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- You wait out here kid, okay.

- [Joseph] Wait here,
I'll be right back.

(UFO rumbling)

- I don't see a thing up
there Wayne old buddy.

That's okay Wayne,
I've seen a few lights

in the sky myself one time.

You stay out here okay.

(soft country music)

(light music)

(UFO rumbling)

(prospector humming)

♫ My eyes have seen the glory

♫ Of the coming of the Lord

♫ He's trampled out the

(UFO rumbling)

♫ My eyes have seen the glory

♫ Of the coming of the Lord

♫ He has trampled
out the vintage

♫ Where the grapes of
wrath are stored

♫ He has loosed his
fateful lightning

♫ Of his terrible swift sword

Dog, bite whatever it
is or shut up.

(dog barking)

What the hell?

What the hell is that?

(dramatic music)

(man gasping out)

- Jen?

Jennifer.

Roy said you wanted these?

- Oh yeah, are these
all of them?

- Oh they'll be another
series this afternoon.

- Okay thanks.

- Wait, Jen.

Jennifer how about
dinner tonight?

- Hmm?
- Dinner tonight?

- No I'm gonna be at this
Sky Con thing for ours.

- Jennifer--
- How about tomorrow night?

- Jennifer come on, it's
always tomorrow night.

I mean it's been three weeks.

- Roger, come on, I've
got a lot of work to do.

- Excuse me, Jennifer you've
always got a lot of work to do.

You're in no jeopardy of
losing your job.

Your father's not going
to fire his daughter.

- I'm on to something
interesting here.

- I mean what could be
that interesting?

- Huh, very interesting.

Yes.

Yes I can see what you mean.

- Then give me the go
ahead daddy.

- Jennifer.

You've only been
here for a year.

You really need some time to--

- You were the one who told
me to follow every hunch.

Strive for the unattainable.

- Did I say that?

- Well we are supposed to be
the first father-daughter team

in space remember?

- Yes.

Some team with a part
time cripple on it.

- Oh Daddy.

- I think we'd better have
Doctor Mortorff

take a good look at
your findings.

- You're gonna be proud of me.

(intense music)

Our Sky Con One system
has been sending back

terrific pictures for two years,

but when I was going over
some of them several weeks ago

I noticed a problem.

- And just what should we
be looking for?

- Well this photograph,
taken a month ago, is clean,

but this next one,

taken three weeks ago
has this obvious problem

in a small town near El
Minguardia, New Mexico.

- What do you feel that
indicates Jennifer?

- It could be a sign of
primary system malfunction.

It's almost as if the light
rays are being accelerated

in this region.

- You mean, not unlike
a black hole?

- No, that's not what I mean.

- Are you suggesting
there's a black hole

in the middle of New Mexico?

- No I'm just, making
a suggestion

of an anilingus situation.

- Your suggestion
has been noted.

What do you think Larry?

- Say why don't we send
somebody out there

with some hardware to
check and see.

Jennifer would you be
willing to see this through?

- You know that's a
marvelous idea.

Except that Jennifer hasn't had
the experience in the field,

and perhaps I can go down
there and assist her.

- The way people get
experience in the field

is to be in the field.

Jennifer can handle it,
thank you.

(dramatic music)

(glass breaking)

(man howling)
(tires squealing)

(upbeat music)

- Come on floor it.

(sirens sounding)

Alright, come on.

Oh shit.

- Oh shit Eddie.
- Come on Eddie.

- Oh Eddie.

(woman screaming)

(muffled cheering and yelling)

♫ Put your hands, put
your hands on the radio

(blowing alcohol on Wayne)

(muffled music below laughing)

- Get out of the car Eddie.

- Oh, oh, you better get
out of the car Eddie.

- I said get out of the car.

- You can't do anything,
this is private property.

- Yeah.

- [Eddie] My daddy
owns this ranch.

- [Darren] Your daddy.

- Get out of the car.

- Wayne I was only joking.
- Move it!

- What's the matter with you.
- Get over there.

