WEBVTT 00:00.960 --> 00:02.628 (THUNDER CRASHING) 00:14.682 --> 00:16.433 (MOANING) 00:34.159 --> 00:36.537 (GASPS) 00:44.003 --> 00:45.379 (SHOUTING) 00:53.428 --> 00:57.182 (GRUNTS AND PANTS) 01:16.326 --> 01:17.411 Checked you out from head to toe. 01:17.411 --> 01:19.371 You seem perfectly normal. 01:19.371 --> 01:20.455 Well, what if it wasn't something physical, 01:20.455 --> 01:21.540 but psychological? 01:21.540 --> 01:22.750 Could they have given me 01:22.750 --> 01:25.753 some kind of posthypnotic suggestion? 01:25.753 --> 01:30.298 And turned you into what, a sleeper agent? 01:30.298 --> 01:31.967 I don't think anyone, 01:31.967 --> 01:34.845 even a supposedly advanced race of aliens, 01:34.845 --> 01:37.514 could get Tom Mason to turn against his boys. 01:37.514 --> 01:39.140 You've got a lot of faith in a man 01:39.140 --> 01:42.019 who walked onto a spaceship of his own free will. 01:42.019 --> 01:43.812 They threatened to take Ben away. 01:43.812 --> 01:46.815 It was a lie. And I fell for it. 01:46.815 --> 01:48.692 I left my boys to fend for themselves 01:48.692 --> 01:50.444 for the last three months. 01:50.444 --> 01:53.989 Tom, you have to believe, I-I tried to be there for them. 01:53.989 --> 01:56.116 Oh, I know. 01:56.116 --> 01:59.453 Truth is, your boys are amazingly resilient. 01:59.453 --> 02:01.622 If anything, they've grown stronger. 02:01.622 --> 02:03.248 And you? 02:04.750 --> 02:06.710 I'm alive. 02:06.710 --> 02:09.504 Can't say that for most of us. 02:10.965 --> 02:13.008 Lost a lot of really good people right here, 02:13.008 --> 02:14.593 right on this table. 02:14.593 --> 02:18.973 The worst part of it is, I have trouble remembering 02:18.973 --> 02:22.517 what they look like, what they sounded like. 02:22.517 --> 02:24.311 They're just fading away. 02:24.311 --> 02:27.940 So I started pinning up their pictures, 02:27.940 --> 02:30.358 trying to hang on to them. 02:36.531 --> 02:41.202 TOM: Uncle Scott. Rick didn't make it? 02:41.202 --> 02:42.621 (SIGHS) I don't know. 02:42.621 --> 02:45.749 One day he was there. Next day, he was gone. 02:45.749 --> 02:48.376 If you're worried about Ben, do not be. 02:48.376 --> 02:51.088 Ben hates the Skitters. 02:51.088 --> 02:52.965 Weaver says he's one of our best fighters. 02:52.965 --> 02:55.050 Yeah, but he's still got those spikes in his spine. 02:55.050 --> 02:57.886 And the crusty skin is spreading. 02:57.886 --> 02:59.304 If we had an X-ray, 02:59.304 --> 03:01.264 I could find out what's going on inside of him, 03:01.264 --> 03:02.724 but until I get my hands on a working machine, 03:02.724 --> 03:04.476 there's no way to know. 03:04.476 --> 03:07.062 Just like there's no way to know what's going on inside of me, 03:07.062 --> 03:10.816 despite what you or Weaver or I would like to believe. 03:14.402 --> 03:17.072 (WOOD CREAKS) 03:17.072 --> 03:19.574 Bridge looks good! 03:19.574 --> 03:21.743 I mean, considering. 03:21.743 --> 03:24.997 We may have a real shot at crossing here, guys. 03:24.997 --> 03:26.999 That's good. 03:26.999 --> 03:28.750 Aliens have blown up every other bridge 03:28.750 --> 03:31.252 within 100 miles of here. 03:31.252 --> 03:35.423 Got us pinned on this side of the river. 03:35.423 --> 03:38.969 (CLEARS THROAT, BREATHES DEEPLY) 03:38.969 --> 03:40.804 We better get back with the intel. 03:40.804 --> 03:43.348 The longer we stand around, the closer the Skitters are 03:43.348 --> 03:46.226 to finding us and turning second mass into road kill. 03:48.062 --> 03:49.730 Practicing operational silence? 03:49.730 --> 03:53.567 Because you've hardly said a word all day. 03:53.567 --> 03:55.694 You know, it's not your fault. 03:55.694 --> 03:57.905 That's what everyone keeps telling me. 03:57.905 --> 04:01.867 Hey, Ben, Jimmy! Let's go! 04:03.493 --> 04:04.953 Who would have expected your dad to have been there 04:04.953 --> 04:06.538 after three months? 04:06.538 --> 04:10.167 It was dark, Skitters on our heels, something moved. 04:10.167 --> 04:11.752 Anyone would have shot. 04:11.752 --> 04:14.963 Well, it wasn't anyone. It was me. 04:14.963 --> 04:17.549 (AIRCRAFT APPROACHES) 04:21.344 --> 04:22.554 Incoming! 04:23.805 --> 04:26.265 -(GUN COCKS) -(INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 04:27.768 --> 04:30.812 -(MACHINE GUN FIRE) -Get down, Ben! 04:30.812 --> 04:32.689 Get it, Dai! 04:32.689 --> 04:34.108 Damn it! 04:47.246 --> 04:49.372 (GASPING) 04:50.958 --> 04:52.751 Nice shot, Dai. 04:52.751 --> 04:56.337 20 mike-mike, armour-piercing discarding sabot. 04:56.337 --> 04:58.090 Accept no substitutes. 04:58.090 --> 05:00.592 (LAUGHING) Nice! 05:02.552 --> 05:05.097 Well, I guess we can't cross here. 05:13.855 --> 05:15.523 After we attacked that structure in Boston, 05:15.523 --> 05:17.776 the aliens want us like hounds on a fox. 05:17.776 --> 05:20.988 I tried every trick I could think of to shake them, but, uh, 05:20.988 --> 05:23.157 they surrounded us. 05:23.157 --> 05:24.908 In Fitchburg. 