All language subtitles for the_outer_limits_s03e17_feasibility_study

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, Mike.

Even, sir.

Go ahead.

I still think it's a mistake telling
him.

Let's just go.

Baby.

Let's go in.

I was beginning to think I'd never see
you again.

I wasn't going to leave without saying
goodbye. Look, I know we've had our

differences, but you can't expect me to
sit by while you... Dad, we're getting

married and that's the end of it.

Right, Nicky?

Maybe I ought to wait outside.

I'll be right down. My bag's already
packed.

I unpacked it.

Well, I'll just be two minutes then.

Sarah.

Why are you doing this to me?

This isn't about you, Dad.

You know, maybe someday you'll
understand that.

Well, where in the world do you think
you're going?

Or have your parents invited you to live
with them rent -free?

My parents are dead.

It's symptomatic, isn't it, that I
didn't know that?

Sarah's all I've got in the world.

She's all I've got, too.

You think you're creating a family, but
what you're really doing is tearing one

apart.

Where do you live, Nicky?

I don't even know that.

Outside the gate, right across from the
woods.

It's as close to Sarah as I can afford.

She was planning to go to college.

Did she tell you that?

I love her, Mr. Hayward.

I know you love her, Nicky.

I don't doubt it for a minute. But if
you love her, you won't want to make a

decision that you could both regret for
the rest of your life.

All I'm asking is that you give it a
little time.

If you're really serious, waiting won't
matter.

I think you know the right thing to do.

ho ho ho

Nikki, where are you?

Why did you leave?

What did my father say to you?

I got scared, Sarah.

Nikki, just come get me.

Okay, babe, you show me you love me.

There is nothing wrong with your
television.

Do not attempt to adjust the picture.

We are now controlling the transmission.

We control the horizontal and the
vertical. We can delude you with a

channels or expand one single image to
crystal clarity and beyond.

We can shape your vision to anything our
imagination can conceive.

For the next hour, We will control all
that you see and hear.

You are about to experience the awe and
mystery

which reaches from the deepest inner
mind to the outer limits.

In a world where change is the rule, we
rely on the unyielding constants in life

for comfort and security.

That the sun will rise, that the earth
will turn.

But what if we could no longer be
certain of anything?

To what then would we cling?

Hi there.

Morning. Say, did you lose power at your
place?

Yeah, no power, no water.

I tried calling the utilities, but the
phones are down too.

Could be this weird weather.

I don't know how it got this cold this
fast.

Oh, has the development got some sort of
core utility system? Maybe it's on the

fridge. That wouldn't explain why the
papers are late. I mean, it doesn't look

like anyone got one.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I don't think we've met formally. I'm
Joshua Hayward.

Absolutely, yes.

I've been meaning to introduce myself
since I moved in. Forgive my rudeness.

Oh, nonsense. We've been here for three
and a half years. I doubt we've met more

than a couple of the neighbors.

You pay for privacy and they throw in
anonymity into the bargain. Yeah, I know

what you mean.

Say, just you and your daughter, I don't
remember seeing your wife.

My wife left me over a year ago.

Oh, oh, well, mine's gone too.

Cervical cancer.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Yeah, well, she died just before we
decided to move in here.

Well, this was going to be our forever
house.

I was going to pull out, but I decided
to go ahead with the deal anyway. I

who knows, maybe she'll come back.

She always swore she would.

This way, she'll know where to find me.

Yes, sir, she was the paperweight that
kept my world from blowing away.

Ah, sorry.

First I give you my name, and then,
bang, I'm telling you my life story.

So I'll call the utilities as soon as I
go into the office. Oh, you're going

downtown. I wondered if you could give
me a lift.

No problem.

Oh, thanks. That's the first one on my
block to buy an electric car. Look where

it gets me.

I'll be happy to take you as soon as
I've showered.

Ah,

I guess I won't be showering.

Well, just give me 20 minutes to get
dressed. Okay. Thanks very much.

The clock stopped at 1 .10 in the
morning. If we don't get the power back

soon, I've got a week's worth of
groceries that are going to go bad.

Does this guy seem an odd color to you?

Elaine, I've got a 30 -page deposition
to digest before court this morning.

Have you been outside yet? It's gotten
so chilly. Rosner's expecting us to

for a settlement.

Wait till he sees the heavy artillery
we're rolling out.

It's going to be a bloodbath.

You make it sound like war.

Believe me, it is war.

The last man standing walks away with a
spoil.

The school bus you picked up, Sean, half
an hour ago.

