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- Previously
- I'm never gonna guess
- [school bell rings]
- So, Claire, what would being
- The only homecoming that
- That's funny, I haven't
since I've been at this school.
Claire, she says she doesn't
and then she cries
- Want to take a selfie?
- Was it unlocked?
Simon, check his call log.
- You've reached
Do me a favor
[birds chirping]
[upbeat music]
Come on.
Come on.
Oh, where are you?
* *
[radio chatter]
* *
Fuck.
Ugh!
[dark synth music]
[vocalizing]
* *
* Don't forget me
* *
* Don't forget me
* *
* Don't you forget *
* Don't forget me
* Don't you forget me
* Don't you forget *
* Don't forget me
38.
- 39.
No. One more. 40.
- OK, I'm getting off.
All right, who's next?
Charley,
Oh, OK.
So would that be
or is it just full-on macro?
- I don't know
It's a countdown, baby.
We got ten hours
We got to pump it up.
Oh, we are pumped, Wally.
This is what pumped
- Any more pumped
Or not.
More pumping.
All right.
Now, is everyone signed up
We still need more help with
Where's Maddie?
- Oh, maybe she walked off
- Nobody should be
Yeah, he's right.
This banner is not gonna
- I'll go find her.
I'll go.
- Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait.
who's blowing up the balloons?
Who is making
I added that to give this year
I mean, it's gonna be--
Fine, I will stay
and help you
No one likes a sad pony.
- Mr. Martin, should I--
- No. No, no.
There's lots to do,
Right, Rhonda?
Hey.
Hey.
Vote for me.
Is she selling mulch?
Maybe it's a salad bar.
What's with all the rocks?
Stop being petty.
I think she's really pretty.
[laughter]
What?
You got to wonder, right?
How far Claire's cult
- What?
- Don't look shocked.
- Yeah, but you really think
I mean, they can barely
without consulting Claire
- Fair, but, Maddie, we've been
We still have no idea how
How were you even
We were neighbors.
You know, it was easy.
- Then what,
for these robot sheep?
Not exactly.
Oh, I can't find it.
Where is it?
It was a long time ago.
- Why can't I
in this fucking house?
Mom was having an off day.
[silverware clattering]
[knock at door]
Who needs all this shit?
I can't fucking
I just need
- I was 12 years old,
how bad things were for Claire
Maddie, please.
Maddie, hurry. Come on.
[somber music]
* *
Maddie, come on. I can see you.
- Her parents
She was scared,
You can't come in.
I gotta go.
What?
Maddie. Maddie, please.
But I couldn't help her.
* *
- I just can't
And then what happened?
- She moved in with her dad
And her mom remarried
The one whose face is
The real estate guy?
And when she came back
for middle school, she...
looked right through me
like I wasn't even there.
We never talked after that.
Jesus, Maddie.
What if she's still
I could hear
"Childhood wound reopened.
The only thing
People hold on to that stuff.
Maybe Claire did too.
OK, yes.
Oh, was it just her backpack?
Oh, no. No.
Please, uh--yeah, anything.
Thank you.
They found Maddie's backpack?
Where?
- Deserted house
on the corner
Do you know the house?
I've passed it before.
I mean, it's always
- Well, your father thinks
been squatting there.
It's Maddie, right?
It has to be.
Maybe she's scared
Oh.
I have so much
I just want her to know
that everything is
- Do you want me
- My free period lasts--
No, you've done enough.
Just get to school.
And thank you.
[tense music]
* *
- Lip gloss, keys,
More lip gloss, sunglasses.
Ooh, mints.
Never turn down a mint.
On the plus side,
- Yeah,
- Do we think Mr. Anderson
the dance this year?
- Can you chaperone
- Maybe if they move the dance
[laughter]
Claire, you OK?
- Oh, shit.
Your parents must be
Didn't they give, like, a ton
Yeah, they did.
Claire, where are you going?
This might be good.
Mr. Hartman.
