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- Turn on first floor.

First floor on.

- Connect phone.

Phone connected.

Hey, Lace.

I stopped by today to get
the rest of my things.

Some of the stuff we bought
together so, I don't know.

Keep it, I guess.

I left the keys in the kitchen.

I'm sorry, I wish we
could talk face to face.

I wish you would just.

A woman
alone in her home,

an emotionally distraught ex.

A crime of passion or
something much more sinister?

We discuss today

on "Something to Stalk About".

Are you ready for this one, Max?

Lay it on me, Gen.

Have you ever
had a bad breakup?

I'm talking volatile.

Ms. Genesis,
have you met me?

I run into red flags
like a bull in Spain.

- Amen to that.

So, no, I
haven't the faintest idea

of what you would mean.

Today's story
is about a young woman

that just got out of
a bad relationship.

Her partner was mentally
abusive, serial cheater.

- Check, check.

And worst of all.

Don't say it.

Unemployed.

- And double check.

The subject
of our story was

just getting accustomed
to living alone

after a tumultuous breakup.

It never
ends well, does it?

- Maxwell, are
you forgetting what
podcast you're on?

With encouragement from
friends and family,

Olivia finally gets the courage

to kick this sucker to the curb.

It didn't help that
she was surrounded

by reminders of her toxic ex.

She started throwing
away anything that
reminded her of him,

pictures, jewelry,

anything he ever gave her.

Girl, if a relationship
costs you your peace,

it's too expensive.

Oh, I hear you, Max.

But discovering someone you love

isn't who you
thought they were is

hard to recover from.

All right, all right.

But not when your partner
is a walking plot twist.

Definitely toss those pictures.

But the jewelry?

No, girl, you've
gotta sell that.

And that's when
the text messages started.

You're telling
me this girl didn't

immediately block that deadbeat?

Oh, she did.

The messages came through
from an anonymous number.

I know you're
alone in the house.

Okay, I
just got the chills.

Oh, hold on to your
Prada boots, my friend.

That's just the first text.

You do know
I have to go home

by myself tonight, right?

When have you ever
gone home alone at night?

Okay, what did
the next message say?

I am going to kill you.

Girl, call for help.

She was about
to when she realized

the police would never
get there in time,

especially because

she left the front
door unlocked.

- Tara, is that you?

Why are you doing this?

But by the time
she closed the door,

it was too late.

Her killer was
already in the house.

- Lacy.

What the hell?

Lacy, what are you doing?

- What are you doing?

- You wouldn't answer my call.

- Leave, or I'm
calling the police.

- The police, what?

No, I just wanted to
talk face to face.

- Don't worry, I
got your messages.

But I didn't
send any messages.

- You didn't?
- No.

Please God, I swear.

- Are you okay?

- I'm bleeding pretty bad.

- Stay there, I'll
be right back.

Lacy, open
the door again, please.

Lacy.

Lacy.

So it was her ex, right?

Case closed.

You would think so,

but there was no way
they could be sure.

- Lacy?

Lace?

Babe?

Lace.

A
suspect has been caught

in connection to the
university killer case.

The local man who was killed

last week in a late
night hit and run

on Elm Street has
been identified.

True crime podcast

"Something to Stalk
About" rises to number one

thanks to the show's
host, Genesis Taylor.

Officers
reported to an apparent suicide

this morning.

However, neighbors
suspect the death may be

the result of foul play.

- I am Genesis Taylor,

former television
investigative journalist.

I spent years covering
killers for headlines.

Now, I tell the stories you
were never meant to hear.

Welcome back to "Something
to Stalk About".

Hi, Maxwell.

How you doing?

How's life treating you?

- Well, I don't wanna brag in
front of all of our listeners,

but I'm in love.

- Oh wow, okay.

So for anyone keeping
track at home,

this is the fifth love of
Maxwell's life this year.

- Okay, your tone is very
pointed right now, ma'am.

For your information,
this is only number four.

- Carter, can we run
through the archives

and fact-check that?

- I'm staying out
of all of this.

- I appreciate your
solidarity, Carter.

- You know, just teasing
you, Maxey, baby.

All right, so where'd
you meet this one?

The bodega laundromat?

One of your sister's
ex-boyfriends?

- Oh my God, that was one time

and none of the above.

I met him on an app.

- I thought you deleted
all of those dating apps.

- It is very rude when
you remember things

that I said to you in
a state of frustration.

- So how many times have
you met this gentleman IRL?

- IRL, none.

But we've been
messaging back and forth

over the last three days

and it's getting pretty serious.

And he's a big fan of the show.

- Ooh, well, I like his taste.

So when are we meeting
this gentleman?

- I don't know, his schedule's
really busy now with work,

but he said we can meet late
night one day this week.

- What kind of job does
this gentleman have

that he can only meet late
night one day this week?

- Stop asking me questions

I clearly do not
know the answers to.

- Well, Maxwell, we
cannot be this naive.

