WEBVTT 00:02.544 --> 00:04.087 PORTER: Can't tell you how proud I am 00:04.087 --> 00:06.047 of the way you guys kept the 2nd Mass in the fight. 00:06.047 --> 00:07.549 TOM: Last we heard, your unit was taking 00:07.549 --> 00:09.009 -some pretty heavy fire. -Yeah, Mechs tore 00:09.009 --> 00:10.636 the hell out of us. We put up a fight, 00:10.636 --> 00:12.930 but in the end, only five survived. 00:12.930 --> 00:15.014 All we could do was patch up the wounded, 00:15.014 --> 00:17.559 bury the dead, and try to make our way down here. 00:22.272 --> 00:24.358 PORTER: We're basically in a defensive posture, 00:24.358 --> 00:25.818 just staying off the alien grid. 00:25.818 --> 00:27.862 WEAVER: How'd anyone even find this place? 00:27.862 --> 00:29.029 Dumb luck. 00:29.029 --> 00:30.155 This place was under construction 00:30.155 --> 00:31.365 when they hit the city. 00:31.365 --> 00:33.575 Everything topside was destroyed. 00:33.575 --> 00:37.078 Everything down below... Survived. 00:37.078 --> 00:39.289 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 00:53.888 --> 00:56.181 Oh, my God. 01:06.191 --> 01:08.276 (CONVERSATIONS STOP) 01:13.741 --> 01:16.911 POPE: The hell they staring at? 01:26.253 --> 01:28.338 (APPLAUSE) 01:29.631 --> 01:33.260 -(CROWD CHEERING) -MAN: 2nd Mass, welcome! 01:36.263 --> 01:39.224 Looks like your reputation precedes you, folks. 01:39.224 --> 01:41.226 Welcome to Charleston. 01:41.226 --> 01:43.311 (CHEERS AND APPLAUSE CONTINUE) 01:44.605 --> 01:46.147 MAN: Happy to have you! 02:05.250 --> 02:08.378 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 02:08.378 --> 02:09.463 Ham, sir? 02:09.463 --> 02:11.799 Mm. Thanks. Looks good. 02:11.799 --> 02:14.175 -All right. Thanks. -Quite a spread. 02:15.260 --> 02:17.930 WOMAN: Dad? 02:17.930 --> 02:18.973 Dad! 02:18.973 --> 02:21.224 Jeanne? 02:21.224 --> 02:24.227 (LAUGHING) Hey! Hey! 02:24.227 --> 02:25.395 Oh, my goodness. 02:25.395 --> 02:28.565 -You're alive. -Yeah. 02:31.276 --> 02:33.779 It's all right. It's all right. 02:33.779 --> 02:36.031 Scouts said they found survivors from the 2nd Mass. 02:36.031 --> 02:37.783 I was so scared that you wouldn't be with them. 02:37.783 --> 02:39.242 You can't get rid of me that easy. 02:39.242 --> 02:40.744 (LAUGHS) 02:42.955 --> 02:44.456 Hey... 02:44.456 --> 02:47.542 Hey, how'd you get here? 02:47.542 --> 02:49.419 Where's your boyfriend? 02:51.922 --> 02:55.216 He got all messed up when we left Richmond, Dad. 02:59.680 --> 03:02.141 Don't disappear on me again, okay? 03:02.141 --> 03:04.309 Okay. (LAUGHS) 03:04.309 --> 03:06.812 (SNIFFLES) 03:06.812 --> 03:08.730 LYLE: "Charleston Arbour." 03:08.730 --> 03:10.732 Must have been building some kind of crazy underground mall. 03:10.732 --> 03:13.027 They even rigged up some running water. 03:14.903 --> 03:16.780 Pray to God that means showers. 03:16.780 --> 03:19.741 You passed your sell-by date like 400 miles ago. 03:19.741 --> 03:21.242 Yeah, well, so how long do we wait 03:21.242 --> 03:24.038 till we put this, uh, hole in the rear-view? 03:24.038 --> 03:26.373 Trust me, I have no intentions 03:26.373 --> 03:29.126 on making Mayberry my permanent residence. 03:30.544 --> 03:31.670 CHILD: This way! 03:31.670 --> 03:33.338 MATT: Look at all these kids. 03:33.338 --> 03:35.423 Do you think that they have a school here? 03:35.423 --> 03:37.216 Like we did before? 03:37.216 --> 03:39.260 Be surprised if they didn't. 03:40.179 --> 03:42.014 Go ahead. Check it out. 03:42.014 --> 03:45.225 -Just stay close, okay? -Okay. 03:47.519 --> 03:49.646 Fresh bread, green beans, corn. 03:49.646 --> 03:52.066 It's been a while since we could pick and choose, huh? 03:52.066 --> 03:54.275 I see you passed on the Brussels sprouts. 03:54.275 --> 03:55.360 And the spinach. 03:55.360 --> 03:56.570 Like I said, it's been a while. 03:56.570 --> 03:58.572 MAN: Tom Mason. 03:58.572 --> 04:00.615 Boston College, Maloney Hall, 04:00.615 --> 04:04.285 second row, left, and always an aisle seat. 04:05.495 --> 04:07.664 Just in case I had to sneak out early. 04:07.664 --> 04:10.709 As I recall, you never dared. 04:10.709 --> 04:13.503 Tom. (LAUGHS) 04:16.090 --> 04:17.883 Um, Anne, 04:17.883 --> 04:20.385 -this is Arthur Manchester... -Hello. 04:20.385 --> 04:22.054 ...chairman of B.C.'s American History Department 04:22.054 --> 04:23.680 -back in the day. -Wow. 04:23.680 --> 04:25.557 And he's right, I never missed a lecture. 04:25.557 --> 04:27.684 I hope our people are treating you well. 04:27.684 --> 04:29.728 To be honest, I'm overwhelmed. 04:29.728 --> 04:31.980 Arthur also wrote From Darkness, Democracy, 04:31.980 --> 04:33.023 which is one of the best histories 04:33.023 --> 04:34.983 on the Revolutionary War. 04:34.983 --> 04:37.527 Clearly, lessons you're putting into practice. 04:37.527 --> 04:41.322 The new United States of America, in which you are... 04:41.322 --> 04:44.118 Majority leader. "President" felt presumptuous. 04:44.118 --> 04:45.994 We're still very much a work in progress. 04:45.994 --> 04:47.746 You know I've got a million questions. 04:47.746 --> 04:50.165 And I'm eager to hear about your encounter 04:50.165 --> 04:53.043 with this overlord creature. 04:53.043 --> 04:54.628 But we're gonna have plenty of time to talk. 04:54.628 --> 04:56.546 And I'm betting your people haven't seen a real bed 04:56.546 --> 04:57.672 in quite a while. 04:57.672 --> 04:59.216 Or hot food, clean clothes. 04:59.216 --> 05:00.801 Speaking of which, I had my son Matt 05:00.801 --> 05:02.469 make this up just in case. 05:02.469 --> 05:04.304 This is the names of everybody in the 2nd Mass, 05:04.304 --> 05:06.181 -along with their assignments. -I'll get our housing committee 05:06.181 --> 05:08.725 working on this right away. 05:08.725 --> 05:12.562 Tom, I can't tell you how happy I am that you're here. 05:12.562 --> 05:15.356 Charleston can use a man like you. 05:18.110 --> 05:21.029 MAN: Wait till that generator's working. 05:21.029 --> 05:23.115 PORTER: Gents, General Bressler. 05:25.700 --> 05:27.244 General. 05:27.244 --> 05:31.498 Captain Daniel Weaver, 2nd Massachusetts, reporting. 