- Wayne?
- Put your hands on the hood.

Come on, get 'em up there.

- You don't wanna do
anything Mister Casper's

gonna get upset about.

- Yeah, you know my
daddy can have your job

anytime he wants to,
you know that.

♫ We can help you out

- You know what you and
that thing got in common?

(rock music)

- You're both too damn loud.

(gun firing)

- Geezus, Wayne.

What'd you do that for?

- Get your hands on top
of the car kid.

- I had to pay 700
bucks for that.

What's my daddy gonna say?

I'm gonna tell him you did this.

- Hey what's the trouble here?

- I don't know Buck.

This guy's gone crazy,
started shooting up the place.

- Yeah, look what he did
to my tape deck.

What're you gonna do about it,
Buck?

- Okay, okay, we're all
friends here.

Come on now, no sense
in getting all heated up

over a little misunderstanding.

You're all riled up.

Tell you what, I'll
talk to your daddy

about this little frickus.

Explain it to him.

Also try and talk him into
getting you a new

cassette player

for your car.

Real nice.

- [Eddie] Yeah it better be.

(gun firing)

(dramatic music)

- I could use a cold one,
how 'bout you?

- Yeah.

(dramatic music)

(light whistling)

- What, what, why are
you doing this?

(intense music)

Why?

(dramatic music)

(dog growling)

(suspenseful music)
(Jennifer exclaiming)

(tires squealing)

(horn sounding)

(gentle country music)
(muffled chatter)

- Here ya go hon.

Can't be drinking flat beer.

- No ma'am.

- You think if you ignore
something long enough

it'll go away?

- I'll take care of this
since you belong.

- See if I ignore
something long enough

Wayne will make it go away.

(laughing)

(sirens sounding)

- I'll murder her.

There any survivors?

- No, I'm fine.

- The Japanese make funny cars.

Alright I'll get you out.

- No that's alright I can do it.

(brakes squealing)

Should I applaud?

- Not unless you mean it.

How long you been driving?

- Oh 14 hours.

- You're lucky all you
dinged up was the car.

- I didn't fall asleep
at the wheel.

A dog or something
jumped on the hood.

- Bump into some poor old mutt,

and knock him up on the
hood of the car.

- He jumped on the hood

and tried to claw through
the windshield.

- I don't see any
scratches or nothing.

If there was a dog around
here it's long gone.

- Look Sheriff, can we
continue this in the morning.

I'm gonna be here about a week.

- I'm a deputy marshal
where you staying?

- Point me to the nearest motel.

- I'll point you to
the only motel.

It's about 2-300 yards
down there on the left.

Come by my office in
the morning.

We'll straighten all
this out then.

Gonna look a lot better.

- Oh deputy.

Thanks for your
country hospitality.

- Yeah.

(intense music)

(slow country music)

- [Jennifer] Good morning.

- And Lou Ann brings
brings him a ham and bacon,

then she leaves and I
look down and see

only two strips of
bacon on the plate.

So I check the menu and
it says three strips.

So I call her back.

Now she accuses me of
eating one of those strips.

So I swear on my honor as
a law enforcement officer

you know...

Anyway I swear on my honor
that I didn't eat the bacon,

and we investigate
and guess what?

There's two strips of bacon
stuck together just like one.

How do you like that?

- Morning.
- Am I disturbing anything?

- No, not a thing.

- [Jennifer] You don't
mind if I interrupt?

- Not at all.

- What do they think
they're looking at?

- Ah, you're just a little
unusual for Little Creek.

Not that I'm complaining.

- I'm not here to seek
your approval deputy.

- Call me Wayne.
- Wayne.

- Just what is this institution?

- It's a publicly funded
private agency,

sends up satellites, that sort
of thing, very complicated.

- I wouldn't understand huh?

- Probably not.

- You might be surprised.

I still gotta know what
you're doing in Little Creek.

- Research.
- Research?

That a secret or something?

- No but there is something
I should check out with you.

- [Wayne] What's that.

