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[chainsaw revving]

[mystic music]

[heartbeat thumping]

[static buzzing]

[VCR tape whirring]

- Okay, I think I'm ready.

I got all my notes.

Let's do this.

Good evening.

I'm the head of the military experimental facility 05081984.

And tonight I'm here to explain the stages of sleep

and how our groundbreaking experiment

will keep you awake an unprecedented 30 days.

Yeah, you heard me, 30 days.

Now you're asking how is this gonna work?

Well, let's just discuss this.

Sleep is divided into two main phases,

REM and non-REM.

Let's start with the non-REM stages.

Stage one, the lightest stage of sleep.

You spend like only a few minutes.

You know, breathing slows, muscles relax,

brainwaves begin to drift.

They begin.

You know, that's when you're going into that stage

where you're like, you're half asleep.

You know, that's stage one.

Stage two,

the stage where you spend most of your night.

This is when you start drifting off.

You know, this is where a lot of that

emptiness, I guess you would say.

Your heart rate and body temperature drops,

and brain produces speed.

Spineless, that's called.

Okay, third stage, get ready for this one.

Now, this is a slow wave sleep.

This is the deep sleep where like, you know,

people are poking you and you're out.

You're deep.

It's the most,

the most detailed stage.

It's where you're mostly,

you're at the will of your dream stage, let's say.

The one you really need

to feel human again in the morning.

That's the one where you get the most rest in you.

And you know, when you say, I got that deep sleep,

that's stage three.

Okay, so that's the three stages.

Now we're gonna go into the REM stage.

The REM stage.

[static buzzing]

It's wide awake, and then your dreams take over.

So it's that stage where you know,

it goes if you understand what I'm saying, you know?

Everything, you have no control anymore.

You think you are, but there's no control.

And now you're in dream state.

So the record,

I think the record for sleeplessness

was 11 days, 264 hours.

That's what I have in my notes.

I don't know, but that was the record.

And the person was, pfft, you know.

So that's what we have down as the record.

Our experiment, we're nearly gonna triple that.

[static buzzing]

This is what, you know, I have all the numbers here,

but this is fictional right now.

It's never been done before.

No chemical exists

that can safely keep a human awake for 30 days.

I have found,

with my studies and my team,

we found a scientist

who will be running this experiment.

His name is code name Father Goose.

And he will perform the new sleep experiment

on test subjects.

We've done it in the past,

but now we're going full force on this.

We're going with the test subjects,

and we're gonna see, in an experimental stage,

like I said, monitored safely for 30 days.

The gas will be called,

to put them in this stage is called Vapor 76.

Remember that.

You're gonna be hearing about that.

It's Vapor 76 and it's completely safe.

He even has hired a team of his own,

with my guys and on his own,

to complete the experiment.

Now you just gotta ask you a question.

And I'll get questions from everybody.

But I just want to ask you,

are you ready to make history?

[eerie music] Are you ready to make history?

Well, we are here to make history.

and to make this work.

So, please, have faith in us,

and we're gonna make this work.

Thank you.

[crowd clapping]

I've been told there would be no questions.

[eerie music continues]

[lightly tense music]

- [sighing] This fucking looks really cozy.

- Cozy my ass.

Really have to be stuck in here for 30 days?

- That's the plan.

Might as well get comfortable while you're in here.

- [#2] Yeah, screw that.

The fuck is this place?

- Look, say what you want,

but don't say anything to me.

- [#2] Well, let's get this party started.

[chime ringing]

- [announcer] So sorry for the delay,

and I hope everyone is settled in and comfortable.

We're about to disperse the gas now,

so just breathe normally and you'll be okay.

Might feel a little lightheaded at first,

but that is totally and completely normal.

Thank you, and remember,

we will be monitoring you at all times.

Thank you.

[chime ringing]

[lightly tense music]

- On your feet, gentlemen.

Now, you might not be used to things being so homely,

but you are veterans.

So I think you can all relate.

We have a few creature comforts here on the floor

for the duration of your stay.

I hope you can all make it for the entire 30 days.

If you have to take a piss,

I have four jars here on the floor.

You're smart enough to know each one is for each one of you.

Keep your piss separate.

Speaking of keeping your piss separate,

you did notice a pot here in the corner.

That's for number two.

If you don't flush it,

I'll make you a nice treat at the end of the week.

Wasn't a joke.

That said,

any questions?

- [#2] When do we get paid?

- Excellent question.

If you read the fine print,

all questions must have been submitted in writing.

That said, we're gonna go ahead and make our exit.

We'll get the experiments underway.

Have this for you boys.

You can go ahead and fight over it.

Come along.

- [#2] Let's all get to know one another.

What do you say?

- Right, we're gonna be here for 30 days,

so you know what, that just might not be a bad idea.

[somber dramatic music]

- So as death enters the room,

we all just sit back and wait.

- What are you trying to say?

- Please tell me you've heard the stories

of what they conducted this experiment in the past

and the results.

- No, I haven't.

- Let's just keep it that way.

Besides, you know what?

All that bull was back in World War I, World War II.

They've already perfected it by now,

otherwise we wouldn't be here.

- Yeah, that's absolutely true.

And what a wonderful speech.

- Yeah, whatever.

- Oh wow.

Looks like number four over here

is gonna be the fun one in the group. [laughing]

- Look, I'm serious.

Are we gonna be all right?

Look, let's just chill out, relax.

And this is something they told me when I got deployed.

Get used to your surroundings and everybody in your team.

Just get comfortable in this room.

It's gonna be going a lot easier for everybody in this room.

Stick together.

Keep your heads up.

We'll get outta here alive.

Probably just might get paid.

- You have a point there. [laughing]

[ominous music intensifying]

[birds chirping]

- Yeah.

Oh, it's a mystery.

- [#1] Dealer's choice.

How the hell do you know what's in there?

- I don't.

- [#1] And you're still gonna eat that shit?

- [#4] Well, I mean, it's in a fucking can, right?

- [#1] Yeah, but there's only so many people

you can trust these days.

Especially the people who fucking put us in here.

- [#4] Yeah, well do you honestly think

that that's enough food for 30 days?

It's all gonna get ate anyways.

It doesn't fucking matter.

- [#1] I don't know about these guys,

but I sure as hell ain't gonna try eating none of that shit.

- Oh yeah. - And how else are you

gonna be able to eat?

- [#1] Well I guess I go down with my ship, captain.

I ain't gonna have a damn thing

until I get outta here probably.

- I hope they bring another bucket.

- [#1] Yeah, if only we were able

to waffle stomp that shit.

You're disgusting.

- Hold on, hold on a second.

I just noticed something.

We have to use this bucket for the bathroom?

- Well it appears so, genius.

- I mean, it's better than taking a piss

on the floor, right?

