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- "Ark 1" is the first of a long line of spacecraft

fleeing a failing Earth

in search of a new planet to call home.

The crew was tested along the way.

- Lane!

- These implants, they give her

some kind of superhuman strength?

- I thought you were dead. - What are you talking about?

- What, you really didn't know you were a clone?

- We were able to make peace

with the rebel Eastern Federation.

- This is Captain Zed Avega.

- Come with us.

- Together, we made it to Trappist-1D.

- There's obviously water

and the atmosphere is similar to Earth.

- But the team at Homebase has begun to discover

that our new home holds secrets of its own.

Other ships are still out there looking for a home.

"Ark 1" won't stop searching for them

until they bring them back to Homebase.

- Do not come to Ross!

Turn around before it's too late!

- So set a course for Ross?

- Their message sounded like they're in trouble.

- Well, exactly. It said do not come here, didn't it?

- Ian, our mission is to find people who need help

and take them to Homebase 1.

- I say we go.

[suspenseful music]

- Alicia, are we close enough yet to get more

information on the situation?

♪ ♪

- Still too far for planetary readings,

but we've moved into range to get

some readings on the Ross sun.

It's throwing off some really severe solar storms.

- Meaning?

- "Ark 4" doesn't have the long-range sensors we do.

It wouldn't have been able to detect the solar storms

until it was too late.

- Too late for what?

- Solar storms at that level would have knocked out

all life support and electrical systems

on "Ark 4" before it dropped out of FTL.

- So they're all dead?

- Not necessarily.

It's possible they made it to the surface

before the storm started.

- But wouldn't the solar storm still be bad

down on the planet?

- The atmosphere would protect the crew from radiation.

- Then there might be survivors.

- Wait. If we go, won't our life support systems

just be fried like theirs was?

- Actually, I've been working on a way

to rig the artificial gravity generator

to project some of its gravitons

onto the exterior of the ship.

- Which would do what?

- It would act as a shield against the solar storms.

- There's a "but" coming.

I can always sense when there's a "but" on the way out

of that little mouth of hers.

- No "but." It'll work.

- Great.

- For three hours.

- And there it is.

- That wasn't a "but."

- All right, then we'll move fast

and use those three hours to search for survivors.

How long until we're there?

- Two hours.

- Call me when we're close.

[peaceful music]

♪ ♪

- Mr. Trust!

You're not gonna believe this slab we dug up!

Oh, man.

Angus to Mr. Trust.

Mr. Trust!

- The man never answers his WD.

So annoying.

- All right.

Uh-- sorry, can you just--

- Yeah. - Thank you so much.

[keypad beeping]

OK.

Thank you so much.

Oh, that's so cool.

[keypad beeping]

OK, let's just go find him.

- OK.

[tense music]

- All right.

- Hi, James. You're right on time.

- Eva.

Wow, you uh-- [chuckles]

You look absolutely ravishing.

- Well, I wanted to look my best for our celebration.

- Oh, yeah?

What we celebrating?

- Our one-year anniversary.

You kissed me for the first time exactly a year ago.

- Huh.

Is that right? Exactly?

- [chuckles] OK, about a year ago.

Just go with it.

- All right, all right, all right.

- So look what I found at the Homebase exchange office.

A woman from "Ark 11" was trading it.

- Oh!

Oh!

Wait, do-- do you know how many light years away from me

you are right now?

That is just so cruel.

- Just pretend I'm right there with you.

- Oh, baby, I want to.

I really, like, really do.

But, um--[clicks tongue]

Listen, could we maybe save this for tomorrow's call?

- What?

- Because we're about to land at Ross,

and I don't really have any time.

I just wanted to see your face

before we go down to the planet.

- You're going down there? Is it safe?

- Is it safe? Y-yes.

Yes, of course it's safe.

Listen, I'll tell you all about it tomorrow, OK?

- All personnel, we arrive at Ross in ten minutes.

- [sighs] All right, I gotta go.

I love you. - I love you, too.

- [chuckles]

- All these times we've been in an FTL bubble,

I never realized how beautiful it is.

- Yeah.

It is kind of stunning, isn't it, Curly?

- Curly?

- Yeah, that was my nickname for you

when we were in the coma dream together.

You remember. - No, I don't.

- Well, sure you do. You loved it.

- I really doubt that.

- Yeah, I started calling you Curly when

we were about 20 years in.

We were deep into our romance by then.

- Hmm. Did I call you something?

- Yeah.

Ian.

- [chuckles]

Oh.

