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[water dripping]

[sniffling]

[Lalo] As you can see, there's nothing there, right?

Nothing. Nothing, nothing, nothing.

That white image was right about there.

It was a life-size image.

And I saw her clear as day.

I mean, I could see just the white coming towards me.

But the worst thing about it is I could hear no footsteps.

I started hearing the whispers and shit.

I said this is good enough for me,

'cause if I can't kill you,

and I can't do nothing to you, then you won, I'm done.

What happened is that a family

made their little hut in this tunnel.

And when the rain came, they figured they were safe.

They never thought this was where the water came through.

It took them. It killed them.

But only the little girl

seems to be coming here for some reason.

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ God bless the child ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ May God bless the child ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

[thunder]

[computer voice] 30 second count. 30 seconds.

[beep]

[mechanical rattling]

[man 1] You are clear to open the outdoor hatch.

[man 2] Opening hatch.

[man 2] EVA 3, prepare to move out.

[man 4] Roger, I copy.

EVA hatch is now closed and secure.

Enjoy your EVA.

[man 2] Solid copy. Over and out.

[man 4] April, it looks like you got

your first sample of the day.

[April] Yeah, it's awesome. It's muscovite and biotite.

You should come over here and see it.

April, you're not gonna get

very far if you keep picking up rocks now.

[April] I just need this one.

[man 4] Sorry, Charlie.

[man 1] And HabCom to EVA 1.

What is the weather situation on the ridge?

[Derek] HabCom, this is EVA 1.

Weather is stable.

Winds seem to be dissipating slightly.

Looking for a possible quick way back to Hab

in case that situation changes.

So far, all crew members have clear visibility

and good body temperature, over.

[man 1] Thank you for the weather update.

From your location there is no easy way down,

so in the event of a retreat,

please retrace steps back the way you came.

[Dave] I've had an ant problem for quite a while.

You ever been bit by one of these ants?

Oh, man, does that burn.

That's why they call 'em fire ants.

Oh, yeah. Let me stir 'em up a little bit.

[gas torch hissing]

Get everybody out and runnin'.

Once you've been bit by one or two of 'em,

you kind of get a little resentment here you know.

They just keep on coming right back.

With a vengeance too, I tell ya.

[stereo] ♪She'll be driving Six white horses ♪

♪ When she comes When she comes ♪

♪ She'll be driving Six white horses ♪

♪ When she comes When she comes ♪

[click]

[clang]

♪ Oh, she'll be coming Around the mountain ♪

♪ When she comes ♪

♪ She'll be coming around The mountain when she comes ♪

♪ When she comes ♪

♪ She'll be coming Around the mountain ♪

♪ Coming around the mountain ♪

♪ When she comes ♪

[banging]

-[Cindy] Oy. -[Rick] Oy.

-[click] -[hissing]

[banging]

[hiss]

[crackling]

[Cindy] There you go. Candlelight dinner.

[chuckles]

[clattering]

[Cindy] Mustard. Where'd the mustard go?

Do you know what happened to the mustard?

[Rick] They should both be in the box. Um, uh...

-[Rick] I can tell you... -[Cindy] How about ranch?

[Rick] We have ketchup, don't we?

[Cindy] Oh, my cookies!

[woman 1] Oh, my God.

[April] Where the hell is Derek going?

[beep]

[April] Derek, no one on the team

has a visual of you. Where are you located?

[beep]

[Derek] Say again, over.

[beep]

[April] You need to be in the line of sight

of at least one person.

[beep]

[wind blowing]

[beep]

[man 3] Find anything interesting down there?

[beeps]

[Derek] Negative. No visual of Hab

from that location. Over.

[beep]

[man 2] April believes that it's probably on the next ridge.

Roger that. [beep]

[Derek] HabCom, EVA 1, come in, over.

[man 4] HabCom to EVA 1, go ahead.

[Derek] Be advised, monitoring weather moving in,

little dark.

Keeping an eye on it. Report back in 30 minutes, over.

[beep]

-You can see here, right? -Yeah.

-See how this is broken? -Yeah.

This right here is part of that.

I'm gonna draw a quick outline of what I think you're saying.

[April] Yeah, that's good enough. So exciting.

I'm extremely excited right now. This is fucking amazing.

That is the imprint that we're looking for.

If they're not dinosaur tracks,

then they're definitely fossilised something.

[thump]

[scraping]

[sighs]

If somebody takes that,

it will be an act of God.

Nobody... Nobody comes through here.

Nobody.

Nice, huh? A clam.

[groans]

[Dave] You know how you feel like sometimes

you're ziggin' and zaggin' through life?

I was like... "I got to go somewhere."

Sometimes there is no plan B.

Do or die.

-[electronic hum] -[Dave hums]

So much for solar power, huh?

[Rick] I smacked the pavement hard.

[Cindy] I know, baby.

[Cindy] Startin' to feel better?

[Rick] Still fuckin' dizzy.

[Cindy] Fuck.

[sighs]

[crumpling]

My eyes hurt when I come out here. It's too bright.

You get used to the exercise when you live like this.

It's tiring.

Our bed gets washed away every time it rains.

We have to go and get new ones.

[sighs]

Now Rick's got a place to sleep in case we have an argument.

He can sleep on the couch. [chuckles]

Starting to look like a house again.

I think the cushions are heavier than the couch.

Oh, yeah.

