Star Trek Strange New Worlds Season 2 Episode 3

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00:00:00You

00:00:25Previously on Star Trek strange new worlds all my life. I've hated augments

00:00:29The damage they did they almost destroyed earth. You have a very unique last name. Do you have any relation to khan nun yin sing?

00:00:37Yes, you're an abomination an augment. That's what the other kids call me when they heard my name augment monster

00:00:43Genetics is not destiny despite what you may have been taught. You're not born a monster

00:00:49You were just born with the capacity for actions good or ill

00:00:56Security officers log stardate 15 81.2

00:00:59Nobody told me when I took this assignment just how many friends it would make for me. The ring was a gift from my matriarch

00:01:05The transporter buffer doesn't steal from K. That's enough. Thank you

00:01:10It is a well-known fact that people love it when you bring them bad news

00:01:13May I inquire as to who filed this noise complaint against me. It was anonymous

00:01:18I shall make every effort to practice less vigorously going forward

00:01:22And quite frankly who doesn't find having their belongings searched endearing

00:01:31By suspicious provenance you're implying that I stole these artifacts

00:01:36Property of the archaeology department

00:01:39I used to work there, didn't I? So this is all above board

00:01:44Once you have lived through every natural disaster and economic calamity in human history without becoming a pack rat

00:01:54Then you can judge me

00:01:56I still have a bunker in Vermont where I used to live in case this whole

00:02:01No money socialist utopia thing turns out to be a fad

00:02:10Yes, well, and that's a fake so you can tell the Louvre to stop calling me

00:02:16You can take it up with Captain Pike

00:02:31You're not here as my physician well as your sparring partner. I'd advise you talk to your physician. Maybe he could help me

00:02:47I don't need to talk here. I don't need to be medicated

00:02:49You didn't come to the party for a owner at the captain's quarters

00:02:59What was that I simply used your energy against you

00:03:09Trying to bear all of this by yourself

00:03:16It's got to be

00:03:17What?

00:03:19Lonely

00:03:20It doesn't need to be

00:03:24I'll see you tomorrow

00:03:27Who are you? How did you get aboard?

00:03:54Help

00:03:55That's not from a phaser, it's from a bullet

00:04:05There's been an attack in the past

00:04:08You have to stop it

00:04:11You need to get to the bridge

00:04:25Captain, I need to talk to you

00:04:35Captain, I need to talk to you

00:04:47Ma'am, not to be impolite, but who are you and what the hell are you doing on my ship?

00:04:55Space

00:05:04The final frontier

00:05:06These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise

00:05:11It's five-year mission

00:05:15It's five-year mission

00:05:15To explore strange new worlds

00:05:21To seek out new life

00:05:23And new civilizations

00:05:25To boldly go

00:05:29Where no one has gone before

00:05:31And new life

00:05:33To be continued is a big part of the Starship Enterprise

00:05:41And new life

00:05:43To be continued...

00:05:45To be continued...

00:05:46To be continued...

00:05:48To be continued...

00:06:18We're right.

00:06:48Incoming hail from the Vulcan ship.

00:06:50On viewer.

00:06:57I'm Captain James Kirk of the United Earth Fleet Ship Enterprise.

00:07:01You violated our sovereign territory.

00:07:03State your intentions.

00:07:04I am Spock, Captain of the Shirell.

00:07:06I am here to formally request your assistance.

00:07:09Our war with the Romulan Star Empire has been...

00:07:11Disastrous. We're aware.

00:07:13It is a human adage, I believe, that the enemy of your enemy is your friend.

00:07:17Maybe in some other lifetime, Captain Spock.

00:07:20We have our own problems with Romulus, and we can't afford to fight a war on two fronts.

00:07:24Without your assistance, the last of our fleet will be destroyed.

00:07:27Our whole world will be left defenseless.

00:07:29I'm sorry.

00:07:29I wish there was something we could do.

00:07:45Captain, I...

00:07:46I think it's best we have a discussion in private.

00:07:49So you're telling me that there's an alternate timeline where I'm not the captain of this ship?

00:07:58All I know is that ten minutes ago, I was on my ship with my captain, and now I'm here.

00:08:03And everything's changed?

00:08:04Yes.

00:08:06Our scientists have theorized that such a thing could be possible.

00:08:08A far simpler explanation is you've lost your mind.

00:08:12Except there's no record of you in our database.

00:08:15Because this isn't my enterprise.

00:08:19It certainly is not.

00:08:20But it's supposed to be.

00:08:23I guess the man I spoke to was right.

00:08:25There was some kind of attack.

00:08:26Something in the past changed, which would mean that...

00:08:29my reality is gone.

00:08:32But you can't tell me what changed.

00:08:34Or when.