- [Jennifer] I've got
some equipment

I'd like to set up around here,

and I don't wanna get
arrested for trespassing.

- [Wayne] Well is there
any kind of danger

to kids or livestock.

- None at all.

It's just some meter units.

A master reader and some
remote stations.

Nobody will probably
notice them.

(soft music)
(device beeping)

Hello?

Anybody there?

Anybody in there?

(device beeping)

(dog barking)

(glass shattering)
(suspenseful music)

(Jennifer crying out)

Hmm.

You ready, here it comes.

- Hello Jennifer, what
do we have here?

- [Jennifer] It's a normal
shot of a metering unit.

- Are we getting a
proper transmission?

- Yes, that's the problem,
it came out that way.

- I take it you see a
relationship between

this and the clouding
of the satellite photos.

- It's more than that.

I'd like you to try
enhancement for this one.

- What are we looking for?

- Barely visible markings
on the rocky side

next to the unit.

I marked where circular
patterns of some sort of crystal

prominent doesn't seem random.

I'm hoping the computer
enhancement will pry out

additional details.

- Alright we'll do our best.

- Fine, I'll talk to you later.

- Joseph, do you see what
your daughter's after here?

- Not exactly,

but she maybe on to something.

She always had good instincts.

- I'm certain she'll
produce Joe.

I'm not concerned about it.

(gentle music)

- Neither am I.

(dramatic music)

- It can't be possible.

- How in the hell.
(suspenseful music)

- [Secretary] Excuse me
Doctor Kramer.

Your daughter is on
line three again.

- Yes Jennifer.

- Hello Daddy.

Remember those wonderful
lights I saw in the sky I saw

when I was a little girl?

- [Joseph] Yes of course.

- Well was that somewhere
in New Mexico.

- I believe it was, yes.

Why?

- I think I'm back here
now in the same town,

Little Creek, New Mexico.

- Jennifer it's
certainly possible,

but a lot of little towns
certainly look alike.

Anyhow, I'm sure it's
just a coincidence.

- No I'm positive it's
the same town.

I'm positive of it.

- Now Jennifer take it easy.

I'm sure you're right,

but you certainly don't think

this has any real significance.

- No.

No maybe you're right.

- Okay then.

We'll talk to you tomorrow dear.

Goodbye.

- Maybe it's just a coincidence.

- Imagine that.

- Hey sweet cheeks.

How about a couple of breakfast
rolls and a six pack to go?

- Sure thing hon.

Hey uh, Wayne.

I hear you had some
nasty business up

at Walt Casper's place.

- Nah, just a couple
head of cattle

that checked out
before their time.

- Well that ain't what I heard.

I heard we got a
cattle mutilation

right here in Little Creek.

There's talk that you
can't handle it.

- Been handling you
for years now.

Well hello, good morning.

How you doing?

You run up on any ol'
stray dogs lately?

You know dogs are outta
season this time of year.

- How'd you know.

- You mean you really were
attacked by another dog?

And you didn't report it?

- To get laughed at again,
no thanks.

- Well did he jump on the
hood of your car this time.

- [Jennifer] No he didn't.

- There's your beer Wayne.

- Thank you.

You know I did some
checking around yesterday.

That's a hell of an
outfit you work for.

- Checking up on the institute,
on me.

- Just checking that's all.

- Would you like a list
of personal references?

I'm not out to destroy
this little town of yours.

- Yeah well, there's a
couple thousand people

in this little town.

They depend on me to
investigate anything

that might be out of
the ordinary.

- I see, you think I'm
outta the ordinary?

- Yes ma'am, out of
the ordinary.

I'm not used to lady scientists
running through the streets

of my little town.

- There's just one thing
I can't figure out.

- What's that?

- Is this town that seems
like it's from another world,

or is it just you?

- You now I think about
that almost everyday.

- Jennifer.

The motel said I might
find you here.

- Daddy, what are
you doing here?

- Well I came to see
how my daughter is doing

with her field research.

