WEBVTT 00:29.488 --> 00:31.072 (THUD) 00:31.072 --> 00:32.616 Linda? 00:32.616 --> 00:34.242 Captain? 00:34.242 --> 00:36.203 You okay? 00:36.203 --> 00:37.412 I'm good. 00:37.412 --> 00:39.289 Colonel Porter's here. 00:39.289 --> 00:41.416 Send him in. 00:44.795 --> 00:48.423 (JUMP ROPE TAPPING) 00:48.423 --> 00:50.843 HAL: Hey, Ben, you out here?! 00:50.843 --> 00:52.720 You're gonna miss lunch! 01:01.687 --> 01:03.772 Look at this. 01:03.772 --> 01:06.149 I remember when your idea of exercising 01:06.149 --> 01:08.694 was reorganizing Dad's bookshelves. 01:10.779 --> 01:12.447 (EXHALES SHARPLY) 01:16.159 --> 01:17.828 2 hours and 40 minutes? 01:17.828 --> 01:21.623 What, are you padding your stats? 01:21.623 --> 01:23.124 Uh... 01:23.124 --> 01:26.253 M-must have hit the button before I came out. 01:30.591 --> 01:32.300 Everything's all right, huh? 01:32.300 --> 01:34.135 Yeah. Sure. 01:34.135 --> 01:37.222 Um, let's eat. 01:50.110 --> 01:51.653 PORTER: I've just done a perimeter review 01:51.653 --> 01:52.863 of your preparations, 01:52.863 --> 01:55.198 and you've both done a hell of a job 01:55.198 --> 01:56.658 keeping your troops motivated. 01:56.658 --> 01:58.410 2nd Mass looks like it's locked and loaded. 01:58.410 --> 02:00.245 Well, the Skitters know where we are. 02:00.245 --> 02:01.914 The smart move now is to stay one step ahead. 02:01.914 --> 02:05.333 Weaver, where do we stand right now? 02:05.333 --> 02:07.544 So, we scouted the roads west to Gardner. 02:07.544 --> 02:10.171 As of last night, they were all still clear. 02:11.506 --> 02:13.174 Dan, when's the last time you slept? 02:15.719 --> 02:17.345 I'm fine. 02:17.345 --> 02:19.098 That wasn't the question. 02:19.098 --> 02:20.599 Well, it's not like anybody's 02:20.599 --> 02:22.643 getting any rack time around here. 02:24.144 --> 02:26.063 Tom's right. 02:26.063 --> 02:29.149 School's compromised. We need to pull up stakes. 02:29.149 --> 02:30.859 Most times I'd agree, 02:30.859 --> 02:32.861 but the situation on the ground has changed. 02:32.861 --> 02:35.030 Spotters tell me the Skitters are all pulling back. 02:35.030 --> 02:36.698 They're converging on that structure over Boston. 02:36.698 --> 02:37.992 Regrouping. 02:37.992 --> 02:39.618 Clearing the field of battle? 02:39.618 --> 02:41.578 Could be the first step in launching a new offensive. 02:41.578 --> 02:44.039 I've been in contact with the Resistance 02:44.039 --> 02:45.165 in L.A. and Chicago. 02:45.165 --> 02:46.917 It's the same story all over, 02:46.917 --> 02:49.628 and we're not waiting for them to make the next move. 02:49.628 --> 02:51.170 The timetable for the coordinated attack 02:51.170 --> 02:52.673 on that structure has been moved up. 02:52.673 --> 02:56.135 In four days, we're taking this war to them. 02:56.135 --> 02:58.553 (QUIETLY) All right. 03:10.691 --> 03:13.318 Four days... That's very short notice. 03:13.318 --> 03:14.778 Can't afford any delay. 03:14.778 --> 03:16.488 Every time these bastards change tactics on us, 03:16.488 --> 03:18.323 we end up getting hurt bad. 03:18.323 --> 03:20.742 Listen, Tom, I want you to take a scout into the city tomorrow. 03:20.742 --> 03:22.828 Identify secure routes for your vehicles, 03:22.828 --> 03:25.580 give me one last good eyeball recon on that structure. 03:25.580 --> 03:26.748 Downtown's a long haul. 03:26.748 --> 03:28.500 We got to have units closer in. 03:28.500 --> 03:30.169 We did have units closer in. 03:30.169 --> 03:32.587 7th Mass started to pull back, the aliens hit 'em hard. 03:32.587 --> 03:34.756 Terry Clayton may have been a son of a bitch, 03:34.756 --> 03:36.341 but he wasn't lying about the 7th. 03:36.341 --> 03:37.968 They're gone? 03:37.968 --> 03:40.679 Yep, and we've lost contact with the 4th and the 5th. 03:40.679 --> 03:42.597 But the attack plan remains the same... 03:42.597 --> 03:45.308 Four units, one assigned to each leg of the structure. 03:45.308 --> 03:47.602 We blow those demo charges simultaneously, 03:47.602 --> 03:49.228 the structure collapses. 03:49.228 --> 03:51.606 Which brings me to the issue of demo and high explosives. 03:51.606 --> 03:52.858 How we doing on that? 03:52.858 --> 03:54.484 The raw materials aren't a problem, 03:54.484 --> 03:55.903 but we've stalled on the build. 03:55.903 --> 03:57.445 Our people don't have the most expertise 03:57.445 --> 03:59.406 in the making of, uh, bombs... 03:59.406 --> 04:01.742 Something that I normally take comfort in. 04:01.742 --> 04:04.285 But we might have caught a break. 04:06.038 --> 04:08.123 TOM: How's the patient? 04:08.123 --> 04:09.583 Recovering. 04:09.583 --> 04:10.959 And reminding me every day 04:10.959 --> 04:12.377 why I specialized in paediatrics. 04:12.377 --> 04:15.923 TOM: Desperate times, desperate measures. 04:15.923 --> 04:17.132 Who the hell is this? 04:17.132 --> 04:19.134 Name's Pope. 04:19.134 --> 04:20.343 You must be Porter. 04:20.343 --> 04:22.470 I'd stand and salute, but, um... 04:22.470 --> 04:24.973 Isn't he the ex-con that fired on your unit? 04:24.973 --> 04:26.516 That is so three weeks ago. 04:26.516 --> 04:29.811 Save the bull. Tell him what you told me. 04:31.230 --> 04:33.815 I hear you're looking to drive a truckload 04:33.815 --> 04:36.693 of high-test into that Skitter palace downtown. 04:36.693 --> 04:39.320 That sounds like one tricky piece of demolition work. 04:39.320 --> 04:41.322 PORTER: And you know something about demolition? 04:41.322 --> 04:43.617 A thing or two. You know, around the water cooler. 