05:26.325 --> 05:29.121 It was a disaster. 05:29.121 --> 05:31.123 They poured fire on us from all sides, 05:31.123 --> 05:33.959 till Ben found a soft spot in their lines 05:33.959 --> 05:36.335 and we managed to punch through. 05:36.335 --> 05:39.214 But we lost a lot of people. 05:39.214 --> 05:42.092 We lost more than 100. 05:42.092 --> 05:44.970 My God. 05:44.970 --> 05:49.141 And now the bastards are trying to do it again. 05:49.141 --> 05:51.643 We got the Housatonic River right here. 05:51.643 --> 05:55.605 It runs to the west, to the south. 05:55.605 --> 05:57.774 We are here. 05:57.774 --> 06:03.238 And their units have cut us off from the north and the east. 06:03.238 --> 06:05.282 And they're moving in. 06:05.282 --> 06:08.076 And if I don't find a way to get across that river, 06:08.076 --> 06:09.577 they're gonna pin the second mass in, 06:09.577 --> 06:11.121 and they're gonna destroy us. 06:11.121 --> 06:13.372 And that is why I need you. 06:14.791 --> 06:15.876 Yeah. 06:17.961 --> 06:19.963 How have my boys done? 06:24.425 --> 06:26.553 Thank God for Hal and Ben. 06:26.553 --> 06:30.932 They really stepped up while you were gone... both of them. 06:30.932 --> 06:35.770 But they're young, and they're not ready to be my X.O., 06:35.770 --> 06:38.357 which is why I need somebody who can ask me the hard questions, 06:38.357 --> 06:41.943 who can give me a swift kick in the butt if I need it, you know? 06:41.943 --> 06:45.239 We can't afford another Fitchburg, Tom. 06:45.239 --> 06:49.743 Now, the scouts should be back to camp pretty soon, and I... 06:49.743 --> 06:52.704 I'm hoping that they found a way across this damn river, 06:52.704 --> 06:54.497 and I want you at the debrief. 06:59.336 --> 07:01.255 Dan, I can't. 07:01.255 --> 07:02.714 I know that you're not completely healed. 07:02.714 --> 07:04.383 I'm not asking you to do anything. 07:04.383 --> 07:06.467 No, no, the wound's not the problem, just nicked a rib. 07:06.467 --> 07:08.469 Anne will have the stitches out next week. 07:08.469 --> 07:10.597 Then what is it? 07:12.557 --> 07:14.142 I don't trust myself. 07:16.019 --> 07:18.230 And you shouldn't, either. 07:19.689 --> 07:21.233 You giving me orders now? 07:21.233 --> 07:24.194 I'll decide who I can trust. 07:24.194 --> 07:27.030 And I'll put my money on the man 07:27.030 --> 07:30.784 who pulled my ass out of the fire in Boston. 07:30.784 --> 07:32.827 CRAZY LEE: No, it's true. Dylan's alive. 07:32.827 --> 07:34.955 He's holed up in a mine shaft in Minnesota, 07:34.955 --> 07:37.624 rewriting his protest songs into war ballads. 07:37.624 --> 07:39.500 Delvalle heard one of his broadcasts 07:39.500 --> 07:41.169 over that crystal set he built. 07:41.169 --> 07:43.130 Oh, man, that thing doesn't even work. 07:43.130 --> 07:45.548 It couldn't pick up a conversation in the next tent. 07:45.548 --> 07:47.092 Never mind a broadcast from Minnesota, 07:47.092 --> 07:48.593 if there even was one. 07:48.593 --> 07:50.553 CRAZY LEE: Man, shut up. What the hell do you know? 07:50.553 --> 07:52.597 What is... How did you do this? 07:52.597 --> 07:54.682 Wrench slipped. 07:54.682 --> 07:58.145 Thought you might come out here and kiss it, make it better. 07:58.145 --> 08:00.063 Aah! 08:02.565 --> 08:04.901 So, what's the deal with the professor? 08:04.901 --> 08:06.653 What do you mean? 08:06.653 --> 08:09.489 Just kind of figured he'd give us all an oral history 08:09.489 --> 08:11.450 in alien-interrogation techniques, 08:11.450 --> 08:13.327 but all we got is brooding silence. 08:13.327 --> 08:15.162 -Well... -What's up with that, now? 08:15.162 --> 08:18.415 (SIGHS) I'm a medic, not a shrink. 08:18.415 --> 08:20.500 Scouts are back! 08:20.500 --> 08:23.044 Let's hope they find a way across that damn river. 08:23.044 --> 08:25.713 (ENGINES SHUT OFF) 08:25.713 --> 08:27.174 Good luck. 08:27.174 --> 08:29.217 Yeah, this should be fun. 08:29.217 --> 08:31.470 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 08:31.470 --> 08:33.221 Is the captain in there? 08:33.221 --> 08:34.848 Thanks. (SNIFFS) 08:38.018 --> 08:40.561 You can't even walk across this thing. 08:40.561 --> 08:42.563 (SPITS, CHUCKLES) 08:42.563 --> 08:44.983 Dollars to doughnuts, the beamers will 08:44.983 --> 08:46.651 bomb the hell out of your work crews 08:46.651 --> 08:48.528 10 minutes after they started trying to rebuild it. 08:48.528 --> 08:50.030 Yeah, well, I didn't say I had everything worked out. 08:50.030 --> 08:52.115 I said this is our best chance. 08:52.115 --> 08:53.908 We may be better off probing for a weak point 08:53.908 --> 08:55.827 and then fighting our way out. 08:55.827 --> 08:58.038 Yeah, well, the Mech and Skitter columns I saw 08:58.038 --> 09:00.540 weren't carrying any weak points with them. 09:00.540 --> 09:02.209 HAL: So far, we've managed to stay hidden. 