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Lining craft response confirmed.

Systems check affirmative.

Go for detonation.

Blast sequence initiated.

No, Jerry, it's not too late. Just because Newton is close enough to land

your bomb on doesn't mean it's the right asteroid for the test.

So what? You'd rather wait until an imminent impact with Earth before we

test-blown one of these puppies off course? I know the public wouldn't. But

the public doesn't understand how dangerous this could be if people had

any idea. People?

People? Let me tell you about people. People couldn't get enough pictures when

that cute little craft rammed into the comet.

Exactly. A comet.

The deep impact probe struck a comet that was made of ice and it was...

85 million miles away.

Deep impact got everyone jazzed about space.

Congress opened their checkbooks. We didn't even have to beg them. They want

an encore, and we're going to give it to them. And that, that is what people

want. Look, it was hit by a chunk of copper the size of a refrigerator, not a

10-megaton nuke.

And besides, we have no information about the core structure of this

asteroid, about its density.

And it's way too close for any margin of error.

Look, it's not too late to abort.

Nathan, all I'm hearing is that you're not coming to the party tonight.

My butt hurts.

Sorry. Why can't we just go in there, take him down, and meet the guys out of

McGinty's for last call?

Because we're here to observe and gather evidence.

In the academy, that's what they call a stakeout. No kidding.

No, I'd rather be out for a stake.

Ah, so I've already ran the plate through DMV, stolen off a mail truck

yesterday. No, I'm running a make on another parasite.

I knew I didn't like this kid.

Was he a player in there?

No, worse.

He was dating my daughter.

Oh, now we get into the serious stuff.

What's Kimmy see in a scumbag like this?

Girlies, they like the bad boys.

My daughter we're talking about.

Oh, me.

Kimmy's what?

17? She's what they call an emerging adult.

Well, she could choose someone without a record to emerge with.

Hang on a sec.

That's Santa.

Jackpot!

What is he doing here?

Why is he checking this all out?

Yeah, and where's his army?

It smells bad.

This conversation is over. I'm still in charge of this project. I'm not going to

walk in and tell the directors that I'm scrubbing the mission because Dr.

Chicken Little has a bad feeling.

Look, the asteroid is already going to come with Nathan.

Go to your station or you're fired.

Do you need it any plainer than that?

I hope you're right, Jared.

I'm out of here.

Set fire to Piedmont Industrial Park.

Screw this. I'm out of here.

I'm going for Santos.

Do it.

Come on.

You look good down there.

Oh, a shooting star.

What do you know?

You're a lucky day.

Nothing.

All readings show the asteroid's still intact.

That's impossible.

How could it withstand a 10-megaton blast?

Well, if we knew what the rock was made of, maybe we could answer that question.

Now this is not good.

Two of the three sections have been blown away from the earth, but the

biggest chunk hasn't.

Define big.

Is a rock the size of Iceland big?

Because it's headed for us ten times faster than a bullet.

You don't have another one of those nukes tucked away, do you?

No.

No, there's only one test rocket.

We were going to order more when we needed it.

Oh, we need it.

It's Nathan. I just wanted to say... I just wanted to say I was thinking about

you.

Nathan.

What happens if it hits us?

Remember that bad day the dinos had?

This would be worse.

Well, maybe it'll miss us.

Might not matter.

What are you talking about?

Well, in 1908, an asteroid just missed the Earth. It exploded five miles above

Siberia. The energy that was released, it didn't need to touch the Earth to

scorch thousands of square miles of forest.

The wind from the blast rushed around the Earth twice.

An asteroid this big moving this fast, it'll be like 10,000 nukes going off in

one spot.

And that's a big mystery.

The perpetrators then opened fire on us. We returned fire and shut this drug ring

down. Can you comment on the identities of the criminals?

There's not much more I can tell you. We made three arrests and a sizable

quantity of drugs won't be hitting the streets.

What can you tell us about the rumors that alleged crime boss Victor Santos

was among the men arrested?

I can't comment on rumors.

Well, thank you, Officer Brackett, for taking the time and for keeping our

streets safe.

This has been a special report.

I'm Carly Marcus reporting live on the road with Action News.

Clear?

That's for not getting your butt cut off last night.

Oh! And that's for telling me you were only on a stakeout. We were only on a

stakeout. How was I supposed to know Cain Tucker was going to fall into our

laps?

