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00:00:00Picking up three near-Earth objects moving south by southwest,
00:00:29calculating size estimates now. Meteoroid class maintaining mass through descent.
00:00:36They're coming right at us. Trajectory estimates on our bogeys.
00:00:40Holding steady through thermosphere entry.
00:00:44Monitoring flux reduction rates now.
00:00:53They're losing mass. Current trajectory predictions adjusting.
00:00:58Something's not right here. They appear to be accelerating. What do you think?
00:01:02We have stratosphere entry. Yeah but they're moving at such an
00:01:07exponentially high rate of speed for their size and velocity it doesn't make
00:01:11sense. Maybe a wild current caught them upon
00:01:14entry. Yeah, maybe. But at their present mass they just shouldn't be moving this
00:01:22quickly.
00:02:28Heading northwest, 20 degrees. I'm right behind you, Bruce.
00:02:53Stay tight, guys.
00:02:58Rising up to 400 AGL. Roger that, moving into position.
00:03:26Okay, fellas. Let's nail this thing and give the gang back home something to
00:03:30smile about. On my mark. Three, two, one, mark.
00:03:41That man ain't taking it easy on them, there.
00:03:48I'm losing neural engagement.
00:03:58Use your head, not your body. I need you thinking the commands and not pantomiming them.
00:04:10Shiro's down and out. They're my last two. You've been on the wrong horse again.
00:04:20He's not getting better. He's getting worse.
00:04:29No.
00:04:35And then there were two. Not for long, Bruce.
00:04:41And there it is. She couldn't shake him, so she let the cobra loose.
00:05:05Bruce is getting the hang of it. He's been keeping up with her for a while now.
00:05:11What's getting to you up there? You're not committing because you're not concentrating.
00:05:19How many times do I have to say it? Let the plane do the work.
00:05:22I am concentrating. I'm focusing on the plane.
00:05:25Just stop thinking about the plane. Think about the commands.
00:05:28Okay, the plane will respond and react accordingly.
00:05:31I can't stress this enough, mainly when we're going to have the gear inside an actual aircraft.
00:05:36Ready? One, two, three.
00:05:39Okay, thanks guys.
00:05:45One of these days, I'm going to learn that super cobra twist and you are never going to lose me again.
00:05:54It still gets to you, huh?
00:05:59One day it won't.
00:06:02Yeah. One day it will.
00:06:09Okay, let's hear the scores.
00:06:12Accuracy point ratios have increased for Bruce.
00:06:16Ishiro, on the other hand...
00:06:18Yeah, yeah, got it.
00:06:20Bruce hit the most target headings with a deviation of eight degrees.
00:06:23That's a major improvement.
00:06:26I'm taking it too easy on the leads.
00:06:28Sandy, Freddy, get back in the booths. We need to take one more run in before we call HQ.
00:06:32Okay.
00:06:34Sandy, Freddy, get back in the booths. We need to take one more run in before we call HQ.
00:06:38Let's go.
00:06:40She ain't going to quit.
00:06:42Better hit your mark, Sandy. You'll be here all day.
00:06:45Don't worry about me.
00:06:49You grabbed the stick, huh?
00:06:52I thought you took the hand off.
00:06:54Well, the other one still works, so...
00:06:57Look, man, it's just a machine.
00:07:00It's like this wheelchair, this monstrosity that won't let me climb a flight of stairs or mow my lawn or get on an airplane.
00:07:05But when I put the helmet on, that all fades.
00:07:08It frees up my mind. I forget all about it.
00:07:12So it's mind over matter?
00:07:16I'm saying you're in a box flying a child's toy with your mind.
00:07:20So if that's not supposed to be fun, I don't know what is. Have fun.
00:07:26Alright. Have fun.
00:07:30Have fun, man.
00:07:52Your call could not be completed and dialed.
00:08:00Your call could not be completed and dialed.
00:08:02Cell phones don't work. I can't call out.
00:08:11Maybe the wind knocked down the IP04.
00:08:15I need to call Arlington for the morning status report.
00:08:17You got a reception?
00:08:18One bar.
00:08:19Your call could not be completed and dialed.
00:08:21Call can't be completed at this time.
00:08:23That doesn't sound like a reception issue.
00:08:27Alright, Sandy, I'll call you back.
00:08:30Alright, cell phone's messed up. Check the IP04.
00:08:44The asterisk is configured properly.
00:08:47So why wouldn't it work?
00:08:49I honestly don't know yet.
00:08:54How do you look?
00:09:00Where's it coming from?
00:09:02I don't know, but that might explain why the phones aren't working.
00:09:10Hello?
00:09:12Hello?
00:09:14Dad?
00:09:16Hello?
00:09:18Dad, I can't hear you!
00:09:20Hello?
00:09:23I can't hear you!
00:09:25Dad?
00:09:27Hello?
00:09:30Freddy, can you get the phones to work?
00:09:32I still don't know what the problem is.
00:09:34Cell phones aren't working, okay?
00:09:37Are you sure he said major disaster?
00:09:40Yeah, sure as hell sounded like it.
00:09:42Look, he's just 40 miles up the road.
00:09:44I gotta go check in on him.
00:09:48Where's she going?
00:09:49There might be a problem like gyro and the phones are down.
00:09:52What do you mean they're down?
00:09:54Cell phone signals are jammed and I can't get a line out of the IP04.
00:09:58Wait, so we have no communications right now?
00:10:01Look, Emma, whatever it is, I'm sure he's got it under control.
00:10:04You can't leave. We need you here.
00:10:08If it's nothing, it's nothing.
00:10:09Yeah, but it's never nothing between you two.
00:10:11He's still my dad, Bruce!
00:10:13I'll be right back.
00:10:28I'll put you in the ground
00:10:31Cause you did it to me
00:10:44Cause you did it to me
00:10:58Cause you did it to me
00:11:12Are you freaking kidding me?!
00:11:28Hey!
00:11:38Hey!
00:11:45Help you, ma'am?
00:11:46Yeah.
00:11:48My truck just seized up for no reason.
00:11:50Love to help.
00:11:51Been without any power since last night.
00:11:54Okay, well, do you know where the next gas station is?
