List of The Last Man on Earth episodes

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cells: 50
1
"M.U.B.A.R."
John Solomon
Rich Blomquist & John Solomon
October 1, 2017
4AYB01
2.28[53]
cells: Pamela introduces herself to the group, explaining that she had met Pat in Malibu and the two had become intimate. She then introduces her new lover, Rear Admiral Roy Billups (Jack Black), but Pat, having briefly revived, shoots and murders Billups. Pamela then kills Pat outright. Once the group is out at sea, Tandy decapitates Pat and sends his head and body out on two separate jet skis in opposite directions, but they crash into each other. Pamela gradually irritates the group by wasting their supplies, claiming the yacht's only bedroom for herself, and flirting with Tandy. Melissa pilots the boat while drinking, and Gail botches dropping the anchor, so the boat drifts overnight and leaves them stranded in mid-ocean. After days without Gail telling anyone, they finally find a remote island. While sailing towards the island on a dinghy, Pamela, who had heard the women agree to abandon her on dry land, tricks Tandy into untying the dinghy from the boat. She knocks him unconscious, sends the rest of the group away with useless supplies, and steals the yacht, intending to keep Tandy for herself. The others reach the island, unaware that someone already lives there.
Pamela introduces herself to the group, explaining that she had met Pat in Malibu and the two had become intimate. She then introduces her new lover, Rear Admiral Roy Billups (Jack Black), but Pat, having briefly revived, shoots and murders Billups. Pamela then kills Pat outright. Once the group is out at sea, Tandy decapitates Pat and sends his head and body out on two separate jet skis in opposite directions, but they crash into each other. Pamela gradually irritates the group by wasting their supplies, claiming the yacht's only bedroom for herself, and flirting with Tandy. Melissa pilots the boat while drinking, and Gail botches dropping the anchor, so the boat drifts overnight and leaves them stranded in mid-ocean. After days without Gail telling anyone, they finally find a remote island. While sailing towards the island on a dinghy, Pamela, who had heard the women agree to abandon her on dry land, tricks Tandy into untying the dinghy from the boat. She knocks him unconscious, sends the rest of the group away with useless supplies, and steals the yacht, intending to keep Tandy for herself. The others reach the island, unaware that someone already lives there.
Pamela introduces herself to the group, explaining that she had met Pat in Malibu and the two had become intimate. She then introduces her new lover, Rear Admiral Roy Billups (Jack Black), but Pat, having briefly revived, shoots and murders Billups. Pamela then kills Pat outright. Once the group is out at sea, Tandy decapitates Pat and sends his head and body out on two separate jet skis in opposite directions, but they crash into each other. Pamela gradually irritates the group by wasting their supplies, claiming the yacht's only bedroom for herself, and flirting with Tandy. Melissa pilots the boat while drinking, and Gail botches dropping the anchor, so the boat drifts overnight and leaves them stranded in mid-ocean. After days without Gail telling anyone, they finally find a remote island. While sailing towards the island on a dinghy, Pamela, who had heard the women agree to abandon her on dry land, tricks Tandy into untying the dinghy from the boat. She knocks him unconscious, sends the rest of the group away with useless supplies, and steals the yacht, intending to keep Tandy for herself. The others reach the island, unaware that someone already lives there.
Pamela introduces herself to the group, explaining that she had met Pat in Malibu and the two had become intimate. She then introduces her new lover, Rear Admiral Roy Billups (Jack Black), but Pat, having briefly revived, shoots and murders Billups. Pamela then kills Pat outright. Once the group is out at sea, Tandy decapitates Pat and sends his head and body out on two separate jet skis in opposite directions, but they crash into each other. Pamela gradually irritates the group by wasting their supplies, claiming the yacht's only bedroom for herself, and flirting with Tandy. Melissa pilots the boat while drinking, and Gail botches dropping the anchor, so the boat drifts overnight and leaves them stranded in mid-ocean. After days without Gail telling anyone, they finally find a remote island. While sailing towards the island on a dinghy, Pamela, who had heard the women agree to abandon her on dry land, tricks Tandy into untying the dinghy from the boat. She knocks him unconscious, sends the rest of the group away with useless supplies, and steals the yacht, intending to keep Tandy for herself. The others reach the island, unaware that someone already lives there.
Pamela introduces herself to the group, explaining that she had met Pat in Malibu and the two had become intimate. She then introduces her new lover, Rear Admiral Roy Billups (Jack Black), but Pat, having briefly revived, shoots and murders Billups. Pamela then kills Pat outright. Once the group is out at sea, Tandy decapitates Pat and sends his head and body out on two separate jet skis in opposite directions, but they crash into each other. Pamela gradually irritates the group by wasting their supplies, claiming the yacht's only bedroom for herself, and flirting with Tandy. Melissa pilots the boat while drinking, and Gail botches dropping the anchor, so the boat drifts overnight and leaves them stranded in mid-ocean. After days without Gail telling anyone, they finally find a remote island. While sailing towards the island on a dinghy, Pamela, who had heard the women agree to abandon her on dry land, tricks Tandy into untying the dinghy from the boat. She knocks him unconscious, sends the rest of the group away with useless supplies, and steals the yacht, intending to keep Tandy for herself. The others reach the island, unaware that someone already lives there.
Pamela introduces herself to the group, explaining that she had met Pat in Malibu and the two had become intimate. She then introduces her new lover, Rear Admiral Roy Billups (Jack Black), but Pat, having briefly revived, shoots and murders Billups. Pamela then kills Pat outright. Once the group is out at sea, Tandy decapitates Pat and sends his head and body out on two separate jet skis in opposite directions, but they crash into each other. Pamela gradually irritates the group by wasting their supplies, claiming the yacht's only bedroom for herself, and flirting with Tandy. Melissa pilots the boat while drinking, and Gail botches dropping the anchor, so the boat drifts overnight and leaves them stranded in mid-ocean. After days without Gail telling anyone, they finally find a remote island. While sailing towards the island on a dinghy, Pamela, who had heard the women agree to abandon her on dry land, tricks Tandy into untying the dinghy from the boat. She knocks him unconscious, sends the rest of the group away with useless supplies, and steals the yacht, intending to keep Tandy for herself. The others reach the island, unaware that someone already lives there.
Pamela introduces herself to the group, explaining that she had met Pat in Malibu and the two had become intimate. She then introduces her new lover, Rear Admiral Roy Billups (Jack Black), but Pat, having briefly revived, shoots and murders Billups. Pamela then kills Pat outright. Once the group is out at sea, Tandy decapitates Pat and sends his head and body out on two separate jet skis in opposite directions, but they crash into each other. Pamela gradually irritates the group by wasting their supplies, claiming the yacht's only bedroom for herself, and flirting with Tandy. Melissa pilots the boat while drinking, and Gail botches dropping the anchor, so the boat drifts overnight and leaves them stranded in mid-ocean. After days without Gail telling anyone, they finally find a remote island. While sailing towards the island on a dinghy, Pamela, who had heard the women agree to abandon her on dry land, tricks Tandy into untying the dinghy from the boat. She knocks him unconscious, sends the rest of the group away with useless supplies, and steals the yacht, intending to keep Tandy for herself. The others reach the island, unaware that someone already lives there.
Pamela introduces herself to the group, explaining that she had met Pat in Malibu and the two had become intimate. She then introduces her new lover, Rear Admiral Roy Billups (Jack Black), but Pat, having briefly revived, shoots and murders Billups. Pamela then kills Pat outright. Once the group is out at sea, Tandy decapitates Pat and sends his head and body out on two separate jet skis in opposite directions, but they crash into each other. Pamela gradually irritates the group by wasting their supplies, claiming the yacht's only bedroom for herself, and flirting with Tandy. Melissa pilots the boat while drinking, and Gail botches dropping the anchor, so the boat drifts overnight and leaves them stranded in mid-ocean. After days without Gail telling anyone, they finally find a remote island. While sailing towards the island on a dinghy, Pamela, who had heard the women agree to abandon her on dry land, tricks Tandy into untying the dinghy from the boat. She knocks him unconscious, sends the rest of the group away with useless supplies, and steals the yacht, intending to keep Tandy for herself. The others reach the island, unaware that someone already lives there.
cells: 51
2
"Stocko Syndome"
David Noel
Megan Ganz & Tim McAuliffe
October 8, 2017
4AYB02
2.23[54]
cells: To escape being held hostage, Tandy tries convincing Pamela that he has lost interest in Carol, but she sees through his ruse and makes it clear, with her gun, that he is hers. Eventually, Tandy frees himself using a toenail clipping and threatens to harm her dog Jeremy if she does not agree to peace. She gives in, but they soon realize they are no longer near land. On the island, the main group meets Glenn (Chris Elliott), a castaway who missed the apocalypse and knows nothing about the virus, so he hopes to return to the U.S. and reunite with friends and family. He shows Carol a signal fire he has saved to alert a plane or boat, but Carol tells him it would be best to use it to find Tandy. That evening, they agree to light the signal fire, allowing Tandy and Pamela to find and reunite with them the next morning. The group wants to abandon Pamela on the island to fend for herself, but since Pamela takes responsibility for her actions and tells them to desert her, they agree to take her back to the mainland on the condition she rides in the dinghy attached to the yacht.
To escape being held hostage, Tandy tries convincing Pamela that he has lost interest in Carol, but she sees through his ruse and makes it clear, with her gun, that he is hers. Eventually, Tandy frees himself using a toenail clipping and threatens to harm her dog Jeremy if she does not agree to peace. She gives in, but they soon realize they are no longer near land. On the island, the main group meets Glenn (Chris Elliott), a castaway who missed the apocalypse and knows nothing about the virus, so he hopes to return to the U.S. and reunite with friends and family. He shows Carol a signal fire he has saved to alert a plane or boat, but Carol tells him it would be best to use it to find Tandy. That evening, they agree to light the signal fire, allowing Tandy and Pamela to find and reunite with them the next morning. The group wants to abandon Pamela on the island to fend for herself, but since Pamela takes responsibility for her actions and tells them to desert her, they agree to take her back to the mainland on the condition she rides in the dinghy attached to the yacht.
To escape being held hostage, Tandy tries convincing Pamela that he has lost interest in Carol, but she sees through his ruse and makes it clear, with her gun, that he is hers. Eventually, Tandy frees himself using a toenail clipping and threatens to harm her dog Jeremy if she does not agree to peace. She gives in, but they soon realize they are no longer near land. On the island, the main group meets Glenn (Chris Elliott), a castaway who missed the apocalypse and knows nothing about the virus, so he hopes to return to the U.S. and reunite with friends and family. He shows Carol a signal fire he has saved to alert a plane or boat, but Carol tells him it would be best to use it to find Tandy. That evening, they agree to light the signal fire, allowing Tandy and Pamela to find and reunite with them the next morning. The group wants to abandon Pamela on the island to fend for herself, but since Pamela takes responsibility for her actions and tells them to desert her, they agree to take her back to the mainland on the condition she rides in the dinghy attached to the yacht.
To escape being held hostage, Tandy tries convincing Pamela that he has lost interest in Carol, but she sees through his ruse and makes it clear, with her gun, that he is hers. Eventually, Tandy frees himself using a toenail clipping and threatens to harm her dog Jeremy if she does not agree to peace. She gives in, but they soon realize they are no longer near land. On the island, the main group meets Glenn (Chris Elliott), a castaway who missed the apocalypse and knows nothing about the virus, so he hopes to return to the U.S. and reunite with friends and family. He shows Carol a signal fire he has saved to alert a plane or boat, but Carol tells him it would be best to use it to find Tandy. That evening, they agree to light the signal fire, allowing Tandy and Pamela to find and reunite with them the next morning. The group wants to abandon Pamela on the island to fend for herself, but since Pamela takes responsibility for her actions and tells them to desert her, they agree to take her back to the mainland on the condition she rides in the dinghy attached to the yacht.
To escape being held hostage, Tandy tries convincing Pamela that he has lost interest in Carol, but she sees through his ruse and makes it clear, with her gun, that he is hers. Eventually, Tandy frees himself using a toenail clipping and threatens to harm her dog Jeremy if she does not agree to peace. She gives in, but they soon realize they are no longer near land. On the island, the main group meets Glenn (Chris Elliott), a castaway who missed the apocalypse and knows nothing about the virus, so he hopes to return to the U.S. and reunite with friends and family. He shows Carol a signal fire he has saved to alert a plane or boat, but Carol tells him it would be best to use it to find Tandy. That evening, they agree to light the signal fire, allowing Tandy and Pamela to find and reunite with them the next morning. The group wants to abandon Pamela on the island to fend for herself, but since Pamela takes responsibility for her actions and tells them to desert her, they agree to take her back to the mainland on the condition she rides in the dinghy attached to the yacht.
