WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:04.439 --> 00:00:05.875 The world has beenravaged 3 00:00:05.962 --> 00:00:08.051 by an unpredictable virus. 4 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 5 00:00:08.138 --> 00:00:11.446 Life as we know it came to a halt. 6 00:00:11.533 --> 00:00:13.839 Scientists have been working around the clock 7 00:00:13.926 --> 00:00:16.407 without any success. 8 00:00:16.494 --> 00:00:18.496 Then the storms began. 9 00:00:20.411 --> 00:00:22.935 Weather around the world deteriorated. 10 00:00:23.023 --> 00:00:27.244 Hurricanes, flooding, tornados, fires. 11 00:00:27.331 --> 00:00:29.855 Civilization was falling apart. 12 00:00:36.471 --> 00:00:38.603 But the blizzards wreaked the most havoc. 13 00:00:38.690 --> 00:00:41.998 Ice storms wiped out cities and farmland, 14 00:00:42.085 --> 00:00:44.261 and show no signs of slowing down. 15 00:00:44.348 --> 00:00:47.090 Climatologists are working tirelessly 16 00:00:47.177 --> 00:00:49.788 to find out what's causing these ice storms 17 00:00:49.875 --> 00:00:51.529 and how they can stop them. 18 00:01:08.503 --> 00:01:10.374 I'm freezing my ass off! 19 00:01:12.420 --> 00:01:15.162 Hey, you want some, kid? 20 00:01:15.249 --> 00:01:16.946 Keep you nice and toasty. 21 00:01:17.033 --> 00:01:18.600 Not if it's that Irish stuff you gave me last night. 22 00:01:18.687 --> 00:01:20.036 Bites like a dog. 23 00:01:20.123 --> 00:01:21.907 That's how you can tell it's good. 24 00:01:21.994 --> 00:01:23.953 All right. 25 00:01:24.040 --> 00:01:25.868 Let's get out of here and run some tests, okay? 26 00:01:38.533 --> 00:01:40.012 Are you sure these are the... 27 00:01:42.276 --> 00:01:44.495 Same coordinates as last year, huh? 28 00:01:44.582 --> 00:01:46.584 GPS says... 29 00:01:46.671 --> 00:01:48.804 90 degrees North, 135 West. 30 00:01:48.891 --> 00:01:51.067 Last year there was, uh... 31 00:01:51.154 --> 00:01:54.636 8325 feet above sea level. 32 00:01:54.723 --> 00:01:56.072 It's about the same place. 33 00:01:56.159 --> 00:01:58.857 Yeah, well, it's 4,200 now. 34 00:01:58.944 --> 00:02:00.120 That's quite a change. 35 00:02:00.207 --> 00:02:03.035 Yeah. 36 00:02:03.123 --> 00:02:07.910 I believe in some wiggle room, but that's a sea change. 37 00:02:27.886 --> 00:02:29.410 It's calving. 38 00:02:31.977 --> 00:02:34.023 A little calving. 39 00:02:34.110 --> 00:02:35.155 Uh, what... 40 00:02:36.417 --> 00:02:38.680 Oh, come on, Joe. 41 00:02:38.767 --> 00:02:40.116 What are we supposed to do when that starts happening 42 00:02:40.203 --> 00:02:41.683 closer to camp? 43 00:02:41.770 --> 00:02:43.772 You know the drill. We grab everything. 44 00:02:43.859 --> 00:02:47.079 Grab the snowmobiles, get to safety, call Evac. 45 00:02:48.646 --> 00:02:51.258 Hey, the samples are showing. Come take a look. 46 00:03:01.659 --> 00:03:03.226 It says 0 PSU. 47 00:03:04.880 --> 00:03:07.361 0% saltwater. That can't be right. 48 00:03:08.840 --> 00:03:11.016 Last year, it was 30 PSU and that was normal. 49 00:03:11.103 --> 00:03:12.844 But this is an enormous change. 50 00:03:12.931 --> 00:03:14.455 Haven't seen anything quite like it. 51 00:03:14.542 --> 00:03:16.587 Okay. How is that much freshwater intermixing 52 00:03:16.674 --> 00:03:18.198 with saltwater so quickly? 53 00:03:18.285 --> 00:03:20.548 Freshwater coming off glaciers 54 00:03:20.635 --> 00:03:23.768 might be saturating the Arctic Ocean. 55 00:03:25.596 --> 00:03:31.559 I mean, maybe it has something to do with those hikers that... 56 00:03:32.560 --> 00:03:34.126 What? 57 00:03:34.214 --> 00:03:36.607 Yeah. Remember, they set all those massive fires 58 00:03:36.694 --> 00:03:39.393 by MacKenzie River. 59 00:03:39.480 --> 00:03:41.133 If all those trees burned down, 60 00:03:41.221 --> 00:03:44.702 then there were tributaries that were made. 61 00:03:44.789 --> 00:03:46.443 And it would be more freshwater running off 62 00:03:46.530 --> 00:03:47.705 into the Arctic Ocean. 63 00:03:47.792 --> 00:03:50.012 That's possible. 64 00:03:50.099 --> 00:03:51.709 It's a possibility. 65 00:03:51.796 --> 00:03:55.583 But the numbers are just too big, staggeringly big. 66 00:03:55.670 --> 00:03:57.541 Okay. Here's what we know. 67 00:03:57.628 --> 00:04:00.414 Freshwater is less stable than saltwater, right? 68 00:04:00.501 --> 00:04:01.937 Yeah. 69 00:04:02.024 --> 00:04:04.853 And along with the influx in glacier melts, 70 00:04:04.940 --> 00:04:07.203 the freshwater from the new tributaries 71 00:04:07.290 --> 00:04:10.337 could be sending an unprecedented amount 72 00:04:10.424 --> 00:04:11.990 of freshwater into the ocean. 73 00:04:12.077 --> 00:04:13.949 Right. 74 00:04:14.036 --> 00:04:16.821 Reggie, a massive polar vortex could form. 75 00:04:16.908 --> 00:04:20.085 I mean, we could see flooding of biblical levels, 76 00:04:20.172 --> 00:04:22.131 and in worst case scenarios, another Ice Age. 77 00:04:23.959 --> 00:04:28.180 Mm, you're talking about the, uh... 78 00:04:30.357 --> 00:04:31.662 Younger Dryas, huh? 79 00:04:31.749 --> 00:04:34.012 The what? 80 00:04:34.099 --> 00:04:35.971 They don't teach that to your kids anymore in school? 81 00:04:36.058 --> 00:04:38.756 Okay, old-timer. Just tell me. 82 00:04:38.843 --> 00:04:41.977 Wow, I'm so nice to you, too. 83 00:04:42.064 --> 00:04:43.283 The Younger Dryas, okay. 84 00:04:43.370 --> 00:04:46.982 13,000 years ago, for 1,200 years, 85 00:04:47.069 --> 00:04:49.027 there was a mini Ice Age, okay? 86 00:04:49.114 --> 00:04:52.553 The glaciers were saturating the Atlantic Ocean. 87 00:04:52.640 --> 00:04:54.511 It wasn't man-made, of course, 88 00:04:54.598 --> 00:04:56.644 but this time, I'm afraid we are the culprits. 89 00:04:56.731 --> 00:04:58.210 What are you saying? 90 00:04:58.298 --> 00:05:00.343 That this is causing all the ice storms? 91 00:05:02.824 --> 00:05:04.565 I'm saying that we're entering a new Ice Age. 92 00:05:20.624 --> 00:05:22.539 The glaciers are calving right next to camp! 93 00:05:22.626 --> 00:05:24.106 We gotta get out of here! 94 00:05:28.110 --> 00:05:30.808 Okay, go! Go, go, go! 95 00:05:30.895 --> 00:05:32.419 The data's not uploaded yet! 96 00:05:34.508 --> 00:05:35.944 I said get out of here! 97 00:05:36.031 --> 00:05:37.989 I'm not leaving here without this data! 98 00:05:40.122 --> 00:05:41.906 Oh my God. Reggie... 99 00:05:41.993 --> 00:05:43.343 Get out of here right now! 100 00:05:44.779 --> 00:05:46.433 Shit! Shit! 101 00:05:47.521 --> 00:05:49.914 Damn it, I said move! 102 00:05:50.001 --> 00:05:51.089 Okay, I'm moving! 103 00:05:51.176 --> 00:05:53.265 -Move! -Okay! 104 00:06:05.147 --> 00:06:06.888 Joe! 105 00:06:06.975 --> 00:06:08.542 Reggie, no! 106 00:06:08.629 --> 00:06:09.760 Joe, I'm gonna save you! 107 00:06:09.847 --> 00:06:11.719 Reggie, no! Save yourself! 108 00:06:11.806 --> 00:06:13.460 Joe, no! 109 00:06:16.593 --> 00:06:17.942 No! 110 00:06:29.040 --> 00:06:30.433 Chamomile tea with a squirt of honey 111 00:06:30.520 --> 00:06:32.479 and black coffee for Loren. 112 00:06:32.566 --> 00:06:34.002 I forgot to mention the honey. 113 00:06:34.089 --> 00:06:36.047 You think we'd forget your tea order? 114 00:06:37.179 --> 00:06:38.789 Got the news feed up? 115 00:06:38.876 --> 00:06:40.704 Mmm, yeah. They're still just talking about the ice. 116 00:06:40.791 --> 00:06:42.619 Honestly, it's nice to have the focus shift away 117 00:06:42.706 --> 00:06:44.316 from the virus for a minute. 118 00:06:44.404 --> 00:06:45.796 To be fair, these places have never seen snow, 119 00:06:45.883 --> 00:06:47.407 let alone full-blown ice storms. 120 00:06:47.494 --> 00:06:49.365 I know. 121 00:06:49.452 --> 00:06:50.801 There's got to be more to it than just the polar vortex. 122 00:06:52.803 --> 00:06:54.588 You know, thanks to climate change, 123 00:06:54.675 --> 00:06:56.416 all that rapid glacier melt could be wreaking havoc 124 00:06:56.503 --> 00:06:59.027 on the ecosystem and causing this weather. 125 00:07:00.028 --> 00:07:01.943 What? 126 00:07:02.030 --> 00:07:05.816 I took some climate and weather courses en route to my PhD. 127 00:07:05.903 --> 00:07:09.951 Like diseases, weather patterns behave can change in an instant. 128 00:07:10.038 --> 00:07:12.562 The storms have covered all of the southern United States 129 00:07:12.649 --> 00:07:14.825 and Mexico in nearly a foot of ice. 130 00:07:14.912 --> 00:07:17.045 And Central America is seeing our fair share 131 00:07:17.132 --> 00:07:18.438 of ice storms as well. 132 00:07:20.483 --> 00:07:23.094 Reggie, come in. This is Loren. Over. 133 00:07:28.709 --> 00:07:29.710 Yes? 134 00:07:29.797 --> 00:07:30.972 Do you want some coffee? 135 00:07:31.059 --> 00:07:33.583 Not now. 136 00:07:33.670 --> 00:07:35.803 Reggie? Joe? This is not funny anymore. 137 00:07:35.890 --> 00:07:37.457 Over. 138 00:07:51.035 --> 00:07:53.037 What is this cure waiting on? 139 00:07:53.124 --> 00:07:55.387 It works. It's safe. 140 00:07:55.475 --> 00:07:57.781 We've run multiple studies. 141 00:07:57.868 --> 00:08:00.828 I was the guinea pig and it worked perfectly! 142 00:08:00.915 --> 00:08:02.656 What more do we need to do to get this thing out there? 143 00:08:02.743 --> 00:08:04.614 You know the FDA. 144 00:08:04.701 --> 00:08:05.833 They're a bunch of bureaucrats who would rather wait until 145 00:08:05.920 --> 00:08:07.399 every little thing is locked 146 00:08:07.487 --> 00:08:08.749 than take this thing public right away. 147 00:08:08.836 --> 00:08:10.141 There are thousands dead already. 148 00:08:10.228 --> 00:08:12.666 We need this cure approved yesterday! 149 00:08:14.581 --> 00:08:16.887 I have half a mind to walk right into their offices... 150 00:08:16.974 --> 00:08:18.976 I mean, you are going to the U.S. today. 151 00:08:19.063 --> 00:08:20.717 You could just do that. 152 00:08:20.804 --> 00:08:22.806 Oh, no. That was today? 153 00:08:25.069 --> 00:08:26.941 I need to call my sister. 154 00:08:27.028 --> 00:08:29.247 Thousands of sea creatures are now washing ashore 155 00:08:29.334 --> 00:08:31.075 all over the world. 156 00:08:31.162 --> 00:08:33.034 There seems to be no physical injuries 157 00:08:33.121 --> 00:08:35.297 or any sign of trauma in any of these animals. 158 00:08:35.384 --> 00:08:37.517 But experts are investigating each incident. 