Foundation (2021) Season 1 Episode 3

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00:01Previously on Foundation...

00:03The Empire will fall.

00:04Nothing we do can prevent this.

00:07Threaten the peace and pay a dear price.

00:11Tell the living and the dead you fail to save them.

00:15They called it the Vault.

00:17Holly! Holly, come back!

00:19I want to see the ghost.

00:21It projected a field designed to keep people away.

00:24Nothing has ever gotten through the Knob Field, and nothing ever will.

00:54Yeah!

00:57It's a newyyy-y midnight time, you guys!

01:00Sp youthful 9's,

01:01Seeing none,

01:02What?

01:04It's hard toillah!

01:06god...

01:08I am going to take one st seg.

01:10High school,

01:13chapter 31,

01:15Section 28.

01:17Oh my god,

01:18Brother.

01:19Wow...

01:20Oh.

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03:22Tamra, sir, for all you are, and maybe because of it.

03:30There are things you will never know.

03:32I may someday know death.

03:34Yes, but I doubt you will feel it arrive too soon.

03:43I should have seen the completion of the Starbridge.

03:47Me, my mind, my eyes.

03:53We should have ridden up to the orbital platform together and looked down on all that we had made.

04:00And one day we will.

04:04Your continuity is assured.

04:13Do you think of him often?

04:15You know the way I am.

04:17I don't forget anything.

04:19Or anyone.

04:20Empire is always on my mind.

04:25The platform's orbit is dying at an accelerated rate.

04:29Or so say the physicists who worry it'll just fall on their heads.

04:33Their job is to worry over those things.

04:36Is it not ours?

04:42Perhaps it is still yours, but no longer mine.

04:47As it is no longer his.

04:48How you spend this last day is up to you.

04:52Every one of you is different.

04:54Somehow I doubt that.

04:58But thank you for trying to make me feel unique as I shuffle off this stage.

05:02It was hardest on him.

05:09He only had the infant Dawn to place on the throne.

05:13A baby with his eyes.

05:16Identical in every respect.

05:19But a baby nonetheless.

05:20When I think of him.

05:23That's what I think.

05:25He also had you.

05:29Please see Master Ilan, Empire.

05:32He's waiting for your final fitting.

05:50The details.

06:01They're perfect.

06:06For the pig stitching.

06:08The jade, I think.

06:16Shoo.

06:17Shoo.

06:20I am sorry, Empire.

06:30I've lost weight.

06:31I am sure your frame is...

06:33I'm shrinking.

06:35The world is beginning to see me from a distance.

06:38The garment is singularly long.

06:42It will be a privilege to wear it at my ascension.

06:47Thank you, Empire.

06:49Shoo.

06:49Shall we finish the job?

06:51Oh.

06:56Ilan, let's let the girl have the stage.

07:00Brother Dusk?

07:17I didn't know you'd be here.

07:19Anacreon.

07:26I wonder if you will speak of them after I'm gone.

07:30We have broken the barbarians.

07:31Cast them adrift.

07:33What would you have us say that you haven't said?

07:36I don't know.

07:37I'm still trying to decide what to say that I haven't said.

07:40About the outer reach.

07:41About anything.

07:42About whether any of this is truly within our power to control.

07:48However many words I have left, I would hate to waste them.

07:52You waste them when you speak of the outer reach.

07:54I speak of Selden.

07:56A man long dead.

07:58And soon forgotten.

08:00Does that mean his words have no more worth in this empire?

08:03Brother, the empire is strong.

08:05Cleon the First's legacy.

08:12I wonder if there's a way to save it.

08:15Stabilize it with propulsive lifts.

08:17Push it out into the heavens.

08:19To what end?

08:20To the end that we not destroy the last remnants of Cleon the First's dream.

08:26For lack of our own.

08:27Brother Dusk, we are the great dream of Cleon the First, not the Starbridge.

08:49The dreamer.

08:54The scholar.

08:57And the alchemist.

09:05And me.

09:22I've tried my whole life.

09:24But I don't think I've ever been able to make that face.

09:30Come.

09:31Your brothers have your last gift.

09:34I would like to thank you, brothers, for this beautiful meal.

09:39I can taste the care you put into each bite.

09:43Your time and your attention is deeply appreciated.

09:50You're very welcome, brother.

09:52But this is not the gift.

09:54You're very happy, brother.

10:04I know I'm so sorry.

10:04Yeah.

10:05I can taste it.

