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What is this?

Coordinates.

For?

A target.

What target?

There is a situation the Church
is seeking a window into.

You are the window.

You know conversations are
supposed to make things clearer?

I'm not intentionally obscure.

Sometimes reality is obscure.

This exercise is called

"stepping into the target."

The mind is stimulated

when the body physically moves

through a threshold.

A doorway, a tunnel,

or over a line.

More obscure still?

Yes.

Step over the line

and draw what you see.

And if I see nothing?

Then this will be
a short meeting.

But there are
eight Christian missionaries

who will die
if this doesn't work.

Is that true?

One thing you have
to know about me.

I never lie.

Now close your eyes,

step over the line,

and draw what you see.

Why did you replace
Victor LeConte?

Why?

I don't understand the question.

You're my new handler, right?

Is it because you're Black?

You're a very suspicious person.

There are 250 Black priests
in the United States.

And we just happen to...
end up together?

I'm from Nigeria.

There are
more Black priests there.

Now close your eyes,
step over the line,

and tell me what you see.

What do you see, David?

Nothing.

Let me start by saying I am

so sorry for my behavior.

I started seeing this doctor
about my back pain.

He promised a cure.

It turns out his cure
was Pentazocine.

- Oh.
- Which, as you know,

has the potential
for psychotomimetic effects.

- Hallucinations.
- Right.

That was the wake-up call
I needed.

I changed doctors,
detoxed from the drug.

I'm really glad to hear that.

Uh...

Okay. Uh, I got to head out.

- An assessment?
- Yeah.

Listen, I know
I have significant work ahead

to rebuild your trust.

But would you be open to...

resuming our weekly sessions?

Um, well,
it's actually, it's, it's,

it's not for me, it's for Andy.

Ever since the avalanche,
he just

has not been himself,
and the neurologists

can't seem to find anything,
so my only other guess

is that it has
to be psychological.

Well, I would be happy to help.

Right. It's just that,
uh, the...

I know.

My, uh... my automatic writing.

I...

I was trying something out,
but...

I'm done.

Are you sure?

- Yes.
- Okay.

Well, great, uh,
let me talk to Andy,

and then I'll give you a call.

- Oh.
- Need any help, Doctor?

No. No, I'm just...

throwing away old business.

Yes...?

The crow is starting to caw.

What does that mean?

Boggs has thrown out
your things.

Mm.

One dose, Ziprasidone,
18 milligrams,

swallowed ten minutes ago.

Opening eyes slowly.

Ah. No evident
hallucinatory images to my left.

Ah. Wai-- Oh, wait.

Faded image against
the black and white.

Image is strongest
against the black.

Closing my eyelids to half.

Image is gone.

But the voice is still here.

18 milligrams
has no evident impact

on hallucinatory voice.

Have you ever thought
this Dr. Boggs

might be trying to get you
hooked on drugs?

Have you heard of Big Pharma?

Oh, my God.

- The country life.
- Gosh.

Okay, you're trapping
all the smell inside.

Well, you open yours.

Does it feel like we're heading
out to the country a lot

- these days?
- Yeah.

And the same place.

Particle accelerator's
only four miles from here.

The gates of hell.

We're opening them.

Okay, what am I looking
for here now?

All right, let me show you.
Um, here...

VidTap?

Really? We swore these off.

Just watch.

Earlier tonight,

my boyfriend ate pork chops
for dinner.

This is him now.

Oh. Okay. What, are we back in
jump-scare territory? Come on.

This is
the possessed pork challenge.

What?

- Here's another one.
- Here goes.

Regardless of the warnings,
I'm about to eat

bacon from Belmonte.

Wish me luck.

And I challenge my friends

JoelBee49 and AdamFraizer226

to do the same.

Let's see what happens
when I eat possessed pork.

Okay.
So we're assessing this kid?

No, we are assessing the pigs.

What? You-You're kidding, right?

The pork lobby.

- Oh, my God.
- There's a 20% drop in sales

because of the fear
of possessed pork.

They asked the Church
to intervene.

After a sizable donation,
I assume.

So we're out here
looking at pigs?

Yep.

Hello.

You must be
from the archdiocese.

