An unexploded WWII bomb is discovered on a busy construction site in the centre of London. Chaos ensues as the military and police begin a mass evacuation against a ticking clock.
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00:00:22SQ-5
00:00:23RNZA base, this is SQ-5, copy.
00:00:25EQC, report unusual seismic activity in your quadrant.
00:00:29Coordinates are 26 degrees west by 33 south.
00:00:33Copy that.
00:00:34RNZA base, we'll check it out.
00:00:42Captain, I'm getting MAD readings to show magnitude 8 seismic event at target coordinates.
00:00:48That's one big earthquake.
00:00:50Sir, there's something still down there!
00:00:52Let's see what it is.
00:01:00RICK!
00:01:01RICK!
00:01:08We're inside AF base, Auckland.
00:01:10This is SQ-5.
00:01:11We have visual contact with an unidentified flying object.
00:01:15This thing is huge!
00:01:17SQ-5, this is Auckland base.
00:01:18We read you a UFO.
00:01:20It's target hostile.
00:01:24The target is covered in Nazi swastikas.
00:01:27I'm calling it hostile.
00:01:30SQ-5, you are clear to engage target.
00:01:33FCO, prepare to launch Mavericks.
00:01:40FCO, prepare to launch.
00:01:43FCO, prepare to launch the Azeros.
00:01:45This is a Munster's Lothra Hershin.
00:01:48FCO, prepare to launch...
00:01:57Fire!
00:02:08Four!
00:02:09Negative!
00:02:10All missiles destroyed!
00:02:11That's impossible!
00:02:13Disengage.
00:02:14Auckland base.
00:02:15Alert UNSAR and USAC.
00:02:17We are under attack.
00:02:23Get down!
00:02:25Fire!
00:02:36EMP!
00:02:37We've lost no power!
00:02:38Avionics are not responding.
00:02:40Mayday!
00:02:41Mayday!
00:02:41Mayday!
00:02:42Mayday!
00:02:42Mayday!
00:02:45Mayday!
00:02:45Mayday!
00:02:49Mayday!
00:02:54Mayday!
00:02:58C'mon, let's get out!
00:02:59You'reälp!
00:03:01Mayday!
00:03:10Mayday!
00:03:11Yes!
00:03:11Mayday!
00:03:12Mayday!
00:03:12Mayday!
00:03:32Let's go.
00:04:02Where are you from?
00:04:05Where are you?
00:04:09Let's go!
00:04:11Go to the machine!
00:04:13Go!
00:04:25Sponsor!
00:04:33Let's go!
00:04:58Let's go!
00:04:58Let's go!
00:04:59It's here, Dr. Mega.
00:05:34Oh, my God.
00:06:19Nipple Ames Station, do you read me?
00:06:29Niflheim, do you copy?
00:06:34This is Niflheim.
00:06:36Is that you, Mark?
00:06:37Yes, May.
00:06:38It's me.
00:06:39We've set up site N-417 and are preparing to core.
00:06:42Over.
00:06:46All right, we got you on the map.
00:06:48Over.
00:06:49Hey, May.
00:06:49When I get back, do you maybe want to share a cup of coffee?
00:06:54Yeah, like we do as our usual routine.
00:06:57Over.
00:06:58Right.
00:07:00Like usual.
00:07:02We'll check in again in 30.
00:07:03Over.
00:07:04All right, Mark.
00:07:05Stay warm.
00:07:06Over.
00:07:07Right.
00:07:08Over.
00:07:09And out.
00:07:11Hey, Paige.
00:07:13Do you copy?
00:07:20Damn, it's cold.
00:07:22It's summer in February.
00:07:24Imagine spending a winter here.
00:07:26Can't believe you've done that.
00:07:28Antarctica is the new frontier for medical research.
00:07:31Do you have any idea what it's like to find an 8 million year old viable sample of streptomyces frozen
00:07:37in the permafrost?
00:07:39Now let's see what kind of nasties we find.
00:07:50Stop! Stop it! Stop!
00:07:53He's hit metal!
00:07:55Metal!
00:08:20Don't touch her!
00:08:22Mark!
00:08:25See government once?
00:08:27Don't touch her!
00:08:42Don't touch her!
