The Good Place (2016–…): Season 3, Episode 9 - Janet(s) - full transcript
♪ La la la la la ♪
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♪ Did you ever lie and
listen to the rain fall ♪
♪ Did you ever own a
homemade apple pie ♪
♪ Did you ever watch a child
while he was praying ♪
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♪ Just don't let the
good life pass you by ♪
♪ Did you ever hold the
hand of starving... ♪
- Hello.
- Hello.
Hope we have the right house.
I'm looking for a Doug Forcett?
Well, I'm Doug Forcett.
How? Oh, yes. Yes, you are.
Sorry, um, I'm a reporter for
the "Calgary Times Examiner."
My name is Michael Scoop.
This is my photographer, Janet... Scoop.
- She's my sister with the scoops.
- Oh, boy.
Some people in town are saying you live
a pretty interesting life out here.
Growing your own food
completely off the grid?
We would love to do a
human interest story
about you for the paper.
What do you say?
Okay, well let me think.
Well, first off, I'm so
flattered that you'd want to do
a whole news story just about me.
That's so nice.
A heartfelt thanks to
the whole Scoop family.
Can I ask... is your newspaper
printed on recycled paper?
Yes, no, very recycled. The most.
Well, all right then. Come on in.
Great, great.
Oh, hey, you know, before we forget.
Can Janet take a photo
of you for the paper?
Oh.
Okay, can you look up a
little and to the right?
Smile, but only with your
mouth and not your eyes.
Perfect.
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It was 1972.
My friend Randy and I ate
some magic mushrooms.
Randy asked me, "what do you
think happens when you die?"
And I saw with perfect clarity
how the afterlife works.
Immediately I knew I had
to live a perfect life.
Well, not immediately.
The next day all I could do
was watch kung-fu movies
and stroke a blanket that
I thought was my cat.
But soon after, I designed
a life that would maximize
my point total and help me
get into the Good Place.
And I've been living it ever since.
I know, this sounds crazy.
No! No, actually it makes...
it makes perfect sense.
Oh.
Oh, boy. You've been sitting
here for ten minutes
and I haven't offered you
anything to eat or drink.
Would you like some water
or fresh radishes?
Water would be great.
Janet, how cool is he?
You know, for a celebrity,
he's amazingly down to earth.
Stars. They really are just like us.
He's so thoughtful with his actions.
Thank goodness he had
that hallucination.
He could have had the one Randy had
where everything was made of ears.
Way less helpful.
We have to learn everything we can
about what makes him tick
so we can use it to help others.
He is the blueprint, Janet.
He figured it all out.
Here we go... two waters.
Let me know if you're
not happy with them.
I have ice cubes if it's too warm
and a koozie if it's too cold.
Oh.
Well, that has an
interesting aftertaste.
- Is that from a nearby river?
- Oh, no.
Why take fresh water away from
the beavers and the fish?
No, I have my composting toilet
hooked up to a water filtration system.
One man's waste is another man's water.
And both men are me.
Hmm.
Yeah, I'm pretty excited
to relax and have a drink.
I mean, saving souls feels great,
but Sydney to Budapest
to Phoenix to Calgary...
I'm so jetlagged, I can't
even regrender my chorf.
Don't even know what
I was trying to say.
You need to get your blood flowing.
There's a pool table over there.
- Wanna play?
- Yeah, sure. Why not.
Let's do it.
Tahani, can I ask your
advice about something?
Is it about your grating speaking voice?
I'm so glad you finally brought it up.
Because, honestly, with a
few elocution lessons...
No, I wanna ask you about Chidi.
What's wrong with my voice?
Nothing. It's lovely.
Tell me about Chidi.
So, it must get lonely
up here all by yourself
without anyone to talk to.
Oh, I've got lots of friends.
There's this little guy, for example.
Yeah, it's a snail.
Hi, snail. I don't name them in case
they already have a name they prefer.
- Huh.
- So, this is an organic garden?
Yeah. Everything I eat I grow myself.
The radish patch was actually
here when I moved in.
I thought it'd be mean to dig it up.
Mean to the radishes?
I also grow lentils because
they require very little water
and have the smallest carbon footprint.
Huh.
All he consumes are
lentils and radishes.
