Love at the End of the World

Tony contemplates his perfect suicide and struggles with the skeletons of his past. Ian gets to know Tony and quickly develops feelings for him. Depressed Tony relies solely on a tape recorder to release his emotions about his father and ex-fiancée. At the brink of giving up on life, Tony attempts to kill himself. The two polar opposites grow closer and discover hope amid the inevitable end. Ian and Tony share a passionate divine kiss underwater. They witness the first manifestation that the world is ending, leaving them both in terror for what is to come.

Two drug addicts, on withdrawal, wake up in a car full of blood and vomit. Cris and Renzo undergo the various stages of drug withdrawal. A rage-filled argument proceeds and Cris becomes belligerent with Renzo. Cris gets emotional as Renzo blames him for ruining his life. Due to extreme sexual tension, the temperamental junkies engage in rough and erotic intercourse. Will these chemical lovers take the road to recovery? Or will they continue to drown in regrets and sorrow?

In the midst of a massive torrent of falling fish, Rener nears death as he suffers a nasty head wound. Tony is left frozen with fear after he witnesses Ian abruptly knocked in the head by a falling fish. Much to their surprise, a violent stampede of fish pelt the house of Ben and Sam. Ian discovers obsessed Tony’s wall of post-its, titled “The Perfect Suicide”. Ben makes a shocking revelation about Sam and George. Tony elaborates on the reason why he wants to kill himself.

Denial takes over and delusional Sam refuses to believe that George is dead. Stricken with guilt, Rener apologizes to Mark for the things he did in the past. George goes on a tirade and desperately tries to prove that he is alive and real. After Ben admits certain truths, Sam retaliates violently in disgust. Ian finds Tony’s tape recorder and listens to it for the first time. Ben and George share an unlikely dream-like moment together. This episode explores the stages of grief.

During a passionate heart-to-heart, Ian divulges his knowledge of the tape recorder to Tony. After dismantling Tony’s wall of post-its, the two love birds decide to focus on maximizing their remaining days together. Ben finds Sam drowning in a bathtub, in which seems to be a blatant suicide attempt. Cris and Renzo share a heart-felt moment and imagine a life without drugs. A massive earthquake strikes, leaving Ian in a desperate fight for his life. Frantic Tony paddles Ian’s bloodied body out to sea as he gives his final goodbye.

In one big flashback, everything rewinds to 8 months ago at an event in Tagaytay city. Mark and Kaloy leave Rener for a while to meet his daughter. Cris battles with his cocaine addiction. Frustrated George discloses to his mother that Sam hates him. Ben confesses his involvement in a love triangle. Overcome with emotion, Mark challenges Rener’s daughter about her past decisions. Sam takes a stab at convincing George to go to rehab. The entire place transforms into a hysteria after George, a suicidal mess, begins waving a gun around and decides to commit the unthinkable.

The finale opens with an erotic symphony of multiple explosive orgasms. In light of the world ending soon, Sam and Ben set aside their differences and regain perspective. Reality sets in quickly for Mark and Kaloy as Rener prepares to meet his maker. With a belly full of sleeping pills, Tony shambles towards the shoreline as he takes his few remaining breaths. Cris and Renzo experience their first sighting of the asteroid. The realities of Cris and Renzo change in a blink which reveals an alarming twist. A sense of calmness spills over with Ben and Sam as they both share the presence of George. Meanwhile, Mark, Kaloy and Rener share their final embrace as the world comes to an end.