00:08:35Or why.

00:08:36Except that it's the work of some kind of time-traveling assassin.

00:08:39Someone shot the man before he gave me this.

00:08:43It must be the reason why I'm still here.

00:08:45Why I remember my own timeline.

00:08:47Can we use it to send you back?

00:08:49No, I told you.

00:08:50I'm pretty sure there's nothing for me to go back to.

00:08:52My timeline doesn't exist unless I can stop this attack.

00:08:57Well, you're asking me to take an awful lot on Faith.

00:08:59I am.

00:09:00Neither of us has any idea what that device really does.

00:09:03It could be a weapon.

00:09:05The man told me to get to the bridge.

00:09:07I think you're supposed to help me.

00:09:10Starfleet has regulations for situations like this.

00:09:13I have to stop you there, ma'am.

00:09:14I have never heard of this Starfleet.

00:09:18I am a captain in the United Earth Fleet.

00:09:22And you are a guest.

00:09:24An intruder, really.

00:09:25On my ship.

00:09:28I need you to hand that over.

00:09:29My science officer and chief engineer will study it

00:09:34and report it back to UEF command.

00:09:36No.

00:09:47Wait!

00:09:52You've got to be kidding me.

00:09:54Did you break it?

00:09:55Did I break it?

00:09:57No.

00:09:57It's just not programmed correctly or out of energy, maybe?

00:10:01Or it's put us where we're supposed to be

00:10:02and doesn't want us to leave.

00:10:04I have to get back to my ship.

00:10:06Oh, my God.

00:10:07What have you done?

00:10:09Oh, I'm sorry.

00:10:10But this was done to me just as much as it was done to you.

00:10:13So we can stand here and argue about it

00:10:15or we can try and figure out a plan.

00:10:16There is going to be an attack.

00:10:18It's going to change the timeline.

00:10:19We have to stop it.

00:10:20Do you have a tricorder?

00:10:29No.

00:10:29Or a communicator or a phaser.

00:10:32Thanks for that.

00:10:33Right.

00:10:33Well, we'll have to have a look around then, won't we?

00:10:38It seems to be New York City.

00:10:56Mid-21st century.

00:10:58What?

00:10:59What?

00:11:00It's Toronto.

00:11:02The biggest city in what used to be called Canada.

00:11:04You know, maple leaves, politeness, routine.

00:11:11Do you take it you've never been?

00:11:13I've never been to Earth at all.

00:11:16I was born in space on the USS Iowa.

00:11:19Earth in my time, it isn't like this.

00:11:22What is it like?

00:11:24Battleground for a while, then occupied territory, and then ruined.

00:11:28Oh, God.

00:11:31Was it always this freezing on Earth?

00:11:33This isn't actually that bad for Canada.

00:11:36But it will get colder at night.

00:11:39We need to change before we freeze.

00:11:41Come on.

00:11:42Come on.

00:11:55Never seen a revolving door before.

00:11:57I'm from space.

00:12:00Find an outfit.

00:12:01There.

00:12:01There's changing rooms over there.

00:12:03Hmm.

00:12:13Oh.

00:12:14Hmm.

00:12:14What do you think?

00:12:40It's fine.

00:12:41Grab your place.

00:12:50Ah.

00:12:51They're going to expect us to, um...

00:12:53I know.

00:12:55You're a fast runner?

00:12:58I have a better idea.

00:13:01Hold that.

00:13:04I can't do that again.

00:13:20Ma'am, can you step to the side?

00:13:23Sorry.

00:13:30We can't do that again.

00:13:32People during this time trading currency for everything.

00:13:34Housing, food...

00:13:36So let's get some currency.

00:13:37What kind of marketable 21st century skills do you have?

00:13:43You know what?

00:13:46Give me a few minutes.

00:13:47We had to find our way back.

00:13:59To the place where the moanin' sun.

00:14:02Ain't no doubt.

00:14:03Ain't no mistake.

00:14:05We got it all in hand, time is right to play my thing, so come on.

00:14:15This is it, this is what we got going, people get ready to feel it.

00:14:22This is it, this is what we got going, people get ready to feel it.

00:14:29This is what we got going, people get ready to feel it.

00:14:39Don't take this the wrong way, but...

00:14:41What? You don't seem like a thinking five steps ahead kind of guy?

00:14:44I used to play all the time with my first officer, until she got sick of losing.

00:14:50I've been looking for a proper opponent ever since.

00:14:53That old-fashioned, two-dimensional version though, it's basically idiot's chess.

00:14:58Ooh...

00:15:00Come on.

00:15:03Hi, two please.

00:15:05Yeah, sure, thank you.

00:15:07Thanks.

00:15:12Enjoy.

