WEBVTT 00:13.764 --> 00:17.434 [grunts softly] 00:33.200 --> 00:35.827 [robotic growl] 00:42.584 --> 00:44.878 -Dad, it's Diego. -What? 00:46.045 --> 00:48.632 [Mechs stomping] 00:51.760 --> 00:54.513 Don't you worry, baby bear. We'll get him safe and sound. 00:55.180 --> 00:57.182 Matt, you about ready, soldier? 00:57.307 --> 00:58.308 Yes, sir. 01:16.076 --> 01:20.080 [Mechs approaching] 01:24.543 --> 01:25.919 Come on, Matt. 01:49.985 --> 01:52.738 That's the way to get it done, son. That's the way to get it done. 01:52.821 --> 01:53.822 Yeah. 01:55.782 --> 01:59.036 Alpha-Alpha... Phase one complete. 01:59.786 --> 02:01.038 You stand by... 02:01.330 --> 02:04.291 Three... two... one. 02:06.710 --> 02:09.212 -[explosion] -[electronic whirring] 02:13.592 --> 02:14.760 Let's go! Let's go! 02:14.843 --> 02:16.053 [groans] 02:19.598 --> 02:21.350 [Skitter shrieks] 02:42.704 --> 02:43.914 [man shouting] 02:43.997 --> 02:45.582 -Ready, newbie? -Yep. 02:49.127 --> 02:50.169 Locked and loaded! 02:50.253 --> 02:51.254 Affirmative! 02:51.338 --> 02:52.547 [Skitter shrieking] 03:01.139 --> 03:04.434 [man shouts indistinctly] 03:05.352 --> 03:06.853 Nice one, Benji. 03:08.438 --> 03:10.482 -Stop calling me that. -You love it. 03:10.649 --> 03:12.567 -No, I hate it. -No, you love it. 03:22.619 --> 03:24.955 Diego! Diego! It's Jeanne! 03:25.414 --> 03:26.581 Don't you recognize me? 03:26.707 --> 03:27.958 He doesn't. Trust me. 03:28.083 --> 03:29.376 We have to get him in the truck now. 03:35.549 --> 03:36.675 Yes, sir. 03:40.762 --> 03:43.222 [motorbike approaches] 03:43.849 --> 03:44.933 That was easy. 03:45.016 --> 03:47.436 -Yeah. Piece of cake. -Button it, the both of you. 03:47.519 --> 03:50.188 Aw, come on, Cap. The fat lady just sang. 03:50.272 --> 03:51.565 Let's celebrate. 03:51.648 --> 03:52.774 It's colonel now, Pope. 03:52.858 --> 03:56.069 -And, besides, it ain't over until... -[electronic whirring] 04:02.534 --> 04:03.577 It's over. 04:18.633 --> 04:20.385 Take cover! 04:20.886 --> 04:22.262 Come on! 04:29.060 --> 04:30.061 [man] Behind you! 04:35.567 --> 04:36.693 Maggie! 04:37.694 --> 04:39.404 What the hell is that?! 04:40.280 --> 04:41.782 [man shouting] 04:43.074 --> 04:44.743 [shrieking] 05:03.470 --> 05:04.888 -[man] Wait for it! -Fire! 05:33.208 --> 05:34.376 I'm out of ammo! 05:35.585 --> 05:36.962 I'm out! I'm out! 06:01.236 --> 06:02.654 Oh, I got to get me one of those. 06:02.988 --> 06:04.072 Come on, Matt. 06:04.155 --> 06:05.991 Let's go see your dad. Jeanne. 06:20.297 --> 06:22.173 -Everything secure, Colonel? -More or less. 06:22.257 --> 06:24.134 Wasn't the easy mission we thought it would be. 06:24.217 --> 06:25.218 No? 06:25.302 --> 06:27.304 We were compromised. There's no denying it. 06:27.386 --> 06:29.723 We were like fish in a barrel for those damn Mega-Mechs 06:29.806 --> 06:31.099 or whatever the hell they were. 06:31.182 --> 06:33.852 Looks like the Espheni have more up their sleeve than we realized. 06:33.935 --> 06:36.855 What do you say we get the out of here before they figure out what happened? 06:36.938 --> 06:38.440 Copy that... sir. 06:40.317 --> 06:41.693 Great job, everybody! 06:46.656 --> 06:47.866 What do you say we all go home? 06:48.658 --> 06:49.910 Let's move out! 07:19.397 --> 07:21.232 [indistinct] 07:25.278 --> 07:28.198 Glad to see you made it back in one piece... Mr. President. 07:28.281 --> 07:29.324 Please don't call me that. 07:29.407 --> 07:30.742 That's what you are, sir. 07:30.825 --> 07:33.244 And I'm begging you not to go off on any more missions. 07:33.328 --> 07:35.872 -It's, uh... It's too dangerous. -Thank you, General. 07:35.956 --> 07:37.248 I've told him that for months. 07:37.332 --> 07:39.084 -Miss Peralta. -Professor Mason. 07:39.167 --> 07:41.002 For once, I agree with General Bressler here. 07:41.086 --> 07:43.046 The deal, as I recall, was that, if elected, 07:43.129 --> 07:45.423 I wouldn't be stuck behind a desk or called President. 07:45.507 --> 07:47.175 -Yes, but that's the-- -I fight. 07:47.258 --> 07:49.302 We all fight until the last damn alien occupier 07:49.386 --> 07:52.097 is off the planet. I don't think I can be any clearer than that. 07:52.180 --> 07:53.472 No, sir. 07:53.556 --> 07:56.309 I want all key military personnel to meet in the war room in one hour. 07:57.018 --> 07:58.061 Yes, sir. 08:00.230 --> 08:01.690 How about Anne? Any word from her yet? 08:01.773 --> 08:03.149 I would have led with that, no? 08:03.233 --> 08:04.651 I suppose you would have. 08:04.734 --> 08:06.361 How about Arthur? How's he holding up? 08:06.444 --> 08:08.029 Professor Manchester? Happy as a clam, 08:08.113 --> 08:10.365 doing what he loves best: chairing committee meetings. 08:10.448 --> 08:11.866 Better him than me, that's for sure. 08:15.078 --> 08:16.204 Matt, great job out there. 08:16.287 --> 08:18.081 Yes, sir. I couldn't have done it without him. 08:18.164 --> 08:19.207 Yeah, but-- 08:19.290 --> 08:21.126 No buts about it, son. You were outstanding. 