WEBVTT 00:00:00.004 --> 00:00:20.004 ..:: Presented By ZarFilm Website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:00:36.328 --> 00:00:39.419 Most people don't see it, or don't want to see it. 00:00:39.420 --> 00:00:40.628 The evidence is right there, 00:00:40.629 --> 00:00:42.375 but they refuse to make the connection. 00:00:42.376 --> 00:00:43.923 We have Colleen on line 1. 00:00:43.924 --> 00:00:45.045 Oh, absolutely. 00:00:45.337 --> 00:00:47.931 We are living in a world of high strangeness. 00:00:48.131 --> 00:00:49.632 The fact is, all this activity 00:00:49.633 --> 00:00:52.762 started happening at a certain definite point in our history. 00:00:52.763 --> 00:00:56.015 Before the early '50s, there's nothing. Then it all began. 00:00:56.016 --> 00:00:58.729 The sightings, the signals... too many to deny. 00:00:58.730 --> 00:01:00.351 So you have to ask yourself, 00:01:00.352 --> 00:01:03.149 "What specific event caused this sudden uptick 00:01:03.150 --> 00:01:06.400 in alien visitation after thousands of years of silence?" 00:01:07.651 --> 00:01:10.611 It was our atomic energy. They detected it. 00:01:10.612 --> 00:01:14.865 I mean, that many megatons? How couldn't they? 00:01:14.866 --> 00:01:16.539 And then, they followed it here. 00:01:16.540 --> 00:01:19.288 What do they want? Are they studying us? 00:01:19.496 --> 00:01:22.456 Warning us? Harvesting us? 00:01:22.457 --> 00:01:24.959 We don't know, but the fact is they're here. 00:01:24.960 --> 00:01:29.306 They are here now, and they are not going away. 00:01:46.857 --> 00:01:49.531 Mercy, six-two actual. We've lost visual contact. 00:01:49.532 --> 00:01:51.073 Say position. Over. 00:01:52.321 --> 00:01:54.619 Roger, six-two. Stand by. 00:01:57.117 --> 00:01:58.369 Chopper's lost us. 00:02:00.704 --> 00:02:03.583 I think we took a wrong turn. Can't see a damn thing out here. 00:02:07.044 --> 00:02:13.051 Friday, April 13th. Huh... My last day alive... maybe. 00:02:13.675 --> 00:02:16.849 What does that matter when so many have died before me? 00:02:19.348 --> 00:02:22.693 They said she was beautiful. 00:02:23.685 --> 00:02:26.103 I suppose she was. 00:02:26.104 --> 00:02:28.653 The part of her that was human, anyway. 00:02:28.654 --> 00:02:31.573 And the part that wasn't, what about that? 00:02:32.152 --> 00:02:33.995 Did the men she killed understand, 00:02:34.279 --> 00:02:37.203 in some final flash before dying, what she really was? 00:02:37.449 --> 00:02:41.249 Cold. Indifferent. Inhuman. 00:02:41.411 --> 00:02:43.254 Insatiable. 00:02:43.413 --> 00:02:46.007 And terrifyingly wonderful. 00:02:47.459 --> 00:02:48.711 And what about the civilization 00:02:48.712 --> 00:02:50.883 that beamed her DNA code through space? 00:02:50.884 --> 00:02:53.223 They knew we'd use it. 00:02:53.423 --> 00:02:55.596 Knew we'd mix it with our own genes. 00:02:55.801 --> 00:02:58.224 But did they know the monster that would result? 00:03:00.972 --> 00:03:04.943 Twice she was built. Twice she brought destruction. 00:03:06.228 --> 00:03:09.653 And now it's my turn to take Eve's body. 00:03:10.399 --> 00:03:13.903 Take her dying DNA and somehow create something better. 00:03:13.904 --> 00:03:15.870 More pure. 00:03:17.614 --> 00:03:20.743 Only then will we understand why she was sent. 00:03:20.951 --> 00:03:22.419 Only then. 00:03:23.745 --> 00:03:24.871 Slow down. Easy. 00:03:26.665 --> 00:03:28.008 She's dead. 00:03:28.500 --> 00:03:30.468 I don't think she cares at this point. 00:03:38.301 --> 00:03:40.474 You up from the Reserves or something? 00:03:42.097 --> 00:03:43.189 Something like that. 00:03:54.025 --> 00:03:55.693 - Wait. - What? 00:03:55.694 --> 00:03:56.911 The road. 00:03:57.779 --> 00:04:00.282 We're supposed to be on a gravel road. 00:04:00.449 --> 00:04:02.577 The one we passed back there. 00:04:03.118 --> 00:04:04.577 Pull over, man. 00:04:04.578 --> 00:04:07.127 I told you to stay on the road! 00:04:08.749 --> 00:04:12.379 Did you hear me? I said, pull over. 00:04:20.635 --> 00:04:23.309 Six-two, this is Mercy. 00:04:23.972 --> 00:04:26.015 Put down the radio. Now. 00:04:26.016 --> 00:04:29.310 - I said, put it down now! - Okay! Okay! Chill out! 00:04:29.311 --> 00:04:31.029 What are you, back from Iraq or something? 00:04:31.030 --> 00:04:33.570 Shut up. Now, get out. 00:04:36.735 --> 00:04:38.362 Jesus fucking Christ! 00:04:39.529 --> 00:04:41.825 Anybody! This is Mercy! Cargo's alive! 00:04:41.826 --> 00:04:43.075 Repeat, the cargo is alive... 00:04:46.036 --> 00:04:49.079 Now, get out, as I told you. 00:04:49.080 --> 00:04:50.753 What the hell are you doin'? 00:05:09.142 --> 00:05:10.519 Mercy six-two, come in. 00:05:12.103 --> 00:05:13.730 Do you read me? Over. 00:05:14.397 --> 00:05:16.399 Do you read me? Over? 00:05:19.778 --> 00:05:22.622 - Nothing. - Find them. 00:05:44.219 --> 00:05:45.311 Are you... 00:05:54.354 --> 00:05:55.354 Eve. 00:06:54.915 --> 00:06:57.885 I got him. 16 miles east-southeast. 00:06:59.210 --> 00:07:00.757 Looks like they're not moving. 00:07:02.464 --> 00:07:04.182 Still no contact? 00:07:04.966 --> 00:07:06.684 Mercy six-two, come in. 00:07:09.012 --> 00:07:10.810 Come in. Do you read me? Over. 00:07:16.186 --> 00:07:17.403 Negative. 00:07:19.064 --> 00:07:20.782 Send a ground team in there to meet us. 00:07:22.692 --> 00:07:25.787 Six-two ground. Six-two ground. This is six-two actual. 00:07:26.196 --> 00:07:27.413 Rendezvous, Mercy. 00:07:27.822 --> 00:07:30.746 Coordinates, 87 Foxtrot. Over. 00:07:49.636 --> 00:07:51.309 Can't see anyone down there. 00:07:51.972 --> 00:07:53.474 Let's pay 'em a visit. 00:08:59.039 --> 00:09:01.462 - Who's he? - Specialist Robert Kelly. 00:09:02.042 --> 00:09:03.794 - Who else was here? - Just the driver. 00:09:04.294 --> 00:09:06.467 - Where's his body? - No idea, sir. 00:09:23.438 --> 00:09:25.566 I want a full autopsy. 00:09:25.899 --> 00:09:29.244 Check every inch of this ambulance and destroy it. 00:09:29.778 --> 00:09:32.497 - And find that driver. - Yes, sir. 00:09:44.292 --> 00:09:46.386 Good afternoon, sir. 00:09:54.219 --> 00:09:55.971 This monster's been sucking in natural gas 00:09:56.179 --> 00:09:59.890 and spewing out electricity for over 50 years. 00:09:59.891 --> 00:10:02.691 Now, you might be wondering why we still need this in the 21st century. 00:10:02.852 --> 00:10:06.573 After all, it's loud, expensive, inefficient, temperamental, 00:10:06.731 --> 00:10:08.529 and it smells terrible. 00:10:08.900 --> 00:10:12.323 And it's the best way we have of keeping the lights on. 00:10:12.324 --> 00:10:14.113 But, if you follow me, I'm gonna show you 00:10:14.114 --> 00:10:15.366 how we're gonna put it out of business. 00:10:15.367 --> 00:10:16.912 Come on upstairs. 00:10:22.163 --> 00:10:24.461 Come on in, folks. Just gather around here. 00:10:29.379 --> 00:10:31.381 - How's it going, guys? - Okay, Dean. 00:10:34.384 --> 00:10:35.681 Warning... 00:10:38.471 --> 00:10:41.315 Ladies and gentlemen, meet the Tokamak. 00:10:41.683 --> 00:10:44.148 You're looking at a prototype fusion reactor. 00:10:44.149 --> 00:10:46.897 The university cut a deal with the city to build this down here. 00:10:47.105 --> 00:10:49.526 Now, we're just in the experimental stages, 00:10:49.527 --> 00:10:52.653 but soon... everything from cars and cell phones 00:10:52.654 --> 00:10:54.996 to washing machines, and even spacecraft, 00:10:55.155 --> 00:10:57.952 will be powered with clean, limitless fusion energy, 00:10:57.953 --> 00:10:59.201 all courtesy of the atom. 00:10:59.909 --> 00:11:02.205 - How does it work? - Glad you asked. 00:11:02.206 --> 00:11:04.422 - Glen, you wanna fire this thing up? - Sure. 00:11:05.957 --> 00:11:09.548 We take hydrogen and deuterium, put them together inside the reactor, 00:11:09.549 --> 00:11:12.216 and then heat the mixture to 10 million degrees. 00:11:12.217 --> 00:11:15.342 We then try to get the two elements to combine or fuse, 00:11:15.343 --> 00:11:17.184 which produces a staggering amount of energy. 00:11:17.185 --> 00:11:18.679 Basically, it's how the sun works. 00:11:18.887 --> 00:11:21.857 So you're telling us inside that thing, it's as hot as the sun. 00:11:22.098 --> 00:11:24.647 - Yeah. - Isn't that dangerous? 