WEBVTT 00:01.418 --> 00:02.544 You want to make that rendezvous with your rebel Skitters, 00:02.544 --> 00:05.673 I suggest you suck it up-- and fast. 00:05.673 --> 00:08.133 Nice work, boys. Looks like you dropped us 00:08.133 --> 00:11.178 into the middle of a good, old-fashioned coup. 00:11.178 --> 00:12.429 Shut up, Pope. 00:12.429 --> 00:13.681 Why now, General? 00:13.681 --> 00:14.932 What were you waiting for? 00:14.932 --> 00:17.100 The perfect scapegoat? The 2nd Mass? 00:17.100 --> 00:19.895 I've been waiting for Dr Manchester 00:19.895 --> 00:21.104 to come to his senses. 00:21.104 --> 00:22.773 And patiently, I might add. 00:22.773 --> 00:25.400 And I was acting in the best interest of our citizens. 00:25.400 --> 00:30.113 The people voted for civil rule, not for a military junta. 00:30.113 --> 00:32.240 Don't be so naive, Arthur. 00:33.575 --> 00:35.995 Eventually, the aliens will find us. 00:35.995 --> 00:40.207 We have no choice but to go on the offensive-- now. 00:42.376 --> 00:45.796 You with us... or not? 00:45.796 --> 00:48.632 Not this way. I'm sorry, General, 00:48.632 --> 00:50.009 but my vision of the new United States 00:50.009 --> 00:52.093 doesn't begin with a military coup. 00:52.093 --> 00:53.345 I'll agree that Arthur may have lost sight 00:53.345 --> 00:54.805 of some of the original goals, 00:54.805 --> 00:58.433 but to put him in jail, declare martial law? 00:58.433 --> 01:00.811 Your actions are misguided, sir. 01:00.811 --> 01:02.980 I would have assumed, given its reputation, 01:02.980 --> 01:05.607 the 2nd Mass would be chomping at the bit 01:05.607 --> 01:08.819 for the chance to take it to the enemy. 01:08.819 --> 01:11.947 I guess I assumed wrong. 01:11.947 --> 01:14.074 Lock them up! Get them inside! 01:14.074 --> 01:16.827 (SOLDIERS MUTTERING) 01:16.827 --> 01:19.120 Appreciate the solidarity, Tom. 01:19.120 --> 01:20.706 This has nothing to do with you, Arthur, believe me. 01:20.706 --> 01:23.751 (ALARM BLARING) 01:23.751 --> 01:25.377 That's an outer security perimeter breach! 01:25.377 --> 01:27.170 Let's move! Let's move! 01:27.170 --> 01:29.339 (SOLDIERS SHOUTING) 01:32.551 --> 01:33.802 -(PEOPLE SCREAMING) -Clear the area! 01:33.802 --> 01:36.471 Clear the area, move! Move! 01:37.723 --> 01:40.559 Prepare to fire! 01:40.559 --> 01:41.894 Stand by! 01:45.022 --> 01:46.815 General, wait! Those are the rebels. 01:46.815 --> 01:48.149 -How can you be sure? -The one with the red eye-- 01:48.149 --> 01:49.735 I know him. 01:49.735 --> 01:51.946 I said, 'prepare to fire'! 01:51.946 --> 01:54.823 Stop! 01:54.823 --> 01:56.951 We're not here to hurt anyone. 01:58.285 --> 02:00.621 Ben. 02:03.164 --> 02:04.416 Are you all right? 02:04.416 --> 02:06.627 Ben! 02:06.627 --> 02:09.254 General, tell your men to lower their weapons. 02:11.548 --> 02:14.259 (SKITTERS GROWLING) 02:39.701 --> 02:41.745 Sir? 02:52.756 --> 02:54.091 Hold your fire. 02:54.091 --> 02:55.425 Stand down! 03:23.620 --> 03:25.622 (SKITTER CLICKING) 03:25.622 --> 03:27.166 We'll begin, if that's okay. 03:28.458 --> 03:32.211 (WARBLING) 03:34.840 --> 03:37.092 It is good to see you again, Professor. 03:38.760 --> 03:42.056 I'm sorry that our last meeting had to end so badly. 03:42.056 --> 03:45.475 No one is to blame, except perhaps our mutual enemy. 03:47.477 --> 03:49.730 What the hell is going on here? 03:49.730 --> 03:52.440 The Skitter talks through a human. Don't ask me how. 03:52.440 --> 03:54.026 (SCOFFS) 03:54.026 --> 03:57.821 What, uh... what brings you here? 03:57.821 --> 04:00.949 Captain Weaver, I'm not sure you realize the prize you had 04:00.949 --> 04:03.911 when you captured the overlord last week. 04:03.911 --> 04:06.747 We didn't want any prize. We were just trying to survive. 04:06.747 --> 04:08.165 BEN: Understandable. 04:08.165 --> 04:10.709 That particular overlord, however, 04:10.709 --> 04:12.586 oversees all military operations 04:12.586 --> 04:14.254 in the Eastern part of this continent, 04:14.254 --> 04:17.340 and I am sure that if you had suspected his value, 04:17.340 --> 04:19.885 you would not have let him live. 04:19.885 --> 04:21.887 How can one fish-head be that important? 04:21.887 --> 04:23.638 The greatest strength of the overlords, 04:23.638 --> 04:25.599 is also their most profound weakness. 04:25.599 --> 04:27.017 The Espheni, as they are called, 04:27.017 --> 04:29.352 have unimaginable intellectual capacity, 04:29.352 --> 04:31.479 which means they have no need for computational 04:31.479 --> 04:34.233 or information-storage devices, such as computers. 04:34.233 --> 04:35.525 They keep everything in their heads? 04:35.525 --> 04:36.902 BEN: In a manner of speaking, yes. 04:36.902 --> 04:38.904 Each one of them controls huge sections 04:38.904 --> 04:40.989 of their interplanetary operations. 04:40.989 --> 04:43.283 But, because they speak through many harnessed species, 04:43.283 --> 04:44.743 such as ourselves, 04:44.743 --> 04:47.246 our oppressors must keep their plans secret. 