04:43.617 --> 04:45.786 That makes you some kind of expert? 04:45.786 --> 04:47.454 Around my water cooler? Yes, it does. 04:47.454 --> 04:49.664 Listen, Chief, you do this thing wrong, 04:49.664 --> 04:52.084 odds are you're gonna blow up your little scout troop 04:52.084 --> 04:54.294 long before you ever roll into downtown Boston. 04:54.294 --> 04:56.588 You understand that? 04:56.588 --> 04:59.340 Now, somebody give me one reason why we need to trust this guy. 04:59.340 --> 05:01.301 We shouldn't. 05:01.301 --> 05:03.845 Other than he came back for Hal and Matt, 05:03.845 --> 05:05.639 he makes bread, 05:05.639 --> 05:07.599 and we don't have a lot of options. 05:07.599 --> 05:09.977 All right, Pope. Convince me. 05:09.977 --> 05:12.520 Everything I know was shown by an ex-Marine, 05:12.520 --> 05:14.064 used to live in Dorchester. 05:14.064 --> 05:16.150 What made you draw this? 05:18.193 --> 05:19.945 It's art therapy. 05:19.945 --> 05:21.320 Therapy? 05:21.320 --> 05:24.032 I asked Rick to sketch what he was thinking. 05:24.032 --> 05:25.325 Sometimes it can help kids 05:25.325 --> 05:26.952 who've been in a traumatic experience 05:26.952 --> 05:29.370 get their feelings out. 05:29.370 --> 05:32.707 What made you draw this? 05:32.707 --> 05:35.252 I'm talking to you. 05:35.252 --> 05:36.670 Sorry. 05:36.670 --> 05:39.047 He knows a thing or two about demolitions, 05:39.047 --> 05:40.548 but he's design only. 05:40.548 --> 05:42.217 I don't want him anywhere near the raw materials. 05:42.217 --> 05:43.468 Right. 05:43.468 --> 05:44.970 And he's under guard at all times. 05:44.970 --> 05:47.681 You two get those damn demolition charges made. 05:47.681 --> 05:50.267 Okay. 05:50.267 --> 05:51.935 Take it. 05:58.399 --> 05:59.734 Take it. 06:58.835 --> 07:02.214 All right, all right. All right! 07:02.214 --> 07:04.799 It's okay. It's okay. 07:04.799 --> 07:06.760 What's with the Victrola? 07:06.760 --> 07:08.178 It's a radio transmitter. 07:08.178 --> 07:10.389 Scouts found it at a community college. 07:10.389 --> 07:12.682 These pre-transistor types last forever. 07:12.682 --> 07:15.143 Great. Maybe you can get NPR on that thing, 07:15.143 --> 07:17.812 and we can bore the aliens to death. 07:17.812 --> 07:19.940 MATT: It's not supposed to kill them. 07:19.940 --> 07:22.109 Well, I'm officially not interested, 07:22.109 --> 07:23.568 but somebody's got a death wish, 07:23.568 --> 07:25.404 'cause these bomb-making formulas are a joke. 07:25.404 --> 07:26.863 Hey, hey, hey! 07:26.863 --> 07:29.074 Look at this crap. These ratios are all wrong. 07:29.074 --> 07:30.658 Listen, you may have sold the colonel, you know, 07:30.658 --> 07:32.660 but I am not buying this 'Go, team!' act. 07:32.660 --> 07:34.662 Guys like you don't stick their necks out for nothing. 07:34.662 --> 07:36.248 Well, that's where you're wrong, Scotty Boy. 07:36.248 --> 07:37.332 See, this is all about me. 07:37.332 --> 07:38.541 There's nothing on this Earth 07:38.541 --> 07:40.001 I like more than wasting Skitters, 07:40.001 --> 07:41.753 except not blowing my head off while doin' it. 07:41.753 --> 07:44.172 I never claimed to be a demolition expert. 07:44.172 --> 07:45.715 You're not much on housekeeping, either. 07:45.715 --> 07:47.717 This is one hell of a Mech collection you got here. 07:47.717 --> 07:50.469 Well, they've been cutting a hell of a swath. 07:50.469 --> 07:52.472 Our bullets just bounce off, 07:52.472 --> 07:53.974 and theirs, I don't know, 07:53.974 --> 07:56.268 they can just rip right through an engine block. 07:56.268 --> 07:59.646 So I thought I would just crack this one open and... 08:01.356 --> 08:02.523 Whoa! 08:02.523 --> 08:03.984 All right... 08:03.984 --> 08:05.652 Talk to Deadwood over there. 08:05.652 --> 08:06.653 It's okay. 08:06.653 --> 08:07.862 Hey, Matt, Matt, it's okay. 08:07.862 --> 08:10.282 I-I gotta go. 08:11.866 --> 08:15.078 We're off to a hell of a start. 08:18.206 --> 08:20.917 Why don't you roll Radio Free Europe there 08:20.917 --> 08:22.377 into the hallway 08:22.377 --> 08:24.921 and let me play around with the hard stuff, huh? 08:34.097 --> 08:36.308 Matt, what are you doing out here? 08:36.308 --> 08:39.978 I was working with Uncle Scott when that guy Pope showed up. 08:39.978 --> 08:41.562 (SIGHS) 08:41.562 --> 08:42.856 Well, look... 08:42.856 --> 08:44.483 I know that you want to help, 08:44.483 --> 08:46.567 but I want you to stay away from Pope. 08:46.567 --> 08:48.195 He knows how to kill the Skitters, Dad. 08:48.195 --> 08:49.612 I want to fight, too! 08:49.612 --> 08:52.366 I know you do, but not with him and not today. 08:53.741 --> 08:55.660 I gotta go. 08:57.536 --> 09:00.207 I'll back as soon as I can. 09:08.298 --> 09:10.884 (SIGHS) 09:17.682 --> 09:19.893 I know that 'weight of the world' look, Dad. 09:19.893 --> 09:21.311 What's up? 09:21.311 --> 09:22.812 What's not? 09:25.440 --> 09:26.900 Hey, the last couple days, 09:26.900 --> 09:28.818 have either one of you guys 09:28.818 --> 09:31.821 noticed anything different about Weaver? 09:31.821 --> 09:34.615 Man's been different since I met him. Why? 09:34.615 --> 09:36.410 Well, yesterday he kind of laid into Rick 09:36.410 --> 09:37.785 for no reason at all. 09:37.785 --> 09:39.787 I don't think he's slept in a couple days, 09:39.787 --> 09:41.248 and sometimes when you're tired... 09:41.248 --> 09:43.708 You what? 09:43.708 --> 09:46.169 Go ahead. I want to hear this. 09:46.169 --> 09:48.671 You don't always make the best decisions. 09:48.671 --> 09:51.091 And I'm not the only one who's noticed. 