Did we or did we not just cover

the Craigslist killer last week?

- You think I'm being
catfished by a stalker?

- All signs point to yeah.

- How flattering.

- We'll be right back.

- Genesis, may I speak
with you for a moment?

- Yeah, yeah, sure.

Uh-oh.

- Everything okay?

- I'm sorry to interrupt
you while you're recording.

I was hoping to catch
you before you started.

- It's fine, what's up?

- The first quarter
ratings are in.

- That bad?

- Oh, don't worry.

The network loves your brand.

They just think that it may
be time to pivot the theme.

We can develop a new show,

or we could repackage
the current one.

But this is likely
the last slate

of "Something to Stalk
About" as we know it.

- Okay, sorry, I just
don't understand.

We've been the number
one podcast on the
network for years.

- The marketplace has shifted.

It's become inundated
with true crime shows

since you started,

shows that are more
sensationalized and graphic.

The consumer is gravitating
toward something more dangerous.

- Okay, well what
about Carter and Max?

- Carter produces a number of
other podcasts on the network.

He'll be fine.

I can't say the
same thing for Max.

- What, Max is great.

- Again, I'm sorry
for interrupting.

I just wanted you to
hear this from me.

- Yeah, okay, thank you
for letting me know.

- The show's had a great run.

You should be very proud.

Okay?

- They put us on the do not
resuscitate list, didn't they?

- I'll figure it out.

And we are back.

Before we get started
on tonight's story,

we told people on our socials

they could call in during
tonight's recording.

So Carter, I think you've
got a few people on standby.

- Yes, we do.

- Caller, you're on the air.

Oh my God,
Gen, I just wanna say

that I love you and Max.

Hey, girl.
- Hey, girl.

- What's your name, caller?

Sherry.

I listen religiously and no lie,

I feel like you guys
have helped save my life.

No, seriously.

This podcast is like a
how to of what not to do

as a single woman living alone.

You know what I mean?

- Well, Sherry, thank you
so much for those words.

It's why we do what we do,

keep our listeners
six feet above.

- Six foot two, preferably.

- Stay safe out there, sis.

Next caller, you're on the air.

Caller?

Longtime
listener, first-time caller.

- I think there may
be a bad connection.

I can
hear you just fine.

- What's your name, caller?

There's blood
on your hands, Genesis.

- Well, your hands
must be shaking

with that voice modulator
and all that heavy breathing.

Are you okay, caller?

- Do we need to send some help?

You exploit
the tragedies of the dead.

You cause misery
to the loved ones.

You're not worthy of
the air you breathe.

- Oh, I think you're giving us

a little too much
credit there, bud.

Actions
have consequences

and there's still a case
you haven't covered yet.

- Okay, well, Max is doing a
lot of research on new topics.

I'm sure we'll get there.

And as riveting
as this has been,

anything else, caller?

- Guess the trash
took itself out.

- Caller?

Genesis.

- Okay, you know what?

I'm done dealing with
this basement dweller.

You wanna threaten a girl?

What are you gonna do, hmm?

Unplug your CPAP,

stumble up the stairs and
have your mama drive you

to the studio?

You're sounding more
like a creepy uncle

than a serial killer there, bud.

Next time you wanna scare
a girl, come prepared.

First of all, take a Benadryl

and then say something scary

because the only thing
you're slaying right now is

your dignity.

Open the door, please.

Lacy.

Tara.

I'm
going to kill you.

- Ooh, I'm terrified.

- And now a word
from our sponsor.

- Gen, are you all right?

- Yeah, of course.

You know it takes
much more than that.

Let's just take five
and start the story.

You good?

- Of course, of course.

- Take five.

- Hi Lace, it's Gen.

Been a minute.

Hi, Lacy, it's Genesis.

Long time.

Hi Lace, it's Gen.

Call me.

Hey, this is Lacy.

Sorry I missed your call.

Leave a message and I'll
hit you back shortly.

- You okay, Gen?

- Yeah, all good.

- Whoa, whoa, it's
just me, it's just me.

It's just me, sorry.
- Sorry.

- It's just me.

- Cell phones, they're
gonna be the death of me.

- Yeah, apparently.

Look, I don't know
what happened in there.

You know, all calls are
supposedly screened.

I haven't cut it out yet.

- Don't do that.

We're a true crime podcast.

That was as real as a gets.

- That was a threat.

I'm calling the police.

- Carter, no, it was probably
just some stupid prank.

- Okay, we'll make sure
it doesn't happen again.

- If they call back,
let 'em through.

The show needs something.

- Ruby told you, huh?
- Mm-hmm.

- You sure you can
continue tonight?

Not a problem if we
reschedule for tomorrow.

- Please, the show
will always go on.

Well, till it does not go on.

- That's my girl.

We'll be back on in five.

- Okay, see you then.

And that brings this
episode to a close.

Thank you all for listening.

Stay sharp out there and don't
forget to rate and review.

And to our longtime listener,

you don't scare me.