04:47.246 --> 04:49.831 I don't see how any of this concerns us. 04:49.831 --> 04:52.542 General, if that overlord had been killed, 04:52.542 --> 04:55.587 alien operations in this part of the world 04:55.587 --> 04:59.466 would have been thrown into complete and utter chaos. 04:59.466 --> 05:00.801 BRESSLER: you still haven't answered 05:00.801 --> 05:03.262 why this information is relevant now. 05:03.262 --> 05:04.679 We have gained access, through our operatives, 05:04.679 --> 05:05.889 to the Espheni's movements. 05:05.889 --> 05:07.724 We know when and where he will be 05:07.724 --> 05:10.185 and, more importantly, when he will be vulnerable. 05:10.185 --> 05:11.895 Where? 05:11.895 --> 05:14.648 BEN: a large weapon is being constructed on the 35th parallel 05:14.648 --> 05:15.941 not 500 miles from here. 05:15.941 --> 05:17.567 What kind of weapon? What's its purpose? 05:17.567 --> 05:19.318 BEN: We're not able to acquire that information. 05:19.318 --> 05:21.280 Besides, it's not relevant for our purposes. 05:21.280 --> 05:23.991 What we do know is that the overlord will be there 05:23.991 --> 05:26.367 to inspect its progress three days from now. 05:26.367 --> 05:29.079 BRESSLER: So, we just walk in and kill the damn thing? 05:29.079 --> 05:31.581 Surely there are defence mechanisms in place. 05:31.581 --> 05:33.416 On the surface, but... 05:33.416 --> 05:35.752 underground caves and narrow limestone fissures 05:35.752 --> 05:37.963 lead right up to the outside 05:37.963 --> 05:40.299 of the buried section of the facility. 05:40.299 --> 05:42.467 If you have all this information, why do you need us? 05:42.467 --> 05:44.928 We cannot enter the area undetected. 05:44.928 --> 05:47.514 They will sense our presence because of our harnesses. 05:47.514 --> 05:49.266 Also, we lack the weapons 05:49.266 --> 05:52.144 needed to breach the compound and eliminate the overlord. 05:52.144 --> 05:55.772 This is why we have exposed ourselves 05:55.772 --> 05:57.607 and turned to you for help. 05:58.733 --> 06:01.236 BRESSLER: Well, uh, that's, uh... 06:01.236 --> 06:03.113 a lot of information to digest. 06:03.113 --> 06:06.783 We're gonna need some time to sort this out. 06:06.783 --> 06:09.077 As you wish. 06:09.077 --> 06:10.578 We will wait outside the city. 06:10.578 --> 06:15.292 But time is... of the essence, General. 06:15.292 --> 06:16.751 A target of opportunity such as this 06:16.751 --> 06:18.795 rarely presents itself twice. 06:20.047 --> 06:21.923 Agreed. 06:24.425 --> 06:26.094 (SKITTER GROWLING) 06:26.094 --> 06:28.263 (WARBLING) 06:31.892 --> 06:33.227 Yeah. 06:39.233 --> 06:40.775 You have to leave, too? 06:40.775 --> 06:42.527 You can't stay just for a night? 06:42.527 --> 06:44.071 Your brothers would love it. 06:44.071 --> 06:45.488 I can't. 06:45.488 --> 06:47.574 At least not yet. 06:49.826 --> 06:51.745 Got to go. 06:54.622 --> 06:56.291 BRESSLER: Gentlemen, I don't mind telling you, 06:56.291 --> 06:59.920 I've never heard a bigger crock of bull crap in my life. 06:59.920 --> 07:01.504 Sir, I know how it seems, 07:01.504 --> 07:04.091 but, reluctantly, I've come to believe 07:04.091 --> 07:05.759 that the rebel Skitters are real. 07:05.759 --> 07:08.845 I am not sending my forces on a wild goose chase 07:08.845 --> 07:12.266 with some red-eyed monster, no matter how real they may be! 07:12.266 --> 07:14.433 General, I've known Dan Weaver and Tom Mason for a long-- 07:14.433 --> 07:15.977 Well, this discussion is over. 07:15.977 --> 07:17.645 Sergeant, take these men back to their cages 07:17.645 --> 07:19.438 and secure the outside perimeter. 07:19.438 --> 07:21.608 Those damn things come within 10 meters of here, 07:21.608 --> 07:22.943 -shoot them on sight. -Yes, sir. 07:22.943 --> 07:24.903 My son is still out there with them. 07:24.903 --> 07:27.739 Regrettable, but hardly my responsibility. 07:28.907 --> 07:30.533 What happened to 'let's take the fight 07:30.533 --> 07:32.660 -to the enemy,' General? -You're out of line, Professor. 07:32.660 --> 07:35.289 -Sir! -(BRESSLER CHUCKLES) 07:35.289 --> 07:37.958 What is it, Captain? I'm losing my patience here. 07:37.958 --> 07:39.751 WEAVER: You're right, sir. 07:39.751 --> 07:41.962 It's insane to risk Charleston's army 07:41.962 --> 07:44.672 for a mission so dangerous. 07:44.672 --> 07:46.425 But I do know one fighting unit 07:46.425 --> 07:48.593 that's capable of carrying out this mission successfully, 07:48.593 --> 07:50.220 and that's the 2nd Mass. 07:50.220 --> 07:51.763 Sorry, Captain Weaver, but I'm not willing to risk 07:51.763 --> 07:54.724 even your sorry unit. It's suicide. 07:54.724 --> 07:57.102 We've been living at the razor's edge of death for so long, 07:57.102 --> 07:58.519 we don't know any different. 07:58.519 --> 08:00.605 And besides, you know we're just gonna be 08:00.605 --> 08:02.107 a thorn in your backside as long as 08:02.107 --> 08:03.942 we hang around here. Am I wrong, Tom? 08:03.942 --> 08:06.861 Quite correct, Captain. In fact, I'd make it my career. 