00:11:57I really just need to get back to work.
00:12:06What's happening?
00:12:10What is happening?
00:12:11No, no, no, no, no. Don't touch me.
00:12:23I'm sorry, I gotta go.
00:12:54I'm sorry.
00:13:15We're compiling our reports for the past 96 hours and sending them all in.
00:13:18We want every agency to be on the same page as we are.
00:13:24Emma!
00:13:26What are you doing here?
00:13:28Dad.
00:13:30I came to check on you.
00:13:32I got your call.
00:13:33Something about a major disaster and then the sky was filled with smoke?
00:13:37It's coming from Palmdale.
00:13:3962% of the entire country is in a total blackout.
00:13:42With power outages lasting now up over 10 hours.
00:13:45I know. I tried to call you back, but phones are down, cell service is out.
00:13:49Freeway's already jammed. It took me forever to get here.
00:13:51What's happening?
00:13:53Three near-Earth objects made impact last night.
00:13:56We were tracking them before they landed.
00:13:58Wait, hold on. So three asteroids came...
00:14:01Meteorites.
00:14:05Meteorites came down and made impact with electrical power grids at the same time?
00:14:10Well, one after another.
00:14:13So we're in the dark no matter how you look at it?
00:14:15Ben, the FAA has grounded all flights.
00:14:18Air traffic is completely restricted.
00:14:20She's here to help us.
00:14:22Heard about the neostrikes?
00:14:23So that's all it takes to black out over half the country.
00:14:25But when you put that much electricity and you put that all on the transformers...
00:14:29Poof. Domino effect begins.
00:14:33It could be weeks before they fix the problem.
00:14:36It could take months before we even find it at all. Never mind fix it.
00:14:40Okay, please tell me there's an explanation why your rocks hit those stations.
00:14:45There's always an explanation.
00:14:47I'm just going to have to go down and find out exactly what that is.
00:14:50All the agencies are mobilizing now on the impact site.
00:14:53It's my turn to go down there and take a look.
00:14:57Okay. Can I borrow your phone? I need to call Arlington. I haven't checked in today.
00:15:01Maybe they could shed some light on what's happening.
00:15:03Sure.
00:15:04Landlines are still working, right?
00:15:05Yeah. It's in my office. We can use my phone there.
00:15:15Electricity was just shooting from the ground.
00:15:19You know, it was coming from everywhere. And then the truck just...
00:15:22It just started up again. Then I came straight here.
00:15:25Why did you get back in? It's a metal box. There could have been more of them.
00:15:29Why were you in Victorville anyway?
00:15:31We're in the next phase.
00:15:33So that brain plane actually works?
00:15:37Yeah, Dad. My program actually works.
00:15:41It's DARPA's program. They're the ones funding it.
00:15:43For what reasons? Still unclear to me.
00:15:46Really? Three meteors have hit the earth and you want to do this now?
00:15:54This is why we don't talk. It never changes with you.
00:15:57Oh. So this is why we don't talk.
00:16:01And all this time I thought it was just because I was a bitter old man.
00:16:08How are you going to throw that in my face?
00:16:11Okay. They're your words, not mine.
00:16:14Yeah, and I believe I also said that I wanted you to be a part of it.
00:16:18I don't know. I guess I keep thinking that you might at least be
00:16:22a little bit proud of what I'm trying to do.
00:16:25Emma, what you're trying to do isn't what DARPA really wants.
00:16:28They have no intentions on using that technology the way you intended.
00:16:32Look, Dad...
00:16:34What you're doing is great work, but there will never be a plane with that technology inside.
00:16:38You know what? It's obvious that you and I still can't be in the same room without fighting.
00:16:42Look, I just want to help. We can work together to get you through with what happened.
00:16:48I'm not talking about the crash with you again. Stop!
00:16:51I have tried to help you time and time again.
00:16:55And yet you have not once offered to come see what I've been developing.
00:16:59Not even shown an interest in testing out the prototype just to see what it can do for a person.
00:17:03Emma, please. You were a much better pilot than I ever was.
00:17:06That is the closest I ever want to come to death. I'm not getting into a cockpit again.
00:17:10Listen.
00:17:12You think I quit driving because I ran off a freeway off-ramp?
00:17:22What's wrong with you?
00:17:25I'm sorry. It was a bad example. Okay?
00:17:29Emma, please.
00:17:32Don't you ever think just once about going back?
00:17:35No!
00:17:37I'm in phase two of the Neurojet program. That's what I'm thinking about right now.
00:17:42DARPA has plenty of eggheads to build the government their toys.
00:17:47How many women do you know flew with the Blue Angels? Huh?
00:17:52You were the first to fly a Hornet!
00:17:55Well, I'm sorry you can't live vicariously through me anymore.
00:17:59Phone's in there. I'm going to be in the equatorial boardroom when you need me.
00:18:24You get through all right?
00:18:27Yeah. DARPA's extracting us first thing tomorrow morning in case it's something big.
00:18:32I have to get back to my team.
00:18:36Good. Well, thanks for checking in on me. I really appreciate it.
00:18:44Take care. I'm glad you're okay.
00:18:53Dad?
00:18:54Dad?
00:18:55Yeah, sweetheart?
00:18:58Be careful out there.
00:18:59I assure you there's no little green men coming from Planet X to come down here and attack us.
00:19:04I'll exercise caution, okay?
00:19:07Okay.
00:19:22I'll call you when I get home if the phones are back up by then.
00:19:25Okay.
00:19:37Hey, Emma! Where were you? Is everything okay?
00:19:41Coms have been going in and out all day, but we've been hearing about some crazy stuff going down. That smoke?
00:19:46Start packing. I reach HQ, we're going in.
00:19:50Okay.
00:19:52Hey, Emma.
00:19:53Yeah?
00:19:54How's it going?
00:19:55Good.
00:19:56I'm glad you're okay.
00:19:57Yeah?
00:19:58Yeah.
00:19:59I'm glad you're okay.
00:20:00Yeah?
00:20:01Yeah.
00:20:02I'm glad you're okay.
00:20:03Yeah?
00:20:04Yeah.
00:20:05Yeah.
00:20:07We're going home.
00:20:10We are?
