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AUTOMATED VOICE:
Core temperature too high.

Meltdown imminent.

(alarm blaring)

Core temperature too high.
Meltdown imminent.

Core temperature too high.

-Meltdown imminent.
-(groaning)

Core temperature too high.
Meltdown imminent.

(blaring continues)

Shut down reactor
immediately.

(gasping)

-Core temperature too high.
-(steady beeping)

Meltdown imminent.

-(coughs) Help!
-Core temperature too high.

-(gasping and grunting)
-Meltdown imminent.

Core temperature too high.

-Meltdown imminent.
-(grunts)

Core temperature too high.
Meltdown imminent.

-(coughing)
-Shut down reactor
immediately.

East wall.

AUTOMATED VOICE:
Core temperature too high.

(grunting)

Meltdown imminent.

(electricity crackling)

-Meltdown imminent.
-(Owen groans)

Nuclear meltdown
in ten, nine...

eight, seven...

Nuclear meltdown
in six, five...

-(Owen groaning)
-...four, three...

two, one.

(theme music plays)

TK STRAND:
Oh, my God, this is terrible.

Babe, I can't believe
I missed this.

What? What's going on?

Our aspirin expired
two months ago.

So? What's the big deal?

Because they check
for that kinda stuff.

They go through
our medicine cabinets?

Yes, it's the Department of
Family and Protective Services.

They, they kinda look
through everything.

Babe, you need to relax.

How am I supposed to relax?

I just FaceTimed Jonah
at that boarding school

that Enzo sent him to,

and he was crying
his little eyes out.

-All he wants is
to live with us.
-CARLOS REYES: And he will.

It's what your stepdad
wants for him. too.

This is basically
a formality.

Yeah, I don't know
about all that.

He's facing
25 years for fraud.

I don't think
the courts are gonna

hold his opinion
at a very high regard

if the social worker disagrees.

She won't.

(sighs deeply)

You think our emergency plan
is displayed well enough?

-I do.
-TK: Good.

'Cause I want her to know

that we can handle
a crisis.

We submitted sworn affidavits

of our work history
and job performance.

Pretty sure she knows.

Alright, what if she doesn't
like where we put his bed?

Where else would we put it?

I mean, we could
give him our room.

We're not giving him
our room.

But, babe, he's not gonna
have any privacy.

He will when we finish
these bookshelf partitions.

(sighs deeply)

What if she thinks our aesthetic
is too severe for a child?

(light music playing)

Our aesthetic...

is not too severe.

When the social worker
looks around,

she's not gonna care
about the bed

or the aspirin
in the cabinet.

She's going to care about
all the love we have for Jonah.

-I sure hope so.
-I know so.

This is where your brother
is going to grow up.

We're going to be a family.

-Okay.
-Okay.

Now grab a hammer
and work on that bookshelf.

(chuckles) Okay.

MATEO CHAVEZ:
So why can't we get
a dog again?

(chuckles)
Because we are too busy

and dogs are really needy.

And we're both allergic to cats.

Yeah, but plants are, like,
the most boring pet ever.

They are not boring.
They're magic.

I mean, look at those
money trees over there.

They're definitely plants.

They're lucky.

MATEO:
I could get behind that.

So should we just get, like,
the biggest one here, yeah?

Uh, well, not too big,

because we're gonna have
to schlep it back and forth

between our places.

Seriously? The tree?

Look, why don't we
just move in already

and let's just get it over with?

Babe, you know
I'm not ready for that.

Well, when will you be?

What are we waiting for?

We both know how this is
gonna end up either way.

Which is?

Marriage.

Or not.

Um, Nancy, do you not wanna

get married to me?

I don't wanna
get married to anyone.

I don't believe in marriage.

You don't believe in marriage?
What? What does that even mean?

Baby, I'm just saying that
I don't think that you and I

need rings to prove that
we're each other's person.

Right here.

-Right. Yeah. You're right.
-Yeah.

Are you freaking out?

I feel like
you're kinda freaking out.

No, I'm just looking
for the most portable one

that we could, um, carry back
and forth, like you said, right?

You know, what about this one?

You like that one?
Yeah. Let's get that one.

Oh, hey, bro.
I-I was gonna pick that one.

Well, then why
is it in my hands?

Uh, because
you snaked it from me.

What's your problem?

Hey, babe, Teo,
let's just get another.

I don't want
another plant, okay?
I want this one.