08:21.209 --> 08:23.003 I wish I could have gotten in a kill or two. 08:23.086 --> 08:25.046 -That's all. -[boy] Hey, Matt! 08:26.047 --> 08:27.424 -Let's go! -Hang on. 08:27.507 --> 08:28.967 See you, Dad and Colonel Weaver. 08:29.050 --> 08:30.135 Soldier. 08:31.469 --> 08:33.512 See you in the war room, Dan, in about an hour? 08:33.596 --> 08:34.723 You can count on it, Tom. 08:34.806 --> 08:36.808 Uh, sir, Professor... Mr. President. 08:36.891 --> 08:38.977 What exactly am I supposed to call you now? 08:39.060 --> 08:41.354 "Tom" will do. Nothing's changed, Dan. 08:41.938 --> 08:44.774 Oh, I'd say, in these past seven months, plenty has changed. 08:50.530 --> 08:51.531 Here. 08:57.287 --> 08:58.580 Alley-oop. 08:59.289 --> 09:02.083 Don't worry, hot wheels. We'll make sure we don't drop you on your head. 09:03.877 --> 09:05.503 -Just be careful, okay? -You got him? 09:05.587 --> 09:07.756 Yep. We're good. 09:08.089 --> 09:09.632 There we go. 09:10.258 --> 09:11.301 Oh, yeah. 09:11.926 --> 09:13.887 -Yeah, okay. -All right, boys. 09:14.220 --> 09:15.805 Don't mess with me now. 09:16.555 --> 09:17.682 I am mobile. 09:19.434 --> 09:21.603 We got our tails caught in it back there, didn't we, Dad? 09:21.686 --> 09:23.271 Not the best place to talk about it, son. 09:24.230 --> 09:26.149 Yes, sir. All right, girl. 09:27.025 --> 09:28.443 I'll race you back to the barracks. 09:28.735 --> 09:29.736 You're on. 09:30.028 --> 09:32.822 Ben, we could use your help in the infirmary with those harnessed kids. 09:32.989 --> 09:34.491 Of course. We just need to wrap up here. 09:34.574 --> 09:36.868 All right. I'll see you there. What? 09:37.327 --> 09:39.454 You and your boys. "The fighting Masons." 09:39.537 --> 09:41.790 -Oh, it's just... -I think it's cute. 09:44.459 --> 09:46.419 So this is the new order, huh? 09:46.503 --> 09:50.215 The Mason administration, friend to all... 09:51.716 --> 09:54.593 Any old alien that just happens to blow into our camp. 09:54.677 --> 09:55.804 You say the word, boss. 09:56.429 --> 09:58.556 Mexico is looking better to me every day. 09:58.640 --> 10:00.809 I need to work on my tan. What do you say, chief? 10:00.892 --> 10:03.144 Not gonna be any better down there. I don't think so. 10:03.269 --> 10:07.357 Look, we got alien battalions just looking to fry our ass. 10:09.234 --> 10:10.610 To hell with this. 10:12.403 --> 10:14.739 I'm gonna go begin my beer therapy a little bit early. 10:15.031 --> 10:16.157 I'll be in The Nest. 10:18.743 --> 10:19.869 Diego. 10:20.411 --> 10:21.538 Come on. 10:21.621 --> 10:22.956 Are we almost ready, Dr. Glass? 10:24.082 --> 10:25.083 Just about. 10:25.959 --> 10:27.001 You remember Diego? 10:27.085 --> 10:30.588 Of course I do. He's gonna be fine. Let's go. Grab his neck. 10:36.594 --> 10:38.930 Fortunately, the harness hasn't been on Diego very long, 10:39.013 --> 10:41.599 so this should be a fairly quick procedure with a short recovery. 10:41.808 --> 10:43.560 [Jeanne] And it'll be completely removed? 10:43.642 --> 10:46.354 Mm-hm. Completely, painlessly, and without side effects. 11:03.496 --> 11:04.956 [high-pitched shriek from harness] 11:11.670 --> 11:12.755 Almost. 11:13.840 --> 11:14.841 Almost. 11:15.425 --> 11:16.467 Got it. 11:17.510 --> 11:18.970 Extracting now. 11:19.053 --> 11:20.722 -[high-pitched shrieking] -Hold tight. 11:26.060 --> 11:28.605 [high-pitched shrieking] 11:47.665 --> 11:49.708 -Yes. All clear. -Coming in. 11:53.880 --> 11:55.340 Easy. 11:56.382 --> 11:57.467 Got it. You got a tray? 11:57.592 --> 11:58.843 He's gonna be fine, Jeanne. 11:58.927 --> 12:00.762 We're just gonna take him to a recovery area. 12:01.804 --> 12:03.473 -Prep the next patient. -Yeah. 12:04.265 --> 12:05.516 Welcome back. 12:06.267 --> 12:07.685 [exhales] It's good to be back. 12:10.521 --> 12:12.148 -Marina. -Dr. Glass. 12:13.816 --> 12:16.236 So, can I talk you into sticking around for a while, 12:16.319 --> 12:17.570 at least until our baby is born? 12:17.654 --> 12:19.155 Uh, I think I can arrange that. 12:19.447 --> 12:21.740 What about you? Why are you still working so close? 12:21.824 --> 12:25.078 I hardly have a choice. I'm the only one the aliens taught to work this machine. 12:25.161 --> 12:26.287 -Still... -Professor. 12:26.371 --> 12:28.790 One second. Just take it easy, okay? 12:29.123 --> 12:30.583 I promise. 12:32.252 --> 12:33.962 -Okay. See you later. -Yeah. 12:36.839 --> 12:38.549 -[man] Ten-hut! -Sorry I'm late. 12:39.342 --> 12:40.593 As you were, gentlemen. 12:44.430 --> 12:48.518 Somebody mind telling me what our alien friend Cochise is doing here? 12:48.601 --> 12:50.937 The Volm are our allies, and they deserve to have a voice 12:51.020 --> 12:52.981 in any assessment of our missions. 12:53.106 --> 12:54.482 As my son Hal just pointed out, 12:54.565 --> 12:56.734 we got our tails caught in it. Big time. 12:56.818 --> 12:58.361 Is that a fair assessment, Colonel? 12:58.444 --> 12:59.988 -Fair enough, yes. -It had nothing to do 13:00.071 --> 13:03.491 with Colonel Weaver's meticulous planning. It seemed like they knew we were coming. 