WEBVTT 00:08.968 --> 00:11.052 (CLATTERING METAL) 00:34.910 --> 00:36.996 TOM: Ben's on the roof. 00:37.037 --> 00:39.080 Looks like they're scavenging scrap metal. 00:39.122 --> 00:40.791 That's exactly what they're doing. 00:42.668 --> 00:44.712 (SKITTER GROWLING) 00:44.753 --> 00:47.046 They flew here in spaceships and turned kids into slaves 00:47.088 --> 00:49.383 just to collect old toasters and copper wire? 00:49.424 --> 00:51.134 (MECH GROWLING) 00:51.176 --> 00:53.220 Well, there must be some reason for it. 00:53.261 --> 00:54.555 -(SIGHS) -You think they know 00:54.596 --> 00:56.097 -what's happening to 'em? -I hope not. 00:56.139 --> 00:57.307 How many kids you trying to grab? 00:57.349 --> 00:58.809 TOM: As many as we can. 00:58.851 --> 01:01.687 (THUDDING) 01:01.729 --> 01:04.606 Okay, let's see what we're up against. 01:08.485 --> 01:09.945 ANTHONY: Okay, we got two Mechs 01:09.987 --> 01:11.279 patrolling in front of the building. 01:11.321 --> 01:12.656 HAL: And there's that one behind back. 01:12.698 --> 01:14.157 MAGGIE: Skitter by the collection bin. 01:14.199 --> 01:16.159 ANTHONY: And another one inside the building. 01:16.201 --> 01:18.453 Six of us, five of them. 01:18.495 --> 01:20.121 I like those odds. 01:21.331 --> 01:22.791 All right, we do this now, 01:22.833 --> 01:26.169 tired as we are, low on ammo, low on supplies... 01:26.211 --> 01:28.505 I mean, losing Click was enough, wasn't it? 01:28.547 --> 01:30.549 -That's my son over there. -I know. 01:30.591 --> 01:32.885 But we may only get one shot at this. 01:32.927 --> 01:35.930 Okay, Tom? They're gonna be here tomorrow and the day after that. 01:35.971 --> 01:37.598 TOM: Okay, how about we do this? 01:37.639 --> 01:39.474 (MAGGIE GASPS) 01:41.018 --> 01:42.519 (SCREECHING) 01:47.608 --> 01:48.817 Dad, come on. 01:48.859 --> 01:51.152 We'll be back, and we'll get him, Dad. 02:05.751 --> 02:07.836 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 02:17.471 --> 02:19.473 (DOOR OPENS) 02:19.514 --> 02:21.433 Welcome home. 02:21.475 --> 02:23.018 Love what you've done with the place. 02:23.060 --> 02:24.269 Did you find Ben? 02:24.311 --> 02:26.229 Ben and about a dozen others, yeah. 02:26.271 --> 02:28.107 Is he all right? 02:28.148 --> 02:29.357 He's alive. 02:29.399 --> 02:31.068 Look, there's some really good news. 02:31.110 --> 02:32.611 What's that? 02:32.653 --> 02:36.323 Excuse me. Um, did you, uh, see my daughter? 02:36.364 --> 02:38.117 No. No, no, I'm sorry. 02:38.158 --> 02:39.618 We didn't really get that close. 02:39.660 --> 02:41.954 Our son, he's been missing since the second week. 02:41.996 --> 02:43.998 -Maybe you saw him. -No, I'm sorry. 02:44.039 --> 02:45.666 No, I... Okay, everybody just... 02:45.707 --> 02:47.709 Hey, hey, hey, come on. Break it up. Give 'em some space. 02:47.751 --> 02:49.628 -We got the right to ask! -Hey, no one's saying you don't, 02:49.670 --> 02:52.339 but we all have missing kids, including Tom here. 02:52.380 --> 02:53.799 And you. 02:53.841 --> 02:54.842 That's right... My boy, Rick. 02:54.883 --> 02:56.010 Okay, look, everybody, 02:56.051 --> 02:58.012 I know what you're going through. 02:58.053 --> 02:59.638 We all just want to get our kids back, 02:59.680 --> 03:02.850 and I promise that we're gonna do everything possible 03:02.891 --> 03:04.935 to make sure that that happens. 03:04.977 --> 03:06.770 Wait, look. There's a... 03:06.812 --> 03:08.105 There's a school-announcement board here. 03:08.147 --> 03:09.439 Why don't you guys take your pictures 03:09.481 --> 03:10.858 and post your missing kids up here? 03:10.899 --> 03:12.275 Yeah, great idea. 03:12.317 --> 03:13.777 ANTHONY: Yeah, and write their name, hair colour, 03:13.819 --> 03:15.654 -weight, height... -Last time that you saw them. 03:15.696 --> 03:17.196 Yeah, anything that you guys can think of 03:17.238 --> 03:18.824 that'll help us identify 'em. 03:18.866 --> 03:21.118 I promise that all the squads will check this board 03:21.160 --> 03:23.537 before each and every mission. 03:23.578 --> 03:24.997 Okay? 03:25.039 --> 03:27.415 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 03:27.457 --> 03:29.543 Thank you, both of you. 03:29.584 --> 03:30.961 MIKE: Porter's here. 03:31.003 --> 03:32.587 He's not due back for another couple weeks. 03:32.629 --> 03:35.049 You know that good news? He brought it. 03:35.090 --> 03:37.759 He's delivering a briefing in the command post. 03:37.801 --> 03:40.137 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 03:46.560 --> 03:48.187 Take a seat. 03:55.819 --> 03:58.739 The picture in this war is changing. 