All language subtitles for Lost.in.Space.2018.S01E09.720p.BluRay.x264-GalaxyTV_track3_[eng]

One week ago today,
the earth was struck

by a superbolide meteor
at 9:37 Pacific Standard Time

on Christmas night.
I'm currently standing

in the edge of
a quarantine zone--

Doesn't make sense.

You can see what
was once part

of Canada's Yukon Territory...
What doesn't?

We have satellites that are

supposed to detect
these kinds of things.

We had warning.
We had a few days.

We should've had months.

Maybe it was moving
too fast.

That's your theory?
That it was moving too fast?

Didn't say it was
a good theory.

Couldn't radiation from it
have blinded our satellites?

[remote clicks]
[sighs] I suppose so.

I mean, nothing about
how this has behaved so far

follows any of
our models, so.

What does that mean?

When an NEO of this size
breaks through our atmosphere

and makes impact,
it--it shoots off

hundreds of smaller
particulates back into the sky,

making smaller meteorites
that eventually

fall back to Earth,
but there have been

no reports
of additional fallout.

[radio beeping]

Hey, Will, I love annoying
sounds just as much

as the next girl,
but do you think you could turn it down?

I'm just trying
to contact Dad.

He's out in the middle
of all that

and I just wanna
make sure he's safe.

Well, he said
that we wouldn't be able

to contact him for a while.
On the phone.

But he says if I use this
and make fast radio bursts,

it can reach him,
no matter where he is.

We set up this code.

[radio beeps thrice]

It means "Are you okay?"

And then he answers back.

And that way...

you know he's safe.

Sweetheart, his receiver's
probably just turned off.

Yeah, I'd probably
turn my receiver off too

if I had to hear
the "ee-ee-ee-ee--"

Penny.

Look.

The frequency is
probably just busy.

There's a lot of bandwidth
being used right now.

Hey.

He'll respond.
He always does.

You should keep trying.

[radio beeping]

[radio beeping thrice]

[beeping pattern continues]

[static crackles]

[both gasp]

Both: No...

[radio beeps thrice]

Maybe it's the repeater.

I'm still adjusting it.
Will.

Or the wrong frequency.
Will.

Maybe the parabolic
reflector's

interfering with the signal.

You can't reach him.
You don't know that.

I saw it.

What color was the explosion?

Was it red?
Red could indicate

low-temperature combustion
which proves

parts of the ship
could still be intact.

It wasn't red.

[soft dramatic music]

Did you see any pieces
fall to the ground?

I don't know.

Dad was wearing a suit.
He'd have oxygen.

He could be fine.
We don't know for sure--

Okay,
but here's what we do know.

Dad would not want us to be
focused on him right now.

He'd want us to find Mom.
How?

Dr. Smith could
have taken her anywhere.

Exactly.

But the fact that she
took her tells us something.

It means that Smith needs her.

We figure out why...

and we'll know where
to find them.

[ominous music]

Rise and shine, Maureen.

Careful.

You may have a concussion.

What--what happened?

[groans]

[gentle string music]

What happened
to the "Jupiter"?

Where's John?

There was--

there was an accident.

What?

He...

They didn't make it.

L\_

I don't understand.

[breathes erratically]

What did you do?

The thing is

I needed your help.

I just didn't know
that they needed it too.

[grunts] [metal pounding]

I understand how you must
feel, and I don't blame you.

But we need to put
the past behind us.

Where are my children?

Your children are fine.

I need you to focus, Maureen.

The "Resolute" leaves
in a matter of hours.

If you have any hope
of saving your family,

you will help me.

Help you?
The alien ship.

Take me there.

And I give my word,

I will get you and your
children off this dying rock.

Judy: How is that
gonna help her?

I don't know, but...

she had it.

The robot head?
Yeah.

She said she could
bring him back.

But why would she
need Mom for that?

If anything
she would have needed you.

Yeah, I agree.
It doesn't add up.

There's got to be more to it.
Where you going?

Sitting around here
doesn't help.

They can't have gone too far.

But wait.
I'm coming with you.

Will, no. Okay?
Just stay here.

But I can help.
No, you've done enough.

[soft dramatic music]

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.
I didn't--I didn't mean that.

No.

You're right.
It's my fault.

I let her out.

It's okay. Go.

