WEBVTT 00:01.877 --> 00:03.963 (ENGINES REVVING) 00:17.518 --> 00:18.978 Thought you were gonna leave me in the dust 00:18.978 --> 00:20.688 -back there on that turn. -I paid attention 00:20.688 --> 00:22.815 when Pope taught me how to ride. 00:22.815 --> 00:24.316 Figured I'd have to outrun him some day. 00:24.316 --> 00:26.234 -What do you got? -Well, we're clear 00:26.234 --> 00:28.069 on the 111 all the way to the turnpike. 00:28.069 --> 00:30.029 And there's a, uh, a water tower at the corner of Hosmer. 00:30.029 --> 00:31.532 -We haven't tapped it yet. -Okay. 00:31.532 --> 00:33.116 -All right? -All right. 00:33.116 --> 00:34.702 (GRUNTS) 00:36.370 --> 00:39.039 So, are you ever gonna tell me 00:39.039 --> 00:41.041 how you knew where all these drugs were? 00:41.041 --> 00:42.918 What were you, a junior in high school? 00:42.918 --> 00:44.628 Senior. 00:44.628 --> 00:47.339 And you didn't know where the local dealer kept his stash? 00:47.339 --> 00:49.591 What'd you do in your free time? 00:49.591 --> 00:52.219 I played lacrosse. 00:52.219 --> 00:54.388 That explains a lot. 00:58.934 --> 01:03.230 Yeah, we have Percocet and, uh, Demerol. 01:03.230 --> 01:06.400 -Oxycontin. -And heroin. 01:06.400 --> 01:08.402 I don't think I've ever even seen heroin before. 01:08.402 --> 01:10.487 Looks a lot like cocaine. You learn the difference 01:10.487 --> 01:12.239 when you watch a lot of late-night cop shows, 01:12.239 --> 01:13.991 which is what I used to do when I couldn't sleep. 01:13.991 --> 01:16.618 Huh. I once had a student give a thesis 01:16.618 --> 01:19.162 on the history of the American police drama. 01:19.162 --> 01:21.874 I graded him down 'cause he didn't mention "Miami Vice." 01:21.874 --> 01:24.083 -Really? -This is amazing. 01:24.083 --> 01:26.294 Thank you. 01:26.294 --> 01:27.880 Thank you, Margaret! 01:27.880 --> 01:30.173 MARGARET: Yeah. 01:30.173 --> 01:32.593 We need to work these into a usable form. 01:32.593 --> 01:34.428 Is this all gonna be ready by tomorrow night? 01:37.014 --> 01:41.309 Look, Tom, harness removal is not my area of expertise. 01:41.309 --> 01:42.811 You should talk to Harris. 01:42.811 --> 01:45.230 He's the one that figured out this operation. 01:45.230 --> 01:48.483 I just want you to understand how risky this is. 01:48.483 --> 01:50.277 It worked on Rick. 01:50.277 --> 01:52.905 It seems to, but we're not sure yet. 01:55.449 --> 01:57.701 I just... 01:57.701 --> 02:00.370 If something was to happen to Ben... 02:00.370 --> 02:02.664 You want me to know that Ben could die. 02:02.664 --> 02:05.793 Okay. I know. 02:05.793 --> 02:07.419 Look, you're worried, I'm worried. 02:07.419 --> 02:09.504 Everybody's got to do their best. 02:09.504 --> 02:12.132 I realize you can't perform miracles. 02:15.970 --> 02:17.429 You know, the other day, I put a picture of him 02:17.429 --> 02:19.306 up on that bulletin board. 02:21.182 --> 02:23.811 All those kids are missing, but Ben... 02:24.979 --> 02:26.688 I know right where he is. 02:28.690 --> 02:30.442 I'm gonna go get him. 02:30.442 --> 02:32.569 And then we'll take it from there. 02:53.548 --> 02:55.717 We just got the report from the recon team. 02:55.717 --> 02:56.802 The other group of harnessed kids 02:56.802 --> 02:58.177 didn't come back last night. 02:58.177 --> 03:00.014 Ben's group is still there, 03:00.014 --> 03:01.431 but we don't know for how long. 03:01.431 --> 03:02.766 Drugs are ready. We want to move. 03:02.766 --> 03:04.476 Show me what you got. 03:04.476 --> 03:06.353 Okay. 03:06.353 --> 03:07.562 There's a Mech here. 03:07.562 --> 03:09.773 We rip out this window, eight go in. 03:09.773 --> 03:11.190 We assume that the noise wakes up the Skitters 03:11.190 --> 03:13.068 and draws the Mech, the Mech comes around. 03:13.068 --> 03:14.486 It gets blown up right here. 03:14.486 --> 03:16.571 Inside, we've got two men on this door 03:16.571 --> 03:18.448 facing the hallway, continuous fire 03:18.448 --> 03:20.742 once the Skitters show up. That leaves six men in the room 03:20.742 --> 03:22.452 -to kill the Skitters. -Hard to time that. 03:22.452 --> 03:24.371 Grab the kids, get them back out that window, 03:24.371 --> 03:26.040 and we disappear in the woods. 