159 00:08:37.604 --> 00:08:40.084 Scientists believe this is climate-related only. 160 00:08:40.171 --> 00:08:41.999 We'll keep you updated as we learn more... 161 00:08:42.086 --> 00:08:44.045 I just received some data from an old friend 162 00:08:44.132 --> 00:08:45.699 stationed at the North Pole. 163 00:08:45.786 --> 00:08:48.049 Check your inbox. 164 00:08:48.136 --> 00:08:51.487 Jill, I especially need you to take a look at this. 165 00:08:51.574 --> 00:08:53.750 I think we can use your weather expertise 166 00:08:53.837 --> 00:08:55.839 to verify the conclusion my friend is making 167 00:08:55.926 --> 00:08:58.102 and what that means for protecting our vaccine. 168 00:08:58.189 --> 00:09:01.062 0 PSU? 169 00:09:01.149 --> 00:09:03.238 4,200 meters above sea level? 170 00:09:03.325 --> 00:09:05.457 This is impossible. 171 00:09:05.545 --> 00:09:07.764 I've been trying to contact my friend to confirm 172 00:09:07.851 --> 00:09:11.028 that this was not a mistake, but he's not responding. 173 00:09:11.115 --> 00:09:12.769 We talk occasionally, 174 00:09:12.856 --> 00:09:14.858 but I don't usually get data like this from him. 175 00:09:14.945 --> 00:09:16.512 NOAA should have a weather simulator 176 00:09:16.599 --> 00:09:18.558 that I used when I was a student. 177 00:09:18.645 --> 00:09:20.124 We should plug this into that and find out what it means. 178 00:09:20.211 --> 00:09:21.735 Good, good, good. Come on. 179 00:09:21.822 --> 00:09:23.693 Okay. 180 00:09:23.780 --> 00:09:26.827 Some scientists are calling this an extinction level event. 181 00:09:26.914 --> 00:09:29.699 We'll have our science panel in the studio when we return. 182 00:09:29.786 --> 00:09:32.441 Jill? You're the weather expert here. 183 00:09:32.528 --> 00:09:33.877 At least the closest we've got. 184 00:09:33.964 --> 00:09:35.487 Do you mind getting us up to speed? 185 00:09:35.575 --> 00:09:37.272 Of course. Um... 186 00:09:37.359 --> 00:09:38.882 Just give me a second. 187 00:09:42.451 --> 00:09:43.583 What are we looking at here? 188 00:09:48.805 --> 00:09:51.155 Hey, Sis! Lemme guess, your flight's delayed too? 189 00:09:51.242 --> 00:09:53.157 I think that's one of the seven signs of the apocalypse. 190 00:09:53.244 --> 00:09:55.290 -Am I right? -No. Um, I'm sorry. 191 00:09:55.377 --> 00:09:57.597 I'm actually not gonna be able to make it home. 192 00:09:57.684 --> 00:09:59.816 Jill, you promised! 193 00:09:59.903 --> 00:10:01.601 You were just barely able to get one of 194 00:10:01.688 --> 00:10:04.038 the last socially distanced flights here for the holidays. 195 00:10:05.605 --> 00:10:07.563 Something really big has come up. 196 00:10:07.650 --> 00:10:09.217 We may actually be on to something here. 197 00:10:09.304 --> 00:10:11.219 You know, this is a really important week for Mike. 198 00:10:11.306 --> 00:10:15.179 He just got engaged. You haven't even met Andrea yet. 199 00:10:15.266 --> 00:10:17.660 Family's more important now than ever. 200 00:10:17.747 --> 00:10:20.228 Yeah, I know, which is why I can't leave! 201 00:10:20.315 --> 00:10:23.187 My colleagues and I are so close to a major breakthrough 202 00:10:23.274 --> 00:10:26.800 in this biggest health crisis in modern history! 203 00:10:26.887 --> 00:10:28.236 Now we have these crazy ice storms 204 00:10:28.323 --> 00:10:32.283 that don't seem to be going anywhere. 205 00:10:32.370 --> 00:10:34.024 And the best way I know how to take care of my family 206 00:10:34.111 --> 00:10:36.505 is to make sure the cure is successful. 207 00:10:36.592 --> 00:10:38.115 I understand. 208 00:10:38.202 --> 00:10:39.203 Do you want me to say anything to Mike 209 00:10:39.290 --> 00:10:42.163 when I pick up him and Andrea? 210 00:10:42.250 --> 00:10:44.339 Just that I love him 211 00:10:44.426 --> 00:10:46.428 and I hope I can see you guys soon. 212 00:10:46.515 --> 00:10:48.604 I love you. 213 00:10:48.691 --> 00:10:50.084 Stay safe. 214 00:10:50.171 --> 00:10:52.260 Love you. 215 00:10:59.833 --> 00:11:02.792 46... 45. 216 00:11:02.879 --> 00:11:04.228 This is us. 217 00:11:07.667 --> 00:11:08.755 Hold on sir. 218 00:11:09.886 --> 00:11:11.627 Let me help you with that. 219 00:11:11.714 --> 00:11:13.455 Thank you. 220 00:11:13.542 --> 00:11:15.239 Hello, folks. This is your captain speaking. 221 00:11:15.326 --> 00:11:18.373 There may be another delay in our departure. 222 00:11:18.460 --> 00:11:20.592 But we're going to see what we can do to get us up 223 00:11:20.680 --> 00:11:22.464 in the air as quickly as possible. 224 00:11:22.551 --> 00:11:24.684 So make yourself comfortable 225 00:11:24.771 --> 00:11:25.902 and I will keep everyone updated 226 00:11:25.989 --> 00:11:27.817 once there is more information. 227 00:11:27.904 --> 00:11:30.690 Just when I thought we couldn't get delayed any longer. 228 00:11:30.777 --> 00:11:33.083 Think this is a sign we should just 229 00:11:33.170 --> 00:11:35.085 cancel the whole engagement? 230 00:11:38.175 --> 00:11:40.612 Looks like you're not getting out that easy. 231 00:11:40.700 --> 00:11:43.528 Okay, folks, we have clearance for takeoff. 232 00:11:43.615 --> 00:11:45.530 Our flight attendants will now walk down the aisle 233 00:11:45.617 --> 00:11:47.271 to make sure your seats are in the upright position 234 00:11:47.358 --> 00:11:49.143 and tray tables are put away. 235 00:11:49.230 --> 00:11:52.059 Please stow away all of your small electronic devices 236 00:11:52.146 --> 00:11:54.017 and place your phones on airplane mode. 237 00:11:54.104 --> 00:11:56.628 Once we reach an altitude of 10,000 feet, 238 00:11:56.716 --> 00:11:59.327 you'll be instructed to turn them if you wish to do. 239 00:11:59.414 --> 00:12:02.069 I'm gonna get the Wi-Fi, so do you need to check anything? 240 00:12:02.156 --> 00:12:03.940 Just let me know. 241 00:12:04.027 --> 00:12:06.638 You know you can just download music onto your phone, right? 242 00:12:06.726 --> 00:12:10.207 You don't have to stream everything. 243 00:12:10.294 --> 00:12:13.210 But how am I gonna know what I want to listen to 244 00:12:13.297 --> 00:12:14.995 on any given flight? 245 00:12:15.082 --> 00:12:16.736 Music majors, ugh. 246 00:12:30.140 --> 00:12:31.707 No... 247 00:12:31.794 --> 00:12:33.448 Okay, what have we got? 248 00:12:33.535 --> 00:12:34.884 No, no, no, no, no. 249 00:12:34.971 --> 00:12:37.234 What is it? 250 00:12:37.321 --> 00:12:39.019 It's major seismic activity 251 00:12:39.106 --> 00:12:43.632 at both the North and South Poles at the same time? 252 00:12:43.719 --> 00:12:45.765 That doesn't make any sense! 253 00:12:45.852 --> 00:12:48.289 There's not even a major fault line by either Pole. 254 00:12:48.376 --> 00:12:50.595 What could cause seismic activity of that kind 255 00:12:50.682 --> 00:12:52.728 that registers on the Richter Scale? 256 00:12:52.815 --> 00:12:54.861 Glaciers. 257 00:12:54.948 --> 00:12:56.645 They're breaking apart. 258 00:12:56.732 --> 00:12:57.820 What does that mean? 259 00:12:57.907 --> 00:12:59.387 It means that Reggie was right. 260 00:12:59.474 --> 00:13:00.823 If the weather is going to get worse. 261 00:13:00.910 --> 00:13:01.911 We need to start to figure out an action plan 262 00:13:01.998 --> 00:13:03.304 to protect this cure. 263 00:13:03.391 --> 00:13:05.349 Loren? Come in, Loren. 264 00:13:12.356 --> 00:13:14.489 Reggie! I can hear you! Over! 265 00:13:14.576 --> 00:13:15.838 My research partner is dead. 266 00:13:21.409 --> 00:13:22.976 What happened? 267 00:13:23.063 --> 00:13:26.718 The glacier completely fell apart. 268 00:13:26.806 --> 00:13:28.155 Felt like an earthquake or something. 269 00:13:28.242 --> 00:13:29.634 The station survived somehow. 270 00:13:29.721 --> 00:13:31.506 I tried calling the local emergency line, 271 00:13:31.593 --> 00:13:33.029 but couldn't get through. 272 00:13:33.116 --> 00:13:34.596 Did you get the data we sent? 273 00:13:34.683 --> 00:13:36.946 We did. Is it true? 274 00:13:37.033 --> 00:13:38.426 What does it mean? Are we in trouble? 275 00:13:38.513 --> 00:13:40.210 The fires were just what was needed to create 276 00:13:40.297 --> 00:13:42.299 a tipping point that's wreaking havoc 277 00:13:42.386 --> 00:13:44.519 on the ecosystem and our climate, okay? 278 00:13:44.606 --> 00:13:46.521 The glacier melt was only a part of it. 279 00:13:46.608 --> 00:13:48.392 But thanks to the fires, we may see something 280 00:13:48.479 --> 00:13:50.960 on a massive scale, and soon. 281 00:13:51.047 --> 00:13:53.963 That would actually make the storms make sense. 282 00:13:54.050 --> 00:13:56.531 Saltwater can't freeze and that consistency 283 00:13:56.618 --> 00:13:58.359 is what prevents a polar vortex 284 00:13:58.446 --> 00:14:00.796 from causing another Ice Age. 285 00:14:00.883 --> 00:14:03.233 But you replace that with massive amounts of freshwater... 286 00:14:03.320 --> 00:14:06.236 That would explain the sea creature die-offs. 287 00:14:06.323 --> 00:14:07.847 They wouldn't be able to handle 288 00:14:07.934 --> 00:14:09.500 the freshwater influx, not at that level. 289 00:14:09.587 --> 00:14:11.154 Okay. 290 00:14:11.241 --> 00:14:12.764 Let's just say all that data is correct. 291 00:14:12.852 --> 00:14:14.679 What happens next? 292 00:14:14.766 --> 00:14:16.856 This. 293 00:14:18.553 --> 00:14:20.207 The storm gets worse. 294 00:14:20.294 --> 00:14:23.340 Covers pretty much everything in ice. 295 00:14:23.427 --> 00:14:26.517 Temperatures plummet to record lows worldwide... 296 00:14:26.604 --> 00:14:28.606 and then... 297 00:14:28.693 --> 00:14:30.304 It stops. 298 00:14:30.391 --> 00:14:31.696 Wait. 299 00:14:35.439 --> 00:14:37.485 What is that? 300 00:14:37.572 --> 00:14:39.574 If my prediction is correct, 301 00:14:39.661 --> 00:14:44.405 that is the single worst polar vortex storm system imaginable. 302 00:14:44.492 --> 00:14:46.363 Temperatures starting at minus 50 Celsius 303 00:14:46.450 --> 00:14:49.192 and only get colder from there. 304 00:14:49.279 --> 00:14:51.107 An ice storm will circle the globe, 305 00:14:51.194 --> 00:14:54.676 freezing everything that isn't insulated in. 306 00:14:54.763 --> 00:14:56.852 Everyone on the outside will die. 307 00:14:56.939 --> 00:14:58.332 Wait. What is this here? 308 00:14:59.855 --> 00:15:00.943 It's a wall of ice. 309 00:15:02.597 --> 00:15:05.469 The first storm is basically just a foreshock. 310 00:15:06.688 --> 00:15:08.081 The second... 311 00:15:09.909 --> 00:15:14.217 it's coming after the first, maybe two hours later. 