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Laying, you know what I said to be here at eight?

I'm at AM, right?

I had to go grocery shopping.

You couldn't have done that after work?

Watch the tone, because these are for you.

Why did you buy me groceries?

What did you do?

I didn't buy them.

I used your card.

I'm not an idiot.

Thank you for the kit cats and the grapefruit and the sushi.

Listen, you cannot go out this weekend.

But why am I grounded?

Hey, Doc, I need your help with something real fast.

You know how much I love and respect here?

Does this look real?

No, no, no, no.

Get out.

This, however, I like.

Dr. Res always helped me.

Does he look like Dr. Reese?

A little around the eyes, you know?

Hey, Mom.

Here's your lab coat.

Sorry about the odor.

By the end, Dr. Reese did have a distinctive tang to him.

He's not going to do any of this.

What lunatic event is going on now?

I'm the sacrificial school girl.

You saved me from the vampire.

And we're done here.

Okay.

It's actually a tradition, Doc.

As a fundraiser for the school, every year we celebrate

the first and worst novel that Jeremy gathered.

Cole ever wrote the horror novelist?

Well, I call him Jare Bear, but that's a story for another day.

What he was 18, he scooped ice cream in Port One.

That's not all he skipped.

He said his first novel here, it's really bad.

It's about a way between this vampire Lord Grimshaw.

And this hottie, you lady.

Thank you so much for coming.

No, but it's really a trap to lure in gas so that the

mad scientist can kill everyone and drain their blood.

Well, you're right about one thing.

It does sound really bad.

No, it's fun.

We recreate the book in Tableau's in the school barn.

The main events tomorrow night.

I'm in charge of making all the blood.

Excuse me?

Whole weekend.

Lots of blood.

What's the title of this book?

The blood factory.

That's why the groceries.

That is why you can't go out this weekend.

Well, I guess I should thank you.

You already did.

Paper products are really expensive.

You want me to buy your toilet paper, too?

No, I steal that from here.

Dot's office.

What?

Okay.

Liam hit his head at the school and they want you to come.

At the school?

Will there be?

Not yet.

It's early.

You're okay.

I'll be there.

Thank you.

I don't know.

Board gains over there, Beth.

Operation, like favorite.

the Let's put in the fangs in the vampire here.

What the heck is going on in here?

Oh, hi Sarah.

Having a little blood factory party for the Wii once.

Never too early to enjoy a pork win tradition.

I totally agree with you.

So what did you want to talk to me about?

Well, it's a little delicate.

So I know you haven't renewed your lobster increment.

Yeah, I will.

I will.

So I just need a little more time.

I know, but a little birdie told me that the inspector is coming next week.

Next week?

Do you think he'd actually shut me down?

You know, Bill.

He's a rule follower.

Listen, Sarah, if you need me to spot you a little.

No, no, no, no.

Look at it myself.

I mean, after this weekend, it's a big order, you know.

Okay.

Anyway, I'm going out right now, so I'll be fine.

Okay, great.

Thanks, Frank.

Hey, Franklin.

Where'd you want me to put this?

Spaghetti and eyeballs in the kitchen, DJ.

Charlie.

Dr. Coming through.

Dr. Coming through.

Excuse me.

Pardon over here.

What's your name?

Liam.

Like, I wouldn't know my own name, so no personality change.

Okay.

He's knocked in cuss just to bump.

They'll be fine.

Just keep basing it.

You see, in the blood factory, there is a scene where all the guests are

trapped in a room, and they're all drinking poison.

And then they... they all start to... Louisa?

Louisa?

No, Charlie.

Louisa?

I'll just...

What's your name?

Louisa Gavin.

Where are you?

That's cool.

You know what I mean?

Martin.

Have you been eating breakfast?

Have you been staying hydrated?

No, there's just... there's too much to do.

Easy.

Are you guys going to make out?

Liam.

Sorry.

It just looks like you're going to make out.

How long have you had that cough?

I have few days.

Have you fainted recently?

Monday.

And Wednesday.

Twice this week, and this is the third time you need a full exam now.

No, I don't have time.

This is not up for debate.

You stand?

I will help slowly.

You really can't leave.

It's the blood factory weekend.

I think you guys should make out.

Liam, actually get me out of here.

Gladly.

Oh, God, no.

Make room, children.

Didn't you guys have fainting practice to get back to?