No, Janet. He also
consumes his own waste.
So, everything's fine.
How do you play pool again?
What are the rules?
That's one of the best
things about pool, dawg.
There are no rules.
I am 100% sure there are.
Me and my friends play
a special Jacksonville style of pool.
It's called "Special
Jacksonville-style pool."
You hit whatever ball you want
but you use your hands.
And: that's it.
Okay, your turn. I got
a thousand points.
Oh, that's the other rule.
You make up your own points.
I got five million points.
Damn, how'd you get so
good at this so fast?
So, in this whole other
timeline, Chidi and I said
"I love you" to each other.
But he doesn't remember
any of that happened,
so I guess my question is,
When is the right time
to tell someone you
were passionate lovers
in an alternate timeline
in the afterlife
but he doesn't remember
because technically
none of that happened in this
strand of the multi-verse?
- Ugh.
- You know what?
I'll just check with Yahoo answers.
- I'm sure someone's weighed in.
- Nope, nope.
I'm flattered you would seek my advice.
Though, I suppose, it makes sense.
I'm sure the one constant
in all the reboots
is that you and I are best friends.
Uh-huh. Yep. Mm-hmm.
Look, I don't think you
would want Chidi to know
what happened in the past
unless you wanted it
to happen again in the present.
You can't know how Chidi will react.
It may be painful but
it's never a bad idea
to tell someone how you feel.
Thanks, Tahani. You give
really good advice.
And you made a really hot centaur.
Sorry?
So, these are some of my 71
adopted dogs and wolves.
You've rescued every stray animal
that's ever wandered onto your property?
Oh, yes, ma'am. I've been
mauled several times.
Oh, this little guy here might
look innocent, but boy,
he goes right for the squeaker
if you know what I mean.
Oh, this is fun. You
get to meet Raymond.
- Hi, Raymond.
- Hi, dumdum.
Who are these two hosers?
Don't worry about Raymond.
He's just a local sociopath
who comes by my house to
take advantage of me.
Yeah, I got your laundry all
folded and ready for you.
For whatever reason, this loser
does whatever you tell him to do.
Watch. Hey, give that guy your shoe.
- Would that make you happy?
- Very happy.
Now give him your shoe.
Well, that's okay, Doug,
don't... I don't need your shoe.
Please don't give me your shoe.
Well, then give me your
shoe, or I'll be sad.
There you are.
Well, as long as he's happy.
See, if I make him
happy, I get the points.
That's how the system works, remember?
Go get your shoe, idiot.
Be right back.
Ow. Oh, that's a bleeder.
- Oh.
- Yeah.
Michael, face facts.
Doug is not the blueprint
of how to live a good life.
He's become a happiness pump.
What?
Remember from Chidi's lessons?
I remember the term happiness pump.
That's just mostly because
Eleanor and Jason
made a bunch of dirty jokes about it.
It's a criticism of utilitarianism.
A happiness pump is
someone who is obsessed
with maximizing the overall
good at his or her expense.
Doug will do literally anything
to make other people happy
even if it makes him miserable.
Oh, I don't think he's miserable.
So, everyone happy and
contented in here?
What's...
Oh, I volunteered to test
cosmetics for a local company
so they don't have to test on animals.
- It's fun!
- Huh.
For the animals who don't have to do it.
For me, it's like
wearing a mask of fire.
Uh, what can I do for you now?
Would you like to move in, permanently?
Or would either of you
like any more water
- or one of my kidneys?
- You know what?
We have absolutely everything we need.
Thank you. We're gonna head out now.
Okay, well, it was so
nice to meet you, Janet,
and you, Mark. I mean Michael.
I called you Mark. Your name is Michael.
No, no, that's okay. Hey, hey.
Stay with me here, buddy.
No, no, no, no, this is very bad.
Forgetting someone's name...
that's definitely lost me some points.
Hey, you know, I've
always secretly wished
my name was Mark.
Lie. That's a lie!
Now I'm accusing you of lying.
Now I'm yelling. Why am I yelling?
I need to make this up.
I'm going to give you a
really nice haircut.
- Was that...
- A snail?
Yeah that was a...
Oh, no, no, no, no.
I think he's still alive.