00:08:44Don't touch her!
00:08:46Don't touch her!
00:08:47Don't touch her!
00:08:47Don't touch her!
00:08:47Don't touch her!
00:08:47Don't touch her!
00:08:47Don't touch her!
00:08:47Don't touch her!
00:08:48Don't touch her!
00:08:51Don't touch her!
00:08:52Don't touch her!
00:09:10What do you want these bug samples, Dr. Moss?
00:09:12Buy the autoclave.
00:09:20Where did you get this?
00:09:22Dr. Reistad.
00:09:24Where the three molecular phenotypes of the hemoglobin are detectable through electrophoresis.
00:09:33Can I have a word with you?
00:09:37I'm in the middle of a demonstration.
00:09:39Can it wait?
00:09:41No.
00:09:44Please excuse me.
00:09:52What happened?
00:09:56What is this?
00:10:01Vibriovenificus.
00:10:02I know what it is.
00:10:03I want to know what it's doing here.
00:10:05What's the problem, doctor?
00:10:08You're not concerned that you nearly exposed this station to flesh-eating bacteria?
00:10:16Whoa.
00:10:17He looks pissed.
00:10:20I wouldn't mess with him.
00:10:22Which one?
00:10:23Reistad would kick Lucas's ass any day of the week.
00:10:27Hey, Celia.
00:10:28Is it really true that Reistad gave himself an emergency appendectomy when he was stranded
00:10:31here alone over winter?
00:10:33Well, he does have a scar down there.
00:10:37How do you know that?
00:10:43And I'm not going to allow you to pull another stunt like you did three summers ago.
00:10:50What are you talking about?
00:10:52You infected your entire team with influenza just to see how quickly the virus would spread
00:10:57in a closed environment.
00:10:59You very well know that that experiment led to the discovery of a vaccine that saved thousands
00:11:05of people.
00:11:05Look, you already hold the dubious distinction of losing more personnel than any other station
00:11:13chief in the history of this project.
00:11:16Dr. Moss, Antarctica is a very dangerous place.
00:11:25Until you've lived here for 10 years, then you can start telling me how to do things.
00:11:32I am the LSO, and we are going to follow ATS protocols.
00:11:38You are not going to lose anyone on my watch.
00:11:45Paige and Mark.
00:11:47What?
00:11:50They haven't checked in.
00:12:01Paige!
00:12:03Mark!
00:12:05Paige!
00:12:08Mark!
00:12:10What happened?
00:12:12Generator explosion?
00:12:13There'd be wreckage.
00:12:15There'd be wreckage.
00:12:15He's right.
00:12:17Paige!
00:12:21Dr. Reistad?
00:12:25Yeah.
00:12:40It's blood!
00:12:42Look!
00:12:46It's blood!
00:12:49Hey!
00:12:50Footprints!
00:12:54those look like like drag marks okay everyone back in the snowcat
00:13:05i'll stay on foot
00:13:11mark mark oh thank god you're okay
00:13:18has the bleeding stopped
00:13:23yeah it stopped good that's good
00:13:28who are these guys soldiers military exercises are prohibited in antarctica
00:13:35why are they wearing
00:13:50who are you why are you doing this
00:13:57where are you taking him
00:14:09well he's determined i'll give him that but may be doing this it wasn't dr morgan
00:14:18nothing's romantic
00:14:45what have you done to me
00:14:47i can't move who's there
00:15:04who are you what do you want
00:15:21stop what are you going to do
00:15:27no what are you doing stop what are you doing
00:15:34no stop
00:15:41no please oh god
00:16:11i need a room
00:16:26Let's go!
00:16:28What are you doing?
00:16:30Tracks end here.
00:16:32It's too dangerous.
00:16:36I have to.
00:16:38You do it for Celia.
00:16:42Okay.
00:16:52Give me some slack.
00:16:59You don't want to forget this.
00:17:02Thanks.
00:17:35You said I couldn't lose anybody on my watch.
00:17:49Why is it blue?
00:17:55It's clear.
00:17:57What?
00:17:59We are 50 feet below the surface.
00:18:05The ice you see is clear.
00:18:07But the water behind it is blue.
00:18:11That's the ocean.
00:18:14I feel warm, please.