Oh, sir.

Well, they were soon going to make out, right?

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

This is so silly.

I am a fainter.

I come from a family of fainters.

My grandma would be at the supermarket looking over her coupons, and then just, hmm.

And forget about it when I'm under stress.

You fainted twice, and didn't tell me.

Who are some of roomies?

I guess you're saying it's not a big deal.

Not a big deal.

Louis, if fainting could be a sign of a catastrophe of health problems,

I aortic dissection, a hard-filed disease.

You could have had a minor stroke or a brain tumor.

What if this happened while you were driving?

OK, that's a little extra.

Yeah, I get off the stage, drama queen.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

I'm going to need you to unbutton the dip.

Dip.

Yeah, so I can test for a rhythm.

Yeah.

Right.

Right.

Sure.

What is that rash?

Oh, it's just dry skin.

I get it when the weather changes.

I need to moisturize.

Or with the coughing and fatigue, it could be RSV, or cuxedo down my closest.

Here we go again.

I think we're going to need a urine sample.

And I'm going to see the rest of that rash, so you're going to have to undress.

I have to take off my clothes.

I mean, the lane will get a gallon and just stay in the room during the thing.

Big Sam.

Mm-hmm.

Oh.

On second thought.

Who is the time Boston do?

Gotta go.

Gotta go.

The voice of this won't just take a second.

So, kiddo.

How's it going?

How's what going?

You know.

It.

What?

Fine.

A lane.

That.

And I'm just thinking it.

It's blood factory.

It's a big weekend.

You could ask her to go with you.

Actually, it might be in it this year.

Luis asked if I would play half the dim couple, so.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

So who do you think should play the other half?

Come on, kiddo.

You're going to get in the game.

I'm sorry, but we're fully committed.

I can put you on a waiting list.

Sorry, I'm late.

Had a good haul this morning.

Yeah.

Sarah, do you really think you should be working so hard?

I mean, you were just in the hospital last week.

If I haven't said, I knew it.

I have one little minor incident.

Everybody treats me like I'm an invalid.

Well, you can just spare your breath.

With all the tourists coming in and needing

all this lobster for the banquet of the brains.

This is the best weekend of the year for me.

Oh, the fun's been ringing off the hook.

We're going to sell out for tomorrow night.

The blood factory is too.

I mean, I've never seen it like this before.

We're going to raise so much money this year.

Uh-huh.

Sounds like we're going to need some more lobster.

We are, but I'm wondering where the calls are coming from.

I guess we're just spread how fun it is.

Hey, how much orange juice can one person drink?

I know.

I just can't get enough of it anymore.

Uh-huh.

So, it's a breeze.

I have no idea.

I have no idea.

I have no idea.

I have no idea.

Greg?

Why did that man just ask me when Jeremy Gather

Cole will be at the salty breeze tomorrow night?

I have no idea.

It's possible I may have mentioned to the Bar Harbor Gazette that Jeremy Gather Cole

might be dining here tomorrow night before going to the blood factory.

But is it true?

It depends on what you mean by trip.

So you lied.

It depends on what you mean by lie.

Not telling the truth.

Yes, I lie.

Greg, I just want to put Port Wenn on the mat.

And make an extra buck.

Nothin' wrong with that.

I mean, it is good for this call.

See?

It's good for all of us.

Shady.

What's going to happen when they realize he's not coming?

You know how crazy those horror fans are?

They're insane.

They're lunatics.

You are a gee.

That's a gee.

Oh, my God.

That's gonna be perfect.

Oh, I love you.

I love you too, liar.

Hi, it's Louisa.

We have a message.

Louisa?

Dr. Best.

Calling.

I can't imagine why you chose to run out like that.

What we do need to ascertain the nature of the rash, running down your frontal body

area, call to reschedule at your earliest convenience.

That's it.

Thank you for your time.

Thank you, bye.

Dr. Best.

Lane, we need to reschedule.

Louisa.

Lane, where the hell are you?

So it's your basic vampire chain, but for extra pop,

put the pack in your mouth, and then just bite down.

Lane, who are you talking to?

Joining a lady act.

Sorry, you weren't supposed to see this.

I'm sorry.

Don't let you do tutorial on horror makeup.

Mm.

Will you guess what it's called?

A blood work?

Mm.

Darn you.

Oh, hey, Doc.

But, okay, listen.