If it doesn't get here soon, do you
think you could drive him off?

You know, the last time I looked, there
were two cars in the garage. If I swing

by the school...

It's just going to cost me another ten
minutes.

Of course.

Damn, cell phone doesn't work either.
The whole system's cooked.

You could try one of the neighbor's
houses.

Sometimes these outages are hit and
miss.

Elaine, I spend my weekends avoiding
these people. You ask them for a favor,

the next thing you know, they think you
owe them something.

Stella's a no -show. I'm listing the
things she was supposed to get today.

you could pitch in.

I tried to call her, but the phones
aren't working.

Yeah, nothing's working.

Entropy.

Well, that's what they call it when
everything starts breaking down.

I couldn't have talked Nicky into
leaving last night if he hadn't realized

right.

You're always right, Dad.

Mom could never win a point with you
either. I should go live with her for a

while. Yeah, maybe you'd rather be
smothered with indifference.

Look, he's willing to wait for you,
Tara. Why don't you try taking his lead?

You scared him, Dad.

That's all.

I'm going to work.

I expect you to be here when I get home.

Have a good day, Mr. Hayward.

As far as I can tell, the whole
neighborhood blacked out. Must have

the water pumps, too.

Any word on how long it'll take to get
back online?

I haven't heard diddly.

As soon as I'm relieved, I'll drive over
to headquarters.

I'm pretty sure they're on it.

Sean,

come on, let's go.

What is it, Sean?

What is it, Shadow?

Sean! Come on.

Sean!

Sean!

I'll round him up at the tent.

Thanks, Mike.

Sean?

Sean!

Mike, there's something in the alley.
What? What is it? What did you see? I

don't know. It's some kind of freak. I
mean it.

All right, go back to your mom. I'll go
find your freak.

So, where am I dropping you?

Rod and Whitney.

Officers of the Terrian. The Alternative
Weekly?

You work on that?

Used to.

Former editor.

Try to keep my hand in. Officially, I'm
retired.

Do you read alternates?

My daughter leaves them lying around.
She likes them.

Because they're free, right?

So, what are you retiring to?

Oh, I'm still trying to figure that one
out.

It just got too depressing, you know,
trying to push that.

Damn rock up the mountain.

Politics, unsafe sex, human rights.

I mean, it's not as if, you know,
editorializing ever changes anything.

Joshua, what's going on?

Wish to God I knew.

I mean, this is impossible.

The whole neighborhood, everything is
gone.

Hey, hey, where are you going?

We make sure that Sarah's okay.

Pat, be careful.

I'm okay.

Something keeps me from falling over.

Come on.

Let's get the hell out of here. No, no,
this thing, whatever it is, it's pushing

up against me.

Keeping us in.

Something's happened. What the hell is
that? It's taken out a whole block,

more.

What are you talking about?

It's an asteroid, a neutron bomb, I
don't know, but there's nothing out

We'd better get back.

It's one of the others.

Please don't scream.

I won't hurt you.

Can you understand my talk?

We need your help.

It's the disease.

We all have it.

Most of them are dead.

The elders say it's the air.

You have machines to protect you.

I can go.

Okay, please just let me go.

I swear I won't say anything.

Please, you must come with me.

They've left us to die.

It's not far, and I know you can help
us.

There's still hope for a few.

You don't understand what's happened, do
you?

We've both been brought here for the
triumph.

You're on a moon of a planetary system
far from your home.

Or what you are, but I know where I am.

I know this park.

I left my house ten minutes ago. I beg
you, please.

Come help us.

If you don't, well, I'll die.

I was driving Sean to school. The town
just ended, I know.

You saw it too?

I thought I was going crazy.

Hey, Mom said I don't have to go to
school.

Bring Sean in the house and lock all of
the doors. Where are you going?

To find out what the hell is going on.

Have you seen Sarah?

No.

Joshua.

Do you know what's happening out there?

I saw the edge of the world.

And you weren't frightened?

If I shall fear, I'm no use to anyone.

What does it mean?

Perhaps we're being tested for our
faith.

Tell me what I can do.

I've lost my daughter.

She ran away this morning.

I think I lost her long before that.

Pray she's in a safer place than we are.

It surrounds about four square blocks of
thread -needle wood, from Pullman all

the way to Church, from Oak Street on
the west to a couple of hundred yards

the park on the eastern border. It is
like everything else beyond those

boundaries has just vanished into thin
air. Maybe it's one of those government

radiation experiments gone bad.

