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[engine whirring]

[Bowen] How much longer,
boys?

[man] Things are smooth
as butter, sir.

Radiation levels
are in the green.

I say another ten minutes.

[Bowen] Outstanding.

Say we check, uh,
hydroponics after this.

A little stroll
in the moonlight?

How romantic.

Is it that late already?
Where does the time go?

[chuckles] Apparently,
out of your mind.

-[Bowen] Hey!
-[canister thuds]

Careful with that!

[Edwards] Sorry, sir.
I'm all right.

I'm not worried about you,
Edwards,

but if you crack a seal

on one of those
triradium canister,

we'll all glow in the dark
till the end
of the next century.

Think of the paperwork
that'll cause me.

That's just
plain inconsiderate.

[Edwards] Yes, sir.
Sorry, sir.

Amazing,
a teaspoon of that stuff

can power a ship from here
to the Earth and back.

Or vaporize the ship

if you make
one little mistake.

A lot of things are dangerous
and expensive.

Just have to know
how to handle them.

I'm not going there.

No, you're not.

-[intercom beeping]
-[Elliot] Major Bowen,

report to the command room
immediately.

Yes, ma'am, on my way.

[whirring]

[grunts]

So we didn't resolve
that hydroponics issue.

We didn't?
I thought we did.

No, we didn't.

Ah, strange how we have

different interpretation
of things.

Yeah, you'd almost think
we were married.

-[giggles]
-I thought we were

just getting warmed up.

Warmed up?
Dangerous.

That's how you get burned.

That sounds like
you're speaking
from experience.

Oh, yeah,

it's happened to me
once or twice.

-Oh, yeah?
-Uh-huh.

Once by a tall, muscular,

charming, dark-haired,

slightly roguish,

only slightly funny...

Ow.

...navy colonel
in Shanghai.

Oh.

So is that a yes or a no?

[speaking in Mandarin]

Gesundheit.

[chuckles]

It means...

only the rain will know
when the flower will bloom.

Ah. Well, I'm glad
we're clear now.

Good.

-Colonel.
-[Elliot] Major.

We've got an urgent incoming

from commander-in-chief
for Alliance space forces.

Oh, yeah?
He probably wants to borrow

your place on Maui again.

After what his kids did to it?
I don't think so.

My husband would kill me.

Besides,
I promised my niece,
she and her friends

could have it
as a graduation present

for a week.

Oh, that'll be good.
That'll work out just fine.

[computer] Code Blue Alpha.

Transmission reception
in 15 seconds.

Major Talif, please return
to your quarters.

According to the guidelines
agreed to,

for Liaison Exchange,

your liaison officer is privy
to all incoming messages,

at our Coalition base,
and I'm entitled
to the same.

Very well.

Going out of line of sight
in five minutes,

53 seconds.

Next window...

12 hours, 18 minutes.

-[intercom beeps]
-Colonel Elliot,

some major developments

have occurred
on the international scene.

Twenty minutes ago,
peace talks

between the Free Alliance
and the Coalition

of Middle Eastern
and Pacific States
broke down.

They accused us

of developing
a doomsday device,

a triradium-based
anti-matter weapon,

at which point
the secretary

accused the CMPS
of the same thing.

It ended in
a shouting match.

Sam, every gram of triradium
that has left Mars

has been accounted for
down here.

If the Coalition
is working

on a doomsday weapon,

somebody
is smuggling triradium
to them.

Since the only place
triradium exists is on Mars,

we need you to find out

if anybody has shipped some
down here

-without authorization.
-[explosions]

Uh, Sam, hold on.

My God.

What happened?

We're not in shadow
for another five minutes.

Get him back on screen!

[Harrier] Colonel,
I'm getting serious
electromagnetic wash.

I've never seen
anything like it.

[Elliot] Get me a visual!
Anything!

Switching to main
telescope array.

Oh, my God.

[static feedback]

[Control Voice]
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 deluge you
with a thousand 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.

[Control Voice] How far
will mankind have to go

before we realize that

the only antidote
to self-annihilation is trust?

Get me Captain Rosen
on the line.

See what our liaison officer
has to say.

Ma'am, either the Chump base
is not responding,

or there's too much
radiation interference
at the moment

to reach
the other Mars base.

Keep trying.
Okay, let's get to it.

Three minutes ago,
we lost contact with Earth.

