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I need more retweets
or I'll never get hired at Hollister.

Your Klout goes at the top
of your rezzie, brah.

Did you see what I posted today?
"Garfield fucks!"

But I only got three fucking retwats.

You gotta spot me for a bot army‐‐

‐ I know what you're gonna say.

‐ That you shouldn't be shrinking
people down anymore?

‐ He deserved it.

‐ Yeah, he did. He was a real yutz.

‐ Wait, you aren't all freaked out
about the Wall stuff anymore?

Policing you is like
a whole second job.

This year, I'm focusing
on what makes me happy.

I'm getting my realtor's license.

‐ You're sure you're not gonna be
on my ass about this later?

‐ I just can't believe
you're still shrinking people down.

It's tired.
‐ Not to me.

It's my favorite part of our whole thing.

They had an awesome little war in there.

I'm gonna keep doing it.

‐ Whatevs.

‐ Ooh!

Planet Shlorp was a perfect utopia.

Until the asteroid hit.

One hundred adults and their replicants
were issued a Pupa

and escaped into, the space,

searching for new homes
on uninhabited worlds.

We crashed on Earth, stranding us
on an already overpopulated planet.

That's right,
I've been talking this whole time.

I'm the one holding the Pupa.
My name's Korvo.

This is‐‐ this is my show.
I just dropped the Pupa. Do you see me?

This is ridiculous.

I hate Earth.
It's a horrible home.

People are stupid.

Some animals are pets,
but they‐‐ they eat animals,

and other animals they don't eat,
they train them to play basketball.

like Air Bud Dog.

How come you can't just eat any animal.

‐ Terry, get down here.
Your fries are losing heat due to entropy.

‐ Man, you can throw
those fries up a butt.

I don't need 'em.
‐ What's with the untucked shirt?

You think you're fancier than us?

‐ Yeah, man. That's why I'm going
to a fabulous dinner party.

‐ Why wasn't I asked?
‐ What? I didn't get invited.

Maybe because you guys hate people,
parties, and going outside,

plus you don't even have
button‐down shirts.

‐ Still nice to be asked.

You and I haven't had
a night out in a long time.

Not since we went to that Chronicles
of Riddick singalong at the Bowl.

What the hell, you're going too?

‐ I'm going to meet some rich old guys

and get them to leave their wives
for some hot Black Mirror action.

‐ But I slaved away
ordering all this from Hulu Luau.

You wanna waste a whole roasted pig
and these fire wands?

‐ Sorry. Me and the Pupa
are performing tonight.

We are a musical dyad.

‐ As team leader,
I should be included in all things,

which I why I demand that
we all be invited to this dinnering party.

‐ No! I‐I can't add a plus one so late
in the day, let alone a plus two.

‐ Then I will activate the Earth Eraser,
and we can all get turned into dust.

All matter will be atomized

in five, four, three...
‐ Okay. Jesus fucking Christ,

I added you to the RSVP.
‐ two and a half...

two‐‐
‐ You've sufficiently cramped my style.

‐ Good. We shall leave in an hour.

I need to apply darker blue makeup

to... everywhere under my robe.

‐ Man, we gotta throw out
that Earth Eraser.

Try and die, bitch.

‐ D‐d‐does my shirt look okay?
Is‐is‐is it untucked enough?

‐ Yeah, man. Relax.

But remember, don't be yourself in there.

These people want you to have a good time.

‐ Shut up! I know that.

‐ Smell my peen!

They grow the grapes in Brooklyn
in the middle of a Montessori preschool.

Yes, smells like, wine.

Congratulations on
your procurement of‐of the bottle.

‐ Wine? Who calls
a Greenpoint Pinot "wine"?

Man, he's just kidding.

Korvo would never do that.

‐ It's from Brooklyn. Brooklyn!

‐ Brooklyn?
‐ Brooklyn!

‐ Never been to Brooklyn,
but I‐I‐I once chased

a mechanoid around Jupiter's moons.

‐ What a weird thing to say.
Nobody cares about that.

We're talking about Brooklyn.

You're the one who demanded to come.

Could you at least try to be social?

‐ I am trying.

Brooklyn! Brooklyn!

‐ Hi there. I'm Mia. Welcome to the Wall.

Hola, me llamo Mia.

Bienvenidos a la Pared.

‐ Um, I speak English.
‐ Goody!

I'm the Wall Greeter. Fresh lemonade?

‐ What is going on here?
‐ Shh! It's okay.

I know it seems overwhelming,

but you have nothing to be afraid of.

An alien boy shrank you down
and put you in a terrarium

he keeps hidden in his bedroom wall.

‐ What the fuck!
‐ Our world used to be a terrible place,

full of violence and starvation.

The Wall was divided into levels,
all run by a cruel dictator:

The Duke.

