- 24/05/2025
When an astronaut gets infected with alien DNA during a mission on Mars, a team of scientists collaborates with a re-engineered alien, Sil, to track the monster down.
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00:00:30Houston, this is Excursion. We see a good orbit insertion burn. Over.
00:00:46Excursion, this is Houston. We copy and concur a good O-1 burn.
00:00:50Houston, can you confirm good KU antenna coverage for lander deploy?
00:00:55Inco, this is the flight director. How does our KU look for lander docking system release?
00:00:59Flight, this is Inco. We should have good KU coverage all the way through LDS release.
00:01:04In fact, we're covered all the way through the landing and airlock egress.
00:01:29Houston, stack going to minus CLV.
00:01:52Flight prop, RCS margins good.
00:01:55Copy. Control system telephonic.
00:01:58Flight, Inco. Lander umbilicals dead base.
00:02:01Copy. Lander on internal power.
00:02:18Deorbit burn tag at 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
00:02:26Lander umbilical burn in progress.
00:02:34Flight, Riding Maneuver Excursion set. Maneuver is now on.
00:02:37Lander, this is Houston. Show nominal deorbit.
00:02:40Looks pretty good from this end.
00:03:02The Eagle has landed.
00:03:05Again.
00:03:10Houston, we have touchdown. At MET, 182 days, 11 hours, 53 minutes, 37 seconds.
00:03:17Excursion, Houston. You are go to reconfigure nominal DAP E1.
00:03:21Copy, Houston. Selecting item 30.
00:03:23I'm there.
00:03:25Set PET countdown.
00:03:28Just one hour till party time, baby.
00:03:51Commanding camera boom deployment.
00:03:57Flight, EDA. Airlock depressurization complete. Hatch coming open.
00:04:06Comm check on IFM uplink. Do you read?
00:04:09We're with you, Patrick.
00:04:21Houston, Excursion. Deploying Rover 2.
00:04:24We confirm Rover 2's telemetry is go for deploy.
00:04:28Excursion, this is Houston. Are you receiving Rover 1's carrier signal through the lander's uplink?
00:04:33That's a firm, Houston. We expect excellent video from Rover 1.
00:04:40Not for one nation, not for one people, not for one creed, but for all humankind.
00:04:56Patrick Ross, son of a senator, football star at Yale, and now the first man on Mars.
00:05:02A perfect hero for these imperfect times.
00:05:05Patrick, this is Excursion. I need you to check Rover 2's next drilling site for me.
00:05:10Patrick, could you take a look at your primary O2 and power levels on your DCM?
00:05:17Suit parameters all look good.
00:05:23Structure around is loamy. Loose topsoil is rock. Drill bit shows signs of wear and tear.
00:05:30Still last. One more area. Sector 112. Okay?
00:05:35It might have been a canal bit.
00:05:41Eight years of training, and I'm a Martian ditch digger.
00:05:46You have one hour, thirty minutes surface time left.
00:05:49I'm counting.
00:05:54Final sample loaded. Prepping for airlock ingress.
00:05:57In a world beset by violence, hunger, and strife,
00:06:00there are occasions when mankind surpasses the petty struggles of daily existence.
00:06:05The Excursion voyage to Mars is one of those occasions.
00:06:09Today, America is proud.
00:06:12I told them not to go! I told them not to go!
00:06:18Three, two, one.
00:06:57Let's get you out of here.
00:07:27Oh, my God. It was incredible.
00:07:31A tremendous achievement that once again proves that if we can rise above partisan politics,
00:07:37America can climb to the heavens.
00:07:41Thank you, Mr. President. Credit goes to my crew.
00:07:44Fly home safe, son. Our prayers are with you, and God bless you.
00:07:50Thank you, Mr. President.
00:07:54Flight nav, we'd like the crew to take a Star Trekker pass
00:07:57and perform an IMU alignment before we update the state vector.
00:08:03Capcom, let the crew know navigation wants a fix on the star position
00:08:06and alignment of the interior moment unit before putting a new state vector on board.
00:08:23Houston, this is Excursion. We have your new state vector on board.
00:08:27Excursion, Houston. We copy you. Have received the updated vector.
00:08:31Coming up on TIG for transfer orbit.
00:08:33Copy, Houston.
00:08:44Excursion, you are good to go.
00:08:46Thanks, Houston. Thirty seconds to transfer orbit TIG.
00:08:50We're homeward bound, baby!
00:08:53Yes, sir!
00:09:15Excursion, Houston. Transfer orbit burn in twenty, nineteen, eighteen,
00:09:22seventeen, sixteen, fifteen, fourteen, thirteen, twelve, eleven,
00:09:33ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:09:52Excursion, this is Houston calling. Do you read us? Over.
00:09:57Excursion, this is Houston. Do you copy?
00:10:00For the past three minutes, every attempt to communicate with the Excursion has failed.
00:10:05I told them not to go to Mars! I told them not to go!
00:10:11PC, flight. Check all relay stations on the network. Have the backup T-dress on standby.
00:10:16Flight to all operators. Pull up your data passes from the burn.
00:10:19Get with your back rooms. Verify we saw no anomalies.
00:10:22For God's sake, somebody tell me she didn't blow.
00:10:35Houston, this is Excursion. We had a malfunction in the KU band antenna.
00:10:40Lost telemetry and comm. I performed a bit of IFM. Seems to be okay now.
00:10:47Excursion crew is okay. Headed for rendezvous with Big Blue.
00:10:52It's gonna be good to get home. Over and out.
00:11:17The extraterrestrial vulnerability experiment has one central goal.
