Original subtitles

Previously on No Tomorrow...

What if the asteroid doesn't hit?

I don't know. It will, so...

You need to decide what's

more important to you,

obsessing over this theory...

or us.

EVIE: I'm going to the airport,

and I hope you meet me there.

I'm wrong.

(laughs)

I'm wrong!

I can spend a lifetime with Evie!

Oh, my God, we've got to get to the airport.

XAVIER: Jesse, man, you just missed the exit.

We're not turning around, cuz.

Did you drug me?

(snoring)

Oh!

Hello, Mr. Finger.

The asteroid... theory.

It's a credible threat.

TYRA: So, Mr. Finger,

where exactly did this asteroid theory come from?

His name is Hamish Stegner, Jr.

Oh, but he also goes by the name Xavier Holliday.

Xavier Holliday?

Beard? Lots of man jewelry?

Mm-hmm.

I will be damned.

He has been chasing me down for months.

Has he shown this theory to anyone else?

He talks about it all the time,

but people don't really take him seriously.

Okay, great... because absolutely no one

can know about the reality of this threat until we have

a plan in place to deal with the public's expected response.

Mass panic and chaos?

Exactly.

You share this information with anybody,

and you will spend the last few months

of your life in a prison

for treason... You hear me?

_

Hmm?

_

All right,

do you have any idea where Xavier Holliday is right now?

(smacks lips)

It's kind of a soft "X."

- What d... ? - It's like "Zavier".

Z... Okay, do you have any idea

- where Xavier Holliday is right now? - No, I don't.

Oh...

(groans)

Oh... !

(groans)

(grunts)

(gasping breaths)

(mumbles)

Jesse!

Jesse!

Jesse!

(grunts)

(passing horn honking)

(singing indistinctly)

Jesse!

(continues singing)

Jesse!

Jesse, you turn around!

We're supposed to be halfway off to...

Skaftafell.

Wow, that looks incredible.

MAN: I hear the waterfall there will "take your breath away."

Wow. That is a coincidence.

This guidebook is pretty under the radar.

Yeah. I did a fair amount of research

trying to find the best one.

Uh, it was either this or...

Beyond Reykjavik?

That's the one! Yes! The other one.

(chuckles)

- (chuckles) - (snores, exhales)

(groans)

Um...

so, my seatmate is...

snoring, which is totally fine,

I can live with that, you know?

Except he's also drooling on me.

You see that?

Oh, wow.

That is substantial.

(whispers): It's so wet.

(laughs)

Would you mind...

if I...

- Yeah. Sure. - Yeah?

Yeah. No one else... claimed it, so...

Yeah.

(heavy snoring)

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

- I'm sorry. Um, I'm Graham. - Oh, Evie.

- Evie. - Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you, too.

(exhales)

(panting): Are you out of your mind?!

I've been screaming through this window for hours!

What the hell is going on?

- (wind whistling) - Where the hell are we?

JESSE: Majestic eastern Oregon, cuz.

Should be rolling into Houston

in 26 hours, depending on bathroom breaks.

Luckily, I have a huge gallbladder.

Your gallbladder has nothing to do...

- Wait. Houston? What? - You've been preaching

nonstop about this looming asteroid strike for years.

Now you have a chance to sit down with Mr. NASA himself,

the head of space! You have to go...

I... I was wrong.

I saw the simulation... It's coming for us.

I don't care what Tina Danza Fate says.

Tyra DeNeil Fields is the most credible

astrophysicist on the planet.

We're not going to Houston; I'm going to Iceland to meet Evie.

She thinks I blew her off. Now, give me the keys!

(echoing): And where are my pants?

Uh, yeah, the tranqs that I gave you

relax all the muscle groups,

including the gallbladder ones, so...

you pee-pee'd, but I hung them out of the window to air-dry.

Wha... ? Aw, nads.

That's where I taped 'em. See?

(panting)

(sighs)

My phone and my passport were in the pockets.

Ah. We'll find them.

We'll just retrace our steps. Don't worry about it.

We've only gone, like, 500 miles or so.

(chuckles)

This is a nightmare.

