WEBVTT 00:08.509 --> 00:09.844 You're back. 00:11.303 --> 00:14.348 I wanted to show you what you've done... 00:14.389 --> 00:16.517 And to thank you in person. 00:18.143 --> 00:19.520 You did this! 00:19.561 --> 00:20.896 Look at me! 00:20.938 --> 00:22.982 Lexi, look what you've done! 00:23.022 --> 00:24.358 (GASPS) 00:24.399 --> 00:26.527 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 00:49.842 --> 00:51.510 What's he doing, delivering a baby? 00:51.552 --> 00:53.261 Well, we learned how to start the car. 00:53.303 --> 00:55.556 Now we got to figure out how to drive the damn thing. 00:55.597 --> 00:57.349 (SIGHS) Ah, forget it. 00:57.391 --> 01:00.059 Been looking all over this damn ship for the steering mechanism. 01:00.101 --> 01:01.562 Can't even find the damn yoke. 01:01.603 --> 01:04.147 Perhaps there isn't one. 01:04.189 --> 01:07.150 We know that beamers are remote controlled by radio waves. 01:07.192 --> 01:08.443 They're drones. 01:08.485 --> 01:10.445 We must somehow override the remote control 01:10.487 --> 01:12.656 and take local dominion of the navigation system. 01:12.698 --> 01:15.367 How do we do that if there's no yoke, no steering wheel? 01:15.409 --> 01:18.203 Come, allow me to show you something. 01:20.372 --> 01:23.375 Hey, don't touch anything, it's dangerous. 01:23.417 --> 01:25.044 You guys are touching stuff. 01:25.084 --> 01:26.879 Well, we're trying to figure out how to fly it. 01:26.921 --> 01:29.006 So am I. 01:30.883 --> 01:33.134 When did you enter your teenage rebellion phase? 01:33.176 --> 01:35.345 When I became a teenager. 01:35.387 --> 01:37.347 This ship stung the crap out of my arm, and it hurt. 01:37.389 --> 01:39.307 I'm just trying to give you a little bit of advice. 01:39.349 --> 01:40.976 (SCOFFS) I don't need advice. 01:41.018 --> 01:43.520 Okay. Good talk. 01:51.695 --> 01:54.155 -What am I looking at? -Find the moon. 01:54.197 --> 01:56.992 Look five degrees below it. 01:59.536 --> 02:01.204 WEAVER: A whole line of beamers. 02:01.246 --> 02:04.165 They are following the homing beacon to the Espheni base. 02:05.960 --> 02:07.920 Perhaps I can use the sub communicator 02:07.962 --> 02:10.130 to mimic the Espheni homing beacon 02:10.171 --> 02:12.007 and trick the ship into flying to the moon on its own. 02:12.049 --> 02:13.383 You think you can hack into the drone 02:13.425 --> 02:14.969 and just go along for the ride? 02:15.010 --> 02:17.054 We don't even need to find the steering wheel. 02:17.096 --> 02:18.889 -Precisely. -You think you can hack into it? 02:18.931 --> 02:20.515 The Volm have infiltrated 02:20.557 --> 02:23.685 and taken control of automated Espheni ships before. 02:23.727 --> 02:26.021 I will give it one chance in three. 02:26.063 --> 02:27.648 All right. 02:50.253 --> 02:52.589 (WHIRRING) 03:16.237 --> 03:19.074 -Where's Matt? -He must've gone back in. 03:19.116 --> 03:20.450 TOM: If he's still alive, I'm gonna kill him. 03:20.492 --> 03:22.161 WEAVER: Hey, he's 13 years old. 03:22.201 --> 03:24.038 Remember, we would've done the same thing. 03:24.079 --> 03:25.497 Go easy on him. 03:26.915 --> 03:29.918 Hey! I thought I told you not to touch anything! 03:29.960 --> 03:31.419 Why do you have to always be so mad? 03:31.461 --> 03:32.921 Look, I figured something out. 03:32.963 --> 03:34.673 What is this, Matt? What'd you do? 03:34.715 --> 03:35.716 Pushed one of the lights under the stairs 03:35.757 --> 03:37.258 and the hatch popped open. 03:37.300 --> 03:39.928 Which tendrils did you touch to make the ship move? 03:39.970 --> 03:41.096 Look. 03:41.138 --> 03:42.890 This one and that one. 03:42.931 --> 03:44.349 You pull this, and the wings move? 03:44.391 --> 03:45.266 Yeah. 03:45.308 --> 03:47.519 (CHUCKLES) Pitch. 03:47.561 --> 03:49.771 Yaw must be nearby. The two controls are integrated. 03:49.813 --> 03:51.606 See how the tendrils come together at the trunk here. 03:51.648 --> 03:53.942 See, dad? Now we know how to control pitch. 03:53.984 --> 03:56.444 (BEEPING) Sometimes the Espheni 03:56.486 --> 03:58.780 try to hide their communication channels 03:58.822 --> 04:00.657 in the terrestrial spectrum. WEAVER: right. 04:00.699 --> 04:02.534 (MAN SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY OVER RADIO) 04:02.576 --> 04:04.119 Wait... What was that? 04:04.161 --> 04:06.080 Everybody hear that? 04:06.121 --> 04:08.582 (MAN CONTINUES SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY) 04:10.709 --> 04:12.878 Did you guys hear that? Go back. 04:12.920 --> 04:15.214 (MAN SPEAKING SPANISH ON RADIO) Is that Spanish? 04:15.255 --> 04:16.631 ANTHONY: Hablo español. 04:16.673 --> 04:18.133 Anthony, what's he saying? 04:19.676 --> 04:23.388 (MAN CONTINUES SPEAKING SPANISH ON RADIO) 04:26.307 --> 04:30.270 MONK: What is the most pervasive force in the universe? 04:30.311 --> 04:34.524 Gravity... The attraction of a body to another body. 04:34.566 --> 04:38.653 It's what makes the planets go around the suns. 04:41.364 --> 04:43.700 It's what makes the stars. 04:43.742 --> 04:46.453 MONK: And you have been born with the unique ability 04:46.494 --> 04:48.247 to use gravity and other natural forces, 04:48.288 --> 04:50.082 to control them. 04:50.124 --> 04:53.919 As you develop your power, you will do amazing things. 