Listen to your wife, buddy.

You don't want any part of this.

She's not my wife, jerk!

-Let it go.
-Or what? Huh?

Or I'm gonna kick
your little...

(grunting)

You said let it go.

(grunting)

-(punch thuds)
-(pots clatter)

Hey, just stay down, bro, okay?

Look, we don't even need
to do this right now.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean--

-Yo!
-Whoa! Dude!

MAN:
Get back, the both of you!

You, you're under arrest
for assault.

Dude, are you making
a citizen's arrest right now?

No, I'm off-duty APD.

Bro, I'm a firefighter.
We're on the same side here.

Call 9-1-1.
Tell 'em Sgt. Landon

is code 3 at this address,
they'll know what that means.

MATEO:
But you swung first.

Yeah? Tell it to the judge.

-(knock on door)
-PAUL STRICKLAND: Hey, Cap.

-Hey, Paul. What's up?
-Not much.

Just wanted to let you know
that Nancy just called

and said Mateo's
gonna be late today.

-She say where he was?
-PAUL: No.

Only that he had
a personal appointment

-that he couldn't get out of.
-OWEN STRAND: Hmm.

Alright.

Are you going somewhere?

Uh... Uh, yeah.

I, I too have
a personal appointment

that I can't get out of.

Oh, at the top of the shift?

Where you going?

It's a, uh...

Uh, it's a hair thing,
if you must know.

You always take your briefcase
to these hair things?

-I work while I'm there.
-Hmm.

-Don't do that.
-Don't do what?

Dismissed, Lieutenant.

Hmm.

PAUL: Mm-hmm.

(sirens wailing)

So they were on the door
when it went up

and got caught in the gears.

-They?
-Jax is non-binary.

-They use they/them.
-Got you.

Lieutenant, you want me
to grab the airbag?

-PAUL: Yeah, please. Gallagher!
-GALLAGHER: Yes, sir?

Grab the rotary saw
and find the building manager

-so we can turn off
the power to the gate.
-GALLAGHER: Copy that.

Hey, Jax, we're gonna
get you down, okay, bud?

Greatly appreciate it.
Thanks.

-PAUL: How's your arm?
-Fine. Just stuck.

The gate turned off
when I got caught.

It's probably a safety shut-off.

Hey, do I know you?
Doesn't she look familiar?

-Eh.
-Ysabel, keep filming.

-This is great content.
-YSABEL: Bet.

PAUL:
So how exactly did they
get stuck up there, anyway?

-EVAN: Um...
-No comment.

Probably playing chicken.

Kids film themselves
hanging off these gates

to see who jumps first.
Am I right?

PAUL:
Yeah, so I'm guessing
you lost, huh?

What makes you say that?

Favoring your right ankle.
Probably from the fall.

Hey, Marjan, can you check out
his ankle until EMS gets here?

Yes, sir.

Wait, you're Firefox.

Jax! Jax, this is Firefox!

Seriously? Hey, could you
follow my Insta?

JaxAtax! Two X's, one T,
and-and one exclamation point!

Why don't we get you
down first, alright?

Hey, I think there could be
a lot of synergy here.

They're gonna be
the next Jackass for Gen Z.

Yeah, they're certainly
on their way.

GALLAGHER (on radio):
Okay, power's off, L.T.

PAUL: Hey, Jax. I'm Paul.

Why don't you put
your feet over here

on this ladder
so you can rest?

-There you go.
Is that better?
-Yeah.

Great. Alright.

-How's your pain?
-Fine.

Cool Hand Luke over here, huh?

I don't know who that is.

(chuckles)
Don't worry about it.

Alright, look,
let me take that saw there.

I'm gonna try to cut you
out of here, okay?

-Okay.
-Cover you up with this.

If it starts to hurt,
you let me know, alright?

Okay.

Just gonna cover you.

Watch out for this box,
okay?

JAX: Got it.

(saw whirring)

PAUL:
Just gotta get through
these bars, and you're out.

(groans)

Hey, I thought you said
it wasn't hurting.

(straining)
I said it was fine.

I'm used to pain.

You sound like someone
who's made a habit out of it.

Yeah, not always by choice.

(saw whirring)

(groans)

(metal clunks)

PAUL: Okay. (grunts)

-Alright. (grunts)
-(Jax groans)

Okay, they're out!

(gate rattling)

Hey!

I thought you killed
the power to this thing!

I did too!