(gasps)

(laughs softly)

(shudders) Oh...

Oh, no. I... I don't know how...

Oh. I'm-I'm so sorry.

No, no, no. No, it's fine.

Uh, don't worry about it.

(chuckles)

Hey, I guess it's symmetrical now, right?

- (nervous chuckle) - It's like earrings...

one's weird, two is cool.

Symmetry.

(both laugh briefly)

Uh, all right, well, now you're awake,

um, I'm gonna stretch a bit.

Oh, you were waiting to stretch.

- I'm the worst. - No, no, it's fine.

How long was I out? Are you gonna end up

with a blood clot because of me?

(chuckles) Well, the chance

of deep vein thrombosis is actually very small

without associative risk factors, so I should be fine.

You sound like a doctor.

I hope so.

I am a doctor.

- Oh, what kind of medicine? - It's whatever's needed, really.

Uh, have you heard of Doctors Without Borders?

Yeah. Is that... that's why you're going to Iceland?

Oh, no, no, no.

Their health care system is stellar.

(chuckles)

Um, I got a bit of time off

before my next assignment, so

I'm gonna go see the northern lights.

Same here.

- Really? - Yeah. I mean,

I'm not a selfless doctor, but seeing the northern lights

has always been on my list... I'm also between jobs,

although I blasted out my r?sum? just before I boarded

on one of those national employment Web sites

to keep things moving while I'm away,

but in the meantime, I'm really happy

to be unplugging and enjoying some me time

while also getting a chance to see some solar particles

(out of breath) light up in a spectacular way.

(takes deep breath)

That was one sentence.

Yeah, my lungs started to burn at the end.

(laughing)

HANK: I have a weird feeling about this.

Deirdre's been acting strange since we started here.

Well, that's a whole new group of people

she has to coldly assert her will over.

- Must be stressful. - Hmm. You're right.

She needs a little sweet treat pick-me-up.

- Hmm. - I'm gonna grab her some Dr. Dibbs.

- Okay. - Oh...

Oh, no! No!

DEIRDRE: You may be wondering

where the soda is.

It's related to my first official act as the new branch manager

for Cybermart Tacoma.

HI.

Um... hello?

No.

H-period-I-period for Healthy Initiatives.

New programs and policies promoting

healthy bodies and a healthy planet,

which includes

a complete and immediate ban

of all soda and confections.

What?

I thought I left USSR.

I thought I left Fresno!

I detect your resistance,

but you will heed my decree.

My goal is to ensure

a safe and healthy future for the world

for Cybermart and all of its workers.

That is all.

She...

she can't... she just...

Okay, this, this is a...

A what, Hank?

Deirdre, you know how I feel about cream soda.

And you know how I feel

when you don't support my work initiatives.

You are no longer my boyfriend.

That's right, and that is why

we are all gonna embrace this new plan!

Right?

They're all gone,

but they're all embracing it.

Boo! Soda.

Hey, remember my advice.

Yes. Um, eat almonds every day

and stay off WebMD.

(chuckles): Yeah. You know,

since we're both solo travelers,

maybe we could... get a drink

or see some sights together.

You know, it wouldn't hurt to have some company.

Actually, it would.

See, I was,

um, originally going on this trip with a guy,

but when he bailed,

I realized it was time

for me to strike out on my own,

so I'm making this a solo journey.

It's just, you know,

- what I need right now. - Okay. All right.

I think I see what's going on here.

You feel like we slept together too soon.

The thing is

I was awake the whole time just...

feeling your saliva slowly soaking

- through my shirt. - (laughs) Sh... Shut up!

No, I get it, I get it.

A solo journey. Okay.

Well, I hope it's a wonderful one.

You, too.

(bird cawing)

Tell you what, that Find My Phone app's a godsend.

Yep.

Now all we have to do is find a way up there.

(birds cawing)

- Going up? - Yep.

Yay.

Ooh.

(siren chirping)

Should I run?

Please don't.

I really want to run.

OFFICER: First, you pulled over

without putting on your hazards. Second,

running your plates pulled up a bench warrant for your arrest.