Ian, we've been through this.

- [sighs]

You still hung up on the whole

it was just a dream thing.

- It was just a dream.

- Maybe.

But a wonderful, beautiful, romantic dream.

- [chuckles]

OK, yes, it was.

But, Ian, it wasn't real.

- Feelings I was left with felt pretty real to me.

And I think they're real for you, too.

You just won't admit it for some reason.

- I'm sorry. OK?

I'm dealing with a delicate balance on this ship now,

commanding former GSA and EF personnel

who just weeks ago were enemies.

And somehow, God knows how,

I've managed to gain their trust, and I--

I don't want to squander it.

- And being seen to be in a romantic relationship

with a member of your crew ain't very professional.

I get it.

♪ ♪

- We're at Ross. Let's get to the bridge.

♪ ♪

Report.

- The solar shields are working.

- Good job, Alicia.

- The scans are showing no signs of life

on the parts of "Ark 4" still in orbit.

It's not responding to remote commands.

Electrics are fried.

- That includes life support, I'm afraid.

- So everyone is dead?

- On the section still in orbit, yes.

But they managed to get two of their aft sections

and a center section to the surface.

I'm guessing before the solar storms hit.

- Any signs of life? - Yes.

There are several life signs.

We may have gotten here in time.

- All right. Let's go find them.

Kimi, Brice, you're with me.

Dr. Morozov, meet us in the shuttle dock

for a rescue mission.

Full EVA suits and security batons.

- The shields will hold for another 2 hours and 52 minutes,

so hurry. - OK.

- I'm coming with you.

- No, you're not.

Alicia might need your help with engineering.

- Sharon.

Be careful down there.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Looks kind of like Homebase.

- Earth-like planets were the only ones selected

for colonies, Dr. Morozov.

- Oh, I'm technically not a doctor.

More a field medic.

But people still call me Doc.

- Doc it is.

I'm sorry we didn't get a chance to talk more

before being thrown into the fire together.

Could that damage be from the landing?

- Probably not.

The lower structures designed for touchdown look intact.

- Does that mean something caused

the damage after they landed?

- Could be. Eyes open, folks.

Let's stay safe.

♪ ♪

[grunts]

♪ ♪

- The air inside is safe.

We should take off the helmets so we don't overheat.

- [sighs]

- How about we take off the whole damn suit?

- Fine by me.

I should warn you I'm not wearing anything underneath.

- You guys smell that?

- [sniffs]

- [coughs]

- [coughs]

- [coughs]

Oh, God.

- Oh, the stench.

♪ ♪

- These are some really deep wounds.

- Like from the building collapsing?

- More like someone sliced and diced them.

- That can't be good.

- I wonder who they armed themselves against.

- I don't know, but let's do the same.

♪ ♪

- Doc, scan to see if anyone is alive.

♪ ♪

[scanner beeping]

[scanner chimes]

♪ ♪

Anyone?

♪ ♪

Let's keep moving.

[tense music]

[low chime]

- An X10-class flare.

- Well, what does that mean?

- Means the shields took a big hit.

They won't last as long as I thought.

We have to tell the surface team they have less time.

- No, wait. I might have an idea that could buy them more.

[laughs] - You do?

- Yeah. Don't sound too surprised.

I know a lot about graviton generators.

- Oh, my God, what are you doing?

- What? - Those commands would have

turned off the artificial gravity.

We'd all be floating on the ceiling.

- Wait, really? - Yes.

It wouldn't have helped the shields at all.

- Uh, I mean, I guess I must be off my game a bit.

I'm sorry.

- We'll have to think of something else.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[scanner beeping]

- They're all dead.

Similar wounds.

- What the hell did this?

[distant thud]

- Hey, did you guys hear that?

- Defensive formation.

Kimi, take rear. Doc, stay in the middle.

♪ ♪

[distant thud]

♪ ♪

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- Why didn't the colony check the air

- Why didn't the colony check the air ea

- Why didn't the colony check the air earl

- Why didn't the colony check the air earlie

- Why didn't the colony check the air earlier?

- They did, but I don't trust any study done under Maddox,

so I'm double-checking it.

- Roger that.

5 kilometers out from the sanitation zone.

- Nitrogen, 77%, oxygen 21.8, carbon dioxide, 0.02,

and 4% water vapor.

The air could not be more perfect.

- Almost like it was made just for us.

- Let me know when we turn out.

[soft suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

- I'm sorry about your brother. I know he loved you very much.

He never stopped searching for you.

