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[Ish] Previously,
on Earth Abides.

[Emma] Heather will finally

have someone her age
to play with.

[cheering]

♪ Happy birthday
Dear Heather ♪

Hey, Heather Bo-beather!

- Hey!
- Okay, take those out.

We always know where you are,
right? Next to Heather.

Stay right where you are.

[Lucky barking]

- [Ish] You hunt?
- [Emma] Don't you?

[Ish] Only rocks.

[firing]

[Molly] Don't

fucking

do it.

We don't want anything.

Everyone wants something.

[Molly] I was
a resident surgeon

at UW Medicine in Seattle,

until there was
no one left to treat.

[heavy thudding]

[handle snaps]

[Molly] You said
essential items, right?

For me,
medical supplies are.

Did you at least find
one or two more bottles?

How about 200?

[rustling]

Evie, get Joey!

[roaring]

- [grunting]
- [roaring]

- [flesh tearing]
- Someone, help! Please!

Please! Someone help us!
Please!

Help!

[pensive piano playing]

[orchestra joins in]

[voices join in]

[single piano note fades out]

[Emma] There's too much blood.

[Molly] Everyone,
keep applying pressure

anywhere you see a bloom.

[Jorge] It's okay.

[Emma] Come on. Come on.

[fabric tearing]

Get this off. Get this off.

[Molly] Okay, let's see
what we're working with.

Jorge! Tourniquet over here.
It's on the shelf.

Tie it above the elbow here.

Tie it like you're
gonna break the bone, okay?

- [Jorge] All right.
- [Emma] There's too much blood.

[Molly] It's okay. Everybody
has more than it needs.

Jean? Get me that suture kit.

We're gonna take these
one by one, okay?

One by one.

Yup, that's good.

[Heather] He's not breathing!

[Emma] No, no, no, no, no, Ish?

Ezra, oxygen, now!

- Ish?
- 'Kay, 'kay, 'kay. Move!

Come on, Dad.

[begins rescue breathing]

Okay, it's ready.

Okay, on the nose.
Turn it around.

Yup.

- Slow pressure. Go.
- Okay.

- Just like that.
- Yeah.

- Every five seconds. Okay?
- Yeah, yeah, okay.

He's breathing.

Emma, we got him.

[Emma]
Yeah, baby, come on, fight.

Yeah, you got this.

Fight, baby, come on, fight,
fight, fight, fight.

[Molly] He's breathing.

- Stay here. Stay.
- Don't let go.

[birdsong]

[Ezra] Come on.

Dad's gonna be okay, right?

He has to.

[Emma] I feel useless.

Please, give me something to do.

[Molly] After this,

the only thing left
for any of us to do

is rest, and wait.

When you give so much
of yourself to your partner,

you hope it's enough,

but I realize it doesn't matter
how much I love him,

even over
all these countless years.

It only matters
whether or not

you save him.

[Ish breathing softly]

[sobbing]

Ish, I'm so sorry.

[crying]

[footsteps]

[rustling]

[breathing heavily]

[gasping]

[quiet gasp]

[breath shaking]

[lion roaring]

[roaring]

[firing]

[reloading and firing]

[reloading and firing again]

[breath shaking]

[birds chirping]

[door opening]

[door closing]

Is the patient awake?

[weakly] All the time.

Okay.

[Ish cries out]

Brace yourself.

[wincing and gasping]

I know.

How long
before I can walk again?

Knowing you,

it'll be about
six weeks too early.

[Ish exhaling heavily]

I still cannot believe

a human being
survived that attack.

All I did
was lay on the table.

You did all the heavy lifting.

[he sighs]

I'm a fake, Ish.

I flunked out of medical school
my first year.

I was great

everywhere
but the classroom.

But I've seen you.

All those stories I told,

they were just that.
They were stories.

The truth is,
I-I liked believing

I was more than I really was.

While all the real doctors
were dying,

I chose to live a lie.

Impossibly,
it never caught up to me

until you were right
in front of me, and I knew.

Then I knew.

I knew me and my lie
couldn't sew you back together.

But you did.

Ish, I have no idea how.

[Ish] I do.

You finally caught up
to the lie.

[uplifting music playing]

Dad's finally home!

Dad! [laughing]

Wait, no, hey, hey, hey!

He'll be climbing
those library steps soon, okay?

Love you. Love you.
Love you. Love you.

Dad, when will you
be able to play again?

Uh, the accordion or the piano?

