WEBVTT 00:10.761 --> 00:13.931 (BREATHES DEEPLY, SIGHS) 00:13.973 --> 00:15.182 Hey, sleepyhead. 00:15.223 --> 00:17.225 Hey. 00:17.267 --> 00:18.644 Morning already? 00:18.686 --> 00:22.105 Yep. Time to go to work. 00:22.147 --> 00:24.650 You know Weaver and his schedules. 00:24.692 --> 00:27.569 (AS WEAVER) "Tom, we're gonna have meetings 00:27.611 --> 00:29.947 "every morning at 9:00. 00:29.989 --> 00:32.533 "Rain or shine, come hell or high water, 00:32.574 --> 00:36.537 "come Skitters or Mechs dancing in the mess hall. 00:36.578 --> 00:38.246 "And, Tom... 00:38.288 --> 00:40.624 I can't abide any tardiness." 00:40.666 --> 00:42.710 (CHUCKLES) We've been here two weeks, 00:42.751 --> 00:45.253 and already everything feels so... 00:45.295 --> 00:46.672 Normal? 00:48.298 --> 00:51.802 Normal like the way it was before? 00:51.844 --> 00:54.972 That's too hard to imagine. 00:55.014 --> 00:57.892 Although I do miss some things. 00:57.933 --> 01:00.268 Like what? 01:00.310 --> 01:04.523 Taking a deep breath of clean, crisp, New England air. 01:04.565 --> 01:06.274 Hmm. 01:06.316 --> 01:09.444 Oh, and the smell of coffee brewing. 01:09.486 --> 01:12.489 -(CHUCKLES) -And? 01:12.531 --> 01:14.616 The sound of my boys waking up, 01:14.658 --> 01:17.870 fighting over who gets the bathroom. 01:17.912 --> 01:19.830 Those three... 01:19.872 --> 01:24.083 Constantly, always on each other about the stupidest stuff, 01:24.125 --> 01:27.880 like TV or socks or... Cereal. 01:27.922 --> 01:31.884 Rebecca constantly having to be the... 01:31.926 --> 01:33.468 Referee. 01:35.804 --> 01:37.514 Sorry. 01:37.556 --> 01:39.433 Nothing to be sorry about. 01:40.935 --> 01:43.520 I had a husband, too. And a son. 01:43.562 --> 01:46.189 I miss them, sometimes very much. 01:48.191 --> 01:49.192 (INHALES DEEPLY) 01:49.234 --> 01:50.945 This is what we have now. 01:50.986 --> 01:52.404 I know. 01:54.656 --> 01:57.158 And it feels nice. 01:57.200 --> 01:59.411 Yeah, it feels nice. 02:00.829 --> 02:02.122 It feels really nice. 02:02.163 --> 02:03.290 Mm. 02:03.331 --> 02:04.666 But I'm gonna be late. 02:04.708 --> 02:05.751 Me too. 02:05.793 --> 02:07.502 So, we can pick this up later? 02:07.544 --> 02:09.463 Mm. We have to. 02:09.504 --> 02:10.631 After dinner? 02:10.672 --> 02:12.091 Mm. Or after lunch? 02:12.132 --> 02:14.802 Oh, that sounds even better. 02:14.843 --> 02:16.637 It's a date. 02:19.473 --> 02:21.725 (DOOR CLOSES) 02:21.767 --> 02:24.103 (MAN CLEARING THROAT) 02:24.144 --> 02:26.021 Hi. Sorry. 02:26.063 --> 02:28.023 That's twice this week, Tom. 02:28.065 --> 02:30.651 Yes, sir. 02:30.692 --> 02:32.444 Well, that just underlines the main point of the discussion 02:32.486 --> 02:36.156 that we're going to have this morning. 02:36.197 --> 02:39.367 Fact is, this whole company... 02:39.409 --> 02:43.497 Become too relaxed, too complacent. 02:43.538 --> 02:44.915 I can see it already 02:44.957 --> 02:48.085 in the neglected chores and the sloppy drilling, 02:48.127 --> 02:50.504 the tardiness. 02:50.545 --> 02:52.589 Captain, with all due respect, 2nd Mass has been through 02:52.631 --> 02:54.091 quite a lot these last few months. 02:54.133 --> 02:56.384 A little R&R can't be a bad thing. 02:56.426 --> 02:58.887 I disagree, Tom. It can be the death of us. 02:58.929 --> 03:00.388 We cannot afford to let our guard down 03:00.430 --> 03:02.016 for even one single day. 03:02.057 --> 03:03.600 Now, this whole reason, 03:03.642 --> 03:06.394 the point we stopped here was to restock and prep 03:06.436 --> 03:10.398 for the long haul... Haul to Charleston. 03:14.528 --> 03:16.237 Captain? 03:16.279 --> 03:18.448 -Hold on. I'm fine. -Gonna be all right? 03:18.490 --> 03:20.117 Just push the... 03:28.959 --> 03:30.502 Captain Weaver?! 03:30.544 --> 03:32.671 (PANTING) What's happening? 03:32.713 --> 03:35.174 -What's happening? -Oh, my God. 03:37.216 --> 03:40.554 Somebody go get Dr. Glass right now! 03:40.595 --> 03:42.806 -Dr. Glass! -What have they done to me? 03:42.848 --> 03:46.643 What have those damn aliens done to me, Tom? 03:46.685 --> 03:48.269 (GRUNTING) 03:48.311 --> 03:51.481 Hold him! Hold him steady! 03:51.523 --> 03:53.441 Captain?! 04:04.619 --> 04:06.163 -Tom? -Yeah. 04:06.205 --> 04:09.041 I gave him a monster dose of lorazepam, no effect. 04:09.083 --> 04:10.250 Ohh. 04:10.291 --> 04:13.587 I need you... To take over. 04:13.628 --> 04:15.756 -You hear me? -You're gonna be fine. 04:15.797 --> 04:17.549 Listen! 04:17.591 --> 04:18.884 Don't worry about me. 04:18.926 --> 04:21.595 You just get the 2nd Mass to Charleston. 04:21.636 --> 04:23.097 I'm counting on you. 04:23.138 --> 04:25.766 I don't understand. How did this happen? 04:25.807 --> 04:27.559 ANNE: This. 04:27.601 --> 04:30.062 I've tried every antibiotic, every antiviral medication 04:30.104 --> 04:31.730 we have here, no effect at all. 04:31.772 --> 04:34.191 What is that? Is that venom from the harness bite? 04:34.233 --> 04:36.651 Probably, but every test we've given him turned out negative. 04:36.693 --> 04:38.153 No signs of anything out of the ordinary. 04:38.195 --> 04:39.988 That looks pretty out of the ordinary. 04:40.030 --> 04:41.615 If there's something there, it's too small for us to see 04:41.656 --> 04:43.408 with the equipment we have here. 04:43.450 --> 04:46.661 I've been trying to keep the spread localized to his legs. 04:46.703 --> 04:48.080 Wait a second. 04:48.122 --> 04:49.915 You mean this has been spreading for a while? 