-That's pretty cool. -That's comfy.

That's a good couch.

I'll be sleeping over here. [chuckling]

And we can just do this. Watch.

Take the table,

roll it over next to the couch.

-There. -Fuck Suzy Homemaker,

I got Cindy Homemaker.

[chuckling] That'll be a cool lamp when it's lit.

What do you think, Rick? I think it's cool like that.

-[clears throat] -[laughs]

You almost forget that you're in a tunnel.

It's like being able to touch the stars.

[Cindy] That'd be nice.

To get a home to actually have a couch in.

Where I could have a guitar hanging on the wall.

Somewhere where we could watch TV.

Not have to get out of bed unless we want to.

That'd be nice.

To have a home.

[uplifting music]

[crescendo]

[Derek] HabCom, this is EVA 1.

Prepare air-lock chamber for our arrival. Over.

[man 4] HabCom to EVA 1. Roger.

We have personnel standing by on your arrival.

[beep]

Good to be home.

[HabCom] HabCom to EVA 1 .

Re-pressurization is complete and inner hatch now opening.

[click]

Welcome back.

I guess April never stopped smiling that entire time.

[April chuckles]

-Is your air off yet? -No.

-Let's see. -Okay, your helmet is detached.

Good to go. You can lift off.

[April] A toothbrush is super low-tech ,

but even if I was on Mars,

I'd probably still use my toothbrush.

It's just as good as anything else.

Part of me thinks we shouldn't move on,

we shouldn't go to another planet.

If we can't make it here, we should just die off

because it's our own fault.

That's an awful way to look at it,

but it's kind of true.

Like, what, we go to Mars and we destroy that too?

It took me a while to justify this to myself

because I feel there's so much that needs to be done here.

But we're learning a lot about how to sustain life

without using as much resources.

We're learning a lot about using less.

Well eventually the sun's gonna burn out.

[camera beeps]Hopefully not tomorrow.

I think we've got like 50,000 years or something.

At least.

[click]

[country music]

Nice.

Charge, baby, charge.

Charge them batteries.

Whoo!

No wonder I'm wondering where is all my power.

[engine sputtering] Come on.

[engine sputtering]

[scraping]

[whistles]

♪ Baby, please don't go ♪

[humming]

Whoo!

Here we go.

[groans]

God always tells me, "Dave, you think too small."

To get up and running again, to get my life back in order,

starting from zero,

pretty much.

[clink]

First of all, I gotta find a place that I wanna live.

I'm gonna have to pay rent, or a mortgage.

And then...

gasoline to get there.

Upgrade the vehicle because that ain't gonna make it.

Insurance. Gotta have insurance before you drive your vehicle.

Food.

Gotta eat a little bit of meat once in a while, right?

So,

all things totalled here...

Oh...

And...

my offerings to God...

would be of course ten percent.

Ten percent goes right to God right away.

You can find somebody in need...

and change their lives and say,

"Here. Here's some cash. Go get yourself a motel room.

Get cleaned up. Go get a meal."

Or you can go to a church and say,

"Here, Pastor. I want to tithe to your church.

Here's ten percent of what I got."

Whoosh!

So, cool.

[humming]

[guitar music]

I need $7,000.

Good.

Very good.

[Cindy] Hey, there you are.

No jumping.

-I can do it. -Walk down.

Walk down.

It's like my own personal jungle gym.

Walk down.

I said no jumping.

No jumping.

♪ So don't let me down ♪

♪ Baby you're My queen of hearts ♪

♪ Let's make A brand new start ♪

[Cindy singing, indistinct]

[clippers buzzing]

[Cindy] Rick Dumpster-dives girl things

and brings 'em to me.

Usually I have five different colors that I like to use.

But I don't have them right now

because they got washed away in the rain.

My middle fingers will tell you what kind of mood I'm in.

My ring finger will tell you how my relationship is.

Sometimes it's blue or black.

I'll do it when me and him are not getting along very well.

Right now it's pink, so we're doing good.

And the middle finger I like to do a dark color

'cause that way if I have to flip somebody off,

they'll see that color.

The index finger...

Well, right now it's green, 'cause we're gonna gamble.

So I wanna-- I wanna get money. [chuckles]

♪ You can have fun ♪

[indistinct singing continues]

[clippers buzzing]

[vehicle approaching]

Try to see the snow that's on the roof.

It was falling down this morning.

This is the kind of stuff we wanna see with the rover,

before we go out.

-Oh, God. -Keep it going. Don't stop.

Oh, God. Son of a bitch.

[whirring]

[mechanical clicks]

[motor whirring]

-Oh, shit. -You get stuck?

I think so.

It is not moving.

That sucks. So we need to go out and get it.

Full mission profile is in.

So yes, I'm authorizing the EVA recovery.

We'll go get it. Right.

It's too valuable to leave out there in the elements,

so please recover.

[clunk]

Air-lock sealed. Time is 14:37.

Five minute countdown.

[electronic ticking]

[April] EVA 4, you are clear to exit Hab.

Time is 14:42.

[man 1] EVA 4, we have visual contact with the rover.

We are approaching .

[Derek] Let's stay within arm's length till we determine

the perimeter is clear.

Then we can inspect the rest of the zone.

Yeah. Sounds good.

[April] I really wanna go to Mars.

And I think that for the first time in my life,

I feel like I'm not running from something.

