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Okay, thank you very much.

We're in a very critical phase of our war

against the coronavirus.

Our country is in the midst of a great national trial,

unlike any we have ever faced before.

As people isolate at home,

video conferencing is the new normal.

The video meeting app,

increasingly popular in the era of social distancing.

An app that experts warned could be used

by governments to eavesdrop on their citizens.

After consistently downplaying the virus,

President Trump tested positive for COVID-19 last night.

Today he boarded Marine One,

heading to Walter Reed Medical Center for treatment.

What you're seeing are massive groups

ignoring the curfews, crowding the streets.

Just months after what we thought

was the end of COVID, this is a momentous day

in the relentless march of this pandemic.

The new strain is three times more contagious

and it has twice the mortality rate.

As of tonight, over 18 months

into a seemingly endless struggle,

the U.S. count alone is more than 1 million people dead.

This footage at the White House barricade,

moments before the police and protesters clashed.

As fires continue to spread,

the air quality in many U.S. cities declines

to evermore dangerous levels.

The increasing tension resulting in greater

and greater violence.

January 13, 2022,

the death toll now at 12.3 million,

as the second strain of the virus continues to spread.

We ask you to follow the guidelines

of no groups coming together of more than 10,

and if anyone in the household is sick,

that everyone quarantines in the household together.

The third major strain of the coronavirus

has brought the total to 31.2 million American lives lost.

To bring back order and slow the spread of the disease,

increasing penalties have been set

for those breaking the strict nationwide curfews.

Sooner or later, the pandemic has to end.

It's not a crisis like a hurricane or 911,

where it's bound by time and geography. It feels indefinite.

It takes a toll on people in a very real way,

to be stuck inside, unable to do the things they wanna do

or go places they're used to.

Dr. Lauren Fisker is a researcher at Johns Hopkins.

In Los Angeles, California, newly appointed police chief,

Charles Yates, mandated a new earlier curfew this month,

citing worsening numbers in the city.

Anyone caught outside their designated neighborhoods

past curfew, without specific credentials, will be arrested

and held in a detention center.

Harper, hey, girl.

Holy shit, that picture you started was crazy.

What happened to the Salt Lake barbecue?

Oh my God, the whole block burned down.

- Wow. - Yeah,

it's my late night go to.

RIP.

Austin's turning into a fucking ghost town.

Yeah. What city isn't, right?

Yeah, so where's Evan?

Why did you wanna get me on early?

- I have some news. - Did he propose?

No.

So what happened?

Alright, but you have to promise not to tell anyone, especially Evan.

I may have known him longer, but, girl,

you know I would take you any day in the divorce.

Yes, okay... I'm pregnant.

- You're pregnant? - Shh.

Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God.

Wait, okay, so Evan doesn't know?

No, I'm gonna tell him after the party,

but I didn't want him to stress out,

but I had to get it out.

Oh my God, I'm so happy for you guys.

Oh, shit, okay, he's coming, just...

Okay, yeah, I'll snooze you.

- Hey, beautiful. - Hello.

And my phone is dead.

- You want anything? - Nope.

- Hey. - Hey.

Hey, oh, I miss those faces.

- Hey, girl. - Oh, you forgot the wine.

- One sec. - Hold on.

Aw, they look good, huh?

Yes, there we go.

- Hey, careful. - I'm sorry.

Oh, yeah, how are you two holding up?

- Oh, God, the same. - The exact same.

Oh, except Central Park is now a giant makeshift hospital,

so that's great.

Anyway , happy birthday, Evan.

Oh my God, how excited are you?

- Yes. - Another birthday.

- Oh. - Hey, Harper.

Austin to the TX, what's up?

- No, take your time. - Yeah, we can wait.

It's fine, we have nothing to do.

Oh.

How are you guys doing?

I'm kidding.

You know I know how you are.

We gettin' white girl wasted up in here.

I don't know what this is.

- I can do that. - You guys,

look what I found.

- Oh my God. - Oh, man.

Where...

Oh my God, where did you find it?

Where'd you dig that up?

I literally organized and cleaned everything.

- High school. - Evan, look at your hair.

- I know, high school. - He was a baby.

Wow, I didn't have any good role models.

Yeah, he definitely went through one

or two phases with the hair.

Harper, can you send me a copy of that,

and maybe send one to everyone else in the group?

Oh, yeah, not a problem.

You know that's coming.

Oh, first, you guys, what is up with these things?

- Yeah, what is this? - I don't know.

- What is hers? - Oh, no idea.

- No clue. - I don't know.

Ah, Mia, Mia, hi.

Where's Oliver? We want to open these.

- What's going on? - Yeah, what is happening?

I honestly don't know. This is his thing.

Bitches, no, don't start without me.

- Oh my God. - Are you okay?

You start without me?

- Jesus. - No, okay.

- Happy birthday, Evan. - Happy birthday, Evan.

And a one, and a two, and a one, two, three.

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday, dear Evan ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

- That was good. - That's very good.

- I thought that was good. - Yeah, that was touching.

You all should do a live concert

and relieve yourselves from that.

In other birthday news, Jen made us our very last freezer rib eyes.

- Fancy. - Then she came to our room

wearing nothing but my varsity jersey.

What the fuck?

No, no, no, no, no, okay, all right, that's cool.

And then we watched his favorite movie.

- Point Break. - Yes.

Fire.

- Sick. - Straight movie.

- Come on, guys. - It was a very special day.

- I loved it. - Good.

Right up until Antonio saw us grilling

and guilted us into going back inside.

Dude, that guy's such a dick.

- Wait, who is Antonio? - He's their neighbor and an ex-cop.

Yeah, and he's been so bored, that lately,

he just reports every little thing

that's slightly out of place.

All right, Ollie, I can't wait anymore.

- What is going on? - Yeah.

- Yeah. - Okay,

so obviously Vegas couldn't happen again.

- Will it ever happen? - Well, stay tuned,

my friends, 'cause that's what we're doing here today.

We're taking the Vegas party that you all thought was dead,

and we're bringing it right here, right now,

because it is very much alive.

- What is that face? - Nah, you'll see.

Okay, and open them.

- Open them. - All right, all right, all right.

