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We're in downtown L.A., where a massive sinkhole

has apparently become something else entirely:

a volcano.

You can see ash in the air, and lava,

following a brief eruption

that's left everyone wondering: how could this happen?

DWIGHT: How indeed, Jackie.

Geologists are saying the tectonic fault system

surrounding Los Angeles is at its most stressed

in a thousand years.

This tension has forced magma from the earth's mantle up

some 20 miles through what scientists call

a highway from hell.

That's right, and authorities are advising

all residents to evacuate, especially those

in low-lying sections of downtown, where lava could

- potentially flow-- - Sorry, folks. Got to move!

- Got to move! Let's go! - Clear the area!

If you do not have a vehicle, I need you to use your legs!

- Hey, is that your van? - Yes, yes.

Hey, I need it. I can get seven in here. Let's go.

- Let's go. - This way, people. Keep moving.

This way.

Director Worrell. Dead on arrival. You need to get out

- of here before it erupts again. - Copy that.

Across the street. Everyone, across the street.

Maddie, who's in charge?

That is what I am trying to get to the bottom of

in between dealing with this whole volcano thing.

I guess I'm IC down here. Officer,

let's pull them back. Come on. This thing could blow

any second. Let's pull back.

It's not fake news, it's very real news.

What do you need on the ground?

I need downtown empty,

and I need the manpower to do it.

We've sent every firehouse that we can

without deserting the rest of L.A.

Well, then, we cast a wider net,

- we bring in mutual aid. - Yes.

I am trying to locate the deputy department commander.

Unfortunately,

my conduit to her was hit with a lava bomb.

And L.A. has no protocol for a volcano.

We have earthquake and oil spill. Which do you want?

Both. We'll collate. Chim, I am gonna have to get back to you.

Yes, please.

All right, come on across the street. Everybody,

put your phones down, go home.

Watch Dante's Peak.

It's fair to middling, but it won't get you killed.

- Let's go! - Head west. Head west.

We've got traffic backed up a quarter mile.

Everybody under the rig.

What the hell?

It's heading downhill.

Then so are we. 118, let's move!

Let's go, go!

- Hey, move it! - Can't go anywhere.

Come on, already!

I don't know, babe. I've barely moved an inch.

Just tell Dr. Hoffman I'm sorry.

Don't stress about Dr. Hoffman.

Just get yourself out of that mess, okay?

There's, like,

dust in the air, and I heard these huge booms earlier.

Booms? What do you mean, booms?

- - Paige?

Paige? Is everything okay?

No, something... something's not right. I think I should go.

- Paige? - I don't know.

- I love you. - Paige!

This way!

And, yes, ladies and gentlemen,

I believe that is a new PR for student nurse Grant.

Why are we timing ourselves on IV insertions?

Is there some prize I've been qualified for all these years?

No prize. It's just a good metric

to measure how I've been doing.

Okay? As I get better, I get faster.

More useful metric: how many people did I not kill today?

Hey, I haven't killed anyone yet.

A volcano. You can see ash in the air,

and authorities are advising all residents to evacuate,

especially those in low-lying sections--

Partial thickness scald burns on the legs and lower torso.

We pushed ten milligrams of morphine. - Okay.

Uh, let's get him to trauma two. Call plastics and notify

the burn unit. We're about to be inundated. - We got mom and daughter

ages 52 and 20,

both with acute shortness of breath from smoke inhalation.

They were three blocks from the eruption. - Eruption?

- Bay three. - Sir.

Grant? Where you at?

Uh, on my way.

Come on, come on, come on.

Dispatch, 118 on scene at the...

river of lava.

I never thought

I'd thank God for L.A.'s endless street construction.

Yeah, those K-rails are keeping it contained.

Mostly. But how long until it gets to those gas pumps?

And the 30,000 gallons

- of gas they're sitting on. - Not to mention

all the gas in the trapped cars.

Every one of 'em's a bomb waiting to go off.