Yeah.

We got to talk about this mad scientist thing, okay?

If you don't do it, I have to ask Gilbert.

And to be honest, he has a tendency to over act.

Ah!

That cough is just like Louisa's in the rash, too.

Am I off this now?

Go.

We, Doc, are you okay?

Can I come out now?

I left my face and my desk.

You sure you don't want to be the mad scientist.

This is such a good part.

You get to fatally poison the whole town.

There's not to give me any ideas.

You're hilarious.

So, I've got some news.

What?

Louisa wants us to play the doomed couple at the blood factory tomorrow.

You mean the couple that Lord Grimshaw captures to make vampire babies?

Yeah.

The couple that spends all night tied up together and really bloody sexy outfits?

Yeah, pretty sexy.

The roles that Christopher and Andrea Schlitz can't play this year because

they're too busy taking care of their twins that

they conceived that last year's blood factory?

Yeah.

Those.

Okay.

Cool.

See you at the library.

Yeah, I'll be there in a bit.

Dork.

You're almost free, Mark.

Give it a try sometime.

Yeah, but then I would have this, like, really disgusting elbow.

You and Louisa have similar symptoms.

Have you been spending a long time together?

Yes, lots in the barn together.

It's been really nice.

Oh, really?

In the barn, doing what?

Working on the blood factory.

Oh, right.

In this weekend, we're going to play the grooming his bride.

Lord Grimshaw.

And lady, you lady.

He's, like, super in love with her while she is not in love with him.

Yeah.

That doesn't sound like a bad idea at all.

Not how we've been doing it for eight years.

You've got to respect the tradition, you know?

Mm.

Car, fresh fatigue.

If any idea how old the HVAC is in the barn?

Really old.

I mean, like, when the heat kicks on, it makes

the whole place smell like burnt popcorn.

Nobody can agree on it.

That's a good or a bad thing.

Could be mutin' Legionone.

Oh, come on.

I've been dying to see that movie.

Don't we beat him with the robots?

I need you to spit into this.

It's not an exorcism, Mark.

It's just spit.

Oh.

Thank you.

T.L.O.S.

We could have some kind of lung infraction.

I'll send it in for testing.

Hey!

I need to head back to the school.

Why?

I need to check on the HVAC and Louisa.

What?

I mean, everyone.

We need to check on everyone.

I mean, two people are showing signs of

possible Legionella or another airborne illness.

This is seeing a little excessive, like, even for you.

It's just a precaution.

I mean, everyone at town is going to be there tomorrow night, right?

Yeah.

And even though it's the day before, things can get pretty blunt.

Fake blood.

I'll survive.

I know the difference.

Come on.

Hurry up.

Let's go grab your things.

Hurry up.

Hurry up.

Hurry up.

Hurry up.

Girl, you got me good.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, not now.

Not now.

Not now.

Damn everyone.

What the?

Oh, there's all.

I'm missing on my soul.

Don't let it end like this.

No, it's so dark.

It's so cold.

Oh, hey.

Hi, guys.

What?

What the hell?

That's the blood factory by Jeremy Gatherkold.

I thought you said that was tomorrow night at the school.

It is.

They read the book the day beforehand to get everyone in the mood.

I mean, that's his book?

Yeah.

Well, it's terrible writing.

Well, Gatherkold wrote it when he was in college.

His later stuff.

Much more nuanced.

I'll link Reed's books.

It's cool.

Can you also test for mold in an old HVAC?

Yeah.

Good.

Let's go.

Hey, it could be bad in there.

All right, please get Louise out here.

I need you to go inside and check for any

signs of mold and standing water in the HVAC.

Okay, got it.

Can I help you, world's right, Cindy?

Yes.

Um, spit.

What?

You and Mark are both exhibiting symptoms of an airborne illness.

I'm just ruling things out.

And you had to come all the way here now to do this?

If you would let me examine you when you were

in my office, I wouldn't have to be here.

What I... Fine.

Huh?

Huh?

It's not yellow.

See?

I'm fine.

Huh?

I'm sorry.

It's so good to eat it.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, let me see that.

Oh my god, you're being creepy again.

Three more rashes.

And coughs.

There is water pulling there, Doc.

Okay.

Everyone needs to spit in cups now.

Yeah, spit in the little ketchup.

It's not just for ketchup, Liam.

It's for samples, too.

Okay, rude.

