The kids have found Beth, but can they escape the compound? Will they outmaneuver the Unending, or does the cult have an unforeseen gambit waiting to ensnare them? And can Tad go a whole episode without making a dumb decision?

The kids have finally found the mansion. Flo communes with the dead. Max spies some visitors. Tad freaks out about doors. Zeke just tries to keep up. And remember, there is no time travel in this episode.

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Still exploring the Unending’s massive compound, the kids find a multitude of graves, a plethora of guards, an abundance of bullets, and a whole bunch of dumb names – everything you could want out of a cult!

The kids finally break free of their prison – but what will they find in the vast wilds of the Unending’s compound? What deadly hazards will they face? What horrible secrets will they uncover? And what vibes will they catch?

Things heat up as Tad finds one of their missing friends, the others find a possible lifeline, and someone finds a bunch of bullets in their stomach. It was also like a hundred degrees when this one was recorded, so things heat up in that way too.

Caught in a standoff, one of the kids does something shocking – and, later, another finds some answers: who captured them, where they’re being held, and the identity of the King in Ruby Robes.

As they continue to explore the poorly designed building, the kids turn the tables on their captors. Will it be enough to help them escape unharmed, or will the kids succumb to the darkness and savagery around them?

The kids have been attacked at their church retreat and imprisoned in a rundown building! They don’t know where they are, who kidnapped them, or why! Some of their friends are missing and Billy – their bully – is hurt! That last one’s actually not that bad.

It’s October 31st and, as an alternative to Halloween, the kids are at a church retreat. Will Flo bag the hot, older counselor? Can Tad and Zeke put aside their friendly rivalry to help win the soccer game for their cabin? Does Max learn how to have a good time in the great outdoors? Is something really awful and violent and horrible and weird going to happen that derails all of this? (The answer to that last one is, “Yes.”)