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- 20 miles long,
by five miles wide.

- A hundred square
miles of space ship.

Signal decoded.

- Let's hear it.

Emergency, emergency.

This is the commander
of the space ship, Daria.

A major catastrophe
has occurred.

Large areas of our
ship are devastated.

Thousands of our
people are dead.

Hundreds sick and dying.

We who survive will perish
without urgent medical

and material aid.

Please help us.

Our life type conforms
to 450X-294H.

- Kill it.

Let's see it close up.

We're picking up life
signs, commander.

- Maybe it's not too
late, commander.

- What do you think John?

- We'll need a team.

Paul, you'll assess
material damage.

Helena, medical.

Victor, scientific,
Lowry, security.

Alan, put Eagle One on
the pad for immediate lift off.

Ann, Sandra, keep all
communication systems wide open.

Any response from that
ship, relay it through to us.

Kano, you take over.

Hundreds sick and dying.

We who survive will...

- There is no sign of
a way in, commander.

- Alan, there's
50 miles of ship.

Keep trying.

- We're being
drawn into the ship.

All Eagle systems are smothered.

- See if you can break the hold.

- There's no use.

- Eagle One,
calling Main Mission.

Eagle One, calling Main Mission.

Do you read me?

Eagle One?

Try internal.

See if we can raise any
of the people on this ship.

Alright.

It's useless.

- Well, we're here.

But can we get out again?

Well?

- It's alright, we
won't need those.

We have breathable
atmosphere outside.

And a power source somewhere.

- What happened to
our communications?

- Radiation distortion.

Even our comlocks are affected.

This ship is saturated
with atomic radiation.

- Radiation?

- Yeah, but it's too
weak to harm us.

And, uh, yes,
life-signs are confirmed.

There is life
somewhere on this ship.

- Let's find it.

Well, here goes.

Now these two
corridors should lead

to the main areas of the ship.

Victor, you and I will
take the one on the right.

Paul, you and Alan will
follow the one on the left.

Helena, you and Ariel stay
back here close to the Eagle.

If we don't make
contact with the Darians,

we'll rendezvous
here at 1600 hours.

Now, let's see if we
can get out of this place.

If there's trouble,

well let's hope the Darians
understand our motives.

Let's go.

We're in for a long walk.

- Well, a ship like
this, the size of a city,

ought to be worth it.

- That remains to be seen.

- It's getting worse.

- Yes.

Let's see how far we can get.

- Bill.

Look.

Is it a door?

- I think you're right.

I'll try and move this.

- We'll never get through this.

- Yeah.

Right, let's go back.

- Helena, shouldn't we wait
till the others come back?

- We should.

Let's just take a look.

Back.

- Are you?

Can you speak?

What is it?

What's the matter?

Bill!

- Reception committee?

- Lowry?

Lowry?

- Enough!

Take them away.

- Wait!

Wait, we came to help!

Please!

We came to help.

Please, please!

- Come on, there's no one here.

Okay.

Now you're here.

When the others came, right?

- What?

Which way?

There?

There?

- Hey, Paul, this opening
wasn't here before.

- No.

Will you show us?

We need your help.

Please.

We'll protect you.

- Are you recovered?

- Why did you attack us?

We came to help.

- You must understand
that you're strangers.

We found you on our ship.

We had to know whether
your intentions were hostile.

- Then why the
hell didn't you ask?

- We probed your mind,
and the mind of your friend.

We know all there is to know
about you and your people,

Commander Koenig.

- Who are you?

- Our people are called Darians.

This was our world, Daria.

I'm Kara, Director of
Reconstruction on this ship.

- Have you found
the rest of my people?

- Your friend
Bergman is resting.

We don't know where
the others are, yet.

We'll find them,
but it may take time.

You must understand,
Commander Koenig,

that apart from this small
area, our ship is a wilderness.

- We picked up your signal.

- That signal was
automatically triggered

when all but one of our
nuclear reactors exploded.

It's been transmitting
ever since.

- Ever since when?

- Ever since this disaster
occurred, 900 years ago.

Only this part of the
ship was shielded.

Out of 50,000 Darians,
only 14 of us survived intact.

- 14?

- Not all died at
once, of course.

Thousands survived
the explosions.

But they were sick.

Irradiated.

- And we came here to help.

- We're far beyond the call
for help that brought you here.

But, your presence here
is vital to our survival.

- Mutant!

- No, Paul.

Leave him.

Leave him.

He's done what we asked.

He got us here.

Come on.

- Help me!

No!

Help me!

- Mutant!

Destroy him!

Kill him!

- No!

