WEBVTT 00:01.543 --> 00:02.461 (GROWLS) 00:02.503 --> 00:03.796 WEAVER: Keep everyone back. 00:03.838 --> 00:05.130 Never were much to look at. 00:05.172 --> 00:06.465 Oh, to us maybe. 00:06.507 --> 00:09.050 For all we know, this one's a prime specimen, 00:09.092 --> 00:11.010 the Brad Pitt of Skitter World. 00:11.052 --> 00:14.014 Porter says we have to try to communicate with this thing. 00:14.055 --> 00:16.391 Figure out how it thinks, we can figure out how to beat it. 00:16.433 --> 00:17.601 WEAVER: You actually think 00:17.643 --> 00:19.227 you'll figure a way to talk to it? 00:19.269 --> 00:21.563 I get it in a controlled environment, give it a shot. 00:21.605 --> 00:24.900 A lot depends on what it's got underneath the hood. 00:24.942 --> 00:27.319 I wouldn't underestimate them. 00:27.361 --> 00:28.821 See the eyes? 00:28.863 --> 00:31.072 It's studying us as much as we're studying them. 00:31.114 --> 00:32.574 I mean, even if he wanted to chat, 00:32.616 --> 00:35.452 vocalizations could extend above or below 00:35.494 --> 00:36.787 the range of human hearing. 00:36.829 --> 00:38.079 I mean, for all we know, 00:38.121 --> 00:40.582 he could be cussing us out right now. 00:40.624 --> 00:42.459 I can almost guarantee it. 00:42.501 --> 00:44.043 -(GROWLS) -(GRUNTS) 00:44.085 --> 00:45.629 WEAVER: Get that damn thing in the cage! 00:45.671 --> 00:48.298 All right, get that thing in the cage! Get him in! 00:48.340 --> 00:50.091 (SCREECHING) 00:50.133 --> 00:51.552 Get him in there! 00:51.593 --> 00:55.723 -Get him in there! -(SCREECHING) 00:58.934 --> 01:00.101 (HISSING) 01:00.143 --> 01:01.687 Yeah. 01:01.729 --> 01:03.355 (HISSES) 01:03.397 --> 01:05.733 I remember you, too. 01:22.917 --> 01:26.127 Well, uh, it seems to have settled for now. 01:26.169 --> 01:28.923 Might want to keep your distance. 01:28.964 --> 01:30.799 I might. 01:34.595 --> 01:38.265 Time for our patient's morning fix. 01:38.306 --> 01:41.309 Meet me in the command post in five. 01:52.362 --> 01:54.823 POPE: This bike shop, right? Anyway, she calls me up. 01:54.865 --> 01:57.076 She's like, "Hey, Johnny, you want a new ride?" I'm like... 01:57.116 --> 01:58.953 (CLEARS THROAT) Captain. 01:58.994 --> 02:02.372 Pope tells me there's a motorcycle shop near Somerville. 02:02.414 --> 02:04.124 It's well off the main highway, 02:04.165 --> 02:06.209 so there's a chance it's not picked clean. 02:06.251 --> 02:07.962 I want you to take a team, check it out. 02:08.003 --> 02:09.212 Wait, what? 02:09.254 --> 02:10.881 You're sending me after bikes? No. 02:10.923 --> 02:13.550 My team's ready to get Ben. Porter gave us permission. 02:13.592 --> 02:14.927 He gave you permission to rescue one kid. 02:14.969 --> 02:16.595 That kid turned out to be Rick. 02:16.637 --> 02:17.888 Doesn't change what I need to do. 02:17.930 --> 02:19.056 I understand that. 02:19.098 --> 02:20.724 I also understand that Mike's son 02:20.766 --> 02:22.476 is a work in progress and Harris is going through 02:22.517 --> 02:24.311 the last of our heavy drugs on the detox. 02:24.352 --> 02:26.187 -So we'll get more. -Yes, we will. 02:26.229 --> 02:27.940 And it will be a hell of a lot easier 02:27.982 --> 02:29.984 when we have more bikes. 02:30.025 --> 02:33.028 One objective leads to the next. 02:33.070 --> 02:38.575 First the bikes, then the drugs, then your son. 02:39.994 --> 02:41.244 All right. 02:43.122 --> 02:44.665 So, when do we leave? 02:44.706 --> 02:46.333 You don't. 02:46.374 --> 02:47.668 Pope knows where it is. 02:47.709 --> 02:49.377 He can draw me a map. 02:49.419 --> 02:52.213 If I'm doing this, I'm doing it with people I trust. 02:52.255 --> 02:53.507 It's your call, 02:53.548 --> 02:54.967 but I scored my last ride from this place. 02:55.009 --> 02:57.928 I know the layout. I know the streets. 02:57.970 --> 03:00.263 And I can't draw for crap. 03:00.305 --> 03:04.059 We're down one rider since we lost Karen. 03:09.857 --> 03:13.234 I talk, you listen, and no weapon. 03:13.276 --> 03:14.695 You go unarmed. 03:14.736 --> 03:18.157 Unarmed? What am I, Canadian? (LAUGHS) 03:19.282 --> 03:21.451 -Good luck. -Thank you. 03:28.375 --> 03:29.793 ANNE: No congestion. 03:29.835 --> 03:32.211 His lungs are completely clear. 03:32.253 --> 03:33.964 I know this is gonna sound weird, 03:34.006 --> 03:36.717 but are you sure Rick had cystic fibrosis? 03:36.758 --> 03:39.636 "Five specialists in three states" sure. 03:39.678 --> 03:42.848 Before the invasion, he could barely breathe. 03:42.890 --> 03:45.559 I had to put him on a nebulizer twice a day 03:45.600 --> 03:47.227 just to clear his lungs. 03:47.268 --> 03:49.063 Why? 03:49.104 --> 03:50.564 I'm no expert, 03:50.605 --> 03:53.358 but full remission like this is extremely rare. 03:53.400 --> 03:54.902 Meaning what? 03:54.943 --> 03:58.446 That thing that he had on his back cured him? 03:58.488 --> 04:00.407 I don't know. 04:00.448 --> 04:01.950 (KNOCK ON DOOR) 04:06.788 --> 04:09.083 When's he gonna wake up? 04:09.124 --> 04:13.128 Dr Harris said later today. 04:21.469 --> 04:23.222 TOM: How is Rick? 04:23.263 --> 04:24.806 We're weaning him off opiates. 