Emma embarks on a perilous journey to Antarctica to reunite with her father, facing obstacles that lead her to sneak aboard a cruise ship. There, she crosses paths with engineer Andy, setting the stage for an unexpected adventure. This thrilling drama promises a captivating tale of determination and discovery.
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00:21:39Oh, of course I'm going to be here.
00:22:09Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. This is your captain speaking. We're now passing the stunning Patagonia coastline, and the final land we will see before Antarctica. Step out to the open decks for the best vantage point, and please enjoy the view.
00:22:24Stay inside.
00:22:43It's okay. You're almost there. You can do it.
00:22:51No, no, I can't.
00:22:54No, no, no, no, no.
00:23:24No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:23:26What are you doing?
00:23:31Hi. It's beautiful, isn't it? It's chilly, but it is beautiful.
00:23:34You're not supposed to be out here.
00:23:36No, I'm seriously getting full-blown cabin fever.
00:23:38The walls were closing in.
00:23:40I felt like I couldn't breathe.
00:23:41I couldn't stay in there another minute with just me and my thoughts spinning and spinning.
00:23:44Peg called the ship.
00:23:45She sent out a crew to check on your dad's cabin, and he wasn't there.
00:23:49But before you go to a bad place, she also reported that it's not unusual for him to venture out for days.
00:23:54So, no need to worry, yeah.
00:23:58I appreciate that, but I can't stop worrying until I know that he's okay.
00:24:01Morning, Mr. Jackson.
00:24:03Martin, hello.
00:24:04So, how are you and your team enjoying the cruise?
00:24:07Oh, smooth sailing so far.
00:24:10Knock on wood.
00:24:12And who's this?
00:24:13Emery.
00:24:14Emery Rivers.
00:24:16We met before, Ms. Rivers?
00:24:17No, I don't believe so.
00:24:19Well, thank you for pointing out all the different sights, but I have a thing booked, so...
00:24:24It's nice to meet you, Emery.
00:24:30Well, I gotta go fine-tune some equipments.
00:24:35Yes, but...
00:24:36Always a pleasure.
00:24:46Was the accent necessary?
00:24:49And a thing booked?
00:24:51I'm sorry, I haven't exactly been able to peruse the ship's amenities.
00:24:54You haven't checked out the infinity pool?
00:24:56The what?
00:24:56Not helpful.
00:24:57We should get you back.
00:24:58Oh, please.
00:24:59I would go crazy if that door closes on me right now.
00:25:01That was Ingrid's right-hand man back there.
00:25:03Right, I get that, but I need the fresh air.
00:25:06Figure out how to blend in, I promise.
00:25:10How?
00:25:11I have an idea.
00:25:13Come with me.
00:25:14How may I be of service, sir?
00:25:39Wow.
00:25:41Except, what exactly is the plan?
00:25:43Ah, hiding in plain sight.
00:25:45See, no one suspects me as crew, so now I'm just gonna blend in.
00:25:50Oh, you don't blend.
00:25:52I mean, you do.
00:25:53You will.
00:25:54It's just...
00:25:55We need to make sure you look busy.
00:25:56Okay.
00:25:57Why don't you put me to work then, Captain?
00:25:59Oh, I almost forgot.
00:26:06Rick?
00:26:06Why not?
00:26:08Ricky Rivera, I think it has a nice ring to it, don't you?
00:26:11Excuse me?
00:26:15Yes.
00:26:17Rick, is it?
00:26:18That's Ricky.
00:26:19How can I help you?
00:26:19I left my bracelet somewhere in the spa.
00:26:23It's very dear to me.
00:26:25I was having a massage in room three.
00:26:27I will find it, don't worry.
00:26:28And when I do, I will leave it with a concierge.
00:26:31You're such a doll.
00:26:36I guess I'm off the work.
00:26:37Hello.
00:26:44Checking on something for a passenger.
00:26:48I have a massage booked for four o'clock.
00:26:51Yes, Ingrid.
00:26:52Wrong train.
00:26:53Oh, thank you.
00:26:59Oh, that was a brutal workout.
00:27:03Which way should I lie?
00:27:05Front or back?
00:27:06Front.
00:27:07Definitely front.
00:27:09No need to be gentle.
00:27:11Put as much muscle into it as you can.
00:27:14Oh, and before you start, would you mind turning up the heat?
00:27:19Actually, I'm not your massage therapist, but I will go get them and make sure they do that.
00:27:25Hang on.
00:27:26You're so familiar.
00:27:28Oh, no, I doubt that.
00:27:37Wait.
00:27:38I just want to talk to you.
00:27:47Oh, sir.
00:27:48Ma'am, here, Bracelet.
00:28:06Oh, you're such a doll.
00:28:08There's a story behind this.
00:28:09I would love to hear about the story, but later.
00:28:15All passengers, this is your captain speaking.
00:28:18We are entering the waters of the direct passage, and we expect it to get a bit rough.
00:28:23We advise you to retire to your cabins until things have settled.
00:28:28Thank you for your cooperation.
00:29:29All passengers, we're back in smooth waters.
00:29:40Thank you for your cooperation, and enjoy your evening.
00:29:43Martin!
00:29:45Howard.
00:29:46Yeah, sure.
00:29:48That gas, who tried to bus without a ticket.
00:29:51You haven't seen her, have you?
00:29:52No, you said she didn't have the required paperwork.
00:29:54Exactly.
00:29:55So, if she did get on, which she may have, that's a big problem for her, and for us.
00:30:02Martin, I need you on this.
00:30:05Don't worry.
00:30:06You can count on me to weed her out.
00:30:09Well, just a hot tub.
00:30:11She may be disguising herself as crew.
00:30:13Clever.
00:30:14We're not good enough.
