Hysteria

Though cases similar to this have been documented

going back to Ancient Greece... 26 people in Tokyo...

It's just a matter of time before we see outbreaks,

not merely confined to, let's say, a school or a factory.

This disease...

War with international interest in communism...

When this city was overcome with fear

over the murder of a young Daisy Sanchez...

How did he start the fire?

We're not sure.

When the guards found him, he was slamming his head

against the wall, trying to go unconscious

before the flames could reach him.

Pretty cowardly, if you ask me.

After all these years,

to deny the family their justice.

You ever try to kill yourself, Warden?

It's fairly common in your profession.

When an excessive need for control

meets the dawning realization

that no one can really control anything,

folks tend to crack.

Will you be needing anything else, Doctor?

No, thank you.

Ow. Mm.

I see you got a haircut.

That's not funny.

Why'd you do this to yourself, Carter?

I found a match.

Oh, okay. So I can't be funny.

Well.

I understand you've been to Austin.

Who told you that?

The radio.

Them girls that you're treating there,

they're causing quite a stir.

You should still be in the infirmary.

Nice segue.

- How'd... how did it start? - What?

The... this business with the girls.

Is that why you did this?

Because of what's going on in Austin?

Well, yeah, I had to get your attention somehow.

Been calling you for weeks.

It's not the same.

And if you pull a stunt like this again,

I swear it'll be the last time you see me.

I'm gonna be dead in two months, so...

That's hardly a threat.

Tell me how it started.

Why?

Because I think history is repeating itself.

- - The panic,

the race to find the devil.

Shit, I can smell the cologne of desperation from here.

Logan, come on.

Tell me.

Tell me how it started.

What's happening in Austin is different

from anything I've ever seen.

But why it may feel familiar is that it all began

with one family.

Let's go.

They're here.

Shotgun.

Get in, get in.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God, T., it's our song.

I know, I know! I love this song!

- We got to practice. - Start us off, Cass.

- Okay, ready? - All: Five, six, seven, eight.

- What'd you do that for? - 'Cause it sucks.

Audra, we're practicing.

Yeah, you were practicing for failure.

Y'all want to beat Dripping Springs?

Y'all want to make it to finals?

Never gonna happen with a song like that.

Okay, the song don't matter.

Cassie's booty gonna take us to finals.

- Yes, whoo! - Booty!

Wait, wait, wait, you're doing the bear crawl tonight?

- No, Cassie, no! - Yes, yes.

No, I'm not! No, no, no, I'm not!

Please, ladies and gentlemen,

tonight, Tionne deering is doing the bear crawl.

Oh!

- - Oh, I know, we are cute.

We're so cute!

Audra.

D.

What's up, ladies?

- - Pearl, this song

is what we're doing our next dance to.

Look, look! He's doing the crab crawl.

All of you are drinking tonight.

You are drinking. You are definitely drinking.

Come on, Cass, start 'em off.

- - You try it.

Now, this is how you beat Dripping Springs.

Girls, watch, we're going to be doing this like Deante.

- Ah! - Whoo!

Where did y'all learn to dance?

- Church. - They don't dance

that way in my church.

Oh!

- You go, Cassie. - T., what?

I'm not like my sister, okay?

She's into older guys.

I'm only 15.

- Oh, my God! -

- You got a man? - Not here.

- You miss this, don't you? - What?

I know you miss this.

Yo, who the fuck are you talking to?

Audra, what are you doing?

- Dancing. - Stop it.

Stop it.

I said stop it.

Hey!

Get off me. Audra!

It's okay, Cass. It's all good.

Get off me.

Stop, get off me! Stop it!

What's wrong with her?

- - Cass, what is it?

Stop it, Cass. Call 911!

Help me pick her up. Take her to the hospital.

I can't go to the hospital!

If my folks knew I was out... I'll drop you on the way.