To escape being held hostage, Tandy tries convincing Pamela that he has lost interest in Carol, but she sees through his ruse and makes it clear, with her gun, that he is hers. Eventually, Tandy frees himself using a toenail clipping and threatens to harm her dog Jeremy if she does not agree to peace. She gives in, but they soon realize they are no longer near land. On the island, the main group meets Glenn (Chris Elliott), a castaway who missed the apocalypse and knows nothing about the virus, so he hopes to return to the U.S. and reunite with friends and family. He shows Carol a signal fire he has saved to alert a plane or boat, but Carol tells him it would be best to use it to find Tandy. That evening, they agree to light the signal fire, allowing Tandy and Pamela to find and reunite with them the next morning. The group wants to abandon Pamela on the island to fend for herself, but since Pamela takes responsibility for her actions and tells them to desert her, they agree to take her back to the mainland on the condition she rides in the dinghy attached to the yacht.
To escape being held hostage, Tandy tries convincing Pamela that he has lost interest in Carol, but she sees through his ruse and makes it clear, with her gun, that he is hers. Eventually, Tandy frees himself using a toenail clipping and threatens to harm her dog Jeremy if she does not agree to peace. She gives in, but they soon realize they are no longer near land. On the island, the main group meets Glenn (Chris Elliott), a castaway who missed the apocalypse and knows nothing about the virus, so he hopes to return to the U.S. and reunite with friends and family. He shows Carol a signal fire he has saved to alert a plane or boat, but Carol tells him it would be best to use it to find Tandy. That evening, they agree to light the signal fire, allowing Tandy and Pamela to find and reunite with them the next morning. The group wants to abandon Pamela on the island to fend for herself, but since Pamela takes responsibility for her actions and tells them to desert her, they agree to take her back to the mainland on the condition she rides in the dinghy attached to the yacht.
To escape being held hostage, Tandy tries convincing Pamela that he has lost interest in Carol, but she sees through his ruse and makes it clear, with her gun, that he is hers. Eventually, Tandy frees himself using a toenail clipping and threatens to harm her dog Jeremy if she does not agree to peace. She gives in, but they soon realize they are no longer near land. On the island, the main group meets Glenn (Chris Elliott), a castaway who missed the apocalypse and knows nothing about the virus, so he hopes to return to the U.S. and reunite with friends and family. He shows Carol a signal fire he has saved to alert a plane or boat, but Carol tells him it would be best to use it to find Tandy. That evening, they agree to light the signal fire, allowing Tandy and Pamela to find and reunite with them the next morning. The group wants to abandon Pamela on the island to fend for herself, but since Pamela takes responsibility for her actions and tells them to desert her, they agree to take her back to the mainland on the condition she rides in the dinghy attached to the yacht.
cells: 52
3
"Skeleton Crew"
John Solomon
Kassia Miller
October 15, 2017
4AYB03
1.96[55]
cells: Pamela is welcomed aboard the yacht after falling out of the dinghy, then begins a gradually intimate relationship with Glenn. Before Glenn can announce this, Jasper spots Zihuatanejo, Mexico. However, the group discovers that the whole town is the site of another triage operation from the apocalypse littered with body bags. Tandy and Carol move into a hospital near a motel, but they notice Pamela crying in the nearby courtyard and learn that Glenn has been treating her poorly following their apparent breakup. Meanwhile, Todd laments that Zihuatanejo isn't the paradise he had hoped it would be, but Melissa assures him that any new home is perfect as long as they are together. At dinner that night, Carol forgives Pamela for what she did to the group, and Pamela demands answers from Glenn. Glenn evades the truth until he finally admits he loves Pamela but wants to return to the United States in search of his children, and he treated her badly so she would not be devastated if he were to try to find his children and contract the virus. He and Pamela pack up a car and leave the next day to begin the search.
Pamela is welcomed aboard the yacht after falling out of the dinghy, then begins a gradually intimate relationship with Glenn. Before Glenn can announce this, Jasper spots Zihuatanejo, Mexico. However, the group discovers that the whole town is the site of another triage operation from the apocalypse littered with body bags. Tandy and Carol move into a hospital near a motel, but they notice Pamela crying in the nearby courtyard and learn that Glenn has been treating her poorly following their apparent breakup. Meanwhile, Todd laments that Zihuatanejo isn't the paradise he had hoped it would be, but Melissa assures him that any new home is perfect as long as they are together. At dinner that night, Carol forgives Pamela for what she did to the group, and Pamela demands answers from Glenn. Glenn evades the truth until he finally admits he loves Pamela but wants to return to the United States in search of his children, and he treated her badly so she would not be devastated if he were to try to find his children and contract the virus. He and Pamela pack up a car and leave the next day to begin the search.
Pamela is welcomed aboard the yacht after falling out of the dinghy, then begins a gradually intimate relationship with Glenn. Before Glenn can announce this, Jasper spots Zihuatanejo, Mexico. However, the group discovers that the whole town is the site of another triage operation from the apocalypse littered with body bags. Tandy and Carol move into a hospital near a motel, but they notice Pamela crying in the nearby courtyard and learn that Glenn has been treating her poorly following their apparent breakup. Meanwhile, Todd laments that Zihuatanejo isn't the paradise he had hoped it would be, but Melissa assures him that any new home is perfect as long as they are together. At dinner that night, Carol forgives Pamela for what she did to the group, and Pamela demands answers from Glenn. Glenn evades the truth until he finally admits he loves Pamela but wants to return to the United States in search of his children, and he treated her badly so she would not be devastated if he were to try to find his children and contract the virus. He and Pamela pack up a car and leave the next day to begin the search.
Pamela is welcomed aboard the yacht after falling out of the dinghy, then begins a gradually intimate relationship with Glenn. Before Glenn can announce this, Jasper spots Zihuatanejo, Mexico. However, the group discovers that the whole town is the site of another triage operation from the apocalypse littered with body bags. Tandy and Carol move into a hospital near a motel, but they notice Pamela crying in the nearby courtyard and learn that Glenn has been treating her poorly following their apparent breakup. Meanwhile, Todd laments that Zihuatanejo isn't the paradise he had hoped it would be, but Melissa assures him that any new home is perfect as long as they are together. At dinner that night, Carol forgives Pamela for what she did to the group, and Pamela demands answers from Glenn. Glenn evades the truth until he finally admits he loves Pamela but wants to return to the United States in search of his children, and he treated her badly so she would not be devastated if he were to try to find his children and contract the virus. He and Pamela pack up a car and leave the next day to begin the search.
Pamela is welcomed aboard the yacht after falling out of the dinghy, then begins a gradually intimate relationship with Glenn. Before Glenn can announce this, Jasper spots Zihuatanejo, Mexico. However, the group discovers that the whole town is the site of another triage operation from the apocalypse littered with body bags. Tandy and Carol move into a hospital near a motel, but they notice Pamela crying in the nearby courtyard and learn that Glenn has been treating her poorly following their apparent breakup. Meanwhile, Todd laments that Zihuatanejo isn't the paradise he had hoped it would be, but Melissa assures him that any new home is perfect as long as they are together. At dinner that night, Carol forgives Pamela for what she did to the group, and Pamela demands answers from Glenn. Glenn evades the truth until he finally admits he loves Pamela but wants to return to the United States in search of his children, and he treated her badly so she would not be devastated if he were to try to find his children and contract the virus. He and Pamela pack up a car and leave the next day to begin the search.
Pamela is welcomed aboard the yacht after falling out of the dinghy, then begins a gradually intimate relationship with Glenn. Before Glenn can announce this, Jasper spots Zihuatanejo, Mexico. However, the group discovers that the whole town is the site of another triage operation from the apocalypse littered with body bags. Tandy and Carol move into a hospital near a motel, but they notice Pamela crying in the nearby courtyard and learn that Glenn has been treating her poorly following their apparent breakup. Meanwhile, Todd laments that Zihuatanejo isn't the paradise he had hoped it would be, but Melissa assures him that any new home is perfect as long as they are together. At dinner that night, Carol forgives Pamela for what she did to the group, and Pamela demands answers from Glenn. Glenn evades the truth until he finally admits he loves Pamela but wants to return to the United States in search of his children, and he treated her badly so she would not be devastated if he were to try to find his children and contract the virus. He and Pamela pack up a car and leave the next day to begin the search.
Pamela is welcomed aboard the yacht after falling out of the dinghy, then begins a gradually intimate relationship with Glenn. Before Glenn can announce this, Jasper spots Zihuatanejo, Mexico. However, the group discovers that the whole town is the site of another triage operation from the apocalypse littered with body bags. Tandy and Carol move into a hospital near a motel, but they notice Pamela crying in the nearby courtyard and learn that Glenn has been treating her poorly following their apparent breakup. Meanwhile, Todd laments that Zihuatanejo isn't the paradise he had hoped it would be, but Melissa assures him that any new home is perfect as long as they are together. At dinner that night, Carol forgives Pamela for what she did to the group, and Pamela demands answers from Glenn. Glenn evades the truth until he finally admits he loves Pamela but wants to return to the United States in search of his children, and he treated her badly so she would not be devastated if he were to try to find his children and contract the virus. He and Pamela pack up a car and leave the next day to begin the search.
Pamela is welcomed aboard the yacht after falling out of the dinghy, then begins a gradually intimate relationship with Glenn. Before Glenn can announce this, Jasper spots Zihuatanejo, Mexico. However, the group discovers that the whole town is the site of another triage operation from the apocalypse littered with body bags. Tandy and Carol move into a hospital near a motel, but they notice Pamela crying in the nearby courtyard and learn that Glenn has been treating her poorly following their apparent breakup. Meanwhile, Todd laments that Zihuatanejo isn't the paradise he had hoped it would be, but Melissa assures him that any new home is perfect as long as they are together. At dinner that night, Carol forgives Pamela for what she did to the group, and Pamela demands answers from Glenn. Glenn evades the truth until he finally admits he loves Pamela but wants to return to the United States in search of his children, and he treated her badly so she would not be devastated if he were to try to find his children and contract the virus. He and Pamela pack up a car and leave the next day to begin the search.
cells: 53
4
"Wisconsin"
Jennifer Arnold
Matt Marshall
October 22, 2017
4AYB04
1.96[56]
cells: Todd and Melissa announce their plans to go on a honeymoon, while Erica and Gail decide to live on their own for a time. Carol worries about missing precious life moments with the scattered group, so she takes Tandy to visit Gail but is upset because the rest of them were enjoying dinner together and lamely try to reassure her they weren't snubbing her or Tandy. To show them why she feels they should stay together, Carol feigns going into labor, so the others follow her to the recently restored medical clinic. When Gail arrives, she thinks she sees Carol holding her baby, but it turns out to be Tandy. Melissa, Erica, and Gail fake injuries and life-threatening situations to get back at Tandy and Carol and think Todd is joining them, but they soon realize Todd is suffering a genuine heart attack from repeated consumption of energy drinks. They rush him to the clinic and set him up to a heart monitor to successfully revive him. Gail apologizes to Carol as she reflects on how the group is a disaster together but much worse apart, then agrees to live with everyone in a location more suitable than the clinic.
Todd and Melissa announce their plans to go on a honeymoon, while Erica and Gail decide to live on their own for a time. Carol worries about missing precious life moments with the scattered group, so she takes Tandy to visit Gail but is upset because the rest of them were enjoying dinner together and lamely try to reassure her they weren't snubbing her or Tandy. To show them why she feels they should stay together, Carol feigns going into labor, so the others follow her to the recently restored medical clinic. When Gail arrives, she thinks she sees Carol holding her baby, but it turns out to be Tandy. Melissa, Erica, and Gail fake injuries and life-threatening situations to get back at Tandy and Carol and think Todd is joining them, but they soon realize Todd is suffering a genuine heart attack from repeated consumption of energy drinks. They rush him to the clinic and set him up to a heart monitor to successfully revive him. Gail apologizes to Carol as she reflects on how the group is a disaster together but much worse apart, then agrees to live with everyone in a location more suitable than the clinic.
Todd and Melissa announce their plans to go on a honeymoon, while Erica and Gail decide to live on their own for a time. Carol worries about missing precious life moments with the scattered group, so she takes Tandy to visit Gail but is upset because the rest of them were enjoying dinner together and lamely try to reassure her they weren't snubbing her or Tandy. To show them why she feels they should stay together, Carol feigns going into labor, so the others follow her to the recently restored medical clinic. When Gail arrives, she thinks she sees Carol holding her baby, but it turns out to be Tandy. Melissa, Erica, and Gail fake injuries and life-threatening situations to get back at Tandy and Carol and think Todd is joining them, but they soon realize Todd is suffering a genuine heart attack from repeated consumption of energy drinks. They rush him to the clinic and set him up to a heart monitor to successfully revive him. Gail apologizes to Carol as she reflects on how the group is a disaster together but much worse apart, then agrees to live with everyone in a location more suitable than the clinic.