03:28.125 --> 03:29.918 Tom, in battle, 03:29.918 --> 03:31.503 the more important the objective, 03:31.503 --> 03:34.213 the easier it is to overlook flaws in the plan. 03:34.213 --> 03:36.591 Now, if the Skitters break through into the room 03:36.591 --> 03:38.677 or circle around outside to intercept you, 03:38.677 --> 03:40.220 you fail. 03:41.638 --> 03:44.016 -I can accept that risk. -It's not just your risk. 03:44.016 --> 03:45.642 It's the team's risk, and it's Ben's risk. 03:45.642 --> 03:47.268 What happens to him if the two of you 03:47.268 --> 03:49.104 get yourselves killed? Now, with your plan, 03:49.104 --> 03:51.523 the first thing that you do is you wake the Skitters up. 03:51.523 --> 03:53.067 There goes your tactical advantage. 03:53.067 --> 03:56.277 You want to keep them asleep as long as possible. 03:58.488 --> 04:00.281 Hmm. 04:00.281 --> 04:02.283 What if, um... 04:02.283 --> 04:04.786 what if we keep them asleep the whole time? 04:04.786 --> 04:07.581 'Cause, like, there's just that one Mech there during the day. 04:07.581 --> 04:09.583 So we send the recon team in, 04:09.583 --> 04:11.376 they break the lock on the back door. 04:11.376 --> 04:13.336 Then, tonight, they come in, 04:13.336 --> 04:15.338 and just one guy goes in alone. 04:15.338 --> 04:18.050 You know, he goes in, goes to Ben's room, 04:18.050 --> 04:19.843 kills the Skitter while it's asleep. 04:23.055 --> 04:24.890 Well, they're not that easy to kill, Hal. 04:25.974 --> 04:29.519 Well, you did it. Almost. 04:29.519 --> 04:32.856 Getting in and out quietly is your best bet. 04:32.856 --> 04:34.691 Probably your only bet. 04:34.691 --> 04:36.110 Figure it out. 04:43.158 --> 04:45.160 (GROWLING SOFTLY) 04:46.536 --> 04:49.372 How much water you gonna give that damn thing? 04:49.372 --> 04:51.416 Enough to keep it hydrated. 04:51.416 --> 04:53.168 MICHAEL: It's not like it would be hydrating you 04:53.168 --> 04:54.544 if you were its prisoner. 04:54.544 --> 04:56.171 I don't remember Rick being dehydrated 04:56.171 --> 04:57.589 when we got him. 04:57.589 --> 04:59.841 Well, that's true, but he did have 04:59.841 --> 05:02.636 12 metallic spikes bored into his spine 05:02.636 --> 05:04.263 and brain function at the level 05:04.263 --> 05:06.681 of a moderately sophisticated tomato. 05:06.681 --> 05:08.642 (SNARLS) 05:08.642 --> 05:11.019 (BELL RINGING) Ooh, lunchtime. 05:11.019 --> 05:12.896 Why don't you get it a nosh? 05:14.648 --> 05:17.067 I just don't think we should be keeping a Skitter here. 05:17.067 --> 05:18.193 MARGARET: Yeah, it's better in a cage 05:18.193 --> 05:19.569 than out scooping up kids. 05:19.569 --> 05:21.362 Better off dead if you ask me. 05:21.362 --> 05:22.656 Don't get your blood pressure up. 05:22.656 --> 05:24.199 It's not good for the baby. 05:24.199 --> 05:26.034 What's not good for my baby is sharing my home 05:26.034 --> 05:27.869 with a killer alien from outer space. 05:27.869 --> 05:29.788 (CHUCKLES) 05:31.748 --> 05:33.292 Thanks. 05:33.292 --> 05:34.709 Haven't laughed in a while. 05:34.709 --> 05:36.544 Yeah, well, I wasn't joking. 05:36.544 --> 05:38.046 It's still funny. 05:39.214 --> 05:40.715 Hey. 05:40.715 --> 05:43.218 -I'm Margaret. -Sarah. 05:43.218 --> 05:44.552 (SOFT GOSPEL MUSIC PLAYING) 05:44.552 --> 05:46.387 TOM: That's an interesting choice. 05:46.387 --> 05:48.598 It's a limited selection but eclectic. 05:48.598 --> 05:50.349 Tell me you got something for me. 05:50.349 --> 05:53.645 Okay, well, Skitters communicate using radio waves. 05:53.645 --> 05:55.063 That much is clear. 05:55.063 --> 05:57.774 If they're transmitting, I can usually pick it up 05:57.774 --> 05:59.609 on the radio if they're nearby. 05:59.609 --> 06:01.820 But a single Skitter walking down a hallway 06:01.820 --> 06:03.322 probably isn't transmitting, they're just off 06:03.322 --> 06:04.698 in their little Skitter head. 06:04.698 --> 06:06.116 That's too bad, I was hoping we could use it 06:06.116 --> 06:07.742 like an early-warning detection system. 