08:10.865 --> 08:13.285 Fine. 08:13.285 --> 08:16.330 Muster your fighters. 08:16.330 --> 08:19.498 You can reconnoitre with your Skitter friends 08:19.498 --> 08:22.002 outside the complex. 08:22.002 --> 08:23.920 Dismissed. 08:30.469 --> 08:32.846 Clemons, I'm sure I don't have to tell you 08:32.846 --> 08:37.976 that we have a target of opportunity here, Sergeant. 08:37.976 --> 08:40.561 And it's waiting right outside this complex. 08:40.561 --> 08:41.855 You mean the Skitters. 08:41.855 --> 08:43.773 Exactly. 08:43.773 --> 08:45.900 Get your men ready. 08:45.900 --> 08:47.819 I don't want a single Skitter bastard 08:47.819 --> 08:49.237 left alive by morning. 08:49.237 --> 08:51.156 Yes, sir. 09:05.128 --> 09:06.545 Hey, Ben! 09:09.799 --> 09:11.592 (SKITTERS HISSING) 09:15.680 --> 09:17.140 Whoa, hey, hey, hey. 09:17.140 --> 09:19.059 -Hey. -(SKITTER GROWLING) 09:20.394 --> 09:22.896 (SKITTER GROWLING) 09:27.359 --> 09:29.319 What are you doing here, Hal? 09:32.239 --> 09:34.157 Can't a guy see his brother? 09:35.825 --> 09:38.245 (GROWLING) 09:40.330 --> 09:42.957 (CLICKING) 09:55.262 --> 09:57.013 You're not sleeping like that, are you? 09:57.013 --> 09:58.765 Tried it. The blood rushed to my head, 09:58.765 --> 10:00.225 and I passed out. 10:00.225 --> 10:02.310 Guess I'm human after all. 10:02.310 --> 10:03.728 I-- I didn't mean it like that. 10:03.728 --> 10:06.106 I'm joking. (CHUCKLES) 10:06.106 --> 10:08.442 Seriously, why did you come here? 10:08.442 --> 10:10.444 Seriously, to see you. 10:12.112 --> 10:14.613 I know things got a little crazy between us, 10:14.613 --> 10:17.492 and, well, um... 10:17.492 --> 10:20.120 I just want to say I'm sorry. 10:20.120 --> 10:23.457 For my part in it, I'm-- I'm really sorry. 10:25.417 --> 10:28.211 I'm sorry, too. 10:28.211 --> 10:30.505 Nothing seems to have made a lot of sense recently, does it? 10:30.505 --> 10:32.840 (CHUCKLES) Amen to that. 10:32.840 --> 10:34.134 (CHUCKLES) 10:34.134 --> 10:36.595 Until now. 10:36.595 --> 10:40.014 Really? How so? 10:40.014 --> 10:43.226 I think I found the place I belong. 10:43.226 --> 10:45.312 You mean here-- with the Skitters? 10:45.312 --> 10:47.730 Yeah. 10:47.730 --> 10:49.232 Your place is with your family, doofus. 10:49.232 --> 10:51.276 -Hal. -No, seriously, listen to me. 10:51.276 --> 10:54.737 Dad needs you. I mean, we all need you. 10:54.737 --> 10:58.283 All right? You had your fun. Now it's time to come home. 10:58.283 --> 11:00.910 The world doesn't work that way anymore. 11:02.412 --> 11:05.123 (SIGHS) 11:05.123 --> 11:06.500 You know, it wasn't that long ago 11:06.500 --> 11:09.210 we were fighting side-by-side. 11:09.210 --> 11:10.920 We made quite a team, remember? 11:10.920 --> 11:13.381 We did. (SIGHS) 11:13.381 --> 11:15.300 But... 11:17.051 --> 11:19.137 You're staying. 11:19.137 --> 11:21.181 With them. 11:21.181 --> 11:23.391 Yes. 11:23.391 --> 11:25.018 (SIGHS) 11:25.018 --> 11:28.021 (CHUCKLES) 11:28.021 --> 11:29.481 Boy, you can be frustrating. 11:29.481 --> 11:33.860 I'm a younger brother. That's what we do. 11:33.860 --> 11:35.195 I suppose. 11:35.195 --> 11:37.656 But, uh... 11:37.656 --> 11:40.074 you're so damn good at it. 11:50.335 --> 11:52.462 Be careful, okay? 11:53.463 --> 11:54.797 You too. 12:09.062 --> 12:12.148 Well, this was a short-lived paradise. 12:12.148 --> 12:16.152 Honestly, I'm happy to get back on the front line. 12:16.152 --> 12:17.571 I never thought I'd say it, 12:17.571 --> 12:19.656 but there's something about the... 12:19.656 --> 12:20.865 (INHALES DEEPLY) 12:20.865 --> 12:22.492 Rush? 12:22.492 --> 12:24.327 Yeah. I suppose that's it. 12:24.327 --> 12:25.662 Yeah. 12:25.662 --> 12:27.664 Maybe we've just been fighting so long, 12:27.664 --> 12:29.499 we don't know anything else. 12:29.499 --> 12:31.668 I know... 12:32.627 --> 12:35.380 I'm sorry. Um... 12:35.380 --> 12:37.131 Oh... 12:37.131 --> 12:38.550 (COUGHING) 12:38.550 --> 12:41.344 (RETCHING) 12:41.344 --> 12:42.596 Are you okay? 12:42.596 --> 12:43.888 (SIGHS, SNIFFLES) 12:43.888 --> 12:45.515 Yeah, I'm fine. 12:45.515 --> 12:47.975 It's nothing. 12:47.975 --> 12:50.395 (GROANING) 12:50.395 --> 12:52.564 Um... 12:52.564 --> 12:54.232 Does Tom know? 12:54.232 --> 12:56.150 (SIGHS) 12:56.150 --> 12:58.111 That I'm pregnant? 12:59.028 --> 13:01.448 No. 13:01.448 --> 13:03.032 And I'm not gonna tell him 13:03.032 --> 13:05.159 'til we're back from this mission. 13:08.079 --> 13:09.414 Okay. 13:14.669 --> 13:16.963 House arrest. 13:16.963 --> 13:18.256 (BOOK SLAMS) 13:18.256 --> 13:21.217 Could he possibly be more humiliating? 13:21.217 --> 13:22.927 I built this community. 13:22.927 --> 13:26.431 I invited Bressler here to join us, for God's sake. 13:26.431 --> 13:28.849 The general crossed the line. 13:28.849 --> 13:31.352 No question. 13:31.352 --> 13:33.187 But you've got to take some responsibility 13:33.187 --> 13:34.773 for what's happened here. 13:34.773 --> 13:37.692 Oh, I suppose. I suppose so, yeah. 13:39.277 --> 13:42.322 Yes, yes, I made some errors in judgment. 