Probably reactivated
now that nothing's blocking it!

Their hoodie's stuck!

(dramatic music playing)

-Shut it off!
-I'm trying!

PAUL:
It's gonna crush them!

-(Jax screaming)
-(Paul grunts)

(metal gate clangs)

-Are you okay?
-Yeah!

Okay, come on. Come on.

-Roll. No problem.
-JAX: Thank you.

-Thank you.
-You're welcome.

-Thank you.
-Alright.

-Thank you.
-You're okay.

-That was close, right?
-Yeah, too close.

Alright.

That was wicked!

Ysabel got all of it.

You're gonna trend for sure.

Hell, yeah.

PARAMEDIC:
Come here, kid,
let's check you out.

We baby-locked all the cabinets,
covered all the outlets.

We also have an emergency plan
in plain view

per the state's recommendation.

I assume we're calling
this Jonah's room?

We were actually talking about
just giving him the master.

ALISSA: I don't think
that's necessary.

I think this is adorable.

Who doesn't love
a race car bed?

(TK chuckles)

I told you she'd like it.

The purpose of a pre-adoptive
home screening is to ensure

Jonah is brought up in a stable
and loving environment.

-CARLOS: Mm-hmm.
-So I'd like to ask you

about the homes
you grew up in.

Carlos,
let's start with you.

You wrote that your
parents were married
for 31 years, correct?

-Correct.
-How would you describe
the household in a word?

In a word?
Um... Disciplined.

But my mom was
very affectionate, though.

Still is.

And your father?

Didn't really show it.

Especially when
I first came out.

Uh, but he did in the end.
He was a very loving man.

He was a great dad.

ALISSA:
TK, I see your parents
got divorced.

That can be
very traumatic for a child.

It was, but it made me
appreciate how important it is

to never take
your family for granted.

Do you think
it could have contributed

to your drug use later on?

Uh, sometimes addiction develops
as a response to trauma.

I see you checked
"yes" on having

a history with
drug or alcohol abuse.

Oh. Um, no, no, I...

I got hooked on pills
after a bike accident.

It had nothing to do
with my parents,

who were amazing,
by the way.

They're the ones
who got me into rehab and...

I mean, they saved my life.

TK has been sober
for five years.

Yes, I see
he wrote that here.

Well, he-he didn't
just write it in.

Uh, he goes
to meetings every week.

-He has a sponsor.
-Babe, it's okay.

Um, is that gonna
disqualify us?

Not if you're willing to
submit to random drug testing.

-Yeah, absolutely.
Of course.
-Yeah.

Then you should be fine.

Congratulations on five years,
by the way.

I'm in recovery myself.

I'd like to talk about something
slightly less sensitive now.

-Yes, please.
-Let's talk about your jobs.

CARLOS: Mm-hmm.

You both work
pretty long hours.

Yes, we do,

but we can get off
whenever we might need to.

It's true. And my mom
can be here anytime for Jonah.

I mean, 24/7. (laughs)
Whether we like it or not,

-right?
-(TK chuckles)

So, walk me through
a typical day's work for you.

Um, well, that's...

I mean, that's what
we love about our jobs.

-CARLOS: Yeah.
-There is no typical.

-(all chuckle)
-ALISSA: I can only imagine.

As a paramedic,
you must have
some wild stories.

I wouldn't even know
where to start.

Well, there was that time that

I got stuck
in a toxic gas cloud

or running through lava bombs.

Lava bombs?
That's like out of a movie.

No movie script
would be that ridiculous.

What about you, Carlos?

As a Texas Ranger,

you must have
your fair share
of adventures.

Well, I mean,
it comes with the territory.

You never know if you'll be
chasing down bank robbers

or kicking in the door
to a cartel stash house.
(chuckles)

Amazing.

(scribbling notes)

I think I have
everything I need.

So...

(TK sighs)

Did we pass?

Are you gonna recommend
for Jonah to come live with us?

I'm afraid
I can't do that.

-What?
-Why not?

Your little brother has
already lost both of his parents

to tragic circumstances.

His mother's sudden death,
his father's incarceration.

I can't place him in a home
where both adoptive parents

are involved
in such dangerous work.

Heroic as it may be.

I'm sorry.

Hey, Dr. Collins.

Hi, Tommy.
How are you feeling?

Well, I had an egg yesterday
that I managed to keep down.

