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00:00To many, it is modern-day folklore. To others, it is simply tabloid headlines. But to a select

00:10few, it is the ultimate reality. Intergalactic aliens have arrived on Earth. Now, they move

00:17among us. Only one top-secret elite group of trained professionals has the ability to

00:23detect these extraterrestrial beings. B.A.D., the Bureau of Alien Detectors. Led by squadron

00:32leader Sergeant Ben Packer, military war hero, Special Agent Shane Sanderson, life science

00:36expert, Moose Tringanu, alien encounter survivor, Colin Marcus, computer specialist, and Casey

00:42Taylor, psychic communicator. Together, they have only one mission, to confront, control,

00:49and contain all alien encounters. Together, they are B.A.D., the Bureau of Alien Detectors.

01:02Dr. Hijiri, I can't thank you enough for making me your graduate intern on this dig. I mean,

01:07if Professor Sermons actually found the skull of a smart dinosaur...

01:11Proof that dinosaur evolution was on its way to producing a late Cretaceous species with

01:15the ability to reason, to de-use tools, a spoken language.

01:19I mean, talk about setting paleontology on its head.

01:22Well, it could be one of Dr. Sermons' infamous practical jokes.

01:25That T-Rex skeleton he found out here wasn't any practical joke. Neither is this.

01:30Ah, Troodonthromosis, with a brain case that would do homo sapiens proud.

01:35Troodonth sapiens. Pretty accurate description, if poor Yorick here was as bright as his cranium

01:41suggests.

01:42Unless it's a fake. Like Piltdown Man?

01:45Do you really want to stake your paleontological future on a hoax, Randy?

01:49Do you think someone with Dr. Sermons' reputation would actually do something like that? Why?

01:54Money? Fame? All I know is that in 200 years of dinosaur hunting, no one's ever come up

01:59with a shred of evidence that even suggests the existence of a smart dino.

02:05Dr. Sermons?

02:08Brett? It's Karen.

02:10Hello? Professor?

02:13Maybe he's off digging.

02:15In the desert? At night? At least one of his students would have been left to man the trailer.

02:21Professor Sermon?

02:29Boy, talk about your homemade moon roofs.

02:34Gah!

02:36That doesn't sound like a cry over to me, Doctor.

02:38And those phone lines back there weren't just snipped. They were pulled down from the middle.

02:43You got a bunch of missing bone hunters, a hole in the roof that shouldn't be there, and we aren't out of here.

02:49We can't just leave, not without knowing what happened to Brett.

02:52Let the cops find out what happened.

02:54Hang on, Doc.

02:57There was a payphone at the gas station we passed on the 95. That wasn't here before.

03:02We are out of here. Hang on, Doc.

03:11Randy?

03:14Randy!

03:17Randy?

03:26Oh!

03:28Oh!

03:30Oh!

03:32Oh!

03:34Oh!

03:36Oh!

03:38Oh!

03:40Oh!

03:42Oh!

03:44Oh!

03:46Oh!

03:52We know very little so far.

03:54Two noted paleontologists and several graduate students have vanished from a dig near the old nuclear test area at Apache Sands.

04:02Professor Brett Sermon and Dr. Karen Hijiri.

04:05Karen Hijiri? The chairman of the paleontology department at the University of Boulder?

04:10You know her?

04:12Yep, summer of 94. I went on a dig with her in the Atlas Mountains, part of a grad school enhancement program.

04:17I remember that smile you came back with. Real enhanced.

04:21Yeah, even if he didn't discover any new dinosaurs while he was there.

04:25Apache Sands? I thought that's been off limits since the 60s.

04:29Sealed tight.

04:31The place the defense department conducted its underground A-bomb tests in? I hope it's sealed double tight.

04:36Underground radiation that unusual wasn't caused by D.O.D. agent Marcus.

04:42Alien?

04:43One of the first sites we uncovered when the Bureau was first commissioned.

04:47Here is part of the videotape Dr. Sermon recorded before he disappeared.

04:52What the heck is that?

04:54Whatever it is, it's not of this earth.

04:56You tell me what it is. Go investigate, Sergeant.

05:00And if there is something out there, I wouldn't mind if you lived up to your name and brought it back alive.

05:06Affirmative, sir.

05:18Let's move it.

05:23We've got trouble.

05:24Over there. Let's go.

05:26Aye, Sarge.

05:47Hold on. I'm sensing something.

05:55Smell that? Weird. Kind of like cement and bananas.

06:00Something is afraid. It's...

06:04Look out!

06:06Sam!