No.

- Clear!

Summon the spirits!

- Welcome.

I am Neman,
Commander of this ship.

- Have you found
the rest of our people?

- Unfortunately, no.

- We'd planned to
rendezvous back at our ship.

- Well there's no one there.

But it's possible they
are looking for you.

Believe me, we
are doing our best.

- And not succeeding, dammit.

- Commander,

we are few.

And see,

the ship

is large.

- Alright, I understand.

- Please, follow me.

As Commander of the
Alpha base on the moon,

your people abide
by your decision.

Has it occurred to you how
similar our situations are?

This ship, your moon.

Both of us victims of
an unfortunate disaster.

Yes, we have that in common.

You know this ship
was virtually destroyed.

You may recall a ship
from your own Earth history.

- You mean the Ark.

Yes.

This ship has a
similar function.

To preserve the life and
skills of our Darian race.

You see, our planet
Daria no longer exists.

And is it not true
that your planet Earth

may also no longer exist?

It's possible.

- So your community
may be all that

is left of Earth's civilization.

- That too is possible.

But it's a possibility
that you dare not ignore.

- Maybe.

But it's also the incentive
that spurs our will to survive.

But will you survive?

You haven't answered me, Koenig.

- Neman, we try not
to anticipate the future.

Our concerns are
with the present.

And for the present,
yes, we survive.

- But for how long?

Your moon is lost.

At the mercy of all the
random forces of deep space.

In time, your
resources will give out,

your people start to die.

You will all perish.

- We have some way to go
before we get to that point.

- Commander Koenig, we
are coming to the end of a

thousand-year voyage.

Our main drive is undamaged.

The ship is programmed
to reach our destination,

a virgin planet where
the Darian civilization

can begin again.

Don't you understand?

We are offering your people
a guarantee of survival.

Join us.

Share in the future
on the new world

that awaits our arrival.

I know your concern
for the rest of your party.

I will personally
supervise the search.

But in the meantime,
please, consider our offer.

- Here

in this sacred
shrine of knowledge,

we dedicate this perfect body.

We pledge her in the
spirit of true science.

We pledge her in the
light of clear knowledge

and maintain that she
is free of the mutant

whom we abhor in
all his manifestations.

This we pledge on the sacred
book of Neman, maker of man!

Father of spirits!

To you, Neman, we, the
survivors of Level Seven,

offer this body!

- So that's it.

We throw in our lot with them

and they let us
share their new world.

- Victor, it'll take the Darians
another hundred years

to reach that planet.

A hundred years.

That's a very long time.

We certainly won't
be around to see it.

- No, but we could
open up this ship.

Start families, prepare
our people for the future.

It's very tempting, John.

After all, we can't go
on as we are indefinitely.

- It means abandoning Alpha,

pooling our resources,

and the question is,
are we compatible?

I mean, can we complete
the voyage with the Darians?

Alright, let's test it.

- No.

Please, no.

- Alan, stop it,
you might hit her.

- Alan!

- Let her go!

- They killed Lowry!

Alan, look out!

Paul, help me!

- Uh huh.

And...

Thank you.

- Now, I think I've located
the airlock mechanism.

We should be able to fix it
for controlled entry and exit.

- Yeah?

Good.

- What's the matter?

- Oh.

We've established that the
Darians are as human as we are.

Their food requirements
are similar to ours.

These are the components we use

to provide our food on Alpha.

They're processed
and recycled, of course,

to make them palatable.

These are the
Darian requirements.

You see a different system
but, uh, same requirements.

But now,

look at their components.

- No basic proteins,
no amino acids,

or trace elements.

No enzyme variants.

Well the Darians can't
support life on these.

- Well, the Darian
computer supplied the list

and I've checked it.

There's no mistake.

There are no reserves
of those elements

anywhere on this ship.

- Well have you checked
the recycling plant itself?

- Oh yes.

All of those essential
elements are present

and being constantly renewed.

If the Darians have no
reserves on this ship...

- Well then, just a minute.

I said there were no
reserves of these elements

anywhere on this ship.

That's not strictly correct.

There is one source where
they could find those elements.

A human source.

- Bodies?

- That's it, John.

Living, human bodies.

- Defiler

of truth.

Killer of spirit.

Enemy

of Neman!

- Is it true?

- Does it matter where we
get those elements from?

- It matters.

- We would have told you.

- You're civilized people.

Why?

- To live.

- Doesn't it also
matter how you live?

- Our experience on this
ship has taught us the truth,

the only truth, survival!

- Look, you can't justify
using the living bodies

of your own people to survive.