06:07.742 --> 06:10.369 I know, there's got to be some use for it. 06:10.369 --> 06:12.706 You see, these components are from the 1940s, 06:12.706 --> 06:15.000 and, I mean, what you're talking about, 06:15.000 --> 06:17.002 we're just not there yet. 06:17.002 --> 06:18.503 Well, if there are sentries, 06:18.503 --> 06:20.255 maybe you should wait and get Ben later. 06:20.255 --> 06:22.632 No. No, no, no, we can't wait any longer. 06:22.632 --> 06:24.425 Got to trust your instincts, Tom. 06:24.425 --> 06:26.053 A lot more reliable than technology. 06:26.053 --> 06:28.138 Oh, well, keep your best man on it. 06:33.935 --> 06:36.563 (SOFT GOSPEL MUSIC CONTINUES) 07:00.879 --> 07:04.216 Ooh, Captain Weaver. What can I do for you? 07:08.303 --> 07:10.430 Are you saying we can't play music? 07:10.430 --> 07:12.473 You can play whatever you want. 07:12.473 --> 07:14.601 Just not this. 07:21.733 --> 07:24.611 You guys belong at Medieval Times. 07:24.611 --> 07:26.071 We're going to get Ben. 07:26.071 --> 07:28.198 Got to kill a Skitter without making any noise. 07:28.198 --> 07:29.574 These things only give you one shot. 07:29.574 --> 07:31.076 Let's keep at it. 07:33.954 --> 07:35.622 You got any pointers? 07:35.622 --> 07:36.831 Mm-hmm. 07:36.831 --> 07:38.417 MARGARET: All right. 07:40.294 --> 07:42.712 -You feel that? -Mm-hmm. 07:42.712 --> 07:45.590 Okay. There. 07:46.674 --> 07:47.842 And it's a slow, 07:47.842 --> 07:49.094 steady pull on the trigger, 07:49.094 --> 07:51.388 and the kick comes from the front. 07:56.268 --> 07:58.979 Here's another idea. 07:58.979 --> 08:00.772 Make sure you're close. 08:02.523 --> 08:04.443 Ben's at the hospital, right? 08:04.443 --> 08:06.611 Franklin Pierce Memorial off Route 2? 08:06.611 --> 08:09.197 -Yeah. -Yeah, I know that place. 08:09.197 --> 08:11.158 My aunt was there for a long time, 08:11.158 --> 08:12.867 so I used to visit her. 08:12.867 --> 08:14.411 Are you going through the rear door? 08:14.411 --> 08:15.745 Through the ambulance bay. 08:15.745 --> 08:17.122 No, you wanna go through the ER 08:17.122 --> 08:18.415 and then turn left, it'll take you 08:18.415 --> 08:19.707 to the main corridor. 08:19.707 --> 08:21.960 TOM: Can you show me on this map? 08:27.715 --> 08:30.802 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 08:38.768 --> 08:40.479 (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 08:40.479 --> 08:42.105 Whoop. 08:43.357 --> 08:45.733 You'd better hurry. Soup's going fast. 08:45.733 --> 08:47.402 Yeah, not fast enough. 08:47.402 --> 08:49.779 I, uh, wanted to talk to you, sweetheart. 08:51.448 --> 08:54.201 Uh-oh. It's a "sweetheart" talk? 08:56.536 --> 08:59.080 -(SCREECHES) -(CAGE RATTLES) 08:59.080 --> 09:01.375 (GROWLS, SQUEALS) 09:03.626 --> 09:05.920 That's a new sound. 09:11.259 --> 09:12.886 (HISSES) 09:16.973 --> 09:20.268 Change your mind? Ready for Dr Glass' chat? 09:21.602 --> 09:23.480 Rapid blinking. 09:32.697 --> 09:34.699 (GROWLS) 09:36.826 --> 09:38.161 (SCREECHES) 09:38.161 --> 09:40.621 You remember that time in Lake Huntington 09:40.621 --> 09:42.790 when Sam was in the boat, I caught the fish, 09:42.790 --> 09:44.751 but as soon as I pulled the hook out of its mouth, 09:44.751 --> 09:46.961 -it swam away... -Uncle Scott, just stop. 09:50.549 --> 09:52.426 Kate and I spent a long time 09:52.426 --> 09:54.886 looking at that bulletin board the other day. 09:54.886 --> 09:57.514 And tomorrow we are going to put up something for Sam. 09:57.514 --> 10:00.767 I'm thinking maybe something from that weekend. 10:00.767 --> 10:02.602 Maybe draw that fish. 10:04.312 --> 10:06.022 We want you to come with us. 10:08.442 --> 10:10.985 -No. -Okay. Okay. 10:10.985 --> 10:12.653 Fine. 10:12.653 --> 10:14.197 No, I understand. 10:17.534 --> 10:20.036 You can't go on like this forever. 10:21.913 --> 10:23.957 I can. 10:23.957 --> 10:25.125 (SKITTER SCREECHES) 10:25.125 --> 10:27.835 HARRIS: No! No! Aah! 10:27.835 --> 10:30.380 (SKITTER SNARLING) 10:30.380 --> 10:32.424 Aah! Aah! 10:34.884 --> 10:37.429 Get a guard! We need to shoot it! 10:37.429 --> 10:39.097 Aah! 10:45.353 --> 10:47.021 (ELECTRICITY CRACKLES) 10:49.232 --> 10:51.234 (SKITTER SCREECHING) 10:53.111 --> 10:55.655 (SKITTER SCREECHING) 11:02.036 --> 11:03.497 He's dead. 11:05.332 --> 11:08.460 -(CAGE RATTLES) -(SKITTER SNARLS) 11:12.631 --> 11:15.342 (GRUNTING, GROWLING) 11:19.720 --> 11:21.306 Get a runner out to Porter. 