And I watched an entire episode
of Bridgerton

without falling asleep,
so I think, uh,

I might finally
be turning that corner.

Good. That's good.

And yet you say it
like it's not.

(Tommy softly chuckles)

Dr. Collins...

what's going on?

I just looked
at your latest scans,

and the results
are concerning.

How concerning?

This is your scan from
when we started treatment.

This is from today.

As you can see,
the tumors have grown.

No, this doesn't
make any sense.

No, this, this treatment...

was supposed to be
a sure thing.

With cancer,
there's never a guarantee.

Okay.
Could, could it just be
that they're swollen?

Right?
That can happen, right?

The immune cells attack
the cancer,

and it causes the tumors
to swell before they shrink.

DR. COLLINS:
That can happen, yes.

In very rare cases.

But either way,
I'm afraid it may not matter.

What does that even mean?

This tumor here is now
pressing against your aorta.

It looks like it's already
started a small bleed.

If it grows another millimeter,
it's going to rupture.

Is there anything we can do?

There's no surgery for something
that close to your heart.

What am I looking at here?

Months?

Weeks?

Less?

It's impossible to say.

(gentle, somber
piano music playing)

Um...

My girls are in Atlanta...

visiting their uncle for a week.

Should I be calling them
to come home?

I think that's for the best.

Mr. Chavez, I'm Officer Ross.
This is Agent Sutton.

Listen, what that
cop said is BS, okay?

I'm AFD,
and he totally started it.

-We know.
-You do?

That guy's always
been such a dick.

Here, let me
help you with those.

MATEO: Oh...

Thank you.

So, does this mean
that I'm off the hook?

No, you'll still be charged
with disorderly conduct

for smashing
all those plants,

but we should have you
out of here soon.

So why is there
an FBI agent here?

Well, I'm not with the FBI,
Mr. Chavez.

I'm from Immigrations
and Customs Enforcement.

ICE.

As a Dreamer,
I'm sure you're aware,

any unlawful actions puts
your DACA status in jeopardy.

And that we take all attacks
on law enforcement

extremely seriously.

No matter who started it.

MATEO: That's crazy.

I didn't know
that was a cop.

AGENT SUTTON:
Well, be that as it may,

considering the severity
of the incident,

we've had to make
a very difficult decision.

Decision?
What decision?

(Agent Sutton clears throat)

Mateo Chavez,

this letter is to notify you
of the process of removal.

If you leave
the country voluntarily,

you'll be allowed
to reapply for legal re-entry

in the next
two to three years.

What are you saying?

I'm saying we're
deporting you, Mr. Chavez.

(indistinct PA announcements)

Hey, Jax. Hey, buddy.

Hey, Paul.
What are you doing here?

Uh, I... I just wanted
to see if you were okay.

Ah, it's just a few stitches.
I've had worse. (chuckles)

I do not doubt that.
You got a second?

Do you always visit the hospital
of people you rescue?

Well, sometimes
the rescue is not over

just because you bring
someone to the hospital.

(Paul clears throat)

I saw some of your TikToks.

I saw some videos of you
base jumping, car surfing.

Listen, Jax,
you're, you're a brave kid,

but some of those stunts
you're doing
are just plain stupid.

I don't know
what to tell you, man.

You don't get likes
playing it safe.

That's kinda what I wanted
to talk to you about.

You know, of all the videos
I've seen,

do you know which one was
the most concerning to me?

Grocery cart
on the highway?

No, no.

It's the one you posted
before you started doing
all the daredevil stuff.

Today was rough,
you guys.

I had to introduce myself
at my new school,

and when I said my pronouns,

the teacher groaned

and then some kids
started laughing.

People just don't get how
painful it is to not be seen.

Jax, I know what it's like
to wanna feel seen.

And doing this stuff is
going to get you eyeballs,

but it's going
to get you killed.

That's not true.

Yes, it is.

You have no idea how many kids
I've scraped off the pavement

because of one stupid mistake.

No, I mean, respectfully,

you don't know what it's like
to not be seen.

What makes you say that?

Oh, come on, man,
you're a firefighter.

You're a hero.

Nobody cares about me.
Everybody looks up to you.

First of all,
I care about you.

And I'm also trans.

What?

You? No way.

I wasted so much time

trying to prove who I was
to everybody else.

Trying to justify
my existence.

But I don't have to do that.

We do not have to do that.

But believing that we do
is dangerous.

I just wish I had someone
who would have told me

that I was enough.

