverider
could be anywhere in this mess.

Shut the front door.

No.

- Do you hear that?

- I hope you find the ship.
Now I'm gonna find my kid.

- Okay, Mick will be fine
on his own.

- A spell to destroy something
as powerful as this,

it requires
a considerable well of magic.

I played hooky at Hogwarts.

I learned magic
the hard way, John--

in hell,
it's dangerous.

- You're Natalie Logue's
daughter, aren't you?

- Your mother, she was
a natural conduit for magic.

Her blood flows
through your veins,

meaning that
you're a conduit as well.

Close your eyes
and go with me, all right?

Gideon,
bring all systems online.

- G, you there?
- Guys, we have a problem.

There is no Gideon,
which means no flying.

- Damn it, Fates.
Well played.

What would it take to get the
ship off the ground manually?

- I mean, we'd need a
superconductor

to transfer a huge surge
of energy to the Time Core.

We could look in the junkyard.

Or...

Huh.
I have an idea.

You sure this is gonna work?

- Honestly, I'm 60, 40,
but I believe in you.

- 60, 40?

You know, we haven't
really caught up.

I don't know
what you've been up to.

You spent a year in a totem.

I mean--
- Guys, can we just focus?

- I don't want to do this.
- I know.

- Steel up now!

- All's quiet on our end.
What do you guys see?

- Sara, I've got eyes
on Charlie Fate

and Hippie-Mom Fate,

no sign of Psycho Fate.

- Found her.

- You bear the scars
from out last encounter.

- My scars only
make me stronger.

- I need you to connect
to your mother.

Now think back to
the last time you saw her.

Feel your mother's power.

Let it flow through you.

That's good.

Now harness your connection.

- ♪ Are you going
to Scarborough Fair? ♪

♪ Parsley, sage,
rosemary, and thyme ♪

♪ Remember me

♪ To one who lives there

- Mom.

- It's working.

Natalie's helping us
drain its energy.

- ♪ For once we she was

♪ A true love of mine

- I love you, Mommy.

- My sweet girl,
you mother is gone.

- No, no, no.

- Forget her, or you will never
be the powerful woman

I know you can be.

- No!

- Whoa!

- Your power comes from me.

I alone am its master.

- My power comes from my team.

John, open the door!

Behrad, now!

- If my power comes from you,
then maybe I can do this.

- Ava, where are you at?
- Pulling up now.

- Oh, Clotho,
what have you done?

- Go, go!
Let's move!

- I don't think we
can hold this altitude.

- Jump the ship!

Do it!

- Oh.
- Ow.

- Wait, when are we?
- I don't know.

It's hard to see through
all this trash

- That's not trash.

That's some of history's
most iconic mementos.

- I don't care what it is.

All I care is that
I can see this face!

Mm!

Oh, I think my powers are gone.

- Yeah, well, your powers
were bestowed by a god.

And once that god
kicked the bucket,

then bye-bye powers.

- Everything's back to normal?

- Well, there's only
one way to find out.

Gideon's down.

Got to do it
the old-fashioned way.

- All right.
- Sounds good.

- All right,
let's go check it out.

- All right.

- Okay, well, this feels like
an improvement.

- All right, this says
we jumped a few months.

Okay.

- Well, it gives the world
some time to get back on track.

- Hey, Fate, what's the best
way to work today?

- The subway.

- Hey, Fate, what should I have
for lunch today?

- Two soups and a smoothie.

- Uh, what are the chances
that everyone's watches

got a weird update
over the last four months?

- I'd say one
in a monkey's ass, love.

Great.

So not only do Charlie and her
sister have the Loom back,

but now it's wearable.

- Don't let choices get
in the way of your destiny.

Trust in fate with FateWatch--

your link to the Loom.

Always connected.

- I get the Fates rebuilt
the Loom,

but how did they put it
in a watch?

- Well, that's why
we're breaking

into the bloody temple--
get some answers.

- What the hell? It's a...
- History museum.

It can't be all that bad.

- Well, it's certainly an
improvement on the Loom Temple.

"Welcome to the History Museum.

"Here you will learn the truth
about free will

and the atrocities
it has brought upon humankind."

- Atrocities?

- "Join us as we examine
the tragedies of choice

"and the horrors of our past,

"that we shall,
with benevolence and fate,

never suffer again."

- So, they went
from trashing history

to weaponizing it.
- But why?

- Well, if we want to know
what happened in the past,

we certainly came
to the right place.