[somber dramatic music]

[sniffling]

[soft rousing music]

[yells]

[yelling]

[dramatic thud]

[breathing heavily]

[sniffs]

[gentle piano music]

[sniffs]

[door beeps, hisses]

Guys!

Hey, what's going on?

[sniffs] Ah.

Seriously,
what is going on in here?

Remember this?

Yeah, it's the rock
from the cave.

Thing is,

I don't think it's a rock.

Then what is it?

Highly concentrated biomass.

So petrified super poop?

Yes, exactly.
Mm-kay.

Excuse me,
I'm washing my hands now.

I was thinking--
The Waste Converters.

Every Jupiter has one,
and since it can turn

human waste into biofuel--
It is possible.

Wait, didn't Mom say it would
take at least three years

to produce enough waste
to launch a Jupiter?

Yeah, but we don't
have to produce it.

Whatever's been living in that
cave has been doing it forever.

Okay, just so I'm clear,
we spent the night

in what is essentially
an alien toilet?

You better hope that whoever
used it is no longer there.

This sample contains
digested material

from every creature
I've logged on this planet.

Whatever created it, it's from
the top of the food chain.

An apex predator.

[sighs]

Anybody got a better idea?

The "Resolute" leaves
in nine hours.

Dad may not
even have that long.

Will.

Let's get on the radio.

We'll need all
the help we can get.

All right,
while you guys work on that,

I'm gonna go find Mom.

Wait, please,
it's dangerous.

Your mother would
want you to stay here.

Well, then I guess it's a good
thing I take after my dad.

Okay.
Hey, it's okay--

Judy.VVaH.

Hey, tell Hiroki
that I'm taking his Chariot.

Okay, but can you just--
can you...

Hey, what?

Can you promise me that
you're gonna be careful?

Penny.
Can you promise me?

Yes, I promise.

[tender music]

Hey. Hey-

You're not losing
anyone else today.

Understand?

Are you sure that
you can handle this alone?

Don't worry.

I'm not gonna be alone.

Dr. Smith: The damage looks
worse than it did in the video.

Was that your big plan?

Fix the ship and fly away?

Flaughs]
Please.

I wouldn't have
any idea how to do that.

But he might.

In Will's video, the ship

was making a sound.

And the robot was
responding to it like--

like it was
recharging its batteries,

bringing it back to life.

Like Humpty Dumptv,

Will put the robot
back together again.

And when he did,
it somehow...

healed itself.

If used properly,

I believe this
magnificent machine

could heal us all.

But first things first.

[brooding music]

[sighs]
I don't understand.

I'm doing exactly
what Will did.

But you're not Will.

Will is kind, compassionate.
You're--

Maureen, no matter
what you think of me,

I never meant to hurt anyone.

I just wanted to get
to Alpha Centauri

for a fresh start.

Just like you.

Just like John.

We're not so different,
you know.

Just two people

trying to atone
for our mistakes.

Heal old wounds.

So whatever you think of me
and the things that I've done,

I'm not a monster.

[soft ominous music]

[water dripping]

This way.

I don't remember
it being this warm.

Uh, what do you think?

Think we'll need a lot more.

What about over here?

I don't know.
We only went this far.

[eerie music]

ls there enough down there?
Let's find out.

[flare hisses]

Oh...
[speaks Japanese]

We are literally
full of shit.

Looks like we're alone.
That's a good start.

Shall we take a closer look?

Yeah.

Stay here.
Just in case.

[squish]

What is it?

It's fresh.

[ominous music]

[loudly] Should we bring
everybody else in here?

Both: Shh!

[soft crinkling]

[eerie chittering]

[dramatic music]

So there's some good news
and, uh, some bad news.

Good news is
there's enough biomass

to get all our Jupiters
off this planet.

And the bad news?

We have to break it apart
and haul it out of there

without making a sound.

But that's impossible.

I don't understand.
Why do we have to be so quiet?

Right, well,
there's some...

some WOTSE HEWS.

Maybe the problem
isn't the robot.

It's the ship.

Listen,
why don't you untie me

and I can help you
figure it out?

We'll go in the ship
and I'll look for--

How stupid do you think I am?

I think that
you are a lot of things,

but stupid
is not one of them.

You got me to believe
you were a doctor.

Got me to invite you
into my family.

You made me think
we were friends.

