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After a mysterious explosion destroys Earth, five astronauts aboard a space shuttle are sent back in time exactly five years before the disaster. With the fate of humanity in their hands, they must uncover the truth and stop the apocalypse before it happens.
⭐ Starring Peter Weller, Sebastian Roché, and Christopher Gorham
⭐ Genre: Sci-Fi, Time Travel, Mystery, Drama
⭐ Year: 2002
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After a mysterious explosion destroys Earth, five astronauts aboard a space shuttle are sent back in time exactly five years before the disaster. With the fate of humanity in their hands, they must uncover the truth and stop the apocalypse before it happens.
⭐ Starring Peter Weller, Sebastian Roché, and Christopher Gorham
⭐ Genre: Sci-Fi, Time Travel, Mystery, Drama
⭐ Year: 2002
If you enjoy mind-bending stories, conspiracy theories, and suspenseful sci-fi like classic early 2000s shows, Odyssey 5 is a must-watch.
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00:01We saw the Earth destroyed, and in a heartbeat everything and everyone we knew was gone.
00:13There were five of us, the crew of the Space Shuttle Odyssey, and we were the only survivors.
00:24A mysterious being, who called himself the Seeker, rescued us and sent us back in time.
00:38And now we have five years to live over. Five years to discover who or what destroyed the Earth. Five
00:46years to stop it from happening again.
00:56I was a scientist!
00:58I was a scientist who was a scientist!
00:59I'm a scientist.
01:00I'm a scientist!
01:05I'm a scientist, and I'm a scientist, and I'm a scientist!
01:18A reporter once asked me what I dream about at night.
01:21I think she figured that astronauts must dream about different things than regular folks,
01:26like walking on the moon.
01:28I think she was a little disappointed.
01:33Nothing to think about but catching the ball and tossing it back.
01:37Even more to the point, it's who I am tossing it with.
01:43I still have that dream, have it more than I ever did,
01:46only now it doesn't end the same way.
02:01Chuck?
02:07They get worse, aren't they?
02:13We need to do something about these nightmares.
02:16Yeah.
02:23At least three people are dead, one person critically injured as a result of the shooting,
02:28which has shattered this once peaceful residential community.
02:32And that's all for this edition of the KNBS News.
02:36Join us at 11 o'clock for the action news with Kevin Walker.
02:41Your energy level is in the pits.
02:43Some lunatic with an automatic, she has three people in the head and you want energy?
02:46Well, you know, just enough to keep our few remaining viewers awake.
02:49We are down two ratings points in the last three weeks.
02:52Like the hell of a time to take a leave of absence.
02:53Don't worry about it, Chad.
02:54In about five days, you're going to get those two points back with interest.
02:57What do you know that I don't?
02:59The future.
03:00Really?
03:01How's my date going to work on it?
03:02You're going to blow it.
03:03But I don't need to know the future to tell you that.
03:11The IP went from 205.3 to 196.
03:14You got a look at brands that support neutral statistics.
03:17All right, all right.
03:18I'm telling you, if you want to know the maximum impact a single team can have on a pitch with
03:22value,
03:22it's the best monologue.
03:23Will you two stop talking baseball?
03:25We got a satellite to repair.
03:27Oh, that's what this big expensive thing is.
03:30This is the third damn time this wrench has broken on me.
03:32If it snaps underwater, it'll snap in space.
03:34You just can't make that shit astronaut crew.
03:36Well, hell, it shouldn't have to.
03:37The astronaut knows what the heck it's doing.
03:39Well, well, well, if it ain't the backup crew.
03:41You know, just because you're riding our wave doesn't mean you can't show up on time.
03:44First damn mission is commander and already your head's too big for the airlock.
03:47I think I'll tell flight design to goose the hatch diameters.
03:50Good idea.
03:50What do you think 50% should do?
03:52Sounds like 40 to me.
03:53Changing the schedule, boys.
03:55Brains want to see everyone upstairs.
03:57All right.
03:57Very funny, guys.
03:59Very funny.
04:00Boys, we're making an adjustment to the flight program.