- Yes.
- What the fuck
You got a minute?
- For you, I have two.
And what can I do for you?
- Well, my parents want to know
with Mr. Anderson
- Ooh, ouch--
toxic words like that.
- Well, he did steal it,
- I would assure your parents
on administrative leave,
police are investigating.
It's been a week.
Has he admitted anything?
Was he working alone,
that anyone else was involved?
She's fishing.
- I'm sure there's
Yeah, there is.
He's a thief.
And my parents are gonna
if they're dragged
That will definitely be
they write to this school.
- Wow, she is dramatic.
Claire. Claire. Um--
Sorry to cut in.
But we need you both
They still need help
Oh, yes. That is right.
We were supposed
I just, like, got sidetracked.
- Sorry, there were mints.
Well, you've both been gone
There are still people in
Dead people.
- Since when did you stop
- We all have to pitch in,
[school bell rings]
- I'm sorry.
Yeah.
I think it's probably a flower.
- OK.
- Hey, how's that letter
- Oh, it's really good.
No, I'm on the 12th draft.
- [school bell rings]
- Well, I just
- Who's your source?
- Simon, we're all
What was inside the backpack?
They sure it's Maddie's?
Why are you yelling at me?
- What else is
Ask him yourself.
- Did you tell him?
Where is this place?
- It's an abandoned house
they're about to tear down.
- Who's they?
- He owns the whole block.
- Just because
it doesn't mean she has
- You know that.
- She's an angel.
Simon thinks Claire may be
happened to Maddie because--
- Because I know things.
A week ago,
to do with this, Simon.
Well, maybe I still do.
[tense music]
- What's going on with you?
You take brooding sad boy
suddenly you trust
- I asked you first,
Why are you trying so hard
Did it ever occur to you
to lose two friends?
Nicole, I'm sorry.
Nicole, I'm sorry.
Nicole.
[upbeat music]
* *
* When I get close to you *
* Everything feels
- So am I the only one
steal the decorations
instead of doing
- Well, technically,
The paint's from the art room.
- And this helium tank
to a very overeager
Plus, it's also...
[in high-pitched voice]
He's right.
Once a year, we're forced
Hey, at least I had glory.
- Wait, you died
Yeah.
And my family still
so I try to show up
Wait, you're coming
- Yeah, but I'm just going
- I think you mean
- Excuse me.
Is Mrs. Field's classroom
Mom?
Thank you.
[eerie music]
* *
Mr. South?
What are you doing down here?
- I need a key
- No can do.
- Right, but I left
I need to study it for a test.
It's only gonna be
No one's gonna know, I promise.
I'll know.
No, I understand.
It's just that notebook
and it's all I have left.
Oh.
You got ten minutes.
- You know they found
I didn't know that, no.
- So all the more reason
she has everything she needs.
- Right?
- I mean, the last thing I want
to affect her college chances.
You know, she's applying
I did know that.
We used to talk
I went there too,
would really thrive there.
Wow.
I didn't know that.
- So did you need help getting
Nope. I got everything.
You're my last stop.
OK.
- I know I wasn't--
haven't been very involved,
I know I'm not exactly
Maybe Mother of the Week
But I really want to be
[somber music]
I don't know if that
No, it does.
I think it's great.
* *
Mom.
* *
- You are not gonna
What's wrong?
She was here.
My mom, just now.
- And I'm guessing
Was she--
No.
She wasn't drunk at all.
She was put together.
- So--so a good thing then?
Maybe.
I'm not sure.
it's been so long
I almost forgot
- Well, you want to see
Take a look at these.
What am I looking at?
English papers.
Claire's English papers.
Read that one.
- "In George Orwell's dystopia,
not even the privacy
OK, it's her paper on "1984."
- So what?
- "In George Orwell's dystopia,
not even the privacy of one"--
I don't understand.
- That's her paper
"Pride and Prejudice."
"Lord of the Flies."
"And Then There Were None."
"Hamlet." They're all the same.