If you're stupid,
I don't know what that makes me.

Don't be hard on yourself.

I'm pretty good at what I do.
So am l.

And I'm a rocket scientist.

This is alien technology,
Maureen.

No, the laws of
thermodynamics are universal.

Energy, entropy-

If there is anyone
on this planet

that can figure out how
to turn that ship on,

it's me.

We always said,
"if there was anyone who

could help us figure this out,
it was Maureen Robinson."

Stop.

It's a team effort.

Sometimes you just need
to take a step back,

look at things differently.

I hear we're calling it
the "Resolute"?

I like the sound of that.

Purposeful, determined.

The director thinks it will
play well with the media.

Well, let's just
make sure she can fly

before we worry
about how she plays.

Well, we had a good week.

If these figures hold,
the structure should stay sound

at 276,000 miles per hour.

And I can bring
that upstairs?

Ye--yes.
Uh, I just...

What?

It's just theoretical.
For now.

Well, it's one thing to
withstand those speeds,

it's another thing
to reach them.

Every model I've seen says
we're decades away from that.

Yeah.
There are more current models.

[soft dramatic music]

You understand
it's a clearance thing.

Yeah, of course,
I just--I mean--

it would be great
if our team could be let--

Are you going to
that avionics meeting at 3:00?

Good.
Yes. I think so.

I'll see you then.

[dooropens]

[radio beeping thrice]

[indistinct chatter]

Man: You're gonna
break my Chariot!

[beeping continues]

Will, everyone's going up.
Come on.

Yeah, I'll be right there.

[radio beeping thrice]

You still trying
to contact your father?

I just want to
let him know we have a plan.

Have you had any response?
Not yet.

You know I used to have one
of those when I was a boy.

My friends and I,
we used to send

secret messages
back and forth.

Will, I want you to know
that when we get back

to the "Resolute,"
you and your sisters,

you're welcome to stay with us
for as long as you need.

Thanks.
But, that won't be necessary.

I just mean to say--
My mom will be back soon.

And once all the fuel's ready,

we're gonna find my dad.

And save him.

You know, it's good
to think positively

but don't let that keep you
from thinking rationally.

We need you here.
We need your head here,

helping the people
who still have a chance.

Yeah...

[tender music]

You know, Will,

I wish your dad was here.

I do.

I'm sorry he isn't.

I'm just trying to do
what he thought was best

just like you are now.

But I always tell my son
there are times

to follow your heart
and times to follow your head.

Which one do you think
my dad was following

when he risked his life
to save everyone?

It takes a certain type
of person to do that.

Yeah.

Yes it does,
but if he waited another day

he wouldn't have had to.

You know, the history books
are full of stories

of heroic men
and their sacrifices,

but do you know
who writes those stories?

The survivors.

I'll see you inside.

[tense music]

[dramatic music builds]

[distant clank]
[gasps]

[metal clinks]

[suspenseful music]

[soft crinkling]

Automated voice: Generating
last known Chariot location.

Hm.

Okay, so, that's the cave.

What are you doing all the way
over there by yourself?

Chariot 21 located.

Gotcha.

All right.

Hang on, Mom.

I'm coming.

Navigating to Chariot 21.

[rousing music]

This is where I was standing
when it turned on.

Did you touch anything?

[stammers] I don't know.
I'm trying to--

John was behind me.

Uh...

Yeah, over my right--

No, over my left shoulder.

Yes. That's right.
Here?

I don't see anything
that could--

Wait, maybe it wasn't
me or John at all.

Will.
What about him?

He was...

He was standing over there,

in that back corner.

Yeah.
Over here?

A little further back.

Do you see anything?

[plastic cracks]

Smith? [yelps]

I think we should
stick together.

After all, we're a team now,
right?

Now tell me
where you son was.

The truth.

Outside.
Outside?

He was outside with
the robot.

He was teaching him how
to throw a baseball.

[soft chuckle]

That does sound like Will,
doesn't it?

All that power under
his control

and he uses it to play catch.

What would you use it for?

The truth.

To stop running.

Stop pretending.

With the robot by my side...

no one could hurt me.

I could just...

be myself.

Do you remember who
that is anymore?

Justa girl,

before her mother died,

before her sister shone
brighter in her father's eyes.

Before she ran away,

and filled the emptiness
with mistakes.