- Oh, they're so cute. - What is this?

- Really? - Oh.

- Oh. - Have these been sterilized?

Oh, come on,

I thought it was gonna be something better than this.

Keep digging.

Oh.

Oh,

so drugs?

- Oh, this is so cute. - Wait, what is this?

Like molly or something?

You're goddamn right it's molly.

One for each one of you to stick into those gorgeous faces.

Got it from my guy in the valley,

but he got it shipped in from Japan.

But do they put those little hearts on them over there?

Yes, they do.

This is designer shit.

It's impossible to get anywhere, especially now.

Look at that.

- We're in. - We're in.

What's up, Ben?

Well, Mia, you're cool with this?

Why wouldn't I be?

We're all a team now, right?

Can we talk?

Wait, either we all do this or none of us do.

- We expand our minds together. - Yeah.

Very well put, professor.

No, no, no, come on, I can bow out.

You guys can still take them.

- You could bow out, by the way. - Come on, don't start, baby.

I'm just saying.

Okay, guys, I guess we have to pass.

- Thank you, though. - What, what the fuck?

- No. - Come on.

Come on.

- Ben. - Ben.

Stop, no, you guys don't understand how hard it was

for me and my partner during this whole thing.

- Please, Ben. - I can't.

There's no interacting with colleagues in real life.

There hasn't been any interacting with colleagues

in real life in forever, and that's exactly how long

there hasn't been any drug tests, so you're fine.

- Yeah. - What is it?

The thing that happened between you two guys?

- Ollie, Ollie. - We all talk.

Everyone knows.

Yeah, we all talk.

- They're my best friends. - Yeah,

- and it's not a big deal. - Ben,

personally I see your side of it.

Ben, Ben, tonight is about forgetting.

Well, I thought it was about my birthday?

Shut up, Evan.

It's about forgetting about all the shit

that's out of our control.

Don't you want to let go of all of it, just for one night,

with no consequences?

Yeah, be like Harper, she eats that shit for breakfast.

- Mm, maybe. - Yeah, it's true

and look at me.

You're gonna make a great nurse, Harper.

Thank you.

- Oh my. - Please?

- Okay, fine. - Yay.

- Yes. - Yay.

♪ Open it up, open it up ♪

- All right. - Y'all ready?

- Yup. - Yah.

Okay, here we go, and a three and a two and fuck it.

Whoa, I feel like I'm floating on air.

- Oh my God. - One with everything.

Okay, all right, all right,

obviously it's going to take a second,

ladies and gentlemen and Keanu.

Okay, and now, welcome to Vegas.

I love it.

You two had to have planned this.

- No, we didn't. - No.

Yo, Oliver, you and I are cut from the same cloth, dude.

Guys, after all this time, we finally made it.

All right, so what should we do to kill time,

AKA take Ben's mind away

from his ever mounting drug-addled regret?

Well, I am going to go get some more alcohol.

That's classy.

- Jeez. - Ah, Harper, nurse's opinion.

Will red wine prevent me having a heart attack?

I'm asking for a friend, obviously.

Well, yeah, it's like science, right?

So Ollie, did she move in?

It's kind of fast.

- We're co-quarantine. - Is your divorce final?

- Oh, kitty likes to scratch. - What?

I just wanna know.

The legal stuff is taking forever.

Seriously though, is it?

The legal stuff is taking forever, which is understandable.

I'm just glad she's in a safe place.

We really miss Rachel.

Yeah, can we have her back, please?

There's no talking about Rachel.

There's no talk about Rachel.

Okay, okay, what was it, what was it?

- Her beautiful body? - Or that long black hair?

Yes, thank you for reminding me.

She broke up with me, and thanks for the support,

by the way. You never...

- Hey, you. - Hi, honey.

Okay.

All right, so let's get this party started.

- We brought Pictionary. - Are you joking?

- Really? - No, no,

Pictionary is fine.

Yes, it's my favorite game to play with my friends

- on molly in Vegas. - Oh, okay, you know what?

- That's enough of that. - Oh, come on.

Come on, dude, it'll be fun.

All right, all right, let's do it.

- Okay. - Okay, who goes first?

Obviously the birthday boy.

Yeah, everyone get markers and paper.

Okay, and everybody close your eyes,

- except for Evan. - Markers and paper.

- You got it? - Ready?

- Okay. - All right.

- Got it. - Evan.

Okay, got it, got it, got it.

- And... - Open?

Go, yeah, open, go.

- Oh, house. - Park?

- Apartment? - Fire Island beach cottage.

You slut.

- That's what it looks like. - Person?

- Penguin? - Person.

- Woman's work, housework. It's housework. - Woman's work.

It's Harper, it's Harper.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, I get it, 'cause she's all alone.

- Oh, lonely Harper. - Doh.

- Okay, yeah, yeah. - It is Harper.

- I love you. - You guys, that's fucking cold.

- Whatever. - It is cold in your house.

That's not what was on the card, for the record, okay?

- How's Patrick? - Wait, who's Patrick?

- He's her old roommate. - Patrick, yeah.

He's hanging in.

His dad got corona and passed,

and so he went to go take care of his mom a while ago now.

Guess all we can do right now

is be with the ones we love, right?

Yeah, he and his fiancé had to cancel their wedding

four times, and it finally did them in.

Now he's stuck in the middle of nowhere, Kansas,

if you can imagine?

Not that it matters where you are anymore, right?

- And we fought all the time. - Question?

What's going on with the apps?

Can we please live vicariously through you?

Well, okay, guys will forever be in two camps,

aggressive and horny and desperate.

- That's you. - Or, you know what?

They want to move right in

because it sucks doing this fucking quarantine alone.

- That's me. - Yeah.

- Yeah. - Well,

I think it's always better to meet someone in real life.

Yeah, and how does that even happen anymore?

Ollie and I met on the street, in front of my place.

He walked by almost every night.

It took me months to see what was behind her mask.

- Oh, God. - Well,

look on the bright side.

At least you're not stuck homeschooling kids

or trapped in the same house with the same face over

and over and over.

Yes, we started to despise one another this week,

just a little.

These drugs are...