She read one book this year
So the question is, why?
I mean, this is big, right?
Yeah, it is.
And we should
but we can't right now.
What? Why?
Simon, you didn't see my mom.
She was so--
and whatever this is,
all it means is that the mom
You know?
Maybe never comes back.
- So then we just
with whatever's going on here?
With maybe--maybe playing
Simon, it's Claire.
You know, she could just
And either way, I'm still dead.
But maybe if we just
It means my mom
[somber music]
* *
- Hey.
- Why haven't you
- Claire, you need
What'd you tell the cops?
- Go home, Claire.
I need to know what you said.
I told them the truth.
That I took that money
And that's where I was
with my father.
Is that all right with you?
Cool.
Can I go?
- Did you say
[tense music]
You know what?
I don't remember.
* *
Go, go, go, go.
[whistle blowing]
[indistinct chatter]
[Sarah Yarkin's
* *
* I gotta look away *
* Because my rosy glasses *
* Fetishizing the past and *
* I gotta look away
Yo, a little help?
Or not.
You mind if I--
[sighs]
- Don't you have jumping jacks
- Oh, no.
I gotta save myself
You know?
But anyway, what's up with you?
How you doing?
Oh, shit. Your mom.
How'd that go?
Well, you know.
Happy, sad, weird, but fine.
Really?
[whistle blows]
Well, you know, my parents,
they've been coming to my games
And it is never just fine.
Unless we win, of course.
Then it's fine.
But does your dad do
the whole belligerent fan
Like, curse at the refs
Um...
my mom always pushed me
to be the best version
on and off the field.
- Didn't you die on the field?
Yeah, I did.
I was right at
And I was running,
my neck...
And it was lights out,
The thing that stings,
that I didn't die
I could have got my mom
[whistle blows]
That is my cue.
Will I see you later?
Yeah.
- All right,
Whoo!
* *
* There she goes *
* There she goes *
* *
* Look, look *
* There she goes *
* There she goes *
* There she goes *
* There she goes *
* *
Hello?
Hello?
[tense music]
* *
[door creaks]
* *
Hello?
* *
Hey!
[footsteps receding]
[marching band music]
- Ladies and gentleman,
Memorial Stadium
Let's go, boys!
- 67th annual
[cheers and applause]
- See?
- If I thought it would
I would go out there
OK.
That's the spirit. I think.
- Whoo!
[cheers and applause]
Ahh!
It's game day, baby!
[together]
Go, Bandits, go!
Go, Bandits, go!
Go, Bandits, go!
Go, Bandits, go!
Go, Bandits, go!
Go, Bandits, go!
[whistle blowing]
Go, Bandits, go!
Go, Bandits, go!
Go, Bandits, go!
Go, Bandits, go!
[cheers and applause]
[tense music]
- Claire,
The JV girls are totally
I was, like, super worried
- Well, I'm here.
- OK, so just don't
What are you doing here?
- Look, man,
Why are you here?
- I came to ask Sandra
- Well,
I just went to the house...
You what?
Why would you do that?
- Because I want answers too,
no matter how hard that is
Did you find something?
Not something. Someone.
You're serious?
All right, who was it?
I didn't see their face.
They flew out of there
Do you think it was Claire?
Too hard to tell. Maybe.
Honestly,
Simon.
It's so good to see you.
Hey, Sandra.
Are you here to help?
Help with what exactly?
- Nicole and I are
hand out flyers at the game.
- If these are plastered
she'll see one and know
I mean, she has to.
Come on.
Let's go.
Throw your bike in the truck.
[cheers and applause]
What's that all about?
What about Charley?
[whistle blows]
I mean, what's he been working
Why do I get the sense that
You keep an eye on her
She seems to trust you.
I'd just hate for her
and cause anyone else
We've come so far.
As have you.
Yeah.
- Yeah?
Thank you.
[cheers and applause]
Let's go, Split River.
Go get them.