13:42.322 --> 13:44.865 And the general is not an evil man, Tom. 13:44.865 --> 13:46.409 The only problem is that 13:46.409 --> 13:50.413 he thinks with his... rifle. 13:50.413 --> 13:54.041 Arthur, I've never known you to be one for metaphors. 13:54.041 --> 13:56.252 Ah, well, in this case, apt, no? 13:56.252 --> 13:57.920 Without question. 13:57.920 --> 14:00.632 When Colonel Porter teamed Dan Weaver and I up together, 14:00.632 --> 14:02.049 I thought he was insane. 14:02.049 --> 14:04.636 I half expected him to kill me in my sleep. 14:04.636 --> 14:07.639 But somehow, some way, we found a middle ground. 14:07.639 --> 14:10.725 But we both know the dangers of military rule. 14:10.725 --> 14:12.059 Perhaps, but as I've said, 14:12.059 --> 14:14.521 we can't just tuck our heads in the sand 14:14.521 --> 14:17.273 and pretend the aliens aren't out there. 14:17.273 --> 14:19.776 Meaning that you're going on this... 14:19.776 --> 14:21.736 -suicide mission. -Yes. 14:21.736 --> 14:23.029 SOLDIER: You can't go in there! 14:23.029 --> 14:25.198 I've got to see my dad now! 14:25.198 --> 14:27.701 Dad... our camp-- we were attacked. 14:36.835 --> 14:38.628 Tom: This isn't 'red-eye.' 14:38.628 --> 14:40.714 I don't see him. Where is he? 14:40.714 --> 14:43.466 He and a few others got away. 14:43.466 --> 14:44.718 BRESSLER: you sure you can't get me 14:44.718 --> 14:46.093 anything at all on the attackers? 14:46.093 --> 14:47.679 Even the smallest detail might be helpful. 14:47.679 --> 14:49.972 No. It was dark. All I could see was muzzle flashes. 14:49.972 --> 14:51.725 They came from over there. 14:51.725 --> 14:55.269 We ran in every direction, and then someone hit me in the head. 14:55.269 --> 14:56.521 'We'? 14:56.521 --> 14:59.065 You mean... the Skitters? 14:59.065 --> 15:01.234 And the other de-harnessed kids. 15:01.234 --> 15:03.778 No boot prints. Shell casings everywhere. 15:03.778 --> 15:05.613 5.56 and 7.62s. 15:05.613 --> 15:09.158 Eh. 90% of the weapons in Charleston fire these. 15:09.158 --> 15:10.993 You know, we came here in trust. 15:10.993 --> 15:12.203 All right, all right. Calm down, son. 15:12.203 --> 15:13.872 Calm down? He was almost killed. 15:13.872 --> 15:15.623 I understand why you're upset, Professor. 15:15.623 --> 15:18.209 -(CHUCKLES) If he were my boy-- -It wasn't your boy. 15:18.209 --> 15:21.546 No. My son was killed by a Skitter. 15:23.506 --> 15:25.132 Right in front of me. 15:25.132 --> 15:27.510 (SIGHS) Almost everyone in Charleston 15:27.510 --> 15:29.804 has seen loved ones murdered by those things. 15:29.804 --> 15:31.723 Is it any wonder that some got carried away 15:31.723 --> 15:33.224 with their emotions? 15:33.224 --> 15:35.268 You're not condoning the attack, are you, General? 15:35.268 --> 15:36.811 I'm saying what happened happened. 15:36.811 --> 15:39.522 End of story. Game over. 15:39.522 --> 15:40.939 I'm cancelling the mission. 15:42.400 --> 15:44.944 -You can't do that! -Those are my orders. 15:44.944 --> 15:46.279 Sergeant Clemons, clean this site up. 15:46.279 --> 15:47.781 Dad. 15:47.781 --> 15:49.240 We have to go on this mission. This is about more 15:49.240 --> 15:50.742 than the rebels, more than the overlord. 15:50.742 --> 15:52.702 (PANTING) 15:52.702 --> 15:56.289 This weapon will wipe out everything if it's finished. 15:56.289 --> 15:58.165 Red-eye didn't have any information on the weapon. 15:58.165 --> 15:59.375 He didn't know whether he could trust Bressler and the others. 15:59.375 --> 16:00.794 And I understand. It's just-- 16:00.794 --> 16:02.336 I have the plans, the layout in my head. 16:02.336 --> 16:05.339 I can-- I can get us there. I can get us in. 16:07.592 --> 16:08.802 Captain? 16:08.802 --> 16:10.845 Get in and out before they can react. 16:10.845 --> 16:14.307 It's gonna be a much smaller team, but... yes. 16:14.307 --> 16:16.058 Hell, yes. 16:16.058 --> 16:17.351 General! 16:18.978 --> 16:20.146 What is it? 16:20.146 --> 16:23.023 Sir, with all due respect, 16:23.023 --> 16:25.485 the 2nd Mass is going on the mission. 16:25.485 --> 16:26.653 I just gave you an order. 16:26.653 --> 16:28.488 I understand that, sir. 16:28.488 --> 16:32.450 But we're doing it nonetheless, with or without your permission. 16:38.372 --> 16:42.126 Fine. You've got my permission. 16:43.043 --> 16:44.963 WEAVER: Yes, sir! 16:53.220 --> 16:55.598 Here you go. 16:55.598 --> 16:58.518 WEAVER: Get your packs loaded! Weapons ready! 16:58.518 --> 17:00.645 We're movin' out, Dai. 17:00.645 --> 17:03.397 It's good to see you dressed all normal-like, Cap. 17:03.397 --> 17:05.065 You said it, Dai. 17:05.065 --> 17:07.193 It enhances the captain's rugged good looks. 17:07.193 --> 17:09.904 Yeah, the captain is stylin' now. 17:09.904 --> 17:12.281 All right. Stow it. 17:12.281 --> 17:16.536 Or... this 'stylin',' 'rugged,' size-11 boot 17:16.536 --> 17:18.663 will commence to kicking some ass! 17:18.663 --> 17:19.956 DAI: Yes, sir. 17:19.956 --> 17:21.875 All right, let's move. 17:24.251 --> 17:26.128 Hey, Jeanne, wha-- what are you doing? 