11:21.306 --> 11:23.433 He won't be happy. 11:23.433 --> 11:25.852 We need to form a burial detail. 11:27.479 --> 11:30.273 And we need to kill it. Now. 11:30.273 --> 11:32.150 Porter wouldn't want that. 11:33.652 --> 11:35.403 Dr Glass... 11:35.403 --> 11:37.447 When the civilians find out about this, 11:37.447 --> 11:39.366 they are going to panic, and, in this case, 11:39.366 --> 11:41.535 I cannot blame them, we never should have had 11:41.535 --> 11:43.328 this thing here in the first place! 11:43.328 --> 11:46.956 We have it here for a reason, and that reason is still valid. 11:46.956 --> 11:48.458 Studying them is our best chance 11:48.458 --> 11:50.460 at figuring out how to stop them. 11:50.460 --> 11:52.337 And I was making progress. 11:54.214 --> 11:56.508 (SCOFFS) 11:56.508 --> 11:59.302 I'll tell you what, I will give you 24 hours 11:59.302 --> 12:02.263 to learn whatever there is left to learn from that thing, 12:02.263 --> 12:05.808 and then I am coming to kill it myself. 12:16.819 --> 12:18.071 (SKITTER GROWLING) 12:18.071 --> 12:20.114 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 12:33.378 --> 12:35.129 How you feeling? 12:38.091 --> 12:40.260 You're Hal. 12:40.260 --> 12:41.844 Yeah. 12:43.179 --> 12:45.599 You're not gonna eat that? 12:45.599 --> 12:47.350 I'm not hungry. 12:47.350 --> 12:49.936 That's a little uncommon around here. 12:49.936 --> 12:52.021 (CHUCKLES) 12:52.021 --> 12:53.607 So, uh... 12:53.607 --> 12:55.942 what's it like, being with them? 12:58.528 --> 13:00.821 (DISH THUDS) 13:00.821 --> 13:02.781 Are you, like, with them all the time? 13:04.783 --> 13:06.869 We stayed together. 13:06.869 --> 13:08.871 All right. 13:08.871 --> 13:10.248 What if you had to take a piss or something 13:10.248 --> 13:12.083 in the middle of the night? 13:15.002 --> 13:17.255 You went. 13:17.255 --> 13:19.758 Okay. 13:21.884 --> 13:23.637 What about those harnesses? 13:23.637 --> 13:25.388 You know, they ever, um... 13:25.388 --> 13:27.724 like, break or anything? 13:32.604 --> 13:34.355 You know, I mean, like... 13:34.355 --> 13:35.774 is that how they knew that you were one of them? 13:35.774 --> 13:37.150 Is it because of the harness? 13:37.150 --> 13:39.193 They're not like that. 13:41.780 --> 13:44.157 You know, my brother is in that hospital. 13:44.157 --> 13:45.659 That's where you were, right? 13:45.659 --> 13:47.285 Now, do they have any sentries in the hall... 13:47.285 --> 13:50.413 You're going to try and get him, aren't you? 13:51.331 --> 13:53.040 Yeah. 13:55.293 --> 13:57.170 They'll kill you all. 14:06.346 --> 14:09.223 Margaret, hey. I wanted to ask you. 14:09.223 --> 14:11.976 We're having a baby shower for Sarah tomorrow night, and... 14:11.976 --> 14:14.020 Did you get in a fight or something? 14:14.020 --> 14:16.439 Oh, no, I had to clean out and re-stitch 14:16.439 --> 14:18.899 an infected wound this morning. 14:18.899 --> 14:20.109 You a doctor? 14:20.109 --> 14:21.611 I was in med school. 14:21.611 --> 14:23.904 But I'm inviting you to the baby shower tonight. 14:23.904 --> 14:26.866 For Sarah, yeah, I just met her. I'll pass. 14:26.866 --> 14:29.619 I think Sarah would really like it if you came. 14:29.619 --> 14:31.538 Yeah, well... I'm a little busy 14:31.538 --> 14:34.374 with this whole war thing, but... You're leaking. 14:36.835 --> 14:40.254 You know, it wasn't easy for me at first, either, 14:40.254 --> 14:42.215 settling into a new community. 14:42.215 --> 14:44.634 A community, huh, that's a pretty fancy name for 14:44.634 --> 14:47.220 a bunch of old people and teachers with guns. 14:47.220 --> 14:49.013 I know that your last place wasn't one. 14:49.013 --> 14:51.474 How did you end up with those creeps? 14:52.600 --> 14:54.477 You don't want to know, sweetheart. 15:12.579 --> 15:14.163 I'm sorry about Harris. 15:16.875 --> 15:19.335 He didn't deserve to die. 15:19.335 --> 15:22.088 (SIGHS) Nobody did. 15:22.088 --> 15:24.298 You'll be fine without him. 15:24.298 --> 15:25.675 I hope so, Tom. 15:25.675 --> 15:27.427 Well, hope's got nothing to do with it. 15:29.095 --> 15:31.972 You were the one I always wanted to operate on Ben. 15:31.972 --> 15:33.892 Harris is a great surgeon. 