00:30:15We're team Vega.
00:30:16That's you on me, in case you were wondering.
00:30:20I got it.
00:30:31She has dark hair, could be posing as crew, but don't be fooled.
00:30:35It's a disguise.
00:30:36Well, it doesn't ring a bell, but I will keep an eye out for her, of course.
00:30:40Thank you, ma'am.
00:30:42Andy!
00:30:43That's not the bathroom.
00:30:45Martin, hey.
00:30:47We may have a stowaway.
00:30:49What?
00:30:50What makes you say that?
00:30:51It's not important, but we need to be vigilant.
00:30:54Keep an eye for anyone who seems suspicious, or could be acting as an imposter.
00:30:59Like that passenger you were speaking to this morning.
00:31:02She seemed a bit edgy.
00:31:05Really?
00:31:05Huh.
00:31:06I didn't get that, but I just met her, so.
00:31:09If you see her again, keep an eye on her and report back to me.
00:31:13Or Ingrid.
00:31:14Okay.
00:31:16Got it, Martin.
00:31:25Will passenger Marmaduke...
00:31:28Please make their way to the Deck 4 Supply Room.
00:31:31Passenger Marmaduke...
00:31:34Passenger Marmaduke...
00:31:38Hey, Emma!
00:31:45Emma!
00:31:47Emma!
00:31:48Are you in there?
00:31:49Andy, over here!
00:31:50Andy!
00:31:51Andy!
00:31:51Andy!
00:31:58Andy!
00:31:59Oh!
00:31:59Hi!
00:32:00Andy!
00:32:01Oh, I thought I'd be stuck in there forever.
00:32:07I mean, they would have eventually ran out of wine upstairs, so...
00:32:17Yeah, I didn't think of that.
00:32:19Good thinking with the Marmaduke thing.
00:32:20Oh, thank you.
00:32:22And thank you for coming to my rescue.
00:32:25Becoming like my knight in shining armor.
00:32:31Just...
00:32:32Try not to get us both in trouble.
00:32:37Yeah.
00:32:37Yeah, of course.
00:32:40So, it was the quack on your phone that sent Ingrid's radar up?
00:32:44Yeah, the quack.
00:32:45My voice and my disguise.
00:32:46Well, disguise or not, she's clearly hot on your tail.
00:32:51Hotter than on yours?
00:32:53It's not funny.
00:32:54This is serious.
00:32:55She's even got Martin on the case now, and that man is like a dog with a bone.
00:32:59Besides, it doesn't matter what she's hot after.
00:33:01Why not?
00:33:03Because I'm not dating right now.
00:33:04Ooh, bad breakup?
00:33:05I mean, there's not a lot to it.
00:33:08I was just with someone who I thought was the one.
00:33:14Guess I was wrong.
00:33:18She ended it?
00:33:21Yeah.
00:33:21I'm sorry.
00:33:24And so was I.
00:33:26That's why I was more than happy to come back out to the base, because if you want to get away, there's no place in the world that gives you that feeling of escape.
00:33:35Like Antarctica.
00:33:35So what about you?
00:33:41What's your story?
00:33:43It's not really a story.
00:33:45More like a series of rapid fire fails.
00:33:49I either get stood up, ghosted, or meet guys who are nothing like their profiles.
00:33:53Yeah, I am not looking forward to the apps.
00:33:56Actually, I was thinking of deactivating my profile and stop trying to force things.
00:34:00Although I think my radius is set to like 20 miles, so I doubt I have to worry about that for a while.
00:34:06Probably not.
00:34:12Night.
00:34:15Night, Andy.
00:34:15Night.
00:34:22Coffee.
00:34:29Tell me you brought coffee.
00:34:30Later.
00:34:31First, there's something you gotta see.
00:34:33But I thought I could...
00:34:34Trust me, this is worth getting caught over.
00:34:46Here.
00:34:47Come on.
00:34:52It's incredible.
00:35:19I made it.
00:35:22Now I can find my dad.
00:35:24Well, I was mostly kidding about the getting caught part.
00:35:27Well, I made it this far.
00:35:29So, let me find your dad.
00:35:31I promise, as soon as I get this boat unloaded, I will do whatever it takes.
00:35:34I appreciate that.
00:35:35Really, I do.
00:35:36I've been your problem longer now.
00:35:40All passengers with expedition groups A and B, please find your way to the Zodiac deck.
00:35:46I guess that's where you...
00:35:58Of course.
00:36:05Hey, Emma.
00:36:06Emma.
00:36:09Just promise me you'll be careful.
00:36:14I promise.
00:36:14I promise.
00:36:36Hello.
00:36:41Careful.
00:36:43Show your day.
00:36:51Excuse me.
00:36:52Ma'am, hi, it's Ricky, the one who found your bracelet.
00:36:54Oh, yeah, thank you for that.
00:36:56Oh, that's my pleasure.
00:36:58Sorry, I was in such a rush, I would still love to hear the story behind it.
00:37:02Well, yes, it wasn't the Titanic, but that bracelet goes back just as far.
00:37:06Oh, morning, ma'am. Could I give you a hand?
00:37:08Just a moment. Do you mind? I'm telling my friend a story here.
00:37:12Yeah, sure. Enjoy the excursion.
00:37:15So, my grandmother's bracelet. Where was I now?
00:37:17Ah, yes, she was traveling as a stowaway.
00:37:23Don't say...
00:37:32Oh, my god, she's also...
00:37:36Where...
00:37:37How did she go?
00:37:38Gonna say...
00:37:40Go, go, go, go, go.
00:37:41Go, go, go.
00:37:42What are you, Dan?
00:37:43Go, go, go.
00:37:44Go...
00:37:45Go, go, go, go, go.
