All language subtitles for The Last Ship - 1x06 - Lockdown.HDTV.KILLERS.en

Man over radio: — If anyone can hear me,

— I’m just outside Trujillo.

— I’m not sick, but I’m running out of water.

Woman over radio: — Please. My children need help.

— Please ! If you can hear me, please call back.

— We’re out…

— People are starting to ask about what goes on in here.

— And what do you tell them ?

— That there’s still survivors out there,

— that most of the news isn’t good.

— The crew knows that we cross-check every message

— against their files,

— that we’d tell them if we heard
anything about their families.

— People have no idea what’s going on outside the ship,

— other than what the officers tell them,

— and that’s not much.

— Well, Dr. Scott says she’s close

— to testing a vaccine on the monkeys.

— We should set a course for home. No sense in idling here.

— Agreed.

— I know I’m not your mother…

[ Inhales deeply ] — But you gotta eat, Mike.

— I think I’m becoming a vegetarian.

— Did you inform the galley ?

— I’m hoping to get over it.

[ Chuckles ]

— So what’s on your minds ?

— We were wondering if you’d given any thought

— as to what we’re gonna tell the crew.

— About Nicaragua.

— It’s our opinion, sir, that they be spared the details.

— D.C.A. crew saw blood all over our uniforms.

— We encountered some hostiles, like at Gitmo.

— They don’t need to know about the village, El Toro…

— Our lovely dinner.
— The sick people…

— Or how close we were to them,

— the fact that we couldn’t help.

— You don’t think they can handle it ?

— It’s our job to carry the weight of this,

— not those kids out there.

— And we talked to Tex and the lieutenants.

— Everyone’s on the same page.

— And as soon as Mason’s well enough,

— we’ll give him the drill.

— It’s need to know. It’s
how we’ve always functioned.

— Well, some things have changed.

— We were all in the dark for four months up in the Arctic.

— People didn’t like that much.

— They took our word for it that
we were in the dark with them.

— We start keeping information from them now…

— I understand, sir, but…

— The crew needs hope.

— ♪ —

[ Monkeys chittering ]

[ Click ] — So that’s the vaccine ?

— These are vaccine prototypes.

— There are dozens of small gene mutations

— between the primordial Arctic,

— the Egyptian, and the super virus strains.

— The key will be targeting the right one

— with the right combinations.

— Well, when you inject one of those prototypes,

— how long before we know it if works ? [ Click ]

— Anywhere from a few hours to a few days.

[ Chittering ]

[ Click ]
— But one of these could be the vaccine.

— It’s just a matter of finding the right gene ?

— It’s not really that simple, but…

[ Latch closes ] — But essentially, yes.

[ Radio chatter ]

— Captain’s on the bridge !

[ High-pitched whistle blows ]

[ P.A. beeps ]

— Good evening, Nathan James. This is the captain.

Woman: — Shh. Heads up.
Man: — Hang on.

— I wanted to inform you all of
our progress in the mission.

— As you know, a small team entered Nicaragua

— to find primates for Dr. Scott’s test,

— which she hopes will be a vaccine against the virus.

— While there, we encountered a drug lord

— who enslaved 150 people.

— We eliminated his men

— and we eliminated him,

— freeing those healthy people there

— to establish a life for themselves.

— We also encountered several dozen infected people,

— including children.

— Yesterday,

— we couldn’t help them.

— But perhaps tomorrow, we will be able to,

— because we came back to the Nathan James

— with 34 monkeys.

— Dr. Scott will now conduct
her trials on those monkeys.

— But we…

— We are not waiting.

— We’re setting a course for home.

— By the time we get there,

— we believe Dr. Scott will have a vaccine,

— and our mission will be completed.

— Today’s a good day.

— Carry on. [ Beep ]

— Them Kardashian girls always getting into trouble.

— You think they’re still fighting for press ?

— No doubt.
— No doubt.

— Oh, man. I just hate reading about people breaking up.

[ Water running ]

— I may not look it, but I’m a softie.

— I like seeing people getting together.

— Yeah, man, I bet ya do.

— I got a theory about you.

— You keep going on about this no fraternization business,

— and I think maybe you just want
me to keep my grubby hands off

— the girl you’re sweet on.

— You better tell me, amigo.

— Don’t want our swords crossin’ by accident.

[ Hanger clatters ]

[ Laughs ] — I’m just messin’ with ya

— ’cause I already know who she is.

— Yeah, keep talking, Tex.

— All right, I will. [ Inhales deeply ]

— I’ll bet you 10 to 1 that…

— She’s a lieutenant,

— and her initials are…

— K.F.C. Without the “C.”

[ Coughs ] — Kara. [ Punches bunk ]

[ Grunts ]

— I swear to God, if you say anything…

[ Chuckles ] — Buddy, your secret’s safe with me.

— Doesn’t matter anyways. It’s over.