15:34.975 --> 15:37.186 You care. 15:37.186 --> 15:39.522 Surgeons would not consider that a plus. 15:41.232 --> 15:43.067 Patients do. 15:46.487 --> 15:48.406 Your son's not up there, is he? 15:50.617 --> 15:52.660 No. 15:52.660 --> 15:54.245 Well, maybe... 15:54.245 --> 15:57.081 I mean... I realize it's not the same. 15:57.081 --> 16:00.460 Ben's still with us, but maybe you should... 16:00.460 --> 16:02.462 put something up there. 16:03.630 --> 16:05.339 Why? 16:06.299 --> 16:08.927 It's just how we are. 16:16.517 --> 16:18.436 (FOOTSTEPS FADING) 16:20.271 --> 16:22.565 HAL: Between it being night time and them being asleep, 16:22.565 --> 16:24.108 I may be able to go right in. 16:24.108 --> 16:25.485 What's going on? 16:25.485 --> 16:27.570 Hal's come up with an alternative plan. 16:28.571 --> 16:30.156 Really? 16:30.156 --> 16:32.909 I'm going in with Rick's harness strapped to my back. 16:32.909 --> 16:35.161 I'm gonna pretend to be one of them. 16:35.161 --> 16:36.496 Absolutely not. 16:36.496 --> 16:39.624 -It's original. -It's crazy. 16:39.624 --> 16:41.041 I don't know what's crazy anymore. 16:41.041 --> 16:43.461 We're fighting aliens from outer space. 16:43.461 --> 16:45.839 We got an army half-full of kids. 16:48.382 --> 16:50.510 -Give us a minute. -Look, Dad, I talked to Rick. 16:50.510 --> 16:53.012 He says the kids wander around in there by themselves. 16:53.012 --> 16:54.430 You're saying that they can't tell 16:54.430 --> 16:56.140 whether the harness is connected or not? 16:56.140 --> 16:57.684 I don't think so, not unless they're trying 16:57.684 --> 16:59.143 -to communicate with you. -This is good. 16:59.143 --> 17:00.561 This is great, that you're... 17:00.561 --> 17:02.355 Look, don't! Dad! Listen to me! 17:02.355 --> 17:04.022 If we had more time, 17:04.022 --> 17:05.942 maybe we could come up with the perfect plan. 17:05.942 --> 17:07.652 But we have to get Ben now. 17:07.652 --> 17:09.696 Yes, when you're young, you feel like you're invincible... 17:09.696 --> 17:11.364 -Oh, my God. -...and you don't 17:11.364 --> 17:13.491 -always use the best... -You gonna give me a lecture on 17:13.491 --> 17:14.742 -drunk driving right now? -No, I'm trying to explain 17:14.742 --> 17:16.202 to you that you don't understand 17:16.202 --> 17:17.954 -how easily you can die. -Are you kidding me? 17:17.954 --> 17:20.289 'Cause every last person who's still alive on this planet 17:20.289 --> 17:21.833 realizes how easily they can die. 17:21.833 --> 17:23.417 Well, I'm not gonna let it be you. 17:23.417 --> 17:24.544 I'm not saying this is gonna work. 17:24.544 --> 17:26.253 I'm saying it might work. 17:26.253 --> 17:27.881 But if you go in there instead of me, 17:27.881 --> 17:30.717 it will not work, okay? 17:30.717 --> 17:33.302 We got to take risks as a family, okay? 17:33.302 --> 17:34.721 You going in there is no different than 17:34.721 --> 17:36.096 me going in there. 17:36.096 --> 17:37.682 Me going in there is no different 17:37.682 --> 17:39.225 than you going in there. 17:39.225 --> 17:41.936 It's all about who has the best chance of coming out. 17:41.936 --> 17:44.313 And that's me. 17:44.313 --> 17:46.357 Making yourself invisible to the enemy 17:46.357 --> 17:47.942 is a basic tactic, Tom. 17:47.942 --> 17:51.195 I think it's your best shot. But it's your call. 17:55.366 --> 17:57.451 We still don't know how to kill one of these things 17:57.451 --> 17:59.662 without making any noise, so until we figure that out, 17:59.662 --> 18:01.831 I don't have to make a call. 18:03.875 --> 18:06.044 -Without making any noise? -HAL: yeah. 18:06.044 --> 18:07.587 Do you think it's gonna be sleeping in some 18:07.587 --> 18:09.213 soundproof chamber with its head in a guillotine? 18:09.213 --> 18:11.549 -(CHUCKLES) -Probably not. 18:13.593 --> 18:16.095 There is one thing. 18:16.095 --> 18:19.348 Mike hit him, it, in its mouth the other day. 18:19.348 --> 18:21.517 It seemed to knock it unconscious. 18:21.517 --> 18:23.394 We know that there's a soft palate. 18:23.394 --> 18:25.063 If the nerve centre is in there, 18:25.063 --> 18:28.441 we know it's connected to the base of the brain stem. 18:28.441 --> 18:30.568 That means, theoretically... 