00:37:47It's going...
00:37:48Go, go, go.
00:37:52Go...
00:37:55Go, go.
00:37:57Go, go, go, go, go.
00:37:59Can I help you?
00:38:21I'm Emma Rivera. I'm looking for my dad.
00:38:26Ian's daughter.
00:38:28Yes.
00:38:29Well, I'm Peg. Come on over here and give me a big hug.
00:38:32Hi. Hi. It's so nice to meet you.
00:38:34How did you manage to get down here so last minute?
00:38:37It's a long story, but if you could do me a favor and keep my presence on the down low, that would be great.
00:38:45Okay.
00:38:46Look, I wish we had news about your dad, but we sent two crews out for him, and both times he wasn't in his cabin.
00:38:52But that's not unusual for him. That man is known to hunker down rather than lose one minute of his research.
00:38:59No. I was thinking, what about a GPS? I know his satellite phone isn't pinging, but wouldn't he be wearing one?
00:39:04Oh, he has one. Yeah.
00:39:06Okay, well...
00:39:07The crew found it on his workbench.
00:39:09Perfect.
00:39:10Oh, honey, I try to keep tabs on your dad, but that man marches to the beat of a different drum.
00:39:16Which is probably why he never mentioned anything about chest pains.
00:39:20But, uh, let's keep that on the down low, too, because we have really strict rules about medical exams here, so...
00:39:27Copy that.
00:39:28Could you point me in the direction of his cabin?
00:39:31Well, how are you thinking about getting there? Because you haven't walking, sweetheart.
00:39:35What are you doing, Andy? She isn't your problem anymore. You already offered it.
00:39:40And now you're just going to get into trouble.
00:39:41Hey!
00:39:48Whoa, whoa, whoa! Wait!
00:39:51Wait!
00:39:53Where are you going?
00:39:55What?
00:39:56Where are you going?
00:39:57I can't hear!
00:39:58Where are you going?
00:39:59Hmm?
00:40:01Where are you going?
00:40:02Oh.
00:40:06Hello.
00:40:07Also, hi. Again.
00:40:11Go to my dad's cabin.
00:40:12Alone? You can't do that.
00:40:14Why not?
00:40:15Because you've never been here before.
00:40:16I've never been a stowaway before, and I managed that.
00:40:19I'll be fine. Peg set me up. I got a snowmobile, satellite phone.
00:40:23Does Peg know you're alone?
00:40:25Whoa, whoa, whoa. No, no, no, no.
00:40:27There are flash storms. There's leopard seals.
00:40:30There are crevasses in the ice that will swallow you up before you can even see them.
00:40:35Not...
00:40:36that your dad has encountered any of those.
00:40:39Right.
00:40:41Let me go with you.
00:40:43Don't you have work to do here?
00:40:45I'm here for six months.
00:40:47Plus, I kind of...
00:40:48didn't mind your company.
00:40:52Pop, pop.
00:40:56I also, uh, believe it or not,
00:40:58never driven a stowaway before.
00:41:01Oh, I believe it.
00:41:03From here on out, you can't say that I talked to you into getting into trouble, though.
00:41:06Don't I know it.
00:41:26Any leads?
00:41:27No.
00:41:28She was on the boat.
00:41:30Didn't see her get off.
00:41:32Probably waiting until you are not looking.
00:41:35Stay on board.
00:41:36Keep an eye, and I will check the base in case she alerted us.
00:41:39Aye, aye, team captain.
00:41:42Sorry.
00:41:43As you are.
00:41:45As you are.
00:42:15Wow, that is a relic.
00:42:18Yeah, my dad told me it was built by British explorers.
00:42:21I think it makes him feel like Shackleton.
00:42:26Better than Robert Scott.
00:42:30Oh.
00:42:33Hello?
00:42:39Dad?
00:42:42Ian?
00:42:45Well, I don't need to be an engineer to figure out why his phone didn't work.
00:43:03Oh, great.
00:43:04Looks like he was working on something.
00:43:17Could it have anything to do with that?
00:43:22I have no idea.
00:43:24Come on, Dad.
00:43:27Are you?
00:43:32Hi.
00:43:37Hello.
00:43:44What's your name?
00:43:45Wait.
00:43:49What is that?
00:43:53Emma!
00:43:59It's my dad.
00:44:01Dad!
00:44:03Dad!
00:44:04Emma!
00:44:06Dad!
00:44:08You're okay.
00:44:11Emma!
00:44:12Hi!
00:44:13What on earth are you doing here?
00:44:16You called and you said you needed help and then no one could find you or get a hold of you and see...
00:44:19So you came all this way just to check on me?
00:44:22Yeah, of course I said.
00:44:25It's my girl.
00:44:28You promised me you're okay?
00:44:29Yes.
00:44:30I'm good.
00:44:31You scared me.
00:44:33Don't laugh.
00:44:34It's not funny.
00:44:35It is.
00:44:36Oh, no.
00:44:37Sorry, sorry.
00:44:38Hi.
00:44:39Dad, this is Andy.
00:44:41I would not be here without his help.
00:44:43Well, it is nice to meet you, son.
00:44:44I'm Ian.
00:44:45Thank you for getting her here safely.
00:44:48I'm really sorry that you had to go through all this.
00:44:50Well, she would have gotten here with her without me.
00:44:53Your daughter's really something.
00:44:56That she is.
00:44:58I'm confused.
00:44:59That call had me so worried.
00:45:00What is going on?
00:45:01Well, this is really embarrassing.
00:45:06It seems that we had a little broken telephone going on because I'm not the one that needs help.
00:45:12Sure.
00:45:13Who is?
00:45:16A penguin.
00:45:19A penguin?
00:45:19A penguin?
00:45:20A penguin?