I want to be that girl.

No, you don't need
a machine to be that.

If you had known
who I really was,

would you have taken me in?

No. But a doctor?

There's someone
you could trust.

I didn't trust you
because you were a doctor.

I trusted you
because you helped us.

And that's all
I'm trying to do right now.

To get us all
off this planet.

Back to the "Resolute."

Don't you see, Maureen?

I'm not the villain
of the story.

I'm the hero.

[brooding music]

So prove it.

Release me.

I don't think so.

[grunts]

[dramatic music]

Oh, my God.

[static crackles softly]

I've seen that before.

What part of
"Restricted Area"

don't you understand?

It doesn't say
who it's restricted to.

It's their fault for not
being more specific.

Plus, don't you want to see
what happens?

Everybody's talking about it.
Everybody?

You have two friends
on the "Resolute."

Okay, and they're both
talking about it.

Shut up.

[soft dramatic music]

Here goes.

[static crackles]

[chuckling] Whoa.

It's magic.

It's science.

Electromagnetic charges
from the other side

of the wall are
changing the balance of

electrons on
this side of the wall.

Oh, yeah, sure,
now that it got nerdy,

suddenly it's cool.

Can I try?
Yeah, go for it.

Fight the power.

[wondrous music]

[static crackles]

Hey, guys.

Hey, Mom.

What's up?

She made me do it.

How long have you been
standing there?

Long enough to know
that you didn't

go to the Med Bay like
you were supposed to.

Okay, in our defense,

as far as teen rebellion goes,
this is pretty mild.

Do you have any idea
what's behind there?

Go get your immuno-boosters.
But, I wanted--

Go.

[soft dramatic music]

[static crackles]

So what do we do now?

We find out what's
behind this wall.

But how's that--
Because the only thing

that can create
that kind of charge is power.

The ship may look like
it's dead...

but it's still breathing.

Mr. Watanabe says
that the converters

can turn waste into fuel
in about an hour.

So once we figure out
where Dad is--

Will, you've got to stop.

What?

You're carrying around
this radio.

Dad's gone, okay?

How can you say that?

Because it would
have been impossible--

Any more impossible than
Judy being saved from the ice?

You finding us in that storm?

Mom and Dad being
together again?

The impossible
happens all the time.

Youjusthaveto
befieveitcan.

[gentle dramatic music]

Thank you.

[radio beeps thrice]

It's--
Turn it off!

[whispering]
It's not me. It's not me.

[whispering] Turn it off.
Make it stop!

What are you doing?

Wait. It wasn't sending.

It was receiving.

Dad's alive.

[dramatic music]

[creature chittering]

[creature roaring]

[Yelps]

Everybody out!
Get out, now!

Here, come on!
Come on. Come on!

Get out!
Come on!

Get out, now!
Run!

[wings swooping]

[both speaking Japanese]

[creature growls]

[speaking Japanese]

Hiroki!
[screams]

Have you seen Vijay?
No.

[creature chittering]

[creature squalling]

What was that?

It's called saving your life.

Now go! Run!

Everybody, move!
Let's move!

[panicked screams]
[creatures screeching]

[panicked chatter]

Is that everybody?

Is everybody out?

Penny!

[creatures screeching]

Shh-shh-shh-shh!

[whispers]
They're blind.

They can only find you
if they can hear you.

[distant screeching]

[distant yelp]

It seems like
these panels should move.

What is this?

Do you feel something?

Nope.
Nothing.

There's another one here.

[sighs]

Where are you going?

Relax.
I'm not going anywhere.

Sometimes you just need
to take a step back,

get a different perspective.

[soft dramatic music]

How tall would you say
the robot is?

Why does that matter?

Because this ship

was meant to be operated
by him, not us.

We need to be
the robot's hands,

both of us, together.

One, two...

three.
[metal thuds]

[metal clanking softly]

[door hisses]

What is that?

Well, Miss Harris.
I have some good news,

and some bad news.

The good news.

We haven't set up
a system of justice yet.

No courts.
Nojail.

Bad news.

We haven't set up
a system of justice yet,

which means I can do whatever
the hell I want to you.

[door hisses open]

Sir, we've had a breach.

What kind of a breach?
I don't know.

They're asking for you
in the control room.

Sit tight.
We're not done.