I'm Larry Bibb, from the PPN,

the Pork Producers
of the Northeast.

I'm Father Acosta.

Uh, Kristen and Ben.

It's so good to meet you.

Oh. This is one
of the Belmonte team members,

Chet Garcia, who runs this farm.

Welcome to my farm.

- You're the priest?
- Yes.

Good to meet you.

Closest church we have
out here is in Lidden.

Yes. Uh, we spent a night
out there in a graveyard.

Mm.
Looking for a ghost?

No. Werewolf.

You know, before I forget,
let me give you these.

It's a selection
of our fall meats and cheeses.

- There's one for each of you.
- I don't eat pork.

Ah. Well.

I'll just keep these here,
and...

you can take them with you
when you go.

My guess is,
you want to see my livestock.

Yes, please.

This way.

Who's that?

My neighbors. The Baxter farm.

They farm by drone?

They keep track
of their livestock by drone.

- You don't like that?
- It's a new way to farm.

A lot of us prefer the old ways.

Come on in.

- Yes. You get used to it.
- Whoa.

But we have some masks here
if you want.

- Uh...
- It's okay...

We have about 1,200 animals,

give or take
the gestating breeding sows,

which are kept here. Our animals

are all vaccinated
against porcine diarrhea,

brucellosis, pseudorabies
and African swine fever.

And this is my son Anthony.

These are the people
from the Church.

Right.

They want to know
about our living conditions.

Well, we follow all New York

Department of Health
and Hygiene regulations.

And all animals designated
for slaughter have a certificate

completed by a USDA Category
II-accredited veterinarian.

My son was gonna be a lawyer,

but he decided to stay closer
to home for a while.

It's the family business.

Can we get a look at your farm's
paperwork, Mr. Garcia?

- Of course. Yeah.
- Why so loud?

Why all the... the squealing?

Oh. Pigs and hogs together.

Noise isn't a bad thing with
the pigs. It's not like babies.

Why do you think people think
your pork's possessed?

Because people are weird.

People believe a lot of things.

"The world is flat."

"QAnon is real."

People like
the idea of conspiracies.

It makes life easier.
Don't you think?

- I do.
- You look around.

You tell us
what we're doing wrong.

All right. Thank you.

Behave.

Ah-- ow!

Darn it.

- Are you okay?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- I'm-I'm fine. It's just a cut.
- Let's get you first aid.

No, it's all right,
it's nothing.

Let's get you some antiseptic.

You don't want
to get that infected.

I look around

at all the women here,
and I know

that we together
have been more responsible

for this quarter's bottom line
than any of those men.

Gina, you brought
in Solovyov, okay?

Can we have a round of applause
for Gina? Yes?

And, Leslie, Leslie,

you not only righted the ship
on the Twitter threat,

but you're carrying
the friggin' Antichrist.

Can we give it up for Leslie?

Thanks.

But I'm not
the biological mother.

No. See? That's the problem.

Men take credit,
even when they don't deserve it.

Women share credit,
even when we do deserve it.

Look at them up there.

Mike started out
as your assistant, Monica.

Tanner over there brought me
lunch, and now they're all...

Sheryl!

Oh.

How cute.

A little sewing circle.

What do you need, Leland?

Well, I've got my hooks
into Dr. Boggs,

but I need to close that deal.

I need more background
on Kristen.

Okay. I'll come back.

Okay, listen up, ladies.

That...

That is why I'm here--

to bring down that motherfucker.

- Leland?
- Yeah.

He's out to destroy my family
and my granddaughters.

But I'm taking him down first.

From the inside.

- How?
- Organize. The six of us.

We get the rest of the women
in the office.

Are you saying
that we threaten to quit?

No, I'm saying
that we take over.

The women. We just ta...

Yeah.

I think I need some help.

Oh, shit.

Okay, uh, no-no-no,

I-I got it, I got it.

There you go.

- How's that?
- Yeah, it's... That's good.

So... what do you think?

I think they're doing
what pig farmers do.

I'm not sure how pigs would act
if they were possessed.

Right.

Did think it was weird, the way
they reacted to my blood.

Where's Ben?

Hello!

What do you need?

Oh, no-- Just-just, uh,
checking out your drones.