312 00:15:14.304 --> 00:15:16.785 It looks like it's gonna be 100 degrees colder 313 00:15:16.872 --> 00:15:18.439 than the first wave. 314 00:15:18.526 --> 00:15:20.745 It's going to destroy everything in its path: 315 00:15:20.832 --> 00:15:24.488 infrastructure, survivors from the first wave. 316 00:15:24.575 --> 00:15:27.100 At these temperatures it won't dissipate like the first. 317 00:15:27.187 --> 00:15:29.015 Look, I know it doesn't make sense, 318 00:15:29.102 --> 00:15:30.799 but I'll verify every decimal. 319 00:15:30.886 --> 00:15:32.627 It's all accurate. 320 00:15:32.714 --> 00:15:38.067 There's an ice storm heading your way and it looks bad. 321 00:15:38.154 --> 00:15:41.723 It might already be on its way over to Greenland. 322 00:15:41.810 --> 00:15:45.640 You guys need to start thinking about protecting that cure. 323 00:15:45.727 --> 00:15:47.729 If humanity is gonna have any chance of a future, 324 00:15:47.816 --> 00:15:49.644 then the cure must remain intact or else any survivors 325 00:15:49.731 --> 00:15:52.342 of this ice storm will just die from the disease, all right? 326 00:15:52.429 --> 00:15:54.388 So protect it. 327 00:15:54.475 --> 00:15:56.956 By my estimate, you'll have about 24 hours to evacuate. 328 00:15:58.653 --> 00:16:00.568 Did you get this data over to Washington? 329 00:16:00.655 --> 00:16:02.309 I have to restore power to my computer 330 00:16:02.396 --> 00:16:04.702 and secure network first. 331 00:16:04.789 --> 00:16:06.530 As of right now, I'm protected 332 00:16:06.617 --> 00:16:09.359 in the eye of the storm, so to speak, so... 333 00:16:09.446 --> 00:16:11.535 I'm glad to hear you're still safe, Reggie. 334 00:16:11.622 --> 00:16:14.712 You just worry about getting yourself back here safe. 335 00:16:14.799 --> 00:16:16.540 Thanks, Loren, I'm calling a rescue chopper 336 00:16:16.627 --> 00:16:17.846 and getting out of here ASAP. 337 00:16:17.933 --> 00:16:19.761 Okay. Good luck. 338 00:16:19.848 --> 00:16:22.677 -Over and out. -Over and out. 339 00:16:22.764 --> 00:16:25.549 What do we do with the cure? 340 00:16:25.636 --> 00:16:26.681 There's a safe zone. 341 00:16:26.768 --> 00:16:28.248 What? 342 00:16:28.335 --> 00:16:31.164 A safe zone, just shy of the equator. 343 00:16:33.557 --> 00:16:35.820 There's roughly 100 miles either way of the equator 344 00:16:35.907 --> 00:16:37.822 all the way around that the polar vortex can't reach 345 00:16:37.909 --> 00:16:39.259 due to the northern and southern rotation 346 00:16:39.346 --> 00:16:40.347 of the Coriolis Effect. 347 00:16:40.434 --> 00:16:41.913 Rerun the sim. 348 00:16:42.001 --> 00:16:43.524 Account for fluctuations or margins of error 349 00:16:43.611 --> 00:16:44.525 in the program itself. 350 00:16:44.612 --> 00:16:46.483 I know this program! 351 00:16:46.570 --> 00:16:48.398 It hasn't been wrong before, it won't be wrong now! 352 00:16:48.485 --> 00:16:50.792 We need to get people heading that way now. 353 00:16:50.879 --> 00:16:53.229 We can't have the entire population of the world 354 00:16:53.316 --> 00:16:54.926 migrate to such a small area during a pandemic. 355 00:16:55.014 --> 00:16:56.058 We have the cure right here! 356 00:16:56.145 --> 00:16:57.799 But it has not been approved. 357 00:16:57.886 --> 00:16:59.496 We don't even know if it will work on a massive scale. 358 00:16:59.583 --> 00:17:01.194 It works. We know it works. 359 00:17:01.281 --> 00:17:02.325 We have run every test. 360 00:17:02.412 --> 00:17:03.935 We've done everything right. 361 00:17:04.893 --> 00:17:06.547 We know this will work! 362 00:17:06.634 --> 00:17:10.290 If we don't act now, humanity will die! 363 00:17:10.377 --> 00:17:12.335 Contact the government, give them the data 364 00:17:12.422 --> 00:17:14.816 and convince them to start evacuations. 365 00:17:14.903 --> 00:17:16.948 Escaping is just half the problem. 366 00:17:17.036 --> 00:17:18.950 If we concentrate those survivors at the equator 367 00:17:19.038 --> 00:17:20.735 without a cure, it's only a matter of time 368 00:17:20.822 --> 00:17:23.564 before the virus eradicates the entire population! 369 00:17:23.651 --> 00:17:27.829 We have just 24 hours, less for people closest to the Poles. 370 00:17:29.787 --> 00:17:31.746 I'm going home. 371 00:17:31.833 --> 00:17:34.531 What? No, you can't just give up! 372 00:17:34.618 --> 00:17:36.403 I've not seen my wife in months. 373 00:17:36.490 --> 00:17:38.231 I'm getting on the first plane back to her 374 00:17:38.318 --> 00:17:40.189 before they cancel them all. 375 00:17:40.276 --> 00:17:41.799 And then she and I will decide what to do 376 00:17:41.886 --> 00:17:43.323 with the time we have left. 377 00:17:45.847 --> 00:17:47.414 And just what are we supposed to do? 378 00:17:47.501 --> 00:17:48.763 I don't know. 379 00:17:48.850 --> 00:17:51.809 Play chess? Watch a movie? Screw? 380 00:17:51.896 --> 00:17:53.289 Whatever you want, really. 381 00:17:53.376 --> 00:17:55.117 I just won't be a part of it. 382 00:18:05.127 --> 00:18:09.523 I wish you the best of luck, whatever you decide to do. 383 00:18:09.610 --> 00:18:11.786 And for what it's worth, you guys were the best team 384 00:18:11.873 --> 00:18:14.528 I ever had the pleasure to work with. 385 00:18:18.053 --> 00:18:21.796 Here, for when things get bad. 386 00:18:21.883 --> 00:18:23.580 They're already bad. 387 00:18:25.104 --> 00:18:27.018 Then for when they get worse. 388 00:18:28.107 --> 00:18:29.282 And they will. 389 00:18:38.595 --> 00:18:40.554 Jill... 390 00:18:40.641 --> 00:18:43.426 The U.S. government is now leading an effort to mobilize 391 00:18:43.513 --> 00:18:45.385 search and rescue teams to evacuate people 392 00:18:45.472 --> 00:18:46.386 from the path of the storm. 393 00:18:46.473 --> 00:18:47.996 Okay, good. 394 00:18:48.083 --> 00:18:51.042 At least the government's on the same page. 395 00:18:51.130 --> 00:18:52.696 Let's get packing. 396 00:18:53.915 --> 00:18:55.177 Emergency Services? 397 00:18:55.264 --> 00:18:56.613 This is EC. Go ahead. 398 00:18:56.700 --> 00:18:57.962 Yeah. This is Reggie Blanc. 399 00:18:58.049 --> 00:19:00.704 I'm at 90 degrees North, 130 West. 400 00:19:01.836 --> 00:19:05.144 I need Evac now. Over. 401 00:19:09.322 --> 00:19:10.584 ARES? 402 00:19:12.325 --> 00:19:14.153 Anyone? 403 00:19:14.240 --> 00:19:15.328 Over. 404 00:19:26.252 --> 00:19:27.992 Hey, babe? 405 00:19:28.079 --> 00:19:29.516 I think we're landing. 406 00:19:36.000 --> 00:19:38.960 We shouldn't be, not for another hour. 407 00:19:52.234 --> 00:19:53.670 What's going on? 408 00:19:53.757 --> 00:19:55.281 I think it's just a precaution. 409 00:19:57.457 --> 00:19:59.110 Flight attendants, please be seated. 410 00:20:19.000 --> 00:20:20.523 Jill? 411 00:20:21.916 --> 00:20:23.004 Jill? Everything okay? 412 00:20:24.832 --> 00:20:26.529 I'm fine. You can come in. 413 00:20:33.057 --> 00:20:35.582 Is everything okay? 414 00:20:35.669 --> 00:20:37.018 Are you leaving, too? 415 00:20:38.846 --> 00:20:40.151 No. 416 00:20:40.239 --> 00:20:43.459 No family, not even a dog. 417 00:20:47.115 --> 00:20:49.117 I wouldn't worry about him. 418 00:20:49.204 --> 00:20:50.249 He's gonna be all right. 419 00:20:51.728 --> 00:20:53.730 Yeah, well... 420 00:20:53.817 --> 00:20:55.906 Looks like it's just you and me, pal. 421 00:20:55.993 --> 00:20:57.038 What do we do now? 422 00:21:00.084 --> 00:21:01.825 Ecuador. 423 00:21:01.912 --> 00:21:03.392 -Ecuador? -Yeah. 424 00:21:03.479 --> 00:21:05.568 Why Ecuador? 425 00:21:06.700 --> 00:21:08.223 It's in the safe zone. 426 00:21:08.310 --> 00:21:10.312 Plus, there's an American embassy in Quito. 427 00:21:10.399 --> 00:21:12.053 We can meet up with scientists 428 00:21:12.140 --> 00:21:13.359 and start producing the cure before it's too late. 429 00:21:13.446 --> 00:21:15.274 I like the sound of that. 430 00:21:15.361 --> 00:21:17.276 But we're gonna need a ton of good karma to make it there. 431 00:21:17.363 --> 00:21:19.800 Even if we're going 75 miles an hour, it's a 30-hour drive. 432 00:21:19.887 --> 00:21:22.368 Not to mention how shitty the roads were before the ice. 433 00:21:22.455 --> 00:21:24.152 I know where we can start. 434 00:21:40.690 --> 00:21:42.475 Reggie? Come in, Reggie. 435 00:21:45.260 --> 00:21:47.393 Hey, it's Reggie. 436 00:21:47.480 --> 00:21:49.960 Who's this? 437 00:21:50.047 --> 00:21:51.571 Loren? 438 00:21:51.658 --> 00:21:54.225 Uh, he wanted to spend time with his wife. 439 00:21:54.313 --> 00:21:55.183 He always had his priorities, huh? 440 00:21:56.706 --> 00:21:59.013 Yeah. So it's just me and Oscar now. 441 00:21:59.100 --> 00:22:00.144 I'm Jill. 442 00:22:00.231 --> 00:22:02.103 We are headed with the cure 443 00:22:02.190 --> 00:22:03.844 down to the American Embassy in Ecuador. 444 00:22:03.931 --> 00:22:05.498 Anything I can do? 445 00:22:05.585 --> 00:22:07.021 Well, if you've got something strong to drink, 446 00:22:07.108 --> 00:22:08.283 I suggest starting there. 447 00:22:09.893 --> 00:22:11.591 I got my old standby, Irish Whisky, 448 00:22:11.678 --> 00:22:13.462 the best disinfectant money can buy. 449 00:22:13.549 --> 00:22:15.595 You know, you wanna get rid of something, drink that. 450 00:22:15.682 --> 00:22:18.859 Um, we're finding a route down to Quito. 451 00:22:18.946 --> 00:22:21.252 But there's a chance that the storms might block access 452 00:22:21.340 --> 00:22:23.516 to the Poles making GPS inaccessible. 453 00:22:23.603 --> 00:22:25.692 You could help us out a little bit if you... 454 00:22:25.779 --> 00:22:27.824 If I can get my computer back up, 455 00:22:27.911 --> 00:22:30.653 I can lock on to your phone signal. 456 00:22:30.740 --> 00:22:32.699 I'll keep an eye on you guys, okay? 457 00:22:32.786 --> 00:22:35.310 Make sure you're on the right path at least 458 00:22:35.397 --> 00:22:37.094 until the ice wall hits the Poles. 459 00:22:37.181 --> 00:22:39.836 And I'll keep you posted on where the storm is. 460 00:22:39.923 --> 00:22:41.621 Perfect, Reggie. 461 00:22:41.708 --> 00:22:43.405 You're welcome and, trust me, 462 00:22:43.492 --> 00:22:45.668 I'll have that drink the second I find the bottle, okay? 463 00:22:45.755 --> 00:22:47.104 Cheers, mate. 464 00:22:47.191 --> 00:22:49.280 Cheers. Over and out. 465 00:22:49.368 --> 00:22:51.152 Over and out, Jill. Thank you. 466 00:23:00.248 --> 00:23:01.380 Whoa! 467 00:23:31.975 --> 00:23:33.412 All set. You got the cure? 468 00:23:42.333 --> 00:23:43.552 All tucked away. 469 00:23:43.639 --> 00:23:45.162 All right. 