The Day of the Triffids (2009) - A Chilling Sci-Fi Adventure
The Day of the Triffids (2009) is a gripping sci-fi television miniseries that reimagines the classic novel by John Wyndham. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the story unfolds after a comet shower blinds the majority of the Earth's population, leading to a chaotic struggle for survival against a new and deadly threat: the Triffids. These man-eating plants, previously confined to botanical research, begin to terrorize the remnants of humanity.
Directed by the talented Danny Boyle, this miniseries combines intense action, suspenseful drama, and dystopian themes to create a thrilling experience. With stunning visuals and a haunting atmosphere, The Day of the Triffids offers a chilling portrayal of human resilience and the battle against an otherworldly menace.
Prepare for an edge-of-your-seat adventure as you witness the fight for survival in a world overrun by the relentless Triffids.
#TheDayOfTheTriffids2009 #SciFiAdventure #PostApocalyptic #DannyBoyle #ManEatingPlants #SurvivalDrama #DystopianThrills #EdgeOfYourSeat #ClassicSciFi #VisualMasterpiece #HauntingAtmosphere #ThrillingExperience #MustWatchSciFi #RelentlessMenace #SurvivalAgainstTheOdds #FilmAdaptation
The Day of the Triffids (2009) is a gripping sci-fi television miniseries that reimagines the classic novel by John Wyndham. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the story unfolds after a comet shower blinds the majority of the Earth's population, leading to a chaotic struggle for survival against a new and deadly threat: the Triffids. These man-eating plants, previously confined to botanical research, begin to terrorize the remnants of humanity.
Directed by the talented Danny Boyle, this miniseries combines intense action, suspenseful drama, and dystopian themes to create a thrilling experience. With stunning visuals and a haunting atmosphere, The Day of the Triffids offers a chilling portrayal of human resilience and the battle against an otherworldly menace.
Prepare for an edge-of-your-seat adventure as you witness the fight for survival in a world overrun by the relentless Triffids.
#TheDayOfTheTriffids2009 #SciFiAdventure #PostApocalyptic #DannyBoyle #ManEatingPlants #SurvivalDrama #DystopianThrills #EdgeOfYourSeat #ClassicSciFi #VisualMasterpiece #HauntingAtmosphere #ThrillingExperience #MustWatchSciFi #RelentlessMenace #SurvivalAgainstTheOdds #FilmAdaptation
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00:00:01No!
00:00:07Help!
00:00:17no!
00:00:30How did it happen?
00:00:40How did the world get swallowed up so quickly?
00:00:48It was because we had our eyes closed, even when we could see, and we let them get too
00:00:57close.
00:01:16It had been 30 years since my mother was killed by a triffid.
00:01:21She was trying to understand them.
00:01:24I've been doing the same ever since.
00:01:31For me, it's always been personal.
00:01:35For the rest of the world, the triffids were simply a practical solution.
00:01:40They contained an oil that quickly replaced fossil fuels.
00:01:50The triffids became man's best friend, but they didn't see the consequences, and I couldn't
00:01:58get them to listen.
00:01:59I'm disconnecting this triffid.
00:02:00Confirmed.
00:02:01Triffid tether deactivated.
00:02:02Dr. Mason, you're clear to start your reaction test.
00:02:03Trying to get something else out of the troops, Dr. Bill?
00:02:04Well, yes.
00:02:05I suppose I am.
00:02:06Do you really think they can actually hear?
00:02:26More like they can feel sound waves.
00:02:33They're getting faster with every new generation.
00:02:36They seem to be evolving on their own.
00:02:39What is he?
00:02:40Tether.
00:02:51Breeding triffids for their oil came at a price.
00:02:55The oil companies were forced to lock them away and keep the world in the dark.
00:03:03Vehicle weight to check.
00:03:04Sir, can I see your papers?
00:03:13There were those who thought we shouldn't interfere with Mother Nature,
00:03:20yet were ignorant to the danger that waited inside the refinery walls.
00:03:33Waiting for the chance to be free.
00:03:54We have an auction security breach.
00:03:57Received and understood.
00:03:59Tether the triffid.
00:04:00Come in.
00:04:21Do not enter the orchard without backup.
00:04:24Negative.
00:04:25Never last that long.
00:04:26I'm going in now.
00:04:27All units to the orchard immediately.
00:04:32Security needs urgent assistance.
00:04:48Get back!
00:04:49Stay back or she gets that again.
00:04:52So what goes on in here then, huh?
00:04:55What are you hiding?
00:04:56Put the glasses back on and then we can talk.
00:04:59Glasses?
00:05:00Please.
00:05:01Put them on.
00:05:04Please.
00:05:06I don't think so.
00:05:10Put mine on.
00:05:13Please.
00:05:18You did it.
00:05:19You did it.
00:05:26I know who you are.
00:05:28Doctor Bill Mason.
00:05:31I bet the triffids know exactly what you are.
00:05:34You should listen to them, Doctor.
00:05:36Let them learn something.
00:05:38Instead of stealing their oil, mixing with their genes.
00:05:42Mixing with their genes?
00:05:48What's wrong?
00:05:50You lost your tongue?
00:05:52You got an opinion, Doctor?
00:05:54Down!
00:06:10Get him out of here!
00:06:11Get him out of here!
00:06:12Get him out of here!
00:06:13Get him out of here!
00:06:14Get him out of here!
00:06:15Look at this guy!
00:06:16Don't move!
00:06:17Don't move!
00:06:24Look at this!
00:06:25Look at this!
00:06:35Open the door!
00:06:46Get out of the way!
00:06:54Get out of the way!
00:07:05Bill!
00:07:10Oh, thank God.
00:07:12I thought I'd lost you.
00:07:16Must have been a young plant.
00:07:17Venom sac's not fully developed yet.
00:07:19You hold on in there, Doctor Bill.