After your phone call yesterday,
frankly I was concerned.

So I jet down Montguardo,
hired a car,

and here I am.

- Oh this is Deputy
Wayne Thompson.

My father Doctor Joseph Kramer.

- Hello sir.
- Mister Thompson.

- [Lou Ann] Hey Wayne,
you better get that beer

and those rolls out to Buck

before he falls dead
asleep in his car.

- Yeah, yeah.

It was nice to meet you sir.

Be seeing you again.

- Seems like a nice young man.

- Nothing Earth shattering.

- [Joseph] Probably
something loose.

Just check the circuitry inside.

What's that?

- [Jennifer] Looks like a
trail of blood.

- Hey Buck, look who's here.

- Homer take some shots
around the other side.

Howdy.

- So that's what you were
talking about yesterday.

- Yeah, same thing,
different cattle.

That's the fourth one
we found today.

Who's this man.

- Oh this is my father,
Doctor Joseph Kramer.

- Oh, hi.

My name's Marshal
Niles Buckannon,

but everyone calls me Buck.

- Marshal.
- Pleasure.

- Daddy, come take a
look at this.

- [Buck] Not a pretty sight,
no sir.

Not a pretty sight at all.

- Somebody really did a
job on it didn't they?

- I've been looking into
cattle mutilations I'm on

for some time.

- Notice the incisions.

They're precise surgical cuts.

Very interesting.

- [Buck] What I wanna know
who is making these cuts.

- [Jennifer] Are the
others like this?

- Well, got the ears
and hooves sliced off,

clean as a whistle.

Some of them missing
lips and tongues

and even their...

Well it gets pretty grim,
pretty grim.

- What's freaking everybody out

is that none of the other
animals even go near it.

Hell there's not even
any flies or ants on it.

That's why I think it's
one of those devil cults.

They can do stuff like this.

- You have many of
those cults around here?

- Well no.

- Well that's one of
the theories,

but as far as I'm
concerned I'm not sure.

- Damn, none of these
are coming out.

- May I see one of those please?

- Sure.

- Jennifer.

Take a look at this.

- This fogged area is
similar to the ones I took.

- You look here Wayne Thompson,

I don't give a damn about
your authority.

I got three worthless
carcasses on my hands,

and I'm not the only one.

- Now Daddy I told him
it was serious.

He didn't even give a damn.

- Covered this creek and
all around here.

Nothing to find, can't
find a thing.

- Who the hells fault is that?

- Are you saying we're
helpless about this thing?

You expect me to stand
here and do nothing?

- You know Wayne, if
you can't handle this.

We can.

- Walt, anyone under your
authority that breaks the law

I'll come after you.

- You might be able to push
my boy around but not me.

I won't be
threatened on my land.

- I'm not threatening you.

I'm just telling you how it is.

- What the hell are
they doing anyway.

- They're alright, I know them.

- What're they up to?

What do they want?

I don't like strangers sticking
their noses around here.

You understand?

- Walt there's nothing to
get sore about.

I told you I know 'em.

This lady's a scientist
of the SSR Institute

on the west coast and this
is her father Doctor Kramer.

He runs it.

- You here to help us on
these cattle mutilations?

- No that's not our field.

- What do you think's
cutting up our steers?

- I told you, that's
not our field,

but I have heard of
cattle mutilations

and it's got to be some
kind of predator.

- Predator.

See.

Some damn scientist,

don't the difference
between a cow and a steer

telling us our business.

These mutes were reported
by cattlemen lady.

People who live and work
around cows all their life.

People who learned it
from their father,

and their fathers before them.

Don't you think I've
seen every damn predator

mark there is?

Don't you think I've seen
every God damned thing on Earth

that could happen to a cow?

- No my friend you haven't seen

everything that could
happen to a cow.

Scientifically that would be
impossible now wouldn't it?

- What the hell are you
doing here anyway?

- Actually I'm just
visiting my daughter.

But I'm very interested
in the cattle mutilation

and all it implies.