04:24.848 --> 04:26.808 24 hours and we should know if we have him back. 04:26.850 --> 04:28.643 Look, I totally understand if you're holding back with Mike, 04:28.685 --> 04:30.395 but I really want to know everything. 04:30.437 --> 04:31.813 So how dangerous is this? 04:31.855 --> 04:33.523 As surgery? Not very. 04:33.565 --> 04:36.193 As long as we have enough drugs to counteract the harness, 04:36.235 --> 04:38.987 it's basically cutting steel. 04:39.029 --> 04:41.240 I'm sorry you couldn't get Ben. 04:41.281 --> 04:44.284 I know Mike is torn up about what happened. 04:44.325 --> 04:47.662 Yeah, well, it's just a man trying to save his son. 04:47.704 --> 04:49.748 So this morning's attitude was for Harris. 04:49.790 --> 04:52.292 I noticed he couldn't get away from you fast enough. 04:52.333 --> 04:54.753 I appreciate your concern over my state of mind. 04:54.795 --> 04:56.296 I am your doctor. 04:56.337 --> 04:59.591 I, uh... 04:59.633 --> 05:01.551 Harris told me that he saw my wife die, 05:01.593 --> 05:04.471 and it's hard for me to look at him and not remember that. 05:04.512 --> 05:06.265 Oh, God. 05:06.306 --> 05:08.308 I'm sorry. 05:08.349 --> 05:12.104 At least she was with a friend. 05:14.898 --> 05:16.233 Yeah. 05:16.275 --> 05:19.111 Um, I got to go. 05:22.114 --> 05:23.949 (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 05:23.991 --> 05:25.117 Sir, they're back. 05:25.159 --> 05:26.868 You were due back two hours ago. 05:26.910 --> 05:29.163 Recon takes longer when you're on foot. 05:29.204 --> 05:31.248 The transportation issue's being addressed. 05:31.290 --> 05:32.833 What's your report? 05:32.874 --> 05:34.168 I saw some harness kids 05:34.209 --> 05:36.544 being led into that hospital off of route 2. 05:36.586 --> 05:38.213 Same hospital you saw before? 05:38.255 --> 05:40.841 Yeah, looks like they're still using it as a home base. 05:40.882 --> 05:43.927 And one of your fighter jocks thought they saw Mason's kid. 05:43.969 --> 05:45.428 Any sign of Karen? 05:45.470 --> 05:46.638 Didn't see her. 05:46.680 --> 05:47.889 Right. Dismissed. 05:47.931 --> 05:50.184 Captain, I don't mind taking orders, 05:50.225 --> 05:51.810 but I'd appreciate it 05:51.852 --> 05:53.645 if you'd tell your fighters I'm not the enemy. 05:53.687 --> 05:56.898 You had them keeping tabs on me, didn't you? 05:58.233 --> 05:59.693 I did. 05:59.734 --> 06:01.153 You were found with Pope. 06:01.195 --> 06:03.362 I was in his vicinity. 06:03.404 --> 06:04.865 I wasn't with him. 06:04.906 --> 06:06.200 If it weren't for me, 06:06.241 --> 06:09.077 you wouldn't have a second-in-command. 06:09.119 --> 06:12.289 Those convicts trusted you with a gun. 06:12.331 --> 06:13.790 That whole time you were with them, 06:13.832 --> 06:15.667 you never thought about using it before? 06:17.878 --> 06:20.839 Yeah, every second of every day. 06:20.881 --> 06:24.134 On myself at first. 06:24.176 --> 06:25.844 And then on them. 06:26.803 --> 06:28.930 What about now? 06:30.224 --> 06:33.227 I'm just taking it a day at a time. 06:44.529 --> 06:46.865 -All right? -Yep. 06:46.907 --> 06:49.368 -We ready? -Ready. 06:49.408 --> 06:51.286 MATT: Dad. 06:51.328 --> 06:53.080 Matt, what are you doing here? You should be in class. 06:53.121 --> 06:54.581 I ditched when I heard you were leaving. 06:54.622 --> 06:55.874 -I want to come with you. -(SIGHS) 06:55.916 --> 06:57.084 Sorry, shrimp. 06:57.125 --> 06:59.586 You got to be that tall to ride. 06:59.627 --> 07:00.921 But I mean it. I want to help. 07:00.962 --> 07:02.463 You are helping by going to class, 07:02.505 --> 07:04.341 keeping an eye on things while Hal and I are gone. 07:04.383 --> 07:05.842 But I can fight, too. 07:05.884 --> 07:07.010 Some of the other kids are learning 07:07.052 --> 07:08.178 how to load guns, even shoot. 07:08.220 --> 07:09.763 Well, that's the other kids. 07:09.804 --> 07:11.348 -But, Dad... -Matt, I said no. 07:11.390 --> 07:13.600 We'll be back soon. Go on. Go back to class. 07:13.641 --> 07:15.310 Scott, will you take him? 07:15.352 --> 07:16.978 Yeah, come on. Come on, Matt. 07:17.020 --> 07:19.647 You're not doing your boy any favours, you know. 07:19.689 --> 07:21.316 Skitters come knocking, 07:21.358 --> 07:24.069 the kid should at least have the chance to defend himself. 07:24.111 --> 07:26.280 If I want any parenting advice from an ex-con, 07:26.321 --> 07:27.822 I'll ask for it. 07:30.951 --> 07:33.995 You know, Pope's got a point. 07:34.037 --> 07:36.831 Matt deserves a childhood. 07:36.873 --> 07:39.500 One day, when you have kids, you'll understand. 07:39.542 --> 07:41.128 Me? Kids? 07:41.169 --> 07:43.630 Dream on. 07:43.671 --> 07:46.174 I will. 07:56.977 --> 07:58.437 TOM: How much farther? 07:58.477 --> 08:01.231 Half a mile or so. 08:03.984 --> 08:06.111 What the hell you grinning about? 08:06.153 --> 08:08.155 I'm just enjoying the air. 08:08.196 --> 08:10.949 Didn't mean to piss off the company gangbanger. 08:10.991 --> 08:13.118 Black man with a gun, that's your default? 08:13.160 --> 08:16.496 (CHUCKLES) I just call them as I see them. 08:16.537 --> 08:18.290 So, what were you? 08:18.332 --> 08:21.460 Blood? Crips? Slytherin? 08:21.501 --> 08:22.877 Actually, Mr Pope, 08:22.919 --> 08:25.797 I was part of the biggest gang in the world. 