WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:56.495 --> 00:01:00.749 These cliffs, they remind me of the wrinkles 4 00:01:00.791 --> 00:01:03.001 on a wise old man's face, 5 00:01:03.043 --> 00:01:06.088 full of stories, legends. 6 00:01:07.547 --> 00:01:11.093 Epic adventures happened here, and major battles. 7 00:01:11.885 --> 00:01:16.032 A long time ago, the rock giants 8 00:01:16.056 --> 00:01:21.103 arrived on Earth and they endangered our very existence. 9 00:01:21.979 --> 00:01:24.731 And just when everyone thought it was too late, 10 00:01:26.024 --> 00:01:29.152 a legendary creature descended from the sky, 11 00:01:30.153 --> 00:01:34.491 and it was so powerful that it resonated 12 00:01:34.533 --> 00:01:36.118 with the air like thunder. 13 00:01:37.411 --> 00:01:41.540 The Thunderbird battled the giant and defeated it. 14 00:01:45.210 --> 00:01:49.089 When the battle was over, it didn't leave. 15 00:01:49.131 --> 00:01:52.902 It stayed and is watching over us, 16 00:01:52.926 --> 00:01:55.429 high up in the mountains above the clouds, 17 00:01:56.430 --> 00:01:59.182 because the rock giant's still here, 18 00:01:59.224 --> 00:02:02.519 waiting for the day when it can rise again. 19 00:02:05.397 --> 00:02:07.691 I have something I want you to have. 20 00:02:09.359 --> 00:02:11.403 It served its purpose for me. 21 00:02:12.946 --> 00:02:15.115 It's a Thunderbird talisman. 22 00:02:15.157 --> 00:02:16.992 I hope it will keep you safe. 23 00:02:22.456 --> 00:02:24.458 But Dad, you're protecting us. 24 00:02:24.499 --> 00:02:28.253 Sweetie, I'm only on this Earth 25 00:02:29.046 --> 00:02:33.133 for a, a brief time in history. 26 00:02:35.135 --> 00:02:36.762 The Thunderbird's forever. 27 00:03:07.501 --> 00:03:08.752 Hard right, now! 28 00:03:18.220 --> 00:03:21.306 Cory! Come on, man, we gotta record this. 29 00:03:28.522 --> 00:03:29.523 Hey! Come on! 30 00:03:32.317 --> 00:03:33.944 - Morning. - Morning, Mark. 31 00:03:34.945 --> 00:03:36.839 Hey. 32 00:03:36.863 --> 00:03:38.007 Cory, I want you to make sure 33 00:03:38.031 --> 00:03:40.865 that you're getting close on Alice, okay? 34 00:03:45.288 --> 00:03:49.292 Yeah. Yeah. 35 00:03:49.334 --> 00:03:52.688 All right. This is Alice Wright. 36 00:03:52.712 --> 00:03:56.007 Now she developed pretty much every instrument 37 00:03:56.049 --> 00:03:57.634 that you can see here. 38 00:03:57.676 --> 00:03:58.861 Problems? 39 00:03:58.885 --> 00:04:00.762 Just some last minute logistics. 40 00:04:00.804 --> 00:04:03.348 Because if there's a problem I need to let corporate know. 41 00:04:03.390 --> 00:04:05.392 Susan, everything is fine. 42 00:04:06.143 --> 00:04:09.896 Who is this guy and why does he have a camera? 43 00:04:09.938 --> 00:04:12.315 Yeah, wait, um, 44 00:04:13.525 --> 00:04:15.569 we're about to make history here, Ms. Klaas, 45 00:04:15.610 --> 00:04:18.655 and you don't want a, a record of it? 46 00:04:19.656 --> 00:04:23.243 But besides, he's signed all of your NDAs. 47 00:04:23.910 --> 00:04:25.054 That's right? 48 00:04:25.078 --> 00:04:27.289 Yeah, but I don't even know why I'm here. 49 00:04:27.330 --> 00:04:30.750 Good. Because you're not here. 50 00:04:30.792 --> 00:04:33.003 None of us are here. 51 00:04:34.880 --> 00:04:36.732 Mark, is, is this even legal? 52 00:04:36.756 --> 00:04:40.760 Hey, new guy, she's the one that pays our bills. 53 00:04:41.678 --> 00:04:42.804 Mark, what's our window? 54 00:04:42.846 --> 00:04:46.474 Uh, oh, we lose the window in four minutes. Okay. 55 00:04:46.516 --> 00:04:47.559 Four minutes, okay. 56 00:04:47.601 --> 00:04:50.854 All right, today we make history, 57 00:04:50.896 --> 00:04:54.083 thanks to a coordinated effort between our team here 58 00:04:54.107 --> 00:04:55.275 on the surface of the Earth 59 00:04:55.317 --> 00:04:57.920 and the PAX orbiting space station. 60 00:04:57.944 --> 00:05:00.322 Today we are about to execute 61 00:05:00.363 --> 00:05:04.117 the first teleport experiment ever attempted. 62 00:05:04.159 --> 00:05:06.161 Now we're gonna start with a small object 63 00:05:06.203 --> 00:05:08.079 and then we're gonna move to bigger objects, 64 00:05:08.121 --> 00:05:11.333 and then hopefully biological elements. 65 00:05:11.374 --> 00:05:13.210 Yeah, but we need the transmitter 66 00:05:13.251 --> 00:05:15.629 to be perfectly aligned with PAX's orbit. 67 00:05:16.296 --> 00:05:17.339 Three minutes! 68 00:05:17.380 --> 00:05:19.507 Okay, in three minutes, PAX's orbit 69 00:05:19.549 --> 00:05:22.219 will be perfectly aligned with us and well, 70 00:05:22.260 --> 00:05:25.430 hey, you, you can't see it, only we can see it, 71 00:05:25.472 --> 00:05:28.141 but um, that's when we're gonna make the transfer. 72 00:05:28.183 --> 00:05:30.185 Here they are. 73 00:05:30.227 --> 00:05:32.977 PAX, Thunderbird One here, do you copy? 74 00:05:37.525 --> 00:05:40.153 Incoming transmission from Thunderbird One. 75 00:05:40.195 --> 00:05:42.572 PAX, this is Thunderbird One. 76 00:05:44.115 --> 00:05:45.700 You're entering our communication space. 77 00:05:45.742 --> 00:05:47.077 Do you copy? 78 00:05:49.287 --> 00:05:50.640 Commander on speakers. 79 00:05:50.664 --> 00:05:52.707 All personnel at stations. 80 00:05:52.749 --> 00:05:55.210 We are entering the transverse window. 81 00:06:05.553 --> 00:06:07.681 All procedures initiated. 82 00:06:08.974 --> 00:06:11.661 Entering in three sequences. 83 00:06:11.685 --> 00:06:13.103 Sir? 84 00:06:20.568 --> 00:06:22.195 Attention, gate opening. 85 00:06:28.535 --> 00:06:29.535 Gate open. 86 00:06:31.454 --> 00:06:33.164 This is not a simulation. 87 00:06:33.206 --> 00:06:34.457 Receiving the target. 88 00:06:36.209 --> 00:06:37.377 Who's monitoring the storm? 89 00:06:37.419 --> 00:06:39.522 The storm is miles away. 90 00:06:39.546 --> 00:06:41.857 We won't have time to reposition if this storm- 91 00:06:41.881 --> 00:06:43.359 - The storm is stationary. 92 00:06:43.383 --> 00:06:45.717 Storm holding steady, sir. 93 00:06:46.928 --> 00:06:49.055 They should've brought the plasma cannons. 94 00:06:49.097 --> 00:06:52.058 They're gonna need the boost if this storm interferes. 95 00:06:53.435 --> 00:06:55.270 Incoming transmission. 96 00:06:57.605 --> 00:06:59.482 Good morning, everyone. 97 00:06:59.524 --> 00:07:01.210 We're busy, June. 98 00:07:01.234 --> 00:07:02.378 Be nice. 99 00:07:02.402 --> 00:07:04.046 Monitors up. 100 00:07:04.070 --> 00:07:05.071 Monitors are up. 101 00:07:06.323 --> 00:07:08.658 Countdown to transport initiated. 102 00:07:12.078 --> 00:07:13.078 Go ahead. 103 00:07:14.873 --> 00:07:15.999 Countdown confirmed. 104 00:07:16.041 --> 00:07:17.375 All system holding. 105 00:07:18.251 --> 00:07:21.252 We got a Condition Red at the receiver. 106 00:07:26.634 --> 00:07:28.428 Receiver engaged. 107 00:07:30.138 --> 00:07:31.138 All levels sealed. 108 00:07:35.352 --> 00:07:37.020 Projector locked. 109 00:07:37.062 --> 00:07:38.605 Projectors one and two locked. 110 00:07:38.646 --> 00:07:42.984 Five, four, three, two, one. 111 00:07:43.026 --> 00:07:44.027 Projector locked. 112 00:07:44.069 --> 00:07:45.820 Projector three locked. 113 00:07:45.862 --> 00:07:48.907 This is as far as we have ever been able to get. 114 00:08:10.428 --> 00:08:13.681 Alice! Get out of there, it's time. 115 00:08:34.536 --> 00:08:37.414 Emergency: energy levels at security point. 116 00:08:37.455 --> 00:08:40.291 Energy levels are too high. We need to abort. 