Ep 10. The Night Babby Died

The Night Babby Died is the final episode of the fourth season of the anthology series Room 104. It is directed by Jennifer Moyes and written by Mark Duplass, who also stars in the episode.

The episode revolves around a couple, Karen and Gabe, who have recently lost their baby. As they struggle to cope with their grief, they begin to experience strange occurrences in their hotel room, Room 104. The couple is forced to confront their past and address their present situation as they navigate through the emotional journey of losing a child.

The episode opens with Karen and Gabe arriving in Room 104 after attending a funeral service for their infant daughter. The room is dimly lit and has an eerie atmosphere. As they begin to unpack, they notice a strange noise coming from the ventilation system. Their fear is amplified when they realize that the baby monitor they brought with them is picking up the same noise.

As the night progresses, the room becomes increasingly hostile, and the couple is forced to confront their deep-seated issues. They begin to argue about the circumstances surrounding their child's death and the role each of them played. Karen is desperate to find closure, while Gabe seems to be in denial and unable to come to terms with their situation.

As they argue, the strange noises in the room become louder and more frequent. The couple realizes that they are not alone in the room and that something sinister is at play. They are forced to confront their deepest fears and are pushed to their emotional limits.

The episode builds towards a climactic finale as the couple faces their demons and makes a pivotal decision that will have lasting consequences. The Night Babby Died is a poignant and emotional portrayal of loss and grief that is both haunting and cathartic. It emphasizes the importance of confronting our past and coming to terms with our present in order to move forward. It is a fitting end to the fourth season of Room 104, and a testament to the show's ability to evoke powerful emotions and explore the depths of the human psyche.