WEBVTT 00:00.960 --> 00:03.921 (FIRE CRACKLING) 00:03.963 --> 00:06.298 GIRL: I was in school when the ships came. 00:06.340 --> 00:07.842 GIRL #2: They were really big, 00:07.883 --> 00:10.135 and they said that we weren't gonna attack them 00:10.177 --> 00:11.553 with the nuclear bombs 00:11.595 --> 00:13.472 because they might have wanted to be friends. 00:13.514 --> 00:14.723 But they didn't want to be friends. 00:14.765 --> 00:16.057 Not at all. 00:16.099 --> 00:17.601 GIRL #3: And then there was a bright light 00:17.643 --> 00:20.896 that makes, like, all electronics stop working. 00:20.938 --> 00:21.897 Computers. 00:21.939 --> 00:23.858 -Radios. -Satellites. 00:23.899 --> 00:24.984 -Cars. -TVs. 00:25.024 --> 00:26.276 Everything. 00:26.318 --> 00:27.695 They blew up army bases, 00:27.736 --> 00:30.405 ships, the Navy, submarines, 00:30.447 --> 00:32.825 and all the soldiers are gone. 00:32.867 --> 00:34.827 BOY: Now moms and dads have to fight. 00:34.869 --> 00:37.287 After that, they blew up all the capitals. 00:37.329 --> 00:39.581 New York, Washington, D.C., Paris. 00:39.623 --> 00:41.625 GIRL #2: To all the major cities. 00:41.667 --> 00:43.002 Then they came. 00:43.042 --> 00:44.461 BOY: There were millions of them. 00:44.503 --> 00:45.921 -GIRL #3: Trillions. -BOY #2: Everywhere. 00:45.963 --> 00:47.673 We call them Skitters and Mechs. 00:47.715 --> 00:50.300 GIRL #2: They killed grown-ups, and they catch kids. 00:50.342 --> 00:51.593 They put on harness things. 00:51.635 --> 00:53.428 They put it on kids and control them. 00:53.470 --> 00:54.889 BOY #1: They say it hurts a lot. 00:54.930 --> 00:58.141 My parents went out to get some help one day. 00:58.183 --> 01:00.811 And I know they're gone. They're dead. 01:00.853 --> 01:02.688 ANNE: Listen, it's okay to cry. 01:02.730 --> 01:05.733 Drawing and talking about it can make you feel better. 01:05.774 --> 01:08.027 Matt, what have you drawn here? 01:08.068 --> 01:09.570 MATT: My mom. 01:09.611 --> 01:12.781 She was going to get food once and never came back. 01:12.823 --> 01:14.783 And then we found her. 01:14.825 --> 01:17.703 She was dead. 01:17.745 --> 01:21.164 And then Dad said we had to leave our house. 01:21.206 --> 01:23.625 And Ben was over at Nick's house, 01:23.667 --> 01:26.545 and we think they might have got him. 01:26.587 --> 01:28.380 But we're not for sure. 01:28.422 --> 01:30.298 And this drawing? 01:30.340 --> 01:33.260 That's with me and Dad and Hal. 01:33.301 --> 01:34.428 ANNE: It's all right. 01:34.469 --> 01:37.096 You and your dad and Hal are okay. 01:37.138 --> 01:40.308 Well, they were okay this morning. 01:40.350 --> 01:42.603 But I don't know about now. 01:42.644 --> 01:43.938 They're fighting. 01:43.979 --> 01:46.774 (PANTING) 01:51.194 --> 01:52.487 Go. 01:55.616 --> 01:58.077 Go! Take the gas! 01:58.118 --> 01:59.912 Bryan, Mechs! Stay down! 01:59.954 --> 02:02.163 -(MACHINE-GUN FIRE) -Aah! 02:04.458 --> 02:06.043 Get the food. 02:34.029 --> 02:35.322 -(MACHINE-GUN FIRE) -Aah! 02:39.701 --> 02:41.161 Leave it. 02:50.253 --> 02:53.590 Here they come! Cover them! 02:53.632 --> 02:55.676 Short bursts! Short bursts! 03:07.395 --> 03:08.563 Ugh! 03:08.605 --> 03:10.607 Aah! 03:13.276 --> 03:16.404 Get up! 03:16.446 --> 03:18.490 (GROWLING) 03:21.200 --> 03:23.453 Hal, in here. 03:23.495 --> 03:24.705 Ugh. 03:26.623 --> 03:29.084 Skitters. 03:30.544 --> 03:32.880 -(SCREECHING) -(GROANS) 03:34.255 --> 03:35.465 Aah! 03:35.507 --> 03:39.427 (WARBLING) 03:39.469 --> 03:41.596 (SCREAMING) 03:41.638 --> 03:42.848 That's Jerrod's cousin. 03:42.890 --> 03:43.974 No. No, don't. 03:44.016 --> 03:45.600 No. No, no, no, no, no. 03:45.642 --> 03:47.602 Shh, shh, shh. 03:47.644 --> 03:49.437 (GROANING) 03:49.479 --> 03:52.691 That's Jerrod's cousin. 03:56.361 --> 03:57.779 (GROWLING) 03:57.821 --> 04:00.199 Come on. Come on. 04:01.700 --> 04:03.077 Get up! 04:07.706 --> 04:09.041 Whoa, whoa, whoa! 04:09.083 --> 04:10.918 Mechs, front. 04:10.959 --> 04:12.002 The Colton Ctreet barricade's down. 04:12.044 --> 04:13.670 Skitters, too. 04:13.712 --> 04:16.297 They're up to the common. Both barricades there are gone. 04:16.339 --> 04:19.134 We're falling back. Back Bay is lost. 04:19.176 --> 04:20.844 They take Back Bay, they take the city. 04:20.886 --> 04:23.013 No kidding. Porter's calling us in. 04:23.055 --> 04:25.265 Let's go. 04:33.523 --> 04:36.359 (WIND HOWLING) 04:39.029 --> 04:40.405 (ELECTRICITY CRACKLING) 04:43.909 --> 04:46.661 South Boston! South Boston! 