00:15:14Mm-mm.

00:15:16Come on.

00:15:18I-I am your superior officer, and I am ordering you to have a hot dog.

00:15:24You don't work for Starfleet, so you can't order me to do anything.

00:15:29We need to be looking at some sign of what's changed, or who changed it.

00:15:35With what to go on?

00:15:37Well...

00:15:38Why this day?

00:15:39Why-why us?

00:15:40Why here?

00:15:41Nothing seems threatening, it's all just sort of, I don't know, pleasant.

00:15:47What?

00:15:48I know.

00:15:49It's terrible.

00:15:50You know what I mean.

00:15:52It's just...

00:15:53But we were sent back for a reason, so...

00:15:56What?

00:15:57Uh, nothing.

00:15:58You don't have sunsets in your time?

00:16:03From the videos I've seen, we mostly have clouds of ash that won't clear for a thousand years,

00:16:13and underground lunar habitats with no view of the sun at all.

00:16:18My advice?

00:16:21Don't skip good hot dogs when you can get them.

00:16:26Fine.

00:16:28We eat, we find some place to warm up, then we-

00:16:31Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:16:32We do your thing.

00:16:33Hmm.

00:16:34Hmm.

00:16:35I'm gonna go back and get one more.

00:17:01Hmm.

00:17:02Yep.

00:17:03Hmm.

00:17:04Hmm.

00:17:05Hmm.

00:17:06Hmm.

00:17:07We bring some in, like-

00:17:09witness

00:17:10atenção

00:17:11and nicht

00:17:13many, men,

00:17:14oh,

00:17:15even if he goes so far,

00:17:16to visit our monitor to find the-

00:17:17specific evidence for us.

00:17:19Be-

00:17:19Please.

00:17:20Of course.

00:17:21Be it!

00:17:23Just fill it out in the sky right now.

00:17:25I mentioned,

00:17:26be it!

00:17:27Magnus in,

00:17:28komm、

00:17:29yeah!

00:17:30grammatomy

00:18:31Well, that really beats a sonic shower.

00:18:52What are you doing?

00:18:54Trying to remember 21st century history.

00:18:57You should write a list of what you remember, too.

00:19:01We can figure out what's changed.

00:19:04When there's a tiny little bar to go through?

00:19:07Are you serious?

00:19:08We may not have much time.

00:19:10Not much time.

00:19:11I may have missed a few lectures in temporal mechanics, but I understand enough to know what you're asking me to do.

00:19:19This is a fork in the road.

00:19:21Your future and mine diverging from this moment.

00:19:24If we fix your timeline, we destroy mine, my life, my friends, my whole existence.

00:19:33Erased.

00:19:34I'm sorry, but your timeline isn't supposed to exist.

00:19:37According to who?

00:19:37My best option is to do absolutely nothing.

00:19:41Enjoy the hot dogs and the hot showers and let whatever's going to happen happen, and then figure out how I can get back home.

00:19:47I've seen your timeline.

00:19:49You're at war.

00:19:49Your Earth is a ruin.

00:19:50We've made the stars our home.

00:19:52The moon.

00:19:52Mars.

00:19:53Venus.

00:19:54Europa.

00:19:54In my timeline, humanity has spread across dozens of worlds.

00:19:58We're part of a federation of species.

00:20:00We don't need anyone else's help to survive.

00:20:03And just surviving is good enough for you?

00:20:05Oh, and I suppose you come from some sort of a utopia.

00:20:08My Earth still has sunsets.

00:20:15Okay, yes, our 21st century, it got bad.

00:20:18But after the first contact with the Vulcans, our Earth became a paradise.

00:20:21The Federation and Starfleet are forces for good, not just on Earth, but throughout the entire galaxy.

00:20:27You're a soldier fighting a war.

00:20:29It seems like you've already lost.

00:20:30You're not out of the fight yet.

00:20:31When you could be an explorer.

00:20:36Or.

00:20:39I may not exist in your timeline at all.

00:20:43But you do.

00:20:46I mean, we've never met, but I have heard stories about you from your brother.

00:20:51Sam's alive.

00:21:08My God.

00:21:13Get to the bridge.

00:21:14It's been about an hour since we first learned of the explosion.

00:21:41The bridge explosion, all of this, it's familiar.

00:22:04I think it happened in my timeline.

00:22:05Mine too.

00:22:07One of the longest bridges in the world, destroyed just after it was completed.

00:22:11That means this can't be the attack that he was talking about.

00:22:13This isn't the moment things changed.

00:22:19Wait, look over there.

00:22:20Do you see that?

00:22:22See what?

00:22:22The wreckages.

00:22:28Can I see the photos you just took?

00:22:29Uh, please.

00:22:33She meant to say, please.

