Ben Lindbergh

He's kind of like a revolutionary.

He's a rebel.

He's a hero.

He's exposing the shadowy cabal of leaders for what they are.

And he goes to find his wife who's in Atlanta and they're in this Colorado bunker.

But the interesting thing is that we don't see Sterling.

We don't see X until the end of the season two premiere because we meet this new character, Shailene Woodley, who's

Kalika just gave her flowers, who plays Annie.

And Annie is a new character who's holed up in Graceland, Elvis' digs, which made me wonder, is there any where, because this is kind of a common trope, you know, Last Man on Earth, other post-apocalyptic shows, it's like when you have the place to yourself, you can just go and collect all the valuable artifacts.

You can just post up in the fanciest house, whatever.

Is there some monument, some landmark you have your eye on if you're in the apocalypse and you have your choice of housing that you're just going to settle in someone's mansion?

The White House.

White House, yeah.

I mean, it's an obvious pick, I guess.

But yeah, it's probably a pretty good pick.

Yeah, I think the problem with the White House is that

You're going to attract attention there because people are going to gravitate toward the White House.

They want to see if anyone's there.

I mean, it depends if you're the last person on Earth, you have your your choice.

But if if this is the typical post-apocalyptic scenario where you might have roving bands of marauders around, then I would say probably avoid the White House because that's probably going to be a top priority for them.