00:45:31I've been studying them for years.
00:45:45I know the past generations, the new generations, who's mating with who, who needs a mate, which brings me to my problem.
00:45:53Come on.
00:45:55Come on.
00:46:07That's Lola.
00:46:09He said the ice shelf broke off and it separated her from the colony and her mate.
00:46:15Couldn't you just swim back?
00:46:16No.
00:46:17A pot of killer whales is in the bay.
00:46:20What about a boat?
00:46:21Could push the flow back to the ice cap.
00:46:23Not in those waters.
00:46:24Uh-uh.
00:46:25It's too dangerous to navigate through the broken ice in this current.
00:46:28But I did manage to tether the flow with a couple of clamps so it doesn't drift further away.
00:46:33But that's about it.
00:46:34Is that Lola and her mate going out to each other?
00:46:44That guy right there, that's Hugo.
00:46:46He searches the colony for her every day.
00:46:49He's never given up.
00:46:51I was beginning to believe that she's going to be alone forever.
00:46:58You're right, Dad.
00:47:00It's not for us.
00:47:01We had to help her.
00:47:19Wait, can't you use the tethers to pull it in?
00:47:22I've tried.
00:47:23But when I do, it tips.
00:47:25You should fall right in the ocean.
00:47:26Exactly.
00:47:27I've been trying to come up with a plan, but an engineer, I am not.
00:47:31All I can do is keep the flow from drifting out to sea.
00:47:34But the tethers, they just keep going loose.
00:47:36Uh, the Amet, Andy?
00:47:38Mechanical engineer of all things Sub-Zero.
00:47:41Maybe not all things.
00:47:43You're being modest.
00:47:44Sure you could help, right?
00:47:47I could take a look.
00:47:50Guessing that you're here on business other than penguins?
00:47:53I don't mind a side project.
00:47:56Well, should we head back to the base, let Peg know that we're okay, and then see what we can think up someplace warmer?
00:48:03I would love to, but I've got to keep an eye on that flow.
00:48:07If a tether snaps, the other one is not far behind.
00:48:11We could set up this feed so you can see it from anywhere.
00:48:13Yeah.
00:48:17What'd I tell you?
00:48:17Hey, Peg!
00:48:30What is wrong with you?
00:48:32We actually hadn't started to really worry this time.
00:48:35Well, we can't have that now, can we?
00:48:37Oh, boy.
00:48:40Tell that to your daughter who came all this way.
00:48:46What are you doing?
00:48:47Trying to keep a little profile.
00:48:48Hey, Ingrid!
00:48:50What's up?
00:48:51Can I help you with anything?
00:48:52I'm just making sure no one came here to show who wasn't supposed to.
00:48:56Right, the stowaway.
00:48:58Martin warned me about that.
00:48:59Turn around.
00:49:01How do you think she got here, Ian?
00:49:02What?
00:49:04Was that over there?
00:49:05Oh, that's, uh, that's Juan.
00:49:10Yeah, he was the one waiting for the magnetometer.
00:49:13Well, keep your eyes open.
00:49:16Copy that.
00:49:18Oh, and Andy, remember, your room is still yours whenever we are anchored.
00:49:24We are just here for two more days and then we'll be back in two weeks, so feel free to come aboard.
00:49:35Hey, well, she's gone, she's gone.
00:49:40Um, can you tell me what that's all about?
00:49:42I'll tell you inside.
00:49:43Let's go.
00:49:44Go.
00:49:49Okay, that was close.
00:49:50Not as close as she'd like.
00:49:52That is not what's going on here.
00:49:54Please, she obviously has a thing for you.
00:49:56Maybe the escape won't be what you expected.
00:49:59They say when you're not looking.
00:50:01It's when you find it.
00:50:08Whoa.
00:50:09Peg, you outdid yourself yet again.
00:50:12Really?
00:50:13Well, then maybe you won't leave so long in between meals.
00:50:16I will try my best.
00:50:18Oh, boy.
00:50:19Your dad gets lost in his work.
00:50:22Oh, no.
00:50:23Don't I know it.
00:50:24So, young man, any ideas on how to get our penguin back to shore?
00:50:28I've got a few percolating, but look, I know I'm staying the obvious.
00:50:33Out here, we aren't meant to interfere with nature.
00:50:35You are not wrong, but we had a hand in creating this situation.
00:50:41And, you know, that penguin colony has really become like family to me.
00:50:45Always old Juan, anyway.
00:50:46He's great.
00:50:47He is such a stud, and he loves strutting his stuff in front of the ladies.
00:50:53Really?
00:50:54Is there any other characters?
00:50:55Yeah.
00:50:56Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:50:56There's Issa, and don't be chirping Issa, because she'll give it right back to you.
00:51:01It's true.
00:51:02And then there's Theo.
00:51:04Theo is a rock star.
00:51:06I mean, if I could teach this penguin how to play guitar, I would.
00:51:10He's a maniac.
00:51:11He's a total maniac.
00:51:11He's the first one to jump off of any iceberg.
00:51:15And then there's Lola and her make you go.
00:51:21Their dance when they first met was incredible.
00:51:26A poor thing.
00:51:32Well, on that note, I should get to work figuring out a plan.
00:51:36Absolutely, yes.
00:51:37Yeah, we all should call it.
00:51:39It's been quite a long day.
00:51:45Good night, everybody.
00:51:48Yeah, I got that for you.
00:51:49Oh, thank you.
00:51:52Dad.
00:51:53Is there something you're not telling me?
00:51:58About Lola?
00:51:59No, about Peg.
00:52:02She is a great lady, Em.
00:52:04And she really tries her best to keep me in line.
00:52:07Well, good luck with that.
00:52:08You're right.