- Oh no, not our own people.

How could we?

There are only 14 true
Darians on this ship.

The others.
- Others?

What others?

- They exist.

Out there in the
radioactive wilderness.

The descendants of
the original survivors.

They were left to die.

It was 20 years before
we knew they'd survived.

Oh, you can't
comprehend what we found.

A million years of
civilization wiped clean

in one generation.

And what was left were
degenerate creatures.

Savage, mutant.

Cannibal.

- Why didn't you help them?

- We couldn't
reveal our presence.

They would have overwhelmed us.

But we tried to
help them survive.

We taught them the
rudiments of science,

we gave them a
god to believe in.

- You gave them a god?

- A god who taught them
to preserve only the fittest.

The weak, the sick,
the mutant, were...

- Used as human fodder
for your recycling plants!

- It only became necessary
after our own resources ran out.

Don't you see?

There were only 14 of us.

We had to survive!

- You Darians value
yourselves very highly.

- Do you think we
did it so Neman and I

and the other
Darians could live?

- Well, didn't you?

- No.

There's a greater survival.

Come.

I'll show you what it is.

- Spirit,

a sign.

Forgive us.

Spirit of knowledge, protect us.

Spirit of Neman, preserve us.

- Don't try it!

Spirit?

This is no spirit.

Look!

They have deceived you!

He's a man!

He's a man like you!

He's a man like me!

Tell them.

Tell them, so help me,
or I'll throw you to them!

- No, no please.

- Tell them!

- It is true.

- Louder!

- It is true.

I am no spirit!

Let me go.

- Alright.

You know where the
rest of my people are?

- Yes, yes.

- You'll take us to them?

Right.

Now he will take us to
the place of the false spirits.

Who will follow?

Who of you will follow?

- Our mission is to
survive this voyage.

Not for ourselves,

but for this.

A gene bank,

that contains the undamaged
genetic material of our race.

- A double helix.

The same basic genetic
material of our species.

- Then you'll realize
how important it is to us.

We managed to preserve it before

radiation irreparably
damaged our people.

And with it we can
build up our race again.

Pure, healthy Darians.

- That's why we need
you, John Koenig.

You have the
resources that we need

to complete our voyage
and save our race.

- You seem to have
done very well without us.

- Not for much longer.

The mutant survivors
are dying faster

than they can
replace themselves.

And once they die, all
life on this ship perishes.

And with it a million
years of civilization.

Join us, John Koenig.

Put an end to this terrible
thing we've had to do.

It will guarantee our survival,

and your future.

- We do nothing until we
find the rest of my people.

- Paul!

Commander!

Professor.

- Where are the others?

- They've got Helena.

She's around here somewhere.

- Lowry?

- Lowry's dead.

- Carter?

- I don't know, we got
separated back there.

Helena has to be this way.

- Hey.

You want to run away
now you know the truth?

Well, come on.

Move it.

- What is this?

- Now you listen to me.

We happen to know
what you've been doing

to those people out there.

Exploiting them, using them.

But that's your
problem and theirs.

You Darians have
one of our people.

A woman.

I want you to take us to her

or we'll tear this place apart.

What the hell have
you done to her?

- Wait!

She's reviving!

She's not been harmed.

She'll be all right in
about twelve hours.

- Now what's going on here?

- Transplant surgery.

- Ever since the catastrophe,

we Darians have
had to prolong life.

By artificial means.

- You two, stay here.

That's how you prolong life?

Is there nothing you won't do in

the sacred name of survival?

- We can't reproduce ourselves!

What else could we do?

- That's the future you
had in mind for us, wasn't it?

To keep you Darians alive!

Was it?

Was it?

- Yes.

Think of it.

All of you.

Unlimited life.

When the voyage ends,
you will still be alive,

and your future assured.

- It's not our way, Neman.

We'd prefer to take
our chances in space.

- Do you think we wanted this?

Now you must believe me.

Once our race has been
established on the new planet,

we, Kara, the rest of the
Darians, will gladly die.

- Neman!

The survivors have broken in!

- Hadin.

No.

No!

- Neman.

You are not a god.

- Stop it!

Listen to me.

The only chance you
have is to help each other

and live together.

- The gene bank's destroyed.

A million years of
civilization gone.

What future do we have now?

- What future do you have now?

These people are
your future now.

Prepare them to
survive in space.

We'll help you.

The rest is up to you.

You're fine now.

- Nice to see your
face again, Eagle One.

What happened?

- Remind me to
tell you sometime.

If the same thing
happened on Alpha,

would you have
chosen differently?

- Remind me to
tell you sometime.