04:46.703 --> 04:48.830 -South Boston! -Quiet. 04:48.872 --> 04:51.416 -They got South Boston! -Skitters and Mechs. 04:51.458 --> 04:53.001 Rear guard, come on! 05:16.316 --> 05:17.901 We holding? 05:17.943 --> 05:18.986 Who'd we lose? 05:19.027 --> 05:20.946 Captain Jameson, Jerrod's cousin, 05:20.988 --> 05:23.865 and a bunch of guys I didn't know. 05:23.907 --> 05:27.202 Jameson's dead? Who's gonna command the 2nd? 05:27.244 --> 05:30.164 (INDISTINCT CONVERSTIONS) 05:51.643 --> 05:53.103 Excuse me. 06:20.005 --> 06:21.464 You're back from work early. 06:21.506 --> 06:24.467 Tough day at the office. 06:24.509 --> 06:25.384 We lost the Widget account. 06:25.426 --> 06:28.847 Oh, rats. Bad? 06:28.889 --> 06:31.766 Yeah. They're up to Back Bay. 06:34.728 --> 06:36.104 Any food? 06:38.273 --> 06:40.650 Price of tuna's gone up. 06:40.692 --> 06:43.486 Wait. 06:43.528 --> 06:45.655 Matt drew these. 06:47.991 --> 06:52.037 He's doing much better, drew his whole family. 06:55.749 --> 06:59.211 That does not look like me. 06:59.253 --> 07:01.046 Tom, Tom. 07:01.088 --> 07:02.714 Porter wants to see you. 07:06.843 --> 07:08.636 WEAVER: Back Bay was lost. 07:08.678 --> 07:12.099 They let go in South Boston, one of the big ones. 07:12.140 --> 07:14.768 PORTER: I told Reed small arms only. 07:14.809 --> 07:16.228 He had those AT4s. 07:16.270 --> 07:18.479 I guess he used them and pissed them off. 07:21.482 --> 07:22.817 Come on in, Tom. 07:22.859 --> 07:27.114 Gents, the city's lost, so we're on the move. 07:27.155 --> 07:28.698 We're gonna split up, 07:28.740 --> 07:31.868 go to ground, where we can hide and scavenge. 07:33.787 --> 07:35.289 We can't leave the city. 07:35.330 --> 07:38.166 They've got prisoners. What about the harnessed kids? 07:38.208 --> 07:39.876 Tom, you're not the only guy 07:39.918 --> 07:41.169 with a kid that's M.I.A. 07:41.211 --> 07:43.130 We're all in this together, 07:43.171 --> 07:45.090 and you've got two other sons to worry about. 07:45.132 --> 07:46.758 Okay, well, I have to agree with him there. 07:46.800 --> 07:47.759 We can't leave the city. 07:47.801 --> 07:49.386 We've got no choice. 07:49.428 --> 07:52.222 We picked this area clean of weapons and food. 07:52.264 --> 07:53.848 And those Skitter aerial sensors 07:53.890 --> 07:55.474 are beginning to pick up units of 500, 600 humans. 07:55.516 --> 07:57.144 Well, I'll tell you what we need to do. 07:57.185 --> 07:58.728 We need to stay here, and we need to fight. 07:58.770 --> 08:00.147 Listen to me, Weaver. 08:00.188 --> 08:02.232 We are splitting up 08:02.274 --> 08:04.443 into units of 300, 08:04.484 --> 08:08.655 100 fighters, 200 civilians each. 08:08.696 --> 08:11.325 I've already sent out nine of these units. 08:11.366 --> 08:15.412 You're the last three. 08:15.454 --> 08:18.373 Anderson, I want you to take the 10th Massachusetts 08:18.415 --> 08:21.001 north along the shore till you get to Marblehead. 08:21.042 --> 08:25.088 Sam, you got Jeffries as your second-in-command. 08:25.130 --> 08:30.551 We'll move northwest along Route 3 till you get to Revere. 08:30.593 --> 08:33.180 Weaver. 08:33.221 --> 08:36.016 I'm giving you the 2nd Massachusetts 08:36.057 --> 08:37.934 to replace Jameson. 08:39.394 --> 08:42.730 I'm also giving you Tom as your second-in-command. 08:42.772 --> 08:46.734 You move west, go to ground somewhere around Acton. 08:46.776 --> 08:48.569 What do we do when they start picking up groups of 300? 08:48.611 --> 08:51.865 Then we break up into smaller units and we continue, Weaver. 08:51.906 --> 08:53.116 Till it's armies of one and they start picking 08:53.158 --> 08:54.409 us off individually? 08:54.451 --> 08:55.785 Is that how we do it? 08:55.827 --> 08:56.953 Listen, if you've got a better idea, 08:56.995 --> 08:58.038 I'd damn sure like to hear it. 08:58.079 --> 08:59.164 Oh, I have a better idea. 08:59.206 --> 09:00.415 We got a chance right now. 09:00.457 --> 09:01.582 That's what I'm trying to tell you. 09:01.624 --> 09:03.084 We're facing a garrison. 