Invasion

I think you owe me some details.

He said he had a nice time, and what did you say?

He's… Angie.

Marilyn! I mean, if he is as fine in real life

as he looked in those pictures…

Well, he… he's nice. He's very nice.

So you'll call this very nice man for a second date?

Okay, we discussed this.

I'm doing things my way. Slowly.

There's slow and then there's asleep.

I love you, Big Sis, but your way isn't exactly working.

That does not look like the application for your internship.

That's because it's not due until the end of the month.

Everybody's taking their sweet time in this family.

Marilyn, you can keep looking for the next 10 years,

you are not gonna find another Ronald.

He didn't want you to stop living.

He wanted you to have a big, full life.

Got everything I need.

Work, you, Langston.

Yeah, okay. But there's some things that we can't give you.

Yeah? What is that?

Like, companionship…

- Lord… - …dates, orgasms.

Ma. Seriously?

Okay. I'm saying goodbye.

- Bye. Bye. Love you. - Bye.

Marilyn?

- I got it. - Oh, my God, you're an angel.

Becca's jazz band recital starts at 7:00 p.m.,

I got the flower delivery coming later today.

Couldn't rustle up some earplugs, could you?

Come on, Suze would kill us both.

The check-in meeting, we hit our targets, auto and home,

kind of lagged in life policies.

We're gonna have to push those writers. And it is Hakeem's birthday today.

- Oh. - I got a card and everyone signed it.

So I crunched the numbers and we lagged last quarter.

Remind your clients it's never too early to take out a life policy

and they don't wanna wait until it's too late.

- All right? - Right.

Good.

And last but not least, Hakeem.

- Aw. - Happy birthday to you

- Come on. - Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday, dear Hakeem

Happy…

- Weird. - It was the circuit breaker.

The guy came to check it this weekend.

What are we gonna do?

Can anyone get online?

I've still got service.

I just saw something that said it's a terrorist attack.

No… We don't know that.

They're setting up evacuation sites. Broadcasting them over the radio.

Okay.

Okay, everybody go home.

Find an evacuation site.

- One second. - Marilyn, thank God you're okay.

I'll be right there.

Wait, wait, wait, wait. I've been trying forever…

Greg?

Greg.

I'll meet you at your place.

- I'll handle things. - Okay.

Okay, okay. Thank you.

Thank you.

Marilyn. Marilyn! Are you still there?

Are you okay? Nobody knows what happened.

- Everyone's leaving town. - Calm down.

I packed some sweat pants for you.

I wasn't sure what else you might want.

I should've met you there instead of making you come here.

I wasn't thinking.

- You're doing good. - What if they're still in the city?

- What if whatever attacked us isn't done? - Angie.

- What if-- - I'm gonna take care of us.

Just like I promised Ma.

Hey.

I'm checking on the evacuation routes.

The highways are screwed for normal traffic.

The government's taking over buses.

They've got state troopers clearing lanes.

- Okay. - There's a bus depot on 9th and Wells.

9th and Wells.

Wait, what are you…

Marilyn?

Come on.

- Greg. - Marilyn.

I just wanted to let you know that the best way out of town is by bus.

- Seriously? - Oh, it's okay, Marilyn.

Our friends they have a big lake house in Bayside.

They… They say it's safe up there.

That's not far from us.

We can meet you there.

- Greg? - Yeah…

It's not our house, you know?

I-I mean… …you know I would help if I could.

But… I gotta go now.

Good luck, Marilyn.

Hey. Hey, can we move things along, here?

Yeah, I'm talking to you. What the hell's your plan here, huh?

- Fucking dick. - Langston.

What? We were all thinking it.

I was definitely thinking it.

What is that?

Let's move. Move!

- We gotta move. - Move!

Hey! Come on! Come on!

Wait! Let us in!

- Come on. Come on, come on! - Her first. First. Marilyn…

Come on, come on.

Come on, let's go. Come on. Ma!

Ma! Ma, no! Ma!

Ma!

No! Angie!

- Angie! - Ma! Ma!

Marilyn.

Angie.

Langston.

Langston!

Langston!

He's over here.

Where are we?

We ran out of gas.

The bus driver and some of the passengers headed back,

the rest of us thought we'd try our luck there.

How's your daughter handling this?

Evie? As well as can be expected given everything.

Hey, I wanted to say thank you.

Your family saved mine back there.

I didn't save anyone.

My sister's…

Langston.

Langston, honey.

Please.

Where is everybody?

You think they got hit too?

Rest up in there.

Figure out next steps.

No telling when the taps will run dry.

We need to start saving water.

Gas too. We can siphon it from…

Hello.

Ah-ah-ah.

Stop right there.

Nice.

I said stop.

Look, I'm Neil.

What's your name?

None of your fucking business. What do you want?

Anything edible.

This look like a welfare center to you?

Well, it's a church. So, yeah. Kind…

Oh. No. This is a misunderstanding.

We were evacuated from Chicago. And our bus--

Don't care. Get out.

Carolann!

What is going on?

Intruders.

Here to loot.

No. No, it's okay. We'll go.

- Our mistake. - Damn right, your mistake.

Carolann.

Please.

How long have you been traveling for?

We left Chicago yesterday.

We could use some food and water.

We'll leave. First thing in the morning.

Stay.

As long as you need.

It's dangerous out there, you can shelter with us.

Pastor.

We can't.

"Come to me,

all ye who are weary and burdened, and I shall give you rest."

Come in.

You're welcome.

Come on.

I keep replaying it in my mind.

Every choice.

I mean, every moment.

I could've… I'd… I…

should've done something different.

She was my baby sister. I'm supposed to take care of her.

Look, I'm sorry, No. I…

I can't do this. All right?

I just can't.

I'm telling you, we won't last two weeks--

Look, I don't wanna hear about it right now. Okay?

Pastor Allen?

Everything good?

You settling in okay?

Yes, thank you for taking us in.

Oh, we're… we're happy to help.

Even Carolann?

Well, she's…

She's just protective.

Scared. Like everyone.

It's not easy leading the flock.