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[♪ "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" playing]

[tour guide] ...used to stand here all day,

just hoping for a glimpse of Elvis.

But today, we get to go inside and see how the king lived.

In 1957, a 22-year-old Elvis Presley

gave his parents $100,000

and charged them with finding a farmhouse-like property

with enough space around it to ensure his privacy.

Three months later, Elvis's parents found Graceland.

♪ To a bright summer day ♪

♪ When I kissed you and called you... ♪

Welcome to the iconic Jungle Room.

Hey, did you hear the news that a bus full of Elvis impersonators

actually crashed on their way to an Elvis convention?

♪ Shall I come back again? ♪

He'd sometimes spend weeks on end here in the TV room.

Elvis also spent a lot of time in his bedroom upstairs.

But unfortunately, there are still areas of the house

that are off-limits except to family.

So, unless you're Priscilla in disguise...

[tour guide chuckles]

[♪ song concludes]

[door creaking open]

[TV playing in background]

- [Mom] You get my Pringles? - Yeah, I got 'em.

Hmm. They change anything on the tour?

They changed the Jungle Room joke.

[Mom sighs]

- [TV playing faintly] - [pills rattling]

Here, take 'em with food, please.

Oh. [scoffs]

You. I asked for sour cream and onion.

Yeah, well, I like salt and vinegar.

Guess you do.

Need anything else?

Annie, what was the new joke, huh?

[sighs] A group of Elvis impersonators crashed.

- Mm-hmm. - They were all shook up.

[laughing]

I'll see you later. Don't forget your pills.

[door opens]

[door closes]

[♪ gentle music playing]

[door creaking open]

Mom, I'm back.

[door closes]

Mom?

[TV playing faintly]

Are you awake?

Mom?

Mom!

She was the first in her family to step foot outside the county,

attending the University of Tennessee, and later, Duke Medical School.

Sadly, her mental health caused her to retreat

from her once-promising path...

[♪ gentle music playing]

- [patient coughing] - Um, just, um...

patient's had a persistent cough since April.

Um, no history of, um, smoking or any lung issues.

Patient's likely, um...

I think I'd-- I'd r-recommend

- that he, um... - [clearing throat]

Oh, I see here that the patient is on ACE inhibitors

for hypertension, which can cause a dry cough.

Let's talk to your team about switching meds.

[teacher] That's right.

Annie, why don't you take the next one?

[softly] Okay.

- Hello. - Hi.

Uh, my name is Annie Clay.

I'm a third-year medical student working with Dr. Talcott today.

- [patient] Okay. - What seems to be the problem?

Yeah, I have this intense pain in my lower leg,

uh, like a cramp, but much, much worse.

Is this due to any trauma, like a physical injury?

- Do you mind if I-- - No. Yeah. Oh.

Um, no, I, uh, uh, was at work,

and, um, I was sitting at my desk, and all of a sudden, it just...

- Yeah. - [clearing throat] Um...

Uh, I...

I'm gonna recommend, um...

It-- I-- w-we should get you tested for deep vein thrombosis.

It's, um, if-- you might be at risk

if you're sedentary for long periods of time.

And, um... [wincing]

we could get you an ultrasound and put you on...

- [Dr. Talcott] Annie? Annie! - [items clattering]

- Someone get a gurney. - ...anticoagulants.

[Dr. Talcott] Pinch your breath. Lie down.

- I'm okay, I'm okay. - [Dr. Talcott] Okay.

[sighs deeply]

[security] Excuse me?

[sniffling]

Hello?

Ma'am? Excuse me?

[Annie sighing, sniffling]

Sorry, but, uh, we not having any more visitors today.

Okay... Okay.

I'm Gayle Edwards. I'm Graceland Security.

- [sniffling] - You can't park here.

Okay. Okay.

- You okay, kid? - No, I'm not.

No, I, uh...

[sighs]

[sniffling] I just dropped out of medical school.

I have no family and no job,

and I don't know what I'm gonna do, and I don't even know why I'm here.

I just drove here, and I... [sighs]

I will move my car.

[car starting]

You know what?

