The Signal Page #3
a goddamn New Year's Eve party
is the last thing
on people's minds!
All right.
You get rid of them,
I'm gonna move Ken
into the bedroom.
Well, what...
What should I say?
Anything.
Just don't let them in,
no matter what.
Okay.
Yes?
Pest control.
There's no party, thanks.
Somebody here call
an exterminator?
We don't have bugs!
Think they were rats, ma'am.
Your husband
must have called it in.
- Ken?
- Yeah.
- Ken.
- Hey, we're fine.
Thank God it's you.
You're alive.
Wait, do you have it?
Are you crazy?
Look...
I know you left me
in the chair
because you'd thought
I lost it.
But I didn't.
I saw your car outside,
and I thought
the worst had happened.
I thought that one of the...
One of those people
had gotten you
and taken you away from me.
They can't get to you.
No one can get
to you.
What's this, now?
Stop, what are you doing?
Don't do that to him.
He was coming at you, I thought
he might be one of them.
He's my friend,
he's helping me.
You can't do that
to friends.
Looked like he was going
to try and hurt you.
He's Clark, you idiot.
He's not gonna hurt me.
You can't trust anybody
right now.
Oh, his poor eyes
are burning.
Mya, I'm sorry.
Who's Mya?
I'll... check in the bathroom
to see if there's anything
Don't go in there!
Don't go in there!
What do you have here?
It's, you know, Ken.
He's napping.
He looks dead.
- He is.
- I see.
- Who did this?
- I did.
But I didn't want to.
You killed him?
And Clark killed somebody too.
I didn't... I did.
It was self-defense.
You chopped
his head off.
He had it coming.
Probably.
These are wild times.
Everybody's being driven
to desperate measures.
I guess this happens
to everybody.
I've got something
to show you too.
You just don't know
Mya.
Where's Mya?
Untie me.
F***.
You're him.
Rod!
The TV must have gotten
into his head
and told him to kill you.
Yeah, that's
what happened to Ken.
He was watching TV
and it made him go bad.
This is, without a doubt,
the most f***ed up day
in the history
of mankind.
We should get back inside.
Who wants cocktails?
Party guests.
Act natural.
Hi.
You've got to help me.
My mom was trying to kill me and
so I ran over her with the car
and my dad was in the house
and he made the dog die
because it tried to bite me
and I left in the car,
and I didn't know where to go
and I remembered
that Anna and Ken lived here,
and I'm Laura.
Laura.
Anna!
Laura!
What the f***?
You killed Laura.
She was coming at you.
Stay away from me.
You killed Laura!
She was heading for you
with that knife.
She doesn't have a knife!
That's a key chain.
I was trying
to protect you.
Oof.
It's okay. It's okay.
It's okay.
It's all right.
He beat her face in.
I know.
I know, and I'm gonna
find out what happened,
but I... I need you
to be strong for me.
Okay?
Laura might have
actually wanted to hurt you.
Her puppy's name
was Charlie Man.
We don't know where Laura
was at in her head.
We don't, okay?
For all we know, she might have
received this cancerous signal.
This hypnotic frequency
that's all around. All right?
She might have transmitted it,
from her car radio.
Or the television, or...
Or s... Stereo, or...
We don't know. Everybody's
a suspect right now. Everyone.
Turn that off!
Why'd you turn that on?
I didn't. She did.
When the TV went on,
she came back to life.
She's trying to get me.
Ah...
Get back at me
for what I did to her.
God, this is getting
to be ridiculous.
Ah...
God in heaven!
Just open the door
and then I'll take them down.
That's not the way
to play this.
We can't be sure.
We have to exterminate
with extreme prejudice.
It might be somebody
who could help us.
We don't know.
We can't risk it.
through that door.
It's Jim.
It's Jim Parsons.
Trust no one.
You were the one watching TV.
I told you,
I wasn't watching the TV.
Listen, if I had it, I would
have killed you by now, right?
I guess.
I'm fine, and you're fine,
and she's fine.
This we know.
But he may not be
and probably isn't.
You might be right.
He might be infected.
Then we'd have to kill Jim.
Jim Parsons.
Maybe if we're quiet,
he'll go away.
He wants in... to get us!
Shh!
He's gone.
Sweet...
Clark.
Clark, is that you?
I have to let the poor guy in,
he might be in trouble.
Please, let me handle this.
If he's not okay,
I'll kill him myself.
Don't leave me out here, man.
Clark, come on, let me in.
Jim? Yeah, it's me, Clark.
Hey, Clark. Let me in.
Okay, just give me a second.
Come on, buddy.
I ain't got any...
Anywhere else to go tonight.
Clark.
You've just got
to turn the handle. Heh.
Where is everybody?
Oh, I'm early.
Early?
The shindig.
The fiesta?
It's tonight, right?
It better be.
When that ball drops,
I'm gonna grab a slut
and I'm just gonna pee
in her butt.
Jim, are you aware that...?
Oh, no, I'm so sorry.
Uh, Jim. Jim Parsons.
Jim Parsons, this is, um...
Lewis.
Lewis.
Lewis.
Clark.
Lewis and Clark.
Where's Sacajawea?
an Indian girl. I would.
Uh, those kind,
if I ever saw one.
I would just take her back
to the tepee,
"Oh, nice little squaw.
Oh, peel my corn," you know?
some p*ssy here tonight?
'Cause I really don't
want to, um,
make out with
So you're...
You're here for the party?
You know this, yeah.
Are Ken and Anna around?
Anna's, uh, getting ready.
And Ken is just laying down
for a second.
He's dead tired.
Can I get you
a cocktail, Jim?
Oh, yeah, please.
Put that in the fridge.
I'll get that later.
Hm.
It says Lewis on your shirt.
Heh-heh.
That's funny.
I didn't even see it.
Place looks good.
Ken.
I knew you'd get better.
She's got nice b*obs
in there.
I hope she has
some cute friends.
That'd be nice.
I went
to a party last year.
Everybody started kissing
each other, you know,
at midnight,
like the tradition, or...
How did that start? Heh.
Everybody starts kissing
each other,
and I had no one else
to kiss, so I,
just as a joke,
kissed the dog.
But then I realized
when I got home
I made out with the dog
for my New Year's.
It's wrong.
Tonight I really wouldn't mind
just cleaning out my pipes,
you know?
Maybe a mnage three
in there.
Clark's been
in there a long time.
You know...
she's with everybody,
I guess.
You.
Me.
Clark.
The milkman.
She's damaged goods.
Somebody should just...
put her out of her misery.
That's my wife.
What?
That's not your wife,
that's Ken's wife.
Your wife's not here.
Your wife has gone
far away...
out of your sight
where you can't
help her anymore.
You don't know
what you're saying.
No.
You don't know
what you're saying.
That TV got in your brain
and has, uh, distorted
your perception.
I'm not crazy
like those others.
No, man.
You're much worse off
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