- Thank you, sir.

- We're all civilians now.

I'm not your commanding officer anymore.

My given name is Zed.

- OK.

- 10 kilometers.

[beeping]

Look, Eva--

may I call you Eva?

- Yes.

- Eva, I want you to know that

the EF and the GSA don't exist anymore.

All that's behind us now.

- Yes, sir.

I mean Zed.

- Mm.

- Any luck finding the other EF ship?

- "EF1"? No.

We've been trying to raise them, but no response.

- I had a lot of friends on there.

- My son is on that ship.

[somber music]

♪ ♪

- How far are we now?

- 14 kilometers from the sanitation zone.

- The readings out here have changed from Maddox's readings.

Air quality is decaying.

Oxygen is down to almost half what it was.

Carbon dioxide and nitrogen are up.

And the rest is just argon and--and sulfuric acid.

- Why would that be? - I don't know.

- 21k. Check it now.

- It's worse. 8% O2.

Sulfuric acid is rising.

- So what does this mean?

- It means we can only

expand the exploration zone out to 15k.

Any more, and we won't be able to breathe.

- We should check it every day or so,

make sure the bad air isn't expanding towards us.

- It better not be.

Or it could mean the end of our peaceful little colony.

[laughter] - No, seriously.

No. I didn't make it up.

Honestly, I can't believe

you've never heard the term afternoon delight.

- Mm, nope. - Hmm.

- But it's very descriptive.

- Mm-hmm. [chuckles]

- Matter of fact,

I'd like some more of that delight.

- Now?

- Yeah.

- But again?

I don't want you to burn out on me.

- Oh, never. - [chuckles]

- I love you too much for that.

- You do?

- Yeah.

[soft dramatic music]

- Me too.

[chuckles]

- So we should only widen the exploration zone

10 kilometers out, but the air is safe out to 15k.

- Then we should start exploring the exploration zone

out to that limit immediately.

- I don't agree.

It's not safe to go outside our established zone.

- We're explorers.

We can't explore our new planet

without venturing outside our comfort zone.

- And now that my ship's population have offloaded,

there's far too many of us crowded in a tight space.

And hopefully, "EF1" will be arriving shortly.

We need to expand our footprint.

- [whispering]

- Two men and a woman were beaten today

walking down the street.

- Why?

- For the crime of having been EF.

- I'm sorry, Mr. Avega.

Old animosities die hard.

- Well, it has to stop.

I don't have time to keep breaking up fights.

I have too much on my plate as it is.

- OK, then we'll find someone else

to take charge of law enforcement.

- Agreed.

Do you have someone in mind?

- I might.

- OK, I've cleaned the tablet and ran a series of tests.

- And? - Don't you get it, Mr. Trust?

I mean, the--

dude, I made the biggest discovery in human history!

Oh, I can't wait to tell everyone.

- All right. Slow down, kid.

A lot of people won't be as excited about this,

and some will find it downright scary.

It'd be wise not to tell anyone until we know more.

- OK.

Well, I ran the text from the tablet

through every database we have from both GSA and EF,

and I ran it through an AI translator.

No luck deciphering it.

- And I'll be testing the material.

- Whoa! Hey! What are you doing?

- It's a machined alloy, and it's stronger

than any material I've ever heard of.

- Machined?

- Yep.

Which must mean that it was made by an advanced society.

And the composite has an element which I can't identify,

so it's probably not from Earth.

- Duh.

Dude, it's got alien writing on it.

- We don't know it's alien.

- What else could it be?

- Gentlemen, meet Milan Petrovic.

Felix, he held the same position you did,

but on my Ark.

- Civilian head of security?

- And I can vouch for the fact that he was quite good at it.

- I see you were a police officer on Earth for 12 years.

- Tough time to be a cop, when things were falling apart.

- Yes, yes. It was, um, rough times.

Everyone was panicking.

- I'd like to take a day to ask around, do a little vetting.

- Wasn't he vetted by the GSA?

If I'm willing to accept that, surely you would be.

- Are you?

- I'm willing to accept him in the role.

As long as some of his subordinates

are former EF security.

- That seems fair.

- Then, you have a new job, Mr. Petrovic.

Head of Homebase One Security.

- It'll be my pleasure.

- As the colony is a frontier town of sorts,

might I suggest his title be Sheriff?

- [chuckles] - [chuckles]

Sheriff Petrovic, you can start by taking over responsibility

for the two people we're holding in the jail.

- Consider it done, Mr. Strickland.