13:03.574 --> 13:05.034 Damn straight. Walked right into it. 13:05.118 --> 13:07.412 First time ever on one of these missions we were ambushed. 13:07.495 --> 13:08.538 What are you saying, Tom? 13:08.621 --> 13:11.416 We got some kind of an infiltrator, some kind of spy? A damn traitor? 13:11.499 --> 13:13.334 This is the possibility we have to consider. 13:13.751 --> 13:17.088 And in this age of alien doodads, eye worms and the like, 13:17.171 --> 13:19.048 it could be anybody in the city of Charleston. 13:19.132 --> 13:20.341 Or any thing. 13:20.466 --> 13:22.135 We have Skitters camped right next to us, 13:22.218 --> 13:24.470 walking around our city like nobody's business. 13:24.554 --> 13:26.139 Rebel Skitters, loyal to the cause. 13:26.222 --> 13:29.851 Skitters, who, not too long ago, were indiscriminately killing humans 13:29.934 --> 13:31.227 at the bidding of their masters. 13:31.311 --> 13:33.021 Many of them died side by side with humans. 13:33.104 --> 13:35.064 They've given us no cause to doubt their loyalty. 13:35.148 --> 13:36.232 Gents. Gents. 13:36.399 --> 13:38.526 Can an old soldier put his two cents worth in here? 13:38.609 --> 13:39.610 Please do. 13:39.694 --> 13:43.197 One year ago, if you'd asked me what our chances were to win this fight, 13:43.281 --> 13:44.657 I'd have said slim to none. 13:45.366 --> 13:46.951 Now it's seven months down the track, 13:47.035 --> 13:49.579 and we've done more than just stick the occasional finger 13:49.662 --> 13:51.331 in the enemy's eye. We've put a hurt on him. 13:51.414 --> 13:53.207 Yes, but in the long run, you are not gonna-- 13:53.291 --> 13:54.833 General, let me finish my thought. 13:57.920 --> 13:59.672 In fact, it's so effective 13:59.756 --> 14:03.009 that the enemy has had to resort to espionage as a counter. 14:03.676 --> 14:05.844 And in my opinion, that's good news. 14:06.763 --> 14:08.306 Thank you, General. 14:08.681 --> 14:12.101 I am pleased to hear you say that, and I agree with you wholeheartedly. 14:12.352 --> 14:15.897 It is indeed most excellent... news. 14:15.980 --> 14:18.441 [silence] 14:19.484 --> 14:22.362 I beg your pardon, is it not an appropriate moment in which to comment? 14:22.445 --> 14:25.239 It's quite appropriate. Please continue. 14:25.323 --> 14:28.034 Not only have the Espheni resorted to espionage, 14:28.117 --> 14:30.078 as General Porter has pointed out, 14:30.161 --> 14:33.539 but they have been forced to deploy their superior terrain droids, 14:33.623 --> 14:37.543 usually reserved for more technologically advanced forces. 14:38.169 --> 14:40.338 You have unnerved the Espheni, sir. 14:40.421 --> 14:43.341 A worthy and unique accomplishment, I assure you. 14:43.424 --> 14:45.885 But there's been no decisive battle! 14:46.302 --> 14:50.098 But the Espheni know and understand large offensives, General. 14:50.515 --> 14:53.142 What bedevils them is our consistent skirmishing. 14:53.226 --> 14:54.936 [scoffs] That makes no logical sense. 14:55.395 --> 14:59.482 Well, human logic is to be discarded when at war with extra-terrestrial beings. 15:03.861 --> 15:06.823 Well, we still have this damn mole to deal with, 15:06.906 --> 15:07.906 no matter what. 15:09.033 --> 15:10.159 Agreed. [clears throat] 15:10.243 --> 15:12.870 I suggest that we appoint Arthur Manchester 15:12.954 --> 15:14.705 to head an investigation. 15:14.789 --> 15:17.083 -Seriously? -He's got a head for these things. 15:17.166 --> 15:19.335 He's the only one that didn't have any prior knowledge 15:19.419 --> 15:20.670 to the planning of the mission. 15:21.838 --> 15:22.964 Thank you, gentlemen. 15:23.047 --> 15:24.048 [man] Sir. 15:26.342 --> 15:27.510 [indistinct conversation] 15:35.184 --> 15:37.645 [sporadic breathing] [grunting] 15:52.535 --> 15:53.870 I'm glad you came, Hal. 15:54.829 --> 15:56.539 I wasn't sure you got my message. 15:57.665 --> 15:58.875 Loud and clear. 16:17.393 --> 16:19.145 Hal, I've missed you so much. 16:20.855 --> 16:22.940 I've missed you more than you can ever imagine. 16:33.409 --> 16:34.619 Another nightmare? 16:36.996 --> 16:38.456 Do you remember what it was about? 16:41.501 --> 16:42.502 No. 16:44.378 --> 16:48.216 Well, it's got to be something to make you wake up in a cold sweat. 16:48.299 --> 16:49.884 I said I don't remember. 16:50.593 --> 16:52.011 -Okay? -Okay. 16:55.515 --> 16:58.016 Maybe you can talk to someone at the clinic about it. 16:58.476 --> 17:00.269 I don't need to talk to anyone about it, okay? 17:00.353 --> 17:02.104 What I need is my wheelchair... 17:03.147 --> 17:05.650 Which someone put all the way on the other damn side of the room. 17:15.535 --> 17:17.328 -What are we doing today? -Another crazy day. 17:18.996 --> 17:21.123 -Citizens' forum in two days? -That's right. 17:21.999 --> 17:24.042 Public works committee? That's... That's Arthur's. 17:24.585 --> 17:26.504 Not since you put Dr. Manchester in charge 17:26.587 --> 17:28.673 of this secret investigation you have going. 