Maddie, what's the status

on mutual aid? We need more resources out here.

Yeah, I can't get anyone on the line.

The Office of Emergency Management

is apparently out of the office.

We could really use some dozers from Cal Fire out here.

Look, the best I can do is Engine 144 and two RAs.

Wait. Hey,

could the 129 double up on their run from Presbyterian?

- I'll tell them to pack 'em in. - Three RAs. Yes,

I will let you know when I can send them.

Copy that. We can use all the help we can get.

Hey, get us out of here!

Everyone, listen very carefully.

If your cars are still running, turn 'em off,

cut the ignition immediately.

I'm gonna need everyone who is able

to carefully climb out to the roofs of your cars.

Climb out and wait? Are you kidding me?

No, I am not, sir.

Everybody, stay on the roofs of your vehicles.

We do have a plan, and we will come get you out.

So, what's the plan?

You ever play that game, "the floor is lava"?

Well, the floor is lava.

Oh.

Oh. Oh.

Oh. Oh.

- Hello? - Over here!

I'm coming to you!

Let me help. Oh. Oh.

Are you hurt?

Do you feel like anything might be broken? - No, no.

I don't think so.

I got my bell rung pretty good, but I'm okay.

Okay. Do you know your name?

Harvey. I'm with Operations Management. I just

came down here to do a tunnel integrity inspection.

And it's a fail, by the way.

Yeah, I can see that.

Hey, lady, what the hell are you doing down here?

Believe it or not, I'm working a jewelry heist.

You're a jewel thief?

No, she's a cop.

Matthew Sparks?

- Sir-- Taser! - What--

I-I thought it was my taser.

Hello, Sergeant Grant.

Sergeant Grant and I used to work together.

For two days.

For two days.

And it's not Sergeant Grant. Not anymore.

It's Detective Grant now.

No kidding.

I guess both of us landed on our feet.

Hmm. All right.

Harvey, how do we get out of here

before this whole thing's on top of us?

Well, we can't go back

- the way we came in. - Do you have a radio?

Yes, yes.

- Hey, boss. - Yeah?

It's thrashed.

Perfect.

Well, when they don't hear from us, they'll come looking, right?

Hey, listen, son, I don't know how to tell you this,

but we're nobody's priority right now, okay?

Does anybody else know that you're here?

Do you think I would climb down a hole

without letting anyone know?

I figure my partner's already been contacted.

Let's get you up.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Whoa, whoa.

Whoa.

Though I'm not sure

that I want to stick around to find out.

Move! Two blocks, take a right!

Hello. Anybody in here?

LAPD. It's a mandatory evacuation.

We got to move, now.

Please remain calm. Our firefighters

are gonna evacuate the closest cars.

Do not move. We will come to you.

Hey, is our ladder rated for that kind of heat?

I guess we'll see.

Yeah, hey, Rav, don't look down.

Oh, God.

You looked down, didn't you?

Hey, fire captain,

we're cooking out here.

Listen, I know it's hot out there. We're gonna get

each one of you, but we're gonna do it safely, one at a time.

Screw that.

Whoa, whoa, hey!

- Oh, my God. - Dumbass.

- There's always one. - Sir!

- Please don't move! - Hey, Cap, I can get to him.

Sir, please remain where you are!

Quit waiting for these morons to save you.

This place is gonna blow. Save yourselves!

Stay right there, Buck!

Stay right there!

Damn it.

It's like a sauna in here. How much further?

Oh, not too far.

We tack east to the, uh, construction at Union.

There's an opening to the street, and there's a

emergency landline that we can use

in case we get into some trouble.

Do you know that's there more than 20 miles worth of tunnel

beneath downtown Los Angeles?

Do we have to traverse them all?

No, no, they're not all connected.

But all the municipal buildings have them. For instance,

they run from the-the courthouse

all the way to the Hall of Records.

And then, during Prohibition, they dug tunnels

out of the speakeasies to get away from the police raids.

I mean, there must be, like, 20 miles of those.