Todd and Melissa announce their plans to go on a honeymoon, while Erica and Gail decide to live on their own for a time. Carol worries about missing precious life moments with the scattered group, so she takes Tandy to visit Gail but is upset because the rest of them were enjoying dinner together and lamely try to reassure her they weren't snubbing her or Tandy. To show them why she feels they should stay together, Carol feigns going into labor, so the others follow her to the recently restored medical clinic. When Gail arrives, she thinks she sees Carol holding her baby, but it turns out to be Tandy. Melissa, Erica, and Gail fake injuries and life-threatening situations to get back at Tandy and Carol and think Todd is joining them, but they soon realize Todd is suffering a genuine heart attack from repeated consumption of energy drinks. They rush him to the clinic and set him up to a heart monitor to successfully revive him. Gail apologizes to Carol as she reflects on how the group is a disaster together but much worse apart, then agrees to live with everyone in a location more suitable than the clinic.
Todd and Melissa announce their plans to go on a honeymoon, while Erica and Gail decide to live on their own for a time. Carol worries about missing precious life moments with the scattered group, so she takes Tandy to visit Gail but is upset because the rest of them were enjoying dinner together and lamely try to reassure her they weren't snubbing her or Tandy. To show them why she feels they should stay together, Carol feigns going into labor, so the others follow her to the recently restored medical clinic. When Gail arrives, she thinks she sees Carol holding her baby, but it turns out to be Tandy. Melissa, Erica, and Gail fake injuries and life-threatening situations to get back at Tandy and Carol and think Todd is joining them, but they soon realize Todd is suffering a genuine heart attack from repeated consumption of energy drinks. They rush him to the clinic and set him up to a heart monitor to successfully revive him. Gail apologizes to Carol as she reflects on how the group is a disaster together but much worse apart, then agrees to live with everyone in a location more suitable than the clinic.
Todd and Melissa announce their plans to go on a honeymoon, while Erica and Gail decide to live on their own for a time. Carol worries about missing precious life moments with the scattered group, so she takes Tandy to visit Gail but is upset because the rest of them were enjoying dinner together and lamely try to reassure her they weren't snubbing her or Tandy. To show them why she feels they should stay together, Carol feigns going into labor, so the others follow her to the recently restored medical clinic. When Gail arrives, she thinks she sees Carol holding her baby, but it turns out to be Tandy. Melissa, Erica, and Gail fake injuries and life-threatening situations to get back at Tandy and Carol and think Todd is joining them, but they soon realize Todd is suffering a genuine heart attack from repeated consumption of energy drinks. They rush him to the clinic and set him up to a heart monitor to successfully revive him. Gail apologizes to Carol as she reflects on how the group is a disaster together but much worse apart, then agrees to live with everyone in a location more suitable than the clinic.
Todd and Melissa announce their plans to go on a honeymoon, while Erica and Gail decide to live on their own for a time. Carol worries about missing precious life moments with the scattered group, so she takes Tandy to visit Gail but is upset because the rest of them were enjoying dinner together and lamely try to reassure her they weren't snubbing her or Tandy. To show them why she feels they should stay together, Carol feigns going into labor, so the others follow her to the recently restored medical clinic. When Gail arrives, she thinks she sees Carol holding her baby, but it turns out to be Tandy. Melissa, Erica, and Gail fake injuries and life-threatening situations to get back at Tandy and Carol and think Todd is joining them, but they soon realize Todd is suffering a genuine heart attack from repeated consumption of energy drinks. They rush him to the clinic and set him up to a heart monitor to successfully revive him. Gail apologizes to Carol as she reflects on how the group is a disaster together but much worse apart, then agrees to live with everyone in a location more suitable than the clinic.
Todd and Melissa announce their plans to go on a honeymoon, while Erica and Gail decide to live on their own for a time. Carol worries about missing precious life moments with the scattered group, so she takes Tandy to visit Gail but is upset because the rest of them were enjoying dinner together and lamely try to reassure her they weren't snubbing her or Tandy. To show them why she feels they should stay together, Carol feigns going into labor, so the others follow her to the recently restored medical clinic. When Gail arrives, she thinks she sees Carol holding her baby, but it turns out to be Tandy. Melissa, Erica, and Gail fake injuries and life-threatening situations to get back at Tandy and Carol and think Todd is joining them, but they soon realize Todd is suffering a genuine heart attack from repeated consumption of energy drinks. They rush him to the clinic and set him up to a heart monitor to successfully revive him. Gail apologizes to Carol as she reflects on how the group is a disaster together but much worse apart, then agrees to live with everyone in a location more suitable than the clinic.
cells: 54
5
"La Abuela"
David Noel
Kira Kalush
November 5, 2017
4AYB05
1.94[57]
cells: The group settles into a mansion once occupied by the drug cartel leader "La Abuela" Gordillo (Alma Martinez). In flashbacks, La Abuela searches for a traitor who let in a rival gang and kills her henchman Victor for not solving a Rubik's Cube quickly. Fearing he may be next, henchman Hector (Jack Guzman) prepares a bomb, then brings a piñata presumed to contain the bomb to her birthday party. The police soon arrive and force the criminals to hide. Henchman Panchito, the real traitor, shoots La Abuela and demands to know where Hector hid the bomb, but Hector does not say the exact answer and is arrested. In the present, Tandy babyproofs the mansion at Carol's insistence, helps Jasper break the piñata (which only contains candy), and struggles with Victor's Rubik's Cube. Meanwhile, Melissa extensively safety-proofs Todd after his heart attack, annoying Todd until they finally agree she should take a break from her protectiveness. Erica and Gail wonder why baby Dawn is constantly crying until Gail almost crashes their car. They discover that Dawn is an adrenaline junkie, so they hang a stuffed angry bear in her room to calm her.
The group settles into a mansion once occupied by the drug cartel leader "La Abuela" Gordillo (Alma Martinez). In flashbacks, La Abuela searches for a traitor who let in a rival gang and kills her henchman Victor for not solving a Rubik's Cube quickly. Fearing he may be next, henchman Hector (Jack Guzman) prepares a bomb, then brings a piñata presumed to contain the bomb to her birthday party. The police soon arrive and force the criminals to hide. Henchman Panchito, the real traitor, shoots La Abuela and demands to know where Hector hid the bomb, but Hector does not say the exact answer and is arrested. In the present, Tandy babyproofs the mansion at Carol's insistence, helps Jasper break the piñata (which only contains candy), and struggles with Victor's Rubik's Cube. Meanwhile, Melissa extensively safety-proofs Todd after his heart attack, annoying Todd until they finally agree she should take a break from her protectiveness. Erica and Gail wonder why baby Dawn is constantly crying until Gail almost crashes their car. They discover that Dawn is an adrenaline junkie, so they hang a stuffed angry bear in her room to calm her.
The group settles into a mansion once occupied by the drug cartel leader "La Abuela" Gordillo (Alma Martinez). In flashbacks, La Abuela searches for a traitor who let in a rival gang and kills her henchman Victor for not solving a Rubik's Cube quickly. Fearing he may be next, henchman Hector (Jack Guzman) prepares a bomb, then brings a piñata presumed to contain the bomb to her birthday party. The police soon arrive and force the criminals to hide. Henchman Panchito, the real traitor, shoots La Abuela and demands to know where Hector hid the bomb, but Hector does not say the exact answer and is arrested. In the present, Tandy babyproofs the mansion at Carol's insistence, helps Jasper break the piñata (which only contains candy), and struggles with Victor's Rubik's Cube. Meanwhile, Melissa extensively safety-proofs Todd after his heart attack, annoying Todd until they finally agree she should take a break from her protectiveness. Erica and Gail wonder why baby Dawn is constantly crying until Gail almost crashes their car. They discover that Dawn is an adrenaline junkie, so they hang a stuffed angry bear in her room to calm her.
The group settles into a mansion once occupied by the drug cartel leader "La Abuela" Gordillo (Alma Martinez). In flashbacks, La Abuela searches for a traitor who let in a rival gang and kills her henchman Victor for not solving a Rubik's Cube quickly. Fearing he may be next, henchman Hector (Jack Guzman) prepares a bomb, then brings a piñata presumed to contain the bomb to her birthday party. The police soon arrive and force the criminals to hide. Henchman Panchito, the real traitor, shoots La Abuela and demands to know where Hector hid the bomb, but Hector does not say the exact answer and is arrested. In the present, Tandy babyproofs the mansion at Carol's insistence, helps Jasper break the piñata (which only contains candy), and struggles with Victor's Rubik's Cube. Meanwhile, Melissa extensively safety-proofs Todd after his heart attack, annoying Todd until they finally agree she should take a break from her protectiveness. Erica and Gail wonder why baby Dawn is constantly crying until Gail almost crashes their car. They discover that Dawn is an adrenaline junkie, so they hang a stuffed angry bear in her room to calm her.
The group settles into a mansion once occupied by the drug cartel leader "La Abuela" Gordillo (Alma Martinez). In flashbacks, La Abuela searches for a traitor who let in a rival gang and kills her henchman Victor for not solving a Rubik's Cube quickly. Fearing he may be next, henchman Hector (Jack Guzman) prepares a bomb, then brings a piñata presumed to contain the bomb to her birthday party. The police soon arrive and force the criminals to hide. Henchman Panchito, the real traitor, shoots La Abuela and demands to know where Hector hid the bomb, but Hector does not say the exact answer and is arrested. In the present, Tandy babyproofs the mansion at Carol's insistence, helps Jasper break the piñata (which only contains candy), and struggles with Victor's Rubik's Cube. Meanwhile, Melissa extensively safety-proofs Todd after his heart attack, annoying Todd until they finally agree she should take a break from her protectiveness. Erica and Gail wonder why baby Dawn is constantly crying until Gail almost crashes their car. They discover that Dawn is an adrenaline junkie, so they hang a stuffed angry bear in her room to calm her.
The group settles into a mansion once occupied by the drug cartel leader "La Abuela" Gordillo (Alma Martinez). In flashbacks, La Abuela searches for a traitor who let in a rival gang and kills her henchman Victor for not solving a Rubik's Cube quickly. Fearing he may be next, henchman Hector (Jack Guzman) prepares a bomb, then brings a piñata presumed to contain the bomb to her birthday party. The police soon arrive and force the criminals to hide. Henchman Panchito, the real traitor, shoots La Abuela and demands to know where Hector hid the bomb, but Hector does not say the exact answer and is arrested. In the present, Tandy babyproofs the mansion at Carol's insistence, helps Jasper break the piñata (which only contains candy), and struggles with Victor's Rubik's Cube. Meanwhile, Melissa extensively safety-proofs Todd after his heart attack, annoying Todd until they finally agree she should take a break from her protectiveness. Erica and Gail wonder why baby Dawn is constantly crying until Gail almost crashes their car. They discover that Dawn is an adrenaline junkie, so they hang a stuffed angry bear in her room to calm her.
The group settles into a mansion once occupied by the drug cartel leader "La Abuela" Gordillo (Alma Martinez). In flashbacks, La Abuela searches for a traitor who let in a rival gang and kills her henchman Victor for not solving a Rubik's Cube quickly. Fearing he may be next, henchman Hector (Jack Guzman) prepares a bomb, then brings a piñata presumed to contain the bomb to her birthday party. The police soon arrive and force the criminals to hide. Henchman Panchito, the real traitor, shoots La Abuela and demands to know where Hector hid the bomb, but Hector does not say the exact answer and is arrested. In the present, Tandy babyproofs the mansion at Carol's insistence, helps Jasper break the piñata (which only contains candy), and struggles with Victor's Rubik's Cube. Meanwhile, Melissa extensively safety-proofs Todd after his heart attack, annoying Todd until they finally agree she should take a break from her protectiveness. Erica and Gail wonder why baby Dawn is constantly crying until Gail almost crashes their car. They discover that Dawn is an adrenaline junkie, so they hang a stuffed angry bear in her room to calm her.
The group settles into a mansion once occupied by the drug cartel leader "La Abuela" Gordillo (Alma Martinez). In flashbacks, La Abuela searches for a traitor who let in a rival gang and kills her henchman Victor for not solving a Rubik's Cube quickly. Fearing he may be next, henchman Hector (Jack Guzman) prepares a bomb, then brings a piñata presumed to contain the bomb to her birthday party. The police soon arrive and force the criminals to hide. Henchman Panchito, the real traitor, shoots La Abuela and demands to know where Hector hid the bomb, but Hector does not say the exact answer and is arrested. In the present, Tandy babyproofs the mansion at Carol's insistence, helps Jasper break the piñata (which only contains candy), and struggles with Victor's Rubik's Cube. Meanwhile, Melissa extensively safety-proofs Todd after his heart attack, annoying Todd until they finally agree she should take a break from her protectiveness. Erica and Gail wonder why baby Dawn is constantly crying until Gail almost crashes their car. They discover that Dawn is an adrenaline junkie, so they hang a stuffed angry bear in her room to calm her.
cells: 55
6
"Double Cheeseburger"
Lucia Aniello
Emma Rathbone
November 12, 2017
4AYB06
2.18[58]
cells: Carol and Tandy awaken to find that Carol has given birth to a baby girl in her sleep, whom they name Bezequille. Carol later feels cramps in her head, so she goes to Gail, and they find that Carol has an unborn second baby. They try various methods to make Carol go into labor. When these fail, Gail decides to perform a C-section, but Tandy refuses to let Gail do so. During the argument, Carol painlessly gives birth to another daughter, whom she names Mike after Tandy's brother. Meanwhile, Erica and Gail plan a date night and choose Todd to babysit Dawn. When they cancel because of the arrival of Carol's twins, Todd becomes depressed by baby fever, which Melissa notices. He convinces Erica to let him babysit Dawn but is soon caught by Melissa, who subsequently allows him to babysit Dawn after Erica and Gail reschedule their date.