You don't play piano
or the accordion.

It's never too late to learn.

Bad joke. Dad's home.

[Emma laughs]

Come on.

Mm.

Ow.

Please make sure you bring 'em
to the library when I'm down.

Mm, don't you even start
with me, Isherwood.

- It's important.
- Mm, not as important

as teaching Heather
how to set a trap,

or Joey how to freedive
for abalone.

[uplifting music playing]

Did you have to catch
the whole ocean, Joey?

They were jumping
out of the sea.

[Alex] Show-off.

[Joey] But.

I did happen to get

your favorite.

A lobster.

I'll share it with you.

Nah, that's all right.
It's all yours.

Next time you dive,

do it with Alex or Raif
close by, all right?

Raif's too busy
chasing Heather into the city.

Well, people need to stretch
their legs sometimes, Jo-Jo.

Yeah, but do they need
to stretch them together?

[both chuckling]

[laughing]

Oh, my God!

[knocking]

- No one's home.
- Eh, I guess we can go in.

Why would you
put holes in a table?

How do I look?

Kinda perfect.

[giggles]

- [thudding]
- [clacking]

[Heather laughing]

I don't think
that's how you do that.

50 pairs of shoes?

Am I missing something?

You only wear
one pair at a time.

Oh, no, p-people
in the olden times,

they had, um,

they had 50 feet.

I'll never understand the point
of having all this stuff!

Well, I think
it was just for fun, right?

[she laughs]

Whoa!

[Heather] This is
Maurine's dream purse.

Heather, I've seen the past.

It's a blindfold.

[giggling]

Wait, I actually,

I remember this
from the library with Ish.

You know, I wonder
who built the pyramids.

And why?

I wonder what the rest
of the world looks like.

We spend half our time
keeping nature at bay here,

but everywhere else,
it must be magical.

I mean, there's gotta be
someone else, you know?

Somewhere.

What if we didn't
have to wonder?

"We need to see
what life is like

outside of
all of Dad's routines."

She really said that?

For the record, she also
blamed you for her wanderlust.

- Me?
- Something about you

teaching her about the Vikings,

world geography,

pointing her towards a world

outside the bounds
of San Lupo.

Fucking Vikings.

And she capped it off by saying

if we don't let her leave,
she's gonna die here.

We're all gonna die here.

And that they'd be back
before winter.

She promised?

I've never known
that child to lie.

She did.

I'm not ready for her to go.

When you found me,

all those years ago,

I went with you,
not knowing what was ahead.

And what have you always
told our children?

All of life is learning.

Then let her learn.

Out there.

[sighing heavily]

Heather Bo-beather.

[Emma laughs]

Light as a feather.

Hey, after food and water,

these are your best friends
out there.

Okay. Okay?

Okay, the gas

is treated with biocide.

- Yeah.
- Right?

- Mm-hmm.
- So keep it out of the sun.

- Okay, yeah. Yeah.
- Yeah? All right.

Oh, how much range
do we have on it?

[Ish] Plenty.

Okay. All right,
well, thanks, everyone,

but, you know,
you can stop hovering now, okay?

Okay, no hovering.

Here's some bear spray.

Don't confuse it
with hairspray.

Hopefully it works.

Maybe we try it on you to see?

Thank you. Thank you.

- Be safe.
- Yeah, we will.

Okay, good.

Bye, sis.

Who kidnapped Alex

and replaced him
with a real boy?

Remember how I taught you.

Dominant stance
and dominant eye.

- And squeeze, don't pull.
- All right.

I'm kind of in denial
of the whole leaving thing.

- Well, we're gonna be back.
- Okay.

Mom, you taught me
how to clean a fish,

and how to bait a trap,
how to use tree bark as soap,

and how to practice
kissing on my wrist.

I've been paying attention,
and I remember it all.

[Emma] Well,
take care of each other.

Okay.

[Ish] Whatever you do,
you stay north.

With, uh, winds blowing
from the west, expect wildfires.

- Hey!
- Hi.

Gonna hold down the fort
while I'm gone?

- Yeah.
- I love you.

I love you,
Heather Bo-beather.

[honking]

- Okay, you guys.
- Have fun.

Love you guys.

You're the best thing
I ever did.

Wait! You can't go yet.

Why not?

Gotta do our secret handshake.

We don't have
a secret handshake.

That's how secret it is.

- [both laughing]
- Come back, okay?

Okay. Bye.

[engine idling]

[reversing]

- Love you!
- Bye!