08:25.839 --> 08:27.341 I was Boston P.D. 08:27.382 --> 08:29.259 Thought I smelled a little ham. 08:29.301 --> 08:30.635 You know what? 08:30.677 --> 08:32.471 You know, you laugh that up, convict. Okay? 08:32.511 --> 08:35.556 Because one of these days when we don't need you anymore, 08:35.598 --> 08:37.434 me and you, we're gonna have a little talk 08:37.476 --> 08:40.145 about my friend Click. 08:40.187 --> 08:41.980 (BIRD SQUAWKS) 08:42.022 --> 08:43.690 You're being awfully quiet. 08:43.731 --> 08:46.276 I got nothing to talk about. 08:46.318 --> 08:48.028 Well, if you want to talk... 08:48.069 --> 08:51.739 Look, Dad, I just got some things to think about, okay? 08:51.781 --> 08:53.367 But thank you. 08:56.370 --> 08:59.498 This thing with Karen, it must be rough. 08:59.539 --> 09:02.292 Oh, it's gonna be rough for a while. 09:02.334 --> 09:05.212 When you see him like this, like a soldier, 09:05.253 --> 09:08.507 it's easy to forget that he's only 16. 09:08.548 --> 09:09.924 He's holding it all in. 09:09.966 --> 09:11.759 Well, he's his mother's son. 09:11.801 --> 09:14.929 With me, it was always kind of like talking to a brick wall, 09:14.971 --> 09:16.348 but Rebecca... 09:16.390 --> 09:18.308 She kind of always knew the right thing to say. 09:18.350 --> 09:19.559 Yeah. 09:19.600 --> 09:21.644 Time like this, I miss her a lot. 09:21.686 --> 09:24.189 What do you think she would have told him? 09:24.231 --> 09:27.734 I don't know, but it would have been perfect. 09:27.775 --> 09:28.943 Maybe I'm lucky. 09:28.985 --> 09:31.738 I didn't have anyone when they hit. 09:31.779 --> 09:35.574 I see you worry about them... Hal, Matt. 09:35.616 --> 09:37.077 Wouldn't want that. 09:37.118 --> 09:40.330 Oh, I worried about them before the invasion, too. 09:40.372 --> 09:42.165 Trust me... Hal with a set of car keys 09:42.207 --> 09:44.876 is just as frightening as a Mech. 09:44.918 --> 09:47.879 Same worries, higher stakes. 09:47.921 --> 09:50.549 Hey, come on, guys. Let's hurry it up! 09:50.589 --> 09:54.593 Sooner we get those bikes, sooner we can go after Ben. 10:14.489 --> 10:16.199 W-what are you doing? 10:16.241 --> 10:19.953 Um, saying a prayer for the missing. 10:19.994 --> 10:22.163 It's just something I like to do. 10:22.205 --> 10:25.375 You think it helps them? 10:25.417 --> 10:26.585 It helps me. 10:26.626 --> 10:28.545 You don't know any of these people. 10:28.587 --> 10:30.422 You're not even from Boston. 10:30.464 --> 10:32.424 I heard you talking to Hal one night 10:32.466 --> 10:34.134 about how you grew up in Mexico City. 10:34.175 --> 10:37.387 Well, my mom and dad bought a house here when I was 10, 10:37.429 --> 10:40.348 and my dad would go back and forth for business 10:40.390 --> 10:43.143 while I went to school. 10:43.184 --> 10:46.771 I was freshman pre-med at Wellesley when they attacked. 10:46.813 --> 10:49.274 (CHUCKLES) Wellesley's not in Boston. 10:49.316 --> 10:50.484 It's in Wellesley. 10:50.525 --> 10:51.901 (LAUGHS) 10:51.943 --> 10:54.862 Okay, 617 snob, my parents' house was in J.P. 10:54.904 --> 10:57.407 Is that Boston enough for you? 10:57.449 --> 10:59.826 W-what part of J.P.? 11:02.703 --> 11:05.790 The part where people lost their faith. 11:12.671 --> 11:14.673 (GROWLS) 11:14.715 --> 11:18.553 Earth. This planet. 11:18.595 --> 11:20.514 HARRIS: So, this is your game plan? 11:20.555 --> 11:22.098 Our planet. 11:22.140 --> 11:25.768 Show it pictures, hope it says the word in Skitterese? 11:25.810 --> 11:28.229 Our galaxy. 11:28.271 --> 11:30.731 Stars. 11:30.773 --> 11:32.691 Outer space. 11:32.733 --> 11:35.403 Well, you know, if that doesn't work, 11:35.445 --> 11:37.696 you can try exchanging recipes. 11:37.738 --> 11:41.784 No curiosity, no fear, no remorse. 11:41.826 --> 11:45.997 Maybe that's why it's so easy for them to kill us. 11:46.039 --> 11:47.874 Believe what you want. 11:47.915 --> 11:50.751 But I think it's scared out of its mind. 11:50.793 --> 11:55.798 I wonder what it sees when it's looking at us. 11:55.840 --> 11:58.343 Are we as hideous to it? 11:58.385 --> 11:59.469 As strange? 11:59.511 --> 12:02.305 Yeah, that's a good question. 12:02.347 --> 12:04.224 I got an idea. 12:05.642 --> 12:07.561 (SCREECHES) 12:15.276 --> 12:17.195 This the radio you wanted to show me? 12:17.237 --> 12:18.946 Oh, yeah. 12:18.988 --> 12:22.367 Yeah, made it out of an old fallout-shelter survival kit 12:22.409 --> 12:24.035 I found it in the basement. 12:24.077 --> 12:25.495 Doesn't need a battery? 12:25.537 --> 12:27.830 No, you just crank up the handle to power it up. 12:27.872 --> 12:29.666 You could listen to the Red Sox game. 12:29.708 --> 12:32.126 The other regiments will be working on their radios. 12:32.168 --> 12:33.253 We need to monitor the frequencies, 12:33.294 --> 12:35.046 see if they're up and running. 12:35.088 --> 12:37.257 But I don't want it to take you away from making explosives. 12:37.298 --> 12:38.883 That's what I was thinking, 12:38.925 --> 12:43.388 which is why I brought along a very capable volunteer. 12:43.430 --> 12:44.681 Come on. 12:44.723 --> 12:47.601 See, all he has to do is wind the handle 12:47.642 --> 12:49.561 and slowly turn the dial. 12:49.603 --> 12:54.065 He's looking for something to do. 12:54.107 --> 12:55.983 Right. 