04:03Adjustment?
04:03Yeah.
04:04One word you don't ever want to hear from management.
04:06You were scheduled to launch a NORAD Sparrow-1 satellite at 0600 MET.
04:10Instead, you'll be hanging up a bird for our boys from the DOD.
04:13Changing the payload?
04:14Oh, don't worry.
04:15We wouldn't be signing off on this if we didn't think it was doable.
04:17Payload's comparable in size and configuration of the Sparrow?
04:20It'll require minimal change in procedure.
04:22So, uh, what is it?
04:25It's classified.
04:26Black folder.
04:27All they want from us is to hang it up and go away.
04:30Now, from this point on, the mission will be referred to by its designated code name, Bright Sky.
04:39Bright Sky?
04:40I mean, where do they think of these code names?
04:42Does defense have a department of euphemisms or something?
04:44So, this is the satellite that we deployed right before the world blew up.
04:47It can't be.
04:48We've still got almost five years to go.
04:50This satellite has a first-stage prototype.
04:52I'm gonna let you in on a little secret.
04:53They sent up three Bright Sky tests before the one we launched.
04:57That's right.
04:58Except the first one's not scheduled for another three years.
05:01Which means something has accelerated the schedule.
05:03Yeah, something we did.
05:05Scriven's death, of course.
05:06Scriven's death.
05:07Hodge's appointment.
05:08Age of Aquarius.
05:09Us having coffee.
05:10Who the fuck knows?
05:11One thing we figured out.
05:12History turns on a damn dime.
05:14Well, at least we know when it's going up.
05:16Well, yeah, we know when it's going up, but we have no idea what it is.
05:19Well, my guess is NASA saying the usual nothing bullshit.
05:22Department of Defense orbital physics experiment.
05:24Right, Chucky?
05:24Yeah, except this time they're not even telling us that nothing bullshit.
05:28They're just saying it's classified.
05:29We are not to talk about it with anyone, including anyone within the agency.
05:34Well, if Bright Sky really was responsible, then...
05:37Then we are that much closer to the enemy of the world as we know it.
05:41Which means this, ladies and gents.
05:43Yours truly is gonna be on that shuttle, and that satellite ain't gonna see the light of day.
05:47How's that, Dad? You're on the backup crew.
05:49Hide and watch.
05:52Hello, Sarah.
05:53Hello, darling. We just missed the fun.
05:55We just saved three years off the destruction of the world.
05:57Hey, have a seat. Yeah, Molly, bring up a...
05:59I'm actually not gonna stay.
06:01I've gotta go out of town for a few days.
06:02There's, uh, something I gotta take care of.
06:05What, does it concern your family?
06:06No, no, it's, um, it's work.
06:08Anything we can do?
06:09No, but I'll call you when I get back.
06:12Okay?
06:13Okay.
06:18I left a note on the fridge,
06:20and you have to remember to take that muscle relaxin' every three hours.
06:23Every three hours.
06:24Oh, I got it.
06:26How come you're going?
06:28Because I have to go to work, honey.
06:30I promise I'll be back in a few days, okay?
06:32Okay.
06:33A news report on, uh, on what again?
06:35On small town Texas.
06:37They're running it as a series.
06:40You, uh, always said that you'd drop dead before you did pillow news.
06:43You know, the kind that, uh, helps people sleep at night.
06:46Maybe I was wrong.
06:47Maybe it's a good thing to sleep now and then.
06:49Well, it sure doesn't sound like you, hon.
06:59I'm gonna call you every day, okay?
07:01Okay.
07:02And I wouldn't be going if it wasn't very, very, very important.
07:06You believe me, don't you?
07:07Yep.
07:10Can I have a little kiss, please?
07:30No, it's okay.
07:32Hey, uh, where's Neil Taggart and what did you do with his body?
07:38You...
07:38You...
07:38Stepping out of the box for the night, guys.
07:40Trying a little sobriety.
07:41Hey, you know, I-I hear that can be addictive.
07:44Ha-ha.
07:44Yeah.
07:49Hey!
