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I'm headed home, Al.

Previously, on
aMC's "Fear The Walking Dead"...

Going back.
I want you to drive.

You don't know
what's out there.

No, no.
We got room for everybody.

I can't talk to him.

I've retired from scraping by
just to survive.

You ever seen
one of these before?

No.

I left Morgan alone
in the storm.

I walked away from him.

I walked away
from all of them.

Hey, Alicia

We need to find
some place to hole up!

Hey!

Mississippi?

Hello?

Hello?

Anybody here?

Is that you, Polar Bear?

Do you copy?
Over.

Do you copy? Over.

Um... hello.

Who is this?

Um, my name...

I think I, uh,
hitched a ride accidentally

in the back of a semi.

I somehow found myself
at this...

This truck stop.

Which one?

Uh, which one what?

Which location?

Think it's Mississippi.

Sweet syrup on a shortstack,

that's...
That's farther than I thought.

Make yourself at home.
You know what we say.

Take what you need,
leave what you don't.

Hey, who are you?

And what is this place?

Hello?

Hello? Hey!

*FEAR THE WALKING DEAD*
Season 04 Episode 11

Episode Title :
"The Code"

Synchronized by srjanapala

I'm not armed.

Get out.

Uh, you... give me a minute?

Thank you.

Hmm.

All my life,

people like you

been usin' stalls
made for people like me.

I never ask the question,

but I'ma ask it now.

Why?

I'm...

I'm gonna be honest.

It always seemed like
a little apartment.

It is.

Especially
when it has a sink.

I guess everybody likes it
when it feels a little homey.

I accept the explanado.

Now, what's in this bag?

Somebody told ead could take all of this?

Yeah, somebody did.
A woman.

Whoever I talked to
on the radio.

You talked to somebody
on the radio?

I talked to somebody
on the radio.

You talkedto somebody
on the radio?

Yes, I talked to somebody
on the radio.

You talked...
Can you lower that, please?

Sure can.

That voice, it said,

"Take what you need,
leave what you don't."

I thought that's what
all this was here for.

It is.

Stevie forget to tell us

she talked to
one of our visitors?

You'll have to excuse
my brother.

He's a little jumpy.

Brother?

We twins.

What exactly is it
you do here?

We pack 'em. We drive 'em.
We deliver 'em.

When the world
went dingo scat,

we just kept on doing
what we always did.

Knew where the warehouses
full of supplies were.

Knew roads other people didn't,
where to find diesel.

We've been
livin' on the fringes.

Fringes
are all that's left.

When the road get bumpy,

you keep on movin' ahead
in your truck.

It's "keep on truckin'."

Keep on truckin'.

Man, you mind
lowering that now?

Ain't gonna happen.

Wendell, lower the damn gun.
Come on.

And your power,
your water?

Solar panel, water pump,
and cistern.

And we have satellite TV if
anybody was still broadcasting.

There more?

More of you,
places like this?

You don't have to tell me.

Not my business.

How about you tell us, like,
where you headed?

So we can get you kitted out
and on your way.

Heading back,
um... back east.

Back east where?

Virginia.

Place where people
were trying to start over.

Were trying to
build something better.

Shit!

We got you
400 miles closer

and saved your ass
from the hurricane.

Hurricane?

Worst I've ever seen.

Levees broke.
Roads washed out.

Tried
six different routes

just to get from
Beaumont to Lafayette.

What?

I have people back there.

Had.

Wen.

I lost Benelli.

My bichon frise.

I know. I'm... I'm just sayin',
I know his pain.

Yeah.

I don't suppose I can convince
you to drive me back there.

Bro.

We ain't much
without our truck,

and I don't think
it can make it.

Yeah, I understand.

All the same,
I'm gonna have to try.

Now, there's a bridge
just north of

where the Christopher Columbus
Transcontinental Highway

used to run.

Now, that's how
we got here.

If you're lucky,
it's still standing.

What you're doing...

There ain't a whole lot
of people

doing things like this
these days.

Hey, they looked down on us
when the soda was flowin',

but we got a code
and we keepin' it alive.

And what is it?

The code.

You gotta help people
when they need that... help.

And then you gotta keep
your truck movin'.

- Keep on truckin'.
- Keep on truckin'.

Dig it.

Enjoy your trip.

Well, come by
and say so long.

Travel safe.

You could be there
for us too, right?

Travel safe. So long.

Sarah?

Wendell, you there?

Mitch, is that you?
It's not Mitch, man.

It's... It's...
It's Morgan.

Yeah, Morgan.

You know, your maps...

you really know
which roads are clear?

Yeah, why?

The bridge, it's out.

I'm just gonna come back.

I thought maybe
you could take me to that place

I was telling you about.

