All language subtitles for Battlestar Galactica 1980 - 1x02 - Galactica Discovers Earth (2).DVDRip.en

ADAMA: The great ship,
Galactica.

Our home for these many years

we've endured the wilderness
of space.

And now we near
the end of our journey.

We have at last found Earth.

NARRATOR: And now,
Galactica 1980, Part 2.

But first, here are some scenes
from Part 1.

Troy, I got a message
for us to report to the Galactica.

I'm almost finished.
Just putting away
some personal effects.

It's true, then,
about us landing on Earth?

I don't know.

It is Dr. Zee's contention
that Earth is not yet capable
of defending herself

against her enemies.

If we land,

we will bring
destruction upon Earth

as surely as if we had
inflicted it ourselves.

Dr. Zee.

If we cannot go back
because of a new
Cylon force behind us,

then we cannot go forward.

What do we do? Simply give up?

We veer the fleet away
from Earth before the Cylons
realize she was our goal.

The visual signals from Earth
show quite clearly that
she is a warring planet,

whose warring factions
could be as dangerous as
those of the enemy behind us.

Then how do you propose that
we enlist Earth's help?

We will send down teams

who will work without
revealing themselves
to Earth's general population.

Mr. President, whoever,
whatever it is,
has entered our airspace.

We have to
assume they're hostile.

Troy, there's something
coming up at us and it's very fast.

Roll off
and hit your force shield.

Skipper, they just disappeared
off my radar screen.

Hey! You turkeys pull off.
We want to talk to you.

You must have us confused
with somebody else.

My name is not Turkey,
and neither is his.

Pull over, wise guys,
or we'll run you over, got it?

Ready?

Ready.

DILLON: Surprise!

Is there any chance that
you're going near the Pacific
Institute of Technology?

We're going to see Dr. Mortinson.

The Dr. Mortinson?

Yes, yeah, we had difficulty
with our transportation.

Look, maybe I can give you a lift.

Does your machine fly, too?

Come on.

Yes.

GUARD: Miss Carlyle,
this is Security.

Two people have
broken into the building.

If they're with you now,
just say, "Good morning, Jack."

Good morning, Jack.

TROY: We would like to
leave the Doctor a message.

What if he doesn't
understand the message?

Nobody on Earth could
have done what we did
with that formula.

He'll understand.

Halt or I'll shoot!

Did they say who they were?

I don't understand
why you're so interested
in hoodlums.

These hoodlums, as you call
them, may be as important to mankind

as the coming of the Messiah.

I'd like to tell you
something about them, Doctor,

but I don't think
what I know would
make it worth your while.

Tell him you'll meet him.

But it's not what he thinks.

You want a crack at that job?

Tell him you'll meet him.

Listen, Doctor,
I'd be glad to meet you.

Annie, quick, we've been
trying to get Mortinson
on film for weeks.

The last thing we need
is a lot of attention.

Our ships are what are gonna
get all the attention,

if we don't get back
and charge those energizers.

Yeah, well, first we've got to
get out of here.

Got a light?

(DOG BARKING)

Golly!

Come on, Skip.
Let's go tell Dad.

NARRATOR: And now,
Part 2 of Galactica 1980.

Mommy, Daddy,
I just saw a real spaceship.

Willy, look what
you just did to my clean floor.

And what's the idea
of slamming the door
when you entered this house?

But I saw a real-live spaceship.

You take those shoes off.

And then sit down at this
table and stop behaving
like some wild animal.

What's the spaceship look like?

It's long and it's got a giant
air scoop on the front,

and space guns and...

Walt, are you gonna
let him carry on like that?

He'll have her believing it.

Willy, how many times
have I told you not
to make up stories?

I'm not making it up.
Come and see for yourself.

Young man, you sit
right back at this table
and eat your dinner,

or I'm gonna have to have
a real serious talk with you.

I'm trying to
have a serious talk.

I really saw it.

All right,
I'll tell you what, Son,

if you eat all your vegetables

and help your mother clean
up that mud you tracked in,

you and I will go out there
to look for your spaceship
after dinner.

Wait till he sees it.

Jamie, this radio mike
will pick up everything

you and the Doctor discuss
about his connection
with those terrorists.

We'll be following you
with a long lens mounted
on this camera in the truck.

I'll do my best.

Okay. Al?

She set?

All right, you're on your own.

Stay with her, Dave.

Jamie.

Don't do it, Jamie.
The Doctor's a good man.