18:32.319 --> 18:33.947 Can you open that? 18:40.620 --> 18:43.121 (SKITTER SNARLING) 18:53.633 --> 18:55.885 -Anne. -I'm not gonna let Hal 18:55.885 --> 18:57.428 risk his life on a theory. 18:58.972 --> 19:00.306 TOM: Anne, don't! 19:00.306 --> 19:01.766 (SCREECHING) 19:06.479 --> 19:07.981 (ANNE GRUNTS) 19:15.780 --> 19:17.156 (SKITTER THUDS) 19:17.156 --> 19:18.741 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 19:26.248 --> 19:27.708 (SCALPEL CLATTERS) 19:31.129 --> 19:33.798 Okay. That worked. 19:43.223 --> 19:45.559 We had to know how to do it. 19:45.559 --> 19:47.186 You. Hal. Me. 19:47.186 --> 19:49.730 All of us. The human race. 19:50.898 --> 19:52.692 I know. 19:52.692 --> 19:55.277 And don't think it was hard for me, because it wasn't. 19:56.821 --> 19:59.115 All I had to do was think about my family. 19:59.115 --> 20:02.368 I just pictured them for one second, and that's all it took. 20:06.164 --> 20:08.082 You and Kate and Scott, you guys all want me 20:08.082 --> 20:10.043 to have a picture up here, but I didn't want to tell you. 20:10.043 --> 20:11.251 I don't have anything. 20:11.251 --> 20:13.796 I don't have one single photograph. 20:13.796 --> 20:15.589 I don't have a truck. I don't... 20:15.589 --> 20:17.591 I don't have a Boris bear, I don't... 20:17.591 --> 20:19.677 (GASPING) 20:19.677 --> 20:21.929 All I have is this. 20:46.328 --> 20:48.497 (THUDDING) 20:53.836 --> 20:57.048 (THUDDING CONTINUES) 21:04.263 --> 21:07.516 Okay. Tell me. 21:07.516 --> 21:09.393 Left at the first corridor, lobby, 21:09.393 --> 21:11.104 left at the second corridor, right. 21:11.104 --> 21:13.981 The next corridor is Ben's, the south corridor. 21:13.981 --> 21:16.067 Third door on the right. 21:16.067 --> 21:17.317 Reference? 21:17.317 --> 21:19.820 Moon falling in the east-southeast. 21:19.820 --> 21:21.530 All right, Weaver told you that the slower you go, 21:21.530 --> 21:22.949 the less noise you're gonna make, right? 21:22.949 --> 21:24.575 -Yeah. I got it. -All right. 21:24.575 --> 21:25.993 What's the distress signal? 21:25.993 --> 21:27.285 I yell "help" as loud as I can. 21:27.285 --> 21:28.996 (LAUGHING) Don't do that. 21:28.996 --> 21:31.373 -Don't joke. -One flash out the window. 21:31.373 --> 21:33.042 -What's the "ready" signal? -Three flashes. 21:33.042 --> 21:35.253 All right, turn around, let me see that thing. 21:39.298 --> 21:42.802 You know, ever since you were a little kid, you could... 21:42.802 --> 21:45.512 You could do anything with your body, with your hands. 21:45.512 --> 21:48.141 You threw a perfect football when you were two. 21:48.141 --> 21:49.642 It's called a spiral, dad. 21:49.642 --> 21:51.060 Yeah. 21:52.519 --> 21:54.188 And you can be stubborn. 21:55.522 --> 21:57.942 Sometimes that's a good thing. 21:57.942 --> 22:01.737 Anything you wanted to get done, you got done. 22:01.737 --> 22:04.322 And if anybody can do this, 22:04.322 --> 22:05.741 it's you. 22:08.161 --> 22:10.163 All right, 15 minutes. 22:10.163 --> 22:12.039 Give me that signal, or I come in after you. 22:12.039 --> 22:15.251 Well, you give me 10, and you'll be looking for me. 22:15.251 --> 22:18.129 Hey. Come here. 22:23.050 --> 22:24.593 See you in a few. 22:30.099 --> 22:32.518 (MECH THUDDING) 23:43.672 --> 23:46.008 (SKITTER GRUNTS) 23:52.014 --> 23:54.432 (HINGES CREAK) 24:00.398 --> 24:03.525 No Skitters in sight. So far, so good. 24:05.194 --> 24:07.821 It doesn't feel like that. 24:13.451 --> 24:15.704 (SKITTER HISSES) 25:28.444 --> 25:29.987 (SKITTER WHIMPERS) 25:35.409 --> 25:36.827 (SKITTER WHIMPERS) 25:42.791 --> 25:45.169 (SKITTER WHIMPERS) 26:02.978 --> 26:05.231 It's been 20 minutes. How long should it take him 26:05.231 --> 26:06.982 -to get to Ben's room? -Not this long. 26:06.982 --> 26:09.402 All right. I'm gonna go check on him. 26:17.368 --> 26:19.661 (THUDDING) 26:28.628 --> 26:30.964 Tom! We need to wait for the signal! 26:41.767 --> 26:43.852 You got a plan, boss? 26:43.852 --> 26:45.271 If I can get to Ben's room, 26:45.271 --> 26:46.813 I might be able to find another entrance. 