05:33.708 --> 05:35.460 Gunnery Sergeant Aloysius Murphy, 05:35.460 --> 05:38.379 United States Marine Corps, sir. 05:38.379 --> 05:40.090 At ease, gentlemen. 05:41.967 --> 05:44.970 Porter's told me a lot about your unit. 05:44.970 --> 05:47.848 Congratulations on making it through. 05:47.848 --> 05:51.059 I'd say you've earned this. 05:51.059 --> 05:53.145 Appreciate that, sir. 05:53.145 --> 05:55.563 I had a quick look at your men, at your ordnance. 05:55.563 --> 05:58.192 I'd say you've put together a hell of a fighting force. 05:58.192 --> 05:59.693 We can always find a place for more, hmm? 05:59.693 --> 06:01.653 If I may... 06:01.653 --> 06:03.322 Go right ahead, Captain. 06:05.866 --> 06:09.619 2nd Mass executed ambushes against the aliens 06:09.619 --> 06:12.664 in Connecticut, Richmond. 06:12.664 --> 06:16.001 And we've been tracking enemy activity 06:16.001 --> 06:18.545 all the way down the line... 06:18.545 --> 06:22.465 Here in Concord... Even in Florence. 06:22.465 --> 06:25.426 Now, if you need our people to scout for you, 06:25.426 --> 06:26.511 just say the word. 06:26.511 --> 06:27.804 Appreciate the intel, Captain, 06:27.804 --> 06:29.514 but we won't be needing your scouts. 06:29.514 --> 06:31.558 PORTER: General, these 2nd Mass people 06:31.558 --> 06:33.392 have got actionable intelligence. 06:33.392 --> 06:35.562 Colonel Porter, your opinion is noted. 06:35.562 --> 06:37.231 You're dismissed. 06:41.318 --> 06:43.028 Yes, sir. 06:47.406 --> 06:50.785 (DOOR OPENS, CLOSES) 06:54.331 --> 06:57.625 Let me, uh, lay it out for you. 06:59.502 --> 07:03.673 The aliens have no reason to attack Charleston again. 07:03.673 --> 07:06.134 As far as they know, the city's been neutralized. 07:06.134 --> 07:08.553 Given that, our civilian authorities 07:08.553 --> 07:12.140 decided to use the lull to regroup and rebuild. 07:12.140 --> 07:15.352 Until that changes, we're not in the business of picking fights. 07:15.352 --> 07:17.478 The civilian leader Manchester, 07:17.478 --> 07:19.940 he calls the shots for the military, too? 07:19.940 --> 07:21.691 As he'll be happy to remind you, 07:21.691 --> 07:25.528 he does have 230 years of American tradition on his side. 07:25.528 --> 07:28.531 Manchester was one of the first settlers 07:28.531 --> 07:31.576 who wound up becoming their leader by default. 07:31.576 --> 07:33.120 But as our numbers grew, 07:33.120 --> 07:35.496 he made sure his people knew who to thank 07:35.496 --> 07:39.042 for their three squares a day, full bellies. 07:39.042 --> 07:40.377 It made him very popular. 07:40.377 --> 07:41.711 HAL: Captain Weaver! 07:41.711 --> 07:44.256 Captain, you better get out here. 07:44.256 --> 07:46.174 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 07:49.844 --> 07:52.431 Calm down! Nothing's been decided yet! 07:52.431 --> 07:53.765 Damn it, I am ordering you 07:53.765 --> 07:55.392 to step back and allow us to continue. 07:55.392 --> 07:56.977 I don't take your orders, Sergeant. 07:56.977 --> 07:58.477 And I'm not letting you split these people up 07:58.477 --> 07:59.980 or disarm them without a reason! 07:59.980 --> 08:01.481 What the hell is going on here? 08:01.481 --> 08:02.774 Captain, they're spreading the 2nd Mass out 08:02.774 --> 08:04.484 across a dozen different housing areas. 08:04.484 --> 08:06.945 This is not a damn resort! You will go where you are told! 08:06.945 --> 08:08.780 You better back off! 08:08.780 --> 08:11.908 -At ease, Sergeant Clemons. -Jim? 08:11.908 --> 08:14.995 These people have had each other's backs for months. 08:14.995 --> 08:16.496 I understand that. 08:16.496 --> 08:18.957 And you've got to understand this isn't punitive. 08:18.957 --> 08:21.709 Down here, we store all the weapons in a central area, 08:21.709 --> 08:23.503 and then we issue them according to mission. 08:23.503 --> 08:26.006 We're just salting your people in where they belong. 08:26.006 --> 08:29.050 Now, that said, you tell me "no way," 08:29.050 --> 08:30.927 I'll back your position. 08:34.931 --> 08:36.641 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 08:46.860 --> 08:48.069 Hold on! 08:48.069 --> 08:50.155 (SHOUTING STOPS) 08:50.155 --> 08:52.866 I may not like it, 08:52.866 --> 08:55.660 but the colonel is making sense. 08:57.996 --> 09:00.790 We're here now. 09:00.790 --> 09:02.459 We're in Charleston. 09:06.046 --> 09:07.839 We're in Charleston. 09:12.760 --> 09:14.095 Tom. 09:17.349 --> 09:19.351 No, Captain Weaver's right. 09:21.311 --> 09:24.356 We need to start thinking beyond the 2nd Mass now. 09:24.356 --> 09:26.358 Good. Carry on, Sergeant Clemons. 09:26.358 --> 09:27.942 CLEMONS: Yes, sir. 09:48.422 --> 09:50.340 (POUNDING ON DOOR) 10:11.069 --> 10:13.113 It's The South Carolina Gazette. 10:13.113 --> 10:15.073 You're kidding. 10:16.533 --> 10:18.201 And an invitation. 10:19.453 --> 10:22.163 Arthur wants to see me first thing. 10:22.163 --> 10:25.666 (SIGHS) So much for sleeping in. 10:25.666 --> 10:30.630 I'm assigned to the medical clinic with Lourdes. 10:30.630 --> 10:33.967 Look at us... Commuters on our way to the office. 10:33.967 --> 10:37.345 If I had a pot, I'd make us some coffee. 10:37.345 --> 10:39.931 If I had a cup, I'd drink it. 10:39.931 --> 10:42.641 (CHUCKLES) 10:42.641 --> 10:44.894 (KNOCK ON DOOR) 10:44.894 --> 10:47.147 MANCHESTER: Tom, come in. 10:47.147 --> 10:49.441 (DOOR CLOSES) 10:56.072 --> 10:57.574 Hmm. 10:57.574 --> 10:59.909 Go ahead, take one. 10:59.909 --> 11:02.078 They look delicious. 11:02.078 --> 11:03.330 You grew these here? 11:03.330 --> 11:05.499 First crop from our hydroponic garden. 11:05.499 --> 11:06.791 (SNIFFS) 11:06.791 --> 11:08.751 Another baby step toward self-sufficiency. 11:10.337 --> 11:12.839 So tell me, 11:12.839 --> 11:14.715 what do you think of Charleston so far? 11:14.715 --> 11:17.177 I think if you'd asked me that question three days ago, 11:17.177 --> 11:18.803 I never would have believed a place like this 11:18.803 --> 11:21.931 -was even possible. -It's a new beginning, Tom... 11:21.931 --> 11:23.600 From the ground up. 11:23.600 --> 11:26.269 And that includes forming a true government. 