10:07I wanna go.

10:07You're abreast.

10:08I'm so sorry when you let your parents advance.

10:09I can taste it.

10:11I can taste it.

10:12Welcome to Trantum, the Eye of the Empire.

10:41It's been so long.

10:45He was glorious, wasn't he?

10:48Indeed.

10:50And we will build something greater in his honor for you.

10:56Please respect and enjoy your peace.

11:17Oh, my God.

11:47Oh, my God.

12:17Oh, my God.

12:29You can't be here.

12:33You know that.

12:34I can't be the first one who wanted to see my youngest self.

12:39Which is why we made the room.

12:40I've never heard that song before.

12:43Or have I?

12:50No wonder the Empire loves you so.

12:53I find I cannot quite look on that child as an innocent, even if Selden wasn't right.

13:02There is something unnatural in that.

13:08You must go.

13:11You should rest.

13:12Strange.

13:24Watching yourself being born.

13:26Strange.

13:27True.

13:27Strange.

13:28Strange.

13:29Strange.

15:00It's just that...

15:15You always leave me.

15:45You have grown into our greatness.

16:10Brother Dawn, now day.

16:14Thank you, Brother Dust.

16:31And a new Dawn, just awoken.

16:47You have a long, beautiful day ahead.

16:57Brother Darkness, it's time.

17:00The dream lives on in you because you kept it alive in you.

17:21Shh, it's okay.

17:43You're all right.

17:50Everything is all right.

17:52No.

17:53Something's wrong.

17:57Something's wrong.

18:03Help!

18:05Help!

18:07Help!

18:07I don't forget anything, or anyone.

18:28Empire is always on my mind.

18:37Empire is always on my mind.

19:07Empire is always on my mind.

19:37Empire is always on my mind.

19:45We hear their whispers if we listen.

19:52We're haunted by Prophets' awe.

19:57Are you certain you want it erased, Brother Dorne?

20:01Yes. I've outgrown it.

20:10We ignore the dead at our peril.

20:17And as Empire cycled through a generation of Cleons,

20:20the Foundation began colonizing Terminus.

20:24The Empire underestimated Harry. We all did.

20:29Harry had predicted the Cleons would opt for exile over execution.

20:35That his followers' endpoint would be Terminus.

20:50Every aspect of their arrival was predetermined.

20:59When the colonists would land.

21:05Where they would build their outpost.

21:06So, imagine their surprise when they discovered that something else was already there.

21:30What in Selwyn's name is that?

21:36What in Selwyn's name is that?

21:38What was it in the surveys?

21:55It wasn't in the surveys.

21:59Shall we go back?

22:01We go back where, Mari?

22:03This is always a one-way journey.

22:05I'll check it out.

22:06No.

22:07We go together.

22:16Lowry, you all right?

22:18Yeah, yeah, yeah.

22:19I'm just a little lightheaded.

22:26Get back!

22:30Abbas, get back!

22:44It became known as the Vault.

22:47And over the decades, countless myths grew up around it.

22:50It was an ancient artifact left by aliens.

22:58A surveillance outpost sent ahead by the Cleons.

23:03All the settlers knew for certain was that the Vault wouldn't allow anyone to approach it.

23:09And so, they kept away.

23:28The slow ship was scuttled.

23:30A refuge built from its bones.

23:38And, what was once mysterious, became mundane.

23:48Her teachers say she's difficult.

23:51She's an outsider.

23:53Good.

23:55You're not listening to me, Abbas.

23:57She's a dreamer.

23:59She's...

24:00Distracted.

24:03She's a thinker.

24:04Like you.

24:09She's not distracted.

24:11She's aware.

24:12Just look at her.

24:14She's fascinated by it.

24:22It's pretty.

24:24It's dangerous.

24:26What do you think's inside it?

24:28We don't know.

24:30Then how do you know it's dangerous?

24:38Come on.

24:42Let's see.

24:59Let's see.

25:01I'm happy.

25:06What do you think?

25:08Give me the opportunity.

25:39There you go.

25:48Get away.

26:09One of these days you'll get me

26:37and you'll be so sorry.

26:39Oh, you're looking good.

26:40Yep, coordinated.

26:42Which parts?

26:43Right boot with left boot.

26:44How did I miss that?

26:46How goes the wild work?

26:48Just got back from patrolling the highlands.

26:50Lichenbatch is shrinking.

26:52Ice loons are already heading south.