470 00:23:45.249 --> 00:23:46.599 Let's go. 471 00:23:54.868 --> 00:23:55.825 Hello? 472 00:23:55.912 --> 00:23:56.826 Where are you? 473 00:23:56.913 --> 00:23:58.741 Almost at the airport. 474 00:23:58.828 --> 00:24:00.830 Then we're heading south just like the Emergency Service said. 475 00:24:00.917 --> 00:24:02.789 Don't wait! You need to get to Ecuador now! 476 00:24:02.876 --> 00:24:05.139 Ecuador? What? Why? 477 00:24:05.226 --> 00:24:08.055 A wall of ice is going to completely freeze the planet 478 00:24:08.142 --> 00:24:11.362 in 24 hours except for 100 miles around the equator. 479 00:24:11.450 --> 00:24:13.016 There's a massive ice storm ahead of it, 480 00:24:13.103 --> 00:24:14.235 so you need to go. 481 00:24:14.322 --> 00:24:15.279 I need to wait for Mike. 482 00:24:15.366 --> 00:24:16.977 Sara, listen to me! 483 00:24:17.064 --> 00:24:19.719 We're driving to the American Embassy in Quito. 484 00:24:19.806 --> 00:24:21.982 You need to meet us there in less than 24 hours! 485 00:24:22.069 --> 00:24:23.810 It's your only chance to be safe from the storm! 486 00:24:23.897 --> 00:24:26.421 I can't leave Mike behind. 487 00:24:26.508 --> 00:24:28.771 They should be landing any minute now. 488 00:24:28.858 --> 00:24:30.294 Do you know where his plane is? 489 00:24:30.381 --> 00:24:32.209 There hasn't been an update. 490 00:24:32.296 --> 00:24:34.385 Pick him up, then hurry! 491 00:24:35.909 --> 00:24:37.345 I love you. 492 00:24:37.432 --> 00:24:38.477 Love you, too. 493 00:24:46.789 --> 00:24:48.574 Hey, Mike, I'm almost there! 494 00:24:48.661 --> 00:24:51.098 -Sara, the plane's going down! -What? 495 00:24:51.185 --> 00:24:53.622 We can't hear the engines. I think we're losing altitude! 496 00:24:53.709 --> 00:24:55.711 Is there any shrapnel in the fuselage? 497 00:24:55.798 --> 00:24:57.234 What? 498 00:24:57.321 --> 00:24:58.453 Did anything fly from the engine 499 00:24:58.540 --> 00:24:59.889 and puncture the fuselage? 500 00:24:59.976 --> 00:25:02.022 Um, maybe! I don't know! 501 00:25:02.109 --> 00:25:04.024 If there's any shrapnel on the side of the plane, 502 00:25:04.111 --> 00:25:06.461 you may be losing pressure which means you'll most likely crash. 503 00:25:06.548 --> 00:25:08.811 I don't know! 504 00:25:08.898 --> 00:25:11.118 But there's ice on the wing and on the engine! 505 00:25:11.205 --> 00:25:13.076 Okay. 506 00:25:13.163 --> 00:25:14.513 Then your plane probably just lost some power in steering, 507 00:25:14.600 --> 00:25:16.166 which is bad. 508 00:25:16.253 --> 00:25:18.125 But, hopefully, your pilot still has enough control 509 00:25:18.212 --> 00:25:19.561 to keep the plane level. 510 00:25:19.648 --> 00:25:22.695 How far are you from the exit row? 511 00:25:22.782 --> 00:25:24.784 Sara, we're not jumping out of the plane! 512 00:25:24.871 --> 00:25:26.699 Mike, I was trained on how to survive crashes 513 00:25:26.786 --> 00:25:29.528 while I was in the Navy. I know what I'm talking about. 514 00:25:29.615 --> 00:25:31.225 Okay. 515 00:25:31.312 --> 00:25:33.749 How far are you from the exit row? 516 00:25:33.836 --> 00:25:37.231 Um, maybe like five or six rows. 517 00:25:37.318 --> 00:25:39.494 Which is it? Five or six? 518 00:25:39.581 --> 00:25:41.278 -Five. -Five. We're five rows away. 519 00:25:41.365 --> 00:25:43.063 Five. Okay, good. 520 00:25:43.150 --> 00:25:44.978 You'll need to remember that in case there's smoke 521 00:25:45.065 --> 00:25:47.067 after the crash and you can't see the exit signs. 522 00:25:47.154 --> 00:25:49.983 Are you in the middle, aisle or window seat? 523 00:25:50.070 --> 00:25:52.725 We're in the middle, but there's no one in the other. 524 00:25:52.812 --> 00:25:54.553 The plane's really empty. 525 00:25:54.640 --> 00:25:56.990 Good. Now ping me your GPS location. 526 00:25:57.077 --> 00:25:58.208 I'll come find you and I will get you out of there 527 00:25:58.295 --> 00:25:59.732 as fast as I can. 528 00:26:02.169 --> 00:26:05.041 Got it. I'm on my way. 529 00:26:05.128 --> 00:26:07.174 Okay. 530 00:26:07.261 --> 00:26:08.218 Thank you, Sara. 531 00:26:08.305 --> 00:26:10.090 I love you. 532 00:26:10.177 --> 00:26:11.570 I love you, too. 533 00:26:19.926 --> 00:26:22.058 We can survive this. 534 00:26:22.145 --> 00:26:23.364 You're right. 535 00:26:32.503 --> 00:26:34.984 It's freakin' cold out there. 536 00:26:35.071 --> 00:26:36.377 Do you really think we can make it 537 00:26:36.464 --> 00:26:37.378 all the way from here to Ecuador? 538 00:26:37.465 --> 00:26:38.684 What choice do we have? 539 00:26:41.556 --> 00:26:44.211 The longer we sit here and talk about how we're gonna die, 540 00:26:44.298 --> 00:26:45.560 more likely we are. 541 00:26:45.647 --> 00:26:47.170 Yeah. 542 00:26:47.257 --> 00:26:49.085 Earth's about to turn into ice planet Hoth. 543 00:27:04.623 --> 00:27:07.103 -I love you! -I love you! 544 00:27:14.720 --> 00:27:17.810 Heh, batteries. 545 00:27:17.897 --> 00:27:20.029 I need batteries. That's for sure. 546 00:27:20.116 --> 00:27:23.380 Oh, wire. 547 00:27:23.467 --> 00:27:24.947 I need copper wire. 548 00:27:25.034 --> 00:27:29.169 I should have paid attention in shop class. 549 00:27:29.256 --> 00:27:32.651 Wait a second. I'm not as dumb as I think I am. 550 00:27:43.662 --> 00:27:45.576 Perfect. That should do it. 551 00:27:45.664 --> 00:27:48.275 GPS says they're at Bracken Cave, about an hour from here. 552 00:27:48.362 --> 00:27:50.451 I'm sure police and fire are already there. 553 00:27:50.538 --> 00:27:53.062 Does he have "Find My Phone" turned on? 554 00:27:53.149 --> 00:27:54.629 You could at least find out where he is. 555 00:27:54.716 --> 00:27:56.457 He doesn't have his phone on, period. 556 00:27:58.851 --> 00:28:01.984 Just... he better be okay. 557 00:28:02.071 --> 00:28:04.073 He will be. Just get there. 558 00:28:04.160 --> 00:28:07.947 -I love you. -I love you, too. 559 00:28:08.034 --> 00:28:10.993 All right, Mike, I'm coming for you. 560 00:28:23.353 --> 00:28:24.703 Mm. 561 00:28:30.534 --> 00:28:32.362 Mike? 562 00:28:33.494 --> 00:28:34.713 Mike? 563 00:28:36.236 --> 00:28:37.716 Mike? 564 00:28:40.631 --> 00:28:42.155 We have to get out of here. 565 00:28:45.332 --> 00:28:46.812 Uh... 566 00:28:49.597 --> 00:28:51.381 Right. 567 00:28:51.468 --> 00:28:52.731 Let's... 568 00:28:53.688 --> 00:28:56.038 Oh, no. 569 00:29:00.564 --> 00:29:02.175 It's freezing. 570 00:29:03.176 --> 00:29:04.743 Where is everyone? 571 00:29:12.272 --> 00:29:13.708 You okay? 572 00:29:13.795 --> 00:29:17.538 I think... I think my hand's broken. 573 00:29:18.713 --> 00:29:21.411 Ooh, ow. Ah. 574 00:29:25.981 --> 00:29:28.244 My sister said we need to go. 575 00:29:28.331 --> 00:29:29.419 So let's... 576 00:29:39.255 --> 00:29:41.214 Are you okay? 577 00:29:43.651 --> 00:29:46.480 I don't think so. 578 00:29:46.567 --> 00:29:49.613 There were others, but they left... 579 00:29:49.700 --> 00:29:52.225 -without me. -Come on. 580 00:30:06.848 --> 00:30:08.632 Is there an emergency kit somewhere? 581 00:30:08.719 --> 00:30:10.069 I have to stop this bleeding. 582 00:30:20.296 --> 00:30:21.602 Okay. 583 00:30:26.128 --> 00:30:27.826 Shh, shh, shh, shh. 584 00:30:30.785 --> 00:30:34.267 Okay, here. Better? 585 00:30:34.354 --> 00:30:36.269 A little. 586 00:30:36.356 --> 00:30:37.836 Don't worry. I'll get us out of here. 587 00:30:39.707 --> 00:30:41.056 Help is on the way. 588 00:30:41.143 --> 00:30:42.536 Try not to move, okay? 589 00:30:42.623 --> 00:30:44.146 Uh-huh. 590 00:30:50.283 --> 00:30:52.807 No. 591 00:30:52.894 --> 00:30:55.549 I thought you said the others left. 592 00:30:55.636 --> 00:30:58.639 That was a while ago. 593 00:30:58.726 --> 00:31:02.077 The ice must have blocked... 594 00:31:03.426 --> 00:31:04.775 Frozen over the exit. 595 00:31:07.082 --> 00:31:10.259 Andrea? This really hurts. 596 00:31:10.346 --> 00:31:12.522 I can't breathe too well. 597 00:31:15.047 --> 00:31:16.962 Oh! Oh! 598 00:31:17.049 --> 00:31:20.008 Shh, shh, shh, shh. 599 00:31:20.095 --> 00:31:21.923 You may have some internal bleeding. 600 00:31:32.412 --> 00:31:34.283 All right. 601 00:31:34.370 --> 00:31:37.808 This will help prevent you from going into shock, 602 00:31:37.896 --> 00:31:39.332 keep you nice and warm. 603 00:31:45.033 --> 00:31:50.604 But your hand, I'm going to have to wrap it for now. 604 00:31:50.691 --> 00:31:51.910 Try not to move it, okay? 605 00:31:56.305 --> 00:31:57.916 Think I'll be able to play piano again? 606 00:32:00.309 --> 00:32:03.399 Let's worry about getting out of here first. 607 00:32:03.486 --> 00:32:06.925 Then we'll get you back to playing the piano for me. 608 00:32:09.405 --> 00:32:11.494 Okay? 609 00:32:11.581 --> 00:32:13.105 How we looking so far? 610 00:32:20.895 --> 00:32:23.071 We have to pick up the pace. 611 00:32:23.158 --> 00:32:24.725 The roads are iced over. 612 00:32:24.812 --> 00:32:26.857 If we crash and the vial containing the cure 613 00:32:26.945 --> 00:32:28.947 gets damaged or broken, we're done for. 614 00:32:34.169 --> 00:32:36.302 -Oh! -My God! 615 00:32:47.139 --> 00:32:49.141 Ah! 616 00:32:56.148 --> 00:32:57.758 Are you okay? 617 00:32:57.845 --> 00:32:59.978 Yeah, yeah. 618 00:33:07.333 --> 00:33:09.770 Hey, you've reached the voicemail of Mike. 619 00:33:09.857 --> 00:33:11.554 Please leave a message. 620 00:33:11.641 --> 00:33:12.686 Doesn't mean anything. 621 00:33:15.384 --> 00:33:16.995 I'm freezing. 622 00:33:21.477 --> 00:33:22.609 No service. 623 00:33:24.567 --> 00:33:26.004 Looks like we can't call for help. 624 00:33:27.657 --> 00:33:29.616 There has to be something in here we can use 625 00:33:29.703 --> 00:33:31.270 to get through the ice. 626 00:33:43.499 --> 00:33:45.110 That must be them. 627 00:34:09.525 --> 00:34:11.745 I can't get a read on where we are. 628 00:34:11.832 --> 00:34:13.268 Okay, hold on. 629 00:34:16.228 --> 00:34:17.229 Reggie? 630 00:34:19.274 --> 00:34:20.841 Reggie, do you copy? Over. 631 00:34:22.973 --> 00:34:24.062 Copy. What is it, Jill? Over. 632 00:34:24.149 --> 00:34:25.933 Are you able to track the storm? 633 00:34:26.020 --> 00:34:28.979 Hang on. 634 00:34:29.067 --> 00:34:31.460 It's about halfway through Alaska and the territories. 