Try harder.

- And we're clear.

- What, I'm not gonna get
bullied on my own show.

- Yeah, but you also
don't want to end up

a case on your own show.

- I know how to
take care of myself.

- I know, I know, we all know.

- Ooh, I see you're back in
the sea of headless torsos.

- I'm just laying some
old friends to rest.

- And you're actually
texting back.

This must be getting serious.

- It's just nice
talking to people

with similar interests.

- Okay, well calm down
on any wedding plans

until you actually meet him.

- You know how fun it
is in the beginning,

before the true
colors starts showing.

- Yeah, I do.

- Okay, look, I will send
you the cases later tonight.

I still have a little
research to do.

- Okay, well, don't
get too far ahead.

- And text me if we
end up getting fired.

- Hi Maxwell, bye Maxwell.

- Have a good show, darling.

- Thank you.

- Hey, Elle, you look all
bright and cheery today.

- I just got my ratings report.

Number one podcast
of the quarter.

- No way, Elle, come here.

That is fantastic.
- Thank you.

I know, I surprised myself.

I guess the show is
really finding its way

with the adult
contemporary audience.

- Okay, well, do
not be surprised.

"Happiness is the Best
Revenge" is a great podcast.

You work really hard
and you deserve this.

- Please, I give dating advice

that I can't take
in my own life.

My show is background
noise for empty shoe stores

and wine circles, and I know it.

I know it.

It could just as easily
be you again next quarter.

- I don't know, that's if
I still have a show around.

- What, of course
it's gonna be around.

"Something to Stalk
About" is the blueprint.

You're the reason I
even started my show.

- Oh, thank you Elle.

That's really sweet.

But I don't know, I don't know.

Maybe it's time to switch
things up a little.

- Yeah, well I do
know this, sis,

anything that you do next,

it's gonna make headlines.

Hey, this is Lacy.

Sorry I missed your call.

Leave a message and I'll
hit you back shortly.

- Hey girl, it's me again.

Sorry to blow up your phone.

Just wanna make
sure you're okay.

Call me.

Hey, what's up?

I'm at
the second floor bar.

Wanna grab a drink?

- Yeah, one sec.

Yeah,

I'm on my way.

Thank you.

You know you didn't
have to cancel

your other recording
session tonight.

- Oh, this feels a
bit more pressing.

How you feeling
about everything?

- Well, after talking to Ruby,

I just wanted to go home and
crawl into a long, hot bath.

- Yeah, you can
still do that later.

Thought about what you
might wanna do next?

- Mm.

At this point, I
just wanna find a way

to save the show for Max.

- No, no, no, don't put that
kind of pressure on yourself.

Max will be fine.

- Well, he already thinks
Ruby has it out for him.

- Why?

- At the Christmas party,

she walked in on
him telling a story

that we would never
put on the air.

- What's the story?

- About Ruby's husband
killing himself.

She walked in on him hanging
in their living room.

- That's awful.

- That's not the story.

All the neighbors
think she killed him.

- Ruby?

- Apparently he
wasn't the nicest guy.

A lot of domestic disturbance
calls in the past.

One night, they had a fight,

the entire building heard.

The next day, he was dead.

But that's just
a terrible rumor.

Official cause of
death was suicide.

- I can see how she wouldn't
want that out there.

We talk about some morbid
stuff for a living.

- All in the name of public
awareness and prevention.

- Mm.

They said we could
finish the bottle.

- Another one.

- Were you always this much of
a lightweight when we dated?

- Were you always this much of
a heavyweight when we dated?

- Yes.
- Yes.

- It's true, you always did
drink me under the table

that you just danced on.

- Hmm, well, you can't
ever say I was boring.

- Mm, never that.

You wanna talk about the call?

- What's there to talk about?

It was just a prank.

- Prank or not,
getting a death threat

would leave anyone shook.

- Oh, I'm not shook,

but

the end of the call,
the girl screaming.

- Yeah, that was
pretty unsettling.

- One of them sounded
like someone I know.

- What?

Who?

- Lacy, a girl I
dated in college.

Don't look at me like that.

- Just never knew you dabbled.

- I didn't know I had
to declare a major.

- Nothing wrong with
a little liberal arts.

- And who's to say you
weren't the dabble?

- Touché.

You and Lacy still in touch?

- Mm-mm,

I doubt it was her.

I called, but it got sent
straight to voicemail,

which wouldn't be surprising.

It didn't exactly
end well with us.

I don't know where she lives

or what she's even
up to these days.

- Why you two stop talking?

- Just a disagreement.

- You don't always have
to do that, you know?

- Do what?

- You know, act like you're
never bothered by anything.

It's okay to be
vulnerable sometimes.

- That only gets
you hurt in the end.

- It's getting late, I
should probably get going.

- Hey, wait.

That was close.

I just wanted to say
thank you for coming.

I didn't really want
to be alone tonight.

- I know.

Sure you wanna do this?