Just don't make a wrong turn.

Don't worry about it.

Man, I know these networks like the back of my hand.

Take it easy. Take it easy.

I got you. Big step. There we go.

Moving quickly and safely.

Hey, I got you, pal.

Take my hand.

Come on. Right here, sir.

Nice and easy.

- Let's get you looked at, miss. - Keep back!

Hey, Chim, are you there?

Maddie, please tell me you got more ladder trucks

- for me. - Yeah, I got

something.

An automatic call from a smartwatch.

Said that the wearer was involved

in a high-speed car crash just a few blocks from you.

Maddie,

there aren't any cars driving fast enough

for a crash around here. Did you try the owner?

No answer. And even weirder,

it came from inside the building.

The apartment complex, Second and Maple.

The one next to the volcano?

Damn it.

Here we go.

Harry, Hen, I need you to get back to Maple.

Possible car crash, possibly a malfunctioning smartwatch.

A watch?

Dispatch will give you the info.

I want you to get in and get out. All right,

- let's move! - Got you, Cap.

Grab a Halligan. Let's try not to get Pompeii'ed.

Maddie, I think I know why OEM hasn't picked up.

- Why? - Because they're here.

We need your Wi-Fi and a conference room.

- What happened to yours? - It's full of lava.

This is now citywide command.

I'm really glad you're here. LAFD is spread thin.

We gonna need reinforcements. Pasadena, San Diego,

and Nevada if this gets worse.

Wait. You're a geologist, right? Is this gonna get worse?

It's not getting better.

Really?

Detective Grant, um...

Look, I just wanted to say...

I-I, um...

I've always regretted the way things ended with us, you know?

Not the incident. Obviously, I regret that.

But the way that I spoke to you.

- Forget it. - No, it was... it was

disrespectful, and it was uncalled for,

and... and, hey, you were right.

I wasn't cut out for that job.

Well, not everybody is.

But like you said, you landed on your feet.

I mean, right hand to the L.A. Metro chief of operations.

I mean, that's got to be a pretty plum gig.

Yeah. I got lucky.

Well, actually, my uncle

pulled a few strings. Right now, I'm...

I'm only making a little more than I did on the force,

but, you know, the benefits are great,

and there's, uh, an opportunity for advancement.

So, I mean, in a way,

washing out of the LAPD was the best thing

that could have happened to me.

Yeah, well, that's good.

I'll make sure to mention that to Martha Bailey.

Who's Martha Bailey?

That would be the woman who you shot.

Right.

She's had four surgeries, lost her job.

She's got a GoFundMe.

The department lawyers told me not to contact her.

Yeah. They told me the same thing.

You... you, um...

you checked up on her?

Seemed like the decent thing to do.

Hey, what are you guys doing, huh?

Come on. You having a card game?

Let's go, let's go.

I can only model from previous eruptions.

- Hawaii, Iceland, Texas. - Texas?

Austin. Ours is bigger.

Given L.A.'s fault lines

and the cone's growth rate, we need everyone.

I spoke with deputy department commander.

That's great. What did she say?

That she's in Mallorca.

So who's in charge?

According to the deputy department commander,

authority is delegated to...

you.

No. That-that can't be right.

You did spot the warning signs.

Dead vegetation, fleeing animals, visual anomalies.

All volcanic precursors.

Okay, you were Ty's deputy. Why can't you do it?

Even if I could jump chain of command, no.

I did 12 hours once when Ty had a colonoscopy,

and I wish it was me on the table.

Mutual aid is locked and loaded,

but it's up to you to pull the trigger.

As acting head of OEM, you have to authorize it.

Okay. Do it.

Congratulations.

You just spent $40 million.

Why do people keep promoting me?

I have no earthly idea.

Over here, this way.

Dispatch said southwest corner of the building.

I don't see a car crash.

- Do you? - Well, I guess

it's the watch, but we got to follow it up just in case.

This is the apartment.

Okay.