07:50Yes, yes, yes.
07:51Where are you?
07:53What do you mean?
07:55Well, you're obviously not here with me.
08:00Sorry.
08:01I don't know.
08:02I was just thinking.
08:04Do we have to do this every Saturday night?
08:07I mean, it's fun and everything, but...
08:11I don't know.
08:12I just think maybe we could try something else.
08:14Example?
08:17There's an exhibit on the Mercury Space Program over at the Science Center.
08:22Do you want to take me to a museum?
08:26Yeah.
08:27No.
08:28Look.
08:30You want to go look at old space capsules?
08:32I'm there.
08:34Just not on my birthday, okay?
08:38My birthday.
08:40Saturday.
08:41Green Bile concert.
08:43Remember?
08:45Yes.
08:46Yes.
08:46Yes.
08:47Of course I remember.
08:47Who do you think you're talking to?
08:49I don't know.
08:50Yeah.
08:58What are you doing?
09:00Is that sushi?
09:02I don't like sashimi, but I wouldn't recommend it, darling.
09:07I told you to wait for me in the shower.
09:10We took a shower ten minutes ago.
09:12I don't know.
09:14But I'm feeling thirsty again.
09:16Yeah.
09:42I don't know how to be Ф System.
10:00I don't know how to shut up on stage.
10:01Come on.
10:02Can I cook?
10:03Yeah.
10:03Do you want to sleep in the shower?
10:04Yes me.
10:04Yeah.
10:12If it wor' cancer, I won't do it.
10:14I'm guessing you're not here to buy a summer home.
10:16What are you doing here?
10:17Watching your ass.
10:18Oh, what? Now you're following me, Angela?
10:20Gravel Point, Texas?
10:23This is where the little Linden girl was kidnapped by her parents, isn't it?
10:27Oh, yeah, I remember.
10:28Big news story.
10:30Nothing else on television for at least a week.
10:33Only thing is, it hasn't happened yet.
10:35Don't try and stop me.
10:37I am here to stop you.
10:38No, you are not.
10:39We can't possibly stop every bad thing that happened.
10:42Angela, I'm a news reporter, okay?
10:43I have information about this case that no one else has.
10:46You're saying I should just forget what I know of?
10:47I'm not saying that.
10:48Yes, you are.
10:48You're saying we should just turn around and let these two fuckers kidnap their own daughter.
10:52If we start this, where does it end, Sarah?
10:54We're going to take that little girl into the woods and shoot her in the head.
10:58I know that, and you know that.
11:00We're supposed to just turn our backs and walk away.
11:04Tell me.
11:09Tell me.
11:20No, it was easy.
11:22Just sent off my own version of the NASA email.
11:25They sent the record right over.
11:26These small-town medical clinics don't know much about internet security yet.
11:32Shit.
11:35I guess there's no other way, is there?
11:36I don't see.
11:37You know, back in the old days, I'd just go to Ed Scrivens and I'd say, Ed, I want that
11:40mission, and he'd just hand it to me.
11:42But Hodge, she got a bug up her ass about me.
11:46Like Mom.
11:47No, not like Mom.
11:49Mom's a totally different kind of bug.
11:52You know, you grew up in the age of information, and MTV, and this computer claptrap.
11:57Well, son, I grew up in the age of women's lid.
12:00Now I got one as a wife, and one as a boss.
12:03Then you go to work.
12:13Back in the original timeline, whenever the hell that was, you know what Jim said to me when this came
12:20out?
12:21He said, well, at least I have three years of commanding my own missions, and no one can take that
12:30away.
12:37Well, he didn't count on me.
12:43Well, it looks like muscle tissue.
12:46You can see a pattern of myofibrils, only it's a synthesis of branched cells.
12:50And cross-linked polymers I've never seen before.
12:52It's almost like someone put this thing together atom by atom.
12:56What characteristics would I expect to find in an organism composed of this material?
13:00Say, an organism roughly the size of a person, hypothetically, of course.
13:04One tough cookie.
13:06High resistance to the elements, extreme molecular stability.