You wanna go back to your place?

- Let's go to the
office, it's closer.

- Oh, let's go.

- All right.
- Yeah, thank you.

- Oh, alright, got
you, I got you.

I missed you.

- Ah, good morning, beautiful.

- You stayed the night.

- Yeah, don't you remember?

You asked me to
on the walk back.

- Maybe I can't drink
the same way I used to.

- Well, I guess not.

Is that the only way
you'd want me back again

is if you were drunk?

Okay. I guess that's my cue.

- Oh, Carter, come on.

- No, it's fine.

- No, I just, I'm just
not looking for anything.

- We're good.

It's my fault.

Let's just keep this
professional, like you want it.

- But if I was looking for
someone, it would be you.

- See you at the studio later.

- Now, y'all know I don't
post my podcast competition,

but this latest episode

of "Something to Stalk About",

y'all, this got me on edge.

Sis is out here hosting

a whole true crime podcast

and about to be the
victim of a true crime.

What is you doing, sis?

Stop meeting with
this serial killer

and run for your life.

You in danger.

Danger.

- Howdy, y'all,

how are we feeling about
the longtime listener?

Think they're a
real-life threat?

Or just another hoaxter
who needs to get a life?

Let us know who you think
it is in the comments below.

Say something scary.

And then say something scary.

And then say something scary.

Because right now, the only
thing you're slaying is

your dignity.

Can you open
the door, babe, please?

Lacy.

Tara.

I'm
going to kill you.

- Damn it, Maxwell.

- Boo.
- Don't do that.

- Aren't you supposed to
be prepping for your show?

- Yeah, I am, but your
show is distracting me.

- It's made quite the splash.

- How's Genesis, is she okay?

She actually think it's a prank?

- Beats me.

But we've been working on
this show long enough to know

that if it's not,

it's probably someone
already in her life.

- Well, what does that mean?

- Come on, the
mysterious stalker is

always someone that's in
the victim's life already.

- Oh, you mean like
the jealous coworker

who's just pretending
to be her best friend?

- Or the newer friend looking
to kill the competition

to keep her number one spot.

- Well played, sir.

- In reality, it's usually
a jilted ex-boyfriend.

Crimes of passion.

If they can't have
you, no one will.

- Men are so fragile.

You said it, sister.

- Well, that can't be it

'cause Genesis is basically
professionally single.

- Don't let her fool you.

She's had a fair
share of suitors,

some that might cause
quite the office scandal.

- Sir, you cannot
bring tea to this party

and not pour me a cup.

- Let's just say maybe

the call's coming
from inside the house.

I didn't say anything.

- You don't honestly believe

that Carter could be
the longtime listener.

- Could make sense.

Not only the ex-lover,

but also the boss
gets back at her

for a bad breakup
and profits off of it

with sky-high ratings.

- It can't be Carter.

Carter was in the booth
when the call came in.

- Oh, we've done
prerecorded calls before.

This wouldn't be any different.

- Okay, so then in the
land of true crime,

what happens next?

- Another call most likely,

a spooky happenings with
people following her,

leaving things for her to find.

And then the worst
case scenario.

- What's the worst
case scenario?

- The death of someone
close to her as a warning.

- Oh, not it.
- Not it.

- It's you, it's you,
it's gotta be you.

You're her closest confidant.

- No, no, no, no,
no, absolutely not.

I'm her right-hand man,

her sassy friend that
makes it to the end.

Because people would be
absolutely devastated if I died,

it's gonna be you,

the well-meaning, naive
friend that's disposable

because she thinks
the best of people.

- You're right.

- I usually am.

- What am I supposed to do now?

- I dunno.

Try not to get killed.

- Damn it, Maxwell.

- Okay.

No, Mommy, I don't
know who the caller is.

Clearly a very sad person.

Yes, I know.

I will, okay, I gotta
go, I'm at work.

I love you too, okay, okay, bye.

Hi.
- Gen, one sec.

The new episode has certainly
gotten people talking.

- Really?

Wow, I forgot what
that felt like.

- Was it staged?

- Not by me.

What'd the network say?

- Well, they loved it.

But as someone who knows
you, please be careful.

We don't want to antagonize
someone to the point

of actually showing up.

You mean a lot to me
and I don't wanna see

something happen to you.

- Well, thank you.

- Have a great show.
- All right.

This is good.

This is.

- You were right for keeping
the call in the show.

- Yeah, the episode's
already blowing up.

- Shut up.
- All the socials

can't stop talking
about longtime listener.

- They can't stop talking
about how you read him

to filth and who the
longtime listener might be.

- What?

- Polls are pretty unanimous.

- What?

- We have our very own
wheezy-voiced killer on staff.

- Let's just get
the show started.

- Hey, real quick.

We're good, right?

- Yeah, we're good.

Boundary set.

- Great, 'cause I just.

- Let's just get
those ratings up.

Whoever the caller is
it, it's good for us.

- Yeah, unless I end up dead.