03:58.780 --> 04:01.158 One of the runners that we sent west 04:01.200 --> 04:04.452 ran into a contingent of resistance fighters 04:04.494 --> 04:05.954 just outside of Chicago. 04:05.996 --> 04:08.373 (MURMURING) 04:08.415 --> 04:10.084 But they've made contact 04:10.125 --> 04:14.546 with other groups in Texas, Oklahoma, even California. 04:14.588 --> 04:16.715 What that means is, 04:16.757 --> 04:19.801 we're not in this alone anymore, people. 04:19.843 --> 04:23.346 That's the good news. 04:23.388 --> 04:24.932 The bad news 04:24.973 --> 04:28.102 is that alien structures like the one that's over Boston 04:28.143 --> 04:31.063 are going up over every city that we know about. 04:31.105 --> 04:33.065 Anybody figured out what they're for? 04:33.107 --> 04:34.691 No, Weaver. 04:34.733 --> 04:37.778 So, as of now, we're in a full-court press 04:37.819 --> 04:40.614 to gather intelligence on the enemy. 04:40.655 --> 04:42.365 I want to know about his plans. 04:42.407 --> 04:44.076 I want to know about his tactics. 04:44.118 --> 04:45.869 I want to know about his weapons and his technology, 04:45.911 --> 04:47.287 everything. 04:47.328 --> 04:50.791 Now that you people have a secure operating base, 04:50.832 --> 04:54.419 I want you to start collecting war material. 04:54.461 --> 04:55.629 That means motorcycles. 04:55.670 --> 04:58.173 Means weapons, explosives, camo gear, 04:58.215 --> 05:00.884 anything and everything 05:00.926 --> 05:04.221 that could be used to support a growing insurgency. 05:04.263 --> 05:06.431 Weaver, put 'em to work. 05:06.473 --> 05:08.349 All right, start breaking your units down 05:08.391 --> 05:12.687 into search-and-requisition teams of four to six fighters. 05:12.729 --> 05:14.982 I'll give you your assignments tomorrow. 05:15.023 --> 05:16.566 Dismissed. 05:16.608 --> 05:19.069 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 05:19.111 --> 05:21.196 Hey, Tom. 05:23.782 --> 05:26.325 Got a report that you spotted a bunch of harnessed kids. 05:26.367 --> 05:29.830 Yeah, we were tracking my son Ben. We found him. 05:29.871 --> 05:32.040 At night, they've got 'em in a hospital off Route 9, 05:32.082 --> 05:34.417 and by day, the Skitters have them salvaging scrap metal. 05:34.459 --> 05:36.170 Yeah, we've gotten reports like that before. 05:36.211 --> 05:38.505 They seem to use 'em as some sort of slave labour. 05:38.546 --> 05:39.506 Yeah. 05:39.547 --> 05:41.382 Look, Tom, our science team 05:41.424 --> 05:43.384 is struggling with this harness thing. 05:43.426 --> 05:45.470 They were able to get it off of three kids, 05:45.512 --> 05:48.431 but they died a couple hours later. 05:50.475 --> 05:51.434 I'm sorry to hear that. 05:51.476 --> 05:53.645 Yeah, well... 05:53.687 --> 05:56.397 The chief surgeon thinks he's got an answer to the problem, 05:56.439 --> 05:59.526 but in order to test the theory, he needs a kid. 06:03.613 --> 06:05.532 Ben? 06:05.573 --> 06:07.159 Look, Tom, 06:07.201 --> 06:09.452 I'll understand if you want to say no. 06:10.662 --> 06:12.706 But this is probably the best... 06:12.747 --> 06:14.333 Hell, it may be the only chance 06:14.373 --> 06:16.877 Ben and any of the other kids have got. 06:16.918 --> 06:18.879 Yeah. 06:18.920 --> 06:20.964 -(CLEARS THROAT) -Yeah, um... 06:22.966 --> 06:25.177 I can't go back and just rescue one kid 06:25.219 --> 06:26.261 even if it's my own son. 06:26.303 --> 06:27.512 We need to rescue them all. 06:27.554 --> 06:29.639 -We will in time. -The time is now. 06:29.681 --> 06:31.266 If it were up to me, you wouldn't be going at all. 06:31.308 --> 06:33.518 Our priority has to be winning this war. 06:33.560 --> 06:36.104 There are hundreds of people out there with missing kids. 06:36.146 --> 06:37.605 We rescue those kids, as many as we can, 06:37.647 --> 06:38.565 we keep their hope alive. 06:38.606 --> 06:39.900 We give up on those kids, 06:39.941 --> 06:41.568 those people are gonna give up hope, too. 06:41.609 --> 06:45.072 We save a few dozen kids and lose the war, 06:45.113 --> 06:47.782 they're no better off than they were in a harness. 06:47.824 --> 06:49.993 Well, they'd die free. 06:53.330 --> 06:54.831 I think we're wasting time and resources, 06:54.873 --> 06:57.000 but it's not my call. 06:57.042 --> 06:59.253 That's right. It's mine. 07:02.130 --> 07:04.091 Just Ben this time. 07:04.132 --> 07:06.593 -That's it. -Right. 07:12.099 --> 07:13.433 You okay? 07:13.474 --> 07:15.269 (SCOFFS) 07:15.310 --> 07:18.855 Did you know I was due to retire when all this happened? 07:18.897 --> 07:23.193 Nothing to look forward to but golf and travel and... 07:23.235 --> 07:25.570 A stack of spy novels on my nightstand. 