Hey, Carla.

Plenty some ice.

Oh, that old bad bag acting up again.

Who are you calling old?

Yes.

Well, that's quite a view.

Look what crawled out of that bait bucket.

Eddie McCoy is a living breeze.

Is he bothering you, Sarah?

No, no, I can handle him, but thanks.

So...

You got my message.

Sure, dude.

No, you couldn't stop thinking about me.

Hope your breaks.

I got a big weekend.

I need some help with a catch.

Hmm?

Oh, hell.

Glad you realized you need me.

You need this strong word.

It's a business deal.

I'll give you 10%.

It's 60.

Nothing.

Penny, let me take you to dinner.

I wouldn't be caught in dead dining with a pecker.

It's woodpecker, and you know it.

20% has my final offer to take it or off on somebody else.

All right.

To deal.

No woodpeckers!

Ha-ha!

Give me that ice.

It's great.

I'm sorry.

It's getting time and a half for this.

But half of these speedham samples are yellowish.

Wait, what is it?

That's great.

Okay, that's it.

I'm shutting down the blood factory until we can determine it's not Legionella.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Absolutely not this time.

Excuse me.

You're going against the doctor's orders?

We listened to you about the big beam supper and the salty breeze, but not this.

I will not let you shut down our biggest fundraiser of the year over some hunch.

A hunch?

Have you taken a look at this leprosy colony here?

I think that's the leprosy colony.

You've fainted three times.

That's very worrisome.

To who?

Not me.

Look at this face.

I'm not worried.

To me, as your doctor.

Well, you're not my doctor anymore.

How about that?

You're... You're fired.

What?

That's incredibly irresponsible.

What?

You're responsible.

No, it's not.

I will see someone in Bar Harbor.

You're not my doctor anymore.

And we are not shutting down the blood factory until the tests come back.

No!

That is medically reckless, irresponsible.

I'm just childish.

Yeah, they should definitely make out.

I'm getting an enemy so lovers think for sure.

Peter, what...

What do you think you're doing?

We're not even open yet.

I know, but I need medicine.

Oh.

But it's private.

So I came before anyone was here.

I see.

So what seems to be the problem?

I hate the blood factory weekend.

Everyone loves it so much.

But I think it's stupid and not funny.

I agree.

100%.

You do?

Yes.

Do you want your bed too?

Excuse me?

Maybe not.

Never mind.

I have to go.

Hey, Peter.

Come on, please sit.

Come on.

I have to see.

Tell me what happens.

I went to bed here and all these stupid teenagers screaming outside.

And when I woke up, my bed was wet.

Can you give me something so that won't happen tonight?

Peter, it's normal to be scared.

I don't like some scary stuff.

So what do you do?

Well, to be honest, I try to avoid it, but I don't think that's the best idea either.

That's what I try to do.

But those teenagers are so loud.

They really are.

What would we could do?

It was just an idea.

But we could use it as an opportunity to be brave.

Poor Eve?

Sure.

The admitting was scared.

And I'm facing it.

So you're not going to give me the medicine?

No chance in hell.

And you call yourself a doctor.

Everyone's a critic.

Be there in a sack.

I'm just putting the finishing touches on my... Hello.

It's you.

We're closed.

No, you're not.

Yes, we are.

The sign says closed.

No, it doesn't.

Come on, Sally.

Fine.

How can I help you?

May I have some vitamin C, please?

That'll be $9.99.

And just if I feel like I need something like I'm grieving it.

Now, will you do look pretty bad?

Like the guilt is destroying you from the inside out.

Maybe we could drop this now.

I just love to not go through this every time I want supplements.

No, he's a...

If you ever get lucky enough to experience the miracle of creating life, I think

you'll understand that there's no such thing as

dropping a grudge against someone who harms your baby.

Oh, come on.

He's a grown man.

Mark and I are in... we're in a good place right now.

Are you?

Mark is very forgiving and kind and dependable.

And smarter than his grades in school reflected.

Get my mark is all of those things.

I mean, he's the best.

Exactly.

Do you actually think you're going to find someone better for you out there?

No, I mean, yes.

I mean, I don't know.

Never mind.

I guess I'll go to Barbara for my sunscreen from now on.

And I was going to save this for couples counseling, but you know what, Sally?

Your relationship with Mark is overbearing and...

And a little weird.

You know she fired you, right?