11:26.269 --> 11:29.814 So I heard from your pilot Avery. 11:29.814 --> 11:31.065 Hell of a woman. 11:31.065 --> 11:33.776 Your book... From Darkness, Democracy. 11:33.776 --> 11:36.695 Go ahead, you can keep that. 11:36.695 --> 11:40.408 Our founding fathers had remarkable foresight, 11:40.408 --> 11:44.037 but not even they could have imagined an alien attack. 11:44.037 --> 11:46.247 We're going to need a political system 11:46.247 --> 11:49.917 designed for a post-invasion world, Tom. 11:49.917 --> 11:53.254 We could be like Washington and Jefferson... 11:54.589 --> 11:56.799 Founders of a new democracy. 11:56.799 --> 11:58.426 I have to admit... 11:58.426 --> 12:00.595 The historian in me is intrigued. 12:00.595 --> 12:02.805 I'm happy to hear it, 12:02.805 --> 12:05.350 because you come at a critical moment. 12:05.350 --> 12:08.228 There's a confidence vote scheduled for tomorrow... 12:08.228 --> 12:11.105 A referendum on my leadership. 12:11.105 --> 12:12.482 It's pro forma, really... 12:12.482 --> 12:14.234 Chance for the settlers to blow off some steam. 12:14.234 --> 12:16.194 I can't imagine you would have a problem. 12:16.194 --> 12:19.155 But I could always use another arrow in my quiver. 12:19.155 --> 12:21.366 I'm hoping you would stand with me. 12:24.578 --> 12:26.246 I'd be honoured, Arthur. 12:26.246 --> 12:28.248 I'll be there, of course. 12:30.208 --> 12:32.252 Although, I think you may want to reconsider 12:32.252 --> 12:34.045 after you hear what I have to tell you. 12:34.045 --> 12:36.297 Now I'm intrigued. 12:36.297 --> 12:38.299 -May I? -Please. 12:39.593 --> 12:41.678 We've had several encounters with the aliens 12:41.678 --> 12:43.430 over the last few weeks. 12:43.430 --> 12:45.932 And I know it's hard to believe, but we think... 12:45.932 --> 12:48.893 That a group of them have turned against the overlords. 12:48.893 --> 12:50.270 "Turned," meaning... 12:50.270 --> 12:52.230 Meaning that the Skitters were enslaved, 12:52.230 --> 12:54.232 just like our harnessed kids, 12:54.232 --> 12:56.067 and that a few of them want to fight back 12:56.067 --> 12:57.402 just as much as we do. 12:57.402 --> 12:59.112 Well, so far, this sounds like good news. 12:59.112 --> 13:00.530 All we have to do is stand back 13:00.530 --> 13:02.073 and let the bastards kill each other off. 13:02.073 --> 13:04.158 Or we can ally with the rebel Skitters 13:04.158 --> 13:06.202 and hit the overlords with everything we got. 13:06.202 --> 13:08.079 (LAUGHS) You're serious? 13:08.079 --> 13:10.624 -Mm-hmm. -Trust the Skitters? 13:10.624 --> 13:12.500 If I hadn't lived through the last couple weeks, 13:12.500 --> 13:14.294 I would be just as sceptical. 13:14.294 --> 13:15.836 It's one of the reasons we wanted to keep this quiet 13:15.836 --> 13:17.171 until we had a chance to talk. 13:17.171 --> 13:19.591 Well, I appreciate the discretion, Tom, 13:19.591 --> 13:22.427 because even a hint of this, and we would be facing a panic. 13:22.427 --> 13:24.971 -And with this vote... -Arthur, I'm talking about 13:24.971 --> 13:26.805 the possibility of turning this war around. 13:26.805 --> 13:29.350 And I'm telling you, Tom, not to say another word. 13:29.350 --> 13:31.352 Your friendship means a lot to me, Tom, 13:31.352 --> 13:34.522 but I will not jeopardize this city... 13:34.522 --> 13:36.107 Not even for you. 13:40.069 --> 13:42.905 Jeanne, got a minute? 13:44.115 --> 13:46.284 Well, kind of ironic, huh? 13:47.201 --> 13:48.827 (BOTH LAUGH) 13:48.827 --> 13:50.747 I remember when trying to get you to help with dinner 13:50.747 --> 13:52.039 was like pulling teeth. 13:52.039 --> 13:53.458 (LAUGHS) 13:53.458 --> 13:54.459 Be right back. 13:54.459 --> 13:56.628 MAN: Okay, Jeanne. 13:56.628 --> 13:58.630 Dad, the way you're limping... 13:58.630 --> 14:00.881 It's from that fight, isn't it? 14:00.881 --> 14:02.634 Ah, it's nothing. 14:02.634 --> 14:05.553 You were hurt trying to help me. I just left you there. 14:05.553 --> 14:09.432 You never left me. I always had you here. 14:09.432 --> 14:12.059 Just the thought of seeing you again, it kept me going. 14:12.059 --> 14:14.937 -I'm so sorry, Dad. -It's okay. 14:14.937 --> 14:17.106 Just promise me we're gonna stay together. 14:19.567 --> 14:21.486 Jeanne, I know it's hard, 14:21.486 --> 14:23.321 but I need you to tell me 14:23.321 --> 14:26.741 what happened with Diego and the others. 14:28.909 --> 14:31.329 Skitter patrol spotted us 14:31.329 --> 14:34.457 a couple days after we left. 14:34.457 --> 14:38.336 They came in force one night, and we had to scatter. 14:38.336 --> 14:41.088 By morning, the Skitters moved on, but... 14:41.088 --> 14:44.300 Diego and the rest never made the rendezvous. 14:46.177 --> 14:48.262 I waited as long as I could, 14:48.262 --> 14:51.265 and then I rode here. 14:51.265 --> 14:54.060 I'm sorry. 14:54.060 --> 14:56.855 I know how much he meant to you. 14:56.855 --> 15:00.149 Now I wish that I'd given him more of a chance. 15:00.149 --> 15:04.237 Diego and the others could still be out there... 15:04.237 --> 15:05.822 Lost or wounded. 15:05.822 --> 15:07.490 I begged them to send a patrol. 15:07.490 --> 15:09.701 Manchester wouldn't even consider it. 15:09.701 --> 15:12.537 I can't let it go, Dad. 15:12.537 --> 15:16.207 I have to say something in tomorrow night's meeting. 15:16.207 --> 15:17.958 Then you say it. 15:17.958 --> 15:19.794 And I'll be there for you. 15:19.794 --> 15:22.881 -Okay. -I promise. 15:24.716 --> 15:26.467 I have to get back. 15:26.467 --> 15:28.678 All right, well, I'll see you later? 15:28.678 --> 15:30.221 Yeah. 15:35.142 --> 15:37.478 (MAN COUGHING) 15:43.359 --> 15:45.570 LOURDES: Anne. 15:45.570 --> 15:46.905 Hey. 15:46.905 --> 15:49.657 Hey. You're here early. 15:49.657 --> 15:51.950 Yeah, I just wanted to get started. 15:51.950 --> 15:54.495 -Helps to stay busy, you know? -Mm-hmm. 15:54.495 --> 15:58.332 -You want me to show you around? -I'd love it. 15:58.332 --> 16:01.669 Um... There's medicine over here. 16:03.713 --> 16:06.257 Amoxicillin, Erythromycin... 