09:51.091 --> 09:53.301 But you're the one who's questioning my ability to lead. 09:53.301 --> 09:56.388 -I never said that. -Good. Dai, you're relieved! 09:56.388 --> 09:58.765 I'm taking your spot on the scout. 10:02.977 --> 10:04.603 Sure that's a good idea? 10:04.603 --> 10:06.731 You want to stay here and mind the fort, be my guest. 10:06.731 --> 10:08.316 The attack's in three days. 10:08.316 --> 10:10.693 Something happens to me, the 2nd Mass'll go on. 10:10.693 --> 10:12.946 We can't exactly afford to lose you. 10:14.239 --> 10:15.698 Mm. 10:15.698 --> 10:17.867 You know anything about load-bearing dynamics 10:17.867 --> 10:19.619 or gauging structural integrity? 10:19.619 --> 10:21.121 No. 10:21.121 --> 10:24.416 I had a construction business after the service. 10:24.416 --> 10:28.627 Knowing where to hit this thing is just as important as how. 10:39.847 --> 10:42.434 So he's a contractor. 10:42.434 --> 10:45.853 Must have been a lot of fun on a remodel. 10:53.445 --> 10:55.696 Did you want to see me, Dr Glass? 10:55.696 --> 10:57.449 Oh, Ben, come in. 10:57.449 --> 10:58.658 (PILLS RATTLE) 10:58.658 --> 11:00.118 It's gonna sound like I'm joking, 11:00.118 --> 11:01.869 but take two and see me in the morning. 11:01.869 --> 11:03.288 Okay. Thanks. 11:05.499 --> 11:07.000 Everything okay? 11:07.000 --> 11:08.585 Strictly a follow-up. 11:08.585 --> 11:11.630 It's part of the comprehensive package. 11:11.630 --> 11:15.509 Have you been having any pain, notice any changes? 11:15.509 --> 11:17.885 Uh, no. I'm fine. I'm okay. 11:19.678 --> 11:21.222 Are they going away? 11:21.222 --> 11:23.391 Because I saw one of the other kids from my group, 11:23.391 --> 11:24.601 and his have almost disappeared. 11:24.601 --> 11:26.436 I know. 11:26.436 --> 11:28.313 So how come I'm so different? 11:28.313 --> 11:30.023 Well, it's hard to say. 11:30.023 --> 11:32.233 You and Rick were harnessed months longer than the others. 11:32.233 --> 11:36.779 Maybe it just takes a little longer with you. 11:36.779 --> 11:39.866 Wait. Hold still a second. I want to check something. 11:39.866 --> 11:42.452 Tell me if you feel this. 11:43.870 --> 11:45.664 Anything? 11:49.917 --> 11:52.128 -Now? -No. 11:53.712 --> 11:55.632 Is something wrong? 11:55.632 --> 11:58.009 It's okay. Go ahead and get dressed. 12:02.721 --> 12:04.683 I thought he was getting better, too. 12:04.683 --> 12:06.851 He is, physically. 12:06.851 --> 12:08.562 The truth is, with his father gone, 12:08.562 --> 12:10.438 there really isn't a place for him in the gym anymore. 12:10.438 --> 12:12.065 Because he was harnessed, like me. 12:12.065 --> 12:14.192 You don't have to lie. I know they're afraid of us. 12:14.192 --> 12:16.361 A few maybe, but not everyone. 12:16.361 --> 12:19.072 What worries me most is Rick's attitude. 12:19.072 --> 12:21.366 He never talks about his father. 12:21.366 --> 12:23.993 It's like his death barely registered. 12:23.993 --> 12:26.621 My dad said soldiers get this thing... 12:26.621 --> 12:29.249 A thousand-yard stare. 12:29.249 --> 12:31.084 Maybe I could to talk to him. 12:31.084 --> 12:33.670 I think that would be great. 12:33.670 --> 12:38.592 What Rick needs more than anything now is a friend. 12:46.099 --> 12:48.309 HAL: What do you think it's for? 12:48.309 --> 12:49.936 TOM: It's hard to say. 12:49.936 --> 12:51.354 That flat space on top 12:51.354 --> 12:53.981 kind of reminds me of an aircraft carrier. 12:53.981 --> 12:55.483 WEAVER: Whatever it is... 12:55.483 --> 12:57.444 It's not impenetrable. 12:57.444 --> 13:00.572 They're using basic construction techniques. 13:00.572 --> 13:01.989 Earth materials. 13:01.989 --> 13:04.909 Steel rebar, concrete, copper wire. 13:04.909 --> 13:06.827 It's like what the harnessed kids were going after, 13:06.827 --> 13:08.079 that scrap metal. 13:08.079 --> 13:10.123 Bastards might be from outer space, 13:10.123 --> 13:14.419 but their engineering is strictly Architecture 101. 13:14.419 --> 13:18.757 Get close enough, we can kill 'em. 13:18.757 --> 13:21.217 I like the sound of that. 13:23.428 --> 13:24.803 Hey, Dad. 13:24.803 --> 13:29.016 Look at that south base right there. 13:29.016 --> 13:32.061 See where the Skitters are working? 13:32.061 --> 13:33.229 Mm-hmm. 13:33.229 --> 13:35.523 I think I see somebody with them. 13:35.523 --> 13:37.609 Something's got their attention. 13:37.609 --> 13:39.736 To the right. 13:39.736 --> 13:41.028 What is that? 13:41.028 --> 13:43.364 WEAVER: Whoa, what the... 13:43.364 --> 13:45.492 What the hell, man? 13:47.452 --> 13:49.203 Who do you think they are? 13:49.203 --> 13:50.747 I don't know. 13:50.747 --> 13:52.206 They look almost human. 13:52.206 --> 13:53.625 (AIRCRAFT WHOOSHING, ALL GASP) 13:57.754 --> 14:00.590 That was close. Let's get back to the bikes. 14:06.304 --> 14:07.764 WEAVER: I used to drive this neighbourhood 14:07.764 --> 14:09.098 every day. 14:09.098 --> 14:12.059 We had a place in Allston, just off Royal, 14:12.059 --> 14:13.728 right across the river. 14:13.728 --> 14:15.854 HAL: First these Skitters and Mechs, 14:15.854 --> 14:17.231 now these humanoid things. 14:17.231 --> 14:19.400 You think they're anything like us? 14:19.400 --> 14:20.610 TOM: No, not like us. 14:20.610 --> 14:22.111 But in any military hierarchy, 14:22.111 --> 14:23.738 you've got troops in the field, 14:23.738 --> 14:25.239 and then you've got Command. 14:25.239 --> 14:26.616 And up until this point, 14:26.616 --> 14:27.992 we've assumed that the Skitters were Command. 