- All right, goodbye!
- Love you!

[car horn honking]

- Love you!
- Be safe!

- Bye! -Bye!
- [horn honking]

[wind blowing]

[breeze blowing]

[Ezra] You see
the soil in here?

- Yeah.
- What do you think about it?

[Olivia] It's dry.

That's right,
it is pretty dry.

Usually we get more rain
this time of year.

Yeah.

And our friends here
are a little bit thirsty,

just like people.

[they laugh]

Hmm.

[faucet turns]

[water dribbles]

[handle breaking]

[Evie gasping]

[wheezing anxiously]

[Ish] Are you okay, Evie?

What's wrong with the sink?

[Joey] Why have we never
been here before?

[Ish]
When something always works,

sometimes
you take it for granted.

[Joey]
That's a terrible idea.

[Ish] Exactly.

[Ezra] How fucked are we?

[Ish] Rome before the aqueduct.

[Ezra]
Well, Jorge can fix anything.

Anything but the past.

See this patch
up the rusted section of pipe?

This was the fix.

A Band-Aid on top
of a bigger problem

that the water company
probably never got around to.

But we're still
getting some water.

Yes, Joey, but

we're at the mercy
of city pipes.

How long?

Well, without rain,
and the way it's been going,

a week?

If we ration.

[rumbling in distance]

Dad!

Hope you have
a brilliant idea, son.

No.

But they might!

[engines rumbling]

[others calling] Hey!

[Joey] Those are other
people, just like us.

We don't know if it's safe.

What if they're stranded
and need help?

How many do you think
there are?

More than there are of us.
Get in the car, Joey.

I've never met anyone new.

Joey's right.
It's been at least 10 years

since we've seen another person.

- [radio static]
- Emma? Alex?

Can anyone hear me?

Shit. Joey! In the car. Now!

[engine starting]

[doors opening and closing]

What did they look like?
Did you talk to any of them?

Uh, no, we were too far
for any details like that.

- Were you scared?
- No, I was ready.

For what?

Just in case. We don't know
if we were followed.

Let's get the kids inside.

We just saw trucks
and then they drove away.

How many were there?

[Jorge] Fresh tire tracks
will be easy to follow

if they heard you driving away.

If they want to find us,
they will.

- Where's Alex?
- On watch.

Ish, what if this
is a good thing?

- It has been in the past.
- Alex? Come down.

Whatever it is,
we have to be prepared.

The odds of you all
being there at the same time,

- maybe it's a sign.
- [Molly] Well, of course

we should talk to them.
We have to talk to them.

We could go back out
with everybody.

There's plenty of daylight.

Let's just get everyone
safe first, okay?

[vehicle approaching]

Joey, in the house!

[engine rumbling]

[brakes hissing]

You left before we could talk
at the reservoir.

[water sloshing]

It's not much, but it's part
of our last supply.

We still have enough.

Consider it a peace offering.

Can help quench the thirst
we all know is comin'.

My partner, Perry.

The canteen was her idea.

I'm not that poetic.

Hello, all.

Don't break two hearts.

[sniffing]

Now you're stuck with us.

Friends for life.

At least
in certain Balkan countries.

We thought
we'd have enough water,

till the reservoir
decided to empty itself out.

This mini drought.

"The Earth
cries in a drought,

but it laughs in flowers."

Emerson.

A well-read man.

A good book never hurt anybody.

Unless it fell off a shelf
and hit 'em in the head.

You have a young man
in a watchtower.

[laughing]

What'd you think
was coming to get ya?

We've had enough troubles
to earn that watchtower.

Alex, come on down!

Is that your son?

He's as handsome as his dad.

[Ish] You have kids?

Never been that lucky.

But I have friends.

They look out for me.

It's amazing.

Stunning, really, to see
so many new people all at once.

We didn't mean to scare you.

In fact,

I was just about to go down for
a chat at the reservoir when.

Ish isn't one
to run to strangers.

[Charlie] It's okay.

Happy to run to you.

We learned how
to dig wells in Nevada

when we found this abandoned
outside of Reno.

[Ish]
I wasn't expecting that.

We were very lucky
in the finding,

and we're happy
to share that luck.

I'm Ish.

This is my wife, Emma.

Jorge, Molly, Jean, Ezra.
My son, Alex.

Charlie.

These two gentlemen
are Silas and Kori.

Arabella, Penny.

I call them
Perry's bodyguards.

Backup singers.