I thought you were in jail.

Hey, where did those
two clowns come from?

I don't know,
but I'm getting a good signal.

Save the tape.
They can't be important.

It's the Doctor I want.

You've got to get those
journalists away from here

so that we can talk to the Doctor.

I can't, I'll lose my job.
How'd you get out of jail?

We escaped.

You mean, I've got two escaped
jailbirds right on camera?

Troy, that must be him.

Okay, just keep walking.

Give the illusion that
you're going through
with the interview.

I am going through with it.
This is my first break.

Dr. Mortinson?

Yes, Miss Hamilton,
I expected you to come alone.

These are the two gentlemen
you wanted to talk about.

Well, I thought you were...

Oh, yes, of course.

Walls do not a prison make.

Especially for people like you.

Now, if I'm correct in my assumption,
and I almost have to be,

there's no one on the face
of this Earth who could have
stood at my computer

and do what you did today.

No one on this Earth.

What are they talking about?

Walls, prisons, computers.
Nothing stuff.

What's the matter with that girl?

Why doesn't she dump
those two guys and
get on with the interview?

This may be the most
important greeting
in the history of mankind.

I'm very flattered, but why me?

May I suggest that
we find someplace else
to talk, Doctor?

We're being observed.

You bet you are.
And I'm not letting
you guys out of my sight.

My car is right here.

Now, wait a minute.

Miss Hamilton, forgive me,
but I think we should do
this without you, thank you.

Whether you go, I will follow.

Or I'll call the police
and turn in your license number.

Could you hurry?
Time's important.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Follow them.

Willy, this is making me mad.
Now, I've told you
not to make up stories.

It isn't a story, Daddy.
Really, I saw them.

You can ask Skipper.

All right, Son,
this has gone far enough.
We're going home.

And when we get there,
you're going to
get a little lesson

in not telling the truth.

Skipper? Skip?

I said come on. Skip!

Skip?

(BARKING)

Daddy, look!

Let's go.

Adama, your grandson
was to have reported in long ago.

We've heard from all the others.

Xavier, please be patient.

The folly of the whole plan is
so desperately dangerous,
I cannot agree.

Not exposing this planet Earth
to our enemies

is in the best interest
of our Earth brothers and ourselves.

That I agree with!

But we have other means.

A tool we have sought for
generations and possess,
thanks to our young genius.

If you are referring
to the time warp synthesizer,
I cannot agree.

The whole concept of time travel
is extremely dangerous.

Forcing a whole
civilization forward
beyond the speed of light,

pushing it back into the past.

It's never even been tried.

Adama, what could be more vital

to the speeding up
of Earth's civilization

and by going back into her past

and introducing scientific
tools hundreds of Earth years earlier?

We know nothing of
the consequences of changing
that which has already been.

Then we'll find out.

I could lead an expedition
into Earth's past.

We could introduce
electronics, flight, atomic energy.

Let me at least present it
to the council for a vote.

The council has never
overruled Dr. Zee.
He has never been wrong.

It has never been this critical.
Side with me.

I am a great leader.
I could deliver us a planet
capable of saving us now.

Stay with him, Al.

Still behind us.

Here, let me drive this thing.
Slide over back.

Dillon, have you lost your mind?

You've never driven
one of these machines.

I mean, it looks easy.
I've been watching him.

What does he mean
he's never driven before?

Quite possibly they
don't have cars where
these men come from.

Where don't they have cars?

Look out!

(HONKING)

(SCREAMING)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Dillon, will you right this machine?

Get it down, get it down,
turn the wheel.

Turn the wheel.

Dave, keep that camera
going. This is fantastic.

(SIRENS BLARING)

Come on, keep up with him, Al.

Take your foot off the accelerator.

The what?
The pedal on the floor.

Dillon, now.

Dave, stay on that lead car.
This is fantastic.

Dr. Mortinson is being kidnapped
live on Instant News:

Dillon, will you stop this machine
before you kill us all?

I don't suppose
it flies, does it?

Flies?
What's he on?

No, it's a simple
internal combustion engine

which turns a drive shaft
that rotates wheels.

Talk about primitive.

Haven't you people ever
heard of anti-gravity travel?

(SCREAMS)

(DEVICE BEEPING)

Troy here.

This is Commander Adama.
Return to the Galactica at once.

Crisis condition.
Galactica out.

Who's he talking to, his service?

I hesitate to ask.

Well, what's a Galactica?