00:20:12Yes.
00:20:27This area's off-limits.
00:20:29Good.
00:20:31That's what I want to hear.
00:20:34I'm Ben from the Observatory.
00:20:37I need to get samples from that rock.
00:20:41First one here.
00:20:44Oh.
00:20:46It'll be busy soon enough.
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00:23:09I thought we had an explanation.
00:23:39You sure I wear the helmet? Look up.
00:23:47Did you guys see that?
00:23:55Oh my god, no!
00:24:08We blew them all up. We blazed the chopper like they were nothing.
00:24:16What did it do to us? You felt it. We all felt it, right?
00:24:20Emma, what did I just see? Why did it slow down like that?
00:24:25Slow down? What are you talking about?
00:24:27When I looked at it, I got dizzy, then nauseous. But when I looked away...
00:24:33The sick feeling subsided. Yeah.
00:24:36Yeah, that's right.
00:24:37The longer I looked at it, the harder it was to see whatever it was that was flying over us.
00:24:43I had a sudden urge to puke.
00:24:46I felt the exact same sensation. The wooziness, the intense headache. But not when I had the helmet on.
00:24:52All of it only after I took it off.
00:24:56I have seen fighters maneuver in the air like that before.
00:25:00They were wildly over-correcting because they couldn't see clearly.
00:25:05So they had the same symptoms we had?
00:25:07What the hell is that? Some kind of defense mechanism?
00:25:10How are we ever going to hit it with a weapon if we can't see it?
00:25:14Whatever it is, I think that the helmet renders it obsolete.
00:25:18Maybe it prevents the receptors in the brain from flaring up when it's engaged with the neuro-software.
00:25:24I'm going to pack up the helmet. We need this gear intact.
00:25:27I'm telling you, this is a coordinated attack.
00:25:29We have to go. Leave anything behind we don't need.
00:25:32The electronics are stored. We just need to pack up the rest and load them up.
00:25:35And then where are we headed? Guys, and then where are we headed?
00:25:42I came running the minute I heard the commotion. You okay?
00:25:48Jesus Christ. What was that?
00:25:52I need samples of that meteorite to take back to my observatory immediately.
00:26:02Okay.
00:26:08Nobody give me a heads up on this, all right? I'm going to need to call in.
00:26:12Wait a minute. Did you see what crawled out of that goddamn ground?
00:26:16And you think the meteorite has something to do with it?
00:26:19What do you say we go find out?
00:26:22Well, could it be from the underground reservoir?
00:26:27What underground reservoir?
00:26:29It's underneath. The researchers found it from Antelope Valley College. They found it back in 2015.
00:26:34But how far down does it go?
00:26:36I don't know. A few thousand feet.
00:26:39They even touched it. They left it alone. They think the water is contaminated by the gas and oil from drilling.
00:26:44Huh. Well, hell. We might be on to something.
00:26:49Thanks for your help. I gotta go.
00:26:59Okay.
00:27:21Fortunately, God loves the Marines.
00:27:25As you guessed it, GPS is useless. But look what I found.
00:27:30Your dad's in L.A. We're only about an hour and a half out from there.
00:27:34No. National Guard probably already has the city shut down. No one's going in.
00:27:38Besides, we need to go somewhere where we can do some real damage.
00:27:41And what did you have in mind?
00:27:43Davis-Montaigne Air Force Base.
00:27:46Tucson. As in Arizona?
00:27:49SoCal Logistics Airport is right here in Victorville. It's like ten miles out.
00:27:53Yeah. Why don't we go there first and let somebody know what's happening?
00:27:56We could fly out from there to Tucson. That'd be faster.
00:27:59And end up like the Hilo? No. We stay on the roads, okay? That's the best shot we have at staying in one piece.
00:28:05Emma, why are we going to DMA?
00:28:09Because we may just have found the only way to kill this thing and we're going to put it to use.
00:28:17Are you serious? For real?
00:28:21We're actually going to put the tech in a real plane?
00:28:34Emma, I don't know if that's possible and neither do you.
00:28:37We might actually have a shot at this, Bruce.
00:28:40We're moving into phase two now. Okay? Before everything around us burns to the ground.
00:28:46Let's get this show on the road and head out.
00:28:48Emma, wait. Hey, wait.
00:28:53Look, driving there is going to take much longer.
00:28:56Look, you've got to get that crash out of your head now.
00:29:00You're letting it affect our whole fate just because you're still afraid to get into another airplane.
00:29:04You saw what happened to our airlift, right?
00:29:07We get in the air, we put our lives and the neurotech in jeopardy. That is not a risk I'm willing to take.
00:29:11No, that's not why.
00:29:14But you keep telling yourself that while we waste valuable time.
00:29:35Is that it? You got it?
00:29:37Yeah, yeah. Prep some slides.
00:29:41Are you okay?
00:29:43I'll be fine. I just, I'll get a little cleaned up.
00:29:46Just prep some slides and bring it into my office.
00:29:49And listen, if you know someone, if you need to go someplace, go.
00:29:55Get out of here.
00:29:58How bad is it?
00:30:00It's bad. It's a complete nightmare out there.
00:30:03There's roadblocks everywhere, but you should be able to get through with those credentials.
00:30:07Everything I've been hearing sounds like it's safer to stay.
00:30:13I guess.
00:30:15I, uh, there's no one waiting at home. I'll stay.
00:30:24Thanks.
00:30:44Right there.
00:30:51So we're already in Joshua Tree, right?
00:30:54Then we just hop on the 62 East and we're on our way.
00:30:58Yeah, looks like we're about six hours out of Tucson.
00:31:08So why don't you ever want to talk about it?
00:31:10About what?
00:31:12About the crash.
00:31:16Why are you bringing that up now?
00:31:18Because of where we're going.
00:31:23Look, you can lose your patience with me all you want, but as long as we've been working together, it's a topic you never want to discuss.
00:31:29Why can't you respect that?
00:31:32Why can't you just let it go?
00:31:34Do I ask you all the time what it feels like to be paralyzed over and over and over again?
00:31:42Well, it really only happened the one time.
00:31:45Anything after that's just overkill and I wouldn't really feel it anyway.