As hard as it may be to do,

we have to accept the fact
Earth may be destroyed,

and we're the last survivors.

Maybe something else happened.

Maybe the reactor on one
of the space stations blew.

That could cause
a radiation cloud,
long enough

to block out our view
of the Earth for a few hours.

Maybe, but either way,
we won't know for sure

till we can re-establish
line-of-sight communications.

That'll be 12 hours,
15 minutes.

Sergeant Nichols,
what's our status
on supplies?

We have a year's worth
of food and oxygen
in storage.

As long as hydroponics

and the converters
keep working,

we'll have enough
to last indefinitely.

So worst case scenario,
the Coalition did launch

a pre-emptive strike
against Earth,

using a triradium
doomsday device,

which means nobody
from Earth

is going to be resupplying us
for a long, long time.

Six hundred miles
southwest of us

is the Coalition base.

If the Coalition
was smuggling triradium,

it could mean
that they're planning
to launch an attack

-against us here as well.
-[Nichols] Excuse me, ma'am.

But wouldn't they
coordinate that

with their attack
on Earth?

Maybe they needed to wait
for an advantage.

Maybe they were waiting
for the electromagnetic wash

to play hell with our radar
which it has.

So if they have missiles,

they can launch now
and we'd never know it.

We don't have
any indication
they were smuggling

or if they have
any missiles.

Well, that's what we need
to find out.

Where there is smoke,
you can bet there's fire.

And up here
with these pressure walls,

a first strike
is a last strike.

So at the first sign
of any hostile preparations

by the Coalition,

I intend to make their future
very short.

-Any questions?
-[Laughton] Ma'am?

The men have families
on Earth.

So do I.

As soon as we can
re-establish contact,

we'll do everything we can
to find out and get in touch.

I know how important this is
to all of us, believe me.

How the hell
can they get it out?

But what if the Coalition
didn't start this, ma'am?

Triradium is too important.

You don't start a war
without warning

your units first
to be prepared,

Especially your most
valuable units.

And since
we received no such warning,

I conclude
we did not start it.

Besides it fits
with the Coalition pattern.

Thirty years ago,
they staged a surprise attack

against the Moon base.

And they did the same thing
at Sagan-5...

Major?

Yes, ma'am, I agree.

Therefore, in the absence

of any communications
to the contrary,

my standing orders are clear.

We are to initiate
no hostilities.

But we are to defend
and maintain this base
at all costs.

Not just because
of the triradium,

but because we may be

the last survivors
of the Free Alliance

and the last chance
mankind has

to repopulate Earth.

-[intercom beeping]
-[technician] Incoming call

from the commander
of the Chump base, ma'am.

Colonel Paz will be on
in three seconds.

[beeps]

Colonel Elliot, have you had
any contact with Earth?

No, Colonel, I have not.
Have you?

No, I haven't.

I'd like to speak
to Captain Rosen,

my liaison officer.
Where is he?

He's out on a mining
inspection survey.

He should be back
in an hour.

So he's unable
to verify the fact

that you've had
no communication.

They run those surveys
every Tuesday.

He should be out there.

[Elliot] What can we do
for you, colonel?

There's no question

that a horrible disaster
has occurred.

But neither one of us
has received instructions

that we are at war.

So I assume
we are still at peace.

Until one of us can lay
definite blame,

I suggest we continue
our policy of cooperation.

I agree.

But it's possible
someone did blow up Earth

with triradium
smuggled from Mars.

The same thought
has occurred to us.

I suggest
we search the spaceport

and see if anyone is trying

to smuggle out triradium.

And if we find any,

then together we will find out
who is behind it.

I have already prepared
a team.

Two teams.

We'll both send a team.

And I want my liaison officer
to go with yours.

And our liaison officer,
Major Talif, where is she?

She's retired to her quarters.

I'd like to speak to her.

And I'd like her
to accompany your team

on their inspection.
Agreed?

Agreed.

We can have a team
up and running in 15 minutes.

Patch Colonel Paz
through to Major Talif

-when we're finished.
-Let's pray

that things are not as bad
as they seem.

Absolutely.

[Nichols] Edwards!

I need you to run
an immediate inventory

on all the triradium
we have stored here on base

and I mean,
down to the last milligram.

Sure.

Have we had any contact
with the Earth yet?

Not yet, they're on it.
We just have to wait.

How bad is it?

No one's sure.