12:56.025 --> 12:57.818 (LAUGHS) 12:57.860 --> 12:59.778 Guess what. 12:59.820 --> 13:03.199 I just made you the communications officer. 13:03.241 --> 13:04.492 Cool. 13:09.372 --> 13:12.584 We need to stay inside the tree line. 13:12.626 --> 13:13.627 Pope! 13:13.668 --> 13:15.128 I knew I smelled something. 13:15.169 --> 13:16.837 Shh. 13:18.131 --> 13:21.259 Skitters. 13:26.514 --> 13:29.016 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Shh, shh. 13:29.058 --> 13:31.311 You'll wake 'em. 13:41.780 --> 13:45.450 HAL: So, they fly across the universe, wipe out mankind 13:45.492 --> 13:47.285 and they sleep like bats. 13:47.327 --> 13:48.827 At least they're sleeping 13:48.869 --> 13:51.289 and not having Skitter group sex. 13:53.458 --> 13:55.543 I didn't think they slept during the day at all. 13:55.585 --> 13:56.919 They're not nocturnal. 13:56.961 --> 13:58.505 I'm guessing they catch a pile of shut-eye 13:58.546 --> 14:00.173 whenever and wherever they can. 14:00.214 --> 14:01.716 Just like soldiers anywhere. 14:01.758 --> 14:03.176 (RUSTLING) 14:06.387 --> 14:08.515 Mechs... North and south. 14:08.556 --> 14:09.724 Active? 14:09.766 --> 14:11.434 Sleep mode. 14:12.686 --> 14:14.771 What the hell are you waiting for? 14:14.813 --> 14:15.980 Let's hose 'em! 14:16.022 --> 14:17.357 As much as I love to kill Skitters, 14:17.398 --> 14:18.650 as soon as we open up on them, 14:18.692 --> 14:21.444 those Mechs are gonna open up on us. 14:21.486 --> 14:23.488 Engaging them is not the mission. 14:23.530 --> 14:24.989 Let's go. 14:26.366 --> 14:28.827 They're like fish in a barrel. 14:28.867 --> 14:30.829 Can we get around them? 14:30.870 --> 14:33.039 Stick to the trees, go past, double back. 14:33.080 --> 14:35.041 Only adds a half mile. 14:39.212 --> 14:41.589 -Water? -(CHITTERS) 14:41.631 --> 14:44.759 Are you thirsty? Want some water? 15:00.734 --> 15:02.569 (GROWLS) 15:02.610 --> 15:04.571 It's okay. 15:15.289 --> 15:16.791 (CHITTERS) 15:16.833 --> 15:20.211 Get your damn hand out of there. 15:20.253 --> 15:21.880 -What are you doing? -I thought we might 15:21.920 --> 15:23.715 try to provoke it with a little visual stimuli. 15:23.757 --> 15:25.383 Hey, Chief. 15:25.425 --> 15:27.926 You remember that Skitter that Pope and his boys killed. 15:27.968 --> 15:30.513 Watch this. Remember this guy? 15:30.555 --> 15:33.600 (GROWLING, SCREECHING) 15:33.641 --> 15:34.893 (STATIC CRACKLING) 15:34.934 --> 15:36.143 What was that? 15:36.185 --> 15:37.937 Static. 15:37.978 --> 15:40.565 I know. 15:40.607 --> 15:42.983 It wasn't there a moment ago. 15:43.025 --> 15:45.986 (GROWLING, SCREECHING CONTINUES) 15:48.531 --> 15:50.784 Lock! Go! 15:56.372 --> 15:58.165 Want a friend? 15:58.207 --> 15:59.751 Get a dog. 16:03.838 --> 16:05.673 (SNORTS) 16:05.715 --> 16:08.342 (HISSES) 16:08.384 --> 16:11.345 (STATIC CRACKLING) 16:11.387 --> 16:13.139 May we be truly thankful. 16:13.180 --> 16:16.768 In the name of the Father, of the Son, the Holy Spirit. 16:19.145 --> 16:20.521 What? 16:20.563 --> 16:24.066 You're lucky you still believe in something. 16:27.654 --> 16:30.030 Did I hear right? 16:30.072 --> 16:32.784 Mason and his crew are taking Pope on this motorcycle raid? 16:32.826 --> 16:34.828 You got a problem with that? 16:34.869 --> 16:37.956 No, I don't. But they will. 16:42.126 --> 16:45.129 This place didn't get hit like they did down... 16:45.171 --> 16:46.464 Watch out there... 16:46.506 --> 16:47.799 Didn't get hit like they did downtown, 16:47.841 --> 16:49.467 but the, uh, the cooties... 16:49.509 --> 16:51.427 I tell you, they sure as hell made their presence known. 16:51.469 --> 16:54.138 Actually, I scored one of my first rides from this place. 16:58.434 --> 17:00.687 All right, let's check the tanks. 17:00.728 --> 17:02.313 Probably empty, but you never know. 17:02.355 --> 17:05.525 -Mi negra amor. -And just the off-roads. 17:05.566 --> 17:08.110 We don't need any recliners on wheels. 17:08.152 --> 17:11.698 Professor, you have no sense of style. 17:11.739 --> 17:13.783 Is that the kind of bike you bought here, Pope? 17:13.825 --> 17:15.493 Oh, I never bought a bike here. 17:15.535 --> 17:17.036 I said I got a bike here. 17:17.077 --> 17:18.663 I sure as hell didn't buy it. 17:18.705 --> 17:20.247 Hell, I didn't even need it. 17:20.289 --> 17:22.583 Was trying to impress a lady. It worked, too. 17:22.625 --> 17:25.211 Pretty proud of your criminal past, aren't you? 17:25.252 --> 17:27.171 I was good at it. 17:27.213 --> 17:29.382 They're all empty. 17:29.423 --> 17:30.800 There's a repair bay back here, 17:30.842 --> 17:32.760 couple of bikes in pieces, tanks of gas. 17:32.802 --> 17:34.136 All right, take Pope, 17:34.178 --> 17:35.805 see if you can find another empty gas can 17:35.847 --> 17:37.640 we can fill and take back with us. 17:37.682 --> 17:39.684 Let's put some gas in these things, 17:39.726 --> 17:41.519 see if we can start them up. 17:41.561 --> 17:43.813 It's Dai, right? What do they call you for short? 17:43.855 --> 17:46.024 If there's anything else you think we could use back there, 17:46.065 --> 17:47.441 grab it. 17:58.703 --> 18:01.581 Well, this is gonna suck. 18:07.754 --> 18:10.506 Karen would have loved this. 18:13.384 --> 18:15.678 What would Karen have loved? 