117 00:08:40.333 --> 00:08:41.376 No! 118 00:08:41.418 --> 00:08:43.503 We can't afford a structural damage. 119 00:08:43.545 --> 00:08:46.589 - The station will hold. - Trust me. 120 00:08:47.966 --> 00:08:49.008 It will hold. 121 00:08:50.343 --> 00:08:52.011 System alert. 122 00:08:53.513 --> 00:08:55.515 Emergency! Emergency! 123 00:09:29.966 --> 00:09:31.634 Check the receiver. 124 00:09:38.141 --> 00:09:39.142 We did it! 125 00:09:43.271 --> 00:09:45.231 Well done, everyone. 126 00:09:47.734 --> 00:09:49.402 Transfer completed. 127 00:09:49.444 --> 00:09:51.070 Yes! Thank God, we did it. 128 00:10:16.095 --> 00:10:17.472 ♪ On top ♪ 129 00:10:17.514 --> 00:10:19.182 ♪ Standing on top of the world ♪ 130 00:10:19.224 --> 00:10:21.559 ♪ Everybody rocks ♪ 131 00:10:21.601 --> 00:10:23.311 ♪ Hey, hey, hey ♪ 132 00:10:23.353 --> 00:10:25.355 ♪ Everyone's in shock ♪ 133 00:10:25.396 --> 00:10:27.440 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 134 00:10:27.482 --> 00:10:30.818 ♪ On top of the world ♪ 135 00:10:35.406 --> 00:10:36.741 Thank you. 136 00:10:37.951 --> 00:10:39.994 Incoming transmission. 137 00:10:40.036 --> 00:10:43.933 - Dr. Wylde, congratulations. - We made history today. 138 00:10:43.957 --> 00:10:46.834 Yeah, you sent a trinket into space. Good for you. 139 00:10:48.795 --> 00:10:51.440 Hey, Alice. Good job today. 140 00:10:51.464 --> 00:10:54.109 So what about June? Hmm? 141 00:10:54.133 --> 00:10:56.111 Do we get to see her finally? 142 00:10:56.135 --> 00:10:57.613 Maybe it's time to reconnect the family. 143 00:10:57.637 --> 00:10:59.573 I just wanna talk to Alice about tomorrow's test. 144 00:10:59.597 --> 00:11:00.890 You can talk tomorrow. 145 00:11:00.932 --> 00:11:03.434 Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today. 146 00:11:03.476 --> 00:11:05.643 - So... - See you later! 147 00:11:11.651 --> 00:11:13.194 Good night. 148 00:11:14.487 --> 00:11:15.530 Were they? 149 00:11:17.282 --> 00:11:19.576 Yes, they are in space. 150 00:11:21.077 --> 00:11:23.037 Wild. Who is June? 151 00:11:26.666 --> 00:11:30.753 My big sis. Yeah. 152 00:11:31.879 --> 00:11:36.926 All of this, passion for space, Thunderbird project. 153 00:11:38.595 --> 00:11:40.430 It all started from our father. 154 00:11:43.266 --> 00:11:44.266 Is he? 155 00:11:45.893 --> 00:11:50.690 Yeah. And he's up there somewhere. 156 00:11:56.362 --> 00:11:59.174 Look, I need to get back to the lab at ground control. 157 00:11:59.198 --> 00:12:01.159 I wanna look over our data. 158 00:12:01.200 --> 00:12:02.201 Can I go with you? 159 00:12:03.077 --> 00:12:05.180 Uh, no. 160 00:12:05.204 --> 00:12:06.873 Stay here and help 'em pack. 161 00:12:06.914 --> 00:12:07.999 Okay. 162 00:12:31.272 --> 00:12:33.066 Headed back to the lab? 163 00:12:34.817 --> 00:12:37.612 You're more nervous 164 00:12:37.654 --> 00:12:39.214 trying to make a human connection 165 00:12:39.238 --> 00:12:41.908 than actually sending people into space. 166 00:12:43.409 --> 00:12:46.329 Susan, we got fire, 167 00:12:46.371 --> 00:12:48.831 we got beers and the stars. 168 00:12:50.208 --> 00:12:54.295 This is your chance. This is your chance. 169 00:13:06.849 --> 00:13:10.853 This and that'll light up. Oh, oh. 170 00:13:10.895 --> 00:13:12.772 Oh, hey look, uh, it's time. 171 00:13:12.814 --> 00:13:14.917 Come here. You need to see this. 172 00:13:14.941 --> 00:13:19.320 All right, um, now you can't 173 00:13:19.362 --> 00:13:21.030 see this during the day, 174 00:13:23.658 --> 00:13:25.076 because there's too much light, 175 00:13:26.536 --> 00:13:28.746 but when it's dark, go ahead. 176 00:13:34.919 --> 00:13:36.713 That is freaking cool. 177 00:13:41.634 --> 00:13:42.468 She didn't wanna- 178 00:13:42.510 --> 00:13:44.262 - Danger! 179 00:13:50.143 --> 00:13:51.811 Impact. Impact! 180 00:13:53.062 --> 00:13:54.062 Impact! 181 00:13:55.148 --> 00:13:56.148 Danger! 182 00:13:59.402 --> 00:14:02.238 I didn't know there was so many shooting stars up there. 183 00:14:04.741 --> 00:14:07.535 Cory. Cory, Cory, get up. 184 00:14:07.577 --> 00:14:09.704 Take this. Take it, take it. 185 00:14:09.746 --> 00:14:10.746 Okay. 186 00:14:18.838 --> 00:14:21.924 We've got a problem. 187 00:14:21.966 --> 00:14:24.385 Oh my God! 188 00:14:24.427 --> 00:14:25.970 Help me! 189 00:14:26.012 --> 00:14:27.555 - Oh my God! Mark! - Come on. 190 00:14:29.515 --> 00:14:32.852 Come on. 191 00:14:34.353 --> 00:14:35.813 Mark! 192 00:14:35.855 --> 00:14:37.023 - Mark! Come on! - Keep going! 193 00:14:37.064 --> 00:14:38.357 Keep going! Come on, Mark! 194 00:14:38.399 --> 00:14:39.399 Let's go. Mark! 195 00:14:40.067 --> 00:14:42.027 What the hell are you doing? We gotta go, come on! 196 00:15:00.880 --> 00:15:02.965 Ground control, do you copy? 197 00:15:03.007 --> 00:15:07.029 We've just been hit with an apparent asteroid swarm. 198 00:15:07.053 --> 00:15:08.971 The station has been damaged. 199 00:15:09.013 --> 00:15:10.699 We're still operational, 200 00:15:10.723 --> 00:15:12.367 but I'll transmit a damage report 201 00:15:12.391 --> 00:15:15.019 as soon as all sectors have reported in. 202 00:15:17.104 --> 00:15:19.232 Pressure system activated. 203 00:15:25.571 --> 00:15:26.571 50%. 204 00:15:29.492 --> 00:15:30.492 80%. 205 00:15:33.329 --> 00:15:34.872 Gravity restored. 206 00:16:37.476 --> 00:16:39.353 We have a breach at level seven. 207 00:16:39.395 --> 00:16:41.022 Please report damages. 208 00:17:41.290 --> 00:17:44.377 Oh. 209 00:17:48.339 --> 00:17:49.339 Oh, damn! 210 00:17:51.634 --> 00:17:53.469 This is all destroyed. 211 00:17:54.595 --> 00:17:57.473 Cory, will you check to see if the Jeep still works? 212 00:18:02.061 --> 00:18:03.729 We're good to go. 213 00:18:22.748 --> 00:18:24.583 No! Oh, no, no, no! 214 00:18:25.960 --> 00:18:26.961 Oh no. 215 00:18:36.262 --> 00:18:38.222 Did we lose any more equipment? 216 00:18:39.223 --> 00:18:43.394 Well, one of the transmitters got trashed by the storm, 217 00:18:43.436 --> 00:18:46.147 but we can probably repair it here. 218 00:18:47.148 --> 00:18:49.251 I haven't been able to make contact 219 00:18:49.275 --> 00:18:50.752 to ground control since then. 220 00:18:50.776 --> 00:18:54.071 Yeah, well they probably lost their communications too. 221 00:18:54.947 --> 00:18:56.758 What about the actual send unit? 222 00:18:56.782 --> 00:19:00.202 Well, I mean, it's banged up but it's operational. 223 00:19:01.662 --> 00:19:05.166 Okay, well, we should probably contact PAX 224 00:19:05.207 --> 00:19:07.585 and tell them what the heck just happened here. 225 00:19:07.626 --> 00:19:10.504 I mean, we're gonna have to delay the organics test. 226 00:19:10.546 --> 00:19:11.672 Oh yeah. 227 00:19:11.714 --> 00:19:13.799 Dr. Stewart's not gonna be crazy about that, 228 00:19:14.592 --> 00:19:16.343 but that is the least of our worries 229 00:19:16.385 --> 00:19:19.847 because the storm trashed our link to PAX as well. 230 00:19:19.889 --> 00:19:21.891 Probably the asteroid swarm 231 00:19:21.932 --> 00:19:24.268 took out some of their equipment too. 232 00:19:24.310 --> 00:19:25.895 I've been outta communication with them 233 00:19:25.936 --> 00:19:27.813 since the start of the storm. 