07:25.612 --> 07:27.072 (TOM CHUCKLES) 07:29.032 --> 07:30.825 Listen, Tom... 07:30.867 --> 07:33.536 You go out there and get Ben. 07:33.578 --> 07:35.789 But damn it, be careful. 07:44.298 --> 07:47.467 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING, BASKETBALL BOUNCING) 07:51.346 --> 07:53.432 (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 08:10.157 --> 08:11.699 Hey, buddy. 08:11.741 --> 08:13.076 Hey. 08:14.619 --> 08:16.163 I'm back. 08:16.204 --> 08:18.581 Did you bring Ben? 08:18.623 --> 08:22.294 No, not this time, but we found him, and he's safe. 08:22.336 --> 08:24.171 We're gonna go back for him. 08:27.466 --> 08:28.883 What's the matter? 08:31.552 --> 08:33.430 Come on. I can take it. 08:34.848 --> 08:36.724 At school today, 08:36.766 --> 08:40.354 some kid said that when you take those things off their backs, 08:40.395 --> 08:43.023 the kids die. 08:45.900 --> 08:49.363 Yeah, well... 08:49.404 --> 08:51.614 that was before. 08:51.656 --> 08:52.991 Before? 08:53.033 --> 08:54.575 Before a really smart doctor 08:54.617 --> 08:56.911 figured out how to take them off safely. 08:56.953 --> 08:58.205 What doctor? 08:58.246 --> 09:00.957 He came here today with Colonel Porter. 09:00.999 --> 09:04.211 He's gonna teach Anne how to do it, too. 09:04.252 --> 09:06.213 So, Ben's gonna be okay? 09:17.182 --> 09:19.309 (DOOR OPENS) 09:19.351 --> 09:20.477 Hey. 09:20.519 --> 09:21.436 Hungry? 09:21.478 --> 09:23.438 You bet I am. 09:23.480 --> 09:25.482 Here you go. 09:25.524 --> 09:26.900 Everybody's got a right to eat. 09:26.941 --> 09:28.235 Yeah, thank you. 09:34.699 --> 09:35.742 You got a problem? 09:35.783 --> 09:37.118 What is this, Skitter a la king? 09:37.160 --> 09:39.579 -Chicken and rice. -You sure? 09:39.620 --> 09:41.206 Look, if it's not up to your usual high standards, 09:41.248 --> 09:42.623 you'll have to make allowances. 09:42.665 --> 09:44.167 We all take turns in the kitchen. 09:44.209 --> 09:47.128 Let me guess. Your turn. 09:47.170 --> 09:49.839 First of all, the chicken shouldn't bleed like this. 09:49.881 --> 09:51.591 It's way undercooked. 09:51.632 --> 09:53.176 That, and you got enough salt in here to give my kid a stroke. 09:53.218 --> 09:55.095 And what is that? What is that? Paprika? 09:55.136 --> 09:57.264 Paprika? Nobody puts paprika on chicken. 09:57.305 --> 09:59.099 What are you, Hungarian? 09:59.140 --> 10:01.435 You do realize you're a prisoner, right? 10:02.936 --> 10:05.980 Before you grill it, fry it, put it on a barbecue, 10:06.022 --> 10:07.607 you poach the chicken first, 10:07.648 --> 10:08.983 preferably in some chicken stock 10:09.025 --> 10:10.110 with a little bit of herbs and spices. 10:10.151 --> 10:11.319 That way, it absorbs 10:11.361 --> 10:12.862 all the herbs and all the spices. 10:12.904 --> 10:14.613 And then you can drop it onto a barbecue, 10:14.655 --> 10:16.199 you can grill it, put it into a frying pan, 10:16.241 --> 10:17.742 and all that moisture 10:17.784 --> 10:19.702 and all that flavour's already cooked into it. 10:19.744 --> 10:22.038 What are you, a cook? 10:22.080 --> 10:24.665 Certified culinary arts. 10:24.707 --> 10:27.544 And it's "chef," not "cook." 10:30.671 --> 10:32.132 How was the food? 10:33.425 --> 10:34.801 When I could stomach 10:34.842 --> 10:38.096 eating with a bunch of degenerate psychos... 10:38.138 --> 10:39.722 The food wasn't bad. 10:39.764 --> 10:41.099 And who prepared it? 10:42.517 --> 10:44.060 Pope. 10:44.102 --> 10:45.937 He said he trained in prison. 10:45.979 --> 10:48.731 I say we just put him to the test. 10:48.773 --> 10:50.650 We already have people who can cook. 10:50.691 --> 10:52.777 Yeah, they can cook... 10:52.819 --> 10:54.529 Oatmeal. 10:54.571 --> 10:57.532 He'll be under guard at all times. 11:01.077 --> 11:03.497 You three can go. 11:03.538 --> 11:04.498 Send him in! 11:04.539 --> 11:05.873 MAN: Yes, sir! 11:16.551 --> 11:18.428 So, you want to cook? 11:18.470 --> 11:21.014 Oh, I'd love to... 11:21.055 --> 11:24.142 If you had anything to cook with. 11:24.184 --> 11:26.227 He showed me what you've got, 11:26.269 --> 11:28.146 and what you've got 11:28.188 --> 11:31.690 are 50 cans of lima beans, 11:31.732 --> 11:34.528 32 cans of tuna fish, some chicken... 11:34.569 --> 11:35.903 and rice. 11:37.489 --> 11:39.533 "Rots" and "rots" of rice. 11:42.369 --> 11:44.204 Don't you people know how to scrounge? 11:44.245 --> 11:46.080 You were here for weeks before we came along. 11:46.122 --> 11:48.041 -What did you eat? -We hunted. 11:48.082 --> 11:50.335 There wasn't about a dozen of you. 11:50.377 --> 11:52.003 Okay? We've got 300! 11:52.045 --> 11:54.088 Maybe you can't hack it, Pope! 11:54.130 --> 11:56.049 Hey... 11:56.090 --> 11:59.802 I cooked Thanksgiving dinner for three entire cell blocks. 