So I'm telling you...

you are enough.

(voice breaking)
Um, thanks.

Thanks for,
thanks for saying that.

You're welcome.

While we're on that,
I highly recommend

you get some new friends.

(chuckles)

Some who don't
enjoy recording you

getting choked
to death on TikTok.

Yeah, well,
if you have any tips

on where to find them,
let me know. (laughs)

Why don't you come down
to the firehouse?

Seriously, I'd love
to give you a tour.

I mean, who knows,
maybe you can
make a career out of it.

We're always looking
for people who have guts.

Jax!
Are you done or what?

Uh, yeah.
Yeah, I just finished.

EVAN:
Alright, then, let's bounce.

I gotta go.

Take care of yourself, Jax.

YSABEL:
How many stitches
did you get?

-JAX: Nineteen.
-YSABEL: Oh, sick!

We should get a pic
of them for Insta.

(laughter)

(knocking)

Hey, Cap.
These just came for you.

OWEN: Open Sesame?

JUDD RYDER:
Open Sesame.

I don't think I know
what that is.

That's 'cause
it's in New York.

"A taste of what's to come."

-NYFD.
-Hmm.

Is this, uh,
New York trying to woo you

to be their, uh, chief again?

Uh, I am officially
beyond being wooed.

I met with my lawyer.
I went over the contract.

I've accepted.

Hot damn.

Congratulations, Owen.

Hey, this time there's nothing
in God's green earth

that's gonna
stop you from going.

Well, don't tempt Him.

JUDD: Yeah. Wow.

Wow. So, when, uh,
when do you start?

In a month.

(knock on door)

Hey, Cap.
Um, you got a sec?

There's something I need
to talk to you about.

Let me finish up here.
I'll come find you.

Sure. No problem.

-What's up, Judd?
-JUDD: What's up?

Whew. So I guess now you're
gonna have to tell everybody.

(exhales deeply) Yeah.

They're doing a story
in The Times tomorrow.

In The Times?
You're a big deal.

I'm a little worried how
the gang is gonna take it.

It'll be hard for 'em,
but they're all going
to be proud of you.

I know I am.

Thanks, Judd.

Boy, The New York Times.

The Gray Lady.

(laughing)

JUDD: How about that?

(FaceTime ringing)

(sniffles, exhales)

(ringing continues)

EVIE VEGA (on phone):
Hey, Mom. What's up?

Hey, mija.

Iz, it's Mom.

Hey, Mom.

Hey, you girls look like
you're out in the world
somewhere.

We just ordered boba.

TOMMY VEGA: Nice.

Is your, uh,
is your Uncle Julius there?

Yeah, he's outside.
Do you want us to get him?

No.

No, it's fine.

IZZY VEGA:
You'll never believe
what he got us.

What?

Tickets to
Olivia Rodrigo Friday!

(exhales sharply) What?

Wow. We love her.

EVIE:
I guess he met her
on tour or something.

We have backstage passes!

That's amazing.

Don't worry.
We'll send you selfies.

So, what's going on?

What?

Why are you calling?
Is everything okay?

Yep. Yeah.

Everything's fine. Fine.

I, um, I was missing you girls,
and so I just wanted to call

and let you know
I was thinking about you.

Okay...

And I love you very much.

Very much.

We love you too, Mom.

-BARISTA: Order 21.
-Our boba order's up.

We gotta go.

Okay.

Hey, have fun.

And, and don't forget
to send me those selfies.

(gentle, somber music playing)

(sobs)

(coughing)

SPEAKER: You always did look
so beautiful when you cried.

(gasping)

(exclaims)

Charles...?

Hello, Tommy.

No.

No, no. No.

No, you're not...

No, you can't be here.

I'm having a stroke.

I must be having a stroke.
(sniffles)

It's... Yes.

(exhales sharply)
The tear in my heart
just threw a clot.

And I should
probably call 9-1-1.

You're not having a stroke.

You don't need
to call 9-1-1.

They've been
to this address enough.

You're not real.

No, no.
You're a hallucination.

You're a hallucination
brought on by...

It's my stress.

And chemo and...

I can't... I can't...

(sniffles) No.

-How real was that?
-(gasps)

That's too real.

(Charles chuckles)

Hey. You hungry?

I'm gonna
make you something.

How does steak and eggs sound?

Charles?

Yes?

(voice breaking)
Why are you here?

I'm here to bring you home.