00:52:09How are you?
00:52:15I'm okay.
00:52:17Drawing any new stories lately?
00:52:19No, just the ones in the courtroom.
00:52:21How about outside the courtroom?
00:52:24Anyone special in your life?
00:52:27Not since Mark.
00:52:28And you know how that ended, so...
00:52:31Yeah.
00:52:33Don't feel guilty that your heart wasn't in it.
00:52:37I know I shouldn't, but...
00:52:39Good.
00:52:40That's good.
00:52:42Now, maybe I'm misreading the situation here,
00:52:45but, uh, what's going on with you and this guy, Amy?
00:52:49Nothing.
00:52:50Like, Dad, he's not even dating right now.
00:52:54The guy really went out on a limb for you.
00:52:56Oh, yeah, but that's only because I backed him into a corner.
00:52:59Besides, even if he was dating,
00:53:00he and, uh, Ingrid would be a much better match.
00:53:03Then why would you say that?
00:53:05Uh, they're both world travelers, engineer geeks.
00:53:07He's in Antarctica.
00:53:08She'll be here every other weekend.
00:53:09I'm not even supposed to be here right now.
00:53:11That's just paperwork, Em.
00:53:14Okay, take your mother and I, for example.
00:53:17She was a homebody.
00:53:18And I'm Mr. Jed off to Antarctica to work with penguins.
00:53:22But we made it work.
00:53:24Because we loved each other.
00:53:26You'll find a penguins.
00:53:28And when you do,
00:53:30don't let a little bit of water get in the way.
00:53:34Or kill little whales.
00:53:36Okay, Dad.
00:53:38How's it going?
00:53:48Hey, um, okay.
00:53:53It's, uh, it's a tricky problem.
00:53:56You want to tell me about it?
00:53:58Sure.
00:53:59Yeah.
00:54:01May I?
00:54:01Bill, yeah, of course.
00:54:03All right, so, basically,
00:54:05the majority of an iceberg is underwater.
00:54:08Yeah.
00:54:08Right?
00:54:09So it's shaped like a big ball.
00:54:11Mm-hmm.
00:54:12And there's the water.
00:54:13So if you tie something to the top and pull it,
00:54:16it's going to rotate the entire thing
00:54:18and dump the penguin into the water.
00:54:21Where the whales are?
00:54:22Looking for a snack.
00:54:23Oof.
00:54:23What if you grab it from the center?
00:54:25It wouldn't rotate.
00:54:26Sure.
00:54:27Center of mass.
00:54:28But that is way underwater.
00:54:31And I don't own a submarine.
00:54:33Ah.
00:54:33So what you're telling me
00:54:40is that
00:54:43basically needs something to dive underwater
00:54:48and attach a cable to it.
00:54:54I do not mean us.
00:54:56No, definitely not us.
00:54:58But, yeah, something like a small submersible
00:55:02could do it if we could figure out
00:55:03a way to attach to the ice.
00:55:08Something like this?
00:55:11Yeah.
00:55:12I mean, yeah, something exactly like that.
00:55:19Oh.
00:55:19Okay.
00:55:27Did you draw these on the ship?
00:55:30Just what I could see through the window.
00:55:32Emma.
00:55:33They're incredible.
00:55:34Thanks.
00:55:35Seriously, no, no, no.
00:55:36These should be in like a book.
00:55:38It really feels nice to be drawing
00:55:40outside the courtroom.
00:55:44I actually want to draw Lola's story,
00:55:46but I'm afraid to start.
00:55:50Why?
00:55:52It's a love story.
00:55:54Not all of those have happy endings.
00:55:56She deserves one.
00:55:56She deserves one.
00:56:05Kind of surprised you're not taking Ingrid up
00:56:07on her offer to stay on the ship.
00:56:09Yeah, I like slumming it out here
00:56:11with my fellow engineers.
00:56:12Plus, I don't want to be spoiled.
00:56:15Look.
00:56:15Look.
00:56:20It's incredible.
00:56:21I could be biased,
00:56:26but down here,
00:56:27we like to think the Southern Lights
00:56:29have an edge on the Northern.
00:56:30Yeah, I would have to agree.
00:56:31What you were saying about
00:56:39deactivating your profile,
00:56:42does that mean you're giving up on dating?
00:56:45I never said that.
00:56:46You did.
00:56:47Why do you ask?
00:56:54Just curious.
00:56:55Right.
00:56:57If you're thinking of changing your mind,
00:57:00Ingrid is interested.
00:57:02Okay.
00:57:03Why don't stop saying that?
00:57:04Okay, okay, please.
00:57:07No, I think Martin's
00:57:09a better match for her.
00:57:11You think so?
00:57:13Yeah.
00:57:14Of course, I mean,
00:57:15I think if she wasn't such a stickler
00:57:17for the rules,
00:57:18she'd see that he's perfect for her.
00:57:21Besides, he already does
00:57:22everything she has.
00:57:23It's true.
00:57:28Because
00:57:28if a stranded penguin
00:57:31hasn't given up hope,
00:57:32maybe we shouldn't either.
00:57:33Okay.
00:57:45Okay.
00:58:13Don't worry, Lola.
00:58:34I know how hard he was to find.
00:58:38We'll get you back to him.
00:58:41Okay, let's test this out.
00:58:43Let's test this out.
00:59:13Hey, can you hold on to this in case the remote doesn't respond?
00:59:19Yeah.
00:59:19All right.
00:59:26All right.
00:59:31Come on.
00:59:33Is it working?
00:59:43No, not really.
00:59:46The drill doesn't want to stick in the ice.
00:59:48I think we should go.
00:59:59Hold on.
01:00:00Hold on.
01:00:02Looks like we have a visitor.
01:00:09Yeah.
