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Dinner.

Fast approaching, yes,
and we'll eat it, I'm sure.

Yeah, no, no, no.
But me and you --

Maybe we could eat
somewhere else,

Somewhere...Nice.

Oh.

Good.

Uh, well, y--
uh, you should come find me

When you're finished here,
and -- and I'll --

I'll start working on options
to run by you...For that.

Ugh. What idiot --

Oh! Aah!

Aah!

No!

Fitz!

Fitz!

Help!

Help! No.

No.

Where the hell am I?

No.

That's not possible.

Everything will be fine.

Proper protocol for agents
lost in the field --

Remain in position,
wait for extraction.

This is dr. Jemma simmons,
updating the file

On the monolith fitz and I
have been studying.

I now know that it is
an alternating

Matter-transportation device --
portal.

Quite remarkable, really.

I've been transported

To an unknown planet
in a different solar system.

Air is breathable, oxygenated.

Gravity seems to be
slightly stronger...

Or I'm very tired.

No, I think it's the gravity.

The terrain is barren,
desert-like.

Although conditions
seem favorable

For terrestrial organisms,

There's no immediate sign
of life

Nor any noticeable vegetation
or water.

It will open again.

Fitz will find a way.

After all,
we're going for dinner.

What is it you always say?

If you can't solve a problem,
sleep on it.

Goodnight, fitz.

How long are the nights
on this planet?

There has to be
a sunrise eventually.

¶¶

Where is the sun?!

What did you do to it?!

I want the sun!

I want it!

I want to go home.

The average person can survive
up to three weeks without food,

But only 100 hours
without water.

I'm sorry, fitz.

I can't wait here any longer.

But if you do show up
while I'm away,

You'll know where to find me.

Is it going to be
an expensive place?

Have you already picked it?

Should I wear a dress,
or would that be weird?

Oh, please, don't pull out
the chair for me.

Or do, if that's what you want.

What if we run out of things
to talk about?

For the first time ever.

Of course that's when
it would happen.

Ugh. That would be terrible.

Just...Get...To the top.

Water...

Fitz...

Fitz.

Unh! Ah.

Oh.

Aah! Aah!

Aah!

Aah! Aah!

It's been three weeks, fitz.

If I don't find something...

If I don't eat, I won't make it.

Unfortunately,
the only source of food...

¶¶

...Also thinks I'm food.

You want me?! Here I am!

It's dinnertime!
Come and get it!

Ohh!

You're dinner, biatch!

whoo!

You'd be so proud of me, fitz.

I killed the monster plant,

Then I made a fire,
cooked him, and ate him.

And then I burped really loud.

I wish you could've been here.

Actually, no, I don't.

I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

Everyone always said we could
read each other's minds, fitz.

So I really need you
to read mine right now.

I'm alive.

But I'm terribly alone
and afraid.

So I really need you
to come and get me, okay?

I know you won't give up,
so I won't, either.

You'll notice
I'm giving less updates

To conserve battery power.

Been on this stupid planet
for a month now,

And I lost my way
to the entry point.

I need to find --

Oh.

Unh!

Who are you?!
What do you want?!

¶¶

You're still here.

Of course
I'm still here.

¶¶

Let me
out of here.

Let me
out of here now!

Welcome back.
How was your day?

My name is jemma simmons --
dr. Jemma simmons.

I'm from earth, and I came here
through a portal.

And since
you speak english,

I suspect you might have,
as well.

If you let me out,
I can help you.

We can help
each other --

Aah!

You're going to eat me!

Is that
what this is all about?!

You fatten me up and then
leave me to the slaughter!

Not a bad idea.

You poisoned me.
Why would you do that?

What threat could I possibly be
to you?

Definitely real.

Get back here!

Aah!

Aah!

Kill me
if you want.

But I'm not going to be
your prisoner.

Aah!
You're bleeding.

Aah!
What do you care?

Aah!
It smells blood.

Get away from me!
Don't touch me!

It's coming.

We have to go.

Aah!
We have to go now!

No! Aah!
We have to go!

Stop pulling me!

I'm not
going with you!

Get in. Now.
Come on!

Aah!

Move!

What do you think
is out there?

Death.

The only thing out there
is a sandstorm.

It's a desert planet,
in case you hadn't noticed.

It affects the planet.
That's how you know it's coming.

Or th-the planet
affects it.

Either way,
it's evil.

This whole godforsaken planet
is evil.

Planets cannot be evil.

Everything that happened
was a natural, climate-related
phenomenon.

Planets have ecosystems
with definable patterns

And rules that can be understood
after enough --

This planet
does not have rules.

It has moods.

Perhaps it's you
who has moods.

We need
to sew that up.

And maybe your mouth, too,
while I'm at it.