The old-ass tour guides here keep droppin' dead.

[scoffs]

You know anything about Elvis?

[exhales sharply]

Too much.

[sniffling]

Why?

Alright, welcome.

In 1957, Elvis Presley gave his parents $100,000

to find him a farmhouse-like property

with enough space around it to ensure his privacy.

To protect the privacy of his home,

Elvis installed a security wall as well as a two-way mirror

at the top of his stairs so he could see who was in his house.

To this day, the upper levels remain off-limits.

And did you hear about the bus of Elvis impersonators

that actually crashed on its way to an Elvis convention?

No? Well, luckily, no one was injured,

but we did hear they were all shook up.

- [tourists laughing] - [chuckles] Alright.

We're not gonna get in trouble?

No, no, nobody knows.

Isn't it beautiful?

Wow.

It's like my Graceland paradise.

You know, I bet we could see parts of the river from here.

- For real? - Mm-hmm. Let me adjust the latitude.

Oh, yep, there. And parts of Arkansas.

Look.

[♪ "Memphis, Tennessee" by Wanda Jackson playing]

Wow. How'd you get so smart, kid?

[clicking tongue] Man!

- [horses nickering] - Hi, guys.

[whispers] You're my favorite, but don't tell any of them.

That's between you and me, okay?

- [horse smacking lips] - Oh!

[smacking lips]

Regardless of whose home Graceland actually was,

it's the place that Elvis Presley felt the safest in the world.

[reporters speaking indistinctly over phones]

[Gayle Edwards] Annie!

What is going on? Ev-- Why--

- Have you seen the news? - No.

[reporter] [over phone] ...three hours ago,

what scientists are calling a massive mega caldera,

- or super volcano... - [tourist 1] I said we're leaving.

I don't give a fuck about getting a refund.

[tourist 2] No, I know. You're right, I'm sorry.

- [person 1] [in video] What is that? - [reporters continue speaking over phones]

Oh, my God! Get away from the edge!

Get away from the edge! Get away from the edge!

[person 2] ...I would say we played a fucking role...

[person 3] ...America, I know you're aware of the situation we now face...

[♪ dramatic music playing]

Gayle, look at me. You need to go across the street

to the visitor center and get everything you can.

Clothing, candles, food that doesn't need to be refrigerated.

- Whatever you can carry. - Okay, are you serious right now?

- Yes! - I mean, where am I supposed

- to put all that? - The basement, the TV room.

- Okay. Okay, okay. Move, move, move! - Go. Go, go, go.

[expert] [over phone] You're not thinking about this correctly.

- It's not a wave... - [president] I'm telling you this

so that you can make decisions based on where you wanna be right now

and who you wanna be with.

This position that I have held, I didn't always want it.

Most certainly didn't always like it.

But it has-- it's provided me access

to people all over this country.

And one thing has constantly struck me as true.

That despite all the ugliness in our world...

despite our tendency to focus on the grotesque...

and the conflict, despite all of that...

you... you are inherently decent.

[Annie grunting]

[gasps] Oh, Jesus!

Okay, I got a shit ton of stuff from the restaurant.

- Can you help me unload the cart? - Take that.

- Uh, okay. - Okay. I'll go get everything.

Ooh. [grunting]

- Careful, careful. - Ooh, this is killing my back.

[exhales] Okay. You can do this, Gayle.

[breathing heavily]

[loud rumbling]

- [loud boom, crashing] - Oh!

[alarm ringing]

- [loud crashing] - Ahh!

- [glass shattering] - Oh, shit! Oh, God.

[horses whinnying]

[Annie breathing heavily]

Oh, you guys. I'm so sorry,

but it's not safe here for you anymore.

- Go. Go. - [horse neighing]

Go!

[birds squawking]

[squawking continues]

♪

- [siren wailing] - [car honking]

[tires screeching]

[Gayle] Annie.

[birds squawking]

Holy shit.

We don't have much time.

[reporter] [over phone] If you are in a metropolitan area,

get to a fallout shelter or [distorted] underground as you can.

[phone glitching]

[electricity buzzing]

[Annie] Oh, my God, come on.