00:31:49That's kind of how paralysis works, you know what I mean?
00:31:57You're an idiot, you know that?
00:32:00To tell you the truth, I think I'm doing more good outside of a plane than I was in one.
00:32:05Okay, but I guess I'm just trying to say that if you ever want to get something off your chest, I'm here for you. Anytime.
00:32:21Take a picture.
00:32:26Hey!
00:32:28Forgot something.
00:32:30I don't need both hats to hold it.
00:32:32That small, huh?
00:32:55Freddy, we ready?
00:32:57Tank's full. Just waiting on Ishii to finish emptying his.
00:33:02So where does something that big go to hide? I mean, he's gotta sleep, right?
00:33:33That thing just landed back there.
00:33:37We know next to nothing about that organism.
00:33:40And we were finding ourselves in a place to gain some... high-valued information.
00:33:46Are you nuts?
00:33:51You know, I don't know what you're talking about.
00:33:54I don't know what you're talking about.
00:33:57I don't know what you're talking about.
00:33:59I don't know what you're talking about.
00:34:15Where are you going?
00:34:17You have to stay here and watch the gear.
00:34:19Are you kidding me, Emma? I can't...
00:34:22Alright, all of you, listen to me.
00:34:24If the helmet is really the only way we can see this thing in real time,
00:34:28and if there's any hope of us building out this tech outside a real fighter jet,
00:34:32we're gonna need all the intel we can get to convince them to give us even one plane to fight that thing.
00:34:39Now I'm gonna go get it. Whoever wants to stay behind, fine.
00:34:43Any problems, you call me.
00:34:46Em, wait up!
00:34:48I'm coming with you.
00:34:50You're... not...
00:34:53Come on, man.
00:35:20Hmm.
00:35:33I'm proud of you, Em.
00:35:36I've taken samples from the fusion crust, the mantle, and inside near the core areas.
00:35:41Hmm.
00:35:43Which sample is this one?
00:35:45Oh, that's from the mantle.
00:35:47Let's check it out and take a look.
00:35:49Hmm.
00:35:53I'm getting elemental and isotopic compositions here, consistent with Martian origin.
00:35:59We got an SNC here?
00:36:01I think. I mean, these are some of the most complex organisms I've ever seen.
00:36:06Or never seen, to be honest with you.
00:36:09What?
00:36:11Jesus.
00:36:13Jesus Christ, what the hell has landed here?
00:36:19Hmm.
00:36:24Sounds like it came from over there.
00:36:27Okay, am I the only one who's thinking maybe this is not such a great idea?
00:36:32We have to stick together now. I should have said something at the truck.
00:36:36Okay, and why can't I turn around and go?
00:36:39Because if it sees you, it could put the rest of us in danger.
00:36:42How the hell do you know that?
00:36:44Do you see anything coming after us yet?
00:36:45Yet.
00:36:47It's okay. I only need to be faster than a couple of you.
00:36:51Don't get it twisted.
00:36:53Three legs are faster than two, and I know how to work these things, sweetheart.
00:36:58Yeah, we just go out to the desert and leave him in the truck.
00:37:02Sit on his ass.
00:37:07Oh, but she left me the keys.
00:37:10You know, in case that thing attacks, I'll just jump behind the wheel and save the day.
00:37:16I'm talking to myself.
00:37:27Looks like this is where the trail leads.
00:37:30The other specimens have been retrieved from their impact sites
00:37:33and are already en route to Johnson and Langley.
00:37:36Seventeen years in the field, and this is unlike anything I've ever seen.
00:37:40It wasn't a rock. It was a life form.
00:37:43That's consistent with the reports we've been getting from the other crash sites.
00:37:47What happened?
00:37:49Newspapers reported that the truck was hit by a rock,
00:37:52and that's when it hit Johnson and Langley.
00:37:54That's consistent with the reports we've been getting from the other crash sites.
00:37:57What happened?
00:37:59News travels here real slow since the grid failed.
00:38:02The stories from witnesses were unbelievable.
00:38:05A monster shooting something from its mouth.
00:38:25There's some kind of cave here.
00:38:30Uh, this looks like blood.
00:38:33I don't know what else that could be.
00:38:38Well, this definitely leads underground, all right.
00:38:41But if it's bleeding nearby, then where is it?
00:38:45Well, we've come this far.
00:38:48Let's go.
00:38:54Okay.
00:39:10This is actual water? In the desert?
00:39:14We're walking over hundreds of fault zones out here, and years of broken rock fragments.
00:39:19Every time they shift, they force the groundwater to rise up.
00:39:24There's more blood.
00:39:54Guys, guys, guys.
00:39:57Everybody, be very quiet.
00:40:04How does something like that grow that big?
00:40:07You almost have to admire the biological marvel of such a thing.
00:40:12Relax. It doesn't know we're here.
00:40:25Shh.
00:40:34I'm not feeling any of the strange side effects.
00:40:38I was correct.
00:40:40The flaring is a self-defense mechanism when it's under attack.
00:40:44Emma, look at its wings.
00:40:49The water is healing its damage.
00:40:52I think it cut itself when it speared into our aircraft.
00:40:56Now we know where all that blood's been coming from.
00:40:59Are we done here?
00:41:01Shh. Be quiet.
00:41:17No.
00:41:19Emma.
00:41:21Emma, stop. Don't poke it.
00:41:25Don't. Don't.
00:41:27Shh.
00:41:48We've done it.
00:41:52What does that mean?
00:41:54I don't know.
00:42:05Get out. Get out! Get out!
00:42:08Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go!
00:42:14Go for it, Emma. Now! Easy!
00:42:19The helmet.
00:42:21Go, go, go.
00:42:51No.
00:43:02No.
00:43:04Don't come this way.
00:43:21Shh.
00:43:52Go for it.
00:43:56One.
00:43:57Two.
00:44:08Go for it.
00:44:22Oh.
00:44:24Hey, you're back.
00:44:26How's it going?
00:44:30Are you all right?
00:44:34Oh, by the way, whatever you did to piss it off sent it coming my way.
00:44:41You okay?
00:44:43I don't think I've ever been that scared before in my life.
00:44:51Give me your shoe.
00:44:52Huh?