17:29.715 --> 17:31.968 I'm sure the rumor is already out that we have a spy. 17:32.051 --> 17:34.554 They are, so be prepared for the forum to be less than fun. 17:35.053 --> 17:36.931 - Hello, Ben. Denny. - Got a minute? 17:38.641 --> 17:39.976 Sure I do. What's up? 17:40.059 --> 17:42.728 The leader of the rebel Skitters is requesting a meeting with you. 17:42.812 --> 17:43.938 Did he say what it was about? 17:44.021 --> 17:45.606 He'd like you to go to their camp tonight. 17:45.690 --> 17:46.941 He can't come here? 17:47.692 --> 17:49.777 They don't feel comfortable within the city limits. 17:50.361 --> 17:51.862 'Cause of the anti- Skitter talk. 17:52.488 --> 17:53.489 Anti- Skitter talk? 17:55.741 --> 17:58.619 Fine. Tell him Colonel Weaver and I will come see him when I get free here. 17:59.287 --> 18:01.163 -We'll tell him, Dad. Thanks. -Professor. 18:02.957 --> 18:05.167 [strains] 18:13.091 --> 18:14.260 He's doing much better. 18:15.595 --> 18:16.804 I think so. 18:18.347 --> 18:19.390 Yes. 18:20.182 --> 18:22.143 Yeah, I mean, four months ago, he couldn't move. 18:22.727 --> 18:24.770 Considering that, he's come a very long way. 18:25.646 --> 18:27.398 And he's got the right attitude, you know? 18:27.481 --> 18:28.941 He certainly is working hard. 18:30.860 --> 18:32.278 I know. 18:34.071 --> 18:35.114 It's just... 18:35.698 --> 18:38.576 I mean, he's putting up a good front and all, but... 18:39.410 --> 18:41.912 He's been having these nightmares the past few weeks. 18:43.497 --> 18:44.874 Bad ones. 18:45.666 --> 18:47.585 And he won't tell me what they are, but... 18:48.294 --> 18:50.046 I can tell they're freaking him out. 18:50.129 --> 18:51.797 Well, like Dr. Glass said, 18:52.423 --> 18:54.216 there's nothing physically wrong with him. 18:54.300 --> 18:55.593 But something is wrong with him. 18:57.803 --> 18:59.055 Something happened to him. 19:01.349 --> 19:02.850 I think it's something she did to him. 19:03.184 --> 19:04.310 Karen? 19:05.061 --> 19:06.062 Yeah. 19:08.397 --> 19:10.149 I'm not saying it's not possible. 19:10.775 --> 19:12.485 But we examined him thoroughly... 19:12.943 --> 19:14.403 As best we can, anyway. 19:14.487 --> 19:15.655 I know. 19:16.280 --> 19:17.573 And we didn't find anything. 19:19.450 --> 19:21.619 -I know. -Yeah. 19:21.702 --> 19:25.039 Thank God he's had you these past seven months, though, Maggie. 19:25.498 --> 19:27.208 He never would have made it without you. 19:31.587 --> 19:32.838 Hey, good-looking. 19:34.507 --> 19:35.591 You want to dance? 19:47.186 --> 19:48.729 Look, I just want to say, um... 19:50.064 --> 19:51.899 I'm sorry for acting like such a... 19:51.982 --> 19:53.192 Jerk? 19:54.193 --> 19:55.486 Yeah. That. 20:11.919 --> 20:13.379 All is forgiven. 20:16.048 --> 20:17.675 Get back to work. 20:18.759 --> 20:20.010 Yes, ma'am. 20:23.556 --> 20:27.143 I can't begin to tell you how pleased I am that you agreed to meet with me, Anthony. 20:27.977 --> 20:29.854 Well, I don't know how much help I can be, sir, 20:29.937 --> 20:32.314 but Professor Mason did ask me to meet with you, 20:32.398 --> 20:34.358 and, well, here I am meeting. 20:35.109 --> 20:38.028 I'm given to understand that you worked for the Boston Police Department 20:38.112 --> 20:39.530 -prior to the invasion. -Yes, sir. 20:39.613 --> 20:42.450 Five years in blue. Five years undercover narcotics. 20:43.117 --> 20:45.119 -Impressive. -Thanks. I guess. 20:46.245 --> 20:49.582 We have a situation, a bad situation. 20:49.665 --> 20:50.916 You mean with the spy. 20:51.584 --> 20:52.626 You know about it? 20:52.710 --> 20:54.545 There isn't a soul in Charleston that doesn't. 20:54.628 --> 20:56.589 And, frankly, people are pretty upset about it. 20:58.048 --> 21:00.509 Well, I've been tasked with the job of investigating the mole, 21:00.593 --> 21:04.263 and, frankly, I could use someone with experience. 21:05.347 --> 21:08.100 I'm not sure if busting a couple of small-time drug dealers 21:08.184 --> 21:10.436 qualifies me for espionage work, Dr. Manchester. 21:10.519 --> 21:13.606 Besides...how do you know I'm not the spy? 21:14.774 --> 21:16.317 Well, I don't, actually. 21:17.693 --> 21:18.778 Well... 21:20.738 --> 21:24.658 I'll tell you why I'm not the spy. 21:26.243 --> 21:27.285 Motive. 21:27.828 --> 21:29.163 It's the first thing you look for. 21:29.622 --> 21:32.374 What in the hell would my motive be for helping the same bugs 21:32.458 --> 21:35.169 -I've been trying to kill for two years? -I see your point. 21:35.669 --> 21:37.463 Uh, there... 21:38.798 --> 21:41.008 are some files that I would like you to take a look at. 21:41.091 --> 21:42.218 Here's the list. 21:46.806 --> 21:48.724 There are a lot of names here that I recognize... 21:49.141 --> 21:50.935 Some I know really well... 21:52.895 --> 21:54.146 Fought side-by-side with. 21:55.189 --> 21:56.398 Yes, I'm afraid so. 21:58.442 --> 21:59.443 What do you need me for? 21:59.527 --> 22:02.321 Because I've got about 50 possible suspects on that list, 22:02.404 --> 22:06.575 and to be candid, I could use some help narrowing it down. 22:12.248 --> 22:16.126 [translating] Thank you for coming on such short notice, Professor, Colonel Weaver. 