04:49.957 --> 04:51.166 -Yes. -Why didn't you tell me? 04:51.208 --> 04:52.542 Believe me, I wanted to, 04:52.584 --> 04:54.044 but Captain Weaver was clear, 04:54.086 --> 04:55.503 he didn't want anyone to know... Especially you. 04:55.545 --> 04:56.797 Especially me? 04:56.838 --> 04:58.257 We could have done something sooner. 04:58.298 --> 05:00.050 -Like what? -Like getting him to Charleston, 05:00.092 --> 05:03.137 where maybe they have a doctor that knows what to do about it. 05:03.178 --> 05:05.889 What I do know is this poison, or whatever it is, is spreading. 05:05.931 --> 05:08.142 So, that's all the more reason to get him to Charleston, then. 05:08.183 --> 05:09.476 -Tom... -Listen, do what you can 05:09.517 --> 05:10.769 for him, stabilize him, prep the med bus. 05:10.811 --> 05:12.980 We're leaving tonight. 05:13.021 --> 05:15.565 (EXHALES SHARPLY) 05:15.607 --> 05:17.151 HAL: Just for the record, 05:17.192 --> 05:20.403 I think it's crazy you're out here on patrol already. 05:20.445 --> 05:21.947 How many times do I have to remind you 05:21.989 --> 05:23.406 how much I hate hospitals? 05:23.448 --> 05:25.200 You're risking pulling out your stitches, 05:25.242 --> 05:27.619 possible infection, maybe getting shot again, 05:27.661 --> 05:28.912 just to be out here with me. 05:28.954 --> 05:31.790 You know what that means? You like me. 05:31.832 --> 05:35.627 Typical guy... Making it all about you. 05:35.669 --> 05:37.129 You know what I mean. 05:37.171 --> 05:39.840 I do. 05:39.881 --> 05:42.259 Hal, we're gonna have to talk about some things. 05:42.301 --> 05:45.679 -Oh, not this again. -Yes, this again. 05:45.720 --> 05:47.346 Look, I get what you're saying. 05:47.388 --> 05:49.599 No, I don't think you do. 05:49.641 --> 05:53.270 Hal, I'm... Not the right person for you. 05:53.312 --> 05:56.355 (LAUGHS) Don't I get to decide that? 05:56.397 --> 05:58.275 What is it about "I want to be with you" 05:58.317 --> 06:00.485 -that you don't understand? -All of it. 06:00.527 --> 06:02.070 Which is why I'm trying to say 06:02.112 --> 06:04.405 nothing can happen between us. 06:04.447 --> 06:05.657 Okay, 'cause you don't like me. 06:05.699 --> 06:08.869 -I get it. -No. 06:08.910 --> 06:11.121 No, the truth is I asked Weaver to move me to another unit. 06:11.163 --> 06:13.707 -Oh, what? Whose? -Goodman's. 06:13.748 --> 06:15.000 Goodman? 06:15.042 --> 06:16.459 Yeah. Goodman. 06:16.501 --> 06:19.004 Isn't he, like, 50? 06:19.046 --> 06:21.215 -Hal... -Hey, no, I'm just asking. 06:21.256 --> 06:22.632 That's... (THUD) 06:22.674 --> 06:24.551 (FLY BUZZES) 06:28.429 --> 06:29.556 God! 06:32.100 --> 06:34.019 He had his harness removed. 06:35.979 --> 06:37.272 Oh, God. 06:37.314 --> 06:39.816 Hal... There's more. 06:41.860 --> 06:43.737 (GASPS) 06:45.197 --> 06:47.532 (GASPING) Oh, my God. 06:53.412 --> 06:54.873 They're all dead. 06:54.915 --> 06:56.375 MAGGIE: We got to be sure. 06:56.415 --> 06:58.168 (FLIES BUZZING) 07:00.170 --> 07:01.255 MAGGIE: Ohh. 07:04.841 --> 07:07.219 -Hal! -Yeah. 07:10.513 --> 07:12.266 Karen! 07:13.641 --> 07:15.685 (PANTING) Karen. 07:17.354 --> 07:18.479 I don't understand. 07:18.521 --> 07:21.441 (INHALES SHARPLY) Help me! 07:22.609 --> 07:23.526 Karen... 07:23.568 --> 07:24.903 Karen! 07:26.029 --> 07:27.364 Karen! 07:28.823 --> 07:30.200 Karen! 07:38.750 --> 07:41.211 I'm not gonna sugar-coat the situation. 07:41.253 --> 07:44.089 Captain Weaver is in serious medical trouble. 07:44.131 --> 07:45.632 Dr. Glass is doing everything possible, 07:45.673 --> 07:48.551 but so far nothing seems to be working. 07:48.593 --> 07:51.138 I believe we have no choice but to get back on the road 07:51.179 --> 07:52.680 and get to Charleston. 07:52.722 --> 07:54.557 I think that's not only Captain Weaver's best chance 07:54.599 --> 07:56.601 but ours as well. 07:56.643 --> 07:57.894 Like when? 07:57.936 --> 08:00.647 We should be ready to leave by tonight. 08:00.688 --> 08:03.817 Uh, well... Well, that... That might be a problem. 08:03.858 --> 08:05.193 Okay. 08:05.235 --> 08:06.736 JAMIL: Well, on Captain Weaver's orders, 08:06.778 --> 08:08.947 I've been draining the fuel from the vehicles 08:08.989 --> 08:12.075 that run on diesel to keep the hospital generator going. 08:12.117 --> 08:14.828 We don't have enough fuel to get to Charleston. 08:14.869 --> 08:17.538 We barely had enough to get here from Richmond. 08:17.580 --> 08:19.374 Captain Weaver knew about this? 08:19.416 --> 08:21.293 We've been trying to scout fuel depots for weeks, 08:21.335 --> 08:22.501 but haven't had any luck. 08:22.543 --> 08:23.920 JAMIL: Yeah, which is why the captain 08:23.962 --> 08:27.257 had me using the diesel for the generator. 08:27.299 --> 08:28.716 We have a bigger problem. 08:28.758 --> 08:30.844 I've already drained the diesel from the trucks, 08:30.885 --> 08:34.055 and, well, we only have enough fuel 08:34.097 --> 08:38.185 to keep the generators going for another 12 hours max. 08:38.226 --> 08:42.105 And when were you gonna give Captain Weaver that news? 08:42.147 --> 08:45.233 He... He knew... Everything. 08:53.367 --> 08:56.328 All right. (GRUNTS) 08:56.370 --> 08:57.871 Obviously, the first order of business, then, 08:57.912 --> 09:00.999 is to widen the search for fuel. 09:01.041 --> 09:02.792 Dai, assign three scouting parties... 09:02.834 --> 09:05.837 One to the east, one to the south, and one to the west. 09:05.879 --> 09:08.340 Give 'em enough fuel for four hours out and four hours back. 09:08.382 --> 09:09.883 Jamil, if we shut down all the power 09:09.924 --> 09:11.801 except to the ICU where Dr. Glass is working, 09:11.843 --> 09:14.595 how much more time will that give us on the generator? 09:14.637 --> 09:16.681 I'm guessing roughly double. 