09:02.209 --> 09:03.835 But they're looking hard, and they're closing in fast. 09:03.835 --> 09:06.296 They're gonna be on us in two days. That's tops. 09:06.296 --> 09:08.298 (SIGHS) Why don't they just nuke the whole damn city 09:08.298 --> 09:09.341 and be done with us? 09:09.341 --> 09:11.218 We might not be worth it. 09:11.218 --> 09:13.094 We haven't seen them drop neutron bombs in months, 09:13.094 --> 09:14.513 not since Boston. 09:14.513 --> 09:15.930 WEAVER: They won't need a nuke if they trap us 09:15.930 --> 09:17.307 on this side of the river. 09:17.307 --> 09:18.599 What about that boat that you liberated 09:18.599 --> 09:20.352 from a sporting goods store, Jamil? 09:20.352 --> 09:22.562 It was rubber, seats five, no motor. 09:22.562 --> 09:24.981 Best guess, it'd take us 40 minutes, round trip, 09:24.981 --> 09:26.525 across the river. 09:26.525 --> 09:28.527 No, that would take way too long to get everybody across. 09:28.527 --> 09:30.278 Plus, we'd have to leave all the vehicles, 09:30.278 --> 09:32.572 all the heavy weapons... wounded, supplies. 09:32.572 --> 09:34.699 Yeah. Not acceptable. 09:34.699 --> 09:36.451 Captain, it seems our best and only option 09:36.451 --> 09:39.120 is to rebuild the bridge. 09:39.120 --> 09:41.081 We don't have to rebuild it, Captain. 09:41.081 --> 09:42.874 We could just patch it up. 09:42.874 --> 09:45.293 You know, the supports look like hell, but I think they'll hold. 09:45.293 --> 09:46.878 We can build decking, 09:46.878 --> 09:49.214 bridge them over these gaps and drive across. 09:49.214 --> 09:53.385 Doesn't have to last forever, right? Just one night. 09:56.471 --> 09:58.723 We have no choice. 09:58.723 --> 10:01.226 Start building the decking, Jamil. 10:01.226 --> 10:03.019 Hey, man, what about the beamers? 10:03.019 --> 10:05.688 It's too bad they learned how to beat our jamming so quickly. 10:05.688 --> 10:07.732 We'll figure out a way to deal with the air threat. 10:07.732 --> 10:10.902 Once we get across, we have no idea what's in that forest. 10:10.902 --> 10:12.529 Could run smack into an ambush. 10:12.529 --> 10:14.114 That's why somebody's got to go across for a look-see. 10:14.114 --> 10:15.907 Anybody up for a cold swim? 10:15.907 --> 10:18.910 I'll do it. Maggie and I will take the boat. 10:18.910 --> 10:20.287 We'll go across. We'll check it out. 10:20.287 --> 10:21.913 It'll take you too long to paddle across. 10:21.913 --> 10:23.748 I can swim it faster and not be seen. 10:24.999 --> 10:27.294 Really? 10:28.920 --> 10:32.382 You've been away, Dad. This is what I do. 10:32.382 --> 10:34.801 WEAVER: He's right, Tom. 10:34.801 --> 10:39.306 He's the best... Man for the job, yeah, he... 10:39.306 --> 10:42.058 You take Jimmy with you to cover your route to the riverbank. 10:42.058 --> 10:43.310 Tonight. 10:45.562 --> 10:48.273 Swimming across that river's nothing for Ben. 10:48.273 --> 10:49.774 It's those spikes. 10:49.774 --> 10:52.319 He can run for miles without breaking a sweat. 10:52.319 --> 10:56.072 He has ears like a jack rabbit. He can see like a hawk. 10:56.072 --> 10:58.533 (GRUNTS) Comes at quite a price. 10:58.533 --> 11:01.578 It's the world we live in, not the world we want. 11:01.578 --> 11:04.122 I think we've all changed a little bit. 11:04.122 --> 11:06.833 Ooh, I know. (SIGHS) 11:06.833 --> 11:10.670 Weaver told me how you stepped up. 11:10.670 --> 11:13.881 Saw it for myself in that meeting. 11:13.881 --> 11:15.674 Proud of you, Hal. 11:17.177 --> 11:18.845 You know, I'm sorry. 11:18.845 --> 11:20.972 We haven't had a chance to catch up since you've been gone, 11:20.972 --> 11:22.807 but maybe when we get across this river, 11:22.807 --> 11:25.768 we can have a... Family dinner. 11:25.768 --> 11:28.771 Yeah, maybe. Hey. 11:28.771 --> 11:31.525 I got to ask a favour of you, and it's important. 11:31.525 --> 11:33.610 Sure. Anything. 11:33.610 --> 11:36.821 While the aliens had me, I... 11:36.821 --> 11:39.949 There's big chunks of time that I can't remember. 11:39.949 --> 11:42.327 I think they may have done something to my mind. 11:42.327 --> 11:45.246 Like what? 11:45.246 --> 11:48.458 I don't know. 11:48.458 --> 11:51.252 But I need you to promise me something. 11:51.252 --> 11:52.504 A-Anything. 11:52.504 --> 11:54.214 Just keep your eye on me. 11:54.214 --> 11:55.882 TOM: If I do anything strange, if I do anything 11:55.882 --> 11:57.509 that would endanger the lives of our people... 11:57.509 --> 11:59.135 Okay, but, Dad, you're not... 11:59.135 --> 12:03.348 Yeah, but if I do, I want you to stop me. 12:03.348 --> 12:06.309 Stop you? How? 12:06.309 --> 12:07.935 By any means necessary. 12:07.935 --> 12:10.938 You know, you've been through a lot of crazy stuff, Dad. 12:10.938 --> 12:13.066 Let's go talk to Anne. 12:13.066 --> 12:15.151 All right? We'll go see Weaver. 