00:22:41Right there, right there.

00:22:42Does this get bigger?

00:22:43Like, you want me to zoom in?

00:22:45Right, zoom in.

00:22:47Is something wrong?

00:22:55No, thank you.

00:22:59That charring, I've seen it before.

00:23:01It's a photonic bomb.

00:23:03Photonic?

00:23:04They're not supposed to develop that technology for at least a hundred years.

00:23:07What kind of technology are you a time-traveling assassin?

00:23:10Except if our memories are correct, this was already supposed to happen.

00:23:17They're removing the evidence.

00:23:19Come on, we need to follow them.

00:23:20We'll never keep up on fight.

00:23:21Come on.

00:23:23Hey.

00:23:25Most vehicles had private ownership in this time.

00:23:28Oh, I know.

00:23:40Where did you learn to do that?

00:23:48Spent six months in a Denobulan prison cellmate was a Vulcan.

00:23:52I can also make Klamik soup in the toilet.

00:24:06There.

00:24:06There, there, there.

00:24:07Go, go, go.

00:24:08Yeah, I'm trying.

00:24:10There it is.

00:24:35Slow down.

00:24:36I'm slowing.

00:24:40Be discreet.

00:24:46Basically my middle name.

00:24:48Whoa, whoa, whoa.

00:24:53No, actually, I've read your personnel file.

00:24:55You have some insane...

00:24:56No, Tiberius is not insane.

00:24:58The least discreet middle name.

00:25:00It was my grandfather's.

00:25:02What's your brother's?

00:25:09Sam, Aurelius, Augustus, Benedictus, Kirk.

00:25:13Sam is his middle name.

00:25:15Most people call him George.

00:25:16Absolutely no one calls him George.

00:25:18Tiberius and Sam, your parents must really hate you.

00:25:29You're one to talk.

00:25:31Le'on, Noonian, Soong.

00:25:34Sing.

00:25:35Whatever.

00:25:35You, you haven't heard it before.

00:25:42What?

00:25:45Just the first time in a while someone hasn't recognized it.

00:25:49Oh.

00:25:51Famous?

00:25:52Infamous is more like it.

00:25:54Oh.

00:25:54Hey!

00:26:00Damn it.

00:26:13Ron.

00:26:19No, you don't actually have to.

00:26:21You literally just told me to hold on.

00:26:22Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

00:26:25That was a person.

00:26:27All right.

00:26:27Well, actually, keep holding on.

00:26:29Come on.

00:26:45There you go.

00:26:47What?

00:26:53I got it.

00:26:54I got it.

00:26:59I got it.

00:27:05I got it.

00:27:08I got it.

00:27:12I really don't know what the problem is.

00:27:29Where are you taking him? What are you charging him with?

00:27:31Driving without a license? Failing to follow traffic laws?

00:27:33No, I told you my license is in my other pants.

00:27:37I'll be fine. Just see if you can pick up on our trail.

00:27:39What trail?

00:27:40What an incredible surprise.

00:27:42Let me guess, you haven't made your quota for the week yet?

00:27:45Move along, ma'am.

00:27:46Just so you're aware, this is streaming live.

00:27:49Say hello to the entire very judgmental internet.

00:27:52Are your cameras active for this stop?

00:27:55No?

00:27:56Did you stop this man because you're profiling him for being American?

00:27:59This is a totally routine stop.

00:28:01Sure, you just randomly pulled over a famous civil rights attorney.

00:28:05Nothing random about it.

00:28:06So you agree, this is targeted harassment.

00:28:08Did you stop the doctor because of his work defending victims of tyrannical law enforcement overreach?

00:28:13Or is it because of the op-ed he published in the Atlantic about working up police unions?

00:28:18Copy, dispatch.

00:28:19All right, we're going to let you go with a warning.

00:28:23This time, drive more carefully in the future.

00:28:26What the hell was that?

00:28:29I have no idea.

00:28:35Uh, thanks.

00:28:38Yeah, no problem.

00:28:40Sarah.

00:28:40B-Vanessa.

00:28:45Jim.

00:28:48You know I'm not a civil rights attorney.

00:28:51Totally.

00:28:53Then why did you...

00:28:55Because you were following the van.

00:28:57Without a lot of discretion for what it's worth.

00:28:59Discretion is his middle name.

00:29:00Wait, you were following them too?

00:29:02Well, if you hadn't let them get away, we could have found out where they were taking the evidence from the bombing.

00:29:06Okay, look, I'm used to doing this on my own, but we have notes that we can compare.

00:29:12You know who blew up the bridge?

00:29:14Well, I can make an educated guess.

00:29:17I mean, it was destroyed, obviously not randomly, because of what it symbolized.