What?

- Honey, what is happening here?

What's going on?

- Just putting
some things to bed.

- Who's bed?

- All right, we ready to go?

- Let's do it.

There he was, alone in a
house he was unfamiliar with,

with the man who lured him there

stalking him from room to room.

- I feel like you chose
this story on purpose.

- As if, I think this is
important for all of us

to learn these life lessons.

- You are really
trying me today, girl.

But go on.

- He found a hiding spot.

There was no way
the headless torso

he had been messaging
with would find him there.

But then the app went off,

a message from the catfish.

- Lemme guess.

Did it say, "Hey, handsome".

- How the hell
did you know that?

- It's literally the only thing

98% of gay men are
capable of messaging

on those filthy apps.

- So let this story be a warning

for all you single queens
and kings out there

trying to navigate the
cyber dating world.

- You have proven
your point, dear.

- And now we'd like to
send a big thank you

to everyone for making our last
episode such a big success.

And just know next time

this longtime listener calls,

we'll be ready.

- Hey Gen, he's on the phone.

- Right now?

- Right now.

- We don't have to do this.

- Yes we do.

Patch him through.

Hello, caller,
you're on the air.

Hello
Genesis, Maxwell.

Longtime listener here.

- You made quite the
name for yourself today.

Welcome back to the show.

I loved the story
about the headless torso.

It was

inspiring.

- How'd you hear today's story?

That episode doesn't
drop until tomorrow.

It's someone from
inside the building.

Are sleeping
alone tonight, Genesis?

- Why, are you asking
me out on a date?

Looked like two
was company last night.

I would've made it a crowd.

You put on quite
the performance.

I'm sure I'm not the
only one who thinks so.

Your boyfriend sure
was enjoying it.

We'll be seeing you.

- What the hell is
going on around here?

- What the hell is
going on in here?

Everyone get back to your work.

- Damn it, how do you
turn this thing off?

- Out.

You too, Max, out.

What in the world
were you two thinking?

- Look, Ruby, this is on me.

Don't be mad at Carter.

- From what I saw, he looked
like a willing participant.

- I'm so embarrassed.

- I'm not.

That's what they want.

- That's what who wants?

- This longtime listener.

They tried to humiliate me
and I'm not gonna let them.

- I'm gonna have IT work
on tracing the calls

in the morning.

This person is obviously
doing this for attention.

Don't give them any ammunition.

And in the meantime, if
you two wanna play games,

don't do it here.

- Look, I told her
it was my fault.

- Yeah, I know.
- Okay, we shouldn't have

come back.
- No, we shouldn't have.

- I know that we
shouldn't come back.

- You two are gonna love this.

It was posted to
our socials as well.

- God.
- We were hacked.

- My mom follows this page.

- Look, we'll get
it taken down, okay?

Don't worry.

- Well, that is all the time
we have for today's episode.

But before we go,

I just want to offer all
of our social media friends

a quick apology for
that privacy leak.

And to our longtime listener,
unfortunately for you,

I don't embarrass easily.

You wanted a reaction?

Here's one.

You're pathetic.

Max, let everyone know
where they can find us.

- You can find us
on all platforms

at "Something to Stalk About".

- And we're out.

- Okay?

- Hey, wait up.

Gen, we need to talk about this.

- Carter, it's been a long day.

I don't wanna talk
to anyone right now.

- To anyone or to me?

- I didn't get much
sleep last night.

Neither did you.

- So let me stay over tonight

so I can keep an eye on you.

- Carter, just go home.

- You think I have
something to do with this?

- I just wanna be left alone.

- Hey, hey.

Don't shut me out.

- Let go of me

now.

- Hey guys.

Oh, Genesis, great.

I was hoping I could
catch you before you left.

I was wondering if I
could pick your brain

about some show
ideas, if that's okay?

- Yeah, of course it is.

- Don't say I didn't try.

- Okay, what did
I just interrupt?

- It's not important.

- You know, I had
this boyfriend.

Super jealous, aggressive,
really controlling.

- Oh, Carter's not.

He's not.

- I always went
along with everything

that he wanted me to do,

even when people told
me that I shouldn't

because, well, I loved him.

- Well, how did that work out?

- Not so good if I'm honest.

And it's so weird.'cause
the thing is,

I'd be lying if I said
I didn't miss him.

- Well, I'm glad you're
here, on the other side.

- I know we haven't been
friends for very long,

but if you ever need
to talk about anything,

I will always be here for you.

- That's really sweet.

Thank you.

- Sometimes it's just
hard to know who to trust.

- Lace, hi.

Lacy.

Listen, I know things
ended badly between us

and you probably feel
some kind of way,

but this is a bit
much don't you think?

It's not Lacy.

- Oh.

Wow, okay.

Calling two times in one
day, you sure are needy.

So what?

You stole her phone
or are you cloning it?

That's what I thought.

- Damn it, Max.

- Sorry, I didn't
mean to scare you.