Do either of you know anything
about snail first aid?
- No.
- Yes. I mean, "no."
All right, Michael, I need
you to find some scotch tape
while I apply pressure.
Too much pressure.
I'm gonna need that tape!
Oh, What?!
Jacksonville style, baby.
Thirty million points.
Nice one, homie.
Hey, what are you guys doing?
Well, I either know
exactly what I'm doing
and it's something, or we're
doing nothing and I'm winning.
Congrats.
Can I talk to you for a second?
Okay, a few days ago,
Michael showed me something.
And I don't know exactly
how to say this,
but you and I are...
Bambadjan.
You know, I never
thought about it before
but yeah, we are kinda Bambadjan.
No, you jetlagged doof.
Bambadjan is the name of a
demon from the Bad Place
who is somehow right over there.
Come with me right now.
Okay, okay.
Hey guys, having fun? Cool, cool, cool.
So, we need to get out
of here immediately
because this bar is full of demons.
Eleanor, just because
these people are wearing
cheap leather and stone washed denim,
they're still part of the Queen's realm.
Calling them demons is a bit much.
No, no, no, no, actual demons.
Like, from the Bad Place.
Okay, Chidi and I are going
to go out the side door.
You and Tahani go out the back.
Or we do this the old fashioned way.
How did you make that so fast?
Bortle...
Hello, idiots.
Surprised to see me?
Right.
You don't remember. I'm Sean.
You are very scared of me.
Now, where's Michael?
We are here to celebrate the life of
Martin Luther Gandhi
Tyler Moore, the snail.
I named him/her that
posthumously because I imagine
him/her to be the greatest
and most talented snail
ever to have lived.
Michael, would you care
to say a few words?
Oh, you're serious. Yes.
Um, okay.
Martin was a lot of things.
A snail, mostly.
But also a friend.
Martin taught us about life, about love,
and about the limits of scotch tape.
Goodbye, Martin.
Happy, slimy trails, old friend.
I'm sorry, I've got to leave right away.
I've decided to make a donation
to the Canadian Mollusk
Association in Martin's honor.
Their office is in Edmonton,
so it will take me
about three weeks to
walk there and back.
Take care. Okay, look out little fellow.
Heads up.
- Here comes a shoe.
- Say, Doug, look.
Do you mind if we ask you
just a few more questions?
What you're doing here...
how you're living your life...
just so wonderful.
But can I maybe give you
just a little advice?
I know... I should donate more blood.
I'll try, but the last
time I went down there
they said I was so anemic,
they ended up giving me blood.
No, look, look. Um...
I've been a reporter
for a long time, Doug.
Met all sorts of people.
Traveled all over this
crazy blue marble.
Meeting regular folks.
Every face tells a story, Doug.
Why, I'd say that those
so-called regular folks
often turn out to be not
so regular after all.
- Michael.
- Sorry.
The point is, I have never
met anyone so dedicated
to making other people and snails happy.
If what you're saying is
true about the afterlife,
then you must have earned more
than enough points by now.
So, loosen up, bud. Have a little fun.
Eat something besides lentils.
- Like radishes?
- No, no, Doug. Dammit.
Just have ice cream or chicken parm.
Live your life. You know, travel.
Drink regular water
that wasn't inside you.
Okay? Just relax.
Thank you, Michael.
But no.
I can't do any of those things.
Why not?
Because I can't risk it.
There's an accountant
out there somewhere
measuring the value of everything I do.
What if I relax and do
something that loses me
just enough points to keep
me out of the Good Place
and I'm tortured for eternity?
No, I have to make every moment count.
It's the only rational way to live.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm
going to walk to Edmonton
to give $85 to a snail charity.
Why don't you just take us to
the Bad Place already, dude?
Because I want to see the
look on Michael's face
when he realizes he failed.
I love seeing the look
on people's faces.
It's the best part of my job.
Dude, Michael's not coming here.
Face it, man.
You are outmatched,
because Michael and Janet
are brilliant and savvy and
they've been ten steps
ahead of you this whole time.
We can sit here as long as you want.
But you will never, ever, ever,
see Michael or Janet aga...
Yikes, that was rough. Total bust.
Ah, Doug is a complete disaster.
And I drank his piss.