09:16.723 --> 09:17.974 Okay. Good. Let's do that. 09:18.016 --> 09:19.726 JAMIL: Okay. -And the rest of us, 09:19.767 --> 09:21.686 we gotta get packed and we gotta get loaded for Charleston. 09:21.728 --> 09:22.896 There's no time to lose. 09:24.772 --> 09:26.900 -Dad! -Yep? 09:26.941 --> 09:28.651 Hal and Maggie just got back from patrol. 09:28.693 --> 09:29.736 They need you right away. 09:29.777 --> 09:31.238 Okay. I'll be there in a bit. 09:31.279 --> 09:32.322 But, Dad... 09:32.364 --> 09:34.615 They found Karen, in the woods. 09:34.657 --> 09:36.117 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 09:41.248 --> 09:42.374 TOM: Hey! 09:42.416 --> 09:43.958 We found her buried in the woods 09:44.000 --> 09:46.211 along with a group of de-harnessed kids, 09:46.253 --> 09:48.588 all dead, except her. 09:48.629 --> 09:50.382 -I don't understand. -She's barely breathing. 09:50.424 --> 09:51.925 We got to get her to Dr. Glass. 09:51.966 --> 09:53.176 -Okay. Wait, wait, wait. -Dad! 09:53.218 --> 09:54.844 Her harness is gone! Please. 09:54.886 --> 09:57.138 Don't let her stay. 09:57.180 --> 09:59.724 We can't trust her. She's still attached to them. 09:59.766 --> 10:01.476 How do you know that, Ben? 10:02.852 --> 10:05.188 I can... I can hear it. 10:10.318 --> 10:11.986 All right, Dai, you and Lyle take her to the psych ward, 10:12.028 --> 10:14.655 -put her in a secure room. -Dad... 10:14.697 --> 10:17.158 Your dad's right. It's best this way. 10:17.200 --> 10:19.327 Until we know. 10:19.369 --> 10:21.371 Dr. Glass is in the ICU with Captain Weaver. 10:21.413 --> 10:23.540 Ask her to meet us in the psych ward. 10:34.717 --> 10:38.513 (PANICKED BREATHING) 10:38.555 --> 10:39.973 It's okay. It's okay. 10:40.014 --> 10:41.849 -Where am I? -You're here with the 2nd Mass. 10:41.891 --> 10:43.435 Look at me. It's Dr. Glass. 10:43.477 --> 10:44.685 -Remember me? -Don't talk to her. 10:44.727 --> 10:46.313 I told you we can't trust her. 10:46.354 --> 10:48.356 -Ben. -She's not one of us. 10:48.398 --> 10:51.568 It's all right, Ben. Hello, Karen. 10:52.693 --> 10:54.988 (SIGHS) 10:55.029 --> 10:57.491 Oh, you're alive. 10:57.532 --> 10:58.699 Oh, thank God. 10:58.741 --> 11:00.785 As you can see. 11:03.037 --> 11:06.625 It was the most horrible thing... 11:06.665 --> 11:09.002 I have ever experienced. 11:10.878 --> 11:13.340 Watching them torture you... 11:14.757 --> 11:17.469 Not being able to do anything. 11:21.014 --> 11:22.974 We're glad you're back, Karen. 11:23.016 --> 11:25.143 We do have some questions, though. 11:25.185 --> 11:27.728 And a few concerns. 11:27.770 --> 11:29.230 Sure. 11:29.272 --> 11:32.691 The ones you were found with... The dead kids... 11:32.733 --> 11:34.902 Were they on the ship with you? 11:36.154 --> 11:38.573 Maybe, but I... 11:38.615 --> 11:41.242 -I don't remember. -What do you remember? 11:42.661 --> 11:46.039 Only that I was... 11:46.080 --> 11:48.458 On the ship... 11:48.500 --> 11:50.502 In my pod. 11:52.837 --> 11:55.507 When I woke up, I saw Hal's face. 11:59.052 --> 12:01.346 That's all. 12:01.388 --> 12:04.641 Look, I understand how crazy this might sound, but... 12:04.683 --> 12:06.434 TOM: How was your harness removed? 12:06.476 --> 12:08.228 I'm not sure... 12:08.269 --> 12:11.356 But I can only guess that... 12:11.398 --> 12:12.482 What? 12:14.609 --> 12:17.237 That I had served my purpose. 12:20.907 --> 12:22.576 TOM: All right, well, get some rest. 12:22.617 --> 12:24.494 Try to get your strength back. 12:24.536 --> 12:28.915 I'm sure Dr. Glass is gonna want to run some tests. 12:28.956 --> 12:31.959 Can I get some food? 12:32.001 --> 12:34.504 I don't think I've eaten anything in a really long time. 12:34.546 --> 12:37.798 I promise, you'll be very well taken care of. 12:37.840 --> 12:40.427 All I ask of you is that you don't leave this room, 12:40.468 --> 12:42.303 until we've had a chance... 12:42.345 --> 12:43.638 To make sure that I'm not a threat. 12:43.680 --> 12:45.557 Make sure that you're healthy. 12:45.599 --> 12:48.518 Yeah. I understand. 12:50.270 --> 12:52.897 And I'm really happy to be home. 12:54.691 --> 12:59.404 All I ever wanted was to be back to the 2nd Mass... 12:59.446 --> 13:01.281 With you and Hal. 13:03.324 --> 13:06.160 Get some rest. We'll talk more later. 13:06.202 --> 13:07.537 Hal? 13:07.579 --> 13:09.623 I want a guard on that door, 24/7. 13:09.664 --> 13:11.790 Glad you're back. 13:19.591 --> 13:22.218 Dad... I want to stay with her. 13:22.260 --> 13:23.595 I don't know that that's such a... 13:23.637 --> 13:25.221 I have a better chance than anybody else 13:25.263 --> 13:27.432 of finding something that's not right. 13:27.474 --> 13:28.891 All right. Fine. 13:28.933 --> 13:31.144 I still want a guard on that door. 13:36.815 --> 13:38.192 Hey, Ben. 13:40.278 --> 13:42.405 So, what's going on? 13:42.447 --> 13:44.157 -What do you mean? -I mean all the suspicion. 13:44.198 --> 13:46.993 All the crap about those bad feelings, whatever that is. 13:47.034 --> 13:48.911 That's Karen. 13:48.953 --> 13:50.330 So you say. 13:50.371 --> 13:51.956 I never met her before today, remember? 13:51.998 --> 13:54.459 Because we lost her while she was helping 13:54.501 --> 13:57.337 trying to rescue you. 13:57.378 --> 13:59.506 I'm sure whoever she was before, 13:59.547 --> 14:01.007 she was a wonderful person. 14:01.048 --> 14:04.843 But that thing in there... That's not Karen. 