13:10It's almost self-fueling, negating the need to produce heat.
13:14Therefore, cold-blooded.
13:15There's no need for it to be anything else.
13:22How did you think of it?
13:24It was Paul's fender bender.
13:27Fender bender?
13:28Before the kidnapping.
13:30I mean, back original, you know what I mean.
13:33Yeah.
13:34Paul had gotten into this car accident a couple of days before the story broke.
13:41And anyway, two days ago, Paul had that very same accident.
13:45And it hit me that Ashley was going to be kidnapped tonight.
13:50Why'd they do it, parents?
13:53I don't know.
13:54I mean, there's a lot of speculation as to why exactly.
13:58But one of the stories was that the mother became so obsessed with this new boyfriend
14:03and that she just believed that Ashley had become a burden and...
14:11Have you given any thought to what we're going to do once they take Ashley?
14:16Follow them to wherever they're going to take her for those three days and we catch them.
14:20And then the Londons are going to go to jail and Ashley gets a new family.
14:27And a new life.
14:44Get him.
14:46Look at that.
14:49Look at that.
14:50Look at that.
14:53You sure you have the right date?
14:54I'm positive.
14:56Well then why is she?
14:58Why didn't they take her?
15:14Oh my God, Sarah.
15:16All these cars.
15:18What's going on?
15:37What time was that?
15:38Uh-huh.
15:39Right.
15:41Excuse me.
15:42Can you tell us what happened here?
15:44Someone took Janine Keeley.
15:46Can you believe it?
15:47Six years old.
15:49Christ almighty.
16:00What the hell happened?
16:02Information has come to light regarding Jim Coulson.
16:05Concerns a medical condition.
16:07How serious?
16:08It's an inner ear imbalance and it can trigger disorientation.
16:11Even blackouts can flash at a moment's notice.
16:14So you guys are not on deck.
16:15You're up.
16:16Hell, Jim's got 50 or 60 hours in space.
16:18We can't take that chance.
16:19The seriousness of the condition is only one part of the issue.
16:23It's also the fact that he falsified medical records to keep it hidden.
16:26And what I need to know from you is are you comfortable making the launch window?
16:32You bet.
16:39I was right.
16:40This is fucked.
16:42The Lindens claimed all alone somebody else kidnapped their daughter.
16:44Obviously they were telling the truth.
16:46I think the killer must have seen us parked out front.
16:49Yeah, he did see us.
16:51And he went to someone else's house and kidnapped someone else's little girl.
16:55Did the Lindens ever see this guy?
16:57Yeah, they gave a detailed description to the police.
17:00Do you remember it?
17:01He was tall, he was very big, he had long hair, it was in a ponytail.
17:06And they said his right eye was very pale.
17:12Almost as if the pupil were missing.
17:17We have to take this to the police.
17:43Well, we were headed through town.
17:46Dallas, a weekend away from the grind.
17:48I wasn't paying any attention and we got really low on gas.
17:51The car just died on us.
17:54We pulled up the freeway to try and find a gas station.
17:57And you stopped at the Keeley's house?
17:59Right across the street.
18:00We saw this car come up.
18:02You know, I didn't get a good look at it.
18:05It was an old car, maybe a Buick, maybe Blue.
18:08It stopped a few blocks down.
18:10A man got out.
18:11We were asking for help, but he was looking around,
18:16acting suspicious, very nervous.
18:19There was something about his right eye.
18:22It was pale, almost white, like his pupil was missing.
18:27How did you manage to get such a good look at him?
18:29Well, he walked right by the car.
18:30I saw him through the window.
18:31The passenger side window?
18:33Yeah.
18:33The driver's side window.
18:34And then what?
18:35We watched him walk over to the Keeley house.
18:38And then he disappeared around the back.
18:40What'd you do after this?
18:41After this?
18:42Yeah.
18:43There's a gas station in the corner.
18:45Did you walk over there to get gas?
18:47Oh, yeah.
18:47The nearest gas station is about seven miles away.
18:50Did you call a tow truck?
18:52Yeah.
