♪ dramatic theme playing ♪
♪
‐ This place is amazing.
How do they keep incrementally improving products year after year?
‐ Oh. The Apple Pencil Pro is far superior
to last year's disgusting, obsolete Apple Pencil.
The new one can write in cursive.
‐ I literally saw Emily Dickinson writing poetry with it
in the Apple TV+ show Dickinson on my Apple TV!
‐ Oh, they have a U2 branded Wi‐Fi router?
‐ Wow! It's red!
For every four bars of signal you get,
Bono sends a pair of shoes to a sea turtle.
‐ Hey there, you looking for a repair‐‐
‐ Fetch me an Apple Pencil Pro, Apple servant.
‐ You got it. You want a charging necklace too?
The pencil runs out of batteries very fa‐‐
[screaming] Get away from me! Wee!
Help! ‐ Oh my god, Pete, you okay?
‐ These are the psycho aliens that tortured me in their dungeon!
‐ That's impossible. We turned our dungeon into a Florida room.
‐ Yeah, we've never even met this fuckin' freak show!
Hello, sir, I'm‐‐ ‐ Don't touch me!
Siri, call the cops!
SIRI: Playing Destiny's Child.
[siren wailing]
♪
‐ That's them!
[camera shutter clicking]
[gloves stretching]
‐ He doesn't have a hole.
‐ We'll just have to make one.
‐ Hey, how's it going?
‐ The Solar Opposites are going to jail!
KORVO: Planet Shlorp was a perfect utopia
until the asteroid hit.
One hundred adults and their replicants were issued a Pupa
and escaped into, uh, the space,
searching for new homes on uninhabited worlds.
We crashed on Earth, stranding us on an already overpopulated planet.
That's right, I've been talking this whole time.
I'm the one holding the Pupa. My name's Korvo.
This is, this is my show. I just dropped the Pupa. Do you see me?
[stammers] This is ridiculous.
I hate Earth. It's a horrible home.
People are stupid and confusing.
Do they like Brendan Fraser or not?
He's a good guy. Give him a chance.
♪
♪ ominous music playing ♪
♪
‐ Chris Cicowski, 35.
Mandy Sinclair, 28.
Jeffrey Dean Dorgan, 33.
Agnes Peterbort, 75 years old.
Tomorrow would have been her birthday.
‐ Cool list, bro. I take my coffee with a splash of mouse milk.
‐ Then maybe you don't understand what's happening here.
You're done.
I know you killed all those people,
I was an executive story editor on Bones seasons five through nine
and let me tell you, friend, that's a season wrap on Ethan!
‐ Aw. You never even got a bump to co‐producer? Pathetic.
I bet they just stuck you in the Bones joke room.
‐ We didn't have a joke room, it was an innuendo room.
And I was only there for the back nine.
[exhales]
If you ever want to see the halogen reptile lamp
that Yumyulack uses to simulate the light of day again,
you better start cooperating.
[yawns] ‐ Buddy, you got it all wrong.
I'm going to be walking out of here, and you're not.
‐ You think Tim and the Walldermen are just gonna let you go?
‐ Oh yeah, babe. Without me, Tim is nothing.
Nada, zero, zilch.
‐ Oh wow, I didn't realize I was talking to someone so important.
‐ You think Jesse gives us CLIF bars, chewable Tylenol, and Dasani water?
[laughs] Come on.
All that protein and medicine that you're used to?
This guy.
‐ So I'm supposed to believe you're killing people during the week,
then turning big and running errands on the weekends?
‐ Oh my god, you're so stupid.
Listen, there is a hole in the top of the Wall.
It's been there since before the war.
The Duke would use it to bring in extra supplies
to keep control of the population.
‐ A top‐secret hole that we could use to escape, huh?
You have quite the imagination, murderer.
‐ Broheim had an Amazon Fresh subscription.
They'd throw the deliveries on the roof, then I'd just climb out and I'd get ‘em.
Now I do the same thing for my close personal friend, Tim.
[grunts]
‐ I'm sick of this bullshit!
There's no hole in the Wall, and I won't let you drag Tim's good name.
‐ In the beforefore time, I was a rock climbing instructor
at Bally's Total Fitness.
Outside the Wall, the only thing I used to murder
was indoor climbing walls.