12:15.151 --> 12:17.111 No, I already talked to them. Now I'm talking to you. 12:17.111 --> 12:19.738 And I'm not asking! You got to do this! 12:19.738 --> 12:21.616 I don't want to hurt anybody, Hal, 12:21.616 --> 12:23.577 least of all you or Ben or Matt. 12:24.619 --> 12:27.038 I'm afraid, Hal. I'm sc-- 12:28.789 --> 12:30.375 -Dad? -(SCREAMS) 12:30.375 --> 12:32.419 Dad, are you okay? Dad! 12:32.419 --> 12:35.672 Dr Glass, come quick! Something's happened to my dad! 12:35.672 --> 12:37.424 Dad, I'm right here! Dad, can you hear me?! 12:45.306 --> 12:46.891 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 12:46.891 --> 12:48.518 Is he gonna be okay? 12:48.518 --> 12:50.478 Of course he's gonna be okay. 12:50.478 --> 12:52.564 Well, we just got him back. 12:52.564 --> 12:54.148 I know, buddy. 12:56.484 --> 12:57.902 You think it's true? 12:57.902 --> 12:59.904 What he was saying... 12:59.904 --> 13:02.616 That he might hurt us? 13:02.616 --> 13:04.659 There's no way. 13:08.663 --> 13:10.624 Look, it's Dad. 13:10.624 --> 13:14.252 Those old fish-heads couldn't change him if they tried. 13:14.252 --> 13:17.589 He escaped from their ship, didn't he? 13:17.589 --> 13:19.090 Found his way back to us, 13:19.090 --> 13:21.468 despite everything they did to stop him, right? 13:21.468 --> 13:23.177 He's gonna beat this, too. 13:23.177 --> 13:25.430 All right? 13:27.766 --> 13:31.311 (SIGHS) 13:36.232 --> 13:38.067 This is gonna sting. 13:38.067 --> 13:41.195 Just do it. 13:41.195 --> 13:44.115 (GRUNTING) 13:48.536 --> 13:50.288 You see that? 13:50.288 --> 13:52.957 It's lodged in his sclera. 13:52.957 --> 13:55.460 -What is it? -LOURDES: Could be a cyst. 13:55.460 --> 13:58.672 You mean like some kind of growth? 13:58.672 --> 14:02.425 No. It wasn't there when I examined him this morning. 14:05.386 --> 14:07.054 Oh. 14:07.054 --> 14:08.139 TOM: What?! What's wrong? 14:08.139 --> 14:09.516 It's moving. 14:09.516 --> 14:11.058 Yank it out! 14:11.058 --> 14:13.102 Hold on, okay? You don't know what this involves. 14:13.102 --> 14:14.395 If I get this wrong, you can lose sight in your eye. 14:14.395 --> 14:15.522 -Then I'll do it. -WEAVER: Easy. 14:15.522 --> 14:16.939 -Oh, God. -Tom, easy. 14:16.939 --> 14:18.899 Like hell! Lourdes, get a specimen jar. 14:18.899 --> 14:22.028 -Dan, hold his head steady! -I got you. Easy. Easy. 14:22.028 --> 14:24.823 Tom, easy. It's all right. Come on. 14:24.823 --> 14:25.906 Okay. 14:27.575 --> 14:29.243 Ready? 14:29.243 --> 14:32.747 (TOM GRUNTING) 14:36.459 --> 14:37.918 (TOM SCREAMING) 14:40.963 --> 14:42.632 (GRUNTS) 14:42.632 --> 14:44.676 (SIGHS) 14:49.556 --> 14:50.931 It looks like a... 14:50.931 --> 14:54.227 Parasite. 14:59.023 --> 15:01.401 One long, two short means it's me. 15:01.401 --> 15:03.403 All clear is two short, one long. 15:03.403 --> 15:05.112 And if you got Skitters following you? 15:05.112 --> 15:06.489 You get the first shot. 15:06.489 --> 15:08.032 Awesome. 15:10.201 --> 15:13.204 Wait, uh, y-you might need this. 15:15.122 --> 15:17.417 Weaver's compass. 15:17.417 --> 15:19.794 Yeah, just don't make me come after it. 15:19.794 --> 15:21.920 That water's freezing. 15:21.920 --> 15:24.632 (CHUCKLES) It's invigorating! 15:28.428 --> 15:30.847 Invigorating! 16:02.128 --> 16:05.131 Uh, you say it just snapped shut? 16:05.131 --> 16:07.091 Like a pill bug. 16:07.091 --> 16:09.719 I don't see any seams. 16:09.719 --> 16:12.305 You should destroy it. 16:12.305 --> 16:14.140 -I agree. -Yeah? 16:14.140 --> 16:17.602 What if it's a tracking device? It could give away our position. 16:17.602 --> 16:19.771 Tom's been with us for days. 16:19.771 --> 16:21.689 If it was tracking our position, 16:21.689 --> 16:23.566 the alien would have attacked us by now. 16:23.566 --> 16:27.737 Or it could be, like Tom said, a mind-control device. 16:27.737 --> 16:30.573 -Yeah. -Well, it's out now. 16:30.573 --> 16:32.241 That doesn't mean it's the end of it. 16:32.241 --> 16:34.452 There could be others in me. 16:34.452 --> 16:37.789 What do you recommend, Tom? 16:37.789 --> 16:41.668 I don't think that you've got any choice... 16:43.795 --> 16:45.546 ...except to put me in restraints, 16:45.546 --> 16:48.967 at least until we get across the river and we learn more. 16:48.967 --> 16:51.636 Tom, we removed it. You're probably fine. 16:51.636 --> 16:53.596 You said I was fine before. Come on. 16:53.596 --> 16:55.014 Put all personal feelings aside. 16:55.014 --> 16:57.725 Now is not the time to take any chances. 16:59.477 --> 17:02.229 Give me your hands. 17:10.571 --> 17:12.657 (INSECTS CHIRPING) 17:44.898 --> 17:47.650 -(WHIRRING) -Ohh! 17:49.736 --> 17:52.613 Aah! 17:52.613 --> 17:54.657 (GRUNTS) 18:01.455 --> 18:04.042 (WHIRRING CONTINUES) 18:13.676 --> 18:15.970 (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS) 18:15.970 --> 18:19.348 (GRUNTING) 18:19.348 --> 18:21.392 (WHIRRING STOPS) 18:54.300 --> 18:57.553 (WHIRRING) 19:10.149 --> 19:12.234 (WHIRRING CONTINUES) 19:15.362 --> 19:17.824 (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKING) 19:29.293 --> 19:32.088 You can go see your old man now. 19:32.088 --> 19:33.798 I don't want to. 19:33.798 --> 19:35.257 What do you mean you don't want to? 19:35.257 --> 19:37.593 -Hey, Matt... -I don't want to! 19:39.095 --> 19:41.014 Hey, Captain. 