And the rest,

I'd love to be able
to introduce you over a meal,

if that's not being
too presumptuous?

Welcome to San Lupo.

Our home.

[Charlie] Ice cream.
Ice cream and pizza.

[laughter]

We must feel like
such an intrusion on your Eden,

but to us,
we feel rescued from the road.

Well, we are happy
to have visitors.

[Ish] I bet digging wells
isn't easy,

even with the best equipment.

Oh, thank you very much.

[Maurine] You're good? Okay.

I learned that the hard way.

So, uh, how long
do you suppose this will take?

What's your rock like
around here?

Volcanic rhyolite,
sandstone, shale,

and a thin layer
of Moraga basalts.

Ish!

Coming through
with the big-boy knowledge.

Well, Berkeley wasn't
totally wasted on me.

[Charlie] Okay, well,

with our drill hammer
and our 185-cfm air compressor.

Running 24 hours a day.

[Charlie] That's right.

We're probably
tasting fresh water

in 72 hours.

"Hours"?

We forgot that was a thing.

[chuckling]

Time forgets everything,
ma'am,

except itself.

I thought you said
Perry was the poet.

Ah. Well.

Every once in a while,
a blind squirrel goes nuts.

[laughter]

[Ish] So, what can
we offer you in exchange?

Our people
are hungry and tired.

We would certainly welcome
all the fuel you could spare.

So that we can travel on
when water's flowing here.

Yeah, we can provide that.

Sounds like we have a deal.

Sounds like we do.

Cheers.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

[drill winching]

[engine turning off]

Excuse me, sir.

[grunting]
There we go.

Wanna give it a fling, Ish?

Whoa.

You made that look easy.

Yeah, it's heavier
than it looks.

[Ish] My arm's still damaged
from the cougar attack.

Sorry.

There's a, uh hammer there.

Where? Oh, there.

Yeah, give him a hand.

It's okay.
Every man has what he's good at.

How are you with a rifle?

Better than I am
with a drill.

Beautiful.
Let's leave this to the boys

and go kill us some dinner.

Shut up.

[Ish] Where were you
before the desert?

That's a big question.

I'm curious
what you found out there.

Were there
other communities like ours?

You know what I found?

Me.

[suspenseful music playing]

There you are.

- [Charlie fires]
- Fuck!

Clean shot.

And now we finish.

Doesn't take much
to kill from far away.

The challenge is to do it
when you're up close,

eye to eye.

Field dressing's
never been my forte.

I've had lots of practice,

not just on deer.

Bison, cattle.

[chuckling]

Ish, you should've
seen your face.

Ha ha.

Thank you.

[everyone talking]

[laughing]

Where'd you get those scars?

What, these?

It's a few long stories.

[clearing his throat]

You see, scars are God's math.

It's his way of keeping track

of how much more punishment
a man deserves.

How much more mercy.

My dad
survived a mountain lion.

And a rattlesnake.

Is that right?
Look at you, Ish.

God's keeping
really close track of you.

Here's to hoping
he's done with me,

and I say that not believing.

Believing enough
to hedge your bets, though.

I like that.

Cover every angle,

and they'll never
catch you unawares.

[kissing]

[Charlie] You ever feel
that you're so much

in the right place,
the right time,

that your heart could just

tear right in half?

Let's hope the
drill and the water table

feel that way about each other.

Yes.

The sooner a thirst
is quenched, right, Ish?

[Emma] Well, that's it for me.

Me too,
but we can't thank you enough

for your help
with the wells, Charlie.

Oh, hard work never
hurt a man, ma'am,

unless he didn't want to do it.

Good night.

[kissing]

[Charlie] You are one hell
of a host, Ish.

You really know how to make
a man feel like he's at home.

"Home."

When all you've known
is the desert,

a taste of home like this.

Almost feels like a mirage.

You ever wrestle with

why we're the only ones
that made it?

There are two kinds of people,

the weak and the strong.

Those who found a way,

those who didn't.

What they left behind is ours,

so thank you

and next. [chuckling]

"Next."

That's the key.

Building on the knowledge
from the past,

making room for whatever's,

whatever's next.

That's how we'll win in the end.

That is how we make it
all the way back.

[chuckling]

I like you, Ish.

That

I didn't see coming.

[chuckles softly]

[drill roaring]

[Ish] I was thinking maybe
you can work with me today.

I wanna work on the well.

I think we're close.