‐ And I care why?
‐ Once I got in here, I had so much temptation,
you know, so many potential victims, and no rock climbing to distract me.
At first, I was going to kill myself. That way, I wouldn't murder anyone.
But then you saved me.
‐ What? ‐ Oh, you don't remember, do you?
I am the one who started the flooding of the Nerds.
My plan was to die in that Nerd pile and finally escape my impulses.
But then you saved me.
♪
‐ Oh my god. ‐ That's when I knew I was special.
You saved me so I could fulfill my destiny.
[laughs] I'm a god!
‐ Shut up! ‐ I'm a god!
[cackling]
MAN: Let's go. Let's get in here.
Let's do this. ‐ Welp, that's my ride.
‐ Okay, let's say there is some big conspiracy
to help you kill innocent people.
But now you've told me the whole plan, Mr. Total Fitness.
So what happens next?
‐ I don't know, they'll probably just come in here and kill you
and then blame it on a cricket.
‐ What? How the hell do you know about the cricket?
‐ These guys aren't exactly creative geniuses.
They always just blame it on a cricket.
[buzzer sounds]
‐ Has anyone mistreated you since you got here?
‐ I'm not saying anything until our lawyer gets here.
‐ Oh my god, I'm your lawyer.
How many times do we have to go over this?
‐ Objection, overruled, I rest my case.
‐ This isn't even the trial‐‐ forget it.
Let me walk you through the accusations,
and I gotta say, they seem very specific.
According to Peter, the, uh, Okja‐type character,
this all started off when Korvo got annoyed
at an annual Rib Fest‐style block party
on the street outside your house...
♪ rock music playing on speakers ♪ [inaudible chatter]
‐ Pupa, put those delicious ribs down!
Goddammit, I hate this stupid Rib Fest.
There's nowhere to park, they play rib jams all day,
and some guy who's not me always wins the "Best Ribs" competition!
Why can't Korvo be a winner for once?
‐ You know, Korvo, you could take some barbecue classes
at The Learning Annex or watch some YouTube videos,
chefnap Paula Deen‐‐
‐ Kidnapping people takes too long, I'll just use sci‐fi shit!
STEPHANIE: The prosecution claims Korvo created a giant pig thing
that self‐cooked racks of award‐winning ribs
out of its chest,
whose blood tasted like delicious barbecue sauce,
and when struck "shat out all the fixins."
KORVO: Dammit, that does sound like something I would do.
Right down to the "fixin'" shits.
‐ Where am I? Wh‐what am I?
Are you my dad? Wee! Help!
Ohh!
Whoa‐oh! Oh! ‐ Mm, that's good rib.
Could use a little barbecue sauce though.
‐ Oh no!
STEPHANIE: Korvo won five straight Rib Fest gold medals,
dethroning Lizzo's cousin, Ribbo, as the Rib Fest champion.
‐ Please let me go.
‐ Hold still, I need a potluck worth of your shit for a church event tonight.
‐ Korvo, wait! I need Peter to help me with my math homework.
He's not going to be able to focus if he's screaming.
What's the X in this equation? Tell me!
‐ Hi, guys! Are we having a‐‐
Oh my god, what's that?
‐ Please, little girl! These guys are crazy. You gotta help me!
‐ Don't worry, little guy. Jesse's here.
You have to let him go!
You can't just keep a creature trapped in your basement and torture it.
‐ You clearly don't understand how important it is to win rib contests.
‐ Ohhh! Oh!
‐ [sobbing] Oh god!
‐ Guys! Come watch me do donuts on the front lawn!
I finally figured out how to do it. Turns out it's a circle!
‐ Awesome! ‐ Alright.
[door closes]
[grunting]
[gasps, farts]
[cheering] TERRY: Fuck you, lawn! Woo!
Yeah‐hey! Woo! [tires screeching]
STEPHANIE: Peter escaped while you were distracted by the donuts.
He spent a few nights in the woods, then he moved on with his life,
got his MFA in interpretive dance,
couldn't find work, duh, so he got a job at the Apple Store
with all the other people who have MFAs.
‐ Okay, look: full disclosure, that story really did sound
like something we would do, r‐right?