I'm perfectly capable
of tending to my own wounds.

Why would I trust you,
anyway?

You locked me in a cage,
stabbed me with a spear --

threatened to eat me...

That was your idea.

Besides, that's before
I knew you were real.

The evil hadn't gotten
to you or to me.

Next time you have doubts
about whether someone is real,

Ask them
to hit you.

I'll keep that
in mind.

Do you have
a name?

Will.

You wouldn't happen to have
any alcohol, would you, will?

Yeah. I'll run down to the
drugstore and get it for you.

Would you, please?
If it's not too much trouble.

You're a doctor?

Not a medical doctor,
but yes.

I have phds in biology
and chemistry.

But I have more
than my fair share

Of emergency work
in the field.

You?

Not very sciencey.

Hmm.

You certainly
came here prepared.

Wish I'd had time
to pack,

But my trip
was rather unexpected.

You come here alone?

Yes,
I'm alone.

Are you?

You're the first person
I've seen in a long time.

How long
have you been here?

Well,
my watch broke quickly,

And it's hard to keep track
of the days without a sun.

What year is it?

2015.

You're an astronaut.

¶¶

If nasa sent you, they must know
how to bring you back, right?

¶¶

This equipment
is ancient.

I know nasa
has funding issues,

But you'd think they'd upgrade
for a mission like this.

It was new
at the time.

¶¶

What year
did you come here?

2001.

My god.

You've been here
14 years.

Like I said...

It's hard
to keep track.

You'll see.

¶¶

Technology must have hit
warp speed after I left.

Yeah, it's hard
to keep up sometimes.

If it wasn't for fitz,
I'd be lost.

Fitz?

My best friend.
He loves tech.

Is this
a map of the area?

Only the areas
we were able to explore.

What's this,
the no-fly zone?

Off limits.

Only bad things
happen there.

How much memory you have
in this thing?

120 gigabytes.

Hundred and --

120 gigabytes
in this little thing.

14 years...

I'm sorry, but I need
to conserve the battery.

Oh.

Fitz engineered it to last
a long time, but it's draining.

So unless you have some way
to generate power...

Nasa sent us here with
all the power we could ever use.

Except it's all solar.

And in case you haven't noticed,
there's not much sunshine.

Where's this light
coming from?

There's a luminescent substrata
below us.

Oh. It's warm.

It's a natural source
of heat.

Keeps the planet warm
without sunlight.

That sounds
very sciencey of you.

I think
it's the fires of hell.

Okay, then.

Hey,
you hungry?

You said your whole team
came through the portal.

How long
were you supposed to be here?

They said they could have us
back within a year.

But there was always
a possibility

It would be
a one-way trip.

Nasa was always curious
about the monolith.

Budgets for space exploration
had vanished,

So some small group
on the inside

Convinced everyone
it was the affordable future

Of space exploration.

If you're not
with nasa,

H-how did you get
into the monolith?

It's not
with nasa anymore.

It's with s.H.I.E.L.D.

They've had it
for quite some time.

I'm not sure
how or why.

That's real?
S.H.I.E.L.D.?

It was.

I was recruited
right out of the academy.

I was a test pilot for the
air force, recruited by nasa.

Now here I am.

Here we are.
At least you volunteered.

Yeah.

I have never been able
to resist

Doing something when I'm told
the odds are impossible.

When nasa wanted volunteers,
I was first in line...

And the first one
through the portal...

Me and all the gear.

The other three
were right behind me.

They were
all scientists.

How did nasa know there
would be an hospitable
planet on the other side?

Classified above
my pay grade.

Our job was to collect samples,
map the terrain,

Study the stars.

My job was to keep my head
if things went sideways.

Keep everyone alive till they
found a way to bring us back.

What happened
to the others?

It.

It has this way...

Of getting inside your head
and just making you crazy.

Austin threw himself
off a cliff.

Brubaker...

Set himself
on fire.

Taylor took an axe
to the gear...

...And then
he came after me.

I had one...

...Job.

Keep them alive.

How did you survive?

Oh, just managed
to avoid it.

Occasionally outsmart it.

Mostly...

Just luck.

And if there is
no "it"?

You still think
I'm making all this up?

It's just that there's also
a psychological reason

For what happened
to them.

Maybe they went mad
from extreme isolation.

It's not uncommon.
It is
for astronauts.

We're trained
for years of isolation.

Well,
if they didn't go mad...

Well,
then I must have gone mad.

¶¶

Maybe I went crazy,
and maybe I killed everyone.

I -- I didn't --

You have no idea
what the hell's going on here.

I didn't mean
to imply...

Perhaps it's best
if we start over,

Since we're going to be
working together.

Working together?

On what?
On getting home.