14:04.885 --> 14:07.347 So, why are you any different, then, huh? 14:09.432 --> 14:10.891 Because I'm not. 14:10.933 --> 14:13.311 Which is exactly why I can handle her. 14:13.353 --> 14:15.146 You won't be able to resist her manipulating you. 14:15.188 --> 14:17.231 Would you listen to yourself, bro? 14:17.273 --> 14:18.441 Look at her. 14:18.483 --> 14:20.109 She was half-dead when we found her. 14:20.151 --> 14:21.778 She's scared, and she's freaked out. 14:21.820 --> 14:24.322 How's she gonna manipulate me? 14:24.364 --> 14:26.741 She's already started. 14:26.783 --> 14:30.119 If I were you, I'd keep him as far away from her as possible. 14:30.161 --> 14:31.830 Won't end well. 14:31.871 --> 14:33.665 God, you can be such a... 14:33.707 --> 14:35.625 Freak? 14:35.667 --> 14:37.126 I was gonna say "tool." 14:37.168 --> 14:39.587 but if you like "freak," sure, we'll stick with that. 14:42.089 --> 14:43.924 (SIGHS) Boy, he can be frustrating. 14:43.966 --> 14:46.260 Yeah, but probably right. 14:46.302 --> 14:49.764 -Really? Come on, now... -Slow down. 14:49.806 --> 14:51.474 I'm just saying it's a little more than weird 14:51.516 --> 14:52.851 that she just happens to show up 14:52.891 --> 14:56.354 less than a klick from the hospital. 14:56.396 --> 14:58.897 Yeah. Okay. So? 14:58.939 --> 15:02.109 So, you haven't even flinched. 15:02.151 --> 15:04.696 The Hal Mason I know would have been all over that 15:04.738 --> 15:08.157 if it had been anyone other than your old girlfriend. 15:12.119 --> 15:13.705 Okay. 15:16.583 --> 15:18.710 (ENGINE REVS) 15:21.588 --> 15:24.048 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 15:26.008 --> 15:27.343 (DOOR OPENS) 15:27.385 --> 15:29.387 ANNE: It's getting exponentially worse. 15:29.429 --> 15:31.055 Meaning what? 15:31.097 --> 15:34.768 He has less time than I thought, than I can even estimate. 15:39.230 --> 15:41.566 Damn it. 15:41.608 --> 15:43.610 Thoughts? 15:43.651 --> 15:45.737 Well, the equipment here isn't that sophisticated, 15:45.779 --> 15:47.113 but what I think is happening 15:47.154 --> 15:49.073 is that somehow the toxin from the harness 15:49.115 --> 15:51.367 has attached itself onto the erythrocytes... 15:51.409 --> 15:53.202 The red cells... Like a parasite 15:53.244 --> 15:55.037 hitching a ride up his bloodstream. 15:55.079 --> 15:56.414 But he got bitten weeks ago. 15:56.456 --> 15:58.082 Wouldn't that have killed him already? 15:58.124 --> 16:00.334 It should have, yes, but my theory... 16:00.376 --> 16:02.503 And it's just a theory... is that this toxin or parasite 16:02.545 --> 16:06.466 or whatever it is, needed time to incubate, to mature. 16:06.507 --> 16:08.092 Like eggs? 16:08.134 --> 16:10.845 Or larvae or... Something I don't understand. 16:10.887 --> 16:13.097 So, that's it? We're just gonna watch him die? 16:13.139 --> 16:15.558 -No, of course not. -All right. Get Weaver ready. 16:15.600 --> 16:17.351 We're gonna get whatever gas we have, put him in the fastest 16:17.393 --> 16:18.937 vehicle we've got, and we're just gonna drive him 16:18.978 --> 16:20.855 -straight to Charleston. -No! 16:20.897 --> 16:21.856 That's an order. 16:21.898 --> 16:22.941 You don't get to give me orders. 16:22.982 --> 16:24.400 No? 16:24.442 --> 16:26.235 I'm in charge of the 2nd Mass now. 16:26.277 --> 16:28.529 And I've been taking care of the 2nd Mass since the beginning. 16:28.571 --> 16:29.781 I'm the doctor here. 16:29.823 --> 16:31.365 -I know that! -Not you, not anyone! 16:31.407 --> 16:33.242 I decide the course of action for my patients... 16:33.284 --> 16:34.577 -Me and me alone! -Listen. Calm down. 16:34.619 --> 16:35.954 And Captain Weaver's best chance... 16:35.995 --> 16:37.037 -Stop, stop, stop. -...is here with me! 16:37.079 --> 16:38.289 Rebecca, stop! 16:43.169 --> 16:44.879 I'm sorry. 16:47.966 --> 16:51.010 I'm surprised it hasn't happened sooner, to be honest. 16:51.051 --> 16:52.971 Or vice versa. 16:55.682 --> 16:57.684 I'm not your wife, Tom. 16:57.725 --> 16:59.853 And we don't get the luxury of having a lover's spat 16:59.894 --> 17:01.479 in this stupid wasteland of a world. 17:01.521 --> 17:03.189 All we get to do is survive. 17:03.230 --> 17:04.816 Listen, I've had his job for less than a day, 17:04.858 --> 17:06.359 and I don't think any of us have realized 17:06.400 --> 17:08.402 how much he's held the 2nd Mass together with... 17:08.444 --> 17:11.113 Spit and glue and sheer willpower. 17:12.740 --> 17:15.827 Our best chance of survival is his survival. 17:19.455 --> 17:21.457 Give me until midnight to come up with something. 17:21.499 --> 17:25.169 If I can't, then we'll do it your way. 17:25.211 --> 17:26.796 All right, fair enough. 17:37.097 --> 17:39.517 (KAREN SIGHS) 17:42.478 --> 17:44.939 It's good to finally meet you, Ben. 17:46.774 --> 17:49.736 Hal used to talk about you a lot. 17:49.777 --> 17:51.070 (MOUTH FULL) I had forgotten 17:51.111 --> 17:54.699 what real food tastes like. (CHUCKLES) 17:54.741 --> 17:56.158 Is that Pope guy still cooking, 17:56.200 --> 17:59.370 or is Uncle Scott back in the kitchen? 17:59.412 --> 18:01.539 Pope's gone, and... 18:03.750 --> 18:07.921 Uncle Scott was killed when Mech bullets tore him apart 18:07.962 --> 18:09.589 when he was trying to save a group of kids 18:09.630 --> 18:11.591 pinned down by a Skitter column. 18:15.094 --> 18:16.637 I'm sorry. 18:19.724 --> 18:21.851 I liked Uncle Scott. 18:21.893 --> 18:24.270 Well, he's dead. 18:25.855 --> 18:29.442 Along with a lot of other really, really good people. 18:29.483 --> 18:32.779 People who were trying to fight your masters. 18:32.820 --> 18:35.364 They're not my masters. 18:35.406 --> 18:37.241 Not anymore. 18:39.619 --> 18:41.621 You might be able to fool the others, but not me. 18:41.662 --> 18:44.916 (INHALES SHARPLY) I can hear you. 18:45.875 --> 18:49.003 You can hear me? 18:49.045 --> 18:51.881 (SCOFFING) What are you talking about? 