234 00:19:27.855 --> 00:19:30.649 Oh crap, okay, well, do you think 235 00:19:30.691 --> 00:19:32.526 you can make any of this work? 236 00:19:32.568 --> 00:19:33.944 Let's see. 237 00:19:33.986 --> 00:19:35.279 All right, batteries are okay. 238 00:19:35.321 --> 00:19:39.200 Um, the main console is still good, so. 239 00:19:39.241 --> 00:19:40.242 - Okay. - I mean, 240 00:19:40.284 --> 00:19:42.637 outside of the communication system 241 00:19:42.661 --> 00:19:44.473 and some wire DI, 242 00:19:44.497 --> 00:19:48.310 I can probably fix everything, yeah. 243 00:19:48.334 --> 00:19:51.295 Okay. Well, you know what, these, these should work. 244 00:19:51.337 --> 00:19:54.256 I mean, we'll have about, I don't know, a 10-mile range 245 00:19:54.298 --> 00:19:58.653 and ground control is about 60 miles out. 246 00:19:58.677 --> 00:20:03.057 So if I'm going full speed there and back, 247 00:20:03.099 --> 00:20:05.726 we'll be outta communication for about two hours. 248 00:20:05.768 --> 00:20:07.662 Yeah, I can survive with that. 249 00:20:07.686 --> 00:20:09.105 Okay, great. 250 00:20:09.146 --> 00:20:11.333 Alice, you can't go by yourself. 251 00:20:11.357 --> 00:20:12.834 You don't know what you're gonna find out there. 252 00:20:12.858 --> 00:20:17.154 - Uh, I'm not gonna go alone. - Susan, you come with me. 253 00:20:17.196 --> 00:20:18.989 I may be more useful here. 254 00:20:19.031 --> 00:20:20.241 No, Cory's right. 255 00:20:20.282 --> 00:20:22.451 And it's better to have more options on your way. 256 00:20:22.493 --> 00:20:24.870 Look, I-I'm good here. You guys go. 257 00:20:24.912 --> 00:20:29.208 I insist. My financial and technical interests are here. 258 00:20:29.250 --> 00:20:31.418 Look, I will contact you every 10 minutes 259 00:20:31.460 --> 00:20:33.838 until we're outta communication, okay? 260 00:20:33.879 --> 00:20:35.214 - Okay. - Right, 261 00:20:36.590 --> 00:20:37.716 let's do this. 262 00:20:37.758 --> 00:20:38.882 Be careful. 263 00:21:25.181 --> 00:21:26.265 Oh! 264 00:21:36.066 --> 00:21:37.401 John? 265 00:21:37.443 --> 00:21:39.153 I repaired the leak in the section 266 00:21:39.195 --> 00:21:41.530 aft of the hydroponics lab, 267 00:21:41.572 --> 00:21:43.240 but I need to check in with the doc 268 00:21:43.282 --> 00:21:45.284 before I do anything else. 269 00:21:45.326 --> 00:21:48.662 I cut myself on one of the damn rocks I found inside. 270 00:21:48.704 --> 00:21:51.081 Would be great if you could get it fixed 271 00:21:51.123 --> 00:21:53.083 before Stew wakes up. 272 00:21:53.125 --> 00:21:55.628 He's determined to do that test today. 273 00:21:55.669 --> 00:21:57.129 If he can do it any faster, 274 00:21:57.171 --> 00:21:59.340 he's welcome to do it himself. 275 00:21:59.381 --> 00:22:02.301 John, I really appreciate what you're doing. 276 00:22:03.093 --> 00:22:04.093 Do you have any samples? 277 00:22:06.055 --> 00:22:09.099 Anything else I can do for you? 278 00:22:29.245 --> 00:22:33.457 Good news, no fractures, but not so good, 279 00:22:33.499 --> 00:22:36.126 your DMX test shows bone density 280 00:22:36.168 --> 00:22:38.254 is decreasing exponentially. 281 00:22:38.295 --> 00:22:40.649 I knew this was a risk. 282 00:22:40.673 --> 00:22:41.924 How's the pain? 283 00:22:41.966 --> 00:22:43.259 Comes and goes. 284 00:22:45.261 --> 00:22:47.010 Don't look at me like that. 285 00:22:48.430 --> 00:22:52.268 June, your articular cartilage and inter vertebral disc- 286 00:22:52.309 --> 00:22:55.330 - Oh, come on, Doc, stop throwing medical jargon at me. 287 00:22:55.354 --> 00:22:57.314 All right, let's put it like this. 288 00:22:57.356 --> 00:23:00.276 If you don't take the next shuttle back down to Earth, 289 00:23:00.317 --> 00:23:02.486 you will lose all mobility. 290 00:23:02.528 --> 00:23:06.615 Forget about walking. You won't be able to turn over in bed. 291 00:23:07.366 --> 00:23:09.410 My work here isn't done. 292 00:23:09.451 --> 00:23:12.413 There's still the teleportation experiments. 293 00:23:12.454 --> 00:23:14.832 I can't leave the work undone. 294 00:23:16.709 --> 00:23:17.709 Reminds me. 295 00:23:21.547 --> 00:23:24.258 For you. Special tele-delivery. 296 00:23:26.593 --> 00:23:28.273 Now every astronaut develops osteoarthritis 297 00:23:31.598 --> 00:23:34.018 with exposure to microgravity, 298 00:23:34.059 --> 00:23:35.811 and you've been here how long? 299 00:23:36.937 --> 00:23:41.317 June, you've done great work here. Pioneering work. 300 00:23:41.358 --> 00:23:43.277 You, you, you've done the hard part. 301 00:23:43.319 --> 00:23:44.862 You can rest on your laurels. 302 00:23:44.903 --> 00:23:46.715 Let someone else do the job. 303 00:23:46.739 --> 00:23:48.365 It's not just ego. 304 00:23:50.659 --> 00:23:54.163 Daniel Habid had been training for this job forever. 305 00:23:54.204 --> 00:23:55.414 He'd be awesome. 306 00:23:57.041 --> 00:23:58.542 But my condition is incurable, 307 00:23:59.668 --> 00:24:03.047 and I'd be in a lot more pain in the higher gravity. 308 00:24:03.088 --> 00:24:06.234 I'm going to add Celecoxib into your milkshake. 309 00:24:06.258 --> 00:24:07.926 Does it come in chocolate? 310 00:24:07.968 --> 00:24:09.593 It tastes like mortadella. 311 00:24:12.973 --> 00:24:13.973 Dr. Singh! Ma'am. 312 00:24:15.934 --> 00:24:16.769 Ma'am. 313 00:24:16.810 --> 00:24:19.688 - Oh, that looks nasty. - What happened? 314 00:24:19.730 --> 00:24:21.106 Something caught me. 315 00:24:21.148 --> 00:24:22.941 Right through the Kevlar glove. 316 00:24:22.983 --> 00:24:26.195 Do you think there's any foreign debris in there? 317 00:24:26.236 --> 00:24:27.277 I don't think so. 318 00:24:30.699 --> 00:24:32.493 Good, you still have feeling. 319 00:24:32.534 --> 00:24:34.995 We'll have the analysis back later today. 320 00:24:35.037 --> 00:24:36.097 I need to get back to work. 321 00:24:36.121 --> 00:24:39.333 No, no, no. I think you should stay right here. 322 00:24:39.375 --> 00:24:41.436 We're gonna keep an eye on you. 323 00:24:41.460 --> 00:24:45.047 Uh, John, did you happen to collect some samples? 324 00:24:47.341 --> 00:24:51.428 Ah, well, they just look like rocks. 325 00:24:52.429 --> 00:24:55.599 Sometime rock is just a rock, you know? 326 00:24:56.642 --> 00:24:59.019 It just strikes me as more than a coincidence 327 00:24:59.061 --> 00:25:03.649 that minutes after a successful teleportation experiment 328 00:25:03.690 --> 00:25:06.235 we've been hit with the worst asteroid swarm 329 00:25:06.276 --> 00:25:07.986 since PAX was constructed. 330 00:25:09.154 --> 00:25:13.367 It's almost as if we woke something up. 331 00:25:15.953 --> 00:25:18.973 I'll take these to Dr. Stewart for analysis. 332 00:25:18.997 --> 00:25:20.082 Thanks, Doc. 333 00:25:20.124 --> 00:25:21.124 No problem. 334 00:25:22.209 --> 00:25:24.002 You might as well get comfortable. 335 00:25:53.782 --> 00:25:56.034 Mark? Mark, do you copy? 336 00:25:56.076 --> 00:25:57.161 Loud and clear. 337 00:25:57.202 --> 00:25:59.371 All right, we're about nine miles away from you, 338 00:25:59.413 --> 00:26:01.850 so this will probably be our last communication. 339 00:26:01.874 --> 00:26:05.127 Okay. Well, keep going, we're good here. 340 00:26:05.169 --> 00:26:07.004 Transmitter's almost repaired. 341 00:26:07.045 --> 00:26:09.882 Awesome, okay, well, hang tight and we'll be back 342 00:26:09.923 --> 00:26:12.134 before you start getting too hungry. 343 00:26:12.176 --> 00:26:13.802 - Okay. - Be careful out there. 344 00:26:13.844 --> 00:26:14.803 Over and out. 345 00:26:14.845 --> 00:26:16.597 Over. 346 00:26:20.851 --> 00:26:21.810 Turn right here. 347 00:26:21.852 --> 00:26:24.229 Ground control should be right up this road. 348 00:26:33.071 --> 00:26:33.989 Sorry to disappoint you, 349 00:26:34.031 --> 00:26:36.158 but I don't think we're gonna make it there. 