So you do have him.

That was boyfriend Tom, not officer Tom.

Next time you hit me, I'm going to haul you in for assaulting an officer.

Well, if I get scooped on this, you'll be sleeping on the couch tonight.

Hey,

Mick.

Are you okay?

No, it's just a scratch.

We better get Bonnie to look at that.

Why does she have to take a look at it?

Because she's a nurse.

Right.

Come on, Mick. Let's get you checked out.

Make you all pretty again.

How can I get any more beautiful?

Sorry, lady.

Police line. No media.

That's nice. I'll remember that.

I thought it was supposed to be April. It's not even 8 o'clock and I'm sweating

already.

Hot flashes.

What happens at your age?

My age?

Yeah, true sir. You're a funny guy.

not have been as lucky as we thought.

That chunk of mutant grazed the earth like a cue ball slicing the eight into

the side pocket.

I've been monitoring weather stations and every one of them is reporting a

temperature spike between six and ten percent.

Ten percent?

That kind of spike is impossible.

Why would that happen?

I'm still running the simulations, but if my projections are correct,

The Earth's brush with 814 Newton has shifted our orbit closer to the sun.

Don't be such a big baby.

Almost done.

You know, you boys should play more carefully.

That could have been a lot worse.

That's what worries me.

Give me a break.

So you're going to talk to Kimberly about this PJ guy or do I have to be the

bad guy again?

You haven't even met the kid.

You know he's got a job?

And he's taking night classes to become an auto mechanic.

And this makes him a model citizen?

At ease, officer.

Not a baby anymore.

I told him to keep his nose out of it.

Look, I know you're trying to do the daddy thing, and I think that's really

sweet. Oh, come on.

You want Kimberly hanging out with a gangbanger?

He's got a record.

Bonnie!

Bonnie, we've got another heat stroke here.

Let's go, injured one.

Do you know this woman's name? Norma.

Hey, Norma.

Can you hear me?

Do you know where you are?

How come you never married her anyway?

That's a long story.

Why do you keep asking me?

It's like hearing you say it.

Why didn't you marry her again?

Shut up.

It looks like we're in for the hottest spring day ever recorded. The sun

bunnies started flocking to the beach early this morning.

And don't count on any cool ocean breezes to turn down the burner anytime

soon. UV index is off the charts too, people, so cover up and be careful out

there. It looks like the unseasonably warm weather is spreading across the

nation and beyond with... unprecedented temperatures catching fires all over the

map. Next up, thousands of acres on fire in remote regions of China.

Nathan, are you okay? Why didn't you call me back?

Well, this is me calling you back.

What's with the attitude?

I'm not the one who called his sister and left some touchy-feely message and

then hung up.

I was worried about you.

Sorry.

We got a lot of stuff going on here right now, and I can't really talk about

it. Are you worried I'm going to blab it on the air?

Yeah, something like that. Listen, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to worry you.

That's okay.

You can make it up to me on Sunday for brunch.

All right. Sounds great.

Hey, sis.

Yeah?

I just want to... What?

Oh, no.

I got to go.

What?

Nathan?

Hey, you tried St. Vincent's?

What about the general?

I'll call them again.

Look, these people here need help.

Okay, thanks.

Every hospital in the county is maxed out.

What's up with the AC?

The auxiliary generator is working overtime just to keep the operating

rooms running.

Right, makes sense. Doesn't make me any cooler, though. Hey, this is the last

bottle.

You're an angel.

I have some water for you, sir.

Easy, easy.

Let me do it.

Sip it slowly.

Due to the unexplained rise in temperatures around the world, forest

fires broke out earlier in China. While the sweltering forests flocked to the

fountains of Rome, looting was widespread in Buenos Aires as in other

parts of the world. And these are live pictures as the fires still burn in

the... Come on, Gary. This isn't just local news. There's something major

going on out there.

I don't care what's happening in China or Rome or Moose Jaw.

Cardi, sweetheart, your job is covering local stories.

Tell me about little Sally baking buns at the beach or old Mr. Lipschitz

growing a 14-foot-tall sunflower.

Leave the international stuff to the big boys.

Gary.

Carly.

Hey, Tom.

You look like hell.

Thanks.