00:18:19Hey, guys.
00:18:21It's warmer than it should be.
00:18:24The heat's coming from the tunnel down there.
00:18:28I'm ready to go.
00:18:37I'm ready to go.
00:18:38I can't wait.
00:18:41I can't wait...
00:18:44That's what I'm going to go with.
00:18:44I'm ready to go to the water.
00:18:48I think it's a very fun thing.
00:18:48I'm ready to go.
00:18:49I'm ready to go.
00:18:51You should go.
00:18:51I don't re-do.
00:18:53I'm ready to go to the water.
00:18:55I'm ready to go.
00:18:55I'm ready to go.
00:18:55I'm ready to go.
00:18:59I don't know.
00:19:30I don't know.
00:20:13I don't know.
00:20:30I don't know.
00:20:39I don't know.
00:20:41Mark.
00:20:47Everything's gonna be okay.
00:20:49I'm right here.
00:20:53Help.
00:20:55Help me.
00:20:57Help.
00:20:58Help.
00:20:59No, honey.
00:21:03Help.
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00:21:12Help me.
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00:24:09Oh my god.
00:24:10Lucas!
00:24:11Did he fall?
00:24:13He unclipsed it.
00:24:15Lucas!
00:24:16Lucas!
00:24:17Are you okay?
00:24:20Raul, hammer a piton into the ice top. You're in him. Go on him after him.
00:24:24I'll go.
00:24:25Wait, no. Are you sure about this?
00:24:27I'm lighter.
00:24:28We wouldn't be able to pull your bolts up.
00:24:31If everything's fine at the end of the rope, I'll pull three times.
00:24:35You sure?
00:24:39I'll go.
00:24:49Lucas!
00:24:56LUCAS!
00:25:04What the hell?
00:25:26What the hell?
00:25:42Lucas?
00:25:45Lucas?
00:26:06The burglary was started.
00:26:16Closed Captioning provided by Dr. Moss.
00:26:18Dr. Moss?
00:26:23Closed Captioning provided by Dr. Moss.
00:26:34My God.
00:26:36That's what I said.
00:27:19The infections on your men's faces.
00:27:22Have you tried using prednisolone to counteract mismatched HLAs?
00:27:30Is it more effective than CSA?
00:27:33Psychosporin is still effective, but the scope of allergenic transplantation means you're
00:27:38probably dealing with a much higher degree of histocompatibility symptoms.
00:27:53You are a doctor?
00:27:56My...
00:27:58Yes.
00:28:01I'm a doctor.
00:28:05And you've had better results using cortocosteroids?
00:28:12Better than calcineurin inhibitors, but not as effective as ATGs.
00:28:20I am not familiar with this treatment.
00:28:24A successful use of polyclonal anti-T cell antibodies is relatively recent.
00:28:31What is the source of the immunoglobulin?
00:28:36Rabbits usually, sometimes horses.
00:28:48Faszinier.
00:28:49Faszinier.
00:28:51You're of German descent?
00:28:53Yes.
00:28:54Faszinier.
00:28:56Faszinier.
00:28:59Faszinier.
00:29:03Faszinier.
00:29:05Faszinier.
00:29:06Tell me everything you know about CMI.
00:29:18my god it's true for centuries people have been talking about worlds within the hollow earth
00:29:2718th century writers called it agartha it is impossible you're looking at it
00:29:35during the second world war this part of antarctica was occupied by germany
00:29:43hitler actually sent expeditions down here looking for the supposed entrance to agartha at the south
00:29:50pole some people say that this is the site of secret submarine bases some people say that
00:29:58this is the center of nazi ufo research i'm sorry how do you know all this
00:30:07huh when you lived in antarctica for 10 years you hear things
00:30:12come on let's find page and mark
00:30:41one extreme to the other
00:30:47heat and moisture elements of life my man it's from an environment like this the very first
00:30:55prehistoric microbes emerged come on we're almost there we don't know what we're dealing with
00:31:03we don't know who or what lives in those buildings microbes didn't build them who hope
00:31:12no it's fine you're right safer if you stay here
00:31:17peach and mark are our friends too we come this far and i'm just not going to
00:31:26it's okay it's okay just a little thing it's the heat here here here
00:31:31some water
00:31:35have a little more i'm okay really it's nothing let's just find our friends and get out of here
00:32:04why does this look familiar because it was built by humans
00:32:09what we don't know it's what it puts a metal
00:32:10no it's not it
00:32:12no that's not it
00:32:20I don't know.