04:53.961 --> 04:55.963 Do you see those trees in the distance? 04:56.004 --> 04:58.882 -The tall one. -The big, live oak. 04:58.924 --> 05:00.926 I want you to break the chains of gravity 05:00.968 --> 05:02.677 that hold it together. 05:02.719 --> 05:05.264 -I don't want to destroy it. -You aren't destroying it. 05:05.305 --> 05:08.976 You are setting it free, sending it back to the stars. 05:09.017 --> 05:11.895 You are the bringer of peace. 05:11.937 --> 05:14.148 Can you feel every atom of the tree 05:14.189 --> 05:16.024 pulling on every other atom, 05:16.066 --> 05:18.693 and all the other atoms in the world 05:18.735 --> 05:20.237 pulling on those atoms? 05:20.279 --> 05:23.698 That is the eternal tug-of-war of the universe. 05:23.740 --> 05:25.200 I want you to take 05:25.242 --> 05:28.287 all that relentless static background power 05:28.328 --> 05:30.580 and reverse it. 05:30.622 --> 05:34.001 Turn the pull into a push. 05:37.087 --> 05:41.508 Use the light in your mind. 05:41.549 --> 05:43.718 (CREAKING) 06:04.823 --> 06:08.618 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 06:08.660 --> 06:10.245 Singularly gifted. 06:10.287 --> 06:11.872 I can't breathe. 06:11.913 --> 06:13.414 MONK: Rest. 06:13.456 --> 06:17.169 Your strength will come back, stronger next time. 06:17.211 --> 06:19.796 (PANTING) 06:26.469 --> 06:28.305 How strong can I get? 06:28.347 --> 06:30.724 It depends on how disciplined you are in your training. 06:30.765 --> 06:33.768 Your potential is unlimited. 06:33.810 --> 06:35.896 Could I make a star? 06:35.937 --> 06:40.317 Your perfected power will be... Divine. 06:47.324 --> 06:49.951 We received a radio transmission from inside the beamer. 06:49.993 --> 06:53.955 Yeah, it was a loop, the same message over and over. 06:53.997 --> 06:57.292 'The ghettos are being emptied. 06:57.334 --> 07:00.128 'Almost no one is left in Andalusia. 07:00.170 --> 07:02.714 'It is the same in Italy and Morocco. 07:02.756 --> 07:06.134 'Virtually everyone has been taken for processing. 07:06.176 --> 07:10.138 'The enemy has a new weapon to capture human fugitives. 07:10.180 --> 07:13.350 'I've seen it. It's horrific, 07:13.392 --> 07:15.852 'beyond anything we have encountered before. 07:15.894 --> 07:19.356 'believe me when I say there is no defence. 07:19.398 --> 07:22.276 'anyone hearing this should realize 07:22.317 --> 07:26.196 'you are one of the last remaining pockets of humanity. 07:26.238 --> 07:28.115 'Do not attempt to fight back. 07:28.156 --> 07:30.242 'Go to ground... 07:30.284 --> 07:32.119 'Retreat... 07:32.160 --> 07:33.578 'Hide... 07:33.620 --> 07:35.580 'Survive... 07:35.622 --> 07:37.707 'Or this is the end.' 07:43.297 --> 07:46.925 How do we know this is real, not just another Espheni trick? 07:46.967 --> 07:48.760 We don't, but it was broadcast on a frequency 07:48.802 --> 07:49.844 that we think was ours. 07:49.886 --> 07:51.346 What frequency is that? 07:51.388 --> 07:54.808 WEAVER: 1776 megahertz, as in American independence. 07:54.849 --> 07:57.436 Somebody's looking out for us, hoping we'd get the code. 07:57.477 --> 07:59.104 HAL: So, what are we gonna do? 07:59.146 --> 08:01.689 Those voices said we need to retreat, hide, survive. 08:01.731 --> 08:03.150 We're kind of running out of places to do that. 08:03.191 --> 08:04.651 We just gonna leave here? 08:04.692 --> 08:06.486 Yeah, we're gonna go liberate another ghetto, 08:06.527 --> 08:07.528 get some people out of there before... 08:07.570 --> 08:08.780 BEN: before what? 08:08.822 --> 08:11.032 The Espheni solution is happening. 08:11.074 --> 08:12.367 I've seen it for myself. 08:12.409 --> 08:14.411 Well, it sounds like yet another 08:14.453 --> 08:16.621 'hold down the fort' detail to me, 08:16.663 --> 08:18.706 and I, for one, have no intention 08:18.748 --> 08:22.210 of playing the sitting-duck card again. 08:22.252 --> 08:23.920 POPE: Maggie's right, all right? 08:23.962 --> 08:26.131 What's wrong with rounding up some new recruits, huh? 08:26.173 --> 08:28.842 We replenish the army, we get out there, and we frag 08:28.883 --> 08:30.302 those cockroaches, huh? (CROWD MURMURING) 08:30.344 --> 08:32.220 'Cause if that broadcast is telling the truth 08:32.262 --> 08:34.222 and this mutation process is that far along, 08:34.264 --> 08:36.515 we need to do something even more aggressive than that. 08:36.557 --> 08:38.059 Sorry, I forgot your master plan... 08:38.101 --> 08:39.936 Hijack the, uh, Millennium Falcon out there 08:39.978 --> 08:41.146 and fly it to the moon. 08:41.188 --> 08:43.357 Pope, shut up. 08:43.398 --> 08:46.818 Haven't heard a better plan yet. Not out of you, anyway. 08:46.860 --> 08:49.446 We can't win a war of attrition, We don't have the numbers. 08:49.488 --> 08:52.073 (CROWD MURMURING) What we are about to embark on 08:52.115 --> 08:54.201 may not be the most rational plan, but I do believe 08:54.242 --> 08:56.703 that it is the plan with the best chance of success. 08:56.744 --> 08:59.789 If we've run out of time, maybe this is too desperate. 08:59.831 --> 09:02.167 Maybe we should just hide. 09:02.209 --> 09:04.752 (CROWD MURMURING) 09:04.794 --> 09:06.796 Okay, I'm just gonna speak for myself. I'm not gonna hide. 09:06.838 --> 09:09.883 I am sick of scrounging around and just surviving. 