00:11:46To discover a means to defend ourselves against the alien species should they ever return to Earth.
00:11:52Now, as you know, gentlemen, Eve was recreated from a frozen lab embryo.
00:11:57She's a genetic duplicate of the original Syl.
00:12:00Now, we have deliberately shielded Eve from any direct contact with the male gender,
00:12:06which is why, gentlemen, you're inside there.
00:12:10So. Proceed.
00:12:29Help! Help! Help! Laura! Please!
00:12:46Okay, that's enough. Bring her up.
00:12:59Bingo, Dr. Baker! It worked!
00:13:16Take a look at those beautiful wefts. Just beautiful, beautiful!
00:13:30What happened, Dr. Baker?
00:13:34Our problem in a nutshell. A toxic agent works once, but then it becomes useless once the alien's biology adapts.
00:13:43You've gone out of your way to give this lab animal a living situation that's fit for a queen!
00:13:49I suggest you spend more time finding a way to 86 the damn thing.
00:13:54Colonel, you're welcome to replace me any time you like.
00:14:05I'm sorry, gentlemen.
00:14:07Tell Dr. Baker we must continue testing.
00:14:12Aye, aye, sir.
00:14:28Why do you do this to me?
00:14:32I'm sorry, Eve.
00:14:34I've explained to you why we've got to do this, what happened with the first Syl.
00:14:40And why you have to be prepared. Survival of the fittest.
00:14:43I know.
00:14:50I watch this TV, and I see all the places I'm never going to go, and see all the people I'm never going to meet.
00:14:58Is that all I am to you? A laboratory animal?
00:15:04I want you to understand that the reason I took this job was to make sure that these experiments were done with regard for you.
00:15:16Just don't forget that I'm human, too.
00:15:23Main gear touchdown.
00:15:25Shuttle ground support vehicles with flight surgeon and medical team in the crew recovery vehicle are en route.
00:15:31Thanks, Houston. It's good to be home.
00:15:42You're welcome.
00:15:44On preliminary examination, all three of you are in remarkable health.
00:15:49Though, of course, I'll continue more specific blood testing.
00:15:52We do have a few people here who would like a further examination.
00:16:00Boy, there's enough flying booty out there to kill what ails me.
00:16:05You're under quarantine, Mr. Gamble.
00:16:08No sexual activity for at least ten days.
00:16:11And that means all of you.
00:16:12Oh, you've got to be kidding.
00:16:14No, I'm not kidding.
00:16:22Back when President Kennedy began the space program, I was just a very young assistant up on the hill.
00:16:28It didn't take me long to realize that he was a visionary and that I shared that vision.
00:16:34Later on, when I became a senator, I was determined to push our program even further into space.
00:16:41And so today, Jack Kennedy's vision is maintained by the commitment of American business.
00:16:47But I like to think that his spirit is embodied in young men like Patrick Ross.
00:16:53When Patrick was, what, four or five years old...
00:16:56To Patrick.
00:16:57I don't know, but he's a great man.
00:16:59He's a great man.
00:17:01He's a great man.
00:17:03He's a great man.
00:17:05He's a great man.
00:17:07He's a great man.
00:17:09I don't know, but he's missing some more age and butt kissing from his own father.
00:17:13He hasn't been feeling very well tonight.
00:17:15To tell you the truth, I haven't been feeling so great either.
00:17:18Yeah, I think what we all need is a little tender loving.
00:17:33So it's with great deal of pleasure that I introduce one of our finest young leaders,
00:17:38the captain of the Mars mission,
00:17:40and my son,
00:17:42Patrick Ross.
00:17:59You can sleep upstairs.
00:18:01Hurry.
00:18:09Captain Ross, everyone's waiting. This way, sir.
00:18:25Nice of you to show up, son.
00:18:33Thank you all for coming out this evening.
00:18:36Thank you, Father, for what I'm sure were overly kind words.
00:18:40I've been chosen on behalf of my wonderful crew
00:18:43to represent the mission to Mars,
00:18:47and an image that comes to my mind
00:18:51is looking through the portal,
00:18:54the blue-white globe,
00:18:57beautiful,
00:18:59so fragile, so small.
00:19:02And I thought to myself
00:19:04how easy it would be to destroy all that God has created.
00:19:10I think as we look to the future,
00:19:13our greatest mission might be right here at home.
00:19:33It's open.
00:19:39Come on in.
00:19:46My sister decided to join us.
00:19:51We share everything.
00:19:55I'm sure she'll like it.
00:20:03Together.
00:20:18Pulse rate is 20% below human norm.
00:20:21What do you expect, Bria? She's watching baseball.
00:20:33God!
00:20:43You are a hero.
00:20:47Oh, God.
00:20:53My turn.
00:20:58Yes, it is.
00:21:02Come on.
00:21:05Come on.
00:21:30Jeez, someone hit a home run.
00:21:35Ah!
00:21:41Ah!
00:21:47Oh, my God! Get off me!
00:21:56Get off me!
00:22:00Get off me!
00:22:04Oh, my God!
00:22:24What the hell is going on?
00:22:26Oh, my God.
00:22:34Oh, my God.
00:23:04Oh, my God.
00:23:13Last night, after the fundraiser,
00:23:17something happened.
00:23:21Try to think about it, I draw a total blank.
00:23:25I always make those drinks at those fundraisers strong.
00:23:30It's better to get the wallets to open up.
00:23:32Why don't you tell that old son of a bitch I won't take no financing?
00:23:41There's something wrong with me, Dad, since I got back.
00:23:45You think a trip to Mars was rough?