[Ish] I know you do,
but why don't you put

that determination
into helping around San Lupo?

The well isn't the only thing.

[Alex] If Charlie doesn't
find water, it might be.

[Ish] Like your brother said,

it doesn't mean
we stop trying something else.

"Like my brother said."

[Ish] Whoa! Alex. Hold on.

I don't get it.
I've always been here,

but I can't remember
the last time

that you've wanted me
to do anything with you.

It's always Joey.

I wanna do something
with you now, both of you!

Why?

Alex? Alex!

I don't want you around him.

Wow, so you don't really
want to work with me,

you just don't want me
working with someone else.

Before we all die of thirst,
I'm gonna go make myself useful.

[door opening and closing]

[Emma] What was that about?

I just want him
to make smart choices.

Smart choices,
or your choices?

Emma, I don't think
we can trust Charlie.

I knew "new Ish"
was too good to be true.

[Ish] What's that mean?

Your constant antipathy
towards visitors.

You did the same thing
with Jorge, Ezra, Jean,

and Molly,
who wound up saving your life!

You saw warning signs
in all of them.

Okay, I was wrong.

Dead wrong, but I don't think
I'm wrong about this, Em.

I get this feeling

that while he's digging
into our ground,

it's to plant his own root
and stay here.

- Can you hear yourself?
- You saw the way

he looked at Evie last night.
I know you did.

Okay, yes, and it was skeezy,

but he's a man.

Evie's beautiful.

Perry reined him in.
It's not the first time

a man looked at beauty
and got caught.

He also said something
when everyone went to bed.

What did he say?

It wasn't just what he said,
it was-- it was how he.

The words.

[sighing] He told me
he liked me.

[laughing]
You are impossible.

Just because
you don't want me to be right

doesn't mean I'm wrong.

[Emma] You mean wrong again.

[drill roaring]

You just gotta wait
for the drill to do the work.

It takes time.

Come on.

It's not working.

I'm telling you,
it's not going in.

You think we should have
hit water by now?

[drill rumbling]

[reversing drill]

[drill engine stops]

Ish,

you're either gonna have water
or you're not.

Not every hole is a well.

[mallet tapping bit]

We're down to only one now.

One is all we need.

[mallet tapping bit]

Good?

All right. Let's go.

Come on, baby. Come on, baby!

Come on, baby.
Come on, baby.

Open the fuck up.

[drill biting]

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

[laughing]

No way. No way.

We did it!

- Whoo!
- What'd I tell you, huh?

- There we go!
- [chuckling]

Tomorrow,
we're all getting wet.

Whoo! Told you!

Shale.

It's very porous,
so water can move through it.

If it's a crack through there,
you're in business.

Yeah, he's right.
You know, you could take a bath.

[drilling resumes]

Now we're smooth.

[Emma] You going
to the well, babe?

[Ish] It's a well site,
not a well yet, Em.

Well, if you're not,
there's about a hundred things

I could use your help with
around here.

It's nice not doing
all the heavy lifting

for once, isn't it?

The mountain lion decided
to take care of that

a while back.

You are still
my strong-shouldered man.

I mean, wouldn't you rather
be here with me

than out
in that cruel bit of sun?

[work party singing]

I remember when that invitation

would take us down the hall
awful quick.

Sorry, Em. I just.

Have a good day, then.

Men!
Thank God I'm not one.

[work party singing]

You ready?
It's the big moment, everybody.

Let's go!

[all together] ♪ And so ♪

♪ Sally can wait ♪

♪ She knows it's too late ♪

♪ As she's walking on by ♪

♪ Her soul slides away ♪

♪ But "Don't look back
in anger" ♪

♪ I heard you say ♪

[Charlie chuckles]

Ishmael!
Is that your full name?

[Ish] Isherwood.

I've never heard that.

It's my mom's favorite poet.

Books were
kind of her map and compass.

Well, books can't save us now.

Just blood, sweat, and beers.

Aw.

I'd kill for a cold Modelo
right now, huh?

Uh, Jorge usually keeps
a pack or two chilled.

I don't know if he has Modelo.

Hey!

[claps shoulders]

- I heard you got beer?
- [Jorge] Oh.

For a well-digger like you?
Yes, we do.

[laughing]

[Charlie]
Now you're stuck with us.

[Emma] It's amazing.

So many new people
all at once.

[birdsong]

[pensive piano playing]

[Ish wheezing]

Charlie, that fucker, is here.

[panting]

I can't believe I'm lost.