There's no getting home.

The sooner you accept that,
the better.

Survival's all
that matters.
I will not
accept that.

There's always hope.

Not on
this planet.

Then that's how
we'll work together.

I'll be the voice of hope.
You'll be the voice of doom.

We'll keep each other
in check.

Deal?

See?
It's working already.

No,
it's not.

Ice-cold beer.

Oh.
Truffle fries.

Steak, medium-rare,
and another ice-cold beer.

Mm-hmm.

Wine.

Oh, I'd kill
for a glass of wine.

What do you miss
that's not food?

Well, the sun,
without a doubt.

You?

Okay, jemma,
get ready to make a wish,

And we will blow out
the candle for you.

Happy birthday, jemma!

Happy birthday, jemma.

It's not the same
without you here.

Say hi to your parents for me,
and I'll see you soon.

That's fitz.

That's fitz.

Yeah,
I figured.

You talk about him
a lot.

His name is like
your favorite word.

I mean, that's...A little bit
more than a best friend.

Oh.
We're inseparable.

Well,
we were.

Anyone in
your life?

I always thought there'd be time
for that later.

I think I'm going to turn in
for the night.

Thanks for dinner.

Goodnight, fitz.

Goodnight, will.

Damn it,
fitz!

What are we missing?

If there's a way in,
there has to be a way out.

Everything okay?
No,
it's not okay.

I've been going over and over
this research

For over two months, and I'm
still no closer to an answer.

Well, why don't we go outside,
go for a little walk?

I want to go
to the no-fly zone.

We've been over this
a hundred times.

You're not going out there.
That's a bad place.

The answer might be
there. I'm tired of
sitting around and waiting!

Nothing is out there
except for death!

I told you, that's where
they all went right before --

It's a coincidence!

There could be
something there.

You are not going.

We made a deal
to keep each other in check.

"in check" doesn't mean you
get to keep me as your prisoner.

Where you going?
Obviously, nowhere.

He means well, jemma.

You should
make him dinner tonight.

Yes.
That seems like a good idea.

Then you should stop
talking to yourself.

The stars.

Fitz, that's the answer.

Aah!

Oh.

Open the door!

¶¶

It's coming!

You were right,
will.

I saw it,
whatever it is.

Something was out there.

Where'd you see it?
Where were you?

Out by some junkyard.

We weren't
the first ones here.

It was
a masquerade.
Jemma,
that's near the no-fly zone.

I told you never to
go there. You could've
been killed or worse.

You knew
about that place?

All those bones, proof of
others, and you didn't tell me?

Yes.

¶¶

Because I knew
you'd want to see it.

And it's better
that you didn't.

That thing...

Has been killing everyone that's
come through here for centuries.

How long have people known
about the monolith,

And why keep sending people
when there's no way back?

It's as if
they're being sacrificed.

I'd prefer
not to join them.

So from now on,
will you just please stay put?

That doesn't matter anymore.

Why?

'cause I know
how to get us home.

This is
where you came in.

This is
where I came in.

All right, professor,
I'm listening.

The monolith
creates a wormhole --

A direct line
from its location on earth

To a fixed location here.

You said
the portal is moving.

It appears to be moving, but
it's the planet that's moving,

Rotating on its axis.

The portal is fixed.

Since we know the date, time,
and place we both arrived,

We know how long it took
to move from "x" to "y."

If we track the stars
long enough,

We can determine the rate
of the planet's rotation

And predict when and where
the portal will appear.

With that thing?

Not with this.
With that.

Assuming we could even fix
that heap of junk,

There's no way
to power it.

Yes,
there is.

I have enough battery left
to get the data we need.

If we use up your battery
and this doesn't work...

That's the end of fitz
and all your friends.

Happy birthday, jemma!

Happy birthday, jemma.

It's not the same
without you here.

Say hi to your parents for me,
and I'll see you soon.

Goodbye, fitz.

I'll see you soon.

¶¶

¶¶

What happened?

It died, but it's in
a better place now.

You get anything?

We got one -- there --
18 days from now.

Did it
have to be there?

That's the no-fly zone.

It's a 40-hour hike,
at least.

There's a canyon 30 meters wide
waiting for us.

It's impossible to cross,
jemma.

We'll never make it.

Didn't you say
you can't resist doing something

When the odds
are impossible?

I knew that snake
would come back to bite me.

Got two weeks,
fly boy.

Figure it out.

So, question, professor --
why science?

How'd you figure all this out?
The planets, the math...

Scoliosis.
Okay.

I had scoliosis
as a kid.

I had a small surgery
to correct it.

I was flat on my back
for a few weeks,

So to help combat the boredom,
every night,

My father would wheel my bed out
and talk about the stars.

Nice job,
dad.