LAFD!

We're coming in.

LAFD. Is anyone home?

Hen.

Help me?

- What's your name? - Leona.

- I'm Hen. This is Harry. - How did you find me?

- Your watch called us. - Glad it's good for something

other than telling me I don't sleep enough.

- Harry's gonna take your vitals. - Okay.

And he's gonna try to cool this thing down while I check in

with dispatch, all right?

Dispatch,

this is Paramedic Wilson from the 118.

We're on site at your smartwatch collision

at Second and Maple.

Tell me there isn't a vehicle inside that building.

Car would've been an easier problem to solve.

Looks like a lava bomb hit the apartment above, then,

came through the ceiling.

It hit our smartwatch owner.

She's fused to the floor

with severe thermal injuries.

It's cooling, but it's hardening.

How severe?

Can you check her pedal pulses?

Yeah. Uh...

I'm not sure how to--

Start at the space

between the big toe and the second toe.

Then feel your way up the leg.

But very gently.

It's easy to miss.

Yeah.

How did you know that?

She's a doctor.

Internist.

Sixteen years.

Pedal pulse is weak on both sides.

All right, dispatch.

Real severe. We're gonna need an RA unit

and heavy rescue.

I might be able to get you one of those things,

but probably not the one you're hoping for.

How long is the list for heavy rescue?

You'd be

number six.

Hen?

Does she have that much time?

Put us on the list.

I'll make sure she does.

Hey, Buck, what's the status on this

gas station of doom?

Yeah, it's looks okay, but we should really move fast.

Hold on. You got to keep your mask on.

Okay? Just like that.

All right.

Hey, there, bud.

Where'd you come from?

Service dog.

Who do you serve?

Tag says

name is Biscuit.

He's a service dog, registered to--

Ryland Howard. Well, then, where's Ryland Howard?

He's not in triage.

Hey, Cap, look at his paws.

I think this brave boy came through the lava.

So his owner must be in one of those cars.

Ryland Howard, age 25.

DMV record says he drives a red Honda Civic.

Copy that. 118, anybody see a red Civic?

Uh...

Negative.

Everything kind of looks the same out here.

Dispatch, any chance Ryland called 911 today?

Uh, no, but he called last year.

Uh, Rescue 136 took him to St. Rays.

It says his pots flared up?

POTS syndrome, not the cookware. Got it.

Guessing this is a seizure dog.

It alerts him when he's triggered. - By what?

Linda, if he's having a seizure, we need more eyes.

Or a nose.

Ryland?

Ryland!

Ryland, can you hear me?

Ryland?

Ryland, you out here?

Ryland?

Over here? All right.

Ryland! You out here?

This way?

Okay, this way.

I got you.

I got you. I got you, buddy.

I got you, bud.

Here?

Found him, Cap. Not a red Civic.

A grey Ford Fusion.

Okay, bud.

Go comfort Ryland. Okay, bud? Good job.

Okay.

Oh, keep Ryland company, bud.

Okay.

Please be open. Please be open.

Ah, thank you, God.

Ryland, if you can hear me, I'm LAFD. I'm here to help.

All right.

Okay. Here we go.

It should help you feel a little better, all right?

Okay. Hang in there, Ryland.

Okay...

Okay.

All right.

All right.

Hey. All right.

What happened?

You had an episode, likely a non-epileptic seizure.

Just breathe slowly through your nose, okay?

You're gonna be okay.

Thanks to this guy right here.

Attaboy, Biscuit.

All right.

Hey, what happened to the Civic?

It's in the shop.

This is a rental.

I hope you got the insurance.

Do you know that the city of Los Angeles--

they got 20 miles of tunnel underneath downtown Los Angeles?

- Yeah, you said that already. - I can't tell

where we are. I mean, everything sort of looks the same.

Because it is the sam--

The graffiti.

We've been here before.

I mean, it's the same tag, but it was on the other wall.

No. That's because we were walking in the other direction.

We've been going in circles.