Never had the opportunity to
see one before first hand.

I thank you for that.

- Thanking me?

You're thanking me for
having cattle mutilated.

You dumb son of a bitch.

Come on son, we're
getting outta here.

(grumbling as they leave)

- Walt I found four more over
at my place this morning.

- Jesus Christ.

- Sorry about that.

You think there's anything
you can give us a hand with

on this cattle mutilation thing?

- No not really.

Jennifer was certainly correct,
it's not our field of study.

However I am very interested,

and I'll send you all the
information I can find.

- I appreciate that.

I think maybe you better all
find your way back to town now.

- I'd say you were right.

Now Thompson,

you take very good care of
my little girl.

- [Buck] Doctor Kramer,
I'd like to tell you about

one of my theories.

- That farmer had no right
talking to you that way.

- Old Walt?

He's alright.

He's just lost a couple thousand
dollars of cattle a day.

He's a little hot.

Listen, do me a favor.

Get going back to town.

I'll call you later okay?

- Okay.
(gentle music)

(merry music)

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Whoa.

Look at this, it's
fantastic isn't it?

Look at that air.

You can actually see it,
it's amazing.

- Alan, don't you think

we should be getting back
to the others?

- Joyce I didn't spend
two thousand bucks a week

to go horseback riding with
a bunch of show salesmen.

- Alan, you are a shoe salesman.

- Come on.

Whoop.

Look at that.

Cattle.

Imagine how it must have
been with the trail herds.

Fighting nature.

Take 'em both.

(buzzing hum)

- What's that?

- Uh,

sorry that's a sound
that cows make.

- Alan I wouldn't go
near those cows.

- It's alright.

Cows are eating grass.

They're not carnivorous.

(alan mumbling to himself)

Oh excuse me.
(suspenseful music)

Go on about your business,
I was just.

We were all out...

I'm sorry, you go on
about your business.

I mean...

We're over the hill here
with the dude ranch.

Look you go on about your
business, I'm just with my wife

and we're--
(slapping impact)

Wait a minute mister,
wait, what's the matter?

Hold it a second now.

Come on.

(grunting and yelling)

- Come on we really
should be going.

Alan come on.

(knife humming)

(panicked breathing)

(disturbing music)

(intense music)

Please listen, we didn't
mean any harm.

(Joyce screaming)

(horse whinnying)

- You know Walt had no call

going off the deep
end like that.

I mean we're doing everything
we can, aren't we Wayne?

Huh?

They outta make these
holes bigger in these cans.

I mean how you gonna
dunk your donut

in such a small
opening like this.

Not a lot of guys have
my technique.

They've got their
problems I'll tell ya.

(laughing)

Hey watch it on the
side of the road.

Well it's a mute.

This time it ain't cattle,
it's humans.

There's human mutilations now.

We're gonna get into this.

We're gonna find out
who or what's doing it.

If it's Satanists or

even aliens.

We're gonna find out.

We're gonna get to the bottom
of this once and for all.

- I'll tell you what
we are gonna do

is we're gonna call in
the county boys.

- What're you talking about.

This is our case.

We're gonna solve this.

- Niles where a couple of yahoo
cops from a jerk water town.

We're not about to have
the means to investigate

something like this.

- Come on Wayne, I wanna
prove my theory.

- Another thing Niles, I
don't think we outta be

shooting our mouth off
about this in town.

- Sure.

I won't tell a soul.

Okay I won't say a word.

And don't call me Niles.

(storm thundering)

(muffled radio chatter)

(man groaning)

- Oh hu-ho little lady.

Look what we got here.

This yours?

- Matter of fact it is.

- We found this little
death machine full of blood.

- Your crazy.

- Now we might not be smart
enough to know what it is,

but we know it's
killing our cattle.

- It's just a monitoring device.

It's not hurting your cattle.
- Oh yeah.

It's got an antenna on it.

And it sure as hell
ain't a TV set.

- It monitors geothermal,
magnetic,

and radioactive materials.

That enough explanation for ya?