-Got to know something.
-Look, all I know

is that we can't get through
to Earth, all right.

If I knew anything else,
I would tell you.

Sarge, you got family
down there, right?

Yeah.
Three sisters

and a cat that needs
to be declawed.

Three sisters...

Woah. Are we going to war?

No one is talking war yet,
all right.

But the colonel is definitely
locked, loaded

-and ready to squeeze.
-But they did it, right?

We're sending a team
to find out.

And if they did do it?

Then we'll all just do

what the colonel tells us
to do.

Sarge, what do you think's
going to happen?

If the Coalition did do this,

then some eggs
are gonna get broken.

I need that inventory ASAP.

Right away, Sarge.

-[Paz on intercom]
Keep me informed.
-Yes, sir, I will.

[door signal beeps]

Enter.

How are you holding up?

I can't believe this.

I mean, billions of people
have just died,

and I feel like
I should be...

crying or something,

but I'm not.

That's because we're soldiers.

And a human second?

No, no,

we have the same emotions
as everyone else.

We've just been trained
not to show them.

Yeah, if we don't show them
long enough,

we'll lose them.

If I think if anything,
our emotions are stronger,

because we know
the value of life

better than anyone...

Because we live on the edge
of losing it at every moment.

[panel door opens]

[Bowen] I know it's hard
to stay focused

at a time like this,
but I want you all

to stay sharp and cool.

You're rendezvousing
with a Coalition team
at the spaceport.

I don't want anyone
flying off the handle.

We're still not at war.

That means cooperation.
Understood?

[man] Yes, sir.

[Bowen] All right,
once you reach
the spaceport,

I want you
to search everywhere.

You're looking for missing
triradium canisters

or anything that can be used
to smuggle it out of here.

We've accounted
for all of our canisters.

The Coalition
says they have done the same,

which means
there shouldn't be any left

at the spaceport.

You all got your detectors
logging?

Yes, sir.

[Bowen] Good, all right.

Saddle up.

Good luck.

Okay.

[engine revving]

[engine roaring]

Major, good,
we need to talk.

Ma'am.

Did you have a nice chat
with Major Talif?

She asked me
what the current situation is.

I told her.
She seemed upset.

Upset?
[scoffs]

Look, we're all upset.

I don't know
if my husband's alive,

or my parents
or my husband's parents

or any other of the thousand
other people I know.

We're all in that boat,
Major.

But right now,
we don't have time

for individual counseling.

You know, half those kids
out there are so worried,

they can barely do
their jobs properly.

But they do.
You know why?

'Cause they're watching us.

And if we can do it,
so can they.

We lead by example.

But we don't have time
for individuals,

particularly
if they're from the Coalition.

I was just bringing her
up-to-date, nothing more.

Don't get your back up.

I'm not sleeping
with her.

She's the enemy, James.

We can't afford
to trust anybody
from the Coalition,

no matter
what our guts tell us.

Remember she's had enough
free access

to this base
to screw us thoroughly.

I don't see it
that way.

All right,
maybe you're right.

Maybe they don't have
any plans.

The thing is we don't know
what they have.

So like good boy scouts,
we got to be prepared.

Yes, ma'am.

Remember, James,
she's a soldier.

If the situation
was in reverse

and I gave you an order
to do something

at Coalition base,

you'd do it,
wouldn't you?

Yes, ma'am.

[man] Ma'am?

Uh, you better come
look at this.

It's a simulation.

Ran it three times,
three different systems,

the results
are always the same.

Results to what?

According to this,
if a large part of
the Earth did explode,

we're going to
get whacked

with one monster of shock wave
in seven minutes, 43 seconds.

There's a four-second margin
of error.

That's a give or take.

What if a large part
didn't get blown up?

Well then,
the far side of Mars

will absorb the impact

and we won't feel anything.
So...

Get everybody down
to the mess room now.

Harrier, contact Major Talif

and Captain Rosen
on the Coalition's team.

I don't think
they're gonna make it
to the spaceport.

Tell them to seek
whatever shelter they can.

-Yes, ma'am.
-And get word

to the Coalition base.

We don't want our friends
caught off guard.

Free Alliance One
to Major Talif.

Free Alliance One
to Coalition base.

-Seek shelter immediately.
-Free Alliance one...

I repeat,
seek shelter immediately.

[alarm wailing]

[indistinct chatter]

[electronic device beeping]

[computer]
Shock wave will impact

in 30 seconds.