Hey, boss, you think,

you know, maybe you got a little turned around?

Oh, don't be stupid. I could find my way

around these tunnels with my eyes closed.

Well, maybe we should try it with your eyes closed,

because we are lost.

Who is she?

Oh, Lord.

- Huh? - Concussion?

Hmm. I'm no medic, but that left eye looks

a little sluggish. Harvey,

you don't remember that we met earlier?

And you are?

- Doesn't matter who I am. - She's with the LAPD.

LAPD? Kid, what are we doing down here?

Director Worrell sent us down here

to do a tunnel integrity inspection.

You remember? The sinkhole

- was getting bigger. - Yeah. Did we do one?

There was an earthquake.

Maintenance 40 is half caved in.

You got clunked on your head, and now your radio's smashed.

Okay, well, we got to go up to the site under Union, all right?

There's a emergency landline up there.

Yeah, that's where we were headed

before you forgot where you were going.

Really?

Do you know where you are right now?

Yeah. Maintenance 36, East.

Can you get us to that emergency phone?

Go straight to the T junction.

We hang a right, and there are a series of lefts

for two city blocks.

Okay. We go right, and then we keep left?

- Yeah. - All right, let's do it.

- Great. - Thanks.

Uh...

- Am I brain damaged? - A concussion, maybe.

Or a little short-term memory loss.

Let's get you out of here so we can get you checked out.

Officer, thank you. My wife will appreciate that.

- Thank you. - Okay.

Well, let's get you home to her.

Oh, it's all like a sauna in here.

Seems like he's gonna be okay.

Yeah. Um...

his wife

passed away three months ago.

Okay. Maybe don't mention that detail just now.

- Harvey? - Acute respiratory

failure's arriving. Miller, make sure ICU's ready.

I'm on it. Uh, bay five just opened up. - Good.

Doc, take the corneal abrasions and put 'em over in bay five.

And call Ramos. Tell him to ask med-surg if they can spare beds.

- Right away. - This isn't slowing down

anytime soon. We're running out of room.

Okay, okay. What we got?

Female, mid-30s. Obstruction...

Jenkins, get him to ICU immediately.

Somebody help us, please!

- Where are you hurt? - It's not me.

It's him. He's covered in burns. - I need a gurney.

- Gurney! - It's okay, baby. It's okay. -

Brace yourself.

- What his name? - I'm Gabrielle and this is Johnny.

- He's my husband. - Well, congratulations.

We're gonna help your husband, all right?

Looks like, uh, partial and full thickness burns

on about 50% of his body, at least

what I can see through the tux.

Code Blue. Code Blue. We have a Code Blue in here.

- All hands on deck. - Okay, uh, all right. He needs

fluids and pain meds. You good to start a line?

- Of course. Yeah, I can do it. - Okay, great.

- You got it. You got it. - I can do it.

Not the big day that you guys planned, huh?

We were at the park taking pictures,

and all of a sudden, it started raining fire.

And I think I heard somebody say it was a volcano?

Uh, can you make a fist for me?

I was so worried about my dress. And he threw himself

on top of me to protect me, and I...

I really need him to be okay.

It's just the start of our life together.

I need him to be okay.

You brought him here and we're gonna

take good care of him, okay?

Aah!

Johnny! Oh, no, Johnny! No! Johnny!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Johnny. Johnny. - Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

No! No, Johnny. Johnny!

Just a little bit, Johnny. Listen to my voice, Johnny.

- Okay? Listen to my voice. Yeah. - Johnny.

You should let go now.

Dispatch, what's the update on our extraction status?

You're solidly in the number four slot.

That's progress, right?

Leona?

Is she in shock?

Peaked T waves.

Hyperkalemia. Her potassium is too high. It could be--

My kidneys.

Rhabdo.

Okay. Uh, what... what can we do for that?

Okay. Keep pushing fluids.

Add calcium, albuterol, bicarb.

Also, I'm feeling...