Hello, Michael.
See? See the look on his face?
So great.
Hello, Sean. Other demons.
What are y'all doing down here?
What do you think we're
doing, you hemorrhoid?
We're ending this charade
once and for all.
These four humans are
the legal property of the Bad Place.
That's where we're taking them.
And you.
If you want them, you're
gonna have to go through me.
That's the idea.
Well, it's a bad idea.
Oh, Michael. When will you ever...
Screw this. Let's fight!
Get somewhere safe, you guys.
Bad news.
I've been going to the gym, a lot.
Oh, no.
What is happening?
Let him go!
Let him go!
Let him go!
Twelve years of fencing. En garde.
Obviously, I'd never do
that in a competition.
That would be a three-tenths deduction.
No, no, watch out. Watch out.
I've never marbleized a Janet before.
Jacksonville style, baby.
Two thousand points!
Thanks, Jason.
Janet. Door.
Three hundred points... best score ever!
Is it just me or is Janet a
straight-up hottie right now?
How are you this close
to being dragged to
Hell and still horny?
I don't know.
And how did you know they were demons?
I can't tell you that now!
Screw it. What am I waiting for?
We could die in the next 30 seconds.
So, Michael showed me a memory
of our time in the Good Place
and you and I were, like, a thing.
- And...
- Gotcha!
Not like a casual, "Hey,
I found two loose pills
"in the bottom of my tote,
let's pop 'em and see
what's good," kinda thing.
We were in love,
and there's a real possibility
that I'm in love with you again.
Here. On this plane of existence.
Today. Now.
In Canada during this brawl with demons.
Let's get her to the door.
No! No!
Oh, cool.
When I'm even partway through the door
to the afterlife, my powers come back.
They do?
They do. Thanks for asking.
You're coming with me.
Hi, there.
- We did it!
- It was, um...
Well, no, yeah, no. Of course...
of course Janet did it.
Yes, but I had the, uh...
Thank you, Janet.
How did you get down here?
We have the only key
to the door to Earth.
- We built our own door.
- That's impossible.
That's impossible.
Ugh, you're such a dweeb.
Why can't you leave us alone?
You don't have enough nostrils
to stuff with wasps?
I don't want just any wasp nostrils...
I want these wasp nostrils.
You're just delaying the
inevitable, Michael.
The Bad Place is going to
get all of them eventually.
These four, their loved ones,
even your precious pee-pee
king, Doug Forcett.
Now, why would you think that?
Just a hunch.
And do you know what else
I had a hunch about?
No.
I mean, why let the guy keep
saying mean stuff, right?
I thought Doug Forcett was the blueprint
for leading a good life?
He seems pretty confident
that Doug is heading to the Bad Place.
For a while now,
I have felt like there
was something wrong
with how the point system
was evaluating humans.
At first I thought it was
that the system didn't allow
for the possibility that
people could improve.
That's why I convinced the Judge
to send you back to Earth
so you could confront the
ways you were living.
But now I'm worried that the
problems with the system
might be much more serious.
We need to gather some real evidence.
Uh, sorry, no, no Michael.
You're confused.
Evidence isn't a good
thing that you want.
It's a bad thing that
you have to destroy
or you go to jail.
Jason, quick, I need that coaster
over there behind the pillar.
You got it, boss.
I just needed a 30 second break.
- Yeah.
- What sort of evidence
is this and how do we get it?
Janet and I have to go
right to the source
of the points themselves...
the Accountant's office.
The four of you stay here
at Doug Forcett's house
until I get back.
You're gonna need to feed all
the dogs and the wolves,
and if a teenager shows up
on a dirt bike just do as he says.
He's very scary.
Michael, Michael, Michael.
I forgot what you asked me to get.
That's okay, bud. Thanks anyway.
Look, we won't be long and
you guys should be safe here.
Actually, scratch that.
We're all screwed
because a bunch more
demons just showed up.
There's too many of them. What do we do?
I have an idea.
I think I can take you into my void.
Cool. That sounds fun.
Let's go into a void.
Okay, let's go.
But, just to be clear... I
don't know if you'll survive
in my void, but either way,
all of you will definitely die on Earth
when I do this, so look
around and say goodbye.