- What? - You have 85 unpaid parking tickets.

- That's accurate. - And you...

(laughing)

... are in possession of unprescribed

equine tranquilizers.

No, sir, those are prescribed.

The equine's just not here today.

I'm taking you both in.

(grunts) Ow! Man!

(exhales)

(sighs)

He didn't even call.

(exhales)

(phone dings)

What? I got an interview?

"International component, charity arm... "

_

(phone whooshes, Evie sighs)

Oh, come on.

XAVIER: Come on.

Come on, come on, come on, come on.

Hey, this is Evie. I'm not here.

After the beep, do your thang.

- (voice mail beeps) - Hey, hey, hey, it's me.

Listen, I was on the way to the airport,

all right, but I just got waylaid.

Um, I'm now in a... jail cell

in, uh, Yakima, actually.

Uh, Jesse's here.

Hey, Evie!

That was Jesse.

Listen, I'm gonna find a way out of this mess,

and I'm gonna come meet you, all right, I prom...

Time's up.

You know, that was very rude.

I hope that was worth your one call.

Yeah, well, I'm sure my cousin made a call

and bailed both of us out, so...

I did...

not think of that.

I called Amber and got pretty sidetracked.

- _ - Oh. Oh, that's...

That's fantastic.

- Well done. - Thanks.

Well done.

Now we have no money and no prospect of making bail.

On the bright side,

I found this harmonica under the mattress.

(plays blues)

In jail with my cuz

Got caught by the fuzz

My cousin's real sad

And that's mostly my bad.

(plays harmonica)

EVIE: How do we sort this out?

So I'll just bring it down to the concierge,

and you'll call the airline?

Uh-huh. Thank you.

Okay.

Hey! Hi!

Oh, uh... Um, you...

This is kind of weird, huh?

Yeah, we have the, we have the same suitcase,

and you're staying in the room across the hall from mine?

Coincidences on coincidences.

I was gonna take this down to the concierge

so they could call the airline, but no need, I guess.

- No. - Yeah.

- Perfect. - There you go. Nice case.

(laughs) And stellar organizational skills, by the way.

Yeah, right back at you, Dr. Rolled Shirts.

(laughs) Well, anyone who doesn't roll is...

Crazy. It's a major space saver.

- Do you pack your socks... ? - Inside my shoes?

- Of course you do, yes! - (laughs)

Huh.

- Okay, cool. Yeah, all right. - Okay, take care. Yeah. Bye.

Take care. (laughs)

(sighs)

Solo journey.

(loud knocking)

Hey.

Where were you?

I waited at the bar for three hours.

You haven't been returning my texts.

I'm sorry. I-I-I-I...

I got caught up in a... in a story,

and I lost track of time.

Okay, look.

I understand getting caught up in a story,

but are you sure you don't want to tell me about it?

As a journalist, what do you do

if you have very sensitive information,

but you've been sworn to secrecy,

but the-the weight of it all just,

just weighs you down

because it's so... weighty?

You are much too burdened by this.

You need to free your mind.

You got to go on a trip.

Yeah?

Where... Aruba?

Jamaica?

Different kind of trip.

Scratchers?

Honeymoons don't pay for themselves.

Well, where you gonna go?

Key Largo? Montego?

Hedonism Resort in Jamaica.

It's expensive, though,

even splitting the suite six ways.

"Six ways"?!

Don't think about it too hard.

Have you noticed that nobody's doing any work?

(sighs)

All right, come on, guys.

Hey, you don't need sugar to have a good,

productive work day.

We cannot just quit cool turkey.

The Deirdre is worst.

Look, she's not gonna mind if we sneak one little

soda in every now and again.

DEIRDRE: Hands up!

Uh, that came with the socks.

This is a dry warehouse!

(speaking foreign language)

Pardon me?

Would you mind sharing your table with another diner?

It's the only open seating we have.

Oh.

Of course.

I'm happy to share.

- Thank you. - (laughs)

Right this way, sir.

MAN: Thank you.

Oh. Hi.

I didn't realize it was your table she was talking about.

- I'm sorry. - No, it's-it's fine.