09:03.126 --> 09:04.336 Now, I don't know how many 09:04.378 --> 09:05.795 Skitters and Mechs the bastards left, 09:05.837 --> 09:07.506 but it's a hell of a lot less than it was 09:07.547 --> 09:08.965 and a hell of a lot less than it'll be 09:09.007 --> 09:10.884 when the mother ships come back, and they will. 09:10.925 --> 09:15.763 We cannot fight these things unless we know how. 09:15.805 --> 09:17.682 -I know how. -No, you don't. 09:17.724 --> 09:20.643 Nobody knows how, and that's the problem. 09:20.685 --> 09:22.854 That's the reason we're gonna split up, 09:22.896 --> 09:24.439 we're gonna run, 09:24.481 --> 09:27.817 we're gonna hide, and we're gonna survive. 09:27.859 --> 09:33.031 Now, all the food stores have been marked on your maps. 09:33.073 --> 09:36.993 As of last week's recon, they were all intact and secure. 09:37.035 --> 09:40.997 I'm gonna have the med and science people with me. 09:41.039 --> 09:43.708 They're still working on the harness situation. 09:43.750 --> 09:45.419 Lost two more kids this morning 09:45.460 --> 09:46.920 trying to get the damn things off. 09:46.961 --> 09:49.506 Now, that's it. 09:49.548 --> 09:51.550 Any questions? 09:51.591 --> 09:53.593 No, sir. 09:53.634 --> 09:55.470 Get back to your people. We move out in the morning. 09:55.512 --> 09:57.514 I'll let you know the exact time. 10:05.230 --> 10:06.814 Jim, I think you're making a mistake 10:06.856 --> 10:08.983 to give Weaver noncombatants, I do. 10:09.025 --> 10:10.610 (CHUCKLES) 10:10.651 --> 10:13.947 Listen, it had to be Weaver. 10:13.988 --> 10:15.698 He's got eight years active Army, 10:15.740 --> 10:17.033 he's got six years Reserve, 10:17.075 --> 10:19.160 and I saw him operate in Desert Storm. 10:19.202 --> 10:21.538 You, on the other hand, professor Mason, 10:21.580 --> 10:22.539 have read a lot of books. 10:22.581 --> 10:24.082 Hey, I'm not asking. 10:24.124 --> 10:27.544 Now, I grant you that a great deal of those books 10:27.586 --> 10:29.879 were military history, but I had to go with Weaver. 10:29.921 --> 10:31.506 Understood. 10:31.548 --> 10:34.593 There's a reason why you are his second-in-command. 10:34.634 --> 10:38.513 You do whatever you've got to do 10:38.555 --> 10:40.474 to defend those civilians. 10:45.145 --> 10:46.438 I understand. 10:46.480 --> 10:47.981 Good. 10:48.022 --> 10:49.649 And good luck. 10:49.690 --> 10:51.943 Yeah. 10:51.985 --> 10:54.237 It's not over, Tom. 10:57.782 --> 11:00.076 ANTHONY: Okay, so, these guys 11:00.118 --> 11:02.954 from the 5th Mass, okay, down in Dorchester... 11:02.996 --> 11:04.789 Uh, out of ammo, 11:04.831 --> 11:06.916 except for, what, these two bullets 11:06.958 --> 11:08.918 in a clip in an old .45 automatic? 11:08.960 --> 11:10.795 CLICK: yeah, yeah, yeah. Right? 11:10.837 --> 11:13.131 -What then? -Yeah, come on. What happened? 11:13.173 --> 11:14.549 ANTHONY: Okay, so, the guy, 11:14.591 --> 11:16.510 you know, he stands there like bait, right? 11:16.551 --> 11:17.969 Skitter moved in. 11:18.011 --> 11:20.472 Right. Other guy from behind the dumpster... 11:20.514 --> 11:21.640 -Boom! -Boom! 11:21.680 --> 11:23.682 Head shot, point-blank range. 11:23.724 --> 11:25.519 -You're dead. -Dead. 11:25.560 --> 11:26.936 (LAUGHS) That's one way to do it. 11:26.978 --> 11:28.480 I'd do it like that. 11:28.522 --> 11:30.482 Man, you would wet yourself. 11:30.524 --> 11:32.526 Fine, long as I get that head shot in. 11:32.567 --> 11:34.194 -All right, man. -All right, man. 11:34.235 --> 11:35.487 (CHUCKLES) 11:35.529 --> 11:37.614 What are you looking at? 11:39.533 --> 11:42.118 That thing hasn't moved since yesterday. 11:42.160 --> 11:44.454 I was just wondering how to get at it. 11:45.788 --> 11:47.915 You know, find my way inside, head upstairs, 11:47.957 --> 11:52.629 find the lizard in charge, and just kick some alien ass. 11:52.671 --> 11:55.714 Personally, I like the idea 11:55.756 --> 11:57.676 of seven or eight truckloads of C-4 11:57.716 --> 11:58.635 driven in simultaneously 11:58.677 --> 12:00.803 from different directions. 12:00.845 --> 12:03.557 Maybe a couple coming in on boats across the harbor. 12:03.598 --> 12:05.058 -Boom. -Yeah. 12:05.099 --> 12:06.518 How do the drivers get out of there? 