[lights shattering]

[panicked breathing]

- [electricity powering down] - [Gayle exclaiming]

- [Annie] Gayle! - [Gayle exclaiming]

Gayle!

[Gayle] Ah! [wincing] Mm!

- Ooh. Mm-mm. - [Annie clearing throat]

[Annie] How's the-- how's the leg this morning?

- [Gayle] Not good. - [Annie] 'Kay, scale of one to 10,

- how's the pain? - Seventy-four.

[Gayle groaning]

- Alright, I'll check it. - [Gayle groaning]

[whispering] Let me see.

- [Annie sucking air] - [Gayle whimpering]

So, even though I reset the bone, we need to...

- Yeah, I'm concerned about the infection. - [flashlight clicking]

We need to keep the wound and the stitches clean.

Why are the batteries still not working?

[clicking]

I don't know.

- You supposed to be the smart one. - [sighs]

I'm the hot one. Oh!

- Breathe. Take a deep breath. - [groaning]

I'm the hot one. You're the smart one.

[Gayle sighs]

We should go up on the roof.

- Mm. - See what's happening.

- No, we can't expose ourselves. - No.

I'm pretty sure, had there been a nuclear explosion,

we would've heard it.

[Gayle grunting softly]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[exhales sharply]

[people shouting]

[gasps]

- [gunshot] - [woman screaming]

- [gunshots] - [gasps]

[distant explosion]

- [booming, rumbling] - Oh!

Bomb?

No, I don't think so.

I think it's a chemical plant.

You know, if you just leave 'em sitting there, they...

- Boom. - Yeah.

[Gayle] Mm.

[Gayle clearing throat]

- Hi. - [Gayle groaning]

- How you feeling? - Oh.

I've been better, kid.

- [Gayle straining softly] - [whispering] Let me help you.

- There you go. - [sighs] Thank you.

- [Gayle sighs] - [Annie clearing throat]

- [squelching] - Oh.

Hey, it-- it looks a lot worse than it is.

Mm-hmm. Okay.

Trust me, it just-- it just needs some time.

Mm.

- [sniffling] - You know, I've, um,

I went searching through the house and I found something

that I think might cheer you up.

I don't know if you're ready.

Oh! [snickering]

[both laughing]

- [coughing] - [both continue laughing]

[imitating Elvis] Are you lookin' at me?

You be lookin' at me?

[laughing] What? You did him so corny.

[imitating Elvis] Thank you. Thank you very much.

[laughter continues]

[Gayle breathing heavily]

[exhaling sharply, grunting]

[Annie] [whispering] Fuck.

[Gayle] Can I ask you a question?

Mm-hmm.

If it's summer, why is it fucking freezing?

Looks like the ash cloud's blotting out the sun.

For how long?

[exhales sharply] I don't know.

I don't know.

[Gayle] Annie? [shivering]

[Annie] I'm here, I'm here, I'm here.

[Gayle] We have-- have to build a fire.

[Annie] We can't. The smoke will draw too much attention.

There are no more of his fur coats or capes for us to wear.

[Gayle shivering]

Don't waste that stuff on me.

You think I'm trying to keep you warm?

This is for both of us.

It's gonna be okay.

[Gayle continues shivering]

[Gayle breathing shallowly]

[weakly] Annie.

- Hm? - Annie.

Yeah?

I think what you did worked.

I'm-- I'm not cold anymore.

You did it.

You saved me.

How'd you get so smart, kid?

[whispering] My mom was the smart one.

She's... she's watching you.

And she's so proud of you.

[whispering] You're doing so good, Gayle. You're doing so good.

[sniffling]

[♪ somber music playing]

[wind whooshing]

[inaudible]

[clearing throat]

[muttering softly]

[locks clicking]

[birdsong]

[water dripping]

[laughing]

[♪ gentle music playing]

[laughing]

[whispering] You're so beautiful.

[aircraft whirring]

[aircraft continues whirring]

[vehicle rumbling]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[exhales]

[motorcycle rumbling]

Shit.