350 00:26:36.200 --> 00:26:37.284 What do you mean? 351 00:26:37.326 --> 00:26:39.536 When we first started the tank was full. 352 00:26:39.578 --> 00:26:41.079 Now it's almost empty. 353 00:26:41.121 --> 00:26:44.225 I think one of the rocks must have hit the tank. 354 00:26:44.249 --> 00:26:45.435 Okay, well, just keep going, 355 00:26:45.459 --> 00:26:48.629 and we have to hit a gas station or something. 356 00:26:56.261 --> 00:26:57.679 Sector five operative. 357 00:26:57.721 --> 00:26:59.932 Power lost in sectors three and four. 358 00:26:59.973 --> 00:27:01.558 Okay, thank you. 359 00:28:18.969 --> 00:28:19.969 Huh! 360 00:28:20.721 --> 00:28:22.931 Maybe they ran to find shelter. 361 00:28:24.850 --> 00:28:25.850 Weird. 362 00:28:28.353 --> 00:28:30.022 Yeah, the tank has been hit. 363 00:28:31.023 --> 00:28:33.358 I could try to find something to repair it quick, 364 00:28:33.400 --> 00:28:35.569 unless you wanna find another car. 365 00:28:35.611 --> 00:28:36.796 Let's try to find something. 366 00:28:36.820 --> 00:28:38.506 I'm gonna go inside and see if there's anyone 367 00:28:38.530 --> 00:28:40.198 that can tell us what just happened here. 368 00:28:40.240 --> 00:28:41.241 Oh, you do that. 369 00:28:50.292 --> 00:28:51.292 Hello? 370 00:28:53.879 --> 00:28:57.424 Hello? 371 00:29:18.028 --> 00:29:19.321 That's. 372 00:29:31.583 --> 00:29:33.126 Well, that's weird. 373 00:29:36.713 --> 00:29:40.342 Oh! Welcome to my world. 374 00:29:40.384 --> 00:29:43.011 Welcome to my world! 375 00:29:44.596 --> 00:29:45.764 You're silly. 376 00:29:57.693 --> 00:29:59.569 Hey, isn't this your dad? 377 00:29:59.611 --> 00:30:01.321 He's talking about you here. 378 00:30:01.363 --> 00:30:02.548 Yeah, but let's not read that. 379 00:30:02.572 --> 00:30:04.199 - Come on. - No, seriously. 380 00:30:04.241 --> 00:30:05.325 Let's just put it back. 381 00:30:09.037 --> 00:30:10.914 Sorry, Alice, I didn't mean to. 382 00:30:10.956 --> 00:30:13.041 It's okay. Don't worry about it. 383 00:30:13.917 --> 00:30:15.919 You know, he was ahead of his time. 384 00:30:16.628 --> 00:30:17.754 Maybe too much. 385 00:30:19.339 --> 00:30:21.299 He never got enough credibility for his theories, 386 00:30:21.341 --> 00:30:24.136 so he just started to slowly lose everything. 387 00:30:26.638 --> 00:30:30.016 You know, the teaching career, his money, 388 00:30:31.560 --> 00:30:32.560 his family. 389 00:30:34.813 --> 00:30:36.940 He just felt like a failed scientist. 390 00:30:39.651 --> 00:30:41.403 A failed husband, failed father. 391 00:30:41.445 --> 00:30:42.487 I'm sorry. 392 00:30:46.324 --> 00:30:47.367 You know that day, 393 00:30:50.954 --> 00:30:52.539 I don't know if it was pure chance 394 00:30:52.581 --> 00:30:53.915 or if it was planned, 395 00:30:53.957 --> 00:30:57.169 but we actually ran into him 396 00:30:57.210 --> 00:30:59.254 on a field trip at the Grand Canyon. 397 00:31:02.716 --> 00:31:05.886 We played and we talked. 398 00:31:07.220 --> 00:31:09.014 It's like magic. 399 00:31:11.683 --> 00:31:13.351 It's like if time never passed, 400 00:31:15.520 --> 00:31:17.147 like if we were a family again. 401 00:31:22.861 --> 00:31:24.988 Now, here's. 402 00:31:25.030 --> 00:31:28.342 What kinda rock is this now? Huh? 403 00:31:28.366 --> 00:31:29.510 Obsidian. 404 00:31:29.534 --> 00:31:32.788 Right. Right, you two. 405 00:31:32.829 --> 00:31:34.223 Hey! Hey, hey, hey, hey, look at this. 406 00:31:34.247 --> 00:31:38.043 What is this? What is this now, huh? 407 00:31:38.084 --> 00:31:39.021 Wehrlite. 408 00:31:39.045 --> 00:31:41.838 You knew that that quick, huh? 409 00:31:41.880 --> 00:31:43.882 You are the clever one, aren't you? 410 00:31:45.008 --> 00:31:49.429 Now this, this is what I'm gonna get you on. 411 00:31:50.597 --> 00:31:52.098 What is this? 412 00:31:52.933 --> 00:31:55.435 What kinda rock is that? 413 00:31:55.477 --> 00:31:56.895 It's not a rock. 414 00:31:57.854 --> 00:32:01.066 It was wood, now it's petrified wood. 415 00:32:01.107 --> 00:32:03.819 It's from a tree that used to grow out here 416 00:32:03.860 --> 00:32:06.238 230 million years ago. 417 00:32:07.739 --> 00:32:12.702 Now just because you don't know the answer 418 00:32:12.994 --> 00:32:14.287 doesn't mean you're incompetent. 419 00:32:14.329 --> 00:32:15.890 There's a lot of fake questions out there 420 00:32:15.914 --> 00:32:18.542 and there's a lot of games that don't play by the rules. 421 00:32:18.583 --> 00:32:22.212 You girls are special. 422 00:32:23.296 --> 00:32:26.508 There's no one else like you in the whole universe. 423 00:32:26.550 --> 00:32:27.926 Just remember that, okay? 424 00:32:28.760 --> 00:32:30.428 Come on, let's go to the river. 425 00:32:38.812 --> 00:32:40.081 He gave me the Thunderbird necklace 426 00:32:40.105 --> 00:32:43.775 and, and then it was time to go. 427 00:32:48.572 --> 00:32:51.491 Okay, guys, let's go. 428 00:33:01.042 --> 00:33:02.961 And as I was walking back to the car, 429 00:33:03.003 --> 00:33:05.630 I realized that I left the necklace on a rock. 430 00:33:05.672 --> 00:33:07.173 Oh, no, the necklace! 431 00:33:07.215 --> 00:33:09.509 Fine, I'll go get it. 432 00:33:38.079 --> 00:33:40.415 After that day, like, June doesn't even wanna 433 00:33:40.457 --> 00:33:41.541 talk to me anymore. 434 00:33:42.334 --> 00:33:44.812 She started focusing on her passion for space 435 00:33:44.836 --> 00:33:48.965 and she just kinda forgot about me. 436 00:33:49.007 --> 00:33:51.426 I guess I triggered too many memories for her. 437 00:33:54.095 --> 00:33:55.489 Come on, let's go. 438 00:33:55.513 --> 00:33:57.974 Come on, come on, let's, let's leave this place. 439 00:33:58.016 --> 00:33:59.059 - Come on. - All right. 440 00:34:13.073 --> 00:34:15.033 All of the samples seems to be fragments 441 00:34:15.075 --> 00:34:17.619 of one or more S-type asteroids. 442 00:34:18.912 --> 00:34:21.957 Footnote: siliceous. 443 00:34:23.500 --> 00:34:27.855 The individual fragments have smooth margins, 444 00:34:27.879 --> 00:34:29.756 but sharp on the edges. 445 00:34:30.465 --> 00:34:34.362 This suggests they may be part of a larger whole. 446 00:34:34.386 --> 00:34:37.031 Communication still isn't working. 447 00:34:37.055 --> 00:34:38.765 Get John back on it. 448 00:34:38.807 --> 00:34:40.266 Doctor, are you with John? 449 00:34:40.308 --> 00:34:42.435 - No. - Can you please check on him? 450 00:34:43.269 --> 00:34:45.105 I'm on my way. 451 00:34:45.146 --> 00:34:46.731 Am I the only one who understands 452 00:34:46.773 --> 00:34:48.525 the urgency of the situation? 453 00:34:50.193 --> 00:34:51.793 If we lose our window for the experiment, 454 00:34:51.820 --> 00:34:54.072 I will have to wait weeks to try again. 455 00:34:55.907 --> 00:34:58.827 There is something here you need to see. 456 00:35:29.607 --> 00:35:33.194 If this happened as a result of his touching the space rock 457 00:35:33.236 --> 00:35:35.405 we need to be very careful, 458 00:35:35.447 --> 00:35:37.925 and we have to inform Earth to keep people away 459 00:35:37.949 --> 00:35:40.452 from any that might have fallen down there. 460 00:35:40.493 --> 00:35:43.264 John was supposed to repair the comms array. 461 00:35:43.288 --> 00:35:45.623 You mean we're still out of touch with Earth? 