- They're strong. - He keeps trying

- to get me to read. - Yeah.

- What is it? - They're coming on fast.

- The Republic. - The Republic.

- Ew. - Ick on The Republic?

Yes, ick on The Republic.

I don't even know what it is.

Plato, it's Plato.

Yeah, thank you, it's only the most important piece

of literature that has survived for 2000 years.

Oh my God, stop it.

- It's a... - Yo, I love this song.

- Oh, yeah. - Turn it up.

It's a Plato set.

Music brings the soul to the mind.

I love this song too.

- Light to the imagination. - Hey, hey,

- should we? - Ah, yeah, dance battle?

- You wanna go? - Yeah, I think we should actually.

- I think we fucking should. - Oh my God.

♪ Let it zombie zombie zom ♪

My money is on me, for sure.

Oh, oh, hey.

Okay.

- ♪ Let it swing, swing, swing ♪ - Oh yeah.

I'll always love a shoulder shimmy.

♪ Swing, swing ♪

Oh, yeah, oh, yeah, that's it.

♪ I love it when you swing, swing, swing ♪

- Oh. - Yay.

Oh, shit.

♪ Sweat's gonna rock you ♪

♪ Low key Want you to drop 'em ♪

Oh, dang, look at those moves.

♪ Can't help it if my eyes on ♪

♪ Don't slip... ♪

Okay, I can't move like that.

I'm gonna do my favorite move.

♪ It's a blessing how you got those ♪

♪ Zombie, zombie, zombie when we ride ♪

♪ You've got the dimensions that I like ♪

♪ Got the boom da boom da on my mind ♪

My God, it's hot.

Are you not entertained, bitches?

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

- You win. - I won as usual.

Well, I think we can say we are done

with the dance battles.

- So now what? - Oh, I have an idea.

How about we play a game,

where we point out all of your insecurities?

- Sorry. - Or whatever.

- The truth hurts, okay. - By the way,

are you guys feeling this, 'cause I'm...

- Me, me, I am. - Oh my God,

- my heart is racing. - Yes, mine too.

Evan, you were right.

This shit is strong.

I feel like I can run a marathon.

- Oh my God. - Okay, big guy, we get it.

- Very, very impressed. - Yeah, show off, my God.

I do feel pretty fucking great.

Hey, that's the spirit.

- Look, we got him. - Woo.

I had you on here.

- Put it down. - Oh, come on.

It's after midnight on a Friday.

- What could be this urgent? - Just ignore it.

No, no, you know what?

I'm going to tell my senior partner to take this email.

- He can shove it. - Oh, no, no, no.

- No, no, no. - Don't, no, no, no.

- Don't do that. - It's not funny.

- Give it. - No, sorry.

- Breathe, breathe. - All right,

definitely time for another game.

How about Fuck, Marry, Kill?

- Whoa. - Yes.

That's like the worst game you could possibly play

- with a group of friends. - Yeah, no way.

Well, I would fuck Evan, marry Oliver and kill this.

Stop it.

- I wasn't going to say you. - Okay, okay,

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

How about Never Have I Ever?

- I'm into that. - Sure.

Yeah, it's low stakes for someone who's new to the group.

Okay, well, we'll be best friends in no time, don't worry.

I'll start, yeah, yeah.

Okay, three fingers, and if you've done something,

you have to put your finger down.

Yeah, we've played the game.

Are you explaining how to play this game?

Never have I ever.

Okay, so I'll go first.

Never have I ever had a one night stand.

- Come on. - Yeah, right.

- Are you fucking...? - No way.

I'm not lying, I swear.

Okay, okay, never have I ever slept with two people

in one day?

- What can I say? - What?

- Oh, what? - When?

In high school.

Was it like a morning and a night thing?

Like wake up with one, go to sleep with another?

- No. - Oh,

- so someone had a threesome. - Jen.

Hold on, wait.

You never told me about this.

What, it was so long ago.

- So who were they? - Yeah.

- Ah, two guy friends. - Two guys?

What difference does it make?

It's totally different.

Oh, Evan, come on.

- I wouldn't have thought. - Yeah,

this is why I don't tell you things.

Okay, I think we need to change gears again, yeah?

- Yeah, yes, please. - Yeah, let's, let's, let's.

Oh, I'm really feeling this.

People right here, we can see you.

See, Rachel never would have done this.

- This is fucking... - Jen, Jen, Jen.

You're not on mute.

- Oh. - Well,

good thing she isn't here or you guys would miss out.

Come here.

- Sick. - Two guys?

- What, it was high school. - Oh my God.

Okay, you know what?

You know what, like you haven't had a past?

I guess, but I want to be able to share all of that with you.

Oh, you want to be able to share things with me?

Okay, so you want to share a threesome with me?

All right, Harper, hey, so are you busy later?

You want to like hook up with us or something?

- No. - Oliver?

Oliver, yo.

Yeah, you're interested?

Great, hey, look, there we go.

- All right. - You're welcome.

- Okay, all right. - Okay, yeah.

Oh.

Oh, okay, does anyone else feel like

they're watching a music video or they're trying not to?

Yeah, I feel like there's things.

Guys, this stuff is really strong,

or I'm high still maybe, or both.

I feel like I need to get out a lot of energy.

- Does anyone else? - Yes, yes.

- Same here. - I feel really jittery.

No, you're just overthinking.

No, that's not normal, is it?

- It's fine. - I don't know.

Maybe it's all of this?

- It's fine. - No,

I've seen people on molly.

This doesn't seem like that.

Yeah, I don't know what this is.

- Co-quarantine. - Best idea ever.

- Mm-hmm. - Oh, Christ, seriously.

Oh, come on.

Oh my God, she's ridiculous.

Okay, you want to record it, then you can save it forever,

- you know? - What?

My body feels weirdly and I don't like it.

Baby, just breathe, okay?

You've gotta let it happen.

Come on, or you're in for a very long run.

You want me to embrace it? I just said I don't like it.

Honey, hey, you're gonna be okay, I promise.

- No, don't be dismissive. - I'm not.

I'm trying to help you relax.

And you're not helping, are you?

Okay, Liam, Liam, Liam.