Thank you, Mr. Ansell.
Mwah! I love you.
Boom. Come on.
It is game time, baby.
- Whoo!
Hey.
You see her?
I can run faster than that.
That is my mama.
She has never missed a game,
and she always leaves
next to her every time.
Is it for your dad?
- No, he stopped coming,
I think it's for me.
[cheers and applause]
[together]
Bring it back.
Bring it back.
Bring it back.
My daughter. She's missing.
There. Have you seen her?
There you go.
[tense music]
* *
[retching]
- Hey, why don't you
and I'll put them up
Oh, thanks.
Has anyone heard from him?
- Mr. Anderson?
No, I think his lawyers
All we've heard is that
Thank you.
He was always
Well, I guess it's true.
People can do more
- Well, if he was just stealing
This country does not
- Thanks.
- Mm-hmm?
- Can't they make
I mean, what if he did have
I mean, why she ran away.
- You know, Nicole, that's
We're just gonna
Besides, the truth
- I swear, when she's screaming
I feel like she can
- Maybe she does.
Even you just saying that
- Please tell me
I dare you not to like it.
- You want to talk about
Hot dogs stress me out.
Is it the shape?
[chuckles]
Whenever my mom was going
she mostly cared about
And so I was
And what does every
And I got really creative
I made frank and beans, hot dog
I even once made a hot dog
- Oh, jeez.
That's not good.
[chuckles]
I had no idea about your mom.
Kind of rough times.
Uh...
Everyone's haunted
- Well, here's to mama drama,
Clink.
- You know,
that your mom is still
that you love.
- Well, actually,
that I play football.
But you love it, right?
Nah, I don't.
I mean, I don't mind it.
I'm really good at it.
But, um, I played it for her.
- And you never told her that?
That would--I--that would--
- Wally,
have to do
You can do
Yeah.
But I don't know
[somber music]
* *
Is it hard seeing him?
It's getting easier.
Especially now that I'm
But, um, it is kind of weird
flyers with my face on them.
* *
Wait.
That's my mom's
How did Xavier get that photo?
This is my daughter.
What does it say about me
if I'd rather never know
if it means
- I mean, what does it say
back to the field I died on
to watch the game
because I think it'll make
- Maybe my mom
that I might come back some day
* *
But you're not.
* *
You're not coming back.
* *
The number. Thank you.
I'm all out.
- Oh, there's more
[phone chimes]
[phone chimes]
- Well, maybe you've forgotten
I absolutely have not.
But I'm going to get caught,
if we're not smart about this.
- Well, maybe you should have
before you stole that money.
My parents' money.
- I am doing
- Listen, I can't get
It's important.
So just do what you said
and your secret will be safe.
Got it?
[tense music]
* *
Did you guys get it too?
- Yeah.
* *
- Yeah,
[together]
Go, Bandits, go.
Go, Bandits, go.
Go, Bandits, go.
Go, Bandits, go.
[cheers and applause]
[tense music]
* *
Let's go, 20.
Hey, watch 12.
Watch 12.
Hey, Wally, what's going on?
- Mom, you should
- And you shouldn't be
Where's Dad?
- He's up there,
- Well, Mom, Coach wants me
- Well, you know what they say.
Do you want me to talk to him?
- No.
OK, you know, Mom,
put me in later, so you don't
- Later doesn't win
OK?
OK, well, I think he's right.
- Honey,
he'd be coaching in the pros
and not benching
- He's my coach.
- I'm gonna listen
And he needs to play you.
Now you just march over to him
and tell him you're fine,
Tell him you want back in.
Come on, Devils.
Come on, Devils!
[Jean Dawson's
* Push my head underwater *
* See how long it'll hold *
* Way down in the deep end *
* Rinse the sins
* *
* I like to think
* I like to think
* I push my head underwater *
* Just to come up for air *
* Pull up,
* Why did you vanish? *
* Hold up, needed a hand
* All of it's golden,
* I'm still alive *
* My paddle is broken,
* I'll never die *
* I'll never--ah, ah, ah *
* Ahhh *
* Ah, ah, ah, ah *
* Ahhh *
* *
Hey. Hey.