00:29:22International cooperation, the world getting smaller, humanity working together, we blamed on a terrorist attack, and we'll go back to fighting each other instead of the real threat.

00:29:32You mean...

00:29:36Aliens.

00:29:43Anyway, it was super fun, saving you from an illegal, black-site, tortured dungeon.

00:29:48I gotta go.

00:29:50My wife was abducted.

00:29:54Taken aboard an alien ship.

00:29:56She saw things.

00:29:58Uh, yes, I-I'm just-I did.

00:30:06It-it was terrifying, the-the things I saw.

00:30:10Like, what did you see?

00:30:13Advanced technology far beyond anything humans possess.

00:30:17What kind of technology?

00:30:18Something called the photonic bomb, that's what blew up the bridge.

00:30:23Have you heard of anything like that?

00:30:25A lot of crazies latch on to this stuff, you know, looking for something to believe in outside the mainstream, trying to find the seams in the bunny suit?

00:30:35Right.

00:30:35Well, things have been changing, you have to have noticed, right?

00:30:38I mean, there's more attacks, and they're closer together.

00:30:40Usually, the government is better at covering them up.

00:30:42To be clear, we're-we're talking about the government of-

00:30:46No, no, no, it's an international cabal.

00:30:49It's the only thing all of the governments in the world can agree on.

00:30:52Keeping the alien attack secret, in exchange for any advanced tech that they recover.

00:30:57I mean, they have a facility here, where they work on it.

00:31:00Experimental aircraft, quantum computers.

00:31:03I heard that they even have a cold fusion reactor here in the city, that powers their entire operation.

00:31:12The bridge was about sowing division. What about the other attacks? What's the connection?

00:31:16Okay, so Chernobyl, Tunguska, JFK, random gas leak explosions, all of it is about slowing down human progress.

00:31:27Keeping us stuck on this rock so we will never go to space.

00:31:33Are you guys hungry?

00:31:35Because I'm hungry.

00:31:38I am hungry, actually.

00:31:40Wait, I-

00:31:42Wait, poutine has gravy?

00:31:47This is amazing!

00:31:49Can you focus?

00:31:51I'm not sure we can believe anything she's telling us.

00:31:53She knew enough to follow the van from the bridge explosion.

00:31:57She's unhinged.

00:31:59She grew up in a time when everyone thought aliens were science fiction.

00:32:02But in her gut, she knows that they're real and that they aren't necessarily friendly.

00:32:07I mean, that would make anyone unhinged, right?

00:32:09Hey, sorry.

00:32:11This works better with visuals.

00:32:13I've spent years collecting these pictures.

00:32:16I mean, there's plenty available on the internet, but 99% of it is nonsense and memes, right?

00:32:20What's a meme?

00:32:21I'm sorry these are so blurry.

00:32:24I swear, half of these people on forums are still using dial-up.

00:32:27How did you get this?

00:32:31An astronomer trying to take a picture of the International Space Station in the right place at the right time.

00:32:37And speaking of, there's a hookah place across from the bridge explosion site.

00:32:41I bought the surveillance footage off the owner before the police could confiscate it.

00:32:46And he was waiting 15 minutes before the explosion.

00:32:50And that's one of the guys who made off with the wreckage.

00:32:53Like he already knew it was going to happen.

00:33:04Well, I'm sorry we didn't have more to tell you.

00:33:06We're, uh, we're new at this.

00:33:09No, I mean, you listened.

00:33:12You didn't tell me that I was crazy.

00:33:14You have no idea what that means to me.

00:33:18Anyway, uh, thank you.

00:33:23You have to feel bad for her.

00:33:25To be so certain of something so close to the proof.

00:33:28Well, she's closer than she thinks.

00:33:31That ship she showed us?

00:33:33It's Romulan.

00:33:35I remember now.

00:33:38Look, she said that there's an experimental cold fusion reactor

00:33:41somewhere in the city.

00:33:43Well, I know that there is because in a few days it's going to be destroyed.

00:33:47And wipe out Toronto.

00:33:48A Romulan first strike.

00:33:50None of that happens in my timeline.

00:33:53Then we need to find the cold fusion reactor first.

00:33:56Stop the time traveler from destroying it.

00:33:58Which would be trivial if we had a tri-quarter.

00:34:07Yeah.

00:34:08If only someone hadn't impulsively zapped us over here without one.

00:34:13Any chance that same someone took a lot of engineering extension forces at the academy?

00:34:19Maybe she can build one for us?

00:34:21Someone had to audit the intercourse, so...

00:34:23Hmm.

00:34:25So I guess we just need to find an engineer from the Stone Ages to build us a cold fusion detector.

00:34:30Yeah.