- I suppose.

- [sighing] So how's everybody feeling?

- It seems like we're all good.

It's only been just a day

so I think that question's just a little too early to ask.

- Yeah, I guess we're just used to staying up late anyways.

- I know I am.

I've been able to stay awake for five consecutive days.

So this whole process is a breeze for me.

- Same here.

It's been about that for me also.

- And how about you, number three?

When are you ready to join in on our conversation?

- Well, after the bombs dropped, I didn't sleep much.

It felt like forever,

but it was probably about five days,

- You guys- - Well,

it was five days for me.

I felt dead.

Imagine 25 more.

- The gas is supposed to do that to us.

And you know what's supposed to help us actually?

Not make us feel too bad, but they perfected it by now.

Otherwise we wouldn't be here.

- Sure, well, I seriously hope you're right on this one.

But time will tell.

And considering the number of days we have remaining,

that's not much time, now is it? [chuckling]

- No the hell, there's not.

- [#2] Amen.

- [#1] The way number four is eating those beans,

it's not just the only gas I'm worried about.

- [#2] He has a point.

- [#1] Don't get too comfortable eating those fucking cans.

You understand me here?

- What did you say?

- [#1] Think you had more than enough for one day.

Maybe it's about time you put that shit on hold.

There's four of us and there's not even

30 cans in that pile.

We need to ration this stuff

or we're gonna be eating each other by day 15.

- That's right.

Heck, we could start eating each other

by this day if we're not careful.

- Not if I got something to say about it.

We're gonna keep it all in line.

All right?

So my try, I'ma try my best to do what I can

to keep us all having a good head on our shoulders.

We're not gonna go crazy.

No cannibalistic behavior, no fucking gas problems.

We're gonna be all right.

We just pace ourselves with what we got.

We were all trained at some point

to deal with hunger, thirst, and everything else.

So I know damn well this is not your guys' first rodeo.

Sure as hell ain't mine.

[somber piano music]

- Look, that's your best one yet, my guy.

- I'm gonna try and improve a little bit more.

Army standard banner standards for my age.

They're like about two hours and 15 minutes.

Marines are about the same.

- You've been spending too much time at the VA hospital.

I better freshen up to…

My guy?

Are you okay?

- You didn't put any mayo on my egg sandwiches, did you?

- You're such a fucking clown.

- I figured I ain't shit if I wound up in this damn place.

I mean, don't get me wrong, nothing about you fellas.

But I feel like I got a lot more to prove out there.

I think I fucked up by not doing my country

some kind of deed and

I feel like I'm a fucking failure, you know?

I ain't get right with myself or any loved ones

before I took off and departed

and I ran away from my fucking troubles.

Maybe there's just something here that I need to prove.

Maybe somebody here feels the same.

Maybe you, probably you,

or hell even you.

Yeah.

I think it's about time that I get right.

We're gonna make it outta here though.

And I promise each and every one of you,

we'll come out on top.

[somber piano music]

Yeah, well.

It's beautiful anyway,

- Look, see,

just like you. [nose honking]

[somber piano music]

My guy, you really know how to kill a moment.

- Hey, you squeeze my nose, I break wind.

It's gonna be a good old time for all of us.

I feel like this gas is actually getting to me,

actually or something.

What about you, fly boy?

You have something to say?

Something you wanna get off your chest?

Probably?

Maybe.

Looks like you got something you want to say, you know?

Or maybe

I only got to know you just for a little bit longer, man.

But the question is,

I haven't done much time in the Corps, man.

Why'd you leave the Air Force?

What got you here?

- Well, I'll be honest with you.

I'm a little bit of an underachiever myself

at this job.

I don't even know how I figured out

out of basic, to be honest with you.

I made it.

I got put in a desk.

- Got anybody to call home?

- Huh?

- Do you have anybody to

look forward to when you call home?

Any wife, girlfriend, mom, dad, sibling,

something of that nature?

[somber piano music]

- Maybe when I get back, maybe I'll meet somebody.

I've been kind of on my own though, so I mean,

I don't really have nothing to go back to.

Really not a whole lot for me to do.

I mean, why not, you know?

I mean, if this works out, I mean,

could it be a part of something really big?

You know?

This could be really great.

Just turn the hands of time.

You know, this, this, this.

I mean, I'll be honest with you,

I don't know what to think about it.

I'm kind of hoping for the best.

I mean, I'm here.

You're here.

- I heard you were into like, what was it?

You got kitties and the little bunny rabbits

you got at your house or something.

- Yeah.

I like cats.

But I really like, I like the rabbits.

I want a rabbit farm.

I do taxidermy and a cat sanctuary.

I like to take care of the cats

around the neighborhood and stuff.

[light guitar music]

- [woman] Honey are you in there?

Are you in there?

♪ With heavy hearts we rise and glide ♪

♪ Embracing joy despite the lies ♪

- He likes it there.

Ah!

♪ We still sing we love our way ♪

♪ The dark nights will find our day ♪

- I was a kid, I was feeding them anyways, you know,

so they just come around.

It gets expensive too,

'cause you know, it's cats and rabbits

and they fucking breed like wildfires.

See, it gets a little expensive

kind of controlling that.

But it's good company though.

You know, the cat and the rabbit never broke my heart.

You know what I mean?

So I just stick to what I know.

- They ain't lying.

Boy, goddamn you fucking right.

You know that shit.

Even the old tortoise kicked the rabbit

in the ass, you know?

So why would you get a little too cocky here and there, man?

I tell you. - Well,

slow and steady always wins the race, dude.

- Try telling that to my ex-wife.

- Ooh, man.

Phew.

- All right.

I hate to be the one to ask,

but how is everyone feeling?

- I feel fine.

I mean what's there not to feel fine about?

- Yeah, same here.

It just might be the side effects,

but the scientists say it was gonna happen.

- Yeah, it's just like all those old medicine commercials

where everything sounds all deece

until you get to the part about the side effects,

the brain damage, not being able to talk anymore.

Oh wait, it looks like you already took it.

[#3 laughing]

- Okay, all right, that's enough.

- Look, we're not going to make it past a week

if we can't stop staying

at each other's throats like this, okay?

When I came in here,

I told you I wanted nothing to do with any of you.

- Well, you signed up for this.

We all did.

The kicker is four motherfuckers

signed up for this experiment

to be able to last in this for 30 days.

And the punchline, us motherfuckers agreed to it.

[laughing] The end.

- This is gonna end badly, isn't it?

- Not at all.

Not at all.

If we just keep our fucking heads on straight

and stick together,

I promise we're gonna make it out of here.

You mark my words.

- You're right.

Before I came in here, I spoke with Father Goose.

He said everything would be okay.

- Father Goose?

What's that, a nickname or something?

- It's some sort of old chess thing.

- Okay, cool.