00:32:52I don't know.
00:33:20You have kept your word, Dr. Reichstadt.
00:33:28Heil Hitler.
00:33:34What is this?
00:33:36This isn't the first time I've been here.
00:33:40Ten years ago, when I was working on the very same site, I was caught and brought here to Neshwabana.
00:33:48That was the first time I met Dr. Josef Mengele.
00:33:55Mengele?
00:33:56Who?
00:33:57Dr. Josef Mengele.
00:34:00The Angel of Death.
00:34:02Butcher of Auschwitz.
00:34:06Mengele died in the 70s.
00:34:09That's right.
00:34:10Unicamp exhumed his skull in Brazil.
00:34:12They confirmed it with his DNA.
00:34:14I was 61 years old, suffering from debilitating arthritis and chronic osteoporosis.
00:34:25But I survived by replacing almost 60% of my endoskeleton, which in turn stopped my decaying health and kept
00:34:42the world from looking for me.
00:34:44That's not possible.
00:34:47Oh, my dear Dr. Moss.
00:34:51Dr. Moss.
00:34:53You have no idea what is possible once science is liberated from emotion and so-called ethics.
00:35:05You mean torturing and murdering innocent people?
00:35:12You must be Dr. Bleschmann.
00:35:20A Jew?
00:35:22No.
00:35:22I'm not religious.
00:35:29No!
00:35:31No!
00:35:36When the war ended, the Americans and Russians rushed to detain our scientists and doctors and use them for their
00:35:51own purpose.
00:35:53But I managed to liberate the most brilliant minds of the fatherland myself.
00:35:59The most important scientific advances of the 20th century are based on German ingenuity.
00:36:12Over the last 60 years, we've made technical advances that the deviant, Zionist West, could only dream about.
00:36:26But there is one task left.
00:36:32We prepare to take back our rightful place as the masters of this world.
00:36:41There are not many of us left.
00:36:46We've been replacing vital organs, recycling them over the years, replacing brittle bones with more permanent materials.
00:37:01Dr. Reistad here kept himself alive by agreeing to deliver a constant stream of quality, suitable replacement parts.
00:37:21Adrian?
00:37:23Don't worry.
00:37:26You have been brought here for a different reason.
00:37:33Dr. Reistad tells me that you are all leaders in your fields of research.
00:37:42The best of the best.
00:37:45You are here to keep us alive.
00:37:52To witness the next greatness.
00:37:57The rise.
00:38:00The coming of the thousand-year rise.
00:38:07I'll never help you.
00:38:09So be it.
00:38:12Wait.
00:38:36Paige?
00:38:38Paige?
00:38:40We can help them, or we can die.
00:38:49Relax, Lucas.
00:38:50We're not going anywhere.
00:38:51I heard what they're planning.
00:38:52Yeah, what are we supposed to do about it?
00:38:54We get back to Nippelheim.
00:38:56We contact McMurdo.
00:38:58And what?
00:38:59There's no military base in Antarctica?
00:39:01There's an Air Force base in Auckland.
00:39:04Would you stop that?
00:39:05We are not getting out of here.
00:39:08We have got to do something.
00:39:10What can we do?
00:39:12We're just doctors.
00:39:14Someone will do something.
00:39:15Are you listening to yourselves?
00:39:17You see what happened to Iran?
00:39:18We need to save ourselves.
00:39:20Raul is right.
00:39:22We should do what we ordered and try to survive.
00:39:24Just like Dr. Reistat and Paige.
00:39:30Lucas.
00:39:32There's nothing we can do.
00:39:35This is how it happens.
00:39:37Isn't it?
00:39:41Evil men triumph when good men do nothing.
00:39:47Fine.
00:39:50I'll play along.
00:39:53I'll wait for a chance.
00:39:57But I won't do nothing.
00:40:05We're all going to die, aren't we?
00:40:24Paige!
00:40:45Mark!
