00:06don't go i love you baby but you're late
00:14see you in 10 days
00:19people need to know that there are survivors their people could be alive up there and then what
00:24they go searching whatever the fuck that looks like
00:27my name is terry rogers collins i'm here other survivors people are rebuilding your wife is
00:33alive out there xavier i can help you find her collins is showing you the way he gave his life
00:40for it and it is not just about your wife we need to know what's going there we need to
00:46know who's
00:47left i'm coming baby
00:56why are you going up to st louis if you're heading west because you don't want to be crossing the
01:00river into arkansas see right over there there's still some bad pockets
01:32come here
01:39oh
01:41oh
01:44oh
01:46oh
01:46oh
02:14This is Cessna, November 559,
02:16at 1-0-8, flying 10,000 feet, mechanical instruments only, heading is half, my compass is acting
02:25sort of strange, relying partially on dead reckoning, but I'm a little rusty, the best
02:30I can tell heading is east-southeast, this is Cessna, November 559, at 1-0-8, once again,
02:36if anyone's out there, come in please.
03:06Oh, I'm flying through some kind of tail storm.
03:20If anyone is receiving this, my name is Xavier Collins.
03:23I'm flying to Atlanta to find my wife, Dr. Terry Rogers Collins, who sent a radio transmission
03:29from somewhere near the city center.
03:33Terry, if you didn't miss, the kids are safe.
03:36They're in a Colorado Bunker community near 39 degrees north, 105 degrees west.
03:43Terry, Leslie, James, I love you.
03:50Mayday, mayday, mayday.
03:54Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry,
05:21Over here.
05:24Don't.
05:25The attorney officer said you were on pace to break the academy's course record.
05:30Sorry.
05:30It sucks.
05:31It was his record.
05:32It sucks for him because I'm still going to beat it.
05:35Possible ligament damage.
05:36We'll confirm that with an MRI.
05:38But that's going to require surgery.
05:40Then there's your kneecap.
05:41You've suffered a patellar dislocation.
05:44Can I see it?
05:44Ed, you don't need that picture.
05:46Yeah.
05:47Yeah.
05:56Yeah.
06:12Well, to perform the reduction, I'm going to need to cradle your lower leg, flex your hip, then extend your
06:17leg.
06:17I'm going to apply force to the lateral edge.
06:19Push the kneecap back in place.
06:22All I know is back in.
06:24I'll hear a clunk.
06:26So I'm listening for a clunk.
06:27You won't be listening to anything.
06:30We're going to sedate you for the savior.
06:32It's not something you want to feel.
06:33Trust me.
06:45Relax, you're quiet.
06:46Listen for the clunk.
06:48Listen for the clunk.
06:49Listen for the clunk.
07:03Listen for the clunk.
07:25That's my bird.
07:30You hear what I said, son?
07:32These are my things.
07:33My books, my books, my maps.
07:34Half my life is in there.
07:48Give it back.
07:49Hey.
07:50Give it.
07:51Give it back.
08:01Hey.
08:09Hey.
08:10Hey.
08:12Hey.
08:14Hey.
08:14Hey.
08:14Hey.
08:14Hey.
08:17Hey.
08:17Hey.
08:17Hey.
08:19Hey.
08:19Hey.
08:20Hey.
08:21Hey.
08:25Hey.
08:26Hey.
08:38I don't know.
08:58I don't know.
09:44I don't know.
09:57I don't know.
10:34I need to deal with my knee.
10:45Oh, jeez.
10:51Is there anything else I can get you, Mr. Coen's?
10:53Any chance you got an extra blanket lying around, a warm one for the foot of the bag?
10:57Yeah, no problem.
10:58Oh, one more thing.
10:59Is there any chance I could swap out this cherry-flavored Jell-O for a different flavor?
11:03For a man who begged to be awake during knee surgery, I didn't expect you to be so damn needy.
11:07My mother always said I wasn't a good patient because I have no patience.
11:11I know. I know.
11:12As for my cherry-jella hatred, it comes from when I was a kid.
11:15I had the flu and my mother gave me cherry flavor and my stomach was really raw.
11:18I'll get you a different flavor.
11:19Right here.
11:20I hope that much.
11:21On a scale of one to ten, what's your pain level right now?
11:24Maybe a five?
11:26Say, is that way till tonight?
11:27Maybe you'll be discharged.
11:29Thank God for us all.