I wanna see as much as I can see,

even if it's risking my life.

It looks like it got caught on one of the rocks here.

[April] It's not the comforts that I worry about giving up.

You have options here, right?

You get bored then you do something else.

You get bored on Mars... You're gonna get back out

in that space suit the next day.

There's not gonna be any amusement parks or

anything to take your mind off of the fact that you're there.

[man 2] EVA 4 to HabCom, over.

[April] This is HabCom. Go ahead .

[April] It's just you and the people there with you

and lots of terrain to hike on.

It's not safe to go out there

if there's no mission.

Preparing to secure rover and return to air chamber.

That's a good copy. Bring her in.

Okay. So let's grab this bad boy.

I think it might be too cold for this battery.

So I guess you hope they send you things.

You hope they don't blow themselves up and then you're

stuck up there by yourself.

You hope that maybe you get to communicate

with your family sometimes.

So...

lots of hoping involved.

[dramatic music]

[fence rattling]

[Cindy] Almost every tunnel is inhabited.

Almost.

Mostly towards the strip.

-[April] Oy. -[Rick] Oy.

Below Maryland and Flamingo,

they have a whole city down there.

They have their own stores, their own laws

and their own way of life down there.

But I'm scared to just, like, barge in on it or anything

'cause I don't know-- I don't know what the laws are.

But I'd like to check it out sometime.

[rumbling]

[Lalo] When you're deep in the hole

like some of us are here,

it's hard to get out.

Anybody can fall into it.

It doesn't matter who it is. Anybody.

Doctors, lawyers,

professionals of high standards

end up in gutters.

At one point, we had 18 people in here.

Bed by bed, bed by bed,

all the way to the back. Eighteen.

They had a new sergeant,

and he wanted everybody out of the tunnels.

It was never gonna happen.

One time they did come down here,

and I went through the tunnel.

I could hear 'em talking.

I changed my voice to very deep and I said--

[deep voice] "Come and get me."

But they can't see anything.

They can hear some shit going on.

He's like, "Hell, no, I'm not gonna come get you.

You can go wherever the fuck you want.

We're out."

They were gone.

They didn't come back. [chuckles]

I don't know when I became the Godfather,

but evidently I've been the Godfather for some time.

It's tough because everybody has their attitudes.

Got a problem, they're fighting over there,

they have an issue, they ask me to figure it out.

And I always try to figure things out

without any violence or any disagreements.

Come to a closure.

Kind of like a big brother would do.

[man 5] Lalo!

Who is that?

Sorry. I got a lot of people that come by.

-Lalo. -Yeah. Come here.

Who is that? Who? [indistinct]

I got your beer.

Oh, I just bought one. Okay, I'm coming.

[Lalo] It all rolls down to respect.

Respect someone else's home,

whether it be a hole or it be a mansion.

You have to respect the person's place

where they consider a home.

And I guess for now I consider this a home.

[country music]

I love you, baby.

I'm gonna come back with all kinds of nifty swag.

There it is.

Sun bleached and all.

[chuckles] Clam--Clam shell.

In the middle of the desert.

We'll put it right back where we found it.

What on earth...

Out in the middle of nowhere.

How long has this been sitting here like that?

Untouched until now by human hands.

And look, you can even see a little bit of moss.

See the green tint?

Life.

Just some small piece of moss.

I mean, just a little

coagulation of a couple of cells.

[April] That's what the rover's looking for is

any kind of organic material.

And that would tell us

what the potential was for life on that planet,

and possibly life on other planets.

Should we colonize?

What's the risk associated with destroying a potential life form

that hasn't even come to be yet?

[whirring]

There's just too many people already,

and it's growing exponentially.

I think that's probably the worst thing

that's happening to this planet.

I mean, 'cause that's gonna affect

resources and climate change.

As long as people

are comfortable and have food,

they're gonna continue to populate.

Education is the only way to stop that.

But because of the younger

generations taking care of the older generations,

you can't really have less

than the rate of growth we already have.

The rate of population is one woman has two kids.

One for her to replace herself and one to replace her mate.

So any more than two kids and, um...

I mean, three kids isn't bad, four--

I don't know. I don't wanna sound awful, right?

[man 1] HabCom to Observatory .

Observatory to HabCom.

[man 1] Please bring back the red light that was flickering.

I'd like to try it in the engineering hatch.

Roger.

[mysterious music]

[tranquil music]

[rattling]

[electronic music]

If you look carefully, it's that direction,

and you have to go around.

[thump]

[Dave exclaims]

[music fades]

[Lalo] What if we go into world war

or the world came to an end?

I know how to survive.

I can survive.

You've lived if you've lived down here.

'Cause down here it's reality.

Everything above us...

It's not that it's not reality,

but there's still some sort of...

dreamlike living.

They see the lights and the glamour,

and they think this is the greatest place

in the world to be.

People come here to sow their oats.

This is a playground for adults.

It's a giant candy store in the middle of the fucking desert.

Who would have ever thought some guy

would come out here and say,

"This is a good place to stick a nice casino."

Someone forgot to tell him,

"Dude, we're in the middle of nowhere,

with no water, no nothing."

With money, it got started, and it grew to this.

And it's still growing.

In the background of the city,

it's really not a very nice place to live.

There are slums everywhere.

The housing is old, run down.

And people still live in 'em.