09:09.924 --> 09:12.219 (CROWD MURMURING) 09:12.260 --> 09:14.012 I'm sure we could find a cave, and we could eke out 09:14.054 --> 09:15.472 another week or another month, another year, 09:15.514 --> 09:17.807 but that... I want to win the war. 09:17.849 --> 09:21.686 And if there's a way, if there is any way 09:21.728 --> 09:24.731 that we can cripple the Espheni power core, 09:24.772 --> 09:26.316 we can bring down their war defences, 09:26.358 --> 09:28.485 then that's what I'm gonna do. 09:33.532 --> 09:36.284 Tom's right, this is no way to live. 09:39.079 --> 09:42.582 And exactly who do you propose would be foolish enough 09:42.623 --> 09:46.711 to pilot that flying saucer to the moon? 09:46.753 --> 09:49.506 Me. 09:49.548 --> 09:51.758 (CROWD MURMURING) 09:53.927 --> 09:56.054 I just think you're being rash. 09:56.096 --> 09:58.265 You're treating this situation by rote, if it's just another... 09:58.306 --> 10:00.016 There's nothing rote about it. 10:00.058 --> 10:02.018 I'm the one driving the plan. I have to walk the walk. 10:02.060 --> 10:03.186 And I'm glad you are. 10:03.228 --> 10:04.979 -Everyone is. -But? 10:05.021 --> 10:07.232 But you can't make another unilateral decision 10:07.274 --> 10:08.483 just because it's the shortest distance between two points. 10:08.525 --> 10:10.444 There are no good options here. 10:10.485 --> 10:12.237 I mean, I see that, and I know that you're worried. 10:12.279 --> 10:14.030 It's more than that I'm just worried. 10:14.072 --> 10:15.823 I mean, you are flying on an alien spaceship 10:15.865 --> 10:16.908 to the moon, Tom. 10:16.950 --> 10:18.452 And just think about it. 10:18.493 --> 10:20.495 Once you destroy the power core, 10:20.537 --> 10:22.789 doesn't that kill everything Espheni powered? 10:22.830 --> 10:25.625 How the hell are you planning on getting back, exactly? 10:25.666 --> 10:27.335 Cochise has done his homework. 10:27.377 --> 10:30.255 He says there should be enough stored power in the beamer 10:30.297 --> 10:32.924 to fly it home, in a, like, a battery or something. 10:32.966 --> 10:35.009 Oh. Well, that's... That's reassuring. 10:35.051 --> 10:37.137 Okay, well, once the Espheni here on earth 10:37.178 --> 10:39.055 realize that they've been hit hard, 10:39.097 --> 10:41.308 you think they're not gonna retaliate? 10:41.349 --> 10:43.059 And don't you think we need you here alive when they do? 10:43.101 --> 10:44.644 TOM: It's a two-man job. 10:44.685 --> 10:46.646 Cochise pilots and I have to deploy the bombs. 10:46.687 --> 10:48.815 Hey, but I can't ask somebody else to do this. 10:48.856 --> 10:49.983 And I need to lead by example. 10:50.024 --> 10:51.651 I want you to lead, 10:51.692 --> 10:53.278 but with the consent of those you're leading. 10:53.320 --> 10:55.196 Tom, you've got to think it through 10:55.238 --> 10:58.450 and allow the people around you to think it through with you. 10:58.492 --> 11:00.785 That is the only way we pull this off... 11:00.827 --> 11:03.330 If we decide things together. 11:03.371 --> 11:05.206 (SIGHS) 11:08.001 --> 11:10.086 I hear what you're saying, I really do, 11:10.128 --> 11:12.755 and I know you're not just talking about the group. 11:12.797 --> 11:14.382 (SIGHS) 11:14.424 --> 11:16.426 We are... (SIGHS) 11:16.468 --> 11:17.760 We are partners now. 11:17.802 --> 11:19.678 -Yeah. -You got me? 11:19.720 --> 11:22.765 Yeah, I got you. I do. 11:22.807 --> 11:24.184 Okay. 11:26.102 --> 11:27.728 (STAMMERING) Uh, excuse me. 11:27.770 --> 11:28.771 It's okay. What's up? 11:28.813 --> 11:30.773 We need you at the beamer. 11:33.443 --> 11:34.819 Thank you. 11:37.656 --> 11:39.782 DINGAAN: We were working, and all of a sudden, 11:39.824 --> 11:41.535 these tendrils lurched out of the beamer console 11:41.576 --> 11:43.411 and seized the Volm communicator. 11:43.453 --> 11:44.954 ANTHONY: And fried it. 11:44.996 --> 11:46.581 It is because we integrated the Volm technology 11:46.623 --> 11:49.292 in order to access the ship's navigation system. 11:49.334 --> 11:52.546 Apparently, this beamer is armed with a defence mechanism 11:52.587 --> 11:54.713 which recognized the Volm override. 11:54.755 --> 11:56.841 Once this ship is fully activated, 11:56.883 --> 11:59.636 I worry it will recognize any Volm presence 11:59.678 --> 12:01.179 and will reject me. 12:01.221 --> 12:03.557 You're saying you can't go on the mission? 12:03.598 --> 12:04.723 I could, but... 12:04.765 --> 12:07.101 It would jeopardize our objective. 12:07.143 --> 12:09.854 So, the only one of us who has any understanding 12:09.896 --> 12:12.106 of how this thing works is grounded. 12:12.148 --> 12:15.652 (SIGHS) So much for hitching a ride. 12:18.071 --> 12:21.991 There is... One possibility. 12:22.033 --> 12:25.078 If we can manage to fly this beamer manually 12:25.119 --> 12:27.288 above the interference of earth's atmosphere, 12:27.330 --> 12:29.541 there is a chance it will automatically lock onto 12:29.583 --> 12:32.001 the homing beacon to the Espheni power core. 12:32.043 --> 12:33.587 And then fly itself to the moon? 12:33.628 --> 12:35.088 Yes. 12:35.129 --> 12:37.756 So it's not a magic carpet, it's an airplane? 