Why?

Uh, I just think
it's interesting.

Farming by drone.

Yeah. And who are you?

Oh. No one. Uh, I'm just...

inspecting the Belmonte farm.

Uh, is that a Redeye 360?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

You like that better
than the QuadAir?

Night and day. Redeye's lighter.

Yeah, but less battery life, right?

Oh, come on.

It's equivalent in common usage.

QuadAir's for city folks.

Okay, I guess I'm city folks.

How's the digital accuracy?

Three megapixels per frame.

And you get night vision.

Really? Nice.

Can I see?

This is the night vision.

That's the, uh, Belmonte farm?

- Yeah, and that's our field.
- Yeah.

Well, Garcias hate that
I do this, so I fly at night.

What are you worried about?

Pigs getting loose?

Well, sometimes, yeah.

I mean,
they find a hole in my fence,

and they're all over my land.

Hmm.

They dangerous?

Nah, mostly just aggressive.

There are some weird things
at night, though.

Like what?

Okay.

This is last month.

Watch the field.

Around 2:00 a.m.,

- I couldn't sleep.
- Mm-hmm.

Kept hearing weird noises.

People screaming and the like.

So I sent the drone up.

Okay, what am I looking for?

What the hell?

I know.

It's freaky.

This is real-time?
This is not time-lapse, right?

No.

W-W-Wait a second.
Can, uh, can I?

That's his son.

Garcia's.

- What's he doing?
- I don't know.

But if you find out, tell me.

It's okay, it's okay.

No, no, please make it stop.

- I don't want to do it anymore.
- It's okay.

Leslie, Leslie,
this is DF's private facility,

one of the best in the world.
Nothing's gonna happen

to either of you, I promise.

Leslie, Leslie,
it's okay, it's okay.

Wait, wait, wait, it's just a,
it's just a normal little kick.

It's okay. Just keep breathing.

Hee, hee, hoo, hoo.

Hee-- Nurse! Nurse!

Hoo, hee, hee, hoo, hoo.
It's okay.

Hi. I'm Nurse Bloch.

- And I'll take it from here.
- Hi. Okay.

- You need an ultrasound.
- Please, please help me.

I don't think
it's supposed to hurt this much.

Don't worry, honey,
I have just the thing to help.

Please, please!

Hee, hee, hoo, hoo.
Hoo, hee...

Shh, shh, breathe, breathe,
breathe. Hee, hee, hoo, hoo.

Hee, hee...

Thank you.

Thank...

That's better.

I snuck a shot on my phone.

He didn't want me
to have a copy.

He's worried
that it'll seem like

he's surveilling his neighbor.

But he is surveilling
his neighbor?

Well, I think there's a lot of
sabotage out there in farmland.

He hates how the pigs
dig under his fences.

You think it was
the farmer's son?

I think so. It's really weird.

Why are you breathing
so hard, David?

My nighttime run.

Oh, my God, would you
stop being Super Priest?

I don't run that fast.

Um, hey, so, what do
you want to do, David?

I mean, this doesn't seem to

have anything
to do with the pork.

Let me talk to Father Ignatius.

He'll probably want us to go
out there one more time

to see if there's some kind
of infectious possession.

Well, good night.

Don't get mugged.

- Already home.
- Hey, what about me?

You don't get mugged either.

- Night, guys. Bye.
- Good night.

Okay.

Two doses, Ziprasidone,
36 milligrams.

Father.

What does a... red, green
and yellow flag mean?

The flag of Ethiopia.

Where did you see it?

- I can't tell.
- You can to me.

No, no, I mean I can't tell.

I have visions.

It's not remote viewing.

It has nothing to do
with your...

numbers or your line
on the floor.

You don't know that.

- I know what I see.
- Okay, I...

In your vision,
what did you see?

Corpses.

I was stepping through them.

Men.

Women.

And that flag.

Were you googling
something before?

That can affect what you see.

No, I was coming back
from a run.

I was filled with...

hatred and...

violence.

Like I wanted to kill someone.

Like I was...

I...

I saw...

a scar on my right hand.

The shape of a red triangle.

David...

This was PSI.

Perfect site immersion.