12:06.560 --> 12:11.064 TOM: No, no, no, no. You got it all wrong. 12:11.105 --> 12:14.568 Outside of that thing's gonna be like a fortress. 12:14.609 --> 12:17.529 You need to get inside, a Trojan horse. 12:17.571 --> 12:19.822 Or, like the World War I sappers, 12:19.864 --> 12:21.408 tunnel underneath it, 12:21.449 --> 12:24.536 plant the biggest pile of TNT you've ever seen 12:24.578 --> 12:26.120 right under the centre of it. 12:26.162 --> 12:28.540 Or like the Romans at Pontus, when they were... 12:28.582 --> 12:31.585 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. There you go, Professor. 12:31.626 --> 12:33.127 Professor kick-ass! 12:33.169 --> 12:36.964 Yeah, well, tomorrow, we kick ass... 12:37.006 --> 12:39.509 or maybe the day after tomorrow. 12:39.551 --> 12:40.927 All right, for now, 12:40.968 --> 12:42.220 let's get that .50 squared away, get some sleep. 12:42.262 --> 12:43.680 We move out in the morning. 12:47.642 --> 12:50.103 Think that'd work, heading underground? 12:50.144 --> 12:53.856 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it has throughout history. 12:53.898 --> 12:56.610 Alexander leading the Macedonians. 12:58.278 --> 13:00.363 What? 13:00.405 --> 13:02.407 I don't know. 13:02.449 --> 13:03.908 You think, Dad, 13:03.950 --> 13:05.660 maybe you could, uh, ease up on the history lessons 13:05.702 --> 13:09.414 with the guys around, at least. 13:09.456 --> 13:11.958 -Got it. -All right. 13:24.679 --> 13:27.348 HAL: Sure, the 250's faster, but it's just lousy off-road. 13:27.390 --> 13:28.558 Yeah. 13:28.600 --> 13:30.602 Little 175's better for scouting, 13:30.644 --> 13:32.353 but it's so damn loud. 13:32.395 --> 13:34.731 Well, Scott thinks he can rig up some sort of muffler for it. 13:34.773 --> 13:37.525 -And maybe the... -Thought you might be hungry. 13:38.693 --> 13:40.819 Yeah, I was worried about you. 13:40.861 --> 13:41.946 Oh, really wasn't that bad. 13:41.988 --> 13:44.574 Glad you're okay. 13:44.616 --> 13:46.493 Yeah. 13:48.244 --> 13:50.079 (MOCKINGLY) "I'm glad you're okay." 13:58.755 --> 14:00.006 How long? 14:00.047 --> 14:02.133 Just finishing up. 14:02.175 --> 14:03.760 We got most of the stretcher cases off already. 14:03.802 --> 14:06.971 -You're good. -For a paediatrician. 14:07.013 --> 14:08.973 For any doctor. 14:09.015 --> 14:13.060 (CHUCKLES) Practice makes perfect. 14:13.102 --> 14:14.937 There is a silver lining in all of this. 14:14.979 --> 14:16.230 Oh, yeah? 14:16.272 --> 14:17.982 If this hadn't happened, 14:18.024 --> 14:21.402 I'd be dealing with flu shots and neurotic mothers. 14:21.444 --> 14:23.029 I'd be grading midterms 14:23.070 --> 14:25.948 or at least staring at a stack of blue books, 14:25.990 --> 14:27.908 trying to figure out how to avoid them. 14:27.950 --> 14:31.037 Hey, things could be worse. 14:31.078 --> 14:33.998 So, what are we doing? Running? Regrouping? 14:34.040 --> 14:36.751 I just hope Porter knows what he's doing. 14:36.793 --> 14:40.380 Retreat, regroup, return, 14:40.421 --> 14:42.507 revenge. 14:46.052 --> 14:47.721 Forget about those shopsmarts. 14:47.762 --> 14:49.848 They're too close in, traps for sure. 14:49.889 --> 14:51.641 Our best bet is that Sundash in Belmont. 14:51.683 --> 14:53.059 Yeah, I agree. 14:53.100 --> 14:54.227 You don't have to agree. You just need to listen. 14:54.268 --> 14:56.730 -Those are my orders. -Yes, sir. 14:56.771 --> 14:58.523 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 15:03.069 --> 15:04.404 (ENGINE SPUTTERING) 15:04.445 --> 15:06.489 -Okay, try it again. -You gonna get it going? 15:06.531 --> 15:08.616 Almost there. I just need to fix the... 15:08.658 --> 15:10.243 You got 10 minutes. 15:10.284 --> 15:13.454 I hated carburettors before electronic fuel injection, 15:13.496 --> 15:14.539 and I hate carburettors now. 15:14.581 --> 15:16.791 ANNE: Uncle Scott? 15:16.833 --> 15:18.918 We've got 200 pounds of medical supplies. 15:18.959 --> 15:21.254 Into the car or into backpacks? 15:21.295 --> 15:23.757 In the car. I'll get it going. 15:25.633 --> 15:27.218 -Backpacks. -Backpacks. 15:27.260 --> 15:29.970 All right, come on, try it again. 15:30.012 --> 15:31.972 (ENGINE TURNS OVER) 15:37.019 --> 15:38.605 Why are we leaving? 