18:15.720 --> 18:18.932 She's no girly girl, at least not since we knew her, 18:18.973 --> 18:21.392 probably never was, but... 18:21.434 --> 18:24.311 She'd have taken this. 18:24.353 --> 18:26.981 We can leave an I.O.U. 18:27.023 --> 18:30.234 Nah. 18:30.276 --> 18:32.987 We're not giving up on her. 18:33.029 --> 18:34.488 Oh, I know. 18:34.530 --> 18:39.077 I just... Can't help think about what's happened. 18:43.247 --> 18:45.625 Well, I don't think Karen would want you to blame yourself. 18:45.666 --> 18:47.167 She's a high-school senior, Dad. 18:47.209 --> 18:48.795 She's not a soldier. 18:48.836 --> 18:51.171 She should have never even been put in that situation. 18:51.213 --> 18:53.883 Well, we all wish that had gone differently. 18:53.925 --> 18:56.469 Listen, Karen knew how dangerous it was, 18:56.510 --> 18:58.137 and she came anyway 18:58.178 --> 19:00.974 because she knew how much getting Ben back means to us. 19:01.015 --> 19:02.182 So, that's it? 19:02.224 --> 19:04.184 We should move on? 19:06.729 --> 19:08.982 I think... 19:09.023 --> 19:12.276 Your mom might have said to... 19:12.318 --> 19:17.197 Hold on to the memory and let the rest of it go. 19:17.239 --> 19:19.784 Actually, she would have said "suck it up." 19:19.826 --> 19:21.159 Really? 19:21.201 --> 19:23.329 And I'm sorry, 19:23.370 --> 19:26.666 but if that was your attempt at parental advice, 19:26.707 --> 19:28.375 that was pretty lame. 19:28.417 --> 19:31.004 She was always better at that than me. 19:31.045 --> 19:33.506 (LAUGHS) Yeah, she was. 19:35.424 --> 19:36.968 Come on. 19:37.010 --> 19:39.345 Let's go see if we can help Anthony with those bikes. 19:45.559 --> 19:46.936 You can't cut into it. 19:46.978 --> 19:48.312 It's a living creature. 19:48.354 --> 19:50.564 It's a Skitter. It's not a human being. 19:50.606 --> 19:52.108 At most, it's vivisection. 19:52.150 --> 19:54.193 You can't tell me you got a problem with vivisection 19:54.234 --> 19:55.862 or you never would have made it through med school. 19:55.903 --> 19:57.571 Our job is to communicate with it, 19:57.613 --> 19:58.823 not just make it scream. 19:58.865 --> 20:00.950 How's Pumpkinhead doing with his ABCs? 20:00.992 --> 20:03.744 If there's a way that we can figure out what it wants 20:03.786 --> 20:05.287 and learn about our enemy... 20:05.329 --> 20:07.373 We know what it wants. It wants to exterminate us! 20:07.414 --> 20:09.125 Look, they killed my family. 20:09.167 --> 20:10.668 I would like nothing more 20:10.710 --> 20:13.129 than to take an axe and cut that thing's head off. 20:13.171 --> 20:15.214 But Porter's orders were clear. 20:15.255 --> 20:16.883 We need to attempt communication. 20:16.924 --> 20:18.342 I believe he's right. 20:18.384 --> 20:21.428 That's a very noble speech. That's very noble. 20:21.470 --> 20:23.014 But it's my call. 20:23.056 --> 20:26.642 I'm not gonna be second-guessed by a paediatrician. 20:29.395 --> 20:31.522 (GROWLS) 20:51.167 --> 20:53.711 Ricky? 20:56.881 --> 20:58.925 Ricky? 21:04.972 --> 21:06.766 Who are you? 21:06.807 --> 21:08.184 (CHUCKLES) 21:08.226 --> 21:10.144 It's me. It's Dad. 21:10.186 --> 21:12.688 Who are you? 21:12.730 --> 21:15.566 I'm... 21:15.608 --> 21:17.735 I'm your father. 21:23.323 --> 21:25.367 (CHITTERS, SCREECHES) 21:25.409 --> 21:28.621 Father? 21:37.880 --> 21:39.673 Father. 22:07.660 --> 22:10.288 (HISSES) 22:13.291 --> 22:15.709 So... 22:15.751 --> 22:17.128 That boy in there... 22:17.170 --> 22:19.630 He's my son. 22:19.672 --> 22:21.966 He's everything to me. 22:22.008 --> 22:24.468 The only thing that kept me going. 22:27.263 --> 22:31.225 And when he woke up just now, he didn't know me. 22:33.311 --> 22:35.646 But he's here, 22:35.688 --> 22:38.482 and he's healthy, 22:38.524 --> 22:40.776 probably because of the harness you put on him. 22:40.818 --> 22:42.653 (CHITTERS) 22:42.695 --> 22:46.157 That's why you get this chance 22:46.199 --> 22:49.576 to live or not. 22:49.618 --> 22:51.620 (GROWLS) 22:53.206 --> 22:54.456 Hi. 22:54.498 --> 22:57.584 Hey, Annie. 22:57.626 --> 22:58.919 You guys hungry? 22:58.961 --> 23:00.462 Is something wrong? 23:00.504 --> 23:02.840 You usually only seek me out 23:02.882 --> 23:05.092 when you need advice on a personal problem. 23:05.134 --> 23:08.137 -I've been busy. -You've been hiding. 23:09.972 --> 23:11.974 Annie, sweetheart, you can keep pretending 23:12.016 --> 23:13.226 that everything's all right, 23:13.267 --> 23:15.186 but after what you've been through... 23:18.939 --> 23:20.566 MIKE: You're alive right now 23:20.607 --> 23:21.984 because they want to know 23:22.026 --> 23:24.111 if you're capable of communicating with us. 23:24.153 --> 23:27.447 I want you to talk to me. 23:29.575 --> 23:31.535 Explain yourself. 23:33.829 --> 23:37.250 We're gonna start simple. 23:44.257 --> 23:47.051 All you got to do is point one of your fingers 23:47.093 --> 23:50.637 at any picture here and make a sound. 23:50.679 --> 23:52.598 (HISSES) 23:54.100 --> 23:55.768 How did you find our planet? 23:55.809 --> 23:58.020 What made you decide to attack us? 24:07.487 --> 24:09.740 (SCREECHES) 24:20.918 --> 24:24.713 So, maybe you didn't understand me. 24:30.928 --> 24:34.598 Or you need some motivation. 