18:54Okay, let's cut the motion.
18:56Well, that couldn't have gone any worse.
18:58Look, you better be grateful that we're not in custody right now, Angela.
19:01Yeah, thank God we don't fit the kidnapper profile.
19:03I know what you're thinking.
19:03We shouldn't have gotten involved, okay?
19:04But we did.
19:05We can't believe you.
19:06Who said anything about leaving?
19:08We're up to our asses in this and we're running out of fucking time, Sarah.
19:11No.
19:11That's where you're wrong, okay?
19:13The kidnapper kept Ashley alive for three days, Angela.
19:16Three days.
19:18Maybe he's going to do the same thing for Janine.
19:24Ladies and gentlemen, bright sky one.
19:28Standard service module, power generation, orbit control, S-band telemetry,
19:32telecommand communication.
19:33What's it run on?
19:34Latest ion propulsion design.
19:36It cuts days off your orbital transfer.
19:39This baby hauls ass.
19:47Yeah, but there's a hand like this bell.
19:53I mean...
19:59Hey.
20:01This version of bright sky is using a Cassandra-class payload module.
20:04It's a standard NASA workhorse till next year.
20:06That's good.
20:06Can we disable it?
20:07That's the thing.
20:08I'm not sure.
20:08You're not sure?
20:09What do you mean you're not sure?
20:10Dad, I didn't design the thing.
20:11It's before my time.
20:12Sondav, you are not sure.
20:14We are fucked.
20:15Well, Dad, I'm your only option.
20:16So, do you want to listen to what I have to say or not?
20:20Shoot.
20:21All right.
20:21Now, the satellite's processor stores its programming on a regular magnetic disk.
20:25If you can get close enough to the instrument suite, which I'm pretty sure is here,
20:29you might be able to scramble the propulsion drive's processor chip.
20:33How?
20:33You demagnetize it.
20:35It's like erasing a videotape.
20:36If it works, it should go haywire when mission control tries to activate it.
20:39If it works, you don't sound too optimistic about this, do you?
20:41Yeah, well, there ain't a whole hell of a lot to be optimistic about.
20:45Now, the propulsion drive should activate a few seconds after the payload clears the bay.
20:49If it doesn't malfunction in, say, ten seconds, it might not.
20:53I'll tell you what, if it don't malfunction within ten seconds, I'm going to execute an OMS burn and blow
20:58that fucker right out of orbit.
21:00Along with your career.
21:01Maybe.
21:02Six billion people, your career? I guess there's not much of a choice, huh?
21:05I've got to tell you something, Neil.
21:07I didn't come back here to save six billion people.
21:10I told that skinny little fucker, do it, because there was a co-pilot dying at my feet, and that
21:16is it.
21:17Shit.
21:17What?
21:19Dad, what time is it?
21:20Well, I'm dirty, why?
21:21Ah, fuck!
21:23I missed the concert, I missed the concert.
21:25I got to call me.
21:26Concert.
21:27Holly, you know, speaking of which, I just as always wanted to ask you, you've got the mind of a
21:3121-year-old and the body of a 17-year-old.
21:34I mean, how do you reconcile? I mean, are you still on?
21:36What? What are you talking about?
21:41Forget it.
21:43Hey, this is Holly, not here right now, so leave a curtain and step in. I'll return.
21:47Holly, you're nailed to God's phone.
21:50Oh, come on, Holly, are you there?
21:52Don't be afraid to look down.
21:55Holly, wake up.
21:57Come on.
22:10Holy fucking hell.
22:23My hair is long and straight.
22:26Right, right.
22:26With such a gray at the temple.
22:28Okay.
22:29And he has a goatee.
22:32His eyebrows are a bit busier than that.
22:37That's it.
22:38All right, all right, just give me a few minutes to touch it up, and I'll email it right over.
22:43Sarah, this is Chad.
22:44Do I hear this right? Are you already in Gravel Point?
22:46Uh, yeah.
22:47Well, I don't know how you cut this so fast, but listen, I've got a remote crew on the way.
22:50No, no, Chad, don't send the remote crew.
