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00:00:00You
00:00:30You
00:01:00No way, it's too early
00:01:15Wake-up time, Wick
00:01:19You're late for your shower
00:01:23Come on, Cathy, no, come on, Cathy, leave me alone
00:01:30Is that you, Plissken?
00:01:32Aw, he remembers
00:01:34It's been a long time, Wick
00:01:37Just a social call, Jake
00:01:40There's been an accident with your prized submarine
00:01:42We got a jet for DC on standby
00:01:45The big boys want to see you, Wick
00:02:00What a pleasant surprise, Wick
00:02:04It's been a long time
00:02:07Has it now?
00:02:09I see you haven't lost your sense of humor
00:02:13Sure, Steensland
00:02:15The world is one big laugh factory
00:02:19God, we miss you around here, Wick
00:02:21You should've thought about that before you got military funding for my design
00:02:25Tell me
00:02:26How's that pretty wife of yours?
00:02:28She's still in the Navy?
00:02:29Ask her lawyer
00:02:33Now
00:02:34Why don't you just cut through the bullshit, Steensland
00:02:38And tell me what happened to Siren One
00:02:40First reports indicate that the Siren One's nuclear power system may have experienced a complete failure
00:02:48But since we've lost radio contact, we have no way of knowing
00:02:52They've probably sat down waiting for rescue
00:02:54Needless to say, the Pentagon's very concerned, seeing as how the Sirens...
00:02:58Wait a minute
00:03:00What the hell are you two guys trying to pull here?
00:03:02There were no nuclear-powered engines
00:03:04In any of my designs
00:03:05Got news for you, Wonderboy
00:03:08Our report indicates it was your structural design
00:03:11Not our modifications that are at fault
00:03:14Just think of it, Hayes
00:03:16Eight people playing gin rummy on the bottom of the ocean
00:03:18Because you threw a temper tantrum when somebody else tinkered with your toy
00:03:23Now that's horse shit
00:03:25Wick, I didn't want to believe this any more than you
00:03:28We can't afford not to share the blame with the designer, Hayes
00:03:32Thanks for the drink, Steensland
00:03:34See you around
00:03:37Mark Macy was on board when it happened
00:03:42Wick, when you slammed the door on us
00:03:45It was Mark who fought to build Siren One as close to your design as possible
00:03:50Surely you're not going to abandon him like you did the Siren Project
00:04:03I know how close you are to Mark
00:04:07You're going to join a NATO rescue team to track down the Siren One
00:04:12No one knows the Siren better than you
00:04:23You leave for Norway at 0800
00:04:29He bought it
00:04:30No nothing
00:04:31Smart kid to a fatties field
00:04:33Yeah boy, this tub ain't so special
00:04:35Oh, who's this?
00:04:36Unless I missed my guess
00:04:38That's Wick Hayes
00:04:39The weirdest kid who invented this undersea playpen
00:04:40Not bad looking considering
00:04:41Ah, Roger owes me 20
00:04:42I bet him you had hormones lurking somewhere in that luscious bod
00:04:43Skates, if you ever grow up, let me be the first to know
00:04:44Oh
00:04:45Oh
00:04:46Oh
00:04:47Who's this?
00:04:48Unless I missed my guess
00:04:49That's Wick Hayes
00:04:50The weirdest kid who invented this undersea playpen
00:04:53Not bad looking considering
00:04:54Ah, Roger owes me 20
00:04:57I bet him you had hormones lurking somewhere in that luscious bod
00:05:01Skates
00:05:02Skates
00:05:03If you ever grow up
00:05:04Let me be the first to know
00:05:06Oh
00:05:08Oh
00:05:09Oh
00:05:11Oh
00:05:12Hi, Wick Hayes
00:05:14Anna Rivera
00:05:15Navigator
00:05:16Hey, listen up everybody, this here is Wick Hayes.
00:05:46We'll have to be aboard.
00:05:56Better this than the Siren 1, eh?
00:06:01Then you've all heard.
00:06:02Oh, we've heard.
00:06:04They gave us the usual briefing.
00:06:06They say it was your fault that Siren 1 went down.
00:06:11Hi, I'm Carlo, ship's doctor.
00:06:16Come on.
00:06:17A lot of it's just tension.
00:06:20This mission's been so secretive.
00:06:22Most of us don't even know our return dates.
00:06:24No sweat, Doc.
00:06:26Winning popularity contests doesn't seem to be one of my specialties lately.
00:06:31Oh, there's no room left for a private bunk.
00:06:34Hope you don't mind sharing with Robbins.
00:06:35He's new too.
00:06:36Yeah, well, just as long as he hasn't been talking with the rest of the crew, we'll get along just fine.
00:06:42Oops.
00:06:43Well, a touch of seasickness.
00:06:46Uh-huh.
00:06:46I'll leave you two alone to get acquainted.
00:06:49Thanks a lot, Doc.
00:06:51How you doing?
00:06:52That passes after a while.
00:06:57Sorry, I'm Robbins' computer specialist.
00:06:59Hi.
00:07:00My name is...
00:07:01Wick Hayes, I know, I know.
00:07:03I recognize you from your Omni interview.
00:07:06I'll take the bottom bunk, all right?
00:07:16Attention, all hands.
00:07:17Let's go, skis.
00:07:18Emergency meeting is a galley.
00:07:20ASAP.
00:07:21Double-time skis in the dining room.
00:07:24Oh, man.
00:07:26Look at my goddamn head.
00:07:29Attention, sir captain.
00:07:31I would give you people at ease, but it appears that you've already beaten me to it.
00:07:50I am Captain Randolph Phillips.
00:07:54This is Lieutenant Nina Crawley, expert in biogenetics.
00:07:58While on tour of duty, you will address us both with prompt, proper military respect and courtesy.
00:08:04Is that understood?
00:08:05A simple yes, sir, would suffice.
00:08:10Yes, sir.
00:08:10Yes, sir.
00:08:11Yes, sir.
00:08:12NATO.
00:08:13I've been told it stands for never a thing organized.
00:08:17Any truth in that, son?
00:08:18Probably not, sir.
00:08:20What's your name?
00:08:21Joe Kane, sir.
00:08:22But everyone calls me Skeets.
00:08:24An answer like probably not takes balls.
00:08:27I like that.
00:08:28But in the future, please try to keep them in your regulation military trousers where they belong.
00:08:33I'm well aware that most of you will be at odds with the Navy way.
00:08:40Some, obviously more than others.
00:08:43But as long as you bear in mind that this mission falls under military jurisdiction,
00:08:51I'm sure our problems will be minimal.
00:08:55We get underway immediately.
00:08:57Aye, aye, sir.
00:08:58I expect each of you at your stations within five minutes.
00:09:03That will be all.
00:09:06Lieutenant Crowley.
00:09:09My nerves aren't going to take this.
00:09:11Why don't we save ourselves a lot of trouble and kill that son of a bitch now?
00:09:15I'd probably be a good idea.
00:09:33Alteration request denied.