11:59.844 --> 12:01.804 That's 170 inmates. 12:01.846 --> 12:04.599 If they didn't like my food, 12:04.641 --> 12:05.975 I'd lose body parts. 12:06.017 --> 12:07.852 Here's the deal, Pope. 12:07.894 --> 12:11.481 The facilities are substandard, the provisions are meagre, 12:11.523 --> 12:13.525 and until Scott rigs the burners for propane, 12:13.567 --> 12:15.943 you're gonna be cooking on camp stoves. 12:15.985 --> 12:17.654 Now, if you're not up to it, you just say the word. 12:17.696 --> 12:19.197 We'll put you back in lockup. 12:22.659 --> 12:24.077 I'll do it. 12:25.328 --> 12:27.038 But for the love of God, 12:27.080 --> 12:29.790 could somebody please find me some olive oil? 12:32.043 --> 12:33.628 Hey. 12:33.670 --> 12:35.129 How'd it go? 12:35.171 --> 12:36.673 Um, that good news that you mentioned, 12:36.715 --> 12:38.966 -it was about the harnesses. -That's right. 12:39.008 --> 12:40.843 Have you talked to Porter's guy yet? 12:40.885 --> 12:42.345 Briefly. 12:42.387 --> 12:44.763 And what do you think? 12:44.805 --> 12:47.975 Oh, the procedure is simple to the point of elegance. 12:48.017 --> 12:49.603 What about the guy? 12:49.644 --> 12:50.937 It's just my first impression, 12:50.978 --> 12:53.690 but he's very smart, very capable, 12:53.732 --> 12:56.693 and very sure he's the best man for the job. 12:57.818 --> 12:59.778 I suppose he's good-looking, too. 12:59.820 --> 13:02.240 I don't know. Lourdes, did you think he was good-looking? 13:04.075 --> 13:05.784 Uh, yeah, for an older man. 13:05.826 --> 13:07.078 Older? 13:07.120 --> 13:09.372 He must be, like, 40. 13:09.414 --> 13:11.124 Ohh! Ouch. 13:11.165 --> 13:12.292 Oh, no, I didn't mean that... 13:12.333 --> 13:13.876 Oh, no, that's quite all right. 13:13.918 --> 13:15.378 I think I kind of walked into that one. 13:15.420 --> 13:19.424 -(LAUGHS) -So, who is this medical genius? 13:19.466 --> 13:22.510 Harris. Dr Michael Harris. 13:24.178 --> 13:26.097 Do you know him? 13:26.139 --> 13:27.515 Tom? 13:28.807 --> 13:30.268 Tom! 13:30.310 --> 13:32.437 Michael. 13:32.479 --> 13:33.480 You're alive. 13:33.521 --> 13:35.398 Yeah, so are you. 13:35.440 --> 13:37.734 (CHUCKLES) 13:46.033 --> 13:47.535 HARRIS: Rebecca and I foraged 13:47.577 --> 13:50.955 for a couple of hours, and... And... 13:50.997 --> 13:54.000 It looked like rain, so... 13:54.041 --> 13:56.503 We both figured it'd be more efficient to split up. 13:56.544 --> 13:59.838 And... And there hadn't been an attack for a while. 13:59.880 --> 14:01.633 TOM: Yeah, I remember. 14:01.675 --> 14:04.427 HARRIS: We weren't apart five minutes, 14:04.469 --> 14:06.346 these airships started pounding the area, 14:06.387 --> 14:08.807 and I... I... I tried to get to her, Tom, 14:08.847 --> 14:11.225 I really did, and, uh... 14:11.267 --> 14:14.312 I... I got this. 14:15.689 --> 14:17.315 And, uh... 14:19.192 --> 14:22.696 And then the second wave of the attack started, and, uh... 14:22.737 --> 14:24.572 (CHUCKLES) 14:24.614 --> 14:26.616 ...I hid in a... 14:26.658 --> 14:28.951 A collapsed house. 14:28.993 --> 14:30.411 I passed out, 14:30.453 --> 14:33.247 and a group of fighters found me the next day, 14:33.289 --> 14:37.293 and I became the medical officer for the resistance. 14:39.003 --> 14:42.089 I can't tell you how sorry I am about your wife, Tom. 14:50.223 --> 14:52.225 -Thanks for telling me. -Sure. 14:55.102 --> 14:56.521 Where are your boys? 14:57.980 --> 15:00.149 -Hal and Matt are with me. -Ah. 15:00.191 --> 15:02.235 -Ben's a prisoner. -(SIGHS) 15:02.276 --> 15:04.445 -Is he harnessed? -Mm-hmm. 15:05.822 --> 15:07.906 -Is he nearby? -Yeah, yeah. 15:07.948 --> 15:10.410 We were gonna... Try to go get him tonight. 15:10.451 --> 15:12.662 You know... 15:12.704 --> 15:14.831 When we found Rebecca... 15:17.124 --> 15:18.543 We went to go look for you. 15:19.960 --> 15:22.672 But there were Skitter patrols everywhere, and... 15:22.714 --> 15:24.173 You don't owe me an apology. 15:24.215 --> 15:26.342 This is war, right? 15:26.384 --> 15:28.052 Yeah. 15:28.094 --> 15:29.387 Bring Ben to me. 15:31.013 --> 15:32.265 I couldn't save Rebecca, 15:32.306 --> 15:34.684 but maybe I can give you back your boy. 15:56.748 --> 15:58.583 Okay, let's go. 16:18.853 --> 16:20.271 (SCREECHING) 16:22.482 --> 16:24.442 TOM: They didn't see the explosives in the car. 16:24.484 --> 16:25.819 That's good. 16:29.739 --> 16:31.783 (ENGINE IDLING) 16:38.832 --> 16:40.708 (THUDDING) 16:52.052 --> 16:54.012 What's going on? 16:54.054 --> 16:55.389 The first crew's here. 16:56.557 --> 16:57.934 Ben with them? 16:59.435 --> 17:00.728 I don't see him. 17:05.441 --> 17:06.776 (THUDDING) 17:06.818 --> 17:08.277 MIKE: There's another group coming. 