26:53Well, it means we're going to have a nice warm spring.

26:55Tell me you don't miss it.

26:57But the stench of sulfur and the frostbite,

27:02now being a warden suits you a lot better than it ever did me.

27:07Wow.

27:08That's a big one, eh?

27:09Yeah.

27:10Bishop's claw.

27:11Female.

27:12Maybe 600 kilos.

27:14She's been testing the fence late at night the last few weeks.

27:17I'm going to call her Maple.

27:18She's a loner.

27:22So, my wife, you got me out here this time in the morning, huh?

27:27I know when my daughter's procrastinating.

27:29Come on.

27:31I did a little test.

27:36Something's wrong with the gnaw field.

27:39And what made you check it now?

27:41I don't know.

27:41A feeling.

27:44I checked it out.

27:45I got evidence.

27:46Of course.

27:46And have you told her yet?

27:48I wanted you to know first.

27:49I appreciate that, but it is for her to know.

27:54I stress the evidence part.

28:16Thanks for the effort to help myself.

28:29Cleon 12 established our refuge.

28:32In terms of timekeeping, the water clock is the more precise instrument.

28:35Right.

28:36But it also requires water to work, doesn't it?

28:40Well, obviously.

28:42What happens when the water runs out, novice George?

28:44For a sundial, all you need is the gnawmon.

28:46That's the blade sticking out of it.

28:48And, of course, the sun.

28:51Harry Selden entrusted us with rebuilding civilization after the collapse.

28:57We can't assume anything, whether or not our future survivors will be able to read, or what language they'll speak.

29:02We don't even know what worlds they'll be scattered upon.

29:06What if they find themselves on Cygnus Prime, where the only moisture to be gained is from weeping vines.

29:13So, yes, this water clock is more precise.

29:18But the sundial is more practical.

29:20We can't provide for every condition or contingency our descendants will face.

29:24By the same token, we can't preserve every innovation, so we have to choose.

29:27And keep choosing.

29:30Until the fall comes.

29:32I would have picked the water clock.

29:34And you could have, if you were still training.

29:37Sorry, that was...

29:38I know you're suited to where you are, keeping us safe, making sure the Foundation survives.

29:42I'm making sure you survive the Foundation.

29:44It's the same thing. We are the Foundation.

29:46I am not, but you believe, and that is fine.

29:50No. Do not make this sound like a cult.

29:52Some of us in our generation, some of us know what real religious father looks like.

29:55Do you even want to know what I came here to tell you?

30:02You know, I don't like being near it.

30:04Yeah, well, Dad said you want evidence in this.

30:06You've got to experience for yourself.

30:10The null field is expanding.

30:12Field used to start there.

30:15Now it starts here.

30:18If it keeps expanding, we might need to clear out the town.

30:21I remember the first time I found you out here.

30:35I remember the first time I found you out here.

30:49Four years old, little of the night, standing right under it like it was nothing.

30:59And you wouldn't turn when I called your name.

31:01Yeah, I thought it was calling to me.

31:04The ghost.

31:07Like an imaginary friend.

31:10I lay on the ground and tried to crawl to you, but the pain was too great.

31:13You just looked at me.

31:17I couldn't understand why the vault was hurting you, but not me.

31:23You're special, Salva.

31:25You always have been.

31:30Then why keep it a secret?

31:35Your father and I didn't want people treating you differently.

31:37Yeah, but they do, Mom.

31:39They always have.

31:44I make them uncomfortable.

31:46Just like the vault.

31:47Is it calling to you now?

31:51Not in words.

31:52Make your case.

31:58I think it's waking up.

32:00You and the other encyclopedists, you've been preparing for some distant crisis.

32:08But I think it's here.

32:11Now.

32:11Gia.

32:19Hugo's in.

32:20Hugo's in.

32:33Hugo.

32:34Go this way.

32:39Hey, no.

32:40Hey! Hey!

32:41Why you can't get me?

32:42Come here, you're a pun!

32:43Come on, guys!

32:44Hurry up, hurry up! Let's go!

32:46Holly, come on! Hurry up!

32:48Hugo!

32:55Hugo!

32:56Hugo!

32:57What's wrong, Hugo?

32:58Gentlemen, ladies, what can I do for you grown adults?

33:01You got anything for us?

33:04Corellian chocolate. Knock yourselves out.

33:06We don't want chocolate. How about some beer?

33:10How about you come back and see me when you've got hair on your chest?