00:23:48You just wait till you try a Senate campaign.
00:23:50Dad, listen to me. I'm having...
00:23:53I'm having some kind of breakdown.
00:23:55Stop thinking about the master plan and help me, all right?
00:23:59I'm scared. God damn it!
00:24:01Quit acting like a spoiled child.
00:24:05You're a Ross. Behave like one.
00:24:10Now, I'm gonna give you a piece of advice, boy.
00:24:14You keep your dick in your pants and your eyes on the prize.
00:24:18Oh, I know what you've been doing.
00:24:20And frankly, I don't give a damn.
00:24:22But I have seen too many young men with promising careers
00:24:25piss it all away on a piece of ass.
00:24:27People love you, Patrick.
00:24:30Hell, boy, they idolize you.
00:24:33You're gonna be president of the United States someday.
00:24:40Now, let's take a walk through the gallery.
00:24:44Some of my illustrious colleagues are just dying to get your autograph.
00:24:51Yes, sir.
00:24:53Yes, sir.
00:24:54Yes, sir.
00:24:56Yes, it's very important that I speak with Herman Cromwell.
00:25:00No, he's a patient there.
00:25:03Well, can I get a message to him that Dr. Arinsky called
00:25:07from the lab at Oldham Space Center up in Maryland?
00:25:10Yes, it's very, very important I speak to him.
00:25:12I'm an old colleague of his.
00:25:20I can't believe this.
00:25:24Oh, my God.
00:25:31Oh, my God.
00:25:39No!
00:25:54No!
00:26:15No!
00:26:24No!
00:26:30No!
00:26:31No!
00:26:32No!
00:26:57The substance found in Dr. Arinsky's wounds
00:27:00is combinant alien-human DNA.
00:27:04This DNA is structurally similar to Eve's,
00:27:08but it's not a perfect match.
00:27:10Obviously, Eve has not left the compound,
00:27:13which means, gentlemen, that there's another one out there.
00:27:17None of our intelligence suggests that a foreign power was involved.
00:27:21How did we start looking for this thing?
00:27:24Well, I would suggest normal investigative procedure
00:27:27to cultivate a list of possible suspects and then test their blood.
00:27:31Thank you, Dr. Baker. We may ask you to help us track it down.
00:27:35Always a pleasure, gentlemen.
00:27:39Get press, Lennox.
00:27:57Let's go!
00:28:19Ladies and gentlemen, the embassy is secure.
00:28:23The hostages are free.
00:28:28Press, Lennox.
00:28:30Diplomatic security.
00:28:32Provides embassy guards.
00:28:34Protects against kidnapping, assassination.
00:28:39And also, of course, special services like the demonstration we witnessed here today.
00:28:45Excuse me, Mr. Lennox. Someone needs to see you right away.
00:28:49My assistant will answer any questions you might have.
00:28:53Thank you all very much.
00:28:54Ladies and gentlemen, are there any questions I can answer?
00:29:02That was really, really great.
00:29:07Well?
00:29:09The answer is no.
00:29:12Press, we got another fucking alien on the loose.
00:29:16Get somebody else.
00:29:18Come on, buddy. Your country calls.
00:29:21Your country calls.
00:29:24Don't start waving the flag.
00:29:27I'm in the private sector now. I got a business to run.
00:29:31Look at me, Press. You know how I got this goddamn eye.
00:29:35It's a sacrifice I'd make again in a heartbeat.
00:29:38But then maybe you haven't learned the meaning of sacrifice.
00:29:47Listen, pal.
00:29:48Last time I fought with that alien she-bitch, I almost got myself killed.
00:29:54The government was stupid enough to make another one.
00:29:58I think they can clean up the mess by themselves.
00:30:01We didn't make this one.
00:30:03Count me out of the search party, okay?
00:30:06Where's my fucking key?
00:30:08A million dollars. Tax-free.
00:30:12Sure you won't reconsider?
00:30:19Welcome to Biohazard 4.
00:30:22Dr. Baker!
00:30:24Dr. Baker!
00:30:26Come out here, Dr. Baker!
00:30:30Open the door!
00:30:32Somebody open the door! Get him away from here!
00:30:36Somebody open the door!
00:30:43What the hell do you think you're doing?
00:30:45You know that there's no men allowed in this lab.
00:30:46Get away!
00:30:48Calm down, Dr. Baker.
00:30:50Do you have any respect for what we're trying to do here? Out! Now!
00:30:52We have an emergency here.
00:30:54Okay, okay. We'll take it outside.
00:30:56Don't blow a gasket, doctor.
00:30:58Don't patronize me, either.
00:31:00We're not patronizing. We're coming along.
00:31:02Close the doors.
00:31:10Laura, correct me if I'm wrong.
00:31:13Are you involved in this crazy bullshit?
00:31:14Dr. Baker runs this facility.
00:31:16She cloned the Syl embryo.
00:31:18Oh. Okay, well, I...
00:31:20What should I call her?
00:31:22Syl Light?
00:31:24Her name is Eve.
00:31:26Eve. How very biblical.
00:31:28We have dampened her mating instinct.
00:31:30We have strictly avoided the presence of testosterone in this lab,
00:31:33at least until now.
00:31:35Thank you for your help in that area, Colonel.
00:31:37What if she gets out of there, huh?
00:31:39She's electronically tethered to a control box.
00:31:41One step off the premises,
00:31:43and a toxic capsule explodes in her brain.
00:31:46You know, it's really great to see you again,
00:31:48and I was hoping we'd meet under better circumstances,
00:31:51but, uh, I remember, uh,
00:31:53Laura Baker having a little bit more soul.