17:13.658 --> 17:15.159 TOM: I think I see him. 17:18.913 --> 17:20.373 No, it's not him. 17:20.414 --> 17:21.374 It's Rick. 17:21.415 --> 17:22.416 What? 17:22.458 --> 17:24.544 -It's my boy. -Where? 17:24.585 --> 17:27.046 Right by the building. 17:27.087 --> 17:28.255 -Ricky! -No! No! No! 17:28.297 --> 17:30.508 -Cover me. -No! No! No! No! 17:30.550 --> 17:32.760 -Ricky! -(GUN COCKS) 17:35.053 --> 17:37.139 Ricky. Rick. Rick. 17:37.181 --> 17:39.726 It's Dad. Dad. 17:39.767 --> 17:41.561 Come on. 17:41.602 --> 17:44.522 (THUDDING) 17:44.564 --> 17:46.232 (SCREECHING) 17:49.276 --> 17:50.862 (BEEP) 17:50.904 --> 17:52.405 (SCREECHING) 17:55.783 --> 17:58.411 -They must have Ben. -Let's go. 17:58.452 --> 18:00.038 Come on. 18:07.294 --> 18:08.963 There's the truck! 18:09.005 --> 18:10.256 I'm going after Ben. 18:10.297 --> 18:13.175 (THUDDING) 18:14.802 --> 18:17.221 (MECH SCREECHING) 18:17.263 --> 18:18.556 (GROANS) 18:21.559 --> 18:23.770 (MECH SCREECHING) 18:33.029 --> 18:35.239 (TIRES SCREECHING) 18:47.543 --> 18:50.212 (GROANING) 18:56.385 --> 18:58.930 Where's Hal? Karen? 18:58.972 --> 19:00.514 We couldn't get 'em. 19:00.556 --> 19:02.182 (GROANING) 19:02.224 --> 19:03.893 We were running for the truck. 19:03.935 --> 19:06.270 Got hit by debris from the explosion. 19:06.312 --> 19:08.648 -Tom, we got you this far... -Where's Hal and Karen?! 19:08.689 --> 19:12.150 There was a Mech on our tail. Couldn't wait. 19:12.192 --> 19:13.611 How far to the school? 19:13.653 --> 19:15.529 Quarter-mile, maybe less. 19:15.571 --> 19:17.073 You two go on. 19:17.115 --> 19:18.950 -What about you? -I'm going after 'em. 19:18.992 --> 19:20.743 At least come with us for weapons and reinforcements. 19:20.785 --> 19:22.328 No, there's no time. 19:24.705 --> 19:27.083 What were you thinking, Mike? 19:27.125 --> 19:29.209 I'm so sorry, Tom. 19:29.251 --> 19:31.712 He's the only family I got left. 19:33.464 --> 19:34.799 Where are the rest of the weapons? 19:34.841 --> 19:36.759 I had to leave 'em in the truck. 19:36.801 --> 19:38.678 Just got this. 19:40.096 --> 19:43.182 Let me have that rope, too, and your flashlight. 19:47.728 --> 19:49.563 Be careful. 20:05.371 --> 20:08.624 (WATER SPLASHES) 20:08.666 --> 20:10.334 Who's there? 20:10.376 --> 20:12.712 (WATER DRIPPING) 20:15.965 --> 20:17.383 -(SCREECHING) -Aah! 20:20.469 --> 20:22.972 (SCREECHING) 20:23.014 --> 20:24.390 Aah! 20:27.226 --> 20:29.187 (HISSES) 20:29.227 --> 20:31.564 (TOM GROANING, SKITTER SCREECHING) 20:46.829 --> 20:48.372 (SKITTER ROARS, GUNSHOT) 20:50.624 --> 20:53.419 (PANTING, GROANING) 20:55.671 --> 20:57.464 (SCREECHING) 21:02.220 --> 21:03.846 (TOM SHOUTS) 21:03.888 --> 21:05.973 (PANTING) 21:19.403 --> 21:22.115 It's only natural that you want to do that... 21:22.156 --> 21:24.324 ANTHONY: Captain Weaver? Colonel Porter? 21:24.366 --> 21:25.910 WEAVER: What is it, Anthony? 21:25.952 --> 21:27.787 Dai and Mike are back with one of the harnessed kids. 21:27.828 --> 21:29.038 PORTER: Yeah, Ben, Tom's son. 21:29.080 --> 21:31.707 No, sir. Mike's. They're in the clinic. 21:31.749 --> 21:33.960 MAN: Guys, it's Tom. He's back! 21:34.001 --> 21:35.753 What is this? You... You go ahead. 21:35.795 --> 21:37.504 I'll see what this is. 21:43.761 --> 21:46.097 (OBJECT SLIDING) 21:49.850 --> 21:52.853 (CHITTERING WEAKLY) 22:04.073 --> 22:06.242 Tom! 22:06.284 --> 22:08.953 Captain Weaver. 22:08.995 --> 22:11.497 I've brought you a prisoner of war. 22:11.538 --> 22:13.082 (GROWLS WEAKLY) 22:15.375 --> 22:18.045 You beat this thing yourself? 22:18.087 --> 22:20.673 Yes, sir. 22:20.714 --> 22:22.424 How? 22:24.051 --> 22:25.761 You just got to get close enough. 22:27.930 --> 22:30.891 Can I trade this in for an automatic? 22:30.933 --> 22:32.852 Where you think you're going? 22:32.893 --> 22:35.729 I still have two sons and a scout out there. 22:39.066 --> 22:41.359 Sentry, give me your weapon. 22:41.401 --> 22:43.946 I'll give you two fighters. 22:43.988 --> 22:47.116 No. Thanks. It's safer if I do this alone. 22:59.920 --> 23:01.505 Hey, buddy. 23:03.007 --> 23:05.092 How much did you hear? 23:05.134 --> 23:06.677 Everything. 23:08.512 --> 23:10.430 Go get 'em. 23:23.027 --> 23:25.863 (CRICKETS CHIRPING, FIRE CRACKLING) 23:49.136 --> 23:50.763 Ben. 23:52.890 --> 23:54.558 Ben! 23:58.687 --> 24:00.647 (THUD) 24:14.703 --> 24:16.789 (GROWLING) 24:21.585 --> 24:23.754 (SCREECHING) 24:23.796 --> 24:26.090 (GROWLING) 24:30.428 --> 24:32.054 (HISSES) 24:32.096 --> 24:33.471 (GROWLING) 24:49.947 --> 24:51.865 No! 24:51.907 --> 24:54.327 No! 25:01.667 --> 25:05.212 The father says the patient has cystic fibrosis. 