You got everybody?

Yeah, that's a full count,
ma'am.

Not a minute too soon.
Seal off all the doors.

-[breathing heavily]
-You okay, Charlie?

Sure, sir.
I mean...

The Earth can't be destroyed,
can it?

I was just talking with
my brother yesterday.

It's all a precaution,
precaution, right?

Right, just a precaution.
Get under the table.

[computer] Shock wave
will impact in 10 seconds.

Brace for impact!

[man] Hang on.

[computer] Five, four,

three, two,

one.

Impact.

Two, three, four.

Give or take.

[all sighing in relief]

[indistinct chatter]

[Elliot] Okay.

[woman] Whoo!

[all speaking indistinctly]

-[rumbling]
-[alarm blaring]

Everybody brace!

[all exclaiming]

[explosion]

[electricity crackling]

[objects clattering]

[Bowen] You okay?

All gone.

[sobbing] They're all gone.

[alarm continues blaring]

[breath trembling]

What's the repair bill?

Main systems are still online
using the back-ups.

All our antennas are down.

We're jerry-rigging
replacements.

We've lost contact
with the Coalition base

and Major Talif's away team.

We're on all stations,
ma'am.

This is Colonel Elliot.

How do I say this?

It seems the Earth
has been either partially,

or completely destroyed.

Words are inadequate.

At this time,
we face two enemies.

First, our own grief
and suffering.

And second,
fear of the unknown.

We still don't know exactly
how bad things are,

but we're going to keep trying

to find out
until we do know.

Until then,
I expect and I know

that every one of you

will continue
to do your duty.

[Elliot on intercom]
Now more than ever,

our future depends
on each other.

We must count on each other
as never before

to see us through this,

and we will get through this.

Elliot out.

[Harrier] I think
I've got it, sir.

Great, put it up
on screen.

This is the last
recorded signal

from Major Talif's
suit cam.

Should give us an idea
where they are.

[static feedback]

[Talif] Let's go! Let's go!
Let's go!

Come on,
we got to seal this hatch!

Let's go! Let's go!

Looks like they made it

to one of the fuel
storage bunkers.

They could have survived.

I'll get a rescue team
organized.

Harrier, play back
the first part

of that transmission again.

All right,
fire up opportune,

I want a three men
medical team

standing by and suited up
in air lock A.

[man] Yes, sir.

[tape rewinding]

Stop.

Punch in on that.

They found a Coalition
fuel canister.

Damn it!

There shouldn't have been
any canisters

within miles of that place.

The Coalition
was smuggling triradium.

Son of a bitch!

Get me Sergeant Laughton.

-No response, ma'am.
-Try the rest of the team.

No one's answering.

Bastards.

We don't want to jump
to conclusions, ma'am.

Then you tell me
why is no one responding?

Because they could be
unconscious or dead.

They all made it
to the bunker.

-Someone should have survived.
-We don't know that, ma'am.

It's a Coalition canister.

Talif could have
disabled their suit cam

and eliminated the team.

That's still
just speculation, ma'am.

You're right, it is.

But we can't afford
to be wrong about this.

Colonel,

Major Talif just showed up
in airlock D.

What about the rest
of the team?

Just Talif, ma'am.
Nobody else.

Let's go.

[Elliot] What happened
at the bunker?

We got caught
in a shockwave.

We thought
we were safe.

And then
it just collapsed.

I was still in the airlock.
It was the only place

that wasn't
completely destroyed.

It smashed my comm link,

and everybody else was,
uh...

crushed by debris.

It was horrible.

Where did Laughton
find the canister?

I don't know.

Corporal Edwards,

confine Major Talif
to her quarters.

-Yes, ma'am.
-You don't believe me?

Three of my men are dead,
and you're alive.

[intercom beeping]

Harrier, any word
from Coalition base?

-[Harrier] No, ma'am.
-[Elliot] Keep trying.

If Talif told them
about the canister,

I don't think
they'll be responding.

Maybe their antennas are down.

Sergeant Nichols,
assemble a team.

Check out
Major Talif's story.

-Yes, ma'am.
-Wait a minute, Colonel.

We still need to talk
to Paz.

[Elliot] I know.
We're working on it.

-Edwards.
-Hey, what's going on?

We're going to check out
Major Talif's story.

What are they waiting for?

She could be
telling the truth, you know.