Fleas won't live in 'em, the fact that they're so bad.

But people still live in 'em.

It's a horrible place to live.

[police siren]

[crash]

[Rick] Cool. Reading material for later.

That's National Enquirers and stuff like that.

It's in the gully. I know where to find it.

I can pick it up later.

Benadryl. Allergy pills.

[crash]

Somebody kept their pot inside here.

That's awesome.

These things sell in the store for about 40 bucks.

Um, this is from April, 2005. [chuckles]

Rick dumpster-dives them.

I like to read the interviews with the celebrities

that they have in there.

Okay, let's see.

Paul Giamatti...

I don't know who that is.

"Is star sex better than regular sex?

You be the judge.

'I used to be a feminist until the first time

Tom Arnold grabbed me by the hair,

threw me up against the wall

and fucked me in the ass,' says Roseanne.

'Pre-1989 I pretty much fucked everybody,

but it was because I had to get breakfast somehow.'

Courtney Love."

Mmm.

Me and my husband do quite good together. [chuckles]

We're both Scorpios, so...

we're professionals at that.

We can also go the park. We can go all kinds of places.

There's swings at the park, so...

And merry-go-rounds.

And slides and gear tires and monkey bars.

Most people don't pay attention to the little things.

Like making out with somebody, you know.

You'll do that at the beginning,

but... a little less and less and less.

You still gotta do that.

We still kiss all the time and...

We tell each other we love each other and...

[cards shuffling]

On a bad day. Oh...

We're screaming and yelling, and the cops will show up.

Or I hit him in the head with one of my banana bottles.

I was throwing it towards him, and I wanted it

to break near him.

Instead it just, wham!

Got him right in the forehead.

That was terrible.

He was seeing stars from that.

[drums]

Oh.

Yeah.

That's a little expression.

Just some, uh, freestyle, whatever you feel like.

No big deal. No rules.

[drum beats]

Always play like you're celebrating.

This one here has a pad on the inside.

And I call this the "No Zone."

Jesus of Nazareth loves me. This I know.

Wait a minute.

[sighs]

Because the Bible tells me so.

This one here, um, is for my granddaughter.

Don't you leave my heart, Galileigh.

♪ Don't you leave my heart Galileigh ♪

I've seen her via the Internet,

but I've not been there personally yet.

Kind of hurts, you know? It's almost like,

Oh, boy, I should be there, you know?

I should be there. I should be holding her

and taking her to the Dairy Queen

to go get an ice cream or something.

Something that grand-pops do.

Now, she's a little young for that yet, but...

But, uh... yeah, um... [sighs]

Oh, I don't know.

I will see her.

I will see her... in person.

Whoo. Oh, man.

You're quiet for a minute, you know, that's all you hear.

You hear nothing.

Hear a train whistle,

or once in a while a dog bark or something.

It's pretty desolate.

I've gotten used to it.

[rumbling]

[electronic voice] Hello, hello, hello.

Un-limit yourself.

[Rick] Hello.

Hey, Matt, it's Rick. Hey, yeah. This is Rick.

Have you seen Gino around, man? Yeah, I'm here.

[groans] Fuck. Lost, one Asian in Las Vegas.

[chuckles]

All right, man. Shit. If you see him-- damn it.

No, just tell him that Rick's looking for him, bro.

All right. Okay, see you later on, man.

[banging]

[emotional music]

Trying to make a buck. Try the honest way first.

If that doesn't work, then I tend to be a go-between,

scoring people, drugs, pills,

kickin' out some cash, so the felonies aren't free.

It's not the way I prefer to make money.

But whatever gets us through.

[doorbell rings]

Trick or treat.

[man 6] Oh, my goodness. How scary.

Wow. What kind of candy do you want?

-Whoppers. -Take a couple.

There you go. You're the scariest one all night.

-Thank you. -Happy Halloween.

[boy] Finally we found a house with decorations.

Take a handful. I got lots.

[woman 1] Oh, my goodness. It's Moses.

[laughing]

-Who is it? -ET?

-No, I'm Grandpa. -You're Grandpa.

-Happy Halloween, Gramps. -Thank you.

How cute is that?

[Rick] I'm not saying just because we need it,

it's justified.

Far from it.

Every time I have to go there,

I walk out feeling I should be kicking my own ass.

I'm not doing it out loud, I'm doing it in my head,

calling myself a punk.

That's what I am at that point.

I'm just another freaking punk, and I'm taking what I need.

And there is no excuse for it.

[Lalo] I can be your best friend.

But if you steal from me, I take that very strongly.

That's the one thing-- That's the principle of things.

It's not what you steal from me, it's that you stole from me,

period.

And that's just a really bad sign of disrespect,

and I don't accept that.

[crescendo]

You guys coming?

[music fades]

[banging]

[Rick] Oy.

Oy?

-Oy. -Oy.

[Cindy] Are you coming in?

Happy birthday.

-I forgot to make a wish. -Oh, there you go.

You get a second chance.

[Rick] Oh, magic.

Hope you're making wishes. Thirty-nine.

Try having all candy for dinner.

You really get a sugar rush.

[banging]

[mechanical clicks]

[water pouring]

Put some water on for coffee.

Anything ever happens to me, this is what you want.

All my papers are here.

My discharge paper.

US Army.

I was trained to be a medic.

Fix people when they bleed.

You ever see what an M16 does to a human body?