14:27.992 --> 14:29.369 Maybe we were wrong. 14:29.369 --> 14:31.705 Even if we were, it doesn't change anything. 14:31.705 --> 14:33.206 Not tactically, but what worries me 14:33.206 --> 14:35.208 is that this is the first time we've seen them. 14:35.208 --> 14:36.376 Why is that a problem? 14:36.376 --> 14:38.002 Could mean they were hanging back, 14:38.002 --> 14:40.087 waiting until it was safe before showing themselves. 14:40.087 --> 14:42.340 They think that they've already won. 14:42.340 --> 14:43.257 (CLATTER) 14:43.257 --> 14:45.176 -Hey, Dad. -I see it. 14:45.176 --> 14:46.927 If they're following us, 14:46.927 --> 14:48.805 we're gonna take them right back to the 2nd Mass. 14:48.805 --> 14:50.097 On me. 15:01.067 --> 15:03.069 (GUNSHOT) 15:03.069 --> 15:04.362 WOMAN: Go on, get out of here, 15:04.362 --> 15:06.489 before I blow your damn heads off! 15:06.489 --> 15:07.906 TOM: We're not gonna hurt you! 15:07.906 --> 15:09.492 Yeah, well, that's what they all say. 15:09.492 --> 15:11.578 How do I know you're not with them? 15:11.578 --> 15:14.247 Do we look like Skitters?! 15:14.247 --> 15:16.040 You know, it's not spacemen that bother me. 15:16.040 --> 15:17.916 It's the human trash that are tearing up this city, 15:17.916 --> 15:20.712 stealing everything that's not nailed down! 15:20.712 --> 15:23.423 TOM: We're with the Resistance! 15:23.423 --> 15:25.049 We can help you! 15:29.429 --> 15:31.472 Help, I don't need. 15:31.472 --> 15:35.017 You want to talk? Let's talk. 15:43.359 --> 15:44.360 I'm Tom Mason. 15:44.360 --> 15:45.737 That's my son Hal 15:45.737 --> 15:47.781 and our commanding officer, Captain Weaver. 15:47.781 --> 15:49.741 Sonja. Sonja Renken. 15:49.741 --> 15:51.992 This would go a whole lot smoother 15:51.992 --> 15:53.703 if you'd lower your weapon. 15:55.747 --> 15:56.997 Well, I have to admit, 15:56.997 --> 15:58.458 you don't seem like those others. 15:58.458 --> 16:01.502 Others? How long you been out here? 16:01.502 --> 16:03.087 I never left. 16:03.087 --> 16:06.299 You can come in if you'd like. 16:11.345 --> 16:13.264 We don't have time for this. 16:13.264 --> 16:15.182 Well, if it's spacemen you want, 16:15.182 --> 16:17.435 I've been keeping my eye on them, too. 16:17.435 --> 16:19.687 It's just around the corner. 2740. 16:19.687 --> 16:22.064 First floor, apartment 1B. 16:22.064 --> 16:23.608 Thank you. 16:23.608 --> 16:25.485 Doesn't seem right, just leaving her here. 16:25.485 --> 16:27.528 Our mission has to take priority, 16:27.528 --> 16:28.988 and this could be a trap. 16:28.988 --> 16:30.573 Or an opportunity. 16:30.573 --> 16:32.074 Porter sends us after information on the structure. 16:32.074 --> 16:33.743 This woman's been living next to it for months. 16:33.743 --> 16:35.578 Or she might just be some crazy woman, 16:35.578 --> 16:36.663 living by herself. 16:36.663 --> 16:38.414 She survived the invasion, 16:38.414 --> 16:40.708 got the drop on three fighters. 16:40.708 --> 16:42.585 We should all be so crazy. 16:42.585 --> 16:45.421 All right. 16:45.421 --> 16:49.300 You and Hal go in, but watch yourselves. 16:49.300 --> 16:50.635 If the building's clear, 16:50.635 --> 16:51.886 find out what she knows. 16:51.886 --> 16:52.971 What about you? 16:52.971 --> 16:54.430 I'll stand watch. 16:54.430 --> 16:57.767 I see any incoming, I'll fire a warning shot. 17:16.995 --> 17:19.497 Unbelievable. 17:19.497 --> 17:23.501 Where's the sense of style, stagecraft? 17:26.880 --> 17:28.214 What do you want? 17:28.214 --> 17:30.967 Mm, I-I left my backpack. 17:41.060 --> 17:44.146 How do you know so much about bombs anyway? 17:44.146 --> 17:45.648 Did you go to school? 17:45.648 --> 17:47.316 Yeah. I did the four-year program 17:47.316 --> 17:48.860 at Cochran Correctional. 17:48.860 --> 17:50.862 You know, your old man finds out you're hanging with me, 17:50.862 --> 17:54.072 you're liable to discover the true meaning of the word 17:54.072 --> 17:55.282 'corporal punishment.' 17:55.282 --> 17:56.951 That's after he shoots me. 17:56.951 --> 18:00.872 I know. He told me to stay away. 18:05.501 --> 18:07.670 Don't worry, kid. 18:09.463 --> 18:13.760 Old sparky here is as dead as dead gets. 18:17.304 --> 18:19.306 It still scares me. 18:19.306 --> 18:21.141 Yeah? Why? 18:21.141 --> 18:22.977 Because they kill people. 18:22.977 --> 18:25.104 Kid, a lot of things kill people. 18:25.104 --> 18:26.355 Not like this. 18:26.355 --> 18:31.277 I still have nightmares about them... 18:31.277 --> 18:34.989 Taking away Ben or hurting Mom. 18:36.156 --> 18:37.909 I want to be brave. 18:37.909 --> 18:39.368 Like Dad and Hal. 18:39.368 --> 18:41.495 Like you. 18:41.495 --> 18:44.123 But I'm scared all the time. 18:44.123 --> 18:47.376 It ain't the bogeyman, kid. 18:47.376 --> 18:50.671 It's just a pile of rock-and-sock-'em junk. 18:50.671 --> 18:55.051 Look, you got gears, bearings, servos... 18:55.051 --> 18:56.469 I wouldn't be surprised 18:56.469 --> 18:58.554 if there's a 'Made in Japan' sticker in there. 18:58.554 --> 19:00.890 This... 19:00.890 --> 19:03.476 This is interesting. 19:03.476 --> 19:05.144 What is it? 19:05.144 --> 19:07.021 It's a Mech bullet. 19:12.610 --> 19:14.194 It looks like ours. 19:14.194 --> 19:16.697 It is, .44 calibre. 19:16.697 --> 19:19.158 I'm betting these scaly maggots, they go around, 19:19.158 --> 19:21.077 they raid all the military ammo dumps worldwide 19:21.077 --> 19:22.411 for the shells, 19:22.411 --> 19:24.956 then they convert 'em for their Robocops. 