WEBVTT 00:16.767 --> 00:17.976 Batteries. 00:22.814 --> 00:24.858 Why don't they just come? 00:24.983 --> 00:26.777 What are they waiting for? 00:26.902 --> 00:27.986 Godot. 00:30.113 --> 00:32.991 OK. OK. 00:33.825 --> 00:35.827 [radio squawks] 00:43.252 --> 00:48.757 M-A-M-J-J-A-S-O. What letter comes next? 00:48.882 --> 00:51.176 Uh, "N." 00:51.301 --> 00:52.511 March, April, May, June, July, 00:52.636 --> 00:56.098 August, September, October. "N," November. 00:56.223 --> 00:57.516 Who's chasing you, man? 00:57.641 --> 01:00.477 -Batteries. -Oh, right. Here you go. 01:00.602 --> 01:02.771 Try this one, Einstein. I'm looking for a word. 01:02.896 --> 01:04.565 The first two letters indicate a male, 01:04.690 --> 01:07.651 the first three a female, the first four a great man, 01:07.776 --> 01:11.154 the whole word a great woman. What's the word? 01:11.280 --> 01:12.322 Tricky. 01:12.447 --> 01:13.865 Matt? 01:15.367 --> 01:17.619 If I wanted to go to school, I would've stayed home. 01:19.204 --> 01:20.789 Nice talking with you. 01:23.584 --> 01:26.795 Got it. He, her, hero, heroine. 01:26.920 --> 01:28.880 Yeah, that's way too easy. 01:29.006 --> 01:30.340 [chuckles] 01:33.552 --> 01:36.597 I thought the bubbleheads put up a safety net around Charleston. 01:36.722 --> 01:39.349 That's why God made people like you, Craze. Not to think. 01:39.474 --> 01:41.435 What I'm trying to say is, if they did, 01:41.560 --> 01:44.438 why is it necessary for Mason to have us practically living out here? 01:44.563 --> 01:46.189 She's got a point. 01:46.315 --> 01:48.233 What do you think's gonna happen if we get invaded 01:48.358 --> 01:52.112 while those bubbleheaded bastards are roasting wienies in their compound, huh? 01:52.237 --> 01:53.739 We all get scorched. 01:53.864 --> 01:55.365 I'm not taking any chances. 01:55.490 --> 01:58.410 Maybe the professor's wrong. Maybe the fish heads aren't coming. 01:58.535 --> 02:01.872 Oh, they're coming. Look, you can throw out a mosquito net the size of Texas. 02:01.997 --> 02:05.125 What happens, huh? One always gets through. 02:05.250 --> 02:06.877 That's why we're here. They are coming. 02:07.002 --> 02:09.421 If not today, tomorrow. And if not tomorrow, the day after that. 02:09.546 --> 02:13.634 And when they do get here, I am gonna fry me some fish head ass. 02:14.760 --> 02:17.095 Little man, what do you got for me? 02:17.220 --> 02:18.889 -All the good stuff. -Yeah? 02:19.014 --> 02:21.058 Yeah. 02:21.183 --> 02:22.643 I got you some cinnamon buns. 02:22.768 --> 02:24.436 Cinnamon buns, huh? 02:25.937 --> 02:27.189 Coffee. 02:28.315 --> 02:29.650 All right. 02:29.775 --> 02:32.319 You're gonna make one hell of a thief one day, kid. 02:32.444 --> 02:34.446 -Thanks. -[Pope] Oh, this is great. 02:34.571 --> 02:36.907 -Where'd you get all this stuff? -[Matt] Do you want some more? 03:02.724 --> 03:04.810 He looks like Frankenstein. 03:04.935 --> 03:07.354 At least he's walking without crutches. 03:07.479 --> 03:09.773 Yeah, I thought he'd be happier about it. 03:09.898 --> 03:11.608 I'm happier about it. 03:13.026 --> 03:15.445 How are you, Maggie? 03:15.570 --> 03:17.406 Long day. 03:21.702 --> 03:24.203 Looks like my day is just beginning. 03:24.329 --> 03:25.706 Hal. 03:32.504 --> 03:34.464 What I'm saying is, outside the military, 03:34.589 --> 03:37.509 there's maybe four people that know exactly how this place runs. 03:37.634 --> 03:40.220 -What are you worried about? -What am I worried about? 03:42.013 --> 03:43.932 I'm worried about picking somebody strong enough 03:44.057 --> 03:45.976 to stand up to them if anything should happen to me. 03:46.101 --> 03:47.728 All the guys you're considering can do the job, 03:47.853 --> 03:49.980 but unless you plan on being impeached or getting a stroke, 03:50.105 --> 03:51.732 I don't think we have to worry about it. 03:51.857 --> 03:53.692 In the last two years, I've been kidnapped, 03:53.817 --> 03:56.319 tortured, shot, implanted with an eye worm. 03:56.445 --> 03:59.072 Last week, I was almost torn apart by a harnessed kid 03:59.197 --> 04:01.158 and contaminated by a nuclear reactor. 04:01.283 --> 04:04.119 I think we can count on something happening, don't you? 04:04.244 --> 04:05.704 -Dan. -Tom. 04:05.829 --> 04:07.706 I thought I was supposed to have Anthony's report 04:07.831 --> 04:09.499 on that investigation on my desk yesterday. 