[imitates gunshot]

Not good. Not good.

Sometimes you can still hear people screaming.

All you can tell 'em is help's on the way.

There's a lot of damage in wartime, brother.

A lot of damage happens.

Everybody goes their own path on it.

[April] I don't believe in any kind of higher power.

I don't believe in God.

I grew up hard-core Pentecostal,

one step away from snake handling

and people talking in tongues,

passing out on the floor.

But they could never answer the questions that I had about God.

I got tired of being afraid

that the rapture was gonna come every night.

I cried myself to sleep as a kid 'cause I thought

the world was ending.

When I was in Iraq I definitely felt...

I wished that I could believe

that there was a God.

People always say when your life's on the line,

you're gonna believe. And I'm like, no actually.

I already thought I was gonna die and...

You just can't fake that, you know?

Like, you believe or don't believe.

I was supposed to get out in April of 2003.

In February, they were like, "Hey, you're going to war.

You can't get out now."

When I was over there, you start to look at those people

that live there as being subhuman.

You have to deal with all the death and...

and what you're doing to them.

I mean, it was just terrible. It was...

You'd be driving down the road and there would be like...

I mean, there were times where you'd see, like...

people in pieces on the side of the road.

It smelled so, so bad.

You-- It was hot out there.

You could smell the rotting bodies.

It was pretty disgusting.

And so, to deal with it,

you start to feel like they're not really people.

Because otherwise, I don't know how you deal with it.

I kind of am ashamed of myself for feeling that way.

Um...

But, yeah, that's how you deal with--

that's how you cope.

I'd like to think I'm a better person than that,

but I wasn't, so...

[water dripping]

It's a lot easier to do it with Rick here, but...

'Cause he grabs an end and we twist.

[cell phone rings]

Oy. Hello.

Okay.

Love you too. Bye.

He's probably up gambling.

Need more water, Rick.

-Hi Cindy. -Hello.

-Cindy? -Yeah.

Have you checked the weather report?

What?

So you can go get something to eat.

-Love you. -Thank you.

You're welcome.

Whoa. Where are we at here?

You know you always lose a sock. [chuckles]

Tell me you don't. I know you do. [laughs]

Yeah, I think we go with these two.

[woman on radio] You must be willing to go further

than any human has ever been.

You need to be adaptable, resilient, resourceful

and a team player.

You would be the new Christopher Columbus

or Magellan.

But there are downsides.

No oceans, no trees, no morning cup of coffee.

Instead, dust storms, barren desert, volcanoes.

No human has ever stepped foot on the Red Planet.

It could be you.

[static]

[Dave] "Welcome, UFOs and crews.

Kneepsheep nknock ip nknook."

Sounds like French. [laughs]

[country music]

Come on, man, you gotta believe

there's something more than just this.

Who's to say we're the only living organisms

in the universe?

Well, first, how big's the universe?

Looks pretty big to me.

So...

I've got a couple of charts from previous crews' notes.

Your EVA, the next one, is planned around this area.

We've allocated up to four hours.

April, who's in charge--

I will definitely use four hours.

But the only requirement

is that you must be back before dark.

And this road is GPS located,

because the weather does change the landscape

significantly around here.

[man 7] There's theories that say that Mars used to be

a planet just like Earth.

It had water. Maybe at some time it had life.

But what happened to it?

We might be seeing the future of Earth

if at some time the iron core of Earth solidifies.

We lose our atmosphere, we lose water.

We lose water, we lose life.

I think humanity is worth saving,

so let's please get off planet.

I think if a private company does it,

then we probably could do it in like 15 or 20 years.

Realistically I don't think it'd be before then.

I also think

that that would only be if it's a one-way mission.

I don't see us having enough fuel

to get back.

That won't be socially acceptable.

It's like committing suicide.

I think maybe one-way mission

after you've done the hard exploration

and brought people back.

I don't think that private organizations

have to worry so much

about socially acceptable if they have people

willing to do it.

Well, who's gonna pay for it?

I think it's 500 million right now.

500 million for your one-way ticket. They're already

selling them or something.

But I'd like to add one thing, just a slight change of tract.

One of the main reasons why I'm here is,

it's called dreams.

I will never personally get to Mars.

But I'm here to help maybe fulfil someone else's dream.

[mysterious music]

[man 2] Five minute countdown.

[sighs]

[Dave] Research.

Mankind's constant thirst for knowledge.

Where do we come from?

People wanna control. People want to go...

where maybe they're not supposed to be.

I figure if we get to go in my lifetime,

that it won't be many people at first though, so...

[woman 2] If you wanna start a colony,

you need about 30,000 people.

If something happened to Earth and you had 20 people there,

you couldn't manage to reproduce the human race out of that.

That's not enough genetic diversity.

I'd love to have the first baby up there. Wouldn't that be cool?

[April] God no. I'm never having kids.

[tapping]

Scorpion tracks.

See 'em?

April, I may have found a meteorite, over.

[man 1] Confirmation. Meteorite found.

Looks like something from out of this world. Over.

[April] My hair is in my face. It's driving me crazy.

Are those cows?

Oh, my God, you're right. Oh, my God.

Do you see the cows?

-Can you see the cows? -Oh, yeah, there's cows.

-Isn't it too cold for cows? -They're all year round.

[April] Mars cows.

[man 1] Let's keep formation because of ice.

All right, guys?