01:00:12Wow.
01:00:13You know, it's not often you get a show like this.
01:00:17Maybe they're showing off because they want their portrait drawn.
01:00:19What happens?
01:00:27No.
01:00:29I don't think it's going to work.
01:00:30Excuse me.
01:00:42Do you know if your colleague, Andy, ever made it back to the ship last night?
01:00:47I'm sorry, man.
01:00:47No, I'm just making a dummy check before we cool anchors, so...
01:00:50Andy?
01:00:51Andy?
01:00:55Andy?
01:00:59Andy?
01:01:06Andy?
01:01:07Andy?
01:01:08Andy?
01:01:08Andy?
01:01:08I know what it needs to do.
01:01:22I've just got to figure out how to make it work.
01:01:25A little feel for the brain?
01:01:26I'm good.
01:01:27With the one I've stumped, the cat puts me through a workout.
01:01:30Yet she even made me go mountain climbing once.
01:01:32Now, I made a decision, and I can work an ice pick.
01:01:36Well, we don't exactly have time to climb Mount Vincent.
01:01:39Right.
01:01:39Or you could do a polar plunge in the spa.
01:01:43It works for me every time.
01:01:45Oh, there's a spa here?
01:01:46Yeah.
01:01:46Oh, best kept secret on base.
01:01:49Dad, you shouldn't be doing that with your...
01:01:51I'm fine.
01:01:52How exactly would a cold plunge health?
01:01:54Dopamine.
01:01:55Yeah.
01:01:56Cold exposure releases a ton of it.
01:01:58Right.
01:01:58Oh, and trust me.
01:02:00Afterwards, you are going to feel laser focused.
01:02:03Not exactly a spa guy.
01:02:06I'll do it with you.
01:02:08Really?
01:02:09Yeah, of course.
01:02:12Okay.
01:02:14All right.
01:02:15Let's do it.
01:02:16Great.
01:02:16Where is the spa?
01:02:25Not what I was envisioning.
01:02:27What were you envisioning?
01:02:29I don't know.
01:02:29Like a tub or a barrel or something?
01:02:31No.
01:02:35There wouldn't be any killer whales here, right?
01:02:37No, not this close to shore.
01:02:39Seals, maybe.
01:02:39Maybe you can make a friend, adopt one, give it a pet move.
01:02:42It's funny.
01:02:44No, thank you.
01:02:45No, no, no.
01:02:45Wait, wait, wait.
01:02:46Come on.
01:02:48Emery Rivers would have done this.
01:02:50Ricky Rivera definitely would have done the plunge.
01:02:53So you're telling me Emma Rivera wouldn't do this for the penguins?
01:02:57No, no, no, no, no, no.
01:03:27What the heck?
01:03:33Martin, look at this.
01:03:41I knew it.
01:03:43What is that you were looking for her father?
01:03:47And I think I know how she was able to evade us.
01:03:52You're still shivering.
01:04:06No.
01:04:06Here.
01:04:07Come here.
01:04:08All right.
01:04:11That better?
01:04:12Yeah.
01:04:15What about you?
01:04:19Any clarity?
01:04:19I think so.
01:04:37Heat a drill bit.
01:04:38What?
01:04:39That's the key.
01:04:40Oh, right.
01:04:41It'll melt the ice, refreeze around it, lock it into place, and...
01:04:46You're brilliant.
01:04:50Should we get to work?
01:04:51Yeah.
01:04:52After we defrost.
01:04:54Ta-da.
01:05:02Penguin rescue unit?
01:05:042.0.
01:05:05I guess maybe I could have been part of your team.
01:05:08Easy there, Erickson.
01:05:10Come on.
01:05:11Let's get this to your dad and put it into action.
01:05:13Who is Erickson?
01:05:14The guy who invented the screw propeller?
01:05:18John?
01:05:19The...
01:05:20Nobody knows engineers.
01:05:31Eva!
01:05:34What's wrong?
01:05:34Your dad went out to re-secure the tether on the ice float, and we just received a help signal.
01:05:39What does that mean?
01:05:39He deployed the mayday signal on his GPS.
01:05:42It's here.
01:05:43Along the shore.
01:05:44Can you send a helicopter?
01:05:46Well, the emergency crew will, but they won't risk it until that storm passes.
01:05:50I don't care.
01:05:51I'm going out there.
01:05:52Are you coming?
01:05:52Of course.
01:05:53Let's go.
01:06:01Be careful.
01:06:02We lost.
01:06:03We lost.
01:06:03We lost.
01:06:03We lost.
01:06:03We lost.
01:06:03We lost.
01:06:03We lost.
01:06:03We lost.
01:06:03We lost.
01:06:05We lost.
01:06:09We lost.
01:06:10What are you doing?
01:06:37Why are we stopping?
01:06:38Because we aren't going to outrun that storm.
01:06:41We talk about fairly snowing.
01:06:42Oh, there's a reason these choppers will fly.
01:06:45Can you grab that hammer just outside the right there?
01:06:54Yeah, can you grab that side?
01:07:03Don't worry.
01:07:04These storms may be powerful,
01:07:06but they blow out as fast as they blow in.
01:07:09I'm sure my dad's been through hundreds of these.
01:07:12Bobby's okay.
01:07:13You know, when I was little,
01:07:20I used to be scared of storms.
01:07:23My dad would tell stories about adventures just like this.
01:07:27Things would distract me.
01:07:31Folklore, from all the places he's been.
01:07:33My favorite was the one about the third man.
01:07:35Those who dare track the frozen terrain
01:07:39would get the sense that we weren't alone.
01:07:43You know what it is?
01:07:44Yeah.
01:07:46I felt it.
01:07:47The presence.