The thing is, do you even play chess?

- No, not really.

I mean, when I was a kid, my dad tried to show me,

but I was never very good at it.

- I mean, I'm no Bobby Fischer,

but I know how to knock down a piece or two. [laughing]

- Didn't they make a movie on that guy?

- They did in 1993.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hold on a second.

You're able to talk.

- No, I can't.

But of course, they actually made a lot

of movies about that guy.

They were mostly documentaries, so.

- Ah, very interesting.

I'll definitely have to check out those films

once I'm out of here.

- Out of here,

maybe you'll learn how to play chess too.

- So, besides movies,

what about musicals?

- Oh, I like musicals.

My favorites are the classics.

- You know, before my old lady left me a while back,

I was checking out Singing in the Rain.

Gave you like a ring tune to it.

- You like that one? - Yeah.

I love that one, it's a classic.

- [#1] Can't beat the classics, man.

- Oh.

A good classic never goes outta style.

- Hell no.

Just like Jimi Hendrix making flying guitar, man,

you know what I'm saying?

Or Elvis on his fucking microphone,

ripping it up for all the audience members, man.

Getting them panties with if you fucking will.

- I'm more of a Johnny Cash man myself.

- Good old Cash. - I like Cash.

Yeah, absolutely.

- Can't go wrong with Mr. Cash.

What about you two?

Who do you consider a classic?

- Michael Jackson.

The greatest artist of all generations.

- King of Pop.

- That's right.

- Nice.

Maybe this wouldn't be so bad if we have a radio in here.

- Radio.

Well, we do have something close to a radio,

but some fuckhead is keeping an eye on this

for some odd reason.

Maybe jerking off behind his little fucking screen

or something like that.

Who the hell knows, man?

- Yeah?

Well, I hope you can see this.

Hope you like what you see. [laughing]

- Well, not forever.

Once we're out here. - Get a hold on yourself,

all right? - Not an issue.

Once we're outta here, - Get a hold of yourself.

- We get to move on.

- He's already getting his fucking side effects.

You know what, why don't you straighten him up

and do something with him, man?

Or even you, you take shit too goddamn seriously.

Big match now. - No, I know.

No, I know.

Once we're outta here,

I don't have to think about this anymore.

Neither do any of you.

- Chill the fuck down, you know what I'm saying?

This whole fucking gas is fucking us all up.

We just gotta take a six,

chill out, wonk our willies

or whatever the fuck we're gonna do, man.

- [#4] You better not fucking wonk your fucking willy.

- Don't touch my fucking willy, man.

- I'm just saying for example,

we can do whatever the fuck we please, man.

With or without anybody's permission.

This is our shit, our rules, anything fucking goes.

- And there is no our when only one of us is getting paid.

And I want that.

- [#1] Yeah, don't we all, you know.

Don't we fucking all.

- Yeah, maybe if I'm lucky you don't make it.

I can cash your check too.

- [#2] Well, good luck with that.

That's if you make it out.

[#3 sighing]

- Bro.

[wall banging]

- Yeah, what's wrong with you? - Chill, chill, chill.

It's all right.

I gotten a fucking idea, yo.

Just came up with the best fucking idea.

Check this out.

Take one, bro.

You too.

- The fuck? - Bro, eat this.

Scarf those motherfuckers down.

On the count of three, what y'all say, huh?

- Huh? - Yeah.

It'll give us something to fucking do in here, man.

You got a better plan?

- I mean, no, but I mean--

- All right, then shut the fuck up

and eat the bitch, on a count of three, all right?

Peel them bitches back.

- Stupid.

- [#1] All right, on a count of five.

Five, four, three, two, one, eat!

- You don't have to waste your time to peel, guys.

You can eat the peel.

I think I'm thinking of apples.

Oh god.

Okay, I'm done, what do I win?

Money, more money? - Sure you're not the Navy?

- I don't eat that bitch. - Don't you choke

on that shit now.

Bad habit to waste food.

Sorry, was you talking to me, boy?

- Ah. - Atta bitch.

- You swallow it now. - Boy.

- Turn it off, it hurts. - That shit just gone by

coz it's wound in wrapper. - Good boy.

- Hah!

[#1 clapping]

- I survived that trip.

- [#1] Haha, yeah one.

- So that's what our experiment is gonna try to prove.

But by people saying, well, you can't, it's impossible,

well, that gives us drive.

And that hasn't stopped us.

We experimented on all types of animals.

We did a little sleep experiments on people,

on the safe grounds and monitored.

And it's been working.

I have found,

with my studies and my team,

we found a scientist

who will be running this experiment.

His name is code name Father Goose.

[tense music]

- Good evening test subjects.

I'm Father Goose,

and I'm here to explain the stages of sleep

and how our groundbreaking experiment will keep you awake

for an unprecedented 30 days.

[tense music continues]

[music stops]

We've developed a stimulant gas

that will keep you awake for 30 days straight.

[tense music]

Remember, this is purely fictional.

In reality, it's impossible to stay awake

for 30 days straight.

And no chemical can safely keep a person awake

for that long.

Sleep is crucial for your physical and your mental health.

[tense music continues]

[music intensifying]

[gunshot booming]

- Dammit!

It's so hard to keep track of time in here.

And that goddamn banana has me sick to my stomach.

What day is it?

- Relax.

It's only been five days and counting.

- And how the heck do you know all this?

- Because I just do, all right.

I guess I'm kind of used to it by now.

But the real question is, how are you feeling?

- I feel fine.

My heart is fucking racing.

- Well, you know that the,

that things like this can get you high blood pressure

and a spike of anxiety and your heart rate.

So you gotta calm the fuck down.

You gonna be all right.

- Fuck.

- [#2] Doctor know-it-all over here.

- You know what?

Well, the question is, how the hell do you feel right now?

- I feel great.

I mean, I'm a little woozy,

but overall I feel great.

- It's to be expected.

- Y'all know that they are watching us, right?

- [#1] Who?

Who the hell is watching us?

- Don't play dumb.

And don't fucking look at me like that.

- It's just- - I know that fucking look.

- It's just a fucking question, all right?

I'm not, trust me, I'm not trying

to look at you wrong, all right?

I was just curious, that's all.

- All right, all right.

I'm trying.

But you know those,

you know those, when people were getting interrogated

and they got those two way mirrors

where you can see through one side, but not the other one?

- [#1] Yeah, I know what you're talking about.

- I think they can see through these fucking walls, dude.

- No, that's not the way these mirrors work.

You're not able to see through both sides easily.

That's not how these mirrors work.

- It's not a mirror, it's a wall.

But I didn't expect you to understand.

I'll just shut up.

- I mean, you used the word mirror first, not me.

I'm merely quoting we you said.

- But why don't you shut the fuck up?