00:31:56Just who the hell do you think you are?
00:31:59You're coming into my lab,
00:32:01questioning my motives.
00:32:03Are you two finished?
00:32:05We have a national fucking emergency on our hands.
00:32:08Now, you two will work together.
00:32:11That's a direct order from the Pentagon.
00:32:13You killed one of these fucking alien things before,
00:32:16do it again.
00:32:23You heard the man.
00:32:25Now the fun begins.
00:32:29Listen, I went over Orenski's phone records,
00:32:32and this is the last place he called.
00:32:34I cross-checked all the patients,
00:32:36and I came up with one named Herman Cromwell.
00:32:38Turns out he taught Orenski at Stanford.
00:32:42And what exactly is Cromwell doing here?
00:32:45Well, that's the interesting part.
00:32:47It's classified, top-secret information.
00:32:50I was doing research into Mars meteorite.
00:32:53The one found in the Antarctic in 96?
00:32:57Fossils in the meteorite convinced us
00:33:00there might have been life on Mars,
00:33:02but these fossils weren't anything organic to the planet.
00:33:05Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
00:33:07And what was the basis for that determination?
00:33:08Carbon-based elements in the fossils
00:33:11exist only in the Magellanic Galaxy.
00:33:14That's 100 million light-years away.
00:33:18Well, how did they get to Mars?
00:33:20By my reckoning,
00:33:22Mars was visited by an alien species
00:33:25approximately one billion years ago.
00:33:28The species was like a plague, a cancer.
00:33:31It turned a thriving planet with rivers and oceans
00:33:35and rudimentary plant life into a useless hunk of rock.
00:33:39When I heard they were going to send a mission to Mars,
00:33:42I strongly urged the government to reconsider.
00:33:44On what grounds?
00:33:46On grounds that alien DNA might remain on the planet.
00:33:50That any human attempt to violate the planet
00:33:53would result in biological contamination.
00:33:57So, let me guess.
00:33:59They told you to shove it up your ass.
00:34:02They got me fired from Stanford.
00:34:05It seems the military had strategic reasons
00:34:08to go to Mars.
00:34:10Outpost to the future or some crap like that.
00:34:13Anyway, they harassed the shit out of me.
00:34:16I got into a fistfight with a Pentagon general.
00:34:20I broke his goddamn jaw.
00:34:27That's why they stuck you in here, right?
00:34:31Why do you think that Dr. Irvinsky
00:34:33called you the night that he died?
00:34:35To tell me I was right.
00:34:38Whatever species destroyed Mars,
00:34:40those poor astronauts brought down to Earth.
00:34:45May God have pity on our souls.
00:34:50I'll tell you one thing.
00:34:52Generally, to be heating up the road
00:34:54this early in the morning,
00:34:56something sure got Bo and Luke all heated.
00:34:58I figure it's got something to do with women.
00:35:01Or hunting.
00:35:03Or maybe weeds.
00:35:09The temperature on Mars
00:35:11is approximately 225 degrees below zero.
00:35:14If they brought the samples on board,
00:35:16the temperature thaw could have brought
00:35:18the DNA back to life.
00:35:20That DNA could have infected the astronauts.
00:35:23This isn't the fucking X-Files, goddammit.
00:35:26You are following a lead
00:35:28based on the interrogation
00:35:30of a certified med case.
00:35:32We got one dead NSEG doctor.
00:35:35We have a guy who warned the government
00:35:36not to go to Mars.
00:35:38They slapped him in a loony bin.
00:35:40And a seven-minute time gap
00:35:42during the space flight.
00:35:44We need to do blood analysis
00:35:46on Sampras, Gamble and Ross.
00:35:48Now, I know that there is
00:35:50a sexual quarantine of ten days
00:35:52on all interplanetary missions,
00:35:54and the Mars quarantine ends tonight.
00:35:56They could fuck the human race
00:35:58into extinction.
00:36:00You want to be responsible for that
00:36:02if we don't start testing
00:36:04everybody right away?
00:36:07Yeah.
00:36:11Test Patrick first.
00:36:14Uh-huh.
00:36:16Yeah.
00:36:21I've been waiting to get you alone.
00:36:25All the interviews.
00:36:27All the screaming girls.
00:36:30All the hope-la.
00:36:32Gone.
00:36:34Push it out of your mind.
00:36:37Patrick Ross.
00:36:40Tonight.
00:36:44You're mine.
00:36:48And I love you.
00:37:07What's the matter?
00:37:09I don't know.
00:37:11We should hold off.
00:37:13Oh, no.
00:37:14No, you don't need to know.
00:37:16Come on, Miss, I don't feel so good.
00:37:18Shh.
00:37:20Relax.
00:37:22Let me do the work.
00:37:37There's nobody here.
00:37:39Where the fuck did he go?
00:37:45Let's go find the others.
00:37:53I missed you up there.
00:37:56I missed you so much.
00:38:00It's so beautiful.
00:38:02I know.
00:38:04It's so beautiful.
00:38:07Not as beautiful as you are.
00:38:10Sure am I.
00:38:21Take it easy, French.
00:38:22You're gonna get us killed.
00:38:23Trust me, Laura.
00:38:24I got a bad feeling in my stomach.
00:38:34God, I miss making love with you.
00:38:36Mom!
00:38:37Mom, help me!
00:38:38Mom!
00:38:39Oh, my God!
00:38:40Help, somebody!
00:38:41Somebody!
00:38:42Call for help!
00:38:43Call for help!
00:38:45Over here!
00:38:46Come on!
00:38:52No!
