It's a Disaster Page #7
the over on that one.
I mean, literally, how many times
have we been in this position?
You locked in someplace,
trying to get you to let me in.
If I had a nickel.
Right?
(MOTOR WHIRS)
Pete, there's something
I need to tell you.
What?
I...
(GASPS, COUGHS)
Ooh. Hey! Hey.
Is it cool
if I finish this off?
Yeah, sure.
Yeah. Yeah.
Thanks. Oh,
one more thing.
Um, it's not radiation.
It's a chemical weapon.
And Hedy's pretty sure we're all
gonna be dead in a few hours.
Just F.Y.I.
What did she just say?
(FLOORBOARDS CREAK)
Hey there, stranger.
Oh. Hey, Lexi.
Um, if you don't mind,
I just wanted to, uh,
if that's okay.
Well, Glenn,
if wishes were horses,
(SIGHS) Hedy's right.
We should probably live these last
few moments on earth to the fullest.
Am I right?
So you believe her now?
Well, either way,
I say we get nuts.
Knock, knock.
Oh, hi.
What's going on in here? I was
just doing some stretching.
I was leaving. I was taking off.
No, no, no. Glenn, stay.
No, no. You probably want to be alone.
No, no. I insist.
All right, I was...
have a seat, buddy.
I... okay. I'd just come in
Thanks, honey. Oh, a little
alone time with Lexi?
Lexi just walked in.
She just came in.
I was in here
trying to clear my head.
What is Tracy up to? What's
she doing down there?
Glenn, you ever been married?
Uh, no, I have not.
Hmm.
I don't...
how old are you?
Uh, well, my license says 42.
Do you know why...
Most marriages in this country
end in divorce, Glenn?
Uh... (STAMMERING) there's
a number of reasons...
Because of inequalities within the marriage.
That's one of the reasons.
One spouse has more money
or more friends,
Or one spouse
has amorous feelings...
For someone outside
the marriage.
That's when it becomes important for
the couple to communicate, I think.
Because that's the key to a good
relationship. But, Glenn, Lexi and I...
Are the poster children
for the perfect marriage.
Oh, thanks. You don't
have to tell me that.
I see the love in your hearts.
And do you know why?
Do you know why, Glenn?
You love each other.
You're so... Forgiving. Because we share.
We share everything.
We split everything
50-50... that's good.
Right up the middle.
Oh, no, no, no.
Oh, no, no.
No, no, no! Glenn. Oh, Glenn.
Absolutely not!
Just try it.
Absolutely not!
Don't freak out.
Absolutely not! It's only fair now.
We're stuck.
So rude!
Oh, baby.
Damn it.
I was too aggressive. I get
so aggressive. No, honey.
We're gonna get it right.
We'll get it right.
Who has access
to V.X. Gas?
The Iranians.
But why would the Iranians want
to mess with the United States?
Who gives a sh*t, Shane?
Can you open that for me?
You don't wanna know
who did this to us?
Does it matter?
It matters to me.
If I'm gonna be murdered, I'd like to
know by whom out of common courtesy.
(PHONE RINGS)
- It's the land line.
(RINGING)
Are you gonna get it?
The phone lines
must be on line.
Hello?
MAN:
Hi. May I speakto Pete mandrake?
Uh, who is this?
This is john from liberty financial.
What?
I'm calling with an
exclusive one-time offer...
It's john from
liberty financial.
Yeah, I might be interested,
but where are you calling from?
I'm calling from the liberty
financial call center.
What the f*** is going on out there?
I'm sorry. I...
Where are you calling from?
(FILIPINO ACCENT) Manila.
Manila, Philippines?
Yes.
Do you not know what's
going on out there?
What do you mean? Isn't
this on TV over there?
Our television is not on, sir.
Turn the TV on!
Hey, Mikey.
Mike.
They have a television.
Open the TV.
This guys says something on.
(SPEAKING FILIPINO)
Just turn it on, man.
Oh, holy sh*t!
What is it?
Holy sh*t, man! Is that
the Golden Gate Bridge?
Or is that the bay bridge? I get them
confused. What happened to either bridge?
Oh, man, this is f***ed up.
What does it look like?
It looks like they...
(LINE CLICKS, BEEPING) Hello. Hello?
Hello?
(TAPPING PLUNGER)
(BEEPING CONTINUES) Nothing.
Man, telemarketers
call at the worst time.
Mmm!
(SIGHS)
(DOOR OPENS, EXHALES)
Oh, hey.
Oh.
(HEDY GROANS)
Uh...
(URINATING)
Do you want me to leave? No.
I don't give a f***.
Um... what are you
doing in here, Glenn?
Just hangin' out,
Trying to get a little...
Peace of mind.
Mmm, yeah.
What are you doing?
Peeing.
Right. Right.
(SIGHS, SEAT SLAMS)
Guess I don't have to flush.
(SIGHS)
(PILL CASES CLATTERING)
What are you doing?
Well, if I'm goin' out,
I'm going out riding the snake.
( PIANO, CLASSICAL)
You found music.
Actually, I think
it's, um, automated.
No. I believe
this is Beethoven.
How are you holding up?
You know, I never
went to Europe.
Never. Not once.
I... I never even
went to Montreal,
Which I hear is very European.
I never went to the ballet.
I've never been in love.
(SOBBING) I've never
even watched the wire.
All of those things
are overrated.
(TRACY SIGHS) Except for the wire.
That's really good.
Last season's
not very good, but...
Montreal? Come on.
Think of all the good
things you've done.
Like what?
Waste countless sundays
at these...
Stupid f***ing
couples brunches?
How about the countless
lives you've saved?
The people you've helped,
the lives you've improved,
The hope you gave people.
(INHALES)
Yeah, well... (CHUCKLES)
yeah, there is that.
I'm gonna go get that wine
that we brought,
And I'm gonna open it,
And we're gonna
light some candles,
And we're just
going to... Relax.
(EXHALES) Okay?
Yeah. Okay.
Okay, good.
Don't think about all the stuff
you didn't do, all right?
All righty.
( CLASSICAL, HUMMING)
Hey, babe.
Hi.
What are you doing?
I, uh...
I'm making desert.
Luckily this stove runs on gas.
Can you pass me that
decongestant right there?
Thank you.
Are you making meth?
No. That would take
far too long,
And I'd need
many more ingredients.
But this is more like
a poor man's ecstasy.
(PILLS RATTLING)
The world's about to end,
and you're gonna do ecstasy?
Hedy, we don't even know
who did this to us.
We don't know what happened
to San Francisco or Chicago.
(YELLING)
Do you know why
we never set a date...
For the wedding?
It's 'cause you worry
about everything.
You second-guess
everything.
I mean, I love you.
I do.
I care about you so deeply.
But the thought...
Of planning
That makes me want to claw
my f***ing eyes out.
And look at you now.
I mean, we're gonna die.
Like, we're gonna die soon,
And you're worried
about Koreans.
Well, what do you suggest I do?
I would, you know,
suggest that...
We have a little fun.
I mean, remember that one time
when we went to Cancun...
And we found the midget
with the marijuana...
And we got all freaky?
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