06:08Hey!

06:18Shh.

06:26You okay?

06:27Yeah. It was weird. It seemed afraid for someone, not just afraid. I'm sure it wasn't attacking us.

06:35Man, it sure was hard. Kind of like bones.

06:39Whatever it was, it sure wasn't human.

06:44Pretty jagged, these marks.

06:46Rule out a saw.

06:48Teeth. This wheel was bitten off.

06:51I was afraid you'd say that.

06:53Big teeth. Lots of them.

06:57Maybe it wasn't exposed bones. Maybe a shell, like on a turtle.

07:02Then that was one big turtle.

07:04Casey, Sandman.

07:05We copy, Lewis. Anything wrong?

07:07Could be, Dino-Guy. Uh-oh.

07:09Shadowhawk sensors just picked up a large object moving your way.

07:13You wanna roll out the welcome mat?

07:16Man, when you said large object, you forgot to say how large.

07:26I always wanted to see a live Tyrannosaurus.

07:28Weren't you ever told, be careful what you wish for, you just might get it?

07:36Nice driving.

07:43Hang on.

07:52Oh, Mr. T-Rex, that wasn't very avoidant.

07:59You're mine. All mine.

08:05Ah!

08:18I've uncaged an air-to-ground. Staying clear.

08:21You got it, Sarge.

08:25What's that thing made of?

08:31Hold on, Sarge.

08:52Colin!

09:00Look at this thing. It moved, it clawed the air, it grabbed the electro-harpoon.

09:05Totally alive. And I can't explain why.

09:08Do you know what this thing is made of?

09:10No, but I can tell you what it looks like.

09:12A bunch of fossil bones.

09:14And Moose goes to the head of the class.

09:16Fossilized bone it is.

09:18This creature and the one we ran into in the trailer are two whole different species.

09:23And I'm not just talking looks either.

09:25Now here's something interesting.

09:29It's radioactive.

09:31So each of us take a Geiger counter, spread out and sweep the area.

09:34Track him to his lair.

09:50Shane!

09:57Sarge, do you copy? I found...

09:59You wait for backup, Sanderson.

10:25Sanderson, this is Packard. Do you copy? Repeat, do you copy?

10:53Packard!

11:03Hey dudes, I can walk you now. How about letting me down?

11:15Not so hard.

11:45Uh, one at a time, guys.

11:58They're not gonna hurt you, Shane.

12:00Karen?

12:03What's more appropriate for this sort of reunion?

12:05Long time no see or what's a nice guy like you doing in a place like this?

12:10It is you. That's great. Really.

12:13Will they let me come to you?

12:14Consider them good guys. Not aggressive.

12:16If it weren't for them, I'd be T-Rex kibble.

12:19Karen!

12:20I'm fine. I'm practically good as new.

12:22You're hurt.

12:23My ankle. It was broken.

12:26Was?

12:28That's a sprained ankle, Karen.

12:30A light sprain at that.

12:32Yesterday, it was broken.

12:34And now it's healed?

12:36In one day?

12:37You're telling me that they healed the bone?

12:40Not them.

12:41The same chemistry that gave them life, though.

12:48Obviously, these creatures are not cloned from the DNA of the sauropods who died out 65 million years ago.

12:56No, sir, Major.

12:58Preliminary analysis of the detached T-Rex limb shows its makeup to be primarily fossilized bone.

13:03Which, as we all know, can't be alive.

13:05But it is.

13:07When the source of the radiation in the vicinity is alien, Agent Marcus, anything is possible.

13:13Don't lose that limb.

13:15I want it back here for a detailed scientific workup.

13:18Understood, Major V.

13:22Big Rex is down there, Sarge.

13:24I can sense him.

13:27Well, we already know it can be hurt.

13:29I say we go and blast him.

13:31Negative. Sanderson may be down there.

13:33Colin?

13:34It's gonna be a little hot down there.

13:36Not as much as it used to be, though.

13:38Plenty of radioactive decay over the years.

13:40So it's safe to go in.

13:42Only for brief periods.

13:44Then let's be brief.

13:46So you're saying the alien radiation somehow triggered the fossil DNA in these rocks?

13:51Started it replicating, that's right.

13:53And as the cells divided, they followed the genetic code already programmed into them.

13:59Creatures extinct for 65 million years are back.

14:03Not quite.

14:04The mineral content permeating the cells produced a species of living fossils.

14:09Troodon sapiens.

14:11But what do they eat?

14:13Real Troodons ate meat. They were carnivores.

14:16The alien radiation has left large crystalline deposits throughout these caverns.