00:38:54Mom!
00:38:55Mom, no, please!
00:38:56Mom!
00:38:58Mom, no, please!
00:38:59Mom!
00:39:18Oh, God.
00:39:21I'm gonna get a full crew.
00:39:24I'm gonna get them over here right away.
00:39:25We gotta get to the others.
00:39:30Oh, this is awful.
00:39:32This is just awful.
00:39:47Ha!
00:39:48I'll take it the rest of the way, Chief.
00:39:50Have a good evening.
00:39:52This is nice.
00:39:53See, you thought a brother lived on a tugboat.
00:39:55I know what you thought.
00:39:56But I got it all under control now.
00:39:58Oh, you do?
00:39:59Yeah, you just slide that thing right over there.
00:40:02Open this door.
00:40:04There we go.
00:40:05Thank you, girl.
00:40:24Oh, my God.
00:40:34Oh, no, honey, it's not it.
00:40:36Oh, no, that's not it.
00:40:41Hey!
00:40:44What's wrong?
00:40:47Dennis Gamble, we'd like you to come with us.
00:40:50Man, brother just can't get no booty.
00:40:52You know what I'm saying?
00:40:54This is no way to treat a national hero.
00:40:56This is embarrassing.
00:40:57What is this all about?
00:40:58Look, somebody speak to me.
00:41:01Hey, hey, hey.
00:41:02I'm a personal friend of Senator Judson Ross.
00:41:04Okay?
00:41:05All right?
00:41:06Personal friend.
00:41:07And I'm gonna eat your badge for breakfast.
00:41:08Get your hand off my head.
00:41:13I demand an explanation.
00:41:16We'll have the test results in a few minutes.
00:41:19Why am I being tested?
00:41:20NSEG said I was fine.
00:41:22Sit tight, son.
00:41:23We'll explain everything later.
00:41:25Yeah, well, it's kind of tough to sit tight, sir.
00:41:27I haven't been laid in 11 months.
00:41:29That's unusual for me.
00:41:32Take it easy, Burgess.
00:41:33Everybody deserves an explanation.
00:41:35You're damn right.
00:41:36And what's with all these guards?
00:41:38What the hell is going on around here?
00:41:40It's purely a precautionary measure.
00:41:43You need a couple of minutes for this computer to analyze your blood,
00:41:45so just relax.
00:41:50A couple of questions.
00:41:52What can you tell us about the seven minutes
00:41:53when the Excursion lost contact with Earth?
00:41:56I can't remember.
00:41:57I don't know if I blacked out or what,
00:41:59but I just can't remember that.
00:42:01When did you last speak to Ann Sampas?
00:42:03At that fundraiser the other night.
00:42:05Did she act peculiar?
00:42:07She seemed fine to me.
00:42:09I mean, what's this all about?
00:42:10What, something happened to her?
00:42:12You tell me.
00:42:15What happened to Ann Sampas?
00:42:17Tell me, what happened to Ann Sampas?
00:42:19Ann Sampas is dead.
00:42:23I'm sorry, Dennis.
00:42:32Yeah?
00:42:34Laura?
00:42:38Well, the combinant DNA in Ann's body
00:42:40doesn't match what I found in Arinsky's,
00:42:43so it's either Gamble or Ross.
00:42:46Be careful, Press.
00:42:50What was the cause of death?
00:42:52We don't know.
00:42:53Come on, how the hell did she die?
00:42:55Sequence almost complete.
00:42:57Why are you testing my blood?
00:42:58Ten seconds till relay.
00:42:59You think I killed Annie?
00:43:01Data retrieval online.
00:43:02Is that what you think?
00:43:03Five seconds.
00:43:04I didn't kill her.
00:43:05Three seconds.
00:43:06I didn't kill her!
00:43:07Wait!
00:43:08Computer says normal, normal, normal.
00:43:09There is no sign of infection.
00:43:13Go home, get some rest.
00:43:15I want answers.
00:43:16In due time, we'll be back.
00:43:18Yo, Gamble.
00:43:20You know where Patrick Ross is?
00:43:23Nope.
00:43:26But if you see him, you'll let me know, yeah?
00:43:30Sure.
00:43:40Well, let's see what the cranial tissue
00:43:43is telling us.
00:43:44Well, let's see what the cranial cavity has to say.
00:44:14Now I'll just reach behind her ear and we shall...
00:45:14Patrick, no!
00:45:44No!
00:46:14No!
00:46:45You want a date, mister?
00:46:56I was scared, man.
00:46:57This is crazy.
00:46:58His whole head just grew right back
00:47:00like some sort of damn freak show.
00:47:02The alien species can regenerate living tissue.
00:47:04Aliens, little green men.
00:47:06I still can't believe it.
00:47:08If they knew they were going to kill me,
00:47:10I'd be dead.
00:47:11Little green men.
00:47:12I still can't believe it.
00:47:13If they knew there were aliens up there,
00:47:15why the hell did they send us?
00:47:16NSCG got warned, but they chose to ignore it.
00:47:21We think that there was some hostile DNA
00:47:23in the soil samples that you collected.
00:47:27Wait a minute, something happened up there.
00:47:29I can't remember exactly.
00:47:31I just know it was terrible.
00:47:33I'm sure that it was terrible.
00:47:35The question is, how do we proceed now?
00:47:38I got guys out there all over the place
00:47:40looking for this kid.
00:47:41Any place he might be.
00:47:43We're going to find him sooner or later.
00:47:45If he's reproducing, we've got potential offspring.
00:47:47I think it's pretty safe to assume
00:47:49that he's banging cocktail waitresses two at a time.
