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[theme music]
-Who are you?
What do you want?
I am Zanthus Pia, Head of the Galactic Peace Commission,
and I order you to leave immediately.
Assassinating me will gain you nothing.
Others will replace me, then others.
We will have peace in this galaxy!
-K9, you're going to have to work with us just
a little harder, if we're going to retrieve your memories.
-I'm working with you as hard as I can.
This fragment from just before I transported here
is all the memory I have.
STARKEY: Professor, you can't get blood out of a stone.
-Incorrect.
The rocks of Nebulax Four may be successfully
squeezed for blood, mucus, saliva.
-OK.
I stand corrected.
-Snot, phlegm, vomit.
-We get the picture.
-He can retrieve hard data, but not memories.
-It'll probably just come back to him in his own time.
Maybe I should take him for a walk to get his mind off it.
-Are you suggesting that walkies may
have a stimulating effect on artificial intelligence?
-There's one way to find out.
-Gryffen.
-It's just like being there, except, thank goodness,
I don't have to be.
How much it's all changed.
-Well, I guess that's what happens when you
haven't been outside in 10 years.
-There, there used to be a cafe there.
They served the best baked bean sandwiches in London.
K9: Prognosis, gas.
What is the purpose of that device?
-You hop on, and you go round and round.
-And? -That's it.
It's fun. -Fun?
Can pointless have the same meaning?
Uh oh.
[alarm]
-My kids!
They're stuck on that thing!
It won't stop!
-[screaming]
-Department vehicles converging.
-Three camos.
-Save yourself, K9.
-Order declined.
-Chaps, get out of there.
Thomson's plum pudding.
-Move along.
There's nothing to see here.
-Those are my children.
-We'll be the judge of that, missus.
-This is a dissident attack.
There's a bomb connected to the speed
clutch in the control center.
If we try to stop, or even slow the wheel--
[imitating explosion] -[gasps]
-I have to help them.
-K9 the place is viral with CCPCs.
-It's a compulsion.
I'm programmed to assist humans in distress.
-Well, if you don't control it, I'll have to sit on you.
-Why are humans such apes?
-Yeah, the light's better over here.
-Where'd that come from so fast?
-Remarkable.
Full corporeal transfer of life with no discernible--
-Stay where I can see you?
-How did you control the portal?
-I didn't.
And I'll be asking the questions here.
-Absolutely.
But how did you control it?
Where are my manners.
You had a long journey. Tea?
Darjeeling?
-Be assured, this dissident threat
will be tracked down and eliminated
by your government's appropriate authorities.
Stay within sight of a CCTV surveillance point,
and report any suspicions.
-It's a publicly stunt.
Rogue dissidents plant bomb.
Department saves day.
All hail the department.
-Unlikely. -Why?
I mean, the place was surrounded by cameras
before a bomb had even bee found.
-They were contacted by an informant.
-And the news camera just turning up?
K9: It's news.
Turning up at news is what they do.
-Well, if it's such big news, and such a big threat, how come
the departmentoids haven't done anything yet?
They're waiting for more cameras to get here.
-Conclusion logical.
Unlike departmentoids, this unit is not interested in cameras.
I have to help them.
-No, wait.
I've got a plan.
-That's from India, that.
I'm, uh, sorry to seem so inquisitive.
But, see, I've never been able to control
space time from this end.
Uh, I suspect what I need is a stable portal
from the other end, like you must have.
-I followed someone here.
-Followed? Who?
-The cybernetic device known as K9.
-Really?
Hmm.
[screams]
-The department is always watching over you.
-Here at ground zero.
-Why don't they do anything.
That man there, Inspector Drake, he's in charge.
He could do something.
-Inspector Drake.
Inspector Drake, why don't you help my children?
[indistinct complaints]
[music playing]
[ticking]
-K9, there is a bomb.
-So it seems. -Shh.
Keep it down.
-I could disable ridiculously large amusement device
without detonating explosive.
Commencing link.
-Are you sure?
Because I've kind of developed this habit of,
you know, staying in one piece?
K9: Your habit is safe.
According to my sensors, it's a non-explosive bomb.
-Non-explosive?
-A mixture of flour, oil, salt, and potassium bitartrate.
-Plasticine?
-I guess even the department wouldn't risk
a real bomb in a publicity stunt.
-Assessment logical.
-It's slowing down.
CCPC: What?
[cheering]
-What on earth?
Is that a machine?
ROBOT POLICE: Kid, we want a word with you.
-Have a word with this.
-What?
[applause]
-They're escaping the scene now.
-Then let's arrest them in front of all these cameras
for apparently saving those peoples' lives, shall we?
-Cybernetics, hey?
Fascinating.
You know, I once considered a career in cybernetics.
But-- -Enough.
I shall waste no more time waiting.
Where is the device known as K9?
-No idea.
I mean, where you'd even find parts and services
for a device like that around here, I--
-Can you truly be as non-evolved as you appear?
Apparently so.
-You know, perhaps if you told me
why you're so eager to find this, uh, K9?
-I am Ahab.
I be the most renowned bounty hunter in this galaxy.
-Bounty hunter?