I'll stay here.

I'll stay here. This is fine.

This is good for me.

I don't know. Mars wouldn't be far enough.

[music fades]

Hello, world.

Dreams?

I really don't have any dreams.

I just live day-by-day by reality.

If someone asked me, what can I give you right now that would

make your dreams come true,

and I said, there's nothing you can give me.

Everything that I get,

I get on my own and I make on my own.

What I have here, I can have anywhere

in the world. Anywhere.

I'm still gonna need this air to breathe.

I'm still gonna need that water to purify my body.

I need everything that this Earth has.

But if I go to Mars, I don't know if

what they have I could use.

I don't know. You might have people that are

an inch high or ten feet tall.

It's different.

Who knows? One day I might go to Venus,

and it'd be nothing but women.

And I'd fuck all day and it's different.

But what am I fucking?

Cindy?

He's just being stupid.

He bought cereal. He can come and get it.

He knows where it's at.

He gets one box instead of two 'cause he's a dick.

Cindy?

What?

-What? -You want your Pop-Tarts?

I'm talking down the hole.

-What? -Wait.

-Cindy. -What?

No, it's sitting right here.

[chattering]

[Cindy] I'm stoned, okay? I can't fucking hear you

when you're mumbling.

[smash]

Fuck you.

[drumming]

Bastard.

Nasty little bugger.

People lose limbs when they get bit by these fuckers.

Brown recluse. Very poisonous.

I killed it.

Cindy's in a bad mood. She took off.

She'll be back sometime.

Right now, she's being a bitch and I told her so.

She didn't like that. Oh, well.

So she's off gambling her money or something. I don't know.

The worst experience in here

was the flood where I almost lost Cindy.

We lost most everything we owned.

One minute we're eating pancakes,

and the next minute we're floating.

And it sucked.

You ride fast, you die hard.

Yeah, things weren't perfect. No, uh-uh.

No, they never are.

28 years of truck driving.

I kept a roof over the head and food on the table.

I was away from home a lot.

Miss a birthday or two. That kind of adds up.

When we got divorced, there was six years that, uh,

basically I stayed single.

And then I met my second wife.

We was living in Wisconsin.

And I was working up in the area.

I was running hazardous waste

out of the Twin Cities down to Chicago.

So Wisconsin was right in the middle,

so it made it real handy.

I could run out, stop, run out, stop at home,

grab a quick shower and a meal.

[tapping]

I treated the woman like a queen this time.

The second time I'm gonna do it right,

you know what I mean?

So we had the lake house, two new cars,

pedigree dog, the whole deal.

Life was great, but...

at the end of the month, we're bouncing checks.

And I'm putting a couple thousand dollars

in the bank a month.

I couldn't figure it out.

I said, hey...

Francine was her name.

I said, hey, I went to the bank and got a bank statement here

to try to figure this out.

What's all these withdrawals?

Crack ATM machine, you know what I mean?

Go get ten bucks. Go get ten bucks.

Go get ten bucks. Go get 50 bucks.

All that my wife wanted to do was smoke crack.

[engine sputtering]

And it's not all her fault. It always takes two to tango,

you know.

Me and her, me and her, me and her, back and forth.

Ah. Here's a starter. Chevy 454.

Done deal, brother.

Here we go. It's a tight squeeze.

I'm glad I've not eaten today.

What I was doing wasn't workin'.

Me taking the lead, it's disaster.

I surrendered to God.

Okay, God, you're in charge. I'm not.

Just kind of went with the flow and ended up where I ended up.

Here.

Whenever you get to thinking, ah, it can't get any worse,

believe me, there is plenty of room for it to get worse.

It's a vicious fuckin' circle.

I'm just hoping

Cindy comes back in a better mood.

[clarinet music]

Fuck.

[man singing, indistinct]

Whoa!

[music continues]

It's the old patch that's leaking.

[music fades]

[Cindy] She wanted to see us get married here.

She was gonna be my bridesmaid. [chuckles]

A lot of people are still married after 33 years

but not in love with each other.

Those two were in love still.

They're gone now.

[Cindy] I miss 'em.

This is his dad's hat.

It's seen better days, but...

You can still smell his dad's hair right here.

His heart is believed to pass through this one,

and his spirit passed through this one.

The Indians believe that it helps the soul

when you're passing.

When I leave this world,

I hope the same way as my father did.

And my spirit will pass through the crystal as well.

I played in some old abandoned mines

that I pulled out those crystals.

-I was Rockhound Rick. -[chuckles]

I quite often call this the cave instead of the tunnel.

These are the things that we won't let get washed away

with the water.

It's just a piece of leather and a couple of rocks.

It's not things that are worth money.

[country music]

[April] I didn't really know my dad

until I went to Iraq.

When I went to Iraq, he called me.

He was like, you don't know me. I'm your dad.

I just remember the part where he was like, uh,

I'd feel guilty if you died and I never made

an effort to talk to you.

I kind of feel like if I didn't go to Iraq I probably

still wouldn't know him.

He was in a biker gang.

He said that he didn't want us to be part of that lifestyle.

So he just left.

I don't know, whatever that means. So...

My mom was pregnant when he left.

She blamed me. I ruined her life

because I was born.

And he left her because she got pregnant.

Which is really stupid, right, 'cause it's not my fault

she got pregnant.

She doesn't remember any of that though.