Charles... (exhales)

There's still
so much to do.

I know it feels that way.

I felt like that.

But you'll see in time,
it all happens as it should.

Well, what about the girls?

The girls are strong.

You made sure of that.

Who's gonna watch over them?

The same person
who's watching over them now.

Their Uncle Julius.

You think your baby brother
is up to this?

Yeah.

Yeah. Me too.

I thought I had this.

That I could beat it.

You gave it
everything you had.

You suffered so much, Tommy.

You fought so hard.

Now you can rest.

Does it hurt?

Not nearly as much as
living does.

(chuckles)

(Tommy sighs)

I love you, Charles.

I love you too.

(sighs)

(clock ticking)

-(ticking stops)
-(birds chirping)

(indistinct station PA chatter)

JUDD: TK?

Do you have
any extra shammies?

They're gonna kill me
if they know that the probie

don't have any towels
to dry off the truck.

Yeah, man, it's, it's just
right there in the bin.

How you doing, man?
You doing okay?

-I'm good, man.
-JUDD: Yeah?

Your demeanor don't exactly
look like things are good.

(sighs)

Carlos and I saw
that social worker today.

JUDD: Mm-hmm.

She's not gonna let us
be Jonah's parents.

Because of this
high-risk career.

That's absurd.
So can y'all appeal it?

Doesn't work like that.

No, no, look...

There's gonna be
something you can do.

There's not.

We haven't even gotten him,
and it feels like

we've lost everything already,
you know?

Yeah. Charlie's been, uh...

living with her grandparents
for the last couple months.

Did they get custody?

No, no,
it's nothing like that.

It's just, I was going through
some personal stuff,

and, uh, I'm actually
in recovery now.

Oh, I, uh...

Judd, I didn't... I didn't...
I didn't know, man.

I mean, that's the way
it usually goes, right?

But, yeah.
Yeah, your dad actually
helped me out a lot.

He saved my life.

So in that sense, you know,

it kinda makes us, uh...

Like brothers.

-JUDD: Like brothers, yeah.
-Yeah.

Look, you know how
in the program they say

that we just gotta do
the next right thing?

With this whole Jonah deal...

just keep doing
the next right thing.

It's gonna be okay.

Yeah.

Hey, probie,
where are the shammies?

I'ma kill them. I'ma...

(laughs) I swear.

My God, woman. Hang on.

You're gonna get your shammy.
You want a shammy?

-No, don't throw that.
-MATEO: Hey, you're the probie.

You should be doing this,
by the way, too.

Oh!

-You're about to get...
-Oh! Hey!

(laughter)

-MATEO: Get off of me! (laughs)
-Stop it!

(overlapping chatter)

Your mama wants a shammy!

-(indistinct playful yelling)
-(laughter)

Your mama wants a shammy!

(indistinct chatter)

(yelling and laughter continue)

Hey, everybody.

Uh, I have an announcement.

Um, Captain, you wanna get,
uh, TK and the rest of EMS?

Sure thing.

It's the whole squad.
Must be serious.

What's going on, Dad?

Uh...

This is gonna be harder
than I thought.

I have something that,
um, I need to say.

It may be hard for me
to get through.

-Is the cancer back?
-No, no, no.

It's, it's nothing like that.
It's not the end of the world.

But something has come up.

(phones blaring)

Saved by the bell.

I don't think so.

"Asteroid threat to Austin

in approximately one hour."

"Seek immediate shelter"?

"This is not a drill."

Good Lord.

So maybe it is
the end of the world.

NEWSCASTER (on TV):
If you are just tuning in,

no, the texts are not a joke.

We have confirmation
an asteroid

is on a collision course

with the skies over Austin
56 minutes from now.

(beeps)

NANCY GILLIAN:
This is a thing that
can just happen?

Asteroids hitting Earth?

Well, one crashed in Siberia
about ten years ago.

-What did it do?
-Sent a shock wave 60 miles
wide in every direction.

NEWSCASTER:
We are joined on the phone
by Dr. Marie Rao,

whose team at JPL
first spotted the asteroid.

Dr. Rao, what can you
tell us about it?

DR. MARIE RAO:
It's roughly 70 feet wide,
8,000 tons,

and traveling
50,000 miles an hour

towards the Austin Metroplex.

Somebody in this town
has really bad karma.

And what's going to happen
when it hits the atmosphere?

DR. RAO: That's the
million-dollar question.