22:52What?
22:53I'm not here reporting on this.
22:54What are you there for? This is potential. This is becoming a major story.
22:57Look, I can't explain this to you now.
22:59Just...
23:00Just send somebody else to cover the story.
23:02I gotta go.
23:07I talked to the Linden's. They haven't seen anyone matching his description.
23:12Neither of the neighbors should see the way they look at me when I mention the white eye.
23:17Well, from now on, we'll be able to do a lot more than just mention it.
23:27You might have to operate a manual for a while.
23:29You mean, Gordo, that we'll just have to fly the bastard ourselves? I'll just hurt.
23:33Well, I'm having some problems maintaining the proper torque.
23:36I understand.
23:37Look, I gotta see a man about a horse. Hang on to this. Continue about me.
23:40I shall return.
23:42Yeah.
24:00This ain't no fucking pipe bomb.
24:02This here's uncut ADX jacked with C7 ethanil.
24:06Do you know what that is, Bart?
24:07It'll blow your entire fucking complex into fucking orbit.
24:11That's right. You and your corporate lackey agency, you're gonna pay today, boy.
24:20All first down, please exit the building.
24:22All first down, please exit the building.
24:31Open around it.
24:33Let's get it from now.
24:56Open around it.
24:59Open around it!
25:00Oh, come on.
25:28Hold it.
25:29What the hell are you doing?
25:31Well, I'm just doing my job, son.
25:34Commander Taggart.
25:35Yeah.
25:36I'm sorry.
25:37The area's being evacuated.
25:38There's been a bomb threat.
25:39Well, it always happens at the damnedest time, dude, isn't it?
25:44If you'll just follow me out, sir.
25:46Right.
25:47Roger that.
26:02I'm sorry.
26:02I don't know.
26:34It has now been more than 24 hours since six-year-old Jeanine Keeley was abducted.
26:40And while police are remaining tight-lipped, there's a growing concern among the residents of this little town of Gravel
26:46Point, Texas.
26:48TV7 spoke with Patricia Linden, one of the Keeley neighbors, about the kidnapping.
26:53Jeanine's a sweet little thing.
26:55She and my daughter play together all the time.
26:58Can't imagine what the Keeleys are going through.
27:00Police are asking search volunteers to report to the First Baptist Church on Hollis Avenue.
27:16Got you breakfast.
27:22You know, I got a daughter.
27:25This is her room.
27:28She has a birthday coming up.
27:34Where is she?
27:38You'll meet her.
28:00Not bad for a blonde.
28:01So, can you tell me what all that is now?
28:03Uh, it's a thermographic imaging system, darling.
28:06Oh, boy.
28:07Uh, well, it's a machine that produces video images based on minute variances in temperature.
28:12Hospitals use them to search for tumors and foreign objects and tissues, that sort of thing.
28:24You see, I programmed it to 98 degrees, which is the temperature of the human body, to read as red.
28:33Anything below that reads as green.
28:36You understand?
28:38Why don't we try it on you?
28:40Eh?
28:41It'd be fun.
28:44All right.
28:48Is it still?
28:51Well?
28:53Red is definitely your color, darling.
28:56So, if I was, say, green, what would that mean?
29:04That you were dead, or not human.
29:11I'd much prefer human.
29:2030 years of doing this, I think it'd rim our own socks.
29:23Mm-hmm.
29:25Just bring her back in good shape, okay?
29:27Will do.
29:39Do we have time for this?
29:40Get your young ass up on this bed.
29:47Whoa.
29:48Am I interrupting something here?
29:51Well, what's it look like?
29:52Right, right.
29:53Well, there's someone downstairs to see you.
29:56Fine.
30:00Get your clothes off.
30:01I'll be right back.
30:10Jim?
30:14I just came to say...
30:18I just came to say I'm sorry.
30:20I let you down.
30:22No, you didn't let me down, Jim.
30:24You could never let me down.
30:25I was your sponsor.
30:27You're a brilliant pilot and a hell of a good commander.
30:30I guess we'll never know now, will we?
30:32I know.