00:47:52Then in less than two weeks,
00:47:54these offspring reach adolescence
00:47:55and then they enter the chrysalis stage.
00:47:57Chrysalis stage?
00:47:58A cocoon, which turns them into adults.
00:48:02Hey, baby.
00:48:04Turn that car around.
00:48:08Hey, come on, baby.
00:48:12Hi, honey.
00:48:17A serial killer may be loose
00:48:19in the Washington, Maryland area.
00:48:21Authorities have asked the public
00:48:23to be extremely cautious when approached by strangers.
00:48:26How much for number three?
00:48:28$20 an hour.
00:48:32$40.60.
00:48:34Thank you much.
00:48:39Enjoy yourself.
00:48:45Come in.
00:48:51Woman on door!
00:48:53Woman on door!
00:48:55Woman on door!
00:49:04See what I mean, Laura?
00:49:06Every so often, our rates go berserk.
00:49:13Fifty agents we got out there looking for this guy.
00:49:17We got nothing.
00:49:19Man, how can you just touch that?
00:49:21Occupational hazard.
00:49:26So you didn't see nothing, you didn't hear nothing,
00:49:29you don't know nothing, right?
00:49:31They come and they go.
00:49:33You know what I mean?
00:49:35They come and they go.
00:49:37Oh, that's hysterical.
00:49:39You get it?
00:49:41Oh, yeah, yeah, I get it.
00:49:43Here you go.
00:49:45Hurry, hurry!
00:49:55We got a runner!
00:50:00$4.48.
00:50:05We got a runner!
00:50:25We got a runner!
00:50:55We got a runner!
00:51:11We're wasting time.
00:51:13It's been two days and Lennox hasn't made any headway.
00:51:16Maybe that's because you gentlemen won't allow us to go public.
00:51:19Dr. Baker, you said that Eve has telepathic abilities.
00:51:23Can we send her after Patrick?
00:51:25It'd be foolish to take her out of a controlled atmosphere.
00:51:28There's the danger of escape.
00:51:30And then we've got two aliens running around instead of one.
00:51:33And if these two were to mate,
00:51:35the resulting pure strain of offspring would be unstoppable.
00:51:38Well, can she tell us where he is without leaving the lab?
00:51:42We've seen spiking in her biorhythms,
00:51:45which indicate a rudimentary connection,
00:51:47but half her alien genes are dormant.
00:51:50Patrick is out of her league.
00:51:53Dormant means asleep.
00:51:56Is there any way that we can wake them up?
00:52:00We could use the lab cyclotron to bombard her with radiation
00:52:04that would awaken her dormant genes, but there is a problem.
00:52:07What's that?
00:52:08We make her more alien.
00:52:10We increase her strength, her anger,
00:52:12her mating drive would go through the roof.
00:52:14It's worth the risk. We'll tighten security.
00:52:16She is not a lab animal.
00:52:18She is half human.
00:52:19Please, Baker, spare us the alien rights agenda.
00:52:22Put her in the cyclotron.
00:52:23And what if I refuse?
00:52:25Well, that's your prerogative.
00:52:26She's gonna go in anyway.
00:52:28Gentlemen.
00:52:45Don't worry.
00:52:47I know what they want.
00:52:49I'm sorry. This is not what I intended.
00:52:51It's gonna be very painful for you.
00:52:55I want to help.
00:52:57Eve, I'm gonna radiate for 45 seconds, then shut it down.
00:53:00Okay.
00:53:18What?
00:53:37I'm connected, Laura.
00:53:40I see what he sees.
00:53:44He's driving down a small street.
00:53:46I see two-story buildings.
00:53:48A man walking a small dog.
00:53:51They're stopping at a stoplight.
00:53:53Okay, okay, okay. Here we go. Here we go.
00:53:55I see street signs.
00:53:59Gwens Falls and Warwick.
00:54:01The intersection of Gwens Falls and Warwick.
00:54:03He's crossing into a parking lot.
00:54:04What?
00:54:05Gwens Falls and Warwick.
00:54:06Gwens Falls?
00:54:07Where?
00:54:08That's in Reservoir Hill.
00:54:09The supermarket.
00:54:10There's a supermarket. A big supermarket.
00:54:11It's a supermarket.
00:54:12He's going into the supermarket near Gwens Falls and Warwick.
00:54:15Hang on to your shorts!
00:54:32He's going after a woman. Yes, it's a woman!
00:54:34Let's go.
00:54:36How the hell you get a driver's license?
00:54:46Where is he?
00:54:48Aisle 1.
00:54:50Fruits and vegetables.
00:54:51It's Aisle 1. Fruits and vegetables.
00:55:16I think someone is coming.
00:55:20Hey, hey!
00:55:24We're there. Now what?
00:55:27Come on, Cress. Let's move.
00:55:29My God. It's you.
00:55:31Will you sign my Space Flakes box?
00:55:33Sure. You got a pen?
00:55:35I do.
00:55:37What's your name?
00:55:39Darlene.
00:55:41Darlene.
00:55:43You know a secret, Darlene?
00:55:45I think Space Flakes tastes like shit.
00:55:48Which row? Cereal!
00:55:51Come on, Cress.
00:55:55Where's the goddamn cereal?
00:55:57Nice to meet you.
00:55:58Really nice to meet you.
00:56:05That's her!
00:56:06Help me!
00:56:08Which way?
00:56:11Which way? Emma, what's she saying?
00:56:13They're going down some stairs.
00:56:15They're going down some stairs. A basement. Find a basement.
00:56:26It's dark.
00:56:28He wants to mate with her.