04:09.624 --> 04:12.251 I talked to him this morning. You'll have it by the end of the day. 04:12.377 --> 04:13.795 Thank you. 04:13.920 --> 04:15.046 Jeanne? 04:15.172 --> 04:16.465 We gonna be ready by tonight? 04:16.590 --> 04:18.467 8:00, right? 04:18.592 --> 04:21.303 Unless the world falls off its axis. 04:21.428 --> 04:23.764 We'll be ready. 04:23.889 --> 04:25.682 You know, when you first pitched me this idea, 04:25.807 --> 04:27.559 I wasn't too sure about it. 04:28.602 --> 04:30.187 But now I see what you're going for. 04:30.312 --> 04:33.815 -The tree of life. -The tree of life. 04:33.940 --> 04:35.609 The tree of... liberty. 04:35.734 --> 04:37.235 Liberty Tree. 04:37.360 --> 04:40.363 Yeah. The Liberty Tree. I like that. 04:40.489 --> 04:42.824 This is good. Carry on. 04:44.659 --> 04:46.036 I'm gonna have to make a speech. 04:46.161 --> 04:47.704 I'm gonna need some kind of speech. 04:47.829 --> 04:49.164 Here. It's boilerplate, 04:49.289 --> 04:51.249 but it'll give you something to work with. 04:53.376 --> 04:55.962 Mm... Mm... 04:56.087 --> 04:57.339 Hey, where you going? 04:57.464 --> 04:59.508 I got to hit the bushes. 04:59.633 --> 05:02.301 Craze? 05:02.427 --> 05:03.845 Take your snow tires. 05:12.395 --> 05:14.231 All right. 05:24.699 --> 05:26.618 She's old enough to be your grandmother, kid. 05:26.743 --> 05:28.119 I heard that! 05:28.245 --> 05:29.830 I wasn't talking to you. 05:29.955 --> 05:31.540 Ah, give the kid a break, Pope. 05:31.665 --> 05:33.667 It's probably the most exciting thing he's ever seen. 05:35.252 --> 05:36.419 That true? 05:36.545 --> 05:39.631 -Pretty much. -Oh, man. That is sad. 05:39.756 --> 05:41.675 [gunshot] 05:44.427 --> 05:46.763 -You stay down, kid. Down. -Yeah. Yeah. 05:46.888 --> 05:49.891 -[gunfire] -Craze? Craze! 05:50.016 --> 05:51.643 Craze! 05:51.768 --> 05:53.144 Path clear? 05:53.270 --> 05:54.688 I'm on it! Go! 05:54.813 --> 05:56.064 I got this! 05:58.567 --> 06:00.402 -Craze? -What's going on? 06:06.408 --> 06:09.411 What's going on is this stupid vest just saved your ass. 06:09.536 --> 06:11.288 -[groans] -Son of a bitch! We've got to move! 06:11.413 --> 06:12.581 -Pope! -Let's go! 06:12.706 --> 06:13.790 Pope, I can't see. 06:28.387 --> 06:29.973 Don't move, OK? I'll be right back. 06:30.098 --> 06:31.641 No! Don't leave me! 06:31.766 --> 06:34.728 Craze, you fell on a piece of rebar. It's sticking in the back of your head. 06:34.853 --> 06:36.813 -You can't feel that? -No. 06:36.938 --> 06:40.108 I'm gonna get some help, OK? I will be right back. You do not move. 06:40.233 --> 06:42.360 Tector! Go! 06:45.572 --> 06:47.240 I need a hacksaw. 06:49.659 --> 06:50.911 What's up? 06:51.036 --> 06:52.537 We're taking fire on the perimeter, Tom. 06:52.662 --> 06:53.622 -How bad? -I'm not sure. 06:53.747 --> 06:55.790 It seems to be confined to the northern sector. 06:55.916 --> 06:58.417 The 2nd Mass is out there. Ben, Matt. 06:58.543 --> 06:59.920 Could be an advance. Could be a probe. 07:00.045 --> 07:02.672 Or it could be the Espheni offensive the rebel Skitters warned us about. 07:02.797 --> 07:03.798 I got to get up there. 07:03.924 --> 07:06.384 Mr. President, you being out there isn't gonna change a damn thing 07:06.509 --> 07:07.844 till we know what we're dealing with. 07:07.969 --> 07:09.262 You'll be here, right? 07:09.387 --> 07:10.430 Where else would I be? 07:10.555 --> 07:11.723 Then you don't need me. 07:12.974 --> 07:14.142 All right. 07:23.401 --> 07:24.653 Hey! 07:25.862 --> 07:28.073 -You seen your brother? -He came by and then headed out. 07:28.198 --> 07:30.116 -What do we got? -Ghosts. Lots of firepower. 07:30.241 --> 07:31.450 -Harnessed kids? -Don't know. 07:31.576 --> 07:33.745 -How many? -At least six, maybe more. 07:33.870 --> 07:35.121 On me, Tom! 07:36.706 --> 07:37.832 Dan! 07:39.501 --> 07:40.543 Cover me! 07:50.261 --> 07:51.513 Cover me. 07:57.560 --> 08:00.647 Dan, please tell me that's not a human being. 08:01.731 --> 08:03.108 What the hell? 08:11.574 --> 08:13.493 -Where's he from? -I don't know. 08:13.618 --> 08:15.996 If he's the real deal, he could be an expeditionary force 08:16.121 --> 08:19.958 or he could be some nut job who ransacked an army-surplus store. 08:20.083 --> 08:22.585 We should try and talk to them, let them know we're on the same side. 08:22.711 --> 08:24.546 -He's right. -If they were interested in talking, 08:24.671 --> 08:26.923 they would've approached us before they attacked us. 08:27.966 --> 08:30.093 Listen, we can't afford to be having this fight right now, 08:30.218 --> 08:32.387 not with the Espheni invasion hanging over our heads. 