00:09:47Alteration of computer code requires class 1 password ready for input.
00:09:49Alteration request denied.
00:09:58Alteration of computer code requires class 1 password.
00:10:02Ready for input.
00:10:06Alteration of computer code is now implanted.
00:10:19Can we talk?
00:10:35I told you I never wanted to see you again.
00:10:38And for your information, never means never.
00:10:40Nina, I am not here by my own choice. Believe me.
00:10:45Wick, everything you do is by your own choice.
00:10:47Now, why don't you just get the hell out of here and stay as far away from me as possible while we're on this mission?
00:10:51Will you stop acting like some spoiled school girl, Nina?
00:10:55You know, there's a hell of a lot more important things involved here than your precious feelings.
00:11:00Look, Hayes.
00:11:03We have been through this before.
00:11:05Now, why don't we just both do our respective duties?
00:11:08We can file everything else under M for memory.
00:11:12Do you want to run a diagnostic on the turbos?
00:11:16Yes.
00:11:17That's a good idea.
00:11:18It's been real nice talking with you, Lieutenant Crowley.
00:11:21Let's do a full diagnosis of both turbos.
00:11:24I want to see how they tweak my design.
00:11:37Let's take her down for a test dive, Mr. Plumming.
00:11:39Captain, I haven't had the opportunity to run a proper diagnostic on the siren, and we are navigating in some very rough waters.
00:11:49I mean, what we're dealing with here are cross currents, undersea mountains, ice formations.
00:11:54We thought this ship was state-of-the-art, Mr. Hayes.
00:11:57The more complicated the design, the more that can go wrong with it.
00:12:02Have you detected any malfunctions so far, Mr. Hayes?
00:12:05No, I haven't.
00:12:06Very well, then.
00:12:08Carry out the order, Mr. Plumming.
00:12:11Ms. Rivera.
00:12:13Mr. Robbins.
00:12:15Maintain full observance of sonar.
00:12:18Visual range will be extremely limited at these depths.
00:12:2122,100.
00:12:3522,200.
00:12:39Nearing icebergs now.
00:12:4022,300.
00:12:42Standby sonar shows outcroppings to starboard at 002 degrees.
00:12:48It's probably ice formation, sir.
00:12:49Negative, Robbins.
00:12:50Main scope reads location 004 degrees.
00:12:54Well, it's probably an alignment problem, because I'm still reading 002 degrees.
00:12:59We'll compensate for Mr. Robbins' display just to be on the safe side.
00:13:02Plot of course around and through them, giving us 15 degrees either way.
00:13:06Aye, aye, sir.
00:13:15Standby scopes off by over 3 degrees, sir.
00:13:19Damn on me.
00:13:26We're on a collision course.
00:13:28Starboard bow.
00:13:29Imanock collision.
00:13:30Imanock collision.
00:13:32Full of base depaction.
00:13:33Sound the alarm.
00:13:34Almost there.
00:14:01Almost.
00:14:04What in the hell just happened?
00:14:10Design alterations, Captain.
00:14:12They've rewired the sonar system to make way for a 2B install missile tracking system.
00:14:18Hey, we're lucky we didn't run into those suckers here at all.
00:14:20We never had these problems with the old submarines.
00:14:23That's because they never had this vessel's capacities.
00:14:26You are right, Hayes, but at least they worked.
00:14:29I said it didn't have a proper diagnostic check, didn't I?
00:14:33Mr. Hayes, being irate with Mr. Fleming will not change the fact that he is correct.
00:14:39I want to show you something, because these are the design changes in Siren 2, Captain.
00:14:43All our changes are in red.
00:14:52And this is change number 2.
00:14:55That's change number 3, Captain.
00:15:00Front view.
00:15:01Now, do you understand this, Captain?
00:15:03Because these are the only facts.
00:15:05Now, why don't you open your eyes and look?
00:15:08Mr. Hayes, I'll see you in my cabin immediately.
00:15:13Mr. Roberts, recalibrate the sonar units manually.
00:15:17Yes, sir.
00:15:18I expect a damage report in my quarters.
00:15:27This should be fine.
00:15:35What the hell is your problem, Hayes?
00:15:38Can't face facts?
00:15:40Or is the guilt too much for you?
00:15:42The facts speak for themselves, Captain.
00:15:44Now, I am not going to be context-whipping boy, because the military screwed with my designs.
00:15:54I've seen your type before, Hayes.
00:15:56You have.
00:15:57Always pointing a finger at someone else, because it's easier that way, isn't it?
00:16:01Let's face it, sir.
00:16:03We almost died back there, Captain.
00:16:05Captain.
00:16:06Because of Navy tampering, not for any fault of mine.
00:16:09Now, if you can't see what the...
00:16:11That's enough.
00:16:12I've made my decision.
00:16:14In the interest of crew morale, I'm placing the control room off limits to you until further notice.
00:16:23What about my checking the siren?
00:16:27Robbins is qualified.
00:16:29You can assist if necessary via ship's comm.
00:16:32Well, Captain.
00:16:33You just might as well have me tapping damn Morse code on a bulkhead.
00:16:37Hayes, you can play with your pecker for all I care.
00:16:39Just as long as you don't do it in my control room.
00:16:43Dismissed.
00:16:56What seems to be the problem, Mr. Robertson?
00:16:59Doesn't make sense, Captain.
00:17:00We should be reading more radiation.
00:17:04Possible equipment malfunction?
00:17:06Thank you, sir.
00:17:07We read normal rad levels, just nothing beyond.
00:17:12Confusing.
00:17:13Are you following this, Lieutenant?
00:17:15Yes, sir.
00:17:15Do you have any thoughts on it?
00:17:17The contamination is being caused by a different source.
00:17:20Perhaps non-nuclear.
00:17:23Better check this out, sir.
00:17:25Can you identify that?
00:17:37It's a black box signal, sir.
00:17:42It's a newer type, encoded signal.
00:17:46Codename, David.
00:17:51Decoded.
00:17:53Siren 1.
00:17:53At least we've found out what happened to the Siren 1.
00:18:05That black box is our only hope of knowing what the hell happened down here.
00:18:12Can you get a fix on it?
00:18:13It's 27,000 feet directly below us.
00:18:17Mr. Kane, notify naval headquarters that we have located the Siren 1's black box and the Denny can rip and are preparing to dive.
00:18:24Aye, sir.
00:18:24Ms. Rivera, plot a course.
00:18:26Aye, aye, sir.
00:18:28Stand by to dive.
00:18:2922,200.
00:18:4323,400 and descending.
00:18:5525,800.
00:18:5727,500.
00:19:0527,500.
00:19:0727,500.
00:19:16Robbins, high-intensity searchlights, please.
00:19:20Activate it, Captain.
00:19:23Would you take a look at that?
00:19:27And what the hell is it doing down here?
00:19:29Captain Phillips, at this depth, photosynthetic reaction cannot occur.
00:19:37No sunlight, no food supply.
00:19:39Basically, plant growth here is biologically impossible.
00:19:44I'd like a sample.