[grunting]

[sighing]

Great idea, Ish.

Take a walk in the woods.
Clear your head.

Get eaten by wolves.

[Jean] When are you
coming home, sweet Raif?

[trailer creaking]

[clearing his throat]

[lighter clicks]

[chuckling]

I haven't had a cigarette
in a thousand years.

These are terrible.

[chuckling]

You should be glad you quit.

I smoked Viceroy.

Impossible to find.

Tastes like dark chocolate.

Yes, almost.

Dark chocolate
that fell in a pile of ash.

That one, I quit.

You sure?

Oh. I have missed cigarettes
every day since I quit.

I have hated booze
exactly as much.

Can I tell you a story instead?

Mm-hmm.

Salt Lake, June 15th,

the summer
your second album came out.

We hadn't had rain all year,

and then,
during your last encore,

the sky just opened up.

I mean, it poured.

You took out a shot glass,

you filled it with rainwater.

Mm-hmm.

Put out a toast
to the entire crowd.

Wow. Don't even think
I remember that one.

That sounds cool.

Oh, it was.
It was cool as hell.

One won't kill ya.

It might.

Dying ain't that bad.

Sometimes the hangover
can feel like a resurrection.

Thank you for the cigarette
and the memories, Charlie,

but it's time for me

to lay down next
to my husband and wife,

and go to sleep.

[door opening]

Well,
if you change your mind,

you know where to find us.

[throwing cigarette]

¿Todo bien?

You okay?

Solid as lava.

You know,
once we get water

everything
will go back to normal.

Will it?

[Joey] Mom?

Where are you going?

[Emma] Nowhere.

It's just your dad. He's, um,

went out for a walk,
and it's getting late.

Can I come?

I'm old enough to help.

I know you are,

but it's the middle
of the night,

and you are rockin' Pjs instead
of search and rescue gear.

Search and rescue?

I'm joking.

Mwah. Come here! Mwah! Mwah!

[chuckling]

Dad!

[Ish] Ah, Jo-Jo.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

Embarrassed. Cold.

Happy to see you guys.

Time for bed, Jo-Jo.

What? I want to hear the story.

Tomorrow. I promise.

Dad, you smell like a tree.

You're a tree.

What in the hell
were you possibly thinking?

I'm really sorry, Em.

The fact that you're alive

means there's a small chance
of forgiveness.

I got lost.

I tried to make it back
before dark.

That's the first proper scare
you've given me

since you didn't know
how to deliver a baby.

[he chuckles]

I was 28.

I couldn't deliver a pizza.

[Ish exhaling deeply]

I'm really pissed off,
in case you didn't know.

You're the one that set up
the "always in teams" rule.

I know! I know.

[he sighs]

What were you looking for
out that far?

[Ish laughs]

Uh.

Myself, I think.

[both laughing]

[Emma] Classic Ish.

Had to get lost to find himself.

Ish, what happens
if we don't find water?

I'm more worried
about what happens if we do.

[drill rumbling]

[Charlie] Cut it. Cut it!

[drill falls silent]

[rumbling and gurgling]

[bubbling]

[Oasis' "Don't Look Back"
playing]

♪ Slip and slide ♪

♪ The eye of your mind ♪

♪ Don't you know
You might find ♪

♪ A better place to play? ♪

♪ You said
That you'd never been ♪

♪ But all the things
That you've seen ♪

♪ Slowly fade away ♪

♪ So I start a revolution
From my bed ♪

Oh!

[all laughing]

[Charlie]
Hey! Might have taken

a little longer
than we expected,

and we're down
to our last mason bit,

but Daddy struck gold.

♪ Stand up
beside the fireplace ♪

♪ Take that look
From off your face ♪

Yeah!

[Ish] Hey.

Grateful for your help, okay?

Grab whatever you need.

We had a deal,
water for gasoline.

You earned it. We shook on it.

I don't remember shaking on it.

Maybe I like this place
a little more than I admitted.

♪ So Sally can wait ♪

♪ She knows it's too late ♪

♪ As we're walking on by ♪

[Ish] I could see everything
slipping away.

Even all the love

is now under the guillotine

of Charlie's charm and charisma.

It feels primal now.

[Oasis] ♪ So Sally can wait ♪

♪ She knows it's too late ♪

♪ As she's walking on by ♪

♪ My soul slides away ♪

♪ But "Don't look back
in anger" ♪

♪ I heard you say ♪

[closing theme playing]

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