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Do not fire that weapon.
Shit.
Look at what we got here.
Oh, honey, look at you.
You're a damn mess.
Damn it.
Shit.
Can I borrow that a sec?
Thanks.
Oh, I'm not leaving you out.
There's some rags in the back.
What?
- What? - Never seen that before.
I've seen you do the same thing.
You smiled.
You were smiling.
Well, I'm the...
luckiest guy in the world.
How about you help me with one of these cars?
We got some miles to go.
Do you have something to say about my extremely comfortable
and attractive shirt?
No, no, no. It looks great.
Oh, you missed a...
I wish we had some soy milk.
Seriously?
Yes, seriously.
Have you ever tried it?
My best friend in third grade,
- he was allergic to dairy. - Uh-huh.
And every day he would bring this soy stuff to lunch.
- I tried it. - And?
- I threw up. - Oh, yeah, right.
All right, all right. I almost threw up.
But I was like, ugh.
It was so gross.
I mean, literally, I would rather have powdered milk
than to have to drink that stuff again.
I would rather have Judith's formula--
I'm gonna go finish my book.
I have a couple chapters left.
Thank you.
I heard him laughing in there.
Almost forgot what that sounded like.
I can't be his father and his best friend.
He needs you.
I know that's a lot to throw at you.
So if you're ever feeling like you need a break...
I'm done taking breaks.
So what's the plan?
This place, is it home
or just a stop along the way?
Well, let's--
let's just stay here while we figure it out.
Well, we'll need more supplies.
I'll go with Carl and get some.
I'll come, too.
You were unconscious yesterday.
- I'm awake today. - We need you strong.
Just rest.
Just one more day.
How long you think you'll be?
Fill a couple bags, shouldn't be too long.
It's 8:15 now.
We'll be back by noon.
All right, you follow her lead.
You understand?
He'! '
Everything okay?
Yeah, I'm just... hungry-
All right.
I'll see you in a couple hours.
Find anything good?
Candy bars?
Comic books?
Crazy Cheese?
Huh?
Bam, Crazy Cheese.
Found it still sealed and everything.
Now I'll be nice and let you have the first pull.
No, thanks.
Are you sure?
I'm fine.
You don't seem fine.
I'm just tired.
Okay?
I'm sorry.
I'm not very good at making boys your age laugh.
-- I was laughing.
Inside.
Toddlers find me funny.
Two, three-y ear-dds.
What do you mean toddlers?
I had a three-year-old son
and he happened to find me extremely funny.
We need food, batteries, water, in that order.
Why didn't you ever tell me you had a kid?
What was his name?
Did you have any others?
Were you married?
Okay.
I'll answer one question at a time,
one room at a time,
and only after we've cleared it.
You're a coward.
- No, I'm sorry. - You're a lying coward.
- That's all you'll ever be. - No, please, I'm sorry.
- Don't do this, please. - What the hell'd you say to me?
- I said don't do this. - This ain't your business.
- I'm sorry, man. - Aw, shut up.
- I'm so sorry. No, don't. - It's gonna happen.
We can work this out. Please, don't do this.
It's gonna happen.
No, no, no, please. Please don't. Please!
Oh, God!
You plan on finishing the job?
- Yeah. - I'm getting an earache
and I know he's just gonna let his ass squeal.
After what he did, the man deserves to bleed.
Y'all stay down there if you want.
This will be our abode for the evening.
Clean up your mess, Harley.
What was your son's name?
I said after.
Well, these are actually two separate rooms
and we already cleared that one, so...
Andre.
His name was Andre Anthony.
Make sure there isn't box of cookies hiding in there.
Did you have any other kids?
Rules of the game, my friend.
So?
Did you?
You know, you could be a spy.
Or a cop.
No.
One was enough for me.
And Andre was a handful, like you.
Does this hallway count as a room?
If you can find something we can use.
This is the only thing I could find.
Does it count?
Technically, yes.
So?
How long has it been?
It happened after--
you know, after everything happened.
Does my dad know?
Never told him.
Never told anyone till just now.
Your secret is safe with me.
It's not really a secret.
It's still safe with me.
Michonne?
Everything okay?
Yeah, it's fine.
There's a baby in there.
It's a dog.
My dad let me name her.
Maybe--
maybe her and Andre are together somewhere.
Come on.
It's almost noon.
Your dad will wonder where we are if we're late.
Yo.
Comfy?
You waking me up to see if I'm comfortable?
I want to lie down.
Two other bedrooms up here to choose.
Them's kids' beds.
I want this one.
- It's claimed. - I didn't hear it.
You gonna have to lay claim somewhere else.
Len! Len, Stop!
Stop. Len!
- Stop! - Hell, no.
3110p!
My bed now, jackoff.
Hey, don't move.
Here's some water.
Where are we?
I don't know.
We were fighting biters and you passed out
right after we left the prison. I didn't know what to do.
The back of the truck seemed safer than the side of the road.
Hey; Hey.
Did we pass a bus?
On the road, did we pass a bus?