Goodbye, Earth.
Wait, did you just say we're gonna di...
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♪ Did you ever lie and
listen to the rain fall ♪
♪ Did you ever own a
homemade apple pie ♪
♪ Did you ever watch a child
while he was praying ♪
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♪ Just don't let the
good life pass you by ♪
♪ Did you ever hold the
hand of starving... ♪
- Hello.
- Hello.
Hope we have the right house.
I'm looking for a Doug Forcett?
Well, I'm Doug Forcett.
How? Oh, yes. Yes, you are.
Sorry, um, I'm a reporter for
the "Calgary Times Examiner."
My name is Michael Scoop.
This is my photographer, Janet... Scoop.
- She's my sister with the scoops.
- Oh, boy.
Some people in town are saying you live
a pretty interesting life out here.
Growing your own food
completely off the grid?
We would love to do a
human interest story
about you for the paper.
What do you say?
Okay, well let me think.
Well, first off, I'm so
flattered that you'd want to do
a whole news story just about me.
That's so nice.
A heartfelt thanks to
the whole Scoop family.
Can I ask... is your newspaper
printed on recycled paper?
Yes, no, very recycled. The most.
Well, all right then. Come on in.
Great, great.
Oh, hey, you know, before we forget.
Can Janet take a photo
of you for the paper?
Oh.
Okay, can you look up a
little and to the right?
Smile, but only with your
mouth and not your eyes.
Perfect.
_
It was 1972.
My friend Randy and I ate
some magic mushrooms.
Randy asked me, "what do you
think happens when you die?"
And I saw with perfect clarity
how the afterlife works.
Immediately I knew I had
to live a perfect life.
Well, not immediately.
The next day all I could do
was watch kung-fu movies
and stroke a blanket that
I thought was my cat.
But soon after, I designed
a life that would maximize
my point total and help me
get into the Good Place.
And I've been living it ever since.
I know, this sounds crazy.
No! No, actually it makes...
it makes perfect sense.
Oh.
Oh, boy. You've been sitting
here for ten minutes
and I haven't offered you
anything to eat or drink.
Would you like some water
or fresh radishes?
Water would be great.
Janet, how cool is he?
You know, for a celebrity,
he's amazingly down to earth.
Stars. They really are just like us.
He's so thoughtful with his actions.
Thank goodness he had
that hallucination.
He could have had the one Randy had
where everything was made of ears.
Way less helpful.
We have to learn everything we can
about what makes him tick
so we can use it to help others.
He is the blueprint, Janet.
He figured it all out.
Here we go... two waters.
Let me know if you're
not happy with them.
I have ice cubes if it's too warm
and a koozie if it's too cold.
Oh.
Well, that has an
interesting aftertaste.
- Is that from a nearby river?
- Oh, no.
Why take fresh water away from
the beavers and the fish?
No, I have my composting toilet
hooked up to a water filtration system.
One man's waste is another man's water.
And both men are me.
Hmm.
Yeah, I'm pretty excited
to relax and have a drink.
I mean, saving souls feels great,
but Sydney to Budapest
to Phoenix to Calgary...
I'm so jetlagged, I can't
even regrender my chorf.
Don't even know what
I was trying to say.
You need to get your blood flowing.
There's a pool table over there.
- Wanna play?
- Yeah, sure. Why not.
Let's do it.
Tahani, can I ask your
advice about something?
Is it about your grating speaking voice?
I'm so glad you finally brought it up.
Because, honestly, with a
few elocution lessons...
No, I wanna ask you about Chidi.
What's wrong with my voice?
Nothing. It's lovely.
Tell me about Chidi.
So, it must get lonely
up here all by yourself
without anyone to talk to.
Oh, I've got lots of friends.
There's this little guy, for example.
Yeah, it's a snail.
Hi, snail. I don't name them in case
they already have a name they prefer.
- Huh.
- So, this is an organic garden?
Yeah. Everything I eat I grow myself.
The radish patch was actually
here when I moved in.
I thought it'd be mean to dig it up.
Mean to the radishes?
I also grow lentils because
they require very little water
and have the smallest carbon footprint.
Huh.
All he consumes are
lentils and radishes.
No, Janet. He also
consumes his own waste.