Oh, yeah.
Why didn't I think of that?

So what do you want to do,
Edwards?

You want to go kick ass
on the only other people

in the universe
that could be alive?

Yeah, before they kick ours.

It doesn't make sense.

They have families
on Earth, too.

Why would they blow it up?

They'd just be
killing themselves.

Because they're stupid!

They're in just
as much trouble
as we are.

-Yeah, except they started it.
-We don't know that!

What do you wanna do then,
Sergeant?

Kiss butt
until they blow ours...

-Go to hell!
-No, you got to hell!

What did you say to me,
Corporal?

The Coalition
just killed my brother.

They've got to pay!

Look, Charlie,
we're all a little scared.

But killing them
won't change it.

Yes, it will.
They'll be dead,
and we'll be alive.

Edwards, open up.

Yes, sir.

Elliot's sending a team
to check on your story.

Good.

Laughton was carrying
a Coalition canister.

I need to know why.

No one
was smuggling triradium,

all right?
I'm sure of it.

[sighs]

You ever get tired

of this cat-and-mouse game
we play, hmm?

I don't mean just us.
Our federations.

I know I do.

And when I woke up
this morning,

I wasn't thinking,

"How can I get the edge
on those Coalition bastards?"

Uh-uh.

I was thinking,
"Maybe I'd ask her out

to dinner tonight."

That's what's important
in life.

If we'd been on Earth,
I'd have taken you

to Captain Frankie's
seaside chalet.

It's on the PCH,
north of LA.
You ever been there?

No, never been to LA.

Some people would say
that's a good thing.

Ba-dum-bum,
it's an old joke.

Anyway,
once we were there,

we'd have gone
strictly high cholesterol.

Fried potatoes, spicy rice,
some serious coleslaw

and my personal favorite,
blackened catfish.

All washed down

with some really
nice cold beer.

Mmm.

Cold beer. God...
[chuckles]

That'd be nice.

And that's your idea
of a first date?

Yeah, it'd be great.

If it's still there.

But you'd have to trust me,

which is my whole point.

You have to trust first,
and then find out.

Dara, what about Colonel Paz,

is he gonna play this
by the book?

There is no book.

It's fear
that's running the show now.

Do you have any missiles?

Missiles?

Missile systems
are strictly prohibited

under the joint
colonization by-laws.

What's your
first-strike policy?

Do you mean to tell me

the Alliance violated
the by-laws?

What's your
first-strike policy?

We don't have one.

All military operations
have first-strike policy.

-We don't have one!
-What's your
first-strike policy!

We don't have missiles,
remember?

Just like you.

But if we did,

I'd say our policy

is to launch on warning
of any hostile activity.

Just like you.

Thank you.

-[explosion]
-[rumbling]

-What was that?
-[siren wailing]

Another shockwave?

[indistinct chatter over PA]

No way.

[PA announcer]
All personnel initiate

emergency response,
sequence three.

-Come on!
-What happened?

[Bowen] Something exploded
in the mess hall.

[Elliot] Bastards!
It's already sealed off.

We're gonna have to go outside
and inspect the damage.

Go to DEFCON One.

[man] Over here!

[PA announcer] Alert!
Moving to DEFCON One.

Alert! Alert!

-Moving to DEFCON One.
-[man] Let's go!
Pump it up!

[steam hissing]

Any doubts

about the Coalition's plans
now?

Stadetski, initiate
missile pre-launch sequence.

[Stadetski] Initiating
missile pre-launch sequence.

Switching missiles
to stand-by mode.

[Elliot] Major?

Colonel,

it may not have
been an attack.

The oxygen conduit blew
from the inside.

You can tell by the way
the metal's curling outward.

Or a commando unit
from just over that hill could
have planted explosives.

The shockwave could have
damaged the pipe and
made a pinch.

And what, the tear was caused
by a pressure build-up?

It doesn't fit.

And If it wasn't
he commando unit,

then somebody sabotaged us
from the inside.

That's pure oxygen
pouring through that pipe.

It wouldn't take much
to ignite it.

Especially at that pressure.

Have that thing
hacked out.

Go to DEFCON two.

Terminate missile
pre-launch sequence.

Downgrade missiles
from stand-by to inactive.

[clangs]

Want to know my theory?

All Talif had to do
was roll a thermal charge

on a timer down
an access valve.

Bomb goes off,

quick change in pressure
expels it outside.