15:38.646 --> 15:40.440 Going someplace better. 15:42.817 --> 15:46.945 But tonight's the 8th. It's my party. 15:46.987 --> 15:50.658 Oh, sure thing, Your Highness. 15:50.700 --> 15:52.619 Hey, you had a birthday party, too, 15:52.660 --> 15:55.288 and it was after they came. 15:55.329 --> 15:57.290 We'll try to do a little something when we get settled. 15:57.331 --> 15:59.584 We're doing the best that we can. 16:05.131 --> 16:06.966 Hey. 16:08.426 --> 16:09.803 Give him a break, all right? 16:43.127 --> 16:44.420 MAN: Okay, load them up. 16:44.462 --> 16:46.005 (ENGINES REVVING) 17:18.955 --> 17:21.040 What? 17:21.081 --> 17:22.375 I know that house. 17:22.416 --> 17:24.585 My husband has a piece hanging there. 17:24.627 --> 17:26.253 -Painting? -A landscape. 17:26.295 --> 17:28.047 One of my patients, 17:28.088 --> 17:29.924 a rich tech guy lived there. 17:29.966 --> 17:32.426 To seal the sale, my husband and I had dinner with them. 17:32.468 --> 17:35.847 I remember going out that evening, and, uh, 17:35.889 --> 17:37.557 my son was crying. 17:37.598 --> 17:39.266 He was 3. 17:41.352 --> 17:42.645 You know where we are? 17:42.687 --> 17:45.189 This is Bartlett Hill. 17:45.231 --> 17:48.401 About 400 years ago, this was all Pennacook settlement. 17:48.442 --> 17:52.780 Smallpox wiped them out. 17:52.822 --> 17:54.949 Ever the history professor. 17:54.991 --> 17:56.325 (CHUCKLES) 17:56.367 --> 17:58.452 Yeah, fat lot of good tenure got me. 17:58.494 --> 17:59.996 (LAUGHS) 18:00.038 --> 18:04.291 Oh, I wonder what will be here in another 400 years. 18:04.333 --> 18:06.460 Hopefully humans. 18:06.502 --> 18:08.713 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 18:26.940 --> 18:29.650 I wish there was more food. 18:29.692 --> 18:31.819 (ENGINE REVS) 18:31.861 --> 18:32.862 Dad. 18:32.904 --> 18:34.572 Every food store and cache 18:34.614 --> 18:37.075 between here and Acton's picked clean. 18:41.412 --> 18:43.289 Too many of us. 18:43.330 --> 18:44.457 If it was just the fighters, 18:44.498 --> 18:45.750 we could stretch our provisions. 18:45.792 --> 18:47.334 TOM: Well, it's not, and we need food. 18:47.376 --> 18:49.921 So it's one of the shopsmarts, then. 18:49.963 --> 18:51.338 Either the store in West Newton 18:51.380 --> 18:53.841 or the distribution centre in Watertown. 18:56.010 --> 18:57.261 We can't go back, 18:57.303 --> 19:00.807 not with this group, too many, 19:00.848 --> 19:03.643 too slow. 19:05.436 --> 19:07.855 Maybe half the vehicles, half the fighters go back, 19:07.897 --> 19:09.356 get the food, and then they catch up? 19:09.398 --> 19:11.484 (LAUGHING) Yeah. That sounds great. 19:11.525 --> 19:13.360 Who's gonna lead them, you? 19:15.822 --> 19:17.531 Yes. 19:20.576 --> 19:22.286 You want to go back? 19:22.328 --> 19:24.080 Yes. 19:29.043 --> 19:30.628 All right. 19:30.670 --> 19:33.047 But I can only give you the pickup and six fighters. 19:35.466 --> 19:36.884 Weapons? 19:36.926 --> 19:38.136 What you got and as many mags as you can carry. 19:38.177 --> 19:40.888 -One of the RPGs? -No. 19:40.930 --> 19:42.473 -Some C-4? -No. 19:42.515 --> 19:45.184 All right, we'll make do! 19:45.225 --> 19:47.269 All right! 19:47.311 --> 19:51.024 The rest of us will follow the commuter rail west! 19:51.065 --> 19:52.525 We'll meet at the Littleton Bridge! 19:52.566 --> 19:54.027 Pick your squad! Good luck! 19:57.655 --> 20:00.033 Are you sure about this? 20:04.829 --> 20:05.830 Take care of Matt. 20:05.872 --> 20:08.374 -I will. -You need a scout? 20:08.415 --> 20:09.416 I want you to stay with the group. 20:09.458 --> 20:10.960 You stay with Matt. 20:11.002 --> 20:12.419 Weaver's more likely to get me killed than you are. 20:12.461 --> 20:14.964 You need two scouts! 20:16.507 --> 20:18.134 Yes, I do. 20:18.176 --> 20:20.845 Why don't you find Dai and Click and Anthony and one other, 20:20.887 --> 20:22.513 see if they'll volunteer? 20:22.555 --> 20:24.015 You go with her. 20:31.105 --> 20:32.439 DAI: Thomas. 20:36.527 --> 20:39.530 Dai, you in? 20:39.572 --> 20:40.740 Yep. 20:40.781 --> 20:43.701 Weaver's keeping all the heavy stuff. 20:43.743 --> 20:46.162 Is that right? 20:46.204 --> 20:51.042 C-4? Where... Where did you get this? 20:51.084 --> 20:52.710 (SIGHS) 20:54.003 --> 20:55.046 Thanks. 