19:24.956 --> 19:26.958 Turns out our alien friends 19:26.958 --> 19:29.543 are big on recycling. 19:29.543 --> 19:30.753 The slug... 19:30.753 --> 19:32.005 Now, that's the interesting part. 19:32.005 --> 19:33.756 It's made out of Mech-metal. 19:33.756 --> 19:36.926 It's kind of like the depleted uranium the Army uses 19:36.926 --> 19:40.471 for tank busters, only way nastier. 19:40.471 --> 19:44.684 I wish we could use these against them. 19:46.936 --> 19:49.814 Out of the mouths of babes. 19:57.363 --> 19:58.990 (BEN) We got lucky. 19:58.990 --> 20:00.700 They found some Froot Loops still in the plastic. 20:00.700 --> 20:03.870 I love that sugar rush. 20:03.870 --> 20:06.622 It bothers you, doesn't it? 20:06.622 --> 20:08.206 The way they're looking at us. 20:08.206 --> 20:10.835 I try not to think about it. 20:10.835 --> 20:15.255 They don't understand yet... 20:15.255 --> 20:18.300 But they will. 20:20.887 --> 20:22.638 Um... 20:22.638 --> 20:25.058 I know you must be hurting after what happened to your dad, 20:25.058 --> 20:26.934 and if you ever want to talk about it or... 20:26.934 --> 20:30.354 It doesn't matter now. 20:30.354 --> 20:33.191 He was a part of the way I was before. 20:33.191 --> 20:35.568 Before? Like with the Skitters? 20:35.568 --> 20:37.319 'Cause that's over. You know that. 20:37.319 --> 20:39.906 The doctors may have removed the harness, 20:39.906 --> 20:43.409 but that doesn't mean that they've abandoned us. 20:43.409 --> 20:45.995 We're the lucky ones. 20:45.995 --> 20:47.496 No. No. 20:47.496 --> 20:48.789 I hate the Skitters! 20:48.789 --> 20:50.917 I hate what they did to me! 20:50.917 --> 20:54.253 If I had the chance, I'd kill every last one of them! 20:54.253 --> 20:56.630 It'll get clearer, I promise. 20:56.630 --> 20:58.591 They love us, Ben, 20:58.591 --> 21:00.968 and they will come back for us. 21:00.968 --> 21:04.805 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 21:04.805 --> 21:08.768 I am sorry that I don't have any milk. 21:08.768 --> 21:10.310 TOM: That's okay. 21:10.310 --> 21:13.397 It's actually a lot better than we're used to. 21:17.401 --> 21:19.319 Thank you. 21:19.319 --> 21:22.198 So you found all these supplies yourself? 21:22.198 --> 21:23.199 Uh, yes. 21:23.199 --> 21:26.119 Over time. Why? 21:27.369 --> 21:29.080 Mmm. 21:29.080 --> 21:31.249 Oh, it's just that a lot of the food stores that we passed 21:31.249 --> 21:32.833 on the way in looked a little picked over. 21:32.833 --> 21:35.253 Well, some. Uh, not all. 21:36.587 --> 21:39.298 We used to have so much fun here. 21:39.298 --> 21:41.134 Joel and Amy, my children, 21:41.134 --> 21:43.302 used to play in that courtyard. 21:43.302 --> 21:46.722 The Gibsons on the fourth floor, expert bridge players. 21:46.722 --> 21:51.144 John Hernandez on eight loved his football. 21:51.144 --> 21:55.273 Uh, they took me away, you know, uh, just for a bit. 21:55.273 --> 21:57.275 The aliens. 21:57.275 --> 21:59.777 Uh, to a camp very far from here. 21:59.777 --> 22:02.696 There were so many of us there at first, 22:02.696 --> 22:04.073 and then only a few. 22:04.073 --> 22:05.574 How did you get away? 22:05.574 --> 22:07.326 Oh, I didn't. They let me go. 22:07.326 --> 22:09.996 They don't care about someone like me. 22:09.996 --> 22:12.290 But you talked to them? 22:12.290 --> 22:14.000 Just a little. 22:14.000 --> 22:15.584 Uh, through the children, 22:15.584 --> 22:18.378 the ones with the monsters on their necks. 22:18.378 --> 22:19.588 The harnessed kids. 22:19.588 --> 22:21.841 Did they say why they were here, 22:21.841 --> 22:23.259 what they wanted from us? 22:23.259 --> 22:25.594 No. They wouldn't talk to us about that. 22:25.594 --> 22:27.972 But after what happened to us in the camp, 22:27.972 --> 22:30.266 I know that they don't want us here... 22:30.266 --> 22:31.809 Not any of us. 22:33.269 --> 22:35.062 (ENGINE REVVING) 22:35.062 --> 22:37.231 Is that Weaver? 22:38.524 --> 22:40.109 You see any ships? 22:40.109 --> 22:41.652 No. Nothing on the ground! 22:41.652 --> 22:43.988 Hey! Weaver! 22:45.698 --> 22:47.241 He pulled the sparkplugs. 22:47.241 --> 22:49.160 Where's he going? 22:51.411 --> 22:54.581 There's no way we can catch him, and he knows it. 22:54.581 --> 22:56.125 I knew something was wrong. 22:56.125 --> 22:58.169 I could have stopped him back at the school. 22:58.169 --> 23:00.087 Well, captain gives an order, you're supposed to follow it. 23:00.087 --> 23:01.463 Think I learned that from you. 23:01.463 --> 23:03.132 Where do you think he's going? 23:03.132 --> 23:05.218 I don't know. He did say that he had family in Allston. 23:05.218 --> 23:06.760 I thought he lost them back in the attack. 23:06.760 --> 23:08.221 Well, he's never really gone into it, 23:08.221 --> 23:10.806 but not knowing can be a powerful incentive. 23:10.806 --> 23:12.266 What did he say? 23:12.266 --> 23:13.809 Across the river, on Royal Street? 23:13.809 --> 23:16.394 Is that where he said he lived before the attack? 23:16.394 --> 23:17.771 A-are you leaving? 23:17.771 --> 23:19.857 Just to go look for our friend, yeah. 23:19.857 --> 23:21.483 You'll be coming back, though, won't you? 23:21.483 --> 23:23.443 Just as soon as we can. 23:23.443 --> 23:26.906 (ENGINES REV) 23:26.906 --> 23:28.366 This is all very mysterious. 23:28.366 --> 23:29.407 Where are we going? 23:29.407 --> 23:30.743 Just over here. 23:30.743 --> 23:32.410 There's something I need you to help me with, 23:32.410 --> 23:34.372 but it's really important that you keep it between us. 23:34.372 --> 23:36.249 Yeah. I've always been good at keeping secrets. 