11:31I don't know what other flavors you have, but if you happen to have green or yellow, I'd probably rank
11:37them green, yellow, orange, shit.
11:41It's lime.
12:00You don't want it?
12:02What I want is to have my surgery and get the hell out of here.
12:06Yeah.
12:07Yeah, I already had mine.
12:10Some meniscal reconstruction.
12:11Yes, I've heard.
12:13We've all heard.
12:15I'm Xavier.
12:17It's nice to meet you.
12:22Terry.
12:25What an absolute pleasure.
12:36I'm all set, nurse.
12:37My roomie gave me hers.
12:39I'll take it.
12:42You know, now that I think about it, I think, um, the pain in my knee is closer to an
12:48eight.
12:50So maybe I should stay a little bit longer.
12:54You don't have a chance.
12:56We'll see.
13:09That's my bag.
13:11We can share the food, but I need my stuff.
13:15Please, I need my things.
13:23Hey, kids, I need water, and I need to deal with my knee.
13:59Who are those men with the torches?
14:06I need to get back to my plane.
14:16I need to pop my knee back into place.
14:21And I don't want to scare you guys, but it's going to hurt.
14:23I'm probably going to scream and pass out from the pain.
14:27Can you grab me that cord from the back?
14:30Cord, please.
14:46I don't know.
15:23I don't know.
15:44I don't know.
15:47Hey, Rumi.
15:49What you doing?
15:53You back there?
15:55Hope you're decent.
15:59You do realize that curtain is there for a reason.
16:02I, uh, just got back from a walk.
16:06The doctor wants me to start moving and putting weight on my knee.
16:10Ambulation.
16:10It's his word.
16:12Good for you.
16:14They're having a birthday party at the nurse's station.
16:17And they have cake.
16:19Fun.
16:21I could get you a piece.
16:23More ambulation.
16:25No, I think I'm good.
16:27No.
16:27What are the cards for?
16:29I'm studying.
16:31What are you studying?
16:33I am pursuing a doctorate in cell molecular and organismal biology.
16:39And I don't need a study partner.
16:41That's probably for the best.
16:44Okay, I think I'm going to close the card.
16:46Who?
16:46Oh, God.
16:47I got it.
16:50You were probably not supposed to bend down.
16:52No, it's ambulation, remember?
16:54Let's call the nurse.
16:55What's this?
16:58I'm going to need a phalloids?
17:00I'm going to need your number in a second, you know what I'm saying?
17:07You'd like it.
17:08It's a type of mushroom.
17:11An invasive species of mushroom.
17:21Oh, you don't have to do it.
17:22I'm fine.
17:23I'm...
17:24Okay.
17:39What are you in here for?
17:43Congenital scoliosis.
17:45Back pain has been my constant companion my entire life, but the doctor says it's going
17:50to be a thing of the past as of tomorrow, so...
17:54Nervous?
17:55Uh, yeah.
17:57A little.
17:59Well, I'm sure you're in good hands.
18:02Thanks.
18:06Hey, maybe when we're both back on our feet, so to speak, we can, um, grab a coffee or something.
18:13Like a date?
18:15Yeah.
18:17And then we go on another date?
18:20Another?
18:22And then what?
18:24Marriage?
18:25Kids?
18:26We spend the next 50 years telling everybody our meet-cute story, how we shared a surgical
18:31room in a hospital?
18:32It would be a cute story.
18:35Okay, but here's the problem with that.
18:39After I finish my PhD, I'm headed to Brazil for a WHO-sponsored research position.
18:45From there, it's back to the States and the UN, before I make my run at my dream job, which
18:50I have had my eye on for years, at NIH.
18:53That's a lot of acronyms.
18:54Marriage is not in the foreseeable future for me.
18:58And as unpopular as it is for some women to admit, I'm not even sure I want to have
19:04kids.
19:07So what you're saying is...
19:09that I'm not going to let my life plan get derailed by the hot guy in the hospital bed
19:14who put a blanket on my feet.
19:16So, thank you.
19:18But if you could just maybe go away now, please.
19:34Hot guy.
19:38I'm going to get you some cake.
19:39Be right back.
19:40Oh, fuck.
19:46Come here.
20:15How long have I been out?
20:19Five minutes?
20:21Five hours.
20:28Can I have some more water?
20:35Thanks.
20:45Xavier.
20:47My name is Xavier.
20:50We understand English.
20:52All right.