Yeah, you do look a little ripe.

Are you okay?

I'm fine.

My eyes get a little ugly out there.

Yeah, I was just going to take my camera and roll.

It's a war zone.

Brownouts, blackouts. The heat's making sane people crazy and crazy people into

maniacs. And people are looting corner stores for bottles of water.

Okay, so what are you guys doing here?

Well, our police frequencies are jammed. Everyone's screaming at everyone. We

can't figure out where we have to go next. Well, we figured since you guys

have got eyes all over the town... Yeah, sure. I'll hook you up with Kevin from

the assignment desk.

Kevin? Uh, can you take Mick down to the bullpen and show him the hot spots?

Thanks.

You know, I can't believe Gary thinks this is local news.

I mean, look at this. Europe, Asia, South America.

Yeah, I've never seen people act like this during a heat wave.

Yeah, Tom, I don't think this is just about the weather.

I mean, something else must be going on.

Who's this?

You know, you really should go in that restaurant.

I'm clearly having more fun watching you here right now.

Why aren't you at work?

Power's out.

I got off early. I thought I'd come by and see you.

She had swimming lessons when she was six.

Well, the power's out, and I couldn't really do my homework without my

computer, so... What, they don't teach you how to use a pencil and paper at

junior college?

I've got a role. I'll catch you later, okay?

Look, we were just cooling off from the heat. That's all, okay?

That's it.

Mom, how could you embarrass me like that? Okay, we were just swimming.

Well, it's a good thing I got home before the breaststroke.

How come you never told me CJ's got a record?

Tom told you, didn't he?

Why does he always have to be such a cop?

Well, for once, I'm glad he is. Talk to me, Kimberly.

You worked last night, didn't you?

Yeah, straight through. Why?

Because you get grouchy when you don't sleep, and you're way grouchy.

Wait.

Listen, I'm sorry, okay? You're right. I'm bagged and I gotta go back in a

couple hours.

But I just wanted to come home and make sure that you were okay.

I'm okay, Mom.

Really.

And don't worry about me and CJ, okay?

He's a good guy and I know his worth.

Yeah.

Okay. Why don't you come in? I have a seat and I'll make you some lunch.

Jerry, we can't pretend this will just go away. We have to take responsibility

for what we've done. We had a close call, and that's all.

You can't go pointing fingers and screaming Armageddon without data. Data

takes time and research.

You don't need data. You just have to step outside.

My projections are correct. I don't care about your projections.

And if you're trying to tell me that one experiment gone wrong is going to change

life on this planet, well, I am just not buying it.

Hey, Aaron.

Thanks for getting back to me.

Sure. Yeah,

I'm going crazy holding on to this.

Do you think it's going to get any better down there? No, I don't think so.

I'm making one last run. You want to be on that plane?

Look, tell me where and when and I'll be there.

As global temperatures soar with no end in sight... site.

Riots erupted in cities around the globe today.

From Manila to Madrid to London, fires burn unchecked with no water to

extinguish them. Mitch, I need a crew to break off in the right downtown and get

over to the fire in the park.

Yeah, on Broadway. Use Adam.

God, it's got to be over 100 degrees out there.

160, another 5 o'clock, another new wreck.

Don't give me that gridlock soft story. Get the chopper to pick you up.

Who says it's grounded?

No, they closed the airspace up and down the coast about 40 minutes ago.

Why does nobody tell me these things?

I'm supposed to know what's happening in the city.

Forget the fire. Get a crew out to the airport.

Give me chaos. Give me human tragedy.

Hello?

Try not to enjoy this too much, Gary.

If it bleeds, it leads.

Make a lot of bleed.

Do you have any idea the kind of suffering that's going on out there?

Over half the country has declared a date of emergency.

Is the satellite uplink working?

Well, get on it. We go live at 11.

Carly. Nathan.

Hey, you all right? Yeah.

You okay?

Yeah. What are you doing here?

Look, is there somewhere we can talk?

Um, I want that tape and editing by 10. I don't care how many roadblocks you got

to get around. The Arctic?

It's our best chance for survival.

Survival?

We did this.

All right? We did this.

What, are you talking about your asteroid experiment?

That's what the phone call was all about?

Yeah.

Oh, my God, Nathan, how?

Somehow the asteroid's path has moved the Earth closer to the sun.