23:36.249 --> 23:38.751 I hope so, because this one's a big one. 23:38.751 --> 23:42.420 (WHIRRING) 23:42.420 --> 23:45.174 What do you think you're gonna find? 23:45.174 --> 23:46.717 Nothing, I hope. 23:48.468 --> 23:49.803 (WHIRRING STOPS) 23:56.977 --> 23:58.145 (BREATHING SHAKILY) 23:58.145 --> 24:00.940 You hanging in there? 24:00.940 --> 24:02.566 Y-yeah. 24:02.566 --> 24:05.319 My class was still in basic anatomy 24:05.319 --> 24:08.822 when they attacked, so... 24:08.822 --> 24:11.242 Cadaver research was second year. 24:11.242 --> 24:13.451 Consider this extra credit. 24:13.451 --> 24:15.871 Now what? We... 24:15.871 --> 24:16.997 We look inside. 24:21.752 --> 24:25.089 Muscles, bones... 24:25.089 --> 24:27.258 Circulatory system. 24:27.258 --> 24:29.509 They're not all that different from us. 24:29.509 --> 24:30.510 Different enough. 24:30.510 --> 24:34.014 Hand me a scalpel. 24:34.014 --> 24:35.641 Okay. 25:01.000 --> 25:02.793 Oh, no. 25:02.793 --> 25:04.128 This is what I was afraid of. 25:08.674 --> 25:10.217 The Skitters were harnessed? 25:10.217 --> 25:11.635 What does that mean? 25:11.635 --> 25:13.137 That maybe they weren't always Skitters. 25:13.137 --> 25:15.889 It's hard to imagine, but this thing... 25:15.889 --> 25:19.185 Might have been something else. 25:28.235 --> 25:31.322 (MOTORCYCLE ENGINES REVVING) 25:36.285 --> 25:37.786 HAL: This is Royal Street. 25:37.786 --> 25:39.455 There's his bike out front. 25:39.455 --> 25:41.207 He must have figured we wouldn't find him. 25:41.207 --> 25:43.583 TOM: Or he didn't care. 25:43.583 --> 25:45.711 I'll go in and check this out, you stay here, guard the bikes. 25:45.711 --> 25:48.047 No way, you don't know what's inside, I'm gonna back you up. 25:48.047 --> 25:49.756 That's what you're doing. 25:49.756 --> 25:51.675 If this goes south, you got to get back to the 2nd Mass. 25:51.675 --> 25:53.511 No, I'm not gonna leave you here. 25:53.511 --> 25:55.012 Listen, Weaver and I don't agree on much, but we agree on this. 25:55.012 --> 25:56.013 The mission's got to come first. 25:56.013 --> 25:57.348 You got to get back to Porter, 25:57.348 --> 25:58.432 give him the recon photos and the route. 25:58.432 --> 25:59.725 All right. 25:59.725 --> 26:01.477 Tell him what we saw at the structure. 26:47.689 --> 26:49.191 (COUGHS) 26:53.279 --> 26:54.905 Captain? 26:59.285 --> 27:01.828 (LID CREAKING) 27:01.828 --> 27:04.582 I built this myself... 27:04.582 --> 27:06.624 Every brick. 27:09.587 --> 27:12.131 I can't tell you how many nights we spent out here, 27:12.131 --> 27:13.382 under the stars. 27:13.382 --> 27:14.716 Talk to me. What are we doing here? 27:14.716 --> 27:16.385 You're looking for your family? 27:16.385 --> 27:17.803 (SIGHS DEEPLY) 27:17.803 --> 27:21.807 I lost them a long time before the aliens came. 27:21.807 --> 27:23.850 We'd, uh... 27:23.850 --> 27:25.727 How do you say it now? 27:25.727 --> 27:27.854 ...grown apart. 27:27.854 --> 27:30.149 Linda and I split... 27:30.149 --> 27:34.361 A year before the attack. 27:34.361 --> 27:35.946 Okay. 27:35.946 --> 27:37.615 If we're not here for them... 27:44.538 --> 27:46.039 What is this? 27:46.039 --> 27:50.336 Mike's son, Rick, drew this. What is this? 27:52.338 --> 27:55.799 That's my house, Tom. Look at that. 27:55.799 --> 27:58.885 It's been eating at me ever since I saw it. 27:58.885 --> 28:01.013 That's not a coincidence. 28:01.013 --> 28:03.223 What if these damn things are planting... 28:03.223 --> 28:07.603 Planting this inside their heads... 28:07.603 --> 28:08.854 To get at me? 28:08.854 --> 28:10.856 You know what I'm saying? 28:15.944 --> 28:19.198 Yeah, you're right, this does look like your house. 28:20.574 --> 28:25.538 Looks like most of the houses on this block. 28:27.373 --> 28:30.292 I don't think they can read our minds. 28:30.292 --> 28:33.212 But you don't know that. 28:33.212 --> 28:36.382 Saw the blood inside. 28:36.382 --> 28:38.551 Want to tell me about that? 28:41.803 --> 28:43.639 (SIGHS) 28:48.101 --> 28:50.770 I came here right after the bombs dropped, 28:50.770 --> 28:52.981 and I found Linda's fiancé outside. 28:52.981 --> 28:54.441 He was badly wounded. 28:54.441 --> 28:56.902 He had been trying to help them when he got hit. 28:56.902 --> 28:58.778 My youngest daughter, Sophia, 28:58.778 --> 29:01.448 captured by the Skitters. 29:01.448 --> 29:03.701 (SIGHS) 29:03.701 --> 29:06.203 Linda and Jeanne were... 29:06.203 --> 29:08.455 Taking cover in a house down the street, 29:08.455 --> 29:11.291 and the Mechs opened up on them. 29:11.291 --> 29:12.710 And, um... 29:20.008 --> 29:21.801 (CLEARS THROAT) 29:21.801 --> 29:25.514 I combed that rubble for a long time, 29:25.514 --> 29:28.225 but they were gone. 29:28.225 --> 29:31.061 So I went after Sophia. 29:36.233 --> 29:38.776 You found her? 29:39.819 --> 29:41.780 I found her. 29:43.907 --> 29:46.452 She was harnessed. 29:48.120 --> 29:52.249 And they had her working at a site near Sudbury. 29:52.249 --> 29:55.793 I pulled her out of there and I took her home. 30:00.132 --> 30:03.302 The harness... You tried to take it off of her? 30:04.928 --> 30:06.555 Yeah. 30:10.434 --> 30:13.186 But those spikes... 