The coordinates we gave you
were for the barracks

of General Kaleb Girma,

the leader of Ethiopian
military forces.

And he has a triangular scar
on his right hand.

David, you didn't step
into the space of Girma.

You stepped into Girma himself.

That's why you felt hate
and murderous thoughts.

You were him.

- This is not real.
- Oh, it is.

And this is not healthy.

There are eight missing priests
in Ethiopia.

We need to know what
General Girma did with them.

I know it's hard.

Father...

I had visions of hell.

I had visions
of the world ending.

They're not true.

They are possibilities.

You can't depend
on what I see to be true.

I can if it's all I've got.

That's your son Anthony.
Isn't it?

Where'd you get that?

- I can't say.
- It's the Baxter farm, isn't it?

He has those stupid drones.

Constantly spying.

Wait a minute.

We have been sent to check on
the pork being slaughtered here.

If this has anything
to do with it,

tell us or we'll have
to turn in a negative report.

Father, he's my son.

But he looks like
someone possessed.

Tell us or we'll find out
on our own.

Outside.

What are we playing here?
Good priest, bad priest?

About a month ago,

my son came back from college.

He started acting strange.

I thought they were
night terrors at first.

He would wake up...

just screaming.

And one night I...

I tried to wake him.

And he just snapped.

Threw me across the room

as-as if I weighed nothing.

I was raised Pentecostal,
but I-I...

I haven't been to church
in-in a while.

So I went online

trying to look for help.

It was difficult finding anyone
to come out here,

but finally...

I found an exorcist.

Who?

The Trio of God.

Fuck!

What is that? The Trio of God?

Amateur exorcists.
They advertise online.

Are you all right, David?

Yeah.

What do you mean?

I don't know,
you just seem, um... angry.

I just don't like amateurs
messing with the supernatural.

Right, but also...

earlier, you were driving
pretty aggressively.

It's just these
old country roads,

they're like...
like driving in a video game.

Here they are.

Wow.

That looks official.

You're keeping her sedated?

Yeah, she's not in any pain.

The pain isn't the real
issue here, it's her awareness.

Can't take any chances that
she'll run off with the fetus.

Can you up the dosage?

No, I can't do that.

Any more and we'll kill her
and endanger the baby.

Killing her is not the concern.

Okay,
just tell me the priorities.

First six or seven months,

- we need her...
- Her body?

Yes.

To feed to the baby.

Shh.
I think she's coming around.

We're okay.

Oh, good, you're awake.

- How is the ba...?
- Shh, shh, shh.

They're gonna kill me.

- What? Who?
- Leland and the nurse.

They're gonna kill me

and they're gonna feed
my body to the baby.

That's crazy, honey.

Giving birth to the Antichrist
is fucking crazy.

Using my body as food

is just normal crazy.

Okay, just, just call down,
all right?

Let me go figure out
what's going on.

Uh, Nurse Bloch, right?

- Yes. Sheryl?
- Right.

Um, Leslie was just
talking to me.

She heard you
and Leland talking.

Yes, I-I didn't know
she was awake.

Is she in pain?

No, no, but-but she told me

she heard you were planning
to kill her

and use her body for baby food.

- Really?
- Yeah.

Killing her.

For baby food.

Yeah, I-I-I want to,
you know, calm her, so...

Dr. Townsend and I
were discussing

the condition of the fetus--
it's in a transverse lie.

- Ah. Right.
- So pain control is paramount.

I can understand if Leslie
finds sights and sounds

confusing during this time,
but I can assure you

the only harm that
will come to her

is if we take her off
the epidural too abruptly.

Thank you.

Okay.

Now stand.

You have been freed
from all demonic influence.

Oh, my gosh.

I feel released.

Jesus freed you.

Can I please get
your autographs?

- Maybe in a minute.
- Of course, of course.

You all are a godsend.

Thank you, Jesus.

Don't worry,
you are in great hands.

Hello.
Do you have an appointment?

- The Trio of God?
- Yes.

Yeah, we're from St. Joseph's.

We were hoping to talk with you?

Ah, our Roman Catholic brethren.

Yes, we've had a few of your
rebounds come through here.

Rebounds?

Uh, just your exorcisms,
the ones that didn't take.