00:07:21We'll be in London soon.
00:07:24They say it'll be the greatest light show ever.
00:07:27Northern light seen as far south as Hawaii.
00:07:30A veritable rainbow of comets.
00:07:32But is it another result of the global cooling
00:07:35TRIFID scientists have been boasting about
00:07:37or something else?
00:07:38With me is astrophysicist Edward Vorlis.
00:07:41Welcome, Professor.
00:07:42So tell me, do we have the TRIFIDs
00:07:44to thank for the fireworks, too?
00:07:46Oh, we can certainly thank the TRIFIDs.
00:07:48Oh, I'm afraid we don't.
00:07:51To thank for the fireworks, too?
00:07:53Oh, we can certainly thank the TRIFIDs
00:07:55or at least their marvellous oil
00:07:57for saving us from global warming.
00:07:59But the fireworks, no.
00:08:01So what is the cause?
00:08:03The sun.
00:08:05Tonight we will see its true power.
00:08:07It will unleash a solar storm
00:08:09an unbelievably vast explosion of gas and nuclear fire
00:08:13that will send billions of tonnes of irradiated plasma
00:08:17shooting towards the Earth.
00:08:19Is there any risk to us?
00:08:20Any precautions we should take?
00:08:22Only if you are satellite.
00:08:24We humans will suffer no harm.
00:08:26We should sit back and enjoy the fireworks.
00:08:29Well, thank you, Professor.
00:08:31So tonight we'll be covering this phenomenon
00:08:33from round the globe.
00:08:35My bosses are even putting me on camera.
00:08:39You know, you people should come clean
00:08:41how dangerous these planets are.
00:08:44Tell me, why do TRIFIDs always go for the eyes?
00:08:48I don't know.
00:08:49Well, you should find out.
00:08:51As I'd say,
00:08:53you have a 50-50 chance of losing your sight.
00:08:57Or of keeping it.
00:09:00Hello, I'm Jo Clayton
00:09:02coming to you from the heart of London.
00:09:05And the sky really is quite spectacular.
00:09:09It's like the Aurora Borealis
00:09:11only a lot brighter.
00:09:13We can see the bloody sky, Jo.
00:09:14Talk to some people.
00:09:15Get them on camera.
00:09:17So we're going to go to Sydney.
00:09:19Jim, you're up.
00:09:21Jo, bring him in.
00:09:25Later, I'll be talking to people here
00:09:27and getting their reactions.
00:09:29But now, let's go over to Jim Watts in Sydney.
00:09:32Over to Jim.
00:09:33The sun is so bright,
00:09:34it's really hard to see the sky.
00:09:36Jo, get yourself down the tube.
00:09:38Talk to some people who are ignoring this whole damn thing.
00:09:41Make it entertaining, will you, love?
00:09:43All right, I'm trying.
00:09:45How long do you think you'll...
00:09:57We'll be back for you, Dr. Bill.
00:09:59How long will he be up for?
00:10:01At least 24 hours.
00:10:02Shame we'll miss the light show.
00:10:15Is everything okay?
00:10:17Yeah.
00:10:18Looks like it's about to start.
00:10:45I've often dreamt about that night,
00:10:48about what it would have looked like.
00:10:51Some said it was glorious,
00:10:54as if the heavens ignited
00:10:57and God himself was conducting the show.
00:11:03It started, and it's unbelievable.
00:11:06We never expected anything like this.
00:11:09And we get reports that it's the same all over again.
00:11:14It's happening all over the world.
00:11:36Pauline, what's happening here?
00:11:38Is this us, or is it them?
00:11:44Come on, people, why are we losing these?
00:11:47And there's another one.
00:11:51Can someone tell me what's going on?
00:11:57Moscow, Moscow's gone.
00:11:59I don't know. I have no idea.
00:12:01We've got nothing to do with it.
00:12:03We've got nothing to do with it.
00:12:0512-03.
00:12:08That was the time.
00:12:10This was the time.
00:12:12It's not right.
00:12:14I know you're having trouble.
00:12:16They don't want to let us go.
00:12:19They want to kill us.
00:12:21They want to kill us.
00:12:23I can't let them do it.
00:12:25I can't let them do it.
00:12:27I can't let them do it.
00:12:29I can't let them do it.
00:12:31I can't let them do it.
00:12:33That was the time, the hour and the minute,
00:12:37when the world went dark, when the world changed,
00:12:42when the clock started ticking, counting down.
00:12:47I want to die!
00:12:49I want to die!
00:12:52Shh.
00:12:57Shh.
00:12:58Hello?
00:12:58Who's there?
00:12:59Hello?
00:13:00Who's there?
00:13:02Hello!
00:13:02Does anybody hear us?
00:13:03Nurse?
00:13:04I want to die!
00:13:06I want to die!
00:13:07I want to die!
00:13:08I want to die!
00:13:10I want to die!
00:13:11I want to die!
00:13:14Are you a doctor?
00:13:32Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:13:33But, no.
00:13:34I need you to look at my eyes.
00:13:35Yeah, but I'm not that kind of a doctor.
00:13:37What?
00:13:38What's happening?
00:13:39What's going on?
00:13:40You have a 50-50 chance of losing your sight.
00:13:47At least 24 hours.
00:13:48No, you people should come clean.
00:13:49It's dangerous.
00:13:50These plants are here.
00:13:51You have a 50-50 chance of losing your sight.
00:13:52Tell me, why do trick-a-toys go first?
00:13:53You have a 50-50 chance of losing your sight.
00:13:54At least 24 hours.
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00:13:56At least 24 hours.
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00:13:58Tell me, why do trick-a-toys go first?
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00:17:24♪♪
00:17:34♪♪
00:17:44Yes!
00:17:47Ha, ha, ha!
00:17:49♪♪
00:17:59Someone bless me now!
00:18:02♪♪
00:18:09Help!