- kind of warm. - Like, uh, like a fever?

Uh, yeah.

That's not a good look.

The edge of your wound is yellow-green.

- It's likely bile from-- - My kidneys

and my liver.

My body's poisoning itself.

Listen, Leona, we can still treat this, okay?

Help will be here soon.

Please. Please, let's be honest.

Even if they were to walk through that door right now,

the odds of me getting into an OR

are, at best...

fifty-fifty.

Getting out of one?

Half that.

Ever seeing the outside of a hospital again?

Near zero.

You can't know that, though.

Sixteen years makes me a pretty good guesser.

Leona, what are you saying?

I'm refusing...

medical treatment.

No, this isn't right. No.

We can't just give up.

You're so young.

You're gonna save a lot of people.

I'm just not one of them.

I understand.

Medical Control agrees with your assessment

of the situation.

No extraordinary measures will be taken unless

you authorize it.

Our goal now is to just...

keep you comfortable.

Thank you.

Hen, Harry, what's your status?

We're still at the apartment.

It'll be a minute before we can get back your way.

Copy. Keep me posted.

Could use the extra hands if you have 'em.

Babysitting me...

isn't a good use

of your talents

or your time.

We're not gonna leave you here alone.

There's nothing... you can--

I can stay.

Cap needs your hands more than mine.

No.

Yes.

Go.

Save a life.

It's what I'd do.

Air Support says ash is killing their rotors.

Okay, we're gonna have to ground LAX, too.

Got the head of MTA on the line.

Tell him that his buses

are now evac shuttles.

Maddie. We've got a tilt of 4.5 microradians.

Please tell me that means it's slowing down.

From the rate that lava's pumping, flows are gonna burn

through the Arts District and hit Soto Vista within the hour.

Soto Vista. That's, like, 80,000 people, right?

Eighty-six, and then there's the wind.

Yeah, of course there's wind.

It's whipping up structure fires

and spreading them northeast to Reina Heights.

We're strapped. We don't have enough resources

to send to both.

Then it's your decision.

Which one do we defend?

You mean which one do I let burn?

LAFD!

Anyone out here?

Anyone left?

Here!

Okay, I'm gonna come to you.

Are you able to climb out?

Um... yeah.

Okay, I'm coming to you.

Okay. Hey, we're gonna have to make some big jumps.

Are you okay with that?

Um...

I'll try.

Oh.

Okay.

Okay. Take my hand.

My name is Buck.

- I'm gonna get you out of here. - Paige.

We're gonna do it one car at a time.

You're gonna watch me, follow me,

I'm gonna help you every step of the way.

- Here we go. Oh. There you go. - Oh!

There you go. There you go.

You're good.

Okay, first one.

Whoa, whoa, whoa! Oh, oh.

- Oh! - It's okay. You good?

I don't think I can do that again. - Uh,

sure you can. It's just like hopscotch or jump rope.

You ever seen a pregnant lady jump rope?

Hey, so, do you have, uh, a name picked out?

Um, yeah. We're gonna call her Penny.

- Penny. That's beautiful. - Yeah.

So, this next jump...

We're gonna do this next jump for Penny. Mm-hmm.

Okay.

It's a big one.

And you can do it.

Paige, I won't let you fall.

For Penny.

One, two, three.

For Penny! I got you.

- I got you. - Oh. Oh, my God.

- I can't believe I made it. - Okay.

From here it's, uh...

pretty easy.

Okay?

Just one step.

One step at a time. Okay.

- Okay. - Down you come.

I can do this.

- Yes, you can. - Okay.

Okay.

- It's okay. It's okay. - No, it's not. We're trapped.

Hey, Cap, we got a problem.

Yeah, I see it. Get on top

of that grey truck.

Ravi, give me 45 degrees.

- Copy that. - Eddie, get your turnout. You're going up.

- Copy that. - Get the life gun.

Let's go! Let's move!

Wait, we have to go this way. - No. Right now,

we just need to get higher and away from the heat

till they figure out a plan.