- Well, clearly I know better than you do, so-

- All right, all right!

We gotta keep our heads together,

otherwise we're not gonna make it out here alive.

Keep this shit together!

- I have my part under control. [laughing]

- Fucking hopeless.

- These gentlemen however. - Fucking goddamn

hopeless, man.

Why do I even fucking bother?

- Well.

Just means more of the prize for me

- [#1] To hell with that.

I thought we were a fucking team.

Who side are you on anyway, man?

Now we got this fucker over here tripping balls.

- [laughing] I just feel like singing in the rain!

Ain't that right number two?

[muffled retro music]

♪ I'm singing in the rain ♪

♪ Just singing in the rain ♪

♪ What a glorious feeling ♪

♪ I'm happy again ♪

♪ Just laughing at clouds ♪

♪ So dark up above ♪

♪ The sun's in my heart ♪

♪ And I'm ready for love ♪

[humming] Come on!

♪ Everyone from the place ♪

♪ Come on with the rain, I've got a smile on my face ♪

♪ I walk down the lane ♪

♪ with a happy refrain ♪

♪ Just singing, singing in the rain ♪

♪ Or perhaps ♪

♪ I'm watching my friends ♪

♪ I just think everything's sunny as rain ♪

♪ Why do I dare ♪

♪ Mine to start ♪

♪ I'll be just there with joy in my heart ♪

♪ Why be human, why do you do ♪

[crowd cheering]

[tense music]

- All right.

Let's get this party started.

Anybody else hungry?

Because I can definitely go for a cheeseburger right now.

What's say you, Four?

Ah, is that how it is?

You're just gonna ignore me?

I can't tell anymore.

- You feeling all right?

You should go lay down in a sleeping bag.

You might not be able to go to sleep,

but at least it'll help a little bit.

- [laughing] Sleep.

No, no, no.

No, I don't need sleep.

I'm able to see things that you're not.

There's a door.

You're just not able to see it.

- Two, there's no fucking door there, man.

You're probably hallucinating.

You have gotten no sleep, man.

So you know what, why don't you just try and get

some damn rest or something?

- [#2] No.

I'm not hallucinating.

[solemn eerie music]

You're just not able to see it.

And you.

You're in on it, aren't you?

You're attempting to trick me.

- I'm not in on it.

I was just talking out of my ass earlier.

- Yeah, which is normal for you.

[#4 chuckling] Whatever.

Now I'm gonna get some rest.

- Well, good for you.

[steps clacking]

- This is seven days without sleep.

Seven days.

[light music]

- [woman] Dad?

Why haven't you been sleeping?

- Emily?

Sweetheart?

Is that really you?

Am I dying?

- You're very tired, Dad.

Your body can't take much more.

- I can never sleep, sweetheart.

That's why I thought I could do this.

Every time I close my eyes, I see,

I see you.

I see the accident.

How could I forgive myself for that?

- It wasn't your fault, Dad.

You need to forgive yourself.

- I should have picked you up from school that day,

- But you couldn't.

You were overseas saving lives.

That's important, remember?

- Important?

Nothing was more important than you.

- You can't change the past, Dad.

But you're hurting yourself now.

- I don't know what else to do.

I'm afraid that if I do go to sleep,

then you'll disappear.

- Live, Dad.

Really live, not just survive.

- I don't think that I can.

- But you can.

Mom needs you.

And I need you to be happy.

[#3 sobbing]

- I love you, sweetheart.

I'm so sorry.

- I love you too, Dad. [ominous music]

[glass shattering] You can rest now.

[music intensifying]

[tense music]

[somber music]

[door knocking]

- Father Goose.

The papers, Father Goose, the papers.

The papers, Father Goose, the papers.

The papers, Father Goose.

Sleeping now.

Can't wait for this shit.

Put to sleep for months.

- You fucking prick.

I won't be able to sleep for weeks because of that agent.

- Be glad I didn't add any to your coffee,

while you're dozing off here on my dime.

- Doesn't quite work the same

with the water at this facility.

When Vapor 76 is mixed with the sulfur

in Creek County Spring Water,

it creates the Wemasker virus.

Vapor 76 not ought to be ingested.

You're chemically conjuring demons.

This goes beyond wrestling flesh and blood.

- For a man of science and reason,

I find your faith in moral constitution disturbing,

Father Goose.

- Just because it isn't meant to be ingested,

doesn't mean that it hasn't.

Which it has.

We've all got stains on our shirts.

But I know evil when I see it.

Speaking of your dime,

I know my job was work from home, but...

- You reached out to us first, Father Goose.

All you needed was a laptop, headphones, and a microphone,

and you were able to conduct this experiment remotely.

- Yeah, but...

- That day when you walked into the bar seeking revenge,

- An outlet.

- Call it what you will.

You came to us first, Father Goose.

Hat in hand, walking into that bar,

fresh off the pages of Reanimator, I might add.

A little bit worse looking.

- I was desperate.

I lost my daughter.

[lightning cracking]

- And your weakness cost you the lives of four others.

- We had no clue what was going to happen.

The virus in that house ran through King James

and the cannon like a plague.

This has gone beyond raising the dead.

- Indeed, Father Goose.

This does go beyond raising the dead.

But haven't we brought back your daughter?

- Those things aren't Remora Krause.

You didn't bring her back.

You made photocopies.

Each one more distorted than the last.

- [interviewer] So what's it like to have a bunch

of different people that look like you walking around?

- It's weird.

Yeah, pretty much so.

- [interviewer] Does it feel like having a mirror

or maybe a twin?

- No.

It's just a million, I swear.

- [interviewer] When did you first find out

that you were a clone?

- I don't know, months ago?

Who knows.

Find the scientist here. [laughing]

I don't know, many times is when he did.

- Hello.

- Hello.

- Father Goose asked me to come get you.

- He's not your father, he's mine.

- You're a clone of me.

Remember that.

Get your ass to the lab now.

- Okay.

- Good, see you there.

- What you're doing isn't a resurrection.

You're not even playing God.

God wouldn't do this to us.

- As I said, I find your faith disturbing, Father Goose.

- To you, they're just experiments.

Every time you send a copy of my daughter

being mauled by subjects or to fulfill

whatever sick fantasies.

- Guys, you know you don't even need a can opener for these.

These old cans, they got glue on the top.

If you get it hot enough.

Huh. [grunting]

Get it hot enough, you can melt the glue

and it'll come right off.

- Are you done?

Why don't you try using this?

Dumbass.

- Ah.

Who's the fucking smart-aleck.

I got a fucking plan.

You know what?

It would've worked if you would've just gave me a minute.

- If you don't ask, I ain't giving you shit.

Something's seriously wrong with you.

That gas is getting to you so damn bad, man.

- See.

If you just would have gave me a minute,

it would have been fine.