But then, Tim, a brilliant,
fearless warrior led a resistance

that rose up against The Duke.

They fought a bloody war.

We lost many friends that evening.

But we also gained heroes.

We have many to thank
for their sacrifices,

but none more than Cherie,

who lost her life slaying The Duke.

We're going to celebrate her
with the first annual Cherie Day soon.

There's a feast and a parade,
and everyone gets one lick

of our giant sugar cube.

‐ You people have a whole world in here?

‐ Yes. And you will too.

Look at this as a chance
for a brand‐new life.

What have you always dreamed of doing?

‐ Um, I guess I've always wanted
to design clothes.

My god, I've never said that
out loud before.

‐ Perfect! Let me put in your first order.

I need a dress for Cherie Day.

I'm about a jellybean and a half tall.

‐ Donna Langley!
‐ Hey, Terry, come here.

We're playing inside baseball
Hollywood executive Celebrity.

‐ Too easy.

David Nevins. Come on.
Let's take the bumpers off.

‐ Yumyulack, you're up.
‐ And go.

‐ I don't know who the fuck this is.

‐ Pass and go to the next one.

Okay, this person's name
sounds like a demon.

‐ Did they reinvent TV on DVD?

‐ You didn't know Doug Herzog?

Look,

we got a lot of applause out there,
but it was 100 percent gratuitous.

I don't wanna point fingers
at the weak link here,

but you were way off.

Get your shit together, Pupes!

‐ How the fuck were we supposed
to know Debbie Liebling?

How about we play Celebrities
from the home world?

Here's one. This Shlorpian
invented heated goo?

‐ Zelgar.
‐ Yes! Point for us.

This party just got real lame
about two seconds ago.

‐ Yeah, I think it was when Craig started
to explain the David S. Pumpkins sketch.

Korvo, man, how about you guys
just go on and get out of here.

You're, kinda ruining the vibe.

‐ We're ruining the vibe?

Did you not hear Jamie try to do
his impression of a train?

Look, you apologize to him right now!

‐ You can all go smell peen in hell!

How dare you!

A good peen would never survive
in that heat anyway.

‐ Hey, welcome to the Wall.

I'm Steve, the nutritionist.

Here's your produce for the day.

Fresh blueberries and cherry tomatoes.

‐ Wow, these are gorgeous.

‐ Well, I grew them myself from seeds
we pulled out of a KIND bar.

Enjoy.

Heya, Halk. Here are you "nutes."

‐ Wow, Steve. These look great.

‐ You've really got a green thumb.
‐ Come on.

I'm nothing compared to
a war hero like you.

Well, I don't like
to dwell on those days.

‐ Well, I'll never forget how many people
you pulled out from under those Nerds.

So many of my friends
who could have died that day

are around because of you.

I brought you something special.

‐ Aw, Steve is really growing the hell
out of those KIND bar seeds.

This...

This is the best thing in the Wall.

‐ That strawberry is
the best thing in here?

‐ Yep. Nothing better.

‐ Nothing in your life
is better than a berry?

I can't think of anything.

‐ Such a shame,
'cause I was gonna give you this.

Halk!

‐ I had this whole speech about how
I wanna spend the rest of my tiny life

with the woman
with the biggest heart.

‐ Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!

Although I do love that strawberry.

I hate dinner parties.

Why couldn't that have just been
a regular party

where people think I'm eccentric?

‐ Let's go home and get
that DNA melter from the ship

and melt them all into flesh pudding.

‐ No, they'll just throw
another dinner party

and make fun of us for using
a melter that isn't from Brooklyn.

‐ I wish we could melt all dinner parties
and just be done with it.

Driver, take us to the poorest,
crookedest senator in the country.

There's an extra billion dollars
in it for you

if you get us there by morning.

‐ You got it, bub.

You know, we cabbies used
to run this city,

but then Uber‐‐
‐ Two billion if we go in silence.

‐ See, the thing about Uber is that
they don't care about their drivers.

‐ Damn it.
‐ And they don't pay 'em enough.

They have to work five times‐‐

‐ Whee‐hee‐hee!

What the‐‐

Nooooo!

Now that
dinner parties are against the law,

we are the only people
that can enforce it.

Right here. Us.
So get excited. Get pumped.

We're the best of the best.

We're looking for get‐togethers,
white elephants, housewarmings.

If it's not a rager,
it could be a crime.

‐ Drinks and apps? Cuff 'em, boys.

Infant carrots,
that will get you three to five.

Add a dip? You're looking at life.

Let's ride.

‐ They're just having a drink.
Seems legit.

Looks like we can move on.

Wait! The host just pulled
a lasagna from the oven.

Move! Move! Move!

‐ Smile for the papers.