08:32.511 --> 08:34.848 -I don't like the idea. -I don't like it, either. 08:36.933 --> 08:39.978 Ben! If anybody comes for this guy, we want them alive! 08:40.103 --> 08:41.646 Yes, sir! 08:50.071 --> 08:51.114 Tec? That you? 08:51.239 --> 08:52.782 No. It's just the kid, Craze. 08:52.907 --> 08:54.534 Come on down here. I need your help. 09:00.749 --> 09:02.959 I need you to hold her head, all right? 09:03.084 --> 09:05.420 Very firmly, but very gently, OK? Move her hair back. 09:12.385 --> 09:14.179 What's wrong? 09:14.304 --> 09:15.472 Nothing. 09:15.597 --> 09:16.806 Then why did you stop? 09:16.931 --> 09:18.391 Shut your cake hole for two seconds. 09:18.516 --> 09:20.560 [screams] Just pull it out! 09:20.685 --> 09:22.020 Stop moving! 09:22.145 --> 09:24.481 OK. OK. 09:24.606 --> 09:25.857 All right. 09:44.959 --> 09:46.127 [baby] Don't. 10:01.101 --> 10:02.268 [baby grizzles] 10:18.118 --> 10:19.369 [whimpering] 10:26.543 --> 10:28.253 [softly] Mommy. 10:34.759 --> 10:36.386 [gasps] 10:37.720 --> 10:39.222 I'm going crazy. 10:42.517 --> 10:43.518 [sobs] 10:44.894 --> 10:46.813 [Lourdes] Anne? 10:46.938 --> 10:49.524 Anne, hey. What happened? 10:52.360 --> 10:53.945 I'm OK. I'm fine. 10:54.070 --> 10:57.615 Like you were "fine" the other night? Anne... 10:57.740 --> 11:01.452 Talk to me. W-what's going on? I want to help. 11:03.121 --> 11:05.790 I was trying to take her blood. 11:05.915 --> 11:09.043 And she said, "Don't," and pulled her foot away. 11:10.253 --> 11:13.298 Then, when I was examining her blood in the microscope, 11:13.423 --> 11:15.425 she said, "Mommy." 11:15.550 --> 11:17.010 And when I turned around, 11:17.135 --> 11:20.638 she was standing there in the crib... 11:20.763 --> 11:22.390 Looking at me, Lourdes. 11:25.059 --> 11:26.603 Just looking at me. 11:26.728 --> 11:30.440 W-why were you taking her blood? Is something wrong with her? 11:30.565 --> 11:31.608 It's not normal, Lourdes. 11:31.733 --> 11:34.485 Whatever it is, whatever's going on with her, it is not normal! 11:34.611 --> 11:38.697 OK. OK. I believe you. I'm just trying to help. 11:47.540 --> 11:50.210 -You seen my son? -He's next door with Pope. 11:51.294 --> 11:52.420 -Matt? -Dad! 11:52.545 --> 11:54.756 -Stay where you are! -[Pope] I got him, Professor. 11:56.132 --> 11:58.635 -What do you got? -Library. Upper right side. 11:58.760 --> 12:01.095 -You sure? -Yeah. 12:01.221 --> 12:02.721 I saw the muzzle flash. He's there. 12:02.847 --> 12:04.140 That's where I'd be. 12:04.265 --> 12:06.267 So, what are we up against, Professor? 12:06.392 --> 12:08.478 I'm not sure... Human beings. 12:08.603 --> 12:11.689 -What the hell they got against us? -That's the 64-million-dollar question. 12:12.690 --> 12:15.443 Medivacs are in. Western sector reports two Humvees moving out 12:15.568 --> 12:16.986 across the Cooper River bridge. 12:17.111 --> 12:18.613 OK. 12:20.615 --> 12:23.993 If he's in there, he just lost his ride home. 12:24.118 --> 12:25.245 You ready? 12:27.163 --> 12:28.373 Hey! 12:28.498 --> 12:29.916 We're humans over here! 12:32.126 --> 12:35.630 Stop shooting! We want to talk! 12:36.965 --> 12:38.174 Can you hear me? 12:44.180 --> 12:45.598 So much for talking. 12:57.110 --> 12:58.777 He... 12:58.903 --> 13:01.739 She is still alive. 13:01.864 --> 13:03.491 We can't question her if she's dead. 13:03.616 --> 13:05.034 This bitch shot Craze. 13:06.411 --> 13:08.705 Killing her won't change that, son. 13:18.214 --> 13:19.798 You sure this is gonna work? 13:19.924 --> 13:21.467 Just hold her still, OK? 13:21.592 --> 13:24.971 Yeah. Don't distract him, kid. He might cut off your fingers. 13:27.181 --> 13:29.934 I had this dog when I was a kid. 13:30.059 --> 13:34.105 Man, that dog could do tricks. 13:34.230 --> 13:35.690 I'd put a treat on her nose, 13:35.814 --> 13:38.860 and she'd just sit there for, like, five minutes. 13:40.903 --> 13:42.739 She could smile too. 13:44.032 --> 13:46.075 She had the most beautiful smile. 13:48.745 --> 13:49.996 [Matt] What was her name? 13:50.121 --> 13:51.414 Annabel. 13:52.457 --> 13:54.625 Sounds... regal. 13:55.793 --> 13:57.253 Yeah. 13:57.378 --> 13:59.005 Yeah, she was. 13:59.130 --> 14:03.718 Till her hind legs went out and she started pissing all over the house. 14:03.842 --> 14:07.889 Then, one day... she just wouldn't eat anymore. 