How am I sounding so far?

To be honest, paranoid.

[Harrier] Colonel,
Sergeant Nichols' team

has just returned
from their recon

of the fuel bunker.

They're decompressing
in airlock A.

-Put them on the main screen.
-[Harrier] Yes, ma'am.

Coming up
onto the main screen now.

Sergeant Nichols.

[Nichols] It's a real mess
out there, ma'am.

The air is still murky,
so visibility is way down.

But from what we could tell,

it's pretty like
Major Talif said.

The airlock
is partially
still partially up,

but the fuel storage bunkers
are toast.

We did find this.

Definitely a Chump
fuel canister, ma'am.

And it has no tracking chip.

Secure that fuel canister,
Sergeant,

but do not open it.

Last thing we need
is a radioactive flood.

Yes, ma'am.

So now we know.

The Coalition
was smuggling triradium.

All we know
is that someone

was using a Chump canister
to smuggle triradium.

Could be somebody
from here.

-You don't give up, do you?
-[alarm wails]

[computer]
Missile launch indication

detected
outside Coalition base.

We have incoming!
Repeat, we have incoming!

Go to DEFCON one!
Get Paz!

[Elliot] Time of the impact?

Twenty-four minutes
and three seconds.

Too slow for a missile.
What's the ID?

[computer]
Coalition pilotless drone.

Where the hell is Paz?

[Harrier] Still getting
no response.

Prepare to initiate
arming sequence.

Maybe their antennas
are still down.

The hell they are.

Prepared to initiate
launching sequence.

It's a runaway,
they've lost one before.

Headed straight at us?

Target missiles' one and two
for Chump base.

Missile three is
for the drone.

Targeting missiles one and two
on Chump base.

[Stadetski] Three is
on the drone.

[Bowen] It's moving too slowly
to be a missile.

It's just a drone.

[Elliot] It's a drone,
all right.

Filled with explosives,
you can bet your life.

They're trying to trick us,
James,

it's why
they're not responding.

They want to make us think
it's chaos over there,

communications down,
drones running wild.

All we're missing now
is a panicked distress call.

This is crazy.
If we launch,
they'll retaliate.

You know they have missiles?
Did she tell you that?

What else
are you holding back?

Nothing.

She wouldn't confirm anything,

but she implied
that their launch policy

was the same as ours.

If that's true,
think of what you're doing.

If you launch, they'll launch
with everything they've got.

We could wipe
each other out,

and then there'll be
no one left alive.

No one.

So what, we let them kill us,

so at least
someone survives?

If that means keeping
the human race alive, yes.

Now all we have to do
is knock down the drone.

[Elliot] The drone is a test.

Or a stall.
But we don't have time
to find out

whether it's a runaway
or real threat.

Because by the time we do,

they'll already have launched
and it'll be too late for us.

Those people have killed
everyone you loved,

everyone I have loved.

They aren't the ones
who deserve to continue.

Six billion people
are dead down there

because of them,
we're launching.

We don't have authorization
to do that.

The only people
who can authorize us are dead.

Punch in your code, Major.

Give me the Chump base.

-Stay as you are.
-[computer]
Incoming drone.

Contact in 22 minutes.

Punch in your code, Major.

You can't arm the warheads
without my authorization code.

And I'm not giving them to you
till we know what's going on.

-We have to talk
to Colonel Paz.
-The only thing

you have to do
is punch in your code.

It's your duty
and an order.

Now punch it in.

I can't do that, ma'am.

Sergeant Nichols,
arrest Major Bowen.

And bring me the arming code
from the safe in his quarters.

Sergeant Nichols, I'm placing
Colonel Elliot under arrest--

I'm in charge here, Major,
and I'm ordering you to move.

-I'm gonna
count to three.
-Sergeant Nichols,

-I am now
assuming command.
-One...

-Place Colonel Elliot
under arrest.
-Two...

[Stadetski] Ma'am.

-I can bypass his code.
-Stadetski.

-Talk to me.
-Okay.

If I toss a virus
into the main processor,

it'll fry
the initialization files.

Have a couple of minutes
to uh,

bypass the system's firewalls
before the backup processor

detects what's happening,
eats the bug and resets.

How much time?

[exhales]
It's hard to be
on the money, ma'am.

Ten minutes, maybe 15.

Well I'll be the main course
at a hot damn luau in 20.

You're making
a mistake, Sam.