00:19:46We'll take care of that, Lieutenant.
00:19:48Captain, sonar indicates metallic debris near the rift edge.
00:19:52Probably major structural pieces from Siren 1, sir.
00:19:56Captain?
00:19:57Captain here, Mr. Hayes.
00:19:59May I suggest a thorough analysis of the damages?
00:20:01It just might help us to determine what caused the Siren 1's downfall.
00:20:05Acknowledged, Mr. Hayes.
00:20:12Stand.
00:20:13Get suited up immediately.
00:20:15Yes, sir.
00:20:21All engines stop.
00:20:23All engines stop, sir.
00:20:28Man.
00:20:29Deepest dive ever.
00:20:31And the captain picks you over me.
00:20:33Man has theory or judgment.
00:20:35Squid face.
00:20:37Are you all set?
00:20:38Yes, sir.
00:20:39We need two things.
00:20:40First, a seaweed sample for Lieutenant Crawley.
00:20:43Second, photographs of the Siren 1 wreckage.
00:20:46I want you suited up in case he needs assistance.
00:20:50Good luck.
00:20:51Carry on.
00:21:03Radio check.
00:21:04Rating.
00:21:05Diver one.
00:21:06Radio check.
00:21:06Over.
00:21:07We're reading you loud and clear, Siren.
00:21:10Over.
00:21:10Roger.
00:21:11I'm entering the weeds.
00:21:13Over.
00:21:15Weird.
00:21:16They're all concentrated in one area.
00:21:18Really thick, too.
00:21:19Over.
00:21:21Nah.
00:21:22I want this.
00:21:24Viva.
00:21:25Look at it all.
00:21:27I could open a sushi bar and retire a millionaire.
00:21:30I'm glad for those searchlights.
00:21:32I can barely see 10 feet in front of me.
00:21:35Weird.
00:21:35There's a jet stream of warm water coming from below.
00:21:40The weeds seem to be growing up from.
00:21:42Over.
00:21:42You can cut a weed sample whenever you get through playing around, Diver one.
00:21:47You read?
00:21:48Aye, aye, sir.
00:21:48Sorry.
00:21:49Over.
00:21:50Cutting weed samples isn't going to be easy.
00:21:53Really thick.
00:21:58Weed sample affirmative, sir.
00:22:01Take it away.
00:22:03Over.
00:22:03Over.
00:22:03Over.
00:22:03Over.
00:22:03Over.
00:22:03Over.
00:22:03Over.
00:22:05Looks good.
00:22:10I'm going to go down now.
00:22:12Over.
00:22:13Roger.
00:22:15Y'all come back and see us now.
00:22:17You hear?
00:22:19You know, ma'am.
00:22:20Nothing's normal at these depths.
00:22:23This will be an interesting sample to study.
00:22:30Thank you very much, Philip.
00:22:32My pleasure, Lieutenant.
00:22:35Swin?
00:22:36Swin?
00:22:49Swin?
00:22:50Goddamn it, man.
00:22:51What's wrong?
00:22:52Swin?
00:22:52What the hell's happening?
00:22:53Swin?
00:22:53What the hell's happening?
00:22:54Swin?
00:22:54Swin?
00:22:54Goddamn it, man.
00:22:55What's wrong?
00:22:56Swin?
00:22:57Goddamn it, man.
00:22:57What's wrong?
00:22:58What the hell's happening?
00:22:59What the hell's happening?
00:23:02I'm okay.
00:23:03I'll explain to you later.
00:23:05Swin?
00:23:06I'm okay.
00:23:07I'll explain to you later, sir.
00:23:09Swin?
00:23:10My man, you got a lot of white folks turning blue up in here.
00:23:14I'm okay now, really.
00:23:15I'm okay now, really.
00:23:17You could send Diver two down to relieve you.
00:23:19Negative, sir.
00:23:20You could lose my running bed with belief if you did.
00:23:23Over.
00:23:32I've located a piece of the hole from Siren One.
00:23:36I'm going to stop to take Waldozen.
00:23:38Over.
00:23:39Hey, jeez, baby.
00:23:46Hey, jeez, baby.
00:23:48Ah!
00:23:49Ah!
00:23:50Ah!
00:23:51Ah!
00:23:52There's nothing wrong!
00:23:53Ah!
00:23:54Ah!
00:23:55Ah!
00:23:56Ah!
00:23:57What's going on, sir?
00:23:58I don't know.
00:23:59Diver one, report.
00:24:01Ah!
00:24:02Ah!
00:24:03Ah!
00:24:04Ah!
00:24:05Ah!
00:24:06Ah!
00:24:07Ah!
00:24:08Ah!
00:24:09Ah!
00:24:10That's right.
00:24:11Uh!
00:24:12Uh!
00:24:13Ah!
00:24:14Ah!
00:24:15Ah!
00:24:16Ah!
00:24:17I request permission to on me, sir.
00:24:19Not until we know more.
00:24:20But, sir!
00:24:23That is all.
00:24:24Diver one, respond, dammit!
00:24:26Ah!
00:24:27Ah!
00:24:28Ah!
00:24:29Ah!
00:24:30Ah!
00:24:31Ah!
00:24:32Ah!
00:24:33Ah!
00:24:34Ah!
00:24:35Ah!
00:24:36Ah!
00:24:37Ah!
00:24:38Captain! What's going on?
00:24:52Captain!
00:24:56Son of a bitch!
00:24:58I'm sorry.
00:25:00I could have done something!
00:25:02No, there was nothing you could do.
00:25:03Yes, I could have done something!
00:25:05He was my best friend!
00:25:06That son of a bitch!
00:25:08If he knew what he was doing out there, he was taking his chance like we all are.
00:25:13That son of a bitch!
00:25:14I could have helped you!
00:25:16He would not let me go home!
00:25:16There was nothing.
00:25:18That son of a bitch!
00:25:20I could have helped you!
00:25:22He told you!
00:25:23He told you!
00:25:24He told you!
00:25:24That son of a bitch!
00:25:28Speculation, Mr. Roberts.
00:25:29Uh, I, um, probably, uh, tear in his suit, sir.
00:25:39And at this depth.
00:25:46Mr. Kane, notify headquarters.
00:25:49Is that all, sir?
00:25:52What more would you suggest, Mr. Kane?
00:25:55We will proceed on course to retrieve the Siren One's black box.
00:25:59I'll be in my cabin if you need me for anything.
00:26:02Mr. Kane, our one's black box.
00:26:03Because...
00:26:27Mr. Kane...
00:26:31Black box signal still loud and clear, sir.
00:27:01Very well.
00:27:03Engine report, Mr. Mueller.
00:27:06Repairs checked and double checked, like your audit, sir.
00:27:10Acknowledged. Run another check from the beginning.
00:27:15You heard him. One more time.
00:27:31One more time.