What about your friends?

I said the bridge is out,
and I'm coming back, okay?

That's a half a point.

What?

You almost
clipped that bird.

You copy?

Go for Sarah.

I'm here.

I'm at the truck stop.

We ran into some trouble
on our last stop.

More dead
than we thought.

Meet us on, uh...

91, mile marker 64.

Copy.

Hey, there any other places
like this on the way east?

Piss while you
got a pot.

That is the last outpost

on this
inhospitable frontier.

And, Mo-mo...

I'm sorry.

I know helping those people
meant a lot to you.

Hey, hang on!

Hey, it's gonna be alright.

How long's it take
to run across a goddamn field?!

Huh.

I got food...

water
in my car.

Man, is that, um...

A particularly floral
double IPA?

Yeah.

With hints of citrus.

A-holes
who tried to kidnap me

threw me into
my last case of summer stock.

What happened?
Who tried to kidnap you?

Think I got a good look?

And what did they want?

Recipes.

Recipes for what?

Beer.

I brew beer.

Goddamn staff of life.

There are people
in these parts?

What are you?

Part of a group
or a settlement?

No.
Just me at my brewery.

Augie's Ale.
Maybe you heard of it.

- We won all kinds of very important...
- No. A-awards.

I grow hops and, uh, whatever
I can manage up on the roof.

And who you making
the beer for?

You got a point to life,
or are you lookin' for one?

I'm just trying
to get back home.

Okay.
So you got something.

Here's what I got...
The future.

We're gonna infest
this planet again.

It's what we do.

An ice age
couldn't knock us out.

You see, one day,
everything that we lost,

we're gonna rebuild.

We're gonna start again.
It's inevitable.

So... I make beer.

You think I'm nuts,
don't you?

Actually, no.

I'm going someplace where people
are trying to do just that.

Rebuild. I mean, not...
Not make beer.

Seriously?
Where?

Virginia.

I'm meeting up with some folks
who are gonna give me a lift.

You want to come?

Hey.

Where are you guys?

In back.
Just hitching up the giddyup.

What the hell, Morgan?

Hey.

No, I'm not gonna lower it.

You found him.

Thanks.

This place in Virginia...
Is it close to D.C.?

Who does this truck
really belong to?

What happened to him?

Don't worry about him.

We left him by the side
of the road, somewhere in Texas.

Right by
one of those mile markers

where he was dropping off
a box.

But we wasn't assholes about it.
We left him the box.

He always put 'em at a marker
that ended in 4.

Made it real easy
to snatch his rig.

You can't protect
what's yours... it ain't yours.

This truck,
these boxes...

You could be helping people.

We could.

But the universe gave me
a pretty good reason not to.

Those boxes are doing us
a lot more good

than they are rottin'
on the side of the road.

This place... where is it?

Hey, man, we been on the road
for a long time.

Too long.

The hell's this
have to do with me?

I like beer, Jimbo.

It's Jim.

You never tried Jimbo? Nope.

Dude, it's an awesome variant
to your name.

I'd think about it.

I'm set.

Hey, yo, listen, man.

We got the truck,
we got the maps,

and we got the journal
the guy kept.

Now, I know you want to get
there just as much as we do.

So tell us where it is.

Mm-hmm.

Hey, yo,
you know what, Sarah?

Start drivin'
towards Virginia.Mm-hmm.

He got about 1,000 miles
to change his mind.

Hops, malt.

Enough kettles
and chillers.

Yeast cake.

I could make this work.

I mean,
on a small scale.

They didn't bring the swag.

I spent a fortune
on that stuff.

I mean, this chick said
she was a fan of my work.

Came to my brewery just to see
if there was any stock left,

and finding me there
was a bonus.

But...
I can make this work.

Tell them
where we're going.

You're not serious.

I find people now?

With no competition,

water sources going bad
like they are?

It's a better market for me now
than it ever was then.

They kidnapped you.
They tied you up.

They tied youup.

Because I was trying to stop
them from kidnapping you,

and now you want to
throw in with them?

They're grifters.

They'll get on board once
they see the profit potential.

Man, you're as bad
as they are.

I mean, not money.

Of course not at first,
but where we're going,

there's gotta be some kind of
bartering system in place.

Or we can start one.

I'm not taking you people
anywhere near there.

Let me tell you a story,
Morgan.

Back when things
were the way they were,

I made a deal
to sell my little microbrewery

to a... multinational
conglomerate.

It took a lot of hustling
to get there.

Win all the right awards,
print in all the right trade mags.

But it worked.

I was about to cash in.

I was supposed to be rich.

And those dead things
stumbling around out there

took that away from me,
so just...

just let me get it back.