462 00:35:45.665 --> 00:35:46.665 I'm afraid so. 463 00:35:47.417 --> 00:35:50.128 I need to understand exactly what happened. 464 00:36:31.544 --> 00:36:34.422 - Any contact with Alice? - No. 465 00:36:34.464 --> 00:36:36.633 We need her to recalibrate the machine 466 00:36:36.674 --> 00:36:38.176 for the organics test. 467 00:36:38.218 --> 00:36:41.721 We need to reestablish a connection with PAX. 468 00:36:41.763 --> 00:36:44.891 I need to make sure those people are still in one piece. 469 00:36:45.975 --> 00:36:47.352 There's something here. 470 00:36:50.438 --> 00:36:53.233 Ow! Hm! 471 00:36:54.526 --> 00:36:55.526 Is that? 472 00:36:56.194 --> 00:36:57.695 Yeah. Yeah, I think so. 473 00:36:59.197 --> 00:37:00.740 - Let me see. - No, no, no, no. 474 00:37:00.782 --> 00:37:02.009 It's, uh, it's fine, it's fine. 475 00:37:02.033 --> 00:37:03.368 It's nothing bad. 476 00:37:03.409 --> 00:37:06.514 Um, you know, we should, uh, we should get back to work. 477 00:37:06.538 --> 00:37:09.499 We got a lot more important things to do here. 478 00:37:09.541 --> 00:37:11.292 Any contact yet? 479 00:37:12.585 --> 00:37:13.837 Maybe try again? 480 00:37:13.878 --> 00:37:16.256 Alice? Alice, do you copy? 481 00:37:19.342 --> 00:37:21.050 Alice, do you copy? 482 00:37:24.055 --> 00:37:25.140 Alice? 483 00:37:27.725 --> 00:37:31.396 Alice? 484 00:37:31.437 --> 00:37:32.437 Anybody? 485 00:37:35.233 --> 00:37:37.610 Cory, do you know where I put my radio at? 486 00:37:39.154 --> 00:37:41.737 I think I left it inside. 487 00:38:26.159 --> 00:38:28.786 Sample collected. 488 00:38:39.130 --> 00:38:41.341 Scan complete. 489 00:38:48.431 --> 00:38:50.683 I am still detecting a heartbeat. 490 00:38:51.601 --> 00:38:53.770 You mean John could be alive in there? 491 00:38:53.811 --> 00:38:56.397 Do you have the results of the DNA scans? 492 00:38:56.439 --> 00:38:59.859 Could this be some sort of scleroderma in acceleration? 493 00:38:59.901 --> 00:39:03.279 There's no data until we're back in touch with Earth. 494 00:39:06.991 --> 00:39:08.743 We're all by ourselves out here. 495 00:39:21.130 --> 00:39:22.191 Hey, other than the water, 496 00:39:22.215 --> 00:39:24.342 I couldn't find anything else useful. 497 00:39:25.218 --> 00:39:26.594 So what's this about? 498 00:39:26.636 --> 00:39:27.470 What? 499 00:39:27.512 --> 00:39:30.491 You know, the story of the petroglyph? 500 00:39:30.515 --> 00:39:34.394 Oh, well, it's a very old legend, 501 00:39:34.435 --> 00:39:37.164 open to tons of interpretation. 502 00:39:37.188 --> 00:39:39.524 The Thunderbird and the Giant Rock. 503 00:39:41.025 --> 00:39:43.403 Yeah, it's, it's something so bizarre 504 00:39:43.444 --> 00:39:45.613 that happened back in the Bronze Age. 505 00:39:45.655 --> 00:39:48.175 But all stories suggest that a deity 506 00:39:48.199 --> 00:39:50.326 sent creatures down as punishment. 507 00:39:51.035 --> 00:39:52.662 It was a near-extinction event, 508 00:39:52.704 --> 00:39:55.683 which is how most people explain the unexplained. 509 00:39:55.707 --> 00:39:59.085 What do you mean by unexplained? 510 00:39:59.127 --> 00:40:01.021 An alien encounter. 511 00:40:01.045 --> 00:40:02.922 The Phoenix Petroglyph, 512 00:40:02.964 --> 00:40:06.342 it dates back approximately 12,000 years ago. 513 00:40:08.094 --> 00:40:10.596 It tells a story of an epic battle 514 00:40:10.638 --> 00:40:12.724 that happened here on Earth, 515 00:40:12.765 --> 00:40:16.936 and how it was saved from an alien organism 516 00:40:16.978 --> 00:40:20.690 that scattered its seeds. 517 00:40:23.776 --> 00:40:27.613 Uh, Cory, have you noticed these formations before? 518 00:40:29.657 --> 00:40:34.162 Mark? Mark, Susan, do you copy? 519 00:40:38.124 --> 00:40:40.460 Shew! That should do it. 520 00:40:40.501 --> 00:40:43.212 Let's try and find some fuel. Come on. 521 00:40:43.254 --> 00:40:44.589 Yeah, let's go. 522 00:40:44.630 --> 00:40:47.383 We need to figure out exactly what's going on here. 523 00:42:14.679 --> 00:42:16.597 Yes, ma'am? 524 00:42:17.723 --> 00:42:19.725 I've just lost power in my quarters. 525 00:42:19.767 --> 00:42:21.936 Is it a system's wide failure? 526 00:42:22.895 --> 00:42:23.729 No, ma'am. 527 00:42:23.771 --> 00:42:27.316 It seems to be local to the lab section. 528 00:42:48.504 --> 00:42:51.382 Illumination system compromised. 529 00:44:10.086 --> 00:44:13.381 Computer, seal the infirmary sector. 530 00:44:14.090 --> 00:44:17.218 The sensors show life forms in the sector. 531 00:44:17.260 --> 00:44:18.803 I'm in that sector. 532 00:44:18.844 --> 00:44:21.264 Two life forms detected: 533 00:44:21.305 --> 00:44:24.225 one human, one undefined. 534 00:44:24.267 --> 00:44:25.309 Seal the whole sector, 535 00:44:25.351 --> 00:44:27.812 but allow my override so I can leave. 536 00:44:40.283 --> 00:44:44.078 Computer, open a security line with Dr. Stewart. 537 00:44:45.997 --> 00:44:46.998 What is it, June? 538 00:44:49.375 --> 00:44:50.668 Dr. Singh is dead. 539 00:44:52.503 --> 00:44:56.316 What? 540 00:44:56.340 --> 00:44:57.484 It looks like John killed him. 541 00:44:57.508 --> 00:44:59.885 And it looks like John isn't John anymore. 542 00:45:02.388 --> 00:45:05.349 I'm bringing up security camera footage now. 543 00:45:06.392 --> 00:45:09.937 That's odd. 544 00:45:09.979 --> 00:45:11.856 June, some of the cameras are down. 545 00:45:28.874 --> 00:45:32.710 No! Susan, don't touch, don't touch me. 546 00:45:32.752 --> 00:45:36.255 Ow! I can feel my body changing. 547 00:45:36.297 --> 00:45:39.467 It's, it's something, something from the fragment. 548 00:45:39.508 --> 00:45:41.844 If this is happening to me, 549 00:45:41.886 --> 00:45:45.222 it's happening to, to anyone 550 00:45:45.264 --> 00:45:47.350 that touched the space rock. 551 00:45:49.393 --> 00:45:50.853 You need to find them. 552 00:45:50.895 --> 00:45:54.565 You've got to find them. 553 00:45:57.026 --> 00:45:59.820 I- I can't. I can barely move. 554 00:46:09.413 --> 00:46:14.085 Got it, here, take that, take that, take it to 'em. 555 00:46:14.126 --> 00:46:17.004 Take it, take it, take that to them. 556 00:46:17.046 --> 00:46:19.924 Yes, grab that GPS. Go, go, go! 557 00:46:37.858 --> 00:46:41.570 Looks like he went on a rampage. 558 00:46:41.612 --> 00:46:43.906 We need to contain him. 559 00:46:59.672 --> 00:47:00.589 Where is he? 560 00:47:00.631 --> 00:47:01.465 Sector B. 561 00:47:01.507 --> 00:47:02.943 Let's seal the compartment. 562 00:47:02.967 --> 00:47:05.845 Let's keep him there until we don't know what to do with it. 563 00:47:05.886 --> 00:47:07.930 I'm coming to the control room. 564 00:47:26.031 --> 00:47:28.159 I'm checking the cameras. 565 00:47:34.248 --> 00:47:35.249 It's barely moving. 566 00:47:36.000 --> 00:47:39.253 Even motion sensor have hard time detecting it. 567 00:47:45.134 --> 00:47:46.134 There! 568 00:47:52.850 --> 00:47:55.186 We need the results on that DNA. 569 00:47:55.227 --> 00:47:56.979 Is there anything we can do up here? 570 00:47:57.021 --> 00:47:59.356 Can try in Dr. Singh lab and see what we can do. 571 00:47:59.398 --> 00:48:00.667 Good. Let's go. 572 00:48:00.691 --> 00:48:02.693 Professor, as second in command, 573 00:48:02.735 --> 00:48:04.862 I need you to come with me first. 574 00:48:57.581 --> 00:49:00.042 Why did I wear the cute boots? 575 00:49:37.246 --> 00:49:40.666 We are here to celebrate Dr. Singh and Rose. 576 00:49:40.708 --> 00:49:42.376 They've dedicated their life to- 577 00:49:55.639 --> 00:49:56.807 - Are they alive? 