Who was on the phone?

- Take a guess.

- Longtime listener called you?

What'd they say?

- They called from my
ex's phone to tell me

they weren't my ex.

And then they did more of
that weird, heavy breathing.

- Okay, Wheezy Borden.

What are you still
doing here anyway?

- I was just working
on the next episode.

Don't look at me like that.

I was trying to work
on the next episode,

but I got caught doom scrolling,

reading all the
comments and messages.

It's been a little
hard to stay offline

with everything
that happened today.

- Tell me about it.

Look, I got the video taken down

from all of our channels and
all of our social media sites,

and I changed every password.

I am beat.

Wanna go get a drink?

- Yep, mm-hmm, yep, definitely.

- Yes, yes.
- Definitely want that drink.

After you.

- Can't get one soon enough.

I'm Elle
Johnson and this is

"Happiness is the Best Revenge".

Today's episode topic is.

What was that?

Recovery.

Even though.

Now I know the tale
as old as time,

girl falls in love with bad boy,

bad boy acts like bad boy,

and then girl is
surprised.

- Hello?

Carter, is that you?

Gen?

Excuse me.

Who are you?

Whoever's there,
I'm not playing.

You stop right there.

I said don't move.

Hands up.

Don't test me.

I buried one before.

If you don't want to talk to me,

you can talk to the police.

Stop.

Help.

- Good morning, Gen.

- Hi, can we please
go get coffee?

- Yes, definitely.

Lemme go get my bag.
- Okay, thank you.

- Hey, Carter.

Hey.

It's about Ruby.

- What's going on?

Her assistant
found her dead this morning.

- What?

How?

Carter, how?

They're saying

she hung herself.

Gen?

Sorry, Gen.

I don't think I can
continue doing the show.

- What?

Why?

The algorithm is
finally on our side.

- Yeah, but at what cost?

Look at everything
that's happening.

- Well, I thought the
leak didn't bother you.

- Well, it doesn't, but we
started the show to help people

and it's becoming
something very different.

Ruby is dead.

What if it wasn't a suicide?

What if it really was
the longtime listener?

- Look,

I know you loved her,

but Ruby comes from
a troubled past.

Who knows how much
guilt and grief

she was carrying over
her dead husband?

She would want
the show to go on.

Besides, ending the podcast
doesn't just affect you.

It's Carter, me.

- Ah, come on.

You're more than capable enough
to branch out on your own.

You already do half
the heavy lifting

with your story research.

- And I am happy to do it.

But let's not pretend it's
not "Something to Stalk About"

with Genesis Taylor.

Oh, and Max.

- You know you mean
more to me than that.

- And not to the listeners.

They love you.

You are the star of the show.

Like, maybe someday I will be

but I'm not right now.

I still need you.

- You're right.

Ruby would want
the show to go on.

We can't help people
without a podcast.

Thanks for staying
over last night.

- And don't think you don't
still owe me for that.

I turned down a night with
my own longtime listener.

- You're still
messaging that guy?

- Here we go.

- I'm sorry, don't you
think it's a little weird

he just so happens
to be a big fan

and all of this is going on?

- It's called serendipity.
- Okay, just be careful.

- And what about you?

- Me, I'm married to my career.

- And what about Carter?

- Public enemy number one?

No, Carter isn't anything.

- Do you trust him?

- What do you mean?

- What if he staged this
whole longtime listener thing

for ratings?

- Carter?

I don't know, that
doesn't feel right.

- Hey, you okay?

- Yeah. I'm okay.

- I'm gonna shut down today.

- No.

- You sure?

- Yeah, come on, let's do it.

I'll see you in there.

- What's this?

- Just seeing it now.

- Hey, you, what you working on?

- Nothing, just
doing some research.

- Gen?

Whoa, honey, are you okay?

It's okay, Gen, talk to me.

- It's just

the calls, the articles.

Somebody knows.

Knows what?

- Thank you.

- Tell me about this article.

- Years ago,

I was out with the girl I
was dating at the time, Lacy.

We had just gotten our fake IDs

and we were out drinking.

And there was this guy there.

- Danny.

- And he just kept
hitting on us.

He kept wanting us
to go home with him,

saying his girlfriend
liked to watch.

Just so handsy and aggressive.

A real creep, you know?

- Yeah, he sounds like it.

- And we tried to leave the bar,

but he was wasted and
followed us out to the car

and Lacy ran into the car
and just floored the gas.

I jumped outta the way, but.

- Oh, Gen.

- We didn't know
what to do, you know?

So we just took off

and I made Lacy pull over
to the side of the road

so I could walk back and submit

an anonymous police report

saying that someone
had been hit.

But it was

too late, he was gone.

- And you've just
been holding onto this

all by yourself all these years.

- Lacy never wanted
to talk about it.

And we broke up not
long after that.

Just went our separate ways.

That's why I
started the podcast,

to make amends and warn women
of the dangers out there.

I just thought this
was all behind me.