It could shatter
into thousands
of harmless fragments

and rain down
in the Texas Hill Country.

Or it can retain its size
and hit downtown Austin,

which would likely
involve catastrophic,

if not total loss of life.

So either it kills everybody
or it kills nobody.

Either way, people are
gonna be freaking out.

(dramatic music playing)

City officials are pleading

for people to shelter in place
as roads are jammed.

Shops have been
looted and burned,

and perfect strangers
have been seen

crying into each other's arms

as everyone comes to grips

with the possibility
of extinction

in about 39 minutes.

("My Blue Heaven"
by Fats Domino playing)

♪ And evening is nigh

♪ I hurry to my blue heaven

♪ You turn to the right

-♪ You find
a little bright light ♪
-(grunting)

♪ That leads you
to my blue heaven ♪

(straining)

♪ You find a cozy place,
fireplace, a cozy room ♪

♪ A little nest
that nestles... ♪

CHRIS: Hey, Milton.

MILTON: Yeah, yeah.
Hello, Chris.

-Oh!
-Here, let me give you a hand.

No, no, no, I can manage
by myself. Thank you.

Alright. No worries.

Hey, bud,
can I ask you a favor?

-No.
-(Chris laughs)

You don't even know
what I'm gonna ask.

You're gonna ask if you
can join me in my bunker

and survive the meteor strike.

Okay, that's, that's
what I was gonna ask.

Yeah, for years,
you laughed at me.

Oh, come on,
we never laughed at you.

You called me
a crazy doomsday prepper.

I heard you.

At all those barbecues

you never invited me to.

Well, we never thought
that you wanted to come.

You'd always
call the cops on us
about the noise.

MILTON: Goodbye, Chris.

Enjoy the apocalypse.

Wait, wait, wait!
Wait! Wait!

Okay, you know what?
You're right.

I did call you
a doomsday prepper,
and I'm sorry.

But please, man.

Just take Meadow
in there with you.

Please help our daughter!

I'm not a babysitter!

No, but you're a human being.

Please!

It's not her fault
that we were jerks.

♪ Just turn to the right

Fine.

But she'd better like
Doctor Who.

And there aren't
gonna be any cartoon--

(coughing and choking)

Milton! Milton, you okay?

-(groaning sharply)
-Milton!

-Milton!
-♪ My blue heaven

-(sirens wailing)
-(horns honking)

(tires screeching)

Guess they didn't get
the memo to stay put.

You can't run from a meteor
when you don't know

exactly where it's
gonna land, people.

Can't really blame them
for trying, though.

I can.
Bunch of Chicken Littles.

Well, in their defense,
the sky is actually falling.

(wailing continues)

That's him.

CHRIS: Oh, thank God.

I wasn't sure anybody
would bother showing up.

Till the end.

So I guess Milton
built this thing for Y2K.

He was trying
to open the door
for my daughter

and then he just
grabbed his chest
and he collapsed.

Do you know if he has
a history of heart disease?

No. I mean, we're not
really friends like that.

We're just neighbors.

(grunting)

TK:
Hey, sir, can you hear me?

You guys, I think
I see his chest rising.

Guys, he's alive in there,
but barely.

MARJAN MARWANI:
Okay, should I go get
the acetylene torch?

OWEN: No, it's the most
reinforced part of the bunker.

We'll never get him out in time.

-So what do we do?
-We gotta make another hole.

Yeah, but how?
This thing is built to withstand
a nuclear shock wave.

But not a direct hit.

(tense music playing)

(shovel tapping cement)

Hey! Hey, Cap,
I think I found the edge!

Alright, Cap, we're ready.

Alright, start
stacking the tanks.

-Yep.
-Here you go.

OWEN:
Come on, let's hustle.

Okay, crank 'em.

(gas hissing)

Tamp the bags.

Hurry up, hurry up!

Okay, fall back.

Let's go!

Fall back! Fall back!

You ready, Mateo?

OWEN: EMS, you ready?

-Ready, ready, Cap.
-Ready.

(flare sparks up)

Fire in the hole!

Cover!

Let's go. Let's hustle!

Come on, everybody!

MATEO: I'm going
in the bunker, Cap.

(on radio) I'm inside.

You see anything?

TK:
No, it's still too smoky.

MATEO:
At the door.
Coming out.

(hinges squeak)

(grunts)

(grunting)

I've got a pulse, but it's
jumping all over the place.