[vehicles continue rumbling]

[breathing heavily]

[banging]

[person 1] Open can of beans, fresh. Someone's here.

[person 2] Dining room's clear.

[person 3] A lot of rooms back here.

[whispering] Oh, my God.

[Annie panting]

[whispering] Okay.

[door opens]

[person 3] This room's clear too!

[person in room] Looks like they jumped out the balcony.

[person 2] Not here either.

[shouting] No!

I'm not alone! There's others here.

- And they're armed! - Hey! Hey!

[Annie panting]

[breathing heavily]

How we looking down there, boys?

- [person 3] One set of utensils, one bed. - Hey!

- [person 3] She's alone. - [person 4] Mm-hm.

Okay.

Now, can we please start over?

[spitting]

Okay. Where are the cars?

Stop.

Stop.

[sighs]

Elvis had a shit ton of cars and we wanna see 'em.

I-- I don't-- I don't know. I don't know where they are.

Um, we had some here.

The others were across the street in the exhibit hall,

but I haven't been there in years. I don't--

[person in room] You too.

[grunting]

They call me Link.

We'll do intros later.

Come here, sit.

It's, um, a peace offering. You look cold.

How'd you get to Graceland?

I was a tour guide here when it all happened.

You've been here alone the entire time?

[sighs]

Looks like you never built a fire.

I didn't want anyone to see the smoke.

I didn't want anyone to know I was here.

Smart.

[coat buttons popping]

- Well... - [coat unzipping]

...I absolutely love what you've done with the place.

[sighs]

It must have been hard being here... on your own.

I've been alone before.

Must have been hard all the same.

[piano glissing]

[♪ begins playing "Fur Elise"]

I really must insist we get this thing tune--

- [thud] - [piano keys smashing]

Fuck. [groaning] Jesus Christ.

[grunting]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

- [banging] - [Link] Fuck! Oh!

- I wasn't gonna hurt you, okay? - [banging]

- [person] Enough for all of us. - [faint indistinct chatter]

[groaning softly]

[faint sizzling]

[sighs]

[Link] Yeah, Geiger, next time, pick a smaller boar to kill.

[Geiger] Hey, man, you guys said get enough for everybody, so I don't know.

[sizzling]

[sighs]

[Geiger] I'm gonna give it to you straight, but I want you

to keep an open mind about it.

This is the deal, alright? We jack a sailboat.

- [person 1] Already a bad start. [person 2] Terrible start.

No, just hear me out!

- [Link clearing throat] - [chattering stops]

- Chef's making bacon. - Wild boar.

Still qualifies. Sit.

Little appetizer.

You were in that room for three days.

Eat. Drink.

Alright? You can relax. We're not the bad guys.

Though I will admit to not being my best self

since the grade-two concussion you gave the best piano player

this place has seen in years.

[chuckles]

[clearing throat]

So, the good news, after three years,

things are better out there than you think.

I asked you your name before, but you spat on me.

- Twice. - Yes, twice. Thank you, Geiger.

This is Geiger. He's great at counting.

You got a name?

Annie.

- Annie, my name is-- - [Annie] Link.

Yeah, you said.

Hm. Left a mark.

A little about me, since I don't exactly have Instagram anymore,

when the shit hit the fan, I was living in Louisville.

Dropped out of college, got a job at REI,

and I heard the words "super volcano" and "ash cloud" on the news,

and I grabbed as much North Face swag as I possibly could.

Everyone else was making a run, you know, for guns

and for toilet paper, while I was shoving

Antarctic-rated sleeping bags in my Ford Focus.

Saved my life.

No, I saved your life.

It's my story, Geiger. Can I tell it for once?

I'm just asking for a little fidelity to the truth, partner.

I mean, when I found you,

you were in a sleeping bag crying like a toddler.

- [Link] Mm. - [Geiger] So, let's not make it out

like you were Richard Hatch or something.

- Richard Hatch is-- - Yeah, I know.

- He won the first season of Survivor. - [Chef] Oh.

[Geiger] Nice.

Anyway, Geiger here fed me.

Not because he loved me instantly,

but because he needed another set of hands.