(machine crunching)

- What do you think, cow killer?

- I think you must be a whole
lot dumber than you look.

- Get her.
- Don't let her get away.

(dramatic music)
Hurry, catch her.

(men talking at once)

Go in the back way, come on.

(intense music)

- You can't get away
from us, lady scientist.

Now you're gonna tell us,
what you're doing here.

And why you're doing this
to our cattle.

- [Jenifer] You go to hell.

- Tell us!

See that?

I done that with a
soldering iron.

You know why?

'Cause I wanted to know
how my daddy's cattle felt

when they was branded.

It wouldn't all that bad.

But I'm telling you,

when I see my daddy's
cattle laying out there,

all cut up,

and their eyes cut out
and mutilated,

makes me wanna scream.

Stop her.
(Jennifer screaming)

- [Thug] Let's teach this
lady a lesson.

- [Eddie] Grab her, grab her.

Hurry.

Get her down.

(Jennifer screaming)

- Come on lady.

- What's the matter with you?

- Wayne, Wayne.
- Straighten up Eddie.

- Wayne come on.

Wayne you're gonna kill him.

- That damn asshole I'm
gonna kill him.

- Wayne come on, come on.

- Tell her you're sorry.

Tell her you're sorry you
goddamned piece of gutter trash.

- Wayne.

- Hey.
- Tell her you're sorry.

- Hey!

Son, now settle down.

I didn't raise no son
to attack women.

No matter what they done.

What my boy done to you
is wrong ma'am.

So is what you've been
doing to my cattle.

Anybody come around my
ranch from now on,

there's gonna be hell to pay.

You and Niles are going to
be hauling away the bodies.

- Walt don't go off half cocked.

You're gonna get yourself
into trouble I'm telling ya.

- Are you okay?

You look like hell.

- You never looked
better in your life.

- You know, all this
mutilation's got

everyone all worked up

trying to find the easy way.

If this town knew all
that was going on

they'd really come
apart I'll tell ya.

Some of them things we've
seen on the road why--

- Look, why don't go and see
if you can patch things up.

I'll make sure she gets
back to the motel

and get her some food and drink.

Making sure she doesn't
cause no more trouble.

- I didn't cause any trouble.

Those stupid cowboys started it.

- Whoever's doing the
mutilating started it.

(gentle music)

- The High Frontier,

Gods From Outer Space, The
UFO Experience,

Arthur C Clark's The
Voices From The Sky,

the proceedings from the First
International UFO Conference,

The Friendly Stars.

Well Wayne I have to admit,
I'm surprised.

- You don't think a yahoo
outta have an interest in

wonders of the universe.

- Didn't mean it that way.

- Yeah, yeah you did.

It don't matter.

It really doesn't you know.

I've been interested in that
stuff since I was a little kid.

How about you?

- I think I would like
that beer now.

- It's in the refrigerator.

- Some host.

- What do you want, a
light or a real?

- Light, real, oh I don't know.

Anything.

- You having trouble
finding something you like?

- Something I know.

I never really followed
country western music.

- Well let me play DJ.

Have you ever been out
honkey tonk dancing?

- I don't know how.

No I never have.

- Well I did it once or twice,
come on.

(country music)

(laughing)

Pick up.

- Wee.

(dramatic music)

- What's the matter?

I thought we was having fun.

- I don't understand
what's going on.

The most irrational thing
that ever happened in my life

happened to me in this town.

It doesn't make sense.

I'm supposed to be a scientist,

I'm supposed to deal with facts.

- You saying you've
been here before?

- When I was a little girl.

When I was little

I saw the strangest most
beautiful lights in the sky,

but no one would believe me.

- They wouldn't
believe me either.

(gentle music)

(Jennifer gasping)

- [Jennifer] It was you.

- I saw 'em too.

(device beeping)

- Look, see, see what I
told you boss.

That witch has these all
over your land.

- Damn her.

(gun firing)

You look around over
there Darren.

- Okay boss.

- Damn scientists.