00:34:31Ideally, one who's not going to ask a lot of follow-up questions.

00:34:38Vermont?

00:34:40I might actually know somebody in Vermont.

00:34:43Hmm.

00:34:44Hmm.

00:34:45Hmm.

00:34:46Hmm.

00:34:47Hmm.

00:34:48Hmm.

00:34:49Hmm.

00:34:50Hmm.

00:34:51Hmm.

00:34:52Hmm.

00:34:53Hmm.

00:34:54Hmm.

00:34:55Hmm.

00:34:56Hmm.

00:34:57Hmm.

00:34:58Hmm.

00:34:59Hmm.

00:35:00Hmm.

00:35:28Wait.

00:35:29here we had to bribe a border guard we took a cab and four buses please pelia

00:35:35how'd you know my name

00:35:38i know you and i know your secret

00:35:47so please open the down door

00:35:55come on come on

00:35:59look i have a terrible memory for faces and yours does not bring a bell and besides people don't

00:36:14just wander in off the street saying i know your secret and get a free pass from me i need more to

00:36:20go on than that how else would i know that you're a lanthanite an ancient sector of beings who live

00:36:26impossibly long lives who've hidden amongst humans largely undetected for thousands of years

00:36:31how else could i know that you stole that from the move how did you find me i knew you were at a place

00:36:39called the archaeology department but i thought it was an actual you know archaeology department so

00:36:44then we checked out a lot of universities and when that didn't work guy at the apple store taught me how

00:36:50to use duck duck go none of that answers how you know about me in the first place i don't exactly

00:36:57advertise we have something in common we both have secrets that would topple a lot of people's

00:37:03firmly held beliefs all i can say is my friend and i we're on a mission to protect something

00:37:14beautiful

00:37:20the future of humanity

00:37:24and i think you know from experience just how fragile that future is we are maybe hours away

00:37:30from losing that future entirely you are the only person i can trust to help us

00:37:36we both have brain melting secrets is i guess a good enough reason to help someone

00:37:45what you need an engineer well then where the hell did you come to me

00:37:51you're not an engineer i work retail does this look like an engineer's engineering place i haven't

00:38:04taken a math class since pythagoras made the crap up you two are trying to find a nuclear reactor

00:38:15why is that i've had enough bad run-ins with law enforcement to last several lifetimes and now

00:38:23this business with the bridge we're the ones trying to not blow up the reactor i guess it doesn't matter

00:38:29much i like a good puzzle but i don't know what help i can be i'm the one that thought cold fusion was

00:38:37pretend like big for lasers lasers are also real all right you know i can't keep up with every

00:38:48scientific whatever let this lady repair my ship okay what we don't have to understand how cold fusion

00:38:55works to find the reactor we just need to find its byproducts excess heat neutrons tritium tritium

00:39:03like in divers watches old divers watches from the 80s i'm gonna show you follow me

00:39:09i guarantee you this is going to be insane

00:39:16here you go they light up or they used to something about tritium running out after about 20 years and

00:39:24then they're basically worthless after that tritium gives off a small amount of radiation the dars

00:39:31must be coated in something that reacts with it maybe um phosphor tritium has a short half-life so

00:39:38it would decay leaving only the reactive material behind which means what oh look at her if we take

00:39:46the glass casing off the reactive material will be exposed to the air and if there's tritium present the

00:39:55hands of the watch will glow thank you so much for your help you are more of an engineer than you think

00:40:05i think you maybe i missed my calling be nice to make an honest living for a change

00:40:12not that any of this stuff is stolen

00:40:26wandering for hours anything i promise i will mention it if it starts to glow

00:40:32you could just let me wear it is all oh that again no it's a man's watch you just want to be in charge

00:40:44you know if i was in your position i don't know that i would have gone along with this

00:40:50i don't think i could have gotten this far without you you definitely have frozen to death on the

00:40:58first night or starved that hot dog saved your life oh well how many people can say that i might be the

00:41:06only one truth is if we can only save one timeline i'd rather live in yours i mean i know that's not how

00:41:17it works like i mentioned i missed a few lectures and temporal mechanics but what if you could

00:41:24come to my time i'm not sure one timeline is big enough for two of me i'm serious

00:41:33i brought you here if we can fix this maybe maybe the device could take us both back

00:41:39people are usually

00:41:50difficult for me there's always been a barrier and it can get lonely

00:41:59but you me i'm special

00:42:12yes no

00:42:17both i guess

00:42:22i i've been carrying something around for a long time something

00:42:25in my heritage you come from a long line of axe murders oh no we never use axes

00:42:33truth is maybe i'm letting that go now

00:42:37and maybe it helps that you've never even heard of the scarlet letter i've worn my whole life

00:42:45scarlet letter it's a novel by hawthorne

00:42:47it's about a woman who's mocked like the mark of cain

00:42:58you've never even yes i know hawthorne and the old testament i'm just messing with you you are

00:43:13you're missing

00:43:16Hey.