24:34.640 --> 24:36.142 (STATIC CRACKLES) 24:36.183 --> 24:38.852 I didn't... I didn't touch it. 24:40.980 --> 24:43.399 It's nice to hear static again. 24:43.441 --> 24:46.444 Yeah, we've been hearing these short bursts 24:46.484 --> 24:48.195 every now and then, but... 24:48.237 --> 24:50.739 This low wash just... 24:50.781 --> 24:52.116 Just happened a minute ago. 24:52.158 --> 24:55.328 What's causing it? 24:55.369 --> 24:58.664 I haven't the faintest idea. 24:58.705 --> 25:00.374 I'm not gonna shoot you. 25:00.416 --> 25:03.210 Now we're getting somewhere. 25:03.252 --> 25:08.341 Point at a picture and make a sound. 25:09.258 --> 25:10.592 Don't you look at my son! 25:10.634 --> 25:11.593 (HISSES) 25:11.635 --> 25:12.761 You look at the pictures 25:12.803 --> 25:13.971 and make a sound. 25:14.013 --> 25:16.640 (SCREECHES) 25:16.682 --> 25:18.225 (COCKS GUN) 25:18.267 --> 25:19.685 Point and speak. 25:19.726 --> 25:21.270 -I said speak! -(SCREECHES) 25:21.312 --> 25:23.689 (STATIC INTENSIFIES) 25:26.192 --> 25:28.110 (STATIC STOPS) 25:37.119 --> 25:39.121 MIKE: I was just trying to make it talk. 25:39.163 --> 25:41.248 By sticking a gun in its mouth? 25:41.290 --> 25:43.834 Our Skitter's breathing and heart seem fine. 25:43.876 --> 25:46.295 So why'd it just collapse? 25:46.337 --> 25:48.922 Uh, well, in dissections, I found a nerve bundle 25:48.964 --> 25:50.883 located just above the soft palate. 25:50.924 --> 25:52.718 Could be a pressure point. 25:52.759 --> 25:55.762 There's no bone to separate the brain from the soft palate, 25:55.804 --> 25:57.473 so you probably gave it a concussion. 25:57.515 --> 25:58.932 You knocked it out. 25:58.974 --> 26:01.310 -So, it's vulnerable. -Well, yeah, I suppose, 26:01.352 --> 26:03.979 but if you're close enough to put a gun in its mouth, 26:04.021 --> 26:05.689 I suggest pulling the trigger. 26:05.731 --> 26:09.527 So, this just happened five minutes ago? 26:09.567 --> 26:10.944 You wanted to see me? 26:10.986 --> 26:13.072 Dr Glass wants to go in for a treasure hunt 26:13.113 --> 26:14.656 inside the Skitter's skull. 26:14.698 --> 26:18.118 Why? Is this the Skitter that Mike attacked in the lab? 26:18.160 --> 26:21.830 No. This is the one that Pope and his boys shot. 26:21.872 --> 26:23.040 We're gonna open him up. 26:23.082 --> 26:24.542 I-I'm not sure I follow. 26:24.582 --> 26:26.293 Tell Dr Harris how you heard 26:26.335 --> 26:28.670 those loud bursts of static on your radio. 26:28.712 --> 26:31.382 Okay, well, there was, uh, one right around lunch. 26:31.424 --> 26:33.217 I remember them banging the pans. 26:33.259 --> 26:34.843 Which is the same time you brought this one in 26:34.885 --> 26:36.636 to provoke the one next door. 26:36.678 --> 26:39.348 Yeah, and the second burst... 26:39.390 --> 26:41.599 Mm... Well, you were with me. 26:41.641 --> 26:43.352 Yeah, it's the same time Mike was sticking a gun 26:43.394 --> 26:44.562 in the Skitter's mouth. 26:44.602 --> 26:45.812 She thinks the static may be caused 26:45.854 --> 26:47.064 by the Skitter's reaction. 26:47.106 --> 26:48.482 You're not saying that the Skitters 26:48.524 --> 26:49.858 have radios in their heads? 26:49.900 --> 26:52.069 Oh, yeah, that's exactly what she's saying. 26:52.111 --> 26:54.321 So what should I be looking for here? 26:54.363 --> 26:55.697 Tubes? Transistors? 26:56.865 --> 26:59.785 Subwoofer? No? 26:59.826 --> 27:01.036 (ENGINE REVVING) 27:01.078 --> 27:04.248 Oh-ho-ho-ho! 27:04.290 --> 27:08.419 Well, there's one. 27:08.461 --> 27:11.671 All right, let's see what else we can get started. 27:11.713 --> 27:15.092 This thing's drier than a nun in West Texas. 27:15.134 --> 27:17.886 You got all there is? Let's go. 27:24.226 --> 27:26.604 (ENGINE REVS) 27:26.644 --> 27:28.939 (TIRES SCREECH) 27:35.904 --> 27:37.197 What happened? 27:37.239 --> 27:40.367 I don't know. Guess he clocked me. 27:40.409 --> 27:42.953 Great. No wonder he wanted to help us with the motorcycles. 27:42.995 --> 27:44.704 He was planning on bolting the whole time. 27:44.746 --> 27:45.872 One less mouth to feed. 27:45.914 --> 27:48.083 -You all right? -Yeah, I think so. 27:50.294 --> 27:52.045 (ENGINE SHUTS OFF) 27:57.968 --> 28:00.762 Rise and shine. 28:07.269 --> 28:09.813 (EXPLOSION IN DISTANCE) 28:09.855 --> 28:11.398 That wasn't good. 28:14.527 --> 28:15.693 HAL: What is that? 28:15.735 --> 28:16.945 TOM: It looks like Pope's work. 28:16.987 --> 28:18.822 That's gonna draw some attention. 28:25.120 --> 28:27.456 (HISSES) 28:33.546 --> 28:36.549 (DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE) 29:24.388 --> 29:28.100 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 29:35.023 --> 29:37.943 (HISSES) 29:39.111 --> 29:40.571 Find anything? 29:40.613 --> 29:42.698 The corpse is too old. 29:42.740 --> 29:44.866 It was mush in there. 29:44.908 --> 29:46.744 (STATIC CRACKLING) 29:46.784 --> 29:50.789 Oh, well, there's your proof right there. 29:50.830 --> 29:52.332 Of what? 29:52.374 --> 29:54.543 What? That the Skitter and the static are unrelated. 29:54.585 --> 29:58.171 It's not being provoked, we're all in here, it's alone. 29:58.213 --> 30:00.507 I mean, unless it's out there hanging itself right now. 30:00.549 --> 30:01.883 Ricky's in there. 