Something Is Pretending To Be My Dog... transcript

previously. Rest in peace, Tom. Why did someone dig up Tom's grave? What the a bunker? NO. [screaming] NO. THIS PLACE IS CURSED. WE GOT TO GO. OKAY. JERRY. UM. JERRY, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? JERRY. [screaming] JERRY. NO. WHAT THE HELL? JERRY, WHY DID YOU POOP EVERYWHERE? Why is there bones and blood? What did you eat? Whatever. It doesn't matter. We're leaving this PLACE ANYWAYS. COME ON, JERRY. Let's go. Jerry, let's get out of here.

Come on. What are you waiting for? The Jerry, why don't you want TO LEAVE? COME ON. LET'S GO. [screaming] LET'S GO. WHY WOULDN'T YOU want to leave after what happened to Tom? WE GOT TO GET OUT of here. What? [screaming] What? Oh, man. You really don't want to leave this place? I can't say no to that. This house must mean a lot to you. The time we spent together here. You're practically raised here. A, so cute. But no, Jerry, for our safety, we have to leave.

Jerry, off the bed now. Jerry, off the bed now. COME ON, JERRY. OFF THE BED. NO. [screaming] WHAT THE? CHILL OUT. OKAY, WE'LL STAY. JERRY, WE'LL STAY. WE'LL STAY. OKAY. YEAH. OKAY, we'll stay. Uh, just get off the bed. Let me Let me clean this first. Okay. Come on. Just move for a second. Let me Let me clean that. Good. Good dog. Good. Good, Jerry. Good. Good. Good job. Okay. All right. Let's start cleaning this. And there we go.

Okay. It's all clean now. Anything else to clean? Uh, hey, Jerry. What What are you doing? Uh, you happy we're staying? Yeah. Okay. Um, what what is this, Jerry? Uh, care to explain? A, this is so cute. It's a little scratch mark. A [laughter] Okay, Jerry, listen up. You can stay here. I I'll be back. All right. I have some things I need to tend to. Um, someone dug up Tom. Yeah, I know. It's horrible. I I said it's horrible.

Why aren't you sad? Uh, okay. I I guess you came to terms with it. I'm sorry, buddy. I I'll be back, Jerry. Okay. Stay put. It's not safe out right now. What is going on with Jerry? Ever since that day I went to get more food, he's been so different. Something's off about him. And what the hell is living under my house? And who dug up Tom's body? I need to get to the bottom of this. Got to go back into that basement.

What the Why is it blocked off? What the heck? Wasn't there a door here? Why is it all blocked off? There's nothing here. Was I just seeing things? No. No. That definitely happened. I swear there's some shady business happening down there. Why is it empty now? Am I seeing things? I don't know what's going on. There's something wrong with this place. I was telling Jerry we need to get out of here, but he doesn't want to leave.

What the Tom? Are you back in there, buddy? Did someone put him back? Tom? Oh my god. TOM, I'M SORRY. NO. NO. NO. Just put it back. I'm sorry, Tom. Tom, I'm sorry. Maybe none of this ever happened. Maybe I just forgot I built the cellar. Maybe none of it happened. I I Maybe I'm just going crazy. I'm sorry, Tom. I I shouldn't have dug you up, Jerry. Jerry, I'm back. I'm back. Jerry, good news. I found Tom. He was He was still in his grave.

It's okay, Jerry. Everything's going to be okay, Jerry. Okay. Everything's going to be all right. It's okay. YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY. You know what, Jerry? How about How about I sleep next to you tonight? All right. Uh, make some room. Come on. Scooch over. Make some room. Come on, Jerry. Stop being so stubborn. I'm trying to comfort you. Come on. Scoot over. Come on. Scooch over. You know what? GET THIS BED STRAIGHT.

IT'S DRIVING ME CRAZY. JEEZ. What the hell? What's this marking? Jerry, do you uh care to explain? Why does it look like an alligator? It's like something was lying down here for a while. Eh, whatever. All right, Jerry, make some room. Come on. Scooch over. Come on. Just go. There you go. All right, Jerry. Good night. Yo, [laughter] what the heck? YO, [screaming] WHAT THE HECK? JERRY, WHAT WERE YOU DOING? OH, you were just watching over me in my sleep to protect me.