‐ Check out these nets I got
to catch people.

This one's big enough to nab
two regular‐sized perps or five vegans.

‐ Do you know what I just read
in this spinning newspaper?

‐ Family Circus is still going.
How is that possible?

All of those kids should be dead.

‐ No. That you two are being dicks!

‐ No, Terry, we're doing our jobs.

‐ I‐I told you not to come
to the dinner party.

You made me bring you.

‐ And now we're just upholding the law.

‐ And soon we'll get
to use excessive force.

No, we don't. Stop that.

Terry, I recommend you steer clear
of dinner parties,

for your own good.

‐ You don't intimidate me.

I ain't never gonna even think
about stop dinner partying.

‐ Careful, Terry.
I might be your team leader,

but when I'm wearing this badge,
you're talking to the law.

‐ Okay. Well, then I guess
you better suck my butt,

Officer Asshole!

‐ Who the hell is this slut?

You're performing our routine
behind my back.

‐ Hi, Jesse.

‐ You know what, you can have
our boring old routine.

I'm going to be a star without you.

Bye, Jesse.

‐ Lady B, what are we doing?

We don't need a leash in the park.

Here.

You silly.

‐ Is any of this Impossible meat?

I only eat Impossible Foods now.

‐ No, all this food is extremely possible.
‐ Gross.

Hey, we're just gonna donate
this bottle of prosecco

and breakdancing board to...
to Costco, okay?

That's all.

‐ I smell a dinner party.

Let's ride.

Now!

Dinner Party Police!
Drop your cheese knives.

‐ Is there a problem, officers?

There's no dinner parties happening here.

This sports bar is just selling alcohol
with the occasional opioid.

Sorry.

Bad intel.

‐ We're clear.

‐ Handstand. Flip. Round and round.

And doing it... Slide... And doing it.

A whole sports bar
in a residential house?

They can never get a permit for that.

‐ We've been duped by sci‐fi.
And sci‐fi is our area.

Terry's area is knowing all
the housewives of various regions.

‐ Time to use excessive force?

‐ No. We're just gonna have
to fight sci‐fi

with sci‐fi.

‐ That uses excessive force!

‐ Stop saying that!

Wow! Give a man a badge
and it really goes right to his head.

These E‐cogs can sense
when an E‐vite is going out

before it's even sent.

Their brains are attached
to the internet,

and I used the same algorithm
Amazon uses

to know when you're gonna
purchase something.

Dinner party detected.

It's in such an early stage
that the host is still deciding

between cute background images.

‐ Dancing hot dogs?

That's dinner party bullshit,
if I've ever heard it.

Can we put
shotgun shells in these?

‐ I said no!
They're just for dramatic effect,

which you just ruined,
so we have to do it again.

Goddammit!

What the hell are those invitations for?

‐ I don't know, man.
Why don't you ask your E‐cogs?

Or do they only work on E‐vites?

‐ I've been going easy on you
because I'm your mission leader.

Don't make me come down on you.

‐ Do your worst... Officer.

‐ Permission to use excessive force!

Finally.

What the is that?

Sorry, Bleep Bug in my throat.

‐ I grew these Napadoodles
using techno‐organic material.

They can sense cheese plates

and Cards Against Humanity
from miles away.

Plus, they're hypoallergenic.

‐ You've forced my hand.

Release your unholy creations.

‐ You wanna go for a walk, yeah?
You want walkies?

You want walkies?
Good girls, good girls.

Oooh! Brie cups with apple butter?

Are these from Brooklyn?

‐ We're turning people into wine?

I‐I‐I think we've gone too far.

‐ Exactly. It's excessive force.

These people love wine.
Look how happy they are on the labels.

A new E‐vite.

‐ Wait!

No, Terry and Jesse just replied
as maybes on this.

W‐we can't let them get bottled.
They're our crew.

Yumyulack, I‐I‐I order you
to call off the doodles.

‐ I can't call them off. Once a Napadoodle
senses party prep, it's over.

‐ My gray god!

‐ Thanks for coming, Halk.
We really need your help.

‐ These kind of things
don't happen in here anymore.

Not since... the war.

Steve.

I'm not sure I can help.

I didn't know him that well.
He worked on the farming level.

‐ We need your expertise.

You're the only one qualified enough
to help us with a murder investigation.

‐ Come on, you're a war hero.
You've got the stomach for this.

Plus, you were
an Executive Story Editor on Bones.

What is that, by the way?
‐ An ESE? It's just a level of writer.

Look, I only got hired on that show
because I wrote a Law and Order spec,

not because I'm an actual detective.

‐ I‐I'm sure you picked things up when
you ripped stories from the headlines.

We have a theory.
Big ol' cricket got into the Wall

and killed poor Steve.

You think a cricket did this?