16:06.257 --> 16:07.717 They're well-stocked. 16:07.717 --> 16:10.052 They know I was pre-med, so I've been assigned 16:10.052 --> 16:12.430 to the surgical unit. 16:12.430 --> 16:14.348 It's a chance to learn and... 16:14.348 --> 16:17.310 MAN: Excuse me. 16:17.310 --> 16:19.938 Are you the new doctor everyone's been talking about? 16:19.938 --> 16:22.022 I guess I am. 16:23.023 --> 16:25.735 -Anne Glass. -Thank God. 16:25.735 --> 16:27.570 If I have to wipe one more snotty nose... 16:27.570 --> 16:29.363 Okay, over here is paediatrics. 16:29.363 --> 16:30.865 We've got... (CHUCKLES) 16:30.865 --> 16:33.952 I mean, you've got two flus, a tonsillitis, 16:33.952 --> 16:36.955 and a killer case of head lice. 16:36.955 --> 16:38.957 You're leaving? Just like that? 16:38.957 --> 16:41.709 You're a paediatrician. I'm a heart specialist. 16:41.709 --> 16:45.171 -Do the math. -Hold on. 16:45.171 --> 16:47.340 I'm the combat medic from the 2nd Mass, 16:47.340 --> 16:48.967 who's gonna have you walking bow-legged 16:48.967 --> 16:52.553 unless you talk me through each patient's chart. 16:56.891 --> 17:00.227 All right. Whatever you say. 17:03.272 --> 17:05.608 So much for professional courtesy. 17:05.608 --> 17:07.485 Once they find out about your experience in the field, 17:07.485 --> 17:09.570 they'll probably have you running the place. 17:09.570 --> 17:13.366 I'm fine. Whatever I can do to help. 17:19.079 --> 17:21.332 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 17:21.332 --> 17:23.292 -I'm glad I found you. -Hey. 17:23.292 --> 17:25.043 It's been quite a first day. 17:25.043 --> 17:26.253 What's this? 17:26.253 --> 17:28.798 Bounty from Manchester's garden. 17:28.798 --> 17:32.010 Enjoy it. I don't think I'm gonna be getting any more. 17:32.010 --> 17:33.970 Skitter rebellion didn't sit well? 17:33.970 --> 17:37.015 I'm surprised that I didn't get thrown out of his quarters. 17:37.015 --> 17:39.642 Looks like they're skipping the Brussels sprouts just for you. 17:39.642 --> 17:41.019 And everything else, for that matter. 17:41.019 --> 17:42.228 Hello, Jeanne. 17:42.228 --> 17:44.522 Wouldn't expect last night's spread. 17:44.522 --> 17:45.940 Manchester's executive menu 17:45.940 --> 17:48.108 as a special "Welcome to Charleston" gift. 17:48.108 --> 17:50.862 Don't think everyone rates their own private quarters. 17:50.862 --> 17:53.155 Most of us are sleeping 10 to a cubicle. 17:53.155 --> 17:55.241 Well, we didn't ask for special treatment. 17:55.241 --> 17:57.076 You didn't have to. 17:57.076 --> 17:59.913 I'm sorry. (CHUCKLES) 17:59.913 --> 18:02.582 It's not you. It's this place. 18:02.582 --> 18:04.375 Just be careful. 18:04.375 --> 18:06.836 Say the wrong thing, and you're pulling double shifts or worse. 18:09.881 --> 18:11.591 ANNE: I know this sounds petty, 18:11.591 --> 18:13.885 but there's something off here. 18:13.885 --> 18:15.595 You mean like how they've assigned 18:15.595 --> 18:19.223 an experienced combat surgeon to paediatrics? 18:19.223 --> 18:21.183 I'm not saying it isn't important. 18:21.183 --> 18:24.228 2nd Mass, I was doing vital medicine, saving lives. 18:24.228 --> 18:26.773 Suddenly, I'm back to passing out aspirin now? 18:26.773 --> 18:28.190 Taking temperatures? 18:28.190 --> 18:29.817 I tell you, it is strange 18:29.817 --> 18:33.237 how casual everybody behaves. 18:33.237 --> 18:34.572 It's almost as if they really believe 18:34.572 --> 18:36.156 the aliens have disappeared. 18:36.156 --> 18:39.077 I used to ache for that sense of complacency. 18:39.077 --> 18:42.080 -Now it almost scares me. -I agree. 18:50.046 --> 18:52.130 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS) 18:54.634 --> 18:56.803 You're not gonna believe their artillery. 18:56.803 --> 19:00.431 AT4s, GAU-17 minigun, heavy mortars. 19:00.431 --> 19:03.059 We're talking serious alien stir-fry. 19:03.059 --> 19:05.394 POPE: Yeah, assuming they ever take it out of storage. 19:05.394 --> 19:07.021 Look, remember, we're just here to get a lay of the land, 19:07.021 --> 19:08.564 grab whatever the hell we can carry, 19:08.564 --> 19:10.608 -and get the hell out of here. -CLEMONS: You! 19:10.608 --> 19:13.653 So-called Berserkers, fall in. 19:13.653 --> 19:15.195 (GROANING) Oh, no. 19:19.700 --> 19:22.453 -What the hell is this? -Did I say to talk? 19:22.453 --> 19:24.538 I'm sorry. Did I say "kiss my ass"? 19:24.538 --> 19:26.707 You kidding me? 19:26.707 --> 19:29.502 You must be Pope, right? 19:29.502 --> 19:32.880 I understand you think that you're smarter, faster, 19:32.880 --> 19:35.633 and tougher than just about any man in this outfit. 19:35.633 --> 19:37.176 You catch on quick. 19:37.176 --> 19:38.928 Tec, you just gonna stand there in your new jammies, 19:38.928 --> 19:40.178 sucking your thumb or what? 19:40.178 --> 19:43.349 Name's Gunnery Sergeant Murphy, Pope. 19:43.349 --> 19:45.143 Now fall the hell in. 19:49.063 --> 19:52.025 I think you and I are gonna have a lot of fun together. 19:52.025 --> 19:53.734 Grab some iron. 19:53.734 --> 19:56.445 Let's see if you Massachusetts cry-babies know how to shoot. 19:56.445 --> 19:58.072 Hmm? 20:00.616 --> 20:02.326 (ENGINE TURNS OVER) 20:02.326 --> 20:05.663 MAN: Detail, halt! 20:05.663 --> 20:07.206 Detail, hut one! 20:07.206 --> 20:10.417 All right. Done and done. 20:10.417 --> 20:12.879 I'll go grab a sandwich while you guys catch up. 20:12.879 --> 20:15.798 Hal, lock it up and get over here. 20:18.134 --> 20:19.677 Captain, you all right? 20:19.677 --> 20:23.514 Damn A.C.U.s itch like hell. 20:24.473 --> 20:26.809 What are you doing? 20:26.809 --> 20:29.353 We're barely here, and you're popping off. 20:29.353 --> 20:31.772 What are we doing, Captain? 20:31.772 --> 20:33.858 We got target practice and close-order drills 20:33.858 --> 20:35.151 while the things are still out there. 20:35.151 --> 20:36.903 That's the point... Porter tells me 20:36.903 --> 20:39.655 that most of these boys have never fired a shot in combat. 20:39.655 --> 20:41.032 That supposed to make me feel better? 