00:27:47sir what do you make of this it just can't be i can't tell a damn thing by that put it on infrared
00:28:09yes sir whatever it is it's enormous captain it's closing on us it's heading straight for us sir
00:28:20evasive action bringing up 3 000 feet mr fleming going up sir give me ship's external camera
00:28:39doctor we have a man down in the control room on my way sir external pressure increased almost
00:28:54twofold see if you can shake it negative response from main engine sir the diagnostic reads damages
00:29:01to the engine sir mr mueller engine room report
00:29:04i don't know i can't tell a damn thing until i put this fire out
00:29:23this ship has a maximum depth resistance of 35 000 feet if this thing blows us any deeper
00:29:32people look what's on channel 2
00:29:35so big
00:29:39tell robin to reverse the polarity of the ship's radar cloaking device that should allow the outside
00:29:50electrical field to shock it possible theoretically do it what are the dangers electrical overload sir
00:29:58the ship's cooling system overheats and then boom
00:30:02come on come on it'll work do it damn it do it hit the switch robin
00:30:10hit him again
00:30:17hit him again
00:30:19hit him again
00:30:24hit him again
00:30:29automatic pilots not responding and we'll have to go manual i'm not getting shit out of my side either captain
00:30:31switching over the backup
00:30:33double checking now
00:30:34keep calm now stay alert
00:30:38come to mama baby
00:30:40trolls aren't responding
00:30:42no wonder
00:30:44damn things cloud the turbo intake power drastically reduced sir we're falling toward a crevice in the floor of the rift what's the depth over 45 000 feet sir
00:31:05what's the depth over 45 000 feet sir
00:31:12somebody better do something overdrive the rotary blades
00:31:18try to lodge us into a crevice it just might work there's a ledge about 300 feet below us
00:31:24about 300 feet below us
00:31:26all right
00:31:27rivera out
00:31:31i burned all unnecessary power to the main engines mr. hayes
00:31:42we're gonna put it on that ledge easy now wick hold it steady
00:31:57Easy now, Wick. Hold and steady.
00:32:02Robert, give us some legs.
00:32:05Punch in!
00:32:27Oh, ingenious, Wick.
00:32:29You know it.
00:32:32Excellent, both.
00:32:33That just saved our collective asses.
00:32:40Yo, Wick. My man.
00:32:47This has always been my lucky piece, bro.
00:32:50Till just now.
00:32:53You're my kind of white boy, Wick.
00:32:55Thanks, Skeets.
00:32:58Mr. Kane, Mr. Robbins.
00:33:00Yes, sir.
00:33:01You will coordinate with Miss Rivera in an immediate damage assessment.
00:33:05Yes, sir.
00:33:07Mr. Hayes, I'll see you in my cabin.
00:33:11I believe you'll remember the way.
00:33:19Well, here we go. Round two.
00:33:25Hayes, you never, and I do mean never, contradict a direct order by your commanding officer, especially in front of his crew.
00:33:36With all due respect, Captain, we wouldn't be here having this conversation if I hadn't.
00:33:41Group identity via discipline is what makes a crew function.
00:33:46The only thing worse than losing a man is watching an individual destroy that.
00:33:51Good intentions or no.
00:33:53In the future, you will advise me before acting.
00:33:58Is that understood?
00:33:59Yes.
00:34:03Dismissed.
00:34:06Hayes.
00:34:07Yeah.
00:34:08If there's any consolation, I think you did a hell of a job out there today.
00:34:12You're free to enter the control room as of now.
00:34:14That's all I've got.
00:34:17Thank you, Captain.
00:34:18Basically, the wheat absorbs oxygen and then releases highly toxic poisons.
00:34:43Indigenous fish came too close and fell victim.
00:34:47Voila.
00:34:48Instant ecological disaster.
00:34:50Seems like a very minor cause for such a major problem, Lieutenant.
00:34:55Concentration levels of toxin for its size are incredibly strong.
00:34:59If this stuff ever grew on the surface, my guess is that it's the result of a complex group of mutations.
00:35:06The next time we're talking to headquarters, Skeets, they're going to be shaking our hands.
00:35:10I don't understand what's going on with these ATQ circuits.
00:35:17Why don't you check it out?
00:35:19I'll get right on it.
00:35:21Just hold it right there.
00:35:23Well, let's get to it, huh?
00:35:24Let's get to it, huh?
00:35:40Let's get to it.
00:36:10Permission to return, sir.
00:36:22Are you sure that you're fit to return to duty, Mr. Fleming?
00:36:25Yes, sir.
00:36:26Very well, then.
00:36:30Blackbox signal located and locked in for retrieval.
00:36:33Mr. Hayes?
00:36:34Sir?
00:36:35Engine report.
00:36:36Well, let's just say I wouldn't want to race with him in this shape, Captain.
00:36:40But he'll work.
00:36:42Very well.
00:36:42We proceed for the black box, Mr. Robbins.
00:36:45Hope no one's claustrophobic, because this cave is going to be real tight.
00:36:49Sir, it's not too smart to zip into a blind alley.
00:36:53I think we should just blow to the surface and let somebody else deal with this nightmare.
00:36:57Hell no.
00:36:58We get the black box, then we blow.
00:37:00I don't recall asking anyone for an opinion.
00:37:04Proceed, Miss Rivera.
00:37:05Yes, sir.
00:37:15Nearing cave.
00:37:18150 feet.
00:37:22130 feet.
00:37:23Mr. Hayes, I want three-quarter engine surge as we enter the cave.
00:37:27Hold on, folks.
00:37:2960 feet.
00:37:29I hope you like roller coasters.
00:37:3230 feet.
00:37:333.
00:37:3410 feet.
00:37:342.
00:37:35Three-quarter power.
00:37:361.
00:37:37Now.
00:37:37This feels like a golf ball being sucked through a garden hose.
00:37:57Are we still receiving the black box signal, Mr. Robbins?
00:38:08Yes, sir, we are.
00:38:09According to this, it's around this bend and through that narrow passage.
00:38:15So do we send the exploration plot?
00:38:17No way.
00:38:18It would never survive the turbulence nor the temperature, Captain.
00:38:21That water's working at 537 Kelvin.
00:38:23I can fix the eruption interval and time our passage via ship's computers.
00:38:27Good idea.
00:38:28Proceed, Mr. Robbins.
00:38:30Robbins, what about the double explosions?
00:38:33Well, of course, there's an element of chance in every action that you take, but my estimation, it's a very calculated risk.
00:38:39It's like dancing on a minefield.
00:38:42Proceed, Mr. Robbins.
00:38:53Proceed, Mr. Robbins.
00:39:23Activate the starboard camera.
00:39:35Don't you worry about a thing, Rod.
00:39:37You just keep those big brown-ass pins to that view screen.
00:39:40It's kind of like Black Flag in World War II.
00:39:56Me and John Wayne, you know?
00:39:58A recessed, naturally pressurized, subterranean cavern.
00:40:19Amazing.
00:40:20Amazingly creepy.
00:40:21And just how in the hell did a black box get down here anyway?
00:40:27Um, underwater currents, possibly.
00:40:30Who knows?
00:40:32Wait a minute.
00:40:33Something's wrong with the signal.