00:11:25.727 --> 00:11:27.604 Yes, it is. Very. But don't worry. 00:11:28.479 --> 00:11:32.029 Inside the Tokamak are a series of magnets powered by the plant here. 00:11:32.275 --> 00:11:35.279 The magnets keep the super-hot plasma contained at all times. 00:11:35.445 --> 00:11:38.035 Positive air-flow keeps the room pressurized, 00:11:38.036 --> 00:11:39.874 and the walls here are six feet thick, 00:11:40.116 --> 00:11:42.539 which is two feet thicker than the walls in the pyramids of Giza. 00:11:42.540 --> 00:11:44.124 That's a little trivia for you. 00:11:44.125 --> 00:11:47.420 Now, I'd love to be able to fire this thing up myself and show you, 00:11:47.624 --> 00:11:49.625 but, unfortunately, there's only one guy who can do that, 00:11:49.626 --> 00:11:52.846 and that's the head of the department, with his own personal access key. 00:11:54.672 --> 00:11:55.967 And now, for the highlight. 00:11:55.968 --> 00:11:58.091 On Sublevel C is the plant cafeteria, 00:11:58.092 --> 00:11:59.719 where I understand the grilled cheese is excellent, 00:11:59.886 --> 00:12:01.227 but the tuna fish sandwich is not. 00:12:01.228 --> 00:12:03.098 I'd love to join you, but I gotta get back to class. 00:12:03.099 --> 00:12:04.440 So, anyway, thank you very much. 00:12:04.599 --> 00:12:05.691 - Thank you. - Thank you so much. 00:12:05.692 --> 00:12:07.729 - Thank you very much. - No problem. Thanks a lot. 00:12:07.730 --> 00:12:08.730 Have a good day. Bye-bye. 00:12:42.679 --> 00:12:47.891 Behold, the T-4 bacteriophage virus... 00:12:47.892 --> 00:12:50.645 nature's most elegant killing machine. 00:12:51.187 --> 00:12:54.236 Look at it. It's beautiful, isn't it? 00:12:55.692 --> 00:13:00.698 Invading our living cells, it has killed unabated since the beginning of time. 00:13:00.699 --> 00:13:04.577 Who made it? Where did it come from? 00:13:05.285 --> 00:13:09.415 What immortal hand or eye framed this dreadful symmetry? 00:13:09.831 --> 00:13:11.549 You know what, just between us, 00:13:12.250 --> 00:13:13.547 I think... 00:13:15.545 --> 00:13:16.888 Who are you? 00:13:18.715 --> 00:13:22.561 - I'm Dean. - Dean? Of what? Leisure studies? 00:13:24.262 --> 00:13:26.138 No, Dean's my name. 00:13:26.139 --> 00:13:29.734 - Oh... An atrocious one. - Sorry, sir? 00:13:30.810 --> 00:13:32.370 I don't even think you're in this class. 00:13:33.271 --> 00:13:35.023 - Yes, I am. - I think not. 00:13:35.315 --> 00:13:36.315 Because if you were Dean, 00:13:36.316 --> 00:13:37.943 you obviously would have arrived on time 00:13:37.944 --> 00:13:40.070 along with the rest of your classmates. 00:13:40.320 --> 00:13:41.320 Won't happen again, sir. 00:13:41.321 --> 00:13:42.664 As I was saying, between us, 00:13:42.864 --> 00:13:44.992 I think we made these viruses, you and I. 00:13:45.491 --> 00:13:46.913 They're our own renegade microbes, 00:13:47.076 --> 00:13:49.955 escaped from our cells, evolving, mutating, 00:13:49.956 --> 00:13:52.958 they become our curse, our punishment. 00:13:53.333 --> 00:13:55.506 Multiplying our sorrows... the perfect predator. 00:13:56.502 --> 00:13:57.502 It's hardly perfect. 00:13:59.505 --> 00:14:00.630 What was that? 00:14:00.631 --> 00:14:02.759 - Nothing. - No, no, no. Repeat your comment. 00:14:04.344 --> 00:14:06.472 Well, it's just that you said that viruses are perfect, 00:14:06.473 --> 00:14:09.556 but they're not. 00:14:09.557 --> 00:14:11.400 For one thing, they can't reproduce on their own, 00:14:11.401 --> 00:14:13.939 and that's their Achilles' heel right there. 00:14:13.940 --> 00:14:17.406 Without a host mechanism, they're just slowly dying proteins. 00:14:19.108 --> 00:14:21.736 It seems we have a future CDC administrator among us. 00:14:24.364 --> 00:14:25.530 I don't get it. 00:14:25.531 --> 00:14:29.534 On level four of the Center for Disease Control, 00:14:29.535 --> 00:14:32.788 there are preserved in frozen nitrogen 00:14:32.789 --> 00:14:37.135 the world's last remaining strains of smallpox... 00:14:37.627 --> 00:14:42.554 strains which are now scheduled for destruction. 00:14:43.383 --> 00:14:44.885 Rendered extinct. 00:14:47.470 --> 00:14:51.691 Like the dodo bird, dinosaur... 00:14:52.809 --> 00:14:55.062 ...and I guess that pleases you, right? 00:14:56.729 --> 00:14:59.903 Who are you to judge which species lives or dies? 00:15:02.652 --> 00:15:04.575 What? 00:15:07.240 --> 00:15:08.662 What the hell was that? 00:15:11.494 --> 00:15:15.288 - Specist. - Specist? 00:15:15.289 --> 00:15:17.087 Someone who's prejudiced against other species. 00:15:17.088 --> 00:15:20.587 Yeah, I know what it is, but of all the things I've been called... 00:15:21.003 --> 00:15:22.676 Did you get beat up on the playground a lot? 00:15:22.677 --> 00:15:24.089 Shut up. 00:15:24.090 --> 00:15:26.218 - Got any change? - Yeah. 00:15:27.051 --> 00:15:28.143 Word. 00:15:28.469 --> 00:15:29.469 Come on, man. 00:15:29.470 --> 00:15:32.347 I will buy you something nice out of the vending machines. 00:15:32.348 --> 00:15:33.941 - Thanks. - Uh-huh. It's 'cause I like you. 00:15:33.942 --> 00:15:36.436 Dean! Can I have a word? 00:15:36.894 --> 00:15:38.812 - Shit. - I gotta go, dude. 00:15:38.813 --> 00:15:40.781 I got an online auction, you know? 00:15:42.191 --> 00:15:43.275 Yes, Dr. Turner? 00:15:43.276 --> 00:15:45.654 As you know, being your department head, 00:15:45.655 --> 00:15:48.744 it's my responsibility to review your funding. 00:15:48.745 --> 00:15:50.910 I must say I'm concerned with what I've seen. 00:15:50.911 --> 00:15:52.784 - Concerned? - You're all over the place! 00:15:52.785 --> 00:15:55.871 Physics, biochemistry, bioengineering... 00:15:55.872 --> 00:15:58.168 too many interests, too few results. 00:15:58.169 --> 00:15:59.634 Especially for graduate-level work. 00:15:59.834 --> 00:16:01.632 Sir, lately the Tokamak's been giving us a very... 00:16:01.794 --> 00:16:03.339 Oh, forget it. The Tokamak's history. 00:16:03.340 --> 00:16:05.422 - Fusion power's a pipe dream! - What? 00:16:05.423 --> 00:16:07.623 We're ending our contract on it by the end of the month. 00:16:07.967 --> 00:16:10.345 So you either find yourself an approved project 00:16:10.720 --> 00:16:13.018 overseen by a professor... 00:16:14.098 --> 00:16:16.772 or you forfeit your scholarship next semester. 00:16:16.773 --> 00:16:17.934 Is that clear? 00:16:17.935 --> 00:16:19.733 Wait, wait, wait. You're cutting the funding? 00:16:19.734 --> 00:16:21.697 You can't cut the funding! 00:16:22.273 --> 00:16:24.617 I can do anything I want. 00:16:25.067 --> 00:16:27.786 No, sir, just listen to me for one minute! 00:16:29.363 --> 00:16:31.365 Asshole! 00:17:05.983 --> 00:17:07.781 Cat? 00:17:24.126 --> 00:17:25.799 Cat? 00:17:52.572 --> 00:17:54.825 Cat... 00:18:47.043 --> 00:18:48.386 I'm hungry- 00:18:51.714 --> 00:18:53.057 How did you get out of the lab? 00:18:58.387 --> 00:18:59.639 I'm hungry! 00:19:01.641 --> 00:19:04.110 I'd be, too, if I grew six inches a day. 00:19:05.061 --> 00:19:08.361 - Lobster. - What? 00:19:10.566 --> 00:19:14.196 They play it every hour. Red Lobster. 00:19:14.612 --> 00:19:16.910 For the seafood lover in you. 00:19:22.119 --> 00:19:25.419 What else did you learn from television today? 00:19:52.692 --> 00:19:55.445 No, no, no. 00:19:56.195 --> 00:20:00.573 If you eat upstairs, use silverware, all right? 00:20:00.574 --> 00:20:02.784 This is a fork. 00:20:02.785 --> 00:20:04.628 This is a knife. 00:20:04.787 --> 00:20:09.884 But with lobster, you take the fork 00:20:10.042 --> 00:20:15.549 and you stick it in there like that, and you pull it down and you... pull. 00:20:49.623 --> 00:20:52.843 - Sara. - Excuse me? 00:21:00.801 --> 00:21:02.929 You don't have a name. 00:21:06.015 --> 00:21:07.813 Sara. 00:21:09.226 --> 00:21:12.696 Yes. Sara. 00:21:19.403 --> 00:21:23.078 Before you fall asleep, I want you to promise me something. 00:21:23.783 --> 00:21:28.710 I won't lock you in here anymore if you promise not to leave this house. 00:21:28.871 --> 00:21:30.214 Ever. 00:21:32.208 --> 00:21:36.884 Because the outside world is dangerous for you. 00:21:37.755 --> 00:21:39.007 Dangerous? 00:21:40.007 --> 00:21:42.135 Sara, you're gonna grow up very fast. 00:21:42.968 --> 00:21:49.271 Your childhood... lasts only days, not years. 