20:59.092 --> 21:01.177 So, you think there will be a lot of them? 21:06.891 --> 21:08.184 Come on, Jimmy. 21:08.226 --> 21:09.602 Anthony, I need... 21:09.643 --> 21:11.854 7.62. I need a mag. You got? 21:11.896 --> 21:14.107 I got. Here. 21:18.360 --> 21:20.362 This could be fun. 21:22.364 --> 21:23.532 You'll be there, right? 21:23.574 --> 21:24.867 Will you give this party thing a rest? 21:24.909 --> 21:26.202 Yeah, I'm gonna try to be there. 21:26.244 --> 21:29.705 I already know what I'm gonna wish for. 21:29.747 --> 21:30.915 Oh, yeah? What? 21:30.957 --> 21:31.958 Well, I can't tell you. 21:31.999 --> 21:34.418 Sure you can. I'm your father. 21:34.460 --> 21:36.212 It's rule 619. You can tell me anything. 21:36.254 --> 21:37.922 Hand me that sleeping bag, would you? 21:39.882 --> 21:41.842 -Are you sure? -Of course. 21:41.884 --> 21:44.137 How else you think you're gonna get what you ask for? 21:46.388 --> 21:49.976 Well, I wish everything was just back the way it was, 21:50.017 --> 21:54.272 our house, my bike, school, my ripstik, 21:54.312 --> 21:57.150 and Ben and Mom. 21:57.191 --> 21:59.068 I thought you didn't like school. 21:59.110 --> 22:01.070 Well, I like it now. 22:01.112 --> 22:04.657 Dad, I just want everything back the way it was. 22:06.366 --> 22:07.534 Come here. 22:09.495 --> 22:13.833 So do I. So do I. 22:18.838 --> 22:20.173 It's gonna get better. 22:32.018 --> 22:33.102 (GRUNTS) 22:35.771 --> 22:37.523 So slow. 22:39.566 --> 22:41.694 Faster than you, up here. 22:41.735 --> 22:43.570 Dream on. 22:45.739 --> 22:46.740 Catch you later. 22:46.782 --> 22:48.742 Okay. See you later. 22:48.784 --> 22:49.785 Thanks. 22:49.827 --> 22:51.204 Hang in there, old man. 22:51.245 --> 22:54.456 We think there's food here and here. 22:54.498 --> 22:55.875 There's a store in West Newton 22:55.916 --> 22:57.417 and a food distribution warehouse in Watertown. 22:57.459 --> 22:58.794 They're both shopsmarts. 22:58.836 --> 23:01.005 If there's food in them, they're probably traps. 23:01.047 --> 23:02.589 The main invader force 23:02.631 --> 23:04.550 is either gonna come up River Road or Blanchard Road. 23:04.591 --> 23:06.344 We need to know which one. 23:06.384 --> 23:08.512 I don't want a bunch of Skitters and Mechs coming up behind us. 23:08.554 --> 23:10.430 So, Hal and Karen, you guys got to check that out. 23:10.472 --> 23:12.141 You got to let us know which way they're coming. 23:12.183 --> 23:14.810 -Mm-hmm. -So we know where to go. 23:14.852 --> 23:17.104 And we'll be waiting at the train station. 23:17.146 --> 23:18.731 Got it. 23:18.772 --> 23:19.940 Hey, Hal. 23:21.483 --> 23:23.694 Do you, uh... 23:23.736 --> 23:25.988 ...Need any more hollow nose? 23:26.030 --> 23:27.073 Hollow point? 23:27.114 --> 23:29.325 Yeah, that's what I meant. 23:29.367 --> 23:30.910 Uh, yeah, I could use an extra clip. 23:30.951 --> 23:32.370 Mag? 23:32.410 --> 23:33.495 (SCOFFS) 23:33.537 --> 23:35.331 Yeah, that's what I meant. 23:35.373 --> 23:38.709 What? 23:38.751 --> 23:41.128 Just remembering. 23:41.170 --> 23:42.796 What was it, seven, eight months ago, 23:42.838 --> 23:44.090 you wouldn't let me ride my bike 23:44.131 --> 23:45.299 over to Julien's at night 23:45.341 --> 23:47.760 'cause I didn't have a bike light. 23:47.801 --> 23:51.429 Now you're offering me extra ammo. 23:51.471 --> 23:52.639 Things change. 23:52.681 --> 23:54.432 Yeah. 23:54.474 --> 23:57.103 Uh, some things don't. 24:09.407 --> 24:11.284 Be safe. 24:11.325 --> 24:12.450 Yeah, you too. 24:34.140 --> 24:35.349 (ENGINES REVVING) 25:14.138 --> 25:16.056 (CHUCKLES) 25:53.260 --> 25:54.928 (SIGHS) 26:03.645 --> 26:06.148 Somebody tried to take it off of him. 26:06.190 --> 26:08.108 Killed him. 26:08.150 --> 26:09.776 He's about the same age as Ben... 26:14.281 --> 26:15.573 ...my son. 26:31.131 --> 26:34.634 (THUDDING APPROACHING) 26:34.676 --> 26:36.512 (GASPS) 26:41.975 --> 26:44.228 (WHIRRING) 27:23.016 --> 27:24.726 Ben? 27:37.781 --> 27:39.074 Ben? 27:49.876 --> 27:51.044 Which way are they coming? 27:51.086 --> 27:53.255 Ben's alive. I saw him. 27:53.297 --> 27:54.298 I saw him. 27:54.340 --> 27:55.549 What? 27:55.591 --> 27:56.800 He's harnessed, but he's alive. 