578 00:49:56.849 --> 00:49:59.852 Open the deck. Now! 579 00:50:00.853 --> 00:50:03.063 Now look, June, we need to study this. 580 00:50:03.105 --> 00:50:05.274 One creature in my station is enough. 581 00:50:05.316 --> 00:50:06.316 Do it. 582 00:50:07.526 --> 00:50:09.945 No! 583 00:50:26.670 --> 00:50:27.670 Hello? 584 00:50:30.799 --> 00:50:32.927 Anybody? Hello? 585 00:50:37.723 --> 00:50:40.601 Alice? Cory? 586 00:50:41.852 --> 00:50:42.895 Are you there? 587 00:51:29.775 --> 00:51:31.193 Let's do this. 588 00:51:38.534 --> 00:51:39.886 Is the sample corrupted? 589 00:51:39.910 --> 00:51:42.037 It's the assumption that's corrupt. 590 00:51:44.498 --> 00:51:46.417 You're assuming the DNA is human. 591 00:51:49.628 --> 00:51:51.064 I'll run it again. 592 00:51:51.088 --> 00:51:53.549 There has to be another explanation. 593 00:51:53.590 --> 00:51:56.093 It's pretty obvious what's happening here. 594 00:51:57.219 --> 00:52:00.556 Brown's study of the Murchison meteorite 595 00:52:00.597 --> 00:52:02.725 at JPL found organic matter. 596 00:52:02.766 --> 00:52:05.227 But nothing this complex. 597 00:52:05.269 --> 00:52:07.104 Nothing that could create that. 598 00:52:09.314 --> 00:52:11.066 What does it want? 599 00:52:11.942 --> 00:52:13.902 What does it need? 600 00:52:13.944 --> 00:52:15.988 How long before we can contain him? 601 00:52:16.739 --> 00:52:18.490 What if we can't contain him? 602 00:52:18.532 --> 00:52:19.575 We have to kill it. 603 00:52:20.784 --> 00:52:21.784 Are you insane? 604 00:52:23.120 --> 00:52:25.330 The first contact with an alien life form in history 605 00:52:25.372 --> 00:52:27.166 and you wanna kill it, again! 606 00:52:28.625 --> 00:52:31.837 And if it's silicon-based, like Dr. Stewart thinks, 607 00:52:31.879 --> 00:52:33.589 all bets could be off. 608 00:52:34.673 --> 00:52:37.551 Our core-based are tipped with diamond blades. 609 00:52:38.218 --> 00:52:39.428 That might do it. 610 00:52:40.471 --> 00:52:41.555 Flame throwers. 611 00:52:43.390 --> 00:52:46.286 Rock melts at 1,000 degrees Celsius. 612 00:52:46.310 --> 00:52:49.021 There are some stored in the utility sector. 613 00:52:49.063 --> 00:52:50.957 But maybe we can trap it. 614 00:52:50.981 --> 00:52:53.233 We're about to play a cosmic game 615 00:52:53.275 --> 00:52:55.152 of rock, paper, scissors. 616 00:52:57.196 --> 00:53:01.490 And I don't like our odds. 617 00:53:10.292 --> 00:53:12.812 Do we really have to do it? 618 00:53:12.836 --> 00:53:14.296 Time to be a hero. 619 00:54:52.019 --> 00:54:53.353 Where is he? 620 00:54:53.395 --> 00:54:54.897 He's moving to sector one. 621 00:54:56.190 --> 00:54:57.608 He's coming here! 622 00:55:03.655 --> 00:55:05.032 Kyle, behind you! 623 00:55:20.464 --> 00:55:22.090 The flame thrower back it off, 624 00:55:22.132 --> 00:55:25.135 but I'm not sure if it's hurt. 625 00:55:25.177 --> 00:55:28.055 Wounded animals are dangerous. 626 00:55:28.096 --> 00:55:30.849 Kyle, I'm coming your way. 627 00:56:22.734 --> 00:56:23.734 Okay! 628 00:56:24.444 --> 00:56:27.114 I think I'm outta flames here. 629 00:56:29.700 --> 00:56:31.010 The flame made the sensor crazy. 630 00:56:31.034 --> 00:56:33.702 Emergency! Emergency! 631 00:56:40.836 --> 00:56:42.879 Elisabeth, he's gone. 632 00:56:51.096 --> 00:56:54.641 Access denied. 633 00:56:54.683 --> 00:56:56.184 Access denied. 634 00:56:56.226 --> 00:56:57.370 It's not working! 635 00:56:57.394 --> 00:56:58.478 - I! - Emergency! 636 00:56:58.520 --> 00:56:59.539 - Emergency! - There's too many damages. 637 00:56:59.563 --> 00:57:00.731 System not responding. 638 00:57:00.772 --> 00:57:03.898 - Reboot needed. - It's not working! June! 639 00:57:06.069 --> 00:57:07.237 Come on, guys, 640 00:57:07.279 --> 00:57:08.780 I'm a sitting duck out here. 641 00:57:09.698 --> 00:57:11.992 Do you have access to an oxygen mask? 642 00:57:13.076 --> 00:57:15.078 There's a compartment before the lab. 643 00:57:15.954 --> 00:57:17.789 I need to reboot the whole system. 644 00:57:17.831 --> 00:57:20.292 We will lose life support during the procedure. 645 00:57:21.793 --> 00:57:23.086 I'm on my way. 646 00:57:46.276 --> 00:57:48.070 He's here. 647 00:58:00.457 --> 00:58:02.457 Do it! Do it now. 648 00:58:04.836 --> 00:58:05.836 Reboot. 649 00:59:39.806 --> 00:59:42.056 System rebooted. 650 00:59:58.158 --> 01:00:00.202 Open the door! 651 01:00:00.243 --> 01:00:01.703 Open the fucking door! 652 01:00:12.923 --> 01:00:14.174 No more reboots! 653 01:00:43.662 --> 01:00:45.080 Ground control. 654 01:00:45.872 --> 01:00:49.793 This is one of the secret Zosgate installations. 655 01:00:58.718 --> 01:01:00.220 Access denied. 656 01:01:03.473 --> 01:01:04.641 Access denied. 657 01:01:13.275 --> 01:01:14.275 Come on! 658 01:01:15.902 --> 01:01:17.571 Access denied. 659 01:01:18.697 --> 01:01:19.906 It's not working! 660 01:01:23.076 --> 01:01:24.703 Okay, well, if they're out of power, 661 01:01:24.744 --> 01:01:27.455 then the emergency generators must be giving energy 662 01:01:27.497 --> 01:01:28.707 to the main building. 663 01:01:29.541 --> 01:01:30.810 But we're gonna have to go 664 01:01:30.834 --> 01:01:33.253 all the way around this mountain to reach it. 665 01:01:36.006 --> 01:01:37.338 Come on! 666 01:01:43.179 --> 01:01:44.512 What was that? 667 01:02:09.164 --> 01:02:11.041 You said it was way around the mountain side? 668 01:02:11.082 --> 01:02:13.251 Yeah. Yeah, I did. 669 01:02:34.856 --> 01:02:37.442 Are you all right? 670 01:02:37.484 --> 01:02:40.713 It spent some time going back and forth in the hallway. 671 01:02:40.737 --> 01:02:42.739 Then we lost the signal. 672 01:02:45.450 --> 01:02:46.552 Uh, any breaks in the hull? 673 01:02:46.576 --> 01:02:48.387 Anyway he got sucked out the station? 674 01:02:48.411 --> 01:02:51.831 Negative. He's here somewhere. 675 01:02:58.755 --> 01:03:02.092 Well, time to be a man. 676 01:03:18.108 --> 01:03:22.821 The last track we have of it is 50 feet on your left. 677 01:03:24.906 --> 01:03:27.951 I left the flame thrower towards the infirmary. 678 01:03:27.992 --> 01:03:30.578 Maybe we can recover it first. 679 01:03:36.000 --> 01:03:38.253 You're going the opposite way. 680 01:03:38.294 --> 01:03:40.672 We're trying to get some weapons at least. 681 01:03:40.714 --> 01:03:42.841 You can come out here, if you prefer. 682 01:04:02.444 --> 01:04:03.444 It's there! 683 01:04:39.898 --> 01:04:42.835 Shit! 684 01:04:42.859 --> 01:04:44.903 - What? - What's going on? 685 01:04:52.243 --> 01:04:54.621 June! Shoot, shoot! 686 01:04:54.662 --> 01:04:57.290 I can't! This thing is not working! 687 01:04:57.332 --> 01:04:58.792 Run! Run! 688 01:04:58.833 --> 01:05:00.418 Let's go! 689 01:05:00.460 --> 01:05:02.754 Wait! 690 01:05:46.840 --> 01:05:49.968 Door unlocked. 691 01:05:59.102 --> 01:06:00.434 Come on! 692 01:06:19.372 --> 01:06:21.165 There's more of them. 693 01:06:40.977 --> 01:06:43.771 Emergency generators. We'll try to turn them on. 694 01:06:43.813 --> 01:06:44.772 Hey, but be careful. 695 01:06:44.814 --> 01:06:46.232 We don't know what these things are 696 01:06:46.274 --> 01:06:48.359 or how dangerous they can be. 697 01:06:48.401 --> 01:06:50.820 You don't have to tell me twice. 698 01:06:57.702 --> 01:07:00.788 Thank God. 699 01:07:00.830 --> 01:07:02.790 This is the equipment Mark was talking about. 700 01:07:02.832 --> 01:07:05.001 Check if there are damages. 