- All right, first up,
the Hall of Bad Ideas.

Huh.
- Grey has that suit.

- What the hell's
a Shake Weight?

- Oh, you don't want to know,
babe.

- Cigarettes.
Oh, come on.

The bloody cheek of them.

- John,
you died of lung cancer.

Come on,
you know they're right.

- Yeah.

- Hmm.

- Whoa.

- Okay.

What's the "Thong Song"?

- Seriously?

- "She had dumps like
a truck, truck, truck.

Baby, move your butt,
butt, butt"?

- ♪ I think
I'll sing it again ♪

Man, screw the Fates.

That is a Spring Break classic!

As a matter of fact,
I'll play it for you.

I don't give a damn!
- No, you won't.

Come on, we have to go
to the Hall of Villains.

- Later, Sisqó.

- Okay, Other Z, I just
rerouted the nav system.

Anything popping up yet?

- No.
Nothing yet.

Hey, try patching it
to the secondary hard drive.

Maybe we can pull
something up from the backup.

- Zari, come on!
Run!

- Behrad!

- Hey, you okay?

- I don't know.
It's...

There were these guys.

A.R.G.U.S. agents,
they had guns.

Huge guns.

I thought they were gonna
shoot you.

I must've smoked
something way off.

Oh, um,
I thought you were--sorry.

- I-I am.

- No, I mean, totally.
I know.

Uh, it's just--it's weird.
- Yeah, I-I know.

Tell me about it.

Yeah, I'm hanging out
with myself,

and myself, it has the hots
for John Constantine.

- You caught that, too?
- Yeah.

It wasn't something
you smoked.

It happened.

You told me to run, and I did.

You did it.

- And then I died?

- Every day since then,

everything I've done
has been to save you.

- Whoa, this is, like,
really uncanny.

- Wait a second.
Are these villains ranked?

- I don't know.
Uh, who do you have over there?

- Uh, I got
Vlad the Impaler,

but he's number 14.

Hey, if he's number 14,
who's number one?

- Oh, hey, Mick.
You're okay.

- What did you expect?
You left me--us behind!

- Okay, calm down, please.

We were waiting
for four months.

What took you so long?

- Yeah, that's a question
for the other Zari.

Oh, book club lady.
What are you guys doing here?

- Well, when you guys broke
the Loom, people panicked.

Suddenly all these memories
came flooding back.

No one knew what was real.
- Or what to do.

They were so used to Fates
telling them.

So Gary and Mona
found me and Dad,

and we went into hiding.

- Hiding? Why?
- Because we're Legends.

- Yeah.

And if you were listening
to what the Fates had to say,

we were...
- God killers?

- I've been called worse.

- Is it weird that I'm offended
that we're only number two?

- Well, then who's number one?

- Charlie.

- No.
No.

How--how did--
you can't be here.

You have to leave right now.

- What are you talking about?

Charlie, it's over.
You have to come with us.

- No, Fate says to stay.

Fate--Fate says...

She's gonna kill you
if she finds you.

You have to get out
while you can.

- Charlie, I'm sorry, but
you'll thank us later. John?

- No.

- Charlie?
Hey, it's okay.

You're home, Charlie.
- No.

No, no, no, no, no.
I have to go back.

She's gonna know!

Where's my watch?
I need it!

That's how the Loom
tells me what to do.

- Why the hell do you listen
to that thing, Charlie?

- Because I never should've
destroyed the Loom

to begin with.

I mean, greed and war.
Human suffering.

Yeah, all those Encores
we were up against--

that's all on me!

I'm the Loom Breaker.

I'm the creator of chaos.

- Charlie, that used to be
a badge of honor for you.

What happened?

- We left,
that's what happened.

You know, Charlie,
you were left all alone.

It's no wonder Lachesis
has got into your head.

Lachesis, she's my family.
Family sticks together.

- Hey, we are your family,

and we're here now, all right?

Charlie, what happened?

- Lachesis rebuilt the Loom.

She saved everyone.
She restored the peace.

- I replaced
my own mother, John.

- Well, summoning a ghost
can be difficult,

even under the best
of circumstances.

- No, I mean in hell.

I was terrified,
helpless.

Lachesis found me.
She took me in.

But the price for
her protection was my humanity.

She trained me to let go
of anything that made me feel.

And so I had to forget
the person I'd loved the most.

- Ah, you were just a kid
just trying to survive, is all.

- But I wanted to forget.