27:56.842 --> 27:59.512 Are you sure it was him? 27:59.553 --> 28:01.305 Dad, he's alive. 28:01.347 --> 28:02.598 Come on, we got to go get him. 28:02.640 --> 28:03.974 All right, we'll screw this food thing. 28:04.016 --> 28:05.434 We got to go get him right now. 28:05.476 --> 28:06.893 Whoa. Wait, wait, wait, wait. 28:06.935 --> 28:08.895 Dad, it's Ben. We got to go get him. 28:08.937 --> 28:10.063 -I'm in. -Me too. 28:10.105 --> 28:11.607 How many Skitters? How many Mechs? 28:11.649 --> 28:13.400 I don't know, there's like half a dozen in front 28:13.442 --> 28:14.734 with Ben and the other harnessed kids. 28:14.776 --> 28:15.902 And more coming up after them. 28:15.944 --> 28:17.112 You said hundreds in airships. 28:17.154 --> 28:18.531 Who cares? 28:18.572 --> 28:20.991 -All right? It's Ben. -I'm there. Let's go. 28:21.033 --> 28:23.952 No, it's too many. That's way too many. 28:25.871 --> 28:27.705 No, no. We got... We got to stick to the mission. 28:27.747 --> 28:28.790 We got to get the food, we got to take it back to the group, 28:28.832 --> 28:30.376 and then I'll get Ben. 28:30.417 --> 28:33.003 No. I'm going to get him right now with or without you. 28:33.045 --> 28:35.214 No. Hal! 28:35.255 --> 28:36.965 Hey, no. 28:37.007 --> 28:38.634 Get off. Let go of me! 28:40.260 --> 28:41.720 (BOTH GRUNT) 28:45.015 --> 28:47.685 You think I don't want to go get him right now? 28:47.726 --> 28:50.354 He's my son! And you're my son! 28:50.396 --> 28:52.398 And Matt is back there alone! 28:52.439 --> 28:53.524 Aah! 28:53.566 --> 28:54.858 Do you think I want him to hear 28:54.900 --> 28:56.652 he's lost his other brother and his father? 28:56.694 --> 29:00.322 We do this the right way, or we all die! 29:00.364 --> 29:02.157 (BOTH PANTING) 29:02.199 --> 29:05.160 We get the food, we bring it to the group, 29:05.202 --> 29:07.954 and then we'll get Ben, 29:07.996 --> 29:10.040 together, you and me. 29:17.839 --> 29:20.092 All right. We'll do it your way. 29:30.185 --> 29:32.187 Which way are they coming? 29:32.229 --> 29:33.897 Blanchard. 29:33.939 --> 29:36.275 That's the Watertown shopsmart. I know it. 29:36.316 --> 29:38.402 Click, grab that box. 29:42.281 --> 29:43.365 (SIGHS) 29:43.407 --> 29:44.908 That's the building. 29:44.950 --> 29:47.745 There's a road here. There's a road here. 29:47.785 --> 29:50.038 We're gonna do our recon from here. 29:50.080 --> 29:51.331 We'll wait till it gets dark. 29:51.373 --> 29:54.668 Then I go in first with Dai and Hal. 29:54.710 --> 29:57.212 If it's clear, then you guys come in, 29:57.254 --> 29:59.005 we get the food, we get the hell out of there. 29:59.047 --> 30:00.215 If it's not clear? 30:00.257 --> 30:01.675 If it's not clear, if it goes bad, 30:01.717 --> 30:02.884 then I want you guys to take off 30:02.926 --> 30:04.303 at the sound of the first shot. 30:04.344 --> 30:06.388 Don't wait for us. You go, and you go fast. 30:06.430 --> 30:07.514 Take the bikes, you take the truck, 30:07.556 --> 30:08.682 and you go to Upland Park. 30:08.724 --> 30:09.808 If we don't show up in one hour, 30:09.849 --> 30:11.101 you go to the Littleton Bridge. 30:11.143 --> 30:12.645 But w-what if it's a trap? 30:12.686 --> 30:14.146 -Well, we'll see. -CLICK: Dover was. 30:14.187 --> 30:15.939 That was a Skitter and two Mechs. 30:15.981 --> 30:17.274 The grocery store in J.P. 30:17.316 --> 30:19.943 Had three Mechs and two Skitters. 30:19.985 --> 30:21.487 We're never gonna beat them, are we? 30:21.528 --> 30:24.197 They die, just like us. 30:24.239 --> 30:26.325 Just got to get close. 30:26.366 --> 30:28.076 Listen, I know that you're scared 30:28.118 --> 30:29.787 and I know it doesn't seem like it, but we can beat them. 30:29.828 --> 30:31.246 We don't have to kill them all. 30:31.288 --> 30:32.998 We just got to kill enough of them. 30:33.039 --> 30:34.625 If we can make it too costly, 30:34.667 --> 30:36.418 too painful for them to stay, then they'll leave. 30:36.460 --> 30:38.211 They're wolves. We got to be porcupines. 30:38.253 --> 30:39.921 If we can hurt them, they'll leave. 30:39.963 --> 30:41.173 It hasn't worked so far. 30:41.214 --> 30:43.133 Well, it will, 'cause it has before. 30:43.175 --> 30:45.385 History is full of inferior forces 30:45.427 --> 30:49.097 creating so much trouble that the invading army leaves. 