30:35I know.
30:36One fucking little ear problem, and it's over.
30:41Six years of training.
30:43A lifetime of dreaming.
30:48I understand that someone set my medical records to Hodge.
30:54That means someone's out to get me.
30:57Oh, no, I wouldn't go buying into that kind of paranoia.
31:00You know, my old man wanted to be an astronaut back in the days of Apollo.
31:04And he washed out because they found out he'd gone colorblind.
31:07They still let him fly jets.
31:10I guess it doesn't really matter now anyway how it got out.
31:15It's over.
31:16No, it ain't.
31:17It ain't over.
31:18You're a gifted man.
31:19There's 101 things you can do.
31:22Probably make more money, too.
31:27Yeah.
31:33You have a good mission, Chuck.
31:35Well, I'll give it a whirl.
31:38Don't crash and burn.
31:48A blue Buick.
31:49Late 70s.
31:51Yeah.
31:52Have you sold one lately?
31:53Soon, baby.
31:55See.
31:55How'd your swimming lesson go?
31:57I don't swallow any water.
31:59That smell, old man.
32:01I miss you so much.
32:03Can you put daddy in the phone?
32:07Please.
32:09Please don't hurt our little girl.
32:11She's only six years old.
32:14Janine.
32:16Hey.
32:18We love you very much, and we'll see you soon.
32:21Hey, Sarah.
32:21Yes, well, I'll let you start tonight.
32:23I mean, um, I'm sorry, Paul.
32:25How's your neck?
32:26Oh, it hurts like a bear.
32:28The pain will be gone by Saturday.
32:30How do you know that?
32:34Hello?
32:36Yeah, hi.
32:38Yeah?
32:39Great.
32:41Thanks.
32:42A friend of someone who we gave the flyer to says somebody who looks like our guy tried to pick
32:48her up in a bar.
32:50They don't have a name, but I have an address.
33:04Angela, I'm really glad you're here.
33:14Hello?
33:25Hello?
33:32Oh, God, Sarah.
33:33What?
33:34What?
33:41Oh my god.
33:45Oh my god.
33:47Get down!
34:09Waitin' for animal control to come get him.
34:12I ain't no shape to go diggin' graves.
34:16You lady's sure lucky I'm one lousy-ass shot.
34:19We're sorry, sir. We just thought this place belonged to somebody else.
34:22Well, it used to. I only been here a couple weeks.
34:26Do you know who lived here before you?
34:28Crazy son, baby. Never gave me his name.
34:31Baby Chess, was this him?
34:37That's him, alright. That fucked up boy.
34:41It's really important that we find him.
34:44But he didn't say much.
34:45Certainly didn't say exactly where he was moving to, though.
34:48I got the impression.
34:50He was on the east side of town, out by the tracks.
34:54Is there anything else, anything at all that you could tell us about him?
35:00He's in the Navy.
35:01How do you know that?
35:02Tattoo on his arm, USS Idaho.
35:08Discovery, you are 319 kilometers orbital insertion altitude.
35:13Roger, Houston. On a scale of 1 to 10, I'd say that takeoff was an 11.
35:18Come back, Ed.
35:19Discovery, prepare for systems check.
35:22Primary payload deployment will commence at 0600.
35:26Roger that, Houston.
35:28Sorry about that, Miss Hodge.
35:30Yeah.
35:39Happy birthday.
35:42Happy birthday.
36:00Second degree burns to his face and arms.
36:02That's already H. That's gotta be him.
36:03Yeah.
36:05Where are you going?
36:06Well, the guy with the dead dog thought that Pollard moved to the east end of town.
36:10I checked the map earlier.
36:11It's not that big area.
36:12I'll go door to door.
36:25I have to go live right now.
36:27What do you got?
36:28No, listen.
36:29There is no time to explain this to you.
36:30Please just trust me on this.
36:31Well, before you said you didn't want to cover the case.
36:33Now you're telling me you gotta go live?
36:34Chad, where is the god damn remote crew?
36:37Houston, this is Discovery.
36:39We're ready to commence payload deployment.