I don't have a choice,
Major.

You won't give me
the option.

[computer]
Incoming drone...

-Contact in 21 minutes.
-Do it!

[keyboard clacking]

[Elliot] Sergeant,
confine Major Bowen
to quarters.

[man] Go, go!

[computer]
Incoming drone.

-Contact in ten minutes.
-[Bowen banging on door]

[muffled] Edwards!
Edwards!

-[continues banging]
-Edwards!

Edwards! Open the door!

You gotta stop
Colonel Elliot!

Edwards!

Damn it.

Ten minutes to go.
Edwards!

Edwards!

[Talif] You gotta open
the commlink

and let me try
to reach my base.

Edwards!

-Damn it, all right...
-Damn it.

What are you
trying to do?

-[bed rattles]
-Trying to break
a piece off here,

use it as a crowbar.

Pry the door open.

He will shoot us.

Can't shoot both of us
at once.

Forget the crowbar.

Let's get
this override panel open.

Even if we get out of here,

we're not gonna be able
to prove that your base

wasn't smuggling triradium.

All the chips were encoded

in your base
as well as ours.

We just have to scan the chip
from a canister,

and I'll show Elliot

how the records
account for it.

What chip? The canister
didn't have a chip.

That's how
Elliot was so sure

your base
was smuggling triradium.

-No chip?
-[grunts]

Well, they first started
testing the drones,

we used mock canisters.

[computer]
Incoming drone.

Contact in nine...

-Without any chips?
-Exactly.

We didn't need them
because the canister

doesn't contain
any triradium.

Edwards! Edwards!

I can prove the Coalition

wasn't smuggling triradium.

Edwards, open up!
I can prove it.

[door beeps]

[gun cocks]

Major.

Do you really think
you can stop all this?

Not from in here.

Eight minutes and 42 seconds
to impact.

How much time
to launch?

Missiles will be armed

and ready to launch
in five, Colonel.

-Any word from Paz?
-No, ma'am.

[blaring]

-Launch as soon as they're up.
-[Stadetski] Yes, ma'am.

[computer]
Incoming drone.

Contact in eight minutes.

You two don't need
to be here.

-I'm staying.
-Me too.

Get the door.

Canister they found
in the bunker.

[grunts]

Easy, easy.

[exhales sharply]

[device beeping, whirring]

[Bowen] Well, there's no
triradium contamination

on the outside.

That's good, right?

There's only one way
to find out.

Oh, man.

Here goes.

[panel door opens]

-[gun cocks]
-Drop your weapon!

He's trying to save us.

Drop your weapon!

You hit the canister,

you''re going to contaminate
the whole base!

Drop your weapon.

Major!

[gasps]

[rattling]

It's sand.

[sighs in relief]

It's only sand.

-Elliot!
-[intercom beeps]

[computer] Missiles are armed.

Elliot, There's only sand
inside the container!

Nobody's smuggling triradium!

Then why did they launch
the drone?

-[Bowen] I don't know!
-To test our defenses.

Six minutes to impact.

Sam, wait.
You gotta talk to Paz!

We've tried.
They're not responding.

Fire missiles.

-[Stadetski]
Firing missiles.
-No! Wait!

Wait!

[computer]
Missiles firing.

[radar pinging]

You've got
to initiate self-destruct!

Sergeant,
arrest these men
and Major Talif.

Confine them to airlock D
and keep them there.

Weld the door shut
if you have ti.

[Nichols] Yes, ma'am.

Listen to me,
there is no smuggling plot.

The hull breach
and the mess room,

Talif's team getting killed

was all just
a coincidence

caused by the shock wave.
We're not at war.

[Harrier] Ma'am.

Ma'am, I'm getting
an incoming transmission

from the drone.

Put it on screen!

[Harrier] We can hear them,
but they can't hear us.

Why the hell
aren't they answering us?

Please, this is Colonel Paz!

The shockwave
has destroyed our base.

We have many injured
and dying!

Please come in!

The destruct code
for the missiles.

There isn't one.

What do you mean
there isn't one?

The processor destroyed it
when it was killing the virus.

There's no destruct code.

We can't stop our missiles.

-Then we write a new one.
-[Harrier] Coalition drone

-please come in.
-[Bowen] Stadetski.

Let's get
those codes happening.

Coalition drone,
come in please.

Free Alliance one
to Coalition drone,
please come in.