00:56:37Get away!
00:56:40Get away!
00:56:50Get up!
00:56:52Get up!
00:56:57Get down!
00:57:10Damn it!
00:57:41He's trying to rape her.
00:58:04Go, man! Don't shoot!
00:58:06Why don't you get a motel?
00:58:08Why don't you get a motel?
00:58:10Fucking kids.
00:58:14He knows I'm tapping in.
00:58:16Help! Leave me alone!
00:58:18Stop! Stop!
00:58:20Get off me!
00:58:21Eve.
00:58:23Patrick.
00:58:32Go on!
00:58:33Get out of here!
00:58:35Get out!
00:58:38Get out!
00:58:56Hey!
00:58:57Don't move, spaceman.
00:58:59Put down the gun.
00:59:00Get your hands up.
00:59:02Get them up.
00:59:04What the hell is this, Dennis?
00:59:06What's going on around here?
00:59:08What kind of stuff?
00:59:10You told me yourself you were feeling weird.
00:59:12You got to go in for tests, bro.
00:59:14Okay.
00:59:16Sure. I don't mind going into the lab.
00:59:19Okay.
00:59:35Off the gate.
00:59:43What the hell is going on?
00:59:45Estrogen level's peaking.
00:59:47Let's go.
01:00:00Let me out.
01:00:04Let me out!
01:00:06Let's go.
01:00:10Has she been given any medication?
01:00:11Let me out!
01:00:12Yes, her usual dose.
01:00:13Let me out, Laura!
01:00:14I'm gonna double it.
01:00:16Let me out!
01:00:20Give me Laura!
01:00:21Laura!
01:00:27No!
01:00:46No!
01:01:06Code 459 alert.
01:01:07Patrick Ross in biohazard force.
01:01:08Seal the compound.
01:01:10Get out of there, Sherry!
01:01:11Get out of there!
01:01:12Patrick!
01:01:13They were alone.
01:01:15I know what you're going through.
01:01:17And I can help you.
01:01:19Let me help you.
01:01:20Open the goddamn door.
01:01:23I can't do that.
01:01:24I'm sorry.
01:01:25Open it!
01:01:26I can't do that!
01:01:32Get away from her!
01:01:33Get away from her now!
01:01:36No!
01:01:44The proof is incontrovertible.
01:01:47Your son was infected up in that capsule.
01:01:51I'm sorry, Senator.
01:01:56Jesus, God.
01:01:58Rest assured, we'll deal with this quietly.
01:02:01Medical treatment, the best doctors.
01:02:04The last thing this country needs is a spectacle with a national hero being publicly compromised.
01:02:10Oh, cut the crap, Carter.
01:02:13What the hell are we gonna do?
01:02:15Two imperatives.
01:02:16We have to find Patrick and bring him in immediately.
01:02:19We have to neutralize any possibility that this situation could leak to the media.
01:02:24The generals are very concerned.
01:02:27They're gonna kill him.
01:02:29Aren't they, Carter?
01:02:31We need to find your son.
01:02:33Now, you listen to me, you arrogant son of a bitch.
01:02:36If you so much as touch a hair on his head, you will rue the day you were born.
01:02:41You make it very hard to help you, Senator.
01:02:44Oh, fuck yourself.
01:02:46What the hell did you think I was gonna do?
01:02:48Stand here and let you take my son?
01:02:51I'll call the goddamn president if I have to.
01:02:54Listen carefully, old man.
01:02:56This is way behind the president, way beyond.
01:02:59Oh?
01:03:00Hey, Patrick.
01:03:01Help us bring him in.
01:03:30Damn, man, what is up?
01:03:55I can't even get no play for my alien.
01:03:57Some people carry a disease in their genetic code.
01:04:00It doesn't mean that they have the disease, but the possibility exists it might be passed down to their children.
01:04:04Well, those NSEG doctors told me I had sickle trait.
01:04:07Right, it's in your chart.
01:04:09You don't have sickle cell anemia, which is why you're able to go to Mars, but you're a carrier.
01:04:13Right.
01:04:14Well, I guess that's why he, uh, didn't get infected up on the ship.
01:04:18Right. The alien DNA cannot cope with human genetic flaws.
01:04:21It has no defense against our diseases, and that might be our answer.
01:04:25Wait, what could be the answer?
01:04:27The alien DNA infected us. It's about time we infected them.
01:04:32What?
01:04:55Patrick?
01:05:03Dad, what are you doing here?
01:05:06Well, I kind of figured you'd show up here.
01:05:10You know, I was just in love with this place as a child.
01:05:14So was your mother.
01:05:16I never could convince her to get rid of it.
01:05:20Yeah, I used to come here when I was courtin' her.
01:05:24And after she died...
01:05:25What do you want?
01:05:29Well, first off, I'd like to apologize.
01:05:34Apologize for what?
01:05:37Oh, Betty.
01:05:39Don't bother.
01:05:44They told me what happened.
01:05:47How you got infected up on Mars.
01:05:51I'm sorry for not listenin' when you asked for help.
01:05:55You never listened.
01:05:59I'm listenin' now.
01:06:12They're gonna kill me.
01:06:15Not if I can help it.
01:06:18Now, there's no way that they can find you here.
01:06:20This property is still listed under your mother's maiden name.
01:06:23And I sure as hell am not gonna hand you over to those Pentagon bastards.
01:06:26No, sir.
01:06:27I am taking you in to Johns Hopkins for treatment with the best.
01:06:32We'll walk through that door together.
01:06:36Come in with me, son. Now.
01:06:40I know you won't do it for me.