00:40:34That's an SOS.
00:40:50Now I'm able to distinguish it from the black box signal, which I mistook it for.
00:40:55If there's an SOS, that means an even better source of information than the black box.
00:41:03Can you locate that source?
00:41:05Well, that's the really weird part, sir.
00:41:07It's the same as the black box.
00:41:09It's from somewhere inside that cave tunnel.
00:41:13Yeah.
00:41:15They were here, Captain.
00:41:17Take a look at the screen.
00:41:18The real question is, what were they doing here?
00:41:25What the hell happened to them?
00:41:27Crew meeting in the mess deck, ASAP.
00:41:38Doesn't make sense.
00:41:41Looks like the Siren 1 crew had a bad time.
00:41:44This don't make no sense.
00:41:46They had no business being there.
00:41:48Under no circumstances are you to remove your breathing apparatus.
00:41:59You will notice these are not standard weapons.
00:42:02They've been designed for underwater use.
00:42:04I must caution you.
00:42:06The chambers are highly pressurized.
00:42:09You're handling more firepower than you need.
00:42:11So don't get trigger-happy people.
00:42:13Is that understood?
00:42:14Yes, sir.
00:42:15Aye, aye.
00:42:18Visibility is extremely limited, Captain.
00:42:35Okay, everybody, listen up.
00:42:37According to our atmospheric testing, this air is very toxic.
00:42:40Keep your mask secured.
00:42:42Captain, there's, uh, no sign of life.
00:42:46Just scattered debris.
00:42:48Easy, easy.
00:42:50There they go.
00:42:50Skeets.
00:42:51Drop the raft overboard.
00:42:53Right here.
00:42:53Put it down over there.
00:42:54Put it down.
00:42:57All right, don't tell me.
00:42:58Let me guess.
00:42:59I'll go first, right?
00:43:01Give me a progress report, Mr. Hayes.
00:43:04It's as thick as pea soup out here, Captain.
00:43:06Very well.
00:43:07Steady as she goes, Mr. Hayes.
00:43:09Quick.
00:43:10Man, I got a bad feeling about this.
00:43:12Just take it easy, Skeets.
00:43:17Off without a hit, sir.
00:43:19Keep those spotlights trained, Mr. Robbins.
00:43:22Show them where they're going.
00:43:28Everybody keep their eyes peeled.
00:43:30Hey, did I ever mention the fact that I can't swim?
00:43:37Sit tight, Skeets.
00:43:38Captain, nearing shore.
00:43:40That's a roger, Wick.
00:43:42Okay, let's go.
00:43:45Watch your footing.
00:43:50Lemmy, we're gonna need a radar reading down that tunnel.
00:43:53Siren 2, this is Wick.
00:43:55Radar reading okay?
00:43:56Image quality's fine, Wick.
00:43:58But my monitor only displays 90 feet at a time.
00:44:0190 feet?
00:44:02Why don't you just give us a white cane with a red tip on it?
00:44:05Let's move it out, Mr. Hayes.
00:44:06We don't have any time for sightseeing.
00:44:23Uh-oh.
00:44:24Hey, Wick.
00:44:25Check this out.
00:44:26What's the problem, Hayes?
00:44:27Nothing, Captain.
00:44:28Just a dead end.
00:44:31Robbins, talk to me.
00:44:32Where to?
00:44:33Straight ahead and left to the division.
00:44:36Let's go.
00:44:44There's a split in the tunnel up ahead.
00:44:46I believe you'll cover faster ground if you divide yourself into two teams.
00:44:52Roger, Captain.
00:44:54All right.
00:44:55Fleming, Philippe, Anna, you take the right tunnel.
00:44:58Anna, you're gonna be the team leader.
00:45:00Skeets' caller will take the left.
00:45:02Anna, this is your radar contact.
00:45:04Don't lose it.
00:45:05Understood?
00:45:06Aye, aye, Wick.
00:45:07Okay.
00:45:08Let's go.
00:45:16Damn.
00:45:17Looked like we missed some party.
00:45:20Yeah?
00:45:21Well, I'm glad I wasn't invited.
00:45:23Captain, we got some toxic biochemical tanks down here.
00:45:26It doesn't figure.
00:45:26Yeah, and here we got nothing but darkness and goosebumps.
00:45:35Wait a minute.
00:45:37What's that sound?
00:45:43Roger?
00:45:44What is it?
00:45:45Nothing.
00:45:46Just my nerves.
00:45:47I saw it, I heard...
00:45:48Okay, let's just keep together.
00:45:49Don't fall behind.
00:45:50Okay.
00:45:50How's the SOS signal, Robbins?
00:46:08Reading it okay?
00:46:09Lots of echo, Anna.
00:46:10But you seem to be moving in the right direction.
00:46:13Seems to be?
00:46:15Hey, says that sound again.
00:46:20I think it's coming from inside.
00:46:27Roger!
00:46:31Hold it.
00:46:32Anna, what's wrong?
00:46:33Battle functions.
00:46:34Team 1, report.
00:46:36Report!
00:46:37Something's attacked Fleming.
00:46:39He's paralyzed.
00:46:40Take him and fall back to the sub.
00:46:42We're on our way.
00:46:43Wick?
00:46:44Wick, do you copy?
00:46:46Anna, what's happening?
00:46:47Watch overhead.
00:46:48I think that's where it came from.
00:46:50Son of a...
00:46:54Robbins, give us coordinates, man.
00:46:56Fast!
00:46:57Roger, Skeets.
00:46:58Back the way you came.
00:46:59Then left and divide.
00:47:01Let's backtrack our asses out of here now!
00:47:05Show us the way home, Robbins.
00:47:07Take the middle tunnel.
00:47:09The first intersection.
00:47:16Robbins?
00:47:17You're reading this?
00:47:18Straight ahead, then first.
00:47:20Right.
00:47:21Anna, we're on our way.
00:47:24Hurry, Wick!
00:47:25Hurry up!
00:47:26Hurry!
00:47:28Oh, shit!
00:47:29I got the radar unit!
00:47:31I can't reach it!
00:47:32Behind you!
00:47:32Look out!
00:47:35We've lost Team 1 radar.
00:47:36What in hell can do that duty?
00:47:41I don't know, but it's totally infected him.
00:47:47Kill me!
00:47:50Kill me!
00:47:51Anna, let's get him back to the ship.
00:47:54There's nothing you can do for him now.
00:47:56Kill me!
00:47:56Oh, shit!
00:47:57Oh!
00:47:58Oh!
00:47:59Oh!
00:48:04Captain, Fleming's dead.
00:48:06I'll explain later.
00:48:12This way.
00:48:13Keep your eyes open.
00:48:17Come on, Philippe.
00:48:17Let's get out of here.
00:48:18Help! Help me! Believe! Help me! Believe! My leg is closed!
00:48:26Give me your arm. I got you.
00:48:29Help me! Help me!
00:48:31I got you!
00:48:33Help me! Believe!
00:48:35Watch out! Watch out!
00:48:39Run this bastard!