30:13.186 --> 30:15.939 They were in too deep. 30:20.235 --> 30:23.947 And I couldn't, so... 30:27.117 --> 30:29.161 You should have told me. 30:30.078 --> 30:31.580 Ah! 30:31.580 --> 30:33.582 I've never been one for self-pity. 30:33.582 --> 30:36.460 A lot of people had a lot worse things than that happen to them. 30:36.460 --> 30:38.337 Not like that. 30:38.337 --> 30:39.546 (SIGHS) 30:39.546 --> 30:41.923 I can't believe that when I brought Ben 30:41.923 --> 30:43.425 and those other kids back, you didn't... 30:43.425 --> 30:45.302 Well, I was happy for you. 30:45.302 --> 30:47.220 I was happy for you, and I was happy for Mike. 30:47.220 --> 30:48.472 Maybe if I'd waited, huh? 30:52.518 --> 30:56.229 We can't stay here. 30:56.229 --> 30:57.815 (SIGHS) We got to get back. 30:57.815 --> 31:00.025 I know. You've got your boys to fight for. 31:00.025 --> 31:01.943 That's something worth fighting for. 31:01.943 --> 31:04.655 But all I've been living on this whole time... 31:04.655 --> 31:06.198 I'm just living on revenge! 31:06.198 --> 31:08.826 It's not good enough! It's not good enough! 31:08.826 --> 31:11.244 And you're right. I have not been sleeping, 31:11.244 --> 31:12.996 but I'm gonna sleep tonight. 31:12.996 --> 31:14.707 I'm gonna sleep in my own bed, 31:14.707 --> 31:16.834 which is where I should have been... 31:16.834 --> 31:20.086 All along. 31:20.086 --> 31:22.255 You're gonna quit? 31:23.549 --> 31:26.176 You're giving up? 31:26.176 --> 31:27.927 We're three days away from the attack. 31:31.515 --> 31:33.767 Hey, look, I'm sorry about what happened, 31:33.767 --> 31:37.604 but there are a lot of other lives at stake. 31:40.190 --> 31:41.400 (WHIRRING IN DISTANCE) 31:41.400 --> 31:42.484 That's a Mech. 31:49.908 --> 31:51.284 Hal's out front. We got to go! 31:51.284 --> 31:54.287 You go. You save yourself and your son. 31:54.287 --> 31:56.456 This is where I belong. 31:59.251 --> 32:01.127 I'm not leaving without you. 32:13.807 --> 32:16.309 WEAVER: I'll draw it in. 32:16.309 --> 32:17.477 Give you and Hal time to retreat. 32:17.477 --> 32:19.438 -No. -That's an order! 32:19.438 --> 32:20.856 And I respectfully decline! 32:20.856 --> 32:23.483 Two grenades at close range might be enough. 32:29.947 --> 32:30.990 Linda... 32:30.990 --> 32:35.245 Captain! Weaver! 32:35.245 --> 32:36.622 Are you with me?! 32:38.956 --> 32:41.251 Let's get this damn thing. 32:41.251 --> 32:42.920 Are you ready with those grenades? 32:42.920 --> 32:44.922 I'm good. Tell me when to go. 32:44.922 --> 32:46.632 When I open up, you got three seconds! 32:50.009 --> 32:52.095 (THUDDING) 32:54.848 --> 32:57.267 Okay, go, go, go, go! 33:11.281 --> 33:12.616 Dad! You all right? Where's Weaver? 33:12.616 --> 33:14.117 He's still inside. 33:14.117 --> 33:15.494 That was no passing patrol. 33:15.494 --> 33:17.203 That Mech came straight to Weaver's house. 33:17.203 --> 33:19.247 The only person who knew we were here was that woman Sonja. 33:19.247 --> 33:20.998 WEAVER: That woman gave us up. 33:22.292 --> 33:23.460 You ready to go? 33:23.460 --> 33:24.670 Damn right. 33:24.670 --> 33:27.589 (MOTORCYCLE ENGINE TURNS OVER) 33:27.589 --> 33:29.006 (KNOCK ON DOOR) 33:30.717 --> 33:31.844 Oh. Uh, it's you. 33:31.844 --> 33:33.094 WOMAN: We brought more food. 33:33.094 --> 33:34.805 Do you have anything to tell us? 33:34.805 --> 33:36.055 Just as I told you. 33:36.055 --> 33:37.766 You're alone, and everything's fine. 33:37.766 --> 33:39.559 Uh, no. I haven't seen anyone 33:39.559 --> 33:40.811 since those people earlier today. 33:40.811 --> 33:41.937 (WHISPERS) Dad! 33:44.439 --> 33:47.317 We couldn't get them. Do you know where they've gone? 33:47.317 --> 33:49.486 SONJA: No. 33:50.821 --> 33:52.531 -It's Karen, Dad! -Shh! 33:52.531 --> 33:54.240 They got her! 33:54.240 --> 33:55.826 We can't help her right now. 33:57.536 --> 33:58.912 (TRAY THUDS) 34:01.456 --> 34:03.542 We don't know how many more of them are out there. 34:03.542 --> 34:05.002 We can't leave her here. We can't leave her. 34:05.002 --> 34:06.837 She's been coming here the last few days. 34:06.837 --> 34:08.922 She has a very pretty face. Do you know her? 34:08.922 --> 34:10.590 That's my son's girlfriend. 34:10.590 --> 34:12.885 The aliens took her three weeks ago. 34:39.036 --> 34:41.078 You told them about us, didn't you? 34:41.078 --> 34:42.998 You gave us up to those things. 34:42.998 --> 34:45.876 But they promised me they wouldn't hurt you. 34:45.876 --> 34:47.920 And you believed them, after what they did to you? 34:47.920 --> 34:50.422 The girl said that they would bring you back, 34:50.422 --> 34:51.840 and then I would have company again... 34:51.840 --> 34:55.594 The way it used to be before. 34:55.594 --> 34:59.765 They always promise to bring them back. 34:59.765 --> 35:01.641 HAL: Who knows how many people she's given up to them? 35:01.641 --> 35:04.728 TOM: It's why they let her go. It's an old tactic. 35:04.728 --> 35:06.813 You leave a couple friendlies behind like watchdogs, 35:06.813 --> 35:09.357 and they pick up the intel that the enemy never could. 35:09.357 --> 35:11.526 They got her for a box of tea. 35:11.526 --> 35:12.694 What are we gonna do now? 35:12.694 --> 35:14.237 We're gonna take her with us, 35:14.237 --> 35:15.906 make sure she doesn't do this to anybody else. 35:15.906 --> 35:17.074 Mm, no. 35:17.074 --> 35:19.409 In three days, all this changes. 35:19.409 --> 35:20.702 This place is all she's got. 35:20.702 --> 35:22.579 We take it away from her, 35:22.579 --> 35:24.497 we might as well shoot her on the spot. 35:31.546 --> 35:33.757 It's gonna be getting light soon, we've got to go. 35:33.757 --> 35:35.341 You're welcome to come along with us. 35:35.341 --> 35:36.927 Oh, I don't think so. 35:36.927 --> 35:39.554 I should be here when Amy and Joel come back home. 35:39.554 --> 35:42.724 Well, if you decide to change your mind, 35:42.724 --> 35:44.183 we're gonna be heading north. 