Carol and Tandy awaken to find that Carol has given birth to a baby girl in her sleep, whom they name Bezequille. Carol later feels cramps in her head, so she goes to Gail, and they find that Carol has an unborn second baby. They try various methods to make Carol go into labor. When these fail, Gail decides to perform a C-section, but Tandy refuses to let Gail do so. During the argument, Carol painlessly gives birth to another daughter, whom she names Mike after Tandy's brother. Meanwhile, Erica and Gail plan a date night and choose Todd to babysit Dawn. When they cancel because of the arrival of Carol's twins, Todd becomes depressed by baby fever, which Melissa notices. He convinces Erica to let him babysit Dawn but is soon caught by Melissa, who subsequently allows him to babysit Dawn after Erica and Gail reschedule their date.
Carol and Tandy awaken to find that Carol has given birth to a baby girl in her sleep, whom they name Bezequille. Carol later feels cramps in her head, so she goes to Gail, and they find that Carol has an unborn second baby. They try various methods to make Carol go into labor. When these fail, Gail decides to perform a C-section, but Tandy refuses to let Gail do so. During the argument, Carol painlessly gives birth to another daughter, whom she names Mike after Tandy's brother. Meanwhile, Erica and Gail plan a date night and choose Todd to babysit Dawn. When they cancel because of the arrival of Carol's twins, Todd becomes depressed by baby fever, which Melissa notices. He convinces Erica to let him babysit Dawn but is soon caught by Melissa, who subsequently allows him to babysit Dawn after Erica and Gail reschedule their date.
Carol and Tandy awaken to find that Carol has given birth to a baby girl in her sleep, whom they name Bezequille. Carol later feels cramps in her head, so she goes to Gail, and they find that Carol has an unborn second baby. They try various methods to make Carol go into labor. When these fail, Gail decides to perform a C-section, but Tandy refuses to let Gail do so. During the argument, Carol painlessly gives birth to another daughter, whom she names Mike after Tandy's brother. Meanwhile, Erica and Gail plan a date night and choose Todd to babysit Dawn. When they cancel because of the arrival of Carol's twins, Todd becomes depressed by baby fever, which Melissa notices. He convinces Erica to let him babysit Dawn but is soon caught by Melissa, who subsequently allows him to babysit Dawn after Erica and Gail reschedule their date.
Carol and Tandy awaken to find that Carol has given birth to a baby girl in her sleep, whom they name Bezequille. Carol later feels cramps in her head, so she goes to Gail, and they find that Carol has an unborn second baby. They try various methods to make Carol go into labor. When these fail, Gail decides to perform a C-section, but Tandy refuses to let Gail do so. During the argument, Carol painlessly gives birth to another daughter, whom she names Mike after Tandy's brother. Meanwhile, Erica and Gail plan a date night and choose Todd to babysit Dawn. When they cancel because of the arrival of Carol's twins, Todd becomes depressed by baby fever, which Melissa notices. He convinces Erica to let him babysit Dawn but is soon caught by Melissa, who subsequently allows him to babysit Dawn after Erica and Gail reschedule their date.
Carol and Tandy awaken to find that Carol has given birth to a baby girl in her sleep, whom they name Bezequille. Carol later feels cramps in her head, so she goes to Gail, and they find that Carol has an unborn second baby. They try various methods to make Carol go into labor. When these fail, Gail decides to perform a C-section, but Tandy refuses to let Gail do so. During the argument, Carol painlessly gives birth to another daughter, whom she names Mike after Tandy's brother. Meanwhile, Erica and Gail plan a date night and choose Todd to babysit Dawn. When they cancel because of the arrival of Carol's twins, Todd becomes depressed by baby fever, which Melissa notices. He convinces Erica to let him babysit Dawn but is soon caught by Melissa, who subsequently allows him to babysit Dawn after Erica and Gail reschedule their date.
Carol and Tandy awaken to find that Carol has given birth to a baby girl in her sleep, whom they name Bezequille. Carol later feels cramps in her head, so she goes to Gail, and they find that Carol has an unborn second baby. They try various methods to make Carol go into labor. When these fail, Gail decides to perform a C-section, but Tandy refuses to let Gail do so. During the argument, Carol painlessly gives birth to another daughter, whom she names Mike after Tandy's brother. Meanwhile, Erica and Gail plan a date night and choose Todd to babysit Dawn. When they cancel because of the arrival of Carol's twins, Todd becomes depressed by baby fever, which Melissa notices. He convinces Erica to let him babysit Dawn but is soon caught by Melissa, who subsequently allows him to babysit Dawn after Erica and Gail reschedule their date.
Carol and Tandy awaken to find that Carol has given birth to a baby girl in her sleep, whom they name Bezequille. Carol later feels cramps in her head, so she goes to Gail, and they find that Carol has an unborn second baby. They try various methods to make Carol go into labor. When these fail, Gail decides to perform a C-section, but Tandy refuses to let Gail do so. During the argument, Carol painlessly gives birth to another daughter, whom she names Mike after Tandy's brother. Meanwhile, Erica and Gail plan a date night and choose Todd to babysit Dawn. When they cancel because of the arrival of Carol's twins, Todd becomes depressed by baby fever, which Melissa notices. He convinces Erica to let him babysit Dawn but is soon caught by Melissa, who subsequently allows him to babysit Dawn after Erica and Gail reschedule their date.
cells: 56
7
"Gender Friender"
Kristen Schaal
Rich Blomquist
November 19, 2017
4AYB07
1.62[59]
cells: After unintentionally insulting the women of the group by calling them "guys", Tandy tries proving he is a feminist by changing words and phrases and performing an awkward song. Carol also annoys Gail about spending more time with Erica and Dawn than her twins, but Gail explains that she and Erica are like a married couple and do not need a marriage contract. When Gail wakes up in the night to take care of Dawn, she notices Erica and proposes to her the next day, so they quickly marry. At the reception, Carol believes Gail is ditching her for Erica, who confides to Carol that nothing can come between her Carol and Gail. Carol endorses their marriage, and the ladies have a mother-daughter dance. Elsewhere, Todd tries to cure his baby fever by unsuccessfully bonding with Jasper over a game of catch. Todd admits he had to teach himself various life skills, including shaving his back, which he teaches Jasper. At Erica and Gail's wedding, Jasper chooses to wear a costume at first but finally decides to wear the suit and tie Todd had picked out for him.
After unintentionally insulting the women of the group by calling them "guys", Tandy tries proving he is a feminist by changing words and phrases and performing an awkward song. Carol also annoys Gail about spending more time with Erica and Dawn than her twins, but Gail explains that she and Erica are like a married couple and do not need a marriage contract. When Gail wakes up in the night to take care of Dawn, she notices Erica and proposes to her the next day, so they quickly marry. At the reception, Carol believes Gail is ditching her for Erica, who confides to Carol that nothing can come between her Carol and Gail. Carol endorses their marriage, and the ladies have a mother-daughter dance. Elsewhere, Todd tries to cure his baby fever by unsuccessfully bonding with Jasper over a game of catch. Todd admits he had to teach himself various life skills, including shaving his back, which he teaches Jasper. At Erica and Gail's wedding, Jasper chooses to wear a costume at first but finally decides to wear the suit and tie Todd had picked out for him.
After unintentionally insulting the women of the group by calling them "guys", Tandy tries proving he is a feminist by changing words and phrases and performing an awkward song. Carol also annoys Gail about spending more time with Erica and Dawn than her twins, but Gail explains that she and Erica are like a married couple and do not need a marriage contract. When Gail wakes up in the night to take care of Dawn, she notices Erica and proposes to her the next day, so they quickly marry. At the reception, Carol believes Gail is ditching her for Erica, who confides to Carol that nothing can come between her Carol and Gail. Carol endorses their marriage, and the ladies have a mother-daughter dance. Elsewhere, Todd tries to cure his baby fever by unsuccessfully bonding with Jasper over a game of catch. Todd admits he had to teach himself various life skills, including shaving his back, which he teaches Jasper. At Erica and Gail's wedding, Jasper chooses to wear a costume at first but finally decides to wear the suit and tie Todd had picked out for him.
After unintentionally insulting the women of the group by calling them "guys", Tandy tries proving he is a feminist by changing words and phrases and performing an awkward song. Carol also annoys Gail about spending more time with Erica and Dawn than her twins, but Gail explains that she and Erica are like a married couple and do not need a marriage contract. When Gail wakes up in the night to take care of Dawn, she notices Erica and proposes to her the next day, so they quickly marry. At the reception, Carol believes Gail is ditching her for Erica, who confides to Carol that nothing can come between her Carol and Gail. Carol endorses their marriage, and the ladies have a mother-daughter dance. Elsewhere, Todd tries to cure his baby fever by unsuccessfully bonding with Jasper over a game of catch. Todd admits he had to teach himself various life skills, including shaving his back, which he teaches Jasper. At Erica and Gail's wedding, Jasper chooses to wear a costume at first but finally decides to wear the suit and tie Todd had picked out for him.
After unintentionally insulting the women of the group by calling them "guys", Tandy tries proving he is a feminist by changing words and phrases and performing an awkward song. Carol also annoys Gail about spending more time with Erica and Dawn than her twins, but Gail explains that she and Erica are like a married couple and do not need a marriage contract. When Gail wakes up in the night to take care of Dawn, she notices Erica and proposes to her the next day, so they quickly marry. At the reception, Carol believes Gail is ditching her for Erica, who confides to Carol that nothing can come between her Carol and Gail. Carol endorses their marriage, and the ladies have a mother-daughter dance. Elsewhere, Todd tries to cure his baby fever by unsuccessfully bonding with Jasper over a game of catch. Todd admits he had to teach himself various life skills, including shaving his back, which he teaches Jasper. At Erica and Gail's wedding, Jasper chooses to wear a costume at first but finally decides to wear the suit and tie Todd had picked out for him.
After unintentionally insulting the women of the group by calling them "guys", Tandy tries proving he is a feminist by changing words and phrases and performing an awkward song. Carol also annoys Gail about spending more time with Erica and Dawn than her twins, but Gail explains that she and Erica are like a married couple and do not need a marriage contract. When Gail wakes up in the night to take care of Dawn, she notices Erica and proposes to her the next day, so they quickly marry. At the reception, Carol believes Gail is ditching her for Erica, who confides to Carol that nothing can come between her Carol and Gail. Carol endorses their marriage, and the ladies have a mother-daughter dance. Elsewhere, Todd tries to cure his baby fever by unsuccessfully bonding with Jasper over a game of catch. Todd admits he had to teach himself various life skills, including shaving his back, which he teaches Jasper. At Erica and Gail's wedding, Jasper chooses to wear a costume at first but finally decides to wear the suit and tie Todd had picked out for him.
After unintentionally insulting the women of the group by calling them "guys", Tandy tries proving he is a feminist by changing words and phrases and performing an awkward song. Carol also annoys Gail about spending more time with Erica and Dawn than her twins, but Gail explains that she and Erica are like a married couple and do not need a marriage contract. When Gail wakes up in the night to take care of Dawn, she notices Erica and proposes to her the next day, so they quickly marry. At the reception, Carol believes Gail is ditching her for Erica, who confides to Carol that nothing can come between her Carol and Gail. Carol endorses their marriage, and the ladies have a mother-daughter dance. Elsewhere, Todd tries to cure his baby fever by unsuccessfully bonding with Jasper over a game of catch. Todd admits he had to teach himself various life skills, including shaving his back, which he teaches Jasper. At Erica and Gail's wedding, Jasper chooses to wear a costume at first but finally decides to wear the suit and tie Todd had picked out for him.
After unintentionally insulting the women of the group by calling them "guys", Tandy tries proving he is a feminist by changing words and phrases and performing an awkward song. Carol also annoys Gail about spending more time with Erica and Dawn than her twins, but Gail explains that she and Erica are like a married couple and do not need a marriage contract. When Gail wakes up in the night to take care of Dawn, she notices Erica and proposes to her the next day, so they quickly marry. At the reception, Carol believes Gail is ditching her for Erica, who confides to Carol that nothing can come between her Carol and Gail. Carol endorses their marriage, and the ladies have a mother-daughter dance. Elsewhere, Todd tries to cure his baby fever by unsuccessfully bonding with Jasper over a game of catch. Todd admits he had to teach himself various life skills, including shaving his back, which he teaches Jasper. At Erica and Gail's wedding, Jasper chooses to wear a costume at first but finally decides to wear the suit and tie Todd had picked out for him.
cells: 57
8
"Not Appropriate for Miners"
Jared Hess
Arielle Diaz & Megan Ganz
December 3, 2017
4AYB08
1.90[60]
cells: Jasper begins acting recklessly as he drives a limousine wildly and detonates a stuffed giraffe with a firework. Todd tries grounding him, but his efforts fail, so he goes to Tandy for help. Meanwhile, Carol is upset by Erica and Gail joking about how Jasper has affection for baby Dawn, so she tries to familiarize him with Bezequille and Mike. Erica becomes annoyed by this as she catches Carol trying entertain Jasper by putting makeup on her twins, and the ladies feud for the boy's attention. Uncertain about the source of his recklessness, Todd takes away Jasper's video games, but Jasper interrupts Melissa's attempt to solve the Rubik's Cube. Melissa finally tells the other adults that they are behaving like lunatics as they argue about Jasper, but when they all go to apologize to him, they find he has run away. As they all search the area for Jasper and apologize to one another, Tandy and Todd hear a police siren and follow the sound to a prison wherein a mysterious inmate resides.