19:41.014 --> 19:43.599 I heard they pulled a circuit board out of Tom's head. 19:43.599 --> 19:45.184 Is that true? 19:46.644 --> 19:50.314 We don't know what it is. Dr Glass has removed it. 19:50.314 --> 19:52.650 The scouts should be back any minute, Pope. 19:52.650 --> 19:54.152 Report to the C.P. in 10. 19:54.152 --> 19:57.363 You're not taking him across that river with us. 19:57.363 --> 19:59.073 That's not gonna happen. 19:59.073 --> 20:02.785 He's unarmed and in restraints. The situation is under control. 20:02.785 --> 20:04.328 The hell it is. 20:04.328 --> 20:05.872 He could still be wired direct to Skitter central. 20:05.872 --> 20:07.414 Now, I'm sorry, but you should have put a bullet 20:07.414 --> 20:09.042 in the back of his head the second he took a step 20:09.042 --> 20:12.045 towards that ship. 20:12.045 --> 20:13.546 -And I want to see the... -Hey! 20:15.506 --> 20:18.843 Two guns against one. That's hardly fair. 20:18.843 --> 20:20.594 Actually, it's three against one, Pope. 20:20.594 --> 20:21.554 (GUN COCKS) 20:21.554 --> 20:24.682 (SIGHS) Walk softly. 20:24.682 --> 20:27.768 Anthony, you're a disappointment. 20:27.768 --> 20:30.479 I thought I was having a positive influence on you. 20:35.109 --> 20:38.487 There is nothing that I would like better 20:38.487 --> 20:41.157 than to truss you up and leave you here. 20:41.157 --> 20:46.412 Be thankful that we need you and your band of degenerates. 20:46.412 --> 20:48.039 For now. 20:48.039 --> 20:50.457 Get out of my sight. 20:54.170 --> 20:56.463 Don't kid your yourself, Cap. 20:56.463 --> 20:58.132 Sooner or later, you're gonna have to deal 20:58.132 --> 21:00.300 with that human LoJack you got in there. 21:16.692 --> 21:17.985 BEN: Dad. 21:21.948 --> 21:23.365 Nightmares? 21:23.365 --> 21:25.576 (CLEARS THROAT) Yeah. 21:25.576 --> 21:28.287 Yeah, I had a lot of those after Anne took my harness off. 21:28.287 --> 21:29.580 (SIGHS) 21:29.580 --> 21:31.958 How'd you shake them? 21:31.958 --> 21:33.500 I stopped sleeping. 21:33.500 --> 21:35.920 Hmm. 21:35.920 --> 21:37.922 Just came back from across the river. 21:37.922 --> 21:40.466 Heard what happened. 21:40.466 --> 21:42.176 Oh, it's for the best. 21:42.176 --> 21:44.428 Until we know more, 21:44.428 --> 21:48.557 until I can figure out what it is that did to... 21:51.102 --> 21:52.478 Want to know my secret? 21:52.478 --> 21:55.064 To make sure they can't control me? 21:55.064 --> 21:56.649 Mm-hmm. 21:56.649 --> 21:58.859 Hate. 21:58.859 --> 22:00.569 I hate what they did to me with all my heart and soul. 22:00.569 --> 22:02.488 I hate that they turned me into a freak. 22:02.488 --> 22:04.157 You're not a freak. 22:25.803 --> 22:28.597 You got to hold on to your hate, Dad. 22:32.310 --> 22:34.561 If you can do that... 22:34.561 --> 22:36.522 If you can do that, 22:36.522 --> 22:40.693 it doesn't matter what they've done to you. 22:40.693 --> 22:44.322 They won't be able to change you inside. 22:47.491 --> 22:52.705 You're right. Hate is a very powerful emotion. 22:52.705 --> 22:55.457 And I hate them, too. 22:55.457 --> 22:56.917 (SIGHS) 22:58.336 --> 23:00.963 (SIGHS) But if all you've got left is hate, 23:00.963 --> 23:03.883 then they've already changed you. 23:05.885 --> 23:10.514 It wasn't my hate that kept me going the last couple of months. 23:10.514 --> 23:13.517 It was my love... 23:13.517 --> 23:17.355 For you and for Hal and for Matt. 23:18.856 --> 23:20.524 Gotta go. 23:31.118 --> 23:32.953 JAMIL: Wow. 23:32.953 --> 23:34.705 How did you find this wreck? 23:34.705 --> 23:36.540 Saw the beamer get hit and fly off, 23:36.540 --> 23:39.501 figured it was trying to regroup with its forces, 23:39.501 --> 23:41.712 so I followed the course it took. 23:41.712 --> 23:43.797 When I found the ship, I just... 23:43.797 --> 23:47.093 Kept going the way it was headed and found that. 23:47.093 --> 23:48.844 Good thinking, Ben. 23:48.844 --> 23:51.222 You know, they're not using any kind of engine I've ever seen. 23:51.222 --> 23:53.974 It's some kind of organic biotechnology. 23:53.974 --> 23:55.768 Captain, we really should try and grab 23:55.768 --> 23:56.936 as much of this wreck as we can. 23:56.936 --> 23:58.645 I mean, we could learn a lot. 23:58.645 --> 23:59.855 It's a bad time for a science project. 23:59.855 --> 24:01.399 It's a bad time for everything, 24:01.399 --> 24:02.900 but we need to know all we can about our enemies. 24:02.900 --> 24:04.360 Once we get over there, you can take the truck, 24:04.360 --> 24:05.778 grab what you want. 24:05.778 --> 24:07.529 And we'll hightail it into the forest, 24:07.529 --> 24:09.740 get away from that base. 24:09.740 --> 24:10.866 We're not going anywhere if we don't figure out 24:10.866 --> 24:12.576 how to shut down the air power. 