26:46.813 --> 26:50.401 (THUDDING, WHIRRING) 26:51.651 --> 26:53.404 No, no, no, no, no, no. 26:53.404 --> 26:55.072 -Go, go, go, go, go! -Go back! 26:57.116 --> 27:00.119 Okay. I know another way. 27:00.119 --> 27:01.412 Show me. 27:01.412 --> 27:03.080 You guys stay here, wait for the signal. 27:03.080 --> 27:04.498 Okay. 27:37.030 --> 27:38.365 (SKITTER SNORTS) 27:58.676 --> 28:00.429 Ben. 28:02.181 --> 28:04.642 (GRUNTS, SCREECHES) 28:22.451 --> 28:24.786 (SKITTER SCREECHING) 28:30.042 --> 28:32.461 (SKITTER WHEEZES) 28:35.214 --> 28:37.299 -You okay? -I got him. 28:37.299 --> 28:38.842 Okay. 28:38.842 --> 28:41.970 Ben. Ben? 28:41.970 --> 28:44.764 Ben, I'm taking you home. We're taking all of them. 28:59.655 --> 29:01.240 We got to go. 29:04.117 --> 29:05.661 (GRUNTING) 29:15.421 --> 29:17.256 TOM: Put each kid on a stretcher along the wall. 29:17.256 --> 29:19.508 -WOMAN: We need more gauze. -Monitor all their vitals. 29:19.508 --> 29:20.759 Let me know of any changes, we're doing 29:20.759 --> 29:22.052 the surgeries one after the other. 29:22.052 --> 29:24.471 All right. 29:24.471 --> 29:25.931 TOM: Don't worry, Ben. I got you. 29:25.931 --> 29:27.641 ANNE: I need 10cc of morphine, stat. 29:27.641 --> 29:29.101 WOMAN: Hand me another blanket. 29:29.101 --> 29:30.519 You might not want to be here. 29:30.519 --> 29:32.187 No, this is exactly where I want to be. 29:32.187 --> 29:33.897 Let's just get this thing off of him. 29:33.897 --> 29:35.566 WOMAN: Careful! Careful! 29:35.566 --> 29:37.359 ANNE: Blood pressure? 29:37.359 --> 29:39.027 110/70. 29:41.905 --> 29:43.699 -MAN: More gauze! -TOM: I got this. 29:43.699 --> 29:45.618 Let's get the IVs in all the other patients. 29:45.618 --> 29:47.453 WOMAN: Make sure those needles are sterile! 29:47.453 --> 29:49.996 MAN: Okay. Let's go! Let's go! 29:51.749 --> 29:54.334 Something's happening. His pressure's dropping. 29:54.334 --> 29:56.044 This one's pulse is dropping, too! 29:56.044 --> 29:56.920 TOM: Hang on, Ben. 29:56.920 --> 29:59.172 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 30:00.591 --> 30:02.801 (GRUNTS) 30:04.052 --> 30:06.263 Ben, hang in there. It's Dad. 30:06.263 --> 30:08.223 -Pulse is picking back up. -All right, let's get him down. 30:08.223 --> 30:09.725 Let's get her out. What's happening? 30:09.725 --> 30:11.101 Well, this one's pulse is faint. 30:11.101 --> 30:12.311 ANNE: All right, let's speed up the prep. 30:12.311 --> 30:13.687 Let's get everyone ready. 30:16.022 --> 30:17.733 Tom, I need you to cut off his shirt. 30:17.733 --> 30:19.109 This one's having trouble breathing! 30:19.109 --> 30:20.653 They're going into withdrawal! 30:20.653 --> 30:22.780 All right, lift the harness. Let's get this done. 30:24.657 --> 30:26.158 BP's 90/50. 30:26.158 --> 30:28.868 ANNE: Hold her steady. 30:28.868 --> 30:31.037 (GASPING) 30:33.624 --> 30:35.292 MAN: No pulse! Somebody give me a hand! 30:35.292 --> 30:37.169 We need to get him to the table! 30:38.712 --> 30:40.130 MAN: This is the last patient! 30:43.759 --> 30:45.177 (BALL THUDS) 30:46.303 --> 30:47.805 (ANNE HISSING) 30:47.805 --> 30:49.181 (TOM GRUNTING) 30:51.517 --> 30:54.394 Turn him over. Watch his head. 30:57.856 --> 31:00.484 One, two, three, four, five... 31:00.484 --> 31:03.362 (SIGHS) Eight, nine. 31:03.362 --> 31:05.197 (GRUNTING) 31:10.536 --> 31:12.705 -I'm not getting a pulse. -I don't have a pulse. 31:13.955 --> 31:16.500 -(GRUNTING CONTINUES) -He's gone, Anne. 31:18.210 --> 31:20.462 He's gone. He's gone. He's gone. 31:20.462 --> 31:22.880 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 31:28.595 --> 31:31.431 I don't know what went wrong. 31:43.235 --> 31:46.613 TOM: Anne... You saved five. 31:48.574 --> 31:50.992 I lost one. 32:04.047 --> 32:06.592 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 32:15.809 --> 32:18.687 (DOOR OPENS) 32:18.687 --> 32:20.397 You should get that hand looked at. 32:20.397 --> 32:22.148 They've been a little busy in there. 32:24.777 --> 32:26.945 Hey, um... 32:28.280 --> 32:29.865 Thanks for what you did back there. 32:29.865 --> 32:31.617 It was all your dad. 32:31.617 --> 32:33.786 Yeah, he said that you knew a different way into the hospital. 32:33.786 --> 32:35.579 Through the nurses' locker room. 32:35.579 --> 32:37.873 I used to hang out with them during their cigarette breaks. 