00:40:47Oh my God, are you okay?
00:40:49That's not Mark.
00:40:50Oh my God!
00:40:55Guten Morgen.
00:40:57Schatz.
00:41:03Give it to me, Diana.
00:41:04Stay away from her.
00:41:07Stop!
00:41:08It's that's right now!
00:41:12Ja.
00:41:14Mein Sturm und Führer.
00:41:19This laboratory is the result of my decades of research in genetics and organ transplantation.
00:41:28Everything I have learned, you will find in these fights.
00:41:36Everything necessary to prolong and improve the Aryan race can be found in here.
00:41:49Yet, all my efforts have been ephemeral.
00:41:59It's okay.
00:42:00You need to be a doctor.
00:42:02It's a doctor.
00:42:04I'm sorry.
00:42:05I'm sorry.
00:42:05It's okay.
00:42:06You need to be a doctor.
00:42:13I'm sorry.
00:42:14I'm sorry.
00:42:16I'm sorry.
00:42:16theoretical research. You tend to lose sight of the obvious. It may very well be acute
00:42:22rejection, but the issue here is a nosocomial infection.
00:42:41Now if the patient and his doctors can keep their hands away from the surgical wound without
00:42:46protection, the antibiotics should do the trick.
00:42:52You were right, Dr. Reichstag. He may be useful after all. But time is still our enemy. I will leave
00:43:03you to your work.
00:43:22Let's go.
00:43:22Let's go.
00:43:23Let's go.
00:43:33Let's go.
00:43:45Hi.
00:43:46Hi.
00:43:47How's it going?
00:43:49Not so well.
00:43:54Thought you might need this.
00:43:56Help me.
00:43:56I got left.
00:44:12That's a huge deal.
00:44:13I got my help.
00:44:15I got my help.
00:44:17I'm in trouble.
00:44:19I still have my help.
00:44:22I can't bring that in.
00:44:23I'm out of trouble.
00:44:24If we're here in the area, we will see the next door.
00:44:32Heron, come with me
00:44:33Don, go with him
00:44:36Attack of your coats
00:44:37What's going on?
00:44:38We want to stay together
00:44:39We will be together very soon
00:44:41Lucas
00:44:42Where are you taking them?
00:44:43Liables you're awake
00:44:45They're only going to the showers
00:44:49Go
00:45:14Go
00:45:15Oh, oh, oh.
00:46:13Oh, oh, oh.
00:46:16Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:46:22Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:46:32I'll see you.
00:46:35Straight.
00:46:38No.
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00:48:00I'm sorry.
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00:49:42You are about to witness history.
00:50:19May?
00:50:20Dr. Reistad, have your assistance, please.
00:50:26Reistad, you're a doctor. How can you do this?
00:50:30I honestly don't know whether you're a hypocrite or naive.
00:50:34Everything we know about the effects of freezing on the body
00:50:38were obtained by human experiments almost exclusively at Dachau and Auschwitz.
00:50:47Yet you have no misgivings about treating the effects of hypothermia.
00:50:52What's the difference?
00:50:54Reistad, get on with it.
00:50:56Remove him.
00:51:34Do your love.
00:51:37You've got the respect.
00:51:49I don't know.
00:52:14You said it would work.
00:52:17I said it should.
00:52:24You said the stem cells were the key.
00:52:32That was only the first time we tried this.
00:52:38What is wrong with you?
00:52:39You never squeam at you.
00:52:43I'm not.
00:52:44I'm pregnant.
00:53:00What did you tell me?
00:53:03You would have sent me home.
00:53:26I'm so sorry.
00:53:37I'm so sorry.
00:53:40I'm pregnant.
00:53:43Hurry!
00:54:13Let's go!
00:54:50My Führer!
00:54:55What?
00:54:57What's that guy?
00:55:27Why do they have us out here?
00:55:29They killed Angela. And May.
00:55:33Executions.
00:55:43Something's going on.
00:56:02Leave out! Leave out!
00:56:05Leave out!
00:56:08Leave out!
00:56:09Leave out!
00:56:11Leave out!
00:56:12Leave out!
00:56:15Leave out!
00:56:16Leave out!
00:56:18Leave out!
00:56:19Leave out!