635 00:34:31.547 --> 00:34:33.767 And it's coming right toward you. 636 00:34:33.854 --> 00:34:36.509 It's in Canada now, so it's moving your way. 637 00:34:41.296 --> 00:34:42.819 We're starting to lose GPS already. 638 00:34:42.906 --> 00:34:44.125 Do you have a lock on us yet? 639 00:34:44.212 --> 00:34:45.822 Just about. 640 00:34:45.909 --> 00:34:47.389 With the power down, I've had to resort to using 641 00:34:47.476 --> 00:34:50.479 a trick from my old hacker days. 642 00:34:50.566 --> 00:34:52.220 So you've locked onto her cell location 643 00:34:52.307 --> 00:34:54.701 and using its motion sensors to track where we're at? 644 00:34:54.788 --> 00:34:57.225 Yeah, exactly. How do you know that? 645 00:34:57.312 --> 00:34:58.400 I've dabbled in some light hacking. 646 00:34:58.487 --> 00:35:00.228 Nothing major. 647 00:35:00.315 --> 00:35:02.100 But, yeah, you should know where we're at now. 648 00:35:04.102 --> 00:35:05.320 In about three miles, there should be 649 00:35:05.407 --> 00:35:06.930 a fork in the road, okay? 650 00:35:07.017 --> 00:35:08.671 Now you take a right and that should get you 651 00:35:08.758 --> 00:35:10.717 back on the track, okay? You got me? 652 00:35:11.805 --> 00:35:13.981 Three miles, take a right. 653 00:35:14.068 --> 00:35:15.374 Copy that. 654 00:35:27.690 --> 00:35:28.909 Uh, Reggie? 655 00:35:32.217 --> 00:35:34.219 What if I can't turn right? 656 00:35:34.306 --> 00:35:36.525 You have to go right, okay? 657 00:35:36.612 --> 00:35:38.832 Left takes you up a mountain without an easy exit. 658 00:35:38.919 --> 00:35:40.486 You have to go to the top, 659 00:35:40.573 --> 00:35:42.531 then work your way down the other side. 660 00:35:42.618 --> 00:35:44.403 I'd really advise against it. 661 00:35:44.490 --> 00:35:46.622 Go right. 662 00:35:46.709 --> 00:35:48.842 We have to go left. There's no other choice. 663 00:35:51.714 --> 00:35:55.022 Sorry, Reggie. We have to go left. Over. 664 00:35:56.719 --> 00:35:58.634 My only advice then would be to 665 00:35:58.721 --> 00:36:01.637 take it as fast as you can to make up time. Over. 666 00:36:01.724 --> 00:36:03.944 Roger that. Over and out. 667 00:36:11.212 --> 00:36:12.953 We're taking the mountain pass. 668 00:36:16.174 --> 00:36:18.654 Mike? 669 00:36:18.741 --> 00:36:20.047 Andrea? 670 00:36:22.049 --> 00:36:23.790 Mike? 671 00:36:26.184 --> 00:36:28.011 Andrea? 672 00:36:40.023 --> 00:36:41.503 Still nothing? 673 00:36:44.376 --> 00:36:46.726 I feel like we're grave-robbing. 674 00:36:46.813 --> 00:36:49.990 I know... it's weird. 675 00:36:54.212 --> 00:36:55.561 But this is survival. 676 00:37:03.743 --> 00:37:05.223 Come on! 677 00:37:09.401 --> 00:37:11.054 This is perfect. 678 00:37:29.029 --> 00:37:31.205 So be honest. 679 00:37:31.292 --> 00:37:32.902 Do you think I'll be able to play again? 680 00:37:35.209 --> 00:37:39.518 I'm more worried about infection 681 00:37:39.605 --> 00:37:41.650 or internal bleeding. 682 00:37:43.217 --> 00:37:45.175 But if I had to guess, 683 00:37:45.263 --> 00:37:49.092 I'd say you'll be serenading us in just a few weeks. 684 00:38:07.110 --> 00:38:09.069 You remember the first night we met? 685 00:38:10.723 --> 00:38:12.768 How could I forget? 686 00:38:15.205 --> 00:38:17.817 A girlfriend of mine asked if I wanted to go see a concert 687 00:38:17.904 --> 00:38:20.907 and I thought... 688 00:38:20.994 --> 00:38:24.693 she meant a band or a DJ set. 689 00:38:24.780 --> 00:38:27.130 I didn't know she meant a piano recital. 690 00:38:27.217 --> 00:38:30.917 Hey, it was standing room only. 691 00:38:31.004 --> 00:38:32.440 You're lucky you got in. 692 00:38:34.094 --> 00:38:37.793 You played Chopin Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2. 693 00:38:37.880 --> 00:38:39.404 One of my favorites. 694 00:38:40.622 --> 00:38:42.015 And now it's one of mine. 695 00:38:55.115 --> 00:38:56.421 Mike? 696 00:38:56.508 --> 00:38:58.336 Andrea? 697 00:39:00.947 --> 00:39:02.775 God, they should be here. 698 00:39:06.300 --> 00:39:09.042 Should be here. Damn it! 699 00:39:13.176 --> 00:39:15.614 Is that Chopin? 700 00:39:15.701 --> 00:39:16.702 Mike! 701 00:39:19.400 --> 00:39:21.097 Mike? Mike! 702 00:39:21.184 --> 00:39:22.447 Sara? 703 00:39:22.534 --> 00:39:24.231 Yeah? Where are you? 704 00:39:24.318 --> 00:39:26.059 We're here! 705 00:39:26.146 --> 00:39:29.584 The plane broke in half. We're under some... like ice! 706 00:39:29.671 --> 00:39:30.846 Mike's hurt! 707 00:39:30.933 --> 00:39:32.152 Okay, I'm getting you out! 708 00:39:36.548 --> 00:39:37.679 We're almost out of here. 709 00:39:42.467 --> 00:39:46.819 I... I don't think I can go on. 710 00:39:57.220 --> 00:39:58.439 No... 711 00:40:07.013 --> 00:40:10.190 Andrea, I... 712 00:40:14.281 --> 00:40:15.587 Let's... 713 00:40:23.508 --> 00:40:24.900 Let's get out of here. 714 00:40:26.728 --> 00:40:30.166 I'm coming for you! I'm almost there! 715 00:40:30.253 --> 00:40:31.690 Don't worry, I got it. 716 00:40:45.486 --> 00:40:48.358 Guys, this digging is taking way too long! 717 00:40:48.446 --> 00:40:51.100 Do you have anything in there that can help you get out? 718 00:40:51.187 --> 00:40:52.450 Uh... 719 00:40:56.062 --> 00:40:58.064 No. There's nothing. 720 00:41:00.545 --> 00:41:02.982 Stand back. 721 00:41:03.069 --> 00:41:04.636 Mike, stop! 722 00:41:10.076 --> 00:41:12.078 What were you thinking? 723 00:41:12.165 --> 00:41:13.732 You could have punctured your lung! 724 00:41:13.819 --> 00:41:16.343 We have to get out of here. 725 00:41:47.896 --> 00:41:49.985 Mike, oh! 726 00:41:50.072 --> 00:41:51.552 I can't believe I found you! 727 00:42:02.476 --> 00:42:05.958 Andrea! Andrea! Oh! 728 00:42:07.786 --> 00:42:09.396 It's so nice to finally meet you. 729 00:42:09.483 --> 00:42:10.702 You, too. 730 00:42:10.789 --> 00:42:12.051 We have to get out of here. 731 00:42:12.138 --> 00:42:13.748 Okay. But we need to hurry anyways. 732 00:42:13.835 --> 00:42:15.620 I'll explain everything in the car. 733 00:42:15.707 --> 00:42:16.708 Okay. 734 00:42:20.146 --> 00:42:22.801 We're almost back on schedule. You're doing pretty good time. 735 00:42:22.888 --> 00:42:24.846 Help me look for anything that might be ice. 736 00:42:24.933 --> 00:42:27.719 We can't afford to spin out up here. 737 00:42:44.779 --> 00:42:46.825 Oh, no. 738 00:42:46.912 --> 00:42:48.348 Jill! 739 00:42:48.435 --> 00:42:50.263 It's in Seattle now! 740 00:42:50.350 --> 00:42:52.308 You need to move faster. 741 00:42:52.395 --> 00:42:55.921 You need to move faster if you want to beat that wall of ice! 742 00:42:56.008 --> 00:42:57.923 We have to get you in Tribuga 743 00:42:58.010 --> 00:43:00.795 in less than four hours to keep pace! 744 00:43:00.882 --> 00:43:03.406 I'll try, but I don't wanna push it. 745 00:43:03.493 --> 00:43:05.234 We can't afford to have an accident up here. 746 00:43:11.980 --> 00:43:14.592 Oh! Hold on! 747 00:43:17.812 --> 00:43:19.466 Oh... 748 00:43:30.564 --> 00:43:32.218 Jill! 749 00:43:34.089 --> 00:43:35.395 Jill? 750 00:43:38.833 --> 00:43:40.226 Jill? 751 00:43:41.183 --> 00:43:43.229 Jill! 752 00:43:55.807 --> 00:43:57.635 Oscar? 753 00:43:57.722 --> 00:44:00.202 Hey, Oscar? Oscar. 754 00:44:00.289 --> 00:44:01.377 Hey, hey, hey. 755 00:44:01.464 --> 00:44:03.031 Hey, Oscar, wake up! 756 00:44:03.118 --> 00:44:05.947 Oscar, open your eyes! 757 00:44:06.034 --> 00:44:08.210 I'm cold. 758 00:44:08.297 --> 00:44:10.648 Hey, you okay? 759 00:44:13.041 --> 00:44:14.434 Okay. 760 00:44:18.220 --> 00:44:22.834 Oh, no, no, no! No, no... 761 00:44:22.921 --> 00:44:24.662 Damn it! 762 00:44:27.534 --> 00:44:28.840 We have to find another car. 763 00:44:28.927 --> 00:44:30.580 Otherwise, we're gonna freeze to death. 764 00:44:30.668 --> 00:44:33.105 Jill, the cure, the cure, the cure, the cure! 765 00:44:46.118 --> 00:44:47.467 Um... 766 00:44:48.860 --> 00:44:51.253 Let's get moving. 767 00:45:09.663 --> 00:45:11.273 Jill, Oscar. 768 00:45:11.360 --> 00:45:13.711 Come on, come on. 769 00:45:13.798 --> 00:45:16.496 Move. 770 00:45:16.583 --> 00:45:18.716 Don't be dead. Come on, one of you guys move. 771 00:45:20.108 --> 00:45:21.501 Move! 772 00:45:28.290 --> 00:45:30.989 Oh, thank God, thank God. 773 00:45:35.254 --> 00:45:37.038 A truck! 774 00:45:41.042 --> 00:45:42.783 Phew. 775 00:45:55.840 --> 00:45:57.624 Okay. 776 00:45:57.711 --> 00:45:58.973 You okay? 777 00:46:00.714 --> 00:46:03.848 Here, let's get you inside, okay? 778 00:46:03.935 --> 00:46:05.632 Come on. 779 00:46:06.633 --> 00:46:08.200 It's too cold out here. 780 00:46:13.161 --> 00:46:14.641 Here we go. 781 00:46:17.383 --> 00:46:18.688 Okay, okay. 782 00:46:18.776 --> 00:46:20.473 Don't come any closer! 783 00:46:20.560 --> 00:46:22.736 We don't have anything of value! We're infected! 784 00:46:22.823 --> 00:46:25.478 Look, we were just in an accident. 785 00:46:25.565 --> 00:46:27.001 My friend's really hurt! 786 00:46:27.088 --> 00:46:28.481 Try the hospital a few miles down the road, 787 00:46:28.568 --> 00:46:30.265 but you can't stay here. 788 00:46:30.352 --> 00:46:33.399 Look, we're from the HHS Lab. 789 00:46:33.486 --> 00:46:35.096 We have a cure for the virus. 790 00:46:35.183 --> 00:46:37.359 We have to get to Ecuador immediately 791 00:46:37.446 --> 00:46:39.492 or else everyone who survives the evacuations 792 00:46:39.579 --> 00:46:41.624 is gonna be dead in a matter of months! 793 00:46:44.584 --> 00:46:46.238 How do I know you're telling the truth? 794 00:46:54.246 --> 00:46:55.638 I got it, I got it, I got it. 795 00:46:57.031 --> 00:46:58.380 Here. 796 00:47:01.035 --> 00:47:02.297 We have the cure, sir. 797 00:47:11.219 --> 00:47:13.439 Well, you can't come in the house! 798 00:47:13.526 --> 00:47:15.397 But you can bring your friend around to the workshop. 799 00:47:15.484 --> 00:47:17.182 I'll go get the first aid kit. 800 00:47:18.226 --> 00:47:19.488 Thank you. 801 00:47:23.318 --> 00:47:24.711 Okay, here, let's go. 802 00:47:31.326 --> 00:47:33.198 Okay, take him right over to the table. 803 00:47:35.200 --> 00:47:36.201 Can you hop up? 804 00:47:38.029 --> 00:47:39.682 Hop on up. 805 00:47:42.424 --> 00:47:44.209 Where are you cut, son? 806 00:47:54.088 --> 00:47:56.308 Oh, this shouldn't be too much trouble. 807 00:47:56.395 --> 00:47:58.658 Why don't you lie down right here for me, all right? 