18:51.923 --> 18:54.300 You're still connected to them. 18:54.341 --> 18:55.802 You can hear it, too. 18:57.303 --> 18:59.263 I do hear... 18:59.305 --> 19:01.015 Something. 19:02.934 --> 19:05.019 It's kind of like... 19:05.061 --> 19:08.355 A TV and a radio and static playing all at once. 19:08.397 --> 19:10.566 Is... Is that what you're talking about? 19:12.443 --> 19:15.321 Yeah. Something like that. 19:15.362 --> 19:17.740 But it's just noise. 19:17.782 --> 19:19.867 Distant noise. 19:21.828 --> 19:23.663 I for sure don't feel connected anymore, 19:23.704 --> 19:26.749 'cause I remember what that felt like. 19:26.791 --> 19:29.585 -You do? -Yeah. 19:33.047 --> 19:34.590 (INHALES SHARPLY) 19:34.632 --> 19:37.635 Like a hand wrapped around my throat... 19:42.222 --> 19:44.558 Moving me around like I was a rag doll, 19:44.600 --> 19:46.477 hardly able to breathe. 19:48.062 --> 19:51.273 Forced to witness horrible things... 19:52.692 --> 19:54.819 Powerless to speak out. 19:58.781 --> 20:00.449 You must remember. 20:03.243 --> 20:04.745 I remember. 20:06.164 --> 20:08.499 And you were paired with the Skitters. 20:14.714 --> 20:17.091 Imagine 10 times that. 20:26.600 --> 20:28.644 Can I get some more bread? 20:30.563 --> 20:32.314 Uh... 20:33.649 --> 20:37.235 Yeah. Um... Sure. 20:44.410 --> 20:48.039 (DOOR OPENS, CLOSES) 20:53.293 --> 20:54.795 We think we've come up with something... 20:54.837 --> 20:57.090 Well, Lourdes, actually. 20:57.131 --> 20:58.799 Uh, well, it really started 20:58.841 --> 21:00.593 with the captain being hypothermic, 21:00.634 --> 21:03.345 which is his body temperature has been dropping. 21:03.387 --> 21:04.764 Which didn't make any sense 21:04.805 --> 21:06.473 since the normal reaction to an infection 21:06.515 --> 21:08.308 is an elevated temperature, a fever. 21:08.350 --> 21:10.103 But that's not what's happening here. 21:10.144 --> 21:11.478 So, we wondered if the pathogen 21:11.520 --> 21:13.898 needed a cooler host environment to survive, 21:13.940 --> 21:15.816 which is why it's moving through the capillary system 21:15.858 --> 21:17.818 nearest to the surface of the skin. 21:17.860 --> 21:19.904 So, we tried raising Captain Weaver's core temperature 21:19.946 --> 21:21.614 back up with heaters and blankets, 21:21.655 --> 21:23.532 and that slowed the pathogen down, but didn't stop it. 21:23.574 --> 21:24.784 And that's when I remembered something 21:24.825 --> 21:26.244 from my immunology class. 21:26.284 --> 21:28.662 A technique called extracorporeal hyperthermia. 21:28.704 --> 21:30.957 The idea, as crazy as it sounds, 21:30.998 --> 21:33.084 is we pump out Captain Weaver's blood, 21:33.126 --> 21:34.919 warm it to over 105 degrees, 21:34.961 --> 21:36.879 then we pump it back into his body. 21:36.921 --> 21:38.464 That change in temperature 21:38.505 --> 21:40.216 should at least disrupt the growth of the pathogen 21:40.258 --> 21:41.425 if not killing it altogether. 21:41.467 --> 21:43.136 You're right. That sounds crazy. 21:43.177 --> 21:45.721 The technique has been used to treat cancer and AIDS. 21:45.763 --> 21:47.974 Okay, assuming for half a second that that's even possible, 21:48.015 --> 21:49.516 how do you do that without killing him? 21:49.558 --> 21:51.894 Well, that's where Jamil comes in. 21:51.936 --> 21:53.271 Me? 21:53.312 --> 21:55.231 All we need is a way to pump and recirculate 21:55.273 --> 21:57.275 the captain's blood through a heating element. 21:57.316 --> 21:59.401 That's all? 21:59.443 --> 22:01.154 Can you do it or not? 22:01.195 --> 22:03.530 Well, listen, I'm not saying it's not possible, 22:03.572 --> 22:05.158 but when and with what? 22:05.199 --> 22:07.285 The when is now, and this is a hospital. 22:07.326 --> 22:09.870 I know we can find the raw materials and machines. 22:13.124 --> 22:14.500 (GASPING) 22:14.541 --> 22:16.877 There's no other choice, is there? 22:18.754 --> 22:20.756 Okay. Do it. Just do it. 22:20.798 --> 22:22.883 But in the meantime, we keep prepping for Charleston. 22:22.925 --> 22:24.760 As soon as those scouting parties get back with fuel, 22:24.802 --> 22:26.344 we're on the road. 22:33.311 --> 22:36.897 -Anything? -No fuel, boss! 22:36.939 --> 22:38.398 But we found them on the side of the road 22:38.440 --> 22:40.109 about 10 miles west of here. 22:40.151 --> 22:41.610 Them? 22:44.197 --> 22:45.531 Pope. 22:45.572 --> 22:47.658 (STRAINING) I don't think he's breathing. 22:51.620 --> 22:54.665 Over here. Right over here. 22:54.707 --> 22:56.416 This is good, Lyle. 23:00.254 --> 23:03.381 -Is he? -Alive? Barely. 23:04.800 --> 23:06.384 ANTHONY: Okay, I'm fine. 23:06.426 --> 23:09.805 No, you're not. Sit down. 23:09.847 --> 23:12.350 What happened? ANTHONY: Me and Pope... 23:12.390 --> 23:15.686 Went looking for a new set of wheels outside of Durham. 23:15.728 --> 23:17.855 So, we split up. I heard gunfire. 23:17.897 --> 23:20.066 And by the time I got back to him, 23:20.107 --> 23:22.318 he was being chased by a mess of Skitters. 23:22.360 --> 23:24.778 We ran like hell, but a Mech got a shot off 23:24.820 --> 23:26.572 and the blast landed near us. 23:26.613 --> 23:29.658 Pope went down... And I just picked him up 23:29.700 --> 23:31.535 and I kept running until I couldn't run anymore. 23:32.619 --> 23:34.038 -He needs to rest now. -Sure. 23:34.080 --> 23:36.165 It's good to have you back. What about him? 23:36.207 --> 23:38.376 He's dehydrated, got a pretty good concussion, 23:38.416 --> 23:40.627 but I don't see any critical wounds, which is a good thing. 23:40.669 --> 23:43.421 -So, he's gonna be okay? -We'll give him some fluids. 