701 01:08:31.629 --> 01:08:32.629 Dear God. 702 01:08:35.091 --> 01:08:37.010 June, we are ready for the autopsy. 703 01:08:37.051 --> 01:08:40.013 Thank you. I'll be there shortly. 704 01:09:10.793 --> 01:09:13.755 Mother of God. What is that? 705 01:09:19.135 --> 01:09:21.429 Alice? Cory, do you copy? 706 01:09:39.781 --> 01:09:41.407 What the hell were those? 707 01:09:42.283 --> 01:09:44.952 Just the beginning. 708 01:09:46.621 --> 01:09:48.164 Dad knew it. He knew! 709 01:09:52.543 --> 01:09:56.172 If it keeps this path, it's heading straight to Phoenix. 710 01:09:57.548 --> 01:10:01.052 What we did back there, you said this was a test. 711 01:10:01.094 --> 01:10:03.471 We were trying to transport something bigger? 712 01:10:03.513 --> 01:10:06.015 We teleported a necklace, and it took years 713 01:10:06.057 --> 01:10:07.975 and a multimillion investment. 714 01:10:08.017 --> 01:10:10.937 I'm no scientist, but w-what's the difference 715 01:10:10.978 --> 01:10:13.231 between a necklace and a big rock? 716 01:10:13.272 --> 01:10:16.359 We need to triangulate with PAX 717 01:10:16.400 --> 01:10:18.528 and the energy needed is. 718 01:10:21.364 --> 01:10:22.406 A rock! 719 01:10:24.450 --> 01:10:27.203 The main part of this project is to complete the transfer 720 01:10:27.245 --> 01:10:31.582 of rebuilding the molecular map of an object or an organism. 721 01:10:31.624 --> 01:10:35.795 But in this case, we need to do exactly the opposite. 722 01:10:37.713 --> 01:10:39.525 Sounds good to me. 723 01:10:39.549 --> 01:10:40.549 Yeah! 724 01:11:36.772 --> 01:11:39.358 The cause of death appears to be hypoxia. 725 01:11:39.400 --> 01:11:41.694 Just like any other human being? 726 01:11:42.612 --> 01:11:43.612 Yes. 727 01:11:44.405 --> 01:11:46.407 We had to reboot the whole station 728 01:11:46.449 --> 01:11:48.743 and we lost life support for a few minutes. 729 01:11:50.161 --> 01:11:52.955 Hm, in the simulations, 730 01:11:52.997 --> 01:11:57.293 we tried to project a teleported object to an off target. 731 01:11:58.211 --> 01:11:59.837 That's how we have supposed to travel 732 01:11:59.879 --> 01:12:01.797 to other planets, correct? 733 01:12:01.839 --> 01:12:03.090 We call it the jump. 734 01:12:03.132 --> 01:12:04.967 Yes, the jump. 735 01:12:06.260 --> 01:12:10.806 What if we jumped that thing into the open space? 736 01:12:24.320 --> 01:12:25.446 Incoming transmission. 737 01:12:25.488 --> 01:12:28.634 PAX? PAX, this is ground control. 738 01:12:28.658 --> 01:12:31.202 Alice, you're alive! 739 01:12:31.244 --> 01:12:32.495 There is a giant entity 740 01:12:32.536 --> 01:12:35.164 that just destroyed ground control. 741 01:12:35.206 --> 01:12:36.475 It's heading straight to Phoenix, 742 01:12:36.499 --> 01:12:38.477 but, but we came up with this idea. 743 01:12:38.501 --> 01:12:40.086 I know it sounds crazy, but- 744 01:12:40.127 --> 01:12:43.798 - We can teleport it into space. 745 01:12:44.507 --> 01:12:46.259 Okay, so we have the transmitter 746 01:12:46.300 --> 01:12:48.135 but we don't have a platform big enough. 747 01:12:48.177 --> 01:12:50.179 This thing is too big. 748 01:12:50.221 --> 01:12:51.347 Okay, Alice, listen. 749 01:12:51.389 --> 01:12:52.807 We don't have the chip. 750 01:12:54.475 --> 01:12:57.979 We don't have the chip. It won't work. 751 01:12:58.020 --> 01:13:00.940 Alice? Cory, do you copy? 752 01:13:02.483 --> 01:13:04.151 Susan? 753 01:13:04.193 --> 01:13:07.071 You will not believe what I just saw. 754 01:13:07.113 --> 01:13:09.031 We all saw it. 755 01:13:09.073 --> 01:13:10.825 Susan, are you with Mark? 756 01:13:11.909 --> 01:13:16.914 No. He, he got infected by something. 757 01:13:17.331 --> 01:13:21.502 But before letting me go, he gave me a small device. 758 01:13:21.544 --> 01:13:23.045 It looked like a chip card. 759 01:13:24.213 --> 01:13:26.966 Susan, you just saved the world. 760 01:13:30.011 --> 01:13:31.530 Susan, if we can hear you, 761 01:13:31.554 --> 01:13:33.556 you should be in the 10-mile range. 762 01:13:33.597 --> 01:13:35.641 Coming from the transmission site, you- 763 01:13:35.683 --> 01:13:38.769 - I have a GPS. I'll send you the coordinates. 764 01:13:38.811 --> 01:13:40.271 You are a genius. 765 01:13:42.315 --> 01:13:45.276 Wait, Susan, don't move from there. 766 01:13:49.447 --> 01:13:52.867 Dr. Stewart, maybe we have a spot. 767 01:13:52.908 --> 01:13:55.053 If the entity isn't changing its course, 768 01:13:55.077 --> 01:13:57.889 then it's gonna cross Globes's path. 769 01:13:57.913 --> 01:13:59.123 So? 770 01:13:59.165 --> 01:14:01.250 Stewart, it's gonna be sitting 771 01:14:01.292 --> 01:14:04.396 on the biggest plate of copper in North America. 772 01:14:04.420 --> 01:14:05.963 You have your transfer platform! 773 01:14:06.005 --> 01:14:07.006 Yes! 774 01:14:07.048 --> 01:14:08.174 We need coordinates. 775 01:14:08.215 --> 01:14:09.901 We need to calculate the right triangulation. 776 01:14:09.925 --> 01:14:13.346 Okay. Cory, go get the cases, put 'em on the Jeep. 777 01:14:29.111 --> 01:14:31.278 Gravity pressure activated. 778 01:14:34.617 --> 01:14:36.410 We can start the calibration. 779 01:14:50.800 --> 01:14:53.511 June, we need to correct the orbit by five degrees. 780 01:14:53.552 --> 01:14:55.554 Professor, this is not a starship. 781 01:14:55.596 --> 01:14:58.116 We're trying to tow the Titanic with a raft. 782 01:14:58.140 --> 01:15:00.059 It's our only chance, June. 783 01:15:00.101 --> 01:15:01.894 We need to do it and do it right. 784 01:15:01.936 --> 01:15:04.980 We're using every drop of fuel from the emergency shuttle. 785 01:15:05.022 --> 01:15:06.273 Do you understand that? 786 01:15:06.315 --> 01:15:07.959 We won't be able to go back on Earth. 787 01:15:07.983 --> 01:15:12.029 June, there won't be an Earth if we fail. 788 01:15:12.071 --> 01:15:12.947 Got it, Professor. 789 01:15:12.988 --> 01:15:15.324 You couldn't be more clear. 790 01:15:15.366 --> 01:15:18.619 We need a 10-second blast on 2.25 clicks. 791 01:15:19.787 --> 01:15:25.000 Executing in five, four, three, two, one. 792 01:15:46.856 --> 01:15:47.856 Go! Go! 793 01:16:00.870 --> 01:16:04.516 Confirm, our orbit's changed to 2.25. 794 01:16:04.540 --> 01:16:06.373 We're on the right path now. 795 01:16:27.396 --> 01:16:28.606 Oh my God. 796 01:16:31.317 --> 01:16:33.211 Okay, keep going. 797 01:16:33.235 --> 01:16:35.571 We're gonna make a right up here. 798 01:16:41.494 --> 01:16:42.578 Turn right. 799 01:16:45.498 --> 01:16:46.498 Watch out! 800 01:17:00.012 --> 01:17:01.222 Stop. Stop! 801 01:17:01.263 --> 01:17:02.806 Good. 802 01:17:02.848 --> 01:17:04.934 Here, take this. 803 01:17:04.975 --> 01:17:06.560 I'm gonna come help you. 804 01:17:12.942 --> 01:17:14.235 Okay, take this. 805 01:17:16.779 --> 01:17:18.113 Hey, this is gonna work. 806 01:17:19.031 --> 01:17:24.119 We just connect the monitor with the transmitter. 807 01:17:25.246 --> 01:17:26.246 Like this. 808 01:17:29.583 --> 01:17:32.378 Snap. Go get the activator. 809 01:17:32.419 --> 01:17:35.381 Okay, so to activate the transport, 810 01:17:35.422 --> 01:17:39.218 we basically need to align all three corners of a triangle. 811 01:17:39.260 --> 01:17:43.097 Now we need to hit the trigger at the same time. 812 01:17:43.806 --> 01:17:46.433 PAX is gonna send you a countdown 813 01:17:46.475 --> 01:17:49.436 and you need to be very focused, okay? 814 01:17:49.478 --> 01:17:51.146 What we need to do is turn on, 815 01:17:51.855 --> 01:17:55.317 release, hold and then push. 816 01:17:55.359 --> 01:17:56.527 - Okay? - Right. 