01:06:44Try to think of your mother, Patty.
01:06:48Do it for her.
01:07:02Dad, help me.
01:07:06Dad, help me.
01:07:09It's okay. It's okay.
01:07:13It's okay. It's okay.
01:07:17It's okay. It's okay.
01:07:38Eve?
01:07:42Eve?
01:07:46Eve?
01:07:50Eve?
01:07:54Eve?
01:07:58Eve?
01:08:02Eve?
01:08:14We need your help again to find Patrick.
01:08:18I'm sorry, Laura. I can't do that.
01:08:32I'm sorry.
01:09:02Fuck.
01:09:33Eve?
01:09:53We could just call in the National Guard.
01:09:57Sorry, pal. This is strictly a private mission.
01:10:00Yeah, well, I'm a lover. I'm not a fighter.
01:10:02You haven't been one of those in 11 months.
01:10:05Oh, man, why you gotta bring that up?
01:10:07Okay, I was a lover. I sure as hell ain't no damn bounty hunter.
01:10:12This looks about right.
01:10:14What, that little tiny-ass thing?
01:10:17Man, you ain't got no bazookas up in here, man.
01:10:19Bazookas?
01:10:21Hasn't anyone ever told you that size doesn't matter?
01:10:25Hey, hey.
01:10:29You can talk all that noise if you want to.
01:10:31I'm taking this, because I'm about to go back to Africa on somebody's ass.
01:10:37I've used Dennis' blood sample as the basis for this toxin.
01:10:43Of course, I have no idea whether or not this is going to work.
01:10:52It's an interesting idea. It might be the only chance we got.
01:10:55Yeah, but what if it doesn't work?
01:10:58Well, then, my friend, we're fucked.
01:11:22Get the doctor!
01:11:25We're locked in here!
01:11:36Doc!
01:11:42Get back!
01:11:55Security breach. Code red. Level four.
01:11:58Wow, there's a lot of activity below.
01:12:00Keep your distance. Let's see what's going on.
01:12:05Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go!
01:12:22Fire!
01:12:34Go, go, go!
01:13:05Come on.
01:13:07Keep your distance! Let's go!
01:13:19Go, go, go, go, go!
01:13:22How in the hell does she know how to drive?
01:13:24Her favorite show is the Dukes of Hazzard.
01:13:26Bad fucking test.
01:13:34Emergency, this is General Metzger.
01:13:36Maintain your pursuit, but do not engage alien escapee.
01:13:39Let Press Lennox do his job. Is that clear?
01:13:42Roger. Back off, Captain.
01:13:45I don't want to crash this party until just the right time.
01:14:04Oh, shit.
01:14:35Go, go, go, go!
01:14:48Stop right here.
01:14:50Grab that spray canister.
01:15:05Shit.
01:15:11Be careful with that thing.
01:15:22Oops.
01:15:25Jesus Christ!
01:15:28Shit.
01:15:32Welcome to the maternity ward.
01:15:34From hell.
01:15:36Patrick's offspring.
01:15:40I'm going to go up there and see if I can find Adam and Eve.
01:15:43Press, this isn't Eve's fault. She's human, too.
01:15:48Like them.
01:15:57Shit.
01:16:27Oh, my...
01:16:58What's wrong? My DNA ain't good enough?
01:17:01Let me live on that shit so I can die in this goddamn bar?
01:17:04Fuck you! Fuck all you pink motherfuckers!
01:17:07If you're about to get straight, put a kid's head on your ass.
01:17:10Dennis! Dennis! It's working!
01:17:15Score one for human DNA, baby!
01:17:27Shit.
01:17:42Where did you get those? I've got one up here.
01:17:45No thanks, baby.
01:17:58Aah!
01:18:00Dennis!
01:18:07You're welcome.
01:18:23Eve! Get out of the way!
01:18:28What the hell is going on in here?
01:18:30Stay back!
01:18:32Oh, my God!
01:18:46Eve, I know you're in there! Please help us!
01:18:49Please help us!
01:18:51Oh, my God!
01:18:53I know you're in there! Please help us! Please help us!
01:19:23Oh, my God!
01:19:25Oh, my God!
01:19:45Oh, my God!
01:19:50Chris! Chris!
01:19:53Get up! Quick! Quick!
01:20:09Eve!
01:20:12Oh, you killed her, you disgusting son of a bitch!
01:20:16Chris, use my blood! Quick! Quick!
01:20:23Oh, my God!
01:20:53Oh, my God!
01:21:23Oh, my God!
01:21:49When did you start smoking?
01:21:51I guess now.
01:21:53I wonder if I should have this stuff analyzed.
01:21:56Yeah, maybe you should.
01:21:58You might turn into a sexual predator.
01:22:01I guess that's possible.
01:22:03You're all right with me. I have a drag.
01:22:14All right, one, two, three.
01:22:16Easy!
01:22:22Come on.
01:22:27Oh, now y'all show up after we do all the work.
01:22:30See, I want to talk to you in general.
01:22:33Mr. Gamble, I need you to lie back for me.
01:22:37Yes, I'd be glad to.
01:22:39Nice and easy.
01:22:41Looks like you're gonna be all right.
01:22:44I'm fine, brother.
01:22:46Be seeing you.
01:22:48Okay.
01:22:50I hear you had a rough day.
01:22:53Oh, I'm so glad you're here.
01:22:55Well?
01:22:56I've been killing aliens all night.
01:22:58You know what I'm saying?
01:23:18Come on.
01:23:48Whoa!
01:24:19I'm so glad you're here.
01:24:21I'm so glad you're here.
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