- Just give him a beat, okay? - Yeah, seriously, dude.

He's fine.

Hey, he's gonna be fine, all right, and he always gets...

Come here, come here.

Hey, I'm sorry, okay?

Come on, you're really freaking out, aren't you?

Hey, I shouldn't have helped them convince you.

I thought you could use the escape.

I'm sorry, okay?

- This was my fault. - No, it's my fault.

Every time this group gets together,

some ridiculous shit happens that I have to deal with,

and most of the time, I have to clean up.

- Hey. - Well, you're the lawyer.

- That's not funny. - Hey, Liam, Liam.

- I'm done. - With what?

The group?

You guys, are you really going to do that in front of us?

- I mean, come on. - She's fucking ridiculous.

- Oh my God. - Whoa, I'm sorry.

No, you're right. This is not the place for that.

Yeah, it's fucking weird.

I didn't even realize.

To the bedroom.

- Yes, go. - Come on, daddy.

- You're bad. - You love it.

- I really do. - Classy.

- Keep the camera on. - Try and stop me.

Jesus.

Come on, what are you doing?

You know what we're doing.

We're adding a little excitement to the evening.

Now we've got a party.

Come on, seriously, guys.

- This is gross. - That was really amazing.

You guys ready for a show?

Yeah, guys, are you?

Ah, well, this just got interesting.

- Seriously? - Perverts.

Oh, that's no fun.

I was just starting to get into that.

You were starting to get into watching your two friends

have sex, but, oh, no, you're just weirded out

about some shit I did in high school.

- I was kidding. - Okay, didn't seem like it.

- Hey, come on. - Don't, don't, don't.

Don't what?

Just don't do that right now, okay?

Do what right now? Be playful?

Want my girlfriend?

Jen, it has been 10 years.

Oh, Jesus.

Should be happy that I still want you every day.

What did you just say to me?

What I'm saying is that it would be nice

if sex were more than just a birthday present.

Whoa, come on, Evan.

No, yeah, let's talk about this.

Okay, all right, let's talk.

I'm sick of getting treated like this, okay.

I do something nice for you

and then you get all fucking weirded out

about something I did 15 years ago.

I think that's the drugs talking.

No, no, it's not the drugs, Evan,

- 'cause I didn't... - Way to ruin the party.

Oh, so this is my fault?

I didn't ruin the fucking party, Evan.

You ruined the party when you got all butt hurt

about something that happened 15 years ago, yeah.

Fuck that, all right.

Stop trying to control me.

Stop trying to control everything.

You guys, come on, just let it go.

You know what, maybe you should try to control the effort

that you put into our relationship?

Oh my God, are you fucking kidding?

You do not want to go there with me, okay.

You want to talk about effort?

Effort is more than your desire, Evan.

Why don't you do something to make me desire you?

Like, I don't know, do something nice for me, like once.

Brush your teeth, workout, dress nice.

It's quarantine, Jen.

What does it matter?

Thank you for proving my point.

It does matter.

It matters to me and all of them notice it, okay,

and this is all we talk about when you're not here.

Oh, which by the way, is fucking never,

because we're stuck together.

You know what? When we first met, you were so different,

and then this all happened, and now I'm stuck here,

and I was so excited to tell you.

- I was... - What?

Tell, Jen, what?

Jen?

- Jen? - Evan...

Baby, come on.

Talk to me, Jen, Jen.

Oh, please, please, no, Jen, Jen, Jen, come on.

- You can't... - Oh my God.

Jen?

- Oh God. - Evan.

Oh, Jen.

Come on.

Ben, Liam.

- Hey. - Oh my God.

- Hey. - She's bleeding a lot.

- Fuck, come on. - What's going on?

Harper, what happened?

I didn't see it.

I heard a crash and now Jen's on the ground.

- Jen, Jen. - What are they saying?

Oh God, oh God, oh my God.

Jen, wake up, baby, wake up, wake up, please?

- Evan, what did you do? - I didn't do anything.

- I didn't even touch her. - Evan, come talk to us.

Come here.

Baby, come on.

- Hey, talk to me. - Evan, come here.

- Hey. - Evan.

She's not breathing, okay?

Just try and calm down, okay?

Calm down?

- Are you kidding? - What the fuck?

Hey, Jen, wake up, come on.

Jen, hey.

- Hey. - Just tell us what you see.

Nothing. She's not breathing.

I don't...

Hey, baby, come on.

Just tell me what to do.

What do I do?

Lift her head gently and see if you can find a wound.

Is it still bleeding?

She hit her head near the base of her skull.

Okay, okay, check her airway.

Baby, come on, please.

Come on, talk to me.

She's not breathing.

She's just limp.

Fuck, come on, wake up, baby.

Come on, you can wake up please.

You guys missed something real special.

Ollie, please, just tell me something.

What do you see?

What's happening?

- Jen. - Harper?

What happened to Jen?

You guys, there was a crash

and now she's on the fucking ground.

- Oh my God. - What?

- Oh my God. - Come on, talk to me, Jen.

Evan, what did you do?

- I didn't see it. - Ben, what happened?

We don't know, we weren't listening.

We had you guys on mute.

Evan, can you at least come grab the phone

and just show us what happened?

Evan come here.

Oh God, oh God.

Evan, come here. Fuck!

Evan, I need you to grab the phone

and show us what's happening.

Evan, listen to her. Evan come on, come on.

Evan!

Hold on.

Oh my God.

Show me the back of her head.

No.

Oh God.

Oh my God, I have to go over there.

I don't hear a heartbeat.

Are you sure?

Am I sure?

No, I'm not sure doctor,

but she hasn't moved in the last two minutes.

Oh God, how is this possible?

Hey man, don't panic, okay?

Stop.

She's dead.

We have to call an ambulance.

No ambulance is gonna come with everything that's going on.

What good is an ambulance gonna do?

They won't send an ambulance,

they'll send the police.

She's dead.

Okay, but we have to do something.

He'll end up in a detention center or worse?

They'll think he killed her.

So...

Evan muted us.

- I have to go over there. - No, you're not leaving me.

Well, we're the only ones anywhere near him.

And what are you gonna do?