A, so cute. So, what should we do today, Jerry? [sighs] Jerry, you can talk to me. You know, I know what happened is hard, but we can get through this. Look, Jerry, Tom was amazing, but we can move on. >> [sighs] >> I think I know what I need to do. I think Jerry is still mourning Tom's death. He's not handling it too well. I think he needs another friend. Jerry was doing so much better when we had Tom. I feel so bad.

I'm going to get another dog for Jerry. Except this time, I'm going to do better. I'll make sure my dogs are safe no matter what. I think I should still have some bones left over. Yes, perfect. Man, I'm going far for this. Haven't seen any wolves anywhere. Oh my [screaming] gosh, a baby wolf. Here little guy. Come here, little guy. Come here. Wait, where are you going? Oh my. LET'S [screaming] GO. TAKE MY BOOTS. Take my boots.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Come here, little guys. Come here. Come on. Take my boots. Take my boots. Look at you guys. I need to get different DYES ASAP. I'LL BE RIGHT BACK. OKAY, we already got red. Let's get yellow. Give me that. H. I'll name you all after my favorite supplements. Let's go. Hey, little guy. You're the runt of the litter, aren't you? I'll name you Storm. I'll name you Var. Let's go. And I'll name you Clen.

Let's go. I'll name you Debo. Let's go. And I'll name you Tren. LET'S GO. [screaming] Look at you guys. Let's all go home, guys. Come on. You got to meet your big brother, Jerry. Come on, guys. Come on, guys. Let's go. Let's go. You're so cute. You guys are going to love your big brother, Jerry. Come on, everybody in the house. In the house. A Jerry, I have new friends for you. Come on, Jerry. Lighten up. Come on. Hey, pups.

I want all of you to cheer Jerry up, okay? I want all of you to go to him and snuggle up on him. Come on. Come on, doggies. Go, doggies. Oh my gosh, it's so cute. Oh, Jerry. Isn't this great? [laughter] This is so cute. Don't you love it, Jerry? Look, we got new friends. [laughter] Yeah. Come on. What are you doing, little guy? Come on. Well, looks like it's family bonding time. Woohoo! Look at you guys. JERRY, you're actually happy now.

Oh, look at you, Jerry. You're so happy. Look at you. What are you doing, JERRY? OH MY GOSH, HE'S PETTING ANOTHER DOG. A, it's so cute. Look at him. A All right, guys. I'll be right back. I'm going to get you guys some dinner. Okay. So cute. I'm so glad I got Jerry's new friends. He's loving it there. Woo! All right, this should be enough. Oh, pups, I'm home. [screaming] What the hell? Jerry, what happened here? Which pup is that?

It's the runt. No, I'm so sorry. Why? I was only gone for a minute. JERRY, YOU CAN'T [screaming] HIDE IT FROM ME ANYMORE. I KNOW YOU'RE holding back tears. Yeah, cry. It's okay. It's okay, Jerry. We all had such a [music] good time with you. I'm sorry. Rest in peace, Sarm. You are the runt of the litter, but you are beautiful in every way, inside [music] and out. All right, everyone. Let's go inside. Okay. It's a terrible day for rain.

Good night, guys. What the guys? Why aren't you sleeping with your big brother, Jerry? What? Jerry, what's what's going on? What's happening here? You guys have some sort of beef? Eh, I think they just want to play. Yeah, it's fine. All right, I'm going to go to bed. I need to clear my mind. Actually, you know what? First, I'm going to barricade all the doors. [music] Okay, now nothing can go in and nothing can go out.

Everyone will be safe for tonight. Good night, guys. [music] Oh, wow. Everything seems normal. It seems like nothing actually happened overnight for once. All the pups are still here. Of course, you know, Jerry being gone is honestly a normal thing at this point. It's fine. I'll let him do what he wants. Was there always three? Oh, Jerry roughing up the house. Jerry's so cute. But I do have to find him. Jerry, where are you?