35:44.183 --> 35:46.144 We've heard that Gloucester is clear. 35:46.144 --> 35:48.187 Gloucester? 35:48.187 --> 35:50.482 Well, I've heard that that's quite lovely. 35:50.482 --> 35:52.943 I've heard that, too. 35:56.780 --> 35:57.990 HAL: Gloucester? 35:57.990 --> 35:59.365 We won't be there, 35:59.365 --> 36:00.784 but that's where the aliens will be looking 36:00.784 --> 36:02.285 after the next box of tea. 36:05.538 --> 36:07.707 (DOOR CLOSES) 36:15.632 --> 36:18.635 Anne? 36:18.635 --> 36:20.846 I've been thinking about it for hours, 36:20.846 --> 36:23.389 and I don't see how we can keep this to ourselves. 36:23.389 --> 36:25.100 You don't? 36:25.100 --> 36:26.935 No, the others seem to have healed, 36:26.935 --> 36:28.020 but Ben and Rick... 36:28.020 --> 36:29.312 We took the harnesses off. 36:29.312 --> 36:31.064 That should have stopped the process. 36:31.064 --> 36:32.691 We don't know that. 36:34.317 --> 36:36.528 People here are already terrified 36:36.528 --> 36:38.030 of these kids. 36:38.030 --> 36:40.448 If this gets out, god only knows what they'll do. 36:40.448 --> 36:42.117 What about Tom? 36:46.121 --> 36:47.956 I have to tell him. 36:47.956 --> 36:52.460 After everything they went through to get him back... 36:52.460 --> 36:56.173 He could still lose Ben. 37:03.013 --> 37:05.431 First chance I get, I'm going after her, Dad. 37:05.431 --> 37:07.433 First chance. 37:09.978 --> 37:11.437 We need to talk... 37:11.437 --> 37:13.272 About what we're gonna tell Porter. 37:13.272 --> 37:15.316 I'm not asking for any favours. 37:15.316 --> 37:17.360 I'm not offering any. 37:17.360 --> 37:18.862 (SIGHS) 37:18.862 --> 37:21.073 If the 2nd Mass loses faith in their commander... 37:24.201 --> 37:28.329 Okay, I'll have Dai take the recon photos to Colonel Porter. 37:28.329 --> 37:32.167 I say we tell him about the structure, 37:32.167 --> 37:35.378 the creatures, Karen, and the Renken woman. 37:35.378 --> 37:37.756 The rest can stay between you and me. 37:37.756 --> 37:40.717 All right. 37:42.719 --> 37:44.637 You still haven't told me what changed your mind 37:44.637 --> 37:46.389 about coming back. 38:01.320 --> 38:02.697 These were Linda's. 38:02.697 --> 38:06.451 They were the only pair that she had. 38:06.451 --> 38:08.870 I was in the house a week after the attack, 38:08.870 --> 38:10.205 and they were not there. 38:11.706 --> 38:16.253 It tells me she might have come back... 38:16.253 --> 38:22.299 That there's a chance that my wife is still alive. 38:22.299 --> 38:25.553 And maybe my oldest girl. 38:27.806 --> 38:30.016 POPE: All right, everybody gather 'round! 38:30.016 --> 38:31.184 I got a demonstration! 38:31.184 --> 38:32.435 What the hell is this? 38:32.435 --> 38:34.062 POPE: Come on, everybody! Let's go! 38:34.062 --> 38:36.022 Come on, come on! I'm only gonna do this once! 38:36.022 --> 38:37.899 So... 38:37.899 --> 38:40.110 The score is Aliens, one... 38:40.110 --> 38:42.279 Humans, zero! 38:42.279 --> 38:45.115 Hell, humans aren't even on the board! 38:45.115 --> 38:47.366 I leave for one day, look what happens. 38:47.366 --> 38:49.661 I'm just glad you're back. How did it go? 38:49.661 --> 38:52.831 It went. I'll tell you about it later. 38:52.831 --> 38:54.249 Good. We need to talk. 38:54.249 --> 38:55.708 What's all this? 38:55.708 --> 38:57.836 Pope just said he wants to show us something. 38:57.836 --> 39:00.630 POPE: Look at me when I'm talking to you! 39:00.630 --> 39:02.966 So, the whole gang's here! Good. 39:02.966 --> 39:05.885 I do not want to have to do this twice. 39:05.885 --> 39:08.596 You're supposed to be making bombs, Pope! 39:08.596 --> 39:10.098 You ever heard of multitasking? 39:10.098 --> 39:11.474 It's all under control. 39:11.474 --> 39:13.268 It better be, 'cause I'm itching 39:13.268 --> 39:15.145 for a reason to put you back behind bars. 39:15.145 --> 39:16.354 Dad! 39:16.354 --> 39:18.564 Hey. (SMOOCHES) 39:18.564 --> 39:19.774 What are you doing here? 39:19.774 --> 39:21.193 You should be in school. 39:21.193 --> 39:23.486 I was working with Pope. Dad, it is so cool! 39:23.486 --> 39:25.280 I thought I told you to stay away from him. 39:25.280 --> 39:26.948 But he knows how to kill the Mechs! 39:26.948 --> 39:28.741 POPE: Why are we losing the war? Why is that? 39:28.741 --> 39:31.328 Come on. Just watch. 39:31.328 --> 39:33.496 Because the bad guys have us outgunned! 39:33.496 --> 39:37.458 You know, it takes an entire magazine just to put a dent 39:37.458 --> 39:39.460 in one of their tin soldiers! 39:39.460 --> 39:40.586 May I? 39:42.255 --> 39:44.299 Watch him! 39:47.093 --> 39:48.636 (WEAPONS COCKING) 40:02.901 --> 40:05.403 So that's the way it's been! 40:05.403 --> 40:10.700 But there's a new sheriff in town! 40:12.285 --> 40:14.871 It's a standard bullet, 40:14.871 --> 40:17.290 only it's got a Mech-metal slug. 40:18.541 --> 40:20.877 -That a .45? -Captain? 40:20.877 --> 40:22.712 Go ahead. 40:44.483 --> 40:47.653 (CHEERS AND APPLAUSE) 41:00.166 --> 41:02.085 Are you saying you can make more of these? 41:02.085 --> 41:03.836 With the right bullet-making tools, 41:03.836 --> 41:06.672 I can melt this stuff down, spit 'em out like gumballs. 41:06.672 --> 41:08.841 I'll also give you something for that .50-cal. 41:08.841 --> 41:11.636 You do that. 41:16.682 --> 41:18.977 We're taking this fight to them! 41:18.977 --> 41:23.815 (CHEERS AND APPLAUSE) t to them!