25:05.254 --> 25:06.630 Really? 25:06.672 --> 25:08.757 I didn't hear anything. 25:08.799 --> 25:13.095 Well, he's on supplemental oxygen, so... 25:13.137 --> 25:14.847 As long as his airways are clear, 25:14.888 --> 25:17.391 shouldn't be a problem. 25:17.433 --> 25:18.516 (SIGHS) 25:18.558 --> 25:20.894 Boy, I'll tell you, 25:20.936 --> 25:24.064 if we'd had access to... 25:24.106 --> 25:25.899 Modern hospitals and labs, 25:25.941 --> 25:27.860 could have had this all figured out 25:27.901 --> 25:29.945 in a matter of hours. 25:29.987 --> 25:34.700 As it was, it's just educated guesses, 25:34.741 --> 25:36.369 trial and error. 25:38.704 --> 25:40.122 What can I do to help? 25:40.164 --> 25:43.167 Uh, you can stay out of my way. 25:43.209 --> 25:44.668 Here you go. 25:44.710 --> 25:47.213 All right, get ready to lift the harness, please. 25:48.964 --> 25:50.257 The whole idea behind this 25:50.299 --> 25:53.969 is to expose as much needle as possible. 25:54.011 --> 25:56.013 Pulling those out kills 'em. 25:56.055 --> 25:58.598 Yeah, well, that's why we've been... 25:58.640 --> 26:00.476 Cutting them instead. 26:00.518 --> 26:02.061 Learned that the hard way. 26:02.102 --> 26:04.771 So did a lot of people. 26:04.813 --> 26:06.982 Wouldn't you rather be outside? 26:11.028 --> 26:13.739 -(AIR HISSING) -I like to expose 26:13.780 --> 26:15.408 at least an inch of needle. 26:15.449 --> 26:17.243 Start the drip, please. 26:17.284 --> 26:19.537 -How far? -All the way. 26:32.299 --> 26:35.677 Lift up the harness, please. 26:35.719 --> 26:37.304 (GRUNTS) 26:40.266 --> 26:41.934 Okay. 26:44.270 --> 26:46.063 (GROANS) 26:46.105 --> 26:48.648 You know, the first few times 26:48.690 --> 26:51.360 we cut the needles, 26:51.402 --> 26:53.446 we lost the patients. 26:53.487 --> 26:56.115 -Why? -(GROANS) 26:56.156 --> 26:57.824 Look at his eyes. 27:02.996 --> 27:04.748 Pinpoints. 27:04.790 --> 27:06.875 -He's drugged? -Yeah. 27:06.917 --> 27:10.129 My theory is that the harness 27:10.170 --> 27:12.298 synthesizes an opiate. 27:13.507 --> 27:15.426 Didn't show up in the autopsy. 27:15.468 --> 27:18.304 It's like nothing we've ever seen before. 27:18.345 --> 27:20.598 But I realized 27:20.638 --> 27:22.391 if you cut the needles, you cut off the drug. 27:22.433 --> 27:24.017 The kid goes into shock. 27:24.059 --> 27:26.228 End of story. 27:28.272 --> 27:29.523 Oh. 27:29.565 --> 27:32.234 The... The morphine drip is a bridge. 27:32.276 --> 27:33.902 That's right. 27:33.944 --> 27:36.405 That's the basic idea, anyway. 27:36.447 --> 27:38.449 And all opiates... 27:38.491 --> 27:41.910 Basically affect the same brain receptors. 27:44.371 --> 27:47.458 So, then I thought, pump the kid full of morphine... 27:49.709 --> 27:51.170 Before we cut off the harness. 27:52.630 --> 27:55.466 Then, once he's stable, 27:55.508 --> 27:57.717 you walk back the dosage, 27:57.759 --> 28:01.930 bring him in for a soft landing. 28:03.807 --> 28:06.602 Okay, take it away. 28:09.355 --> 28:11.023 Okay, blood pressure? 28:11.064 --> 28:12.525 Still 110 over 70. 28:15.653 --> 28:18.489 Okay. That's what I like to hear. 28:25.120 --> 28:26.413 Once the needles penetrate the spine, 28:26.455 --> 28:28.415 they soften and grow roots. 28:28.457 --> 28:30.834 They become part of the host's nervous system. 28:30.876 --> 28:33.546 -How is that possible? -Oh, you know, 28:33.587 --> 28:38.217 some sort of nano-engineering or something. 28:38.258 --> 28:40.135 I mean, they look like needles, 28:40.177 --> 28:42.555 but they behave more like living tissue. 28:42.596 --> 28:44.973 It's fascinating, actually. 28:45.015 --> 28:47.518 And that means if they wear the harness long enough... 28:47.560 --> 28:49.811 Yeah, the kid and the harness become one. 28:49.853 --> 28:53.023 (COUGHING, GASPING) 28:53.065 --> 28:54.483 -Doctor! -I got it. I got it. 28:54.525 --> 28:56.276 Come on! Do something! 28:56.318 --> 28:58.153 HARRIS: Get him out of here, will you? 28:58.195 --> 28:59.196 Come on, Mike. 28:59.238 --> 29:01.948 (GAGGING) 29:08.205 --> 29:09.789 (GAGGING STOPS) 29:09.831 --> 29:11.208 Okay. 29:12.501 --> 29:14.044 Okay. 29:15.837 --> 29:18.632 It's all right. I was actually expecting that. 29:22.428 --> 29:24.513 (DISTANT DOG BARKING) 29:29.768 --> 29:31.645 Who's there?! 29:31.687 --> 29:33.897 Dad. 29:33.939 --> 29:35.608 Hal? 29:38.902 --> 29:40.904 -Dad. Oh... -I got you. 29:40.946 --> 29:42.698 I got you. 29:44.074 --> 29:46.535 What happened? Where's Karen? 29:46.577 --> 29:47.578 You drove away. 29:47.620 --> 29:49.329 (PANTING) 29:49.371 --> 29:52.207 Then the Mechs stunned us. 29:52.249 --> 29:55.919 Then, when I woke up... 29:55.961 --> 29:58.964 They were taking Karen to the Skitters. 