Go ahead.

We tell this story a lot. This is his part.

I was recruiting a crew to go around

and safely shut down all the nuclear power plants.

There's 94 in the country. All of them are just meltdowns

waiting to happen if they're abandoned.

- And that's job one. - [Link] Yeah.

We've been everywhere this side of Mississippi

that isn't underwater.

So, how much do you know about what happened?

Best we can--

Actually, well, this is Urkel's section.

- We call him-- we call him Urkel because-- - If she knew Richard Hatch,

- I'm guessing she can crack Urkel. - [Chef chuckles]

[Urkel] Thanks. Best we can tell,

volcanic eruption didn't just create a tsunami

that flooded the coastal areas.

It was so intense, the ash cloud

went into the stratosphere and circled the Earth,

cooling the planet by 20 degrees or more.

I have a theory that one of the world powers

had a secret EMP device that knocked out all electronics.

- I mean, anything with a battery... - Alright, alright, alright.

Don't let him go down the EMP road,

otherwise, you'll be praying for another tsunami.

- Trust me. - [softly] We'll talk.

Upshot is...

it was bad. It was really fucking bad.

We believe that we lost two-thirds of the U.S. population,

the first 40% from the tsunami that hit the coast,

the next 27% from, I don't know, societal collapse, starvation.

Any survivors that we meet now are people in groups

who have figured out how to work together,

and most importantly, how to grow food in these conditions.

And speaking of!

Hey, Big Papi here was impressed with your plant in the window.

Yeah. Needs more light, though.

So, you guys, where can I get some motherfucking bacon?

- [group chuckles] - [Chef] Boom.

Ooh, yeah. Ah, man, I love this.

[Link] Hey.

You don't have to hide in your room.

Okay?

Hopefully, you don't mind having a few new roommates

for the next few days.

We'll be out of your hair soon.

Spring break can't last forever.

[♪ light music playing]

[group chattering]

[laughter and chatter continue]

[Urkel] [laughing] Holy shit!

The King does not disappoint, gentlemen.

Alright, let's see what we got.

You feeling that, that's yours.

[tools cranking]

[indistinct chatter]

Don't worry, ma'am. We're not gonna take 'em.

Just some parts. Cars are pretty much worthless now.

- [tools cranking] - [Link] [wincing] Ah, fucker.

- [Gator] You alright? - [Link] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- [Gator] Good? - Yeah, yeah. It's fine.

[Geiger] The only access in here is from the south.

I think we should stage here, set up a perimeter.

This place is gonna be seriously fortified.

Do we have the firepower? Yes.

Even if we get in, how are we gonna find her?

Hey, we're just planning our next road trip.

[Link clearing throat]

- [Link sniffling] - Okay.

[pills rattling]

Yeah, we, uh, we all take those. Preventative.

- Potassium iodide? - Yeah.

You know, this is only good for hyperthyroidism.

It doesn't help with radiation exposure.

Thanks, we know.

How long your wrist been like that?

Couple months.

You know, saving the world, it gets rough sometimes.

[sighs] It hurts, but I can manage.

I think it's just a scaphoid fracture.

- What? - It's a small bone near the base

of your thumb. I can reset it.

- Come here. - Yeah? If...

My hands are cold, but just...

Yeah, okay.

Ye-- Oof. Yeah, you have to find the bone,

and then kind of just, like,

- knock it back into place. - [cracking]

- [Link wincing] - Sorry, you okay?

- Yeah. - [chuckles]

- Oof. - I'll-- I'll make you a splint,

but you should probably try not to use it for the next few weeks.

Alright.

Thanks.

[wincing softly]

[♪ hopeful music playing]

[chuckles softly]

You remember this place?

I can't wait to hear about all your adventures. Come on.

It looks like you've been through a lot.

I missed you so much. [chuckles]

[insects chirping]

[door opens]

Sorry, I didn't know anyone was up here.

No. Uh, I hope this is okay.

I'll-- I'll move it back when I'm done.

Yeah.

I wondered if we'd ever see the stars again

after that ash cloud was up there.

Do you ever see any satellites? They look like shooting stars.

