"Drunk Die-er", Way To Die 957, is the first death featured in "Hurry Up and Die", which aired on October 26, 2010.
Plot[]
Brian was a serial alcoholic driver, who had just been released from prison for involuntary manslaughter, he should not have been driving sober and much less drunk, fortunately Brian's trip was interrupted and he crashed.
The first responders arrived in minutes, but Brian's time was up, when they checked him they believed he was brain dead, but Brian... was still alive, he was one of the few victims declared dead by mistake, he had little brain activity and it was imperceptible so they didn't realize he was alive, a paramedic found Brian's driver's license and discovered that he was an organ donor so they took him to the hospital to remove his organs.
The doctors made Brian's heart continue beating to keep the organs fresh and healthy without knowing that Brian was alive, Brian was unable to react and it was a living Hell, he felt every cut and heard every word.
Just before Brian died for real, he spent the last seconds of his life watching his heart having been removed from his chest, killing him and sending this drunk driver to Hell where he belonged while the doctors put his bones in his corpse to close it.
Transcript[]
Brian: One for the red light!
Narrator: Brian used to drive around dead-drunk.
Brian: (SCREAMS)
(Brian slams on his brakes and crashes)
Narrator: Now he's just another... dead drunk.
Cast and Interviewees[]
- Steve Gelder - Brian (lead: intended victim)
- Jon Briddell - Lead Doctor (lead)
- Jason Romero - Himself (EMT)
- Dr. Boyd Flinders - Himself (Surgeon)
Foreign names[]
- Alcohol Asesino (Killer Alcohol) - Latin American Spanish dub
- Bêbado ao Chegar (Drunk on Arrival) - Brazilian Portuguese dub
Trivia[]
- Also called "Early Harvest" on the Spike TV website.
- This is considered by many fans as the most painful and horrifying death in the show.
- The date is September 9, 2009. Known as 999 (Which is opposite of June 6, 2006 (666)).
- Moral: Do not drink and drive.