22:16.210 --> 22:17.962 You have something important to tell us? 22:18.045 --> 22:20.339 We have received reports that the Espheni are once again 22:20.422 --> 22:22.800 preparing a major offensive against Charleston. 22:22.883 --> 22:25.553 Let them try. They failed the past three times. 22:25.636 --> 22:28.806 I agree. Thanks to the Volm, our defenses are stronger than ever. 22:28.889 --> 22:30.224 Suddenly they want to attack us? 22:30.307 --> 22:32.101 Gluttons for punishment, I guess. 22:32.184 --> 22:33.644 They have put them behind schedule. 22:33.727 --> 22:36.188 The Espheni do not like their timetables disrupted. 22:36.272 --> 22:38.190 Glad to know we've been making it tough for them. 22:38.274 --> 22:40.651 True, but it bears repeating that the humans 22:40.734 --> 22:43.237 are not the ultimate target, the Volm are. 22:43.529 --> 22:46.115 Their troop ships are heading toward your planet. 22:46.615 --> 22:47.783 To destroy the Espheni? 22:48.366 --> 22:49.618 So they say. 22:53.247 --> 22:54.832 Thank you for the advance warning. 22:55.332 --> 22:57.501 We'll discuss the strategy and inform you of our plan. 22:57.585 --> 23:00.004 As always, we're standing by to assist, Professor. 23:01.922 --> 23:03.007 There is one more thing. 23:03.090 --> 23:05.843 A new overlord has replaced the one killed by you. 23:05.926 --> 23:09.430 It is rumored to be even more dangerous and ruthless than its predecessor. 23:11.015 --> 23:12.600 That's hardly surprising. 23:12.683 --> 23:14.059 Ordinarily, I would agree, 23:14.143 --> 23:16.687 except that this particular overlord is human. 23:18.439 --> 23:20.274 -Human? -Correct. 23:21.901 --> 23:23.235 Karen. 23:44.173 --> 23:45.174 What are you doing? 23:45.549 --> 23:48.010 You fell asleep on top of the bed with all your clothes on. 23:48.093 --> 23:50.012 Oh, I was trying to sneak in a nap. 23:50.888 --> 23:53.223 -It's been a long couple of days. -I bet. 23:54.058 --> 23:56.352 Twenty-five kids de-harnessed, not one complication. 23:56.810 --> 23:57.853 That's got to feel good. 23:58.145 --> 23:59.563 It does. A lot. 24:01.482 --> 24:04.818 I only wish we had the Volm's technology a couple years ago. 24:04.902 --> 24:06.111 So many children lost. 24:09.447 --> 24:11.449 How are you? How is your day going? 24:11.992 --> 24:13.494 -The same. Crazy. -[chuckles] 24:15.788 --> 24:17.331 Miles to go before I sleep, I'm afraid. 24:18.207 --> 24:19.375 What? 24:20.209 --> 24:21.961 This is Marina and her scheduling neurosis. 24:22.044 --> 24:23.212 This isn't Marina. 24:23.295 --> 24:25.714 Somebody needs to stop telling her to play White House. 24:26.340 --> 24:29.218 White House and the president of 20 square blocks. 24:30.135 --> 24:31.512 Charleston's growing. 24:31.595 --> 24:33.471 Refugees are coming in every day. 24:35.224 --> 24:37.434 There's got to be a feeling of safety and security, 24:38.476 --> 24:40.521 or it will all end up in chaos. 24:41.563 --> 24:42.773 I never thought I'd say this, 24:42.856 --> 24:46.735 but I miss being on the road, being chased by Skitters. 24:47.027 --> 24:48.821 It seems like we had more time together. 24:50.155 --> 24:51.156 I know. 24:54.243 --> 24:55.285 I'll see you later. 25:10.342 --> 25:11.593 It's just something he needs. 25:11.677 --> 25:12.886 -Hey. -Hi. 25:12.970 --> 25:14.346 You want to grab a bite to eat? 25:14.430 --> 25:17.391 Someone opened this shawarma stand in Pope town I've been dying to try. 25:17.474 --> 25:20.019 I'm sure we could barter a couple of house calls for a meal or two. 25:20.518 --> 25:21.519 Honestly, I'm beat. 25:21.603 --> 25:23.521 I'm gonna check on that appendectomy in bed 17 25:23.605 --> 25:25.523 and then crash in my bed like a ten-ton weight. 25:25.983 --> 25:28.068 I totally get it. Rain check, then? 25:28.152 --> 25:29.527 Yeah. Absolutely. 25:30.404 --> 25:32.239 -Hey, got it. -No, I got it. [strains] 25:33.032 --> 25:34.033 Uh-oh. 25:34.532 --> 25:35.701 My water broke. 25:38.287 --> 25:40.456 Dad, Anne's having the baby... now. 25:42.332 --> 25:44.668 -Tom, I think I've done it. -Done what, Arthur? 25:44.752 --> 25:47.004 Narrowed the list down to a dozen possible suspects. 25:47.087 --> 25:48.338 You're not gonna believe it. 25:48.422 --> 25:50.966 Uh, I... I can't talk right now. Anne's having the baby. 25:51.050 --> 25:52.468 Oh. Oh. It can wait. 25:53.093 --> 25:54.094 It can wait. 25:56.305 --> 25:58.265 A militia group from Wisconsin spotted your camp 25:58.348 --> 26:00.601 when they were crossing over the Black Hills in Kentucky. 26:00.684 --> 26:03.103 -Kentucky? Really? -Mm. 26:04.188 --> 26:06.774 We've been trying to rescue as many of the harnessed kids as we can 26:06.857 --> 26:09.193 ever since the new aliens provided us with technology 26:09.276 --> 26:10.486 to safely remove the harness. 26:10.568 --> 26:12.071 Did you know I'd be there? 