You mean it's going to get hotter?

Hotter doesn't even begin to describe it. I mean, this is just the beginning.

Monty? Incoming.

That's five.

Patty, set three o'clock.

Okay. We'll get you a doctor as soon as one's available.

Take care of one emergency and another one pops up right next to it. If the

heat wave doesn't let up, it's just going to get worse.

Well, heads up.

Let's do it!

Heat waves and people.

They do weird things.

Yeah, let's check it out.

Our job is to put out fires and protect property, not to fill the buckets with

water. The whole city could burn. What do you mean?

You've got to help us get these people out of here before somebody gets killed.

Please.

Everybody, back off.

All right, go home. Let these men do their job.

Everybody, come back.

Hydrogen.

Hydrogen. Drive out.

All right, it's gone.

There's no more water.

Go home. I guess we all got lucky tonight.

Go home.

She's on the emergency frequency.

Hey, Carly.

I tried to reach you at the station, but all the phones... I know. This is the

only way I can get a hold of you. Tom, we've got to get out of town.

What are you talking about? We can't do that. We're losing the city.

Tom, it's worse than you know.

But Nathan and I are coming to get you.

Okay, here we go. Hey, hey, hey, listen.

My fellow citizens.

Two days ago, an incident occurred that is affecting us around the globe.

Scientists have confirmed that... that the near collision of an asteroid has

caused the catastrophic worldwide shift in our climate.

As the impact of this catastrophe escalates, it is imperative that we all

work together as a global community.

Conservation of water and power will be of utmost importance as world leaders

evaluate the long-term implications of this disastrous event.

Just let it burn, boy.

Just let it go.

I want you to go home to your family.

I said go home.

Isn't there anything else we can do?

It's okay.

If you have a brain in your head, I suggest you go home to your family

before it's too late.

What are you doing here? You shouldn't be here.

I came to get you.

Tom, something terrible's happened. We need to talk.

Tommy, Mick, you copy?

Yeah, yeah, I'm here.

We're calling it, boys.

Most of the squad's already cut loose and the mayor's flat out disappeared.

The chief says we're all on our own.

What about the military, over?

I have to pick up Bonnie and make sure Jimmy's okay.

Let's go.

You coming?

No, thanks, Tommy.

I'm going to get my wife and kids and then get my brother's boat and head up

north until we find a cool breeze.

Look, why don't you take the van and we'll take Tom's car?

I'll let you know how the fish are biting.

Be careful.

Where else would I be?

Okay, it's not safe here. We have to get out of here.

Go. Go over there.

Stay down low.

No, no, guys. In here.

All right.

You two look in here. I'll take the kitchen.

No, she's not

Past your bedtime,

isn't it?

I said move it, punk ass! Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Look at that CJ!

Right.

You look older than your mugshot.

Juvie will do that to you.

You could have shot him.

There's always next time.

This is Carly and her brother Nathan.

We're all going together.

All going together where?

Look, uh... Look, my plane runs a weather station in the Arctic. It's, uh,

pretty remote.

But the farther north we go, the better our chance of survival.

Hey, we're not going anywhere, okay?

You're not invited.

He's bringing a supply plane down to the airport in two days. We're all welcome

to go with him.

It's really our best chance.

We'll leave him first thing in the morning. We're going to take food,

water, the necessities. That's it. Who puts you in charge?

I did, and you can leave now.

You don't even live here. Okay, time out.

All right, it's been a long day. We're all tired.

Let's try and get some rest.

Let's go, Kimberly.

You can sleep on the couch, CJ.

Mick, do you read me? Over.

Talk to me, Mick.

I'm sure he's out of range.

I know this isn't the best of times, but I just want you to know I'm really happy

to meet you.

Your dad talks about you all the time.

Look, I'm thrilled you and Tom are dating or whatever, but don't feel like

you have to be my buddy or something.

I mean, it's nothing personal, but my mom's pretty great.

It's not like I need a spare.

Okay?

Kimberly.

Tom?

Well, thank you.

That's the first cold breeze I felt in days.

Thanks. We've moved like five inches in the past two hours. We should just walk

to the airport.

It must be like 120 degrees out there.

Well, it's not much cooler in here.

Can't we turn the air conditioner on again?

Can't. The truck wouldn't start the last time we did that.