You're gonna drive when we've been drinking

and you're on drugs and it's past curfew?

I need to help my friend, he's in trouble.

No.

Evan, Evan? Will you talk to us please Evan.

Evan?

He's not listening to us.

Okay. Harper, Harper,

just tell us exactly what happened, okay?

Okay, well, you two were fucking and then logged off.

Yes Harper, after that.

They were fighting and... and it got super heated

and I heard a crash,

and then Jen was on the ground.

I didn't see it.

That sounds nothing like them,

they never fight.

Are you sure? You didn't see anything else?

- That's all you saw? - Yes, I'm fucking sure, Ollie.

Ben and Liam were in their own little drama

and then I was trying to avoid Jen and Evan,

and if drugs aren't making this any clearer,

I don't know.

Something happened and now she's dead.

- I'm going over there. - Oliver?

He's my best friend.

I'm the only one who can help him right now.

When he unmutes, tell him I'm on my way.

Oliver, you can't...

You guys, I don't get it.

He would not intentionally hurt her,

- I know that. - Yes, I know.

I think the drugs had something to do...

This is why I don't do this kind of stuff.

Can you just calm down?

Calm down? Come on, she's fucking dead.

This is insane.

Please, I'm begging you.

I can't, I can't.

What was that?

- What? - Fuck, fuck.

Oh my God, what was that?

I know you're in there.

Fuck. Antonio.

I heard yelling. Hey.

Don't. Fuck!

Yo, Evan! Evan!

Come on, I saw you turn the lights off.

- Hey, Evan. - Hey.

I heard you two arguing.

What's going on in there?

Sorry, we were watching a scary movie.

Do you think he saw her?

Oh, no, no way.

He would have said something.

What is Evan gonna do?

It really didn't sound like you were watching a movie.

What do you mean it didn't sound like a movie?

And why are you always snooping around?

I think he's gonna leave.

What was that?

Jen? You all right there?

We're in quarantine.

See, it's not good for somebody your age

to be out here right now, okay?

I'm not feeling too well,

so you need to go.

- You don't look so good, Evan. - Good night, Antonio.

All right, fine. Have it your way.

Evan, what are you...

Hey, talk to us, what are you doing?

- Evan, can you come talk to us? - Evan?

Hey, how can we help you?

- Evan? Evan? - Evan

Come here.

What do you...

Did he see anything?

I don't think so.

Since when do you smoke?

- I'm sorry. - Hey, I'm back on.

I'm heading over to you, I'm five out

Man, I don't know what to do.

I should have done something.

I should have been able to help.

Honey, honey.

There was so much that I wanted to do with her,

so many things I wanted to say.

What? Harper?

Yeah, what is it?

Come on, spit it out. You're doing that thing with your lips,

we're not idiots.

Come on Harper, what is it?

- Harper? - Harper?

- Jen was pregnant. - No.

Fuck.

Do not do that.

Don't do that.

Evan, she told me tonight.

No! If that were true,

I would have known about it already.

How could you possibly know?

My God, why would she do molly?

She didn't take it.

I know that she didn't.

We had a moment earlier when we were all cheers-ing.

I know that she didn't take it.

She... she did that thing where she...

Wait, what thing?

Whenever she doesn't want to take a shot,

She spits it in the bottle.

Yeah.

When did she tell you?

Tonight, before we all got on.

She was so excited to tell you.

She was just waiting for the right time.

With everything just,

she wanted to wait till after your birthday.

Didn't want you to stress out.

So she was...

And I was gonna be a...

And now she's...

What am I gonna do?

I'm turning on to Gower.

We're gonna do whatever we need to, okay?

What was that?

- This is the police. - Oh shit.

Officer, I'm the one who called.

We received a call about possible domestic abuse.

We need to talk to you.

Open the door.

House is quiet, we cannot enter.

I heard them fighting earlier.

I think she might be in trouble.

What the fuck am I gonna do?

Mr. Barnes, open the door.

I've had a bad feeling about him killing his wife.

Listen, you know how this works

since you were on the force.

Leave the unit here for an hour to keep an eye on the place.

We cannot push our way into a dark house

in the middle of the night without a warrant.

Mr. Barnes, this is the LAPD.

Please open the door.

I don't know how this happened.

I'm so sorry.

Fuck.

Where's he gonna go?

Where can he go?

Try his cell.

Hold on.

- Hello, you've reached Evan... - No, nothing.

Try again.

Hello, you've reached Evan,

please leave a message.

Evan, where are you going?

Listen, please just stay put, okay?

Ollie is not too far behind you.

We can help you.

Come on, Jen.

All right, look, we need to figure out what to do.

Yeah, no shit.

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

Okay, we're on video doing drugs.

Jen is dead and we watched Evan kill her.

That was an accident.

Okay, but it doesn't matter.

We're all a part of this now.

If anyone sees this, we are screwed.

Baby, how is anyone gonna see us?

We're in a private video chat.

Private? Are you kidding me?

Either way, Evan isn't some crazy killer, he's terrified.

No, it doesn't matter, okay?

Imagine if someone like a cop were to walk in there.

Has Evan been like this before?

- Like what? - Like angry or violent? Anything?

No way.

I mean, there was all that stuff after his mom died.

What stuff?

He got into a fight in college,

and then he went to therapy after that.

He just went through some stuff a long time ago.

Well, I mean it was more than once

and that one guy did end up in the hospital.

It was his mom, she was his only family.

That would mess anyone up.

Hold on, I'm pulling onto his street.

I mean, he has to be nearby still.

Christ, there's cops everywhere still all over his house.

Where are you, Evan?

You guys, do we need to call a lawyer?

Ben is a lawyer.

- What? - What do we do?

Well, I'm a patent lawyer.

So what? You must know somebody.

Somebody in your practice, something.

I cannot tell them that I was a part of this,

let them know that I was doing drugs

and that I saw someone get killed.

- I'm gonna lose my job. - All right, all right.

Ben, you must know some other lawyer.

Oh, I must? I must know someone?

Do any of you know any fucking lawyers?

Don't tell me to calm down.

I can't even think. I can't, I'm shaking.

Yeah, this doesn't feel right, Ollie.

Come on, man.