- [#1] My God.

Now fucking, you stuck your fingers in there.

You can't even wash your hands in there.

You expect me to eat that shit?

♪ Singing in the rain ♪

- [#1] Oh, here we fucking go.

♪ I'm just singing in the rain ♪

♪ What a glorious feeling ♪

♪ I'm happy again ♪

- Oh my god.

♪ Just laughing at clouds ♪

♪ So dark up above ♪

♪ The sun's in my heart ♪

♪ And I'm ready for love ♪

[humming] Come on!

[humming] I thought you liked the classics.

- I do, but not from fucking you, man.

[#3 humming]

- Try it! [humming]

[#1 and #3 humming]

Hey! [laughing]

- [#2] Oh my god, bring it fucking all in, man.

Bring it on in.

[everyone laughing]

Get your fucking ass up here, man!

[everyone laughing]

[eerie music]

- This is where things start getting, you know,

where our experiment comes in.

How can we change this cycle entirely?

You know, because when you're sleeping,

yeah…

you're not alert.

With our experiment,

we are gonna have you be alert.

[kooky music]

[kooky music continues]

[kooky music continues]

[chill jazz music]

- Can we get some more brown, please?

I need a brown to finish this rubber painting.

Get going, I need to finish this beautiful masterpiece.

This brown has already gone stale.

Don't you gimme no attitude, sir.

[fart sounding] I need to complete

this wonderful layer.

A few strokes here, a few strokes there.

There we go, that's what I'm talking about.

Now you get down there, make some more.

There's money to be made here,

I assure you guys. [chuckling]

A masterpiece is never complete

without a little touch here, a little touch there.

Little bit around the corners

and that brown will go nice and neat, I tell you.

There we go again.

Never mind that it's crooked, I don't care.

I care about finesse.

Next, brown, come, come, let's get some brown, please.

I am not paying you at all

to stand there and look all willy nilly.

Grab some of this nice little brown shit

and we shall spread it all over.

Here we go, here we go. [laughing]

I love how it's just,

I love how it's just coming all together.

Nice stroke here, nice strokes there.

Oh, little bit of brown here, little bit of brown here,

little bit of brown there,

and back here and back here and back here.

Brown, brown, brown, brown.

Painting away.

[tense music]

- It was during my last deployment.

We were at this small little village

and we came under fire.

And amongst everything,

I heard one of my men calling out,

calling out.

And I just remember feeling so, so helpless.

'Cause it was my job to go back

and it was too dangerous.

And he screamed and he called my name

and I…

I was not…

I can't…

[#3 coughing]

- That's it right there.

We're all gonna go nuts and fucking die.

- Not too sure.

- Look, just calm down, all right.

It's just the gas and these whole side effects.

Our bodies just need to adjust to it.

After that happens, we'll be all right.

- I'm really not sure about that.

- Would you please just shut up

and stay positive for once?

They don't need to hear this negativity.

- There's nothing to be positive about, nothing.

We're all part of this giant experiment

and there's almost a guarantee it's not gonna work.

- You think I don't know that

or what I got myself into, huh?

all I'm thinking about is just staying strong

and getting through this.

- See, you've been spoiled your whole life.

That's exactly why you enlisted.

Because you weren't able to see any action overseas.

While we have all been knee deep in all of this.

- (laughing) Oh, I'm sure you were in it.

You know what I think, honestly?

I think you're just some bullshit ass comedian

who just came in here and told stupid jokes

while the rest of us suffered.

But you know,

aside from all that, you know,

why are you really here anyway, huh?

Let me guess.

You need the money, but for what exactly?

Possibly some, you know, child support,

gambling debts or some shit, huh?

Oh. (laughing)

That's right, that's right.

You know, tell me how I haven't lost anything

my damn self, you know?

Mind your Ps and Qs, boy,

I'm going to be just fine, how about that?

- Don't tell me what I lost.

I lost more than you'll ever comprehend.

Don't tell me what I lost.

It was in battle.

We were going to war.

We were vastly outnumbered by the enemy,

but we continued to fight as best as possible.

But eventually, we were done.

I searched for my brother, I lost him.

And it wasn't until the war was over

and the silence started.

It was when I realized he was gone.

The fact that I was not able to save him,

I wasn't there by his side,

and I heard his last words,

"Brother, I'm trying to hold on."

And to this day,

I still feel the guilt in my heart.

Not being able to save him,

not being there the way I should have been.

You'll never be able to understand.

- Is that why you left?

Is that why you became a deserter?

I'm sorry, but I have to ask.

It's not like,

it's not like we're not all thinking it.

- Oh, you shut your mouth.

You do not understand even the start of it.

So keep your mouth shut.

- How was I supposed to know that?

You're not making this easier for any of us.

- [#2] Look.

We just all need to get through this together.

The song is on repeat.

- How was I supposed to know that?

You're not making it easier for any of us.

- Yeah, you, you keep telling me that.

It's like the song on repeat.

Yeah, we already caught that.

- You know, you're repeating yourself.

[tense music]

- You're right.

It's probably just the gas

and all these damn side effects going on.

- Oh, come on, you motherfuckers.

- [#4] Yeah, we heard you already.

You know you're repeating yourself.

Yeah, we heard you already.

You know you're repeating yourself.

[voice echoing over itself]

[tense music continues]

[music fades]

[people wailing and crying in distance]

- Y'all hear that or is that just me?

Can't help that feeling I'm hearing something.

[noises fading]

He's barely breathing.

I don't know how much longer he has though.

We gotta get him outta here.

- Hey Dad, can I have the toilet paper please?

I have to use the bathroom.

- You're not my fucking daughter.

- Whatever you say.

Can I have the toilet paper please?

Now I really have to go.

- Do not call me Dad.

- Whatever you say Father Goose.

Bye-bye, thank you.

- Woo!

You know, I actually feel really good right now.

Yeah, I feel great.

- That's good, same here, feels like that.

- How about you, number four, how do you feel?

- I feel pretty good.

I feel a little wired, but my,

I think my body feels okay though.

- Whew, then that settles it.

We're good.

- [#1] That's good.

That's how it seems to me too. - Yeah I think,

I think you're repeating yourself.

- [#2] Well that settles it, we are good.

- Stop.

You're fucking messing with me.

- No, no, no.

You're repeating yourself.

How do you feel, four?

- You're repeating yourself, I just told you.

- Well, you're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good. [#4 groaning]

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good. - Stop, god!

Stop! - You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good. - Just fucking stop!

- [#2] You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

- We were good! - You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good. - Please, we're good.

- [#2] You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

[tense music]

[bubbles gurgling]

[smoke hissing]

[#3 choking]

[smoke hissing]

- [Emily] Live, Dad, really live,

not just survive.

I love you too, Dad.