‐ Yeah, I mean, it feels like something we'd pitch to Hulu
and they'd say, "We don't understand it but go for it."
‐ But I don't remember any of it.
I never went to a Rib Fest or met this delicious rib‐looking Peter guy.
‐ Yeah, just because the story "sounded like us"
doesn't mean we did it.
‐ Yeah, we're good people.
Remember that time we turned that homeless guy's blood
into Vitamin Water?
O‐o‐or when we killed millions of bees
so people wouldn't get stung?
‐ Yeah, we invented vaping, that has to count for something!
‐ You're both right. We're great.
This was one hundred percent not us!
‐ Well, Peter is a convincing witness.
Plus he's a big alien thing and you're aliens,
so it's not hard to think that you did this.
‐ What does that mean for us?
‐ It means you're fucked.
[slams table]
‐ This is your last chance to let me go, buddy.
Here they‐‐ they're coming, do you feel 'em?
Do you feel 'em? They're coming. It's all over for you. Get ready.
Oh, that hurt.
‐ Halk. Calm down, big guy, don't do anything crazy.
Just put the Ring Pop knife down.
‐ Stay back! ‐ Let me kill him, please!
‐ What are you doing? ‐ He's the killer!
The 7 was an L, it was upside‐down.
He lived in a fortune cookie.
‐ Wait, what are you talking about?
‐ If you caught the real killer, then great!
But if you kill him, it'll just make you a killer too.
‐ Stay back! Don't take another fuckin' step.
[buzzer sounds]
‐ You know, I bet prison isn't all that bad.
All I have to do is bide my time until I go to the Sorting Hat.
You know what I'm saying, my man?
‐ You're confusing prison with the Harry Potter movies.
‐ Don't make assumptions about people, he might've read the books.
‐ Fuck you! Even if he had,
he couldn't avoid the cultural impact of the movies!
[grunting] ‐ Come on, you won't fight me!
‐ Aah! Does this mean I don't get to be in Hufflepuff?
‐ Aah! Ow!
Ow! God!
‐ What the fuck!
‐ Oh no, please tell me you got a backup crack pipe inside that butt.
‐ How does everyone in this prison have so many shivs?
‐ Well, they teach a shiv‐making class on weekends.
‐ Why? ‐ Yumyulack, you know what they say:
give a man a shiv, he shivs for a day.
Now, teach a man to shiv‐‐
‐ Ugh, this place is horrible.
There's hardly any sushi,
the guy making the sushi is a rapist,
and he charges you airport prices right before he shivs you.
‐ This is fucking bullshit. I know we didn't do this to Peter.
We're nice, Pupa‐fearing, Fox News‐believing members of society.
‐ How did we get here then?
‐ There's only one explanation. The Solar Opposites are getting set up.
[Jesse, Terry, Yumyulack gasp]
Someone wanted to take us down.
It's a conspiracy, and we can't trust anyone.
‐ Oh! You think Peter's the mastermind?
‐ No way! Peter's the best. He has the face and ribs of an angel.
‐ How could you say that about Peter after everything he's been through?
‐ Seriously, Terry, go fuck yourself.
‐ If sweet angel Peter didn't do it, who did?
Is there someone in our world we offended in some way?
‐ Um, last week Yumyulack and I didn't want to take a history test,
so we used the Bone Changer Ray to turn Ms. Frankie's bones into metal
like Marvel's Wolverine.
[metal detector beeping] [gasps]
‐ What's happening to me? Argh! ‐ Hello, sweetie!
Did you forget to take your keys out of your pocket again?
[all screaming]
[screams]
‐ Jesus, that's grim. It must have been Ms. Frankie.
‐ Well, hold on, there was also this thing with Roland last Tuesday...
I just watched Toy Story 4,
and I thought it would be fun to make someone's toys come alive.
So I zapped this guy's stuff with our Make‐Alive Ray.
Live , motherfuckers, live! [ray zapping]
‐ Why is my stuff alive? What's happening?
[screaming] [growling]
‐ That's messed up, Terry. But another viable suspect.
It could also be Matthew. ‐ Who?
‐ He's the neighborhood fuckboi who hates me for no reason.
He's kind of my nemesis.
Matthew told me I wasn't allowed to wear Christ‐mas sweaters
because I don't know anything about Christ‐mas,
whatever the fuck that is.