30:06.263 --> 30:08.348 Ricky. Rick. 30:08.390 --> 30:11.560 Ricky! Ricky! Rick... 30:11.602 --> 30:13.729 No, no, no, no! Get back! Hold him, hold him, hold him! 30:13.771 --> 30:16.898 Get that thing off of him! 30:18.525 --> 30:20.026 What do you want from us? 30:20.068 --> 30:21.487 (CHITTERS) 30:21.528 --> 30:24.364 You want to hurt me. 30:24.406 --> 30:26.784 We just want to know why you're here. 30:26.824 --> 30:28.619 What the hell does he think he's doing? 30:28.661 --> 30:31.997 He thinks he's talking to the Skitter. 30:32.038 --> 30:34.040 So, what do you want? 30:34.082 --> 30:36.418 Let me go. 30:36.460 --> 30:38.170 No, I can't do that. 30:38.211 --> 30:40.547 This child is one of ours. 30:40.589 --> 30:43.592 Not anymore. We cut off his harness. 30:43.634 --> 30:45.678 -Then I'll be punished. -MIKE: We're gonna help you. 30:45.719 --> 30:47.387 -Help me? -We're gonna help you, Ricky. 30:47.429 --> 30:49.556 Shut up. He's not your son. 30:51.099 --> 30:53.226 How can we help you? 30:55.228 --> 30:56.647 Kill me. 30:56.689 --> 30:57.856 Stop it, stop it! 30:57.897 --> 30:59.525 Ricky. 30:59.566 --> 31:01.694 (SCREECHING) 31:04.613 --> 31:07.032 (GASPING) 31:11.077 --> 31:14.039 He put the harness on. 31:14.080 --> 31:17.083 He wanted to wear it. 31:19.252 --> 31:21.547 How could he do that to himself? 31:21.588 --> 31:23.048 (SCREECHES) 31:32.850 --> 31:35.101 -Did you find Pope? -Only what he left behind. 31:35.143 --> 31:36.520 He blew up that Skitter nest. 31:36.562 --> 31:38.021 Where's your bike? 31:38.063 --> 31:40.315 I ditched it after I saw what's coming up the road. 31:40.357 --> 31:43.318 Kids, harness kids, heading our way. 31:55.247 --> 31:57.290 Oh, man. 31:59.125 --> 32:01.294 -What do we do, Dad? -Hold your fire! 32:11.346 --> 32:13.932 There must be a Skitter nearby, 32:13.973 --> 32:15.851 guiding them, giving them orders. 32:21.774 --> 32:23.901 -Aah! -Come on, come on! 32:31.157 --> 32:34.077 -You okay? -I've been better. 32:36.246 --> 32:37.873 HAL: What are we gonna do? 32:37.915 --> 32:40.626 I don't know. 32:40.667 --> 32:43.002 I know it's horrible, and I hate it, but... 32:43.044 --> 32:44.296 No! 32:44.337 --> 32:46.298 Look, man, we got to defend ourselves. 32:46.339 --> 32:47.716 We're not shooting kids! 32:47.758 --> 32:49.927 Look for the Skitter controlling them. 32:49.967 --> 32:52.220 If we stop it, maybe we can stop them. 32:55.515 --> 32:56.892 They move together. 32:56.934 --> 32:59.478 They seem to only shoot when there's a target. 33:17.746 --> 33:19.665 (GRUNTING) 33:22.960 --> 33:24.544 You all right? Still with me? 33:24.586 --> 33:25.712 Oh, yeah. 33:25.754 --> 33:29.048 (MOTORCYCLE STARTS, ENGINE REVS) 33:29.090 --> 33:32.719 -I think we found your Skitter. -(SCREECHES) 33:34.304 --> 33:35.639 (TIRES SCREECH) 33:36.765 --> 33:38.767 (SCREECHES) 33:38.809 --> 33:42.187 (ENGINE REVS) 33:42.228 --> 33:44.606 (SCREECHES) 33:47.317 --> 33:49.235 What about those kids? 33:51.237 --> 33:53.198 Next time. 34:05.669 --> 34:08.338 WEAVER: Skitters have Mechs, superior weaponry. 34:08.380 --> 34:09.840 Why do they need to arm children? 34:09.882 --> 34:11.341 Human shield. 34:11.383 --> 34:12.926 We've been doing it for thousands of years. 34:12.968 --> 34:14.594 Psychological warfare. 34:14.636 --> 34:16.638 It worked. 34:16.680 --> 34:19.391 You couldn't shoot them. No one would be able to. 34:19.432 --> 34:20.934 Well, we'll figure it out. 34:20.976 --> 34:22.268 There's a silver lining. 34:22.310 --> 34:23.603 I'm not seeing it. 34:23.645 --> 34:25.355 Well, the more that we get to know them, 34:25.397 --> 34:27.024 the more we see they're not so different from us, 34:27.106 --> 34:28.525 which means we can understand them, 34:28.567 --> 34:30.736 which means we might be able to game them back. 34:30.777 --> 34:33.071 We figure out how, we got a good shot at beating them. 34:33.112 --> 34:35.240 We're a long way from figuring that out. 34:35.281 --> 34:37.325 Well, we know a hell of a lot more about them today 34:37.367 --> 34:38.326 than we did yesterday. 34:38.368 --> 34:39.870 You know, your optimism's 34:39.912 --> 34:41.914 starting to get a little annoying. 34:41.955 --> 34:44.290 (LAUGHS) 34:44.332 --> 34:46.960 Would it help if I was a pessimist? 34:48.962 --> 34:51.048 Hey, Captain, tomorrow, 34:51.089 --> 34:53.008 I'm gonna start looking for the drugs we need 34:53.050 --> 34:55.260 for those operations, and then I'm gonna go get Ben 34:55.301 --> 34:56.970 and as many kids as I can grab. 34:58.931 --> 35:01.098 Permission granted. 35:03.142 --> 35:04.853 If mine were still out there, 35:04.895 --> 35:08.189 nothing on this Earth could keep me from going after them. 35:22.829 --> 35:24.122 (CLEARS THROAT) 35:24.163 --> 35:26.416 I didn't know you still had this. 35:26.458 --> 35:28.334 It's the last one, right? 35:28.376 --> 35:31.588 "The Deathly Hallows." Yes. 35:31.630 --> 35:34.132 We were halfway through it when the attack happened. 35:34.173 --> 35:35.717 I figured I'd hang on to it. 35:35.759 --> 35:37.844 We could finish it when we get him back. 35:37.886 --> 35:40.346 He was a huge fan. 35:40.388 --> 35:41.890 He came to me one time 35:41.932 --> 35:43.642 and told me he wished he was nearsighted 35:43.683 --> 35:45.852 so that he could have glasses like Harry. 