You can rest now.

[ominous music]

- [#2] Then you get to the other portion

where you get the old side effects,

the brain damage. - But you can.

- [#2] Not being able to talk anymore.

- The brain, like it's wide awake,

and then your dreams take over.

So it's that stage where you know,

it goes, if you understand what I'm saying, you know.

- Well, after the bomb was dropped,

I couldn't sleep much.

It felt like forever.

[heartbeat thumping]

- You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

You're good, we're good.

[ominous music]

[#3 sobbing]

[#3 growling]

- The fuck is your problem?

- Is this what you want?

You want this?

What the fuck did you think was gonna happen, huh?

Can you hear me?

What the fuck are you doing?

What the fuck?

Can you hear me?

Turn my headphones up, huh?

Turn my headphones up, huh?

What the fuck are you doing, huh?

Get me the fuck up outta here!

What the fuck, you suck!

- Hey!

This wasn't part of it, the hell are you doing?

Take three, for god's sake!

[creepy music]

- Hey Peter, is that you?

I thought we'd find you around here.

We miss you over at the VA.

Everything deece?

- No, everything ain't deece.

I'm considering enlisting in but I don't think I can.

I don't think I've got the physical requirements

and my girlfriend gives me shit for it.

- You're back on this, man?

You don't have to enlist to serve others.

You're entertaining those who serve.

Your performance is there for them to find an escape,

and for motivation.

A fucking smile, man.

We miss you down there at the VA.

Those kids miss you too.

When their daddies get blown up

and need to be put back together,

you're the one bringing joy

and balloon animals and jump ropes,

and fucking hamburgers, man.

Besides, brother, without you there,

we're just a couple of clowns with huge condoms.

- Hey wait, wait.

What are we guys?

And whenever them there?

They or them?

- Well, we're still clowns.

You just bring down the average. [laughing]

- Bitch!

- Well hey Peter, when you're done

feeling sorry for yourself,

I got some yard work if you wanna make a couple extra bucks.

Like I said, we missed you down at the VA.

We had these left.

- Thanks, I'll take what I can get.

- There you go.

Happy birthday, brother.

- Thanks, Chief.

[wall clacking]

Fucking shit.

I gotta fucking get out of here.

[fingers snapping]

Bud.

No, you're fucked.

Shit.

Is anybody out there?

[gate clanking]

Oh, shit.

[steps clacking]

[door creaking]

[somber music]

- Calm down.

Calm down.

- I was flying close.

It's all crazy.

So many others.

What'll happen to them?

What'll happen to them?

I escaped.

I escaped.

It was scary.

And there was a cult too.

I was there for 30 days.

I couldn't do it no more. [sobbing]

I just need to be back here with you.

- It's okay.

You're here now.

- I had to get outta there.

I had to be here with you.

[somber music]

[somber music continues]

- This is not the ending that I wanted.

- Then what do you want as the ending?

- You want to claim that you're my daughter,

shouldn't you know me better than this?

It needs to be something bigger and more substantial.

- Well, what do you think would be bigger and substantial?

You forget, I'm a clone of many clones.

- Don't try and get scientific with me.

You think you're my daughter, but you're not.

You're just some fake copy

and you have no concept

of what I'm trying to accomplish here.

- You're right, I don't.

You didn't program that in my settings, remember?

Now tell me what is this big plan you have, Father Goose?

- Maybe you should tap more into your human nature

and try and figure it out.

Because this isn't working.

- Fine.

I'll do just that.

- [Father Goose] Good, you do that.

- Get back to the experiment, boy.

- Wait.

Don't forget your cookie, Experiment One.

[gate clanking]

[gate clanking]

Hi.

So we have little Experiment Four here.

He would not shut up about his stupid hunger.

So I bound him so he can't talk anymore.

Tied his hands so he can't do little grabby grabs.

And now I'm gonna tape his skinny feet,

since he's so damn hungry,

so he can't kick me.

Yeah, hungry, yeah?

Gonna answer?

Didn't think so.

Finally, there.

One little footsy.

Yeah, hungry?

Oh, Father Goose should be so pleased

to hear about that.

Now wouldn't he?

You are his favorite after all.

More than me.

Ready to eat, Experiment Four?

Yes, I'm super excited to eat these beans.

Because that's where you keep eating, isn't it?

Yeah?

Good.

Are you ready for your meal, Experiment Four?

- Ow! - Ready?

- What, ah! - Open up.

Is that hunger satiated yet?

You done?

Want some more?

Still hungry?

Yeah? - Alright.

- Yeah, alright.

Eat it.

You bitched and bitched

so much in that damn cell.

- I'm sorry.

- You're not sorry

til you eat all of your beans.

They are a part of the balance of food after all.

You want some more?

No?

Maybe just a little bit.

- Oh, fuck. [coughing and groaning]

- Good.

- Sorry. - You're lucky

Father Goose likes you.

[somber guitar music]

- There was once a friendly ghost by the name of Gus.

He lived in an old house in the country.

[drowned out by music]

Mr. and Mrs. Scott and the twins Susan and Sammy,

they lived there too.

In the summer, the whole house had got it.

Somehow the Scotts heard the rattles.

[guitar music gets louder]

Doc, it's my stomach.

I've been eating beans for weeks

and I feel like I'm packed up.

I don't know if I can finish this.

- No, no, my boy, you're doing great.

Here, I might have something for you.

Take these.

It'll help.

It'll help relax your stomach

and help with the hunger pains.

But unfortunately there's...

No, it'll help with the pain.

[#3 grunting]

- Oh, man.

Hey Doc?

What's that fucking guy's problem?

- [Father Goose] Who?

- Who?

Who?

Ah, goddamn!

It's your feet that hold the fucking branch.

- Excuse me?

- I'm sorry.

I'm really on edge.

But yeah, he just, he bust in,

he bust in.

He fucking, he drags me out

like a damn old great white shark.

- He does give off those vibes.

- Yeah?

Well I didn't sign up to be manhandled.

- You showed up to be my plant, idiot.

Hello, my guy, hello, Mcfly, hello?

You think I like being here

listening to you guys go without sleep

while they're upstairs and making bioweapons?

- What the fuck?

- I hate working for these assholes.

What they promised and what they delivered

are two completely different things.

- [#4] What did they promise us?

- They promised to bring my daughter back

but unfortunately we just have an endless supply

of lookalikes here

who are doing nothing but slave labor and whatever else

Gray Wyatt wishes.

- What does that even mean?

Does that mean I'm a test dummy?

- No, no.

You're my guy, remember?

You're my guy.

Hello, my guy.

You're my guy, don't you remember?

Hello, my guy, my guy?

- I took your suppositories.

Is there anything you can give me

that's a little bit immediate relief?

- I might have something that can help you out.

- Oh, thank God.