Can't afford to get stuck here.

We're already stuck.

Everybody's stuck.

We have to find another way.

Tom, Tom, something's wrong back there.

How could it just blow up like that?

Well, the heat would cause the gas in the fuel line to fire back into the

tank.

That was so horrible.

Wait.

i can still hear it get out now

hang

on hold on come on

everybody okay?

Thanks, CJ.

Yeah, thanks.

Well, looks like we've got to find another way to the airport.

I think we need to find some kind of shelter and then head out again after

the sun goes down. No, no, no, no. They come out at night.

No. She's right. It's too dangerous.

We're going to find another way to the airport.

Come on.

How long have you guys been together?

Um... Almost three years now.

Wow.

You have the record.

Oh, yeah?

I get a prize?

Yeah, you already have.

Whoa! Hey!

Hey! Hey, you okay?

This is crazy.

We've got to get her out of the city. No, we need to get her some water. There

is no water. We all need water.

Yeah, what are we supposed to do? Tom!

We've drained these tunnels, and we're out of the sun.

It's 95 degrees down here. It's a lot cooler.

Come on.

Come on, drop it.

These tunnels must lead down to the ocean. If we keep heading south, we

should hit the airport.

Are you okay to keep going?

I just needed a break, okay? Don't make me the problem child.

Yeah. So?

This Kimberly really hate me so much.

Don't take it personally.

She's just being a teenager.

I'm just trying to be her dad.

Well, you can start by being there for her, not judging her.

Two men took the world practically coming to an end for us all to get

together.

There's something good about this.

I should have been able to fix it with a slight telemetry adjustment. I could

have steered the asteroid away from the Earth. I should have been able to do

that. No, Nathan, this was not your fault.

Don't do this.

I want to know, just tell me the truth.

Will things ever get back to normal the way that they used to be?

Well... The solar system has its own gravitational balance, right? Everything

in its right place. It's possible that the gravitational field of other planets

could slowly pull the Earth back into its orbit.

And how will we know if that happens?

Rain. Well, when it rains, right now the moisture is evaporating in the heat, but

when the temperature cools, then the moisture will condense, turn into rain,

and the climate will return to normal.

So, what if the other planets don't pull us back?

What is it?

We're not going anywhere.

It's a dead end.

Wait a sec.

Uh... Listen up, everyone.

We have to go back up to the street.

What? Well, can't we find another tunnel that'll lead us out of here?

I was wrong. I've been leading us nowhere.

Come on!

Well, hang on a minute. How is he supposed to know that?

I'm responsible for keeping us all alive.

Look, we're all in this together.

Okay? We'll get there another way.

Please!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Stay calm!

Look, we don't want any problems, all right?

Looks like you need a tour guide, officer.

Okay, all right. What do you want?

What do we want?

You got women.

You got weapons. What more could a man want?

Well, that's not going to happen.

No? So you're a pessimist.

I'm an optimist. I'm going to make it happen.

See, guys like you, you think you own the world. You think you can tell guys

like me what we can and can't do.

You might have it all, but you really ain't got nothing.

Guy like me, I got nothing. So I got nothing to lose.

And that makes me... Hey!

You

shouldn't

have done that!

All right, those were my brothers.

Let's take care of the heavy stuff.

It's eye for an eye time. No, no, no.

We can work this out. Aye.

For an eye.

Drop your weapon.

No, you drop it.

You're a... Gardener. Yeah.

Yeah. Bracket.

You were in on that drug bust a year and a half ago, right?

Yeah. Good times.

No, CJ, he's okay.

No, he's not.

Stop it.

Thanks.

Anytime.

You talk to any of the guys?

No, I got separated from my squad last night.

Matt has to take cover down here.

It's just too damn hot to travel in the day.

Too dangerous at night.

Fires, floating, people ripping each other up with bottled water.

Never seen anything like it.

Well, you're welcome to join us.

Thanks.

Let's go.

Come on.

Kid, it's fine, kid.

No hard feelings, huh?

You're planning on heading to the coast to sail up until the sunset.

Scratch that off your list. I hear boats are going off like cherry bombs.

It's getting hotter out in the water.

Gas tank's floating. It's on to your boat.

Are there some beers out there in the water?

Pardon me.

Yeah, I don't care. It's the one truck.