00:18:11♪♪
00:18:21Help!
00:18:23Help!
00:18:27Matthew?
00:18:29Matthew?
00:18:30Matthew, is that you?
00:18:32No.
00:18:33No, it's...
00:18:35It's not Matthew.
00:18:36They did something to my eyes.
00:18:39I need to find the doctor.
00:18:42There aren't any.
00:18:44I want to go home.
00:18:46Listen, I'm gonna go and find out what's happened,
00:18:49and then I'll come back for you, okay?
00:18:51Oh, no.
00:18:53No.
00:18:54Please.
00:18:56Please.
00:18:58I will come back.
00:18:59Please.
00:19:02Oh.
00:19:07Oh.
00:19:09Help, help!
00:19:11Help, help, help!
00:19:13Help!
00:19:15Help!
00:19:17Help!
00:19:19Help!
00:19:21Help!
00:19:23To Edison!
00:19:25Edison!
00:19:27Could all staff adopt code 17 procedure?
00:19:30Oh, my God.
00:19:36Could all staff adopt code 17 procedure?
00:19:40Dr. Kotch!
00:19:43Dr. Kotch, it's Bill.
00:19:44Bill Mason.
00:19:45You operated on me yesterday, on my eyes.
00:19:48I can see.
00:19:49Yes, I can see.
00:19:51I can see.
00:19:53What's happening?
00:19:55What's happening?
00:19:56Everyone's blind, but not you.
00:19:58What?
00:19:59I don't understand.
00:20:00What do you mean everyone's blind?
00:20:02It must have been the sun, the solar storm.
00:20:04Everyone's staring at the sky.
00:20:06Could all staff adopt code 17 procedure?
00:20:09You couldn't watch it, could you?
00:20:12I'll get help.
00:20:14I'll get help.
00:20:15Look, there must be someone who knows what's going on.
00:20:17I'll get help.
00:20:18Shh, shh, shh.
00:20:19Let me go.
00:20:20Listen to me.
00:20:21Let me go.
00:20:22Listen to me!
00:20:26Could all staff adopt code 17 procedure?
00:20:29He died.
00:20:31Let him die.
00:20:32I've lost him.
00:20:34I've lost him.
00:20:36Dr. Kotch.
00:20:37Bill!
00:20:38Bill!
00:20:39Bill!
00:20:40Bill!
00:20:41Bill!
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00:20:45Come on, come.
00:20:49Come on, come.
00:20:50Bill!
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00:21:25Bill!
00:21:27Attention, please.
00:21:28Due to a reported emergency, would all passengers leave the station immediately?
00:21:33Simon?
00:21:35Sim?
00:21:38Simon!
00:21:40Attention, please.
00:21:41Due to a reported emergency, would all passengers leave the station immediately?
00:21:48Hello?
00:21:50Hello?
00:21:54Attention, please.
00:21:56You to a reported emergency,
00:21:59want all passengers to leave the station immediately.
00:22:02Anyone here? Help!
00:22:18♪♪
00:22:28♪♪
00:22:38♪♪
00:22:48♪♪
00:22:58♪♪
00:23:06Ava!
00:23:08Give it back!
00:23:09Let me help you.
00:23:10It's mine!
00:23:11Yes, here it is.
00:23:12Mom!
00:23:13Ava!
00:23:14Here we are.
00:23:15Sorry.
00:23:17Can you see?
00:23:18Yeah.
00:23:20The camera.
00:23:22I don't understand what's happened.
00:23:24We can't see.
00:23:25Nobody can.
00:23:28Oh!
00:23:29Oh!
00:23:30Um, have you heard any news?
00:23:32The TV and radio went out.
00:23:34But if there are more people like you...
00:23:36What do you mean, like me?
00:23:37Come home with us.
00:23:38Please.
00:23:39I'd like to.
00:23:40Please.
00:23:41Can you see for us?
00:23:43Can she see?
00:23:44Can you?
00:23:45I have to get home myself, eh?
00:23:47Come with me.
00:23:48Help me.
00:23:49Let go of me.
00:23:50Help me first.
00:23:51Then you can go.
00:23:52I will help you, all right?
00:23:53I know her voice.
00:23:54You go first, then you can go.
00:23:56She's on the radio.
00:23:58I need it!
00:23:59It's Jo Playton.
00:24:00She's getting away!
00:24:02Jo?
00:24:03Where is she going?
00:24:04Please, help!
00:24:05She's going!
00:24:06Please!
00:24:07Jo!
00:24:08Get away!
00:24:10Run!
00:24:11Run!
00:24:20Where's she going?
00:24:22This way, yeah!
00:24:24Come on!
00:24:27Come on!
00:24:31Oh, thank God!
00:24:32Things are getting crazy there.
00:24:34It's been a bit crazy everywhere.
00:24:37What are you doing?
00:24:39You're drunk.
00:24:40No!
00:24:42Blind!
00:24:43Not anymore, I'm not!
00:24:45Get in the car!
00:24:46Officer!
00:24:49Officer, I need...
00:24:52I need help.
00:24:54Go to the police station!
00:24:57What's she done?
00:24:59Under arrest!
00:25:02No!
00:25:04No!
00:25:06No!
00:25:07Where is she?
00:25:08He's got my gun!
00:25:09Hold that man!
00:25:11Please!
00:25:12Please!
00:25:13He's got my gun!
00:25:15Where is she?
00:25:17Where is she?
00:25:18Oh, my God!
00:25:23Where is she?
00:25:24Where is she?
00:25:54Where is she?
00:26:25Oh, God!
00:26:27Thank you.
00:26:28I didn't think there was anyone else.
00:26:31Anyone to help.
00:26:32You're okay.
00:26:34Thank you, I'm...
00:26:35I'm Jo.
00:26:37Bill.
00:26:39Bill Mason.
00:26:40You'll be all right.