Has anyone here seen my daughter, Sarah?

You were out there, Mr. Hayward, weren't
you, with Pat Dooley? So Pat is the

only thing to go through that barrier,
and I very much doubt he's still alive.

Well, ask Mr. Tenzer. He was there. He
saw it. I don't know what the hell I

Well, until we do know what's happening,
I suggest we pool our resources.

We don't know how long this thing will
last or how big it will get.

So bring any food, bottled water,
blankets, medicine to the church.

Mr. Hayward, can I talk to you?

You haven't seen Sarah, have you, Mike?

That's what I wanted to talk to you
about.

See, this morning there was some kind of
intruder in the alley behind your

house. A guy was limping or something. I
didn't get a good look at him.

I followed him out to the edge of the
clearing.

I lost his trail in the park.

Look, I don't want to scare you.

But that's where I found this bag.

All of you, please, I need some help.

My daughter Sarah disappeared this
morning. I think she may have been

cut through the park.

So I need someone to help me find her.

Look, we all have homes and families to
protect. You said yourself, nobody knows

what's out there.

Sorry.

None of you.

I'll go with you, Mr. Hayward.

This is the place where your world ends
and theirs begins.

What is it?

It's a breach in the barrier.

That's how I got to you.

Six o 'clock.

Follow me.

All that's left of us.

They were still moving.

Now they're frozen in place.

He was our leader.

Now it's up to me.

I am the Adriel of death.

I know your species is more advanced
than we are.

Use a medical device.

Did you tell her this isn't a medical
device? It just plays music.

You have to tell me. I want to help you,
but I don't know how.

Kevin, let go.

You've got to let go.

Let go.

Please, let go.

Let go.

Right here.

This is where I found it.

Right here.

Sarah!

How far is the barrier?

About 100 yards straight ahead.

Can you hear something?

My God, it's Pat!

You're alive!

You all right, Mr. Dooley? Oh, yeah, I
think so.

Have you seen Sarah?

No. Why, was she pulled through? I don't
know. What happened out there?

Well, they examined me.

Who?

I don't really know. I didn't get a very
good look at them.

They used machines.

Are you sure you're not hurt?

Oh, it was incredible, Judge. I mean,
they're so much more advanced than we

Mike, why don't you take Pat home?

What about Sarah?

Oh, I'll keep looking for her.

Talk with Pat. See if you can find out
what we're up against. They don't intend

to hurt us.

I know that now. I mean, we've got
nothing to fear as long as we cooperate.

What do they want? Where did they come
from?

This is where they're from.

Don't you get it?

We've been transported.

The whole neighborhood.

We're not on Earth.

Yeah, what is it? You got a gas -powered
generator in your garage, don't you?

No. There's a ham radio in the
Honeycutt's basement. We use your

can get that puppy running.

Uh -uh. Sorry, no way, Peter.

Sorry. I mean, I'm going to need it. I
don't think you realize how serious the

situation is, Mr. Tenzer.

Honeycutt's out of town, isn't he? Just
how do you plan on getting into his

house? Same way we're going to get your
generator.

Hey, wait a minute.

You come back here.

You can't do this. This is my property.
Hey, come back here.

Where do you think you're going?

This is my property. You can't come back
there.

Smash it open. Stop it.

You can't do that!

There's no need to panic. I mean, we've
been brought here for a lease. Don't

panic. They could have killed me, but
they didn't.

How do we know you're not one of them?

Everybody's pulled their food but you,
Tenzer.

You come any closer and there'll be one
less mouth to feed, understand?

Easy now.

You don't want to do anything stupid.
Yeah, like breaking into my garage and

stealing our generator.

Hey, you want it back, that's fine.

Radio didn't pick up a damn thing
anyway.

Put the piece away, Mr. Tenzer.

The last thing we need is everybody
running around with guns.

Well, just how am I supposed to defend
my family?

Whatever the hell's out there, I don't
think that's going to do you a whole lot

of good.

Welcome, Mr.

Hayward. Where's my daughter?

We are encouraged by the apparent
feasibility of your species.

I want to see my daughter now.

Try not to speak things out as a way of
slowing them down.

Where is this place?

The galaxy you are too busy to discover.
How did we get here? The light that

connects us all.

Light?

I don't understand.

It's not important.

How many of us did you grab?

The whole town?

Just a piece.

We hope to ease your transition by
bringing all that was familiar to you.

Why did you bring us here?

We need our neighbors down. We prefer to
spend our stand sinking and dreaming.