Let's talk about your exorcisms.

On what authority do you
cast out these demons?

By the only authority needed,

the authority of Jesus.

But you aren't
trained exorcists.

Trained by who?

Nowhere in the Bible does it say

you need to be trained
to cast out demons.

That is just something
the Roman Catholics made up.

Like Latin, the holy water,
the indulgences.

Anything to profit from God.

And to keep the white male
clerical patriarchy intact.

How much
did you just charge him?

Nothing but our living expenses.

Chet Garcia paid you $10,000.

That's a lot of living expenses.

His dad would have paid us
ten times that amount.

But at what cost?

Um...

So, this farm.

What happened at this farm?

- That wasn't our fault.
- What wasn't your fault?

Jesus was confronted
by a demon-possessed man

living among
the tombs of the city.

Oh, my God...

When he encountered
Jesus, he cried out,

"Have you come
to cast us into hell,

Son of God?"

But there was
a herd of pigs nearby.

And the demons begged Jesus,

"If you've come to cast us away,

send us into the pigs."

And Jesus said to them,
"Leave this man,

and the demons fled out
of the man's body

and went into the pigs, and all
the pigs ran down into the sea

and drowned themselves.

Mark 5.

That's what you did?

You sent the demons
into the pigs?

Yes, he came to us
three weeks ago.

His son was possessed and,
as the Gospels demanded,

we cast the demons
into the pigs.

But they didn't
drown themselves.

There was no place
for them to drown themselves.

That's why we told
the father to destroy them.

Oh, Jesus.

So, what are we saying?

"Those crazy girls, they sent
a demon into the pigs"?

Are we really
on that level of crazy?

It's biblical, so... yeah.

I'm going nuts.

- Why?
- This job.

So you're no longer
going over to the dark side?

What do you mean?

Oh, a few months ago,

you were throwing
your hand in with God

and going to church.
Hmm, now what?

You're right, I promised God
that I would

take the girls to Mass
every week

if Andy came back alive.

But all this talk
of salvation, God, demons.

It's just...
It's just broken me.

I know you see visions, David,

but that is your truth
and not mine.

Don't say your truth.
There's truth.

There's no yours and mine.

Look, you see an elephant
from one side,

I see it from another.
Neither of us is wrong.

Yes, but there is an elephant.

Yeah, and if one of us
were omniscient,

we could insist on what
the other person saw,

but you can't determine
what I see.

I'm not trying to.

Ever since I gave up taking God

and demons seriously,
I've been happy.

So why would I want
to go back to a world

that requires me to dress up
my kids for Mass or...

get a nun into my house
to destroy demons?

Because it's true.

What good is truth
if it doesn't make you happy?

- So, how do we talk?
- I don't know.

Maybe we don't.

Maybe we mime things
to each other.

Maybe you mime "God"
and I mime "science."

I've been seeing something.

What?

I've been seeing a jinn.

It's called a Qareen, um...

In Islam, it's, uh...

like an id shadow.

- Are you serious?
- Yeah.

What are you doing about it?

Is this about
the particle accelerator?

I'm taking medication, and, uh,
yeah, I'm guessing it is.

What medication?

Ziprasidone. I'm trying it
in 18-milligram stages.

Stages?
Wh-What do you mean, stages?

Trying to figure out the minimum
I need to stop the image.

Okay, if we're being honest...

...the Entity is
back in my life.

I haven't been keeping it
from you.

It's just,
things have been moving... fast.

They're experimenting
with remote viewing.

You serious?

- Remote viewing?
- Yes.

They gave me the coordinates
for a dictator overseas,

and my visions for some reason

have caught a glimpse of him.

Or I imagined
I caught a glimpse of him.

I think that's the reason
I've been so angry

these past few days.

It's because I feel
the emotions of this dictator.

I'm not saying it's true,

that there's just something
in what I'm doing

that's changing my mood.

We are three fucked-up people.

Okay, pull over. We got to hug.

What? No, we-we're okay.
We're not pulling over.

David. Pull over.

Pull over, David,
or she'll sing.

Hey, guys, I was thinking

I'm gonna go check out
the soil at the farm.

Oh, yeah? Why?