[peaceful music]

♪ ♪

[birds singing]

[sighs] Hello, ladies.

I'm Sheriff Petrovic.

- Great. Keeps getting better.

- Hi.

- I've been told I have to check on you two.

Step back from the door.

- Like what you see?

- [scoffs]

I just wanted to make sure you've been treated well.

- Oh, I'm treated like royalty here.

Look around.

[dramatic music]

[scoffs]

You're not very good at your new job, Sheriff.

- Sheriff, everything OK?

Sir?

[shouts]

♪ ♪

- Mm-mm.

- [groans]

♪ ♪

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- [groans] - Come here, mate.

- I can walk.

- Your leg doesn't look so good.

- I'll live.

- Sir, this is Lieutenant Kimi Joma.

- Lieutenant James Brice.

- Medic Olga Morozov.

- And I'm Sharon Garnet, captain of "Ark 1."

- Admiral Ben Hammond,

commanding officer of "Ark 4."

- Admiral.

- Forgive me, sir. I didn't realize your rank.

- What happened to Captain Lester?

- Uh, she's dead.

- Well, Lester would have listened to me and not come.

- Yeah, well, aren't you glad we did?

Just a little bit?

- Are there any other survivors?

- No.

We only made it down with two aft sections

before the solar storms hit,

so there weren't many of us to start with.

And I fought next to them

until every last one of them was dead.

- Fought who, exactly?

[distant thud]

[distant growl]

- They've done so much damage to the structural integrity

of this place, I'm surprised it hasn't collapsed.

- Again, who is "they"?

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- We have to hide.

They come out at night time.

- Who does?

[snarling]

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Run! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!

♪ ♪

Come on! Come on!

[tense music]

[growling]

♪ ♪

- What are those creatures?

- Indigenous animals that we didn't know about

until after we got here when they attacked.

The only reason why we held on at all

was because my science officer figured out

that they avoid sunlight like fire.

- So why didn't you flee during sunlight?

- The solar storms trashed our shuttles.

Now those creatures are trashing any shelter we have.

- Well, good news is we have an intact shuttle.

- [sighs] I can't wait to tell Eva about those things.

- Really?

Telling Eva is the first thing on your mind right now?

Wow, man, you got it bad.

- What the hell are you on about?

This is a huge deal.

We're the first human beings to ever see alien life.

Except the "Ark 4" people.

Sorry.

- Well, you can tell Eva on your next nookie call,

but first, we got to get out of this alive.

- You know about the calls?

- I'm in the next cabin, remember?

- The walls are pretty thin.

♪ ♪

[thud and rumbling]

- I doubt this building's going to hold out until sunrise.

♪ ♪

- Garnet to Alicia and Ian.

- We're here, Captain.

- H-how's it going down there, Sharon?

- Not so good. We're pinned down

and won't be able to make it to the shuttle until sunrise.

- Wait. Pinned down by what?

- Alien bloody creatures, mate.

Can you believe it?

- Oh, really? Cool. What do they look like?

- All we know is they have an aversion to sunlight,

so we have to wait until the sun comes out

to make a run for it.

[keyboard clicks]

- Captain Garnet, the sun won't come up there

for another five hours.

The shields will hold

approximately one hour, three minutes.

- Alicia, I'm going to need you

to figure out a way to make them last longer.

- Yeah? Do you not think we've already been trying to do that?

- We'll keep working on it.

- Keep me informed.

Garnet out.

- All right, come on.

Come on. We've got this.

I've spent 50 years studying solar storms.

I know everything about them.

All we have to do is change the polarity on the Gravelaxacon,

and we can--

Wait. I'm listening to this as I'm saying it.

It's all garbage, isn't it?

- It was a dream, Ian.

Anything you think you taught yourself

was your brain making stuff up.

- Yeah, right.

It wasn't real. None of it was.

- Ian, focus! We need to figure this out.

Otherwise, we're going to have to abandon them

to save the rest of the crew.

[thud and rumbling]

- Sharon, we're going to have to make a run for it.

- Yeah. Yeah, you're right.

OK, Kimi and I will lay down cover fire

to keep the creatures away

as you and the doc help the admiral to the shuttle.

We can figure out--

- There's no way to lay down cover fire.

Bullets don't hurt them.

- Then what do you suggest?

- Well, we can all leave this room during the darkness,

and we'll get shredded to death.

Or--

[groans]

We can stay in here.

And be crushed to death when this building collapses on us.

Depends on how you want to die.

- Bet he's fun at parties.