00:44:53Your shoe. Take it off. Give it to me.
00:44:56No, no, the left one.
00:45:10All right. Everybody get in.
00:45:12Okay, let's roll out before we run into that thing a second time.
00:45:17Oh, now she cares.
00:45:21What's with the shoe?
00:45:24He stepped into something.
00:45:43Can I help you?
00:45:44My name is Emma Harper.
00:45:45I'm with the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency,
00:45:48and I need to speak to your base commander now.
00:45:51Regarding?
00:45:52We have the technology to fight these monsters and save the future of civilization.
00:46:02Our forces have been largely ineffective to slow, much less eradicate,
00:46:06Our forces have been largely ineffective to slow, much less eradicate,
00:46:10this threat up to now.
00:46:12These monsters are causing untold levels of destruction.
00:46:15Now, if what you're saying is true,
00:46:17we may need to consider unprecedented options never used before in American soil.
00:46:28We have a solution to that problem.
00:46:30What is that?
00:46:31It's a neurohelmet.
00:46:32It's a neurohelmet.
00:46:33The reason your pilots can't hit this thing is because this creature emits a frequency
00:46:37that makes the brain think it's moving much faster than it is.
00:46:40So it's messing with their heads?
00:46:42But our helmets mute it.
00:46:46Who are you people again?
00:46:48We're from DARPA.
00:46:49And who sent you here?
00:46:51No one sent us here.
00:46:52We've seen this thing up close.
00:46:54It's large, powerful, and extremely pissed off.
00:47:00Comm squadrons have been working overtime,
00:47:02trying to maintain an open line with the outside world.
00:47:05Problem is, the outside world keeps losing more power.
00:47:09Damn near close to relying on ham radios around here.
00:47:12That may be their intention, sir.
00:47:15And who are they, exactly?
00:47:17Our computer and phone networks may be crapping out,
00:47:20but what I'm hearing, everyone's spooked over some Hulk Asara rampaging through Los Angeles.
00:47:30There's been a sighting north of here and in Texas.
00:47:32So that's three confirmed in the United States already.
00:47:36And what about the rest of the world?
00:47:38As of now, no other confirmed sightings anywhere but the United States.
00:47:41There are more coming. A lot more.
00:47:44And why is that?
00:47:46I think we've located one of their nests in Joshua Tree.
00:47:49It had been bleeding from when it rammed into our helo.
00:47:53But what we found in the blood,
00:47:56clusters of spores, egg sacs, they opened up.
00:48:03Things crawled out.
00:48:05Things?
00:48:07Like a black slime and ooze,
00:48:11formed into a solid organism shortly after being birthed.
00:48:16Yashiro stepped on one of them.
00:48:19It starts out like a jelly,
00:48:21and then it forms into a worm of some kind.
00:48:25I don't know how you got onto my base, but get this shoe off.
00:48:28Dammit! If I'm right,
00:48:31this problem is about to get exponentially worse.
00:48:35I don't know how you got onto my base, but get this shoe off.
00:48:38Dammit! If I'm right,
00:48:41this problem is about to get exponentially worse.
00:48:45So how do you propose we stop that from happening?
00:48:49Incendiary tip payloads.
00:48:51High explosive incendiaries should kill those things
00:48:54and destroy the spores with extreme temperatures.
00:48:59I'll take that under advisement.
00:49:02We need a plane.
00:49:04You need a plane?
00:49:06The helmet doesn't just dampen the flaring.
00:49:09It was designed to fly an airplane with the power of thought.
00:49:13Lady, I don't have time for this.
00:49:15It will work.
00:49:17We've been developing it at DARPA for the past three years.
00:49:19All we need is to put it inside an operational aircraft.
00:49:23Please. You need to believe me.
00:49:28This narrow program of yours,
00:49:31you really think it'll fly one of these planes?
00:49:34We just need to find one that's going to accommodate the hardware.
00:49:37This is AMARG,
00:49:39the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group.
00:49:42The largest military aircraft boneyard in the world.
00:49:45Everything's laid out by type.
00:49:47Over there are the 1,000s.
00:49:48Those are deemed inviolate.
00:49:50No parts have been removed.
00:49:51They're your best bet for getting up in the air quickest.
00:49:54Those are the 3,000s.
00:49:56Maintained in flyable condition for temporary storage.
00:50:00Also a good place to look.
00:50:02And then you have the 2,000s.
00:50:04That's all the aircraft we keep around for parts for other working aircraft.
00:50:09You're welcome to whatever you need in there.
00:50:15What about those?
00:50:18Just take your pick.
00:50:21My team will lead the first attack as the first wave of fighters.
00:50:24Hit it with enough firepower to wound it.
00:50:26Even out the playing field for your pilots to come in and clean up.
00:50:30These are seasoned veterans with thousands of hours of experience.
00:50:33Ishii over here flew F-16s with the D.C. Air National Guard.
00:50:38And Sandy trained with the Naval Air Station, where she flew Skyhawks.
00:50:43Bruce?
00:50:44Ended up in this chair after a close flyover northwest of Baghdad in 2006.
00:50:51My apologies.
00:50:53With all due respect, sir, I don't need your apology.
00:50:56What we need now is a vote of confidence.
00:51:01Sir, the last three pilots of the Eastern Quadrant ground forces are depleted, waiting on a sit-rep.
00:51:08What is it? What's happening?
00:51:11Here it go.
00:51:13When can you have these fighters in the sky?
00:51:19We have all the space we'll need to accommodate all the neurotech gear we'll need to fit inside.
00:51:23Bastards won't know what hit them.
00:51:28Alright, well, guys, don't start high-fiving each other just yet.
00:51:32The entire interior has over 30,000 electrical parts and 14 miles of wiring.
00:51:37And now we need to compress all of that data management and operation into one pilot,
00:51:42who's not going to flip one switch with anything more than the power of thought.
00:51:47We got a lot of work ahead of us.
00:52:03So let's get to work.
00:52:05What about you, Miss Harper? What are your credentials?
00:52:081700 flight hours and 208 carrier-arrested landings.
00:52:12Deployed at the USS Harry Truman with Strike Fighters, Quadrant 3-7.