No, no, no, no, no.

You're on a solo journey, and I respect that.

I'll just, I'll get room service, I guess.

I love room service. I really do.

I mean, the tiny ketchup, eating with no pants on.

Come on, it's the best.

- (laughs) - Right?

All right.

Take care.

(both laughing)

Oh, here.

Let me get this for you.

You're welcome. (laughs)

(door closes)

I still won. You left the middle wide open, silly dumb-dumb.

- (Jesse laughs) - OFFICER: Xavier Holliday.

Some lady has bailed you out.

Do you think Evie got my message and came back from Iceland?

(door closes, footsteps approaching)

Dr. Fields.

All charges have been dropped.

What?

I need you to come with me immediately.

Your theory.

It's been confirmed.

What?!

TYRA: They're waiting for you.

What? Who's waiting for me?

How's it going?

It's an honor, Mr. Holliday. We're so glad you're here.

We'd love for you to walk us through

your theory in as much detail as possible.

My the... ?

Oh...

(Xavier laughs)

- You guys want to see my slideshow? - Yeah.

Oh, my goodness.

EVIE: This is exciting.

WOMAN: Let's get started.

Oh, wait a second.

We've got a straggler.

Come on over, sir.

No way.

Oh, mm, excuse me.

Oh. Oh. Oh.

(clears his throat) Ah.

Let's get going.

The northern lights await!

What's with, uh, all the precautions?

Ayahuasca isn't some party drug

that dulls your senses and makes you crave cheese-puffs.

How much of this are we supposed to smoke?

You don't smoke Ayahuasca.

You drink it. It's a tea.

You know I'm not really a tea guy.

It's a very spiritual experience.

Yeah, not really a spiritual guy, either.

I promise, this will be a very transcendent experience for you.

All negative energy will be purged from your soul.

Once the literal purging is finished.

Wait, what?

Yeah, before the enlightenment portion,

there's a projectile vomiting and hallucination portion.

Oh. (laughs)

I don't think mine's working.

Have another sip.

(birds singing)

(sighs)

(laughs)

Nope. Still nothing.

Maybe I'm just already evolved.

Oh!

Oh, good blord.

(thudding)

(soda tab clicks open, liquid pouring)

(liquid hissing)

Kareema.

Your coffee make sound of fizzy bubble soda pop.

I know. Weird.

You also suffer no signs of withdrawal.

Please, hey, be pal.

One sip.

I give you 20 dollar.

20 bucks for a sip?

Da.

Deal. (panting)

Mmm. Oh, sweet, fizzy, fizzy soda.

Spasibo.

Just do me a favor.

You tell your comrades to come see me.

(whispers) I got what they need.

Da.

Hello, honeymoon.

XAVIER: Has anyone got any questions?

Uh, yes.

Why can we neglect the seasonal Yarkovsky Effect

in calculating the probability of impact?

Ah, because the heliocentric radius

is large compared to the geocentric radius,

so, as we get closer to the planet...

It has less influence,

so what was a close encounter

at the same position is now a direct hit.

Precisely.

So how do we stop it?

I have got a few thoughts on the subject,

but we might want to order dinner first.

Who wants Thai?

Oh, so, are we getting close?

Yeah. Just follow my lead.

Okay.

(sighs)

(Sigur R?s' "Hopp?polla" plays, sung in native language)

Sugar butter!

What?

Sugar butter.

Like, everyone should try peanut butter,

and-and-and apple butter and almond butter,

and-and butter butter,

but never sugar butter.

It's just like butter butter, but with sugar.

It's a better butter.

There-there's so many things that people haven't tried.

But-but there-there is also things that people have tried,

but I haven't tried them.

I want to try them.

(laughing)

Isn't life just beautiful?

It's just like one long line

of infinite possibilities.

And th-there's so much that I-I want to do.

Starting with you.

Over here, sexy.

Uh...

Talia.

All we have is right now.

And right now is happening all the time,

so we, we need

to make the most of all the time right now.

Yes.

GRAHAM: Evie?

Graham.

Of course you're here.

The perils of the same guide book.