33:13And don't come begging for it like wayward puppies.

33:15We're not begging, we're, um, trading.

33:17Is that so? What, for what?

33:19How about our sparkling wit and company?

33:22Hard pass.

33:26Tell you what, you clowns could help me load out.

33:30I might be able to scrounge up something a little more age-appropriate for you.

33:33Deal. I'll do it.

33:35We all will.

33:36Go on, then.

33:37Come on, guys!

33:40Come on.

33:54That smells terrible.

33:56It should.

33:57It's sealant for my gumboats.

33:59More onions than I expected?

34:00I may have used the wrong recipe.

34:02That would be a tragic mishap.

34:06A little cave.

34:09What's wrong?

34:11There's a man in my kitchen.

34:17How long are you here?

34:1929 long hours.

34:21And how's the rest of the galaxy?

34:24I speak.

34:25You should see it sometime.

34:27Should I?

34:29Should I?

34:30Hmm.

34:41Arena Four.

34:43Only one continent, but it's tropical all over.

34:45It's got bugs the size of dogs, and they're just as cuddly.

34:48Hmm.

34:49Dropped off medicine, I picked up fruit, such as the itinerant life of the wayward purveyor.

34:53Where'd you take the fruit?

34:55To Hesperus.

34:56Which you could describe as well as me by now.

34:58But I was off on a whirlwind tour of this little cluster.

35:04And once they started trading, they couldn't stop.

35:06A little rectangular situation of workers and sugar, rum, cash.

35:11Oh, and you think you've got a handful of moons.

35:13You should see what they've got.

35:14The sky looks like spilled coins.

35:16Spilled coins?

35:17Mm-hmm.

35:18I'd love to see that.

35:19Well, you need to go.

35:21Get off this ball of ice.

35:24I've got responsibilities here.

35:26Ah, but you didn't pick them.

35:28No, they're still mine.

35:29And...

35:31Is it possible now you've got reasons to not know what they are?

35:34What reasons are important to this place?

35:37Yeah, it's possible.

35:38It's a little egotistical, but it's possible.

35:39I didn't say I was important.

35:41I said I can't leave.

35:42Speaking of leaving, would you like dinner now or after?

35:49After sounds good.

36:12Meeting on seinem

36:21beginning

36:232

36:264

36:304

36:315

36:33In

36:335

36:346

36:356

36:36What are you doing?

36:51Is something wrong?

36:53Just a weird feeling.

36:55I'm going to walk the perimeter.

36:57Well, because that's where the weird feelings come from.

36:59No, that isn't here.

37:02This is just a walk.

37:03So if I said, uh, let me get my pants, you'd say?

37:07No pants for the next 25 hours.

37:12We'd be mad later.

37:16Never.

37:33What are you doing out there?

37:42Stop!

37:49Stop!

37:51It's after curfew!

37:52No!

37:53No!

37:54No!

37:55No!

37:56No!

37:57No!

37:58No!

37:59No!

38:00No!

38:01No!

38:02No!

38:03No!

38:10Hello?

38:12Hello?

38:33How are you?

39:03How are you?

39:33I heard a shot.

39:41What's up?

39:42Am I crazy?

39:43Or is that ship Anacreon?

39:49I thought you were crazy.

39:51But not about that.

39:52And then there are three.

40:04Hail them.

40:05We already have.

40:05No answer.

40:06And they're ignoring our approach vectors.

40:09Should we send one of our shuttles out to meet them?

40:10You run armed shuttles.

40:13Those are corvettes.

40:14Gunships.

40:15Why is he here?

40:17Because he knows what gunships look like.

40:19Also, he's Thespin.

40:20Been off well since the bombings.

40:22Impossible.

40:23That would make you...

40:24Pushing 70.

40:25But I spent half that cry sleeping between ports.

40:27When you tow freight to Anacreon, it pays to be blood neutral.

40:30Anacreon is under Imperial sanction.

40:33Grow up, Lewis.

40:34Maybe it's a mistake.

40:35Maybe they've wandered off course.

40:37They're literally trying to sneak in under our radar.

40:39We are a scientific outpost.

40:40We have nothing of value here.

40:42Mayor, have the Anacreans ever made landfall here before?

40:44No Anacreans, no Thespans, no one in 30 years.

40:47Under Imperial edict, Terminus is off-limit to all of them.

40:51It's got to be connected to the vault.

40:52What?

40:52The Nullfield's expanding.