Jasper begins acting recklessly as he drives a limousine wildly and detonates a stuffed giraffe with a firework. Todd tries grounding him, but his efforts fail, so he goes to Tandy for help. Meanwhile, Carol is upset by Erica and Gail joking about how Jasper has affection for baby Dawn, so she tries to familiarize him with Bezequille and Mike. Erica becomes annoyed by this as she catches Carol trying entertain Jasper by putting makeup on her twins, and the ladies feud for the boy's attention. Uncertain about the source of his recklessness, Todd takes away Jasper's video games, but Jasper interrupts Melissa's attempt to solve the Rubik's Cube. Melissa finally tells the other adults that they are behaving like lunatics as they argue about Jasper, but when they all go to apologize to him, they find he has run away. As they all search the area for Jasper and apologize to one another, Tandy and Todd hear a police siren and follow the sound to a prison wherein a mysterious inmate resides.
Jasper begins acting recklessly as he drives a limousine wildly and detonates a stuffed giraffe with a firework. Todd tries grounding him, but his efforts fail, so he goes to Tandy for help. Meanwhile, Carol is upset by Erica and Gail joking about how Jasper has affection for baby Dawn, so she tries to familiarize him with Bezequille and Mike. Erica becomes annoyed by this as she catches Carol trying entertain Jasper by putting makeup on her twins, and the ladies feud for the boy's attention. Uncertain about the source of his recklessness, Todd takes away Jasper's video games, but Jasper interrupts Melissa's attempt to solve the Rubik's Cube. Melissa finally tells the other adults that they are behaving like lunatics as they argue about Jasper, but when they all go to apologize to him, they find he has run away. As they all search the area for Jasper and apologize to one another, Tandy and Todd hear a police siren and follow the sound to a prison wherein a mysterious inmate resides.
Jasper begins acting recklessly as he drives a limousine wildly and detonates a stuffed giraffe with a firework. Todd tries grounding him, but his efforts fail, so he goes to Tandy for help. Meanwhile, Carol is upset by Erica and Gail joking about how Jasper has affection for baby Dawn, so she tries to familiarize him with Bezequille and Mike. Erica becomes annoyed by this as she catches Carol trying entertain Jasper by putting makeup on her twins, and the ladies feud for the boy's attention. Uncertain about the source of his recklessness, Todd takes away Jasper's video games, but Jasper interrupts Melissa's attempt to solve the Rubik's Cube. Melissa finally tells the other adults that they are behaving like lunatics as they argue about Jasper, but when they all go to apologize to him, they find he has run away. As they all search the area for Jasper and apologize to one another, Tandy and Todd hear a police siren and follow the sound to a prison wherein a mysterious inmate resides.
Jasper begins acting recklessly as he drives a limousine wildly and detonates a stuffed giraffe with a firework. Todd tries grounding him, but his efforts fail, so he goes to Tandy for help. Meanwhile, Carol is upset by Erica and Gail joking about how Jasper has affection for baby Dawn, so she tries to familiarize him with Bezequille and Mike. Erica becomes annoyed by this as she catches Carol trying entertain Jasper by putting makeup on her twins, and the ladies feud for the boy's attention. Uncertain about the source of his recklessness, Todd takes away Jasper's video games, but Jasper interrupts Melissa's attempt to solve the Rubik's Cube. Melissa finally tells the other adults that they are behaving like lunatics as they argue about Jasper, but when they all go to apologize to him, they find he has run away. As they all search the area for Jasper and apologize to one another, Tandy and Todd hear a police siren and follow the sound to a prison wherein a mysterious inmate resides.
Jasper begins acting recklessly as he drives a limousine wildly and detonates a stuffed giraffe with a firework. Todd tries grounding him, but his efforts fail, so he goes to Tandy for help. Meanwhile, Carol is upset by Erica and Gail joking about how Jasper has affection for baby Dawn, so she tries to familiarize him with Bezequille and Mike. Erica becomes annoyed by this as she catches Carol trying entertain Jasper by putting makeup on her twins, and the ladies feud for the boy's attention. Uncertain about the source of his recklessness, Todd takes away Jasper's video games, but Jasper interrupts Melissa's attempt to solve the Rubik's Cube. Melissa finally tells the other adults that they are behaving like lunatics as they argue about Jasper, but when they all go to apologize to him, they find he has run away. As they all search the area for Jasper and apologize to one another, Tandy and Todd hear a police siren and follow the sound to a prison wherein a mysterious inmate resides.
Jasper begins acting recklessly as he drives a limousine wildly and detonates a stuffed giraffe with a firework. Todd tries grounding him, but his efforts fail, so he goes to Tandy for help. Meanwhile, Carol is upset by Erica and Gail joking about how Jasper has affection for baby Dawn, so she tries to familiarize him with Bezequille and Mike. Erica becomes annoyed by this as she catches Carol trying entertain Jasper by putting makeup on her twins, and the ladies feud for the boy's attention. Uncertain about the source of his recklessness, Todd takes away Jasper's video games, but Jasper interrupts Melissa's attempt to solve the Rubik's Cube. Melissa finally tells the other adults that they are behaving like lunatics as they argue about Jasper, but when they all go to apologize to him, they find he has run away. As they all search the area for Jasper and apologize to one another, Tandy and Todd hear a police siren and follow the sound to a prison wherein a mysterious inmate resides.
Jasper begins acting recklessly as he drives a limousine wildly and detonates a stuffed giraffe with a firework. Todd tries grounding him, but his efforts fail, so he goes to Tandy for help. Meanwhile, Carol is upset by Erica and Gail joking about how Jasper has affection for baby Dawn, so she tries to familiarize him with Bezequille and Mike. Erica becomes annoyed by this as she catches Carol trying entertain Jasper by putting makeup on her twins, and the ladies feud for the boy's attention. Uncertain about the source of his recklessness, Todd takes away Jasper's video games, but Jasper interrupts Melissa's attempt to solve the Rubik's Cube. Melissa finally tells the other adults that they are behaving like lunatics as they argue about Jasper, but when they all go to apologize to him, they find he has run away. As they all search the area for Jasper and apologize to one another, Tandy and Todd hear a police siren and follow the sound to a prison wherein a mysterious inmate resides.
cells: 58
9
"Karl"
Jason Woliner
Kassia Miller
January 7, 2018
4AYB09
2.96[61]
cells: In the days before the outbreak of the virus, Karl Cowperthwaite (Fred Armisen) is a secret cannibal who goes on a date with Zoe (Leighton Meester), but she fakes a phone call to escape their terrible dinner. When Karl walks his dog Zeus to find some bullion for his cannibalistic dish, the police arrive at his apartment, but Karl escapes and, after killing an SUV driver (Martin Short), takes the SUV to Juárez, Mexico. There, he starts a home painting business to hide his murders. As he prepares to kill again, the man he is painting notices a decapitated head in the refrigerator, forcing Karl to escape to a motel, where the police find him and arrest him for murder and desecration. In prison, Karl's next victim, Javi, falls ill from the virus. As time passes, all of the inmates and guards die from the virus, leaving only Karl and a guard named Martinez to bond. Eventually, Martinez tells Karl that it is last day, so he gives him two months' worth of food and a noose. Karl kills him and escapes his cell but cannot escape the prison. Before Karl attempts suicide with the noose, Tandy and Todd find him in the middle of their search for Jasper.
In the days before the outbreak of the virus, Karl Cowperthwaite (Fred Armisen) is a secret cannibal who goes on a date with Zoe (Leighton Meester), but she fakes a phone call to escape their terrible dinner. When Karl walks his dog Zeus to find some bullion for his cannibalistic dish, the police arrive at his apartment, but Karl escapes and, after killing an SUV driver (Martin Short), takes the SUV to Juárez, Mexico. There, he starts a home painting business to hide his murders. As he prepares to kill again, the man he is painting notices a decapitated head in the refrigerator, forcing Karl to escape to a motel, where the police find him and arrest him for murder and desecration. In prison, Karl's next victim, Javi, falls ill from the virus. As time passes, all of the inmates and guards die from the virus, leaving only Karl and a guard named Martinez to bond. Eventually, Martinez tells Karl that it is last day, so he gives him two months' worth of food and a noose. Karl kills him and escapes his cell but cannot escape the prison. Before Karl attempts suicide with the noose, Tandy and Todd find him in the middle of their search for Jasper.
In the days before the outbreak of the virus, Karl Cowperthwaite (Fred Armisen) is a secret cannibal who goes on a date with Zoe (Leighton Meester), but she fakes a phone call to escape their terrible dinner. When Karl walks his dog Zeus to find some bullion for his cannibalistic dish, the police arrive at his apartment, but Karl escapes and, after killing an SUV driver (Martin Short), takes the SUV to Juárez, Mexico. There, he starts a home painting business to hide his murders. As he prepares to kill again, the man he is painting notices a decapitated head in the refrigerator, forcing Karl to escape to a motel, where the police find him and arrest him for murder and desecration. In prison, Karl's next victim, Javi, falls ill from the virus. As time passes, all of the inmates and guards die from the virus, leaving only Karl and a guard named Martinez to bond. Eventually, Martinez tells Karl that it is last day, so he gives him two months' worth of food and a noose. Karl kills him and escapes his cell but cannot escape the prison. Before Karl attempts suicide with the noose, Tandy and Todd find him in the middle of their search for Jasper.
In the days before the outbreak of the virus, Karl Cowperthwaite (Fred Armisen) is a secret cannibal who goes on a date with Zoe (Leighton Meester), but she fakes a phone call to escape their terrible dinner. When Karl walks his dog Zeus to find some bullion for his cannibalistic dish, the police arrive at his apartment, but Karl escapes and, after killing an SUV driver (Martin Short), takes the SUV to Juárez, Mexico. There, he starts a home painting business to hide his murders. As he prepares to kill again, the man he is painting notices a decapitated head in the refrigerator, forcing Karl to escape to a motel, where the police find him and arrest him for murder and desecration. In prison, Karl's next victim, Javi, falls ill from the virus. As time passes, all of the inmates and guards die from the virus, leaving only Karl and a guard named Martinez to bond. Eventually, Martinez tells Karl that it is last day, so he gives him two months' worth of food and a noose. Karl kills him and escapes his cell but cannot escape the prison. Before Karl attempts suicide with the noose, Tandy and Todd find him in the middle of their search for Jasper.
In the days before the outbreak of the virus, Karl Cowperthwaite (Fred Armisen) is a secret cannibal who goes on a date with Zoe (Leighton Meester), but she fakes a phone call to escape their terrible dinner. When Karl walks his dog Zeus to find some bullion for his cannibalistic dish, the police arrive at his apartment, but Karl escapes and, after killing an SUV driver (Martin Short), takes the SUV to Juárez, Mexico. There, he starts a home painting business to hide his murders. As he prepares to kill again, the man he is painting notices a decapitated head in the refrigerator, forcing Karl to escape to a motel, where the police find him and arrest him for murder and desecration. In prison, Karl's next victim, Javi, falls ill from the virus. As time passes, all of the inmates and guards die from the virus, leaving only Karl and a guard named Martinez to bond. Eventually, Martinez tells Karl that it is last day, so he gives him two months' worth of food and a noose. Karl kills him and escapes his cell but cannot escape the prison. Before Karl attempts suicide with the noose, Tandy and Todd find him in the middle of their search for Jasper.
In the days before the outbreak of the virus, Karl Cowperthwaite (Fred Armisen) is a secret cannibal who goes on a date with Zoe (Leighton Meester), but she fakes a phone call to escape their terrible dinner. When Karl walks his dog Zeus to find some bullion for his cannibalistic dish, the police arrive at his apartment, but Karl escapes and, after killing an SUV driver (Martin Short), takes the SUV to Juárez, Mexico. There, he starts a home painting business to hide his murders. As he prepares to kill again, the man he is painting notices a decapitated head in the refrigerator, forcing Karl to escape to a motel, where the police find him and arrest him for murder and desecration. In prison, Karl's next victim, Javi, falls ill from the virus. As time passes, all of the inmates and guards die from the virus, leaving only Karl and a guard named Martinez to bond. Eventually, Martinez tells Karl that it is last day, so he gives him two months' worth of food and a noose. Karl kills him and escapes his cell but cannot escape the prison. Before Karl attempts suicide with the noose, Tandy and Todd find him in the middle of their search for Jasper.