00:21:51.060 --> 00:21:56.612 See, you were the third generation of something very special. 00:21:56.857 --> 00:21:58.700 An alien species... 00:22:00.569 --> 00:22:04.073 ...created with a new sequence of DNA, 00:22:04.448 --> 00:22:07.372 received in a transmission from deep space. 00:22:09.411 --> 00:22:10.411 That's right. 00:22:12.373 --> 00:22:16.674 Some of my colleagues tried to study your kind. 00:22:17.753 --> 00:22:19.630 Things ended badly. 00:22:19.922 --> 00:22:21.799 I won't make those same mistakes. 00:22:23.050 --> 00:22:27.220 I just want to protect you... because... 00:22:27.221 --> 00:22:33.017 I think there's a message, a very important message, inside you... 00:22:33.018 --> 00:22:34.986 a reason why you're here. 00:22:37.106 --> 00:22:39.074 Someday, you'll tell me what it is... 00:22:39.075 --> 00:22:41.990 in your own time. 00:22:48.742 --> 00:22:51.461 Are there others like me? 00:22:55.332 --> 00:22:56.754 Not like you. 00:22:59.670 --> 00:23:01.764 You're unique... 00:23:02.840 --> 00:23:05.684 and the most important thing in my life. 00:23:20.357 --> 00:23:21.358 I wouldn't worry. 00:23:22.026 --> 00:23:23.778 She won't be giving you any more trouble. 00:23:23.779 --> 00:23:25.450 Signature? 00:23:29.241 --> 00:23:31.915 Wait a minute. Wait just a minute. 00:23:32.202 --> 00:23:34.455 This can't be right. Pregnant? 00:23:34.788 --> 00:23:35.755 She was. 00:23:35.756 --> 00:23:37.842 Gave birth, too, from the looks of it. 00:23:38.584 --> 00:23:40.084 The yellow copy's yours. 00:23:40.085 --> 00:23:41.645 I just need the top copy for my records. 00:23:41.712 --> 00:23:44.636 No records. This never happened. 00:23:45.799 --> 00:23:47.847 And burn the body. Now. 00:23:48.636 --> 00:23:50.104 Yes, sir. 00:24:11.492 --> 00:24:15.246 Abbot? Dr. Turner here. I've been looking everywhere for you. 00:24:15.247 --> 00:24:17.085 That report to the foundation... 00:24:17.086 --> 00:24:20.130 I'll need to account for how you've been using their funds. 00:24:20.131 --> 00:24:21.209 Why? 00:24:21.210 --> 00:24:24.760 If line items are too much trouble, then just give me a general... 00:24:46.819 --> 00:24:48.071 Damn! 00:25:12.720 --> 00:25:14.222 Look, Dr. Turner, I really don't have any time for... 00:25:14.805 --> 00:25:16.557 Dr. Abbot. 00:25:19.226 --> 00:25:20.226 Yes? 00:25:21.395 --> 00:25:24.274 Tell me, where is it? 00:25:27.401 --> 00:25:28.903 Where's what? Who are you? 00:25:28.904 --> 00:25:30.449 Where is it? 00:25:31.113 --> 00:25:34.413 Look. Listen, I don't know what you're talking about, or who you are... 00:25:35.242 --> 00:25:37.665 You can either leave now, or I'm gonna call security. 00:25:37.666 --> 00:25:41.291 There is no... security. 00:25:45.919 --> 00:25:47.842 Hang on. I'm getting help. 00:25:48.547 --> 00:25:52.051 You don't... recognize me, do you? 00:25:55.179 --> 00:25:56.431 No. 00:25:57.556 --> 00:26:02.813 The ambulance... that night... in the woods. 00:26:03.270 --> 00:26:04.522 Remember? 00:26:10.986 --> 00:26:12.203 You're the boy. 00:26:17.868 --> 00:26:19.962 A half-breed. 00:26:20.496 --> 00:26:23.090 How did you get in that...? Where did you...? 00:26:23.091 --> 00:26:26.632 I escaped... into the world. 00:26:29.046 --> 00:26:29.968 How did you find me? 00:26:29.969 --> 00:26:34.969 Things will go much... easier for you if you tell me where it is. 00:26:39.598 --> 00:26:41.145 You're having respiratory failure. 00:26:43.310 --> 00:26:48.362 Look, until I know what's going on, I can't help you, all right? 00:26:49.358 --> 00:26:51.360 Let me draw some blood. 00:26:58.492 --> 00:27:00.790 Some others are sick, too. 00:27:02.538 --> 00:27:06.008 - Others? - Half-breeds. 00:27:06.625 --> 00:27:08.878 Those like me. 00:27:21.557 --> 00:27:26.028 I do see some foreign structures here, but none of it's viral. 00:27:26.520 --> 00:27:29.820 If I didn't know better, I'd say it was just pollen. 00:27:31.400 --> 00:27:32.400 It is pollen. 00:27:33.527 --> 00:27:37.446 And some dust particles, too... very common in the bloodstream. 00:27:37.447 --> 00:27:38.967 Nothing that should make you this sick. 00:27:41.994 --> 00:27:44.918 Antihistamines should stabilize you. 00:27:47.833 --> 00:27:49.460 Should clear it up. 00:27:53.964 --> 00:27:55.307 Are the others the same way? 00:27:55.308 --> 00:28:02.057 Yes... sore throat, skin rash, and no explanation. 00:28:08.395 --> 00:28:11.274 You shouldn't... you shouldn't be sick like this. 00:28:16.069 --> 00:28:18.492 Take me to it... now! 00:30:16.189 --> 00:30:17.441 Professor? 00:30:17.649 --> 00:30:19.447 You wanted to see me? 00:30:21.862 --> 00:30:24.615 Yeah. I wanted to see you. 00:30:27.326 --> 00:30:29.286 What happened to you? Did you pull an all-nighter? 00:30:30.787 --> 00:30:32.585 Something like that. 00:30:35.417 --> 00:30:38.261 I heard Turner pulled the funding on your project. 00:30:39.087 --> 00:30:41.510 - Yeah. - Sorry. 00:30:45.302 --> 00:30:47.145 Thanks. 00:30:48.972 --> 00:30:50.599 Dean, I think I can help. 00:30:57.564 --> 00:30:59.783 There's something I want to show you. 00:31:42.984 --> 00:31:44.577 Go on in. 00:31:46.196 --> 00:31:49.496 - Oh, shit. - Take a closer look. 00:32:03.338 --> 00:32:05.181 What the hell is this? 00:32:05.924 --> 00:32:07.847 I was hoping you could tell me. 00:32:11.513 --> 00:32:13.686 I've never seen anything like it. 00:32:42.836 --> 00:32:44.679 It's definitely organic. 00:32:51.761 --> 00:32:53.201 All right, where did this come from? 00:32:54.890 --> 00:32:57.268 It's a half-breed. 00:32:57.976 --> 00:33:00.104 The result of some unfortunate coupling 00:33:00.105 --> 00:33:03.152 between human and alien DNA. 00:33:04.024 --> 00:33:07.699 Its flawed genes made it vulnerable to common diseases. 00:33:08.445 --> 00:33:10.163 As a result, they're all a doomed species. 00:33:10.447 --> 00:33:12.072 What's more, they know it. 00:33:12.073 --> 00:33:13.791 If this thing could track me down for help, 00:33:14.910 --> 00:33:18.120 we can only assume others will be coming, too. 00:33:18.121 --> 00:33:20.340 Possibly even more desperate and dangerous. 00:33:22.125 --> 00:33:23.798 Wait. 00:33:25.420 --> 00:33:27.343 You're not planning on just dissecting this, are you? 00:33:27.344 --> 00:33:28.807 No. 00:33:32.886 --> 00:33:34.729 Then what? 00:33:35.347 --> 00:33:37.065 Something profound. 00:33:39.059 --> 00:33:42.609 Something that will assure my place in the pantheon of science. 00:33:42.610 --> 00:33:45.356 Yours, too, of course. 00:33:45.357 --> 00:33:49.112 I'm talking about the engineering of a disease-resistant, 00:33:49.113 --> 00:33:51.863 perfect alien species. 00:33:53.657 --> 00:33:55.409 How? 00:33:57.536 --> 00:34:00.162 First, we cut up our friend, 00:34:00.163 --> 00:34:03.838 then we strip out the disease-prone human DNA... 00:34:04.584 --> 00:34:07.554 and create a pure strain of alien nucleic acids. 00:34:08.380 --> 00:34:11.346 All those aging mediocrities in the genetics community 00:34:11.347 --> 00:34:14.265 pinning awards on each other for sequencing DNA. 00:34:15.262 --> 00:34:17.139 Sequencing it! 00:34:18.056 --> 00:34:20.559 What good is it if you don't do anything with it? 00:34:21.101 --> 00:34:22.398 Even if you've got a pure strain, 00:34:22.399 --> 00:34:25.193 you'd still have to mate it with something, right? 00:34:25.194 --> 00:34:27.782 You're getting the idea. 00:34:29.943 --> 00:34:32.321 Let's get this thing out of here. 00:34:32.946 --> 00:34:36.951 Quietly... and in pieces. 00:34:38.618 --> 00:34:40.416 Garbage bags in the cupboard. 00:35:50.273 --> 00:35:51.399 I knew it. 00:35:51.858 --> 00:35:54.702 So just what are we working on? 00:36:24.849 --> 00:36:27.518 Oh! Oh, I'm terribly sorry. 00:36:27.519 --> 00:36:28.727 I... I... I... 00:36:28.728 --> 00:36:31.149 Excuse the intrusion. I... I didn't mean to interrupt. 00:36:31.150 --> 00:36:33.774 - I just came to see Abbot. - He's not home. 00:36:33.775 --> 00:36:37.569 Well, I'll come back another time. 00:36:37.570 --> 00:36:39.447 Would you like to come inside? 00:36:47.872 --> 00:36:50.250 Why don't you look at me? 00:36:50.500 --> 00:36:52.002 Aren't I attractive? 00:36:58.633 --> 00:37:02.729 You are by any standard... perfect. 