20:53Of course you do.
20:54What's your name?
20:56I'm Daniel.
20:57It's nice to meet you, Daniel.
20:59These are my friends.
21:01And that's my little sister.
21:06They don't talk much.
21:09Now I have my bag back.
21:11It's got my books and pictures in it.
21:14They're important to me.
21:15I need the things in my bag.
21:16Without the things in my bag, I won't be able to get to where I'm going.
21:42Look, there's a map of the southeast.
21:45I was flying to Atlanta, Georgia.
21:49There's a radio tower at these coordinates that I'm trying to get to.
21:52And when my plane went down, I think I was pretty close to the city.
21:55Do you guys, do you know where we are?
22:08Arkansas?
22:10You sure?
22:18What do you got there?
22:20Can I see?
22:24I'm their dad.
22:26That's my daughter Presley and my son James.
22:36She wants to know if they're dead.
22:40No.
22:42They're very much alive.
22:45Lost?
22:46No, they're back where I came from.
22:50I left them there.
22:52Safe?
22:54Yes.
22:58How did you guys get here?
23:00We were on the same travel team together.
23:03Except for my little sister.
23:06We went to a tournament on a bus.
23:11That was the day it happened.
23:13And what about your coaches and your families?
23:18They're all gone now.
23:39Hey, um, this was my son's favorite.
23:43I could read it to you.
23:45Would you like that?
24:03He wants to know if he could have your jacket when you're dead.
24:10Okay.
24:13Maybe no luck.
24:20You said everything went well.
24:21You said it was successful.
24:22It did go well.
24:23This complication is called perioperative visual loss.
24:26It's extremely rare.
24:28It could take hours or as much as a few days for your eyesight to return.
24:32But it will come back, right?
24:35You're young.
24:36You're healthy.
24:37Let's just take it one step at a time, okay?
24:40I'm going to see you in the morning and try and get some rest.
24:55You want to talk?
24:58Please just leave me alone.
25:24You know, when I find my wife, I'm going to bring her back to Colorado.
25:27Daniel, to our kids.
25:30You kids can come back with us.
25:32It's a safe place.
25:33I promise you.
25:36It's normal there?
25:41I don't know what normal is anymore, Daniel.
25:44But you'll be welcome.
25:46I have to ask my friends.
25:50We like it here.
25:52Seems kind of hard.
25:54Finding food and water.
25:56Staying warm.
25:57We have other places we go.
26:05Hey, Daniel.
26:07Why does he open and close his eyes all the time?
26:23He says, when he closes his eyes, you can see his parents' faces.
26:29He does it so he won't forget what they look like.
26:43Do you know what it's about?
26:48It's the story of a little boy named James.
26:52And even after he loses his parents and his family's main tone, he still finds a way to
27:00make friends.
27:01Find people to care about.
27:03And he doesn't give up.
27:18Until he was four years old.
27:20Okay.
28:54Drugs, Dick.
28:58You're in that plane, ain't you?
29:00Yes.
29:01You're a pilot?
29:02Yes.
29:03Anybody else with you?
29:04No, I'm alone.
29:08Where did you come from?
29:11You look well-fed, like you've been taking care of medicine and such.
29:16I've seen folks in refugee camps.
29:18They don't look nothing like you.
29:19Colorado.
29:19I'm from Colorado.
29:23Is that where you plan to take those kids?
29:28Yeah, that's right.
29:29I've been tracking them for a few days now.
29:31I've been tracking them for a few days now.
29:54I've been tracking them for a few days now.
29:57I've been tracking them for a few days.
30:02Yeah.
30:11Moves he's going to take care of them.
30:24Yeah.
30:45he was a bad man he was following you i'm sorry i had to do something
30:57so
31:39He's hurt bad
31:42I'm okay
31:44I'm okay
31:46I'm okay
31:49Oh
31:55Can you help me?
32:12You awake?
32:13I think so
32:14Jesus
32:17Wake up
32:18Hi
32:18Come on
32:21Stop throwing shit at me
32:27Hey
32:29What's going on?
32:31I can't see
32:32And I can't find my water bottle
32:34It's usually here with my
32:37My hand cream
32:38My chapstick
32:40Tissue box
32:41Flash cards
32:42And then this, my ice chips
32:44Where's my water bottle?
32:46It's right here usually
32:47Where is it?