14:08.014 --> 14:10.808 That's a real uplifting story, Craze. 14:10.933 --> 14:13.186 Shut up. I'm trying to make a point here. 14:13.311 --> 14:14.729 What's your point? 14:17.815 --> 14:19.901 My point is... 14:20.026 --> 14:22.570 Her time had come, you know? 14:22.695 --> 14:24.989 Time for what? 14:25.114 --> 14:26.741 Pope knows. 14:28.867 --> 14:31.537 We're gonna get you out of here. 14:31.662 --> 14:33.872 I'm not gonna let you die in this hole, OK? 14:33.998 --> 14:35.958 I promise. 14:38.127 --> 14:39.962 Keep sawing. 14:48.388 --> 14:51.182 -Oh, I didn't know you were back. -Cancel my afternoon meetings. 14:51.307 --> 14:53.059 -Tom, can I talk to you? -I'm sorry, Lourdes. 14:53.184 --> 14:55.770 -I don't really have time right now. -It's about Anne. 14:57.313 --> 14:59.273 Thank you. 14:59.399 --> 15:01.943 I found her in the lab with Alexis this morning. 15:02.068 --> 15:04.070 She was doing a blood workup on the baby. 15:04.195 --> 15:07.657 -So, you're worried about Alexis? -No. Anne. 15:09.409 --> 15:11.911 She's not in good shape, Tom. 15:12.036 --> 15:15.289 I think it's possible she's suffering from postpartum depression, 15:15.415 --> 15:17.125 maybe even psychosis. 15:17.250 --> 15:21.212 She believes the baby is talking to her and standing up 15:21.337 --> 15:23.339 and behaving in ways that just aren't possible 15:23.464 --> 15:24.882 for a three-week-old infant. 15:28.010 --> 15:30.096 I, uh, appreciate you letting me know. 15:30.221 --> 15:31.222 Tom. 15:31.347 --> 15:34.350 I did all the routine tests on Alexis when she was born. 15:34.475 --> 15:38.187 They were normal. There's nothing wrong with her. 15:38.312 --> 15:40.398 Has Anne talked to you about any of this? 15:42.525 --> 15:43.651 Um... 15:55.246 --> 15:57.248 Where you going? 16:00.126 --> 16:01.335 I'm leaving. 16:03.212 --> 16:05.465 I don't understand. 16:05.590 --> 16:06.924 Maggie... 16:09.510 --> 16:11.304 God! 16:11.429 --> 16:13.598 What is going on with you? 16:16.184 --> 16:18.853 You know how you accused me of holding something back, 16:18.978 --> 16:21.147 keeping secrets from you? 16:21.272 --> 16:23.191 I was right, wasn't I? 16:23.316 --> 16:26.319 Those dreams I've been having aren't dreams. 16:26.444 --> 16:27.945 I've been going to see Karen. 16:29.697 --> 16:31.657 She implanted something in me. 16:31.782 --> 16:33.910 She controls me, or part of me. 16:34.035 --> 16:37.121 All I know for sure is that I've been going to see her. 16:37.246 --> 16:38.539 OK. 16:38.664 --> 16:41.876 So, we get it out... The bug. 16:42.835 --> 16:44.504 -It's too late, Maggie. -No, it's not. 16:44.629 --> 16:46.881 -Maggie, listen to what I have to say! -We'll talk to Anne! 16:47.006 --> 16:48.257 I'm the President's son. 16:49.842 --> 16:53.513 I have access to information, and Karen wants information. 16:55.431 --> 16:58.309 We have a mole. Do you understand what I'm saying? 16:58.434 --> 16:59.769 Hal, you're not the mole! 16:59.894 --> 17:02.813 And if you think I'm letting you out there where Karen is, you're crazy. 17:03.856 --> 17:04.899 I have to go. 17:07.527 --> 17:08.778 Fine. 17:20.957 --> 17:24.042 Every relationship I've ever been in has ended just like this. 17:24.168 --> 17:28.631 Something happens that I don't like, and my head explodes, and I bail. 17:29.549 --> 17:31.759 But not this time. 17:31.884 --> 17:34.387 I'm not giving up on you, Hal Mason. 17:34.512 --> 17:37.014 I don't care what that bitch has done to you 17:37.139 --> 17:38.641 or what she's made you do. 17:38.766 --> 17:40.893 We're gonna undo it, OK? 17:41.018 --> 17:42.436 You hear me? 17:45.606 --> 17:47.191 I'm not gonna let her win. 17:58.536 --> 18:00.454 I'm sorry. 18:00.580 --> 18:02.957 -What for? -For being an ass. 18:05.001 --> 18:10.673 This job, it's, like, 25 hours a day, eight days a week, 18:10.798 --> 18:15.052 and I don't think I realized the toll that it was taking on us. 18:15.177 --> 18:17.430 With this invasion hanging over our heads, 18:17.555 --> 18:21.100 I've been... more than preoccupied. 18:21.225 --> 18:22.977 I've been neglectful and I'm sorry. 18:24.520 --> 18:27.773 You knew what you were getting into when you said yes to this job. 18:36.532 --> 18:38.451 Lourdes came to see me. 18:43.623 --> 18:48.419 Listen, you don't have to go through this alone, whatever it is. 18:48.544 --> 18:51.088 We're in it together. 18:51.213 --> 18:54.175 Listen, I know I haven't really been doing my part, but that's gonna change. 