26:12.570 --> 26:14.281 Every camp we went to, I looked for you. 26:14.364 --> 26:15.616 This time, I got lucky. 26:15.699 --> 26:17.743 Is that their place, the new aliens? 26:18.202 --> 26:19.870 -That's it. -How many are there? 26:20.204 --> 26:21.622 Twenty, 25. 26:21.955 --> 26:23.499 No one knows for sure, since they mostly 26:23.581 --> 26:25.459 stay in their bunker, or whatever they call it. 26:25.542 --> 26:26.794 Where did they come from? 26:28.420 --> 26:29.587 Not exactly sure. 26:30.339 --> 26:32.966 They told us their planet had been invaded, same as us. 26:33.550 --> 26:36.095 For hundreds of years, they've been chasing the overlords, 26:36.178 --> 26:38.347 trying to liberate planets they've tried to destroy. 26:38.430 --> 26:39.515 Do you trust them? 26:41.558 --> 26:44.144 Well, it's because of them Charleston is safe. 26:44.228 --> 26:46.522 They've given us new weapons and strategies. 26:46.814 --> 26:48.606 It's hard not to believe what they say is true. 26:48.690 --> 26:49.942 Who can argue with winning? 26:50.025 --> 26:51.443 But do you trust them? 26:53.946 --> 26:55.030 They're aliens. 26:55.864 --> 26:58.867 Who's to say they're any better than the Overlords, or worse? 27:00.744 --> 27:02.371 Curfew is not for another half an hour. 27:02.454 --> 27:04.748 I want to show you the horses. [chuckles] 27:07.000 --> 27:08.210 [Denny] So, he's a Butler? 27:08.293 --> 27:10.045 -[Ben] Right. -From 19th-century England? 27:10.129 --> 27:11.755 -Yes. -Fighting what? 27:11.839 --> 27:14.550 Grim reapers? With his ten-year-old master? 27:14.632 --> 27:16.051 He's 12. Look, it's Manga. 27:16.135 --> 27:17.469 Weird is what it is. 27:17.553 --> 27:19.596 Give me some plain old superhero any old day. 27:19.680 --> 27:22.015 No, no, no. You can't compare comic books to Manga. 27:22.099 --> 27:23.267 Says who? 27:25.144 --> 27:27.187 [rock music plays] 27:27.645 --> 27:29.731 [crowd chatter] 27:33.026 --> 27:36.029 Call, raise, or fold, what's it gonna be, sweetcakes? 27:37.948 --> 27:38.991 Raise. 27:41.994 --> 27:44.246 [Lars] Yes. Yes, Jim. I'm telling you! 27:44.329 --> 27:46.165 It was either the lobsters or the elephant men. 27:46.248 --> 27:48.250 Either could have tipped off the fish heads. 27:48.333 --> 27:49.501 That's what I'm hearing. 27:49.585 --> 27:51.962 Now, we should be kicking them both out of town right now. 27:52.045 --> 27:54.339 -What are we waiting-- -Lars, my boy. 27:55.048 --> 27:57.467 Listen, I know you've had a long and hard day in the trenches. 27:57.551 --> 28:00.053 You mind if I offer just one small, little piece of advice? 28:00.137 --> 28:02.680 -What? -Shut up! All right? 28:03.974 --> 28:05.809 You keep that kind of stuff, you tuck it way down 28:05.893 --> 28:08.729 inside that thick skull of yours. Save it for your memoirs. 28:08.812 --> 28:10.647 So, what, are you an alien lover now, Pope? 28:18.864 --> 28:21.200 You got all the answers, huh? That it? 28:21.283 --> 28:22.743 You got all the smarts, is that right? 28:23.827 --> 28:24.995 No. 28:27.331 --> 28:30.000 Tell you what. I'll buy you a drink. 28:30.459 --> 28:32.085 Huh? On the house. 28:32.169 --> 28:35.005 Everybody! Chill out! 28:35.631 --> 28:38.926 All good things can be had right here at The Nest! Welcome! 28:39.009 --> 28:41.011 [cheering] 28:41.094 --> 28:44.306 Lyle, do me a favor, buy those boys a round on me, all right? 28:44.389 --> 28:46.225 The cheap stuff. Keep an eye on them, as well. 28:46.308 --> 28:47.768 -You got it, boss. -Thank you. 28:51.146 --> 28:53.106 [exhales] You should get some sleep. 28:53.190 --> 28:54.858 -I'm fine. -No, you're not. 28:55.901 --> 28:57.027 We miss it? 28:57.527 --> 28:58.695 No. Just my water broke. 28:59.196 --> 29:00.197 Matt. 29:00.280 --> 29:01.323 -What? -Geez. 29:01.406 --> 29:02.950 Sorry. I thought she was having a baby. 29:03.033 --> 29:04.159 That's fine, Matt. 29:04.243 --> 29:06.078 You guys, it's gonna be a long night. Trust me. 29:06.536 --> 29:07.704 We could be here for a while. 29:08.038 --> 29:09.665 Might be a good time to break out the old-- 29:09.747 --> 29:11.959 Monopoly. I'll go get the board. 29:12.417 --> 29:13.502 Seriously? 29:13.585 --> 29:15.754 It's kind of a Mason family tradition. 29:15.837 --> 29:18.173 Oh. [chuckles] Okay. 29:29.768 --> 29:32.187 Oh, I didn't even hear you come in. Is it that time already? 29:33.563 --> 29:35.107 [gun powers up] 29:36.774 --> 29:37.775 So it's you? 30:00.048 --> 30:01.049 Dad. 30:11.518 --> 30:13.228 Look, I'm no ballistics expert, 30:14.521 --> 30:16.481 but it's a safe bet Dr. Manchester was shot 30:16.565 --> 30:18.233 with a gun modified with Volm tech. 30:18.567 --> 30:20.235 That narrows it down to the military. 30:20.319 --> 30:22.571 We're the only ones with access to the modified weapons. 30:22.654 --> 30:24.906 We should at least make sure all those are accounted for. 30:24.990 --> 30:26.074 Yes, sir. 30:27.784 --> 30:28.785 This is my doing. 