00:52:17Rage and Bulls. My oldest, stationed at NAS Oceana.
00:52:22Harper, Emma.
00:52:25First woman at the stick of a hornet for the Blue Angels.
00:52:28That's what they keep telling me, sir.
00:52:30Impressive. Now you're innovating our fleet for the modern age.
00:52:35A lot of men and women want to fight for their countries,
00:52:37but are unable to do so because they lack the use of their limbs.
00:52:40I think that's a little bit short-sighted.
00:52:43Well, we're privileged to have you.
00:52:46Thanks. Now if we may, we've got a nest filled with spores in Joshua Tree that need to be wiped out.
00:52:52NASA HQ
00:53:04After picking up samples, NASA HQ issued an alert.
00:53:07Apparently one of these things had babies of some kind.
00:53:12Babies? A gay birth?
00:53:14That's what they're saying.
00:53:15And apparently it starts as some black ooze and evolves into a living, reacting organism.
00:53:21And another thing.
00:53:24The military has a new plan for trying to beat these things.
00:53:28They're teaming up with DARPA.
00:53:30They're working on a new plane.
00:53:32What? Where?
00:53:34Tucson, Arizona. Emma's finally getting her chance.
00:53:42Maybe they could use a guy like you.
00:53:45Maybe you've forgotten how long it's been since I've flown.
00:53:48So it's the kind of thing someone forgets how to do?
00:53:51I figure as someone with so many awards and medals, it's like riding a bike.
00:53:58You've never been inside the cockpit of a plane.
00:54:01And besides, the technology's changed considerably since I've flown.
00:54:04That's true, but Emma designed it.
00:54:07I'm sure she'd be willing to teach you how to use it.
00:54:12I don't think I'm...
00:54:13You don't need to think.
00:54:15You just have to go.
00:54:45I'll be back.
00:55:02All right, gang. This is for real. This is not a competition.
00:55:05Although whoever shows me the best score takes the first plane up.
00:55:08Copy that.
00:55:11I'll show you competition.
00:55:13Bring it on, Sandy.
00:55:15Ishii, I need you to clear your head right now.
00:55:18Show me you can think only about the plane.
00:55:20Concentrate only on your command.
00:55:28What is he doing?
00:55:36How did that feel?
00:55:38Like I was actually flying the plane for the first time.
00:55:43All I needed to do was piss him off.
00:55:46All right, team. Let's reset. Back to one.
00:55:51So you're still making friends, huh?
00:55:54Dad!
00:55:57What are we doing here?
00:55:59I came to see you.
00:56:01How are you going to fight those things with that, huh?
00:56:04You said you were making a brain plane. I imagined something a little bigger.
00:56:08Cute.
00:56:10Seriously, what are you doing here?
00:56:11You drove all the way out here from Crestline?
00:56:13I came out here to see you.
00:56:17Well, welcome to Project Neuro.
00:56:19This is what I've been working on.
00:56:22This is Freddy. He's one of my engineers and a pilot.
00:56:25Freddy Young. Marine Corps. Third Marine Aircraft Wing.
00:56:30Ben Robbins. Call me Ben.
00:56:33Emma here tells us you were a pilot with the Air Force.
00:56:37Oh, yeah. 95th Fighter Squad. Based out of Tyndall.
00:56:41Badass.
00:56:42We like to think so.
00:56:44Don't get him started. You're going to hear war stories all night.
00:56:47Yeah. So, these little boxes look tight. I mean, they're a little snug, huh?
00:56:52They were developed based upon the cockpit dimensions of every Century Series aircraft.
00:56:58Come on, let me show you around.
00:57:00All right.
00:57:02All that stuff out there is going in there.
00:57:06We're working around the clock to retrofit all of them,
00:57:08but this one in front of you will be the first.
00:57:10We need to get one up in the air as fast as possible.
00:57:13This is amazing. I mean, this is absolutely incredible.
00:57:18If I would have gotten around that you were building a plane.
00:57:24I mean, this is amazing.
00:57:26I mean, this is absolutely incredible.
00:57:28I mean...
00:57:33The Brain Plane.
00:57:36Well, I couldn't stand by while the world was burning and you were conquering it all on your own.
00:57:43I'm sorry. I should have been more supportive.
00:57:48Dad, look, it's...
00:57:49No, please. Just...
00:57:54I've been in denial.
00:57:56I know why you did this. I understand.
00:58:00After your crash, you actually had a chance to come back and pursue this.
00:58:05But I wanted you to join the stunt team for a couple of reasons.
00:58:10And those were?
00:58:11Well, I wanted to see you back in a plane.
00:58:15I was too scared to ever get back in one myself.
00:58:19After my car accident and your mother died,
00:58:23I started feeling bouts of depression, paranoia, claustrophobia.
00:58:26I couldn't even get into an elevator.
00:58:29I haven't seen a therapist for years.
00:58:32Years?
00:58:34Dad, you could have told me something.
00:58:39But while I couldn't even imagine flying again, I missed it.
00:58:43I really missed it.
00:58:46And after seeing you up there, you're right.
00:58:48You're right.
00:58:50I was reliving it. All through you. Again.
00:58:57When you walked away and devoted your time to this,
00:59:00I wanted to discourage you.
00:59:03Because, well, I just couldn't imagine seeing you not fly again.
00:59:10Me not flying again.
00:59:12But...
00:59:14I think I'm ready now.
00:59:19Thank you.
00:59:21Oh, baby.
00:59:23Thank you, Dad.
00:59:30And I'm gonna help you every step of the way, I promise.
00:59:45Just relax.
00:59:47Just relax, Dad.
00:59:49Focus all your thoughts on doing simple maneuvers.
00:59:52Okay.
01:00:17All right, Dad.
01:00:19The drone is hooked in. It's all up to you now.
01:00:22Just relax. Clear your head.
01:00:24Sit perfectly still.
01:00:26And when you're ready, I want you to say out loud,
01:00:29forward throttle.
01:00:32Forward throttle.
01:00:35That's okay, Dad.
01:00:37Just focus on what you want the plane to do.
01:00:39Then say it out loud.
01:00:41Forward throttle.
01:00:43Forward throttle.