18:54.300 --> 18:55.718 From now on, I'm gonna be there for you. 18:55.843 --> 18:59.347 You have no idea what you're talking about, Tom. 19:02.642 --> 19:03.976 OK, you're right. 19:04.101 --> 19:06.187 Why don't you tell me what's going on with you? 19:06.312 --> 19:10.900 -You're not gonna like it. -I'll keep an open mind. 19:11.025 --> 19:13.444 I don't think she's human. 19:40.763 --> 19:44.058 The rebar runs proximately across the middle cerebral artery. 19:44.183 --> 19:45.935 The dark color here is blood 19:46.060 --> 19:47.853 because the artery has been ruptured 19:47.978 --> 19:49.939 and she's hemorrhaging. 19:50.064 --> 19:51.148 Is that why she can't see? 19:51.273 --> 19:54.068 No. The occipital lobe here controls sight. 19:54.193 --> 19:56.529 And the rebar went through that, ended up over here, 19:56.654 --> 19:58.739 missing the temporal lobe, which is in front. 19:58.864 --> 20:01.075 That's why she's still able to talk. 20:01.909 --> 20:04.412 We're not pulling that thing out, are we? 20:04.537 --> 20:07.957 Right now, the rebar is the only thing keeping her alive. 20:08.082 --> 20:09.250 It's acting like a cork. 20:11.001 --> 20:12.837 -So as soon as we... -I got it. 20:18.300 --> 20:20.803 The key is the fold. 20:20.928 --> 20:22.930 It's all in the fold. 20:24.515 --> 20:28.310 So, you want to tell me what happened today? 20:28.436 --> 20:31.480 Your mom says that you've been talking up a storm 20:31.605 --> 20:33.816 and standing around in your crib, 20:33.941 --> 20:35.776 staring at her. 20:35.901 --> 20:37.820 What's next, the 100-yard dash? 20:39.447 --> 20:42.366 You know you're not supposed to be doing any of that, right? 20:44.160 --> 20:47.329 See, this is where the wings come into play. 20:47.455 --> 20:49.749 You just fold it over like that... 20:51.459 --> 20:53.502 and pin. 20:56.380 --> 20:58.924 See? It's all in the fold. 21:00.426 --> 21:03.220 I'm not crazy. 21:03.345 --> 21:05.139 I know. 21:05.264 --> 21:08.184 But have you looked at her lately? I don't mean through a microscope. 21:08.309 --> 21:10.853 I mean, have you really looked at her? 21:10.978 --> 21:12.605 She's beautiful. 21:14.523 --> 21:18.068 Ten fingers. Ten toes. 21:19.779 --> 21:21.572 No claws. No scales. 21:25.117 --> 21:27.495 She's perfect. 21:37.296 --> 21:39.381 They've taken almost everything from us. 21:39.507 --> 21:43.761 Don't let them take her. Don't... don't do that. 21:44.637 --> 21:46.680 I am not crazy, Tom. 21:49.433 --> 21:51.685 You're going through something, though. 21:51.811 --> 21:54.647 I'm not a doctor. I don't know what it is. 21:55.481 --> 21:58.776 -Dad, sniper's regained consciousness. -Wait for me outside, please. 22:03.364 --> 22:04.698 I love you. 22:09.495 --> 22:11.288 And I'm here. 22:17.378 --> 22:18.963 I'll see you later. 22:27.012 --> 22:29.347 -She say anything? -Uh, name, rank, serial number, 22:29.473 --> 22:31.517 and a few choice words for my spikes. 22:31.642 --> 22:33.727 [Bressler] Why were you firing on my soldiers? 22:37.398 --> 22:39.733 What are you doing here? What are you looking for? 22:39.859 --> 22:42.360 Katherine Fisher. First Lieutenant. 22:42.486 --> 22:45.072 -Serial number 02-- -022487. 22:45.197 --> 22:46.907 Yeah, I heard you the first time. 22:47.032 --> 22:49.660 Unless you get out the water board, I don't see her telling us much. 22:49.785 --> 22:51.787 I hope it doesn't come to that, Colonel. 22:51.912 --> 22:53.706 Figure of speech, sir. Figure of speech. 22:57.668 --> 22:59.545 You hungry? 23:00.546 --> 23:02.339 Did you offer her any water? 23:02.464 --> 23:04.800 She hasn't asked for any. 23:04.925 --> 23:06.760 -Ben. -Yep. 23:08.220 --> 23:10.264 Tell you what. 23:10.388 --> 23:12.725 Since you don't feel like talking, 23:12.850 --> 23:14.435 how about I guess what I think happened, 23:14.560 --> 23:16.729 and if I'm wrong, you can feel free to disagree? 23:16.854 --> 23:19.732 -You're wasting your time. -Maybe, but I got five minutes. 23:21.108 --> 23:23.694 I think you've been out there checking us out. 23:23.819 --> 23:25.905 Maybe for a day, two. 23:26.030 --> 23:27.656 Maybe more. 23:27.781 --> 23:30.951 I think you saw us working with Skitters, spiked kids. 23:31.076 --> 23:33.078 I think you saw aliens you hadn't seen before. 23:33.203 --> 23:36.624 And you probably thought that you'd stumbled into an alien compound 23:36.749 --> 23:39.877 filled with human collaborators. Am I right? 