14:21I get it. Rock candy for the Troodons.

14:24It seems to be a peaceful, almost idyllic existence.

14:28Have you examined the cave art?

14:30I've been a little preoccupied.

14:33This stuff over here doesn't look so idyllic.

14:35The T-Rexes prey on them.

14:38Whoa there, Karen. Rexes? Plural? How many?

14:42According to Professor Sermon, Tyrannosaurus fossils are quite common in this locality.

14:47Boy, I've been in caves before, but this one takes the cake.

14:52Well, I think I just cut the cake.

14:55Hold your fire!

14:56Moose, if anything is down here, we don't want to alert it before we're ready.

15:00I gotta stop ringing these doorbells.

15:02Big Rex, I can sense him.

15:05Over there.

15:06You want a piece of this?

15:08Come and get it!

15:24The Dean! They're in trouble!

15:28Please, my friends need me. I've gotta go to them.

15:31Please!

15:35Can you walk?

15:36I'm gonna stay here with my friends. I'll be safe, don't worry.

15:39You don't know how I've dreamed of a discovery like this, ever since I was a child.

15:44This is my reason for being.

15:46A lot of kids had dreams like that, Karen, including me.

15:49You still can't stay here.

15:51Of course I can.

15:52Shame there's a whole language to translate here, and I'm the Rosetta Stone.

15:56A culture and a biology unlike any we've ever seen on Earth.

16:00The radiation will kill you.

16:02It gave life to these dinosaurs.

16:05And it will kill you.

16:07I'm sorry, Karen. You're as out of place in their world as they'd be in ours.

16:11You're asking me to let them die alone.

16:14They know how to hide from the Rexes.

16:16It's not the Rexes. They're going extinct.

16:19They don't act extinct.

16:21Shane, look around. Are there any juveniles here?

16:23I haven't seen any.

16:25There aren't any. There aren't any eggs, not one.

16:28They can't reproduce.

16:29A unique, wonderful, intelligent species.

16:32I was hoping I could help them somehow.

16:34Doctor, if those T-Rexes get here before we're gone,

16:37you're not even going to be able to help yourself.

16:39You're right. As much as I hate to admit it.

16:45Get on. It'll help you move.

16:59I just had a hopeful thought.

17:01What's that?

17:02Well, if they can't lay eggs, neither can those T-Rexes.

17:08Oh, my.

17:16No use, Sarge. It's like fighting a mountain.

17:23Maybe if we concentrate all our fire on one spot.

17:30That's more like it.

17:32Don't talk. Just shoot.

17:38All right.

17:40We got them.

17:41Don't start the ticker-tape parade just yet.

17:43That T-Rex had both his arms.

17:45That means...

17:46It's not a gang of one.

17:52We've got company.

17:53Go. Go. Get out.

17:55Just as soon as you're clear.

18:00Get off the shaft. Move it.

18:03Move it. Move it. Keep moving. Come on, Colin.

18:07Sarge, over here.

18:09Yeah, Sarge. Go. Go. Go.

18:11Get out of here.

18:19Dead end.

18:23Work it out, Tren'ganu. I'll cover your backs.

18:26Elemental morph.

18:30Very inventive, Moose.

18:32Hurry.

18:36I got the Sarge.

18:38No, they don't.

18:40Casey.

18:41Hurry, Casey.

18:43Hold on, Sarge.

18:48I got the Sarge.

18:50No, they don't.

18:52Casey.

18:53Hurry, Casey.

18:55Hold on, Sarge.

18:59Hold on.

19:08Hurry, Casey.

19:24Sarge, are you okay?

19:26Yeah.

19:28Thanks to them.

19:47And that is the end of that.

19:50The Troodontoids gave their lives for us.

19:53For any creature, there can be no greater honor.

19:57I won't forget.

20:01I suppose we could tell a few select people what we found down there.

20:05Maybe they'd want to get the Troodonts up to a protected lab where you could study them.

20:09If they're still alive.

20:11No. I don't think they'd like living out the rest of their lives as guinea pigs in a laboratory.

20:16Let them be.

20:18Smart dinosaurs.

20:20Smart lady.

20:21Welcome home, Karen.

20:27The Troodontoids

20:29The Troodontoids

20:31The Troodontoids

20:33The Troodontoids

20:35The Troodontoids

20:37The Troodontoids

20:39The Troodontoids

20:41The Troodontoids

20:43The Troodontoids

20:45The Troodontoids

20:47The Troodontoids

20:49The Troodontoids

20:51The Troodontoids

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