817 01:17:56.569 --> 01:17:57.820 Okay. This is gonna work. 818 01:17:57.861 --> 01:17:59.196 It's gonna work. Gonna work. 819 01:18:00.614 --> 01:18:03.659 Cory, you sure you can do this? 820 01:18:03.701 --> 01:18:07.661 - Release, hold and push. - Can't be that hard, right? 821 01:18:36.775 --> 01:18:37.735 ♪ Dust in the door ♪ 822 01:18:37.776 --> 01:18:38.986 ♪ We're asleep on the floor ♪ 823 01:18:39.028 --> 01:18:41.864 ♪ 'Cause the show doesn't start til 10 ♪ 824 01:18:41.905 --> 01:18:44.158 ♪ Up all night 'cause the company's right ♪ 825 01:18:44.199 --> 01:18:46.910 ♪ And we let the bunny sleep in here ♪ 826 01:18:46.952 --> 01:18:49.496 ♪ Living the dream in a stretch limousine ♪ 827 01:18:49.538 --> 01:18:51.874 ♪ But the driver doesn't respect ♪ 828 01:18:51.915 --> 01:18:52.976 ♪ They don't know our name ♪ 829 01:18:53.000 --> 01:18:54.209 ♪ But that's so gonna change ♪ 830 01:18:54.251 --> 01:18:56.521 ♪ We just, just didn't get there yet ♪ 831 01:18:56.545 --> 01:19:01.759 ♪ We will be heroes ♪ 832 01:19:02.593 --> 01:19:04.887 ♪ Heroes ♪ 833 01:19:14.438 --> 01:19:15.731 Susan? Do you copy? 834 01:19:15.773 --> 01:19:17.066 - Copy. - Okay, don't move 835 01:19:17.107 --> 01:19:18.901 from where you are and lose the horse. 836 01:19:18.942 --> 01:19:21.654 We don't want it to interfere with the transmitter. 837 01:19:23.197 --> 01:19:24.365 Copy. 838 01:19:27.910 --> 01:19:29.953 ♪ Taking the knocks like the love on the rocks ♪ 839 01:19:29.995 --> 01:19:32.748 ♪ And I keep coming back for more ♪ 840 01:19:32.790 --> 01:19:33.832 ♪ Can never go back ♪ 841 01:19:33.874 --> 01:19:35.125 ♪ I'm a live heart attack ♪ 842 01:19:35.167 --> 01:19:37.896 ♪ There's only one way my life can go ♪ 843 01:19:37.920 --> 01:19:39.254 ♪ A hero can flag me ♪ 844 01:19:39.296 --> 01:19:40.398 ♪ I've got the scars ♪ 845 01:19:40.422 --> 01:19:42.966 ♪ Sit me down on an electric chair ♪ 846 01:19:43.008 --> 01:19:43.967 ♪ My kids will be strong ♪ 847 01:19:44.009 --> 01:19:45.219 ♪ As the journey is long ♪ 848 01:19:45.260 --> 01:19:47.596 ♪ But I promise you we're almost there ♪ 849 01:19:47.638 --> 01:19:50.849 ♪ We will be heroes ♪ 850 01:19:52.184 --> 01:19:55.688 All energy converged on the cannons in three, two, one! 851 01:19:57.189 --> 01:19:59.250 We're falling apart! 852 01:19:59.274 --> 01:20:00.192 Any trajectory change? 853 01:20:00.234 --> 01:20:01.276 Zero two. 854 01:20:01.318 --> 01:20:03.112 - Still acceptable. - We're still there! 855 01:20:11.954 --> 01:20:12.954 Susan! 856 01:20:16.875 --> 01:20:19.253 So happy to see you. 857 01:20:19.294 --> 01:20:20.294 Oh, gosh. 858 01:20:24.383 --> 01:20:25.426 You drive. 859 01:20:49.366 --> 01:20:50.659 Is ground control ready? 860 01:20:50.701 --> 01:20:53.829 - Ground control's gone. - Nobody's left. 861 01:20:54.496 --> 01:20:55.581 Who's managing? 862 01:20:55.622 --> 01:20:57.664 - Cory! - What? 863 01:21:27.529 --> 01:21:32.451 ♪ We will be heroes ♪ 864 01:21:33.160 --> 01:21:35.204 ♪ Heroes ♪ 865 01:22:18.413 --> 01:22:23.418 ♪ We will be heroes ♪ 866 01:22:24.294 --> 01:22:27.565 ♪ Heroes ♪ 867 01:22:27.589 --> 01:22:29.132 ♪ Heroes ♪ 868 01:22:29.174 --> 01:22:30.174 Now! 869 01:22:54.074 --> 01:22:55.826 ♪ We will be heroes ♪ 870 01:22:55.868 --> 01:22:57.077 That's it! 871 01:23:20.726 --> 01:23:22.978 ♪ Heroes ♪ 872 01:23:30.819 --> 01:23:32.630 Come on, come on. 873 01:23:32.654 --> 01:23:35.616 I ask for just this one last thing. 874 01:23:37.367 --> 01:23:38.952 - Please. - Do it! 875 01:23:46.418 --> 01:23:48.503 ♪ Heroes ♪ 876 01:23:56.762 --> 01:24:01.850 ♪ Heroes ♪ 877 01:24:19.034 --> 01:24:20.285 Did it work? 878 01:24:22.120 --> 01:24:23.497 Of course it worked. 879 01:24:41.306 --> 01:24:43.534 This is, uh, this is where I left him. 880 01:24:43.558 --> 01:24:45.185 This is where we were. 881 01:24:46.812 --> 01:24:49.398 Cory, do you copy? 882 01:25:03.912 --> 01:25:04.997 Cory. 883 01:25:15.757 --> 01:25:17.175 You're special. 884 01:25:17.217 --> 01:25:19.553 There's no one else like you in the whole universe. 885 01:25:19.594 --> 01:25:20.721 Remember that, okay? 886 01:25:21.972 --> 01:25:24.141 The Thunderbird's forever. 887 01:25:38.238 --> 01:25:40.073 ♪ I'm standing up on a mountain ♪ 888 01:25:40.115 --> 01:25:41.992 ♪ Looking through the smoke ♪ 889 01:25:42.034 --> 01:25:44.095 ♪ Been climbing up and down the gutter ♪ 890 01:25:44.119 --> 01:25:46.121 ♪ I was hungry and broke ♪ 891 01:25:46.163 --> 01:25:48.040 ♪ They're screaming louder than the thunder ♪ 892 01:25:48.081 --> 01:25:50.417 ♪ And they pray to the sky ♪ 893 01:25:50.459 --> 01:25:52.169 ♪ Like nothing's gonna stop them ♪ 894 01:25:52.210 --> 01:25:54.880 ♪ As they fly on by ♪ 895 01:26:02.846 --> 01:26:04.806 ♪ Everyone's in shock ♪ 896 01:26:04.848 --> 01:26:07.017 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 897 01:26:07.059 --> 01:26:10.771 ♪ On top of the world ♪ 898 01:26:10.812 --> 01:26:12.731 ♪ Everybody rocks ♪ 899 01:26:12.773 --> 01:26:15.067 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 900 01:26:15.108 --> 01:26:18.296 ♪ On top of the world ♪ 901 01:26:18.320 --> 01:26:20.072 ♪ It's a spin and grind ♪ 902 01:26:20.113 --> 01:26:21.865 ♪ To get enough for the week ♪ 903 01:26:21.907 --> 01:26:23.158 ♪ And meet the people ♪ 904 01:26:23.200 --> 01:26:26.495 ♪ That can only do the stuff that screams ♪ 905 01:26:26.536 --> 01:26:30.791 ♪ Now take to the circus their rhythm and blues ♪ 906 01:26:30.832 --> 01:26:33.043 ♪ Everyone's in shock ♪ 907 01:26:33.085 --> 01:26:34.753 ♪ Everyone's in shock ♪ 908 01:26:34.795 --> 01:26:36.713 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 909 01:26:36.755 --> 01:26:38.715 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 910 01:26:38.757 --> 01:26:41.152 ♪ Everybody rocks ♪ 911 01:26:41.176 --> 01:26:42.928 ♪ Hey, hey, hey ♪ 912 01:26:42.969 --> 01:26:44.679 ♪ Everyone's in shock ♪ 913 01:26:44.721 --> 01:26:47.158 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 914 01:26:47.182 --> 01:26:50.811 ♪ On top of the world ♪ 915 01:26:50.852 --> 01:26:52.663 ♪ Everybody rocks ♪ 916 01:26:52.687 --> 01:26:54.999 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 917 01:26:55.023 --> 01:26:58.777 ♪ On top of the world ♪ 918 01:27:06.159 --> 01:27:07.953 ♪ Yeah ♪ 919 01:27:07.994 --> 01:27:09.871 ♪ Who's ready now ♪ 920 01:27:09.913 --> 01:27:11.849 ♪ Listen, got this ♪ 921 01:27:11.873 --> 01:27:14.167 ♪ I got your math lesson ♪ 922 01:27:14.209 --> 01:27:16.920 ♪ Right here ♪ 923 01:27:28.932 --> 01:27:32.853 ♪ Everyone's in shock ♪ 924 01:27:32.894 --> 01:27:36.940 ♪ They tell me not to rock ♪ 925 01:27:52.914 --> 01:27:54.725 ♪ Everyone's in shock ♪ 926 01:27:54.749 --> 01:27:57.002 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 927 01:27:57.043 --> 01:28:00.839 ♪ On top of the world ♪ 928 01:28:00.881 --> 01:28:02.924 ♪ Everybody rocks ♪ 929 01:28:02.966 --> 01:28:05.051 ♪ Standing on top ♪ 930 01:28:05.093 --> 01:28:08.763 ♪ On top of the world ♪ 931 01:28:08.805 --> 01:28:10.074 ♪ Everyone's in shock ♪ 932 01:28:10.098 --> 01:28:12.184 ♪ Everyone ♪ ♪ Standing on top ♪ 933 01:28:12.225 --> 01:28:16.813 ♪ Standing on ♪ 934 01:28:16.855 --> 01:28:18.190 ♪ Everybody rocks ♪ 935 01:28:18.231 --> 01:28:20.233 ♪ Everybody ♪ ♪ Standing on top ♪ 936 01:28:20.275 --> 01:28:24.362 ♪ Standing on top of the world ♪