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Hey! Somebody help me out of here!

♪ ♪

- [groans]

♪ ♪

- Sorry. It took me a minute to find her.

You OK, Sheriff?

- Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine.

♪ ♪

- Don't worry. I won't go anywhere.

- Why don't you tell me your story?

- [chuckles]

Got a few days?

- [chuckles]

- I've done some bad things.

♪ ♪

- Me too.

♪ ♪

[sighs]

But people change.

♪ ♪

I believe Kelly Fowler should be freed.

- And why do you suddenly feel this way?

- [sighs] As I said, she captured a fugitive for me

without my even asking, then returned to her own cell.

Seems pretty trustworthy.

- Are you aware of how many people

Kelly Fowler has murdered?

- Under direct control of her mother.

May I remind you, Ves,

you have one of those Maddox's chips inside your head,

which made you do all sorts of things too.

- Not murder.

- Didn't Miss Fowler help save the colony from Maddox's chips?

- Yes.

- And she saved my daughter.

Kelly has changed.

- Our people's safety is my top priority.

- Ves, I believe Miss Fowler

could be a big help in assuring safety.

She could be my assistant.

- And you'll take full responsibility of her?

- Yes, I will.

- I'll vouch for her as well.

[soft dramatic music]

- [scoffs] Well, then.

I guess I'm outnumbered.

Free her.

♪ ♪

- Yeah. Well, there it is.

Personally, I think the food is much,

much better at The Landing Pad than at the mess hall.

Is, uh, is something wrong?

- Pretty sure everyone here hates me.

- Kelly!

- [chuckles]

- There's at least one person who doesn't hate you.

- Hi, Katheryn.

- Come. Eat with us.

- Yeah. Go on. Go on.

I'll get us all some food. Come on.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Why are you outside of the brig?

- The council decided to let me out.

- She saved my life.

- You might have saved her,

but you killed my brother, Nathan Stark.

- I'm sorry for that, but I was under the control of my mother.

♪ ♪

- You should be dead.

♪ ♪

- It's OK. It's OK.

Wait here.

Kelly?

[somber music]

Why didn't you fight back?

- Because I would have killed them.

That would have just made things worse.

Sorry you had to see that, Katheryn.

♪ ♪

- Hey, do you think we have enough of this fungus?

- Uh--[chuckles]

Yeah, yeah.

Uh, I just want to grab some of the moss

off that tree over there.

[peaceful music]

♪ ♪

- Oh, gross.

♪ ♪

- Wonder what killed it.

- You know, I did a stint in ornithology before botany,

and this bird looks exactly like a Eurasian blackbird.

What are the odds of a bird evolving here

to look just like a Eurasian blackbird?

- We should take it, run its DNA.

Ugh.

♪ ♪

[leaves rustling]

- What was that?

- You heard it too?

- Yeah.

Maybe we should go back.

- I think we have enough samples for one day.

Come on.

[tense music]

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- Any progress, Alicia

- Any progress, Alicia?

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- Any progress, Alicia? - Sorry. I'm afrai

- Any progress, Alicia? - Sorry. I'm afraid

- Any progress, Alicia? - Sorry. I'm afraid no

- Any progress, Alicia? - Sorry. I'm afraid not.

We only have about 45 minutes before I have to move the Ark.

- Are we going to die here?

- Hey, hey. No.

Right? There's always a way out.

♪ ♪

Look, why don't they go?

They-- they save the shields.

They come back to get us when the sun's out.

[impacts and growling]

♪ ♪

- Doesn't look like we'd make it that long.

- Do I have to pull rank here? Let your Ark go.

One more solar max could wipe out their life support.

We don't want anyone else sacrificed

for your mistake in coming here.

- Hang on just a sec. - He's right.

Alicia, Ian, you have to go now.

It's too risky for you to stay. - No.

No way. - Ian, listen to me.

It's OK. We'll find a way to survive.

OK? You can come back.

- Look, no, Sharon! Just--

[sighs] Alicia, come on.

Just do that genius thing you do and fix this.

- I'm sorry, but I'm all out of ideas.

[tense music]

- Come on, Ian.

Wait.

Wait. I have an idea.

- Did it come from your dream?

- Those things down there, they avoid sunlight, right?

- Yeah.

- So all we have to do is create more sunlight.

- How?

- This Ark is equipped with solar sails, isn't it?

- Yes, and they're highly reflective.

- Reflective.

- Ian, you're a genius!

- Come on.