32:47I don't know
32:48This blanket keeps coming off my feet
32:50Okay
32:50Just take it easy
32:51Okay
32:52Heard the doc say
32:53This is only going to take a couple of days
32:54So just calm down
32:55You want me to calm down?
32:57Yes
32:57You want to come?
33:01How's that for call?
33:04Is everything alright?
33:06Everything's fine
33:07Okay
33:08Let me get that
33:08No, no
33:09I got it
33:12Can we get some more ice chips please?
33:14Yeah
33:14No, no problem
33:23I'm sorry
33:26Where's your water bottle?
33:33I'm sorry
33:34It's okay
33:37You're gonna be alright
33:40It's just dark
33:43Okay
33:43I need you to
33:44I need you to talk to me
33:46About something else
33:47About what?
33:48Anything
33:49Just your favorite food
33:51Or
33:52Your favorite sports team
33:53Your favorite book
33:54Just talk to me please
33:55Okay
33:56Got it
33:56Favorite food
33:59It's French toast
34:01Favorite sports team
34:04It's the St. Louis Cardinals
34:06Favorite book
34:08And
34:10Honestly
34:11I'm not that much of a reader
34:12You can't think of one book
34:14I can think of one book
34:15But when it comes to favorite
34:16Nothing jumps to mind
34:17Like French toast
34:17Or
34:18The Cardinals
34:20I'm gonna just make one up
34:21That's fine
34:22You can lie to me
34:24I would never lie to you
34:30Okay
34:30Well
34:32Anyway
34:32I say we'll come back
34:36I know it will
34:44I know it will
34:46I know it will
35:02I know it will
35:11I know it will
35:11I know it will
35:11I know it will
35:11I know it will
35:23hello hey kids hey
35:34where's my bag where's my things
35:43no no no no no
35:46shit
35:50shit
35:54shit
35:57shit
36:00shit
36:01shit
36:01shit
36:01shit
36:01shit
36:01shit
36:01shit
36:30You were headed home when my ship did.
36:32It ended yesterday.
36:34I thought I'd stick around.
36:37Sleeping in that chair isn't great for your knee.
36:42Can I ask you a question?
36:43I can't give you a prognosis.
36:50Don't give up now.
36:56Can I get you anything?
36:58Coffee sounds good.
37:00You know what?
37:01I'll come with you.
37:09I'll be right back.
37:10I'll be right back.
37:12You're wrong?
39:12I'm coming in.
39:14You sit with me?
39:16Yeah.
39:23How you feel?
39:24Okay.
39:25I'm coming in.
39:26I'm coming in.
39:28I'm coming in.
39:30I'm coming in.
40:13Where are you taking me?
40:15I need to find her.
40:17Who?
40:18What's your name?
40:20Get to Atlanta.
40:22Atlanta?
40:23Not happening today, mister.
40:26Terry.
40:28Can I raise your name?
40:31Terry.
40:36Anything yet?
40:40No.
40:48You don't have to be here, you know.
40:51I know.
40:52I know.
41:11I know.
41:15I know.
41:17I know.
41:19I know.
41:31Anything yet?
42:02Is this what you do?
42:05What do you mean?
42:07Make sure I have what I need.
42:13Yeah?
42:16It's nice to see you again.
42:20You can see.
42:22I'm staring at you.
42:36Where am I?
42:39You wouldn't believe me if I told you.
42:43I need to get to Atlanta.
42:45You've been going on and on about Atlanta since I found you.
42:50I need to get to see you again.
42:51Hey.
42:52Hey.
42:53These children?
42:54Uh-huh.
42:55Are they with you on the plane?
42:57Those are my children, no.
43:00They're in Colorado.
43:03They're in an underground bunker in Colorado.
43:06I mean, the survivors in Colorado.
43:12But my wife, Terry.
43:22Come here.
43:26Oh, I need you.
43:33Oh, oh.
43:34I, uh-huh.
43:37Oh, God.
43:42Oh, God.
43:42And they let us...
43:42Oh, God.
43:44And...
43:45Hey.
43:46Oh, God.
43:48Oh, God.
43:49Oh, God.
43:51Oh, God.
43:54Go on, God.
43:54Oh, God.
43:56I need to get to Atlanta, so if you could please just listen to me.
44:00No, you listen to me.
44:02You're not going to Atlanta.
44:06You're taking us to Colorado.
44:13Wait.
44:14Wait.
44:25Wait.
44:54Wait.
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