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Whose body is that?

You had low level exposure to a contaminant

that is reducing your body to a nutrient sludge.

What are you doing?

Why can't your family leave anything alone?

Previously on Goosebumps...

This is Uncle Matty's tape. It can help my dad.

Is that the new girl? Hey, Hannah!

Hey!

Who did Devin say he was going to meet?

Hannah, from the tape.

That's not possible. That was like 30 years ago.

I'm looking for a cameraman with a great smile

to help me on a top secret project.

You mean like a doc or something?

Not a doc, a dare.

Why do they call it Camp Nightmare?

Dare's over. We're leaving.

- Hey, w-- Matty, your face! - Matty!

Oh, God, what is that?

I remember being in one of those pods.

There's something down there that will destroy the world.

It's been my life's work to keep it buried.

Devin! Devin, stop!

Well, you're not doing a very good job.

Tell me about it.

Okay, Camp Nightmooners, welcome to Fort Jerome,

the next stop on our Civil War Badge Tour.

This fort utilized four tiers of cannons

and sixty-eight guns, just under where we are right now.

Boom!

Aw, I didn't realize I accidentally went

to the girl's bunk this morning.

Um, do the cannons still work?

Well, it's from the Civil War,

so I would say nope.

All right, any more dumb questions

or can we keep moving?

All right.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Chop chop!

The fort sat unused until 1890

when the government conducted torpedo experiments

designed by Thomas Edison himself.

Cool. He invented the telephone.

No, idiots. He invented the television.

Let's keep it moving. Come on.

-Let's go. -Is it safe?

Yeah, it's safe. Just don't jump, numbnuts.

Let's get over here. Come on.

Aw, you kids are so pathetic. Bunch of scaredy cats.

Come on, look. See, nothing to worry about.

It's just a ledge. Let's go.

Come on, don't be a bunch of little chickens.

What?

Far out.

- Hey. - Hey.

How's it going?

Not good, but Trey said he might know something

about the woman who took my dad,

so we've just been here waiting.

Cool.

- You okay? - Hannah was so real,

I was having full conversations with her.

Devin.

You know that that was all in your head, right?

How-- How could it be all in my head

if I know what she looks like?

This is the Hannah I was talking to, right here.

I'm just trying to help you. You don't have to yell at me.

- Okay, I'm not yelling at you. - I'm just...

...emphatically talking to you.

I believe you, but...

She's not alive anymore.

That's just the thing. I feel like she is.

And this is hard to explain.

I have this really weird connection to her.

Okay. Not sure you can take a ghost girl to prom.

I'm not gonna... Stop making fun of me.

I'm serious.

Devin...

you were in a trance.

Just think.

Think about everything we've been going through.

This is just one more thing.

This is not like that. I think Hannah needs our help.

And if we can help her,

maybe we can help my dad.

Worst possible thing just happened.

My mom hired another delivery driver. DJ.

That's unbelievable.

I know DJ. He's cool.

You're not helping.

I'm-- I'm sorry, but can we focus

on what really matters right now?

Okay, like we just watched proof of mutants

-being created by the military. -Th-- They're not mutants.

They're zombies.

Trust me, your dad was giving off

big zombie energy.

Okay, I don't care what is under that fort.

Mutants, zombies, I don't care.

Because all I care about right now is finding my dad,

who is still missing.

And in pieces.

Yo, check this out. I found something.

I knew I'd seen that lady before.

This is that 20/20 episode that my dad was interviewed in.

Yeah, I knew Matty. He was my neighbor.

Don't you have that same shirt, Trey?

Yeah, it's vintage.

But the fact that all that's left of them

is just their clothes, I mean, that tells me

everything I need to know: cult.

Probably of some kind of satanic origin.

What are we gaining from watching this again?

- Just keep watching. - Joe Jr.,

-get your ass back in here! -Mom, just one second!

Even though the mother of one of the boys

- who went missing, Naomi Brewer... - Wow. That's really sad.

...doesn't believe her son drowned,

the caretaker of Fort Jerome was there that night

and saw the kids go skinny dipping.

- Oh, my God, that's her. - Fast-moving currents

will pull people out to sea.

Oftentimes, those bodies are never recovered.

There is a reason why this site has never been open to the public.