But he's a cop.

Yeah, but there's all kinds of cops, Kim.

Okay? They're just not all pieces of work like your father over there. Look,

just because I don't like Tom doesn't mean you can't trust him.

I'm not the same.

Why don't you ever call me dad?

Because I don't.

And I'm not going to.

You don't know what it's like having a cop like him for a father.

Where are you all heading?

The airport.

We're grounded at the airlines.

I know we're taking a private flight. He's got clearance.

Is that so?

Well, you picked the right time to have influential friends. Yeah. I wish I

could tag along, but I gotta make sure my old man's okay.

He's got a little condo up north.

Or I hope he still does after the way those riots have been playing out.

Well, I've been a cop almost half my life. I've never seen people turn like

this. Survival of the fittest isn't just in the animal kingdom.

Are you saying that we only play by the rules of the jungle now? That we're no

better than animals?

You say animal like it's a bad thing.

From the day we come into this world kicking and screaming, we fight to hang

on to life, which defines who we are and brings us closer to that primal

instinct. You're not very optimistic about the human race, huh?

Doing what I do, you learn that people are capable of anything.

Mom!

Bonnie.

I'm okay.

We need to get you water.

Look, I know where we can find some water.

But it's risky unless we get there before dark.

How far?

Bergner Park, not far from here.

They found that it runs off an artesian well.

You know, can we get there without going off to the street?

Yeah, yeah, I think so. I mean, if we keep heading this way, we're going to

pass right by it.

You think you can make it?

Yeah, I'm all right.

I just live on their feet.

I'm ready for my second shift.

I don't trust that guy.

Because he's a cop.

No, because he's dirty, man.

I used to see this guy back in my neighborhood working all the dealers and

gangbangers all the time, okay?

He gets his picks out of watching them rip each other apart.

DJ, you're not in the anti-gang squad.

You make all kinds of deals and friends when you're trying to clean up the

streets. No.

Dead people, we're here.

I know we're tired and thirsty, but let's stay focused and stick close

together, okay?

You cover up in the desert so you don't get burned.

It's going to be like that up top.

Just head straight for the water when you come up.

That's the place. Come on.

Wait a second.

What the hell is going on, Tom?

This place should be crawling with people after this water.

But all we got is their body.

Somebody killed all these people.

No, no, no. I don't think so.

You got a point, Officer Tom. I think that... What are you going to do?

Why would people do this to each other?

Why?

I don't know, sweetie.

I don't know.

I think they may have had a little help.

What are you talking about these people weren't just killed they were looted

What

are you all waiting for look at this

Let's get some water

Jerry Olsen?

You believe me now, Jerry?

Oh, yeah.

You got all the proof you need now, huh, Jerry?

Six billion people getting their lives right away because you had to prove that

you were the man? Well, you're the man, all right.

Too bad no one will ever get to thank you for it.

I guess we won't be seeing you at the party, huh, Jerry?

429 degrees.

Nathan. Get back.

5,000 years of civilization has flown away like it never existed. You could

have stopped it. You could have listened to me.

What do you say now, huh, Jerry? Nathan, pull it together. We need you, man.

Did you see what he did? Look.

Look at it.

Nathan, calm down, man. Nathan.

It's the heat. I think he's losing it.

Get something to drink, okay?

Come on, it's the same everywhere.

Not just here.

It's London, Madrid, Tokyo, Paris, Toronto, Chicago.

Bombay! Why didn't you listen to me?

Why? How could one guy do all this to everyone and end it all with the push of

a button? I mean... I mean, the whole thing is over!

What?

Why did they do this?

It was a trap from the beginning.

We could have ended up like these people.

They lured them here and killed them for their stuff.

What's happening to us?

Why, Nathan? What do they want from him?

Get their ticket out of here.

At least we know where they're taking them.

Well, then let's go.

Like how? Run?

They have a car. Yeah, did you guys not see the AC system that they had on that

thing? They're going to be able to get wherever the hell they want without

blowing up.

If they can do it, so can we.

When they get to the airport, they're not going to be able to take off until

the plane gets there.

We're going to get your brother back.

Yeah, and where are we supposed to get a car?

I know a place.

A refrigerated truck?

Yeah.

You saw the way they fixed up their truck with cool air going into the

engine and into the gas tank?