17:26.128 --> 17:28.631 What's it look like, Dad? Getting geared up. 17:30.717 --> 17:33.427 Oh, no. No, you're not going with us. 17:34.637 --> 17:36.180 I think I can handle myself in combat. 17:36.180 --> 17:38.474 There's no question about that. 17:38.474 --> 17:40.434 You need fighters you can depend on. 17:40.434 --> 17:42.269 Yeah. We do, of course. 17:42.269 --> 17:44.062 But that's not the point. 17:44.062 --> 17:46.399 It is. 17:46.399 --> 17:49.819 Oh, Jeanne, you need to be here-- in Charleston. 17:49.819 --> 17:51.153 Ch-- Charleston? 17:51.153 --> 17:54.032 No, dad, my place is by your side-- fighting. 17:54.949 --> 17:56.659 Sweetheart... 17:58.828 --> 18:01.080 ...the truth is-- 18:01.080 --> 18:03.666 the real truth-- 18:03.666 --> 18:06.419 I can't bear the idea of losing you again. 18:08.295 --> 18:09.881 Well, same here. 18:09.881 --> 18:11.340 At least we'll die together. 18:11.340 --> 18:13.342 It's better than waiting for you to come home. 18:13.342 --> 18:16.345 (SIGHS) Well, somebody's got to survive this war 18:16.345 --> 18:19.640 and finish what's been started here. 18:19.640 --> 18:21.308 And you know what? 18:21.308 --> 18:26.898 After seeing you stand up to Manchester at that forum... 18:26.898 --> 18:29.316 I believe... 18:29.316 --> 18:33.487 I know, that you're such a person. 18:38.743 --> 18:42.288 But-- I just-- I don't want you to die, Papa Bear. 18:42.288 --> 18:44.248 Aw, don't you worry about that, Baby Bear. 18:44.248 --> 18:47.668 You know your papa's way too ornery to die. 18:55.843 --> 18:57.929 I didn't know you could draw. 18:57.929 --> 18:59.305 Neither did I. 18:59.305 --> 19:01.223 One of the many benefits of being harnessed. 19:01.223 --> 19:03.059 I'm impressed. 19:03.059 --> 19:04.685 DAI: What's that thing? 19:04.685 --> 19:06.186 Well, it's my specialty. 19:06.186 --> 19:07.521 I call it 'the wall crasher.' 19:07.521 --> 19:08.773 Say what? 19:08.773 --> 19:10.524 Blow a hole in anything, anywhere. 19:10.524 --> 19:11.901 Sounds good to me. 19:11.901 --> 19:13.277 Finally, after all these months of running, 19:13.277 --> 19:14.612 we're taking the fight to them. 19:14.612 --> 19:15.863 Tick, tick... 19:15.863 --> 19:18.324 BOTH: Boom! 19:18.324 --> 19:20.576 We could have used a couple of these babies a while back. 19:20.576 --> 19:24.455 Yeah, well, we've got them now. That's all that counts. 19:24.455 --> 19:26.499 We'll see you on the flip side, Jim. 19:26.499 --> 19:28.167 Bring them home. 19:29.627 --> 19:31.712 All right, move it! This ain't no coach tour. 19:31.712 --> 19:33.756 Really, Cap? I thought we were going to see the Grand Canyon. 19:33.756 --> 19:35.008 Hey, you! 19:35.008 --> 19:36.843 (CHUCKLES) 19:38.803 --> 19:41.179 Bro, you got steel-plated cojones showing up here 19:41.179 --> 19:42.765 after putting a hole in my arm. 19:42.765 --> 19:45.018 I'm sorry about that, Lyle. I truly am. 19:45.018 --> 19:46.769 But Clemons was gonna kill you. 19:46.769 --> 19:49.522 What happened to your uniform, soldier boy? 19:49.522 --> 19:51.357 Threw it in the incinerator. 19:51.357 --> 19:53.526 Should have known better than to put it on in the first place. 19:53.526 --> 19:55.486 Didn't like what it did to my head. 19:57.196 --> 19:59.907 So, you want to take me back, Pope? 19:59.907 --> 20:02.368 I got my mind right. 20:02.368 --> 20:05.287 Now, what do you think I should do with you, Tector? 20:05.287 --> 20:08.166 I suppose that's up to you. 20:09.167 --> 20:12.211 Indeed it is. Drive the truck. 20:16.298 --> 20:18.467 -Dad! -TOM: Hey, buddy. 20:18.467 --> 20:20.720 I wanted to wish you good hunting. 20:20.720 --> 20:21.971 Thank you. 20:21.971 --> 20:24.682 I'll be back in a couple of days. 20:24.682 --> 20:26.392 I know. 20:26.392 --> 20:27.977 What else? 20:27.977 --> 20:29.645 It's just, uh... 20:29.645 --> 20:32.314 well, I thought I'd proved myself as a good fighter. 20:32.314 --> 20:33.649 Seriously, you're the best. 20:33.649 --> 20:35.275 Then why aren't you taking me with you? 20:37.111 --> 20:39.739 Isn't it obvious? 20:39.739 --> 20:41.199 Well, no. 20:41.199 --> 20:42.825 Lourdes. 20:42.825 --> 20:45.912 She's had kind of a tough time lately with Jamil and all. 20:45.912 --> 20:47.287 I needed to make sure that there's somebody here 20:47.287 --> 20:48.581 that can keep her safe. 20:49.707 --> 20:52.126 Oh. Roger that, Dad. 20:56.047 --> 20:58.674 You don't have to come on this. 20:58.674 --> 21:00.593 You mean just leave the little women at home 21:00.593 --> 21:02.803 while you men go off and fight the big, bad alien? 21:02.803 --> 21:04.222 That's not how I meant it. 21:04.222 --> 21:06.099 I've seen you around blood, Tom Mason. 21:06.099 --> 21:07.975 You turn three shades of green at the sight of it. 21:07.975 --> 21:09.268 Wouldn't want anyone bleeding out 21:09.268 --> 21:11.062 while I wasn't there to prevent it. 21:14.440 --> 21:16.025 Hey. 21:16.025 --> 21:18.027 Take care of yourself, okay? 21:19.820 --> 21:22.364 WEAVER: Let's roll! Don't want to be late 21:22.364 --> 21:25.201 for our date with that fish-head! 21:40.716 --> 21:42.802 (THUNDER RUMBLING) 21:47.473 --> 21:48.724 You all right? 