Not to mention chemical toxins still exist from its early days

- as a, uh, military site. - See? Military mutants.

Or military zombies.

Okay, you guys are missing the point.

She knew where I was. She knew where your dad was.

She could be, like, watching us right now.

I don't think she has hidden cameras

in my grandma's house.

Dr. Ramona Pamani...

No, there's nothing on the internet with that name.

Just give it to me. Huh, that's weird.

There's only one result for Dr. Pamani,

but it's Dr. Avi Pamani?

- Who? - He wrote a book,

I don't really know,

it's Global Risk Management: The End of the World As We Know It.

That sounds like a good read.

Unfortunately, it is out of print

and not online. That's great.

Fake medical doctor or not, she was in the hospital.

Frankie, your mom works there. Can she help us?

Maybe. Yeah, uh,

-we can try. -Yeah, I'll go with you.

Okay, and then Alex and CJ and I,

we can track down this book.

Yeah, that's great. That's great. I love being the third wheel.

How did I get here?

Where's my phone? Wait...

What's going on?

What?

That's impossible.

What?

Hello?

Hello? Can anyone hear me?

Devin!

Cece!

Help! Help!

Mama.

Frankie!

What are you guys doing here?

We need your help with something.

We're looking for the doctor who treated Trey.

Is everything okay, Trey?

Yeah, yeah, no, yeah, I just-- I've been having

some, um, recurring relapses in my symptoms.

Symptoms have been pretty...

symptom-y in my, um, spleens.

Okay, let me look up your doctor.

Thank you.

What?

Uh, this is weird.

The doctor who saw you is actually

a pediatric dermatologist.

This doesn't make any sense.

Yeah, 'cause I'm not a boy. I'm a man.

And you weren't having skin problems.

-Hundred percent. -Just one second.

When did you, uh, uh... stop seeing your pediatrician?

'Cause I still see mine.

Hi. Hey.

-I'm looking for Dr. Jane Clark... -Y-- Yeah.

...who worked with a patient earlier in the week in the ICU.

Oh. Okay.

Thanks for letting me know.

That doctor had her badge stolen last week.

I need to report this right away.

Um, maybe if you show us the security footage,

-we can try to, um... -To identify her.

Okay. Come with me.

This seems very strange.

I've never head of anything like this happening at the hospital.

It's scary. Is everything okay?

Yes, Mom. Don't worry.

Here we go.

This was the morning after you were brought in.

Tell me when you see the doctor you described.

No, it's cool. It's cool. It's all right. It's all right.

Well, it-- You know, I-- I was--

I was really just trying to comfort her.

Yeah, no, it's cool. It's-- It's-- It's--

I was in a coma, but it's-- it's cool.

You were catatonic...

- Well... - Which is different.

It is not as bad.

Listen, I was really worried, okay?

Yeah. Uh, Devin just came

-to check up on me. -She was beside herself, really.

She was there all night.

A-- And, you know, I got there, and then...

-That's your... flirt stance. -N-- No, it's not! I...

It's definitely your flirt stance.

- Okay, Mama. - Yep.

Can-- Okay, can we just speed this up, please?

We have to find that doctor.

Oh, that's her right there.

That's definitely her.

CJ said he saw her in a hallway by the ICU.

Okay. I'll go to that hallway.

It lets out in the front of the hospital.

She drives a Range Rover? That's... really baller.

Can you zoom in and get the license plate?

I need to turn this over to the police.

I have to get back to work.

You alright?

Yes, of course. Bye, Mom.

- Did you get it? - Yeah, we can run the plates at the shop.

That sounds legal.

You wanna find her or not? Come on.

Anthony?

Devin? Cece?

Hey, it's Anthony...

Anthony, come on, this is important.

You can't just ignore me. I have been calling all day.

I need to see what's on that tape, too.

Hey, Jen! When are you gonna do something

about those people letting their dogs poop in my yard?

Oh yeah, I'm starting a task force for that now.

Hey, have you seen Anthony?

No, but all those kids came rushing out of the house.

Some of them took his car. I think something's up.

Wait, was Alex with them?

She was. So what's the name of this task force?

Oh, it's called

"I'm a Detective, I'm Not in Charge of Dog Poop."

I do not appreciate the sarcasm. You work for me, you know that?