- Take this, my guy.

- Experiment Four.

Time to return to your cell.

Bye, Dad. - Thanks Doc.

[machine guns firing and explosions booming]

- Seven days.

Seven agonizingly long, endless days.

Now my brain feels detached from my body.

I'm unable to sleep.

I don't even know who I am anymore.

I can't even get one minute of sleep.

Not one minute.

I'm going crazy here.

Hoping I shut my eyes and when I wake up,

I'll feel refreshed again, feel normal.

Alive even.

And it's not happening right now.

[intense music]

- Exactly.

Time is just a concept.

I'm ready.

Some kind of time limbo.

- That's it.

It's a time limbo.

Perfectly way to put it. [sighing]

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake, stay awake. [clock ticking]

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake, stay awake.

Stay awake.

- Wakefulness.

- Wakefulness.

- [both] Wakefulness.

Wakefulness, wakefulness.

- Wait.

What are they talking about?

- They were discussing the meaning of life.

We saw some clocks.

Where's the clock, wait.

I need to see the clock.

Where is it?

I swore it was right here.

- Maybe it's over there,

or over there.

Maybe.

Maybe it's just,

maybe it's just in our heads.

- No, it's not in our heads.

I swear to God, I saw it. [cuckoo clock ringing]

I don't know what happened to it.

But I know there is a clock here.

You gotta trust me on this.

- I can hear it going. [music intensifying]

[#1 laughing]

- Where, where do you hear it?

I'm starting to hear it,

but where's it coming from?

- [laughing] You don't get it, do you?

We can be like superheroes.

We can see everything, man.

In the perch or in the halls. [laughing]

I see right in your face. [laughing]

- You're hallucinating.

Three should know where the clock is.

Literally, you don't.

[#1 laughing]

- It's, it's there. - However I must warn you.

Sleep deprivation can have severe consequences.

Just after 48 hours without sleep,

you become sluggish. - So what time is it?

- Confused. - What time is it?

Give me the damn time.

What's the time?

- There is no time, man.

We're fucked! [laughing]

- No!

No, no, no.

This is not what I wanted to hear.

No, no.

No.

[gunshots and explosions continue]

[helicopter whooshing]

Yes there is.

- Fuck there ain't, boy.

And you don't see it either, do you?

- No!

[clock ticking]

One, I swear there's a clock.

There was one right here, but I don't know where it went.

I'm not hallucinating, I swear to God.

[#1 laughing]

- You know there's no clock around here. [laughing]

It's in your head too, man. - No it's not.

- There ain't nothing

here, man. - Yes.

- Ain't nothing nowhere. [laughing]

- That's not true.

I know I saw a clock.

I can prove it.

No, no.

[light classical music]

- No it's not. - Ain't nothing here, man.

There ain't nothing nowhere. [laughing]

- [#2] Not true, I know I saw a clock.

What is the time?

- [#1] There is no time, man.

It's all in your head, it's all time.

Just tell me what you need the money for, huh?

[tense music]

- [#2] That's an excellent question at this rate.

I just need my sanity back.

That'd be a good place to start.

It must just be a good place to get me

in the right direction.

- [#1] That's all it is for you, I suppose, about money.

No loyalty, no honor, not a fucking thing.

Goddamn thing.

Maybe next time,

next time you open your mouth,

make sure it's something meaningful.

'Cause you know at this point,

maybe I'll just die here peacefully

while you fuckers ride away

like some dead plants on the ran,

Father Patty's porch or whatever the fuck--

- [#2] You're the one claiming no loyalty or honor.

And yet here you are saying all the shit you're saying.

- I don't want to hear you say shit about honor.

I got a lot more honor in me

than you will ever fucking have

in any of the amount of days you got left

on this godforsaken earth.

Maybe you ain't got no honor, boy.

- I don't have honor? [ominous music]

[lid clanking]

- I can bring you something.

'Cause I'll be walking out of this storage like woo.

- You're proving my point right there.

You do not value loyalty.

I do.

I saw a lot of all of us out here.

[drowned out by music]

You are not about loyalty, not a fucking damn thing!

I know more than you do about it.

- What the fuck do you know about loyalty?

- I know you don't have it.

- Is that right?

- That's right.

- Fucking right on.

- That's absolutely right.

- [#1] Yeah I'm fucking goddamn right,

I'll fucking land on your ass right now

if you fucking get in my damn face!

- Get out of my face, I need to check on Number Three.

What happened to you, what happened?

What happened?

Get back.

What?

What the fuck happened?

Oh my god, Number Three.

Oh my gosh, Number Three.

Number Three?

Come on, come on.

What the fuck?

What the fuck?

I got shit in my eyes!

I got shit in my eyes! [screaming]

- See you've got shit for eyes.

So you got shit in your fucking eyes.

Who calls poop shit?

Who calls poop shit? [laughing]

Who calls poop shit, huh?

Who calls poop shit?

Poop shit, poop shit! [laughing]

[gate clanking]

[somber piano music]

[music fading]

[phone ringing]

- Ah.

Chingy!

- Bitch.

- What?

- You know what.

- What?

- Calling me Chingy, bitch.

- What would you rather call us,

rather have us call you Fucky?

- Chingy is a lot better than being called Fucky, tbh.

- How's the old job search going?

- It's deece.

Think I found something.

Make me a couple bucks in the meantime.

- Well, yeah?

Some kind of genius plan or diabolic scheme maybe?

- Well, hear me out.

- Yeah, here we go.

- Listen.

I found a flyer.

It's like for this independent sleep experiment.

Strictly for veterans conducted by

some guy named Father Goose.

And coincidentally enough,

it's literally located out there

in that Creek County storage unit.

Not sure if you remember that facility.

- (laughing) Creek fucking County.

Are you high?

- I've got a little bit left,

but I could sure as hell use an eighth.

- Yeah, I bet you could, sticky fingers.

But seriously though, a sleep experiment, Creek County?

- Alright, look, all jokes aside, dude,

if I can make it this full 30 days,

there's a cash prize.

I could really use that right about now.

- Cash prize for an experiment?

- Shit, man, I don't know.

- Look, what are they testing?

- A sleep agent called Vapor 76.

- I don't know, man.

Shouldn't you wait till they conduct a little more research?

- Why you being such a hater?

- Hater?

I'm just trying to help you think this through, don't you?

You don't just accept things

because the government says it's good to do.

Besides, what the hell are you gonna do

about the veteran part anyway?

- Well, I figured that I could borrow your old house.

And since I've been hanging around this old vets office

at the VA,

I can convince people that I'm a soldier.

- Well look, this isn't for a movie.

It isn't for your, then I guess it's not so in doubt.

- I'm not using it to get a free chicken sandwich.

I play a clown in a veteran's hospital.

That doesn't make me a clown.