00:37:07.600 --> 00:37:09.102 Are you Abbot's girlfriend? 00:37:10.520 --> 00:37:12.022 Housekeeper? 00:37:13.106 --> 00:37:15.108 Just a friend. 00:37:16.109 --> 00:37:19.079 Just friends. No need to use names. 00:37:21.698 --> 00:37:25.544 Your lack of inhibition is truly inspiring. 00:37:29.164 --> 00:37:30.461 Careful! Brooks Brothers! 00:37:30.915 --> 00:37:32.963 Am I asleep? Am I awake? 00:37:35.003 --> 00:37:36.004 Who the hell cares? 00:37:37.756 --> 00:37:38.973 That's enough. 00:37:40.842 --> 00:37:41.889 You can leave. 00:37:42.844 --> 00:37:43.845 Excuse me? 00:37:44.471 --> 00:37:46.724 Go! Shut the door on your way out. 00:38:04.282 --> 00:38:05.283 Not so fast. 00:38:07.660 --> 00:38:10.334 Moments like these don't happen every day. 00:38:14.334 --> 00:38:16.382 I think we should go for it. 00:38:19.214 --> 00:38:20.214 No! 00:38:21.007 --> 00:38:22.805 It's not polite to be a prick tease! 00:38:23.551 --> 00:38:25.098 Don't you know that? 00:39:11.933 --> 00:39:13.355 Here. 00:39:15.353 --> 00:39:17.026 Let's get inside. 00:39:43.339 --> 00:39:44.807 What is that? 00:39:48.887 --> 00:39:52.306 - It's happened. - What's happened? 00:39:52.307 --> 00:39:55.607 - Sara, where are you? - What happened? 00:39:58.187 --> 00:39:59.905 Sara, where are you? 00:40:04.068 --> 00:40:05.365 Holy shit! 00:40:06.905 --> 00:40:09.283 What the hell happened? 00:40:09.490 --> 00:40:11.117 What the hell was he doing here? 00:40:12.243 --> 00:40:14.041 Impressive. 00:40:14.913 --> 00:40:16.961 She's already quite powerful. 00:40:18.207 --> 00:40:19.377 What are you doing? 00:40:19.378 --> 00:40:21.585 Here. His access card might come in handy sometime. 00:40:21.586 --> 00:40:23.304 No, no, just leave him. We gotta call the police. 00:40:23.305 --> 00:40:26.298 - I don't think so. - You don't think so? 00:40:26.299 --> 00:40:27.846 There's a dead man on your bedroom floor, Professor! 00:40:27.847 --> 00:40:29.560 Turner had it coming for years now. 00:40:29.561 --> 00:40:31.345 That's crazy! 00:40:31.346 --> 00:40:33.019 You're not thinking about reporting this, are you? 00:40:33.020 --> 00:40:35.483 - Yeah! - Dean, it's not murder. 00:40:35.642 --> 00:40:38.352 - She was just following instinct. - Instinct?! 00:40:38.353 --> 00:40:40.854 Listen, Professor, this whole situation has gotten way out of control. 00:40:40.855 --> 00:40:41.731 We gotta call the police immediately. 00:40:42.023 --> 00:40:43.899 Now, Dean, you really think the police are gonna believe you 00:40:43.900 --> 00:40:47.120 when you tell them an alien species killed the head of your department? 00:40:48.446 --> 00:40:49.947 If anything, they'll take a closer look at you, 00:40:49.948 --> 00:40:52.542 who recently had a very heated disagreement with the victim 00:40:52.543 --> 00:40:55.082 over your funding... which he cut. 00:41:01.709 --> 00:41:02.835 That's insane. 00:41:07.840 --> 00:41:09.057 Dean! 00:41:11.928 --> 00:41:14.022 Dean, I need your help. 00:41:15.598 --> 00:41:17.516 Sara's producing eggs now. 00:41:17.517 --> 00:41:19.986 We can build something, something amazing. 00:41:21.229 --> 00:41:24.859 You walk away now, it's back to beakers and Bunsen burners. 00:41:25.441 --> 00:41:27.280 I like beakers and Bunsen burners. 00:41:27.281 --> 00:41:30.821 You're upset, I know. This part of it isn't pleasant. 00:41:30.822 --> 00:41:33.198 - It's in the name of science, Dean. - In the name of science?! 00:41:33.199 --> 00:41:34.416 Come on. You gotta give me something better than that! 00:41:34.417 --> 00:41:36.912 The end result, the end result. The outcome. 00:41:38.037 --> 00:41:41.462 Don't ever lose sight of what that all will mean, Dean. 00:42:01.060 --> 00:42:02.403 I want shared credit. 00:42:04.439 --> 00:42:05.531 What? 00:42:05.773 --> 00:42:07.901 My name next to yours on everything we do. 00:42:16.659 --> 00:42:17.659 Ag reed. 00:42:20.496 --> 00:42:21.776 I was sure you'd turn that down. 00:42:21.831 --> 00:42:24.004 What, and give you a graceful way out? 00:42:25.543 --> 00:42:28.171 Truth is, you don't want a way out. Not after what you've seen. 00:42:45.188 --> 00:42:46.360 Give me Turner's keys. 00:42:48.858 --> 00:42:51.111 I'll get rid of the car. 00:43:03.456 --> 00:43:05.959 Easy. Easy. 00:43:22.225 --> 00:43:25.274 - Now we gotta find Sara. - How? 00:43:25.478 --> 00:43:27.572 You don't even know what she looks like at this age. 00:43:27.573 --> 00:43:31.409 No, no. I'll know her when I see her. 00:43:32.527 --> 00:43:34.903 She could be anywhere. 00:43:34.904 --> 00:43:37.999 No, she's close by. 00:43:41.577 --> 00:43:44.079 It's Saturday night... 00:43:44.080 --> 00:43:46.082 in a college town. 00:43:51.129 --> 00:43:54.383 Mating opportunities everywhere. 00:44:31.169 --> 00:44:32.466 Oh! 00:44:44.098 --> 00:44:45.270 Whoo! 00:44:46.267 --> 00:44:50.568 Damn, baby! Oh! 00:45:01.908 --> 00:45:03.330 All right, my turn. 00:45:04.368 --> 00:45:07.338 I always wanted a girl who could kick my ass. 00:45:13.085 --> 00:45:14.837 How about putting a little tongue on that? 00:45:20.843 --> 00:45:22.971 You don't want the tongue. 00:45:23.638 --> 00:45:25.060 Agh! 00:45:38.402 --> 00:45:40.320 She's not here. 00:45:40.321 --> 00:45:42.072 What if she doesn't come back? 00:45:42.073 --> 00:45:44.167 - She will. - How do you know? 00:45:45.701 --> 00:45:50.163 We've accepted her, provided her with food and shelter. 00:45:50.164 --> 00:45:51.962 You look beat. Get some sleep. 00:45:53.709 --> 00:45:55.382 Thanks. 00:46:14.063 --> 00:46:15.736 Lent day. 00:46:26.701 --> 00:46:29.420 Dear, are you all right? 00:46:30.329 --> 00:46:33.331 Honey, you must be freezing. You got a name? 00:46:33.332 --> 00:46:34.708 I'm Colleen. 00:46:34.709 --> 00:46:38.009 Come on, let me give you a ride home. It's okay. 00:46:38.254 --> 00:46:39.676 It's okay. Come on. 00:46:47.138 --> 00:46:48.606 Don't feel bad. 00:46:49.765 --> 00:46:51.813 There really aren't any good men in the world. 00:46:52.310 --> 00:46:53.653 So what do you do? 00:46:54.312 --> 00:46:58.523 Sometimes, you settle for less. 00:46:58.524 --> 00:47:03.371 Other times, you curl up in bed with a book and a Dove bar. 00:47:07.033 --> 00:47:10.333 Oh, I know. I'm a huge sci-fi geek. 00:47:12.872 --> 00:47:17.208 All that Roswell stuff? It's real. 00:47:17.209 --> 00:47:20.554 I'm going to a convention next month on government conspiracies. 00:47:22.548 --> 00:47:25.176 I even know how to defend myself against alien abduction. 00:47:26.552 --> 00:47:29.554 - You do? - Oh, believe me. 00:47:29.555 --> 00:47:32.604 We are living in a world of high strangeness. 00:47:35.478 --> 00:47:36.445 Turn here! 00:47:36.446 --> 00:47:38.605 - I thought you said... - Turn! 00:47:38.606 --> 00:47:40.108 Fine. 00:47:42.693 --> 00:47:43.693 Stop! 00:47:57.249 --> 00:48:00.549 Sweetie, there's nothing out here. 00:48:20.773 --> 00:48:23.526 What... Where are you going? 00:48:51.887 --> 00:48:53.355 Oh, my God! 00:49:06.277 --> 00:49:08.736 Oh, my God! What, are you crazy? 00:49:08.737 --> 00:49:10.614 What are you doing running? 00:49:13.659 --> 00:49:15.457 What are you doing? 00:49:17.746 --> 00:49:19.373 Oh, my God! 00:49:20.458 --> 00:49:21.584 Oh, no. 00:49:23.711 --> 00:49:25.179 Oh, my God. 00:49:27.381 --> 00:49:28.758 God... 00:49:29.842 --> 00:49:32.641 Oh, my God! Oh, God! 00:49:46.901 --> 00:49:48.995 Oh, God! Start! Start! 00:49:49.820 --> 00:49:51.905 Start! 00:49:51.906 --> 00:49:53.740 Okay, okay! That's it! 00:49:53.741 --> 00:49:56.290 Okay! Okay! Just go! 00:49:59.705 --> 00:50:01.503 Somebody help me! 00:50:46.835 --> 00:50:48.553 Asshole. 00:50:48.963 --> 00:50:51.798 Wakey, wakey, sunshine. 00:50:51.799 --> 00:50:52.766 What time is it? 00:50:52.767 --> 00:50:56.636 - So what's her name? - Who? 00:50:56.637 --> 00:50:59.561 Whoever you were out with till 3:00 last night. 00:51:02.601 --> 00:51:04.319 It was nobody. 00:51:05.813 --> 00:51:08.066 - Where are you going? - Got to go to class. 00:51:10.943 --> 00:51:12.741 On Sunday? 00:51:18.492 --> 00:51:19.835 Hmm. 00:52:03.245 --> 00:52:04.588 Hello? 00:52:06.165 --> 00:52:09.169 Hey, listen, sorry I'm late. My alarm clock didn't go off. 00:52:09.376 --> 00:52:10.719 Hello? 