808 00:47:58.745 --> 00:48:00.442 Okay. 809 00:48:06.709 --> 00:48:10.452 My wife was a vet by trade 810 00:48:10.539 --> 00:48:13.891 and I used to assist her from time to time. 811 00:48:26.991 --> 00:48:29.210 You said your wife was a vet? 812 00:48:29.297 --> 00:48:32.735 Yep. Horses, primarily. 813 00:48:32.822 --> 00:48:34.302 Moved down here years ago 814 00:48:34.389 --> 00:48:36.957 when the area was in need of a livestock vet. 815 00:48:37.044 --> 00:48:38.872 Was a match made in heaven. 816 00:48:38.959 --> 00:48:40.918 She could fix up any of my horses, 817 00:48:41.005 --> 00:48:44.269 and she always gave me a pretty good discount. 818 00:48:44.356 --> 00:48:46.793 One more, son. 819 00:48:47.881 --> 00:48:49.491 Good, good, good. 820 00:48:53.495 --> 00:48:55.715 All done. 821 00:48:55.802 --> 00:48:58.065 Now take it easy for a minute or they'll tear. 822 00:48:58.152 --> 00:49:00.415 I don't do second stitches for free. 823 00:49:02.113 --> 00:49:03.462 No, no, no, son. 824 00:49:03.549 --> 00:49:05.072 You wanna take it easy for a minute. 825 00:49:05.159 --> 00:49:06.595 Last thing you need is an infection. 826 00:49:08.510 --> 00:49:10.904 You look like you could use a cup of coffee. 827 00:49:10.991 --> 00:49:12.862 No. We don't have time, sir. 828 00:49:12.950 --> 00:49:14.647 There's always time for a cup of joe. 829 00:49:17.171 --> 00:49:19.608 Not gonna make it to the equator without being caffeinated. 830 00:49:22.350 --> 00:49:24.918 Why haven't you evacuated south yet? 831 00:49:25.005 --> 00:49:28.661 My wife. She's sick. 832 00:49:28.748 --> 00:49:29.705 Can't move her. 833 00:49:29.792 --> 00:49:31.272 She's pretty far gone. 834 00:49:31.359 --> 00:49:33.100 Can hardly breathe anymore. 835 00:49:33.187 --> 00:49:36.756 She'd be on a ventilator if she could, but, well... 836 00:49:38.149 --> 00:49:39.977 How do you know you're not sick? 837 00:49:40.064 --> 00:49:44.198 Well, I keep my distance, wear a mask, wash my hands. 838 00:49:44.285 --> 00:49:46.809 I only see her once a night while she's sleeping. 839 00:49:46.896 --> 00:49:49.682 Read to her from her favorite books. 840 00:49:49.769 --> 00:49:51.684 Don't know if she can hear me, though. 841 00:49:51.771 --> 00:49:53.991 But if you stay... 842 00:49:54.078 --> 00:49:55.905 If we stay, we'll be together. 843 00:49:55.993 --> 00:49:58.386 When you've been married as long as we have, 844 00:49:58.473 --> 00:49:59.822 that's all you can hope for. 845 00:50:03.217 --> 00:50:04.958 I hope your wife is comfortable. 846 00:50:05.045 --> 00:50:07.004 Comfortable as one can be, considering. 847 00:50:09.093 --> 00:50:11.312 Um, look, I hate to bother you again, 848 00:50:11.399 --> 00:50:14.141 but do you have any tools I can borrow? 849 00:50:14.228 --> 00:50:16.100 Depends. What are you looking to fix? 850 00:50:16.187 --> 00:50:17.623 A ham radio. 851 00:50:17.710 --> 00:50:19.581 It got damaged in the crash 852 00:50:19.668 --> 00:50:21.627 and we need it working before we can leave. 853 00:50:21.714 --> 00:50:23.585 Should have everything you need over on this workbench 854 00:50:23.672 --> 00:50:25.283 if you wanna take a look. 855 00:50:25.370 --> 00:50:26.501 -Yeah, can I? -Mm-hm. 856 00:50:33.073 --> 00:50:36.685 So we have to get to Ecuador in less than a day. 857 00:50:36.772 --> 00:50:38.252 That's right. 858 00:50:40.515 --> 00:50:42.561 Any hospitals coming up? 859 00:50:42.648 --> 00:50:44.519 None that I can see. 860 00:50:44.606 --> 00:50:46.391 Wouldn't they have taken any medications with them 861 00:50:46.478 --> 00:50:48.219 in their evacuation? 862 00:50:48.306 --> 00:50:50.395 No. If this was a fast Evac, 863 00:50:50.482 --> 00:50:52.658 they would have a lot of med stockpiled. 864 00:50:52.745 --> 00:50:54.355 There's a chance we'll find whatever they couldn't take 865 00:50:54.442 --> 00:50:56.053 with them at a larger hospital. 866 00:50:57.576 --> 00:50:59.404 Mike! 867 00:50:59.491 --> 00:51:01.623 Mike, how do you feel? 868 00:51:01.710 --> 00:51:03.234 Mike? 869 00:51:03.321 --> 00:51:05.627 Mike? 870 00:51:08.848 --> 00:51:10.719 Damn it! It's pure ice! 871 00:51:13.244 --> 00:51:14.680 Hang on! 872 00:51:21.295 --> 00:51:23.210 Are you guys all right? 873 00:51:23.297 --> 00:51:25.691 I'm all right. I'm... 874 00:51:25.778 --> 00:51:27.693 Andrea? Are you okay? 875 00:51:27.780 --> 00:51:30.043 I'm okay. I'm better than okay. 876 00:51:30.130 --> 00:51:31.784 Look! 877 00:51:40.097 --> 00:51:41.707 This wall of ice isn't supposed to start moving 878 00:51:41.794 --> 00:51:44.013 for another 14 hours. 879 00:51:48.714 --> 00:51:50.933 Reggie to Jill? 880 00:51:51.020 --> 00:51:53.545 This is Reggie to Jill! Can you hear me? Over. 881 00:52:02.467 --> 00:52:05.296 Why do you need this radio working? 882 00:52:05.383 --> 00:52:07.472 Well... the GPS isn't working 883 00:52:07.559 --> 00:52:09.822 'cause the poles are completely out of whack. 884 00:52:09.909 --> 00:52:12.303 But I got a contact who has a fix on us. 885 00:52:16.481 --> 00:52:18.135 Can you hand me the leads? 886 00:52:30.364 --> 00:52:31.713 It's getting there. 887 00:52:39.330 --> 00:52:42.071 Got to turn him to his side! Get his shoulder! 888 00:52:42.159 --> 00:52:45.031 Now do it! One, two, three! 889 00:52:46.511 --> 00:52:48.034 Is he on any medications 890 00:52:48.121 --> 00:52:49.340 or have any allergies that you're aware of? 891 00:52:49.427 --> 00:52:50.906 No, no. I don't think so. 892 00:52:50.993 --> 00:52:52.604 Then he must have had a concussion. 893 00:52:55.389 --> 00:52:56.303 What do we do? 894 00:52:56.390 --> 00:52:57.652 Just have wait it out. 895 00:52:59.001 --> 00:53:00.699 I think it's over. 896 00:53:00.786 --> 00:53:03.354 Pull up his shirt. I need to check his stitches. 897 00:53:07.140 --> 00:53:08.576 It's infected. 898 00:53:08.663 --> 00:53:10.361 I have to pull them out immediately, 899 00:53:10.448 --> 00:53:13.146 clean it out and try again. 900 00:53:13.233 --> 00:53:15.540 Well, tell me what I can do to help. 901 00:53:15.627 --> 00:53:17.933 Do you have any kind of disinfectant, 902 00:53:18.020 --> 00:53:21.067 nail polish remover or mouthwash? 903 00:53:21.154 --> 00:53:22.764 Yeah. I have something. 904 00:53:22.851 --> 00:53:23.983 Okay. 905 00:53:25.550 --> 00:53:27.334 Shoot. 906 00:53:27.421 --> 00:53:29.684 Come on, come on. 907 00:53:29.771 --> 00:53:30.903 I know it's in here somewhere. 908 00:53:33.601 --> 00:53:34.689 Yes! 909 00:53:35.995 --> 00:53:37.823 That'll do. 910 00:53:52.272 --> 00:53:54.361 Okay. 911 00:53:54.448 --> 00:53:55.623 All right. 912 00:53:57.190 --> 00:53:59.018 You may not want to watch this. 913 00:54:05.633 --> 00:54:07.940 I hate to be that person, but a morgue seems 914 00:54:08.027 --> 00:54:09.855 like the place you would go when it's too late. 915 00:54:09.942 --> 00:54:11.683 Morgues are medical facilities. 916 00:54:11.770 --> 00:54:13.162 They still have some amount of medicines on hand 917 00:54:13.250 --> 00:54:14.903 to treat people. 918 00:54:14.990 --> 00:54:17.471 It's usually not much, but there's a chance. 919 00:54:17.558 --> 00:54:20.213 And what if there aren't any? 920 00:54:20.300 --> 00:54:21.823 It's the best shot we've got. 921 00:54:24.609 --> 00:54:26.045 Lead the way. 922 00:54:26.132 --> 00:54:27.612 This way. 923 00:54:31.485 --> 00:54:33.052 Must be broken windows or something. 924 00:54:33.139 --> 00:54:35.794 Just be careful what you touch. 925 00:54:35.881 --> 00:54:37.099 Where do you think they keep the medications? 926 00:54:37.186 --> 00:54:38.710 In the back. Let's go. 927 00:54:39.798 --> 00:54:41.103 Okay... 928 00:54:41.190 --> 00:54:42.496 Let's give this is a shot. 929 00:54:48.285 --> 00:54:52.201 Reggie? Do you copy? Over. 930 00:54:52.289 --> 00:54:54.987 Reggie! Come in, Reggie! Over. 931 00:54:56.293 --> 00:54:57.859 Jill, what happened to you guys? 932 00:54:59.383 --> 00:55:00.645 We hit a patch of ice and crashed, 933 00:55:00.732 --> 00:55:04.562 but we're okay for the most part. 934 00:55:04.649 --> 00:55:06.085 Everything okay over there? 935 00:55:07.695 --> 00:55:09.828 I have some bad news. 936 00:55:09.915 --> 00:55:10.916 What is it? 937 00:55:12.700 --> 00:55:14.876 There's been a huge pressure swing here. 938 00:55:14.963 --> 00:55:18.619 The second ice wall is gonna be starting earlier. 939 00:55:21.579 --> 00:55:24.712 It's not supposed to hit the Poles for another 15 hours. 940 00:55:24.799 --> 00:55:28.586 And it's not supposed to reach us for at least another 13. 941 00:55:28.673 --> 00:55:30.631 Look, by my estimate, the second ice wall 942 00:55:30.718 --> 00:55:33.068 will start here in about two hours, 943 00:55:33.155 --> 00:55:35.462 reach you in 11, which gives you 944 00:55:35.549 --> 00:55:37.638 nine hours to beat the first ice wall. 945 00:55:37.725 --> 00:55:38.987 Got it? 946 00:55:40.989 --> 00:55:42.817 Reggie, I don't... 947 00:55:42.904 --> 00:55:44.819 Sorry to interrupt. He's up. 948 00:55:44.906 --> 00:55:46.560 I think he's gonna recover. Stitches look good. 949 00:55:48.997 --> 00:55:51.348 Reggie, we're hitting the road. Over and out. 950 00:55:51.435 --> 00:55:53.132 Good luck. Over and out. 951 00:55:59.704 --> 00:56:02.402 Hey, Jill. What'd I miss? 952 00:56:03.925 --> 00:56:05.405 Don't you ever scare me like that again. 953 00:56:06.711 --> 00:56:07.929 Don't count on it. 954 00:56:10.367 --> 00:56:13.718 Robert, we, uh... need a car. 955 00:56:13.805 --> 00:56:15.850 Do you know of anyone who might have left one behind? 956 00:56:15.937 --> 00:56:17.852 Can't say as I do, 957 00:56:17.939 --> 00:56:21.247 although I might know of a car you can use. 958 00:56:21.334 --> 00:56:22.988 Whose? 959 00:56:23.075 --> 00:56:24.946 Spare gallons of gas and chains in the back. 960 00:56:25.033 --> 00:56:27.601 It's all yours. 961 00:56:27.688 --> 00:56:30.517 We have the cure, enough for your wife. 962 00:56:30.604 --> 00:56:31.649 You can come with us. 963 00:56:31.736 --> 00:56:33.390 No. It's way too late for us. 964 00:56:33.477 --> 00:56:35.087 We'd only slow you down. 965 00:56:35.174 --> 00:56:36.523 And, besides, this storm's gonna take us out 966 00:56:36.610 --> 00:56:38.133 before too long anyway. 967 00:56:38.220 --> 00:56:40.005 But if you can get the cure to everyone, 968 00:56:40.092 --> 00:56:41.746 you can save the world. 