I saw what happened
to good people down there,

and I swore
that would never be me.

- You listen to me, all right?

You are still her daughter.

Whose?

Natalie or Lachesis?

- Okay, I know you think free
will is a bad, scary thing.

So we did
a little Dumpster diving

to give you some counterpoints.

Two words--The Beatles.

All right, they taught
an entire generation

that even during war
and tragedy,

we can still make beauty.

- Whilst also inspiring
Charles Manson

to commit some of the most
brutal murders in history.

Also, they let Ringo sing
a song about an octopus.

- Damn it.

- Okay.
- Just get out of the way.

- "Mamma Mia! 2."

A celebration of free love,
reckless abandon,

and following your bliss,

even if that bliss
means creating

a two-hour ABBA-palooza

where Cher plays
Meryl Streep's mom.

- Weren't the Legends
almost murdered by Napoleon

because of ABBA?

- Two words--
"Octopus's Garden."

- Gary, no.

- Would this have happened in
a world without free will?

- I mean, seriously, Charlie.
Look, I'm a clone.

- She's a clone!
- You don't have to--

Anyway, think about all
the people on this ship.

Think about how they came
to be together.

- Yeah, Nate's
crazy conspiracy theory.

Mick's turn as
a futuristic bounty hunter.

Zari and B's
dystopian future.

You in that disco outfit.

- Mm-hmm.
- Hey, come on, Charlie.

We were all in our own worlds,

but a twist in our stories
brought us together

and made us a family.

- But humanity, they've made
so many mistakes.

- Sometimes a mistake
is really just destiny.

- What, you learn that
being a Paragon?

- No, I learned that
being a person.

- So what do you think?

Can we track the Loom signal
with that thing?

- Yeah, I just need
an external computer.

Something with GPS and Wi-Fi.

Well, that's perfect.

- Hey!

- We all make sacrifices
for the greater good.

- Oh, really?

How much THC is running through
your system right now?

- I'm self-medicating
for my Loom anxiety.

- You know, the brain processes

phone screens and drugs
the same way.

- Hmm.
Ha!

- That's why they're both
so addicting.

- Oh.

- All right, the Loom signal
is coming from somewhere

inside the building.

Okay.

Okay.

John, other me?

We're gonna have to go floor by floor.

- Well, that's a dodgy spot
for the Loom of Fate.

- You know, I've hosted
many an exclusive party

in a place like this.

Antithetically,
it keeps the riffraff out.

- Ah, hiding in plain sight.
Bloody brilliant.

- Also, you can
do whatever you want,

and no one needs to know.

- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.

- Oh, God.
This is weird.

All right, uh, no windows,
thick walls.

- That's where
I'd stash my artisanal,

world-altering apparatus.

- All right.

Guys, I think we found it.

I'm the worst.

- Timing is impeccable.

- Sara, we got to the Loom,

but there is no Loom.

- Blimey.

- Gideon?

Gidget.

- Currently running
Fate Protocol.

I cannot be interrupted.

- She's controlling everyone
with Gideon.

The watches are just running
a program

telling everyone what to do.

- Wait, so there--
there is no Loom?

We actually destroyed it.

- Yeah, all we have to do is
shut down the network.

- What, and inspire panic

when Fate abandons
everyone all at once?

You know, my sister
was right about you lot.

You shoot first
and play doctor later.

- It won't matter anyway.

Lachesis will find another way
to keep her hooks in

because that is
what she does best.

- Okay, fine.

So we just expose her
for what she really is.

She's a fraud.
We take her down a notch,

show everybody that she can't
control them anymore.

- Yeah.

Charlie, she's your sister.

You're the only person
that can stand up to her.

- I'm sorry.
I can't help you.

- The museum is now open.

- For centuries, after my
sister broke the Loom of Fate,

the world was filled
with pain...

all: Boo!

- Horror...

all: Boo!

- Outrageous hubris
and brutality...

Chaos!

But I could not let people
suffer any longer.

Alone, I rebuilt the Loom
and imprisoned my sister

so that now and forever
you may live in peace.

Here she is...

Loom Breaker.

Creator of calamity.

Do you accept your fate?

- No.

- What did you say?

- I said no.

Your story is a load of crap.

- Astra.

Where is Clotho?

- That was always the question,
wasn't it?

Did you ever love me,

or were you just looking
to replace your sister?

- You wanted a mother.

- I had a mother.

A woman who understood that,
to love someone,

you have to set them free.