00:52:12.379 --> 00:52:14.005 - Who are you? - I'm Dean. 00:52:14.006 --> 00:52:15.806 - You must be Sara. - How do you know my name? 00:52:15.841 --> 00:52:19.891 Because I'm working for Abbot. Please let me go. Please. 00:52:45.412 --> 00:52:48.040 You're late. Again! 00:52:49.166 --> 00:52:50.634 Sorry. 00:52:51.752 --> 00:52:53.971 I just met Sara. She's friendly. 00:52:56.632 --> 00:53:01.183 It's better to stay away from her as much as you can. 00:53:02.096 --> 00:53:07.523 No reason for you two to have any unnecessary interactions. 00:53:07.976 --> 00:53:10.149 And another thing. 00:53:10.521 --> 00:53:13.650 She's not to be told what we're doing down here, all right? 00:53:13.651 --> 00:53:19.702 As far as she knows, we're just observing and studying her. 00:53:23.242 --> 00:53:26.621 The half-breed's immune system is shredded. 00:53:29.123 --> 00:53:32.673 Lungs clogged with every imaginable toxin. 00:53:33.752 --> 00:53:36.631 All of them will end up like this, I'd wager. 00:53:38.257 --> 00:53:41.261 - The same thing happen to Sara? - No, no, no. 00:53:43.470 --> 00:53:49.568 Her superior DNA should keep her quite healthy. 00:53:52.062 --> 00:53:54.110 Let me bring you up to speed. 00:53:55.357 --> 00:53:58.029 From Project Athena, using Fitch's files, 00:53:58.030 --> 00:54:00.199 I've done a comparative DNA analysis 00:54:00.988 --> 00:54:04.538 of the three generations of alien species. 00:54:04.950 --> 00:54:07.544 Sil... the original. 00:54:08.996 --> 00:54:11.711 Created with equal amounts human and alien DNA. 00:54:11.712 --> 00:54:13.459 It's not a bad effort, really. 00:54:15.961 --> 00:54:19.636 This, of course, is Eve... genetic duplicate of the original. 00:54:21.008 --> 00:54:24.478 Blood chemistry was highly toxic in both subjects. 00:54:25.888 --> 00:54:29.984 Behavior unpredictable, often aggressive. 00:54:31.977 --> 00:54:34.105 Disease-free. 00:54:34.605 --> 00:54:36.653 Slightly susceptible to hydrochlorine solutions. 00:54:38.609 --> 00:54:40.361 Half-breeds... 00:54:40.527 --> 00:54:43.199 first life forms created naturally, outside the lab. 00:54:43.200 --> 00:54:45.575 Mother was human, father was an astronaut 00:54:46.325 --> 00:54:48.202 infected by the alien strain... 00:54:49.912 --> 00:54:54.884 resulting in unstable offspring riddled with disease. 00:54:55.042 --> 00:54:58.717 Evolutionary mistakes with no defense against infection. 00:55:00.380 --> 00:55:03.850 Now we have perfection. 00:55:04.259 --> 00:55:05.932 Or close to it. 00:55:06.345 --> 00:55:09.770 With a half-human mother, Sara still has traces of our DNA, 00:55:09.771 --> 00:55:12.735 but she is the purest species yet. 00:55:12.893 --> 00:55:13.985 NOTE... 00:55:19.566 --> 00:55:22.069 I'm going out now. Don't try to stop me. 00:55:23.111 --> 00:55:25.364 Have I stood in your way, Sara? 00:55:25.531 --> 00:55:26.703 This is your home, not a prison. 00:55:26.704 --> 00:55:29.417 We're your friends. Do as you like. 00:55:36.041 --> 00:55:37.167 Oh... 00:55:37.835 --> 00:55:39.275 You're not just gonna let her go out? 00:55:40.170 --> 00:55:41.387 Why not? 00:55:43.006 --> 00:55:45.429 What about secrecy? What about harvesting the eggs? 00:55:45.592 --> 00:55:47.811 - That's the plan, right? - Certainly. 00:55:48.595 --> 00:55:50.142 Well, anything could happen to her out there. 00:55:50.143 --> 00:55:51.806 What if she doesn't come back? 00:55:51.807 --> 00:55:53.309 She came back last night, didn't she? 00:55:54.017 --> 00:55:57.317 Sara has eliminated our species as potential partners. 00:55:59.231 --> 00:56:02.986 As a purer strain, she has no genetic partner. 00:56:03.402 --> 00:56:06.076 Plainly put, the girl can't get laid. Can you give me a hand? 00:56:30.888 --> 00:56:33.016 Hey, you know this Project Athena? 00:56:33.181 --> 00:56:34.433 Seems this guy, Dr. Fitch, 00:56:34.600 --> 00:56:37.570 already tried growing a creature from its own DNA. 00:56:39.062 --> 00:56:41.108 The thing nearly destroyed the isolation chamber 00:56:41.109 --> 00:56:42.779 before they incinerated it. 00:56:43.817 --> 00:56:48.112 I have no intention of repeating Dr. Fitch's failures. 00:56:48.113 --> 00:56:51.617 Obviously, pure alien DNA is too volatile on its own. 00:56:52.367 --> 00:56:53.993 Once we inject it into Sara's eggs, though, 00:56:53.994 --> 00:56:57.214 her human chromosome should temper the mixture. 00:56:58.206 --> 00:57:00.174 What about Sara? How's she gonna feel about this? 00:57:00.175 --> 00:57:02.088 Sara doesn't have any feelings. 00:57:02.089 --> 00:57:04.554 Let's get on with this. We have a lot to do. 00:57:38.747 --> 00:57:40.790 - May I help you? - I need a room. 00:57:40.791 --> 00:57:41.791 Yes, sir. 00:57:42.250 --> 00:57:43.593 Please sign here. 00:58:28.797 --> 00:58:31.590 - Something's wrong. - Nothing's wrong. 00:58:31.591 --> 00:58:33.013 There's something wrong with you. 00:58:33.176 --> 00:58:34.769 - A sickness... - I'm fine. 00:58:34.770 --> 00:58:37.480 You're not fine! You're dying! 00:58:46.440 --> 00:58:48.693 Don't turn your back on us! 00:59:39.910 --> 00:59:41.628 Hi. 00:59:45.624 --> 00:59:47.501 Sara, wait. 00:59:48.001 --> 00:59:50.971 I wanted to show you something, if it's all right. 00:59:51.671 --> 00:59:53.139 Why don't you sit down? 01:00:04.601 --> 01:00:05.648 What is this? 01:00:06.228 --> 01:00:09.528 It's chess. It's a game. It's fun. 01:00:11.399 --> 01:00:14.485 This is the king, and it's the most valuable piece, 01:00:14.486 --> 01:00:15.578 but it's also the most vulnerable. 01:00:15.579 --> 01:00:18.995 And there's other pieces, and they all move. 01:00:19.908 --> 01:00:21.659 That's the rule book, but it's long and boring. 01:00:21.660 --> 01:00:23.300 - It's easier if I just show you. - Start. 01:00:24.871 --> 01:00:27.465 - What? - White moves first. 01:00:30.001 --> 01:00:31.001 All right. 01:00:55.652 --> 01:00:56.699 You've played before. 01:00:58.280 --> 01:00:59.372 No. 01:01:02.450 --> 01:01:06.455 Wait, you don't mean just by picking up that book, you could... 01:01:07.873 --> 01:01:08.965 That's right. 01:01:11.126 --> 01:01:12.173 You're kidding, right? 01:01:16.631 --> 01:01:18.224 Wow. 01:01:22.721 --> 01:01:23.973 Checkmate. 01:01:28.185 --> 01:01:29.858 How can you do that? 01:01:30.687 --> 01:01:32.485 I have to sleep now. 01:01:34.316 --> 01:01:35.316 Okay... 01:01:38.195 --> 01:01:40.789 Listen... maybe we could, you know, sometime... 01:01:41.406 --> 01:01:43.079 Agh! 01:02:26.701 --> 01:02:28.077 Yo. 01:02:28.078 --> 01:02:29.295 What happened to your hand? 01:02:29.496 --> 01:02:31.715 It was a Bunsen burner. 01:02:33.208 --> 01:02:34.835 Seen the departmental website today? 01:02:35.001 --> 01:02:38.096 - Amazing! - What about it? 01:02:43.134 --> 01:02:46.804 "Hi, my name's Amelia, and I am looking for anyone 01:02:46.805 --> 01:02:48.853 in an accredited biochemistry program 01:02:49.015 --> 01:02:54.363 who's recently done work in advanced DNA electroporation." 01:02:56.481 --> 01:02:58.154 Jesus, look at her! 01:02:58.858 --> 01:03:02.408 Those eyes, man. Those bedroom eyes, man. 01:03:03.196 --> 01:03:05.244 Come on, she can't look like that and be a biochemist. 01:03:05.245 --> 01:03:07.208 Who cares what she is? 01:03:11.246 --> 01:03:12.247 What are you doing? 01:03:12.831 --> 01:03:15.584 I gotta see just how crazy this chick is. 01:03:16.334 --> 01:03:18.052 You're an idiot. 01:03:21.506 --> 01:03:23.850 Dude, dude! There's already an answer. 01:03:23.851 --> 01:03:25.592 Hi. This is Amelia. 01:03:25.593 --> 01:03:26.719 Get out your credit card. 01:03:26.720 --> 01:03:29.143 She's definitely crazy... I'm in love. 01:03:29.347 --> 01:03:32.271 Before we speak directly, I need to ask you a few questions. 01:03:32.600 --> 01:03:35.854 Have you done any unusual lab work in protoplastic cell suspension? 01:03:36.271 --> 01:03:38.692 Specifically, any kind of transmembrane conductivity 01:03:38.693 --> 01:03:40.317 and permeability diffusion? 01:03:40.483 --> 01:03:41.826 I'm looking for a man who has measured 01:03:41.827 --> 01:03:45.573 pore coefficients greater than 10e minus 16 meters squared per second. 01:03:45.574 --> 01:03:47.950 If you're that man, please submit some sample data 01:03:47.951 --> 01:03:50.326 in the response body of an e-mail to me. 01:03:50.327 --> 01:03:52.455 If I like what you write, we can meet. 01:03:53.038 --> 01:03:55.086 I promise you won't be disappointed. 