00:26:45Where are you going?
00:26:46Whitehall.
00:26:47I have to find someone, an authority,
00:26:49who knows what's happening.
00:26:50I mean, who knows how long the power's gonna last.
00:26:53The power?
00:26:54Isn't that the least of our worries?
00:26:56The electricity on the farms could go down.
00:26:59The farms?
00:27:01The Triffid farms.
00:27:24Oh, my God.
00:27:50Help!
00:27:51Oh, my God!
00:27:53Oh, my God!
00:27:56Oh, my God!
00:27:58Help!
00:28:09Hey, come on.
00:28:10Follow me.
00:28:11Come on.
00:28:20Hello?
00:28:22Who are you?
00:28:25What are you doing?
00:28:27Who are you?
00:28:51Then be free.
00:29:21Nothing. No network.
00:29:23Shit.
00:29:28God.
00:29:31Is it just us?
00:29:35That's what we need to find out.
00:29:40How come you missed the show?
00:29:43I was in hospital
00:29:45for an eye operation.
00:29:49Is that...
00:29:51Oh!
00:30:16Help!
00:30:17Help!
00:30:18Help!
00:30:21Can we... can we get through?
00:30:25No.
00:30:26This is a secure area.
00:30:27But we're sighted.
00:30:28There are no sighted left.
00:30:29You're, what, 5'10", ginger hair, and you look just as scared as the rest of us.
00:30:37Please let us in.
00:30:38If I let you in, will you check if there's anyone else inside?
00:30:39Why are you letting us in?
00:30:40We need help.
00:30:41Move.
00:30:42Stay where you are.
00:30:43Sergeant!
00:30:44Let us through.
00:30:45That's enough.
00:30:46Now get back.
00:30:47Why aren't you letting us in?
00:30:48Now.
00:30:49Stay where you are.
00:30:50Get back on my mental chutes.
00:30:51They can't even see.
00:30:52Now get back.
00:30:53Get back on the gates.
00:30:54I've got his gun.
00:30:55Get on!
00:30:56Jesus!
00:30:57No!
00:30:58No!
00:30:59No!
00:31:00No!
00:31:01No!
00:31:02No!
00:31:03No!
00:31:04No!
00:31:05No!
00:31:06No!
00:31:07No!
00:31:08No!
00:31:09No!
00:31:10No!
00:31:11No!
00:31:12No!
00:31:13No!
00:31:14No!
00:31:15No!
00:31:16No!
00:31:17No!
00:31:18No!
00:31:19No!
00:31:20No!
00:31:21No!
00:31:22No!
00:31:23No!
00:31:24No!
00:31:25No!
00:31:26No!
00:31:27No!
00:31:28No!
00:31:29No!
00:31:30No!
00:31:31No!
00:31:32No!
00:31:33No!
00:31:34No!
00:31:35No!
00:31:36No!
00:31:37No!
00:31:38No!
00:31:39No!
00:31:40No!
00:31:41No!
00:31:42The debt's government.
00:31:46Blind policemen shooting each other.
00:31:47I'm going to get to my Dad.
00:31:48I've got to make sure he's OK.
00:31:49No, you must have family, right?
00:31:54Someone close?
00:32:01No.
00:32:07No!
00:32:10I have to get going.
00:32:19Where to?
00:32:21Back to where I was.
00:32:22The world is falling apart and you have to check on some plants.
00:32:28If it's aren't just some plants.
00:32:34Listen, say goodbye and...
00:32:45No!
00:32:49Don't!
00:32:53No!
00:33:03No!
00:33:34I need to get a car.
00:33:44When we get together...
00:33:49Please?
00:33:53Yeah.
00:34:01Come on, Dad.
00:34:13This one.
00:34:23No!
00:34:53Power can't fail this soon.
00:35:03Doesn't make sense.
00:35:05What did this?
00:35:09Triffids.
00:35:14I don't understand.
00:35:15You're telling me that Triffids can move?
00:35:19Do this to people?
00:35:21Yes.
00:35:22Keep your eyes open and keep moving.
00:35:27The arch has been breached as well.
00:35:42What is this place?
00:35:45It's where the male Triffids are confined.
00:35:48Well, it should be.
00:35:52Stay close.
00:36:18What happened to him?
00:36:24Triffids are carnivores.
00:36:26They eat people.
00:36:31Did you know him?
00:36:32No.
00:36:34No.
00:36:36He's the idiot who let them out.
00:36:55Oh, no.
00:36:59Not Lucy.
00:37:04She fought.
00:37:07She was blind, but she fought.
00:37:12I'm sorry, was she your...
00:37:13She was my friend.
00:37:20You people knew.
00:37:22You knew that they were dangerous and yet had never got out.
00:37:27Triffid oil saved the world from global warming.
00:37:32You think it would have made any difference if you hadn't known?
00:37:36Ready?
00:37:51At least you have a generator.
00:37:54Until the Triff oil runs out.
00:37:57There's a sofa, you should get some rest.
00:38:00What are you going to do?
00:38:02I need to get my research before it's too late.
00:38:10Bill, will you take me to my dad's?
00:38:12He lives near Windsor.
00:38:14It's miles from the Triffid farms.
00:38:21Bill.
00:38:39I spent my whole life working with Triffids.
00:38:42Trying to make sense of them.
00:38:44Even my obsession seemed more important than ever.
00:39:13What's that sound?
00:39:15Triffid recordings.
00:39:18They're communicating.
00:39:20So, what are they saying?
00:39:24That's what I've been trying to work out.
00:39:26It's the basis of my research.
00:39:28This device contains years of Triffids communications.
00:39:31I've proved there's signs of evolving intelligence.
00:39:33So far I've failed to work out what they're saying.
00:39:37And now they're free.
00:39:39Let's get your dad.
00:39:52How many farms are there?
00:39:54Across the world, tens of thousands.