23:41.712 --> 23:43.130 The world has changed, Lieutenant. 23:43.255 --> 23:45.549 We are no longer fighting the Espheni by ourselves. 23:45.674 --> 23:48.344 The Skitters that you saw are rebels fighting with us. 23:48.469 --> 23:51.347 And the aliens you saw are a race called the Volm, 23:51.472 --> 23:53.057 also our allies. 24:16.205 --> 24:19.083 -You really want to know what I think? -Yes. 24:19.208 --> 24:21.293 I think the only good alien's a dead alien. 24:25.506 --> 24:27.341 Colonel, who the hell is this bozo? 24:27.465 --> 24:29.385 Best not let your mouth overload your tail, soldier, 24:29.510 --> 24:31.971 or this could go south real quick. 24:32.096 --> 24:35.557 That man is the President of the New United States, 24:35.683 --> 24:38.811 and you'd do well to show some respect. 24:44.733 --> 24:47.361 You think something's funny about that? 24:49.113 --> 24:51.657 I work for the President, sir. 24:51.782 --> 24:54.368 The real President, Benjamin Hathaway. 24:59.497 --> 25:01.375 Who do you think sent me here? 25:08.424 --> 25:12.052 If it is the case, I guarantee you her squad is hightailing it back 25:12.177 --> 25:13.887 to whatever hole the President is hiding in. 25:14.013 --> 25:15.848 They'll say we're collaborating with the enemy, 25:15.973 --> 25:18.684 -and he won't look kindly upon us. -Unless she's making it up. 25:18.809 --> 25:21.311 She could be spinning a fairy tale about President Hathaway. 25:21.437 --> 25:23.313 Well, if she isn't, they'll be back in force. 25:23.439 --> 25:25.107 If she is, we need to get to the President, 25:25.232 --> 25:26.400 tell him what we're doing here. 25:26.524 --> 25:30.362 Professor, we're on high alert, anticipating an Espheni strike any day. 25:30.487 --> 25:32.990 Every man, woman, and child who can fire a weapon 25:33.115 --> 25:35.242 or fill a sandbag is spoken for. 25:35.367 --> 25:37.745 We can't afford to send anybody out on a wild goose chase... 25:37.870 --> 25:39.204 We can't afford not to, General. 25:39.329 --> 25:40.789 You want to fight this war on two fronts, 25:40.914 --> 25:42.666 against the Espheni and ourselves? 25:42.791 --> 25:45.753 If Benjamin Hathaway is alive, we don't know where he is. 25:45.878 --> 25:49.715 Unless we take the gloves off, that sniper's not gonna tell us. 25:57.514 --> 25:58.724 [knocking] 26:07.024 --> 26:08.067 -Hey. -Hey. 26:08.192 --> 26:09.985 I thought you might be hungry. 26:10.110 --> 26:11.569 And thirsty. 26:13.489 --> 26:15.449 That must've set you back. 26:20.621 --> 26:22.664 I'm sorry about this morning. 26:22.790 --> 26:25.459 I shouldn't have spoken to you like that. I'm sorry. 26:25.583 --> 26:27.628 That's OK. 26:27.753 --> 26:28.837 How you feeling? 26:28.962 --> 26:30.339 I'm fine. 26:31.840 --> 26:33.717 I'm not fine. I don't know. 26:34.592 --> 26:35.928 [sighs] 26:36.053 --> 26:38.972 I mean, looking at her now, 26:39.098 --> 26:42.976 she's everything I could've wanted Tom's and my child to be. 26:44.186 --> 26:45.187 But? 26:47.064 --> 26:49.942 But I stopped believing in Santa Claus two years ago. 26:55.197 --> 26:57.116 You want to know what I think? 26:57.950 --> 27:00.702 Thank you. 27:00.828 --> 27:04.081 I think for two years, all we did was run. 27:04.915 --> 27:08.460 We survived by doing things we never thought we'd be capable of. 27:08.585 --> 27:10.420 And now that we're settled down in Charleston, 27:10.546 --> 27:12.214 it's catching up to us. 27:13.298 --> 27:15.676 We're all suffering on some level. 27:18.387 --> 27:19.972 I just... 27:20.097 --> 27:22.599 I can't afford to fall apart right now. 27:24.143 --> 27:26.061 -[sobs] You know? -Hey, hey, hey... 27:29.148 --> 27:31.692 I don't have to be at work until tomorrow. 27:31.817 --> 27:34.278 I can stay here all night if you need me to. 27:34.403 --> 27:36.321 Thank you. 27:42.077 --> 27:44.079 Wait. 27:44.204 --> 27:45.873 Did Tom send you here? 27:49.418 --> 27:52.462 He doesn't even trust me with my own baby. 27:53.964 --> 27:56.258 -He trusts you, Anne. -Just leave. 27:58.719 --> 28:00.596 -Leave, Lourdes! Now! -I'm sorry. 28:01.638 --> 28:03.390 I'm sorry, I... 28:03.515 --> 28:06.226 Tom asked me to stay until he got home. 28:19.865 --> 28:22.034 -How you doing, Bear? -Hi, Dad. 28:24.328 --> 28:26.163 I brought you some hot chocolate. 