In the days before the outbreak of the virus, Karl Cowperthwaite (Fred Armisen) is a secret cannibal who goes on a date with Zoe (Leighton Meester), but she fakes a phone call to escape their terrible dinner. When Karl walks his dog Zeus to find some bullion for his cannibalistic dish, the police arrive at his apartment, but Karl escapes and, after killing an SUV driver (Martin Short), takes the SUV to Juárez, Mexico. There, he starts a home painting business to hide his murders. As he prepares to kill again, the man he is painting notices a decapitated head in the refrigerator, forcing Karl to escape to a motel, where the police find him and arrest him for murder and desecration. In prison, Karl's next victim, Javi, falls ill from the virus. As time passes, all of the inmates and guards die from the virus, leaving only Karl and a guard named Martinez to bond. Eventually, Martinez tells Karl that it is last day, so he gives him two months' worth of food and a noose. Karl kills him and escapes his cell but cannot escape the prison. Before Karl attempts suicide with the noose, Tandy and Todd find him in the middle of their search for Jasper.
In the days before the outbreak of the virus, Karl Cowperthwaite (Fred Armisen) is a secret cannibal who goes on a date with Zoe (Leighton Meester), but she fakes a phone call to escape their terrible dinner. When Karl walks his dog Zeus to find some bullion for his cannibalistic dish, the police arrive at his apartment, but Karl escapes and, after killing an SUV driver (Martin Short), takes the SUV to Juárez, Mexico. There, he starts a home painting business to hide his murders. As he prepares to kill again, the man he is painting notices a decapitated head in the refrigerator, forcing Karl to escape to a motel, where the police find him and arrest him for murder and desecration. In prison, Karl's next victim, Javi, falls ill from the virus. As time passes, all of the inmates and guards die from the virus, leaving only Karl and a guard named Martinez to bond. Eventually, Martinez tells Karl that it is last day, so he gives him two months' worth of food and a noose. Karl kills him and escapes his cell but cannot escape the prison. Before Karl attempts suicide with the noose, Tandy and Todd find him in the middle of their search for Jasper.
cells: 59
10
"Paint Misbehavin'"
Payman Benz
Matt Marshall
January 14, 2018
4AYB10
3.35[62]
cells: Karl changes into Martinez's uniform, so Tandy and Todd mistake him for a prison guard and welcome him into the group, which is still searching for Jasper. Later that day, after Gail burns her finger, Karl struggles not to take one of her band-aids from the trash, but he gives into temptation and removes it. Tandy, seeing Karl dig through the trash, becomes suspicious. Though Tandy's suspicions are dismissed due to his historically poor judge of character, he spies on Karl eating the band-aid with a cup of tea and reports this to Todd, who offers to help Tandy deal with Karl. Karl, helping Gail with her finger, secretly consumes an ice cube used to treat the burn. Karl offers to paint Gail's portrait as a gift for Erica's birthday. While painting his usual low-quality portrait, Karl is so tempted to kill Gail that he runs away and drives to a graveyard. Tandy and Todd follow and watch in shock as Karl digs up a long-dead corpse and eats a piece of it. Elsewhere, Melissa leaves a food cooler for Jasper, who takes it to an unknown location.
Karl changes into Martinez's uniform, so Tandy and Todd mistake him for a prison guard and welcome him into the group, which is still searching for Jasper. Later that day, after Gail burns her finger, Karl struggles not to take one of her band-aids from the trash, but he gives into temptation and removes it. Tandy, seeing Karl dig through the trash, becomes suspicious. Though Tandy's suspicions are dismissed due to his historically poor judge of character, he spies on Karl eating the band-aid with a cup of tea and reports this to Todd, who offers to help Tandy deal with Karl. Karl, helping Gail with her finger, secretly consumes an ice cube used to treat the burn. Karl offers to paint Gail's portrait as a gift for Erica's birthday. While painting his usual low-quality portrait, Karl is so tempted to kill Gail that he runs away and drives to a graveyard. Tandy and Todd follow and watch in shock as Karl digs up a long-dead corpse and eats a piece of it. Elsewhere, Melissa leaves a food cooler for Jasper, who takes it to an unknown location.
Karl changes into Martinez's uniform, so Tandy and Todd mistake him for a prison guard and welcome him into the group, which is still searching for Jasper. Later that day, after Gail burns her finger, Karl struggles not to take one of her band-aids from the trash, but he gives into temptation and removes it. Tandy, seeing Karl dig through the trash, becomes suspicious. Though Tandy's suspicions are dismissed due to his historically poor judge of character, he spies on Karl eating the band-aid with a cup of tea and reports this to Todd, who offers to help Tandy deal with Karl. Karl, helping Gail with her finger, secretly consumes an ice cube used to treat the burn. Karl offers to paint Gail's portrait as a gift for Erica's birthday. While painting his usual low-quality portrait, Karl is so tempted to kill Gail that he runs away and drives to a graveyard. Tandy and Todd follow and watch in shock as Karl digs up a long-dead corpse and eats a piece of it. Elsewhere, Melissa leaves a food cooler for Jasper, who takes it to an unknown location.
Karl changes into Martinez's uniform, so Tandy and Todd mistake him for a prison guard and welcome him into the group, which is still searching for Jasper. Later that day, after Gail burns her finger, Karl struggles not to take one of her band-aids from the trash, but he gives into temptation and removes it. Tandy, seeing Karl dig through the trash, becomes suspicious. Though Tandy's suspicions are dismissed due to his historically poor judge of character, he spies on Karl eating the band-aid with a cup of tea and reports this to Todd, who offers to help Tandy deal with Karl. Karl, helping Gail with her finger, secretly consumes an ice cube used to treat the burn. Karl offers to paint Gail's portrait as a gift for Erica's birthday. While painting his usual low-quality portrait, Karl is so tempted to kill Gail that he runs away and drives to a graveyard. Tandy and Todd follow and watch in shock as Karl digs up a long-dead corpse and eats a piece of it. Elsewhere, Melissa leaves a food cooler for Jasper, who takes it to an unknown location.
Karl changes into Martinez's uniform, so Tandy and Todd mistake him for a prison guard and welcome him into the group, which is still searching for Jasper. Later that day, after Gail burns her finger, Karl struggles not to take one of her band-aids from the trash, but he gives into temptation and removes it. Tandy, seeing Karl dig through the trash, becomes suspicious. Though Tandy's suspicions are dismissed due to his historically poor judge of character, he spies on Karl eating the band-aid with a cup of tea and reports this to Todd, who offers to help Tandy deal with Karl. Karl, helping Gail with her finger, secretly consumes an ice cube used to treat the burn. Karl offers to paint Gail's portrait as a gift for Erica's birthday. While painting his usual low-quality portrait, Karl is so tempted to kill Gail that he runs away and drives to a graveyard. Tandy and Todd follow and watch in shock as Karl digs up a long-dead corpse and eats a piece of it. Elsewhere, Melissa leaves a food cooler for Jasper, who takes it to an unknown location.
Karl changes into Martinez's uniform, so Tandy and Todd mistake him for a prison guard and welcome him into the group, which is still searching for Jasper. Later that day, after Gail burns her finger, Karl struggles not to take one of her band-aids from the trash, but he gives into temptation and removes it. Tandy, seeing Karl dig through the trash, becomes suspicious. Though Tandy's suspicions are dismissed due to his historically poor judge of character, he spies on Karl eating the band-aid with a cup of tea and reports this to Todd, who offers to help Tandy deal with Karl. Karl, helping Gail with her finger, secretly consumes an ice cube used to treat the burn. Karl offers to paint Gail's portrait as a gift for Erica's birthday. While painting his usual low-quality portrait, Karl is so tempted to kill Gail that he runs away and drives to a graveyard. Tandy and Todd follow and watch in shock as Karl digs up a long-dead corpse and eats a piece of it. Elsewhere, Melissa leaves a food cooler for Jasper, who takes it to an unknown location.
Karl changes into Martinez's uniform, so Tandy and Todd mistake him for a prison guard and welcome him into the group, which is still searching for Jasper. Later that day, after Gail burns her finger, Karl struggles not to take one of her band-aids from the trash, but he gives into temptation and removes it. Tandy, seeing Karl dig through the trash, becomes suspicious. Though Tandy's suspicions are dismissed due to his historically poor judge of character, he spies on Karl eating the band-aid with a cup of tea and reports this to Todd, who offers to help Tandy deal with Karl. Karl, helping Gail with her finger, secretly consumes an ice cube used to treat the burn. Karl offers to paint Gail's portrait as a gift for Erica's birthday. While painting his usual low-quality portrait, Karl is so tempted to kill Gail that he runs away and drives to a graveyard. Tandy and Todd follow and watch in shock as Karl digs up a long-dead corpse and eats a piece of it. Elsewhere, Melissa leaves a food cooler for Jasper, who takes it to an unknown location.
Karl changes into Martinez's uniform, so Tandy and Todd mistake him for a prison guard and welcome him into the group, which is still searching for Jasper. Later that day, after Gail burns her finger, Karl struggles not to take one of her band-aids from the trash, but he gives into temptation and removes it. Tandy, seeing Karl dig through the trash, becomes suspicious. Though Tandy's suspicions are dismissed due to his historically poor judge of character, he spies on Karl eating the band-aid with a cup of tea and reports this to Todd, who offers to help Tandy deal with Karl. Karl, helping Gail with her finger, secretly consumes an ice cube used to treat the burn. Karl offers to paint Gail's portrait as a gift for Erica's birthday. While painting his usual low-quality portrait, Karl is so tempted to kill Gail that he runs away and drives to a graveyard. Tandy and Todd follow and watch in shock as Karl digs up a long-dead corpse and eats a piece of it. Elsewhere, Melissa leaves a food cooler for Jasper, who takes it to an unknown location.
cells: 60
11
"Hamilton/Berg"
David Noel
Kira Kalush
March 18, 2018
4AYB11
1.60[63]
cells: Tandy and Todd attempt to tell the ladies about Karl's cannibalistic actions, but they refuse to believe what they are hearing until Karl arrives and admits he is a cannibal. The survivors agree to lock Karl back in the prison where he was found before continuing their search for Jasper. Melissa, who knows where Jasper has been all along, asks if he is ready to rejoin the group, but he silently declines. In his search for Jasper, Todd drives past the prison and notices the gate is unlocked. During the panic at the mansion surrounding Karl's escape, Melissa declares that she knows where Jasper is and encourages everyone to follow, but they overhear Karl playing the piano in a neighboring room. Realizing that Karl won't go away, the survivors agree to execute him. They draw straws, and whomever draws the shortest straw will perform the execution. Carol draws the shortest straw, but Tandy cuts his straw shorter on her behalf. As Tandy is about to shoot Karl and takes 10 steps away, pretending that he is in a duel, Karl solves the Rubik's Cube, which explodes and kills him.
Tandy and Todd attempt to tell the ladies about Karl's cannibalistic actions, but they refuse to believe what they are hearing until Karl arrives and admits he is a cannibal. The survivors agree to lock Karl back in the prison where he was found before continuing their search for Jasper. Melissa, who knows where Jasper has been all along, asks if he is ready to rejoin the group, but he silently declines. In his search for Jasper, Todd drives past the prison and notices the gate is unlocked. During the panic at the mansion surrounding Karl's escape, Melissa declares that she knows where Jasper is and encourages everyone to follow, but they overhear Karl playing the piano in a neighboring room. Realizing that Karl won't go away, the survivors agree to execute him. They draw straws, and whomever draws the shortest straw will perform the execution. Carol draws the shortest straw, but Tandy cuts his straw shorter on her behalf. As Tandy is about to shoot Karl and takes 10 steps away, pretending that he is in a duel, Karl solves the Rubik's Cube, which explodes and kills him.
Tandy and Todd attempt to tell the ladies about Karl's cannibalistic actions, but they refuse to believe what they are hearing until Karl arrives and admits he is a cannibal. The survivors agree to lock Karl back in the prison where he was found before continuing their search for Jasper. Melissa, who knows where Jasper has been all along, asks if he is ready to rejoin the group, but he silently declines. In his search for Jasper, Todd drives past the prison and notices the gate is unlocked. During the panic at the mansion surrounding Karl's escape, Melissa declares that she knows where Jasper is and encourages everyone to follow, but they overhear Karl playing the piano in a neighboring room. Realizing that Karl won't go away, the survivors agree to execute him. They draw straws, and whomever draws the shortest straw will perform the execution. Carol draws the shortest straw, but Tandy cuts his straw shorter on her behalf. As Tandy is about to shoot Karl and takes 10 steps away, pretending that he is in a duel, Karl solves the Rubik's Cube, which explodes and kills him.