- Shut your mouth, dear, before
you say something you regret.

- Make me.

Come on, all powerful Fate,
smite me.

Strike me down!

Yeah, that's what I thought.

- Why should these good people
listen to you?

- Because she's telling
the truth.

- Oh, take forever.

- How's it looking, Zaris?

- I need to get into her
mainframe to shut her down.

This might take a minute.

- You tricked everyone into
giving up their freedom

by making them afraid
of the past.

- That's rich,

coming from some of history's

most notorious criminals
and killers.

all:
Shame! Shame!

- All right!
Yes, you're right.

We've made mistakes.

But sometimes things get messed
up for the better.

- Take Marie Antoinette,
for instance.

Her indifference
caused a revolution in France.

It gave them democracy.

- Look, if you listen to her,
your stories are over.

- They're right.
Don't listen to me.

Listen to the Loom.

- Oh, come on, Zari.

- Okay, I made it past
the first firewall.

Wait, is that...

- Very well.

If it's chaos that you want,
chaos you shall have.

- That's more like it.

- That's our move.
They stole our move.

- Enjoy your free will,
Legends.

- Stalin, Caligula.

If they get out,
they'll destroy the city.

- Okay, got any ideas, Cap?

- Oh, just a lot of bad ones.

Let's go save the world.

- This thing right here...

Is letting
all the ladies know...

what guys talk about.

You know,
the finer things in life.

Check it out.

♪ Ooh,
that dress so scandalous ♪

♪ And you know another
can't handle it ♪

♪ So you shakin' that thang
like who's the 'ish ♪

♪ With a look in yer eyes
so devilish ♪

♪ You like to dance on
the hip hop spots ♪

♪ And you cruise to crews
to connect the dots ♪

♪ Not just urban,
she like the pop ♪

♪ 'Cause she was
livin' la vida loca ♪

♪ She had dumps like
a truck, truck, truck ♪

♪ Thighs like what,
what, what ♪

♪ Baby move your butt,
butt, butt ♪

♪ I think
I'll sing it again ♪

♪ She had dumps like
a truck, truck, truck ♪

♪ Thighs like what,
what, what ♪

♪ All night long

♪ Let me see that thong

♪ Baby

- You again?

- I see your manners have not
improved, you smelly peasant.

Thief!

- ♪ Ooh,
that dress so scandalous ♪

♪ And you know another
can't handle it ♪

♪ So you shakin' that thang
like who's the 'ish ♪

- I liked you better
when you were a coin!

- Ah!
Not again!

- ♪ Baby, move your butt,
butt, butt ♪

♪ I think I'll sing it again

These prats just won't
stay dead.

- ♪ Let me see that thong

- Because they're not
Hell weapons.

- ♪ That thong, thong,
thong, thong, thong ♪

- Oh, thank God!
- Come on!

- You got to get
over yourself.

So 49% of life is crappy.

Fine.
51% isn't.

And that's the 2%
that's worth fighting for.

- And how can you be so sure?

- 'Cause I am that 2%.

I'm the product
of complete and utter chaos.

I mean, my dad time-traveled
to his high-school reunion

and then slept with his ex
in a broom closet.

I don't think it gets much
more chaotic than that.

- And then he tried
to erase you from existence.

- But out of all of that
insanity, I got a dad.

And I love him.

And life is messy, but that's
what makes it beautiful.

- You want to go make
a real mess?

- We can't let them out.
- We can't keep them in.

- Then why not destroy them?

Now grab a Hell weapon,

and let's drop the curtain
on these bloody Encores!

- Hey, need a hand?

- I should've been here
with you.

- You're wild
and unpredictable,

just how we like you.

- I guess it's time for me
to stand up to my sister

once and for all.

- Well, you're gonna need this.

Good luck, Captain.

- Gideon, reboot Fate Protocol!

Gideon!
Gideon!

- It's over, Lachesis.

Our whole lives,
you humiliated me.

You made me feel so small.

I tried to run away,
and you hunted me down.

- What do you want?

- And all that time...

I thought that I needed
your forgiveness.

But it turns out, it's you
who needs forgiveness.

I forgive you.

- You, who have left me
with nothing.

I gave you back your power.

I gave you back
your immortality.

When you destroyed our Loom,
we all lost that gift.

I was a god!

Now I'm...

I'm nothing.

- You're not nothing.

You're a human.

- And that means that
you only have one life to live.

Now, don't go wasting that

trying to keep everything
under your control.