28:28.832 --> 28:31.460 Mm... Hot. Thank you. 28:32.628 --> 28:35.713 I like this. This is... this is good. 28:35.839 --> 28:38.926 I... I think people are gonna like it, yeah. 28:39.843 --> 28:41.178 If anyone lives to see it. 28:46.183 --> 28:50.270 The Espheni are coming, Dad. We all know it. 28:50.395 --> 28:52.981 That makes what you're doing here unimportant, a waste of time? 28:53.106 --> 28:55.150 No, sweetheart. 28:55.275 --> 28:57.027 This is... 28:57.152 --> 28:59.196 We're all gonna die. 29:00.739 --> 29:02.574 Yes. Someday. 29:02.699 --> 29:04.952 Someday, I surely plan to. 29:05.077 --> 29:06.662 I mean, at their hands. 29:07.913 --> 29:09.164 Maybe. 29:11.250 --> 29:13.961 But as long as we're here, 29:14.086 --> 29:18.590 we can't stop doing what we do, being who we are. 29:19.466 --> 29:22.261 Otherwise, we're just already dead, 29:22.386 --> 29:24.554 dead on our feet, and what good is that? 29:29.726 --> 29:31.436 How do you stay so optimistic? 29:32.646 --> 29:35.899 If I'm optimistic, it's because I got something worth dying for. 29:36.733 --> 29:37.943 Hm... 30:18.734 --> 30:20.736 -Hey. -Hey. 30:28.785 --> 30:31.705 I heard about what you did out there. 30:31.830 --> 30:33.623 I'm proud of you. 30:40.797 --> 30:42.716 Sometimes the best thing that we can do for people 30:42.841 --> 30:46.386 is just to be there for them as a witness... 30:47.929 --> 30:49.389 when they leave. 31:02.944 --> 31:05.322 You could be a real pain in the ass, you know that? 31:07.366 --> 31:09.910 But you could fight like a banshee. 31:21.004 --> 31:22.381 Thank you. 31:34.810 --> 31:37.145 Nice words, Professor, 31:37.270 --> 31:41.358 but, as usual, too little too late. 31:41.483 --> 31:42.442 Pope. 31:42.567 --> 31:44.486 That's all right, Dan. Let him speak his mind. 31:47.948 --> 31:49.699 She never should have been out there. 31:50.742 --> 31:53.203 Hell, she was dead on her feet long before that shot rang out. 31:53.328 --> 31:54.996 Man, you got half my Berserkers 31:55.122 --> 31:57.624 working on your top-secret bubblehead project. 31:57.749 --> 32:00.043 The rest are on the front lines in case the fish heads get hungry. 32:00.168 --> 32:02.003 There's no rest. 32:02.129 --> 32:04.714 There's no explanations. 32:04.840 --> 32:07.092 We don't even know what the hell we're helping them build. 32:07.217 --> 32:09.177 Do you? 32:09.302 --> 32:11.596 You don't... You don't care. 32:11.721 --> 32:12.848 Not really. 32:13.890 --> 32:15.600 Lee's lying in there with a hole in her head 32:15.725 --> 32:18.019 not because of them, because of you. 32:19.479 --> 32:20.897 Mr. President. 32:23.400 --> 32:24.484 You. 32:26.653 --> 32:27.863 You're right. 32:57.017 --> 32:59.144 -Pope, is that you? -It's me. 32:59.269 --> 33:01.021 -[groans] -I'm right here. 33:04.816 --> 33:06.735 Where's the kid? 33:06.860 --> 33:08.487 Where's Matt? 33:08.612 --> 33:10.530 He took a break. 33:10.655 --> 33:12.574 He's coming... He's coming back. 33:14.409 --> 33:15.785 You know his name, huh? 33:18.205 --> 33:19.915 Pope? 33:20.040 --> 33:21.416 Yeah, sweetheart? 33:23.001 --> 33:27.756 When we get out of here, take me someplace, OK? 33:29.549 --> 33:31.092 Sure. 33:31.218 --> 33:32.594 Where you want to go? 33:38.725 --> 33:40.185 Disneyland. 33:42.187 --> 33:43.605 Disneyland? 33:43.730 --> 33:45.941 Yeah. 33:46.066 --> 33:48.068 Yeah, we could steal a car. 33:48.193 --> 33:51.154 No, not just any car. 33:51.279 --> 33:53.406 A nice car. 33:53.532 --> 33:55.742 Just me, you, and the kid. 33:56.701 --> 34:01.540 I can't go to Disneyland, Craze. They won't let me in. 34:01.665 --> 34:03.375 Why not? 34:03.500 --> 34:08.045 I got into a fistfight with Goofy last time I was there. 34:08.171 --> 34:09.506 I'm banned for life. 34:09.631 --> 34:11.591 Oh... 34:11.716 --> 34:14.010 Just my luck, huh? 34:20.100 --> 34:21.184 Pope? 35:24.414 --> 35:26.207 Hal, listen to me. 35:26.333 --> 35:29.377 People died because of the information the mole gave Karen. 35:30.462 --> 35:33.423 The Vice President was murdered. Do you remember killing him? 35:33.548 --> 35:36.885 Do you remember telling Karen anything that would've gotten people killed? 35:38.678 --> 35:40.096 -Does it matter? -Yeah, it matters, 35:40.221 --> 35:42.849 because she made you do those things. 35:42.974 --> 35:46.645 Whatever it is you did, if anything, you're not responsible for. 35:48.897 --> 35:51.483 Tell that to the people who died. 36:00.325 --> 36:02.786 Listen to me. 36:02.911 --> 36:05.330 This is treason we're talking about, all right? 36:05.455 --> 36:06.665 Murder. 