So I decided to shoot him with the sci‐fi holiday cannon.
[explosion booms]
‐ Oh!
Oh god! No!
I can't feel my soul!
‐ Who doesn't know about Christ‐mas now, you fuck?
‐ Okay, wow, we just flashed back to three really good options
for who's framing us.
Honestly, there could be dozens of hundreds more.
‐ Guys, stop. Think about it.
There's no way humans could do this.
They're dumb as fuck. ‐ Yum's right, they hella dumb.
They're so budget.
‐ Jesse, stop trying to make budget the new basic.
But yes, in this one instance, they are budget.
‐ But someone did this to us.
Someone who's smart, powerful, handsome,
loves animals, has cheek bones for days,
lots of time on their hands.
Who could it be?
JESSE/KORVO/YUMYULACK: Obama! TERRY: Dora the Explorer!
Yes, Obama! The pride of Occidental College.
‐ Motherfucker's been on our shit ever since we out‐windsurfed him in Cabo.
‐ We have to break out of prison and clear our names.
‐ Hooray! The Solar Opposites are staging a breakout!
[keypad beeping]
‐ Pupa, you up? ‐ Yes!
[indiscernible whispering]
♪
[grunting]
♪
Ta‐da!
KORVO/TERRY/JESSE/YUMYULACK: Pupa!
[all cheering]
‐ Yes! ‐ Yes!
[sirens wailing]
‐ Alright, the cops are after us. That's enough Shawshank‐ing.
Wait, what the hell are these? [gasps]
Oh god. Oh no.
POLICEWOMAN: [over megaphone] We've got you surrounded!
Come out with your hands up!
‐ Come on , Korvo! Let's grab our stuff and get out of here!
‐ No, no, no! Look at the ribbons! And the certificates!
Look at the fucking trophies!
‐ But I thought you didn't win any rib contests?
‐ We all must have erased our minds.
We did do all that horrible stuff to Pete.
‐ Oh god. We're monsters!
‐ No way, we're always using sci‐fi stuff to help people!
‐ No, we don't. We're cowards and sneaky shits
who use sci‐fi to make our lives easier.
‐ No one was setting us up, we really just are horrible people,
I mean, aliens.
POLICEWOMAN: [over megaphone] Guys, this is your final warning
before things get all pew‐pew‐pew.
Wait, what? People don't get tha‐‐
Okay, just to be clear,
pew‐pew‐pew means we're gonna be shooting bullets out of guns,
not Star Wars lasers.
You guys got that, right?
‐ Look, we're guilty of a lot, but we can pay the price for Peter.
We have to let ourselves get arrested and go back to prison.
‐ Hooray! The Solar Opposites are taking responsibility!
[sirens wailing]
‐ Don't shoot, we‐we‐we‐we're coming out.
POLICEWOMAN: Hold your pew‐pews!
[handcuffs clicking]
♪ uplifting music playing ♪
♪
♪ foreboding music playing ♪
♪
[sighs]
HALK: Tim! TIM: What the hell?
Halk Hogam, what are you doing here?
‐ We need to talk!
‐ Of course, anything for a hero of Wall War I.
‐ Don't listen to him, Tim. He's gone crazy.
He's trying to ruin Cherie Day!
‐ I've caught the real murderer.
He claims he's some kind of runner who goes outside the Wall
for celery sticks and gum.
He says you and the Walldermen protect him.
‐ What the hell? You told me it was a cricket.
‐ That's the line they were trying to feed me, too.
‐ So this is the man who's been terrorizing my utopia?
‐ Yes. You assholes,
I told you Tim would want justice!
‐ My sweet Ethan. You're supposed to help me.
What did you do, you stupid boy? ‐ Wait, what?
‐ I've been making the Wall a better place for all of us!
‐ You knew? [Tim sighs]
‐ I've known Ethan for a long time.
And yes, there is a hole in the Wall.
There is a way out.
[Halk gasps]
‐ My god. ‐ Ethan does runs for me.
He gets medicine, food, using a system the Duke set up.
But I didn't know he was killing people.
‐ I was just exerting my will as a god!
Hey, would you tell him, you guys, that I'm a god?
‐ You guys knew this was happening?