20:41.032 --> 20:43.034 Hell no! 20:43.034 --> 20:44.618 But, chances are, 20:44.618 --> 20:47.705 you are gonna be leading some of them into battle. 20:47.705 --> 20:49.999 They're gonna be scared as hell. 20:49.999 --> 20:52.960 You got to teach them to conquer that fear. 20:52.960 --> 20:54.628 The only way you're gonna do that 20:54.628 --> 20:57.631 is if you have their respect. 20:57.631 --> 21:00.342 -I hear you. -Good. 21:00.342 --> 21:02.678 Now you get back to tearing down that weapon 21:02.678 --> 21:04.764 till you're seeing it in your dreams, understood? 21:04.764 --> 21:06.640 Yes, sir. 21:12.312 --> 21:14.148 MAN: Can I see your paperwork? 21:24.575 --> 21:25.993 Matt, what happened? 21:25.993 --> 21:28.370 I hate school. I hate it here. 21:28.370 --> 21:30.123 I wish we'd never come. 21:30.123 --> 21:32.083 I thought you were enjoying class. 21:32.083 --> 21:34.043 There. All fixed up. 21:34.043 --> 21:35.628 He'll be fine. 21:37.088 --> 21:40.216 Come on, Matt. Talk to me. What happened? 21:40.216 --> 21:42.468 I was in class when one of the bigger kids 21:42.468 --> 21:44.845 started talking trash about us. 21:44.845 --> 21:47.890 I'm guessing it was nothing good? 21:47.890 --> 21:50.350 He said he thinks the 2nd Mass... 21:50.350 --> 21:52.061 We never fought the aliens, 21:52.061 --> 21:54.563 that we're just cowards who came here to steal from them. 21:54.563 --> 21:57.024 He said that you made a deal with the aliens 21:57.024 --> 21:58.859 when they took you away... 22:00.820 --> 22:03.447 So that they'd leave us alone. 22:03.447 --> 22:04.949 Oh. 22:04.949 --> 22:06.867 Well... 22:07.910 --> 22:09.453 You know he's wrong. 22:09.453 --> 22:11.956 Then why'd the rest of them act like he was right? 22:11.956 --> 22:13.291 I don't know. 22:13.291 --> 22:15.126 So, this boy took a swing at you? 22:15.126 --> 22:17.544 Mm. 22:17.544 --> 22:19.880 Well... No. 22:19.880 --> 22:21.465 I hit him. 22:21.465 --> 22:24.677 I think I might have broke his tooth. 22:24.677 --> 22:27.763 ANNE: I heard the shouting. Then I pulled matt out of there. 22:27.763 --> 22:29.723 He's been suspended for a week. 22:29.723 --> 22:31.558 (SIGHS) 22:31.558 --> 22:34.854 Dad, I don't ever want to go back. 22:34.854 --> 22:36.354 Well, it's probably better 22:36.354 --> 22:39.525 if you stay close to home for a while, anyway. 22:40.567 --> 22:42.820 (METAL CLANKS) 22:42.820 --> 22:45.656 We've got five minutes before the sentries come. Hurry up. 22:45.656 --> 22:47.950 Sweet. 22:47.950 --> 22:50.077 MAGGIE: Hold it right there. 22:51.162 --> 22:53.164 I swear I didn't hear a thing. 22:53.164 --> 22:55.166 Put it back, Lyle. 22:57.793 --> 23:00.546 POPE: Maggie, Maggie, Maggie. 23:00.546 --> 23:02.256 2nd Mass was welcomed by these people. 23:02.256 --> 23:04.717 I'm not gonna let an ape like you ruin that. 23:04.717 --> 23:07.345 Close it up, back off, 23:07.345 --> 23:09.347 and we'll pretend this never happened. 23:09.347 --> 23:11.473 CLEMONS: Nobody move! 23:13.726 --> 23:17.063 -Don't shoot. -I said, don't move. 23:17.063 --> 23:19.899 -POPE: No! -CRAZY LEE: Lyle! 23:19.899 --> 23:21.608 MAN: Bravo team, on me! 23:21.608 --> 23:23.027 CRAZY LEE: You shot him! 23:23.027 --> 23:24.528 You're lucky his aim was off. 23:24.528 --> 23:26.364 I would have put it between his eyes. 23:26.364 --> 23:28.949 You shot him! You son of a bitch! 23:28.949 --> 23:31.327 -Put them in lockdown. -MAN: Yes, sir. 23:31.327 --> 23:34.496 -Take the bleeder to medical. -This isn't what you think. 23:34.496 --> 23:36.540 (LYLE GROANING) 23:37.541 --> 23:40.920 Told you we'd have some fun. 23:40.920 --> 23:43.505 I'm gonna wish you into the cornfield. 23:51.805 --> 23:54.392 Arthur? We need to talk. 23:54.392 --> 23:56.102 If it's about the incident last night, 23:56.102 --> 23:57.728 -that's Bressler's call. -It's about the incident. 23:57.728 --> 23:59.397 A man got shot, and you've got three people in lockup. 23:59.397 --> 24:02.816 -It's a military matter, Tom. -Military defers to you. 24:02.816 --> 24:04.818 Damn it, Maggie was trying to stop them. 24:04.818 --> 24:07.154 And the Berserkers... They're out of their mind, 24:07.154 --> 24:09.698 but you're gonna want that kind of crazy if there's an attack. 24:09.698 --> 24:12.159 -What do you suggest? -Let Maggie walk. 24:12.159 --> 24:14.328 -And this Pope and the rest? -Punish them. 24:14.328 --> 24:16.454 Put them on crap details. I don't really care. 24:16.454 --> 24:17.957 We don't have enough people to lose four more. 24:17.957 --> 24:19.833 Look, Tom, I get it. I really do. 24:19.833 --> 24:22.460 But you need to see this from my perspective, okay? 24:22.460 --> 24:24.338 -I'm listening. -Bressler has been 24:24.338 --> 24:26.673 pounding the war drum to take a more aggressive posture 24:26.673 --> 24:28.342 -toward the aliens. -Okay. 24:28.342 --> 24:30.761 Built his army, and now he wants to pull the trigger. 24:30.761 --> 24:32.721 But he's right about wanting to get into the fight. 24:32.721 --> 24:34.307 It's the only way we're gonna beat them. 24:34.307 --> 24:36.100 I understand that, of course. 24:36.100 --> 24:38.685 I hope so, Arthur, because as comfortable as this all is, 24:38.685 --> 24:41.063 nobody's really safe until the aliens are gone. 24:41.063 --> 24:43.732 It's just not the time. 24:43.732 --> 24:45.567 It's taken months, but we've created 24:45.567 --> 24:47.694 the first city-state in the new America, 24:47.694 --> 24:49.029 and I want to nurture it. 24:49.029 --> 24:50.781 I want to turn it into something greater. 24:50.781 --> 24:53.075 But I can't do it if I don't have the authority. 24:53.075 --> 24:55.786 I can't afford to look weak... Not now. 24:55.786 --> 24:58.789 And doing nothing... How does that look? 25:00.458 --> 25:02.293 (SIGHS) 25:03.710 --> 25:06.504 Look, just help me get through this vote tonight, 25:06.504 --> 25:10.801 and I will look into clemency, we'll discuss Bressler, 25:10.801 --> 25:12.636 and then together, 25:12.636 --> 25:15.889 we'll start to build this new government. 25:20.353 --> 25:22.271 Hey. 25:22.271 --> 25:25.691 Mind if I get a minute to talk with Maggie? 