- Captain Garnet, we might be able to use the solar sails

to reflect sunlight to the surface, make a path for you.

- [chuckles] Alicia, you little beauty.

- Do it.

- Sasha, move us into higher orbit.

- Sounds like you've got some smart people, Captain.

- Grab a helmet.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[creatures hissing]

- OK. Go.

♪ ♪

[creatures chittering]

♪ ♪

[creatures growling]

♪ ♪

- Run!

- [screaming] - Doc!

- [screaming]

- Shit!

- Sails are starting to burn up.

Hurry. - Kimi, keep going!

- OK. Let's go.

♪ ♪

- Any ideas?

- We're going to have to go through the darkness.

- Shoot our way out?

- He said bullets don't stop them.

- Yeah. Unless you got anything else, I think we have to try.

- OK. Back-to-back defensive formation.

Come on. Get behind me.

♪ ♪

- Sharon.

It has truly been an honor serving with you.

- Likewise, James.

But we're going to continue serving together, OK?

What, it's like, only 25 meters?

- Listen, if you make it out of this--

- James.

- If you make it out of this and I don't...

you tell Eva I love her, OK?

- We're both making it out of here, OK?

You ready?

- Ready.

- On three.

One, two, three.

[both screaming]

Brice, come on. We're close.

Come on, Brice!

- Come on.

Yes! - Yes!

Come on, let's get to the shuttle.

- Uh-huh.

♪ ♪

Shit.

- Keep going. Back-to-back. Come on.

[soft suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

[chittering and growling]

♪ ♪

- [shouting] - [shouting]

- Can you get to the shuttle?

I'm going to pull them off this way.

- No! Stay together!

- [shouting] Follow me, you ugly bastard!

♪ ♪

[groans]

- Brice!

- [groaning]

♪ ♪

[screaming]

- Go prep the shuttle.

[somber dramatic music]

- No, no.

♪ ♪

- Run!

[groans]

- Captain! Run!

- [yelps]

♪ ♪

- Come on, Captain.

Captain, we have to keep moving.

- Brice!

- Come one, Captain! We have to go!

Come on, Captain! Come on!

- No! No! - Now!

♪ ♪

- [panting]

♪ ♪

- Brace for launch.

[engines rumbling]

-

- [p

- [pan

- [panti

- [panting

- [panting]

[somber music]

- Are you injured?

- No.

♪ ♪

[crying]

♪ ♪

- Hey.

I'm starving.

Uh, do you have any of those, um, mushroom burgers?

- Yeah, sure.

- Oh, and a-- a vodka with soda.

Thanks.

♪ ♪

[sighs]

Can I join you?

- You shouldn't feel obligated.

- What does that mean?

- I know how much you hate me.

- I don't hate you.

Don't get me wrong.

I did hate you, but a lot has happened since then.

Uh, I have to go out in the exploration zone

to finish collecting plant samples in the underbrush.

[soft suspenseful music]

You want to come?

- I don't need your pity, Angus.

I'm fine. - Nothing to do with pity.

I swear.

Gabby's too afraid to go out there,

but I'd feel safer if you came instead.

You know, with your implants and all.

♪ ♪

- Can I finish my sandwich first?

♪ ♪

[computer chimes] - James, you're late.

I almost changed back into--

oh.

Captain Garnet?

- Eva, um--

[soft somber music]

I really wanted to do this in person,

but I know you guys have your regular calls,

so I thought I shouldn't wait.

- Just tell me, please.

- OK.

When we were making a run to the shuttle to escape Ross,

James was attacked by some

indigenous creatures, really big ones.

And--[sobs]

I'm so sorry, Eva, but he's dead.

- [crying]

Are you sure?

♪ ♪

- And I wish-- oh, I wish I wasn't.

But I saw him die myself.

I'm so sorry, Eva.

♪ ♪

Right before we made a run for it,

Brice told me to tell you he loves you so much.

You know he did.

- [sobs]

♪ ♪

[sighs]

Please send me the WD logs

and the hull camera files from the shuttle and the Ark.

- Eva, you don't want to see it.

It's pretty bad.

- Seeing it myself is the only way I'll be able to accept it.

♪ ♪

- So how do you like being free?

- I didn't really mind being locked up.

At least no one bothered me.

[rustling]

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

- Where are you going? Kelly, come back.

- Did you hear that over there?

- Yes, which is why we should be going the other way.

- Don't you want to know what it is?

- No! Not particularly.

- Come on, Angus. That's why you brought me.

- [groans]

[rumbling, whooshing]

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