21:48.724 --> 21:50.143 Yeah. 21:50.143 --> 21:52.270 I'm just not good in tight, cramped places. 21:52.270 --> 21:53.896 You should have told me. 21:53.896 --> 21:55.273 You could have stayed back at the trucks 21:55.273 --> 21:56.440 with Lyle and Crazy Lee. 21:56.440 --> 21:59.277 Don't start this again, okay? 21:59.277 --> 22:01.779 You're right. I'm sorry. 22:01.779 --> 22:04.406 Old habits. 22:04.406 --> 22:06.659 It's sweet, in a retro sort of way. 22:06.659 --> 22:09.162 -But... (CHUCKLES) -I get it. 22:09.162 --> 22:10.871 Enough said. 22:14.834 --> 22:17.670 -(GRUNTS) I was thinking... -Yeah? 22:17.670 --> 22:21.674 I was thinking this would be a good place for Crawlies. 22:21.674 --> 22:23.425 Thanks for that thought. 22:23.425 --> 22:25.511 (GRUNTS) 22:27.888 --> 22:29.098 (ROCKS FALLING) 22:29.098 --> 22:31.267 Seriously, though... 22:31.267 --> 22:32.810 if we don't find the exit door to this ride... 22:32.810 --> 22:35.062 (BOTH PANTING) 22:35.062 --> 22:36.314 I just want to say-- 22:36.314 --> 22:37.982 Hey, don't. 22:37.982 --> 22:40.776 Okay? We're gonna make it. We always do. 22:40.776 --> 22:42.987 -What if we don't? -We will. 22:42.987 --> 22:45.906 (ROCKS TUMBLING) 22:45.906 --> 22:47.658 (PANTING) 22:53.873 --> 22:57.001 BEN: The chamber's on the other side of this wall. 23:00.296 --> 23:01.588 It matches the layout. 23:01.588 --> 23:03.381 Go on and set her up. 23:03.381 --> 23:05.467 Come on. 23:05.467 --> 23:08.637 DAI: All right, set it down. Someone pass that down. 23:08.637 --> 23:11.140 Okay, I'll hold this for you. 23:11.140 --> 23:12.516 I need some more slack. 23:12.516 --> 23:13.726 All right. 23:13.726 --> 23:16.312 Light. Okay, give me the wire. 23:20.691 --> 23:21.942 Dad... 23:21.942 --> 23:24.820 he's here. I can feel it. 23:24.820 --> 23:26.488 Okay. 23:26.488 --> 23:28.615 We'll all go face the bastard together, 23:28.615 --> 23:30.492 make sure he doesn't get off the planet alive. 23:30.492 --> 23:33.204 (GUNS COCKING) 23:35.206 --> 23:36.498 All right, I'm almost there. 23:36.498 --> 23:38.167 WEAVER: How we doing, boys? 23:38.167 --> 23:39.793 -Just a few more seconds. -All right. 23:39.793 --> 23:41.712 -Yep, we're coming. - Okay, take cover. 23:41.712 --> 23:43.339 -Hold on to your butts. -Fire in the hole. 23:43.339 --> 23:44.715 Back up. Back up. 23:53.515 --> 23:56.352 (WARBLING) 24:04.985 --> 24:07.154 The aliens had to hear that. 24:07.154 --> 24:08.697 So, where are they? 24:08.697 --> 24:10.824 Oh, you can bet they'll be along directly. 24:10.824 --> 24:14.412 (RUMBLING, WARBLING) 24:18.958 --> 24:20.751 Which way, Ben? 24:20.751 --> 24:22.086 I'm not sure. 24:23.629 --> 24:25.798 Anthony, Maggie, get the C-4. 24:25.798 --> 24:27.591 -Yes, sir. -All right. 24:27.591 --> 24:29.302 Tom. 24:29.302 --> 24:33.513 You take Ben, Hal, Maggie, Anne, Dai to the left. 24:33.513 --> 24:35.224 The rest of you are coming with me to the right. 24:35.224 --> 24:36.976 We're gonna start laying out those charges. 24:36.976 --> 24:38.227 We're gonna meet back at the cave entrance. 24:38.227 --> 24:39.519 We're gonna blow this whole thing 24:39.519 --> 24:41.188 and the overlord to high hell. 24:41.188 --> 24:43.065 On me, let's go. 24:59.415 --> 25:01.375 Okay, let's do it-- pronto. 25:03.501 --> 25:05.671 Go, go, go. 25:05.671 --> 25:08.341 Divvy it up. 25:15.639 --> 25:17.350 It's pointing up at the sky. 25:17.350 --> 25:18.642 I know. 25:18.642 --> 25:19.893 Why? 25:19.893 --> 25:21.479 They already wiped out the Air Force. 25:23.814 --> 25:25.941 It wasn't meant for humans. 25:28.235 --> 25:29.987 -(WARBLING) -Skitters! 25:29.987 --> 25:31.322 (SKITTERS SCREECHING, GROWLING) 25:31.322 --> 25:32.656 Ah! 25:34.200 --> 25:35.451 (SHOUTING, GUNFIRE) 25:35.451 --> 25:36.702 MAGGIE: Dai! 25:36.702 --> 25:38.536 (GRUNTING) 25:38.536 --> 25:39.913 (SKITTER SCREECHING) 25:43.167 --> 25:46.962 BEN: No! Dai! 25:46.962 --> 25:49.298 (SKITTERS SCREECHING) 25:50.341 --> 25:52.468 Aah! 25:52.468 --> 25:53.719 Unh! 25:53.719 --> 25:54.970 ANNE: Tom! 25:54.970 --> 25:57.515 (SKITTERS GROWLING) 25:57.515 --> 25:59.557 Professor Mason? 26:01.394 --> 26:03.812 Karen? 26:03.812 --> 26:06.524 What an unpleasant surprise. 26:16.909 --> 26:19.577 (GROANS) 26:19.577 --> 26:22.206 Anne, are you all right? 26:22.206 --> 26:25.292 (PANTING) Yeah. I'm okay. 26:25.292 --> 26:26.710 I think it's safe to say Dr Glass 26:26.710 --> 26:28.712 will never be okay again, Tom. 26:28.712 --> 26:30.506 Don't listen to her, Dad! She's just trying to-- 26:30.506 --> 26:32.466 KAREN: That'll be enough, Ben! 26:34.301 --> 26:35.886 (GRUNTING) 26:35.886 --> 26:39.056 My master has tried to be so patient with you, Tom. 26:39.056 --> 26:41.016 But he finds you a constant nuisance. 26:41.016 --> 26:43.394 I'm glad to be of service. 