High as we can, high as we can.

Double time it, Eddie, let's go!

Just wait for it.

- Watch out! - He's a pretty good shot. - Okay.

Yeah. Okay. Kind of close.

Sending down the line first

and then the harness.

Okay. Got it!

Hey, guys, guys, forget the harness!

Ravi, when I tell you, you hit that winch.

Let's move! Let's go!

- Lift up your arms. - Oh. What are we doing?

You're gonna hold on to me, tight as you can.

- Paige, do not let go, okay? - Okay.

Come on. Ravi!

Did we make it?

You're gonna have a pretty great story

to tell Penny one day.

Let's get you to triage.

Thanks, Buck.

You are one lucky bastard.

Hey, Hen. You missed it.

Buck was like Tarzan vs. the Volcano.

I'm sure she can catch it on TikTok.

Hey, we've got some yellow tags with some burns

that need to be looked at.

No red ones?

Not a lot of middle ground with lava, it turns out.

Hey...

where's Harry?

I lost my first patient...

...when I was just a little bit older than you.

Mrs. Levitt.

Cardiac arrest.

One year after I got out of med school.

She just...

died right...

...in my hands.

It was a Tuesday.

Funny, isn't it?

The things that we remember.

And that's the moment you learn...

...that you don't get to save everybody.

You're doing a hell of a lot better than I did.

I don't feel like I am.

I mean, you're...

You're sitting here with me,

right now, right?

How can you be so brave?

Do you mind

if I drop it for a minute?

Bravery is so... so exhausting.

I'm not sure

what I'm-I'm more afraid--

afraid of-- that I'm going to meet my maker

or that there is no maker.

I'm so... I'm so sorry,

I... I couldn't--

Nobody could.

Harry, you're gonna carry a lot...

a lot of these in your career.

Pack your grief wisely.

Doctor's orders.

DWP cut power to Glendale.

Their mayor wants to give you an earful,

but I told him you...

Didn't hear a word I just said.

Glendale's dark. Mayor's mad.

Melinda's looking for you, too.

She needs a decision.

Reina Heights is hilly,

newer builds.

Farther from the eruption. Fewer people.

Soto Vista is 90%

residential, working class.

Only two-thirds of the people

have left their homes.

Homes built in the 1920s.

If it goes up...

...it'll be the whole neighborhood.

Total devastation.

So we dispatch there?

No.

We make sure that...

...it's evacuated, and we...

...we let it burn.

We save Reina Heights, because...

...we can't put out a volcano,

but we can contain the fire, and if we don't,

it's Mount Washington, El Sereno, Alhambra.

Chain reaction.

And do you know what, maybe we get lucky, and the wind lets up.

Or...

we lose half the city before we can even make a dent.

- Are you sure? - No.

I am not sure of anything today, and I do not feel lucky.

Okay.

- I'll tell Melinda. - No.

This is on me.

Is he okay?

He's doing better.

I'm sorry. I-I thought I knew how to do it.

- I've been practicing forever. - I know.

A piece of silicone ain't the same as a human being.

I know I messed up.

Do you?

Well, I screwed up the IV insertion.

Your first screwup was not telling me

you hadn't done an IV before.

I didn't want to get kicked off the floor.

This is a teaching hospital.

Okay? You tell me you don't know how to do something,

I teach you.

But I can't teach what I don't know you need to learn.

All right? If you can't be honest with me about that,

then I will kick you off the floor.

It won't happen again.

Good.

Come on.

Wait. You said "first screwup."

There were others?

Just this.

All right? It's okay to make mistakes.

But you can never abandon your post

and feel sorry for yourself.

Understood.

Man.

How you doing, Harvey?

Okay.

Why do I feel like they know something we don't?

We are running out of options.

Come on.

See?

Told ya. Back of my hand.

Uh, where's the way out?

There's a worker's entrance at the back down there.

Then let's get down there.

Come on!

We should have gone with the rats.