- Okay.

Okay, so

what are you gonna do now?

- I don't know.

Come clean, I guess.

- No, you can't do that.

This is way too far gone.

Look, all you're gonna do
if you turn yourself in is

ruin your life.

You just have to figure out
who this person is, okay?

- Okay
- We can do it together.

I'll help you.
- Okay.

- It's gonna be all right.

- Hey, Max is here.

- Oh, great, I'll
be right there.

- Are you okay?

- Oh yeah, Carter, she's
fine, totally fine.

Okay?

- Yeah.

- We'll do it together.
- Okay.

- Are you sure you're okay

with me taking
over for the night?

- Oh yeah, of course, we
should do this more often.

- You think they'll call?

- I hope not.

It's already been a day.

- They later found
her in Costa Rica

teaching yoga at some hostel.

She thought if she
changed her name

and got a nose job
that she'd be safe.

But she couldn't escape
the guilty verdict

when they brought her
back to the States.

- An open and shut case today.

Thank you for bringing
us that story, Max.

- Oh, it was just too
juicy not to share.

- On a somber note,

we would like to
dedicate this episode

to a longtime friend of the show

who tragically took her
own life last night,

Ruby Blake.

Ruby was a senior producer
here at the studio

and a longtime mentor to me.

"Something to Stalk
About" would be

nothing without her guidance.

We'll miss you, Ruby.

- Thank you again to
all of our listeners.

Make sure to review
and rate and follow us.

- Hey guys,

we have a voicemail and
it's from you know who.

- Play it.

Hello
Maxwell, Genesis.

Longtime listener here.

I heard the show might've been

in a little bit of
a ratings crisis,

so I wanted to do
my part to make sure

we'd all be

hanging around.

Help.

Bye for now.

- Hey, wait, let's
talk it out, Gen.

- Did you set that up?

- What?

No.

- Where were you last night?

- I went home.

Are you accusing me of
doing something to Ruby?

- I just, I don't know.

I don't know, I just
don't feel comfortable

around you right now.

- You don't trust me?

- Can you get away from me?

- Wow, okay.

I'm done.

Can't work like this,
I'm done, I quit.

- Okay, bye.

- I'm gonna cancel
my date for tonight.

- No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, don't do that.

No, I'll call my
dad, he'll come over.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

Someone deserves to go have fun.

Where are you and your longtime
listener going to tonight?

- I don't even know
yet, maybe a bar.

- Okay, well, text me
when you're home later.

- Bold of you to assume
that I'm going home later.

- Just lemme know you're safe.

- I gotcha.

Potatoes ringing.

Phone's boiling over.

What's so
fascinating across the street?

Nothing,

it's just our new neighbor.

I thought
it was a little strange,

your acting like a
lady all of a sudden.

When did tall, dark
and repulsive move in?

I
don't know exactly.

I guess about 11:53
yesterday morning.

- Hey, the new episode
just dropped, put it on.

I'm Genesis Taylor.

- Ah, come on.

An investigative
journalist.

- Don't you work on that show?

- Used to.

Quit today.

- Why?

It just started getting good.

- Host is an asshole.

Real asshole.

- Hey Carter,

I'm sorry about today.

You mean a lot to me.

These messages
have me unraveling

and you're the last person
I wanna take it out on.

Please don't quit the show.

- You guys good?

All right, next one's
on me, all right?

Hey Carter,
I'm sorry about today.

You mean a lot to me.

These messages
have me unraveling

and you're the last person
I wanna take it out on.

Please don't quit the show.

- Want another shot?

- No, let me get a tequila soda.

Make it a double.

- Got it.

You

want lime?

- No, don't waste it.

There he was,

alone in a house he
was unfamiliar with,

the man who lured him there
stalking him from room to room.

He found a hiding spot.

There was no way the
headless torso he had

been messaging with
would find him there.

But then the app went off.

Lemme guess, did it say,

"Hey, handsome"?

- Hell no.

Hey, hey, it's Maxwell.

I can't make it to
the phone right now,

but you know what to do.

Leave a message, I'll
talk to you soon.

- Carter?

Hey.
- Hey.

- Have you seen Max or Carter?

We're supposed to record today

and I can't get a hold
of either of them.

I'm starting to get worried.

- No, not today, sorry.

- Okay, I will keep looking.

Wow, everyone's
on that app, huh?

- Oh, yeah.

Max got me on it.

I swore I would never
use one of these,

but I have to admit,

it's been pretty entertaining.

- Okay, well be careful.

Not everyone on
there's who they seem.

- oh yeah, i got
you there, sister.

If I hear from Carter,
I'll let you know.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

You have
one unheard message.

Hi, Genesis,
Jayce Fuller, IT Services.

We checked the
internal call records

and it looks like the
calls may have come

from inside the building,

either through a mast
extension or a spoofing out.

We're continuing to investigate

and we'll keep you in the
loop as we learn more.

End of message.

To delete this message.