They're all starting to fall out of the sky now.

[Annie chuckles]

[Annie grunts]

I have.

Yeah, I wondered why there were so many shooting stars.

[Link chuckles softly]

[whispering] Satellites.

Of course.

Man, I used to fucking love telescopes.

Outer space.

Went to Florida when I was a kid.

And my sister would not stop going on and on

about Disney World,

but I was way more hyped on Cape Canaveral.

- You ever been? - Mm-mm.

No? Aw, man, it was the shit.

I mean, it's not there anymore since...

[whooshing] ...over a decade ago.

How old are you?

It's hard to keep track, but I think I turned...

25 this year?

You're 25?

- Wow. - I mean, it's been a rough few years.

It's not easy to maintain a skincare routine.

No, I think it's just the beard.

Well, the beard makes me look like a leader.

The beard makes you look like Charles Manson.

[snickering]

Okay.

That was me my freshman year of college.

[chuckles] Oh, wow. You're a baby.

- Yep. - Cute.

- You can keep it if you want. - [chuckles]

Thank you.

Why do they call you Link?

It's the main guy from Zelda.

[laughing]

Yeah. We seem like a bunch of bad-asses,

but we're actually just a bunch of nerds who outlasted the popular kids.

- I kinda got that. - [laughing]

Well, we are in fact leaving tomorrow.

We're part of this bigger group of people

going out west to try and restart the world.

I gotta be in St. Louis by next week.

Why are you going up to St. Louis if you're heading west?

Because you don't want to be crossing the river into Arkansas.

It's not so bad anymore, but...

there's still some bad pockets.

Like, you see right over there?

- See just across the river? - Mm-hmm.

That's a bad pocket.

So, since it's our last night,

what are your dinner plans?

Because there's this new place just opened up downstairs,

and they just got a new chef last week

who's just completely revamped the menu.

[Urkel] Okay? At least I look sharp.

- [Geiger speaking indistinctly] - I look sharp, you're in a sweatshirt.

It says, "Do good," though.

All the costumes in this house, that's what you grab.

- You guys, you're both pretty. - [Urkel] Whoa!

- [Geiger] [whistling] Wow. - Stop.

- [Gator clearing throat] - [Geiger] You look nice, Annie.

- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.

It smells great down here.

Oh, Link will be here in a minute.

- [Annie] Mm. - She takes a while to get dressed.

[laughter]

[drinks pouring]

- [Chef] One for the lady. - [Geiger] Oh, there she is!

Cinderella!

[group cheering]

Yeah?

- Yeah? Alright. Alright, assholes. - [overlapping chatter]

Alright, shut the fuck up.

- Isn't she pretty? - [Link laughing]

- [Geiger] She's so lovely. - [Urkel] Oh, my God.

- [laughter and chatter] - Wow.

Wow. You, uh...

- You look really pretty. - Thank you.

So, what do you think?

Uh, I...

I was wrong, I-- I miss the beard.

[laughter]

[Geiger] Ouch.

One for the prettiest boy at the table.

[laughter]

[Link] Thank you. Alright, alright.

A big thank you to our lovely host.

Cheers.

- [all] Cheers. - [glasses clinking]

'Kay, Annie. One thing you miss, one thing you don't.

- Mm. - [Annie] What?

Oh, it's a game we play when we meet people.

So, we ask you to pick one good thing that you miss from before...

- Mm. - ...and one thing that you don't.

Urkel, show her. What do you miss?

[sighs] I miss watching the Mets.

[Link] Alright, and what don't you miss?

Watching the Mets.

- [laughter] - [Link] And there you have it.

So, how about you?

Ooh. [sighs] Um...

I don't know.

Come on. Nothing?

There isn't anything that you miss from before?

I miss the beard, that's--

- Miss the beard... - [laughter]

- [Urkel] Touché. - Touché.

Come on, now that's a cop-out. Come on, what?

[sighs]

It's all good. It's all good.

- It's-- it's not meant to be a stressor. - No, I-- you know, I miss

- giving tours here. - Okay.

At Graceland. Um...