00:48:47I got you!
00:48:50No!
00:48:56Captain!
00:48:58It's got your leg!
00:49:01Believe! Believe! No!
00:49:04Hannah, hold on. We're almost there.
00:49:08Oh, man.
00:49:10Hey, what was that? I heard something.
00:49:13Look out!
00:49:15Come on, let's get out of here!
00:49:16Mana!
00:49:19Manatee!
00:49:20Damn!
00:49:21Captain!
00:49:22We found the second man.
00:49:23Oh, no.
00:49:25You got Felipe, too?
00:49:27Shit!
00:49:28Carla, keep our backs covered.
00:49:29I can't see anything, Wick!
00:49:31To hell with this radio bullshit!
00:49:33ANNA!
00:49:34ANNA!
00:49:35ANNA!
00:49:36ANNA!
00:49:37ANNA!
00:49:38You got the mask on, Skeets!
00:49:39Put it on!
00:49:41What's that?
00:49:42Wick, the SOS signal is coming from directly ahead of you.
00:49:48I got it, Captain.
00:49:49Captain, the oxygen regenerator's lost power.
00:50:01Jesus Christ, doesn't anything work right on this boat?
00:50:05Mr. Mueller, please check the oxygen regenerator. We seem to have lost power.
00:50:15On my way, sir.
00:50:18Everybody stay sharp.
00:50:20Easy now.
00:50:21Easy does it.
00:50:23Captain, I found the light source.
00:50:29There's a...
00:50:31There's a lab inside.
00:50:36Mr. Hayes, use extreme caution as you approach.
00:50:40We're going in.
00:50:43Captain, they've got long-term food supply in here.
00:50:48Lots of computer equipment.
00:50:50This doesn't...
00:50:51It doesn't figure.
00:50:52Skeets, take the light.
00:50:54I've, uh...
00:50:59Located the source of our signal.
00:51:06Oh, man!
00:51:08You've located the survivors?
00:51:11No survivors.
00:51:13What about Anna?
00:51:17There's no sign of her.
00:51:19S.O.S. my ass.
00:51:31Captain, I found some data disks.
00:51:34Maybe we can figure out what the hell they were doing down here.
00:51:37Mr. Hayes, return to the sub immediately.
00:51:40Yes, sir. We're on our way.
00:51:42Carlos Keets.
00:51:44We're gonna have to fight our way out of here.
00:51:47And watch your backs.
00:52:17You're gonna have to fight, sir.
00:52:18Zip.
00:52:19Oh!
00:52:20Oh!
00:52:21Oh!
00:52:22Oh!
00:52:23Oh!
00:52:24Oh!
00:52:25Oh!
00:52:26Oh!
00:52:27Oh!
00:52:28Oh!
00:52:29Oh!
00:52:30Oh!
00:52:31Oh!
00:52:32Oh!
00:52:33Oh!
00:52:34Oh!
00:52:35Ah!
00:52:36Ah!
00:52:37Help me!
00:52:38Help me!
00:52:39Help me!
00:52:40Help me!
00:52:42Captain!
00:52:43Bring him in.
00:52:44Captain!
00:52:46Something's happened.
00:52:47I'm outside the engine room.
00:52:49Please hurry, Captain.
00:52:50Hurry!
00:52:51Let's go, one chance.
00:52:55Oh, for God, sir.
00:52:57It's terrible.
00:52:58Mueller, he eats all over it.
00:53:02In there.
00:53:03Be careful, sir.
00:53:13Captain, it's from the weeds, Sam.
00:53:25How'd this happen?
00:53:37Robbins!
00:53:38Punch up the aqueduct system.
00:53:40How many exposed water sources in the boat?
00:53:45Uh, three.
00:53:45Biolab, the, uh, bathroom center.
00:53:49But why do you want to...
00:53:50Seal them from the control room and fast.
00:53:52Okay.
00:53:53It's gotten into the ship's aqueduct system.
00:53:56That's why I've sealed off every possible entranceway.
00:54:01Eat.
00:54:02Push us off.
00:54:04Everybody in.
00:54:07Francisco, what's wrong with you?
00:54:09What the hell happened down there, Francisco?
00:54:12Nothing.
00:54:12I was drinking a glass of water.
00:54:14Wait, all the...
00:54:15Ship's water not bottled?
00:54:17What's wrong with that?
00:54:31Please.
00:54:33Please.
00:54:35I'm sorry, Francisco.
00:54:37Captain.
00:54:41Captain.
00:54:54Give me your weapon.
00:54:56There's no problem.
00:55:00Watch out!
00:55:02He's written...
00:55:03Hello!
00:55:04Hello!
00:55:05Hello!
00:55:06Come on, man!
00:55:06That's the...
00:55:07Hello!
00:55:11Get that ass off, skits!
00:55:13We're gone!
00:55:14Give him your hand!
00:55:16No, Chuck!
00:55:16We're going to do this!
00:55:18Come on!
00:55:19Get your hand off!
00:55:20Come on, Jack!
00:55:21Come on!
00:55:22Come on!
00:55:23Wait, wait!
00:55:24Skits!
00:55:24Come on!
00:55:25Skits!
00:55:25Come on!
00:55:27Come on, baby!
00:55:28We did!