Doctor, if I can ask you
to keep what little we've
discussed in confidence,

we'll have to arrange
to meet again as soon as possible.

What about the formula
in my lab? It's incomplete.
I must have the rest.

Just consider this a beginning,

a token of our good faith,
if you keep your silence
until we return.

When will that be?

Don't worry, Doctor.
You may be willing to work on faith,

but I'm staying with them
right to the end of the line.

That is impossible.

You try and lose me
and I'll blab everything I know.

Troy, our first mandate
was to remain incognito
from the masses.

Well, you're doing
a great job of that.

Dillon, this is hopeless.

No, it's not.

The terrorists apparently
made good their escape

out the rear door
of the store before
the police could surround it.

However, Dr. Mortinson,
the object of the kidnapping,
is safe.

Right now he's being
questioned by the police.

(MAN CHATTERING ON POLICE RADIO)

No sign.

I don't see how they did it.

But they did.

Let's go and report to the Captain.

Okay, I give up.
How did you guys do that?

We haven't time to explain.

And this time,
I'm driving the machine.

Hey, that's a police car!

Good, they're very fast.

Drug runners,
spaced-out drug runners.

It's the only thing
you guys could be.

Jamie, this is
where we say farewell.

Oh, no, not until
I get the whole story.

Get in, Dillon.
We can't stand around and argue.

(JAMIE SCREAMS)

(TIRES SCREECH)

What are you guys, Martians?

Close. Let's go.

Doctor, any comment?

I'm fine. They did me no harm.

Troy, we're late.

Maybe not.
Maybe the energizers just ran down.

You should be all right now.

"I should be all right now."
Are you crazy?

No, I'm crazy.

That's what they're going to say.

Jamie.

Don't "Jamie" me.

How dare you
come into my life with...

With people that disappear.

Flying motor scooters.

They're turbines.

Don't get picky with me.

I want to know who you are

and what you intend
to do about this mess
you've gotten me into.

(POLICE SIRENS BLARING)

Troy, what is that?

We have to go now.

There.

You hear that?
The police followed us.
Come on.

Where do you think you're going?

You have turned me into a fugitive

wanted by the law as an
accessory to kidnapping,

terrorism, and I am not
going to take this rap alone.

So, either you explain
what you're up to to the police,

or I go with you
and get the whole
story for my station.

Exclusive.
And with film at 6:00.

Film at 6:00?

Skip it. Let's go.

Troy, I don't think
we have any choice.

I mean, if we leave her,
she's got to say something.

And it's not going
to be good for us.

The spaceships were
right around here
someplace, Sheriff.

Uh-huh.

Sorry I didn't believe you,
Son. Now I know how you felt.

I can't understand it.
I know they were right here in
the north side of the meadow.

Uh-huh.

Hang on.

Why?

You'll see.

(ENGINE RUMBLING)

What's that noise?

Daddy, look!

Couple of shooting stars
or jets or something.

Look, Mr. Griffin.
I haven't got time for all this.

Not shooting stars.

Even Skipper knows that.

All right, Mr. Griffin,
why don't we just go back into
town, fill out a report?

You know we saw them, Skipper.

And I'll bet you
they come back someday.
You wait and see.

Maybe this wasn't
such a good idea.

It's too late.

Well, I don't like to tell you
your business, but there isn't
any land down there.

What happened to Earth?

Behind you.

What went wrong?

TROY: Nothing, yet.

Look, isn't it about time
you told me who you are?
Who you're with?

Who we're with?

I figured you for some sort
of super NASA or CIA guys.

But you aren't, are you?

No, we're not with them.

We're with them.

Oh, my Lord.

COMPUTER: Incoming Vipers.

Acknowledge.

No, wait.

Respiratory readout
on that first ship
indicates two people onboard.

COMPUTER: Correct.
Chromosome count indicates a female.

Get me the Commander.

What is it?

The Battlestar Galactica.

The what?

Our home ship. Hang on.

Yes?

Vipers returning from Earth,
sir, but they're not alone.

They've brought someone with them.

That's strictly against orders.

It's just a possibility
they may be in
some kind of trouble.

Have them brought to my quarters
the moment they arrive.

It's as big as a city.

She's more than a city.
She's had to serve as our planet.

Then your last planet
wasn't Earth?

No, we're not from Earth.

Wonder if my coming here
wasn't a huge mistake.

Our Commander's
gonna feel the same.

Well.

Captain Troy,
Lieutenant Dillon and guest.