12:37.798 --> 12:39.384 Mm-hmm. 12:39.426 --> 12:40.719 Airplanes have four basic controls... 12:40.759 --> 12:42.387 Thrust, pitch, yaw, roll. 12:42.429 --> 12:45.724 And we already know pitch and yaw, thanks to your son. 12:47.141 --> 12:48.351 And we know where the main control panel is, 12:48.393 --> 12:49.936 thanks to your son. 12:51.438 --> 12:54.691 So, then, all we need to isolate is thrust and roll... 12:54.733 --> 12:56.234 The old-fashioned way. 12:58.986 --> 13:01.364 TOM: Pull! 13:01.406 --> 13:03.283 DINGAAN: Nothing. 13:05.660 --> 13:08.079 -Pull! -Nothing. 13:09.581 --> 13:10.789 Pull! 13:10.831 --> 13:12.791 (BEAMER POWERS UP) 13:12.833 --> 13:14.335 COCHISE: Stop! Stop! Stop! 13:14.377 --> 13:17.338 Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! 13:17.380 --> 13:20.133 Cochise nearly got sucked through the intake. 13:20.174 --> 13:22.302 Thrust. 13:23.303 --> 13:24.803 Pull. 13:30.685 --> 13:33.146 (SNIFFS) How's the bomb coming? 13:36.983 --> 13:39.527 I said, um, how's the bomb coming? 13:39.569 --> 13:42.697 Well, if we can't figure out a way to control this accelerant, 13:42.739 --> 13:45.241 it's gonna be hard to time the explosion. 13:47.702 --> 13:49.912 Look, um... 13:49.954 --> 13:53.040 I know I crossed the line. 13:53.082 --> 13:54.542 And what line is that? 13:54.584 --> 13:56.002 The line you don't cross 13:56.043 --> 13:59.589 when you're hitting on your brother's girlfriend? 13:59.631 --> 14:02.467 You have to understand, it... We couldn't help it. 14:02.509 --> 14:04.678 Something's going on with the spikes. 14:04.719 --> 14:08.348 (LAUGHS) Spikes. Right. 14:08.389 --> 14:10.099 How do you know you don't just like her? 14:10.141 --> 14:13.102 I wouldn't have done anything with Maggie if it wasn't... 14:13.144 --> 14:14.312 You're my brother, Hal. 14:14.354 --> 14:16.105 I'd never do anything to hurt you. 14:18.650 --> 14:21.444 That's easy to say, isn't it? 14:32.789 --> 14:34.123 DINGAAN: We haven't isolated 14:34.165 --> 14:35.792 the roll mechanism just yet, but we will. 14:35.834 --> 14:37.084 There are so many options. 14:37.126 --> 14:38.837 When can we take it for a test drive? 14:38.877 --> 14:41.130 I doubt we'll be able to take it for a test drive before... 14:41.172 --> 14:43.550 Well, remember, we don't have to land on a navy carrier. 14:43.591 --> 14:45.926 I mean, all we have to do is fly up. 14:45.968 --> 14:47.345 The sky is literally the target. 14:47.387 --> 14:49.389 According to Cochise's diagnostics, 14:49.430 --> 14:51.057 once in space, 14:51.098 --> 14:53.393 the beamer will lock onto the Espheni homing beacon 14:53.434 --> 14:55.269 and fly to the moon base on its own. 14:55.311 --> 14:56.896 TOM: We still need to train with it. 14:56.937 --> 14:58.356 I mean, it's gonna take two people to drop the bomb. 14:58.398 --> 14:59.649 -I can pilot it. -Whoa, whoa. 14:59.691 --> 15:01.484 Has that been decided yet, partner? 15:01.526 --> 15:03.653 Of course it has. He's a glory hog. 15:03.695 --> 15:06.531 Well, hold on. I realize it's not about that. 15:06.573 --> 15:07.948 But, Tom... 15:07.990 --> 15:10.702 This task is unique, to say the least. 15:10.744 --> 15:14.330 It's not just another rescue mission or weapons grab. 15:14.372 --> 15:16.290 This is for all the marbles. 15:16.332 --> 15:17.625 Shouldn't there be... 15:17.667 --> 15:20.294 A fair process to determine how it works? 15:20.336 --> 15:22.046 MAN: sounds good. 15:22.088 --> 15:23.964 I agree. 15:24.006 --> 15:26.467 We should draw straws, to be fair. 15:26.509 --> 15:27.594 MAN: Good idea. 15:27.635 --> 15:29.136 POPE: Out of the mouths of babes. 15:29.178 --> 15:31.723 Sounds like a good idea to me. (CROWD AGREEING) 15:31.765 --> 15:33.808 Draw straws? Are you joking? 15:33.850 --> 15:35.226 This isn't a game. 15:35.268 --> 15:37.019 We should pick the right person for the job. 15:37.061 --> 15:39.731 Exactly who said that you were the best person for the job? 15:41.357 --> 15:44.694 I have 13 registered hours as a pilot. Do you? 15:44.736 --> 15:46.362 MAN 1: I like it. MAN 2: sounds pretty good. 15:46.404 --> 15:47.614 -I want to take a shot. -You got something... 15:47.655 --> 15:49.490 -Hey... -I want to do it. 15:49.532 --> 15:51.158 I don't think any of this should be left to chance. 15:51.200 --> 15:53.244 Then you can vote against the draw. 15:53.286 --> 15:55.663 Who's for it? 16:06.382 --> 16:08.008 Okay, we'll draw straws. 16:08.050 --> 16:09.886 It's a very dangerous mission. 16:09.928 --> 16:12.597 Nobody should be forced to go. Draw should be voluntary. 16:12.639 --> 16:15.182 I tell you what... Think very carefully 16:15.224 --> 16:17.184 whether or not you want to volunteer. 16:17.226 --> 16:19.938 If you do... (SIGHS) 16:19.978 --> 16:21.898 Come back later. 16:21.940 --> 16:24.191 We'll get pen, paper. 16:24.233 --> 16:26.736 Write your names out, put them in here, come back tonight. 16:26.778 --> 16:30.448 We'll pull out the names, find out who got lucky. 16:45.129 --> 16:47.006 (RATCHET CLICKS) 16:47.047 --> 16:49.049 ANNE: I'm proud of you. -For what? 16:49.091 --> 16:52.094 For going with the draw. It was very democratic of you. 16:52.136 --> 16:54.681 I also think it got everyone more invested. 