00:39:57In England, 500.
00:39:59Each one holds about 20,000 Triffids.
00:40:03A million meat-eating plants.
00:40:10How do they reproduce?
00:40:12The same as other plants.
00:40:14The males pollinate the females.
00:40:17That's why it was essential that we control the males.
00:40:21And now they're out.
00:40:40Dad?
00:40:43Dad?
00:40:45Where's me, Joe?
00:40:51Dad?
00:40:54Dad?
00:40:58Dad?
00:41:03Dad?
00:41:11Joe?
00:41:12Dad?
00:41:20Dad?
00:41:22Dad?
00:41:25Joe, stop!
00:41:33Dad!
00:41:35Stop!
00:41:39Dad!
00:41:40Dad!
00:41:42Dad!
00:41:43Stop!
00:41:45Stop!
00:41:46Dad!
00:41:47Stop!
00:41:48Dad!
00:41:49Stop!
00:41:52There's nothing that we can't do.
00:41:54He's dead.
00:41:55We have to get out of here.
00:41:56They're everywhere, Joe.
00:41:58It can't be, Dad.
00:41:59You bastard!
00:42:00He's my dad!
00:42:01Give it to me!
00:42:05No!
00:42:11No!
00:42:13No!
00:42:19I shouldn't have let you.
00:42:22I shouldn't have let you.
00:42:32Joe, we have to get out of here.
00:42:35Come on.
00:42:36If we stay here, they'll kill us, too.
00:42:39Come on.
00:42:40They're all around us, Joe.
00:42:41We have to go.
00:42:42Come on, Joe.
00:43:02Stop the car.
00:43:07That's when we knew that our day was over and the day of the Triffids had begun.
00:43:31We need to warn people.
00:44:01They'll go there.
00:44:27This is an emergency broadcast from the BBC in London.
00:44:30Most of the people in the United Kingdom, and we believe the world, have been struck
00:44:35blind.
00:44:37There is no government, but there is a bigger threat to us at this time.
00:44:42With me is Triffid expert Dr. Bill Mason.
00:44:45Dr. Mason, what do people need to know about the Triffids?
00:44:49They're extremely dangerous.
00:44:51And how are they dangerous?
00:44:53What do they do?
00:44:54Well, Triffids are large, carnivorous plants that can move independently, but because of
00:44:59the blinding, they've escaped, and so they're no longer being fed on the farm.
00:45:06They've started, they've started to, um...
00:45:10We know that they have started to attack and eat people.
00:45:19They have a fatal sting capable of reaching up to 15 feet, and they make a distinctive
00:45:27rustling, tick-tocking kind of noise, so if you hear or see one, you must keep your distance.
00:45:36Where do you think that the Triffids are heading?
00:45:39They'll gravitate towards the cities, to where the most abundant source of food is.
00:45:48Us.
00:45:52So if you are sighted, then arm yourselves, and do what you can to protect those around
00:45:57you, especially the blind, and tell anyone that you can.
00:46:06My parents were botanists, and they researched the Triffids in, in Zaire.
00:46:33I was six, so I was with them.
00:46:37It was my father that saw, with, um...
00:46:44Some genetic modification, the tremendous opportunity for oil production.
00:46:50So he brought them back.
00:46:51All of this is his fault.
00:46:55Well, no, he provided us with a cheap, endlessly replaceable, pollution-free source of fuel
00:47:03that solved the energy crisis.
00:47:06He saved the world.
00:47:12My mother felt differently.
00:47:14Are they now?
00:47:17Well, I haven't seen my father for years.
00:47:26We don't get on.
00:47:30And my mother, she died in Zaire, of a Triffid sting.
00:47:44Billy!
00:48:00This really is it, isn't it?
00:48:03I'm afraid so.
00:48:09For the future.
00:48:13No.
00:48:15To the past.
00:48:19It was beautiful, but we didn't take care of it.
00:49:14Hello?
00:49:17Who are you?
00:49:22I'm from MI5.
00:49:31I'd like to see the prime minister.
00:49:33This is where he lives, isn't it?
00:49:37You'll need to make an appointment.
00:49:40you'll need to make an appointment of course Hilda who are you
00:49:55I'm Torrance
00:50:04I'll just have a look around
00:50:10excuse me excuse me
00:50:15okay yeah yeah I'm Brian
00:50:42I'll be next door do you know what it's all the same as you stand here
00:51:12you
00:51:37morning Hilda
00:51:38you can't stay here well
00:51:47the PM's not coming back I take it out running the country he's gone they they all have
00:51:56well that's just you and me
00:51:59there must be others there's an emergency broadcast on the radio play it for me
00:52:08this time with me is triphid expert Dr. Bill Mason
00:52:12Dr. Mason what do people need to know about the triphids
00:52:16they're extremely dangerous and how are they dangerous what do they do well triphids are
00:52:22large carnivorous plants that can move independently but because of the blinding
00:52:27I haven't got anything to eat have you a sandwich
00:52:33I'll make it
00:52:34then we can go for a little drive
00:52:38I just saw two flares coming from the city
00:53:06it's a signal yeah this means there's other people people like us people who can see
00:53:36triphids yeah they're moving faster than I thought
00:53:45they're only a couple of miles from the city well who is that
00:53:57hello hi
00:54:00hi
00:54:04I'm Torrance
00:54:10head on the radio there's a bit of panic developing about triphids
00:54:15judging from the mess here I think they're right
00:54:20help yourself to guns
00:54:23you could do with some weapons
00:54:25I'm Jo you on your own
00:54:35why'd you ask we're going to the city we believe there's a sighted group there
00:54:39tell you what why don't you come and join my group who's in it
00:54:45me
00:54:50I think we'll fight on our own
00:54:56okay see you down the road
00:55:02Torrance yeah how come you can see
00:55:09luck
00:55:16I'm a naval engineer miniature submarines
00:55:20got caught doing a routine maintenance when all that went up
00:55:25the people I was with
00:55:29wow
00:55:33enjoy the weather
00:55:36Jo
00:55:39enchanté
00:55:55yeah
00:56:01seat belt on please soldier
00:56:25is this justice to leave the rest of your fellow citizens in the dark
00:56:33do you think you're special these people aren't good enough
00:56:37where's your british sense of fair play look at them