24:12.576 --> 24:13.994 Now, we see anything in these pictures 24:13.994 --> 24:16.289 that can help us do that? 24:16.289 --> 24:18.916 -No pilot. -No. 24:18.916 --> 24:22.502 No, uh, seats, no controls... Nothing for any kind of pilot. 24:22.502 --> 24:25.423 Ben, did you see anything that looked like a radio? 24:25.423 --> 24:27.425 Did you hear anything? 24:27.425 --> 24:28.550 No. 24:28.550 --> 24:30.552 Well, if they're drones, 24:30.552 --> 24:32.305 they got to get their commands from somewhere, right? 24:32.305 --> 24:33.847 Yeah. 24:33.847 --> 24:35.808 I mean, it's most likely this base. 24:35.808 --> 24:38.894 Yeah, this big flyswatter-looking thing 24:38.894 --> 24:42.398 is probably their communications antenna. 24:42.398 --> 24:44.482 The best way to take down the air power, blow that up. 24:44.482 --> 24:46.693 Which is exactly what you'll do. 24:46.693 --> 24:47.820 Yes, sir. 24:47.820 --> 24:49.363 You take your unit in the boat, 24:49.363 --> 24:51.573 infiltrate that base, smash that antenna. 24:51.573 --> 24:52.992 That'll keep those beamers off of us 24:52.992 --> 24:54.701 long enough to get across the bridge. 24:54.701 --> 24:56.620 Those Mechs aren't just gonna step aside 24:56.620 --> 24:58.747 while we walk in with a suitcase full of C-4. 24:58.747 --> 25:00.291 That's why you're gonna have to find a way 25:00.291 --> 25:02.001 to get close enough to take a shot. 25:02.001 --> 25:04.920 We'll rendezvous with you on the other side of the bridge. 25:04.920 --> 25:06.297 Anthony. 25:07.423 --> 25:08.715 You, Pope, and the berserkers 25:08.715 --> 25:10.801 will stay here and cover our asses. 25:10.801 --> 25:13.553 Now, you see those Skitter and Mech columns moving in, 25:13.553 --> 25:15.348 you kick them in the teeth, and you run like hell, 25:15.348 --> 25:18.725 'cause once we get across, we're gonna blow that bridge. 25:18.725 --> 25:19.893 Roger that. 25:22.646 --> 25:24.315 TECTOR: It's a scientific fact, 25:24.315 --> 25:27.234 dirt mixed with sweat makes you waterproof. 25:27.234 --> 25:28.819 Tector, I don't give a rat's ass 25:28.819 --> 25:31.364 if it makes you fireproof, you stink 25:31.364 --> 25:33.657 so bad you could gag a dog off a gut wagon. 25:33.657 --> 25:35.368 When we get to the other side of that river, 25:35.368 --> 25:37.328 either you take a scrub and a hot bath 25:37.328 --> 25:39.246 or me and the boys will give you one. 25:39.246 --> 25:40.831 You'll pay hell getting it done. 25:40.831 --> 25:44.168 MAGGIE: Think of all the Skitters we've blown away. 25:44.168 --> 25:46.544 They got to reproduce to keep their numbers up. 25:46.544 --> 25:49.715 Yeah, I wonder how they do it. (SIGHS) 25:49.715 --> 25:51.217 Maybe they're hermaphrodites. 25:51.217 --> 25:54.845 What, like earthworms? No way. 25:54.845 --> 25:58.265 You've become quite the mechanic. 25:58.265 --> 26:01.977 Yeah. A little different from working on my mom's hybrid. 26:01.977 --> 26:04.522 Uh, be careful tonight. 26:04.522 --> 26:06.732 Things could get pretty hot out there. 26:06.732 --> 26:10.027 Ah. I'm looking forward to it. 26:10.027 --> 26:12.071 You know, when I was, uh, a kid, 26:12.071 --> 26:15.199 my dad got me the biggest Lego collection outside of LEGOLAND. 26:15.199 --> 26:17.410 I used to build cities in my basement... 26:17.410 --> 26:20.037 Ferris wheels and cable cars. 26:20.037 --> 26:21.955 (CHUCKLES) Wish I could have seen that. 26:21.955 --> 26:23.874 You think they mate for life? 26:23.874 --> 26:25.959 No. They got to have multiple sex partners. 26:25.959 --> 26:27.378 (LAUGHS) 26:27.378 --> 26:29.380 So you think Skitters sleep around, huh? 26:29.380 --> 26:30.964 How do you know for certain? 26:30.964 --> 26:33.342 Well, think of all the critters in our world. 26:33.342 --> 26:34.676 Very few mate for life. 26:34.676 --> 26:36.554 The best hope for survival 26:36.554 --> 26:40.140 is to hook up anyone healthy enough to enrich the gene pool. 26:40.140 --> 26:42.518 We still talking about Skitters? 26:42.518 --> 26:44.562 (LAUGHS) 26:44.562 --> 26:48.148 Wag it and shag it, people. Let's move! 26:48.148 --> 26:50.650 Oh, you get that law rocket? 26:50.650 --> 26:52.486 -Yeah, I'm on it. -Nice. Hey, Matt. 26:52.486 --> 26:54.738 Come on, buddy. You're riding on the med bus. 26:54.738 --> 26:56.323 -Dad's there. -Exactly. 26:56.323 --> 26:58.367 I need you to look after him for me, all right? 26:58.367 --> 27:01.036 Go mount up. Thanks, Matt. 27:03.205 --> 27:06.708 So, uh, I guess I'll see you on the other... 27:11.713 --> 27:13.132 Bye. 27:16.260 --> 27:21.848 Hold on, Tom. This old girl isn't exactly a luxury ride. 27:21.848 --> 27:24.059 (ENGINE GROANS) 27:24.059 --> 27:27.813 Hey, Matt. Glad you're riding with us. 27:27.813 --> 27:29.731 Yeah. 27:36.696 --> 27:39.199 MAN: Let's go! Let's move! 27:41.118 --> 27:43.370 Here we go! 28:43.681 --> 28:45.057 Come on. 28:48.227 --> 28:50.312 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 29:07.329 --> 29:09.456 All right. 