Tandy and Todd attempt to tell the ladies about Karl's cannibalistic actions, but they refuse to believe what they are hearing until Karl arrives and admits he is a cannibal. The survivors agree to lock Karl back in the prison where he was found before continuing their search for Jasper. Melissa, who knows where Jasper has been all along, asks if he is ready to rejoin the group, but he silently declines. In his search for Jasper, Todd drives past the prison and notices the gate is unlocked. During the panic at the mansion surrounding Karl's escape, Melissa declares that she knows where Jasper is and encourages everyone to follow, but they overhear Karl playing the piano in a neighboring room. Realizing that Karl won't go away, the survivors agree to execute him. They draw straws, and whomever draws the shortest straw will perform the execution. Carol draws the shortest straw, but Tandy cuts his straw shorter on her behalf. As Tandy is about to shoot Karl and takes 10 steps away, pretending that he is in a duel, Karl solves the Rubik's Cube, which explodes and kills him.
Tandy and Todd attempt to tell the ladies about Karl's cannibalistic actions, but they refuse to believe what they are hearing until Karl arrives and admits he is a cannibal. The survivors agree to lock Karl back in the prison where he was found before continuing their search for Jasper. Melissa, who knows where Jasper has been all along, asks if he is ready to rejoin the group, but he silently declines. In his search for Jasper, Todd drives past the prison and notices the gate is unlocked. During the panic at the mansion surrounding Karl's escape, Melissa declares that she knows where Jasper is and encourages everyone to follow, but they overhear Karl playing the piano in a neighboring room. Realizing that Karl won't go away, the survivors agree to execute him. They draw straws, and whomever draws the shortest straw will perform the execution. Carol draws the shortest straw, but Tandy cuts his straw shorter on her behalf. As Tandy is about to shoot Karl and takes 10 steps away, pretending that he is in a duel, Karl solves the Rubik's Cube, which explodes and kills him.
Tandy and Todd attempt to tell the ladies about Karl's cannibalistic actions, but they refuse to believe what they are hearing until Karl arrives and admits he is a cannibal. The survivors agree to lock Karl back in the prison where he was found before continuing their search for Jasper. Melissa, who knows where Jasper has been all along, asks if he is ready to rejoin the group, but he silently declines. In his search for Jasper, Todd drives past the prison and notices the gate is unlocked. During the panic at the mansion surrounding Karl's escape, Melissa declares that she knows where Jasper is and encourages everyone to follow, but they overhear Karl playing the piano in a neighboring room. Realizing that Karl won't go away, the survivors agree to execute him. They draw straws, and whomever draws the shortest straw will perform the execution. Carol draws the shortest straw, but Tandy cuts his straw shorter on her behalf. As Tandy is about to shoot Karl and takes 10 steps away, pretending that he is in a duel, Karl solves the Rubik's Cube, which explodes and kills him.
Tandy and Todd attempt to tell the ladies about Karl's cannibalistic actions, but they refuse to believe what they are hearing until Karl arrives and admits he is a cannibal. The survivors agree to lock Karl back in the prison where he was found before continuing their search for Jasper. Melissa, who knows where Jasper has been all along, asks if he is ready to rejoin the group, but he silently declines. In his search for Jasper, Todd drives past the prison and notices the gate is unlocked. During the panic at the mansion surrounding Karl's escape, Melissa declares that she knows where Jasper is and encourages everyone to follow, but they overhear Karl playing the piano in a neighboring room. Realizing that Karl won't go away, the survivors agree to execute him. They draw straws, and whomever draws the shortest straw will perform the execution. Carol draws the shortest straw, but Tandy cuts his straw shorter on her behalf. As Tandy is about to shoot Karl and takes 10 steps away, pretending that he is in a duel, Karl solves the Rubik's Cube, which explodes and kills him.
Tandy and Todd attempt to tell the ladies about Karl's cannibalistic actions, but they refuse to believe what they are hearing until Karl arrives and admits he is a cannibal. The survivors agree to lock Karl back in the prison where he was found before continuing their search for Jasper. Melissa, who knows where Jasper has been all along, asks if he is ready to rejoin the group, but he silently declines. In his search for Jasper, Todd drives past the prison and notices the gate is unlocked. During the panic at the mansion surrounding Karl's escape, Melissa declares that she knows where Jasper is and encourages everyone to follow, but they overhear Karl playing the piano in a neighboring room. Realizing that Karl won't go away, the survivors agree to execute him. They draw straws, and whomever draws the shortest straw will perform the execution. Carol draws the shortest straw, but Tandy cuts his straw shorter on her behalf. As Tandy is about to shoot Karl and takes 10 steps away, pretending that he is in a duel, Karl solves the Rubik's Cube, which explodes and kills him.
cells: 61
12
"Señor Clean"
Maggie Carey
Maxwell R. Kessler
March 25, 2018
4AYB12
1.61[64]
cells: The group holds a funeral for Karl inside the prison, although Tandy does not realize how Karl actually died. During the funeral, Gail admits how happy she has been since the virus and how Tandy has changed over time. Tandy decides to be helpful and change the way he says things, which gets him on Gail's good side. They eventually share a drink, and she puts her hand on his hand, telling him that they are much more than friends. Under the impression that Gail wants to do something sexually, Tandy confronts her about it. Carol and Gail both believe that Tandy misunderstood the situation, but Tandy notes that Gail will "get over it". Meanwhile, Todd is angry at Melissa for not telling him about Jasper's whereabouts and demands that she bring him to Jasper. When she says no, he stows away in her car during her next trip. After Melissa comforts Jasper, she finds Todd waiting by the car, and he expresses his fears that his chances of being a father are over. Melissa finally says that Todd can have a baby, but she does not want to be the mother, so they agree to speak to Erica.
The group holds a funeral for Karl inside the prison, although Tandy does not realize how Karl actually died. During the funeral, Gail admits how happy she has been since the virus and how Tandy has changed over time. Tandy decides to be helpful and change the way he says things, which gets him on Gail's good side. They eventually share a drink, and she puts her hand on his hand, telling him that they are much more than friends. Under the impression that Gail wants to do something sexually, Tandy confronts her about it. Carol and Gail both believe that Tandy misunderstood the situation, but Tandy notes that Gail will "get over it". Meanwhile, Todd is angry at Melissa for not telling him about Jasper's whereabouts and demands that she bring him to Jasper. When she says no, he stows away in her car during her next trip. After Melissa comforts Jasper, she finds Todd waiting by the car, and he expresses his fears that his chances of being a father are over. Melissa finally says that Todd can have a baby, but she does not want to be the mother, so they agree to speak to Erica.
The group holds a funeral for Karl inside the prison, although Tandy does not realize how Karl actually died. During the funeral, Gail admits how happy she has been since the virus and how Tandy has changed over time. Tandy decides to be helpful and change the way he says things, which gets him on Gail's good side. They eventually share a drink, and she puts her hand on his hand, telling him that they are much more than friends. Under the impression that Gail wants to do something sexually, Tandy confronts her about it. Carol and Gail both believe that Tandy misunderstood the situation, but Tandy notes that Gail will "get over it". Meanwhile, Todd is angry at Melissa for not telling him about Jasper's whereabouts and demands that she bring him to Jasper. When she says no, he stows away in her car during her next trip. After Melissa comforts Jasper, she finds Todd waiting by the car, and he expresses his fears that his chances of being a father are over. Melissa finally says that Todd can have a baby, but she does not want to be the mother, so they agree to speak to Erica.
The group holds a funeral for Karl inside the prison, although Tandy does not realize how Karl actually died. During the funeral, Gail admits how happy she has been since the virus and how Tandy has changed over time. Tandy decides to be helpful and change the way he says things, which gets him on Gail's good side. They eventually share a drink, and she puts her hand on his hand, telling him that they are much more than friends. Under the impression that Gail wants to do something sexually, Tandy confronts her about it. Carol and Gail both believe that Tandy misunderstood the situation, but Tandy notes that Gail will "get over it". Meanwhile, Todd is angry at Melissa for not telling him about Jasper's whereabouts and demands that she bring him to Jasper. When she says no, he stows away in her car during her next trip. After Melissa comforts Jasper, she finds Todd waiting by the car, and he expresses his fears that his chances of being a father are over. Melissa finally says that Todd can have a baby, but she does not want to be the mother, so they agree to speak to Erica.
The group holds a funeral for Karl inside the prison, although Tandy does not realize how Karl actually died. During the funeral, Gail admits how happy she has been since the virus and how Tandy has changed over time. Tandy decides to be helpful and change the way he says things, which gets him on Gail's good side. They eventually share a drink, and she puts her hand on his hand, telling him that they are much more than friends. Under the impression that Gail wants to do something sexually, Tandy confronts her about it. Carol and Gail both believe that Tandy misunderstood the situation, but Tandy notes that Gail will "get over it". Meanwhile, Todd is angry at Melissa for not telling him about Jasper's whereabouts and demands that she bring him to Jasper. When she says no, he stows away in her car during her next trip. After Melissa comforts Jasper, she finds Todd waiting by the car, and he expresses his fears that his chances of being a father are over. Melissa finally says that Todd can have a baby, but she does not want to be the mother, so they agree to speak to Erica.
The group holds a funeral for Karl inside the prison, although Tandy does not realize how Karl actually died. During the funeral, Gail admits how happy she has been since the virus and how Tandy has changed over time. Tandy decides to be helpful and change the way he says things, which gets him on Gail's good side. They eventually share a drink, and she puts her hand on his hand, telling him that they are much more than friends. Under the impression that Gail wants to do something sexually, Tandy confronts her about it. Carol and Gail both believe that Tandy misunderstood the situation, but Tandy notes that Gail will "get over it". Meanwhile, Todd is angry at Melissa for not telling him about Jasper's whereabouts and demands that she bring him to Jasper. When she says no, he stows away in her car during her next trip. After Melissa comforts Jasper, she finds Todd waiting by the car, and he expresses his fears that his chances of being a father are over. Melissa finally says that Todd can have a baby, but she does not want to be the mother, so they agree to speak to Erica.
The group holds a funeral for Karl inside the prison, although Tandy does not realize how Karl actually died. During the funeral, Gail admits how happy she has been since the virus and how Tandy has changed over time. Tandy decides to be helpful and change the way he says things, which gets him on Gail's good side. They eventually share a drink, and she puts her hand on his hand, telling him that they are much more than friends. Under the impression that Gail wants to do something sexually, Tandy confronts her about it. Carol and Gail both believe that Tandy misunderstood the situation, but Tandy notes that Gail will "get over it". Meanwhile, Todd is angry at Melissa for not telling him about Jasper's whereabouts and demands that she bring him to Jasper. When she says no, he stows away in her car during her next trip. After Melissa comforts Jasper, she finds Todd waiting by the car, and he expresses his fears that his chances of being a father are over. Melissa finally says that Todd can have a baby, but she does not want to be the mother, so they agree to speak to Erica.
The group holds a funeral for Karl inside the prison, although Tandy does not realize how Karl actually died. During the funeral, Gail admits how happy she has been since the virus and how Tandy has changed over time. Tandy decides to be helpful and change the way he says things, which gets him on Gail's good side. They eventually share a drink, and she puts her hand on his hand, telling him that they are much more than friends. Under the impression that Gail wants to do something sexually, Tandy confronts her about it. Carol and Gail both believe that Tandy misunderstood the situation, but Tandy notes that Gail will "get over it". Meanwhile, Todd is angry at Melissa for not telling him about Jasper's whereabouts and demands that she bring him to Jasper. When she says no, he stows away in her car during her next trip. After Melissa comforts Jasper, she finds Todd waiting by the car, and he expresses his fears that his chances of being a father are over. Melissa finally says that Todd can have a baby, but she does not want to be the mother, so they agree to speak to Erica.
cells: 62
13
"Release the Hounds"
Steve Day
Megan Ganz
April 1, 2018
4AYB13
1.37[65]
cells: Erica tells Todd that she does not want to have a baby with him. Feeling depressed, he withdraws from the group and becomes obsessed with building and playing with an elaborate model train set. Gail, acting as the group's physician, reluctantly gives Tandy and Carol permission to have sex only two weeks after Carol gave birth to twins. About seven months later, Carol is in her second pregnancy, Gail is six months into giving up red wine for white, and Todd is still playing with his trains in self-imposed isolation. When Tandy and Carol show Todd that she is again pregnant, he angrily destroys his elaborate train set, shaves his long beard, cuts his hair, and emerges as his former self. While reminiscing with Dawn, Erica decides she wants a sibling for her daughter. As Todd starts to read a prepared speech to announce the end of his train obsession, Erica declares that she wants to have a child with Todd. Elsewhere, an unseen stranger finds one of Tandy's baby diaper disposal balloons.
Erica tells Todd that she does not want to have a baby with him. Feeling depressed, he withdraws from the group and becomes obsessed with building and playing with an elaborate model train set. Gail, acting as the group's physician, reluctantly gives Tandy and Carol permission to have sex only two weeks after Carol gave birth to twins. About seven months later, Carol is in her second pregnancy, Gail is six months into giving up red wine for white, and Todd is still playing with his trains in self-imposed isolation. When Tandy and Carol show Todd that she is again pregnant, he angrily destroys his elaborate train set, shaves his long beard, cuts his hair, and emerges as his former self. While reminiscing with Dawn, Erica decides she wants a sibling for her daughter. As Todd starts to read a prepared speech to announce the end of his train obsession, Erica declares that she wants to have a child with Todd. Elsewhere, an unseen stranger finds one of Tandy's baby diaper disposal balloons.