25:25.691 --> 25:27.818 -Yeah. -Thanks. 25:39.497 --> 25:41.499 My dad's talking to Manchester. 25:41.499 --> 25:43.417 We're not gonna let this lie. 25:43.417 --> 25:47.171 Well, since your pop's calling in favours, maybe he can, 25:47.171 --> 25:50.007 uh, put in a good word for the rest of the rabble. 25:50.007 --> 25:51.549 Well, this is because of you, Pope, so you're lucky 25:51.549 --> 25:53.219 you're not in front of a firing squad. 25:53.219 --> 25:55.346 Yeah, well, at least they'd be using those guns 25:55.346 --> 25:56.889 for something useful. 25:56.889 --> 25:58.724 I don't care what Manchester says, 25:58.724 --> 26:01.060 -I'm getting you out of here. -You do what you're thinking, 26:01.060 --> 26:03.020 you're gonna get us all killed. 26:03.020 --> 26:05.481 -I'm not asking for any favours. -Damn it, Maggie. 26:05.481 --> 26:07.400 Is this because of what happened on the road? 26:07.400 --> 26:10.319 Because if it is, I'm good with it, all right? 26:10.319 --> 26:11.695 Just like that? 26:11.695 --> 26:13.822 Just like that. How else should it be? 26:13.822 --> 26:17.117 For God's sake, Hal, I told you that I had a kid in prison. 26:17.117 --> 26:18.452 You should have freaked out and told me 26:18.452 --> 26:20.246 I was the worst person in the world. 26:20.246 --> 26:21.497 Is that what you wanted? 26:21.497 --> 26:22.873 What I expected was the courtesy 26:22.873 --> 26:24.624 of an honest emotional reaction. 26:24.624 --> 26:26.960 Instead, I got "I'm gonna think about it" 26:26.960 --> 26:29.671 -and teenage silences. -Maggie... 26:29.671 --> 26:31.924 I can't deal with that, all right? I won't. 26:31.924 --> 26:33.509 Maggie. 26:33.509 --> 26:35.677 I'm sorry. 26:35.677 --> 26:38.805 Look, you did your good deed. Now just leave me alone. 26:44.019 --> 26:46.063 Go! 26:53.195 --> 26:55.322 So as grateful as I am, 26:55.322 --> 26:59.034 I can't help thinking about the world around us. 27:00.160 --> 27:02.788 I have friends still out there... 27:02.788 --> 27:06.459 Maybe lost or sick. 27:06.459 --> 27:08.377 And we're not doing anything about it, 27:08.377 --> 27:11.755 except waiting, hiding... 27:11.755 --> 27:14.967 Hoping the aliens will go away. 27:16.843 --> 27:21.223 I don't think that makes you a bad man, Dr Manchester. 27:21.223 --> 27:23.934 But I do think you're wrong. 27:25.685 --> 27:27.187 (INHALES DEEPLY) 27:27.187 --> 27:29.940 That's... That's all I have to say. 27:31.733 --> 27:34.612 (APPLAUSE) 27:41.034 --> 27:42.828 You did good. 27:42.828 --> 27:45.831 I would like to thank all the speakers 27:45.831 --> 27:47.874 for their passion 27:47.874 --> 27:51.044 and commitment. 27:51.044 --> 27:53.130 Before I begin, 27:53.130 --> 27:55.673 I would like to introduce an old friend... 27:55.673 --> 27:57.926 My former student 27:57.926 --> 28:01.639 and the hero of the 2nd Mass, Tom Mason. 28:01.639 --> 28:03.681 Tom. 28:03.681 --> 28:05.725 (CROWD CHEERING) 28:17.946 --> 28:22.618 Thank you for welcoming the 2nd Mass into your home. 28:22.618 --> 28:24.286 MAN: Yeah! 28:24.286 --> 28:26.163 And congratulations 28:26.163 --> 28:28.790 on taking back a city the aliens left in ruins 28:28.790 --> 28:32.336 and turning it into a community again. 28:34.421 --> 28:36.549 I wish I could end there. 28:36.549 --> 28:38.091 (INHALES DEEPLY) 28:38.091 --> 28:40.760 But the truth is, I'm still finding my footing. 28:44.223 --> 28:46.266 All I've known for the last year 28:46.266 --> 28:49.936 has been the 2nd Mass and the resistance. 28:51.397 --> 28:53.649 And so, as much as I admire what you've done, 28:53.649 --> 28:57.236 I can't help but to agree with Jeanne Weaver 28:57.236 --> 29:00.989 and wonder if somehow our real mission has been lost. 29:00.989 --> 29:02.949 (CROWD MURMURING) 29:04.826 --> 29:07.371 I want to read you something 29:07.371 --> 29:09.998 that a friend of mine wrote 29:09.998 --> 29:11.833 about a different war. 29:14.878 --> 29:18.465 "There were some who advocated accommodation, 29:18.465 --> 29:21.677 "who believed the enemy would only be enraged 29:21.677 --> 29:25.055 "by outright rebellion. 29:25.055 --> 29:26.806 "But they were outnumbered 29:26.806 --> 29:30.102 "by those who understood that freedom would only come 29:30.102 --> 29:33.272 once the enemy had been driven from their land." 29:34.981 --> 29:38.151 That was written by Arthur Manchester. 29:39.653 --> 29:42.114 About the American struggle against the British 29:42.114 --> 29:44.700 during our revolution. 29:44.700 --> 29:48.078 But he might as well have been writing about today. 29:48.078 --> 29:50.289 -MAN: Right. -WOMAN: Yeah! 29:50.289 --> 29:52.499 I've met our enemy. 29:52.499 --> 29:54.501 I've seen what it's done to our children. 29:54.501 --> 29:58.422 I've looked in its eyes, and I've heard it speak. 29:58.422 --> 30:01.717 And I am telling you that these creatures will leave our world 30:01.717 --> 30:03.385 only when we force them to! 30:03.385 --> 30:05.095 WOMAN: That's right. 30:05.095 --> 30:07.097 I know that I have to keep fighting. 30:07.097 --> 30:10.643 This community has to make its own call. 30:10.643 --> 30:13.604 But understand, we can't hide from them anymore. 30:13.604 --> 30:15.314 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 30:18.609 --> 30:21.861 CLEMONS: General Bressler! General Bressler! 30:21.861 --> 30:24.782 Sergeant? Sergeant! What is it? 30:24.782 --> 30:26.950 Sorry, sir, we have a situation that couldn't wait. 30:26.950 --> 30:29.161 Our salvage unit found a de-harnessed boy 30:29.161 --> 30:30.663 at the perimeter, they're bringing him in now. 30:30.663 --> 30:33.373 De-harnessed boy? Did he say what he wanted? 30:33.373 --> 30:35.501 Only that he had been looking for Charleston 30:35.501 --> 30:38.044 and that he has a message for Tom Mason. 30:47.220 --> 30:49.931 Ben? 30:49.931 --> 30:51.850 MANCHESTER: You know this boy? 30:51.850 --> 30:53.935 No. 30:56.855 --> 30:59.191 -I'm Tom Mason. -I was told to find you. 30:59.191 --> 31:01.109 That you were the only one who would understand. 