00:56:44are we supposed to just stand by and let them die
00:56:51we have to help
00:56:52I've done everything I can to keep these people fed and safe but I can't do it on my own
00:57:03everyone who can see can easily look after those who can't one day they'll find a cure and these
00:57:11people will find out who helped and who looked away these people have every right to live the
00:57:20same as you that's enough you and your friends must move along we're not going anywhere
00:57:28come on guys release her my man will shoot
00:57:35shoot the blind you wouldn't dare over their heads one round
00:57:41believe me the next ones will hit
00:57:50don't you have any compassion you don't deserve to have your sight none of you do
00:57:58it's not over
00:58:01what should we do I need to know if these people can help
00:58:06go ahead crawl in there with the rest of the cowards
00:58:20there are 30 of us so far all sighted and another 10 highly skilled blind
00:58:26we expect more will come and we have our own generator
00:58:30we have our own generator who are you michelle beadley the home office so there is still a
00:58:37governor no there's just us if you want to join us you'll have to pull your weight to do what
00:58:42exactly to forage for essential supplies the colonel has lists of what we need what plans
00:58:47will be made to defend yourselves against the triffids I'm more concerned about our nuclear
00:58:51power stations than triffids mr mason it's dr mason and nuclear power stations can't move
00:58:57triffids can triffids will stay on the farms they won't and they're not excuse me I've read
00:59:05the official research in that research was commissioned by the trifoil companies triffids
00:59:09need food meat if it's not there they'll go and get it and the biggest available source of food
00:59:14is us large slow easy to avoid not if you're blind triffids have been genetically modified
00:59:19to die within three years and the male plants are under strict control on the farms kingston
00:59:24farm was sabotaged and the male plants have escaped and when they start to pollinate the
00:59:28females the situation will be catastrophic it will take what months weeks it could be days
00:59:34whatever emergency plans there were they clearly can't be implemented therefore our priorities
00:59:40remain as food fuel weapons and accommodation and what about the triffids well you're the expert
00:59:48what would you do
01:00:00don't worry I promise to look after you and I will one way or another
01:00:10so
01:00:27hey I was driving I saw you need any help you bet the blind won't survive on their own so
01:00:36we're planning to round up all the sighted we can if they want to help or not
01:00:52have you seen dr mason no let's come to order okay let's begin
01:01:01we face what happened to britain when the romans left 1600 years ago everything will crumble
01:01:08roads railways hospitals this is our proposal we find somewhere in the country and then we start
01:01:17to rebuild have you had news from other countries is there any help on its way we think what
01:01:22happened here happened everywhere we're not expecting any help from outside and what about
01:01:29the blind I'm afraid we have no plans for them we have no alternative we are too few they are
01:01:39too many we can't look after them we can't feed them I see no way to save them and no point in
01:01:53dying with them it's wrong it's so wrong
01:02:06bill you're leaving where are you going
01:02:13go to my father's place in shirley
01:02:16but I've got to work out how to deal with them well you better go then
01:02:25look it's not my first choice
01:02:30it's my only choice
01:02:37you know I'm clutching at straws he may not even have survived I don't know
01:02:42his you know his original research it might help but we're running out of time I'm coming with you
01:02:49joe joe you may not agree with beadley but you'll have a much better chance of survival
01:02:55if you stay with her she's wrong what they're doing is ruthless
01:03:00joe you need people I don't need these people you'll be safer with her
01:03:08joe
01:03:08joe
01:03:11we were an accident
01:03:15oh we met by accident but we stayed together on purpose didn't we
01:03:39so
01:03:55I'll get the gauge
01:03:58remember tear gas and smoke grenades only I don't want to hurt them
01:04:08hey
01:04:10what are you doing
01:04:12stay with me
01:04:14get in there
01:04:26stay with me
01:04:28what are you doing
01:04:30stay with me
01:04:32go
01:04:34get off me
01:04:38get off me
01:04:40just stay
01:04:42get off me
01:04:44get off me
01:04:46get off me
01:04:48come on
01:04:50get in
01:04:52get him off
01:04:54where did it go
01:04:56get him out of here
01:04:58get him out of here
01:05:00leave me alone
01:05:02leave me alone
01:05:04Take him out, Jeeves!
01:05:06Take him out!
01:05:07Leave your marksmen!
01:05:21Yeah, yeah, look at me.
01:05:23Look at me. Look at me.
01:05:24All right.
01:05:25Can you stand?
01:05:26Yeah.
01:05:27Hold on.
01:05:29Attention all sighted.
01:05:31Each of you will be handcuffed to a blind citizen.
01:05:34Give me your arm.
01:05:35It is now your job to keep them alive.
01:05:38Mate.
01:05:40Move.
01:05:42I'm Jeff.
01:05:43Sorry about all this.
01:05:45Don't be.
01:05:46It's not your fault.
01:05:48I used to be a mechanic.
01:05:50Wasn't a bad old life as long as it lasted.
01:05:53Well, I guess I'm one of the lucky ones.
01:05:55Why, because you can still see?
01:05:57Rather you than me, mate.
01:05:59Hey.
01:06:00Sorry about the strong-arm tactics,
01:06:01but you weren't going to help us of your own accord.
01:06:03Coco, what's going on?
01:06:05You've been split into groups.
01:06:06I've decided I'll take care of the blind.
01:06:08Make sure they have food and shelter.
01:06:10We're going to divide London into sections.
01:06:12And what do you plan to do in these sections?