23:43.463 --> 23:45.341 If he wakes up in the next few hours, he should be fine. 23:45.383 --> 23:47.385 Call me when he wakes up, but I don't have to remind you... 23:47.425 --> 23:49.303 I know. Weaver's a priority. 24:02.733 --> 24:04.110 (DOOR CLOSES) 24:04.151 --> 24:07.738 My family used to spend summers on Nantucket. 24:07.780 --> 24:10.950 I don't think I ever wore shoes. 24:10.991 --> 24:12.993 I loved the sunlight there. 24:14.452 --> 24:17.415 Warm. Sweet. 24:18.791 --> 24:22.086 Do you ever dream of what it was like... 24:22.128 --> 24:23.754 Before? 24:25.798 --> 24:27.507 Hard to dream when you don't sleep. 24:27.549 --> 24:29.093 Really? 24:29.135 --> 24:32.888 I don't think I ever slept as good as I did last night. 24:32.930 --> 24:34.307 Breakfast. 24:34.348 --> 24:36.934 Oh, thank you. 24:36.976 --> 24:39.728 I can't believe how hungry I am all the time. 24:39.770 --> 24:43.190 Well, it's, uh, not much, I'm afraid, but... 24:44.317 --> 24:47.320 Running low on everything. 24:47.361 --> 24:50.406 Time for another food scout, huh? 24:51.991 --> 24:53.826 We're pulling out soon anyway. 24:53.867 --> 24:55.619 To where? 24:57.579 --> 25:01.417 I don't know. They don't tell me that. 25:01.459 --> 25:03.127 'Cause of your spikes? 25:04.378 --> 25:07.423 Guess I'd better get used to that, too. 25:07.465 --> 25:09.716 Yeah, well, it's... 25:09.758 --> 25:12.970 Not so much fun being called a "razorback" 25:13.012 --> 25:15.764 -or "coat hanger." -Really? 25:15.806 --> 25:17.475 (CHUCKLING) That's what they call us? 25:17.515 --> 25:21.770 Not to my face, but, uh, yeah. 25:21.812 --> 25:25.691 But it's not all bad... I'm realizing. 25:26.733 --> 25:28.735 Yeah? 25:28.777 --> 25:31.322 Well, it's weird, but... 25:31.364 --> 25:33.657 I can hear almost anything. 25:33.699 --> 25:35.242 Like what? 25:35.284 --> 25:38.162 Like conversations about the generator 25:38.204 --> 25:40.414 not having enough fuel, 25:40.456 --> 25:42.082 or Captain Weaver being in a coma. 25:42.124 --> 25:44.751 I mean, I assume you can, too, right? 25:47.254 --> 25:50.132 Yeah. Sometimes... Sometimes, yeah. 25:50.174 --> 25:52.718 When I was looking out the window earlier, 25:52.759 --> 25:55.804 I could see details I never even knew existed. 25:58.724 --> 26:00.518 And then there's this. 26:03.561 --> 26:04.730 (LAUGHING) You got to admit 26:04.771 --> 26:07.149 that's kind of cool, right? 26:07.191 --> 26:08.234 (BED FRAME CREAKING) 26:08.275 --> 26:10.194 Karen, you have to put it down! 26:10.236 --> 26:11.362 (BED SLAMS) 26:11.404 --> 26:12.488 (GASPS) 26:14.365 --> 26:16.742 What... What's happening? 26:16.783 --> 26:18.285 I don't know. 26:18.327 --> 26:21.414 I can feel what you're feeling. 26:21.455 --> 26:23.416 I can feel it, too. 26:31.424 --> 26:33.133 What the hell? 26:33.175 --> 26:34.718 (GASPS) 26:35.719 --> 26:37.971 What'd you do to her? 26:38.013 --> 26:40.391 -Karen. Karen! -(GROANS) 26:40.433 --> 26:43.519 What did you do to her? Ben! 26:44.562 --> 26:46.730 HAL: Hey. Hey. (KAREN GROANS) 26:46.772 --> 26:49.275 -Are you okay? -Yeah. Yeah, I think so. 26:49.316 --> 26:51.693 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 26:51.735 --> 26:54.572 -What did he do? -I don't know. 26:54.612 --> 26:56.990 I don't know. We were just... 26:57.032 --> 27:00.660 We were just talking, and then... 27:00.702 --> 27:03.205 And then I felt this connection from him. 27:04.415 --> 27:05.832 (CRYING) I was so scared, Hal. 27:05.874 --> 27:08.794 Hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey. It's okay. It's okay. 27:21.807 --> 27:23.641 Well, the idea is simple enough. 27:23.683 --> 27:24.977 We pump blood... 27:25.018 --> 27:26.937 Out of Captain Weaver into this chamber, 27:26.979 --> 27:29.273 where we heat it up to 105 degrees Fahrenheit, 27:29.315 --> 27:32.192 which, in theory, should kill whatever it is 27:32.234 --> 27:33.860 that's in the captain's bloodstream. 27:33.902 --> 27:35.529 And then we pump it into this second chamber 27:35.571 --> 27:37.573 where we cool it back down to normal body temperature, 27:37.615 --> 27:38.907 98.6 degrees. 27:38.949 --> 27:41.785 And then we pump it back into his body. 27:41.827 --> 27:44.955 -How long's this gonna take? -Eight hours, more or less. 27:44.997 --> 27:46.664 You said he could die by then. 27:46.706 --> 27:48.125 If we can reverse the process, 27:48.167 --> 27:49.585 if we can get the pathogen to recede 27:49.627 --> 27:51.587 before it attacks the blood brain barrier, 27:51.629 --> 27:54.548 I think we have a shot at saving him. 27:54.590 --> 27:57.217 Lourdes, Weaver's core temperature? 27:57.259 --> 27:59.011 Still 96. 27:59.052 --> 28:01.930 (SIGHS) Okay. Hang in there, Captain. 28:08.228 --> 28:10.523 Nothing more to do except wait and see. 28:10.564 --> 28:12.732 Can I talk to you for a second? 28:20.533 --> 28:23.910 I just, uh, wanted to say that I'm sorry. 28:23.952 --> 28:26.664 -For what? -For thinking that I... 28:26.704 --> 28:28.582 Knew more than you. 28:28.624 --> 28:30.459 For everything. 28:30.501 --> 28:33.420 I said it wasn't a big deal, and it's not. 28:33.462 --> 28:35.548 When things calm down, we can talk about it, 28:35.589 --> 28:36.714 but right now I should get back. 28:36.756 --> 28:39.552 Sure. (ELECTRICITY CRACKLES) 28:39.593 --> 28:41.428 (PEOPLE MURMURING) 28:43.013 --> 28:45.224 No, no. It's the generator. 28:45.265 --> 28:46.892 ANNE: Lourdes, bag him. 28:46.933 --> 28:49.102 Tom, I'm gonna need you to turn these pumps manually, okay? 28:49.144 --> 28:53.023 Doesn't need to be fast, just steady and consistent. 