29:59.005 --> 30:00.340 She's a prisoner? 30:02.259 --> 30:03.719 You left. 30:03.761 --> 30:06.764 No. No, no. No. 30:06.804 --> 30:08.265 One of those harnessed kids was Mike's son. 30:08.307 --> 30:11.685 He saw him, and he just... He just grabbed him. 30:11.727 --> 30:13.687 If I hadn't hit the explosive, they both would've been killed. 30:13.729 --> 30:16.106 And I got knocked out. Otherwise, I wouldn't have left. 30:16.148 --> 30:18.942 I wouldn't have left. I'm so sorry. 30:20.736 --> 30:22.696 (GENTLE SOBBING) 30:22.738 --> 30:25.073 I'm just glad you came back. 30:28.034 --> 30:31.830 I'm just glad that you're alive. 30:31.871 --> 30:34.166 Dad... 30:34.207 --> 30:37.085 They killed those kids. 30:37.127 --> 30:39.296 Wait a minute. What kids? 30:39.338 --> 30:41.173 -Ben?! -No, no, no. Not Ben. 30:41.214 --> 30:42.800 -What kids? -Not Ben. 30:42.841 --> 30:44.134 The other crew. 30:45.218 --> 30:47.346 -The ones with Mike's son. -Yeah. 30:47.387 --> 30:48.597 I don't know why, 30:48.639 --> 30:51.558 but the Skitter made the Mech kill 'em, 30:51.600 --> 30:53.560 and they let me go. 30:55.771 --> 30:57.230 They let you go? 30:57.272 --> 30:59.775 Yeah. It was like they wanted me to see it. 30:59.817 --> 31:04.321 And then they killed them, and they let me go. 31:04.363 --> 31:05.863 (GRUNTS) 31:05.905 --> 31:08.575 Nazis sometimes did that with Allied prisoners of war 31:08.617 --> 31:09.951 to send a message... 31:09.993 --> 31:11.620 Take one and we'll kill the rest. 31:11.662 --> 31:15.123 That's why they left you alive. You're the messenger. 31:15.165 --> 31:17.543 That means we can't just take one kid. 31:17.584 --> 31:21.296 No, no. We come back, we take 'em all. 31:30.514 --> 31:32.474 (GROWLING WEAKLY) 31:34.351 --> 31:37.020 If it was up to me, we'd kill the damn thing now. 31:37.062 --> 31:39.439 -ANTHONY: Yeah, let's do that. -PORTER: Nope. 31:40.899 --> 31:44.444 Never had a live Skitter before. 31:44.486 --> 31:47.947 Nobody's ever had one that I know of. 31:49.658 --> 31:51.869 And if we're gonna beat these things, Weaver, 31:51.909 --> 31:53.787 we damn sure need to understand 'em. 31:53.829 --> 31:55.121 Tom handled this one 31:55.163 --> 31:57.290 with a sawed-off shotgun and a flashlight. 31:57.332 --> 31:58.751 What more is there to understand? 31:58.792 --> 32:00.878 That'll be Dr Harris' call. 32:00.918 --> 32:02.713 Dr Harris? 32:02.755 --> 32:04.423 Thought he was leaving with you tonight. 32:04.464 --> 32:05.924 Nope. Change of plans. 32:05.965 --> 32:07.342 You're gonna have him for the next three weeks. 32:07.384 --> 32:08.968 I want somebody with a background 32:09.010 --> 32:13.181 in physiology and anatomy to study this damn thing. 32:13.223 --> 32:15.726 And we'll always have flashlights and shotguns. 32:30.156 --> 32:32.618 Well, don't everybody thank me at once. 32:32.659 --> 32:35.036 Oh, it's good. Isn't it? 32:35.078 --> 32:37.706 It's not bad, considering... 32:37.748 --> 32:38.998 Considering what? 32:39.040 --> 32:40.667 Who made it. 32:44.129 --> 32:46.339 Well, line up, everybody! 32:46.381 --> 32:49.342 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 32:49.384 --> 32:51.595 -Gonna have some? -Serve them first. 32:51.637 --> 32:53.806 Looks like you might be of some use to the 2nd Mass. 32:53.847 --> 32:56.475 -Yeah? -We'll give it a week. 32:56.516 --> 32:58.435 Does that mean I don't have to be, uh, locked up anymore? 32:58.477 --> 32:59.686 It does not. Lock him up. 32:59.728 --> 33:01.897 SCOTT: All right, come on, Pope. 33:04.316 --> 33:05.692 You're not gonna regret it! 33:05.734 --> 33:08.361 I already regret it. 33:08.403 --> 33:10.071 Yeah, yeah. 33:36.431 --> 33:38.015 How is he? 33:38.057 --> 33:40.853 He's stable. 33:40.894 --> 33:42.980 So, it works? 33:43.021 --> 33:44.690 It seems to. 33:44.731 --> 33:46.692 Are you okay? 33:46.733 --> 33:48.694 -Yeah. -Hey, Tom. 33:52.447 --> 33:55.283 Looks like he's gonna be okay. 33:55.325 --> 33:57.243 I'm praying. 33:58.578 --> 34:00.706 Keep an eye on him while I step out? 34:00.747 --> 34:03.583 Of course. 34:03.625 --> 34:06.252 Why don't you sit down, let me take a look at you? 34:08.045 --> 34:09.798 How did it go? 34:12.759 --> 34:15.053 Hal's okay. 34:15.094 --> 34:17.764 But they captured Karen. 34:17.806 --> 34:19.474 Oh, no. 34:19.516 --> 34:20.976 Lord. 34:21.018 --> 34:22.394 How's he taking it? 34:24.771 --> 34:26.815 He blames himself. 34:29.776 --> 34:32.445 -I'm so sorry. -Yeah. 34:32.487 --> 34:33.739 Now we know, right? 