01:07:49Like, there's a third man walking with you.
01:07:52I hope that he or she is with my dad right now.
01:07:59He's going to be okay.
01:07:59He's going to be okay.
01:08:00Dad!
01:08:22Hey.
01:08:23What happened?
01:08:24Are you okay?
01:08:24I'm fine.
01:08:28Actually, I've been better.
01:08:31I'm so happy to see you guys.
01:08:33You're hurt.
01:08:33It's just one of the things, honey.
01:08:36One of the tethers snapped,
01:08:37and I went for it,
01:08:38and I went down like a sack of hammers.
01:08:40Hey, don't worry.
01:08:41Help's on the way.
01:08:42I'm not worried about that.
01:08:44This will heal.
01:08:46There's only one tether,
01:08:47and we're running out of time.
01:08:49Lola is running out of time.
01:08:50Lola is running out of time.
01:08:54Lola is running out of time.
01:08:55Lola is running out of time.
01:08:55Lola is running out of time.
01:09:08Hi.
01:09:09Is it broken?
01:09:10It is.
01:09:11Oh.
01:09:11But he's in there arguing with the doctor.
01:09:14He can argue all he wants.
01:09:15He can't walk on that leg.
01:09:17I appreciate the choir.
01:09:18By the way,
01:09:19I had them run some other tests
01:09:21on his heart.
01:09:22And?
01:09:22Strong as an ox.
01:09:24Turns out all that pain
01:09:25was just indigestion.
01:09:26Shit.
01:09:26Oh.
01:09:27Mr. Rivera, please.
01:09:28Give me a week, doctor.
01:09:29I'll be dancing the rope up.
01:09:31You shouldn't be looking at that.
01:09:33What are you doing?
01:09:34Come on.
01:09:35Let's go.
01:09:35You need to listen to the doctor.
01:09:38She's right.
01:09:40Fine.
01:09:41But it's up to you, Em.
01:09:43Bring Lola back.
01:09:45Okay.
01:09:46We will.
01:09:47We'll get her back.
01:09:51Love you, Dad.
01:09:52I love you.
01:09:55You worry about you now.
01:10:06Aha.
01:10:09Hello, Ricky.
01:10:10Do you know what the punishment is
01:10:18for going to Antarctica
01:10:19without a permit?
01:10:22No, but I'm guessing
01:10:23it's not like a
01:10:24strike or a warning system.
01:10:29I'm sorry.
01:10:31I needed to make sure
01:10:32that my dad was okay.
01:10:33I understand.
01:10:34I really do.
01:10:35But it's my job
01:10:36to ensure everyone's
01:10:38safety on board.
01:10:39And I can't do that
01:10:40if I don't even know
01:10:41you were there.
01:10:43I didn't think of it like that.
01:10:44I just thought I'd get into trouble.
01:10:46Well,
01:10:48now you and your partner
01:10:49are both in trouble.
01:10:51No, Andy had nothing
01:10:52to do with this.
01:10:52I appreciate you
01:10:55trying to protect him.
01:10:56But I found
01:10:57one of your disguises
01:10:58in his room,
01:10:59so
01:10:59don't tell me
01:11:01he didn't know.
01:11:04You're right.
01:11:08He did help me.
01:11:09That is only because
01:11:13he has got one
01:11:13of the biggest hearts
01:11:14I have ever encountered.
01:11:16And trust me,
01:11:17those are really
01:11:18hard to find.
01:11:20That's why I want to help
01:11:21this poor penguin
01:11:21who is stranded
01:11:22from her mate.
01:11:23Because amidst
01:11:24all the noise,
01:11:24she found him.
01:11:26And since she's been gone,
01:11:27he hasn't been chatting
01:11:28it up with other penguins.
01:11:29He's been waiting for her,
01:11:30calling for her.
01:11:32And that is something
01:11:33worth trying to save.
01:11:36So please,
01:11:38Ingrid,
01:11:38if you have to,
01:11:39put me back on the ship.
01:11:40But let Andy go.
01:11:45He's one of the good ones.
01:11:52No go anywhere.
01:11:53I'll be right back.
01:11:59Come on in.
01:12:00Before we can proceed,
01:12:01there is a formal
01:12:02interview process
01:12:02we need to get through.
01:12:04What kind of interview?
01:12:05Have a seat.
01:12:06Do we really need
01:12:08to do this?
01:12:09Oh, I'll be asking
01:12:10the questions here.
01:12:12Andy.
01:12:13Oh.
01:12:14Jeez.
01:12:14So,
01:12:15how did you and the
01:12:16stowaway become acquainted?
01:12:18Well,
01:12:18she wasn't exactly
01:12:20a stowaway
01:12:21because I
01:12:22allowed her
01:12:23to get on board.
01:12:24Oh, you have to believe
01:12:28that this is your fault?
01:12:30100%.
01:12:31If I hadn't been
01:12:33so preoccupied
01:12:34with making sure
01:12:34that all the equipment
01:12:35got on board,
01:12:36I would have asked
01:12:37more questions
01:12:38and she never
01:12:39would have gotten
01:12:40on the ship.
01:12:41Hmm.
01:12:42Well, then,
01:12:47I guess this will
01:12:49undoubtedly be
01:12:50your last polar
01:12:51expedition on the Vega.
01:12:54Or probably
01:12:55any ship
01:12:55for that matter.
01:12:57No.
01:12:57No.
01:13:01Oh.
01:13:04Take this
01:13:05and call me
01:13:06if you need anything.
01:13:07Anything at all.
01:13:14And Mr. Rivera.
01:13:17We both know
01:13:18who is in that
01:13:19very big heart
01:13:20of Andy's.
01:13:26Okay, come on.
01:13:27I'll escort you
01:13:27back to the ship.