I feel like I'm on shit tons of Adderall or whatever.

She's right, man, she's right.

There's something else in this.

This just can't just be molly.

Are you kidding me?

Ollie, tell me I'm wrong, dude.

No, no. I trust this guy,

he's my go to.

Okay, well, when you went to

this trustworthy go to guy,

what did you ask for?

I asked for molly.

I said it's my buddy's birthday,

I need something off the hook.

Something off the fucking hook?

Something from a fucking lab in Japan?

Yes, it's better over there, okay?

Maybe it's just something else,

like something stronger or heavier, you know?

Like an amphetamine or something?

Like meth?

I feel like I'm gonna crawl out of my fucking skin.

Where are you, Evan?

Fuck, I can't take another round of this.

- We have to call the police. - No, no.

We have to figure out how to help him

before we get the police involved.

The police are already there.

Okay, are you guys fucking out of your mind?

He killed Jen and we don't even know where he is.

- I'm calling. - No, no, no, no.

Don't, please, please.

Listen to me,

I don't expect you to understand

that Evan is family to me.

Please.

So I'm not?

Of course you are.

No. You know what?

I am gonna go lay down.

You have five minutes to talk with your family,

I'm calling either way.

All right guys, it's just us.

What do we do?

Ben's right. This shit is way too big for us now.

- What? - You know, with everything, the fucking lockdown

and everything's closing and reopening

and so many people are dying every single day,

and there should be a light at the end of the tunnel,

but there is no light at the end of the tunnel at this point.

No, stop. Don't do that, Harper.

Do what?

Don't do what you always do.

Shit gets hard and you bail?

Fuck, if I wanted to bail,

I would have left when our friend broke her fucking neck.

Liam, she's dead.

Look at her, okay?

There's nothing we can do from this side of the screen.

We have to call the cops,

we have to tell them exactly what happened,

we have to tell them everything. Ben's right.

Finally one of you guys is making sense,.I am calling.

Evan?

My God, looked like they were gonna break your door down.

Hey, baby, he's alive.

- What? - Come here.

What are you doing?

I don't think they followed me.

Where are you? I'm on your street.

- What? - I'm right down the street.

I'm by that school off Franklin.

On my way.

I'll meet you at the corner.

What happened there?

- What? - Your hand.

I... jumped the fence,

I guess I didn't see the points at the top.

I had to loop all the way up around the hill

by the convenience store.

This is not gonna be okay.

So what are you gonna do?

I'm trying to find my car.

Oh my God, fuck!

Shit, we're losing Evan.

Hey, Evan.

I'm so fucking over these streams.

Evan?

What are you doing?

If he still isn't in this neighborhood.

It looks like he's on Argyle.

Ollie, don't you think people can find him?

Where he can go.

Where can he go?

Evan, get out of the street.

So many of them up there,

all the time.

Did they find him?

There's cops everywhere.

Evan?

Where are you going?

I'm on the other side of the school,

over by Cherimoya.

I know exactly where you are.

Meet me on the street by those tennis courts.

Oh shit.

- What was that? - It's a cop.

What's up, officer?

Oh my God.

Quiet.

Right, I'm sorry, I'll go home.

Forget those guys.

Every time they pull up...

You must be close to your apartment now.

- He's lost. - No, he isn't.

Guys, he's almost there.

Fuck, they're everywhere.

Be careful.

What do you think he's doing?

He just needs to find his car.

Then what?

What do you mean then what?

He needs to go somewhere safe.

When you get to Oliver's place,

figure out what to do.

Like that will solve anything.

Can you drop it?

At least until he gets to Oliver?

You know what they'll do if they catch me.

There's a checkpoint up ahead.

Can you turn off?

There's a cop headed right for me.

Fuck.

Holy shit, he went right by me.

Maybe I can go around.

Evan, are you gonna make it to your car?

He looks so freaked out.

He is freaked out, he's fucking lost.

I don't know where it's at.

I think I parked it down here.

I don't think I'm gonna make it to you, bro.

There are cops everywhere.

There it is.

Oh my God, watch out, Evans.

Hey, stay the fuck away from here, man.

If not for you...

Get the fuck out of here.

Come on, get out of here.

You little piece of shit,

who the fuck do you think you are?

Get away.

Get away.

Oh my God, that's fucking frightening.

Jesus! Fuck!

What is he doing?

- Is he gone? - He's just staring at me.

Oh, thank God I parked all the way over here.

Evan, what are you gonna do?

Maybe we can meet somewhere close.

Maybe you can just like sit in your car for a minute

and chill until things calm down.

You know, like lay low.

Can you all just give me a second?

I need to come down off whatever we took.

In Atlanta today, after months of construction,

a wall was completed.

There are checkpoints everywhere,

but I bet you can make it to my place.

Holy shit, there's lights in the next street over.

Get out of there, man.

I'm coming to your place.

I'll meet you there.

Holy shit, it's got terrible out here.

My God, look at all that.

It's gotten so much worse.

My God.

You should see downtown.

The 101 is up ahead.

Is that a good idea?

How else am I going to get over to Ollie's?

There are cops everywhere on the side streets.

Here we go. Jesus.

Do you see any other cars?

Not yet.

Get off as soon as you can.

I will.

Take the Sunset exit,

- it was clear yesterday. - Yeah.

I haven't been out in weeks.

They're so clear.

How far are you from Oliver's now?

Like five minutes.

There's no one on the road.

Which I guess is good and bad.

You need to get off the highway.

There's a helicopter right above me

with its spotlight circling.

Fuck, oh God. Oh no.

Well, where are you?

- Where's this happening? - Molina.

Show us what you see.

Here.

I'm almost home.

There it is, I'm getting off the highway.

Good, go past Sunset on Bronson, but be careful.

I think there's still a military roadblock there.

I know, I got it.

Hey, how far are you from Oliver's?

- I'm getting close. - Okay.

How could I do it?

I can't believe I did that.

Oh, my God.

- What's going on? - Shut up for a second.

Holy shit, holy shit.

Jesus...

That was too fucking close.

They aren't following me.

Oliver, you're breaking up.

Hey, how close are you?

- I'm right around the corner. - Park in front.