Yeah, well, you don't pay me enough for this crap.

I tracked it into my house. Into my house, Jen!

Disgusting.

Hey, Morales, remember when you said

you knew somebody who handles

the ankle bracelet monitoring?

I need to call in a favor.

Hi, we called about an out-of-print book by Dr. Avi Pamani.

Oh, right. Let me check.

Thank you.

What? I get hungry when I'm nervous.

Here we go.

Global Risk Management: The End of the World As We Know It.

Wikipedia summary, please.

He's kind of cute.

Sexuality's a spectrum.

So let's just revisit that.

Okay, it seems like this book is about how the world

has to prepare for what we don't know and can't see.

So it's like a book of nightmares?

Basically. Oh, wow. He had doctorates in...

epidemiology, molecular biology, existential risk mitigation from MIT.

Existential risk mitigation? That doesn't sound good.

How do we even know that this guy is related to that woman?

Oh, well, here's him with his daughter.

Her name is Dr. R--

-Oh! -Oh! Gosh... That's my bad.

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

Dr. Ramona Pamani.

So are we gonna have to, like, buy this book now?

Yes.

All right, this is it. The address should be down that alley.

I feel like you shouldn't be able

to just look up somebody's address like this.

Well, it's so we can do credit checks, you know?

Her score, by the way, is over 800.

That's, like, unheard of. It's amazing.

I check my friend's parents' all the time.

Guys!

Okay. That's her.

Again, the Range Rover. That's so surprising.

Will you please let go of the Range Rover?

Cars are my love language, man, what can I say?

Hey!

Jeez.

Guys... you literally texted us the address.

How is this a surprise?

It doesn't mean you have to sneak up on us.

You look like criminals.

From the lips of an actual criminal.

Yeah, I know as soon as I said it.

How are we gonna get in?

I got it.

So, you just carry those with you everywhere you go?

Yeah, bro. You never know when you'll need 'em.

We really look like criminals now.

We really, really are criminals now.

That's just great.

Come on.

Hurry. She could be back any second.

Nice spot.

Wow, this really gives off super villain vibes.

Or veterinarian office vibes.

Will you guys cut it out?

I was just trying to lighten the mood.

Oh, my God. Is that my dad's shirt?

What?

-What are you doing? -Uh-- Wh...

That is a biohazard bin.

-How do you know? -It says biohazard!

429Z?

My dad's clothes are in there. He-- He was here.

Or part of him was.

Where is he now?

Hey, guys? Cece found something.

I'm keeping this.

Come on.

Guys, come look at this.

I-- I think it's like a journal of some sort,

but it documents all of her experiments.

She's been writing it since

entry day one, 1969.

What is the Orion Project?

Welcome to the Orion Project. This is a clandestine operation.

Going forward, you will only be referred to

by your numerical assignment.

You're number three,

number four,

and number five.

What's your name?

Number two.

So that makes you?

The one in charge. Please, open your cases.

This facility was built after the incident.

Once we go down, we stay down.

There is no contact with the outside world

from below.

This facility does not exist to anyone beyond this group.

Well, this keeps getting better and better.

What on Earth is down there?

It's not from Earth.

Wow...

He wasn't joking when he said "not from Earth."

Hazmat suits are to be worn in here at all times.

So we're dealing with a contagion?

We don't know what we're dealing with.

That's why you're here.

But it is a threat?

We don't know that.

We don't know anything.

Well, something warranted all the biohazard protocols.

What was it?

He was first contact.

The counselor from Camp Nightmoon.

More like Camp Nightmare.

Looks peaceful.

They say corpses are peaceful.

He's alive.

Let's get to work.

Day 186, test subject 339B.

Another day, another mouse.

Core temperature, a hundred degrees.

Specimen vitals all normal.

Start the exposure.

It's consistent, I'll give it that.

Vitals elevated. PA 02, 300 percent above normal.

His cerebral activity is slowing.

Respiratory rate dropping now.

Amnestic state is starting.

Nervous system shutting down.

Decomposition is imminent.

Sorry little fella.

Step back.

I hate this part.

Podding process complete.

Prepare the 429-D serum.

429-D serum, coming right up.

Injecting now.

What do you say? You wanna make a bet?

No.

We did it! The serum worked.

