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I Run the Last Dorm on Earth Full Episode
001
Inside a fortified dorm, the Host returns with supplies and inspects a delivered crystal core while controlling bitten roommates through the Dorm Manager System. He recalls the campus apocalypse and how ex-girlfriend Linda left with a rich friend, pushing him toward death; his roommates saved him but were bitten. He rebuilt a cafeteria, livestock and factory floors to restore order, yet the system needs five million crystal cores to reach the third upgrade and turn them human again. He pressures residents to earn cores; one complains about no water. The episode ends with the crystal balance still five million short, stakes rising.
002
Fiona and her mother search a school for Fiona’s missing father, with the mother insisting, “Your dad must still be alive.” Their search is interrupted by a pursuer shouting, “Stop right there!” and ordering them to “Leave the antibody behind.” Panic spreads—Fiona cries for her dad, someone complains, “My head hurts,” and the mother shouts, “Fiona, run!” They flee through corridors as voices demand the antibody and a stranger yells, “Keep running, will you?” The episode ends with someone calling “Cathy?”—a sudden, unresolved name that raises fresh danger and questions.
003
Carson is pressed for answers while chaos erupts in a shelter. A father urges Cathy to flee with his daughter, revealed to be the only antibody in the apocalypse. S-rank superhumans argue to capture her; one man insists the girl already calls him 'Dad' and refuses to hand her over. Finn is ordered to see opponents out, but the confrontation escalates when an SSS-rank zombie appears. They realize Solaria technology can control such zombies and insist the zombie's abilities must not be copied, order: kill him. The episode ends with someone demanding, "Tell me. What exactly is going on here?"
004
After escaping confinement, a woman confronts Carson and reveals George, the board's son, locked her in Tarren Group for four years and experimented on Fiona. She says Fiona is John's child and that she became pregnant before the apocalypse. Searching for answers about her missing boyfriend, she learns the daily messages she trusted were fake: Carson admits, "I sent them," explaining John was infected. She also learns her friends died trying to save her; her mother breaks down. The episode ends with an off-screen cry of "Wife?", an abrupt, unresolved arrival.
005
When Sabrina asks "Is he my real dad?", the group faces a shock: John, now a zombie, still calls her name. Members argue; one insists the past was different, others say zombies lose memories while someone suggests his love might be instinctual. A speaker pleads with Carson: if Sabrina doesn't come, send daily messages; if she does, take care of her. Someone promises to turn John back and Carson vows to try, but doubt remains. The episode closes on an unexpected feast and the unresolved question of whether John can be restored.
006
After four years of lockup, a small group finally tastes real meat and discovers a fountain of sweet drinks. They pass colored cups—red and blue—and trade favorites while someone urges Fiona to try the red flavor. A child asks Mom for a snack but is refused as junk food. The mood shifts when a woman tells John she will definitely make him remember, turning pleasure into a charged promise. The episode ends with everyone stuffed and that unresolved vow to John hanging over the group.
007
A mealtime is interrupted when troops spot a man controlling zombies during a crowded food line. They seize and identify him as Carson Langster, a Bollas College human left behind in the evacuation who now commands zombies. George admits he abandoned Carson. Some officers demand Carson be killed to protect their boss, while the captain insists on equal treatment for ordinary people and superhumans. Learning Carson has several superhumans under him and a father who leads Tarren Group raises the stakes, and the team waits — 'they should have arrived by now' — leaving Carson's fate unresolved.
008
Survivors watch controlled zombies playing basketball and realize Mr. Langster can command them—so leaders decide they must seize him and bring him back. Orders to capture intruders and protect the Captain escalate into a skirmish as opposing parties move in. Someone suggests taking Carson's few small zombies and nearby supplies back to base, but the Captain forbids looting. A quiet moment with Kitty is cut short when a lookout shouts, "It's zombie beast. Everyone, be careful!" The episode ends with the team's capture plan disrupted by a sudden, powerful threat.
009
An SSS‑rank zombie beast attacks a settlement, and a rescued girl shockingly calls a nearby man 'Dad,' drawing attention. A soldier asks whether killing the creature is justified; the military captain orders the medical team to handle casualties while residents accuse Carson of raising zombies to attack humans. Voices split—some insist Carson has no hostile intent, others shout to kill the zombie and his child. Later the military captain visits Mr. Langster to request aid. The episode ends with Mr. Langster pressed for help as villagers demand action against Carson and the zombie child.
010
Two SSS-rank zombies suddenly appear and Mr. Langster, who can control zombies, is confronted by survivors after his actions scared a woman's goddaughter. The crowd forces a human apology and calls Langster a traitor; someone vows to finish him, but Solaria leaders claim his power is too valuable and dismiss their chief. A young avenger lands a retaliatory kick 'for my goddaughter' while the Captain pretends not to see. Mr. Langster halts any killing because outsiders are watching and demands an explanation: he accuses the Tarren Group of imprisoning a college girl and experimenting on his goddaughter, leaving tensions unresolved.