969 00:56:41.833 --> 00:56:44.618 I think that's worth my truck 970 00:56:44.705 --> 00:56:46.751 and some alone time comforting my wife. 971 00:56:53.192 --> 00:56:54.672 Be safe. 972 00:57:00.634 --> 00:57:01.722 Thank you. 973 00:57:03.202 --> 00:57:05.334 You take care, son. Take care of her. 974 00:57:06.640 --> 00:57:10.339 Oh, don't forget your whisky. 975 00:57:10.427 --> 00:57:12.429 Why don't you hang onto that? 976 00:57:12.516 --> 00:57:14.605 Call us even? 977 00:57:14.692 --> 00:57:16.998 Cheers. I'll get the door for you. 978 00:57:26.617 --> 00:57:28.009 Thank you, Robert. 979 00:57:33.145 --> 00:57:34.625 Reggie, come in. 980 00:57:34.712 --> 00:57:37.062 Do you know where the ice wall is now? Over. 981 00:57:37.149 --> 00:57:39.456 Yeah, it should be passing over San Antonio right now. 982 00:57:41.806 --> 00:57:42.894 Sara. 983 00:57:49.248 --> 00:57:51.555 -Gimme a second. -Okay. 984 00:57:51.642 --> 00:57:54.340 Do you think they're occupied? 985 00:57:54.427 --> 00:57:56.777 We'll be in them soon enough if I don't find some medicine. 986 00:57:58.387 --> 00:58:00.215 But, actually, they're insulated 987 00:58:00.302 --> 00:58:02.479 so it wouldn't be the worst place for us. 988 00:58:04.524 --> 00:58:06.221 Okay, should be somewhere in here. 989 00:58:06.308 --> 00:58:07.527 Mike, hold onto this. 990 00:58:13.098 --> 00:58:14.665 The wind's getting stronger. 991 00:58:14.752 --> 00:58:16.667 That's not the wind. 992 00:58:16.754 --> 00:58:18.973 This is the first ice storm Jill warned us about! 993 00:58:24.631 --> 00:58:25.806 What do we do? 994 00:58:25.893 --> 00:58:26.807 Get in the drawer now! 995 00:58:26.894 --> 00:58:28.243 Won't we get stuck? 996 00:58:28.330 --> 00:58:29.506 This is the only way we'll survive! 997 00:58:29.593 --> 00:58:31.290 Come on! 998 00:58:32.683 --> 00:58:34.598 Hurry! 999 00:58:34.685 --> 00:58:36.208 -You guys okay? -Yes! 1000 00:58:38.906 --> 00:58:40.299 We're good. 1001 00:58:42.693 --> 00:58:43.911 Careful. 1002 00:58:51.702 --> 00:58:52.964 What are you waiting for? 1003 00:58:53.051 --> 00:58:54.400 How did you get it to slide in? 1004 00:58:54.487 --> 00:58:55.619 It's stuck? Pull! 1005 00:59:23.211 --> 00:59:24.909 Get to Ecuador. 1006 00:59:24.996 --> 00:59:26.127 I love you! 1007 00:59:39.793 --> 00:59:41.752 Andrea! 1008 00:59:52.371 --> 00:59:53.764 You okay? 1009 01:00:06.341 --> 01:00:07.386 Damn it! 1010 01:00:09.431 --> 01:00:11.216 We can find another road. 1011 01:00:11.303 --> 01:00:15.176 Really? Where? Where is there another road? 1012 01:00:19.920 --> 01:00:22.096 Reggie, do you copy? Over. 1013 01:00:22.183 --> 01:00:24.969 Copy! What do you need? Over. 1014 01:00:25.056 --> 01:00:27.536 How much time do we have and where should we be going? 1015 01:00:27.624 --> 01:00:29.843 We're stuck behind a wall of ice! 1016 01:00:29.930 --> 01:00:32.106 Well, the storm is heading into Mexico now. 1017 01:00:32.193 --> 01:00:34.326 And you guys should be entering 1018 01:00:34.413 --> 01:00:36.720 into northern Ecuador at about, uh... 1019 01:00:36.807 --> 01:00:38.069 within the hour. 1020 01:00:38.156 --> 01:00:39.810 You just have just over seven hours 1021 01:00:39.897 --> 01:00:41.376 before the first ice wall hits. 1022 01:00:41.463 --> 01:00:44.031 And nine before the second one does. 1023 01:00:44.118 --> 01:00:47.992 So as for what direction, stick to the coast. 1024 01:00:48.079 --> 01:00:50.211 It's a shame you can't drive over the ocean, 1025 01:00:50.298 --> 01:00:52.736 but, uh, cars sink, you know. 1026 01:00:52.823 --> 01:00:55.521 Thank you again, Reggie, for everything. 1027 01:00:55.608 --> 01:00:57.131 I was, uh... 1028 01:01:00.395 --> 01:01:03.660 No, no! 1029 01:01:03.747 --> 01:01:05.792 Oh... It's here! 1030 01:01:05.879 --> 01:01:08.142 It's here! 1031 01:01:08.229 --> 01:01:10.101 The second wall of ice is here! 1032 01:01:10.188 --> 01:01:11.102 Reggie! 1033 01:01:11.189 --> 01:01:12.756 Oh, no! 1034 01:01:12.843 --> 01:01:15.367 I guess I was wrong about the safe zone! 1035 01:01:17.282 --> 01:01:18.675 Reggie, no! 1036 01:01:43.525 --> 01:01:46.790 We have to keep going. 1037 01:01:46.877 --> 01:01:48.705 But we're stuck 1038 01:01:48.792 --> 01:01:51.142 and our only path to Ecuador is completely blocked. 1039 01:01:52.143 --> 01:01:54.449 Wait. Is that... 1040 01:01:56.060 --> 01:01:57.148 Is that the ocean? 1041 01:02:03.850 --> 01:02:07.375 You know, Reggie may have been on to something. 1042 01:02:07.462 --> 01:02:09.377 With the roads just getting harder and harder 1043 01:02:09.464 --> 01:02:12.990 to drive on and GPS not functioning whatsoever... 1044 01:02:15.209 --> 01:02:17.472 You're not actually suggesting we drive 1045 01:02:17.559 --> 01:02:19.561 over the ocean, are you? 1046 01:02:19.648 --> 01:02:21.259 Why not? 1047 01:02:21.346 --> 01:02:23.696 It should be frozen solid, at least by the shore 1048 01:02:23.783 --> 01:02:26.090 where it's shallowest. 1049 01:02:26.177 --> 01:02:28.701 We could just follow the coast. 1050 01:02:28.788 --> 01:02:32.270 We don't know how far down frozen it is! 1051 01:02:32.357 --> 01:02:33.750 We should be all right as long as we stay within 1052 01:02:33.837 --> 01:02:35.752 30 to 50 feet from the shore. 1053 01:02:37.841 --> 01:02:39.886 Okay. 1054 01:02:39.973 --> 01:02:41.366 Okay. 1055 01:02:49.940 --> 01:02:51.202 Careful. 1056 01:02:54.945 --> 01:02:56.729 If I hear one creak I don't like, 1057 01:02:56.816 --> 01:02:58.775 we're dropping this and heading straight for the shore. 1058 01:03:32.286 --> 01:03:34.027 Mike? 1059 01:03:34.114 --> 01:03:35.115 Can you hear me? 1060 01:03:36.682 --> 01:03:38.510 Yes. 1061 01:03:38.597 --> 01:03:40.729 Andrea. 1062 01:03:40.817 --> 01:03:42.906 What happened? Mike? 1063 01:03:44.951 --> 01:03:47.693 She got up and closed my drawer and... 1064 01:03:49.303 --> 01:03:51.349 She... 1065 01:03:51.436 --> 01:03:52.654 What do you mean? 1066 01:03:56.397 --> 01:03:57.703 Hang on. 1067 01:03:58.660 --> 01:04:00.184 Wait. 1068 01:04:00.271 --> 01:04:02.403 Mike, can you get out? 1069 01:04:02.490 --> 01:04:04.318 No. 1070 01:04:04.405 --> 01:04:06.059 We're stuck. 1071 01:04:06.146 --> 01:04:08.192 There has to be some kind of emergency switch 1072 01:04:08.279 --> 01:04:11.891 on these things so people don't get stuck! 1073 01:04:11.978 --> 01:04:14.633 Frozen from the outside, Sara. 1074 01:04:14.720 --> 01:04:16.156 We're stuck. 1075 01:04:19.377 --> 01:04:21.945 Do you have anything on you that can help us get out? 1076 01:04:22.032 --> 01:04:23.381 I don't think so. 1077 01:04:25.774 --> 01:04:27.864 You still smoke? 1078 01:04:27.951 --> 01:04:31.389 I gave that up. I really regret it right now. 1079 01:04:31.476 --> 01:04:34.479 Wait a second. I have an idea. 1080 01:04:54.368 --> 01:04:56.066 I got it! 1081 01:04:56.153 --> 01:04:57.328 Yes. 1082 01:05:14.780 --> 01:05:15.868 Mike! 1083 01:05:15.955 --> 01:05:17.174 Mike, we have to hurry! 1084 01:05:20.307 --> 01:05:22.788 What are you doing? Come on, Mike! 1085 01:05:34.234 --> 01:05:35.627 What's happening out there? 1086 01:05:35.714 --> 01:05:37.107 Try it now! 1087 01:05:40.632 --> 01:05:42.373 Way to go, little bro! 1088 01:05:50.772 --> 01:05:52.426 Mike... 1089 01:05:53.862 --> 01:05:55.473 Mike... 1090 01:05:55.560 --> 01:05:59.129 Look, I hate to say this, but we have to got to go. 1091 01:05:59.216 --> 01:06:03.437 Look, if we don't leave now, she gave her life for nothing. 1092 01:06:06.701 --> 01:06:09.356 Let's go. We got to get out of here, come on. 1093 01:06:16.407 --> 01:06:17.408 How are we doing on time? 1094 01:06:20.498 --> 01:06:23.370 A more direct path would be faster. 1095 01:06:23.457 --> 01:06:25.416 But we're pretty close to being back on schedule. 1096 01:06:27.157 --> 01:06:30.290 The storm will have hit Costa Rica by now. 1097 01:06:30.377 --> 01:06:31.726 That's where I went to grad school. 1098 01:06:33.250 --> 01:06:35.730 Now it's like it didn't even happen. 1099 01:06:35.817 --> 01:06:38.298 Oh... 1100 01:06:38.385 --> 01:06:41.127 -You okay? -Yeah. 1101 01:06:41.214 --> 01:06:43.086 Just getting over my new surgery. 1102 01:06:46.176 --> 01:06:48.439 We should try picking up speed. 1103 01:06:48.526 --> 01:06:52.269 Try to do our best to get as much ahead as possible. 1104 01:06:52.356 --> 01:06:55.315 I don't know, Jill. This is pure ice we're on. 1105 01:06:55.402 --> 01:06:58.057 If the ice cracks or if we sink, that's it, 1106 01:06:58.144 --> 01:06:59.667 not just for us, but for all of humanity. 1107 01:06:59.754 --> 01:07:02.670 And we are still a ways away from Ecuador. 1108 01:07:02.757 --> 01:07:05.238 That's why we should go faster. 1109 01:07:05.325 --> 01:07:07.719 We can regain some control and make up for lost time. 1110 01:07:10.069 --> 01:07:11.592 Okay. 1111 01:07:11.679 --> 01:07:13.072 Go faster. 1112 01:07:22.038 --> 01:07:22.951 A boat! 1113 01:07:23.039 --> 01:07:24.605 I see... 1114 01:07:24.692 --> 01:07:27.130 -A big boat! -I know! I see it! 1115 01:07:27.217 --> 01:07:28.479 Hang on. 1116 01:07:34.833 --> 01:07:37.096 -You all right? -Yeah. 1117 01:07:38.924 --> 01:07:40.708 Floor it! 1118 01:07:40.795 --> 01:07:42.493 -Get out! -Onto the ice? 1119 01:07:42.580 --> 01:07:44.408 If the truck sinks, we're done for. 1120 01:07:44.495 --> 01:07:45.713 Out! 1121 01:07:58.335 --> 01:07:59.771 Jill! Jill! 1122 01:08:00.728 --> 01:08:02.469 No! 1123 01:08:12.349 --> 01:08:13.785 Let's go. 1124 01:08:15.482 --> 01:08:17.049 We're walking the rest of the way. 1125 01:08:31.237 --> 01:08:33.631 And the last helicopter evacuating from 1126 01:08:33.718 --> 01:08:37.504 the southern Texas area have taken off. 1127 01:08:37.591 --> 01:08:38.810 Looks like there's a hospital coming up, 1128 01:08:38.897 --> 01:08:40.551 not too far from us now. 1129 01:08:40.638 --> 01:08:42.901 Do you think they'll actually have any medications? 1130 01:08:42.988 --> 01:08:44.555 The bigger the hospital, the better. 1131 01:08:45.991 --> 01:08:47.340 No! 1132 01:08:47.427 --> 01:08:50.430 No, no, no, no! This can't be happening? 1133 01:08:50.517 --> 01:08:52.345 Did you run out of gas? 1134 01:08:52.432 --> 01:08:55.043 That ice wall must have damaged something, damn it! 1135 01:08:55.131 --> 01:08:56.262 Damn it! 1136 01:08:58.525 --> 01:08:59.918 Can we fix it? 1137 01:09:00.005 --> 01:09:02.094 Not in this weather. 1138 01:09:02.181 --> 01:09:03.530 How far away is that hospital? 1139 01:09:06.881 --> 01:09:08.187 How much further? 