32:37.873 --> 32:40.208 So... 32:40.208 --> 32:42.127 When you were visiting your aunt at the hospital, 32:42.127 --> 32:44.755 you were hanging out with the nurses? 32:44.755 --> 32:47.633 Something like that. 32:49.551 --> 32:51.553 Friends with all the drug dealers in town, 32:51.553 --> 32:54.055 all the nurses in the hospital. 32:54.055 --> 32:55.933 You must have been one popular girl. 32:55.933 --> 32:58.143 (CHUCKLES) 33:04.900 --> 33:08.570 I had cancer when I was 16. 33:12.324 --> 33:15.118 So... Um... 33:17.162 --> 33:18.580 (CHUCKLES) 33:18.580 --> 33:20.666 One of the doctors told me to smoke 33:20.666 --> 33:23.335 pot to, you know, 33:23.335 --> 33:25.796 for the nausea, whatever. 33:25.796 --> 33:28.715 And, um, so I'd go to this guy's house, 33:28.715 --> 33:30.300 and... 33:30.300 --> 33:32.469 he would, like, show off for me, I guess. 33:32.469 --> 33:34.805 I don't know why. I wasn't looking so good in those days, 33:34.805 --> 33:36.807 with the whole no hair 33:36.807 --> 33:38.976 from the chemo and everything. 33:42.270 --> 33:43.897 What kind of cancer? 33:43.897 --> 33:46.483 It was bad. 33:46.483 --> 33:49.778 Had a 50/50 chance. 33:49.778 --> 33:53.949 Those odds make you think differently. 33:58.537 --> 34:00.497 I'm glad you made it. 34:05.919 --> 34:07.420 (CHUCKLES) 34:15.971 --> 34:18.724 Dad, guard told me Ben pulled through. How is he? 34:18.724 --> 34:21.351 He's still unconscious. 34:21.351 --> 34:23.436 Probably until sometime tomorrow. 34:23.436 --> 34:26.023 We got him back. 34:26.023 --> 34:28.233 You did. 34:28.233 --> 34:30.777 (SIGHS) You got him back. 34:35.323 --> 34:38.159 You were incredibly brave tonight. 34:40.746 --> 34:42.205 And I'm so proud of you. 34:42.205 --> 34:43.707 (CHUCKLES) I know, Dad. 34:43.707 --> 34:45.208 -You don't know. -That's okay. 34:45.208 --> 34:48.378 You don't know. (INHALES DEEPLY) 34:48.378 --> 34:52.049 You don't know what it's like to be a father... 34:53.717 --> 34:56.595 And to see your son grow into a man. 34:57.971 --> 35:01.391 He's still your kid, but... 35:01.391 --> 35:04.143 A man, like you. 35:05.520 --> 35:08.065 And in so many ways... 35:08.065 --> 35:09.691 Better than you. 35:10.943 --> 35:13.862 -I'm not. -Hey, it's what we want. 35:14.947 --> 35:18.199 We want you to be better. 35:18.199 --> 35:20.201 (DOOR OPENS) 35:26.249 --> 35:28.835 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 35:35.884 --> 35:38.053 Oh, my God. 35:38.053 --> 35:39.638 It's beautiful. 35:44.810 --> 35:47.854 Every bead represents a wish 35:47.854 --> 35:49.856 or a good thought... 35:49.856 --> 35:52.109 Or a piece of advice... 35:52.109 --> 35:54.653 so that when you go into labour 35:54.653 --> 35:57.154 and you put this bracelet on, 35:57.154 --> 35:58.698 you'll have all of us 35:58.698 --> 36:00.158 right there with you. 36:01.409 --> 36:03.578 And you have to remember, with this child, 36:03.578 --> 36:05.122 it's yours... 36:05.122 --> 36:06.915 And it's not yours. 36:08.583 --> 36:10.251 As soon as it's born, 36:10.251 --> 36:12.004 you have to start setting it free. 36:17.550 --> 36:19.052 I hope that your child 36:19.052 --> 36:22.722 is courageous and strong and lucky. 36:22.722 --> 36:25.266 And I hope that they will face life, 36:25.266 --> 36:27.978 the good and the bad... 36:27.978 --> 36:29.604 All of it. 36:44.243 --> 36:46.663 Somebody's up tonight. 36:48.373 --> 36:50.167 Take a listen. 36:53.294 --> 36:56.965 The heartbeat's really fast. Is that normal? 37:02.679 --> 37:04.056 (CHUCKLES) 37:04.056 --> 37:06.725 It's supposed to be that fast. 37:06.725 --> 37:08.810 Your baby sounds just fine. 37:29.247 --> 37:30.957 Come here. 38:20.590 --> 38:23.802 (SOFT GOSPEL MUSIC PLAYING) 39:19.149 --> 39:22.359 (SOFT GOSPEL MUSIC FADING) 39:35.790 --> 39:37.416 (SIGHS) 39:50.138 --> 39:53.683 Don't you high-priced surgeons ever sleep? 39:53.683 --> 39:56.394 I'm asleep right now. 40:00.606 --> 40:02.234 Hey. 40:04.027 --> 40:05.820 You did it. 40:07.280 --> 40:08.948 You saved him. 40:13.995 --> 40:15.747 HAL: Dad! 40:24.797 --> 40:26.883 Dad? 40:28.718 --> 40:31.512 It's me... It's me. .