30:29.411 --> 30:30.537 -No. -Hell no, Tom. 30:30.620 --> 30:32.205 You're not responsible for this. 30:36.168 --> 30:37.753 Arthur claimed he was getting close, 30:37.836 --> 30:39.713 that he'd narrowed down the list of suspects. 30:40.130 --> 30:42.841 That is possible, I suppose, but if he wrote it down... 30:43.342 --> 30:44.343 It's not here. 30:44.426 --> 30:47.596 Which means his killer took it with him, which means he must have been close. 30:47.679 --> 30:48.972 Too close, I'm afraid. 30:49.765 --> 30:51.725 Dr. Manchester was basically a good man. 30:53.518 --> 30:54.686 Sometimes misguided... 30:56.355 --> 30:58.065 but his heart was always in the right place. 31:02.361 --> 31:04.905 Anthony, I'm gonna need your help to get to the bottom of this. 31:04.988 --> 31:07.282 If this is the work of the spy, we need to know who, and fast. 31:07.366 --> 31:09.618 I'll do my best, but I don't have much to go on. 31:09.868 --> 31:11.661 Just that list that Dr. Manchester gave me. 31:11.995 --> 31:13.330 That's a start. 31:13.413 --> 31:14.414 -General Porter. -Sir. 31:14.498 --> 31:15.999 Coordinate with General Bressler. 31:16.083 --> 31:17.834 I want a full vetting of military personnel. 31:17.918 --> 31:19.711 -Yes, sir. -Keep Ms. Peralta in the loop. 31:21.879 --> 31:24.216 It probably doesn't need to be said, but I'll say it anyway. 31:24.299 --> 31:26.802 We need to find this bastard before anybody else gets murdered 31:26.885 --> 31:28.512 and any other mission gets compromised. 31:30.889 --> 31:34.101 Now if you'll excuse me, I'm about to become a father. 31:35.143 --> 31:37.354 [screams] 31:37.437 --> 31:40.023 Okay, come on, Anne. One more big push, okay? 31:40.107 --> 31:42.734 [screams] 31:42.818 --> 31:44.111 Oh. 31:44.861 --> 31:47.948 [baby crying] 31:50.659 --> 31:51.660 It's a girl. 31:55.747 --> 31:57.207 It's... a girl. 31:58.166 --> 32:00.710 [Anne] Oh. Come here. Oh. 32:10.637 --> 32:13.682 Oh, hi, baby. Oh, baby. 32:13.765 --> 32:14.975 Look at you. 32:17.519 --> 32:18.895 Oh, hi. 32:19.646 --> 32:20.856 Oh. 32:26.695 --> 32:29.739 Before we begin the traditional citizens' forum, 32:29.823 --> 32:32.576 I hope you'll allow me to announce the arrival 32:32.659 --> 32:35.162 of our newest citizen to the new United States. 32:35.704 --> 32:37.539 Alexis Denise Glass-Mason. 32:38.956 --> 32:42.794 [cheering] 32:47.591 --> 32:48.592 Thank you. 32:51.344 --> 32:54.973 We also lost a good man this week, Arthur Manchester, 32:55.724 --> 32:58.685 whose legacy will live on forever right here with us: 32:59.436 --> 33:00.896 the citizens of Charleston. 33:01.688 --> 33:03.106 He is just the latest casualty 33:03.190 --> 33:05.442 in a war that's already claimed more than we can count. 33:09.779 --> 33:12.157 Our enemy is hell-bent on our destruction. 33:13.408 --> 33:17.037 They will accept nothing less than our complete and utter annihilation. 33:18.163 --> 33:21.082 For two long years, we have suffered at the hands of our oppressors, 33:21.166 --> 33:24.336 and yet, against all odds, we have survived. 33:24.920 --> 33:27.547 And in these last seven months, we are finally winning! 33:27.631 --> 33:31.343 [cheering] 33:35.222 --> 33:38.183 Our alien allies, the Volm, have given us superior weapons. 33:38.725 --> 33:41.603 They've given us hope. They've given us encouragement. 33:42.437 --> 33:43.647 But our real weapon... 33:44.731 --> 33:46.942 The weapon that will ultimately gain us victory 33:47.024 --> 33:49.319 is the strength and tenacity of the human spirit. 33:49.402 --> 33:53.114 [applause and cheering] 33:53.198 --> 33:55.700 [shouts of agreement] 33:58.495 --> 33:59.996 I think I'm gonna be sick. 34:00.080 --> 34:01.623 Mexico, boss. I'm telling you. 34:02.040 --> 34:03.375 We ought to be headed for Mexico. 34:03.458 --> 34:05.585 Lyle, have you ever known me not to have a plan? 34:05.961 --> 34:07.420 No. Guess not. 34:17.180 --> 34:18.848 I don't understand. What am I doing here? 34:19.266 --> 34:20.267 What are you doing here? 34:20.767 --> 34:22.852 All I ever wanted was for us to be together. 34:23.520 --> 34:26.731 I've never stopped thinking about you, even after the transformation. 34:27.190 --> 34:28.316 Transformation? 34:29.818 --> 34:31.069 When I became one of them. 34:34.447 --> 34:35.574 You did something to me. 34:37.158 --> 34:41.078 I planted a probe... in your cerebral cortex. 34:41.830 --> 34:43.415 A simple device, really. 34:44.791 --> 34:45.792 Why? 34:45.875 --> 34:48.336 So we'll be connected to each other always. 34:50.338 --> 34:52.549 No. No, no. It's not right. 34:52.632 --> 34:53.675 It is right. 34:54.968 --> 34:56.761 We were meant to be together. 35:02.601 --> 35:04.269 I woke up paralyzed from the neck down. 35:04.686 --> 35:07.230 That was you... fighting the probe. 35:08.398 --> 35:09.691 You can walk now, don't you see? 35:10.942 --> 35:11.943 'Cause this is a dream. 35:13.069 --> 35:15.780 Who cares if it's a dream or not, Hal? 35:16.740 --> 35:17.741 This... 35:20.076 --> 35:21.494 is all that matters. 