01:06:14I mean, about the triffids?
01:06:17The triffids aren't our priority.
01:06:18Yeah, well, they should be.
01:06:19We've seen what they can do, and so has he.
01:06:24What matters now is organization.
01:06:29What's your role in all of this?
01:06:31My role?
01:06:32I thought you said you were on your own.
01:06:34Then I met Major Coco.
01:06:36He's planned to take over London.
01:06:38Interest.
01:06:41Sorry, Joe.
01:06:42All right, guides will take you to your sections.
01:06:45Let's load up, guys.
01:06:47Look after Hilda for me, Joe.
01:06:52Here we go, on the truck.
01:06:53Double time, everybody.
01:06:55George, come on.
01:06:56Help out.
01:06:57Guides will lead you to your sections.
01:07:00Let's load up.
01:07:02Here we go.
01:07:03I'll get moving when I'm good and ready.
01:07:05Get in the truck.
01:07:06Here we go.
01:07:17Coco sent Sighted and Blind to forage for food and water.
01:07:24His heart was in the right place,
01:07:26but he was ignoring the threat of the encroaching Triffids,
01:07:29delaying me from getting to Shirling
01:07:31and the solution I was hoping to find there.
01:07:57You and you, you're coming with me.
01:08:00Let's do it.
01:08:03Where are we going?
01:08:05All these people, they've come to look for food.
01:08:08They're not going to leave no matter what.
01:08:09I'm going to take a look and see if they've got anything.
01:08:11There's food, there's food!
01:08:13I've got some food.
01:08:14I've got some food!
01:08:15I've got some food!
01:08:16I've got some food!
01:08:17I've got some food!
01:08:18I've got some food!
01:08:19Let's go!
01:08:25A whole sack of food!
01:08:27Where's that guy's boot?
01:08:29I see you're taking it, Commander.
01:08:31Anybody in?
01:08:35What is that?
01:08:39What's that?
01:08:43Nice and easy.
01:08:51Watch your backs.
01:08:55Didn't want to see you get hurt.
01:08:59Don't shoot!
01:09:03Come on.
01:09:07Put that down.
01:09:11You stupid idiot.
01:09:15There's no food here.
01:09:19We're taking over your pub, psycho.
01:09:23What's your name?
01:09:27We don't got to do nothing.
01:09:35What you doing, you...
01:09:39Prat.
01:09:57That's disturbing.
01:10:01What is it?
01:10:05It's triplet recordings.
01:10:09Something I've been working on.
01:10:13Discover anything interesting?
01:10:17Maybe.
01:10:21As long as it isn't attracting them to us.
01:10:25Me? Why?
01:10:29Read your name off the list.
01:10:33Seems you're the famous Joe Platon.
01:10:37Always thought there was something special about you.
01:10:41No, I just work on the radio, that's all.
01:10:45See, Major Coco was in the US Air Force.
01:10:49Appreciates the importance of clear communication.
01:10:53Tell him I'm fine where I am.
01:10:57People know your voice.
01:11:01You can reassure the afflicted.
01:11:05Thanks for the offer, but I'm fine where I am.
01:11:09You heard what she said, Torrance.
01:11:13Okay.
01:11:17Major Coco's gonna be very disappointed.
01:11:21Better to go back to Mason than saving your country.
01:11:51Charlie?
01:11:55Right here, buddy.
01:11:59Go ahead.
01:12:07Jetboat.
01:12:11Buddy out.
01:12:21How'd you know about this place?
01:12:25Charlie led us here.
01:12:29I worked here half my life, before the blinding. Night watchman.
01:12:33Not much of a night watchman now, are you?
01:12:37All right, Osmond. Rope up.
01:12:41Coco.
01:12:45Coco.
01:12:49Will you shut up about the Triffids and help?
01:12:57Charlie, you're the watchman.
01:13:01Stay here and watch.
01:13:05Three groups.
01:13:09Osmond, Cheryl, Vronsky, get water.
01:13:13Joe, Hilda, canned goods.
01:13:17Bill, medical supplies. Got it?
01:13:21What do you think?
01:13:25Keep your eyes open.
01:13:29That's supposed to be funny.
01:13:33Torrance, come in. It's Coker.
01:13:37Greetings, Major.
01:13:41He needs you to come to the warehouse and give us backup. This place is full of supplies.
01:13:45Understood.
01:13:49We're gonna need a bigger car.
01:13:53So what was it like being a star?
01:13:57Shut up. Vronsky, come on. All right, make it quick.
01:14:01Oh, yeah.
01:14:17Coco.
01:14:25Stay here.
01:14:29Coco.
01:14:45What's this?
01:14:49Jeez.
01:14:59What's that smell?
01:15:03Rotting meat.
01:15:07Will someone tell me what happened?
01:15:19I don't know.
01:15:23I don't know.
01:15:27I don't know.
01:15:31I don't know.
01:15:35Griffiths.
01:15:43Where are you going? Forget Joe. Come on.
01:15:55Charlie. Charlie, you there?
01:15:59Charlie!
01:16:03Come on!
01:16:07Osman, anyone?
01:16:11Come on!
01:16:15Come on!
01:16:19No!
01:16:23No!
01:16:27Get back!
01:16:31Get it off me!
01:16:35No!
01:16:39No!
01:16:43No!
01:16:47No!
01:16:55No!
01:16:59No!
01:17:07Get back!
01:17:17No!
01:17:21Come on!
01:17:25Come on, let's go!
01:17:37My leg!
01:17:41I think it's frozen.
01:17:45Shut up! Please! Shut up!
01:17:49Don't leave me! Osman?
01:17:53Osman!
01:17:57Don't leave me!
01:18:01Come on, faster!
01:18:05Faster!
01:18:15Get it!
01:18:19My leg!
01:18:23Come on!
01:18:27Come on, El!
01:18:31Come on!