Yeah.
What did you see?
What did you see?
They were all dead.
How long since we passed it?
Three hours.
Hey.
Hey, stop the truck.
Hey, numbnuts, stop the truck.
Stop the truck!
Stop the truck!
Where the hell are you going?
Where the hell is he going?
I don't know what your lady friend's told you
about the special nature of the mission we're on,
but this shit is time-sensitive
and we're already way behind schedule.
So I need you to turn your ass around and get back in the truck.
- I gotta go. - It seems like neither one of you's
been paying close enough attention
to the hell on earth we've been living in.
So let me tell you how to best avoid
winding up just another dead-alive prick.
You find some strong, like-minded comrades
and you stay stuck together like wet on water.
We need people.
The more the better. We need each other, partner.
Even with all that gear on your shoulder, you won't last a night.
Not by yourself.
I'll take my chances.
I'm gonna have to insist
that you hold the hell up.
All right, believe it or not,
the fate of the entire damn human race
might depend on it.
What the hell are you talking about?
Who is this guy?
I'm Sergeant Abraham Ford.
And these are my companions Rosita Espinosa
and Dr. Eugene Porter.
We're on a mission to get Eugene to Washington, DC.
Eugene's a scientist
and he knows exactly what caused this mess.
All right.
So what happened?
It's classified.
He'd been talking to the muckety-mucks in Washington
on his satellite phone.
The past couple weeks,
nobody's been picking up on the other end.
We saw how you handled those corpses back there.
We could use your help.
30m! -
I had to get us off that road.
You were passed out, we were out of bullets.
I know how to get back to that bus.
I wrote down every turn.
I will get you back if I can, okay?
That's where she'd go to find me.
- That's where I'm gonna go. - It's a waste of time.
Tara told us what went down.
There is zero chance you will ever find your wife again.
Alive or dead.
Mainly because, sorry to tell you,
she's gone.
No need for you to die, too.
Now, come on.
Get back in the truck. Do something with your life.
When the people we love kick...
well, they disappear.
Doesn't mean you've got to go out that way, too.
She's alive and I'm gonna find her.
You son of a bitch!
- Hey, hey, hey! - Abraham!
Hey, get off him.
Come on.
You don't want this, Abraham.
Let me go!
- Abraham! - Stop!
Hey. HEY!
- Hey! - Abraham!
Hey, get--
Hey, hey, hey! Come here!
Stop!
Eugene! Stop firing, damn it!
Stop firing! We need to get our weapons.
Leave 'em!
Hey, give me a gun.
Give me a gun.
Son of a dick.
Tony, Len, get your asses down here.
Yo, you hear me?
Claim, claim, claim!
Shut the hell up. I'm trying to sleep.
There's a woman shacking up in here.
- Say what? - Come on down.
She hot?
Don't grab your pecker just yet.
She ain't here.
What the hell you hollering about?
Found her shirt.
Must have washed it this morning.
- Smells good. - Oh, you found a shirt?
She could be miles away by now.
Why'd she go to all the trouble of washing a shirt
if she's just gonna ditch it?
- She'll be back. - I call first when she gets here.
Who knows who else she got with her.
We need to be ready for anything.
- Len, take the side room. - Hold on, let me get a gun.
I'll watch the front den, you've got the other side room.
- I thought Tony got that. - Where the hell is Tony?
Tony!
Get him the hell up.
We were running a convoy in one of these.
Coming up a dune, there's this camel,
looks like it's about to puke.
Probably because shitbird's packed
about four pounds of C-4 up its ass.
We were within 20 feet of that blast
that sent that animal's hump half a klick into the desert.
And we drove home.
So you tell me how in the holy hell
did you possibly kill this truck?
A fully amped-up state
and an ignorance of rapid-firing weapons.
Is this yours?
Sorry about your ride.
Hope you guys make it to Washington.
Wait for me.
What the hell else are we gonna do?
Go to Washington.
Fix the whole damn world!
That Way's clear. Who knows what's north.
We'll find another vehicle. We'll go with them until we do.
Trust me. I'm smarter than you.
Come on.
- Stop her! - Son of bitch.
Kill her! Kill her!
Go! Go!
Got to hand it to him.
He's a persistent son of a bitch.
I get why you're following him.
You're loyal.
You're a good person.
I like it.
But what we're doing--
I don't know how else to say it--
saving the world is just--
is just more important.
I mean, even if he does find his wife,
so what?
How long do you think they'll live happily ever after
if we don't get Eugene up to Washington?
You think because I'm following Glenn,
that makes me a good person?
I'm not.
You're good.
You don't know anything about me.
Just like I don't know anything about why you're going to Washington.
I get why Eugene's going-
He's the only one that knows how to end this.
And Rosita, she loves you. She'd follow you anywhere.
But why the hell you agreed to drive him halfway across the country...
It's that hard to believe, I want to save the world?
Because you're a good person?
You don't have to tell me why.
Just don't lie to me.
Crazy Cheese?
What do you think?
Let's go.
Let's go.
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