Tell them
where we're going.

Yeah, I know.
I get it.

Used to be, uh, commercials
during football games

and buckets of suds
at the local dives.

But we've turned back time here,
mister.

History is built on beer.

We are back to a time
where a safe

and sterile source of hydration
and nutrition is needed.

Yeah.
It is the staff of life.

We were nomads.

Beer made us settle
and become farmers.

Egyptians, Sumerians,
Babylonians,

Incans, the Chinese.

Beer, beer, beer,
beer, beer.

You know people
who want the world

to come back
together again.

They need me.

They need this stuff.

They need... beer.

We're too heavy.

Start unloading.

We got off easy.

At least we stayed
on the road.

I thought about it.
I'm not giving you the recipe.

You probably wouldn't be able
to replicate it anyway,

but if this place turns out
to be what he says it is,

I think we can come to a, uh,
mutually beneficial arrangement.

Whoa, uh, hold up.
We got a lot to talk about.

You know, there's some
complexity here.

Do I get beer?

All you can drink.

Deal.

Really?

Ooh, yeah,
hang on to that.

Those are, uh,
hard to come by.

Can't brew
if you can't get there.

Gonna have
to get creative.

What about you, Mo-mo?

You really want to stay
tied up back here?

You know, the sooner
that you tell us...

Hey, shh.
Bear in the bushes.

I don't like this.
There could be more nearby.

Alright, in the truck.

I'm not leaving
without that chiller.

Morgan!

Can I get some help here?

Man.

Jimbo really boned you.

Right. So you gonna help me
or what?

Depends. You gonna tell us
where we're going?

It's I-81, exit 77-C.

Second road you pass,
you go along for 10 miles.

I'll tell you where we go from
there once you get me there.

How do I know
you're telling the truth?

How do I know you're actually
gonna get me off of this thing?!

You gotta get us
the whole way.

You go along that road
I was just telling you about

till you get to a billboard
for cat food.

You turn left.

We go about five miles,
and then we're there.

So?

Who's going first?

W... I-I've been living in a...
In a brewery

since this whole thing
started.

I-I haven't been out
until now.

I mean, I... I don't do this
kind of thing.

Me neither.

Sorry, Morgan.

You made it this long without us.
I think you got this.

Hey.

Hey, you can't just turn around
and... and walk away!

Sure, we can.
You did.

What are you talking about?

The bridge.

We knew it wasn't out.

You said you were going
to help your friends,

but... guess we're not
the only ones

pretending to be someone
we're not.

Hey!

Hey!

You don't have to do this.

You can come back.

I know you can hear me.

You know what?
I'm just gonna say it.

I could've crossed that bridge.

Could be on my way back to Texas
right about now, but I'm not.

Had a little bit of time
to think about it here, and...

I am a coward.

I'd helped those people
back there...

I mean, at least
I thought I had, but...

wasn't enough.

I can see that.

They needed something

and it was something
that I could not give them.

Didn't think I could,
so I got scared.

Scared that if I went back,
I would just make things worse.

So...

don't you come back.

Not for me.

I can't ask that.

Maybe I can ask you
to come back

just so I can do
the right thing.

Hello?

Shit.

Aah!

If you're still listening,

there's something
I want you to know.

What you said about those boxes
not doing anybody any good,

just rotting
in the middle of the road...

you were wrong.

There's no exit 77-C off I-81.

How long it take you
to figure that out?

Couple hundred miles.

Where's Jim?

He's sleepin' one off.

See?
You didn't need our help.

I heard you
on the walkie last night.

You think draggin' ass
back to Texas

really gonna make
a difference?

I think the person
you stole that truck from

didn't know
if anybody would find the box

that he left
on the side of the road,

but he left it there
anyway.

Think he tried.

And that's what
I'm gonna do.

So you two
gonna let me pass?

You gonna tell us
the right exit?

You still want to go
to Virginia?

Then you can be my ride,

but we're gonna pick up
some other people first.

Or I just continue on foot,
man.

And it wouldn't be
the first time.

You said to me that the universe
gave you a reason not to help.

I think it's trying to tell you
something different now.

We gonna pick up
some people.

And we're gonna turn around
and we're gonna take that rig

straight back to Virginia.

No.

We gonna make some stops
along the way.

I don't know your name,
and I don't know where you are.

I don't even know
if you can hear me.

But I talked to
one of your friends

when I was at the truck stop.

Now, I'm with some people,
and...

we have your truck.

We're heading back to Texas.

We're bringing it back to you.

So, wherever you are,
we'll keep looking.

You hang on,
because we're coming.

We'll see you on up the road.

Well, Purvis,

gonna be going
on the road again after all.

It looks like
we're going to Texas.