30:49.139 --> 30:51.266 The Athenians at Marathon, 30:51.308 --> 30:55.228 the, uh, Scots against the British at Stirling Bridge, 30:55.270 --> 30:57.606 and our revolution fought right here... 31:01.401 --> 31:03.487 ...Red Sox/Yankees, '04. 31:03.529 --> 31:05.155 (LAUGHING) 31:07.115 --> 31:08.575 We can beat them. 31:16.166 --> 31:18.293 (INSECTS CHIRPING) 31:21.879 --> 31:23.923 (DOOR RATTLES) 31:44.361 --> 31:46.488 (WATER DRIPPING) 32:28.071 --> 32:29.448 (SIGHS) 32:33.744 --> 32:35.662 All right, Anthony, you and Jimmy guard this entrance, 32:35.704 --> 32:37.122 load the food as it comes in. 32:37.163 --> 32:38.749 You guys come with me. Karen, grab that cart. 32:38.791 --> 32:40.292 -Okay. -Come on. 32:40.333 --> 32:42.920 We can do this. We'll be all right. 32:47.883 --> 32:49.134 Go. 32:55.724 --> 32:58.268 Got it? Here. 33:06.693 --> 33:08.695 (HISSES, GROWLS) 33:18.330 --> 33:19.456 (SCREECHING) 33:19.498 --> 33:21.291 Ugh! 33:30.676 --> 33:33.428 Hal, get out of there! 33:43.939 --> 33:46.441 (THUDDING) 34:31.778 --> 34:34.197 (HISSES, GROWLS) 34:34.239 --> 34:35.574 (SCREECHES) 34:43.916 --> 34:45.250 (GUN CLICKS) 34:51.006 --> 34:53.466 (PANTING) 34:53.508 --> 34:55.385 (GROWLING) 35:15.072 --> 35:16.782 (GROANS WEAKLY) 35:23.747 --> 35:27.667 (SCREECHES WEAKLY) 35:35.467 --> 35:37.385 I wonder what it's thinking. 35:43.308 --> 35:44.476 Nothing now. 35:48.688 --> 35:51.149 Let's go. 35:52.567 --> 35:54.235 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 35:54.277 --> 35:55.904 (HORN HONKING) 35:59.116 --> 36:00.826 They're back! 36:30.647 --> 36:32.565 Thank you. 36:47.372 --> 36:49.541 Well, what took you so long? 36:49.582 --> 36:51.084 (CHUCKLES) 36:51.126 --> 36:52.418 How much did you get? 36:52.460 --> 36:53.837 A truckload, enough for a few days. 36:53.879 --> 36:54.838 Hmm. 36:54.880 --> 36:57.132 Hal, why don't you stay? 36:57.174 --> 36:58.758 You guys wait outside. 37:02.637 --> 37:05.057 My son Ben is alive. 37:05.098 --> 37:09.728 -What? -Hal saw him. 37:12.814 --> 37:14.399 We're not going back. 37:14.440 --> 37:15.817 Our next objective is the Acton armoury. 37:15.859 --> 37:19.071 I know. 37:19.112 --> 37:21.198 And after we take the Acton armoury, 37:21.239 --> 37:24.283 I'm gonna be weaponing up and going back to get him. 37:24.325 --> 37:25.326 So am I. 37:25.368 --> 37:27.913 Are you? 37:27.954 --> 37:30.165 Well, I'm your commanding officer. 37:30.207 --> 37:34.252 And we're not going back. You're not going back. 37:42.052 --> 37:43.469 What would you do if you had the chance 37:43.511 --> 37:44.846 to get your kids back? 37:48.349 --> 37:51.228 He's my son. 37:54.480 --> 37:58.026 You'll never kill enough of them to get him back. 37:58.068 --> 38:02.114 They die, just like us. 38:02.155 --> 38:05.700 You just have to get close. 38:16.128 --> 38:18.880 So, you got to make a wish and blow it out quick, 38:18.922 --> 38:21.340 'cause it burns out fast. 38:26.888 --> 38:28.556 You know what the wish is. 38:28.598 --> 38:30.683 You sure that's okay? 38:30.725 --> 38:33.270 Yeah. 38:36.606 --> 38:40.235 Yay. Happy birthday. 38:40.277 --> 38:41.527 It's all yours. 38:47.033 --> 38:49.410 Matt, I'm sorry. I don't have anything. 38:49.452 --> 38:51.663 HAL: Dad, what's the matter with you? 38:51.704 --> 38:53.165 What? 38:53.206 --> 38:55.625 You forgot the thing, the thing we got for him. 38:55.667 --> 38:58.544 You're going senile. 38:58.586 --> 39:00.337 It's from Dad. 39:07.220 --> 39:08.763 I know what this is. 39:10.932 --> 39:12.184 A ripstik. 39:23.987 --> 39:26.656 Ride, fool. We only got 10 minutes. 39:49.595 --> 39:51.223 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 40:37.352 --> 40:38.435 All right. 40:41.731 --> 40:42.941 It's time to go! 40:42.982 --> 40:46.319 All right! We're moving out. 40:46.361 --> 40:49.572 I want to make the Great Meadow by dark. 40:49.614 --> 40:52.117 We're gonna set up camp there. 40:52.158 --> 40:53.410 There's good cover there. 40:53.451 --> 40:57.289 Karen, you're forward. Hal, you flank. 40:57.330 --> 40:59.249 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 40:59.291 --> 41:01.542 Let's go. 41:09.301 --> 41:11.261 (ENGINES REV) NVERSATIONS)