You're already back, what happened?

Yeah, Evan is coming over here.

- What? - Where else is he gonna go, Mia?

You saw what happened.

It was an accident, he's not a violent guy.

This is my best friend.

We can't have him here.

Evan is not like Danny.

You promised you would keep me safe

and that I would never end up in a situation like that again,

and now your friend who killed someone...

He didn't kill anybody.

Well, his girlfriend is dead after being in a fight with him.

Nobody knows what happened.

He can't be in this house.

I shouldn't have to explain that to you.

Baby, you have to trust me.

Mia, please, I'm not gonna let anything happen to you, Mia.

Please.

Evan, did you make it?

Talk to us. What are you doing?

What was that?

That's the gate.

He's already here.

It's gonna be okay.

Come on, come on, come on.

- Come on, come on, come on. - I promise you.

Oh shit.

It's gonna be fine.

Hey, hey go to the garage, okay? It's by the roll-up.

All right.

What are you doing?

I'm giving him the car.

What?

I'm not going anywhere.

What are you doing?

I'm going to try and see.

Where did Oliver go?

Are the police outside your place?

There's at least one police car out front.

He's gonna meet Evan in the garage.

Mia, what do you see?

Hold on, here.

- Is that Evan's car? - Yeah, that's his.

Oh shit.

Are you all seeing this?

- That's a fucking police car. - Yeah I know.

Fuck.

Where the hell is he, Mia?

I don't know, but the police are all over your car.

God damn it.

Evan, what are you gonna do?

I don't know, what should I do?

Where the fuck is Ollie?

Hey, Ev.

Hey, hey, hey, it's okay.

What happened tonight?

We're gonna figure that out.

I didn't do... I promise you.

You know I didn't do anything like that.

I know, I see that, I know.

You're okay.

You're okay.

It was an accident, all right?

It was an accident.

Listen, we're gonna figure all that out.

We need to go, you need to get out of here.

Hey listen, listen to me.

Come on, come on, get up.

Come on, take the car, okay?

- Take the car. - Okay, where do I go?

I don't know, you gotta get out of here.

Just go, go to Griffith Park,

turn off by the... by the tennis courts.

Remember those old trees?

- Yeah. - Go there.

- Yeah. - All right.

Okay, I can do that.

There at the front door.

Oliver.

Holy shit, I'm so sorry, bro.

- I shouldn't have come here. - Hey, don't say sorry.

Don't say sorry.

Just... We're gonna get through it, go.

All right?

I think I just saw someone coming here.

Holy shit, that was close.

His garage door opener is on the visor.

Hit the second button and it will open the back gate.

Jesus.

Get out of there, Evan, come on, man.

LAPD, open up.

- Where the fuck is Oliver? - One second!

He's on his way up.

All right.

Hello, officer.

The vehicle outside is owned by a suspect

we are looking for. Name is Evan Barns.

He has a known connection to this household.

I know him, but I haven't seen him in a while.

Is this the residence of Oliver Harris?

Yeah, it is.

I live here too, but he's not here right now.

He's taking food to a sick friend,

and I don't know when he'll be back.

I'm sure he's gonna stay at the guy's guest house

cause it's past curfew and everything.

Things have gotten a lot worse out here at night.

And so have the penalties for breaking curfew.

Of course.

Under Los Angeles City Code 6A,

I'm conducting a lawful search of this household.

Please put on a mask, ma'am.

- You're alone. - I am.

Status?

Resident is complying.

Living room is down that way and bedrooms are upstairs.

No sign of him down here.

Copy that.

Loud and clear.

You need to move that to street level... dark in here.

I was about to go to bed.

Officer 17921 checking premises.

First level is clear.

If you want, I can call my boyfriend.

Please stay where you are. This won't take long.

Kitchen and living room are clear.

Heading upstairs.

Waiting at vehicle.

I can barely breathe. Where the hell is Oliver?

Shh, calm down.

- He won't find anything. - Will he?

- I don't know, I don't know. - More drugs?

Anything?

I don't think he could keep that stuff here. I don't know.

House is clear, no sign of suspect.

Thank you for your compliance.

I'm happy to help.

What are you gonna do if you find him?

You know the penalty for breaking curfew.

He'll be taken to the local detention center and dealt with.

- What did he do? - Why are you looking?

Just contact the police immediately if you see him.

- Of course. - It's not safe for anyone out here.

What the fuck, Ollie?

Sorry I heard the officer, I didn't think...

I don't understand. How did they even know where you were, Evan?

I don't know.

I was the only car out there. I mean, you know how it is now.

- I handled it. - What'd you say?

You promised to have my back, I promise to have yours.

Thank you.

Are you two okay?

Yeah. Where are you?

I'm over off Silver Lake headed towards Griffith.

Oh shit.

There's a cop headed straight for me.

Drive slow.

No, drive normal.

Fuck.

Fuck. Fuck.

Fuck. Do I turn off?

- Yes. - No.

- No. - No, no, no, don't turn off,

he's gonna follow you if you turn off.

Just keep driving.

You guys are not helping.

Oh shit, he just turned around and started following me.

- No. - Okay, all right, listen.

Hey, stay calm, okay? And just drive slow.

Evan, if you turn yourself in, we can find help.

Babe he needs a lawyer, and we...

Shh.

You know who I should call.

No.

Danny is the best criminal lawyer. I need to...

Absolutely not.

What?

- Why? - Who is that?

- I hate the guy. - Okay, well personal feelings

don't really matter right now. Okay, Ollie?

Please Mia, please.

You have no idea.

This guy was terrible to her.

All right, then.

No, someone else.

Oliver, we're out of time.

Danny deals with this stuff. He specializes in it.

He's a big-time trial lawyer. What else are we gonna do?

- I should call him. - Yes, she is right.

- You should call him. - This has gotten so out of hand.

I should have called him before.

Okay, okay.

I'm right here with you.

Okay, I'll be right back.

Danny.

I know, I know, and I'm sorry, it's late.

Look, okay, can you just stop for one second

and listen to me?

Look, our friend is in trouble.

The police were just here, and I really need your help.

Hey, Ollie, what happened with them?