35:51.358 --> 35:52.400 [knock on door] 35:54.694 --> 35:55.695 Come in. 36:02.160 --> 36:04.871 I... I've been saving this 36:05.497 --> 36:07.707 for a special occasion or something. 36:08.165 --> 36:10.835 Well, anyway. Should be good. 36:12.462 --> 36:14.547 Congratulations on the birth of your daughter. 36:17.174 --> 36:19.344 Thanks, Dan. That means a lot. 36:20.929 --> 36:22.138 Have a seat. 36:22.597 --> 36:23.973 You want Scotch? 36:24.391 --> 36:27.310 Oh. Well, I won't say no to that. 36:33.358 --> 36:34.526 Thank you. 36:35.902 --> 36:37.404 To you and to Anne. 36:38.238 --> 36:39.239 To the future. 36:44.661 --> 36:45.745 Wow. 36:46.413 --> 36:47.539 That's good. 36:49.624 --> 36:51.084 Arthur certainly knew his Scotch. 36:58.466 --> 37:01.761 You ever wish that we'd left when we said we were going to? You remember? 37:02.137 --> 37:03.930 -Before these damn Volm landed? -[chuckles] 37:05.640 --> 37:06.725 Sometimes, yeah. 37:08.810 --> 37:09.853 Mm, but... 37:10.395 --> 37:11.396 I know. 37:12.439 --> 37:13.648 I know. 37:19.904 --> 37:22.490 [exhales] You mind if I just directly speak my mind? 37:23.450 --> 37:24.951 I've never known you to do otherwise. 37:25.994 --> 37:28.872 This alliance that you've created with this new set of aliens, 37:28.955 --> 37:32.250 I, for one, think what they're selling us is a load of crap. 37:32.876 --> 37:34.711 Yeah, I get the impression you felt that way... 37:35.378 --> 37:36.755 for about the last seven months. 37:36.838 --> 37:38.173 I mean, what are we doing here? 37:38.590 --> 37:39.716 What are we really doing? 37:40.216 --> 37:43.052 We're winning, Dan. Pure and simple. 37:43.428 --> 37:45.430 And we've got Cochise and the Volm to thank for it. 37:47.056 --> 37:50.477 And, uh, you honestly think that after the Overlords are wiped out, 37:50.560 --> 37:51.895 these guys are gonna just... What? 37:51.978 --> 37:55.106 I don't have any illusions about our allies, if that's what you're getting at. 37:55.190 --> 37:57.567 That's exactly what I'm getting at, with all due respect. 38:00.069 --> 38:03.490 You think Roosevelt and Churchill wanted to work with Stalin? 38:05.450 --> 38:07.786 They knew what he was about. They needed him to win the war. 38:10.038 --> 38:12.040 This is our war, Tom. 38:13.500 --> 38:14.626 It's a human war. 38:16.753 --> 38:18.671 And the minute we start forgetting that, 38:18.755 --> 38:23.676 the minute we start depending on somebody else to do this work for us, 38:23.760 --> 38:24.886 we're on a bad road. 38:24.969 --> 38:27.347 You're never gonna get me to change my mind on that. 38:29.891 --> 38:31.226 And if I could? 38:33.394 --> 38:34.854 What... I don't understand. 38:42.070 --> 38:43.279 Come with me. 39:30.034 --> 39:31.368 What you doing over there? 39:32.954 --> 39:34.080 I'm looking for your boots. 39:35.832 --> 39:38.251 They were right here. That's where we left them last... 39:39.085 --> 39:41.254 -Last night. -Well, they're not there now. 39:43.423 --> 39:44.549 You sleep okay last night? 39:45.675 --> 39:47.302 Yeah. I did. 39:48.261 --> 39:49.971 -Finally. -No nightmares? 39:50.680 --> 39:51.848 No, not a one. 39:52.056 --> 39:53.057 That's great. 39:56.102 --> 39:58.605 Here they are, way at the back. 39:58.980 --> 39:59.981 That's weird. 40:09.616 --> 40:11.200 Do Bressler and Porter know about this? 40:11.284 --> 40:13.995 I'm the only human that knows about this project, except for you now. 40:14.078 --> 40:16.456 Cochise and I agreed it posed too much of a security risk. 40:16.873 --> 40:19.500 -You and Cochise? -All the skirmishing, all the missions, 40:19.584 --> 40:21.628 everything that we've been doing has been designed 40:21.711 --> 40:23.338 to keep the Espheni off the scent of this. 40:23.421 --> 40:25.214 It's kind of a big thing to have kept from me, 40:25.298 --> 40:26.674 -wouldn't you say, Tom? -I know. 40:26.758 --> 40:29.302 I have to take responsibility for that action, Colonel Weaver. 40:29.385 --> 40:31.721 I asked Professor Mason to keep this project secret 40:31.804 --> 40:33.139 until the very last moment. 40:33.222 --> 40:35.058 You know the tower in Boston we tried to blow up? 40:35.141 --> 40:36.893 -All too well. -It's one of thousands. 40:36.976 --> 40:40.271 They create a sort of defensive web that prevent the Volm ships 40:40.355 --> 40:41.940 from being able to enter our atmosphere. 40:42.023 --> 40:44.067 Eliminating just one of those towers will be enough 40:44.150 --> 40:47.070 to open up a gap sufficient to let one of our ships enter the atmosphere. 40:47.444 --> 40:48.905 This is what the mole has been after. 40:54.535 --> 40:55.995 [Dan gasps] 40:58.581 --> 41:00.041 I don't get it, Tom. 41:01.084 --> 41:02.502 What? A big gun? 41:02.919 --> 41:03.920 What is this? 41:05.922 --> 41:08.257 More than just a gun, Colonel. 41:09.133 --> 41:11.427 When completed, it will be the decisive factor 41:11.511 --> 41:13.763 in ending this conflict. 41:15.223 --> 41:16.766 A chance to win this war, Dan. 41:18.768 --> 41:19.811 Think of it. 41:24.774 --> 41:27.735 What's this bad boy supposed to do, anyway? or