Age of the Living Dead

Previously on Age of the Living Dead.

I can't live as a vampire, not any more.

If you love me, you wouldn't wanna see me suffer.

Launch.

Ma'am.

We have confirmation, go for launch.

I watched the watchers.

Marcus.

- Watch him. - Consider it done.

You ever forget things are better?

Oh no, your mother wasn't the woman you recently forgot.

It's an EMP, electromagnetic pulse.

Destroys anything with an electrical signal,

including nuclear warheads.

They'll be completely defenseless,

they'll be open to attack.

They'll be slaughtered... What would you have me do?

They've developed a blood synthesis,

something they can replace our need for

supplying the blood... What are we looking at?

I've got this information from...

The man holding our daughter's my husband.

Don't stop!

Get my six, anybody!

Uh, ah, uh.

- Now what? - Hold here.

Bite me.

Hello, darlin'.

I know what you're thinking.

You're thinking that I look the same

as when you left me.

Possibly, even younger.

- This isn't happening. - But don't turn away.

Please.

Just kill me now, please just kill me now, please.

You're thinking this is a nightmare?

That somehow you'll wake up in the comfort of your bed

with me lying beside you.

I still remember you waking me up with a smile.

I can still smell the coffee.

Walking down the stairs to find you in

that awful dressing robe.

You'd always greet me the same way.

Do you remember?

Yeah.

I hate you.

A lot's changed since then.

Part of you is hoping that I died, that this is a trick.

But it's all very real.

And you know Gerry?

I thought you died, too.

You know?

You know?

What is this?

This?

This is a family reunion.

You killed eight, you know?

Good.

- They had families. - I had a family.

Does it surprise you they had families?

Nothin' surprises me any more.

You and that British sarcasm.

And that accent's,

reasonably sure that accent's what got me pregnant,

don't you find that funny?

I'm not laughin'.

I don't imagine you've been doing a lot of laughing

these past couple of years.

Tell me,

how many have you killed?

What?

Of my kind, how many have you killed?

You're the walking dead, I don't...

Look what you do, Gerry!

I know that you burnt each one in your mind

how they look, how they fight.

You've etched each one into your memory.

Every one you've counted.

How many, Gerry?

- 27. - 27.

Now, that's impressive.

You know of every human,

as ruthless as you,

you might actually stand a chance.

That's just your opinion.

That's what wives do.

I don't know what you are.

Come on, Gerry.

My wife died years ago.

I loved her and I lost her, you know?

Right here?

You're a monster.

Now you're just calling names.

Just taking orders, no witnesses apparently.

What happened to you?

What did they do?

They fed on me.

They left me for dead.

It was days before I came too

and realized what had happened.

Jesus.

Hm.

You and I both know he probably doesn't exist to

what's around anymore.

Marie, let me...

Was it hard for you to leave me there to die?

Marie, you were dead the minute you...

Who left me there?

Do you wanna renew your vows?

Six, and...

Till death do us part.

I remember promising my dying wife

that I would do anything to protect my son.

Adam.

If we're gonna die,

don't you wanna do it helping our friends?

We are helpin' our friends.

We're helpin' every single human who's still alive

and a good deal that used to be.

What are you talking about?

You saw what the cure could do.

You saw that it could turn vampires back into a human state.

So, that's the big plan.

We're gonna cure everyone

and just pretend that the last 10 years never happened?

Mm, maybe I should just have a nice coffee with

the guys that ripped my four-year-old brother apart.

Or maybe we can find the guy that killed your wife.

- Okay, that's enough. - How's this gonna work, Phil?

I don't see what the alternative is.

We wait here, we die,

or we could just close our eyes

and wait for them to rush across the borders

and then destroy us.

No, we fight, right now.

I'm not afraid of a fight, Lucky.

Well, it sure looks like you're hiding to me.

Our commander, my friend gave me an order.

An order that had no ambiguity to it, whatsoever.

An order that was bigger than Gerry.

Bigger than me, bigger than you

and bigger than everybody else in the haven

'cause it could potentially save mankind.

Now I don't know what happened down there.

They could all be wiped out, we could be the only ones left

and, if we are,

if we are, we have to continue the mission

and not let anybody down.

We have to honor the fallen

and get the cure to where it belongs.

So, we're supposed to be doin' the smart thing, right?

Which means that you already know

that if they're chasing us down this tunnel,

they're gonna catch us.

Well, we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.

The Brit's gave us that cure.

Meaning that there's more of it out there.

Trust me, they didn't give us their only batch.

It'll still get to where it needs to be going.

Not unless there's no time left.

Yvonne already told us

that the vampires are comin' for the borders.

Well, let's go meet them up, face-to-face.

That is dyin', for no good reason.

This, this Lucky, this is a good reason.

Well, I'm tired of running.

I wanna fight.

Give it back.

We drink this right now, we'll be invincible to a bite.

Then we don't have to worry about dying while we fight.

Well, they can still tear us apart, Lucky.

Now, come on.

All right.

Be sensible.

Give it back.

You're a coward.

Because you won't do what needs to be done.

And you know that we can't outrun them.

Oh.

You were wrong about me.

I will do what needs to be done.

And I don't need to outrun them.

I don't need to outrun you.

This, doesn't belong to us.

I have to get it to the President.

You're just gonna leave me?

I'm real sorry, Lucky.

But you wanted to dig in and have a last stand.

- Now it's your chance. - No.

Phil, don't do this.

You intend to wait?

Only for Andrew to confirm if they have this cure.

Madame President, with every minute,

with every second that we delay,

we lose the tactical advantage.

Ma'am, you and I both know

if I agree with the General, well,

we have something to worry about.

But I agree with the General.

We have the advantage.