Not even close.
[door hisses open]

[sighs]
[alarms blaring]

[distant explosion]

[muffled screaming]

[alarm blaring continues]

[electricity crackles]

Automated voice".
Emergency evacuation protocol initiated.

All "Resolute" colonists
please proceed

to your assigned
Jupiter pods,

and remain calm.

[soft dramatic music]

This is a disaster.
Yeah.

There was always a risk
they'd come back for it.

What do we do?

You saw what that machine
is doing to--

Without that engine out here,
we're all dead anyway.

So you protect it
at all costs.

Yeah.

So the robot didn't
just attack the "Resolute."

No.

It came for something.

Our engine.

But that makes no sense.

I mean, they're clearly
more advanced than we are.

Why would they want
our engine?

Because“.

It wasn't our engine.

We didn't just
miraculously develop

the technology
to travel the universe.

We stole it.

How'?

Did we capture one
of their ships?

Shoot it down?

I mean, to hide
something like that

you need
one hell of a cover story.

Something like a...

A Christmas star.

[rousing dramatic music]

[growling]

[creatures chittering]

[creature squalling]

[exhales]

[softly] Okay.

[creature whooshes]

[Squalls]

[exhales eerily]

[soft grunt]

[rock tumbles]

[breathing heavily]

[uplifting orchestral music]

[cheers and applause]

All right!
Whoo!

Yeah!
Whoo!

Penny!

Okay.

I radioed Dad again.
He signaled back.

Really?
Yeah.

Where is he?
I don't know.

He's up there somewhere.

Okay. What do you say
we go find him?

Hey, Robinsons.

Well done.

Angela.

I wanted to say thank you

for what you did back there.

After what I did
to your family,

it's the least I could--
No.

That wasn't your fault.

Dr. Smith has a way of
making people do things

they regret.

Well, I appreciate
your forgiveness.

And when you see
your father again,

please, tell him I'm sorry.

Maybe you can tell
him yourself,

once we're all back on
the "Resolute."

The "Resolute"
leaves in four hours.

We need to keep moving.
Yeah.

Penny.

VijaY-

Come on.

Be right there.

Hey.

Hey.

Thanks for saving my ass
back there.

Well,
you'd look pretty stupid

walking around without it,
solthoughtu

That was a joke.

Yeah, no--I--I know.
Yeah, um.

I'm gonna go, uh,

to tell Judy the good news.

[tender music]

Look, I just
want to say that--

It was stupid to break up
with me.

I know.

Yeah!
And that it was rude,

and really immature.

Well-- I mean, I wasn't going
to use exactly those words.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Like maybe when we're--

back up on the "Resolute,"
we can

hang out some time?

No.

No, I'm good.
But, uh, see you around, Vijay.

[ominous music]

[radio beeps]
Will: Judy!

Judy! Guess what?

Judy!

Will, I can't talk right now.

I think I found Mom.
I'll call you later. Bye.

Judy, wait I--
[radio beeps]

Look, if you untie me, if--
if I had the right equipment,

I think I could get
the ship flight-worthy.

How's that
supposed to help me?

Well, you wouldn't die here
for one thing!

If I go back to
the "Resolute" without him,

my life is over anyway.

I'll be locked up.

Sent back to Earth.

So thanks, but no thanks.

We could vouch for you.
[electricity warbles]

We could tell Radio
about how you helped us

to survive down here.
Surely that would help--

Do you expect me
to believe that

after all the hurt
I've caused you?

I give you my word.

[grass rustling]

So if I were to ask you
right now

if you were stalling
and waiting for your family

to come save you,
you'd tell me the truth?

I would.

I hope you're
a better rocket scientist

than you are a liar.

[electrical humming]

[chicken clucking]

[device zaps]
[soft groan]

Judy!

Hey.
We don't have much time, okay.

Get me out of this.

[dramatic music]

[beep]
[door whirs]

Okay, now what?

How about we get
the hell off this planet?

Great, got any ideas
how we can do that?

Ask your son.
He figured it out.

What?

I'll let him tell you.

[both scream]

Whoa! Oh!

Back up.

Back up!

Come on!
[engine revving]

Come on, let's go!

It--it--it won't go!

Come on.

[engine powers down]

Danger, Dr. Smith.

[brooding music]

[dramatic music]