00:56:20Leave out!
00:56:21Leave out!
00:56:22Leave out!
00:56:23Leave out!
00:56:24Landesmänner!
00:56:26Freunde!
00:56:27Der Herr der Welten
00:56:30hat so Großes in den letzten Jahren an uns getan,
00:56:34dass wir in Dankbarkeit uns für eine Vorsehung verneigen,
00:56:40die uns gestattet hat, an Gehörge eines so großen Volkes sein zu dürfen!
00:56:47Wir danken ihm, dass wir angesichts der frohenden und kommenden Generationen des deutschen Volkes
00:56:55auch uns in Ehren eintragen können!
00:57:00In das unvergebliche Buch der Teuchgeschichte!
00:57:06ланgrub-
00:57:08Die Musik
00:57:13Deine Darrie
00:57:15Die Musik
00:57:17Die Musik
00:57:22Let's go.
00:58:03Your services are no longer required.
00:58:08Dr. Reichstadt, to Morgan, prepare for surgery, please.
00:58:20Be careful!
00:58:42Take the body, we can need the organ.
00:58:54I don't know.
00:59:32I understand you have feelings for Dr. Morse, but there is no place for sentimentalities here.
00:59:39We are about to start a new world order where only the strong will survive.
00:59:55We are about to start a new world order.
01:00:03We are about to start a new world order.
01:00:24It has begun.
01:00:31We must act quickly.
01:00:33The direct sunlight exposure accelerates the deterioration of my skin.
01:00:37Page, you are pleased with his physical appearance.
01:00:41I understand that.
01:00:42But he is not our blood.
01:00:48But he can be.
01:01:07As you can see, I am in need of new flesh.
01:01:12Lucas' flesh will be my flesh.
01:01:18He will become me.
01:01:22No!
01:01:23And we will be together, you and I, side by side, leaders of the glorious Fourth Reich.
01:01:36Page!
01:01:38Page!
01:01:38Listen to me!
01:01:40Stop this!
01:01:41Yes!
01:01:42Yes!
01:01:48Yes!
01:01:52Yes!
01:01:56Yes!
01:01:58Yes!
01:01:59Yes!
01:02:11I'm sorry.
01:02:15Lucas...
01:02:31I thought I'd lost you.
01:02:33Never.
01:02:38We have to find Brian.
01:02:39Let's go.
01:02:43No, no, please.
01:02:45Please, please, please, stop.
01:02:47Please, stop.
01:02:49Celia, help me.
01:02:52Please.
01:02:53Dr. Reistad, what are you doing?
01:02:56Please.
01:02:57What are you doing?
01:02:59Please.
01:03:00Please.
01:03:03What's this?
01:03:04No!
01:03:15Celia, come on.
01:03:17We have to go.
01:03:18Let's go.
01:03:20Come on.
01:03:26Luis, watch out!
01:03:29Heguna.
01:03:32We have to go.
01:03:34We have to go.
01:03:35We have to go.
01:03:36We have to go.
01:03:36That's not important.
01:03:38Who?
01:03:38We have to go.
01:03:41Yes, my fear.
01:03:43We have to go.
01:04:21I've got to get off this ship.
01:04:25Not that way.
01:04:27Reistad went that way.
01:04:28Let's go.
01:04:29Let's go.
01:04:31Let's go.
01:04:33Let's go.
01:04:34Let's go.
01:04:35Let's go.
01:04:38Let's go.
01:04:42Let's go.
01:04:43We have to go.
01:04:44They're overflowing!
01:04:59RNZAM base, this is SQ5, copy.
01:05:02TQC, report unusual seismic activity in your quadrants.
01:05:06Coordinates are 26 degrees west by 33 south.
01:05:09Copy that. RNZAM base, we'll check it out.
01:05:21Wait!
01:05:22This way, this way.
01:05:23I know this area.
01:05:24We need to get Mark.
01:05:36Mark.
01:05:39Mark.
01:05:43We're gonna get you out of here.
01:05:44We're gonna get you out of here.
01:05:47No.
01:05:53Kill me.
01:05:55No.
01:05:57No.
01:05:59Please.
01:06:04Lucas.
01:06:05I'm gonna do everything.
01:06:09Help me.