Free Alliance one
to Coalition drone,
please come in.

-[Paz] Elliot,
can you hear me?
-It's not working.

[computer]
Alliance missiles detected.

Coalition counter-strike
initiated.

Our base has detected
the missiles

and has launched
a counter-strike.

[computer] Six Coalition
missiles incoming.

Alliance anti-missile systems
activated.

What are you doing?

Stadetski?

-[Paz] Stop right now!
-Stadetski?

-Yeah, I'm working on it.
-[Paz] Elliot!

We've established
audio contact!

You gotta tell Paz
to abort those missiles.

Colonel Paz,
this is Major Talif.

Abort the missiles!
Abort the missiles!

Colonel Elliot,
this is Captain Rosen.

Randy?

They are not armed!
I repeat!

They're not armed!
This is not a trick!

You must abort!

Rosen, we can't abort,
we lost the abort codes!

You gotta tell Paz
to abort!

Stadetski?

[computer]
Destruct code rejected.

I'm not going to make it!

[computer]
Destruct code rejected.

Abort all missiles.

Abort--

[gasps]

-[Elliot] Stadetski?
-[static feedback]

[computer]
Target destroyed.

Incoming Coalition missiles.

Impact in...

-Fire the anti-missile
missiles.
-...two minutes.

Maybe some of us
will survive.

[Stadetski]
Firing anti-missile missiles.

[computer]
Anti-missile missiles fired.

[alarm blaring]

[exhales sharply]

Get everyone
to the lower levels.

[Bowen] Move it! Go! Go!

Get down there!
Let's go!

Right now! Move it!

[indistinct chatter]

[computer]
Incoming Coalition missiles.

Impact in one minute,
30 seconds.

Sam!

[Bowen] Sam, let's go!
Come on, let's go!

-[Talif] James!
-Sam!

We're never going to make it.
Come on! In here!

[computer] Anti-missile
missiles ineffective.

Enemy missiles will impact

in 30 seconds.

-[alarm blaring]
-[radar pinging]

[computer]
20 seconds to impact.

Here, we might have
a chance in here.

[grunts]

[computer]
Ten seconds to impact.

-[missiles whirring]
-[radar pinging rapidly]

-[explosion]
-[rumbling]

[screaming]

[groans in pain]

[breathing heavily]

[groans]

James?

James?

James.

[groaning]

Oh...

Oh, thank God.

[labored breathing]

-Are you okay?
-Yeah.

-You okay?
-Yeah.

[intercom turns on]

[Bowen on intercom]
Elliot.

Elliot, this is Bowen.

Can you read?
Anybody.

-Oh, God... Oh, God.
-[lock clanking]

[grunting]

Come on, come on.

[turns radio on]
Nichols? Stadetski?

Anyone?

[Bowen] Charlie?

[Talif] Everybody's dead.

[Talif on intercom]
This is Major Talif.

Anybody, please come in.

This is Major Talif.

Anybody...

Please come in.

They're all gone.

Our oxygen can't last forever.

[Bowen] Let's see what else
we have left.

[commander on intercom]
This is the Earth calling

Free Alliance base.

Come in please.

Colonel Elliot, I repeat,

If you are receiving us,
please respond.

[Talif] It's us.

We've had an incident.

Actually, Sam,
it's a nightmare.

An Alliance base...

working on an anti-matter
weapon prototype

was destroyed
by reactor failure
on the Moon.

The Moon
completely disintegrated.

I repeat.
Completely disintegrated.

I can't begin to describe
the destruction here on Earth.

It's as if Hell itself
has come alive.

The Alliance
and the Coalition

have called
an emergency meeting.

And as of two hours ago,

have declared a permanent

and immediate
peace agreement

so we can concentrate on
rebuilding all of our futures.

It was close, Sam.

If that prototype

had been powered
by triradium,

the Earth would have been
completely destroyed too.

You're lucky
you're not here.

[sighs]

It's hard to believe that...

we could have come this close
to complete annihilation.

Thank God,
you didn't have to do that.

You and Paz
are an inspiration

to everyone here on Earth.

Keep up the good work, Sam.

Commander-in-chief,
space forces out.

[computer beeping]

[Bowen] Oh, my God,
look at the Earth.

James.

Look.

Trust me.

We're gonna make it.

[Control Voice]
If mankind is to survive,

we must learn
to trust one another.

And that trust begins
in the human heart.