01:13:29We're running out of time.
01:13:31What are you doing?
01:13:32Stop!
01:13:33Where do you think
01:13:33you're going?
01:13:34Where'd they go?
01:13:36I don't understand.
01:13:37Bro,
01:13:38so many rules.
01:13:40I know.
01:13:42But finding your penguin
01:13:43is more important
01:13:44than the rules.
01:13:46Of course.
01:13:47Yeah.
01:13:49Oh.
01:13:50Do you mean Andy?
01:13:51Or
01:13:51are we on a penguin
01:13:54mission now?
01:13:56Both.
01:13:58Everyone deserves
01:13:59to find their match,
01:14:00Martin.
01:14:01I think
01:14:03we can bend the rules
01:14:05for a good cause.
01:14:06Wow.
01:14:11You're incredible.
01:14:17You think
01:14:18I'm incredible?
01:14:18so we drill into the ice,
01:14:24pull the flow back
01:14:25to shore,
01:14:26reconnect Lola with Hugo
01:14:27and it's mission complete.
01:14:29Let's do it.
01:14:33Hey.
01:14:35I just want you to know
01:14:36that no matter
01:14:37what happens,
01:14:38I have zero regrets
01:14:39helping you.
01:14:41You really are
01:14:41my knight in shining armor.
01:14:42I just want you to know
01:15:08We'll only have one chance to get this right.
01:15:13You grab the sub, I'll get the winch.
01:15:36Okay.
01:15:38Moment of truth.
01:15:47Easy.
01:15:50What is that?
01:15:51Some of her pals are hanging out.
01:15:53It's Heather.
01:16:18You got it.
01:16:20Hi!
01:16:30Nice save.
01:16:31I guess that mountain climbing did they all.
01:16:36They were nearing the flow, so let's put this thing to work.
01:16:40Let's see if it takes.
01:16:52Looking good.
01:16:58Okay, let's get this flow back to shore.
01:16:59Oh, God.
01:17:08Oh, God.
01:17:08Oh, God.
01:17:08Oh, God.
01:17:11Oh, God.
01:17:24It's working.
01:17:32Yeah.
01:17:38It's working.
01:17:40Yeah, it's working.
01:17:42It's working.
01:17:46Come on.
01:17:47Come on.
01:17:47It worked.
01:18:05See how?
01:18:06Here she goes.
01:18:11Hugo's been keeping their egg warm while Lola was stranded on the floor.
01:18:14We did it.
01:18:22We actually...
01:18:24Yeah, we did it.
01:18:25Oh, sorry.
01:18:36It's...
01:18:36Probably my dad.
01:18:39Yep.
01:18:40Right.
01:18:43Oh.
01:18:44Hello?
01:18:48It worked.
01:18:50Lola's back with Hugo.
01:18:51Now they can have their happily ever after.
01:19:01Okay.
01:19:03I love you, Dad.
01:19:06What do you say?
01:19:07He says...
01:19:09We should celebrate.
01:19:18To Lola and Hugo.
01:19:20Yes.
01:19:21And to Emma and Andy.
01:19:23Oh.
01:19:24To Ingrid and Martin for making it possible.
01:19:28Oh, and long live the penguins.
01:19:30Yes!
01:19:31Long live the penguins!
01:19:33All right, you two.
01:19:42There she is.
01:19:42No, no, no, no, no.
01:19:43Don't get up.
01:19:44Come on.
01:19:45I love you, sweetheart.
01:19:47I love you, Dad.
01:19:49Careful.
01:19:50I'm here, darling.
01:19:51Hey.
01:19:52I'm gonna miss you.
01:19:53I'll miss you.
01:19:54Thank you for everything.
01:19:56Hey, you.
01:19:57Make sure that he gets on board.
01:19:59Oh, boy.
01:20:00Okay.
01:20:01I'll try.
01:20:01Come back with that.
01:20:04Huh?
01:20:05I just wanted to let you know I plan on making my way to the ship, and I promise to stay
01:20:14there until we arrive back home.
01:20:15I know you will.
01:20:17See you on board.
01:20:18This place really does make you feel like you're the only person on the planet.
01:20:31That was the idea.
01:20:34Huh.
01:20:35Shame about that stowaway that follows you everywhere.
01:20:39And snores like a seal.
01:20:40But I will miss you.
01:20:53You sure about that?
01:20:54Yeah, of course I'm sure about that.
01:20:57This has been the most fun and rewarding experience I've had in, like, ever.
01:21:05Me, too.
01:21:13Well, I should go.
01:21:16Yeah, yeah.
01:21:17Unless you want a citation from Martin.
01:21:20A citizen's arrest.
01:21:22A citizen's arrest.
01:21:26For the record, Andy, I'm gonna miss you.
01:21:33Emma.
01:21:35I know this isn't what I wanted, but it's like what you said.
01:21:44When you're not looking, that's when it happens.
01:21:49And I can't stop thinking about you.
01:21:54Only you.
01:21:57All the time.
01:21:59And I hope that's not just happening to me, because I'll be embarrassed.
01:22:03It is not just happening to you.
01:22:18So how long does it take to get permission to be out here?
01:22:22Your dad just called?
01:22:33Doctor's given the all-clear to come back here.
01:22:35Just in time for the latest edition.
01:22:40What do you think?
01:22:42The perfect happy ending.
01:22:43Now all he needs is a name for my story.
01:22:52Of course.
01:22:55Good luck out there, Ian.
01:22:57Don't worry.
01:23:00One day you'll find your match, too.
01:23:01Let's get out of here.
01:23:05I'm freezing.
01:23:06Come on.
01:23:06Come on.
01:23:06Come on.
01:23:07Don't worry.
01:23:07Come on.
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