So, everything's fine.
How do you play pool again?
What are the rules?
That's one of the best
things about pool, dawg.
There are no rules.
I am 100% sure there are.
Me and my friends play
a special Jacksonville style of pool.
It's called "Special
Jacksonville-style pool."
You hit whatever ball you want
but you use your hands.
And: that's it.
Okay, your turn. I got
a thousand points.
Oh, that's the other rule.
You make up your own points.
I got five million points.
Damn, how'd you get so
good at this so fast?
So, in this whole other
timeline, Chidi and I said
"I love you" to each other.
But he doesn't remember
any of that happened,
so I guess my question is,
When is the right time
to tell someone you
were passionate lovers
in an alternate timeline
in the afterlife
but he doesn't remember
because technically
none of that happened in this
strand of the multi-verse?
- Ugh.
- You know what?
I'll just check with Yahoo answers.
- I'm sure someone's weighed in.
- Nope, nope.
I'm flattered you would seek my advice.
Though, I suppose, it makes sense.
I'm sure the one constant
in all the reboots
is that you and I are best friends.
Uh-huh. Yep. Mm-hmm.
Look, I don't think you
would want Chidi to know
what happened in the past
unless you wanted it
to happen again in the present.
You can't know how Chidi will react.
It may be painful but
it's never a bad idea
to tell someone how you feel.
Thanks, Tahani. You give
really good advice.
And you made a really hot centaur.
Sorry?
So, these are some of my 71
adopted dogs and wolves.
You've rescued every stray animal
that's ever wandered onto your property?
Oh, yes, ma'am. I've been
mauled several times.
Oh, this little guy here might
look innocent, but boy,
he goes right for the squeaker
if you know what I mean.
Oh, this is fun. You
get to meet Raymond.
- Hi, Raymond.
- Hi, dumdum.
Who are these two hosers?
Don't worry about Raymond.
He's just a local sociopath
who comes by my house to
take advantage of me.
Yeah, I got your laundry all
folded and ready for you.
For whatever reason, this loser
does whatever you tell him to do.
Watch. Hey, give that guy your shoe.
- Would that make you happy?
- Very happy.
Now give him your shoe.
Well, that's okay, Doug,
don't... I don't need your shoe.
Please don't give me your shoe.
Well, then give me your
shoe, or I'll be sad.
There you are.
Well, as long as he's happy.
See, if I make him
happy, I get the points.
That's how the system works, remember?
Go get your shoe, idiot.
Be right back.
Ow. Oh, that's a bleeder.
- Oh.
- Yeah.
Michael, face facts.
Doug is not the blueprint
of how to live a good life.
He's become a happiness pump.
What?
Remember from Chidi's lessons?
I remember the term happiness pump.
That's just mostly because
Eleanor and Jason
made a bunch of dirty jokes about it.
It's a criticism of utilitarianism.
A happiness pump is
someone who is obsessed
with maximizing the overall
good at his or her expense.
Doug will do literally anything
to make other people happy
even if it makes him miserable.
Oh, I don't think he's miserable.
So, everyone happy and
contented in here?
What's...
Oh, I volunteered to test
cosmetics for a local company
so they don't have to test on animals.
- It's fun!
- Huh.
For the animals who don't have to do it.
For me, it's like
wearing a mask of fire.
Uh, what can I do for you now?
Would you like to move in, permanently?
Or would either of you
like any more water
- or one of my kidneys?
- You know what?
We have absolutely everything we need.
Thank you. We're gonna head out now.
Okay, well, it was so
nice to meet you, Janet,
and you, Mark. I mean Michael.
I called you Mark. Your name is Michael.
No, no, that's okay. Hey, hey.
Stay with me here, buddy.
No, no, no, no, this is very bad.
Forgetting someone's name...
that's definitely lost me some points.
Hey, you know, I've
always secretly wished
my name was Mark.
Lie. That's a lie!
Now I'm accusing you of lying.
Now I'm yelling. Why am I yelling?
I need to make this up.
I'm going to give you a
really nice haircut.
- Was that...
- A snail?
Yeah that was a...
Oh, no, no, no, no.
I think he's still alive.
Do either of you know anything
about snail first aid?
- No.
- Yes. I mean, "no."