31:01.109 --> 31:03.612 Told by who? By Ben? Have you seen my son? 31:03.612 --> 31:05.489 I'm sorry. I don't know him. 31:05.489 --> 31:07.324 But there's so many of us now. 31:07.324 --> 31:09.993 I'm to tell you there's been a development with the overlords, 31:09.993 --> 31:12.078 -and there isn't much time. -Who sent you? 31:12.078 --> 31:14.956 The one with the red eye... The leader of the rebellion. 31:14.956 --> 31:17.250 He's waiting nearby so you can talk. 31:17.250 --> 31:18.585 I'll take you to him when you're ready. 31:18.585 --> 31:22.422 -I'm ready. -Gentlemen, come, come. 31:26.134 --> 31:29.012 This is insane. They could be right outside the door. 31:29.012 --> 31:31.931 If they wanted to attack this place, it'd be on fire by now. 31:31.931 --> 31:34.017 Arthur, I know it sounds risky, but we have to hear them out. 31:34.017 --> 31:35.394 Tom's right. This alliance is the only 31:35.394 --> 31:36.687 tactical advantage we have. 31:36.687 --> 31:38.480 We lose it, we're back to square one. 31:38.480 --> 31:40.440 We've been waiting for the right time to launch an offensive. 31:40.440 --> 31:42.108 No, it's too dangerous. 31:42.108 --> 31:45.362 Especially since we don't know what else has been kept from us. 31:45.362 --> 31:47.406 -What do you mean? -You should have told me 31:47.406 --> 31:49.324 your son was a part of this revolution. 31:49.324 --> 31:51.076 That's how this one found us, isn't it? 31:51.076 --> 31:53.161 Ben always knew we were coming to Charleston. 31:53.161 --> 31:55.163 Well, God only knows what else he's told them. 31:55.163 --> 31:57.624 General, put the boy in lockup, 31:57.624 --> 31:59.042 reinforce our defensive perimeter. 31:59.042 --> 32:00.502 We're gonna hunker down, play dead, 32:00.502 --> 32:04.089 and hope the aliens will give us a pass. 32:04.089 --> 32:06.174 Yes, sir. 32:07.300 --> 32:10.262 Let's go. He's going to lockup. 32:10.262 --> 32:11.638 Yes, sir. 32:11.638 --> 32:13.682 Tom, stay. 32:13.682 --> 32:15.267 (SIGHS) 32:18.270 --> 32:19.772 It's all right. 32:21.523 --> 32:23.817 (SIGHS) 32:25.944 --> 32:28.447 I expected a challenge from my enemies, 32:28.447 --> 32:30.115 but not from my friend. 32:30.115 --> 32:32.200 When did Bressler get to you? 32:33.786 --> 32:35.495 You know better than that. 32:35.495 --> 32:37.456 Then what are you looking for? 32:37.456 --> 32:38.956 A position in the new government? 32:38.956 --> 32:40.208 Because you had that... No questions asked. 32:40.208 --> 32:41.752 Arthur, did you hear that boy? 32:41.752 --> 32:43.712 This is not the time to be arguing politics. 32:43.712 --> 32:45.130 -We have to hear them out. -No. 32:45.130 --> 32:47.132 -Bressler's sees an opening... -Arthur... 32:47.132 --> 32:50.218 Tom, I offered you my hand, you slapped it away. 32:50.218 --> 32:52.805 Now we both have to live with it. 33:02.021 --> 33:04.483 (SIGHS) 33:04.483 --> 33:07.527 POPE: Get your hands off me, you stupid jarhead! 33:07.527 --> 33:09.321 (GRUNTS) 33:11.114 --> 33:12.407 What the hell is this? 33:14.075 --> 33:17.454 It's your first decent meal since you were locked up. 33:17.454 --> 33:19.539 Please. 33:47.066 --> 33:49.444 Mmm. 33:51.321 --> 33:54.825 I wanted to ask you about Tom Mason. 33:54.825 --> 33:57.911 I've been hearing some peculiar rumours. 33:57.911 --> 34:00.580 Mason's been peculiar 34:00.580 --> 34:02.290 since the day I met him, so what? 34:02.290 --> 34:05.627 I'm concerned about the safety of our compound. 34:05.627 --> 34:08.213 And I know that you two don't like one another. 34:09.882 --> 34:13.844 If you have anything on Mason that could impact our security, 34:13.844 --> 34:16.596 I'll look into letting you out. 34:21.560 --> 34:24.437 So the deal is... 34:24.437 --> 34:26.565 I give up Mason, 34:26.565 --> 34:29.401 Mason burns... 34:29.401 --> 34:30.777 And I walk free? 34:30.777 --> 34:33.405 I only want the truth. 34:33.405 --> 34:35.490 (LAUGHS) 34:35.490 --> 34:37.910 Truth is... 34:37.910 --> 34:40.161 Tom Mason is a... 34:42.288 --> 34:46.167 Pompous, semi-erudite history buff 34:46.167 --> 34:48.879 with delusions of grandeur. 34:48.879 --> 34:52.925 And if anybody is gonna knock him off his pedestal... 34:54.760 --> 34:57.554 It's gonna be me... 34:57.554 --> 35:00.473 And not some two-bit 35:00.473 --> 35:02.768 tin-pot dictator 35:02.768 --> 35:05.311 of Charleston, S.C. Salud. 35:05.311 --> 35:07.773 -Take him out. -MAN: Yes, sir. 35:14.195 --> 35:16.740 -Hey, here to see Maggie. -Yeah. 35:21.828 --> 35:22.955 (GRUNTS) 35:28.085 --> 35:29.836 DAI: Better make this fast. 35:29.836 --> 35:31.588 What the hell are you doing? 35:31.588 --> 35:34.925 (GRUNTS) Aliens are planning a new offensive. 35:34.925 --> 35:36.593 Rebel Skitters sent that de-harnessed kid 35:36.593 --> 35:39.596 to guide us to a meeting, but Manchester won't let us go. 35:39.596 --> 35:42.599 So I'm going anyway, and I'd like you to come with. 35:42.599 --> 35:44.977 You sure that's a good idea? 35:44.977 --> 35:48.021 -Nothing's changed between us. -That's where you're wrong. 35:48.021 --> 35:49.606 Do you know why I needed time to think 35:49.606 --> 35:51.274 after you told me about your bad-girl past? 35:51.274 --> 35:54.653 -Tell me. -'Cause it didn't make sense. 35:54.653 --> 35:57.363 I don't know that Maggie. I've never met her before. 35:57.363 --> 35:58.615 (PANTING) 35:58.615 --> 36:00.325 Only Maggie I know 36:00.325 --> 36:02.243 is the one standing right here in front of me... 36:02.243 --> 36:04.412 The one who saved my butt more times than I can count, 36:04.412 --> 36:06.539 and put her own life on the line for the 2nd Mass 36:06.539 --> 36:08.207 over and over again. 36:09.584 --> 36:12.921 All right, the war wiped the slate clean. 36:12.921 --> 36:15.715 I'm no longer Hal-the-high-school-jock, 36:15.715 --> 36:17.592 and you're not Maggie-the-junkie-thief. 36:17.592 --> 36:19.011 That might be the only good thing 36:19.011 --> 36:21.179 that came from this whole mess... 36:21.179 --> 36:23.389 A chance to start over, 36:23.389 --> 36:26.059 to become better people than we were before. 36:26.059 --> 36:28.269 Nice speech. 36:29.354 --> 36:32.899 -You been practicing? -A little. 