Casey's also not up for wasting time. The moment the weight of the robot stops tugging on him, he's doing all he can to help Wash pull him up.

But unlike Wash, he spares a glance downward as the machine plummets to the ground before he's all the way inside and on his feet, breathing heavy and blood coursing with adrenaline. He's laughing, but it's the involuntary action of a guy who's coming down from a high.

"That was awesome." He means it. They fought off some monsters and he didn't have to get his guts hosed off the pavement. And he also means it when he turns to Wash and says "Thanks, man."