‐ We were just doing what we thought you would want.
‐ We wanted to shield you from the truth
so you could focus on leading us all.
‐ What you've done goes against everything we've fought for!
But I know your hearts are in the right place.
I won't punish you. ‐ What?
‐ That's not the way of the Wall.
‐ Fuck no! They can't just walk away!
‐ Thank you, Tim. ‐ Thank you for your mercy, Tim.
‐ But, Ethan, we have to lock you up.
It's for your own good, my son.
‐ You can't lock me up!
'Cause I'll just escape and I'll kill all of you!
Because I am a god.
‐ Halk, please let Ethan go with the Walldermen.
You have my word: he won't hurt anyone else.
ETHAN: Ow!
‐ Take him to the holding chamber.
ETHAN: I can get out of anything. [grunts]
I command you to release me!
Ow, let me go!
[Ethan grunting]
HALK: What's that?
‐ Tim! What are you doing?
‐ Take the carb out, man! Let us out!
‐ I can't. You let Ethan get away with sullying the Wall.
The blood is on all your tiny hands.
Farewell, my friends. [Sonny grunting]
‐ Oh no, Magic Shell!
[screaming]
[gagging]
‐ Not like this! No! [gagging]
‐ No, no, no, no, no, Tim!
Tim, I can stop killing! I'm, I'm better now!
No, no, no! [screaming]
[gagging]
[cracking]
[sighs]
‐ I had no choice.
They were part of the old way, part of the problem.
But you, Halk, you can be part of the solution.
Walk with me.
‐ Even if you didn't know Ethan was a killer,
you've kept the secret of the hole this entire time.
‐ I'm not asking you to give me your trust,
but I owe you the truth,
all of it.
Hear me out, and then you can decide what you want to do.
[gavel banging]
‐ Terry, Korvo, Yumyulack, Jesse.
I find you guilty on all counts.
I recommend you to be put to death.
If anyone has an issue with this,
speak now or forever hold your pe‐ace.
‐ I have something to say. [all gasp]
‐ Terry, the replicants, and I have talked it over,
and we believe that we should, in fact, be sentenced to death.
We, we deserve it.
Also, "speak now or forever hold your peace" is for weddings.
‐ Folks, I didn't win the hit ABC reality show America's Sexiest Judge
just to be disrespected in my own court space.
Now for the deets on the execush...
‐ Stop. [all gasp]
I believe the Solar Opposites don't deserve to die.
‐ Whoa!
Whoa, I did not see that coming.
It was that big rib monster they trapped in the basement.
But I had to keep it cool.
I mean, I was the sexy judge.
Speak your truth, homie.
‐ Yes, they are really, really terrible people,
which is why they deserve something worse than the death penalty.
If they die, they'll only suffer for a moment.
But if they live, they'll have to suffer the guilt
of what they've done forever.
‐ Oh, we can do that. I feel totes guilty.
George, I am so sorry.
‐ There are punishments that will keep them in pain
way longer than killing them,
some real fucked‐up stuff.
Like here, let me show you. Check out this video on YouTube.
‐ Holy fuck, we never even did something like that at my frat! [screaming on video]
We did get close though. RIP, Bryce. We miss you, man.
‐ If it's on YouTube, how bad can it be?
I‐I‐I bet it's just like weird tickling.
[crowd shouting]
‐ The aliens are going to put on gloves
filled with Brazilian Bullet Ants.
The ants have the most painful venom on Earth,
and each glove has over 500 ants.
The pain lasts for days!
[crowd shouting, cheering]
[screaming]
KORVO: I deserve this! TERRY: Aah! Me too!!
JESSE: Stingers!
[crowd cheering] MS. FRANKIE: Ha ha ha, yeah!
Woo‐hoo‐hoo!
[lock beeps]
[engine starts]
♪
We did it!
We out sci‐fi'd those piece of shit aliens!
Oh, it was complicated as hell, but we did it!
‐ I can't remember, can you tell us how we did it again?
‐ I used the Bone Changer Ray
to turn a regular pig into that giant, rib‐filled monster.
I bought some Solar Opposites masks from the Hulu Store's
going‐out‐of‐business sale.
I also got 15 Pen15 pens that are also dildos.