‐ Those bastards make music
with their legs.

Who knows what else
they're capable of.

‐ If you think it's a cricket,
why do you need me?

‐ Because Tim asked for you specifically.

You're a war hero.

The announcement will sound better
coming from you.

I'm sorry, guys,

but I have a life of my own.

Good luck finding that cricket.

‐ Yello!
‐ Terry, listen to me!

Yumyulack created huge Napadoodles
that turn criminals into wine.

Do not go into that dinner party.

I would never dreeeeeam
of breaking the law.

And you can totally record
this conversation.

‐ No, T‐Terry, this is not a trick.
Damnit!

‐ You guys! Guess what?

I sci‐fi disguised this house
to look like a Radio Shack

so no one will ever go in it.

‐ Run!

I left NPR on in the truck.
Th‐th‐they must have been drawn to it.

‐ And I have baby carrots in my pocket.

‐ What the shit are you doing?
Get rid of them.

That's not gonna hold them long.
Quick, grab the scooter made from birds.

Human battery power is so weak.

Why haven't they discovered
how to harness the power of love yet?

No. Hole Foods?

This is like a mega dinner party.

We're surrounded by people
eating organic samples

and recommending podcasts to each other.

‐ Ooh, have you heard Slow Burn.

‐ I gave up on it. Wait, stop it!

We have to mask the dinner party scent.

‐ Come on!

‐ The smell of cake will confuse
the doodles into thinking

that I'm at a birthday gathering,
which is technically not a dinner party.

‐ And‐and I'm disguising my scent
with lonely single person food.

‐ Speaking of lonely single people,
I‐I lied earlier.

‐ Aah! You think Speed 2: Cruise Control
is better than Speed.

‐ Only reason I outlawed
dinner parties is because

you were leaving me alone all the time.

‐ What about Yumyulack?
He could have kept you company.

‐ He's a narc, and he chews too loud.
‐ Yeah, no, he sucks.

‐ The truth is,

I don't hate dinner parties.

I hate not having dinner with you, dummy.

We used to socialize,
we used to have a life.

What happened to us?
‐ Streamium TV happened, man.

We stopped going out
because the movie stars came to us.

‐ You're right. The siren call
of Josh Hartnett

on our 50‐inch flatty
is impossible to resist.

‐ I'm sorry, Korv.

I was so busy impressing
those dinner partiers

that I barely knew I didn't make time
to party with you.

‐ Terry, I say we seal our apologies
with a kiss.

Nice.

‐ Have you ever played Apples to Apples?

‐ Jesse, Pupes,
I thought you weren't speaking.

‐ Listen, when people start getting
smushed into wine

you forget your artistic differences
real quick.

‐ Woo‐woo‐woo!

Plus his new slut partner
was devoured by a Napadoodle.

Let's hover this board
to DC and overturn that law.

‐ I'm coming, too, right behind you.

Aw, goddammit!

Don't let go.

Don't let go. Come on!

‐ Baby. Baby, wake up. You're having
that dream again, okay.

Honey, look at me. Look at me.

You saved so many.

‐ But not everyone.

‐ You did as much as you could.

‐ Am I doing as much as I can now?

‐ I know those Walldermen want you
to get involved,

but that's not your life anymore.

Now is your time to be
at home... with me.

‐ What kind of home is this if you aren't
safe enough to walk in the mushroom park.

I gotta help them with this investigation.

‐ But the nightmares.
Are you sure it's a good idea?

‐ I'll be safe. And I'll make sure
everyone here is safe.

And, hey, it's probably just a cricket.

‐ Okay, okay! Blue skin, always rambling
about how her replicants walked

after only seven minutes of being planted.

You're talking about Zamulon.

She thinks her replicants are all that,
even though they ain't.

And time.

‐ All right! I love this game.

‐ Okay. Think I got everyone
in the neighborhood.

‐ What are you doing
with that people wine?

‐ What do you think I'm doing with it?

‐ Freezing it to make wine cubes?
‐ What?

I'm returning them back
into their human forms.

‐ Why the change of heart.

‐ No law, no criminals.

I only like capturing bad people
because I'm a bounty hunter.

Bounty hunters gotta bounty, you know.

‐ I had no idea that this
people‐wine situation could be reversed.

Had I known, we would have
done this a lot sooner.

‐ Yeah.
‐ So much sooner.

‐ You know, we should do this more often.

This was fun.

Send me the link to that thing.

‐ Knock, knock!

Hello, flare pants.

-I will make some
just for you, Mia.

‐ Um, yes, please.

I'm actually poking my little beak in
to check on Declan,

see how he's liking the new gig.

‐ Who?
‐ Declan! The new guy.

‐ There is no Declan.

No one new has reported here.

‐ Oops. He must have gotten lost.