34:33.780 --> 34:36.575 I mean, now we know... 34:36.616 --> 34:37.910 That we can take these things off 34:37.951 --> 34:41.371 and it doesn't have to kill them, right? 34:41.413 --> 34:43.248 Harris knows what he's doing? 34:45.083 --> 34:48.211 Yeah. He's great. 34:48.253 --> 34:50.630 Got any idea where I can find him? 34:59.264 --> 35:00.724 Ah. 35:00.766 --> 35:02.392 I... 35:02.434 --> 35:05.186 -I got some scotch. -(SKITTER GROWLING) 35:07.397 --> 35:09.315 How's the prisoner? 35:09.357 --> 35:10.943 Eh, too soon to tell. 35:10.984 --> 35:12.652 Uh... 35:12.694 --> 35:14.487 Porter wants me to stick around a little while longer 35:14.529 --> 35:19.367 and make a fuller study of our conquerors. 35:21.286 --> 35:22.537 Is that what he called them? 35:22.579 --> 35:24.623 No, that's my word. 35:26.165 --> 35:27.584 We're not conquered. 35:28.835 --> 35:30.169 Unless we give up. 35:30.211 --> 35:32.672 (GROWLING WEAKLY) 35:32.714 --> 35:35.550 Uh, I got too much respect for your intelligence, Tom, 35:35.592 --> 35:41.056 to, uh, take that little display of human vanity seriously. 35:41.098 --> 35:44.476 Well, maybe I'm not as intelligent as you think I am. 35:44.517 --> 35:48.521 You know, there are people who actually believe 35:48.563 --> 35:52.734 that surviving the first wave of the invasion 35:52.776 --> 35:56.989 proves that they're the best of mankind. 35:57.030 --> 35:58.490 (SKITTER GROWLING SOFTLY) 35:58.531 --> 36:00.617 Obviously you don't agree? 36:00.659 --> 36:02.410 Well... 36:02.452 --> 36:05.246 Those people who ran away 36:05.288 --> 36:07.415 or found the deepest holes to hide in, 36:07.457 --> 36:09.751 they're the survivors. 36:09.793 --> 36:11.628 You find something ennobling in that, 36:11.670 --> 36:14.172 I'd love to hear about it. 36:14.213 --> 36:17.092 Is that how you survived? 36:17.134 --> 36:18.969 Running away? 36:19.011 --> 36:20.470 Hiding? 36:21.680 --> 36:24.474 What do you mean? 36:24.516 --> 36:25.809 The morning of the attack, 36:25.851 --> 36:27.185 when you and Rebecca got caught outside, 36:27.226 --> 36:30.981 you ran away and you hid, 36:31.023 --> 36:33.566 and you left her to save yourself. 36:35.652 --> 36:37.904 I mean, I... Look. 36:37.946 --> 36:40.406 She was not with me the morning of the attack. 36:40.448 --> 36:41.449 I told you that. 36:41.491 --> 36:43.284 I know what you told me. 36:44.744 --> 36:46.163 But when I found her... 36:48.123 --> 36:51.334 She was still holding on to the duffel bag 36:51.376 --> 36:53.211 full of provisions that you guys had collected, 36:53.252 --> 36:56.631 and it was much too heavy for her to carry by herself. 36:56.673 --> 36:58.424 And that's how I know you were with her 36:58.466 --> 36:59.885 when the attack started. 36:59.926 --> 37:03.180 Look, Tom... 37:03.221 --> 37:04.514 Please. 37:04.556 --> 37:06.933 It... It... It wasn't premeditated. 37:06.975 --> 37:10.436 It was... A split-second decision. 37:10.478 --> 37:12.230 And I... I guess I thought... 37:12.271 --> 37:14.524 What? What? 37:14.566 --> 37:16.902 Well, I guess I thought that my... 37:16.943 --> 37:19.154 The community needed my medical skills. 37:19.196 --> 37:21.865 (GROANING) 37:21.907 --> 37:24.325 Oh... Man. 37:25.577 --> 37:27.662 (GROANS) 37:27.704 --> 37:30.082 Well... 37:30.123 --> 37:31.917 Guess you had to do that, huh? 37:31.958 --> 37:33.752 You guessed right. 37:33.793 --> 37:37.463 (GRUNTING) 37:37.505 --> 37:41.093 Well, I understand 37:41.134 --> 37:42.510 how guilty you must feel 37:42.552 --> 37:44.137 'cause of what happened to her. 37:46.056 --> 37:47.473 What are you talking about? 37:47.515 --> 37:50.685 Well, it was your morning, Tom, wasn't it? 37:52.311 --> 37:55.148 Rebecca told me that you were supposed to go out there 37:55.190 --> 37:58.985 looking for food with me that morning. 37:59.027 --> 38:01.487 But she knew how exhausted you were, 38:01.529 --> 38:05.117 and she couldn't bring herself to wake you up. 38:06.826 --> 38:09.662 She really loved you, Tom. 38:09.704 --> 38:11.414 But it should have been you out there 38:11.456 --> 38:13.250 the morning of the attack, and not Rebecca. 38:13.290 --> 38:15.794 You're as responsible for her death as I am, 38:15.835 --> 38:17.629 maybe more. 38:17.670 --> 38:20.548 And because I'm alive, 38:20.590 --> 38:24.594 you've got a chance to get that harness off your son. 38:24.636 --> 38:28.473 Rebecca's death may save Ben's life. 38:37.440 --> 38:39.234 The Skitters won't win. 38:41.945 --> 38:43.822 Well, we'll see. 38:46.992 --> 38:48.701 And no matter how each of us survived, 38:48.743 --> 38:52.164 maybe we owe it to those who didn't... 38:52.205 --> 38:55.125 To become the best of mankind. 40:16.622 --> 40:18.708 (GROWLING) he best of mankind.