We need to talk now.
- Uh--
Watch.
- I can't get anything
So just do what you said
and your secret will be safe.
- If Claire knows
and she thinks you took it,
[cheers and applause]
I'm no better than him.
Better than who?
What are we talking about?
- I can't protect my mom
She has to know I'm not
You know, she has to move on.
So do I.
[cheers and applause]
What do we do now?
- And you had no idea
Of course not.
All I know is
about Mr. Anderson's phone call
and the money
Are you sure that's all?
What the fuck, Nicole?
All I did was
so I could delete
I mean,
swapped it with a blank one.
Maybe I should just show
No, you can't do that.
He's gonna think you had
and we don't have time
Xavier.
I think I'm done for tonight.
Can we just head home?
Are you OK?
I think it's too much.
I shouldn't have...
I just need to go home--
now.
I can take you, Sandra.
Would you?
I just need to take care
- Everything cool?
- Just keep me updated.
Come on.
[cheers and applause]
Hey, Simon, what's up?
What are we gonna do
- It's about what
Win back Claire's confidence,
But how am I gonna do that?
- Simon, tell him to ask her
- Ask her
You're shitting me, right?
The girl hates me.
After Maddie disappeared,
and it really pissed her off.
Claire doesn't want
- Apologize.
Apologize.
Send her a text.
What do I say?
both: I'll tell you.
- I'm gonna try this.
- I know I hurt you.
- I feel your sadness,
I feel your anger,
- I feel your sadness,
I feel your anger, and I--
- I deserve that.
- I wish I could
And if there's anything
I want to try.
- I wish I could
If there's any way I can make
- Yeah, hold up, dude.
I miss you.
I want to be with you.
Go to the homecoming dance
I miss you.
I want to be with you.
Go to the homecoming dance
Are you OK?
Yeah, man. I'm good.
So what now?
Send it.
[phone chimes]
[phone chimes]
- [air horn blares]
[cheers and applause]
Maddie, hey.
Hi.
I just wanted to thank you.
I don't know, I just--I feel--
Free.
Free. Yeah.
You know, I don't think
like you before.
- Yeah.
Yeah.
- Definitely never been
Yeah.
Well, I mean, I've--
I don't feel like I've ever
like I can talk to you.
Yeah.
Tonight was nice.
- Do you want to go
As friends.
You can totally say no, Maddie.
I just--you know,
I thought maybe I could--
Sure, Wally.
- All right, that's--
That's really cool.
I will--I'll see you
So hell yeah.
All right.
Hey.
I know this may be a stretch,
who may have taken that video.
When you gave me
was it because
you wanted me to know?
I don't understand.
- Did you want me to find
- Simon, if I've got
- But when I came by
you were watching a video,
And now we get sent this video,
and I'm thinking
Simon, I was hiding it
because I didn't want you
Ever since they found your
all kinds of looky-loos been
- Who would have thought
on a haunted tour?
- I had to document everything
People wrote things on the wall
disrespectful.
That was on me.
Don't blame yourself.
All right?
This isn't on you.
I'll clean it up.
You still need help?
- Sorry to make you
Oh, no. I don't mind.
Pretty sure
- Do you think Maddie will
- I'd like to think we can be
if our heart's
Can I have a hug?
Of course.
I needed that.
I'll help you get
- Oh, no, no.
You can get in the car.
It's OK.
Here.
[tense music]
* *
[trunk creaking]
Simon.
- We got bigger things
- Can you ask Mr. South
where this door leads to?
How did I not know
- Mr. South said it's been here
That it hasn't been
[coughs]
* *
Wait.
We can talk down there.
Doesn't that mean
* *
Yeah. But who?
Where do you think that goes?
No idea.
But I'm guessing
dragged your body out of here.
* *
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