The world was a-- it was a hard place for me before.

And when I was giving tours here,

I just knew exactly what to say.

It was a safe place for me.

Me and Elvis, this was our safest place in the world.

[light chuckles]

[clearing throat] Alright, then let's, uh, let's do it.

What?

After dinner, you-- you take us on a tour.

- Uh... [exhales sharply] - [Geiger] That's a great idea.

- Mm-hmm. - [Geiger] Tour. Tour. Tour.

[group chanting] Tour. Tour. Tour. Tour. Tour. Tour. Tour.

You're gonna have to feed me first, though.

- [Link] Yeah. Yeah. - I'm not-- not giving a tour for nothin'.

[laughter]

In 1957, a 22-year-old Elvis gave his parents $100,000

and charged them with the mission of finding a piece of property

that was large enough to secure his privacy.

Three months later, Elvis's parents found Graceland.

He installed a security wall at the top of the stairs

as well as a two-way mirror-- you can come, [chuckles]--

so that he could see whoever was in his house.

[voice fading] To this day, he remains the number-one...

[♪ gentle music playing]

The three doesn't match because he got really mad

at what Walter Cronkite said once, and he shot the TV.

[♪ gentle music continues playing]

[inaudible]

This is the iconic Jungle Room.

Hey, did you hear about the bus of Elvis impersonators

that crashed on its way to an Elvis convention?

Luckily, no one was injured. Don't worry.

But we did hear that they were all shook up.

Wow, was this recently?

No, it's a...

it's a joke.

Uh, Elvis has a song, "All Shook Up."

Oh. Yeah, I did not-- Sorry, I--

[chuckles] I never really listened to his music.

Okay.

It's funny, that, uh...

- That joke usually did really well. - Yeah?

[chuckles]

- Anyway, uh... - [chuckles]

...sorry to end our tour on such a lame note.

[Link sniffling]

Uh, what was your, uh, what was your favorite song?

- Oh, my God. - I don't know.

What? You don't know?

You've memorized all these facts about Elvis,

and about his house, and about his horses.

And you don't know your favorite song?

Yeah, memorizing... facts about something else is just easier.

Easier than what?

It's, um...

I think that it's very impressive.

Everything that you've done here.

"Are You Lonesome Tonight?"

Um...

maybe, but less than usual.

[sighs]

What?

I mean, loneliness, it's just a-- it's a weird thing to think about.

I mean, we're-- we're all probably lonely,

but we've just been surviving for so long that we--

no one really acknowledges it, you know?

[chuckles softly]

"Are You Lonesome Tonight?" is my favorite Elvis song.

Oh.

- [laughing] - Right.

So, I-- again, yeah, I, um...

- [chuckles] - Guess I am not really an Elvis guy.

[whispering] This is it.

[whispering] Oh, this is weird.

[sobbing]

[sniffling]

- Sorry. - [whispering] No.

[inhales sharply]

[sobbing]

[sobbing continues]

- Sorry. - No. No, no, no, no, no, no.

It's okay. It's okay.

[sighs, sniffles]

It's... [chuckles, sniffles]

- It's been a while. - [both laughing]

Yeah. Yeah.

[sobbing]

[sniffling]

[sighs deeply] Um...

[♪ gentle music playing]

♪ Oh ♪

♪ My love ♪

[Link laughing]

- ♪ My love ♪ - [Annie] Does that hurt?

[Link] No.

[Annie] [whispering] Oh, my God, there's so many.

♪ My love ♪

♪ My darling ♪

- [Link] I can't... - [Annie laughing]

[Link] ...make it smooth.

- Are you okay? Are you okay? - [laughing] Yeah.

♪ Your touch ♪

♪ Alone ♪

[Annie] [whispering] Why are you laughing?

[Annie laughing]

♪ And time ♪

♪ Goes by ♪

♪ So slowly ♪

- [Link moaning lightly] - [Annie breathing heavily, laughing]

♪ Can do so much ♪

♪ Are you ♪

♪ Still mine ♪

- [kisses smacking] - [Link moaning softly]

♪ I need your love ♪

[Annie] The '70s are back.