01:00:44Say it out loud.
01:00:46Forward throttle.
01:00:51Stay on my tail.
01:00:54Accuracy is important.
01:00:56And efficiency of control.
01:01:02This isn't working.
01:01:12It's having a really hard time.
01:01:15I can't control the stick.
01:01:17This isn't doing what I want it to do.
01:01:19Because you're not concentrating hard enough.
01:01:26Maybe you're not ready for this.
01:01:28I don't want to rush you.
01:01:30We don't have a choice.
01:01:32I'll tighten up.
01:01:34Can I make a suggestion?
01:01:36Please.
01:01:38Forget about trying to keep up.
01:01:40Forget about the scores. Forget about all that.
01:01:42Just do what comes to you naturally.
01:01:45You're a pilot.
01:01:47I know you haven't flown a plane in years.
01:01:50But none of that matters.
01:01:52You'll always be a pilot.
01:01:54Just pretend like you're back in that F-22 Raptor in Tyndale.
01:01:58And you're taking her out for a ride.
01:02:09Forward throttle.
01:02:12Take left. Twenty degrees.
01:02:36She's really getting the hang of it now.
01:02:38Whatever she did must have worked.
01:02:40Whatever she did must have worked.
01:02:44Okay, you're doing great.
01:02:46Let's put you through some precision exercises.
01:02:48Go for it.
01:02:50Now go to 800 feet.
01:02:52And give me a roll.
01:03:04Okay, now I want you to go to 1100 feet AGL.
01:03:07Hold it for a count of five.
01:03:09And dive down to 900.
01:03:11And give me a figure eight.
01:03:36Congratulations, sir.
01:03:38You did great.
01:03:40Thank you, sweetheart.
01:03:42Well, you scored higher than anyone on this team for their first flight.
01:03:47Wow.
01:03:49Frankly, they're unprecedented, sir.
01:03:51I mean, your scores are better than ours on many advanced exercises.
01:03:56It was my first time. I guess you could just call it beginner's luck.
01:04:00Your numbers are now the team record.
01:04:02Congratulations.
01:04:04Wow. Really?
01:04:06It's like being back up there again.
01:04:10The situation has grown more dire.
01:04:12We have reports of mass casualties out of Texas from some kind of poison.
01:04:16The only explanation we have from anyone down there is that it's coming from the creature.
01:04:20You mean it's emanating some kind of toxin?
01:04:23This thing is leaving a trail of pollution in its wake.
01:04:26The CDC has detected highly toxic levels of, this is a quote,
01:04:29a lethal mix of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene,
01:04:32hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide radiating from the body.
01:04:36Pudding.
01:04:38Rare sightings due south.
01:04:40Our estimates have it moving towards Dallas.
01:04:44Harper.
01:04:46This crisis is continuing to escalate.
01:04:50I hope your team's ready.
01:04:51All available manpower is being dedicated in getting that first plane up.
01:04:54We're running out of time.
01:04:56We need to make a decision.
01:04:58I think we'd all like to volunteer, but we've never seen scores like your dad's before.
01:05:02He's only been in the booth once. He's not ready.
01:05:05I completely disagree.
01:05:07I mean, I think he's going to continue to surprise us with his capabilities.
01:05:11We don't have the time to train him.
01:05:13Okay, then we start.
01:05:15Now. Today.
01:05:17We don't have the luxury to wait.
01:05:18We start. Now. Today.
01:05:20We don't have the luxury to argue over this, Emma.
01:05:22Every day that we wait is a day we lose.
01:05:28We've got to make a decision.
01:05:30Think about it.
01:05:49You've made yourself at home.
01:05:52The medical squad was kind enough to lend me some gear.
01:05:55The hatchlings share chemical and biological traits with the meteorites.
01:05:59Strange and specific elements.
01:06:01Now, that brought me to the NASA archives.
01:06:04Evidently, the Russians had sent a probe to Mars back in the 70s.
01:06:08One of them landed successfully.
01:06:11Interesting.
01:06:13I'm glad you're here.
01:06:14One of them landed successfully.
01:06:17And?
01:06:19The report claims that Mars identified nearly three identical examples.
01:06:23They called it the Larga.
01:06:25Now, the Russians weren't about to share this intelligence with us,
01:06:28but eventually one of our agencies got a hold of it.
01:06:31And when they did, they put it in a file and they sealed it away.
01:06:34God, nothing would end space race faster than the public finding out that there are monsters waiting out there.
01:06:40That would be my guess.
01:06:41The specimens have hatched in different locations.
01:06:44I'd say population seems to be their intent.
01:06:48I guess my only question is, why did they leave Mars?
01:07:01Uh, Dad.
01:07:03The situation has intensified.
01:07:06We've been ordered to put all our efforts into getting that first plane into the battlefield.
01:07:11And...
01:07:14The team feels that you should be the one to take her out.
01:07:21I don't understand.
01:07:24They think that you are our best chance at winning this fight.
01:07:30Wait, I...
01:07:32I said I wanted to fight, but I didn't think I'd be the first to go.
01:07:35I mean, well, frankly, I'm...
01:07:37I'm honored.
01:07:39We're not going to have any time to prepare you for this, Dad.
01:07:42I'm going to have to devise a crash course regimen that's woefully underprepared and...
01:07:47I have flown planes half of my life.
01:07:50I've been sitting in this chair for too long.
01:07:53Now you're giving me a chance to go back up and do something right?
01:07:57Yeah, you can count on me.
01:08:08Major.
01:08:10Lieutenant.
01:08:12It's like you never left.
01:08:14It feels that way as well.
01:08:16The President has authorized Operation Monster Zero.
01:08:19Inter-support ready to mobilize.
01:08:22Godspeed.
01:08:27Good luck.
01:08:31Godspeed.
01:08:38Godspeed.
01:09:01I'm pumping that channel to POTUS and SIDAR.
01:09:08Here goes nothing.
01:09:39Come on.
01:09:54God, I hope it lifts off.
01:10:08God, I hope it lifts off.
01:10:16Forward throttle.
01:10:32Zero-One, turning southbound. Altitude one-six-thousand.
01:10:39Godspeed.