16:54.722 --> 16:56.557 I already put my name in. 16:58.476 --> 17:00.353 (SIGHS) 17:00.394 --> 17:02.438 I think it's a horrible idea. 17:02.480 --> 17:04.106 I think we should go with the person 17:04.148 --> 17:05.817 who's got the most chance of success... 17:05.859 --> 17:08.528 -Meaning you. -Not just pick people at random. 17:08.569 --> 17:10.446 By the way, what happens if Hal or Ben gets picked? 17:10.488 --> 17:13.031 I would hate that, but we can't make exceptions 17:13.073 --> 17:14.951 just because... -Because they're my children? 17:14.993 --> 17:17.036 Aren't we all a family now? 17:21.040 --> 17:22.792 (CLEARS THROAT) Yeah, I'm sorry I said that. 17:22.834 --> 17:24.961 (SIGHS) Look, you're gonna accept the results, right? 17:25.003 --> 17:27.296 You're not gonna pull rank if you don't like who gets decided? 17:27.338 --> 17:29.507 I honestly don't know how I would react 17:29.549 --> 17:30.675 if one of the boys gets picked. 17:30.717 --> 17:32.426 I'm on your side. 17:32.468 --> 17:34.387 You're not the only one who can save the world, Tom. 17:34.428 --> 17:36.347 I want to put my name in the draw. 17:36.389 --> 17:39.392 No... You're 13. 17:39.433 --> 17:40.768 You said Joan of Arc was a teenager 17:40.810 --> 17:42.144 when she wanted to fight for her country. 17:42.186 --> 17:43.187 Don't get smart with me right now, please. 17:43.229 --> 17:44.438 The draw was my idea! 17:44.480 --> 17:45.606 Yeah, I know, but you have to be 15 17:45.648 --> 17:46.983 to pilot an alien spaceship, 17:47.025 --> 17:48.234 and you don't have your learner's permit yet. 17:48.275 --> 17:50.820 -God! -End of discussion. 17:55.157 --> 17:59.037 Worried about that kid. (CHUCKLES) 18:13.718 --> 18:16.470 MONK: You wanted to discuss the hybrid, brother. 18:16.512 --> 18:19.682 I'm worried you won't be able to control her for much longer. 18:19.724 --> 18:22.393 MONK: Don't be. She's completely committed to our cause. 18:22.435 --> 18:25.479 (ECHOES) She's completely committed to our cause. 18:40.202 --> 18:42.371 She's more human than Espheni. 18:42.413 --> 18:45.792 She sees humanity as inferior, as she has been taught. 18:45.833 --> 18:48.294 You saw what she did to the forest. 18:48.335 --> 18:50.713 That's the reason I summoned you. 18:50.755 --> 18:52.799 She's progressing much more quickly 18:52.840 --> 18:54.383 than I could've imagined. 18:54.425 --> 18:56.803 She could single-handedly win us the war. 18:56.844 --> 18:58.888 Or lose it if she rebels. 18:58.930 --> 19:01.099 She's not going to rebel. 19:01.139 --> 19:02.850 And even if she did, 19:02.892 --> 19:05.185 I have a special means to control her. 19:05.227 --> 19:08.898 Trust me... She has no idea of our purpose for her. 19:08.940 --> 19:11.901 She thinks her power is being developed for peace. 19:11.943 --> 19:14.194 I don't care. End it. 19:14.236 --> 19:17.281 I want you to eliminate the risk she represents. 19:17.323 --> 19:19.158 You want me to kill her? 19:21.786 --> 19:23.955 That's the safest course of action. 19:23.997 --> 19:26.582 Now do as I say. End her. 19:27.959 --> 19:30.086 Yes, brother. 19:34.423 --> 19:35.925 (ELECTRICITY CRACKLING) 19:35.967 --> 19:38.511 (PEOPLE SCREAMING) 19:57.738 --> 20:01.241 I saw you put your name in the draw when I put mine in. 20:01.283 --> 20:03.703 It's the right thing to do. 20:03.744 --> 20:05.121 What do you mean? 20:06.288 --> 20:07.999 Just that. 20:08.041 --> 20:10.751 I try to do the right thing... 20:10.793 --> 20:13.462 For my family... 20:13.504 --> 20:15.006 The people I care about. 20:16.132 --> 20:17.550 So do I. 20:18.926 --> 20:20.553 I saw you with Ben. 20:21.804 --> 20:24.390 I'm so sorry, Hal. 20:24.431 --> 20:25.975 It's... 20:26.017 --> 20:30.479 Ben and I have this connection because of the spikes. 20:30.521 --> 20:34.192 It's more physical than anything else. I... 20:34.233 --> 20:36.194 I don't know how to explain it. 20:36.235 --> 20:39.238 You know, I've already heard this story, and, um... 20:39.279 --> 20:40.990 you know what? I get it. 20:41.032 --> 20:43.242 You know, maybe the two of you are meant for each other. 20:43.283 --> 20:45.536 No. That's not what I'm saying. 20:45.578 --> 20:47.830 When Ben and I are near each other, 20:47.872 --> 20:50.958 it's like the spikes are attracted to each other. 20:51.000 --> 20:53.127 It's totally out of our control. 20:53.169 --> 20:54.587 You know, it's just so convenient 20:54.628 --> 20:56.214 that you both have these spikes 20:56.254 --> 20:58.507 that you can blame for your lack of self-control. 20:58.549 --> 21:00.843 I got news for you. 21:00.885 --> 21:03.846 Everybody's got their version of spikes. 21:03.888 --> 21:05.223 'Heart wants what it wants.' 21:05.264 --> 21:07.975 I don't want to be with Ben. 21:08.017 --> 21:09.351 That's what I'm saying. 21:13.355 --> 21:17.275 You know, the truth is... 21:17.317 --> 21:20.404 You just really hurt me. 21:42.342 --> 21:45.054 WEAVER: What are you doing? 21:45.096 --> 21:46.973 (CHUCKLES) I should've known you... 21:47.014 --> 21:48.933 You'd try to get out of it. 21:48.975 --> 21:53.479 Put your name in and sneak back and take it out, see? 21:53.520 --> 21:56.816 There's a word for people like you. 21:56.857 --> 21:58.859 Yeah, what's that? Coward? 