Because it might
be neural sarcoidosis.

- Right.
- What's that?

That happens when individuals
are exposed to foreign antigens

that promote inflammation
of the brain.

Which can explain Anthony.

And the pigs, too?

- Yeah.
- Mm-hmm.

So I'm gonna go
and get some samples.

Because years of pesticides
can build up in the dirt.

Okay, a Black man, a Muslim
and a white girl

hugging beside the road?

We should go home
before we get shot.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

How are you, Leslie?

Fine, I think.

A little pain.

- I want it to come.
- I do, too.

Nurse Bloch has relayed
your concern.

You heard what
the nurse and I said.

- I want to talk about that.
- Sheryl said I misheard.

Yes, but also... you didn't.

So we need to have
an honest conversation.

You know what you're carrying?

- Yes.
- The most important child

in 2,000 years.

So if I didn't mishear,

what were you talking about?

Using my body as food?

No, it's not about you.

You said the mother's body.

Yes, but not you.
The biological mother.

Kristen?

Yes. We didn't want you
to worry.

In fact, we'll need
your help on that front.

What?

Kristen doesn't want
any part of this.

Well, that has to change.
That's why we need you.

I'll be right back.

Girls?

Andy?

Mm.

Hello?

Kristen, please help me.

Who's this?

Leslie. I didn't know
who else to call.

Leslie who?

I'm carrying your baby.

And it's coming.

I'm in labor right now, I was..

I was at the hospital,
but they're trying to kill me.

Um...

Leslie...

I have nothing to do
with this baby.

Leland is going to kill me.

Help me.

Please help me.

You should go back
to the hospital, okay?

No!

The nurse is drugging me.

Nurse Bloch,

with her squeaky shoes.

She's been poisoning me.
Please, I'm not

crazy.

They're going to mulch me up,

they're going to feed my body
to the baby.

I don't want to die.

I don't want to die, please.

Where are you?

When did her contractions start?

Uh, I don't know.

She have complications
during her pregnancy?

Um... don't know.

Ma'am, are you going
in the room?

- Uh, actually I'm going to...
- I was about to start dinner.

- Guys, come on. Let's go.
- Kristen! Please!

Please!

She's very active.
The baby's coming.

Please, Kristen, I'm scared!

Kristen, please.

Please don't leave me, Kristen.

- Get her an epidural now.
- Too late for an epidural.

What about a pudendal block?

This baby is crowning.
Since you're a pro,

- help her breathe.
- I'm not here to...

Get her breathing in rhythm!

Okay, Leslie, look at me.
Look at me.

- It's almost over.
- Mm-hmm.

You're going to breathe in
for four through your nose,

then out like...

Are you ready?
Think down and out.

Here we go. Four.

Now out.

- All right, I need you to push.
- I can't!

Yes, you can. You can.
I'm right here with you.

It's almost over, okay?

On the count of three,

one, two, three.

Push.

She'll have to do
better than that.

- Do you want to do it, Doctor?
- Thank you.

Hate him and bear down.

This hurts like a motherfucker!

It's crowning. Keep going.

What?

What is it?

Kristen, what's wrong?

I need to see him.

Shh.

♪ Green Acres ♪

♪ Is the place to be ♪

♪ Farm livin'
is the life for me.♪

Okay. I'm not your enemy.

Okay? I am just a friendly old
city boy, just...

going back home.

Okay?

I don't know how
to make him stop.

You're doing fine.

It's okay. It's okay.

Babies can feel insecure
on their back,

like they're going
to be dropped.

You could try holding him
on his stomach.

Please show me.

Please.

Mm, there you go, little buddy.

There you...

So, we have an issue.

We already explained
what happened with my son.

No, that's not it.

Kristen, are you on?

Uh, yeah, I'm here.

What is that?

Feedback.

Which is...?

That's what pig farmers call it

when they feed the ground-up
carcasses of dead pigs

to their live ones.

The Trio of God
told you not to sell the pigs

they sent the demons into.

- And I didn't.
- True.

But you killed the pigs
and you fed their carcasses

to your living livestock.

Feedback is perfectly legal
in our state.

Yeah, saves farmers
a massive amount in feed.