40:56I noticed it yesterday.

40:57At what rate?

40:58And the very next day, the Anacreon showed up.

40:59Technically, we are in Imperial outpost.

41:02And Lord knows the Anacreans have a bone to pick with the Empire.

41:05Are you suggesting the vault might be an Anacreon?

41:07I was suggesting the vault knew something and reacted.

41:10Maybe it even warned us.

41:11Are you saying the vault was signaling you?

41:14Because you're somehow special?

41:17Salvor is an outlier.

41:19We need to think whether the plan could have possibly predicted...

41:22Again, Selden's gone.

41:25When are any of you going to start thinking for yourselves?

41:27All right, that's enough.

41:29We don't need to make this complicated.

41:31The Anacreans have ignored our hails, and they are violating Imperial Aerospace.

41:36Our course of action is obvious.

41:37We'll uplink to the communications buoy as soon as we hit the next rotational window.

41:42We'll call the Empire, and they will come.

41:46Where are you going?

41:47To check out the armory.

41:49If the Anacreans come knocking before the Empire, I'd like to know what kind of violence we can muster.

41:57When was the last time these were broken down?

41:58So we're a little complacent.

42:00We've got an iron pistol, if that helps.

42:01Mom, anything we could use in the curation stores?

42:03A few hand axes a shepherd slain from Weaver's World.

42:06I should have been on top of this.

42:07Not your job.

42:08No?

42:09I keep you safe, remember?

42:10Come on, come on.

42:11Generally, I propose alcohol at a junction like this.

42:13Rotational windows open.

42:17Handshake protocol just takes a few seconds.

42:33What's wrong?

42:34Comm's buoy is not responding to any of our pings.

42:36It's gone dark.

42:38Use another one, then.

42:39There isn't another one.

42:40So what does that mean?

42:41We can't contact the Empire.

42:46We'll keep trying.

42:47Don't panic.

42:49It'll be something as simple as a meteor shower.

42:51A little clear.

42:52On the heels of an Anacrean flyby.

42:55Assuming the Anacreans intend landfall here, how long before they arrive?

43:00Based on their current approach, I'd say another 40 hours.

43:03Mom.

43:30Oh, what is that?

43:54Psychohistory.

43:55All of Harry's work expressed as a mathematical equation.

43:58I took it from his office the night after his funeral.

44:03His numbers are the basis for why we do what we do.

44:06On the ship, there were two people who could actually understand it.

44:10Harry Seldon and Gail Dornick.

44:18Can you make anything of it?

44:20Me? Well, not likely.

44:22Salva.

44:22If you were part of the plan, it would make it a lot easier for me to believe in all this.

44:29Oh, my God.

44:59Yeah, well, big surprise.

45:06It was worth a shot.

45:08Was it?

45:09I told you, difference not the same as special.

45:29Calm Spurries down.

45:34Well, that is an ominous happenstance.

45:36You should probably hightail it.

45:40Oh, yeah?

45:43The Anacreans will be here in two days.

45:46Maybe less.

45:47You would be safer anywhere but here.

45:50The scenery is so beautiful this time of year.

45:53Vast wastelands of frozen loom shit.

45:56Serious, Hugo.

45:57You tend to be.

45:59I'm not going anywhere.

46:02This isn't your fight.

46:03Oh, yeah?

46:04Whose fight is it, then?

46:07Hmm?

46:11Selands.

46:14Well, it's not your fight either.

46:18Come away with me.

46:21I can't.

46:22Why not?

46:26Because I have to protect them.

46:29To be alive is to know ghosts.

46:33The Empire feared Harry because he could forecast the future.

46:37But in reality, all he was doing was re-examining the past.

46:42What do you want?

46:43What do you want?

46:49Pay attention to the patterns, and we can presage what comes next.

46:58To be alive is to know ghosts.

47:01We hear their whispers if we listen.

47:03You again.

47:25You again.

47:25We're not love.

47:26We'll be right.

47:46I'm sorry.

47:47Hey, there.

48:03What got you, Mabel?

48:13This is gonna hurt.

48:17Easy.

48:31Drop your weapon.

48:38Who are you?

48:40Sava Hardin.

48:42Warden of Terminus.

48:43Anacreans aren't allowed on imperial soil.

48:55What are you doing here?

48:57The ghosts of the dead haunt the skeletons that were once our homes.

49:02They surround us.

49:04And they are hungry for what's ours.

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