Yeah. Think you can do that?

Yeah, of course.

The keys must be locked up.

Well, I could hotwire it.

Nice to know those night classes are paying off.

Okay.

Look, Officer Tom, I know you don't like me, okay?

And I don't have to like you either.

But we got a situation here and we need to fix it, okay? So can we just drop the

ego and maybe make a truce?

Please?

So sensitive.

Lots of water.

We'll find some more.

So are you and Tom getting married?

Um, I don't know.

No plans yet.

What happened with the two of you?

What did he tell you?

Whenever I ask, he always says, it's a long story.

Oh, not so long.

One of those stupid high school romances that slide into college.

You know, you think it'll last forever.

Anyway, Tom wanted to be a cop, and I didn't want to be a cop's widow like my

mom, so we broke up.

And a couple months later, I realized I was carrying Kimberly.

You know, sometimes I often wonder if Tom joined the force just to test how

much I really loved him.

He didn't want to marry you?

You'd have to ask him that.

By the time he found out about Kimberly, she'd started school.

You never told him?

Well, don't you think that was kind of selfish?

Tom was a cop.

Not a job with him. That's who he is.

I mean, you must know that.

Well, I knew there was no changing that.

Just didn't want Kimberly to lose her dad the way I did.

Well, it sounds like you never let her know she had one.

Do you think that decision was better?

I made a choice.

Yeah?

For everybody?

You know, I'm really glad things are working out for you and Tom.

So you probably want to know a guy like me who hooked up with a little girl,

huh?

No.

Good.

Well, I'll tell you anyway.

You know how Kim is really good in math and everything?

Well, I'm not.

Anyway, she takes a dance class with one of my cousin's friends, Rita.

And Rita told her about my situation.

Numbers and dyslexia or whatever.

Anyway, she decided she was going to help me and tutor me.

She did, but when we first met, I don't know, math was like the

farthest thing from what we were talking about.

EJ, this is all very heartwarming and all, but it's more than I want to know.

What Kimberly sees in you is her business.

If you hurt her, it's mine.

Hey, Officer Tom, it's cool because it's never going to happen.

Never.

Okay?

Bonnie.

Kimberly, wake up.

Kill it,

George.

Kimberly, wake up.

Kimberly, come on. Get up.

All right, give it some juice.

It'll flood it. What kind of car thief are you anyhow? The retired kind. Pump

it up.

You okay back there?

Yeah. Uh, yeah.

Okay. Check this out.

Oh!

Yes, please!

Yeah!

Oh, my God, this feels good.

Genius!

Oh,

yes!

Oh,

it's going to feel so good.

I'm so hungry I could go for a drive-thru. Oh, I'm starving.

Thick cheeseburger with bacon and mushrooms and egg and everything. I want

large chili fries, extra meaty. I promise I'll stop at the first donut

shop.

I'll be with such a cop sometimes.

I think we're leaking.

CJ.

Leaking what?

Oh, no.

Tom, I think a bullet might have hit the reefer system.

You know, I can fix this, but we're going to need to free on.

Hang on.

Oh, my God.

Okay, where are we going now?

Trust me.

Where are we?

Frozen food plant. Come on.

Let's see if we can get the Freon out of the freezer.

Back on the road.

They left the lights on for us.

Yeah.

Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Look, don't you think we should be doing this stealth?

Maybe.

Stealth? Hold on a second.

Is that from the retirement kit, too?

You never know when you're going to lock your keys in your car, huh?

Can you hurry up with that?

What? What, you want me to be a good thief now?

Yeah. This takes time, okay?

Hold on.

Everybody keep your eyes open.

The priest has got to be down here somewhere.

I got it.

Wait a second.

What for?

The lights are on. This is the coldest place in the city. Nobody's around.

Let's not forget the fountain.

So what, you thinking maybe this is another trap?

This place should have been gutted.

And who's guarding the fort?

Come on, everybody bailed from this place days ago.

Thank you.

It's okay.

Oh, my

God. What happened to him?

He froze himself guarding this place.

Not a bad way to go, considering.

Well, let's eat.

So then the guys deep in the water and you know, I was wondering about that I

remember it not being your fault. So is that the guy that?

Yeah,

it's high

on TV.

Well on the news.