But pigs raised that way

develop aggressive
and cannibalistic behaviors.

That's why
they were drawn to my blood.

Yep. And that's why they dug up
the neighbor's graveyard.

And that is why they tried
to kill me last night.

And that is why a hog
in Oregon last year

killed his farmer
and ate him whole.

All because of feedback.

But that means
the pork isn't possessed.

It's healthy.

We're not signing off
on your pork.

It may not be possessed,
but it certainly is evil.

Well, either way...

we're gonna need you to sign
these nondisclosure agreements.

There's one for you and you.

Hey there. Come on. Follow me.

Hmm. What's his name?

The baby's, um...

I don't think
that's decided yet.

Here it is. It's Timothy.

That's my dad's name.

That's sweet, she named him
after your father.

Here, it's time for the feeding.
Do you want to?

Uh, no, no, no, no.

You're the only one
she approved.

You're the other mother, right?

Here.

Hello, Timothy.

Hello.

There you go.

Got him? All right.

Got him?

Oh.

You even look like each other.

It's okay. That's okay.
You're okay.

You're okay.

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The thrill of writing
this year was going in

in very unexpected ways,
that I don't think

other TV shows do.

That's the good thing about

not planning everything
exactly out,

because you surprise yourself,
you're probably

gonna surprise the audience.

David, watch it!

Michelle and I are
of the opinion,

the writers' room is about
the logic of building a story.

But the actual putting
those words down on paper

are about tapping into
the intuition.

We have
a spectacular group of writers.

Either one of them will have

read something,
thought of something,

or we will come up with ideas

of things that we're finding
scary in the world.

There's so many different
experiences

and walks of life from everybody
in the room.

But I think it makes for
really unique stories.

We'll come with personal
stories

and what are you into in terms
of, like, the news

or current events.

And then we'll try to connect
the dots on both of them.

So, even if it is something
that's popping up in the news,

we will put our own
Evil spin on it.

Whoa!

This year, we leaned a little
bit more into innovative

and newer technologies

that are gonna be
a big part of our future.

Technology has improved
our lives,

whether it's connectivity
or productivity,

but then there's always,
you know, an unexpected outcom.

What the hell?

The first episode is

based on a particle
accelerator,

the CERN one in Switzerland.

There was a lot of fear
at the time,

when it was opening,
that it was gonna

open the gates to Hell.

One of the writers
in the writers' room

brought it to us,
and it felt like

they're now creating another
particle accelerator

that is gonna be equal to CERN

out in Long Island,
so it felt like, "Oh,

well, you know, that's perfect."

Evil has definitely
the strangest tone

of any show I've ever worked o,
just because it combines

so many genres
that wouldn't mesh,

and that's all due to the mind
of Robert and Michelle King.

Robert and Michelle, as showrunners,

will do a final pass
of the script.

That's when most of the humor
gets added in,

and, uh, it's wonderfully
surprising,

and it's wonderful to get
those scripts.

I think it's such a great
blend of comedy

and also, like,
"What the fuck is happening?"

All our writers and the Kings

are crazy geniuses.

Our monsters and demons
are not fantastical.

Everything is very grounded
in this world.

And so, when you approach it
that way,

you find the real emotion
in the scene, in the script,

and then you just go from it,

'cause, like, the scary moments

come from the very real moments.

The scale
of our stories this year

is really quite big.

But then, it also becomes

far more personal, too.

It was an interesting
writing exercise for all of us

to do that kind of--
balance those two scales,

the really big
and the really small.

We're going to be parents.

It's fun to write
for Kristen and Leland.

Kristen keeps being faced with
weirder and weirder challenges

by Leland.
We never wanted her

showing any vulnerability,

so all she can do, and start
doing, is laughing at him,

which defines Kristen this yea,
which might define

why she's a little lighter
this year.

She would have to.
I mean, her egg was stolen,

and made into the Antichrist.

That is horrific stuff.

And I think she either
could've been destroyed by that,

or found strength,
and she found strength.

Anytime you build
a conflict between characters

in a TV narrative,
there has to be an ending.

So I think what
you're gonna find

is things are driven
to a head this year

because of the nature
of narrative,

but also the nature
of these characters.