(both laugh)

So, uh, did you see the lights?

- Yeah. Did you? - Yeah.

It was stunning.

Magical.

It's pretty crazy, huh?

I mean, we just,

keep running into each other.

Yeah.

Wait.

Okay.

Sorry.

Uh, kind of thought we were having a moment.

We were, and we almost had several more.

(laughs) Look.

Um, I'm not trying to push anything.

I'm, really, I'm not.

Doesn't it seem like the universe

is trying to tell us something?

You know, I don't really believe in that.

Fate. Some external force controlling us.

It just takes away all agency.

Every decision I've ever made has led me to this place

at this moment, not fate.

Okay. Well, what if you decided

to extend your trip?

And then we could decide

to see how this goes.

Yeah. That's tempting, but...

then I'd be following your lead,

and this trip is about forging my own path.

Right.

So I'm gonna go.

I have an early flight tomorrow, so...

What if you're wrong?

What if you're wrong?

What if this is fated?

Well, then we'll cross paths again, won't we?

XAVIER: Let's not discouraged, all right?

What if we revisit launching the ion beam shepherds?

It's not possible.

We're years away from having a shuttle capable of that.

(sighs)

What if we use solar sails?

We ran the simulations.

- MAN: Didn't work. - Mm-mm.

XAVIER: Oh.

I need more caffeine... and sugar.

Please.

Follow me, big boy.

Sweet Sharapova.

It's a speakeasy.

(Ragtime-style music plays)

You are hero.

All right. Enjoy yourself.

Spend lots of money.

Do you have any, uh pretzels?

No. Oh.

Holy chilly cherry cola.

Hey, Hank... Uh, can I interest you

in a delicious homemade soda?

Kareema, you have to shut this place down now.

For me, please.

I promised Deirdre I'd support her.

You know, from where I'm standing, it looks like

you could use a little support.

First one's on the house.

I can't. Come on.

You're such a good boyfriend.

You deserve a treat.

(whispers) She never has to know.

No, no, no, no, no.

(groans)

Okay, please, hit me again.

Ah, ah.

(groaning)

Hank. (yells)

Tsetse fly.

How you been? How you doing? What's happening? What's up?

Is that vomit on your shirt? Things good?

Yeah. No. I'm...

- Are you on something? - No, no.

- No. Are you? - What?

No. Not anymore. Listen, you know how we always wanted

- to start a band together? - Mm-hmm.

You do the music, I do the noises.

Yes, yes, yes.

What are we waiting for?

Let's, let's, let's do it today.

- Yes! - Yes.

I will literally say yes to anything.

- I feel so good. - I feel so good, too.

- (laughing) We need a band name. - We need instruments.

- We need merch. - We need T-shirts.

- We need lasers. - Um, we need lyrics.

- We need flags. - We need songs.

- We need keyboards - We need a venue.

I think you're a super fit for Big BoxTown,

given your Cybermart experience.

Thank you. What really drew me to this job,

was that the ad mentioned an international component.

I just got back from a life-changing trip to Iceland.

And it really clarified for me

that I want to see more of the world.

Oh. Uh, n-no. By "international component,"

I meant that the QC manager here would liaise with QC managers

in other branches in other countries.

You know, like, by phone and e-mail.

Oh. Okay.

Well, I'm also excited about the charity arm

that the ad mentioned.

(laughing) Oh, so are we.

Although, the launch is still a good 18 to 24 months away.

Oh.

XAVIER: This feels hopeless.

We can't expect to solve a crisis

like this in a couple days, right?

There's an elite asteroid defense team

from Silicon Valley...

B612.

- Have you met with them? - No.

But I wrote to them, more than I write to you,

but they never responded.

Well, they are gathering together in D.C.

to work with us on this.

And I want you to come with me.

You have been thinking about this longer than anybody.

And we need you.

EVIE: I need something different.

Something that combines everything I'm passionate about.

Organization, logistics, philanthropy, world travel,

and I don't know if that job exists,

but I am gonna keep looking for it.

Thank you for your time.

Hold on.

I think my sister

might have something ideal for you.

Why don't you give her a call?