Nothing...

should make...

Eleanor Roosevelt said, no one has the right

to make you feel inferior without your consent.

That's exactly what life is about.

No one has a right to make you feel bad

because they said so.

If you feel bad,

it's because of something you did.

The actions and the decisions I made

are not because someone else

made 'em for me or forced me to do 'em.

I made them because I made 'em.

[indistinct voices]

I would have...

I knew that was gonna happen.

[blows]

Okay.

Hold on. I got this.

Most of my family is on the East Coast.

That's at least 3,000-some miles away.

I pray for 'em. God bless 'em.

Bless them with all the love and kindness

they can take.

Eh--But I know where I stand with 'em.

I'm okay today.

Yeah, I'm okay.

Okay?

It's all good.

If they really wanted to be with me...

I'm not hiding.

Here I am.

I'm not going nowhere, and they know it.

I could have, should have, would have done better, sure.

Sure.

I know for sure my one daughter is very happy. My youngest.

I'm not quite sure about my oldest daughter though.

I'm just not quite sure about that.

Because she doesn't want me to call or anything.

Her husband told me straight out,

"Don't make no more contact with your daughter.

You're interrupting her life."

I thought the holes were being patched up,

but I guess not.

[sighs]

You don't know how many nights I went to bed

teary-eyed, man.

You don't know.

[clears throat]

Everything's for a reason.

[sniffs]

So is this ungodly sight here.

It's for a reason. Don't know what it is though.

It's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my life,

but yet it's the most horrifying.

Sends chills through my body.

Disaster.

[flies buzzing]

[melancholic music]

[chattering]

Hey!

Those two little girls, they call me Tia.

Tia in Spanish is auntie.

Hi.

So I need to get those little girls their clothes.

They get all the clothes that are too small for me.

And they give us barbecue stuff.

He makes Carne Asada. Oh, it's so good.

They're dried. I washed them on Saturday.

I think this one's neat.

It's got the wings and...

Then you got the little legs. [chuckles]

I think that one's cute.

My daughter collects dragonflies.

One of my daughters lives in Santa Barbara.

The other three live in the Bay Area.

My son lives out in Missouri.

My mom lives in Missouri. My grandma lives in Missouri.

I'm a grandma, and I know all their names

except for two of 'em.

Annabelle, Dylan, Benjamin, Jason,

Noah, Oliver, Anastasia and Leopold.

[chuckles]

[groans]

Sorry it makes me cry when I think about 'em.

My kids know.

I told 'em they can look up "Las Vegas tunnel"

on the internet so they wouldn't be so scared.

And then, that scared them more. I was like, God.

Only when the rain comes through

does it get really bad.

I mean, other than the city coming down and cleaning us out.

They're all on Facebook.

One of my daughters doesn't talk to me though.

'Cause she's mad at me for not coming to California,

instead staying here.

They wanna tell me what to do. [chuckles]

They wanna put conditions on it.

They want me to not be with a man.

They're my kids, not my parent.

I can't go without him.

He's been a part of my life for too long.

He's my spiral and my loop-de-loop.

Oh, and 'cause I love you.

And I don't wanna be without you.

Your, uh...

Where's that thing that looks like an A?

"And" thing.

We're loading right at the moment.

There she is.

My granddaughter, Galileigh.

Oh, here's a bunch of pictures.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Cool.

Cool, cool.

Samantha. That's my daughter.

Oh, and my dad.

Holy smokes. I didn't know my dad was there.

Hi, Dad. How are you?

[clicks teeth]

Here we go. Look at all that!

Galileigh.

Galileigh, what are you doing?

-[chuckles] -[dog barking]

Hi, mama dog.

How are you, girl?

"Hey, David, I was hoping you would

confirm me as a friend.

I think it's time we get our divorce finalized.

Don't you agree?

I can get the papers filed if you just sign.

Should be a 100% no-contest divorce.

I'm sure you would like to get on with your life,

as I would."

"Francine, good to hear from you.

Hope all is well. Yes, I agree on the divorce.

Here's the deal, I have no mailing address.

Legally I am homeless.

I get food stamps only.

So let's come up with a way for me to sign the papers.

I live in an old military bunker in the middle of the desert.

It's a good place for me now.

God has been very good to me. I was baptized the other day.

Yes, I was dunked in the water, praise the Lord.

Let me know, okay? David."

[tranquil music]

Whoo! Ah!

They're not outside.

My entire upper back is tattooed.

There's no skin left.

My dad actually has a lot of tattoos too.

He told me not to get tattoos, that they're stupid.

I guess I'm probably a lot more like my dad

from what I hear.

Yeah, from what I hear,

I'm probably a lot more like my dad.

I don't really know though.

I look more like my dad than my mom.

She's fragile.

She's fragile because she has nothing but us.

And she knows that she didn't do a very good job of...

of being a mom.

So she's...

Yeah.

I don't want kids.

I never have wanted kids.

I basically grew up thinking that children ruin your life.

So why would I want that?

And now that I'm older and I know that

I just want to explore--

And that's not a life for a child.

I couldn't give a child the kind of love

that it would need.

And I don't want to.

My mom pretty obviously didn't want me.

Not-- Until I went to the army.

And then... she was really proud of me.

Even when I was an engineering technician,

making really good money and had a sweet job,

she still told people,

"This is my daughter. She used to be in the army."