00:55:29We lost them
00:55:31Oh no
00:55:32We can't leave them
00:55:35Come on
00:55:35Get out the boat
00:55:39Oh man
00:55:41I've got skates
00:55:48Just take it easy
00:55:51Get them down to the diving room
00:55:53Quickly
00:55:53Yes sir
00:55:54We gotta get them man
00:55:55We just left them
00:55:56Easy
00:56:02Easy
00:56:03Easy
00:56:03Not too much
00:56:04Slowly
00:56:05Easy
00:56:07There you go
00:56:10Easy
00:56:10Breathe slowly
00:56:15And deeply
00:56:16Take it easy
00:56:17Did you bring the disc Mr. Hayes
00:56:20Data tapes
00:56:24Well done
00:56:25Robbins and I will analyze these in the control room
00:56:28Well that's not necessary sir
00:56:29I can do it much faster myself
00:56:31Maybe
00:56:31But I want to be there
00:56:33Of course sir
00:56:34Lieutenant Crawley will advise you
00:56:37Of the quarantined areas
00:56:38Let's go Mr. Robbins
00:56:41Notify naval headquarters of Siren 1's condition
00:56:44Quarantined areas
00:56:45Let's move
00:56:46What the hell is he talking about
00:56:48Biolab
00:56:50Sickbay
00:56:51And the engine room
00:56:52Are off limits
00:56:53The algae has infected them
00:56:56Mueller's dead
00:57:00And Francisco
00:57:04He's died
00:57:10And Anna
00:57:11We blew it
00:57:13We're not leaving until we get Anna back
00:57:17It's as simple as that
00:57:19How long before the standby oxygen tanks expire Robbins
00:57:23Providing we leave within the next two hours
00:57:29We'll be okay sir
00:57:30Come on
00:57:43The human genes are
00:58:01With these synthetic
00:58:04Newly created life forms are evolving
00:58:08We have not been able to find a bacteria
00:58:11Who deployed the DNA accelerator
00:58:13For experiment
00:58:14Transgenetic
00:58:15We can only hope
00:58:17A solution to this
00:58:18The rest of the tapes were pretty well ruined
00:58:22What the hell's the DNA accelerator
00:58:27Theoretically it's designed to decrease the time necessary for genetic evolution
00:58:31But with transgenetics
00:58:33That's the splicing of genes of different species
00:58:36And then submitting them to the DNA accelerator
00:58:38Who knows what could happen
00:58:40It's not just theory
00:58:42Mark Mazie
00:58:44A biogenetic expert
00:58:45Was working on a prototype for contact
00:58:46That was Mark's assistant
00:58:49Tony Garber on the tape
00:58:50This is what they have been doing all along
00:58:55They've been lying to us since the beginning
00:58:58They knew this would happen
00:59:00From the abundant mutants
00:59:02It is obvious that the machine is still producing
00:59:04God forbid they reach the surface
00:59:06The only way to be sure
00:59:08Is destroy it ourselves
00:59:11Oh shit
00:59:14I say
00:59:15We should just blow to the surface
00:59:17Play these tapes on world news tonight
00:59:20And let somebody else deal with this bullshit
00:59:23That's enough Mr. Kane
00:59:24Mr. Robbins
00:59:26You stay on the sub
00:59:27Let's get it done
00:59:30Hayes, Kane, Crawley
00:59:31Get suited up
00:59:32Still think this is bullshit
00:59:38Yo, man
00:59:46This is like having the same damn nightmare
00:59:49Twice in one night
00:59:51Okay, Robbins
01:00:00Take us to where the tunnel splits
01:00:02Roger, Wick
01:00:03First turn is to your left
01:00:06Got it
01:00:07Everybody watch your step
01:00:08Trail man, cover us
01:00:10Watch the holes
01:00:14I don't...
01:00:17I don't...
01:00:18I don't...
01:00:18I don't...
01:00:19I don't...
01:00:20I don't...
01:00:20Negative, Wick
01:00:21Negative
01:00:22Can anybody...
01:00:25Me?
01:00:26Anna?
01:00:26Is that you?
01:00:28Never thought I'd be so happy to hear your voice
01:00:31Where the hell are you?
01:00:32In some kind of chemical supply room
01:00:33It's a dead end
01:00:35Robbins
01:00:35You reading this?
01:00:38Roger, Wick
01:00:38Coordinates momentarily
01:00:40Anna?
01:00:41Is there any way you can buy yourself some time?
01:00:44Yeah, I think so
01:00:45Let's not wait until Christmas
01:00:47Okay
01:00:48Straight ahead
01:00:50Let's go
01:00:51And left at the division
01:00:53Come on, Wick
01:00:54I think I hear Jingle Bell
01:00:57Jingle Bell
01:00:57Swine
01:01:08Bucket, Wick
01:01:09I found some sort of tunnel at the end of the room
01:01:11I'm going in
01:01:13I'm going to send you Flair
01:01:17Come on, let's move it
01:01:22Robbins, get us to her quick
01:01:32Roger, Wick
01:01:33You're less than 50 yards from the supply room
01:01:35What is this?
01:01:48Oh, hold the phone
01:01:50There's some sort of huge cavern
01:01:53And cages here
01:01:55Some animal cages
01:01:56And what is this?
01:02:04Over here, Captain
01:02:09The Pentagon was really holding back on this one
01:02:15What the hell are they doing here?
01:02:19I'm going to check out this machine
01:02:20It's huge
01:02:24Captain
01:02:30That's great
01:02:31I don't think it at all
01:02:34It's great
01:02:35It's full
01:02:36It's great
01:02:37It's great
01:02:37It's great
01:02:38Oh
01:02:39Oh
01:02:40Damn
01:02:44Look at this
01:02:46Captain
01:02:47I think we've hit the mother load
01:02:49Oh, man
01:02:52This place is bigger than the Astrodome
01:02:55Look at this
01:02:57Amniotic sacks
01:02:59It's some type of fetus
01:03:01Damn
01:03:09Hold it, hold it
01:03:10Don't shoot it
01:03:11What is that?
01:03:13Oh, my God
01:03:14It's some type of mutant
01:03:16This one's clearly evolved
01:03:19To a surface dwelling, Captain
01:03:20Damn thing looks almost human
01:03:22Yeah
01:03:22Look, I call it
01:03:23One ugly baby
01:03:25Hey
01:03:26What's that sign?
01:03:38Blow it up
01:03:39Just blow it up
01:03:42And
01:03:42What happened?
01:03:44It's the accelerator
01:03:45And its source of protoplasm
01:03:47Get done
01:03:49We can find the ugly baby's mom
01:03:51Oh, God
01:03:52Oh, God
01:03:53Nina, hold on
01:03:54Be careful
01:03:56Move back away from it
01:03:57I ain't waiting around to get eight
01:03:58Come on, get some
01:03:59Oh, shit
01:04:03Captain, shoot it
01:04:05Come on, get back
01:04:09Keep moving
01:04:13I'll catch up
01:04:14The tanks
01:04:17Shoot the tanks
01:04:18Yeah, I see them, Whit
01:04:20Get out of here
01:04:23Yeah
01:04:24Yeah
01:04:25Yeah
01:04:38Accelerator signal
01:04:41Terminated
01:04:42Mission accomplished
01:04:52Escape pod
01:05:08Preparation sequence ready
01:05:09Move it, Nina
01:05:22John
01:05:22Right behind you
01:05:23Coming in
01:05:23Come on
01:05:43This place is falling apart
01:05:45Get out of here
01:05:47You okay?
01:05:58Captain, help me carry you
01:05:59Let's get out of here
01:06:00Before the whole place
01:06:00Comes down on us
01:06:01Come on, keep moving
01:06:02Please check exit seal
01:06:15Bad design, Wick
01:06:17Real bad design
01:06:18Come on, come on
01:06:24Let's move
01:06:24Captain, you go ahead
01:06:28Okay
01:06:30Okay, let's go
01:06:31Let's go
01:06:32Robin
01:06:54Robin, Robin, over here
01:06:57Robin
01:06:58Robin
01:07:01And to think I trusted that brown
01:07:12No son of a bitch
01:07:14Hope you can hold your breath, Wick
01:07:22We've got to crack the seal
01:07:24To stop the submerge sequence
01:07:26All right, let's do it
01:07:27Turn it
01:07:28100 o'clock wise
01:07:29Come on
01:07:29Come on, turn it
01:07:31Together now
01:07:32Here we go
01:07:33He started the submerge
01:07:35Come on
01:07:36Turn it
01:07:37Come on, you son of a bitch
01:07:40Come on, follow with me
01:07:46Come on, catch up
01:07:47Automatic pilot
01:07:48Activated
01:07:49Come on
01:07:50Come on
01:07:51Come on
01:07:54What the
01:08:15Captain.