Her symptoms are concerning, patient or not.

Painting three times a week is not normal.

Yeah, you're not acting so normal either.

Do the speed of tests come back?

You have to admit that is a creepy word.

Yes, it did.

It's not Legionnaires' disease.

Wait, so what's wrong with everyone?

I asked myself about every day, but in this case, I have no idea.

I don't know exactly when Mr. Gather Cole will arise.

Especially since he's not coming.

But you're welcome to park your van here in my

partner and I are well versed with the media.

We're both from New York.

Text when you're closed, ciao ciao.

He might come.

I left messages for his manager, agent and publicist.

Did they call about?

Not yet.

Quick.

What?

It's called manifesting.

It's called lying and you and I both know Jeremy Gather Cole is not coming.

Now, I need you to be the good, abstaining, righteous man.

I know you are and tell everyone the truth.

Talk to the hand.

You are so unwell.

Hey, Sal.

Hi, Sal.

Do you have the red sauce for my costume?

Yes, right here.

How's it fitting?

Like it was poured over me.

Should I call him?

Who?

Gerber.

Gather Cole.

You know Jeremy Gather Cole.

Who do you think scooped ice cream next to him for a three months?

Three months?

Like 40 years ago?

Let's just say it got very hot and that deep freeze.

He'll answer my calls.

Doodles.

It's tonight.

She's not going to save you any.

That woman lives on her own little biscuit.

Hey.

Great practice, Lord Grimshaw.

Later, you've lately.

Oh, yeah, sure.

Hey, you look great.

Really?

I am feeling a little nauseous.

Your rash has gotten a lot worse.

Really?

Because I am itching the command, man.

He really should get that checked out.

You remember the first time we did this?

When the coffin got stuck?

That was the very first time that we ever...

Nevermind.

Hey, I'm glad that we decided to do this.

Put aside our history for the sake of Lord Grimshaw.

And you lately.

Kind of an institution, if you think, whoa.

So you really had him put on a... Oh, well, yeah.

I just wanted to make sure it doesn't fall off when we didn't.

No, yeah, sure.

Absolutely.

I wasn't expecting it.

But it's cool.

I'm totally having absolutely no problem with it whatsoever.

What's wrong with you?

Why are you crying?

I don't know.

I'm just feeling so emotional.

Because, like, a month and a half ago, we were about to be briding.

I don't know.

I don't know.

This is so weird.

I know.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to say no.

I don't know.

Oh, my God.

What is... What is... What is happening to me?

Oh, God.

Oh, God.

Oh, God.

What is happening to you?

I'm going to call Dr. Best, okay?

Please pull those back.

Hi.

I think that I mean, really bad is happening to Mark.

Who's are you, okay?

No, I'm fine.

It's smart.

I looks like a severe allergic reaction.

That's what I thought.

Louisa, what?

Mark.

Have you been around anything unusual lately?

Nope.

Aren't you in charge of mixing the blood?

Yeah.

But what's in it?

Red dye, corn syrup, and cocoa powder.

That's my figure.

It's a gluten in.

Which diet do you use?

Number 40.

It was on sale.

Yes.

Because it's been recalled.

People were getting allergic reactions to it.

That's what people's symptoms are.

So it's not Legionnaires?

And Elaine.

Colin Ambulance, someone to pick Mark up at the school.

He's having allergic reaction to red dye number 40.

Got it.

Mark.

I need you to go outside and wait for the

ambulance and make sure someone waits with you.

No, okay, Doc, but I'm saying I'm a little worried about the heat.

He's acting through for weird.

He looks like an act of sketch.

Okay, tell me what you mean.

But like a grown-up.

Like a paper gray.

No, no, no, no.

I'm fine.

Everything's fine.

Oh, okay.

I am a little nauseous.

Mark.

Yeah, go.

Okay.

Louisa, have you been anywhere near the red dye 40?

No, so everything's fine.

Louisa, look, I know I'm not your doctor, but have you missed any periods?

Thank you for your help.

I'll see if no, I won't, because you're not

my doctor anymore, but thanks for your help.

Louisa.

Oh, my God, what happened to you?

Nothing.

And I'm not what you're talking about.

I'm fine.

You're walking around like a light.

It's so quickly healthy, woman.

Well, a lot of officers just have.

Got it.

So, like last time this happened, and we still have to take you squared, Anne.