Come on, Jerry. Stop going off on your own. There he is. What the What is he doing? Jerry. Jerry, what are you doing? Were you washing your hands or something? What's going on? Oh, Jerry, I'll get used to it. I understand you like your morning sungazing. You like watching the sunrise, huh? Huh? Don't you, little guy? Don't you? Okay. Uh, that's fine. Just just come back later. Okay. I can't really do anything about it anyways.

I'll just let him be. Oh, Jerry. What the [screaming] hell? What's happening? Wait, no. No, no. Three. Wait. There was four OF THEM LAST NIGHT. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. Don't tell me. Don't tell me. What the? Get me up there. What the heck? GET ME IN THERE. GET me in. What the? No. No. [screaming] PURPLE. WHY? [screaming] WHO'S DOING THIS? There is something wrong with this place. I knew it. Every time I get a dog, they just die.

Pups. Pups. Listen to me. Listen up. They don't have voice recognition. Do they need to be adults or something? Maybe Jerry can help me. Where is JERRY ANYWAY? [snorts] GOD DANG IT. You were a great pup. All right, everyone, listen up. Pups. Jerry, I'm sorry. I I'm not a good owner. I failed. I can't keep any of you safe. I'll do better from now on. It's time to make a difference. From now on, no one goes in and no one goes out.

Okay. Now, nothing, and I mean nothing, can get inside my house. Just me and my dogs. Nothing can go in and nothing can go out. Me and my dogs are going to be SAFE IN HERE. YO, WHAT'S THAT SOUND? [screaming] HEY, WHAT'S GOING ON? JERRY, what's happening? GUYS, WHY ARE you scared [laughter] of Jerry? WHAT HAPPENED? COME ON, GUYS. DON'T BE AFRAID. It's just Jerry. He's here to protect you. He's your big brother. Look at him.

He's so cute. What happened, though? Can anyone TELL ME? YO. YO, [screaming] TRENT, DID YOU JUST go up? Hey. Hey. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? YO, CHILL OUT. HEY. HEY. [groaning] Y [screaming] BAD BOY, you're in timeout. I'm sorry, Jerry. Look, don't take it personally. He's going through a lot. You know, we're all going through a lot. Just cut him some slack. I'm sorry, little guy. Everyone's going to be okay from now on. All right, we're going to stay in this house.

It's fully barricaded, fully safe. I have a bunch of food stock piled up for weeks. So, let's just all chill. Okay, let's chill. [sighs] Guys, I'm getting kind of bored. I might go on a solo adventure. Maybe get better gear. I love you guys and all, but it's getting a bit tiring for me. You know, I need some me time, too. I think you'll all be perfectly safe if I leave for a bit. This place is totally secure. There's some food in the chest for you guys, and your big brother Jerry will take care of you.

Okay. All right, guys. I'll see you in a bit. OKAY. YO, WHAT THE HECK? TRENT, RELAX. RELAX. [screaming] BAD DOG. NO, NO. I'M LEAVING NOW. BAD DOG. JEEZ. YO, JEEZ. JEEZ, he's crazy. Jerry really seems to be turning around, you know? He's kind of like a father to the little pups. It's just such a shame that they keep passing. I really should have just adopted one of them. [sighs] I just want to clear my mind tonight. I love my pups and all, but I just really don't like that house.

I feel like it's haunted. The basement, the ritual. I don't know if I'm going crazy or if there really is something wrong with that house, but Jerry wanted to stay. I'm getting kind of worried now. Ah, shoot. I think I got to head back. I just don't have a good feeling about leaving them all alone. Okay, everyone. I'm home. Is everyone okay? WHAT THE NO. WHAT [screaming] THE HECK? YO, WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT? NO. TREN, I'm sorry.

How did they get in the cage? What the six? What does this mean? Was this thing marking them down? Tren, no. No. Wait a minute. Jerry. Jerry. JERRY'S STILL ALIVE. JERRY, WHERE ARE [screaming] YOU, BUDDY? JERRY. JERRY. JERRY, NO. NO, NO, NO. NOT AGAIN. NO. [panting] PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. It's open. It's back. Please. Please. No. No. No. Tom. Oh, God. Why? I tried. Close your eyes. >> No. >> Come out. Let me see you.

Where am I? No. [music] >> [music]