-I am here to bring the K9 device
to stand trial before galactic council.
-To stand trial?
What for? -Murder.
This cyborg known as K9 be wanted in the year 50,000,
for the willful and unlawful disintegration of zampas pyra.
President of Galactic Peace Assembly.
-Uh, sorry to disappoint you.
But, uh, you've got the wrong millennium.
There's no K9 here.
VOICE ANALYZER: Subject is lying.
-My voice analyzer says you're lying, not that I need it.
-OK, then.
Let me put it this way.
I'm not telling you where he is, no matter what you do to me.
VOICE ANALYZER: Subject telling truth.
TV: When these unknown individuals interfere,
these persons-- and their mechanical dog--
actually put lives at risk.
-Mechanical dog.
TV: We will be doing all we can to apprehend
these dangerous individuals.
Nobody can hide from the department.
-How do I find this department?
-Just put your alien mush in front of any CCTV feed camera.
They'll find you.
-Inspector Drake, we need to talk.
-Murder?
-That's ridiculous.
K9 couldn't harm anybody.
His programming forbids it.
-Well, according to this, he disintegrated this Zanthas Pia
with extreme prejudice.
-Is there any other way to disintegrate someone?
K9: I have no memory of such an event.
-So even if he did do it, you can't haul someone
in for something they don't remember.
-Amnesia is not a defense in a court of law.
Statement embarrassingly faulty.
-Hey, I'm looking for a way to dig
you out of this, photon breath.
-Quantum increase in intelligent logic required.
-K9's not even the same dog anymore.
The old one blew himself up, sacrificed himself.
This is a new K9.
-Well, not really. It's a new body.
But the brain is the same.
That kind of makes him the same dog.
-So they're after him for something
he's going to do in the future?
-And this Zanthas character hasn't even been zapped yet?
-Don't you love temporal conundrums?
-I'm sure they're great, professor.
But this bounty hunter sounds more like an arrest now,
conundrum later kind of guy.
-K9 has to hide. -Great.
But I don't think it'll be easy.
I get the impression there weren't too many
bounties this Ahab hadn't hunted down.
-Then I guess we're going to need
someone who knows where to hide.
-Who would that be?
CCPC: Kid, we want a word with you.
-Have a word with this.
-What?
JUNE: Oh, honestly, inspector, I thought
the whole reason for this charade
was to make us look good.
-My plan was perfect.
The only thing I didn't take into account
was the incompetence of your section.
-My section?
-You are responsible for monitoring alien activity.
That cybernetic dog is clearly of alien origin.
Yet you obviously know nothing about it.
-I know it's name is K9.
I know it arrived via a time space portal.
And I know Professor Gryffen is currently examining it.
-You were aware of the presence a dangerous alien,
yet you failed to alert my section?
-I failed to alert your security section,
because K9's not dangerous.
On the contrary.
His technology be of great value to us.
-I agree.
But the sooner my department can apprehend it,
an dismantle it, the sooner we'll learn its secrets.
-Except that your section has no jurisdiction,
since K9 poses no security threat.
-Really?
You believe that?
-Yes, I do.
[beeping]
-Sir?
-I shall consider whose jurisdiction K9 falls under,
but for the meantime, both keep doing what you're doing.
-So, you agree.
K9 is under my control.
-I agree to keep doing what I'm doing.
-A drain?
It takes someone who really knows
how to hide to come up with this.
-It's not a drain.
It's a sewer.
-Ugh.
A sewer? -Yeah.
And it takes someone who really knows
where to hide to come up with this.
-What's this?
-A storage facility.
-I suppose all this fell off the back of a truck.
-Well, not all of it.
-All this stuff fell out of the back of a van.
But no satellite cameras, no cops.
Perfect place to hide anything, don't you think?
--[sigh] If you don't mind starving to death.
-Well, just goes to show, never underestimate what
you'll find in the back of a truck.
-So if Inspector Drake does come for K9,
let me know immediately.
He has no authority.
-Hmm.
Strangely, you're not the only one
looking for K9 at the moment.
I had a visit this morning from a galactic bounty hunter.
-A bounty hunter?
PROFESSOR GRYFFEN: Mm.
-Well, he has no authority, either.
I'll issue a warrant for his arrest and deportation.
Where's K9?
-The kids are hiding him.
This bounty hunter seems a rather desperate character.
JUNE: Then Jorji can come home with me now.
-I think that's a very wise idea.
Unfortunately, I don't know where she and the others are.
-What?
-Well, we agreed that I shouldn't know,
so that I wouldn't be able to reveal
their location even under pressure.
But I'm sure they're fine.
-Really?
So my daughter's out there with a dissident, a petty thief,
and a suspected-- what's K9 wanted for?
-Murder.
-Murder.
He's a suspected murderer?
That's your idea of fine?
-He's only a suspect.
And I'm certain he's innocent.
-That doesn't matter.
This bounty hunter thinks he's chasing a murderer.
What do you think will happen to anyone
who gets caught between him and K9?
-Sugar?
-I need to find her.
You better hope it's before this bounty hunter does.
-[sigh]
-Tea?