Yeah, it wasn't fun for any of us.

Okay, I need to go.

I'll test you to the price.

Maybe tonight.

Oh, my God.

Yes, I am.

You really are a scaredy cat.

No.

Just wasn't expecting you.

What are you doing?

What do you think I'm doing?

You're not going to the blood factory, are you?

No, that's where I go.

I'm going to the one for kids that lead to an all.

Good for you.

I'm being brave.

Like you said.

You're actually listening to what I said?

Yeah.

Sometimes you just had to force us out to do things.

You don't want to do.

It's not as hard as I thought.

Get out of my house.

Louisa's pregnant?

Shouldn't have seen that.

Well, does she know?

I guess it would be marks.

It's only been one a month and a half, so...

That's a curved ball.

It's just symptoms, okay.

We really shouldn't be talking about this.

Well, what's the fun in that?

And what is wrong with you?

That's your my back count.

I need a cortisone shot.

So how do you feel about it?

I feel great.

I'm going to enjoy being a pain in your ass for once.

I mean about Louisa being pregnant.

What do you mean, how do I feel about that?

I don't feel anything about that.

What do I feel something about that?

Because you've been moaning over ever since the first day of God here.

Excuse me?

Did you say, no, I have not.

I have not.

Okay.

But in case you're interested, I think you might actually have a shot.

What?

Really?

Never seen her smile with anybody else like that.

Of course, if she's pregnant, then put everything in the blender, doesn't it?

But it might explain her cravings.

What cravings?

Orange juice.

Orange juice?

Yeah, she says she can't drink enough of it.

Wait a minute, see cravings?

Grey skin, fatigue, nausea, the emotions?

No, she may not be pregnant.

She could have hemochromatosis.

I wish you could see the relief in your face right now.

And now you don't have to pull her out of the blood factory.

What do you mean?

Well, she has to eat lobster all night.

She's pregnant ladies can't do that.

Can they or is that oysters?

I can't remember.

Anyway, so she's okay.

No, no, no, wait, wait.

Lobsters, oysters?

If that's not handled right, you can get an infection that could kill her.

I have to tell her right now.

Yeah, that's just the kids getting in the spirit of the blood factory.

You can still catch her and haven't started yet.

What are you waiting for?

Life, Dan, Louisa.

There's your cut.

Count it.

Well, it's like I said before I don't need this.

Just dinner.

Save your breath.

That wasn't a no.

See you around.

Eddie McCry.

Hi.

I'm Greg Garrison, former analyst at Credit Suisse, Prudential and JP Morgan Chase.

That's not on.

Where's Jeremy Gathercourt?

Here or the salty wind?

Grease.

The salty breeze.

The salty breeze.

Located at 10 Main Street, voted best lobster roll in Northeast Main.

We also dabbled in real estate.

If anyone's looking for a little weekend, get away.

Still not on.

Where's Gathercourt?

Yes.

Where's Gathercourt Greg?

His plane was a bit late.

He better get here soon.

We'll even out.

He is coming, though, right?

We drove all night from Cleveland.

I'm sure he'll be here any minute.

Hi.

Can you do me a figure and please go in and get, Louisa?

You're crazy.

I've been waiting years to play the mad scientist.

Whoa!

Whoa!

Whoa!

Whoa!

Don't block the factory!

In time, you dare!

Where you will experience blood!

That's Ramoni, and the horror!

Gilbert, please.

She could be very ill.

What?

She could die.

She will die!

She's the home!

Where are you going?

It's like living in a town of five-year-olds.

Really?

Hey!

No cut seats!

Okay, I'm here.

Reporting for blood factory duty.

I wish Mark had given me a little more notice, but... Hey, just stand there.

When they enter, you'll say the thing about me being your bride forever.

We'll eat some banquet of brains, and you'll pretend to bite my neck and worry.

We'll reset for the next group.

Oh, is this fresh lobster for free?

Oh.

Wow.

I'm back on a blood factory.

Nope.

We need that for the show.

Oh.

Louisa.

Louisa.

Miss Gavin, where is she?

God, that's stupid.

Louisa!

Come on, that's not even realistic.

That is somewhat realistic.

Louisa.

Okay.

Yeah.

I didn't know that you were so strong.

Yeah, I carry on toilets.

Oh.

Um, El?

Yeah.

Listen, nothing has changed.

You know, I still need to get out of port one.