00:43:42Ian?

00:43:46You broke your promise.

00:43:58We're close.

00:44:11This must be it. The core fusion reactor is in here.

00:44:16This is your mission. What's the play?

00:44:26We need to get inside to find out what we're really dealing with.

00:44:30All right. So we wait here, watch for someone coming or going, force their hand into the scanner.

00:44:37We won't need to. Look at the sign.

00:44:44I need a sink. That can't be a coincidence.

00:44:47You wanted to know why you were picked for this mission.

00:44:49What does it mean? What does your family have to do with this? What did they do?

00:44:52It worked.

00:44:56Marker in my DNA maybe.

00:45:02It...it worked.

00:45:13Locker in my DNA, maybe.

00:45:16Well this worked out.

00:45:20Thank you for helping me get into this place.

00:45:22I'm gonna need both of you to come with me inside.

00:45:26Don't...you're the one we're looking for, aren't you?

00:45:32Are you from the future?

00:45:34As are you.

00:45:35You're Captain James T. Kirk.

00:45:39Embarrassing how long it took me to recognize you.

00:45:42Recognize me?

00:45:43I would say that your reputation precedes you, but it's kind of the other way around.

00:45:50You blew up the bridge.

00:45:51I didn't.

00:45:53Everything I told you was true.

00:45:56My people have been slowing human progress.

00:45:59But they should have gone much further than blowing up a couple of labs and bridges.

00:46:03They have no idea how troublesome humanity becomes.

00:46:08Your people.

00:46:09You're a Romulan from the future.

00:46:12A hell of a job on the disguise.

00:46:16Still not quite used to the ears yet.

00:46:19Now get in.

00:46:22Not a chance.

00:46:24You want to shoot us?

00:46:26Go ahead.

00:46:27You have to know that if you do, the building's alarms will go off.

00:46:31Security will lock the place down.

00:46:33Your plan will fail.

00:46:35You're bluffing.

00:46:40No.

00:46:51No.

00:46:52No.

00:46:53No, no.

00:46:54No.

00:46:55You're gonna be okay.

00:46:57I'm not bluffing.

00:46:59No, you're gonna be okay.

00:47:00Look at me.

00:47:01It's okay.

00:47:03Keep your eyes on me.

00:47:05Say hi to Sam for me.

00:47:07No.

00:47:08No, no.

00:47:10James.

00:47:11James.

00:47:12James.

00:47:13Hey.

00:47:14A little impulsive on my part.

00:47:30It may be worth it to be the one to kill James T. Kirk.

00:47:42No.

00:47:44No.

00:47:45No.

00:47:46No.

00:48:08Yeah.

00:48:09Security won't let you get to the reactor.

00:48:12I'm not going to the reactor.

00:48:13What?

00:48:15The reactor exploding, destroying the city.

00:48:17That's what changes.

00:48:18Well, that was plan A.

00:48:20But if you can't use a hand grenade,

00:48:22you should use a scaffold.

00:48:34Open it.

00:48:42Use your handprint to open the door.

00:48:56No.

00:48:58You know who's in there, right?

00:49:02You're here to kill Khan Noonien Singh.

00:49:06Why?

00:49:07Because a computer simulation told me to.

00:49:10You can't be serious.

00:49:12Time is like a black box.

00:49:15It's too complicated to leave to intuition,

00:49:18so we built computers.

00:49:21It will tell us the results of certain changes.

00:49:25And this was your answer?

00:49:26Khan becomes a brutal tyrant.

00:49:28I mean, maybe humanity needs a dark age

00:49:31that he brings in to usher in their age of enlightenment.

00:49:34Or maybe it's just random.

00:49:36It doesn't really matter, though.

00:49:37Because if I kill him, the Federation never forms.

00:49:40And the Romulans lose their greatest adversary.

00:49:44But, you know, so many people have tried to influence these events,

00:49:48you know, to delay them or stop them.

00:49:50I mean, whole temporal wars have been fought over them.

00:49:54And it's almost as if time itself is pushing back

00:49:57and events reinsert themselves

00:49:59and all this was supposed to happen back in 1992.

00:50:01And I've been trapped here for 30 years!

00:50:04Trying to get my shot at him.

00:50:06I'm not gonna stop now.

00:50:07So open the door.

00:50:09My real name is La'an Nunean Singh.

00:50:16My ancestor is Khan Nunean Singh.

00:50:22And his legacy is genocide, torture, and me.

00:50:30You have a device in your pocket

00:50:33that protects you from changes in the timeline.