Oh, yeah But after mom found out you were seeing Tom

Yeah, I actually noticed the ratings drop.

He used to be good.

I mean, you're still good. I guess, I mean, I would still... I know. I get it.

Thank you.

Quick.

Just pack up everything we can fit in the truck, and in the morning we'll

leave to intercept Nathan.

Well, he shows a good idea. I mean, won't he already be there?

Garner can't take off until the plane gets there, and we'll be there before

then.

Wait.

What happened to us?

Not like we didn't try.

I did.

My mom wanted me to give her up for adoption.

She had it all arranged.

But when they put Kimmy in my arms, I knew I could never let her go.

How come you never told me this before?

I'm telling you now.

When my dad died, I never saw my mom cry.

She just got angry and stayed angry for the rest of her life.

I didn't want to become like my mom.

You know, bitter, full of regrets.

Thinking having a kid with a cop was a mistake.

Getting pregnant may have been an accident, but Kimmy's no mistake.

You're a great mom.

She's turned out pretty awesome.

Yeah, she's done.

Just keep thinking about what you said.

Why did it take the world nearly coming to an end to get the three of us in the

same place?

I guess there's something I didn't think about anything.

I better go fix the air conditioner or we're not going anywhere.

How much more stuff do you want?

As much as you can get.

Okay.

Hi.

Almost done.

You should be getting some sleep.

As if.

Please tell me Nathan's going to be okay.

Carly, we're going to get there in time.

Okay, well, what happens afterwards?

When we get to the Arctic and everything's different?

You and me, Bonnie, Kimberly?

I don't know. It'll all work out.

Tom, I really want you to know I would never stand between you and your family.

I mean you and Kimberly.

Where is this coming from?

I just think Kimberly needs you, and... Bonnie, she still loves you. You must

know that.

How is it that women know exactly the worst possible moment to bring up a

conversation like this? Yeah, I just don't want to get stuck in the middle,

okay?

Carly, I love you, okay?

Wait here.

The air conditioner blew, that's all.

They're on foot now.

We can beat them to the airport.

It's only a couple of miles.

Let's go.

I'm going to do everything I can to get your brother back.

And how are you going to do that?

Maybe Garner was right.

About what?

I became a cop because I wanted to be one of the good guys.

Because I believed...

Basically, people were good if you gave them a chance.

But everything I've seen in the last week... It's just not worth it.

You're the big guy to tell us that it's time to start fresh.

No. Garner was right about one thing.

The only way any of us will survive is by finding out what we're made of.

We're going to make it.

Okay.

That was a gain.

When we get to the hangar, I radio Aaron's plan, let him know we're there.

He gives us his ETA, and then we wait for him to land.

Better show up.

It's showtime, Officer Tom.

They're coming.

So what's the deal? How do we take these guys?

We're not going to do anything.

You're going to stay here.

Well, you can't keep doing everything yourself. What?

I'm trusting you with my family.

If I don't come out of the hangar with Nathan, you just drive as fast as you

can. Go north, don't look back.

I can't.

I'm counting on you.

Thanks.

Good luck.

After your buddy lands, I do all the talking. Got it?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So when Flyboy shows up here, we're going to grab whatever ammo we've got

left. You still love him, don't you?

Tom's a tough habit to break.

But you already know that.

Yeah.

I want you to know that if we make it through this, I won't stand in your way.

Well, that's not just your decision to make, is it?

I'm making it my decision.

You belong together.

You always have.

I read you, but you're breaking up.

Aaron, it's Nate. Over.

All right, I hear you.

You do what you gotta do. Over.

What?

Where the hell is he?

Is he landing or not?

Aaron, we're here at the hangar waiting for you.

I'm losing you. Come again. Over.

Hey, Aaron,

I thought I lost you there, buddy.

Hey, you had me scared.

Right.

Yeah, when you land, we'll help you reload and refuel.

Over and out.

Oh no.

HOLD ON!

It's not coming.

It burned.

Nobody's coming.

You're lying.

No.

No, he's not lying.

He's not lying.

CJ, it's over.

Nobody's going anywhere, Garner.

Can't you see that?

No.

Take him out.

You turn again.

All right, from now on, it's not Officer Tom, it's Cowboy Tom, okay?

Rain.

It's raining.

It's over.

We all get a second chance.

Let's do right this time.