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Act II: Days later, still at the food court, though it looks noticeably more trashed. (Jonathan) and Laura are in tattered clothes with plenty of survival gear, and the first thing that happens is that zombies fight their way to the forcefield erected at the back of the stage. In walks Bob! And he looks like some sort of zombie! "Re: Your Brains" becomes the first song of the act. (Jonathan), Laura, and the rest of the survivors fight on, but hope seems lost, when a helicopter sounds overhead. In comes (Brian) with the cure to the zombie plague. The zombies fall, and the group is saved. (Brian) goes off to save the rest of the world, leaving (Jonathan) and Laura to talk about the apocalypse. (Jonathan) makes no attempt to hide that it was his fault, but Laura hears none of his apologies. She leaves, and (Jonathan) doesn't feel too good about it. As (Brian) is stopping zombies, (Jonathan) is performing "Not About You". Laura gets fed up with his behavior, and reveals that she MIGHT have considered giving him a chance if he hadn't acted like such a child. (Jonathan) goes home and sits on his broken couch, hating himself, when in comes (Brian) warning about something horrible happening! What, you ask? The answer comes in the form of Todd the T1000 lasering his way into the apartment with an army of T1000s behind him (possible reprise of Todd the T1000)! Looks like the zombies were just stage one!
(Jonathan) and (Brian) use their weapons and monkey wiles to beat back the robots, but it turns out that they were after someone else. They kidnap Laura! And she is taken to…Skullcrusher Mountain! It turns out Bob wasn't a zombie, but was in fact their creator! We get "Skullcrusher Mountain", and we go back to (Jonathan) and (Brian). They're losing against the robot apocalypse. It's "The Big Boom" time! But they find their way to an airport, and it's off to Skullcrusher Mountain.
Before they get there, we get the big reveal that Bob was posing as a manager to be close to Laura, who had rejected him in high school. Flashback to "The Future Soon". But, while he's singing, Laura escapes, robot (or zombie) wolves be damned! As she gets to the outside of the mountain, she meets with (Jonathan). But even in the face of danger, they can't seem to resolve their differences. It's up to (Brian) to bring them together. He gets (Jonathan) to express his feelings indirectly, by pretending it's (Brian) who's feeling them. Cue "My Monkey". It's enough to bring (Jonathan) and Laura back together, and they fight! But Bob escapes to his space station, where the rest of his robot army is waiting. Laura needs to stay on Earth to find her family, but Bob needs to be fought! When (Jonathan) states that he's going up into space with (Brian), Laura sings "When You Go".
Ending: It seems as if the two will be parted, but when Laura gets home, (Jonathan) is waiting there! (Brian) convinced him to stay to defend Earth and be happy with Laura. We end the musical with "Monkey Shines"
Total of 12 songs plus 2 reprises. So far.
I can think of a million changes it needs on my own, but I do not have the time to devote to writing a script for an imaginary musical, even if it has awesome songs. Please enjoy this silly, silly thing.