Yeah.

I know.

No, I just mean like nobody can tie me down.

Or... Yeah.

Okay.

I mean, I have big dreams.

You know, I have lots of plans.

Yeah.

You told me.

And I get it.

Yeah.

It's like just so that you know... I know.

That has not changed.

And it never will.

Yeah.

But I... I think I get it.

I think I'm a little confused.

I'm a little weird.

For only the banquet of brains can bind me to the Lord, Rimsha.

Forever.

Eat.

Of the banquet of brains.

You, Laley.

And be thou mine.

Forever.

Oh, Elisa.

This is the best performance yet.

But I miss Sheriff Mark.

Don't sucks.

I can hear you.

Sorry.

Mark was just more into it.

I'll do it.

You know what?

It's okay.

Let's just reset.

Mountain pressed as a bow.

And it looks like you're having an allergic reaction to the fake blood.

Oh, my gosh.

I hate it.

You're draining my blood.

No, it's again.

Just get out of my way.

What was up?

And Eve?

Doc, what are you doing in here?

Oh, Elisa.

She's sick.

Where is she?

She's been the vampire bedroom.

But to get there, you have to go through the blood lab.

What?

Doc?

Just... He comes here.

That guy will go out there for a little bit of this.

Elisa.

Eat of the banquet of brains, Laley.

And be thou mine.

Forever.

Oh, god.

Something really wrong with me.

I have to check out.

You cannot go.

You are mine.

Forever!

Does someone help me?

Have you would help me?

Help the South official school girl?

I need to find the research.

It's important.

You must need more banquet of brain, Laley.

Hey, stop it.

Stop it.

Get away from her.

What?

Martin, Martin, what are you doing?

I had to come save you from the shelf.

How much have you eaten?

What?

How much have you eaten?

Two bowls.

Two bowls?

No, I have to get you out of here.

Come on.

Louis, Louisa.

Louisa.

Oh, can't be slimy.

Hands off my morgue.

Dude.

Oh.

You're okay.

I don't know.

Just didn't feel believable.

Doc, Doc.

You were so awesome.

Like Indiana Jones when he jumps in the snake pit even though he's afraid of snakes.

Martin.

How are you?

Answer me.

Answer me.

Louisa.

He's right over here.

He's right here.

No, Martin.

Doc, Martin.

Louisa.

Martin, what happened?

Why did you come?

I wanted to tell you.

What?

I think you have hemochromatosis.

What?

It's a blood disorder.

And that's what caused the fainting fatigue, rash,

coughing, gray skin, even the craving for vitamin C.

And I was worried that the shellfish might kill you.

And you came all the way down here to tell me that?

And Louisa.

Yeah.

I want to be your doctor.

Okay.

All right.

Yes, Martin.

Yes.

You can be my doctor.

Louisa Gavin.

She has hemochromatosis.

She needs Doc.

I'll call ahead to the MRPCP.

I take care of her.

I'm her, Doc.

That's my doctor.

I'm her, Doc.

My doctor.

Take care of her.

What?

Yep.

Me too, or in love.

Will you take care of these three nitwits?

They need the cortisone cream, all of them.

Hey, you!

Is Gathercol coming or not?

His plane was late, not sure of his timing.

And I did say that... What did you say, Greg?

Shit.

Fine.

I'm sorry.

It's time I told you the truth.

Oh, my gosh.

Jeremy.

You're here.

Oh, Holy Krabits, Jeremy.

How they're cold?

Hello, Sally.

Oh... I've been waiting for your call for 40 years.

It's my side of my book.

It's my side of my... It's my dad's.

It's my side of my soul.

Don't look at me like that, Jeremy.

I feel like a piece of me.

Missy.

Missy.

Missy.

Missy.

Missy.

Missy.

Missy.

Missy.

He's a long story.

I have too much iron in my blood.

What does that mean, exactly?

It's a mutation in the HFE gene, but it can lead to an excessive

accumulation in your organs, which is dangerous.

You're going to need to come here for

bloodletting every week to lower your iron levels.

Bloodletting?

That sounds medieval.

At least I don't use leeches.

Just take 30 minutes.

So, I sit here once a week, and you take my blood.

Exactly.

How's 430 on Monday?

I'm.

Hey, it sounds like a date.

Well, I think it's a school.

I have something to do as well.

Next patient.

I need it.