29:17.005 --> 29:20.050 Captain! We're in business! 29:20.050 --> 29:22.302 -Let's fire them up! -(ENGINES TURN OVER) 29:22.302 --> 29:23.679 Let's go! Let's roll! 29:23.679 --> 29:25.097 Let's roll! 29:39.236 --> 29:42.322 (GRUNTING) 29:42.322 --> 29:43.699 Let's roll! 29:50.497 --> 29:52.165 Let's roll! 29:52.165 --> 29:54.334 Easy, easy, easy! 30:05.971 --> 30:07.681 I wish we had a bigger rocket. 30:07.681 --> 30:08.766 I hear that. 30:19.401 --> 30:20.736 Move it, move it. 30:20.736 --> 30:22.446 Let's go. We don't have all night. 30:28.577 --> 30:30.996 You haven't said a word since you got on the bus. 30:30.996 --> 30:33.248 What's going on, Matt? 30:33.248 --> 30:34.500 Nothing. 30:34.500 --> 30:36.710 I'm still your dad, you know. 30:36.710 --> 30:38.295 If you say so. 30:38.295 --> 30:41.047 You've got to believe I'd never do anything to hurt you. 30:43.049 --> 30:46.052 That thing that came out of you... 30:46.052 --> 30:49.222 How do you know it didn't do something to you? 30:49.222 --> 30:51.141 Honestly, I don't know. 30:51.141 --> 30:52.851 That's why I've got this... 30:52.851 --> 30:55.103 Just to be safe, just to be sure. 30:55.103 --> 30:58.940 But what I do know in my heart is that you're my son. 30:58.940 --> 31:01.234 You're my Matt. 31:01.234 --> 31:03.153 A brave, strong boy. 31:03.153 --> 31:06.156 I'd never, ever let anything happen to you, 31:06.156 --> 31:08.867 even if that means me having to be tied up like this. 31:08.867 --> 31:09.909 You understand? 31:11.495 --> 31:12.912 (GUNFIRE) 31:12.912 --> 31:15.207 Sounds like Pope made contact. 31:15.207 --> 31:16.958 Means those Skitter and Mech columns 31:16.958 --> 31:18.544 will hit the bridge soon. 31:18.544 --> 31:20.253 That's bad news for Weaver, but good news for us. 31:20.253 --> 31:21.380 Look at this. 31:21.380 --> 31:23.465 (GUNFIRE CONTINUES) 31:26.009 --> 31:27.469 Those Mechs are headed straight towards the fire fight. 31:27.469 --> 31:29.471 The approach to the antenna's wide open. 31:29.471 --> 31:31.765 You know what they say about gift horses. 31:31.765 --> 31:34.142 (WHIRRING) 31:34.142 --> 31:36.061 (GRUNTS) 31:36.061 --> 31:37.145 Ben, what's wrong? 31:37.145 --> 31:38.772 They're coming off the side. 31:38.772 --> 31:40.315 Get down! 31:43.068 --> 31:44.944 Damn. They'll be on the guys in half a tick. 31:44.944 --> 31:46.905 Dai, how's it look? 31:48.657 --> 31:50.450 It's too far away. 31:50.450 --> 31:53.412 The probability's no better than 50%. 31:53.412 --> 31:55.080 That's not good enough. 32:03.296 --> 32:05.674 Looks good. 32:09.052 --> 32:10.262 Oh! 32:11.764 --> 32:13.891 Everybody, take cover! 32:15.809 --> 32:17.394 What if he misses? 32:17.394 --> 32:19.479 We've only got one of those things. 32:19.479 --> 32:21.147 He isn't gonna miss. 32:21.147 --> 32:23.734 Are you, brother? 32:23.734 --> 32:26.069 Tick, tick... 32:26.069 --> 32:27.487 -Boom! -Boom! 32:50.677 --> 32:53.138 Signal's gone. 32:53.138 --> 32:56.349 Nice shot, brother. Nice shot. 32:56.349 --> 32:59.102 All right, let's get back to the bridge. Come on, let's go. 33:09.028 --> 33:11.364 You gonna lie there all night? 33:14.242 --> 33:18.789 You picked a great place to take cover. 33:18.789 --> 33:20.916 You want to see a pretty sight? 33:23.502 --> 33:26.630 I think Hal's team knocked out that antenna. 33:27.756 --> 33:29.215 JAMIL: When their signal goes out, 33:29.215 --> 33:31.009 they're probably programmed to fly home. 33:31.009 --> 33:33.094 Keep it up. 33:35.263 --> 33:37.307 (BRAKES HISSING) 33:45.732 --> 33:47.024 Almost done. 33:57.118 --> 33:58.578 Better step it up, Cap! 33:58.578 --> 34:01.331 We got beaucoup Skitters and Mechs right behind us. 34:05.418 --> 34:09.214 Non-essential personnel, dismount! 34:09.214 --> 34:12.968 Go! Over the bridge on foot, now! Go! 34:12.968 --> 34:14.678 Move it! 34:14.678 --> 34:16.095 Go, go, go! 34:16.095 --> 34:17.931 (BRAKES HISSING) 34:17.931 --> 34:20.475 (CREAKING, SPLINTERING) 34:24.312 --> 34:25.564 (GASPS) 34:27.941 --> 34:29.985 You're okay. Hang on to something. 34:31.403 --> 34:34.614 (TIRES SCREECHING) 34:42.706 --> 34:44.457 (MACHINE GUN FIRE) 34:52.841 --> 34:53.967 Matt, you got your pocketknife on you? 34:53.967 --> 34:55.552 I need you to cut me loose. 34:55.552 --> 34:57.094 -But you said you might... -Forget what I said. 34:57.094 --> 34:58.388 Come on. You can do it. 35:07.355 --> 35:09.566 Lourdes, get to the other side now. 35:09.566 --> 35:12.235 Come on. On foot. Go! Lourdes. 35:12.235 --> 35:14.988 Dr Glass, is there any way you can get out and hoof it? 35:14.988 --> 35:18.116 ANNE: I can't leave the wounded. 35:18.116 --> 35:20.744 Come on, man. Please. 35:20.744 --> 35:22.788 That's it. Just cut me loose. 