It would mean completely upending your life.

But it sounds like you're ready for that.

TYRA: I know it's a lot to ask.

It means totally upending your life.

And for the time being, you couldn't tell anybody why.

Look at it this way,

I'm asking you to help save humankind.

- (gasping) Oh, oh! - Yep.

- Yep, yep. - Yep.

Okay. Can we do that again?

- But then pop two this time. - Okay.

Yeah. Yeah, I'll try it. Try everything once.

You know? That's... (popping) Oh, oh.

(BOTH) Oh. Oh.

- I think we got it. - Play it back. Play it, run it back.

(popping)

Na, na

Na-na

- Na-na, na-na.

- (laughing)

Everything is music.

Everything is noises.

(both laughing)

Jesse, have you been using my toothbrush to clean the sink?

Hey.

Hi.

Hi. Thanks for coming.

How was Iceland? It was good.

It was transformative.

I'm so sorry I didn't go.

Things... went awry.

No. It-it's fine that you didn't come.

You know, better, actually.

You know, it turns out going alone was exactly what I needed.

So I just went with it.

Brilliant.

Well, in the spirit of spontaneity,

um, what would you say if...

if I asked you to move to D.C. with me?

(clears throat)

Wh-what? Like, like right now?

No. Tomorrow.

What is in D.C.?

A job with the government.

Sort of a dream job, actually.

I can't really say much more than that.

This is about the asteroid?

I thought your research was wrong.

Well, there's always the slightest possibility that...

it isn't.

Wow.

Look. You know what? Even if you were right,

I wouldn't want to know at this point.

I'm in the best place of my life.

I got my own dream job.

I went after exactly what I wanted,

and I got it.

Wow. That's fantastic.

It is.

It's in the Philippines.

In-in the Philippines.

Well...

It's-it's a ways from D.C., then.

If I followed you to D.C., I'd regret losing this opportunity.

Just like you would if you followed me,

so let's agree not to regret anything.

Because...

I don't regret a thing so far.

- Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh

- (screaming)

Whoa, oh, oh

I'm chasing after

- All that matters

- I'm flying!

'Cause all I want

Is you.

Hey, what do you say...

we do one more?

(both shouting)

(yelling)

(Evie yelling, Xavier laughing)

BOTH: Na, na-na, na-na, na, na, na

You go high, I go low. Okay, okay.

Na, na-na, na-na, na, na

- (harmonizing) - Oh...

- My God, it's so much better. - It's so much better.

Oh! Hi, Hank.

- Tom. - Tim. Timo...

Timothy. Timothy Fing... You know what?

Tom's fine. I-I'll be Tom.

(hiccups)

(inhales)

Why do I smell high fructose corn syrup?

I don't know.

What's this on your shirt?

Nothing.

Soda...

(pops lips) pop.

Fine.

- We've been drinking. - Yeah, very responsibly.

No.

Where

did you

get it?

(indistinct chatter)

It's the fuzz!

Where's the fizz?

You have risked the health and well-being

of everyone in this warehouse,

and you will be held to account.

KAREEMA: I was just trying

to make enough money to pay for my honeymoon.

Go into debt like everyone else!

HANK: That's enough!

(bottle drops into basket)

You can't treat people like this.

This prohibition isn't just about the fizzy pop.

What's really going on with you?

I have obsessed

about health...

specifically yours and mine...

for an urgent and unexpected reason.

I am currently with child.

What?

And I apologize

for going overboard with the health measures,

but I am a woman of advanced age, and...

you and I need to be around for a very long time

- for this child. - Are you... ?

You're saying I'm gonna be a papa bear?

I am indeed.

(laughing) Oh, my God...

(laughing, sobbing)

- Oh. Aw... Oh. Oh. - These are happy tears.

(laughing) (sobbing)

(whooping)

(Evie whoops, laughs)

Oh, man, that was fun.

That was one of our best.

You know, I'm gonna miss this.

You know... just because we're not together anymore

doesn't mean you have to stop going on adventures.

Oh, I fully intend to keep adventuring,

but what I'm gonna miss is you.

Evie...