01:03:57.584 --> 01:04:00.212 Okay... that's annoying. 01:04:00.378 --> 01:04:01.630 Turn your computer off. 01:04:01.963 --> 01:04:03.089 Just turn it off. 01:04:03.673 --> 01:04:05.846 Hey! What's your problem?! 01:04:06.634 --> 01:04:08.307 You've been acting squirrelly for clays now... 01:04:08.308 --> 01:04:11.889 sneaking around, disappearing. 01:04:11.890 --> 01:04:13.142 What's up? 01:04:16.436 --> 01:04:19.155 Nothing. 01:04:29.157 --> 01:04:31.784 Sir, Echelon picked this up during a morning sweep. 01:04:31.785 --> 01:04:34.828 - What is it? - Mass e-mail. 01:04:34.829 --> 01:04:37.331 Went out to servers at every biochem program in North America. 01:04:37.332 --> 01:04:39.628 The terminology is highly specialized. 01:04:39.629 --> 01:04:42.345 Certain key words resonate exactly with Project Athena. 01:04:44.172 --> 01:04:46.891 - Athena... - Wasn't that shut down? 01:04:48.343 --> 01:04:51.267 - I want this girl found. - Yes, sir. 01:05:03.274 --> 01:05:05.572 You know, I've been meaning to tell you. 01:05:05.902 --> 01:05:08.781 I think it's a big mistake for you to start having feelings for Sara. 01:05:09.280 --> 01:05:10.280 Feelings? 01:05:10.573 --> 01:05:12.915 - She's just gonna break your heart. - Who said I had feelings for her? 01:05:12.916 --> 01:05:14.454 And I understand the temptation, of course. 01:05:14.455 --> 01:05:15.499 I don't have feelings for her. 01:05:15.500 --> 01:05:17.960 Listen, I know she's not attracted to humans, all right? 01:05:17.961 --> 01:05:20.755 Everything she does is only in her own biological interest. 01:05:20.756 --> 01:05:23.424 I know this. And listen. Do me a favor. 01:05:24.087 --> 01:05:28.012 I'll steal equipment, I'll dissect aliens, I'll even bury bodies. 01:05:28.174 --> 01:05:30.050 Just don't give me any more dating advice. 01:05:30.051 --> 01:05:31.553 - Please. - Okay. 01:05:32.637 --> 01:05:33.934 Hey. 01:05:36.933 --> 01:05:38.981 No one knows anything about this, right? 01:05:39.144 --> 01:05:40.612 Of course not. 01:05:59.038 --> 01:06:00.164 Ah, there you are. 01:06:02.459 --> 01:06:03.899 We need to take another blood sample. 01:06:04.002 --> 01:06:05.720 You know the drill. 01:06:34.199 --> 01:06:35.701 You look tense. 01:06:46.920 --> 01:06:49.880 And your blood pressure's... 01:06:49.881 --> 01:06:51.428 140. 01:06:53.635 --> 01:06:54.887 ...way up. 01:06:59.307 --> 01:07:00.307 What's wrong? 01:07:01.267 --> 01:07:03.315 I'd prefer it if Dean took my blood. 01:07:05.230 --> 01:07:06.777 Dean? 01:07:11.528 --> 01:07:12.780 Very well. 01:07:34.634 --> 01:07:37.683 This won't take long. 01:08:34.527 --> 01:08:36.903 What the hell is that?! 01:08:36.904 --> 01:08:38.781 Must be another half-breed. 01:08:41.034 --> 01:08:42.034 What are you doing? 01:08:42.785 --> 01:08:44.128 I equipped the lab with a fail-safe. 01:08:44.129 --> 01:08:45.495 Hydrochloride gas. 01:08:45.496 --> 01:08:47.588 But it's toxic to Sara, too! Come on, we gotta get her! 01:08:47.589 --> 01:08:48.589 No! Stay! 01:08:48.958 --> 01:08:50.958 What about the project? You can't just let her die! 01:08:51.210 --> 01:08:52.336 It's already in here! 01:08:52.629 --> 01:08:55.309 - You already harvested her eggs? - The first night of her maturity. 01:08:55.715 --> 01:08:57.215 She never knew. 01:08:57.216 --> 01:08:58.776 Did it under anesthesia while she slept. 01:08:59.135 --> 01:09:00.335 That's why you let her go out. 01:09:19.906 --> 01:09:21.579 Oh, come on, look! He's raping her! 01:09:21.580 --> 01:09:23.417 No, Dean! No! 01:09:36.673 --> 01:09:37.673 Damn it! 01:09:45.973 --> 01:09:47.808 Go! 01:09:47.809 --> 01:09:50.688 Go! Go! Go! Get Sara! 01:09:52.480 --> 01:09:54.232 So! So! So! 01:10:06.035 --> 01:10:07.161 Abbot! 01:10:10.081 --> 01:10:11.081 Abbot! 01:10:20.758 --> 01:10:21.758 Ah... 01:10:32.562 --> 01:10:34.777 All right, listen to me. Listen to me, all right? 01:10:34.778 --> 01:10:37.821 You're gonna be okay, all right? You're gonna be okay! 01:10:37.822 --> 01:10:38.864 I doubt it. 01:10:39.902 --> 01:10:40.903 Come on. 01:10:45.324 --> 01:10:49.795 Absurd... can't possibly end like this. 01:10:49.996 --> 01:10:53.081 No, it's not, okay? I'm gonna go to the E.R. Come on! 01:10:53.082 --> 01:10:54.682 I'm going to the E.R. Right now! Come on! 01:10:59.297 --> 01:11:03.347 The half-breeds... they'll keep coming. 01:11:04.385 --> 01:11:06.353 More and more! Dangerous! 01:11:07.346 --> 01:11:08.768 The eggs! 01:11:10.600 --> 01:11:15.322 Do it, Dean... create the new species. 01:11:24.781 --> 01:11:26.499 Do it... 01:12:16.999 --> 01:12:19.252 Your life's in danger. 01:12:19.460 --> 01:12:20.757 I don't understand. 01:12:21.212 --> 01:12:24.011 You see that thing there? That contains your eggs. 01:12:24.632 --> 01:12:26.009 Alien ova, you understand? 01:12:26.634 --> 01:12:28.054 The half-breeds need it so they can create 01:12:28.055 --> 01:12:29.474 a viable continuation of their line. 01:12:29.475 --> 01:12:31.973 And Abbot wanted it... 01:12:32.723 --> 01:12:34.976 Abbot wanted it so he could create an even purer strain, 01:12:35.184 --> 01:12:36.982 so they'd give him the Nobel prize. 01:12:37.895 --> 01:12:40.146 But I think we should just put an end 01:12:40.147 --> 01:12:41.947 to this whole little Garden of Eden right now. 01:12:42.149 --> 01:12:43.149 What about me? 01:12:44.485 --> 01:12:48.285 Sara, you could have a lifespan of 400 years, for all I know. 01:12:48.489 --> 01:12:51.993 And if I don't reproduce, the threat to your own species ends with me? 01:12:54.161 --> 01:12:55.162 That's right. 01:12:55.746 --> 01:12:58.590 But with the DNA you've collected, you can create more like me. 01:12:59.000 --> 01:13:00.377 Sara, listen to me. 01:13:01.502 --> 01:13:03.925 Just because we can do something doesn't mean we should. 01:13:42.168 --> 01:13:44.387 Well, I guess this is it, Doctor. 01:14:05.524 --> 01:14:07.947 Ammonium nitrate and perchloric acid. 01:14:08.986 --> 01:14:11.330 Hope you'd approve. 01:14:40.518 --> 01:14:41.518 Sara? 01:14:47.984 --> 01:14:50.157 Sara, are you in here? 01:14:58.327 --> 01:14:59.327 Sara. 01:17:10.417 --> 01:17:11.714 We sh... we shouldn't do this. 01:17:12.711 --> 01:17:14.008 Don't you want me, Dean? 01:17:16.006 --> 01:17:20.182 Yeah, of course I do, but... why do you want me? 01:17:22.763 --> 01:17:24.731 I just do. 01:17:34.400 --> 01:17:36.994 You're not attracted to humans. 01:17:41.532 --> 01:17:42.532 You want something. 01:17:46.662 --> 01:17:49.290 Abbot's work was important. 01:17:49.498 --> 01:17:53.344 The species must continue. It's up to you. 01:17:55.296 --> 01:18:00.553 Why don't you just think of it as a simple exchange of services? 01:18:02.761 --> 01:18:04.308 Fuck it. 01:18:36.378 --> 01:18:37.755 I can't. 01:18:41.800 --> 01:18:43.973 It's up to you, Dean. 01:18:51.018 --> 01:18:52.520 Hey, what's up? 01:18:57.149 --> 01:19:00.403 - Did you hear about Abbot? - What about Abbot? 01:19:01.695 --> 01:19:04.619 He's gone, dude... went missing. 01:19:05.074 --> 01:19:07.122 Just like Dr. Turner. 01:19:07.993 --> 01:19:09.791 That's two profs in one semester. 01:19:10.454 --> 01:19:14.175 I wonder if there's some kind of specialized serial killer out there. 01:19:16.377 --> 01:19:18.675 So, anyway... 01:19:20.547 --> 01:19:21.799 ...I heard back from Amelia. 01:19:25.803 --> 01:19:27.771 - Amelia? - Yeah. 01:19:28.222 --> 01:19:30.598 The honey on the internet? 01:19:30.599 --> 01:19:32.600 The one who wanted the information on electroporation. 01:19:32.601 --> 01:19:37.482 - You got in touch with her? - Yeah. She liked the data. 01:19:39.733 --> 01:19:40.733 What data? 01:19:44.113 --> 01:19:45.865 Something you wanna tell me? 01:19:49.576 --> 01:19:50.873 What are you talking about, Hastings? 01:19:50.874 --> 01:19:55.045 - You left your notebook here one day. - You went through my shit? 01:19:56.208 --> 01:19:59.382 - Jesus, man! Why did you do that?! - It's genetically impossible! 01:19:59.962 --> 01:20:01.680 So what the hell is it? 01:20:02.548 --> 01:20:05.518 Look, I just... I can't tell you right now, all right? I'm sorry. 