01:06:12No.
01:06:14No.
01:06:16It's not like that.
01:06:27Mom.
01:06:37Come on.
01:06:38Come on.
01:07:00Come on.
01:07:02Come on.
01:07:22Captain.
01:07:23I'm getting MAD readings that show magnitude 8 seismic event at target coordinates.
01:07:29That's one big earthquake.
01:07:30Sir, there's something still down there.
01:07:33Let's see what it is.
01:07:40Rick!
01:08:03No!
01:08:05Ryerson!
01:08:07Wait!
01:08:14Our insider AF base Auckland, this is SQ-5.
01:08:17We have visual contact with an unidentified flying object.
01:08:21This thing is huge.
01:08:23SQ-5, this is Auckland base.
01:08:25We read you a UFO.
01:08:26It's target hostile.
01:08:30The target is covered in Nazi swastikas.
01:08:33I'm calling it hostile.
01:08:36Damn it, Ryerson!
01:08:38There must be another way out of here.
01:08:39I think I saw some of the doors down the hall.
01:08:44SQ-5, you are clear to engage target.
01:08:48FCO, prepare to launch Mavericks.
01:08:55FCA!
01:08:56Let's go, in order to force!
01:09:02FAUCI!
01:09:14FAUCI!
01:09:18Come down!
01:09:21Stairway!
01:09:23What?
01:09:23Stairway!
01:09:24Go! I'm covering you!
01:09:40Fire!
01:09:46Fire!
01:09:51Report!
01:09:52Negative!
01:09:53Our missiles destroyed!
01:09:54That's impossible!
01:09:56Disengage!
01:09:57Auckland base!
01:09:58Alert UNSAR and USAC!
01:10:00We are under attack!
01:10:09Get it!
01:10:10I'm out!
01:10:12Give me your gun and I'll cover you!
01:10:13No! No way!
01:10:14Go!
01:10:15Go!
01:10:17Fire!
01:10:24Who!
01:10:33High Notifying!
01:10:34Fire!
01:10:44Now!
01:10:46EMP, we've lost more power!
01:10:48Avionics are not responding. Mayday!
01:10:50Mayday! Mayday! Mayday!
01:10:52Mayday!
01:11:08Yes, in actual North America.
01:11:17Mayday!
01:11:46Mayday!
01:11:50Mayday!
01:11:51Mayday!
01:11:56Mayday!
01:11:57There was an explosion in the pew!
01:12:05Wait!
01:12:07The other Americans are escaping!
01:12:14Don't see a raufgaba on what do you see it is nicht
01:12:54I don't know.
01:13:16Oh, my God.
01:13:40Oh, my God.
01:14:11They're going to infect the planet.
01:14:20We have to stop.
01:14:21How?
01:14:23Hey, what does this mean?
01:14:25That's on this board.
01:14:27Lifeboats!
01:14:28Thank God.
01:14:28Come on.
01:14:45What is the next enemy?
01:14:50Deeper to ship fault my name, sir.
01:14:525,000 km person in northern.
01:14:57USS Mount Reagan, this is Hornet Leader 1.
01:14:59We have visual contact with target.
01:15:03Hornet Leader 1, you are free to engage.
01:15:06Feuer 3!
01:15:20Every enemy.
01:15:23Aish.
01:15:25Aish.
01:15:25Aish.
01:15:29Aish.
01:15:34Aish.
01:15:35Destroy them all.
01:15:36Destroy them all.
01:15:45We have to run forward.
01:15:51I love you.
01:16:02Paige!
01:16:04Paige!
01:16:06Frank Minkamish!
01:16:19you're supposed to leave me
01:16:21never
01:16:31let's go now
01:16:35the copper is right at the foil
01:16:45agent
01:17:05Let's go.
01:17:33Let's go.
01:18:03Let's go.
01:18:06Let's go.
01:18:06Let's go.
01:18:08Let's go.
01:18:08Let's go.
01:18:08Let's go.
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01:19:03Let's go.
01:19:05Let's go.
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01:20:06Let's go.
01:20:14Let's go.
01:20:18Let's go.
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01:21:34Let's go.
01:21:55Let's go.
01:22:21Let's go.
01:22:24Let's go.
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