35:45.894 --> 35:48.605 (LAUGHS) 35:48.647 --> 35:50.189 Yeah. 35:50.231 --> 35:52.442 I think we both knew that he was getting a bit old 35:52.484 --> 35:55.112 for his dad to be reading him stories. 35:55.153 --> 35:59.156 We made an exception for Harry. 35:59.198 --> 36:02.577 Think he'll be all right when we get him back? 36:02.619 --> 36:04.245 Yeah, I do. 36:07.415 --> 36:10.251 Hey, Dad... 36:10.293 --> 36:12.253 I have a feeling 36:12.295 --> 36:16.800 that Ben might be a little different now. 36:16.842 --> 36:19.011 I mean, you've seen him. 36:20.971 --> 36:26.225 Well, I've seen him with a harness on. 36:26.267 --> 36:28.185 I mean, you heard what Harris said. 36:28.227 --> 36:31.189 They're pumping drugs and God knows what else into those kids. 36:31.230 --> 36:32.774 Yeah, yeah. 36:32.816 --> 36:34.651 After we get it off of him, I'm sure he's gonna... 36:34.693 --> 36:36.736 I-I hope so. 36:36.778 --> 36:40.032 But when he took Karen, 36:40.073 --> 36:44.744 he was staring at me, and it wasn't our Ben staring back. 36:46.913 --> 36:49.499 (CLEARS THROAT) 36:49.541 --> 36:51.250 Dad. 36:53.419 --> 36:54.713 I know my son. 36:54.754 --> 36:57.590 He's stronger than you think. 36:59.342 --> 37:01.511 He's gonna be fine. 37:03.513 --> 37:06.307 Don't forget to eat, huh? 37:09.019 --> 37:11.771 (SIGHS) 37:11.813 --> 37:14.191 (DOOR CLOSES) 37:14.273 --> 37:15.859 ANNE: The good news is 37:15.901 --> 37:17.944 the radio transmissions aren't very strong. 37:17.986 --> 37:20.530 Otherwise, our Skitter would have signalled his friends, 37:20.572 --> 37:22.448 and they would have attacked us already. 37:22.490 --> 37:24.034 That is good news. 37:24.076 --> 37:27.579 Aside from that, just a quiet day at the shop, huh? 37:27.620 --> 37:29.706 Yeah, other than that. 37:29.748 --> 37:31.583 Oh, Matt got a job. 37:31.624 --> 37:32.834 A job? 37:32.876 --> 37:35.587 Uncle Scott's assistant. 37:35.628 --> 37:37.505 That's perfect. 37:37.547 --> 37:41.176 He's been needing something to do. 37:41.218 --> 37:42.510 I know. 37:42.552 --> 37:45.138 He really misses you when you're not here. 37:45.180 --> 37:47.432 We all do. 37:47.473 --> 37:50.309 (BELL RINGING) 37:50.351 --> 37:51.895 Dinnertime. 37:51.937 --> 37:53.354 What are you doing? 37:53.396 --> 37:55.565 Right now? I'm starving. 37:55.607 --> 37:57.817 Don't you dare put weight on that leg. 37:57.859 --> 37:59.527 Unh-unh-unh. I'm gonna get you a crutch. 37:59.569 --> 38:01.487 I'll meet up with you later. 38:01.529 --> 38:02.781 Okay. 38:02.822 --> 38:04.241 (SIGHS HEAVILY) 38:04.281 --> 38:06.201 What are you thinking? 38:08.870 --> 38:10.038 Hey. 38:10.080 --> 38:12.290 I hear you're scouting pharmacies. 38:12.331 --> 38:13.959 Word travels fast. 38:14.000 --> 38:16.169 Well, everything within a 20-mile radius is picked clean. 38:16.211 --> 38:18.213 Then I'll go 30. 38:18.255 --> 38:21.049 There's, uh, there's another option. 38:21.091 --> 38:22.801 Hey, Dad, check this out. 38:22.842 --> 38:24.177 Is that real bread? 38:24.219 --> 38:26.763 I haven't tasted fresh-baked bread in months. 38:26.805 --> 38:29.641 Yeah, it's a farewell gift from Pope. 38:29.682 --> 38:32.978 He's a liar and a deserter, but the son of a bitch could cook. 38:33.019 --> 38:35.730 Come on. Dad. 38:35.772 --> 38:36.940 It smells good. 38:36.982 --> 38:39.067 Hey, I heard you got a job. 38:40.401 --> 38:42.862 LOURDES: Dear God, we thank you for this meal 38:42.904 --> 38:44.864 and for this safe place we live in. 38:44.906 --> 38:48.660 We know not everyone is as lucky as we are tonight. 38:48.701 --> 38:50.203 Really think we're lucky? 38:50.245 --> 38:52.289 Yeah, I think we can still appreciate 38:52.330 --> 38:55.208 what we have in our life, even now. 39:03.883 --> 39:06.219 I'm thankful for the motorcycles 39:06.261 --> 39:07.512 and the chance we have 39:07.553 --> 39:09.722 of bringing back the people we love. 39:09.764 --> 39:14.227 And I'm grateful we found each other 39:14.269 --> 39:17.772 so we don't have to go through these times alone. 39:17.814 --> 39:20.150 Well, I'm grateful for this bread, 39:20.192 --> 39:22.194 even if it did come from Pope. 39:22.235 --> 39:25.322 How about it, Dai? Worth a trip to the chow line? 39:25.363 --> 39:27.240 Yeah, it was. 39:27.282 --> 39:30.160 Dai is high as a freaking kite. 39:30.202 --> 39:31.828 He is loving this bread. 39:31.870 --> 39:33.872 (LAUGHTER) 39:33.913 --> 39:37.458 Dai speaks about himself in the third person now? 39:37.500 --> 39:39.544 Yes, Dai does. 39:39.585 --> 39:42.421 Did you get some of that bread, Captain? 39:42.463 --> 39:44.090 I will. 39:44.132 --> 39:45.675 Oh, hey. 39:55.310 --> 39:57.312 Not bad. 39:59.314 --> 40:03.151 You should say something again. 40:04.903 --> 40:07.864 (CLEARS THROAT) 40:12.994 --> 40:17.790 Heavenly Father, for everything you've given us 40:17.832 --> 40:21.836 and especially for our connection to each other... 40:21.878 --> 40:24.714 May we be truly thankful. 40:24.756 --> 40:28.134 In the name of the Father, of the Son, 40:28.176 --> 40:31.721 and of the Holy Spirit, amen. 40:31.763 --> 40:34.307 ANNE: Amen. 40:34.349 --> 40:35.725 TOM: Amen.