So if I play this sleep experiment the right way,

it is solely for entertainment.

- Look, there's a difference between walking the walk

and talking the talk.

Trust me, once you go in, you don't come back the same.

- You seem fine.

- Yeah, I'm fine. (chuckling)

- Could I just have some blind support

to do what I want when I want?

- Yeah, but not if you're going to claim

to be something you are not.

- [#1] Well you say I'm a good actor.

- Yeah, you make a great clown, you make people laugh.

It's okay to not be everything to everyone.

- Look man, I gotta jet, all right.

- Look, I'm not gonna tell you what you want to hear.

- That can go both ways.

- Yeah, and that's the problem.

- Are you gonna help me out or not?

- Because I love you, I'm not.

You're gonna regret this decision.

- I guess we'll find out.

- Yeah yeah.

Anyway, good luck bro.

I'll check up on your bitch.

But listen, I gotta cook.

Call me back later, okay?

- Dude, fuck off.

[gate clanking]

- [Clone] In you go, in you go.

Enjoy that sandwich.

- Creepy little bitch.

Hey, where'd you get that sandwich?

- Father Goose gave it to me.

- Father Goose?

- Yeah.

- Where'd you run to Father Goose?

- He gave me this sandwich 'cause I was hungry.

- Hungry?

Dude, I'm fucking starving, man.

You don't mind me getting

to chew off that sandwich or something, do you?

I could really eat something right about now, man.

- Here.

- This means a lot, man.

So what did he do to you?

'Cause I can't remember a fucking thing.

- I don't feel good at all.

- Don't feel good?

- I'm so hungry but my stomach hurts so bad.

- You know?

Can't be eating so damn much.

Pace yourself a little bit or something.

- I don't know what's wrong with me.

- You don't think he turned up the gas

or something in here, do something, do you?

- What?

- I think he turned on the gas or something

to fuck with us

and maybe disturb our appetite or something.

Dude, I can't fucking feel a thing right now.

I think it was a bad idea eating that damn sandwich.

Ah, fuck.

Dude, I think that was

something in that damn sandwich of his.

I don't feel right.

- I don't feel good at all, dude.

[upbeat music]

♪ Step inside the zoo now ♪

♪ Where the wild ones roll ♪

♪ The lions prance and monkeys dancing ♪

♪ It feels just like home ♪

♪ Underneath the bright lights ♪

♪ Let that joy uplift your soul ♪

♪ Pets and pals in the animal realm ♪

♪ Watch as the wonders unfold ♪

♪ The zoo's alive, come take a ride ♪

♪ The creatures thrive in colors wide ♪

♪ And I would rather be anywhere else ♪

♪ But here with pride ♪

♪ Hear that roar, it's thrilling ♪

♪ The elephants sway and glide ♪

♪ Zebras in their stripes chillin ♪

♪ Everywhere there's joy inside ♪

♪ Birds chirp in the branches ♪

♪ Nature's music fills the air ♪

♪ It's a world full of chances ♪

♪ Adventures waiting there ♪

♪ The zoo's alive, come take a ride ♪

♪ The creatures thrive in colors wide ♪

♪ And I would rather be anywhere else ♪

♪ But here with pride ♪

♪ So come on down, bring the crowd ♪

♪ Breathe in the wild, sing it loud ♪

♪ We'll laugh and play all day long ♪

♪ In this zoo we all belong ♪

♪ The zoo's alive, come take a ride ♪

♪ The creatures thrive in colors wide ♪

♪ And I would rather be anywhere else ♪

♪ But here with pride ♪

♪ But here with pride ♪

♪ So come on down, bring the crowd ♪

♪ Breathe in the wild, sing it loud ♪

♪ We'll laugh and play all day long ♪

♪ In this zoo we all belong ♪

♪ The zoo's alive, come take a ride ♪

♪ The creatures thrive in colors wide ♪

♪ And I would rather be anywhere else ♪

♪ But here with pride ♪

[#1 screaming]

[tense music]

[gate clanking]

[#1 whimpering]

- [Clone] It's okay.

You'll be fine, it's okay.

Dad's gonna fix everything.

You wanna come with me to Dad.

Okay?

This way.

Don't look, keep going.

Keep going.

[gate clanking]

[gate clanking]

Bye.

[tense music]

- Five weeks spent.

It feels like it's been 12 days of forever in here.

- One?

Can I call you Peter?

I can call you Peter, right?

You've only been in the sleep chamber for one day.

Just one.

- Oh.

What about the others?

Two, three, and four.

We were all here together.

I remember for the 12 days.

12 days, Father Goose, I know.

I know it was 12 days, where are they?

Tell me they're okay. [sobbing]

- There were never any others.

There was no two or three or four.

It's always just been you.

- No. - Just one.

You were the one.

That's it.

- No.

I remember 12 days, Father Goose.

12 days of being in here!

I remember 12 days!

There were all here with me!

They were all here with me!

They drew the door!

I remember!

I was there! [sobbing]

No! - See you in three days.

- [#1] No!

No!

[creepy music]

[groaning] 12 days, 12 days, 12 days!

12 days!

- You've only been in the sleep chamber for one day.

- [screaming] 12 days.

- There were never any others.

There was no two or three or four.

It's always just been you.

[#1 mumbling incoherently]

[tense music]

- Hey.

Hey, it's me, Peter.

Just calling to confirm that I'm interested

in this little sleep experiment you got going on.

Yeah.

No, no, yeah, I'm sure I want to do it.

Is there any way you could probably meet me tomorrow,

maybe at the park or something?

Uh-huh.

Yeah, yeah, no, don't worry.

I got my full attire ready,

I'll have my bag ready and everything.

I'll see you out there.

Thanks again.

See you soon.

[sighing] This shit better be worth it.

[tense music]

[music intensifying]

[gate clanking]

- Yeah, he ain't getting up.

That's a stiff.

[gate clanking]

- Indeed, Father Goose,

this does go beyond raising the dead.

But haven't we brought back your daughter?

- Those things aren't Remora Krause.

You didn't bring her back.

You made photocopies,

each one more distorted than the last.

What you're doing isn't a resurrection.

You're not even playing God.

God wouldn't do this to us.

- Hello.

- Hello.

- Y'all hear that, or is that just me?

[#1 screaming]

[intense ominous music]

[tense somber music]

[ominous techno music]

[somber music]

[energetic dance music]

♪ The shadow swells ♪

♪ We meet tonight ♪

♪ The whisper it goes fading lights ♪

♪ The city breathes a ghostly chill ♪

♪ Dancing under a sober moon ♪

♪ I feel a presence in the air ♪

- I think I found the Vapor of 76.

- I don't know, Butch.

I think you should put it back.

- Why? - I think it's dangerous.

- Okay.

[somber music]