[both laughing]

♪ I need your love ♪

[Link] Where's your scars, huh? You got any?

[Annie] Yes, actually, I do.

It's really painful, still.

Right here.

Where? I don't see anything.

Jimmy James. Broke my heart.

- Oh, for God's sake. - [laughing]

- How old was it? - Fifth grade.

- Fifth grade? - [both laughing]

I'll never forgive him.

- [both chuckle] - Fucking Jimmy James.

- You don't get it? - No, what?

That was a reference to Jaws.

Oh. I've n-- I never saw Jaws.

- You haven't seen Jaws? - No.

Did you even have a life before the world shut down?

[laughing] No.

Why are you really here?

So, you know how Urkel has his EMP theory?

Mm-hmm.

All electronic devices were wiped out,

but we found that some vintage parts still work.

Mm-hmm.

So, we figured that we ought to check out Elvis's old decommissioned cars,

I don't know, see if we could salvage anything useful for a trip to Colorado.

Colorado?

There's a bunker out there. We're convinced of it.

But not just any bunker, a full underground city.

I mean, this place has supplies that don't exist anywhere else.

Airplanes and electrical grids,

energy sources that can help jump-start the world.

But it's more than that.

There's something there, something that nobody knows about.

Something so dangerous.

I'd try and explain it to you,

but trust me, you wouldn't understand.

And I-- I don't mean that as an insult.

No, I get it. It's a-- a giant shark.

- Yeah. - [both laughing]

How did you know?

- [kiss smacking] - [Annie] And it's gonna eat you alive.

[both laughing]

Come with us.

[Annie sighs]

Come restart the world with me, Annie.

- You know how dramatic that sounds? - [laughing]

You're smiling. Is that a yes?

- [blowing raspberry] - Is that a yes?

[both laughing]

[birdsong]

[footsteps approaching]

[knocking]

[Link] Hey, Annie, it's me. You in there?

[knocking]

The guys are saying that we have to go,

but, uh, I can tell them that you need another minute

to get your things.

Annie, I know this is hard, and I know that it's scary,

but I really think that you should come with us.

I really, really want you to come with me.

[whispering] I can't.

- [door rattling] - Annie, come on.

Link, it's time to go.

- Alright, wait. - [knocking]

- Annie, come on. - [Geiger] Listen, man.

I don't wanna sound like a dick,

- but we got shit to do, brother. - Annie, come on, open the door.

- Annie, come on. - Link, come on.

Let her go!

Hey, listen to me!

Settle down.

You're the one who's been going on and on about this bunker

and the fate of the world.

This is not the time to be catching feelings.

Now listen, we've gotta get to the bunker.

- Yes. - We gotta get inside,

and we've got to kill Alex.

Right?

One minute. Then we gotta get going.

Okay.

[wincing] Fuck.

- What's the matter? - [wincing]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, stand up.

Head up. Put your head back. Pinch your nose.

Pinch your nose.

Here, hold that.

- I'm fine. I got it. - You alright?

'Kay, I'm gonna buy a couple minutes with the guys, alright?

Then we gotta go.

[Link] Annie, please.

- Annie, come on. - [knocking]

I really want you to come with me.

Annie? Annie?

[motorcycles rumbling]

[♪ soft music playing]

[inhales deeply]

♪ Wise men say ♪

♪ Only fools rush in ♪

♪ But I can't help ♪

♪ Falling in love ♪

♪ With you ♪

[clearing throat]

♪ Wise men say ♪

♪ Only fools rush in ♪

♪ But I can't help ♪

♪ Falling in love ♪

♪ With you ♪

♪ But I can't help ♪

♪ Falling in love ♪

♪ With you ♪

♪ But I can't help ♪

- [loud rumbling] - ♪ Falling in love ♪

- [explosion booming] - ♪ With you ♪

♪ Ohh ♪

[singer vocalizing]

[♪ music swelling]

♪

♪ And I can't help ♪

♪ Falling in love ♪

♪ With you ♪

♪ Ohh ♪

[singer vocalizing]

♪

[♪ music intensifying]

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