Not straining ourselves. Our bodies are
ill -suited for exhaustion.

You will execute our neighbors.

If you survive.

So far, none of the species have shown
they can survive the air of our world.

Some force brought us here. Why not let
it do the rest of your dirty work?

The power of our thoughts. What an awful
thing to waste on some mundane ascent

in labor.

You will enjoy the usual purposes of
slavery.

Slavery? And you will have control over
your sexual and your reproductive lives.

No. No, we won't be your slaves.

That's not in our nature.

You haven't a clue who we are. We know
you better than you know yourselves.

You're strong, hardworking, and you can
build.

But you're better at destroying than you
are at creating.

Your minds are woefully inadequate.

But you're fit for the tasks we require.

The only real question you have already
helped us answer, can you survive our

anger? And if we do, what then?

You go back and pick up the rest of us?

Our cities are crumbling from neglect.
We have ample word for millions of you.

What happens now?

We have chosen you, Mr. Hayward, to
convey our message.

We want you to talk to your neighbors.
Tell them where things stand.

We don't want them to be afraid.

Help them to understand that there is no
escape.

There's nothing to be gained by
revolting only over media.

What about Sarah?

If we find her, we'll see that you are
reunited.

My God, what happened?

If you touch her, you'll be infected
too.

I'm trapped.

Let her go.

He can't let me go.

You do what you have to.

I can't feel any pain.

No, Dad, don't.

You can't hurt me. It was good instead.

Forgive me.

No, Dad, don't touch me. You heard what
he said.

Here.

Here, put this on.

I love you, Debbie.

I love you, too, babe.

We will continue to store water and
provisions in the basement of the

church. Peter Canaan has agreed to
organize the system for the dispersal of

Please, come in.

Welcome to God's home.

This... It's indeed a time to try men's
souls.

We must all draw strength from one
another.

We've asked those who've had contact
with the beings on the other side to

address us.

Mr. Dooley, please.

As of one o 'clock early this morning,
Everything that any of us thought we

about the world changed irrevocably.

And if we are to survive, we have to
accept the changes to accommodate

to them.

The fact that we have been uprooted so
summarily, along with our families, our

homes, the very ground that we stand on,
is a testament to the awesome abilities

of those who summoned us here.

And it would be foolhardy.

for any of us to believe that we could
fight such a powerful force.

What do they want from us? Do they tell
you that?

Well, they seem to be as curious about
the universe as we are. Of course,

they're a lot more advanced.

But the good news is that the atmosphere
is breathable.

We can survive here.

I agree, Pat. We can survive.

The question is, do we want to?

We've been kidnapped.

to satisfy a lot more than the curiosity
of our hosts.

So what did they tell you?

Mr. Julie is right.

The triunes have scoured the universe
looking for an intelligent life form

can survive and flourish here.

That's because they want slaves.

We,

my friends, are feasible. They think
we'll make good slaves.

Good, healthy, hard -working slaves.

We're not going to be the only ones.

In no time at all, they'll have the
entire population of our planet up here.

But we can prevent them doing that.

We can choose to become infeasible.

What the hell are you talking about?

My daughter, Sarah, she met with another
group of aliens. The Triumph's last

attempt to provide a slave class.

But those pathetic creatures couldn't
breathe the air here. They developed a

disease that turned their bodies into
stone.

Now, one of them touched Sarah, and she
contracted

the very same condition.

You brought her here?

There's no danger unless there's actual
physical contact.

Are you suggesting that we intentionally
infect ourselves?

The Triunes have no idea how Sarah
became ill.

They'll conclude that we succumbed the
same way that the last species did.

Now, hold on here.

Let me get this straight.

You want us to sacrifice our lives?

For what?

I'm not making myself clear.

We have it in our power to prevent
what's happening to us happening to the

of mankind.

I mean, they're talking about wiping out
the entire population of Earth.

Even if what you say is true, they won't
wipe us out.

I mean, we'll become a servant's class,
but they will let us live.

You're prepared to consign all of
humanity to perpetual slavery so a few

can survive.

I don't know how much time we have. For
all I know, they could be planning an

assault on Earth even as I speak.

When I take my daughter's hand, I'll
become infected.

Will someone take mine?

For centuries, philosophers and
theologians have debated what it means

human. Perhaps the answer has eluded us,
because it is so simple. To be human

is to choose.

There'll be more from The Outer Limits
tomorrow at 8.

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gambling his way out of trouble over on

the studio in a few minutes in the movie
at 9 o 'clock, Sergeant Bilko.

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