01:08:28It's got to be sealed tight.
01:08:32Now let's go find Robbins.
01:08:41He's not in here.
01:08:43I'll try and find him on the monitor.
01:08:46I'll check our remaining oxygen.
01:08:53I'm not picking him up anywhere.
01:08:58He's opened all the quarantine doors.
01:09:00Now the whole ship's exposed.
01:09:02Not the whole ship, Nina.
01:09:03Easy, Wick.
01:09:05I'll blow her away right here.
01:09:09For example, the escape pod is quite safe.
01:09:12I've supplied it with bottled water and food for a week.
01:09:15Point blank isn't a difficult shot, Captain.
01:09:21Sir.
01:09:22Unless, of course, you really want to find out firsthand.
01:09:24All right, now move.
01:09:31This way.
01:09:32Easy, easy.
01:09:34Hands up.
01:09:37Come on, Wick.
01:09:38Get him up.
01:09:40All right, now move.
01:09:42Slowly.
01:09:42Move.
01:09:51It's too bad.
01:09:53Contact had to deliberately screw up your designs, Wick.
01:09:55That's right, Wick.
01:09:58Well, hey, they couldn't have you running around after a second siren mishap now, could they?
01:10:04They knew you'd point the finger at them.
01:10:06So you seal the rift by exploding the siren, too.
01:10:12Contech blames me, and no one will ever know what happened here.
01:10:16Oh, hey, much smaller loss than having to take the blame for this accelerator mishap.
01:10:20Nasty business, all this experimenting with biological warfare.
01:10:25Makes for bad press.
01:10:27Open the door, Captain.
01:10:28This isn't an either-or proposition, folks.
01:10:39Inside.
01:10:40Someone will eventually find the siren one's black box, Robbins.
01:10:44And then the truth will be known.
01:10:49There never was a black box, Captain.
01:10:51Just a signal I created and used as bait.
01:10:57Inside.
01:10:58Move it.
01:11:03Jesus Christ.
01:11:04Let the f использ.
01:11:08Come.
01:11:13zombie1 NATO
01:11:13You shamed.
01:11:14You shamed.
01:11:17You shamed.
01:11:19You should have let them suffer now.
01:11:19You shamed.
01:11:20You shamed.
01:11:21You sh'd.
01:11:22You shamed.
01:11:23Spider- Royraj.
01:11:24You shamed.
01:11:25You shamed.
01:11:26I shamed.
01:11:26You shamed.
01:11:27You shamed.
01:11:28One shamed.
01:11:28I mishap.
01:11:29You shamed.
01:11:29You shamed.
01:11:30You shamed.
01:11:30You shamed.
01:11:31You shamed.
01:11:31I just Farmer.
01:11:32The eruptions interval is now stable. Automatic navigation is now engaged.
01:11:54All right. Just a little more.
01:12:02He's got us and he's got us good, Hayes.
01:12:06We're down, Captain. But we're not out.
01:12:09I've got an idea. It's a long shot. A real long shot, but I think it'll work.
01:12:14Yeah, well, let's just say I'm in a gambling mood.
01:12:17Good. We better get to work.
01:12:20Nina, I need to get in here.
01:12:23Captain, why don't you give me a hand with this?
01:12:32I'm looking for the central terminal. The brains.
01:12:38This is the one.
01:12:43Think.
01:12:44Captain, couldn't we short-circuit the computer management system and get the door to open?
01:12:48No way. Not on this boat. Design characteristics make it impossible.
01:12:53Come on, baby, be the one.
01:13:02Warning.
01:13:03Our baby.
01:13:10Main electrical field preempted.
01:13:13Robins.
01:13:18Wick.
01:13:19You see this?
01:13:21It's a circuit microchip and not another one like it anywhere else on this ship.
01:13:27Probably cost contact, uh, 39 cents.
01:13:32Funny, huh? Multi-million dollar vessel.
01:13:35Helpless without a 50 cent microchip.
01:13:38Now.
01:13:41Okay, okay, wait a minute. Wait!
01:13:44Open the biolab.
01:13:46Now be cool, Wick.
01:13:48Let's talk a deal.
01:13:49Oh.
01:13:50We'll talk.
01:13:53One more out.
01:13:57Wait!
01:13:59Bastard.
01:14:08Wait!
01:14:29Okay, Wick. Give me-
01:14:36Ah!
01:14:37Ah!
01:14:40Captain, the door!
01:14:41Open the door!
01:14:43Ah!
01:14:46Peter!
01:14:50It wasn't my fault!
01:14:52Damn it!
01:15:05Captain!
01:15:07Come on!
01:15:08Come on!
01:15:09Let's get out of here!
01:15:10Come on!
01:15:15Oh!
01:15:16You okay?
01:15:17Yeah, I'll let.
01:15:18Ah!
01:15:20Ah!
01:15:22Ah!
01:15:24Ah!
01:15:26Ah!
01:15:28Ah!
01:15:30Ah!
01:15:31Ah!
01:15:32Ah!
01:15:34Ah!
01:15:35Ah!
01:15:36Ah!
01:15:37Ah!
01:15:38Ah!
01:15:41Ah!
01:15:42Ah!
01:15:43Ah...
01:15:44Ah!
01:15:45It's just a piece of junk, Nina.
01:15:48Not bad.
01:15:49I'll just reconnect the power circuit.
01:15:51We'll get the hell out of here.
01:15:53We'll meet you in the control room.
01:15:55Come on, Nina. I'll need your help.
01:15:57We've got a full computer.
01:16:06We'll take the pod.
01:16:08First, we've got to seal the rip with the ship.
01:16:15Come on, baby. Don't fail me now.
01:16:19Six, four, nine, on.
01:16:23Yes.
01:16:24On my command, I want you to push the cassette in.
01:16:28Three, two, one. Now.
01:16:31Destruct sequence activated.
01:16:35Detonation sequence activated.
01:16:38120 seconds to detonation.
01:16:41Let's go.
01:16:45Hey, yeah, let's get to the pod.
01:16:48110 seconds to detonation.
01:16:54We've got about 90 seconds before she blows.
01:17:02What the hell are you doing?
01:17:05Open up.
01:17:07I can't.
01:17:08I can't.
01:17:16I can't.
01:17:17I can't.
01:17:23I can't.
01:17:23Oh, yeah.
01:17:25Oh, yeah, I can't.
01:17:34You're going to press the green release button when I tell you to.
01:18:04There was nothing we could do.
01:18:16Press it now.
01:18:34Fifty seconds to detonation.
01:18:44Forty seconds to detonation.
01:18:56Thirty seconds.
01:19:04Ten seconds to detonation.
01:19:23Nina, this time, pay pay.
01:19:34Four.
01:19:40Three.
01:19:42Two.
01:19:44One.
01:20:04Two.
01:20:05Two.
01:20:06Two.
01:20:07Two.
01:20:08Three.
01:20:09Three.
01:20:10Two.
01:20:11Two.
01:20:12Two.
01:20:13Two.
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