All right, guys. What's next?

Now we can try it on the camp counselor.

Hello, my brilliant daughter.

What is the real purpose of the Orion Project?

To assess and contain. You know that.

No, don't lie to me, Dad.

You want to do to that ship what we did to the pod.

The serum is a weapon.

I mean, you're trying to destroy that ship.

If it means saving humanity, then yes, I am.

No, Dad. We're scientists. We're not soldiers.

A foreign entity has entered our ecosystem,

and we have no defense against it.

Yes, but we don't know that it's a threat.

Really? Well, tell that to the man in the pod over there.

This isn't a school experiment, Ramona.

We aren't graded on our research and we don't defend it

to a panel of men in tweed jackets.

This is potentially life or death

for every single person on the planet.

- Yeah, but it's not that simple. - In this case, it is.

-Because you say so? -Because I'm right.

I mean, they lock us down in here for a whole year

with one lousy foosball table? I hate foosball.

I hate all sports.

I just ran the perimeter.

You guys should work out more.

Get those endorphins pumping.

Oh, a thousand laps in a circle

like one of the lab rats? No, thank you.

The serum works, do the human trial next,

and then you can go back to whatever it is

you do on the surface.

This is basically what I do on the surface,

minus the aliens.

Well, when I get outta here, I'm going to Hawaii

for like a month. Then I'll see my kids.

You have kids?

Four girls.

No one's leaving yet. You guys better take a seat.

Oh, great. There goes my afternoon nap.

There you are.

I need you all to get suited up.

We're gonna test the serum on the ship.

I'm guessing Number Two has shared her worldview with you.

The mission doesn't say anything about killing aliens.

The mission is to contain at all costs.

I'm not having this debate again.

-You don't have to. -We're all in agreement.

Look, I respect your position. I really do.

But it all comes down to risk.

And we cannot risk the entire human race.

I will do this.

So you don't have to.

Mission accomplished.

This isn't me.

This isn't me

This isn't me.

- Hm? - Get up, now.

-What? What's happening? -No time to explain.

Just put your suit on.

-What? Why? Why? What's wrong? -Just do it, Ramona! Please!

Okay, okay!

Five?

Five...

I'm sorry, this isn't me. This isn't me!

Whoa!

Come on!

-Dad? Dad, you killed him! -It wasn't him anymore, come on!

Hey, help! Help! Help! Help!

It's too late for them, come on!

Go, go, go! Keep going.

I'm right behind you.

What happened?

The serum isn't shutting down the ship. It's fighting back!

Dad, come on.

My visor cracked when I fought off Number 5.

What? No, don't!

I am so sorry to leave you with this burden.

But it's up to you now. And only you.

Dad, no! No, please!

Think of the greater good. Contain--

Dad!

Dad!

If you are reading this,

the Orion Project under Fort Jerome has failed.

But you have survived.

You must contain the ship.

If it were to get out,

it could mean the end of humanity as we know it.

If there's anyone who can handle this, it's you,

my brilliant daughter.

I'm sorry I won't be there to help.

I love you. Dad.

Get away from that!

You have no idea what that is.

Actually, we do.

Yeah, we kinda know everything.

Including how you locked your own father

in that facility to die.

You have no idea what I've been through

and what I've had to sacrifice.

There's more to the story than what's in these journal entries.

My father was right. The ship is a threat.

I've spent the last 55 years containing it.

And in all that time, the Brewer family

has made that very difficult for me.

Is our dad in that room under the fort?

That's what happens once you're exposed.

The ship draws you back to it.

That's what happened to me?

So, how did he get out?

With what's in there.

After all these years, I perfected my father's formula.

Wait, so that means that that can maybe save our dad.

No, y-- you don't understand.

It is too risky to go back down there.

No, no, you don't understand.

My dad is a scientist.

And he always says that science should be

the riskiest profession or you're not doing it right.

And then, he'd make some bad botany pun.

I was-- I'm just trying to help.

You were right about what you said.

You were a scientist, not a soldier.

And you still are one.

You remind me of a younger me.

And you would do anything to get your dad back, wouldn't you?

Help us.

Please.

I'll help you. But we have to move fast.

Your father doesn't have a lot of time.

No. No, no, no. No.

No, no. No!