Erica tells Todd that she does not want to have a baby with him. Feeling depressed, he withdraws from the group and becomes obsessed with building and playing with an elaborate model train set. Gail, acting as the group's physician, reluctantly gives Tandy and Carol permission to have sex only two weeks after Carol gave birth to twins. About seven months later, Carol is in her second pregnancy, Gail is six months into giving up red wine for white, and Todd is still playing with his trains in self-imposed isolation. When Tandy and Carol show Todd that she is again pregnant, he angrily destroys his elaborate train set, shaves his long beard, cuts his hair, and emerges as his former self. While reminiscing with Dawn, Erica decides she wants a sibling for her daughter. As Todd starts to read a prepared speech to announce the end of his train obsession, Erica declares that she wants to have a child with Todd. Elsewhere, an unseen stranger finds one of Tandy's baby diaper disposal balloons.
Erica tells Todd that she does not want to have a baby with him. Feeling depressed, he withdraws from the group and becomes obsessed with building and playing with an elaborate model train set. Gail, acting as the group's physician, reluctantly gives Tandy and Carol permission to have sex only two weeks after Carol gave birth to twins. About seven months later, Carol is in her second pregnancy, Gail is six months into giving up red wine for white, and Todd is still playing with his trains in self-imposed isolation. When Tandy and Carol show Todd that she is again pregnant, he angrily destroys his elaborate train set, shaves his long beard, cuts his hair, and emerges as his former self. While reminiscing with Dawn, Erica decides she wants a sibling for her daughter. As Todd starts to read a prepared speech to announce the end of his train obsession, Erica declares that she wants to have a child with Todd. Elsewhere, an unseen stranger finds one of Tandy's baby diaper disposal balloons.
Erica tells Todd that she does not want to have a baby with him. Feeling depressed, he withdraws from the group and becomes obsessed with building and playing with an elaborate model train set. Gail, acting as the group's physician, reluctantly gives Tandy and Carol permission to have sex only two weeks after Carol gave birth to twins. About seven months later, Carol is in her second pregnancy, Gail is six months into giving up red wine for white, and Todd is still playing with his trains in self-imposed isolation. When Tandy and Carol show Todd that she is again pregnant, he angrily destroys his elaborate train set, shaves his long beard, cuts his hair, and emerges as his former self. While reminiscing with Dawn, Erica decides she wants a sibling for her daughter. As Todd starts to read a prepared speech to announce the end of his train obsession, Erica declares that she wants to have a child with Todd. Elsewhere, an unseen stranger finds one of Tandy's baby diaper disposal balloons.
Erica tells Todd that she does not want to have a baby with him. Feeling depressed, he withdraws from the group and becomes obsessed with building and playing with an elaborate model train set. Gail, acting as the group's physician, reluctantly gives Tandy and Carol permission to have sex only two weeks after Carol gave birth to twins. About seven months later, Carol is in her second pregnancy, Gail is six months into giving up red wine for white, and Todd is still playing with his trains in self-imposed isolation. When Tandy and Carol show Todd that she is again pregnant, he angrily destroys his elaborate train set, shaves his long beard, cuts his hair, and emerges as his former self. While reminiscing with Dawn, Erica decides she wants a sibling for her daughter. As Todd starts to read a prepared speech to announce the end of his train obsession, Erica declares that she wants to have a child with Todd. Elsewhere, an unseen stranger finds one of Tandy's baby diaper disposal balloons.
Erica tells Todd that she does not want to have a baby with him. Feeling depressed, he withdraws from the group and becomes obsessed with building and playing with an elaborate model train set. Gail, acting as the group's physician, reluctantly gives Tandy and Carol permission to have sex only two weeks after Carol gave birth to twins. About seven months later, Carol is in her second pregnancy, Gail is six months into giving up red wine for white, and Todd is still playing with his trains in self-imposed isolation. When Tandy and Carol show Todd that she is again pregnant, he angrily destroys his elaborate train set, shaves his long beard, cuts his hair, and emerges as his former self. While reminiscing with Dawn, Erica decides she wants a sibling for her daughter. As Todd starts to read a prepared speech to announce the end of his train obsession, Erica declares that she wants to have a child with Todd. Elsewhere, an unseen stranger finds one of Tandy's baby diaper disposal balloons.
Erica tells Todd that she does not want to have a baby with him. Feeling depressed, he withdraws from the group and becomes obsessed with building and playing with an elaborate model train set. Gail, acting as the group's physician, reluctantly gives Tandy and Carol permission to have sex only two weeks after Carol gave birth to twins. About seven months later, Carol is in her second pregnancy, Gail is six months into giving up red wine for white, and Todd is still playing with his trains in self-imposed isolation. When Tandy and Carol show Todd that she is again pregnant, he angrily destroys his elaborate train set, shaves his long beard, cuts his hair, and emerges as his former self. While reminiscing with Dawn, Erica decides she wants a sibling for her daughter. As Todd starts to read a prepared speech to announce the end of his train obsession, Erica declares that she wants to have a child with Todd. Elsewhere, an unseen stranger finds one of Tandy's baby diaper disposal balloons.
cells: 63
14
"Special Delivery"
Jason Woliner
Emma Rathbone
April 8, 2018
4AYB14
1.51[66]
cells: After Todd and Erica agree to have a child together, Todd acts anxiously as he anticipates the progress of Erica’s planned pregnancy, which gets on her nerves. When Erica’s pregnancy test turns out negative, Todd accuses her of sabotaging the pregnancy. Melissa further annoys Erica by reading poetry about her and asking to do a variety of tasks for her in an effort to form a strong female friendship. In the end, Todd and Melissa each understand how they were mistreating Erica, so Todd gives her the personal space she needs, and Melissa confesses that she did not have any close female friends in the past. Meanwhile, Carol suspects that a stranger is living nearby upon discovering a bag of fresh poop. The group infers that it was most likely Jasper's, but Carol installs a series of wind chimes in case it wasn’t. Outside Zihuatanejo, an unseen man encounters Jasper. When Carol hears a strange sound that night, Tandy investigates and finds nothing, but he wakes up the next morning to discover half of his head and face shaved.
After Todd and Erica agree to have a child together, Todd acts anxiously as he anticipates the progress of Erica’s planned pregnancy, which gets on her nerves. When Erica’s pregnancy test turns out negative, Todd accuses her of sabotaging the pregnancy. Melissa further annoys Erica by reading poetry about her and asking to do a variety of tasks for her in an effort to form a strong female friendship. In the end, Todd and Melissa each understand how they were mistreating Erica, so Todd gives her the personal space she needs, and Melissa confesses that she did not have any close female friends in the past. Meanwhile, Carol suspects that a stranger is living nearby upon discovering a bag of fresh poop. The group infers that it was most likely Jasper's, but Carol installs a series of wind chimes in case it wasn’t. Outside Zihuatanejo, an unseen man encounters Jasper. When Carol hears a strange sound that night, Tandy investigates and finds nothing, but he wakes up the next morning to discover half of his head and face shaved.
After Todd and Erica agree to have a child together, Todd acts anxiously as he anticipates the progress of Erica’s planned pregnancy, which gets on her nerves. When Erica’s pregnancy test turns out negative, Todd accuses her of sabotaging the pregnancy. Melissa further annoys Erica by reading poetry about her and asking to do a variety of tasks for her in an effort to form a strong female friendship. In the end, Todd and Melissa each understand how they were mistreating Erica, so Todd gives her the personal space she needs, and Melissa confesses that she did not have any close female friends in the past. Meanwhile, Carol suspects that a stranger is living nearby upon discovering a bag of fresh poop. The group infers that it was most likely Jasper's, but Carol installs a series of wind chimes in case it wasn’t. Outside Zihuatanejo, an unseen man encounters Jasper. When Carol hears a strange sound that night, Tandy investigates and finds nothing, but he wakes up the next morning to discover half of his head and face shaved.
After Todd and Erica agree to have a child together, Todd acts anxiously as he anticipates the progress of Erica’s planned pregnancy, which gets on her nerves. When Erica’s pregnancy test turns out negative, Todd accuses her of sabotaging the pregnancy. Melissa further annoys Erica by reading poetry about her and asking to do a variety of tasks for her in an effort to form a strong female friendship. In the end, Todd and Melissa each understand how they were mistreating Erica, so Todd gives her the personal space she needs, and Melissa confesses that she did not have any close female friends in the past. Meanwhile, Carol suspects that a stranger is living nearby upon discovering a bag of fresh poop. The group infers that it was most likely Jasper's, but Carol installs a series of wind chimes in case it wasn’t. Outside Zihuatanejo, an unseen man encounters Jasper. When Carol hears a strange sound that night, Tandy investigates and finds nothing, but he wakes up the next morning to discover half of his head and face shaved.
After Todd and Erica agree to have a child together, Todd acts anxiously as he anticipates the progress of Erica’s planned pregnancy, which gets on her nerves. When Erica’s pregnancy test turns out negative, Todd accuses her of sabotaging the pregnancy. Melissa further annoys Erica by reading poetry about her and asking to do a variety of tasks for her in an effort to form a strong female friendship. In the end, Todd and Melissa each understand how they were mistreating Erica, so Todd gives her the personal space she needs, and Melissa confesses that she did not have any close female friends in the past. Meanwhile, Carol suspects that a stranger is living nearby upon discovering a bag of fresh poop. The group infers that it was most likely Jasper's, but Carol installs a series of wind chimes in case it wasn’t. Outside Zihuatanejo, an unseen man encounters Jasper. When Carol hears a strange sound that night, Tandy investigates and finds nothing, but he wakes up the next morning to discover half of his head and face shaved.
After Todd and Erica agree to have a child together, Todd acts anxiously as he anticipates the progress of Erica’s planned pregnancy, which gets on her nerves. When Erica’s pregnancy test turns out negative, Todd accuses her of sabotaging the pregnancy. Melissa further annoys Erica by reading poetry about her and asking to do a variety of tasks for her in an effort to form a strong female friendship. In the end, Todd and Melissa each understand how they were mistreating Erica, so Todd gives her the personal space she needs, and Melissa confesses that she did not have any close female friends in the past. Meanwhile, Carol suspects that a stranger is living nearby upon discovering a bag of fresh poop. The group infers that it was most likely Jasper's, but Carol installs a series of wind chimes in case it wasn’t. Outside Zihuatanejo, an unseen man encounters Jasper. When Carol hears a strange sound that night, Tandy investigates and finds nothing, but he wakes up the next morning to discover half of his head and face shaved.
After Todd and Erica agree to have a child together, Todd acts anxiously as he anticipates the progress of Erica’s planned pregnancy, which gets on her nerves. When Erica’s pregnancy test turns out negative, Todd accuses her of sabotaging the pregnancy. Melissa further annoys Erica by reading poetry about her and asking to do a variety of tasks for her in an effort to form a strong female friendship. In the end, Todd and Melissa each understand how they were mistreating Erica, so Todd gives her the personal space she needs, and Melissa confesses that she did not have any close female friends in the past. Meanwhile, Carol suspects that a stranger is living nearby upon discovering a bag of fresh poop. The group infers that it was most likely Jasper's, but Carol installs a series of wind chimes in case it wasn’t. Outside Zihuatanejo, an unseen man encounters Jasper. When Carol hears a strange sound that night, Tandy investigates and finds nothing, but he wakes up the next morning to discover half of his head and face shaved.
After Todd and Erica agree to have a child together, Todd acts anxiously as he anticipates the progress of Erica’s planned pregnancy, which gets on her nerves. When Erica’s pregnancy test turns out negative, Todd accuses her of sabotaging the pregnancy. Melissa further annoys Erica by reading poetry about her and asking to do a variety of tasks for her in an effort to form a strong female friendship. In the end, Todd and Melissa each understand how they were mistreating Erica, so Todd gives her the personal space she needs, and Melissa confesses that she did not have any close female friends in the past. Meanwhile, Carol suspects that a stranger is living nearby upon discovering a bag of fresh poop. The group infers that it was most likely Jasper's, but Carol installs a series of wind chimes in case it wasn’t. Outside Zihuatanejo, an unseen man encounters Jasper. When Carol hears a strange sound that night, Tandy investigates and finds nothing, but he wakes up the next morning to discover half of his head and face shaved.
cells: 64
15
"Designated Survivors"
Payman Benz
Edward Voccola
April 15, 2018
4AYB15
1.36[67]
cells: 65
16
"The Blob"[68]
TBA
TBA
April 22, 2018
4AYB16
TBD
cells: 66
17
"Barbara Ann"[69]
TBA
TBA
April 29, 2018
4AYB17
TBD
cells: 67
18
"Cancun, Baby!"[70]
TBA
TBA
May 6, 2018
4AYB18
TBD

Questions about this table:
originalText: when is the last man on earth returning
answer: answerTexts: April 15, 2018