28:53.065 --> 28:54.358 What about the water temperature? 28:54.400 --> 28:55.734 It should maintain its heat long enough 28:55.775 --> 28:57.444 for Jamil to get the power back on. 29:13.252 --> 29:16.255 -I got the generator. ANNE: Let's get it going. 29:18.756 --> 29:20.384 Ready. 29:20.426 --> 29:21.927 ANNE: Go! 29:40.279 --> 29:41.780 Whoo! 29:41.821 --> 29:43.407 -We hit the jackpot, boss! -Diesel? 29:43.449 --> 29:45.825 Yes, sir. We got three barrels full. 29:45.867 --> 29:47.411 Got two barrels of gasoline, 29:47.453 --> 29:49.622 three crates full of 30 weight oil, and a whole mess 29:49.663 --> 29:51.039 -of fan belts and the like. -Good work, Tector. 29:51.081 --> 29:52.291 There's more where this came from. 29:52.332 --> 29:53.542 We just couldn't carry it all. 29:53.584 --> 29:55.168 -Where? -Southwest, I think. 29:55.210 --> 29:56.920 Look, you know, I almost gave up, right? 29:56.962 --> 29:58.380 But I had this sort of, like, intuition, 29:58.422 --> 29:59.798 and my daddy always told me, he said, "Boy..." 29:59.839 --> 30:01.258 Great, great. 30:01.300 --> 30:02.884 Uh, look, right now, we got to get this diesel 30:02.926 --> 30:04.386 over to the generator and load it up. 30:04.428 --> 30:06.680 -Yes, sir. -I'll find Jamil. 30:06.722 --> 30:08.515 (LAUGHS) 30:14.812 --> 30:16.774 What's up, Hal? 30:16.856 --> 30:19.735 I've been looking all over for you. 30:19.777 --> 30:23.113 We got to figure out some way to help her, Maggie. 30:23.155 --> 30:25.907 Karen? What are you talking about? 30:25.949 --> 30:28.034 Something bad's gonna happen to her if we don't do something. 30:28.076 --> 30:29.662 No, you got it backwards. 30:29.703 --> 30:31.371 Something bad's gonna happen to us 30:31.413 --> 30:33.332 if we don't do something about her. 30:33.373 --> 30:35.125 It's Ben. 30:37.210 --> 30:39.087 -Damn it! -What? 30:39.129 --> 30:42.174 It's that stuff he was doing with the Skitters. Ah! 30:42.215 --> 30:43.925 His spike's glowing! 30:43.967 --> 30:45.135 And he's doing something to Karen. 30:45.177 --> 30:47.262 What are you talking about? 30:47.304 --> 30:49.682 I think he... He's trying to recruit her. 30:49.723 --> 30:51.266 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 30:51.308 --> 30:54.227 Something with that... That Skitter that he brought. 30:54.269 --> 30:56.605 I came in the room... 30:56.647 --> 30:58.816 And they were holding each other. 31:00.275 --> 31:02.027 And their spikes were glowing. 31:03.779 --> 31:05.238 -Where's Ben now? -I don't know. 31:05.280 --> 31:07.366 You got to go find him. 31:07.407 --> 31:09.660 Okay? If anyone's in danger, it's him. 31:10.910 --> 31:13.288 You got to trust me on this. 31:18.960 --> 31:21.755 Shift's over, Jon. 31:21.797 --> 31:24.132 I'll, uh... I'll take it from here. 31:25.300 --> 31:26.593 Yes, ma'am. 31:44.695 --> 31:46.530 What are you doing? 31:50.659 --> 31:53.078 We're gonna have a little girl talk, you and I. 31:54.371 --> 31:57.249 I don't understand. 31:57.290 --> 32:00.043 No, I think you do. 32:00.085 --> 32:03.589 I think you understand really, really well, actually. 32:04.923 --> 32:07.008 So, let's stop playing games, okay? 32:08.301 --> 32:09.928 Look, honestly, I don't... 32:11.638 --> 32:13.766 (SCOFFS) 32:13.807 --> 32:15.601 This isn't about Hal, is it? Because... 32:15.642 --> 32:18.645 Yeah. It's about Hal. 32:18.687 --> 32:21.189 And Ben. 32:21.231 --> 32:23.817 And Tom Mason. 32:23.859 --> 32:25.903 In fact, it's about the entire 2nd Mass 32:25.944 --> 32:27.195 and how you're gonna crawl back 32:27.237 --> 32:29.322 to whatever dung heap you came from 32:29.364 --> 32:30.699 and leave us all alone. 32:34.870 --> 32:36.455 (SCOFFS) 32:37.997 --> 32:40.125 So, it's us now, Maggie? 32:42.502 --> 32:46.840 Innocent little Maggie with a heart of gold? 32:46.882 --> 32:49.593 You know, I feel sorry for you. 32:49.635 --> 32:52.888 You have spent so long pushing people away, 32:52.930 --> 32:56.767 you have no idea how to get close to anyone anymore. 32:56.809 --> 32:59.394 Now you're doing the same thing with Hal. 32:59.436 --> 33:01.814 'Cause you don't think you deserve him. 33:03.690 --> 33:05.525 And you know what? 33:07.235 --> 33:09.028 You're right. 33:09.070 --> 33:10.739 (CHUCKLES) 33:10.781 --> 33:13.867 You know, I used to think about your time with Pope. 33:13.909 --> 33:17.078 Despite all your stories about how they mistreated you, 33:17.120 --> 33:19.832 the truth is, I think you felt more comfortable with them 33:19.873 --> 33:23.460 than you have with anyone else in your whole pathetic life. 33:23.502 --> 33:24.920 You don't know me. 33:24.962 --> 33:26.755 I think I do. 33:28.423 --> 33:30.968 And you know what? 33:31.009 --> 33:33.470 Maybe that life with Pope and his gang? 33:35.138 --> 33:38.099 Maybe that's the life you really deserve. 33:38.141 --> 33:39.267 (GUNS COCK) 33:43.689 --> 33:45.106 (GASPS) 33:48.234 --> 33:50.487 (CHOKING) 33:59.663 --> 34:02.332 BEN: Karen! What's happening?! 34:05.043 --> 34:06.503 KAREN: Ohh. 34:10.674 --> 34:12.175 Are you all right? 34:12.217 --> 34:14.678 Yeah, I think so. 34:14.720 --> 34:17.764 -She just burst in here... -We need to get Dr. Glass. 34:17.806 --> 34:21.768 No. No, Maggie said that no one could trust us. 34:22.978 --> 34:25.355 She tried to shoot me, Ben. 34:29.526 --> 34:31.653 We're not safe here. 34:35.824 --> 34:38.451 Where will we ever be safe? 34:40.954 --> 34:43.331 I know a place... 34:43.373 --> 34:45.959 That we could be safe, and accepted. 34:47.753 --> 34:50.380 We'll have to leave here first, though. 34:57.303 --> 34:59.723 (GROANING) 35:06.354 --> 35:07.731 This way. 35:13.361 --> 35:15.781 Where? Which direction? 