- Hey, where have you been?

I've been trying to
call you all day.

Sorry, sorry.

I'm out here in the middle of
nowhere and my signal is weak.

- Okay, well how's the
date with the super fan?

That's why I'm calling.

Look, I need you to pick me up.

No ride share will
come out this far.

- Max, you know I
hate driving at night.

You know I wouldn't ask.

Maybe see if Elle
could go with you.

- Fine, text me the address.

Okay, please hurry.

Things are not good here and
I'm getting kind of scared.

- Okay, I'm leaving right now.

I have to go get Max.

- Hey, why, what's up?

- I have to pick him up from
his date's house, I think.

It sounds bad, will
you come with me?

- Yeah, of course I will.

Let's go.

Wow, who has Max
been talking to?

- Only one way to find out.

- Oh, no, Genesis, wait.

- Max.

- Gen, wait.
- What?

- You can't just go
running in there.

What if longtime
listener's in there?

- I think Max is in trouble.

If you have another idea,
I'd love to hear it.

- Well,

yeah.

- You just casually
carry that around?

- How long have you
been a single woman

living alone in the city?

- Do you know how to use it?

- Well, yeah, I mean,
I got the general idea.

- Fair enough.
- Okay.

Let's go.
- Okay.

Terrifying.

- Very.

- Max?

Are you here?

- Do you think we
should separate?

I regretted it the second
it came outta my mouth.

- Let's go.

Hey, look.

Do you know them?

This is Lacy, my ex.

- Wait, the one that?
- Yeah.

- This must be her house.

- Yeah, such a
beautiful young woman.

That's,

it's not fair.

- Why would Max come here?

- There's another
picture, there.

That is such a good photo
of us, don't you think?

- Elle.

- 'Fraid so, darling.

If only you could have seen
the look on Lacy's face.

Oh,

it was something like that.

You and Lacy destroyed
my entire world

and now I'm destroying yours.

- No.

I tried to call for help.

- Too late.

You and Lacy already
ran him down like a dog.

- How did you know it was us?

- I was in the bar, stupid.

I came out looking for him
and I saw you driving away.

I didn't know your name,

but, oh, did I
remember your face?

And lo and behold,
all these years later,

that face

that was just ingrained
inside my head,

all of a sudden,
it's everywhere.

It's on advertisements
and billboards.

And then just like that,

with a little bit of help,

all of this

just came together.

- Your boyfriend was a
pig, a sexual assaulter.

- He was a lot,

just like you, you hypocrite.

You make a living traumatizing
other people's pain.

And now it's your
turn to feel the pain.

Just like Lacy

and Carter did.

- You were the girlfriend
that liked to watch.

- I still do, hun.

Ah, this has been

so much fun.

But just like me and Danny,

all good things

must come to an end.

Oh, what's the matter, Gen,
you wanna call for help?

You can't.

You left your phone in the car.

But thanks to your boyfriend,

I don't go anywhere
without this.

- Genesis.

Genesis, stop.

You don't get to just
drive away this time.

Gimme the gun, Gen, you've
taken everything else from me.

Just gimme the gun.

- What?

- Hey.

Looking for this?

- Carter.

She's longtime listener.
- I know.

- Oh no, what, you're hurt.
- I'm okay.

- How'd you know
where to find me?

- Max's text with the address.

- You saw my text?

- I took your login, I'm sorry.

I had to make sure the
listener wasn't after you.

I was just trying to help.

- Thank you.

This time won't be an accident.

Elle.

- It's okay, it's okay.

- I never shoulda doubted you.

- It's okay.

You had to protect yourself.

- Carter, I love you.

We have to find Max.

- Wait out here.

I'll look inside.

I love you too.

- Hey, Carter.
- No, no, no, no, no, no.

What did you do?

Longtime listener was Elle, Max.

- I was doing research
for the show one night

and I got tipped
off to a cold case,

a cold case that no
one had covered yet.

- You are my best friend.

- Genesis Taylor.

You're death, it isn't
gonna change that.

It's okay.

I'm sorry you had to go, girl.

We have been planning your
episode for a while now.

You should know

the podcast is gonna be in
really, really good hands.

And welcome back to
"Something to Stalk About".

I am your host, Max Evans.

Hello again to all
of our new listeners.

Before we get into
tonight's story,

we're gonna take a few calls.

I know a lot of you still have
questions about the tragedy.

Clark, who's up first?

Caller, you're on the air.

Hi, Max.

I can't believe
I'm talking to you.

You're like super famous

after surviving the
longtime listener.

I just wanted to say

congratulations on all
your newfound success.

- Thank you, but I
owe everything to
my homegirl Genesis.

Without her, I wouldn't be here.

Rest in peace.

We're gonna carry
on in her honor.

And next caller.

Hey, Maxwell.

Longtime listener,
first time caller.

How does it feel

knowing you had to steal
Gen's show?

- We're just gonna cut that one.

Next caller, you are on the air.