01:20:05.519 --> 01:20:07.885 She said the data was perfect. 01:20:07.886 --> 01:20:10.184 And then she starts in with all kinds of other questions. 01:20:10.185 --> 01:20:14.651 Who was I? Where did I get it? Did I have any contact with alien life? 01:20:15.352 --> 01:20:17.696 At that point, I'm like, "All right, the chick really is crazy." 01:20:17.697 --> 01:20:21.192 Wait a minute. She has your e-mail address. 01:20:21.775 --> 01:20:24.485 - So? - So she can find us! 01:20:24.486 --> 01:20:27.205 Us? So what? She's just some harmless crazy chick! 01:20:30.826 --> 01:20:31.918 Right? 01:21:03.942 --> 01:21:05.194 What'll it be? 01:21:06.528 --> 01:21:08.622 This is a gas station, right? 01:21:11.533 --> 01:21:12.533 Fill it up. 01:21:12.826 --> 01:21:16.330 Are you sure you don't need something else? 01:21:17.664 --> 01:21:19.874 Yeah. 01:21:19.875 --> 01:21:21.297 Tell me where I can pee. 01:21:22.711 --> 01:21:24.884 There's a women's room around the back. 01:21:27.174 --> 01:21:29.268 Check the oil, too... 01:21:29.676 --> 01:21:32.054 Unless that's too hard for you. 01:21:51.532 --> 01:21:54.126 - Nice ride. - Got that right. 01:22:22.896 --> 01:22:24.864 There's no soap in here. 01:22:25.315 --> 01:22:27.784 Maybe you should file a complaint. 01:22:28.777 --> 01:22:30.996 Maybe you should get out of here. 01:22:33.157 --> 01:22:36.787 Maybe I should teach you some manners. 01:22:38.662 --> 01:22:40.460 Maybe you should. 01:22:58.432 --> 01:23:00.560 - Come on. - All right. 01:23:09.735 --> 01:23:11.282 Jesus! Stop! 01:23:11.945 --> 01:23:13.538 You're goddamn killing me! 01:23:14.323 --> 01:23:15.843 What do you say we join the party, huh? 01:23:19.495 --> 01:23:20.667 Oh, shit! 01:23:21.288 --> 01:23:23.040 - Yeah! - Hell, yeah! 01:23:48.649 --> 01:23:49.649 Cobb? 01:23:51.109 --> 01:23:52.281 Cobb, you okay? 01:24:07.793 --> 01:24:09.136 Done worn him out. 01:24:21.056 --> 01:24:22.478 Cobb? 01:25:09.646 --> 01:25:12.024 I'm coming, I'm coming. 01:25:16.945 --> 01:25:20.575 I'm Amelia. You must be Hastings. 01:25:22.200 --> 01:25:24.328 Where can I go and freshen up? 01:25:59.488 --> 01:26:02.116 So, you want a drink or something? 01:26:14.002 --> 01:26:17.176 So... how was your trip? 01:26:18.048 --> 01:26:21.598 - Where's your lab? - Lab? 01:26:22.469 --> 01:26:26.305 I wanna see it. I wanna see everything. 01:26:26.306 --> 01:26:30.186 And after that, you'll get your reward. 01:26:33.271 --> 01:26:35.147 - You sure you don't wanna...? - Tell me something. 01:26:35.148 --> 01:26:37.025 Where did you get your specimen from, anyway? 01:26:37.651 --> 01:26:38.868 We never talked about that. 01:26:38.869 --> 01:26:42.615 - Specimen? - Something wrong? 01:26:43.573 --> 01:26:44.699 No. 01:26:48.328 --> 01:26:49.375 Who else lives here? 01:26:51.373 --> 01:26:53.046 No one. Just me. 01:26:58.505 --> 01:27:03.636 Okay... look... you know, it was all a joke? 01:27:04.136 --> 01:27:06.512 The data I sent you was fake. 01:27:06.513 --> 01:27:10.108 - I made it up. - You didn't make up that data. 01:27:11.893 --> 01:27:14.013 Now, why don't you just tell me where you got it from? 01:27:14.187 --> 01:27:16.235 I told you. I made it up. 01:27:18.024 --> 01:27:19.241 Hastings. 01:27:21.528 --> 01:27:23.997 It seems you haven't been completely honest with me. 01:27:24.489 --> 01:27:27.663 And from now on, that's gonna change. 01:27:27.826 --> 01:27:29.306 I came here to get something from you, 01:27:29.453 --> 01:27:30.875 and you are gonna give it to me. 01:27:33.707 --> 01:27:36.125 Trust me, you're much better off 01:27:36.126 --> 01:27:39.505 making me happy than making me mad. 01:28:24.800 --> 01:28:27.051 Hey! Hey! We gotta get out of the hallway! 01:28:27.052 --> 01:28:28.304 - Stop! Stop! - We gotta get out of the hallway! 01:28:28.305 --> 01:28:29.646 - Come on! - No! 01:28:45.779 --> 01:28:46.779 Oh, shit! 01:29:48.967 --> 01:29:50.469 Get in, Dean. 01:30:08.987 --> 01:30:12.287 It seems we still have a problem with Project Athena. 01:30:13.658 --> 01:30:16.535 Who are you? How do you know my name? 01:30:16.536 --> 01:30:19.413 What do they want? These things? 01:30:19.414 --> 01:30:21.212 Why kidnap your roommate? 01:30:25.420 --> 01:30:26.967 I can't be sure. 01:30:28.340 --> 01:30:30.900 My best guess is that they need someone with scientific knowledge 01:30:31.092 --> 01:30:34.062 to help them bioengineer a new strain of species. 01:30:34.063 --> 01:30:36.898 - A new species? - Yeah. 01:30:37.307 --> 01:30:39.730 'Cause the current one's about to go extinct. 01:30:40.101 --> 01:30:42.862 And if they can't get my help, they'll get my horny roommate to do it. 01:30:43.396 --> 01:30:46.400 - We can't let 'em breed. - Who'd you say you worked for? 01:30:46.733 --> 01:30:48.155 I didn't. 01:30:50.695 --> 01:30:53.244 Look, we've been down this road before... twice. 01:30:54.074 --> 01:30:55.792 The two previous operations of containment 01:30:55.992 --> 01:30:58.996 resulted in a $700 million bill from the U.S. Army 01:30:59.162 --> 01:31:01.290 and a six-week investigation by Congress. 01:31:01.291 --> 01:31:04.714 I have neither the budget nor the stomach to go through that again. 01:31:05.251 --> 01:31:07.128 Besides, when I think of those operations, 01:31:07.295 --> 01:31:09.969 the word "overkill" comes to mind. 01:31:10.465 --> 01:31:12.304 So you work for the government. 01:31:12.305 --> 01:31:14.098 No, I'm a limousine driver. 01:31:17.722 --> 01:31:19.599 Unfortunately, the current administration 01:31:19.808 --> 01:31:24.025 has much less of an appetite for science fiction, shall we say? 01:31:24.026 --> 01:31:27.820 So I'm not here in an official capacity, and we won't be taking care of this 01:31:28.400 --> 01:31:29.617 in an official capacity. 01:31:29.618 --> 01:31:31.202 What are you gonna do? 01:31:33.071 --> 01:31:36.871 You and I are taking care of this in an unofficial capacity. 01:31:54.926 --> 01:31:58.430 She's probably found Sara and brought Hastings back to Abbot's lab. 01:31:58.930 --> 01:32:00.681 All the equipment's there for the DNA cloning. 01:32:00.682 --> 01:32:02.558 Blazing in won't do us any good. 01:32:02.559 --> 01:32:04.778 We need to figure out a weakness on Sara. 01:32:05.478 --> 01:32:08.231 You can hack into Abbot's database, right? 01:32:08.648 --> 01:32:10.742 - Yeah, I think so. - Good. Do it. 01:32:12.027 --> 01:32:13.324 Yes, sir. 01:32:47.645 --> 01:32:49.898 Have you made any progress yet? 01:32:50.190 --> 01:32:52.067 It's confusing, all this stuff. 01:32:52.525 --> 01:32:54.573 Maybe it's a question of focus. 01:33:04.454 --> 01:33:05.922 Now, get on with it. 01:33:13.922 --> 01:33:15.924 Do you intend to kill him? 01:33:16.257 --> 01:33:19.101 So what if he dies? There's a college campus here. 01:33:19.302 --> 01:33:21.350 I can find another scientist. 01:33:33.358 --> 01:33:35.150 What are you looking at? 01:33:35.151 --> 01:33:37.995 Abbot made physiology schematics of the aliens. 01:33:38.446 --> 01:33:40.289 - We're running out of time. - I know. 01:33:40.290 --> 01:33:41.328 Any weaknesses? 01:33:42.242 --> 01:33:44.711 Well, the half-breeds have failing immune systems, 01:33:44.869 --> 01:33:47.543 so we should be able to kill Amelia with any common contaminant. 01:33:48.123 --> 01:33:49.500 What kind of contaminant? 01:33:50.208 --> 01:33:54.008 Hydrochlorine gas. Should produce a fatal infection. 01:33:54.254 --> 01:33:57.758 That won't work on Sara. How the hell are we gonna kill her? 01:34:56.649 --> 01:34:59.118 - Where do you think you're going? - This isn't my problem. 01:34:59.652 --> 01:35:01.199 Look at me! 01:35:06.242 --> 01:35:08.870 You might be fine now. What about later? 01:35:11.289 --> 01:35:14.213 You're our only hope. It's up to you now. 01:35:36.481 --> 01:35:38.199 Your ova cells look okay. 01:35:39.067 --> 01:35:41.320 You can see on that monitor right there. 01:35:42.737 --> 01:35:45.832 I should be able to inject the DNA directly into it. 01:35:46.491 --> 01:35:47.743 What happens after that? 01:35:48.868 --> 01:35:50.744 We'll have to grow it to maturity 01:35:50.745 --> 01:35:52.418 in a solution of carbon-based molecules... 01:35:52.419 --> 01:35:53.881 a membrane bag, basically. 