21:58.901 --> 22:02.738 Please. I'm the one saying we should get off our ass, 22:02.780 --> 22:04.073 round up some men and some weapons, 22:04.115 --> 22:05.699 and frag these cockroaches. 22:05.741 --> 22:08.244 Yeah, why don't you quit complaining and go do that? 22:08.286 --> 22:11.455 I would. But I can't, not alone. 22:11.497 --> 22:13.499 Mason's got everybody so brainwashed... 22:13.540 --> 22:15.126 (CHUCKLING) Is that what it is? 22:15.168 --> 22:17.211 You never run out of excuses, do you, Pope? 22:17.253 --> 22:19.005 POPE: Why, because I don't see the point 22:19.046 --> 22:22.758 in wasting nothing but time on a wing and a prayer? 22:22.800 --> 22:25.178 You know, even if they get that beamer running, 22:25.219 --> 22:28.097 it's gonna crash. 22:28.139 --> 22:30.683 Meanwhile, the rest of us... See, we're all sitting 22:30.724 --> 22:34.770 in one place with a giant target on our heads! 22:36.105 --> 22:37.481 You watch. 22:38.482 --> 22:40.234 This little 'adventure,' 22:40.276 --> 22:42.153 it's gonna end like they all end... 22:42.195 --> 22:45.281 With a smudge on a windshield. 22:45.323 --> 22:49.076 We're all just a bunch of lab rats, Cap, just waiting 22:49.118 --> 22:51.787 for whatever delightful little Skitter experiment 22:51.829 --> 22:55.833 they're brewing up next. 22:55.875 --> 22:57.835 Then again, you'd probably know all about that, now, 22:57.877 --> 23:00.171 wouldn't you? 23:00.213 --> 23:01.964 (GRUNTS) 23:02.965 --> 23:04.258 Aah! 23:04.300 --> 23:05.676 (BOTH GRUNTING) 23:21.650 --> 23:23.903 I didn't take my name out of the skull! 23:25.321 --> 23:28.241 I didn't take my name out of the skull. 23:28.282 --> 23:30.784 I just saw you do it! 23:30.826 --> 23:33.411 It wasn't my name, it was yours... 23:33.453 --> 23:34.872 Yours and Mason's. 23:34.914 --> 23:37.166 What? 23:37.208 --> 23:39.377 What are you talking about? 23:39.417 --> 23:41.461 Give me that. 23:41.503 --> 23:45.383 POPE: I need to be on that ship. 23:45.423 --> 23:47.676 All right? I need to be chosen. 23:49.053 --> 23:51.222 Look... 23:51.264 --> 23:54.474 These people, they... 23:54.516 --> 23:56.769 They need you... 23:56.810 --> 24:00.189 You and Mason, nobody needs me. 24:00.231 --> 24:01.941 I could disappear tomorrow, 24:01.982 --> 24:04.068 I really doubt that anybody's gonna notice, all right? 24:04.110 --> 24:05.485 I got to be on that ship. 24:05.527 --> 24:08.488 That beamer's on a one-way ticket, all right? 24:08.530 --> 24:11.575 It ain't coming back, and we both know that. 24:11.617 --> 24:13.994 Let me be... 24:14.036 --> 24:16.372 Let me be the hero, Dan. 24:16.414 --> 24:19.375 Huh? Let me be the martyr. 24:19.417 --> 24:21.210 Right? 24:21.252 --> 24:24.213 The mission's just... Just a hail-Mary for the planet, man. 24:24.255 --> 24:25.714 Let me do... 24:25.756 --> 24:28.675 Something, something... 24:28.717 --> 24:30.844 Something worth remembering. 24:30.886 --> 24:32.805 So you're saying that, for you, 24:32.846 --> 24:36.100 this is just another way out. 24:38.518 --> 24:40.604 So what if it is? 24:40.646 --> 24:42.564 Are you serious, Pope? 24:42.606 --> 24:45.109 I'm done, I'm done fighting, I'm done running. 24:45.151 --> 24:47.861 I'm done with the whole program. 24:47.903 --> 24:51.489 Mason's right... About one thing. 24:51.531 --> 24:53.159 This is... 24:53.200 --> 24:55.828 This is no way to live, this life is not worth living. 24:55.869 --> 24:59.081 And what do I got? 24:59.123 --> 25:00.416 I got no family. 25:00.458 --> 25:01.959 I got... 25:02.001 --> 25:04.462 I got no kids, no wife. 25:04.502 --> 25:06.380 I got nothing, man. 25:07.881 --> 25:09.967 She might come back. 25:18.351 --> 25:19.810 Come on. 25:19.852 --> 25:22.021 I'm sorry. 25:22.062 --> 25:24.064 -(GRUNTS) -I... I stand corrected. 25:24.106 --> 25:25.441 I thought... 25:25.483 --> 25:27.776 I know what you thought. 25:38.412 --> 25:40.164 (CROWD MURMURING) 25:40.206 --> 25:41.748 (CLEARS THROAT) 25:45.336 --> 25:47.296 WEAVER: Well, here we are. 25:47.338 --> 25:49.089 -Mind if I do the honours? -Go ahead. 25:51.425 --> 25:52.926 TOM: Lot of names in here. 25:52.968 --> 25:55.471 Boy, did anybody not put their name in? 25:57.390 --> 25:59.058 That says a lot. 25:59.099 --> 26:01.310 Thank you. 26:04.188 --> 26:06.940 Okay. (SIGHS) 26:06.982 --> 26:08.442 The winner is... 26:19.995 --> 26:21.330 Ben. 26:21.372 --> 26:22.789 MAN: Way to go, kid. (LIGHT APPLAUSE) 26:22.831 --> 26:25.209 -I got your back, kid. -Way to go, Ben. 26:40.474 --> 26:42.768 Well, that's one. (SIGHS) 26:42.809 --> 26:44.061 Who's the other? 26:44.103 --> 26:45.396 (SIGHS) 26:54.863 --> 26:57.032 (GRUNTS) 27:02.413 --> 27:03.621 It's me. 27:03.663 --> 27:05.040 (CROWD MURMURS) 27:05.082 --> 27:07.793 (LIGHT APPLAUSE) 27:07.834 --> 27:09.711 POPE: May I? 27:13.048 --> 27:15.008 BEN: Looks like it's you and me. We got this. 27:15.050 --> 27:17.261 Yeah, we got this. 27:22.057 --> 27:24.642 Well, after all of that... 27:24.684 --> 27:26.270 He gets picked anyway. 27:26.312 --> 27:28.147 Now, that is classic. 27:28.188 --> 27:31.400 Two from one family. 