35:22.788 --> 35:26.249 On the double! 35:26.249 --> 35:27.751 Get this bus out of here. 35:27.751 --> 35:30.336 Ready? One, two, three. 35:30.336 --> 35:31.880 Go! 35:35.675 --> 35:37.636 Good boy. 35:43.516 --> 35:44.935 ANNE: Tom! 35:44.935 --> 35:47.437 Get across the bridge! Wait for Hal and Ben! 35:47.437 --> 35:50.315 (GUNFIRE CONTINUES) 35:57.447 --> 35:59.699 (GRUNTING) 36:01.827 --> 36:05.413 (SCREECHES) 36:21.554 --> 36:22.931 -Ohh! -Uhh! 36:29.146 --> 36:30.271 Let's move! 36:31.564 --> 36:35.192 (GRUNTS) Go! Go! Go! Get across! Come on! 36:35.192 --> 36:37.487 Go! (SIGHS) 36:37.487 --> 36:39.322 Go now! Go! 36:39.322 --> 36:41.240 Come on, what are you doing out there? 36:41.240 --> 36:43.535 Run! Run, Ben! 36:43.535 --> 36:46.287 (WHIRRING) 36:49.374 --> 36:51.501 -My dad's back there! -What?! 36:51.501 --> 36:53.753 And the Skitters and Mechs are still coming! 36:53.753 --> 36:55.630 (GUNFIRE) 36:55.630 --> 36:58.717 Tom, get the hell out of there! 36:58.717 --> 37:00.677 We're gonna blow the bridge! 37:05.264 --> 37:06.766 Dad! 37:06.766 --> 37:08.685 MAN: Tom, run! 37:08.685 --> 37:09.978 Run, man! 37:11.813 --> 37:13.565 Dad! Dad, get back here! 37:13.565 --> 37:14.983 Blow the bridge! 37:17.360 --> 37:19.404 -MAN #2: Come on, Tom! -Blow it! 37:19.404 --> 37:20.780 Blow the bridge! 37:20.780 --> 37:23.200 WEAVER: Get the hell out of there! 37:23.200 --> 37:25.618 Yo, we got Skitters and Mechs! A lot of them! 37:25.618 --> 37:26.870 Hold it. 37:26.870 --> 37:28.038 -Huh? -Jamil. 37:28.038 --> 37:29.622 Dad, come on! 37:29.622 --> 37:30.957 Do it now! 37:30.957 --> 37:33.292 (WHIRRING) 37:33.292 --> 37:34.794 -Do it now! -Dad! 37:34.794 --> 37:36.546 -Jamil! -MATT: Dad! 37:36.546 --> 37:38.798 -(SCREECHES) -Blow the bridge! 37:38.798 --> 37:41.300 Jamil! 37:41.300 --> 37:42.259 Ja... 37:42.259 --> 37:44.721 -(SCREAMS) -MATT: No! 37:47.473 --> 37:48.641 (GROANS) 37:50.894 --> 37:52.812 -Dad! -Hey, Hal, Hal! 37:52.812 --> 37:53.855 -Dad... -Hal, come on! 37:53.855 --> 37:55.148 -We're out of time! -No! 37:55.148 --> 37:57.817 We got no time, Hal. We got no time. 37:57.817 --> 37:59.819 Just come on. Mount up! 37:59.819 --> 38:02.405 -(INDISTINCT SHOUTING) -Move out! 38:02.405 --> 38:04.241 (ENGINES TURN OVER) 38:04.241 --> 38:05.867 ANTHONY: Go! 38:05.867 --> 38:08.620 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 38:12.749 --> 38:13.959 Hey. 38:13.959 --> 38:15.376 Thanks. 38:17.170 --> 38:19.923 WOMAN: Come on. Come on. We can do it. 38:19.923 --> 38:22.341 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 38:25.845 --> 38:28.306 As soon as we get to the next camp, 38:28.306 --> 38:31.392 you and I are going back with a search party. 38:34.771 --> 38:37.107 How did we do? 38:40.235 --> 38:44.823 We lost three vehicles, a food truck... 38:44.823 --> 38:46.199 And six of the finest fighters 38:46.199 --> 38:49.327 I've ever had the honour to serve beside. 38:49.327 --> 38:53.873 But we did it. Well done, people. 38:53.873 --> 38:57.543 Captain, we spotted an airport about five miles west of here, 38:57.543 --> 38:59.629 and no sign of alien activity. 38:59.629 --> 39:03.008 Sounds like a good place to hole up, lick our wounds. 39:04.467 --> 39:06.552 -(INHALES DEEPLY) -You okay? 39:06.552 --> 39:07.929 (WHISPERS) Yeah. 39:11.599 --> 39:12.934 (SNIFFLES) 39:14.727 --> 39:17.856 (SIGHS) 39:17.856 --> 39:21.484 You okay, pal? 39:21.484 --> 39:25.697 In the bus, I stayed away from him. 39:25.697 --> 39:27.782 I was afraid. 39:27.782 --> 39:32.495 He understood, I'm sure. 39:32.495 --> 39:34.789 (CLEARS THROAT) Uh... 39:34.789 --> 39:37.959 Listen, about your old man, I just wanted to... 39:37.959 --> 39:39.836 You know, what he did on the bridge back there. 39:39.836 --> 39:42.714 I... I got to admit he had some pretty hard bark on him. 39:42.714 --> 39:45.091 -Aah! -Whoa, pal! 39:47.719 --> 39:50.555 You saw a chance to frag him, and you took it. 39:50.555 --> 39:52.515 You son of a bitch! 39:54.433 --> 39:57.729 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING IN DISTANCE) 39:59.939 --> 40:02.025 -(GUN COCKS) -BEN: Who's there? 40:02.025 --> 40:04.652 Don't shoot, Ben. 40:07.572 --> 40:08.614 Dad! 40:08.614 --> 40:10.408 Once is enough, I think. 40:18.208 --> 40:19.834 (GRUNTING) 40:21.669 --> 40:23.755 What took you so long? 40:23.755 --> 40:24.964 Dad! 40:24.964 --> 40:27.300 The river sucked off one of my boots. 40:27.300 --> 40:28.426 (LAUGHS) 40:28.426 --> 40:30.678 Slowed down my stride. 40:30.678 --> 40:34.391 Tom Mason, I'm getting damn tired of losing you. 40:34.391 --> 40:36.976 I'm gonna tie a cowbell around your neck. 40:47.153 --> 40:49.530 All right. 40:49.530 --> 40:51.366 Let's get it in gear! 40:52.700 --> 40:56.662 I want to get to that airport before daylight. 41:14.471 --> 41:16.557 (INSECTS CHIRPING) 41:20.353 --> 41:22.188 (BUZZING) 41:23.773 --> 41:26.985 (BUZZING) HIRPING)