26:43.394 --> 26:46.188 Must have scared the hell out of him, though. 26:46.188 --> 26:48.065 What, is he afraid to show his ugly face? 26:48.065 --> 26:50.984 On the contrary... he's right here. 26:55.239 --> 26:56.949 He's quite curious how you found 26:56.949 --> 26:59.617 this facility and knew we would be here. 26:59.617 --> 27:00.827 I'll bet he is. 27:00.827 --> 27:02.746 You'll tell us... 27:02.746 --> 27:04.415 everything. 27:05.916 --> 27:08.085 You might as well just get it over with and kill me, 27:08.085 --> 27:09.795 'cause I'm not gonna tell you a damn thing. 27:09.795 --> 27:11.338 You're going to die, Tom. 27:11.338 --> 27:12.839 (SKITTER HISSES) 27:12.839 --> 27:14.925 As will all of you. 27:19.138 --> 27:22.808 I'm afraid my master will insist on it. 27:25.852 --> 27:29.898 But first, I'm sure you remember this... 27:32.692 --> 27:35.988 ...and the pain it can inflict. 27:40.326 --> 27:42.369 (ELECTRICITY CRACKLES) (TOM SCREAMS) 27:42.369 --> 27:44.288 No! Stop it! 27:44.288 --> 27:45.705 -Aah! -Dad! 27:47.791 --> 27:49.084 (GROANS) 27:54.507 --> 27:57.301 I've been wanting to do this for quite some time now. 28:01.221 --> 28:03.974 MAGGIE: Get away from him! 28:03.974 --> 28:05.392 Get away from him! 28:05.392 --> 28:07.478 (HAL GRUNTING) 28:07.478 --> 28:08.812 Hal! 28:10.606 --> 28:13.108 (MAGGIE GRUNTING) 28:13.108 --> 28:15.653 Tell us everything you know. 28:15.653 --> 28:17.779 (STRAINED) Go to hell. 28:17.779 --> 28:21.908 (GRUNTING) 28:23.494 --> 28:25.829 We'll save Dr Glass for last, I think. 28:27.122 --> 28:30.000 For old times' sake. 28:31.377 --> 28:33.086 (ELECTRICITY CRACKLES) (WEAVER SCREAMS) 28:33.086 --> 28:36.632 Yes! (GRUNTING) 28:36.632 --> 28:39.717 (PANTING) 28:39.717 --> 28:41.094 That the best you got? 28:41.094 --> 28:46.141 (ELECTRICITY CRACKLES) (SCREAMING) 28:50.604 --> 28:53.065 Is he enjoying watching you torture us? 28:53.065 --> 28:55.568 KAREN: he doesn't care any more about you than you would care 28:55.568 --> 28:58.237 about a mosquito buzzing around your face, Tom. 28:58.237 --> 29:01.240 You're just an irritant to him. 29:01.240 --> 29:03.116 I was hoping to avoid this. 29:03.116 --> 29:06.412 (ANNE WHIMPERING) 29:06.412 --> 29:08.330 -TOM: No. No! -Don't touch me! 29:08.330 --> 29:10.666 (ELECTRICITY CRACKLES) 29:10.666 --> 29:13.335 (WHIMPERING) 29:18.215 --> 29:19.675 (ANNE SCREAMS, WINCES) 29:28.100 --> 29:30.310 She's pregnant, Tom. 29:32.396 --> 29:35.232 She's pregnant with your child. 29:41.947 --> 29:44.366 Oh. 29:44.366 --> 29:45.867 You didn't know. 29:45.867 --> 29:48.203 (ANNE CRYING) 29:54.876 --> 29:56.836 All right, I'll tell you whatever you want to know! 29:56.836 --> 29:59.548 Just, please, don't. 29:59.548 --> 30:02.217 (SKITTER SCREECHES) 30:04.177 --> 30:05.387 MAGGIE: Hal?! 30:05.387 --> 30:07.097 Hal, you're gonna be fine! 30:07.097 --> 30:10.892 (SKITTERS SCREECHING, GROWLING) 30:18.858 --> 30:21.153 (SCREECHES) 30:21.153 --> 30:23.739 (BOTH SCREECHING, GROWLING) 30:34.333 --> 30:36.251 (TOM SCREAMS, OVERLORD GROWLS) 30:41.632 --> 30:45.427 (OVERLORD SCREECHING, GROANING) 30:50.557 --> 30:52.601 KAREN: it's not over, tom! 30:52.601 --> 30:56.021 You'll never win! Never! 30:58.898 --> 31:00.526 DAI: Over there! 31:02.778 --> 31:04.070 (SKITTER GROANING) 31:04.070 --> 31:08.492 (HISSING, CLICKING) 31:09.451 --> 31:10.703 We-- we'll go get help. 31:10.703 --> 31:11.953 (CLICKING) 31:11.953 --> 31:14.373 (GROANING) 31:16.834 --> 31:21.921 (CLICKING, HISSING) 31:29.513 --> 31:30.972 (VOICE BREAKING) I understand. 31:32.850 --> 31:35.143 (MOANING) 31:42.651 --> 31:45.362 (HISSING WEAKLY) 31:51.660 --> 31:53.495 BEN: Keep the fight going. 31:53.495 --> 31:55.414 (GASPING) 32:04.798 --> 32:06.842 (CLICKING) 32:06.842 --> 32:08.677 We have to go. 32:08.677 --> 32:10.470 Anthony, Pope, get those charges ready. 32:10.470 --> 32:12.138 Everybody else, move to the cave. 32:12.138 --> 32:14.015 We're gonna blow this pop stand. 32:14.015 --> 32:16.226 Tector, give me a hand with Dai's body. 32:16.226 --> 32:17.936 Yes, sir. 32:36.830 --> 32:38.832 MAN: 2nd Mass, coming in! 33:04.608 --> 33:06.318 Mission accomplished, sir. 33:09.488 --> 33:11.949 All right, get these people some food! 33:11.949 --> 33:15.118 In fact, get them any damn thing they want! 33:15.118 --> 33:17.203 (CHEERS AND APPLAUSE) 33:25.295 --> 33:26.672 Well done, Dan. 33:26.672 --> 33:28.924 I can't tell you how proud I am of the 2nd Mass. 33:32.719 --> 33:34.847 Wasn't pretty, but we got it done. 33:34.847 --> 33:36.431 Although, we lost Dai. 33:38.684 --> 33:39.935 He was a good man. 33:39.935 --> 33:42.688 Yeah. 33:59.120 --> 34:01.080 MATT: Dad! Ben! 34:04.459 --> 34:06.127 Was it cool? 34:06.127 --> 34:08.714 That's one word for it. 34:08.714 --> 34:11.090 So, are you staying? With us, I mean? 34:12.258 --> 34:14.011 Matt, Ben's got important work to do. 34:14.011 --> 34:16.638 Of course I'm staying. In fact, I was thinking 34:16.638 --> 34:18.431 we should get a killer game of Monopoly going, 34:18.431 --> 34:20.058 if you think you can beat me. 34:20.058 --> 34:22.435 You know I can, sucker-fish. 34:28.859 --> 34:30.569 MATT: Hey, where's Hal? 34:30.569 --> 34:32.529 I'm not exactly sure what's wrong. 