(sighs) because of you...

I reconciled with my dad...

... I fell in love...

... and I had 133 of the best days of my entire life.

So thank you.

Well, because of you, I took risks

I never would've taken,

I quit my job, and I learned to carpe the fig out of my diem,

(chuckles) so...

thank you.

(laughs softly)

Hold on to this.

And if everything goes as I hope...

I'll be back for it in four months.

It feels so weird to say good-bye.

Well...

then...

let's just say, "Until we meet again."

Yeah, until we meet again.

(takes deep breath)

(exhales)

- _ - I wanna be a part-time lover

I could never be a full-time friend

You're never gonna need another...

It's really nice of you to record this.

Oh, yeah, I figure I can sell the footage

if they get famous, and take a second honeymoon.

(gasps) Oh, so you've raised enough money for Jamaica?

KAREEMA: Yup. Turns out recycling is a great thing to do.

For money.

When your speakeasy gets shut down,

but you still need cash for a sex resort.

The Finger! The Noise!

(whooping)

Yes! Yes!

(whooping)

Rock on!

(gasps, laughs)

Let's-let's-let's do something crazy.

Let's-let's go freebasing off a cliff.

I think you mean base jumping.

I did.

But let's not rule anything out.

Okay! (laughs)

Oh, Hank, I do hope Hank Jr. is as facile with noises

- as you are. - Wait! I-It's a boy?

We don't know. But either way, it's gonna be named Hank Jr.

- Oh, see, that's cool. - HANK: Speaking of HJ.

Hank.

(gasps)

It's a baby hazmat suit for the baby.

To protect our offspring against airborne pathogens.

Oh! That's right, baby doll.

(Deirdre crying)

That's actually extremely touching.

Wait, what are you doing?

- I just, I really... - Don't. Don't

- No, I just want to say... - Evie...

I'm really gonna miss you guys.

(crying) Okay, I'm not gonna cry twice in one year.

That is revolting.

It's too late.

Oh! (laughs)

Oh, come on.

HANK: Bring it in, guys.

DEIRDRE: I like hugging now!

(crying) God, I hate... hate you all.

(electronic ding)

WOMAN (over speakers): Ladies and gentlemen. Welcome aboard Manila Air

Flight 518.

Evie?

I knew I should have worn my bib today.

(laughing)

What are you doing here?

I-I could ask you the same thing.

Well, I'm headed to my next post in the Philippines.

You must be in the wrong seat, 'cause they told me

this one's reserved for our new logistics coordinator.

That would be me.

Excuse me?

Yeah, they, uh, they said in my interview

that Doctors Without Borders has 60 posts across the world.

What are the chances

that we'd both be bound for the Philippines?

Is it chance? Or is it the result

of every decision we've ever made?

I thought a lot about what you said in Iceland,

and, um, you were right.

I'm here right now

because four months ago I made a decision

to get soda from a vending machine.

Well, that must have been a great soda.

There's more to it. Um, I was working

at a hospital here, and, uh, I had the strangest conversation

with this guy by the vending machine.

He said that I looked burned out, and I said I was,

and... he said,

"What would you be doing if you knew

that your time was limited?"

When was this? What was the date?

September 15.

And I know for sure, because I applied

for Doctors Without Borders that night.

Hey, uh, thanks for the talk, man.

Oh, you're welcome, mate.

Wow, you're not gonna believe this, but I...

I know that guy.

TYRA (on TV) On behalf of the president,

I stand here before you with some alarming news.

An asteroid known as 2000-WX-354

is currently on a collision course with the Earth.

What did she just say?

Representatives...

from every space agency in the world,

the best and the brightest this planet has to offer,

have assembled here in Washington.

JESSE: Holy nuts!

That's my cuz!

With their help,

we will work day and night

to divert or destroy this asteroid

and to ensure the collective survival

of humankind.

(electronic ding)

WOMAN (over speakers): Attention, ladies and gentlemen,

we have some bad news.

Unfortunately...

we've misplaced our bottle opener,

so beverage service will be slightly delayed.

We apologize for this inconvenience.

Well, it's not the end of the world.

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