(Darren groaning)

Darren.

(blade humming)

Darren.

What're you doing over there?

(intense music)

Oh my God.

Dammit.

Dammit, I can't get the shells.

(groaning)

- I can't help but feel like
this is all meant to be.

Mutilation, how you and
I got together.

The way that we remember
the same thing

from when we were kids.

Like a puzzle we're supposed
to put together soon.

Maybe I'm just crazy.

- No.

You're not crazy.

I feel it too.

We were meant to be
here together.

(gentle music)

- No, it's like I said, her
car's parked next to her room

but she's not there.

- [Joseph] You know
where she might be?

- [Misses Keaton] Well I'm
sorry but I really couldn't say.

- Her beds not been slept in.

I don't know where she is.

- Alright, it's very
important that I speak to her.

Have her call her father
as soon as she comes in.

Right, thank you very much.

Have Edwards get me
everything we've got

on aerial phenomenon
in New Mexico.

- Yes sir.

- You have the photo graphics?

- Frances has them now sir.

- Okay.

Cue circuits four and nine.

Hold on to your pants everybody.

Looks like that flaw
that showed up

on those satellite photos
has led Jennifer

right to class one
evidence of alien contact.

That rock formation that
she photographed

has one hell of a
crystal structure.

All those mineral streaks
are of manipulated

metamorphic derivative
of the rile eyed host.

The circular patterns are
precise schematic diagrams

of our solar system.

I assumed those points around
it were known star clusters,

but the positions
seemed way off.

Here's the pay off.

The positions aren't
wrong if you're looking at

Earth's solar system from the
opposite side of the galaxy.

It's as though someone
left us a calling card.

- Why hasn't anybody
noticed it before.

- [Larry] The message must
have had a time function

or some other trigger
mechanism built into it.

- In the mean time I'm trying
to read the damn thing.

Any ideas Larry?

- We'll need the distances
and quadrant points

for the area of view.

Then we'll work out any
femoris time break up.

I want to know when these stars
were in this configuration.

And if they haven't ever
formed this pattern,

find out when they will.

- We need this star
pattern dated.

What about security?

- I'll take care of that.

- Oh Doctor Parkfield
there's one more thing.

Get in touch with the airport.

I want a plane equipped
and ready in one hour.

We're going to New Mexico.

(water sloshing)

(dramatic music)

- Well I'll be a son of a bitch.

- What?

- [Wayne] Come on.

(suspenseful music)

(guns firing)

(Eddie groaning)
(intense music)

(Eddie screaming)

- [Wayne] Come on but
stay behind me.

- [Jennifer] Where'd he go.

- You get over there and
Eddie wasn't even there,

and all you find is
another mutilated steer.

I tell you these
cattle mutilations

has everyone all worked
up and bent out of shape.

I mean Walt and Darren
are probably off somewhere

sleeping one off.

That kid of his,
thinking the worst,

taking a pot shot at
you and Jennifer here.

Would you excuse us
for a second?

- Sure.

- The sheriffs department,
they identified that body

too Scott Fiesting.

No telling what happened to him.

And those federal boys you
called in stopped by last night.

- What're you talking about,
I didn't call no Feds.

- Well somebody sure
as hell did.

Two guys came over with
plenty of identification.

They're asking a lot
of questions about her.

In fact the whole town's
talking about her.

Misses Keaton over at the motel

said she wasn't in
all last night.

- It's nobody's damn business
where a lady spends the night.

- Where else would she be?

Wow.

Sure complicates things buddy.

- No it doesn't Niles.

All it does is prove she's
not the cause of any of this.

- If you say so but
those federal boys

were asking a lot of
questions about you too.

Not that I'd pay them any
mind but well...

- I need to check one
of my metering units.

- You think there's anyway
Niles could do it for ya?

- [Jennifer] No.

- Oh I'd be very happy
to help you out.

You see I'm a bit of a
science nut myself.

You just tell me what
to do and I'll do it.

- The way things are going,

I'd hate to let you
out of my sight.