I hope you realize
the serious predicament
you've placed us in?

They didn't have any choice.
I'm Jamie Hamilton.

You're...

I am Commander Adama.

Would you mind repeating that?

What is that?

It's probably some kind
of recording device.

She seems to be
associated with Earth's
communication media.

I see.

I assume you had
no choice other than
to bring her with you?

I insisted.
That's right.

Your recall order was battle urgent.

Left us no alternative.
She would have exposed
what she had seen.

I suppose we'll have to
deal with her as best we can.

I warn you that abusing
the press is dealt with very harshly

where I come from.

ADAMA: You'll be treated well.

That had a certain ring
of permanence about it.
I only came here for a story.

Unfortunately, our mission
to present-day Earth has to
be suspended.

Present-day Earth?

Commander, we were making progress.

We got to Dr. Mortinson.

Oh, yes. And?

And if the rest of
the scientific community
is as receptive as he was...

We'll discuss this later.

Right now we have an emergency.

Commander...

Would you please put that
recording device away?
Thank you.

Commander Xavier

has commandeered a ship
and returned to Earth
in the year 1944.

If Earth isn't advanced
enough to help us now,

what does he hope
to accomplish back in 1944?

Well, he intends to advance
Earth's technology today

by introducing superior
weaponry far in the past.

Wait a minute...

Am I to understand that
you can travel through time?

Yes.

Look, time is just another
dimension of space.

You'll have to explain
time warping later.

Right now,
we're not quite sure
what we're up against.

We know little enough
about present-day Earth.

Her past is a complete mystery.

Dr. Zee will brief us as
much as he can on what
limited knowledge we now have.

Follow me, please.

Wait a minute.

Are you guys serious?

You're really going
to travel to Earth's past?

I mean, is that really possible?

Like the Commander said,
he'll explain later.

But I might be able to help.

Jamie, time travel requires
a lot of preparation.

If you don't know
exactly what to expect,
it's very dangerous.

For everyone.

But that's the whole point.

Who knows more about Earth's
past than a person from Earth?

The Commander won't even
consider it.

Dillon, I'm a reporter.
This could be the greatest
story in history.

And you heard that guy.
He's going to put me on
ice up here indefinitely.

Wherever you guys
are going, I'm going.

You wanna bet?

Dr. Zee, surely it's
out of the question.

The situation is deadly
enough without dragging
a civilian into it.

On the contrary,

our knowledge of Earth's past
grows with every hour.

But our two warriors
must leave at once.

If she's truly
a student of history...

Student? I had a
straight "A" average.

She might be able to tell us
about the period known as the 1940s.

The 1940s.

That was a time
dominated by World War II.

World War II?

Yes, you see, the First World War

was known as
"the war to end all wars."

But it didn't work out that way.

Then, 20 years later,
in 1939, World War II broke out.

What caused it?

Basically, it was
a struggle for power.

But it was also a struggle
between various political
philosophies,

with United States,
Great Britain and her Commonwealth,

China and the Soviet Union
on one side,

against the fascists
of Germany, Italy
and Japan on the other.

It literally involved
every continent on Earth.

DR. ZEE: You see, Adama,
she can be of vast help to us.

Well, as usual, Dr. Zee,
you are right.

DR. ZEE: Time distance
coordinates will place Xavier

in a small hamlet
in a place called Germany,

ruled by a group of people
called Nazis.

Are you familiar with them?

JAMIE: Oh, yeah,
they were real sweethearts.

Why would this Xavier
choose them to help?

They were already
into rockets ahead of everyone.

Then that's why.

By moving their capabilities ahead,

he could most quickly
change the face of today's Earth.

(SIGHS)

Captain Troy,
see that she's outfitted.

Yes, sir.

How'd you like that?

Don't bother me, I'm praying.

Time travel was discovered
to be made possible by the theory

that once you exceeded
the speed of light,
you go back in time.

Is that anything
like Einstein's theory?

What did he say?

Essentially he said that if
you could move fast enough,

you could go on a trip
and get back home before you left.

Or thousands of years
after you left.

That's exactly right.

Now all we have to do
is accelerate back
against the Earth's rotation

until we've undone every
rotation that's occurred
since the 4th of June, 1944.

You ready, Dillon?

Ready.

My clothes! They've turned white!

My Lord, we're dead
and gone to heaven.

Not quite.
Don't worry about it.

That's the material
synthetic fiber's
reaction to the time warp.

DILLON: It has to do with
magnetic stress loads.