27:31.442 --> 27:34.153 That's the way the cookie crumbles. (SIGHS) 27:50.169 --> 27:53.380 I got a lot to do before I go, so... 27:53.422 --> 27:55.048 Tom... 27:55.090 --> 27:57.092 Will you sit down? 27:57.134 --> 27:58.594 Please? 28:03.807 --> 28:06.018 Did you or didn't you? 28:06.059 --> 28:08.145 Did I or didn't I what? 28:08.187 --> 28:09.896 Fix the draw? 28:13.691 --> 28:15.528 This might be the last time we're together. 28:15.569 --> 28:17.613 Is this really how you want to leave us? 28:19.365 --> 28:20.991 Did you palm it? 28:21.033 --> 28:24.203 Yeah... I fixed it. 28:27.540 --> 28:29.458 You know history. 28:29.500 --> 28:31.293 This is exactly the kind of hubris 28:31.335 --> 28:32.710 that comes before the fall. 28:32.752 --> 28:34.296 If people found out, 28:34.338 --> 28:37.799 it would destroy their trust in your leadership. 28:37.841 --> 28:42.221 It would jeopardize everything we've been fighting for. 28:42.262 --> 28:44.931 Are you really willing to risk all of that? 28:44.973 --> 28:47.434 I'm not willing to let Ben go without me. 28:50.145 --> 28:52.523 But even more than that, I just have this feeling 28:52.565 --> 28:54.816 like I'm supposed to go on this mission. 28:58.404 --> 29:00.531 I can't even think of any other way to describe it 29:00.573 --> 29:03.992 except I just have this sense. 29:04.034 --> 29:06.078 This is what I'm supposed to do. 29:09.540 --> 29:11.667 It's like your belief in Lexi. 29:18.215 --> 29:19.550 (SIGHS) 29:26.181 --> 29:28.934 Are you ready to train? 29:28.975 --> 29:31.520 Yes, father. 29:31.562 --> 29:33.355 Close your eyes. 29:33.397 --> 29:34.565 Relax. 29:34.607 --> 29:36.900 -Use the... -The light in my mind. 29:36.942 --> 29:40.028 Yes, that's right. 29:53.542 --> 29:55.210 (GROANS) 29:59.339 --> 30:00.799 I've been practicing. 30:00.840 --> 30:03.427 Don't be afraid. 30:03.469 --> 30:05.178 I'm the bringer of peace, remember? 30:05.220 --> 30:08.181 I heard your conversation with your brother 30:08.223 --> 30:09.891 in the shadow plane. 30:09.933 --> 30:12.185 I'm not the bringer of peace at all. 30:12.227 --> 30:13.646 I'm the bringer of death. 30:13.687 --> 30:16.315 Aah! (GROANS) 30:16.356 --> 30:18.066 You were right about one thing. 30:18.108 --> 30:21.528 Power perfected is divine. 30:21.570 --> 30:23.989 (SCREAMING) 30:29.703 --> 30:32.247 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 30:40.046 --> 30:41.923 HAL: Got to be honest, 30:41.965 --> 30:44.551 I wish I was the one going up there with you. 30:47.763 --> 30:51.850 They say you can hit a golf ball about two miles up there. 30:51.891 --> 30:55.646 Bet the putting's tough. 30:55.688 --> 30:57.481 (SIGHS) 30:57.523 --> 31:00.359 How do you feel about flying the beamer? 31:00.400 --> 31:02.444 Mm, I got the basic controls down, 31:02.486 --> 31:05.197 but until we go live, until we do it for real... 31:05.238 --> 31:06.615 Well, I don't know. 31:06.657 --> 31:08.826 -Nothing to it but to do it. -That's right. 31:11.411 --> 31:13.413 So, I heard about you and Ben. 31:13.455 --> 31:14.748 (SNIFFS) 31:14.790 --> 31:17.042 Yeah? Who told you? 31:17.083 --> 31:19.044 Ben. 31:19.085 --> 31:20.754 He said none of this would've happened 31:20.796 --> 31:22.506 if it hadn't been for the spikes. 31:22.548 --> 31:24.591 You know, that's like saying the war wouldn't have happened 31:24.633 --> 31:26.426 if it wasn't for the Espheni. 31:26.468 --> 31:28.637 I don't know if it had anything to do with the spikes or not. 31:28.679 --> 31:31.223 I do know Ben. I do know his character. 31:32.766 --> 31:35.519 Maggie told me they both got feelings for each other. 31:37.229 --> 31:38.856 I'm sorry. 31:42.275 --> 31:44.444 You're not the first brothers in history 31:44.486 --> 31:46.363 to fall for the same girl. 31:46.405 --> 31:49.157 And ultimately, it won't be up to you or Ben. 31:49.199 --> 31:52.202 It'll be up to Maggie. 31:52.244 --> 31:54.538 I'm the one who pushed to give her those spikes 31:54.580 --> 31:57.290 in the first place. 31:57.332 --> 31:58.958 He wants to see you. 31:59.000 --> 32:01.961 You should go see your brother. 32:03.088 --> 32:04.673 You might not get another chance. 32:04.715 --> 32:06.049 Don't talk like that. 32:06.091 --> 32:09.010 Well, hey, don't make me feel like I have to. 32:21.481 --> 32:23.149 (SIGHS) 32:24.693 --> 32:26.278 (GRUNTS, SIGHS) 32:28.321 --> 32:30.657 This one has me scared. 32:33.326 --> 32:37.038 I should've told you everything from the beginning. 32:37.080 --> 32:41.919 I'm sorry that I didn't. It won't happen again. 32:41.959 --> 32:46.548 But you're not sorry you fixed the draw, right? 32:46.590 --> 32:48.300 No. 32:50.051 --> 32:52.554 I won't tell. 32:52.596 --> 32:54.598 I should've known... 32:54.640 --> 32:57.810 When they announced the draw, you'd find a way to go. 33:01.438 --> 33:03.398 You're a good father. 33:10.697 --> 33:15.494 I'm gonna do everything that I can to come back to you. 33:15.535 --> 33:17.496 I promise. 33:21.625 --> 33:25.337 I have a gift for you. 33:25.378 --> 33:26.839 A going-away present? 33:26.880 --> 33:30.801 Nope... A second-day anniversary present. 33:30.843 --> 33:32.260 What is it? 33:39.392 --> 33:42.228 Epictetus, the stoic. 33:43.981 --> 33:48.193 'A man should be prepared to be sufficient unto himself.' 