This is the guy she was stuck with

at the beginning of all this.

Okay.

The fact that she would even call him for us.

I don't know what to say.

Okay, Evan, Evan, go to the Hollywood police station.

358 North Wilcox, Danny will meet you there.

Okay, I know where that is.

And park down the street, and do not go in without him.

And if anybody sees you, tell them

that your lawyer is on the way.

Mia, thank you.

- Thank you. - Yeah.

I know if he tried anything I got you.

Oh fuck.

Oh God, Mia he's not gonna make it.

I'm freaking out 'cause I'm on drugs.

- No, calm down. - And I'm out here past curfew.

No, calm down, calm down.

- He doesn't know any of that. - Just don't say anything, Evan.

Don't say shit.

Pull the vehicle over immediately.

Nobody's gonna believe.

You already violated the curfew,

pull over and turn the vehicle off.

What should I do?

Should I, should, should I, should I pull over

or should I just drive to the station?

Calm down, calm down, calm down, okay?

Right now just don't say anything.

Fuck.

What should I do?

Right now, just don't say anything.

That's all you can do.

Don't say anything.

Evan, what's happening?

Nothing.

He hasn't gotten out of his car yet.

Oh, Jesus Christ.

Evan, I'm not kidding,

whatever you do, don't say anything to them.

- Maybe I should. - Stay in your vehicle.

I'm gonna tell him what happened.

I'm gonna call Danny. Tell me exactly where you are, Evan.

I don't know, Sunset and something.

Danny, they pulled him over. I don't know.

I'm gonna tell him what happened. I can't just sit here.

No, no, don't say a word.

- Don't do that. - Stay in your car.

- Do not get out of the car. - Get back in your car

and put your hands on the steering wheel.

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Get back in the vehicle.

Just listen to me, please.

No, no, I don't give a shit. Hands on the steering wheel.

- Back in the vehicle now. - Just calm down.

I'm not gonna tell you again. Back in the vehicle,

hands on the fucking steering wheel.

Just, just listen to me. You don't understand,

- it was an accident, okay? - Fuck.

I was on my way to the station to turn myself in.

Suspect has fresh blood on his hands.

Here.

Hands where I can see them.

They were all watching, I didn't mean to kill her.

Get back.

Suspect is down.

Holy fucking shit.

Evan.

Oh my God, Danny, he got out of the car

and the cop shot him.

I don't know.

Copy that, back-up is en route.

Will wait till approach.

Fucking do something, help him.

We are watching on chat, it doesn't record.

I don't think.

Oh fuck, this can get traced back to us.

Guys we have to log off, we have to log off right now.

- Everyone has to log off. - No.

Hello? Do you hear us?

He's gonna die.

Oh, what happened?

Oh my God. Oliver.

- Babe, what is going on? - Oliver.

Jane, Jane, how can you?

- How is this? - Oh my God.

- Are you okay? - Oh my God, we were sure you were...

We thought you were dead?

What?

What happened?

Where's Evan, my head.

Are you okay?

There's blood everywhere. I don't...

I don't remember what...

Suspect...

Suspected in breaking the curfew.

...reaching for a weapon.

Jane.

What the fuck?

Hey, what happened?

What happened?

It's impossible, it's impossible.

Where are you?

You're alive.

Evan, oh my God, oh my God.

How are you alive?

I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.

I just woke up.

Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God.

Hey, hey, hey, help him, please.

Hey, why aren't you helping him? Help him.

I'm so excited to be with you again.

To have a family with you, to do all things we talked about.

We're gonna have all that, okay? I promise.

There is so much I wanted to tell you, I was so excited.

But I waited, it just...

You're gonna be such a great mom.

No stop, stop, okay?

You are gonna be an amazing father.

- I love you. - No, hey.

Hey, hey.

Hey, help him.

Hey, why aren't you helping him?

Come on.

Back up units and forensic investigators

arriving on the scene now.

What are you doing?

No, no, no, no.

What the fuck.

How could you do that?

How could you just let him die?

Suspect appears to have been on some sort of video chat app.

- I count six viewers. - Shit.

How can you do this?

This is your NPR news recap...

We are 62 days into the lockdown for COVID-22 C,

the fourth major outbreak of the novel coronavirus in just over two years.

The disease took almost 2 million

more lives today,

bringing the pandemic death toll to 253 million.

While the first COVID outbreak, which began in early 2020,

may have lasted the longest,

the subsequent strains of the virus have been far more deadly.

The United States

to offer assistance to UK, where a split Parliament

has started the official division

into two sovereign states...

This is the seventh major

superpower to fall in 2020.

Today in Jakarta, 562 people...

Evan.

Oh my God.

It's going to disappear one day.

It's like a miracle, it will disappear.

And from our shores,

it could get worse before it gets better.

Maybe go away. We'll see what happens.

Nobody really knows.

Because of all we've done,

the risk to the American people remains very low.

Those, of course, clips

from some of the first coronavirus task force briefings,

all the way back at the beginning of 2020.

In response to early breakthroughs in the application

of successful vaccines and life-saving treatments,

political officials are declaring

that the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

Today, President Trump announced the full reopening

of the United States.

It's a great day for everybody.

This is a great day for everybody.

This is a great, great day.

Open it up.

Much has changed,

but we can all breathe a sigh of relief

that the worst is over.

- Oh my God. - It's over, baby. Cheers!

It's over.

Can you guys believe it's actually over?

- Oh thank God. - Yes.

It's over.

Okay, I just have to say

was it just me or was that the longest six months?

- Ever. - Ever.

- Ever. - In history.

And no more group video chats.

- What? - I liked them.

Oh, Evan, your birthday's coming up.

It is.

Oh, hey and we can all travel soon, so...

You know what else we can do? We can go to Vegas.

Yes.

I like that idea.

Guys, I hate Vegas.

Ah please, don't listen to her.

Come on.

You know what? I had one thing I would like to say...

Yes.

...friends, and that is can I get a "fuck corona"?

Oh, you wanna "fuck corona"? All right.

- Fuck corona. - Fuck corona!

- Fuck corona! - Fuck it.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

Over.

COVID-19.

- Cheers, babe. - Cheers, baby.