00:50:36If he dies,

00:50:39you can live whatever kind of life you want.

00:50:43And you'll never have to hear the name Khan ever again.

00:50:47You can be free of him.

00:50:49You can be free of him.

00:51:19Her axe isn't.

00:51:20My jätte is proud.

00:51:21...

00:51:37Her axe?

00:51:38It's fine.

00:51:40No way!

00:51:42Her axe is so aggressive as you see.

00:51:45Let's go.

00:52:15Are you going to kill me?

00:52:26No, of course not.

00:52:37You don't need to be scared of me.

00:52:45Come here.

00:52:49You're just a little boy.

00:53:05Are you alone or are there others like you?

00:53:13Are you here to take me away?

00:53:27This won't make any sense right now.

00:53:33Maybe it will never.

00:53:35But you are right where you need to be.

00:53:39Let's go.

00:54:03Let's go.

00:54:07Let's go.

00:54:11Let's go.

00:54:21Let's go.

00:54:31Let's go.

00:54:33Let's go.

00:54:34Perhaps I just mean it.

00:54:36It doesn't matter what the bulletin says.

00:54:39The statute of limitations passed decades ago.

00:54:42I checked.

00:54:43Is there a statute of limitations on plundering antiquities?

00:54:47Well, Lon.

00:54:50Maybe Starfleet security wants to weigh in on this.

00:54:53I'd...

00:54:54I'd say we should let this one slide, Captain.

00:54:57You're not wearing a uniform.

00:54:59Is something wrong?

00:55:01Nothing's wrong, Captain.

00:55:02I just need you to check on something, and now I have.

00:55:11Excuse me.

00:55:31Let's go.

00:55:32Let's go.

00:55:33Let's go.

00:55:34Let's go.

00:55:35Let's go.

00:55:36La'an Nguyen Singh.

00:55:38I'm Agent Emily from the Department of Temporal Investigations.

00:55:41Am I meant to know what that is?

00:55:42A division of the Federation that investigates and repairs damage to the timeline.

00:55:47You haven't heard of us because we don't exist yet.

00:55:51The man who gave me this...

00:55:54was one of us.

00:55:56Thank you again for completing his mission.

00:55:59It must have been harrowing.

00:56:02I have to insist that you not share any of what you experienced,

00:56:06even with Captain Pike or anyone else from this time.

00:56:13You sent me back to protect a mass murderer.

00:56:18To be clear, I didn't send you anywhere.

00:56:21I had to kill to protect him.

00:56:23I had to watch my...

00:56:25and I can't even talk about it.

00:56:31Those events were never supposed to happen,

00:56:33and you were never meant to be aware of them.

00:56:36Neither was your companion.

00:56:38You protected the timeline in a way no one else could have.

00:56:44Would you risk undoing all of that?

00:56:48No.

00:56:49Thank you again for your assistance.

00:57:03And if you could...

00:57:05return our equipment.

00:57:09Our equipment.

00:57:10Our equipment.

00:57:11Our equipment.

00:57:16May the game.

00:57:19We came to get better.

00:57:43Oh, my God.

00:58:13So, Lieutenant Kirk.

00:58:16Uh, hi.

00:58:17Do I know you?

00:58:19No, we've never met.

00:58:22I'm La'an Nguyen Singh,

00:58:23Chief of Security on the Enterprise.

00:58:25Oh, God.

00:58:27What did Sam do?

00:58:28Oh, no, no, no.

00:58:29Sorry.

00:58:30Sam's fine.

00:58:30Sorry to worry you.

00:58:33I was just looking for something for his file.

00:58:38His security file?

00:58:40That's right.

00:58:40Just a place of birth, please.

00:58:43Riverside, Iowa.

00:58:45Same as me.

00:58:47Iowa on Earth.

00:58:50Um, Iowa on Earth.

00:58:54Yes, ma'am.

00:58:57Is that really why you're calling?

00:59:00That's it.

00:59:01I'm just, um, a stickler for an orderly security record, so...

00:59:05Well, if you want the, uh, the real dirt on George Samuel Kirk,

00:59:11buy me a drink next time we're on Starbase together.

00:59:14I got some real gems for his permanent file.

00:59:17That, uh, sounds lovely.

00:59:19Kirk out.

00:59:20I got some real gems.

00:59:21I got some real gems.

00:59:22I got some real gems.

00:59:23I got some real gems.

00:59:24I got some real gems.

00:59:25I got some real gems.

00:59:26I got some real gems.

00:59:27I got some real gems.

00:59:28I got some real gems.

00:59:29I got some real gems.

00:59:30I got some real gems.

00:59:31I got some real gems.

00:59:32I got some real gems.

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