36:32.899 --> 36:36.194 But right now, me, Dad, and the rest are heading into the field. 36:37.737 --> 36:40.782 I'd feel a hell of a lot better knowing you had my back. 36:42.325 --> 36:45.120 I'm in. 36:49.541 --> 36:51.626 Hey! What about me?! 36:57.465 --> 36:59.801 -Dad, we good? -Clear. Come on up. 37:01.803 --> 37:03.346 WEAVER: Let's go! 37:05.515 --> 37:07.767 I managed to get you this stuff without too much fuss. 37:07.767 --> 37:09.769 You should be clear all the way into the city, 37:09.769 --> 37:11.396 and the bikes are parked right outside. 37:11.396 --> 37:13.439 You're taking a hell of a chance to help us, Jim. 37:13.439 --> 37:15.358 Take a chance every time I drink coffee in this place. 37:15.358 --> 37:17.986 I just hope he has it right about the Skitters. 37:17.986 --> 37:21.740 TECTOR: Drop your weapons and step back! 37:26.619 --> 37:28.246 (DOOR OPENS) 37:35.503 --> 37:36.755 Stand down. 37:39.091 --> 37:40.258 Hal. 37:41.801 --> 37:44.971 You're all under arrest. 37:44.971 --> 37:46.932 Manchester's orders. 37:46.932 --> 37:49.642 He's declared a state of emergency. 37:49.642 --> 37:51.770 All suspected dissidents are being detained. 37:51.770 --> 37:54.564 You son of a bitch. Are you ever gonna grow a backbone? 37:54.564 --> 37:57.025 Colonel, that's enough! 37:57.025 --> 37:58.526 At ease. 37:58.526 --> 38:00.862 General, I saw how you were with Manchester. 38:00.862 --> 38:02.989 You know this is the right move. 38:04.365 --> 38:06.159 I know how Manchester sees it, too. 38:06.159 --> 38:08.995 Seems to me you ought to start thinking about these people 38:08.995 --> 38:11.623 instead of your position, General. 38:11.623 --> 38:15.001 (CHUCKLES) 38:15.001 --> 38:16.836 What the hell do you want from me? 38:16.836 --> 38:19.089 Talk to Manchester... Convince him we're right. 38:23.802 --> 38:26.471 -Cuff them and take them inside. -MAN: Yes, sir! 38:29.808 --> 38:32.185 Sergeant Murphy! 38:34.353 --> 38:36.189 I'm sorry, sir. 38:36.189 --> 38:38.399 I respectfully refuse. 38:41.194 --> 38:42.570 Take him, too. 38:43.488 --> 38:45.490 General... 38:45.490 --> 38:47.533 MAN: Come on. Let's go. 38:49.327 --> 38:51.454 Move! Move! 38:51.454 --> 38:53.706 MAN ON P.A.: All members of the 2nd Mass 38:53.706 --> 38:55.792 are to report to the commissary immediately. 38:55.792 --> 38:57.669 All members of the 2nd Mass 38:57.669 --> 38:59.796 are to report to the commissary immediately. 38:59.796 --> 39:01.965 MAN: Get down and shut up! Get down on the ground! 39:01.965 --> 39:04.884 CLEMONS: Damn it, I want this area cleared! 39:06.178 --> 39:07.553 Take them. 39:07.553 --> 39:09.346 (GRUNTS) 39:09.346 --> 39:11.348 What do you think you're doing?! This is crazy! 39:11.348 --> 39:12.767 These people haven't hurt anyone! 39:12.767 --> 39:15.312 Not yet, but some of them must have known 39:15.312 --> 39:17.438 that Tom would try to reach out to his rebel Skitters. 39:17.438 --> 39:20.108 -If you hurt them... -They were stopped, thank God. 39:20.108 --> 39:22.152 But I can't risk someone else from the 2nd Mass 39:22.152 --> 39:25.155 -making the same mistake. -So you're locking us up? 39:25.155 --> 39:27.199 Until you prove you can be trusted, yes. 39:27.199 --> 39:29.366 And who makes that decision? You? 39:30.618 --> 39:32.120 Make sure you get them all. 39:32.120 --> 39:33.955 Is this really the kind of democracy 39:33.955 --> 39:35.874 you were hoping to create? 39:35.874 --> 39:38.793 -MAN: Down! -(INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 39:40.419 --> 39:42.922 Arthur, they told us you separated the 2nd Mass 39:42.922 --> 39:44.674 from the rest of the compound. 39:44.674 --> 39:46.634 You should have told me what they did to you, Tom... 39:46.634 --> 39:49.304 About the implant that they put in your eye. 39:49.304 --> 39:51.973 And the infection that almost killed you, Captain. 39:51.973 --> 39:54.392 For all I know, you've been taking orders from the aliens 39:54.392 --> 39:55.685 ever since you arrived. 39:55.685 --> 39:57.478 Who told you this? Pope? 39:57.478 --> 39:59.064 Your friends in the 2nd Mass. 39:59.064 --> 40:01.316 Once they understood the gravity of the situation, 40:01.316 --> 40:03.026 several of them spoke up. 40:03.026 --> 40:05.403 Once you put them in custody and threatened their families. 40:05.403 --> 40:07.780 Arthur, we have a chance to really hurt the enemy. 40:07.780 --> 40:11.076 Put them with the others. 40:11.076 --> 40:12.702 And then what? 40:12.702 --> 40:15.538 We organize a civilian trial immediately. 40:15.538 --> 40:16.831 The charge is treason. 40:16.831 --> 40:18.750 And then we deal with their sympathizers. 40:18.750 --> 40:22.628 You do that, you'll have a real war on your hands. 40:22.628 --> 40:26.507 General Bressler, I gave you an order. 40:31.429 --> 40:33.598 MAN ON P.A.: If you have seen any member of the 2nd Mass, 40:33.598 --> 40:35.516 please report to headquarters immediately... 40:35.516 --> 40:38.019 What are they gonna do to us? 40:38.019 --> 40:40.021 I don't know, Matt. 40:40.021 --> 40:42.232 Please report to military headquarters immediately... 40:42.232 --> 40:45.151 We were safer on our own, weren't we? 40:46.945 --> 40:48.988 (BUZZER) 40:53.243 --> 40:56.829 Open the cells. Let them out... All of them. 40:56.829 --> 40:58.706 Take your hands off me. 40:58.706 --> 41:01.000 Dad, what's going on? 41:01.000 --> 41:03.753 I built this compound. These are my people. 41:06.089 --> 41:08.633 BRESSLER: The civilian government's been suspended. 41:08.633 --> 41:11.261 Charleston is now under martial law. 41:11.261 --> 41:13.346 Arthur, you got to believe I didn't want this. 41:13.346 --> 41:14.722 Well, you got it. 41:14.722 --> 41:17.434 Your damned alliance is gonna kill us all. 41:17.434 --> 41:19.436 You want to make that rendezvous with your rebel Skitters, 41:19.436 --> 41:21.771 I suggest you suck it up... And fast. 41:21.771 --> 41:23.189 POPE: Nice work, boys. 41:23.189 --> 41:24.899 Looks like you dropped us all 41:24.899 --> 41:28.027 into the middle of a good old-fashioned coup. el Skitters,