So,
this portal --

How do we know it's not
just a door that swings one way?

I think it acts
more like a valve.

On earth,
it seemed to open randomly,

But it only appeared random
from our point of view.

What opens it?

The moons.

Their degree of alignment
affects the portal

The way our moon
affects the tides,

'causing it to ebb and flow,
pulling things in and out.

So, the portal opens,
we just jump right through,

Go with
the flow?

It doesn't stay open
very long,

So in case there's no time
for that...

We send a message
in a bottle --

Everything fitz needs to know
to open it,

Keep it open,
and come and get us.

I'm glad that thing sent you
over here and not the janitor.

How exactly is this supposed to
get us across the canyon?

We only have one shot,
and we have to leave tomorrow.

Well...

I'm gonna shoot this into
the wall across the canyon...

And we're gonna slide across
on the rope.

What, did you think
I was gonna build a helicopter?

Kind of.

You think
it's gonna work?

It'll work.

You still
want to do this?

We don't have
a choice.

¶¶

Eat, shower,
or sleep?

What are you gonna do first
when we get back?

Eat. Please.

Who you talking to?
What're you gonna do?

Um, I'm gonna eat
in the shower

And fall asleep
while doing it.

That's very efficient.
I expect nothing less.

The geologist who came with us
had this theory

That this planet used to be
a paradise, garden of eden.

What'd he think happened?

It, death --
whatever that thing is --

Consumed this world.

Do you think
we'll see it?

I don't know.

But if we do...

...I'll be ready.

You have a gun?

Only one bullet left.

It was gonna be
my ticket out of here

In case things
got too bad.

Come on,
hurry.

Oh.
This can't be it.

We made a mistake.
We went the wrong way.

This is the spot,
but --
you said
it was 30 meters wide.

There's no way
we can cross that.

It was, I swear.

That's more like
100 meters.

Unless there was some
significant earthquake...

It doesn't want us
to leave.

There it is!
It's opening!

There has to be a way
to make that.

We didn't come this far
to fail.

Maybe we don't have to
get there.

Hand me
the bottle.

We can fire it
right into the portal.

If it's not dragging any rope,
it might just make it.

Hurry.
We've only got one shot.
I'm well-aware.

Ready?

Now!

Come on, come on, come on,
come on, come on...

No.

¶¶

We're never
going home.

¶¶

Maybe this
is our home now.

This isn't a home.

This is hell.

Aah!

Hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey.

You were right.

There's no hope
on this planet.

That's what
I used to think.

¶¶

Then you
showed up.

¶¶

Jemma, you ready?

relax.

We're not
going to miss it.

I'm the one who did the maths,
remember?

Even if
we do miss it,

There'll be another one
in 18 years.

Not funny.

Pretty good spot
for a sunrise, huh?

It is.

Think I'll get
a tan?

Well, it's only going to last
a few minutes.

We're on
one of the poles.

Look what I found.

Will,
where did you --

Is that the wine
from the graveyard?

You went back
for it?

I can't vouch
for the year,

But I do know it pairs well
with roots and moss.

To the sun.

It's about time.

Oh, my god.

That's horrible!

that's pure vinegar.

It just needs
to breathe.

Maybe we use it
in our cooking.

Add some flavor
to our lives.

There's that hope again.

I think my dad
would've liked you.

Sometimes,
you remind me...

It's fitz!

He found a way!

We're going home!

¶¶

Come on!

We can make it!

¶¶

Jemma!
Jemma, stop!

Get back here!
Jemma, stop!

Will,
come on.

What are
you doing?!

Oh, no.

Not now.

Jemma, go.
You can make it.

I'm not going
without you!

Will! Will!

Will!
They came for you!

It wasn't fitz!

It's one of yours!

Jemma, run!

It's not
what you think it is!

It's okay!
We're going home!

Jemma,
don't trust it!

It'll do anything
to fool you!

¶¶

Oh, god.
It's here.

¶¶

It's here!

Will!

Jemma, jemma, jemma, look at me,
look at me, look at me.

Run, run. Go!
No!

Yes,
you can make it. Go!

No! No! No!

Will!

Go, jemma!

Will!

Will!

will!

Will!

Jemma!

Jemma,
are you there?!

Fitz?!

Jemma!

Fitz,
can you hear me?!

Jemma?!

Jemma!

Come on,
will.

Fitz!

I don't know
what happened to him...

Jemma!

...If he's alive or dead.

¶¶

But I never would have survived
without him.

Talk to me,
fitz.

Please.

Oh, god.

Please, fitz, I need you
to understand.

I understand everything,
jemma.

Well, then why won't you
talk to me?

¶¶

What are you doing?

¶¶

We're gonna
get him back.

¶¶