01:35:54.707 --> 01:35:56.458 Once embryo growth has started, 01:35:56.459 --> 01:35:58.177 we just keep increasing the container size 01:35:58.178 --> 01:36:00.012 until it's developed enough to breathe air. 01:36:02.382 --> 01:36:03.599 Go ahead. 01:36:25.029 --> 01:36:30.701 - What are you waiting for? - Please... don't make me do this. 01:36:30.702 --> 01:36:31.794 Do it. 01:36:50.346 --> 01:36:53.691 - They should be coming out soon. - This better work. 01:37:05.820 --> 01:37:07.367 He's got my eggs! 01:37:18.583 --> 01:37:19.755 There he is. 01:37:20.293 --> 01:37:21.761 Hey, you okay? 01:37:24.297 --> 01:37:25.881 So... how's things? 01:37:25.882 --> 01:37:28.385 - Wonderful. Is this them? - Yeah, the DNA and ova cells. 01:37:28.386 --> 01:37:30.637 All right, we got the container. They'll follow that. 01:37:30.638 --> 01:37:32.432 - Who's this guy? - My driver. 01:37:32.433 --> 01:37:36.060 Dude, you're right. I shouldn't have sent that e-mail. 01:37:36.061 --> 01:37:37.061 Just get in. 01:37:55.578 --> 01:37:57.205 Hey! Hold it right there! 01:38:21.437 --> 01:38:24.190 - I'm gonna need some time! - Give me the eggs! 01:38:26.692 --> 01:38:28.568 Listen, why don't I just head on home? 01:38:28.569 --> 01:38:31.413 Let's go! You're with me! 01:38:36.744 --> 01:38:38.087 This way! 01:39:10.194 --> 01:39:13.613 Warning! Containment door closing. 01:39:13.614 --> 01:39:15.912 Dr. Turner. Access granted. 01:39:16.742 --> 01:39:18.210 Reload password. 01:39:18.870 --> 01:39:20.122 Containment door closed. 01:39:21.747 --> 01:39:24.216 Tokamak depressurizing. 01:39:30.214 --> 01:39:32.808 Christ. It's the eggs. 01:39:33.217 --> 01:39:36.391 - She's following the eggs. - Exactly. 01:39:38.222 --> 01:39:39.815 That's the plan. Let's go! 01:39:47.648 --> 01:39:48.695 She's buying it. 01:40:04.582 --> 01:40:07.426 Where in the hell's Dean? He should be here! 01:40:23.893 --> 01:40:24.893 Dean! 01:40:38.157 --> 01:40:39.659 Take me to the control room. 01:40:51.087 --> 01:40:52.054 Up here! 01:40:52.055 --> 01:40:54.424 Warning! Tokamak depressurizing. 01:40:58.302 --> 01:40:59.678 What are you guys up to, anyway? 01:40:59.679 --> 01:41:00.726 Later. 01:41:04.183 --> 01:41:05.854 - The remote's gone! - What? 01:41:05.855 --> 01:41:08.354 He's taking control of the reactor. It's activated! 01:41:08.980 --> 01:41:11.151 He's lowering the pressure in the reactor room. 01:41:11.152 --> 01:41:13.071 You better know what you're doing, Dean. 01:41:13.401 --> 01:41:14.493 Who's in here? 01:41:18.698 --> 01:41:20.826 Hold it right there! Don't move! 01:41:39.135 --> 01:41:40.135 What? 01:41:41.929 --> 01:41:43.226 Something wrong with my face? 01:41:52.064 --> 01:41:53.441 One last thing. 01:42:11.459 --> 01:42:13.928 Warning! Tokamak depressurizing. 01:42:14.170 --> 01:42:17.299 - He's powering down the magnets! - Just stick to the plan, Dean. 01:42:17.300 --> 01:42:19.507 This thing's gonna blow! 01:42:19.508 --> 01:42:21.931 What are you talking about? This was not part of the plan! 01:42:32.188 --> 01:42:34.278 - Close the shaft, Dean. - Why? 01:42:34.279 --> 01:42:35.987 If he doesn't secure the shaft, 01:42:35.988 --> 01:42:37.947 the explosion will release into the atmosphere, 01:42:37.948 --> 01:42:39.320 taking all of us with it! 01:42:39.570 --> 01:42:41.197 What? 01:42:41.364 --> 01:42:43.492 Damn it, Dean, close down the shaft! 01:43:06.347 --> 01:43:08.348 Warning! Magnetic Failure. 01:43:08.349 --> 01:43:10.183 Now! Now! 01:43:10.184 --> 01:43:12.733 Now! Close the fucking shaft, Dean! 01:43:27.201 --> 01:43:28.703 - Magnetic... - Oh, shit! 01:43:40.005 --> 01:43:41.005 Sara, no! 01:43:49.807 --> 01:43:50.899 Oh, shit! Hold on! 01:43:58.357 --> 01:43:59.609 Hey, come on! 01:44:15.458 --> 01:44:16.458 I think it's over. 01:44:16.500 --> 01:44:20.587 Containment door secured. Magnets repowering. 01:44:20.588 --> 01:44:22.261 I guess he closed the shaft. 01:44:22.965 --> 01:44:24.308 Yeah. 01:44:25.009 --> 01:44:26.135 Let's go find Dean! 01:44:27.386 --> 01:44:28.683 Come on! Let's go! 01:44:38.939 --> 01:44:42.068 We're still trying to understand the cause of the explosion. 01:44:42.069 --> 01:44:46.789 The experimental reactor was located deep inside this power plant. 01:44:47.490 --> 01:44:50.869 The access records show that a man named Dr. Nicholas Turner 01:44:51.827 --> 01:44:53.703 was using the system at the time of the blast. 01:44:53.704 --> 01:44:57.379 If he survived it, we'd certainly like to talk to him. 01:44:57.917 --> 01:45:01.127 - You're awake! - Yeah. 01:45:01.128 --> 01:45:02.971 - How ya feeling? - Not bad. 01:45:05.633 --> 01:45:06.833 Doc says you're gonna be okay. 01:45:07.802 --> 01:45:08.802 Yeah. 01:45:09.094 --> 01:45:11.438 Oh, I brought your favorite dirty magazine. 01:45:14.600 --> 01:45:16.226 Did you see Wasach on TV? 01:45:16.227 --> 01:45:18.946 Yeah... said you should come see him sometime 01:45:19.438 --> 01:45:21.486 in Washington when you're feeling better. 01:45:21.982 --> 01:45:24.531 - Really? - It's all cool. 01:45:25.319 --> 01:45:26.946 Turner's taking the rap. 01:45:27.571 --> 01:45:29.994 He even thanked us on behalf of the government. 01:45:34.203 --> 01:45:36.626 Hey, listen, man, about this whole thing... 01:45:37.081 --> 01:45:38.081 I'm sorry. 01:45:39.208 --> 01:45:43.054 - I'm hungry. You hungry? - Yeah, sure. 01:46:43.814 --> 01:46:44.861 No. 01:46:46.984 --> 01:46:48.736 Oh, no. 01:46:53.115 --> 01:46:54.116 No! 01:47:08.505 --> 01:47:09.506 Dean! 01:47:12.051 --> 01:47:13.051 Hey! 01:47:14.261 --> 01:47:15.888 - What are you...? - What's up? 01:47:17.181 --> 01:47:18.603 What the hell is going on here? 01:47:19.308 --> 01:47:20.628 I'm just doing a little clean-up. 01:47:20.935 --> 01:47:22.403 No, I mean upstairs! There's... 01:47:23.062 --> 01:47:27.033 - Oh, Christ. - All right, just relax. 01:47:28.400 --> 01:47:30.152 There's something I haven't told you. 01:47:35.866 --> 01:47:36.866 Help! 01:47:37.952 --> 01:47:38.952 Sara! 01:47:41.038 --> 01:47:42.038 Come on! 01:47:44.750 --> 01:47:46.502 - You said it was over. - It is over. 01:47:47.086 --> 01:47:48.303 She's got what she wants now. 01:47:48.837 --> 01:47:51.090 What she... What did you do? 01:47:53.968 --> 01:47:56.187 There was still some remnants of the half-breed DNA, 01:47:56.762 --> 01:47:59.106 so I stripped away the damaging human strains 01:47:59.682 --> 01:48:00.682 and created him. 01:48:02.142 --> 01:48:05.066 You see, Abbot's mistake was relying on Sara's eggs. 01:48:05.521 --> 01:48:06.896 After all, she couldn't mate with anything 01:48:06.897 --> 01:48:08.417 that was from her own genetic material. 01:48:09.316 --> 01:48:12.115 So I created another one, solely from the other DNA. 01:48:13.988 --> 01:48:15.240 It's two separate lines. 01:48:26.000 --> 01:48:28.048 Well, you're on your own now, so... 01:48:28.585 --> 01:48:29.802 be careful. 01:48:31.213 --> 01:48:32.260 Sara, wait. 01:48:34.800 --> 01:48:38.270 That night on the catwalk, you saved my life, 01:48:39.596 --> 01:48:40.813 but your eggs were already gone. 01:48:40.814 --> 01:48:42.524 You had no more use for me. 01:48:44.309 --> 01:48:45.526 Why'd you do it? 01:48:48.355 --> 01:48:51.108 Maybe you'll find the answer to that someday. 01:49:00.200 --> 01:49:01.577 Well, that's just great. 01:49:02.202 --> 01:49:03.454 We go through all that, and in the end, 01:49:03.704 --> 01:49:05.047 you give her a goddamn boyfriend. 01:49:07.082 --> 01:49:08.334 Nobody should be alone, man. 01:49:11.462 --> 01:49:14.090 You've just sentenced the world to destruction, my friend. 01:49:14.091 --> 01:49:15.887 You realize once those two start mating... 01:49:16.633 --> 01:49:18.681 I didn't say he was fertile, did I? 01:49:20.554 --> 01:49:22.977 - You mean, you made him... - Sterile. 01:49:23.557 --> 01:49:26.106 I tweaked the chromosomes before I even started. 01:49:32.024 --> 01:49:35.073 What happens once they figure out he's sterile? 01:49:35.652 --> 01:49:37.279 They might not take too kindly to that. 01:49:40.199 --> 01:49:41.199 I don't know. 01:49:44.912 --> 01:49:46.334 Come on, I'll buy you breakfast. 01:49:46.622 --> 01:49:47.794 It's my turn, anyway. 01:49:47.818 --> 01:50:07.818 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.