Get him on the LIFEPAK.

TK: Copy.

-Here you go, Cap.
-Thanks.

-TK: Cap!
-(monitor beeping)

Heart rate's spiking 180,

blood pressure's dropping fast.

He's in severe A-fib.

We need to cardiovert

to get his heart
back into rhythm.

-(monitor flatlining)
-Cap, I'm losing him.

I'm losing him!

Alright, stand clear!

-(pads thud)
-(screams)

(groaning and gasping)

What... Wh-what happened?

You had a cardiac event,
but you're okay now.

Was my, my, my A-fib
act up again?

(panting and groaning)

Wait. Wait, wait.
I was in my bunker.

How'd you get
in my bunker?

Oh, yeah.
Uh, about that, man...

Sorry, we, uh...

No! What have you done?

Well, we saved your life.

Until the meteor hits.

Now, what am I gonna do?

There's probably
just enough time

to put a few burgers
on the grill with us,
if you want.

Are you joking?

I would love that.

Come on.

(Milton groans)

Thanks.

-Of course.
-(Milton laughing)

Let's do it.

Good save, 126.

Yeah, unless he dies again
in 15 minutes anyway.

OWEN: Well, at least
he won't be alone.

Let's go home.

(truck beeping)

(brakes hiss)

(indistinct radio chatter)

OWEN: Hey, everybody.

So, uh, we don't know
what's gonna happen

when this rock hits,

but it's probably
not gonna be good.

Um...

Everybody else
gets to go home,

be with their families
and loved ones...

but not us...

'cause we took an oath.

We serve no matter
what the danger,

no matter what the cost.

(breathes deeply)

And I just wanted to take
a second and say thank you.

There's no group
I'd rather be with
at a time like this.

Right back at you, Cap.

Hey, this is our family.

Hey, 126 forever.

126 forever.

Alright, so go
call your loved ones.
Do what you need to do.

I need you back here
in five minutes.

Ready for impact.

Hey, Mateo.
There's something
you wanted to tell me?

Probably doesn't matter
now anyways.

Hey, um, what was
your announcement?

Don't worry about it.

("The End of the World"
by Sharon Van Etten playing)

(line ringing)

Hey, Carlos.

CARLOS (on phone):
Hi, baby.

Joe, we didn't even
make it to a year

before our first
existential threat.

Hi, Charlie girl.

-Hi, Daddy.
-JUDD: Ohh.

Honey, you know
how much Daddy loves you?

To the moon?

To the moon and back.

Bye, Daddy.

♪ ...it's the end
of the world ♪

♪ 'Cause you don't
love me anymore ♪

♪ Why do the birds
go on singing? ♪

♪ Why do the stars
glow above? ♪

♪ Don't they know
it's the end of the world? ♪

♪ It ended
when I lost your love ♪

-MATEO: Hey, you know
I would have done it, right?
-What?

Schlepped that money tree
back and forth

for the rest of our lives.

Good. Because...

if we survive this,
I'm gonna hold you to that.

Even if we're in
different countries.

NEWSCASTER: All of Austin
is holding its breath.

We are hearing
thousands of motorists
are stranded

in their cars
out on the roads.

Others are at home
enjoying what might be
the last time

they spend
with their loved ones.

MEADOW: Here, Milton.

Oh, thank you very much.

NEWSCASTER: And for many,
there is nothing left to do

but stare up
at the heavens
in surrender.

Either way, we will all learn
our fate in about 60 seconds.

OWEN:
Everybody, under the trucks!

Protective gear on.

-(air raid siren wailing)
-Prepare for impact.

♪ Don't they know...

Everybody under the trucks!

Let's go.

♪ It's the end
of the world? ♪

-Son.
-Dad.

Let's go.

You gotta be kidding me. Jax!
What are you doing here?

If something bad's
about to happen,

I wanted to be
somewhere I can help.

-You said you could always
use people with guts.
-Alright.

-Hey! Who's this?
-This is Jax.

I told him I'd give him
a tour of the firehouse.

Under the truck.

NEWSCASTER:
Alright, folks, this is it.

The asteroid will
hit the atmosphere
in about 10 seconds.

God bless you all.

I'm scared, Paul.

♪ ...it ended
when you said ♪

Me too, kid.

And God bless Texas.

♪ Goodbye

Here it comes.

(rumbling)

(country rock
theme music playing)

(music fades out)

(fanfare playing)