01:10:44Strategic Air Command forces are now at DEFCON 2.
01:10:48Ready to go.
01:10:51Neuro-One, you are ready to engage. I repeat, ready to engage.
01:10:59Target is in flight. I need support.
01:11:05This thing is ginormous!
01:11:08Neuro-One, air support is on its way. Maintain visual contact until it arrives. Be ready to engage.
01:11:14Right behind you, Neuro-One. Locked and loaded.
01:11:17Focus on the blur and fire when ready. Melee for your target.
01:11:39Fire!
01:12:03It's down! The first one is down! Repeat, the first one is down!
01:12:08Yeah!
01:12:38Mayday! Mayday! I've been hit! It's not dead! I've lost visual!
01:12:42Neuro-One, say again?
01:12:47Neuro-One, come again?
01:12:54Neuro-One, say again?
01:12:59Neuro-One, come again?
01:13:06Neuro-One, do you read?
01:13:09Neuro-One!
01:13:14Dad!
01:13:23Emma, are you okay?
01:13:39I'm fine. I'll be right back.
01:14:00I can't do this right now.
01:14:08I hope these monsters bleed to death.
01:14:35He's fine. He's fine. He's fine.
01:14:39Did he call? Did he call in yet?
01:14:44We need to debrief the President.
01:14:46And tell him what? That our first plane is already missing?
01:14:49You can start with an ETA on getting your other two planes up.
01:14:53Sir, I'm getting a signal. Incoming aircraft entering Bravo airspace.
01:14:57Are you sure it's an aircraft and not one of those things?
01:15:04It's me, David. I'm coming in.
01:15:09Okay.
01:15:23They took out everybody!
01:15:32You said it went down and then the second transmission went out!
01:15:34Oh, it went down all right. And then it got right back up.
01:15:37Wiped out all the F-18s and I took shrapnel.
01:15:40Well, that explains it. It must have wiped out the antenna.
01:15:43We're severely outmatched.
01:15:45I mean, we could send up ten of those planes and it's not going to do a thing.
01:15:48We pumped high-incentivory explosives and hydro-rockets into that son of a bitch
01:15:52and all it did was piss it off.
01:15:55The second logger was spewing out some kind of radioactive pulse.
01:16:00What about the one you saw first?
01:16:02It was an energy beam.
01:16:05The first logger came out of the ground at an electricity plant in Palmdale.
01:16:10And the one you saw was in Texas?
01:16:12Yeah. The second crash site was at a nuclear facility.
01:16:16And the third crash at a highly combustible refinery near Los Angeles.
01:16:21That could explain the toxic vapor it was emanating, right?
01:16:25Yes. Fetch my glasses and follow me.
01:16:28The Palmdale logger was birthed from one of the largest electronic waste recycling centers in the state.
01:16:33Huh.
01:16:35The logger must be a product of the environment in which it's incubated.
01:16:40I need a drink.
01:16:48What the hell's this?
01:16:51Who put this in here?
01:16:53Who put this in here?
01:16:56How long's this thing been in here?
01:16:58About five, ten minutes.
01:17:01Huh.
01:17:03We're in a jet plane hangar.
01:17:05Get me some liquid nitrogen. Fast.
01:17:23They won't know what hit them.
01:17:29The fridge is zero degrees Fahrenheit.
01:17:32Now, anything is going to get sluggish when it's cold.
01:17:35But look how it deteriorated in such a short period of time.
01:17:40Cold is not this creature's friend.
01:17:44That's why they had to leave Mars.
01:17:46Because it was too cold.
01:17:47That's right.
01:18:07Our somewhat limited intel has the most recent sighting of the first logger heading west over Los Angeles.
01:18:11The second is moving south.
01:18:13Near the border of Arizona and Nevada.
01:18:15And the third one Ben just fought off was last seen flying over the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
01:18:20Military base is within 50 miles of each of these locations is on standby.
01:18:24Once our neurojets are airborne, air support will be in these regions.
01:18:41That son of a bitch must have followed me here.
01:19:12Fuck.
01:19:18Ishi!
01:19:20Are you okay?
01:19:27Freddy!
01:19:30Sandy!
01:19:32Where are you?
01:19:34Emma, come on. We gotta go. Now!
01:19:37We gotta get to the neurojets. Follow me.
01:19:39They wanna fight, they die.
01:19:41Freddy!
01:19:43Sandy!
01:19:46Okay, okay.
01:19:48Think about the plane, not the commands.
01:19:51I'm in.
01:19:52Commands, not the plane.
01:19:54Commands, commands.
01:19:56Hang on.
01:19:59Oh my god.
01:20:01Forward throttle.
01:20:03Forward throttle.
01:20:12Oh my god.
01:20:18Oh my god.
01:20:26Same behavior as the hatchlings.
01:20:29They converged.
01:20:31And they can come back apart.
01:20:33We can't let that happen.
01:20:35Our cryo-missiles are limited.
01:20:37Use them only when you know you've got a shot.
01:20:42I've got it.
01:20:44I found the target.
01:20:46Where is it, Emma?
01:20:48Dad, listen to me.
01:20:50On my mark, I want you and Ishiro to aim the full payload at its chest.
01:20:54No, no, no. That's not gonna do much.
01:20:56Just fire on my mark.
01:20:58Okay. Copy that.
01:20:59Copy that.
01:21:10No!
01:21:13Ishiro's been hit. He's down.
01:21:17It's just you and me now, kiddo.
01:21:24On my mark, stand by.
01:21:25Stand by.
01:21:28Dad.
01:21:31I love you.
01:21:33I'm sorry we wasted so much time.
01:21:36Emma! Emma, what are you doing?
01:21:56Dad, fire now!
01:22:04Firing now!
01:22:12It's down! It's down! I got it!
01:22:21Great work, kiddo.
01:22:23You did your old man a scare there for a minute.
01:22:26Proud of you, Emma.
01:22:46Is she...?
01:22:53Yeah.
01:23:00You did it, honey.
01:23:03We all did it together.
01:23:08Ishiro was a good pilot and a damn good fighter.
01:23:16I'll miss him.
01:23:22Your offer's still good. I'd like to take you up on it.
01:23:27We can always use you on the team.
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