It's such a big thing in America.

My kid's in the army, or was in the army, or...

It's such a big thing to be proud of,

that my whole life has been relegated to

"she was in the army."

No matter what I do, that's all that matters.

"The Mirror.

When you get what you want and you struggle for self

and the world makes you king for a day,

just go to the mirror and look at yourself

and see what that man has to say.

For it isn't your father, your mother or wife

whose judgment upon you must pass.

The fellow whose verdict counts the most

is the man staring back in the glass.

Some people may think you're a straight shootin' chum

and call you a wonderful guy.

But the man in the glass says you're only a bum

if you can't look him straight in the eye.

He's the fellow to please, never mind all the rest,

for he's with you clear to the end.

And you've passed the most difficult,

dangerous test

if the man in the glass is your friend.

You may fool the whole world down the pathway of life

and get pats on your back as you pass,

but the final reward will be heartache and tears

if you've cheated that man in the glass."

[mysterious music]

[vocalizing]

[thunderclap]

Tree of Souls.

The old direction,

not working out.

Gotta go new.

[uplifting music]

[applause]

[announcer] All right, everybody.

Hang on. We still got a couple more acts to go.

Whoo!

[man 8] Smokin'.

Yeah!

Good drumming.

I like the drumming.

Hey.

[inaudible]

[applause]

That's some really cool shit.

[announcer] All right. Thank you, Don.

Freddy, you're up.

[Dave] You said your name was...

Joanne.

-Joanne. -You're David.

You have beautiful hair.

[Joanne] I got enough for three people.

[Dave laughs] So you have a camper?

I'm always packed up, so if I get uncomfortable

I can just turn the key and I'm out of there.

[Dave] Sure, that's good if you have the facilities to do that.

[Joanne] Don't you have kind of some shelter

from the heat and stuff?

[Dave] Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I got room to stretch out.

How long you gonna stay?

-For the winter? -Yeah.

[Joanne] It's nice meeting you. You seem like a nice fellow.

Well, the night's not over yet.

[Joanne] No. [laughs]

Well, how about if they do a slow one, you wanna dance?

[sentimental music]

[April] I would have friends I guess, right?

There'd be people there.

I don't know that I'd feel lonely.

I would miss my nieces and sister.

They're like the closest connection

that I have.

But I think I'd make friends there on Mars.

It'd be fine. So...

[thunder rumbling]

Hey, John, it's Cindy. I'm at the tunnel. I need a...

Yeah, I need to talk to you about, uh...

I need an emergency, uh, you know...

Call me--

Or come by the tunnel if you can. Bye.

Got his voice mail.

Let's get stuff moved out.

Come on. Get that fuckin' thing in there.

I gotta get this stuff ready to go.

That's $30.

-I'm gonna do that first. -[Rick, indistinct]

[Cindy] I heard you. I...

-I'm worried. -Yeah, so am I.

There's a bag right here we can pack in.

I can't. Okay, here.

-Put them in this bag. -It's not gonna stay dry there.

[Cindy] I don't give a fuck. I'm just trying.

Man, I hate this shit.

It is actually, unfortunately happening.

[wind howling]

If anybody falls down,

especially if they hurt themselves,

simulation finishes.

We deal with the emergency.

It could turn into a blizzard,

and I don't want anybody getting lost.

We all stay together.

[dripping]

[dramatic music]

[wind howling]

[glass shattering]

Cindy, get out of there.

[grunts]

My wedding dress.

There goes the radio.

Quick, quick, quick.

[Rick] I can reach the fucking ladder.

Thank you. Love you.

And my laundry cart, man.

That was an awesome laundry cart.

What pants was I wearing yesterday?

What pants was I wearing?

My teeth-- they were in my pants' pocket.

The pants that you took off me last night.

-Here it comes. -Be careful.

Oh, boy.

Rick, get out!

[water rushing]

-[Rick] Damn it. -Don't worry about it, baby.

Get out. The water's picking up.

They're gone.

It's my own stupidity.

[Rick] I'm sorry, baby.

Sorry.

[Dave] I never miss a sunset.

Never.

'Cause the next day is not promised.

We just assume that there'll be a tomorrow.

I'll get back to Pennsylvania someday.

I'll see my family again. I know I will.

If not here on Earth, I'll see 'em in heaven.

Sure.

We'll all meet up again.

[drumming]

[police siren]

Now we gotta start all over again.

[drumming continues]

[mysterious music]

[crescendo]

Whoo!

[Lalo] See how the lights turned on?

They take pictures of you, and then you buy 'em.

Twenty dollars for a fucked-up picture of yourself.

[banging]

[Rick] "In the fairy tale 'Beauty and the Beast,'

a grotesque human-like creature hosts the heroine in his home,

treating her like a queen.

And she accepts his hospitality but rejects his constant request

to marry him.

Eventually he collapses from heartache.

Moved by the depth of his suffering,

she breaks into tears and confesses

her deep affection for him.

This shatters the spell and magically transforms the beast

back into the handsome prince he originally was.

Your life may have parallels to this story

in the coming month, Scorpio.

You might be tested.

Can you discern the truth about a valuable resource

that doesn't look very sexy?

Will you be able to see beauty embedded

in the rough and shabby form?"

We already do that.

-I love you. -I love you too.

[exhales]

-[Dave] I like your company. -[Joanne] Thank you.

[sentimental music]