36:41Roger Discovery.
36:43Initiate countdown.
36:44Roger this time.
36:46Initiating countdown, 60 seconds on my mark.
36:50Mark.
37:15We now take you live to Gravel Point, Texas for a special report from Sarah Forbes.
37:19We repeat, police have released the name of the prime suspect in the Janine Keeley kidnapping.
37:24His name is Matthew Pollard.
37:26He is approximately 35 years of age with dark hair.
37:29His right eye is extremely light in coloring, the result of an accident sustained while serving in the Navy.
37:35Police have also learned that Pollard's daughter, Denise Pollard, died in an automobile accident at the age of eight.
37:42Pollard has undergone extensive psychiatric counseling.
37:45No!
37:46She emotionally distraught from the death of his daughter.
37:49Shut up!
37:51Shut up!
37:54Shut up!
37:56Shut up!
37:58Shut up!
37:59Shut up!
38:01Shut up!
38:11Shut up!
38:14Shut up!
38:18Houston, this is Discovery.
38:20We have a clean deployment, ready to activate payload propulsion system.
38:25Roger, Discovery. Go on propulsion system start.
38:28Propulsion system start.
38:33Payload maneuvering on station at 39 degrees.
38:38Propulsion system's working like a charm.
38:41Nope.
38:42Don't worry. Nothing. Never see.
38:44Okay, thanks a lot.
39:00Payload on track for geosynchronous orbit.
39:03Propulsion system burn. 15 seconds.
39:06We have a good track. Steady flight.
39:30Propulsion system burn at 3, 2, 1.
39:40Payload's off axis.
39:42What's happening?
39:43Propulsion system misfire.
39:45Drift rate increasing.
39:46Payload approaching 31 degrees.
39:4728 degrees.
39:58We're losing it.
40:00We're losing it.
40:02I hear you.
40:22We're losing it.
40:24We're losing it.
40:27We're losing it.
40:29We're losing it.
40:30We're losing it.
40:34We're losing it.
40:37We're losing it.
40:38We're losing it.
40:40We're losing it.
40:41We're losing it.
40:42We're losing it.
40:44We're losing it.
40:45We're losing it.
40:45We're losing it.
40:46We're losing it.
40:46We're losing it.
41:03State police apprehended Matthew Pollard 10 miles north of Gravel Point.
41:09He has been charged with one count each of kidnapping and child endangerment
41:13and is scheduled to be arraigned today, pending a full psychiatric review.
41:23What a hot!
41:34Give me a smoke.
41:36Hey guys, give me a smoke.
41:43Holly, can we talk?
41:47Please.
41:59Oh.
42:01I'm sorry.
42:03I forgot your birthday and we missed the concert and I'm really, really sorry.
42:10It's just, I've got a lot of...
42:14It's complicated.
42:16You wonder what's fucking complicated?
42:19Trying to figure out what's going on with your boyfriend.
42:21Why he's all of a sudden acting like a totally different person.
42:23I mean, you forgot my birthday.
42:25You forgot about the concert.
42:27You've got this new haircut and you don't smoke pot anymore.
42:31Jesus, do you even remember my phone number?
42:36Do you?
42:405552635.
42:44Holly, listen.
42:45I really wish I could explain what's going on with me right now.
42:49I really do.
42:52I can tell you one thing.
42:57I think I'm falling for you all over again.
43:00And I really don't want to mess this up.
43:15Oh.
43:43Big, what I feel like.
43:45A reporter once asked me what I dream about at night.
43:48I think she figured that astronauts must dream about different things than regular folks.
43:53Like walking on the moon.
43:55I think she was a little disappointed.
43:59Nothing to think about but catching the ball and tossing it back.
44:23My own dad was a pilot.
44:27But he was never one for profound words.
44:32Although he did give me two solid bits of advice.
44:37He said, don't crash and burn.
44:52And he also said, when you find a moment that gives you peace, take it.
45:03Even if it only comes in a dream.
45:17The end.
45:19The end.
45:27The end.
45:31The end.
45:33The end.
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