-Someone to see you, sir.
-Send him in.
You claim to have the means to subdue the K9 device?
-But it needs to be found first.
That be your job.
-I give the orders on this planet.
-I don't know your city.
You use your network of spies and cameras to find the dog.
I'll show you how to unlock his secrets.
A deal?
-Well, if everyone's finished-- can't have a dirty sewer.
-How's K9? -Defragging.
-Do you think it's possible K9 really
did assassinate that, uh, galactic dude?
-No way.
DARIUS: Yeah?
We don't even know what he did before he came here.
He doesn't even know himself.
-Has he even done one suspicious thing since he's been here?
-All right, yeah.
Oh, he's so gentle.
He wouldn't hurt a fly. You watch.
One day, you'll be patting him.
And he'll go chomp.
Where'd my arm go? [fake crying]
-He's not a killer. I know him.
-Chomp. Oh! [fake crying]
JORJIE: Give it a rest, you two.
I need my sleep.
Uh, let's not.
-Assassinating me will gain you nothing.
Others will replace me, then others.
We will have peace in this galaxy.
-This unit is guilty.
This unit is a murderer.
New priority.
Resolve conflict. Surrender to authorities.
[beeping]
-The sewer? Ingenious.
Who, who would think of looking for them there?
-No one.
Because it's a sewer.
And my daughter spent the night there, Gryffen, my daughter.
-Oh.
-I'm on my way there now.
You hear anything from them you, tell
them to stay where they are.
-Will do.
Careful where you walk.
Why would K9 be so careless as to miss a motion detector?
K9, are you there?
Answer.
K9, what is it you're showing me?
K9: Human life protection programming compromised.
Resolution in progress.
-I don't get it.
Why would K9 just leave?
-Maybe it didn't.
-The bounty hunter.
-Or maybe he just got sick of roughing it.
-K9, stop.
Where are you going?
-This unit must surrender to the authorities.
This unit must stand trial.
-What do you mean?
What happened?
-While I was defragging, I recalled something.
I recalled committing the crime of which I'm charged.
-Well, that's what I told you.
-You were probably dreaming.
-Or you imagined it.
-I do not dream.
And I have no imagination.
I am a criminal. -Absolutely right.
-Ahab.
Run, K9.
-No.
I can run, but I can not hide.
It is time to face justice.
-The sewer tunnel, I was just about to go down there myself.
What are you doing there?
INSPECTOR DRAKE: I was dealing with the alien.
-The bounty hunter's there?
Is my daughter all right?
INSPECTOR DRAKE: She was fine, last I saw.
-Last you saw?
Where is she?
INSPECTOR DRAKE: She and the others
went back to Gryffen's house.
-And the alien?
INSPECTOR DRAKE: He took them there.
-You let it take my daughter?
INSPECTOR DRAKE: I didn't have much choice.
He took us off guard.
-How, exactly?
INSPECTOR DRAKE: We had an arrangement.
-You and an alien?
INSPECTOR DRAKE: Which would have given us access
to the K9 device's technology.
-Oh, I should have known.
INSPECTOR DRAKE: The alien went back on it.
He neutralized my CCPCs, and has taken the K9 device with him.
-Brilliantly handled.
From now on, all matters relating to K9
will be handled by my section.
We can't afford for you to keep doing what you're doing,
can we?
STARKEY: Professor, K9 gave himself up.
He thinks he's guilty. K9: The evidence is undeniable.
I must face justice.
-Come on. JORJIE: What is that thing?
-It's a super-cold post-Einstein property
close to absolute zero.
Don't touch it.
-The cold has turned the K9 into a superconductor.
K9: It's accelerated my processors.
Some of my memory has cleared.
-Assassinating me will gain you nothing.
We will have peace in this galaxy.
[moaning]
-You're the assassin.
-You're taking K9 because he saw you do it.
-A loose end I'll soon be able to cut off.
-Let him go.
-K9, you didn't harm anybody.
You're innocent.
-Unable to resist.
Effect of extreme cold draining my power.
-Is that tea hot? -Boiling.
MALE SPEAKER: We're
-Ah!
-Ha.
Brilliant.
Extreme heat meets extreme cold.
You know, the [inaudible] we saw in K9's memory
must be the same one who followed him through the portal
to here.
-All manner of conflicts now resolved.
-K9 never put the chump on anyone.
-You're a free dog.
-Not quite.
K9 is an alien presence.
And, as such, is under the control of the department--
my section, not security.
Gryffen, I'm giving you responsibility.
This is now officially the K9 unit, answerable directly
to me, In all matters, including my daughter's safety.
-Mom.
-We'll talk about last night when you get home,
and you've had a shower.
-Well, that's all well and good.
But what I want to know is what's stopping that Ahab
character from coming, and putting the chump on us.
-I don't think we need to worry.
He entered the time of his destination, but not the place.
-So?
-He's going to land in this exact spot, 50,000 years
from now. -So he's home safe and sound.
-Not exactly.
See, the planets are continually moving through space.
In 50,000 years, the earth won't be here.
-So where is he?
K9: Lost in space.
-Whoa!
[music playing]
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