Are we all right?
What happened?

We moved through the fourth
dimension into another time.

Then this is really...

Yes.

Our scanners followed Xavier's
trail as clearly as if he'd
simply walked across a meadow.

Fighter, sir.

Probably the 423rd
fighter squadron?

No, sir, there are only two.

Reconnaissance.
American bombers.

When will they let up?

There is nothing left of Berlin.

I have heard that
our new super rockets
will be ready soon.

If we can convince
the F�hrer to support us.

He has others trying to
convince him to build
more tanks and U-boats.

Soon we'll have
planes that don't even
have propellers.

I would like to see
the faces of our friends,
the Americans,

the first time they engage
the new Luftwaffe.

Sir, our interceptors
are about to engage the Americans.

Two planes.

That won't take long.

Uh-oh.

I see them.

You know, this could be
a little hard to explain.

I suggest we spend as little
time with them as possible.

That's right. Knock the rotten Nazis
out of the sky.

We can't do that.

You mean you can't
outfight an old bunch
of piston airplanes?

Jamie, we can't change things.

Those pilots probably
have descendants

who would suddenly
cease to exist in the future.

(MACHINE GUN FIRING)

What's that stuff
coming out of those ships?

They're called bullets,
you dummy.

Now do something.
You must have some kind of weapons.

She's right. Go to turbos
and let's get out of here.

Let's do it.

Mein Himmel, those were
not American markings.

We have been firing at our
own experimental aircraft.

GERMAN PILOT: If any of you
say anything to the Colonel,

you will personally
answer to me. Understood?

That's a very good trick.

How long will it stay like that?

Until the energizers wear down.

Or about 24 of your Earth hours.

And if we don't get back in time?

The Nazis will
probably find the ship.

A permanent home
in Nazi Germany. Nice.

You insisted on coming along.

The population center where
our scanner placed Xavier
is just beyond those woods.

That's a long walk.

I don't suppose
you'd consider using the bikes.

I didn't think so.

(PLANE ENGINES ROARING)

Come on.

Hey, you miserable...

Come back here.

That's one of ours.

DILLON: Not anymore.

He's alive.
We've got to help him.

What's she doing?
We're not supposed to get involved.

She's getting involved.

(SOLDIERS SPEAKING GERMAN)

It's all right.
I'm an American.

Sure. I'm Bugs Bunny.

No, really.

We just landed here.

We?

Hello.

You're Americans?

I'm American. They're from...

Forget it, we don't have time.

There's a vehicle back there
with armed men.

I'm sure they spotted my chute.

Look, I don't know who you are.

I can't take a chance.

You're gonna have to find
your own way out of here.

Hey, nice man.

SOLDIER: Halt!
Halt or we shoot!

(GUN FIRING)

Halt or we shoot!

Just put up your hands!

Set it to stun.

JAMIE: Look out!

What did you do to them?

Gave them a matching set
of headaches they'll be
talking about forever.

We'd like you to work with us.

We need information about that town.

Peenem�nde, that's all I know.

I doubt it.

What's an American doing
bailing out of a plane
with British markings?

Why is that significant?

My name is Major Stockwell.
I'm an instructor.

Sure.

See, if I recall,
the American and English Air
Forces worked independently.

Except for a few special
missions involving spies or sabotage.

Peenem�nde was a rocket base,
wasn't it?

That's a secret known
only to Allied Intelligence
and the Germans.

Which are you?

Let me say this another way.

Either you work with us
or your mission's over.

(TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWING)

Get back.

What's that?
I don't know.

Troop movements, I think.

Over there, quick.
Come on.

(SHOUTING ORDERS IN GERMAN)

No, that isn't troop movement.

It's what's called
the Final Solution.

Those people are being taken
to concentration camps.

Most of them will die there.

Women and children?

What could they have
done to deserve that?

Nothing.

Hitler used a campaign
of hatred against
a people called Jews

as a means of explaining
away all the problems
of his country.

It obviously wasn't true.

It was just a diabolical way
of uniting all the dissidents
in Germany.

By the time they found out
what Hitler really stood for,
it was too late.

If this is what they do to people,

maybe we ought to let Xavier
do his worst here in Germany.

No.

Those men with the
swastika armbands are
the kind of people

he'd be bringing to power
throughout the world.

Who is this Xavier?
Gestapo?

Galactican.

Look, lady, you're making me
very nervous with all this
strange terminology.

What, you think you got
a problem with terminology?