33:48.234 --> 33:49.820 -It's one of my favourites. -I know. 33:49.862 --> 33:51.488 Where'd you find it? 33:51.530 --> 33:53.573 I found it in some rubble when we were digging for you. 33:53.615 --> 33:55.701 Caught my eye. I've been saving it. 33:55.742 --> 33:57.661 Thank you. 33:57.703 --> 34:00.330 It's pocket-sized, it's perfect for the man on the go. 34:00.372 --> 34:03.082 (CHUCKLES) 34:03.124 --> 34:07.170 You sure a man should be sufficient unto himself? 34:10.340 --> 34:12.009 (SIGHS) 34:12.049 --> 34:14.260 What does Epictetus know? 34:33.613 --> 34:36.909 MAGGIE: How's it going? 34:36.950 --> 34:38.911 Um, bomb's packed, 34:38.952 --> 34:41.078 set the tovex for the charge, double-checked the wiring. 34:41.120 --> 34:43.289 Just got to connect the timer. 34:43.331 --> 34:46.125 I meant with you. 34:46.167 --> 34:48.420 I mean, you must be scared, right? 34:50.756 --> 34:54.384 -I probably shouldn't be here. -Probably. 34:56.845 --> 34:59.305 I just had to say goodbye. 35:05.353 --> 35:06.563 I'm gonna miss you. 35:06.605 --> 35:08.982 I'm, um... I won't be gone too long. 35:09.024 --> 35:11.276 I'll be back before you know it. 35:11.317 --> 35:13.445 MAGGIE: I'm serious. 35:31.421 --> 35:33.506 I'm gonna miss you, too. 35:51.942 --> 35:55.194 We shouldn't. 35:55.236 --> 35:56.571 Hal. 35:56.613 --> 35:58.907 Hal... 36:07.373 --> 36:09.417 HAL: I came to accept your apology. 36:11.920 --> 36:14.255 -Hal... HAL: Just... 36:14.297 --> 36:17.092 Just stop. 36:18.468 --> 36:19.970 Sorry. 36:20.012 --> 36:22.221 (FOOTSTEPS DEPARTING) 36:25.142 --> 36:26.810 Hal! 36:30.689 --> 36:32.231 Hal! 36:42.367 --> 36:45.453 Worst goodbye ever. 36:51.960 --> 36:54.796 TOM: Okay, Dingaan. Looks like we're all set. 36:54.838 --> 36:57.256 Any last thoughts on our flight plan? 36:57.298 --> 36:59.009 DINGAAN: Remember, once you reach the upper atmosphere 36:59.051 --> 37:01.136 you'll know it because you'll be able to see the corona. 37:01.178 --> 37:02.512 Above the surface to the north. 37:02.554 --> 37:03.930 That's when I turn the beacon on. 37:03.972 --> 37:05.098 You have it. 37:05.140 --> 37:06.474 Thanks for everything, my friend. 37:06.516 --> 37:08.434 -Good luck, Tom. -Thank you. 37:09.561 --> 37:11.897 Hey. 37:11.938 --> 37:14.482 Keep my family safe, huh? 37:14.524 --> 37:17.027 You got it. Godspeed. 37:20.363 --> 37:22.866 Keep an eye on Colonel Weaver for me, would you? 37:22.908 --> 37:25.035 Where are you, Hal? 37:26.494 --> 37:29.288 Matt, I'm counting on you to be strong. 37:29.330 --> 37:32.250 Don't be afraid to let yourself feel things. 37:32.291 --> 37:35.545 I feel things. Just got to be tough about them. 37:35.587 --> 37:37.422 Well, you don't have to be so tough all the time. 37:37.463 --> 37:39.507 Yes, you do. 37:44.137 --> 37:46.014 Dad, I love you. 37:49.559 --> 37:51.186 I love you. 38:04.783 --> 38:07.202 Thank you... 38:07.244 --> 38:11.164 For protecting me and for... 38:11.206 --> 38:13.041 Loving me and... 38:13.083 --> 38:14.960 Understanding me. 38:17.545 --> 38:18.880 I shall return. 38:18.922 --> 38:21.591 Oh, you better. You owe me a honeymoon. 38:39.442 --> 38:40.902 HAL: You know, I was thinking about 38:40.944 --> 38:42.695 everything that happened last night and, um... 38:42.737 --> 38:47.033 I just want to let you know I forgive you. 38:52.789 --> 38:56.209 I do have feelings for Maggie, I'm sorry, but I do. 38:58.253 --> 39:00.797 Well, thanks for coming clean. 39:00.839 --> 39:02.966 Don't worry. For her, it's about the spikes. 39:03.008 --> 39:04.968 You know, let's... Let's just not even talk about it. 39:05.010 --> 39:08.263 You know, I don't think this is the time or the place, and... 39:10.849 --> 39:13.559 BEN: Thanks for forgiving me... 39:13.601 --> 39:15.228 And for not punching me. 39:15.270 --> 39:17.689 Okay. 39:17.730 --> 39:19.607 You know, the truth of the matter is, 39:19.649 --> 39:21.734 I'm not the one that gets to tell Maggie 39:21.776 --> 39:24.154 what she can and can't do, anyway, so... 39:24.196 --> 39:25.905 It's up to her. 39:25.947 --> 39:29.242 You're right. It's up to her. 39:30.576 --> 39:32.078 Who knows, man? Next couple of years, 39:32.120 --> 39:34.122 Matt will probably end up marrying her, anyway. 39:35.456 --> 39:37.416 Come here. 39:43.965 --> 39:45.800 Hey, keep an eye on dad up there, all right? 39:45.842 --> 39:48.803 -Yeah. TOM: Oh, good. 39:48.845 --> 39:51.388 I'm glad to see you two made up. 40:04.819 --> 40:06.154 Go get 'em. 40:06.196 --> 40:08.198 Wait! Wait! Stop the launch! Stop! 40:08.240 --> 40:10.075 -What's the matter? -I hear something! 40:10.116 --> 40:13.119 -What the hell is it? -Something's coming. 40:14.412 --> 40:17.249 Come on! Move! Move! 40:28.218 --> 40:29.552 Beamers! 40:30.762 --> 40:32.680 Take cover! 40:32.722 --> 40:35.350 Spread out! Spread out! Everybody, back! 40:36.351 --> 40:37.352 Stand down, Matt! 40:37.394 --> 40:40.063 Put that gun down. 40:40.105 --> 40:41.814 Stay down! 40:42.815 --> 40:44.817 Get down. 40:45.777 --> 40:47.112 Stay down. 40:52.951 --> 40:54.452 Look out, Matt! 41:07.548 --> 41:09.384 MAN 1: What happened?! MAN 2: All clear. 41:09.426 --> 41:10.969 -They just blew up in mid-air. -What?! 41:11.010 --> 41:13.430 WEAVER: Who did that? 41:22.314 --> 41:24.441 Hello, father. that?