35:19.659 --> 35:20.911 There. 35:24.163 --> 35:25.832 Ben! 35:27.500 --> 35:28.961 You need to come with me. 35:29.002 --> 35:30.587 Now. 35:32.631 --> 35:34.967 No. We need to go. 35:36.259 --> 35:38.553 For our protection and for the 2nd Mass. 35:38.595 --> 35:41.098 I think we'll let Dad weigh in on that. 35:41.139 --> 35:43.767 Now, let's move. Both of you. 35:59.198 --> 36:00.784 I'm sorry. 36:02.911 --> 36:04.121 It's okay. 36:18.927 --> 36:20.762 Will he be all right? 36:23.890 --> 36:25.017 Yeah. 36:25.058 --> 36:27.310 I'm sorry it came to this, Ben. 36:28.979 --> 36:31.148 I knew I'd have to leave sooner or later. 36:37.194 --> 36:39.572 You know, I loved your brother once. 36:41.116 --> 36:42.742 Very much. 36:44.285 --> 36:45.954 Yeah. 36:45.996 --> 36:48.915 I'm sure he loved you, too. 36:48.957 --> 36:52.044 -But... -I know. 37:02.012 --> 37:04.097 (BREATHES SHAKILY) 37:27.996 --> 37:29.414 Ready? 37:30.999 --> 37:32.084 Yeah. 37:47.724 --> 37:50.602 -So, it's working. ANNE: Seems that way. 37:50.643 --> 37:53.438 At least he's finally breathing on his own. 37:53.479 --> 37:56.691 His core temperature is back in the range of normal. 37:56.733 --> 37:58.818 (SIGHS) 37:58.860 --> 38:00.486 That's good news. 38:00.528 --> 38:02.864 But he's not out of the woods yet. 38:02.906 --> 38:05.700 There's no telling what collateral damage has been done. 38:05.742 --> 38:07.410 I just hope we killed whatever it was 38:07.452 --> 38:09.537 that caused this in the first place. 38:09.579 --> 38:11.915 It's really up to him now. 38:11.957 --> 38:14.542 Well, we got enough fuel to last for a few more days. 38:14.584 --> 38:16.586 But the food stores are almost depleted. 38:16.628 --> 38:18.630 I need to send more scouts out for food. 38:18.671 --> 38:20.840 And that's gonna mean burning more fuel. 38:20.882 --> 38:22.926 We're running low on ammunition. 38:22.968 --> 38:24.761 I'm getting complaints about sanitation issues. 38:24.803 --> 38:26.471 People are asking me when we're leaving for Charleston. 38:26.512 --> 38:28.556 They're panicked over rumours that Skitters 38:28.598 --> 38:32.102 -are heading our way... -Hey... 38:32.144 --> 38:35.147 We'll get through this together, okay? 38:35.188 --> 38:36.689 I know. 38:38.316 --> 38:39.651 LOURDES: Dr. Glass! 38:40.652 --> 38:42.445 I don't believe it. 38:42.487 --> 38:44.739 Captain. Can you hear me? 38:44.781 --> 38:46.908 (STRAINING) 38:48.618 --> 38:51.163 Don't try to speak. Lourdes, water. 38:54.916 --> 38:56.168 (GRUNTS) 38:56.209 --> 38:58.795 No, just hold on. 38:58.837 --> 39:00.213 (WEAVER COUGHS) ANNE: You're doing good. 39:00.255 --> 39:02.715 -Small sips, captain. -I know. 39:06.552 --> 39:09.222 How... 39:09.264 --> 39:11.432 (SIGHS) 39:11.474 --> 39:13.143 How... 39:13.185 --> 39:15.228 It's complicated. 39:17.730 --> 39:21.442 How much fuel did we burn saving my sorry ass? 39:21.484 --> 39:23.569 (LAUGHTER) 39:26.156 --> 39:28.158 It was worth every gallon, Captain. 39:28.200 --> 39:30.285 You gave the order? 39:34.164 --> 39:35.498 Something like that. 39:37.458 --> 39:41.004 You and I are gonna have words when I get out of this bed. 39:41.046 --> 39:44.299 Well, I look forward to it. 39:44.341 --> 39:46.009 -Excuse me, professor, sir. -Yeah, what is it? 39:46.051 --> 39:47.844 It's Pope, sir. He's awake and asking for you. 39:47.886 --> 39:49.762 All right, I'll be right there. 39:49.804 --> 39:51.848 Well, he says it's a matter of life and death. 39:53.474 --> 39:55.685 There's a lot to fill you in on. 39:55.727 --> 39:57.145 I'll be back. 39:57.187 --> 40:00.523 Lourdes? Don't let him do too much. 40:00.565 --> 40:02.942 You want more water? 40:02.984 --> 40:04.443 Pope? 40:04.485 --> 40:05.611 POPE: I'm getting out of here. 40:05.653 --> 40:07.280 We all need to get out of here now! 40:07.322 --> 40:08.740 ANTHONY: You need to calm yourself down. 40:08.781 --> 40:09.866 TOM: All right, Pope. What's your problem? 40:09.908 --> 40:11.326 You're here. You're safe. 40:11.368 --> 40:13.619 No. No, professor. I am not safe. 40:13.661 --> 40:16.413 We are anything but safe. 40:16.455 --> 40:19.042 They're on their way. They're on their way to you. 40:19.084 --> 40:20.668 Who? 40:20.710 --> 40:23.255 The fish-heads. They're looking for you. 40:23.296 --> 40:24.630 To be more precise, 40:24.672 --> 40:26.216 they're looking for your boy Ben. 40:26.258 --> 40:27.967 Ben? Why? 40:28.009 --> 40:30.678 Skitters had me pinned down, overrun. 40:30.720 --> 40:33.639 Next thing I know, I'm staring straight at a fish-head 40:33.681 --> 40:36.184 who wants to know exactly where you guys are. 40:36.226 --> 40:38.395 Us? 40:38.435 --> 40:40.813 How did it know that you were part of the 2nd Mass? 40:40.855 --> 40:43.691 They had a harnessed girl who was there. 40:43.733 --> 40:45.318 She's the one who did all the talking. 40:45.360 --> 40:47.737 -What girl? -You know the one, the blonde. 40:47.779 --> 40:49.781 The one your oldest boy was sweet on. 40:49.822 --> 40:53.118 -Karen? -That's her. Scary as hell. 40:53.159 --> 40:54.535 Man, it's like she could take her hand, 40:54.577 --> 40:56.037 reach right into your brain and squeeze. 40:56.079 --> 40:57.455 What did they want with Ben? 40:57.496 --> 40:59.958 I heard some... Some crazy ass talk 40:59.999 --> 41:01.293 about a Skitter rebellion 41:01.334 --> 41:02.752 and your lizard boy being a part of it. 41:02.794 --> 41:04.587 -How long ago was this? -I don't know. 41:04.629 --> 41:07.382 It was two days ago when I grabbed you. 41:19.394 --> 41:21.980 -Stay with her. -Ben? 41:22.021 --> 41:23.982 Ben? with her. -Ben?