34:32.529 --> 34:34.489 He might have a slight concussion, 34:34.489 --> 34:35.908 but his vital signs are normal 34:35.908 --> 34:37.868 and he's breathing on his own. 34:37.868 --> 34:39.452 Meaning what? 34:39.452 --> 34:41.204 Meaning nothing, really. We just... (SIGHS) 34:41.204 --> 34:43.040 ...have to wait and see what happens. 34:43.040 --> 34:44.499 Right now, I think it's best 34:44.499 --> 34:46.919 if we just let him rest, okay? 34:48.921 --> 34:51.882 I promise, I'll keep an eye on him. 35:06.271 --> 35:07.898 So... 35:07.898 --> 35:10.525 So...? 35:10.525 --> 35:12.485 You're pregnant. 35:13.820 --> 35:15.280 I was gonna tell you, but... 35:15.280 --> 35:16.656 I know. 35:16.656 --> 35:20.243 Um... how do you feel about it? 35:21.160 --> 35:22.788 I'm not sure. 35:22.788 --> 35:25.498 You? 35:25.498 --> 35:28.794 When I think about it, I'm... happy. 35:34.466 --> 35:36.342 What? 35:36.342 --> 35:38.929 I don't know. I just... 35:38.929 --> 35:40.179 I wonder how fair it is 35:40.179 --> 35:43.058 to bring a child into this kind of world. 35:44.935 --> 35:48.563 If there's any future for us... 35:48.563 --> 35:51.024 for any of us... 35:51.024 --> 35:52.484 how can we not? 36:02.285 --> 36:04.412 (ANNE GIGGLING) 36:11.795 --> 36:13.588 (GROANS) 36:20.470 --> 36:22.139 (SIGHS) 36:32.231 --> 36:34.275 (GROANS) 36:41.992 --> 36:43.994 Ah! 37:30.123 --> 37:33.501 Ah. The conquering hero. 37:33.501 --> 37:34.961 Or prodigal son? 37:34.961 --> 37:36.504 Never. 37:36.504 --> 37:40.008 It's good to have you back, safe, in one piece. 37:40.008 --> 37:42.135 I'm so sorry to hear about your son. 37:42.135 --> 37:43.595 Yes. 37:43.595 --> 37:44.930 We can only hope. 37:44.930 --> 37:46.264 Of course. Of course. 37:46.264 --> 37:47.599 Well, you have my prayers-- 37:47.599 --> 37:50.309 and every resource of this facility. 37:50.309 --> 37:52.562 Much appreciated. 37:52.562 --> 37:54.231 Would you like a drink? 37:54.231 --> 37:55.690 No, thank you. 37:57.400 --> 37:59.152 You're Sure? 37:59.152 --> 38:00.987 Scotch-- neat. 38:03.448 --> 38:05.992 I hear that Bressler's agreed to restore civil rule. 38:05.992 --> 38:08.620 Yes, well, there's a caveat to his agreement. 38:08.620 --> 38:12.665 It's on condition that I no longer hold 38:12.665 --> 38:14.667 the office of majority leader. 38:14.667 --> 38:15.877 I see. 38:15.877 --> 38:18.046 Truth be told, I'm happy to comply. 38:18.046 --> 38:21.591 It's a job better-suited to a younger man... 38:21.591 --> 38:23.885 someone such as yourself. 38:25.720 --> 38:28.556 Arthur, I can't. 38:29.641 --> 38:32.769 I'm flattered, but no. 38:32.769 --> 38:36.022 I'll stay around for as long as it takes Hal to recover, 38:36.022 --> 38:38.984 but Captain Weaver and I have already agreed-- 38:38.984 --> 38:41.153 Charleston's not the place for the 2nd Mass. 38:41.153 --> 38:43.238 That's not the answer I was hoping for. 38:43.238 --> 38:44.906 I know, and I'm sorry. 38:44.906 --> 38:46.532 But when those bastards are gone, Arthur, 38:46.532 --> 38:49.995 I promise I will be the first to get out my old hammer 38:49.995 --> 38:51.412 and start beating my sword 38:51.412 --> 38:53.915 into the best damn ploughshare you ever saw. 38:53.915 --> 38:56.293 (SIGHS) 38:56.293 --> 38:58.878 But until that day... 38:58.878 --> 39:00.546 I'll fight. 39:01.881 --> 39:05.760 Not because I want to, because I have to. 39:13.977 --> 39:16.104 How'd he take it? 39:16.104 --> 39:18.898 Not well. 39:18.898 --> 39:20.317 -So? -So I think the sooner 39:20.317 --> 39:22.359 we get out of here, the better. 39:22.359 --> 39:24.279 Yeah. 39:29.159 --> 39:31.744 We've come a long way, you and I. 39:31.744 --> 39:33.454 Yes, we have. 39:35.123 --> 39:38.001 And I don't exactly know what's out there-- 39:38.001 --> 39:41.296 for me, for the 2nd Mass. 39:41.296 --> 39:43.589 No, me neither. 39:43.589 --> 39:45.717 But whatever it is... 39:45.717 --> 39:48.970 I'd just as soon we did it together, like a team. 39:48.970 --> 39:50.429 You know? 39:50.429 --> 39:51.764 I do. 39:51.764 --> 39:55.601 (RUMBLING) 39:57.687 --> 39:59.272 (ALARM BLARING) 39:59.272 --> 40:01.316 Earthquake? 40:01.316 --> 40:03.193 No, it's not an earthquake! 40:05.737 --> 40:08.698 (THUNDER CRASHING) 40:12.410 --> 40:16.455 -WEAVER: Are we clear? -BEN: I don't know! 40:16.455 --> 40:19.334 (PEOPLE SHOUTING) 40:19.334 --> 40:21.419 (WOMAN SCREAMS) 40:31.304 --> 40:34.099 (WARBLING) 40:34.099 --> 40:35.433 Aah! 40:36.393 --> 40:37.685 (WARBLING STOPS) 40:38.603 --> 40:40.272 (WOMAN SCREAMING) 40:56.913 --> 40:58.373 What the hell are those? 40:58.373 --> 41:01.209 Nothing we've ever seen before. 41:01.209 --> 41:02.710 (THUNDER CRASHING) 41:02.710 --> 41:04.296 (WARBLING) 41:05.213 --> 41:08.341 (WHIRRING) 41:13.972 --> 41:16.015 (TAKES A BREATH) 41:28.611 --> 41:30.322 (WHIRRING) EATH)