When can we get moving?

Get moving? We got to help
those people on the train.

Can't do anything, Jamie.

We're not supposed
to be here, remember?

If my contact is in town,
we wouldn't dare go till after dark.

Troy, Dillon, it's a little girl.

She's coming right at us.

Halt!

You get the guard,
I'll get the girl.

(GUARD YELLING IN GERMAN)

You were supposed
to set it to stun.

Feldercarb. I thought I did.

Whatever your intentions,
you really fixed it
good for us to stay here.

Come on, get out of here.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

(GREETING IN GERMAN)

(SPEAKING GERMAN)

A mutual friend of ours
in London said

I might be able to
find a rare copy of
The Moon and Sixpence here.

(REPLIES IN GERMAN)

Enter, quickly.

Now, I have never heard
of The Moon and Sixpence.

I had to find
some way to alert you.

The correct password
is Marseilles.

You might have
got yourself killed.

The Gestapo is turning
the town upside down
looking for us.

Who are these people?
Americans.

Don't count on that.

These guys have weapons
I have never seen before.

And no explanation
for how they got here.

In the middle of the
most guarded bastion
in all of Germany.

We have explanations.
They're just very...

complicated.

To say the very least.

They did help me escape
from some German soldiers.

The Gestapo is very clever.

I've even seen them
shoot one of their own

to establish credentials
with our underground.

What about this child?

Soldiers were trying
to put her into a large...

JAMIE: Boxcar.

It was terrible.

Yeah, we hear stories
about these things.

Most of the people are
not permitted to see
what is really going on.

We have learned that
tomorrow the military
is launching a new rocket.

Germany is entering
the 21st century.

(VEHICLES APPROACHING)

(WHISPERING) Gestapo.

We're finished.

We can pull him
through with us.

Jamie, hold the child close
and remember your briefing.

What kind of cowards are you
hiding behind this child?

Trust us.

(KNOCKING AT DOOR)

It's too late.
You can't stop her.

(SOLDIERS SPEAKING GERMAN)

(SPEAKING GERMAN)

There are too many of them.

(SPEAKING GERMAN)

(SPEAKING GERMAN)

TROY: Your turn, Dillon.

DILLON: Right, Troy.

DILLON: Who says man can't fly?

(THUDDING)

TROY: Jamie, leave him alone,
so he'll get out of here.

Who said that?

Who said that?

I warn you.

I am an expert shot.

(MOANING)

Help me. Don't look at me
so stupid. I'm wounded, help me.

We've got to stop them.
They're taking the little girl.

We can't interfere.

I can.
No.

We have to find Xavier.

He's obviously here
because of the Germans'
new rocket technology.

He's probably helping them.

Who are you guys? No.

What are you?

This may sound trite,

but we're brothers, all of us.

And we're just as anxious
to stop that rocket test as you are.

For our own reasons.

Can you take us there?

Yeah.

But I was supposed to get
help from the old man
and the underground.

Now, we're gonna need
papers and uniforms

if we're gonna get
anywhere near that test site.

We'll get them.

And Jamie, we'll find a way
to help all these people.

That I promise you.

Okay.

Let's go.

(GRUNTING)

(SPEAKING GERMAN)

General Yodel.
This is a great pleasure.

And a great day for Germany.

Beautiful, isn't it?

In minutes,
she will land on London.

It's just a crude pulse jet.

TROY: Is that what all
this concern is about?

Considering its expense,
and the small warhead,

it has done little
but frighten a few
English civilians.

Yes, but this is
only the beginning.

What you will see today
is the second generation.
The V2.

Programmed to land
where we want her to land.

And to carry a payload
that is the beginning
of the end for the Allies.

We came here to get something new.

Something called the V2.

Of course, the V2.

It almost changed
the course of the war.

Almost changed?
Why are you always
talking in the past tense?

This is no time to be
correcting grammar.

Now, let's do whatever
it is we're going to do.

We have to find Xavier.

The time for the test is quite close.

We must move to the safety
of the bunker.

Yeah. Surely, come.

This is the English scientist
I mentioned to you, General.

Dr. Xavier, I understand
you were able to provide
a few minor aids to our cause.

Minor?

I should say I made
this entire event possible.

The English are such
a modest people.

It's curious.

We follow your scientific
ranks quite closely.

I don't recall ever seeing a
Dr. Xavier mentioned as part
of the British Rocket Program.

Yet, here I am.

And the proof of my
competence stands out there.

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