01:18:35She's gone. Joe, she's gone.
01:18:39Come on!
01:18:43Come on!
01:18:47Get her in the van.
01:18:51Is this what you wanted? Is it?
01:18:55Is this what you wanted?
01:18:59I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I should have listened.
01:19:03You've got to get to Shani.
01:19:07With or without me.
01:19:21Hey!
01:19:25Your man Osman is a coward. I want Bill Mason on our team.
01:19:29You get him whatever he needs to deal with the trivets.
01:19:33Of course, Major. Excellent idea. Leave it to me.
01:19:37Come on.
01:19:59Okay, kids.
01:20:03We're leaving.
01:20:29Joe, are you okay?
01:20:33I'm all right.
01:20:37If it wasn't for Bill, I wouldn't even be here now.
01:20:41Yes, he's quite the hero, isn't he?
01:20:45And he's our only hope against the trivets.
01:20:49You wanted to see me? I did.
01:20:53About the radio broadcast for Major Koker.
01:20:57I've changed my mind.
01:21:01If there's anything I can do to help,
01:21:05I'd like to do it before Bill and I leave for his father's.
01:21:09Well...
01:21:13You will be delighted.
01:21:17What would be fantastic is if you could record something right now.
01:21:21Right now? Yeah.
01:21:25Excellent.
01:21:43Hey, Joe.
01:21:47What are you doing?
01:21:51It's, uh, coconut.
01:21:55I'm going to see him now.
01:21:59This is Radio Britain, and I'm Joe Clayton, coming to you live from London.
01:22:03Please listen carefully to the following announcement.
01:22:07Trivets are now known to have reached major cities across the country.
01:22:11As you know, these plants can and will kill humans.
01:22:15Therefore, Major Koker has asked that every citizen
01:22:19both sighted and unsighted come out to fight them.
01:22:25All volunteers, please register with army personnel
01:22:29who will make themselves known to you in your area.
01:22:33Hello, this is Joe Clayton coming to you live from London.
01:22:37Major Koker has asked that every citizen
01:22:41both sighted and unsighted come out to fight them.
01:22:45Come on!
01:22:49Thank you.
01:22:53This is Joe Clayton coming to you live from London.
01:22:57Major Koker has asked that every citizen
01:23:01both sighted and unsighted come out to fight them.
01:23:05All volunteers, please register with army personnel
01:23:09who will make themselves known to you in your area.
01:23:13This is Joe Clayton coming to you live from London.
01:23:17Mason, you're under arrest!
01:23:19Orders from the boss.
01:23:21No, he's not.
01:23:23Oh, shut up.
01:23:37All yours, boys.
01:23:41Get back!
01:23:43Hold him, boys!
01:23:47All volunteers, please register with army personnel
01:23:51who will be making themselves known to you in your area.
01:23:55I repeat, this is Joe Clayton coming to you live from London.
01:23:59Can you come with me, miss?
01:24:03Uh, yeah, sure.
01:24:11Mason! Mason! Mason!
01:24:15Oh! Mason!
01:24:19It's Koker.
01:24:23Mason! Mason!
01:24:27It's Koker.
01:24:29Koker?
01:24:31Yeah.
01:24:33What happened?
01:24:35He got shot.
01:24:37Where are we?
01:24:39Being taken up to the Heath.
01:24:41Why are we going to the Heath?
01:24:43Orders.
01:24:45From Torrance.
01:24:47It's all Torrance.
01:24:49He's running the whole show now.
01:24:53Where's Joe?
01:24:55Torrance has her, too.
01:25:01Wow.
01:25:03Is this yours?
01:25:05This is yours.
01:25:07Say thank you.
01:25:09Oh, well, thank you,
01:25:11but there's no need.
01:25:13I'm only trying to help.
01:25:15You know, I'm tired.
01:25:17I think I'm going to go back and join the others.
01:25:19Thing is,
01:25:21I may not want to just at the moment.
01:25:25What's going on, Torrance?
01:25:27Something's happened.
01:25:29Okay, Major Koker needed Bill to help out
01:25:31on another terrific attack,
01:25:33and he's saved the lives of many blind people.
01:25:37I'm sorry.
01:25:41He's dead, Joe.
01:25:51Well, they found these things amongst his stuff.
01:25:59I want to see him.
01:26:01No, you don't.
01:26:03I mean,
01:26:05it was a vicious attack.
01:26:09Major Koker says he's very sorry.
01:26:17Okay.
01:26:21Oh.
01:26:51Okay.
01:26:53Okay.
01:27:19Go on, then, chuck him out.
01:27:21Do it.
01:27:51Come on.
01:27:55Come on.
01:27:57Come on.
01:28:07Come on, now!
01:28:09Now, now, come on!
01:28:21Come on!
01:28:51Come on.
01:29:21Come on!
01:29:45No!
01:29:51No!
01:29:55Come on, man.
01:30:05Give me the keys.
01:30:09Give me the damn keys!
01:30:13Now, move in front of me.
01:30:15Get in front of me.
01:30:21Come on.
01:30:25Do it.
01:30:51Come on.
01:31:03Is Bill Mason alive?
01:31:05Is he?
01:31:07When you're better, you'll see clearly.
01:31:11I was thinking today about missed opportunities.
01:31:15Sometimes you have to act.
01:31:17I'm Jo Platon, and you are not alone.
01:31:19Fight her!
01:31:21Fight!
01:31:27Just because the whole world's going crazy
01:31:29doesn't mean you can't help them, Bill.
01:31:37Outside these walls is chaos.
01:31:43Try and shoot Mason.
01:31:45Maybe we'll have to accept that Triffids really are the dominant species.
01:31:49I'll get you a male Triffid.
01:31:55Mother Nature's finally taken her revenge
01:31:57and reclaiming the planet.
01:32:15To be continued...
01:32:45Thanks for watching!