- All right,
that should do her.

- Hola, konnichiwa, bonjour,

ni hao, ciao, marhabaan,
zdravstvuyte.

- What's she doing?
- English detected.

Hello, what is your name,
Captain?

- Captain?
Ooh, I like that.

- Working on Giddy
without me?

- We tried comming you this
morning, but you didn't answer.

- Oh, uh...

- Broken eye contact,
flush cheeks?

Mm!

- I mean, that's not fair.

I can't keep a secret
from myself.

- What are we keeping a secret?

- Well, bro,
when a man and a woman

love each other very much--

- Are you talking about sex
with Nate?

That's not a secret.

Now, you and John,
that's a secret.

- Behrad!
- Behrad, nice.

- Hey, what's...

What's happening?
- It's fine. I'm--

- You're not fine.

You're bleeding!

- It's me.

By being here I'm causing
a temporal disturbance,

and it's killing you.

- What does that mean?

- It means there's
two timelines

fighting for control
of Behrad's life,

and in mine, you're dead.

I have to go back
in the totem.

- Uh-uh.
No way.

Behrad-jan...

it's my turn to save you.

- Can I text you in a totem?

- No, there's
no technology allowed.

Not even, like, a pager.

I'm gonna miss you...

so much.

- Me too.

- You know I have
to do this, right?

- Yeah.

- I just wish...

I wish I was leaving you
with some...

something...

You--you are, and you have.

I mean...

I've lost everything
at Heyworld--

all of our memories,

but you brought
those back to me.

Now I get to remember
the woman I love forever.

No regrets.

- No regrets.

- Hey.

It's not fair.
We only just got you back.

- Yeah, there has to be
something that we can do.

- You already did.

You found me
and brought me home.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Wait, there are two of them?

- Mick.

- So, uh...

how are you gonna get back?

- Totem Master, remember?

Bye, guys.

- I need so many drinks.

- Yeah.

I know the perfect place.

We're The Smell.

Now welcome to the best show
of your lives, you wankers!

♪ Welcome to my cul-de-sac,
friend ♪

♪ That's a street
that ends in a circle ♪

♪ The thing about circles
is they never end ♪

♪ So our friendship
can be universal ♪

♪ It's Mr. Parker's
cul-de-sac ♪

♪ Mr. Parker's cul-de-sac

- Weren't they dead?

- I mean, who hasn't died?

- Whoa.

- Hey.

Finally, some time travel.
- Mm.

- I can't believe Charlie is
the lead singer of The Smell.

That's insane.
They're my favorite.

Oh, and the Runaways.
We can go see them next.

- It's a school night.
How about the weekend?

Yeah.

- ♪ Mr. Parker's cul-de-sac

- Excuse me, boss.

♪ Cul-de-sac

So, what's next for you, love?

- I guess I'll give life
above ground a fair shot.

- Ah, New York, Paris, Tokyo?

- I was thinking
about this haunted house

out in the sticks.

Were you, now?

- Got my rent covered.

- Aha.

Finally.

All right, then.

Cheers.

- ♪ So, if you're looking
for a friend that's new ♪

♪ A friend like you

♪ Welcome
to my cul-de-sac, friend ♪

♪ It's a street
that goes on forever ♪

♪ Mr. Parker's cul-de-sac

♪ Mr. Parker's cul-de-sac

♪ Mr. Parker's cul-de-sac

- That's my girl!

- Guys, guys, guys, guys.
I can taste the moon.

- And that's enough of these.

- All right, all right.

We came, we partied,
we conquered,

and now it's time to go--
it's time to go home.

- Home!
- Whoo-hoo!

- Actually, guys...

I think this is the end
of the line for me.

- What?
- Wait, what?

- For reals?
- Yeah.

It's time for me
to just stay put for once

and set down some roots.

- All right, well,
if you ever need anything--

and I mean anything--
you know where to find us.

- Thanks, Captain.

Once a Legend...

- Always a Legend.
- Thank you.

Well, come on, all of you!

- Get in here!

- Oh, I love you!

I'm really gonna miss you guys.
- We'll miss you.

- All right, come on.
Get out of here!

Go and enjoy your vacations.
- Whoo!

- You've earned it.
- Whoo!

both: Vacation!
Vacaciones!

- Vacation!
- I really like this spot.

- I think I'm gonna text Dion,
or is that too desperado?

- This is why
I don't have a phone.

- Greg, move your head!