All right, Michael, I need
you to find some scotch tape
while I apply pressure.
Too much pressure.
I'm gonna need that tape!
Oh, What?!
Jacksonville style, baby.
Thirty million points.
Nice one, homie.
Hey, what are you guys doing?
Well, I either know
exactly what I'm doing
and it's something, or we're
doing nothing and I'm winning.
Congrats.
Can I talk to you for a second?
Okay, a few days ago,
Michael showed me something.
And I don't know exactly
how to say this,
but you and I are...
Bambadjan.
You know, I never
thought about it before
but yeah, we are kinda Bambadjan.
No, you jetlagged doof.
Bambadjan is the name of a
demon from the Bad Place
who is somehow right over there.
Come with me right now.
Okay, okay.
Hey guys, having fun? Cool, cool, cool.
So, we need to get out
of here immediately
because this bar is full of demons.
Eleanor, just because
these people are wearing
cheap leather and stone washed denim,
they're still part of the Queen's realm.
Calling them demons is a bit much.
No, no, no, no, actual demons.
Like, from the Bad Place.
Okay, Chidi and I are going
to go out the side door.
You and Tahani go out the back.
Or we do this the old fashioned way.
How did you make that so fast?
Bortle...
Hello, idiots.
Surprised to see me?
Right.
You don't remember. I'm Sean.
You are very scared of me.
Now, where's Michael?
We are here to celebrate the life of
Martin Luther Gandhi
Tyler Moore, the snail.
I named him/her that
posthumously because I imagine
him/her to be the greatest
and most talented snail
ever to have lived.
Michael, would you care
to say a few words?
Oh, you're serious. Yes.
Um, okay.
Martin was a lot of things.
A snail, mostly.
But also a friend.
Martin taught us about life, about love,
and about the limits of scotch tape.
Goodbye, Martin.
Happy, slimy trails, old friend.
I'm sorry, I've got to leave right away.
I've decided to make a donation
to the Canadian Mollusk
Association in Martin's honor.
Their office is in Edmonton,
so it will take me
about three weeks to
walk there and back.
Take care. Okay, look out little fellow.
Heads up.
- Here comes a shoe.
- Say, Doug, look.
Do you mind if we ask you
just a few more questions?
What you're doing here...
how you're living your life...
just so wonderful.
But can I maybe give you
just a little advice?
I know... I should donate more blood.
I'll try, but the last
time I went down there
they said I was so anemic,
they ended up giving me blood.
No, look, look. Um...
I've been a reporter
for a long time, Doug.
Met all sorts of people.
Traveled all over this
crazy blue marble.
Meeting regular folks.
Every face tells a story, Doug.
Why, I'd say that those
so-called regular folks
often turn out to be not
so regular after all.
- Michael.
- Sorry.
The point is, I have never
met anyone so dedicated
to making other people and snails happy.
If what you're saying is
true about the afterlife,
then you must have earned more
than enough points by now.
So, loosen up, bud. Have a little fun.
Eat something besides lentils.
- Like radishes?
- No, no, Doug. Dammit.
Just have ice cream or chicken parm.
Live your life. You know, travel.
Drink regular water
that wasn't inside you.
Okay? Just relax.
Thank you, Michael.
But no.
I can't do any of those things.
Why not?
Because I can't risk it.
There's an accountant
out there somewhere
measuring the value of everything I do.
What if I relax and do
something that loses me
just enough points to keep
me out of the Good Place
and I'm tortured for eternity?
No, I have to make every moment count.
It's the only rational way to live.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm
going to walk to Edmonton
to give $85 to a snail charity.
Why don't you just take us to
the Bad Place already, dude?
Because I want to see the
look on Michael's face
when he realizes he failed.
I love seeing the look
on people's faces.
It's the best part of my job.
Dude, Michael's not coming here.
Face it, man.
You are outmatched,
because Michael and Janet
are brilliant and savvy and
they've been ten steps
ahead of you this whole time.
We can sit here as long as you want.
But you will never, ever, ever,
see Michael or Janet aga...
Yikes, that was rough. Total bust.
Ah, Doug is a complete disaster.
And I drank his piss.
Hello, Michael.
See? See the look on his face?
So great.