1140 01:09:08.274 --> 01:09:12.191 We're about 20 miles in 1141 01:09:12.278 --> 01:09:13.410 from where the truck went down. 1142 01:09:15.803 --> 01:09:19.633 Jill, you're shaking. 1143 01:09:23.159 --> 01:09:25.204 Jill... 1144 01:09:25.291 --> 01:09:26.684 You sure? 1145 01:09:27.685 --> 01:09:29.382 Absolutely. 1146 01:09:43.222 --> 01:09:46.051 I'm really sorry for yelling at you back there. 1147 01:09:50.360 --> 01:09:51.361 It wasn't your fault. 1148 01:09:52.579 --> 01:09:54.364 Yes, it was. 1149 01:09:57.193 --> 01:09:59.282 Jill, you were right! 1150 01:09:59.369 --> 01:10:01.501 We had to make up time. You were right, Jill! 1151 01:10:01.588 --> 01:10:03.329 Stop it! 1152 01:10:03.416 --> 01:10:05.853 Because of my decision, we may have killed an entire race! 1153 01:10:07.638 --> 01:10:08.987 It's entirely my fault. 1154 01:10:10.293 --> 01:10:12.556 You are the smartest person I know! 1155 01:10:12.643 --> 01:10:14.819 The world needs you more than anybody else living in it now! 1156 01:10:14.906 --> 01:10:17.300 That is the problem, Oscar! 1157 01:10:17.387 --> 01:10:19.998 I have been so focused on my work and finding out 1158 01:10:20.085 --> 01:10:21.956 what's been going on that I have abandoned 1159 01:10:22.043 --> 01:10:27.179 what's really important, my friends, my family! 1160 01:10:27.266 --> 01:10:31.836 Jill, when you and your family 1161 01:10:31.923 --> 01:10:34.142 are back in Ecuador, 1162 01:10:34.230 --> 01:10:35.666 they'll be so happy to see you. 1163 01:10:35.753 --> 01:10:37.407 Nothing else will matter! 1164 01:10:41.889 --> 01:10:45.153 There is no way I could have gone this far without you. 1165 01:10:46.677 --> 01:10:48.069 Okay, come on. 1166 01:10:50.158 --> 01:10:51.856 Let's go save the world. 1167 01:11:06.349 --> 01:11:07.698 Okay. You're going to be okay. 1168 01:11:08.786 --> 01:11:10.309 Here we go. 1169 01:11:17.795 --> 01:11:21.015 You stay here, I'm going to find some medications. 1170 01:11:37.945 --> 01:11:40.252 Empty, empty. 1171 01:11:48.913 --> 01:11:52.133 Okay. Okay, okay, yes, yes. 1172 01:11:54.179 --> 01:11:56.007 Come on. 1173 01:11:58.488 --> 01:11:59.793 Bingo. 1174 01:11:59.880 --> 01:12:01.317 Here we go. 1175 01:12:15.374 --> 01:12:16.810 Agh! 1176 01:12:16.897 --> 01:12:18.464 Maybe Mike can help me with this. 1177 01:12:20.510 --> 01:12:23.251 Mike, what are you doing? 1178 01:12:23.339 --> 01:12:24.644 You should be resting. 1179 01:12:24.731 --> 01:12:25.776 I can rest when we're in Ecuador. 1180 01:12:25.863 --> 01:12:27.647 What do you need me to do? 1181 01:12:27.734 --> 01:12:29.475 Help me break into this room. 1182 01:12:40.573 --> 01:12:43.315 What do we do now? 1183 01:12:43.402 --> 01:12:44.882 Maybe we can crawl in through the air ducts. 1184 01:12:44.969 --> 01:12:46.710 Go in from above? 1185 01:12:46.797 --> 01:12:49.626 No9 way I'm getting into the air ducts, not like this. 1186 01:12:49.713 --> 01:12:51.932 There has to be something. Someone, maybe. 1187 01:12:52.019 --> 01:12:54.718 An emergency radio? A phone? Someone we can contact? 1188 01:12:54.805 --> 01:12:57.285 There has to be something or somebody that can help us. 1189 01:12:57.373 --> 01:13:00.680 Sara, help me grab this chair. 1190 01:13:00.767 --> 01:13:02.334 Yes. 1191 01:13:05.032 --> 01:13:07.078 You okay? 1192 01:13:07.165 --> 01:13:08.340 Okay, you got it. 1193 01:13:11.822 --> 01:13:13.214 Ready? 1194 01:13:17.480 --> 01:13:19.873 What are you doing? 1195 01:13:22.049 --> 01:13:24.225 Do you hear that? 1196 01:13:24.312 --> 01:13:25.575 Oh. 1197 01:13:25.662 --> 01:13:27.925 Helicopter. It's a helicopter! 1198 01:13:28.012 --> 01:13:29.840 It's a helicopter, come on! 1199 01:13:36.107 --> 01:13:37.064 Help! 1200 01:13:37.151 --> 01:13:38.979 -Help! -Hey! 1201 01:13:39.066 --> 01:13:40.024 -Hey, come back! -Help! 1202 01:13:40.111 --> 01:13:41.895 Come back! 1203 01:13:41.982 --> 01:13:43.462 Hey! 1204 01:13:45.203 --> 01:13:46.900 Yes. 1205 01:13:46.987 --> 01:13:49.033 Hey! 1206 01:13:55.822 --> 01:13:57.258 Yes.... 1207 01:13:57.345 --> 01:14:01.349 Hey! Hey! 1208 01:14:01.437 --> 01:14:03.351 Yeah! 1209 01:14:06.311 --> 01:14:08.269 Yes! 1210 01:14:15.973 --> 01:14:20.020 We're about five hours away from the second ice wall to hit us 1211 01:14:20.107 --> 01:14:25.199 even though the first ice wall's probably hit Panama City by now, 1212 01:14:25.286 --> 01:14:26.897 pretty close to Quito. 1213 01:14:26.984 --> 01:14:28.594 All we have to do is keep heading south, 1214 01:14:28.681 --> 01:14:31.641 which is... 1215 01:14:31.728 --> 01:14:33.381 that direction. 1216 01:14:34.557 --> 01:14:36.472 Let's do this. 1217 01:14:48.962 --> 01:14:50.355 Okay. 1218 01:14:52.400 --> 01:14:53.967 You hear that? 1219 01:14:56.056 --> 01:14:57.101 Run! 1220 01:14:57.188 --> 01:14:58.842 -No, climb! -What? 1221 01:14:58.929 --> 01:15:01.235 -Climb! -Keep going, Jill! 1222 01:15:05.979 --> 01:15:07.415 Jill, go! 1223 01:15:09.809 --> 01:15:11.507 Here, take my hand! 1224 01:15:11.594 --> 01:15:12.595 Just take my arm! 1225 01:15:16.555 --> 01:15:18.122 Oscar! 1226 01:15:32.658 --> 01:15:34.573 Oscar? 1227 01:15:35.966 --> 01:15:37.663 Oscar? 1228 01:15:41.754 --> 01:15:43.495 Oscar! 1229 01:15:49.022 --> 01:15:50.371 Get away from me! 1230 01:15:53.157 --> 01:15:56.856 -Take it easy. -Don't touch me! 1231 01:15:56.943 --> 01:15:59.076 I can get you sick. I have it. 1232 01:15:59.163 --> 01:16:02.383 Hey, I was a guinea pig for this cure! 1233 01:16:02.470 --> 01:16:03.950 You couldn't get me sick if you tried! 1234 01:16:05.735 --> 01:16:09.042 I can't keep going on. 1235 01:16:09.129 --> 01:16:11.088 I'm tired. 1236 01:16:11.175 --> 01:16:12.350 I'm done, Jill. 1237 01:16:12.437 --> 01:16:15.396 Oscar, I need you. 1238 01:16:19.575 --> 01:16:22.012 Don't waste it on me. 1239 01:16:22.099 --> 01:16:24.710 I'd be taking it away from the children. 1240 01:16:24.797 --> 01:16:26.103 I can't like with that on my conscience. 1241 01:16:31.587 --> 01:16:32.892 Shh, shh, shh, shh. 1242 01:16:32.979 --> 01:16:35.503 Half now, half when we're in Quito. 1243 01:16:37.854 --> 01:16:39.595 We can still use what's left to make more. 1244 01:16:39.682 --> 01:16:43.990 Honestly, you're the smartest person I've ever met. 1245 01:16:49.517 --> 01:16:53.043 Come on. We gotta get moving. 1246 01:16:54.740 --> 01:16:56.046 Ready? 1247 01:16:56.133 --> 01:16:58.222 Here we go. One, two, three, up! 1248 01:17:26.206 --> 01:17:27.468 Jill? 1249 01:17:28.165 --> 01:17:29.906 -You okay? -Yeah. 1250 01:17:32.430 --> 01:17:33.779 Here. Take a break. 1251 01:17:43.441 --> 01:17:46.487 Here. Put it on. 1252 01:17:48.664 --> 01:17:49.926 Thank you. 1253 01:17:58.325 --> 01:18:01.589 I'll take it. I got it. 1254 01:18:01.677 --> 01:18:03.113 Okay. 1255 01:18:11.077 --> 01:18:13.471 Hey, you're going to make it. 1256 01:18:13.558 --> 01:18:15.429 You really think we can make it? 1257 01:18:15.516 --> 01:18:18.258 Yes. Come on. 1258 01:18:32.620 --> 01:18:36.537 You're good. 1259 01:18:36.624 --> 01:18:38.626 We're good. 1260 01:18:50.551 --> 01:18:51.509 You okay? 1261 01:18:51.596 --> 01:18:52.640 Yeah... 1262 01:18:56.383 --> 01:18:58.211 -Whoa! -Jill! 1263 01:19:00.170 --> 01:19:01.867 You okay? 1264 01:19:01.954 --> 01:19:02.955 Jill? 1265 01:19:04.652 --> 01:19:06.045 Yeah, it's just a twist. 1266 01:19:12.312 --> 01:19:13.574 Ah... 1267 01:19:15.228 --> 01:19:16.708 Can you make it? 1268 01:19:19.232 --> 01:19:20.625 If you can make it, I can make it. 1269 01:19:22.061 --> 01:19:23.410 Let's do it. 1270 01:19:28.676 --> 01:19:29.808 Okay. 1271 01:19:31.549 --> 01:19:33.159 Okay, I'm good. 1272 01:19:53.789 --> 01:19:55.529 I'll go check it out. 1273 01:19:57.009 --> 01:19:59.229 -You okay? -Yeah. 1274 01:19:59.316 --> 01:20:00.317 Just got to rest. 1275 01:20:58.505 --> 01:20:59.898 Jill? 1276 01:21:01.030 --> 01:21:03.032 What do you see? 1277 01:21:03.119 --> 01:21:05.948 It's clear. Slippery, but it's clear. 1278 01:21:06.035 --> 01:21:07.427 Okay. 1279 01:21:07.514 --> 01:21:09.865 Toss me the bag so you climb carefully. 1280 01:21:13.172 --> 01:21:14.695 You got it. 1281 01:21:19.048 --> 01:21:20.179 I'm going to toss you this. 1282 01:21:30.798 --> 01:21:32.278 No, no, no, no, no! 1283 01:21:50.122 --> 01:21:51.732 That was too close! 1284 01:21:51.819 --> 01:21:53.560 Sorry. 1285 01:22:19.935 --> 01:22:21.458 Jill. 1286 01:23:35.053 --> 01:23:37.012 -Doctor? -Hi. 1287 01:23:37.099 --> 01:23:40.145 Okay, so this is just gonna sting a little bit. 1288 01:23:40.232 --> 01:23:41.842 Thank you. 1289 01:23:41.929 --> 01:23:43.192 Ready? 1290 01:23:48.849 --> 01:23:53.767 Okay, now just be sure 1291 01:23:53.854 --> 01:23:55.552 to stay at least six feet away 1292 01:23:55.639 --> 01:23:57.554 from others for the next week or so. 1293 01:23:57.641 --> 01:24:00.948 This cure is not instant, okay? 1294 01:24:01.036 --> 01:24:02.298 There you go. 1295 01:24:02.385 --> 01:24:04.430 -Gracias. -Gracias. 1296 01:24:07.172 --> 01:24:09.827 Oscar, when is the next supply replenishment coming in? 1297 01:24:09.914 --> 01:24:11.742 We shall have more within the hour. 1298 01:24:11.829 --> 01:24:13.222 Okay, great. 1299 01:24:24.494 --> 01:24:27.279 -Mike! Oh, my God! -Jill! 1300 01:24:27.366 --> 01:24:28.802 Jill! 1301 01:24:28.889 --> 01:24:31.066 I can't believe you're here! 1302 01:24:34.721 --> 01:24:37.594 -Jill? -Sara! 1303 01:24:40.901 --> 01:24:42.990 When I heard there was a cure I hoped it was you, 1304 01:24:43.078 --> 01:24:46.037 but I was beginning to think it was impossible. 1305 01:24:46.124 --> 01:24:47.908 Nothing's impossible. 1306 01:24:47.995 --> 01:24:49.823 Not for us. 1307 01:24:49.910 --> 01:24:53.436 Not for this family. 1308 01:24:53.523 --> 01:24:55.307 Come on, let's get you guys taken care of. 1309 01:24:58.789 --> 01:25:00.834 As countries around the world search for survivors 1310 01:25:00.921 --> 01:25:02.923 from the destruction caused by the ice walls, 1311 01:25:03.010 --> 01:25:04.838 hope in the form of a vaccine 1312 01:25:04.925 --> 01:25:07.014 will ensure the survival of the human race. 1313 01:25:07.102 --> 01:25:09.713 In other news, the government of Ecuador has taken the lead 1314 01:25:09.800 --> 01:25:11.541 in the Green Earth Initiative to ensure 1315 01:25:11.628 --> 01:25:13.760 that we do not make the same mistakes again.