Matthew, it was a genius idea
to switch the Holiday Spirit Cannon to 4th of July mode.
MATTHEW: That's right. Pre‐cooked ribs.
Coleslaw poop and salt rub tears.
[grunts] [farts]
MS. FRANKIE: And, Roland, excellent call
to use the Make‐Alive Ray to really land the plane.
‐ Holy fuck, I'm aware of my existence!
ROLAND: Your name is Peter. ‐ Pe‐ter?
ROLAND: Aw, geez, don't cha know‐‐ MS: FRANKIE: Today, I've learned a lesson.
MATTHEW: I'm Terry! I'm gonna do donuts in the yard!
MS. FRANKIE: It was so easy to leave the harness unbuckled
during our fake family meeting so Peter could escape.
[grunting] [gasps, farts]
[glasses clink] Now those bitch‐ass aliens can pay
for all their crimes!
Today, humanity wins!
‐ Whoa! ‐ Woo!
‐ Oh shit! What have I done?
[crowd cheering] JESSE: Oh lord, the pain!
I can feel it in my whole body!
YUMYULACK: I can too!
JESSE: Even in my inner eye! YUMYULACK: But it's, it's good!
We needed it! TERRY: We're pieces of shit!
We're big pieces of shitty shit!
KORVO: Ohh! We'll never be mean again!
We'll learn how to have empathy!
‐ We learned our lesson!
[screaming] [crowd shouting]
Oh my god, look at this guy's shirt!
‐ Is that supposed to be a Wayne's World parody?
Is your name Mark? YUMYULACK: Ow! Ow!
Those movies came out a million years ago!
‐ What kind of loser gets his name added to a Wayne's World shirt?
You suck! ‐ That's so embarrassing!
You're a real fucking idiot, you know that!
‐ I can't even look at you! Get out of here, you fucking freak!
YUMYULACK: Terry's right, get out of here!
‐ Oh, these ants feel bad,
but shitting on humans almost evens it out!
[screaming continues]
[cheering] TIM: Oh, wow. Look at this.
Good Cherie Day, everyone. [laughs]
Oh, that's perfect!
Wow!
Good Cherie Day to you.
I've never told anyone this, but it's been eating away at me.
Now is the time to tell the true story of Cherie's death.
The story you know... it's a lie.
Yes, she was a hero who helped me defeat the Duke.
Yes, she was my lover, and yes, we had a bunch of sex.
Pussy was poppin'. It was‐‐ ‐ Tim, please.
‐ The Duke didn't kill her during the war.
HALK: But then how‐‐ TIM: Cherie, she sees this hole,
this little piece of blue sky, and she snaps.
She started talking crazy.
She wants to force people out into the backyard
to let them get eaten by owls.
I thought Cherie and I were on the same page,
but I realized she was just like the Duke.
In the end, they both wanted chaos
and didn't stop to think about the lives
they would ruin on the way.
She fought me.
And I killed Cherie.
I killed the love of my life to save us all.
‐ No, jus‐‐ don't say that!
‐ I should've never kept the Duke's Enforcers in power.
All I did was change their name to the Walldermen. Clever.
But still, the point of keeping the hole a secret was to protect people.
‐ Why are you telling me this?
‐ I never asked to be in charge of this Wall.
It weighs on a man.
And I've been carrying that weight alone for far too long.
Now we can bear it together.
‐ What do you mean?
‐ I leave it up to you: you can tell everyone the truth.
Life will change, it might be hard, but that's life.
Or you can help me cover this up.
We'll hide what Ethan did, and life can continue.
[sighs] Either way, it feels good
to not be the man on top of it all.
So, Halk... what are you going to do?
Wallians, welcome to the first annual Cherie Day.
[crowd cheering, applauding]
Before we get to celebrating our fallen hero,
there is an important announcement to make.
But you won't be hearing it from me.
[crowd murmuring]
‐ We captured the murderer.
It was...
a rogue cricket who got in the Wall.
[cheering]
‐ That's right! Thank you, Halk!
You're a hero once again.
We can now go back to life knowing
the Wall is safer than ever before!
For Cherie!
Cherie! Cherie!
Cherie!
CROWD: Cherie! Cherie!
♪ dramatic theme playing ♪
♪
[mimicking laser fire]