Hello, Sean. Other demons.
What are y'all doing down here?
What do you think we're
doing, you hemorrhoid?
We're ending this charade
once and for all.
These four humans are
the legal property of the Bad Place.
That's where we're taking them.
And you.
If you want them, you're
gonna have to go through me.
That's the idea.
Well, it's a bad idea.
Oh, Michael. When will you ever...
Screw this. Let's fight!
Get somewhere safe, you guys.
Bad news.
I've been going to the gym, a lot.
Oh, no.
What is happening?
Let him go!
Let him go!
Let him go!
Twelve years of fencing. En garde.
Obviously, I'd never do
that in a competition.
That would be a three-tenths deduction.
No, no, watch out. Watch out.
I've never marbleized a Janet before.
Jacksonville style, baby.
Two thousand points!
Thanks, Jason.
Janet. Door.
Three hundred points... best score ever!
Is it just me or is Janet a
straight-up hottie right now?
How are you this close
to being dragged to
Hell and still horny?
I don't know.
And how did you know they were demons?
I can't tell you that now!
Screw it. What am I waiting for?
We could die in the next 30 seconds.
So, Michael showed me a memory
of our time in the Good Place
and you and I were, like, a thing.
- And...
- Gotcha!
Not like a casual, "Hey,
I found two loose pills
"in the bottom of my tote,
let's pop 'em and see
what's good," kinda thing.
We were in love,
and there's a real possibility
that I'm in love with you again.
Here. On this plane of existence.
Today. Now.
In Canada during this brawl with demons.
Let's get her to the door.
No! No!
Oh, cool.
When I'm even partway through the door
to the afterlife, my powers come back.
They do?
They do. Thanks for asking.
You're coming with me.
Hi, there.
- We did it!
- It was, um...
Well, no, yeah, no. Of course...
of course Janet did it.
Yes, but I had the, uh...
Thank you, Janet.
How did you get down here?
We have the only key
to the door to Earth.
- We built our own door.
- That's impossible.
That's impossible.
Ugh, you're such a dweeb.
Why can't you leave us alone?
You don't have enough nostrils
to stuff with wasps?
I don't want just any wasp nostrils...
I want these wasp nostrils.
You're just delaying the
inevitable, Michael.
The Bad Place is going to
get all of them eventually.
These four, their loved ones,
even your precious pee-pee
king, Doug Forcett.
Now, why would you think that?
Just a hunch.
And do you know what else
I had a hunch about?
No.
I mean, why let the guy keep
saying mean stuff, right?
I thought Doug Forcett was the blueprint
for leading a good life?
He seems pretty confident
that Doug is heading to the Bad Place.
For a while now,
I have felt like there
was something wrong
with how the point system
was evaluating humans.
At first I thought it was
that the system didn't allow
for the possibility that
people could improve.
That's why I convinced the Judge
to send you back to Earth
so you could confront the
ways you were living.
But now I'm worried that the
problems with the system
might be much more serious.
We need to gather some real evidence.
Uh, sorry, no, no Michael.
You're confused.
Evidence isn't a good
thing that you want.
It's a bad thing that
you have to destroy
or you go to jail.
Jason, quick, I need that coaster
over there behind the pillar.
You got it, boss.
I just needed a 30 second break.
- Yeah.
- What sort of evidence
is this and how do we get it?
Janet and I have to go
right to the source
of the points themselves...
the Accountant's office.
The four of you stay here
at Doug Forcett's house
until I get back.
You're gonna need to feed all
the dogs and the wolves,
and if a teenager shows up
on a dirt bike just do as he says.
He's very scary.
Michael, Michael, Michael.
I forgot what you asked me to get.
That's okay, bud. Thanks anyway.
Look, we won't be long and
you guys should be safe here.
Actually, scratch that.
We're all screwed
because a bunch more
demons just showed up.
There's too many of them. What do we do?
I have an idea.
I think I can take you into my void.
Cool. That sounds fun.
Let's go into a void.
Okay, let's go.
But, just to be clear... I
don't know if you'll survive
in my void, but either way,
all of you will definitely die on Earth
when I do this, so look
around and say goodbye.
Goodbye, Earth.
Wait, did you just say we're gonna di...