- Okay you can pick it up,
bring it back.

- Got it.

- What do you know about
federal agents?

- Nothing.

- Where'd you place this device?

- Near that old shack,
up in the mountains.

- Which shack?

Walt?

Walt, Darren?

Darren?

(suspenseful music)
Walt?

Where the hell is he,
his truck's out there?

Anybody here?

Hello?

Anybody here?

(footsteps approaching)

- Here, here you go.

- Hey.

This was one of my theories
right from the start.

I know what you're doing.

You're taking bits and
pieces of cattle,

our most important food supply,

and sending them to your bosses,

for monitoring.

Ain't that right?

Well ain't it?

Oh no.

That ain't a cattle part.

That there's the hand of
Eddie Caspers.

I'm Marshal Miles Buckannon
and you're under arrest.

(Buck screaming)

- Any word from Jennifer?

- Still no luck sir but
they'll keep trying.

- What's our transportation
from Almagordo.

- They'll be a
helicopter available

as soon as we touch down.

- Sir I think we've dated
the star pattern

from the rock your
daughter photographed.

(dramatic music)

- My god it's today.

- Well sir its pretty
much as you predicted.

It appears that the
deputy and the scientist

have come across certain
information sir.

Information that could be
misinterpreted by the media.

Yes sir.

Yes sir I understand.

- It's probably none of my
business where you've been,

but your father's been trying
to get in touch with you

real bad.

- When did he call?

- Well he started
calling this morning,

but I told him you
hadn't been in all night.

- Thanks.

You can return a call from
him now please.

Great, what am I supposed
to tell my father?

That my equipment is being
systematically

destroyed by UFOs?

- Yeah.

- I tried to scare you away.

I tried to turn the
others against you.

I tried to keep things
the way they'd been,

but you wouldn't go.

- What do you want from us?

- I wanna be left alone.

(Wayne grunting)

(intense music)
(knife humming)

- Help me hurry, they're
killing each other.

(downbeat music)
(gun firing)

(sirens sounding)

- Okay what the hell's the
idea of firing at the sheriff?

- Wayne you better drop the gun.

These guys mean business.

- Hands on your head.

Hands on top of your head, now.

- They've ruined my place,

who's going to pay for all this?

- Okay freeze you
son of a bitch.

(gun firing)

(heroic music)

- [Homer] Get by the
curb, it's gonna to blow.

(car exploding)

- [Agent] There he is, come on.

- Don't shoot.

Don't shoot him.

(gun firing)

(suspenseful music)

(heroic music)

(suspenseful music)

(heroic music)

(suspenseful music)

(heroic music)

- I've done everything they've
wanted, all these years.

Done just what I was
supposed to.

They wanted to keep track
of us and they needed me.

It ain't fair.

But now that she's here you
won't be needing me no more.

What'll happen to me?

I haven't aged since
that day many years ago.

That day both of us
were visited.

I can't let you steal
that from me.

(Jennifer gasping)

Don't you understand?

It's you they've been
waiting for all these years.

You were chosen long ago.

- Chosen?

- But you ain't so special.

I can take care of you
just like the others.

(dramatic music)

You're human.

Just like me.

But I can't let 'em have ya.

I tried to make you go away,

but you wouldn't go.

I was a fool not to kill
you right off.

(Jennifer gasping)
(dramatic music)

(heroic music)

(dog attacking)

(dog whimpering)

It's not only you.

It's him too.

- Jennifer?

(suspenseful music)

Jennifer?

(man screaming)

- [Jennifer] Wayne.

- [Wayne] Jennifer?

- We were chosen, all of us.

Even him.

But he wasn't supposed
to kill anyone.

Whoever brought us here
didn't do it for evil,

I'm sure of that.

- You can't get away from them.

Nobody can.

Nobody can stop
what's meant to be.

Not me.

Not you.

And now my job's over.

(man screaming)

- Come on.
- No Wayne.

Come on let's go, it's time.

Come on.

Come on.