36:06.790 --> 36:10.293 Do you have any idea what's gonna happen to you if you turn yourself in? 36:10.418 --> 36:13.880 You have any idea how amped up people are about this? 36:14.005 --> 36:17.174 They'll hang everything on you, whether you did it or not. 36:17.300 --> 36:20.095 Not even your father's gonna be able to save you. 36:22.097 --> 36:25.725 You better be sure about this, Hal, before you say anything to anybody. 36:27.102 --> 36:28.311 I'm sure. 36:37.487 --> 36:39.906 I pushed the meeting with Adam Nye to tomorrow. 36:40.031 --> 36:42.784 Water, Power and the Housing Authority can wait till the end of the week. 36:42.909 --> 36:44.911 And I've set the follow-ups with the V.P. candidates 36:45.036 --> 36:47.205 -for first thing in the morning. -I've made my decision. 36:47.330 --> 36:48.873 -Who? -You. 36:48.998 --> 36:50.166 Me? 36:50.291 --> 36:51.751 Wh-- I-I don't know if I can... 36:51.876 --> 36:53.044 But it's not... I'm not... 36:53.169 --> 36:55.171 You'll be fine. 37:10.520 --> 37:11.938 [clears throat] 37:13.648 --> 37:16.693 President Clinton once said 37:16.818 --> 37:20.280 that there would always be a place in our collective memory 37:20.405 --> 37:22.365 for those who've willingly given their lives 37:22.490 --> 37:24.367 so that we could live ours. 37:30.290 --> 37:34.294 Two years ago on this day, our lives changed forever. 37:35.420 --> 37:37.005 Many of us lost our families,... 37:38.131 --> 37:41.593 our friends, our neighbors. 37:41.718 --> 37:43.178 But as I look... 37:51.519 --> 37:53.688 The truth is as I look around here this evening 37:53.813 --> 37:57.108 nothing much has really changed. 37:57.233 --> 38:01.529 We're still fighting, still losing loved ones, 38:01.654 --> 38:03.782 still living under fear, 38:03.907 --> 38:08.119 still searching for... hope. 38:08.244 --> 38:10.205 In fact, as I look around here this evening, 38:10.330 --> 38:12.081 it's really hard to look at what we've built 38:12.207 --> 38:14.667 and not compare it to what we've lost. 38:15.668 --> 38:17.545 I lost a friend today. 38:19.714 --> 38:23.885 And her sacrifice is an all-too-familiar reminder 38:24.010 --> 38:25.970 that every single day matters. 38:27.388 --> 38:29.307 Every single one of us matters. 38:31.559 --> 38:33.603 Every single one. 38:34.604 --> 38:37.273 Tonight we will inscribe on the leaves of this tree 38:37.398 --> 38:41.444 the names of your loved ones who have fought and fallen, 38:41.569 --> 38:44.113 those who have died and deserve our remembrance. 38:46.407 --> 38:49.285 And so, like my friend, they'll live here on the Liberty Tree forever. 38:52.580 --> 38:55.917 And though the branches will undoubtedly grow, 38:56.042 --> 38:59.003 because the cost of freedom is high, 38:59.128 --> 39:02.841 this memorial means that no matter how much time goes by, 39:02.966 --> 39:06.094 no matter how hard living gets, we will remember. 39:06.219 --> 39:09.138 We will remember that it's not about how long we live, 39:09.264 --> 39:12.892 but how we live and what we leave behind. 39:15.395 --> 39:19.899 And we will remember my friend, Lee Tedeschi,... 39:21.609 --> 39:25.321 and all the others and why they fought... 39:27.323 --> 39:29.868 and why we do. 39:36.791 --> 39:42.380 ♪ This is the song of one voice ♪ 39:44.591 --> 39:50.847 ♪ One spirit, one voice ♪ 39:50.972 --> 39:57.228 ♪ The sound of one who makes a choice ♪ 39:57.353 --> 40:03.735 ♪ This is the sound of one voice ♪ 40:03.860 --> 40:09.574 ♪ This is the sound of one voice ♪ 40:09.699 --> 40:14.370 ♪ This is the sound of voices three 40:16.331 --> 40:21.210 ♪ Singing together in harmony ♪ 40:22.295 --> 40:28.384 ♪ Surrendering to the mystery ♪ 40:28.509 --> 40:34.015 ♪ This is the sound of voices three ♪ 40:34.140 --> 40:39.103 ♪ This is the sound of voices three ♪ 40:40.146 --> 40:44.984 ♪ This is the sound of all of us ♪ 40:46.486 --> 40:51.324 ♪ Singing with love and the will to trust ♪ 40:52.533 --> 40:58.623 ♪ Leave the rest behind, it will turn to dust ♪ 40:58.748 --> 41:03.962 ♪ This is the sound of all of us ♪ 41:04.087 --> 41:07.548 ♪ This is the sound of all of... 41:07.674 --> 41:09.300 [screaming] 41:13.012 --> 41:14.847 -Lexi? -[man] Take cover! 41:14.973 --> 41:17.183 Everybody, come on! 41:17.308 --> 41:19.060 Man your defensive positions! 41:19.185 --> 41:21.312 Fire! 41:22.397 --> 41:25.066 Hey! Hey, let me fight! 41:25.191 --> 41:28.027 [explosions] 41:28.152 --> 41:29.529 [screaming] 41:33.074 --> 41:34.575 [man] Let's go! Let's go! ns!