— Didn’t look over to me.

— Well, it is.

— It has to be.

— Did you see Mason ?

— His leg’s pretty messed up.

— He really didn’t want to talk
about what they saw out there.

— Master chief looked right through me on the bridge,

— and nobody’s seen the X.O. all day.

— You really think Dr. Scott’s close to having a vaccine ?

— I’m not counting my chickens.

— So… [ Scoffs ]

— The captain’s just trying to buck everyone up ?

— So we’re going home then ?

— Seem like.

— How long will that take ?

— From here, seven to ten days, probably.

— Not sure if we’re gonna have to refuel.

— And where will that be ?

— It’s above my pay grade, man.

— Have any idea what they’ll do with me ?

— Wherever we end up, I’m sure
we’ll find a little place

— to make a cell for you.

— It’s the end of days.

— You really think the captain will bother with that ?

— He ain’t gonna let you roam free. Why should he ?

[ Sighs ] — This is madness.

— The fate of the world hangs in the balance.

— I can be of help to Dr. Scott.

— It was me who found the altered gene

— when they let me back in the lab.

— You tried to kill everyone on the ship.

— And I didn’t go through with it.

— I was scared,

— desperate to save my family from Ruskov.

— Look, man, I can’t help you.

— And if I could, I wouldn’t.

— So let’s just stick to chess, okay ?

— Save your whining for someone else

— or take it up with the captain.

— Check.

[ Chittering and whimpering ]

[ Whispers ] — I’m sorry.

— I increased the concentration of her vaccine

— and gave her some epinephrine,

— though I can’t say that I am altogether hopeful.

— But you expected this could happen.

— I expected that there might be some setbacks.

— The virus seems to be a little
bit more complicated to target

— than I anticipated.

— And the added gene might not
be one that I’ve identified

— as of yet.

— So you don’t really have an answer

— for what’s going wrong ?

— I’m still trying to figure out
what the right questions are.

— You’ve gotta be kidding me.

— This is all part of the scientific process.

— You heard what I told the crew earlier.

— I did, and I kinda wish you hadn’t been so optimistic.

— Really ?
— I said that I was ready to test.

— I did not say that I had the vaccine.

— You brought tea. You said you
would’ve brought champagne.

— I am making progress.

— It doesn’t seem like it.

— The biggest breakthroughs almost always come

— after the most enormous setbacks.

— You just need to be patient.

[ Sighs deeply ] — And how you gonna dispose of them ?

— They’re going to need to be tossed overboard.

— I can’t leave them there rotting.

[ Exhales deeply ]

— Do it at night.

— Flight deck.

— If anyone asks,

— just tell them that’s hazardous waste…

— Which is what it is.

Slattery: — There’s no way they all died.

Chandler: — Six for six. [ Sighs deeply ]

— She has no idea why.
— Jesus.

— I thought you said she had it.

— Apparently it’s a little more complicated than that.

— She’s got 28 more, right ?

— And if she keeps testing six at a time,

— it might not leave her much wiggle room.

— I don’t wanna burn any more
fuel or time moving towards home

— when we may be turning around
and heading back to Nicaragua.

— So we’re stopping the ship.

— Well, the closer we get to home,

— the harder it’s gonna be on
everyone if we reverse course.

— We just told everyone

— she’s on the verge of having the vaccine.

— Now what are we saying ?

— She’s gonna be discreet

— with how she disposes of the monkeys.

— Well, I’m good with that.

— If we go dead in the water without a plan,

— people are gonna start scratching their heads

— and chattering.

— We just have to stall for a couple days,

— just until we know what we’re dealing with.

— Yes, sir.

— Sir.

Quincy: — Any idea why the captain stopped the ship ?

— The officers are just trying to figure out where to go

— to make the vaccine.

— Really ?

— Well, they don’t wanna waste fuel

— going in the wrong direction now.

— That’s odd,

— because the only possible places which could

— accommodate the manufacturing are in North America.

— Well, maybe they’re thinking about

— going to Brazil or Venezuela.

— I’m sure they got labs there.

— Brazil and Venezuela were

— the hottest zones in this hemisphere.

— What does heat have to do with it ?

— Hot zones, Bacon.

— 98% death rates.

— There is no way anchoring south of here

— could even be contemplated, and Dr. Scott knows it.

— I’m sure there’s somewhere else.

— Puerto Rico has a lab.

— But would the captain wanna go anywhere near there

— when Ruskov may still be somewhere off the Cuban coast ?

— Something’s wrong, Bacon. Let me assure you.

— Wrong how ?

— Dr. Scott’s experiments must be failing.

— Well, you said yourself that they should be using you.

— If they were really failing,
don’t you think they would be ?

— Your captain’s a stubborn man.

— He hates to admit he’s wrong, and as a result,

— the wrong people get punished.

— He just about tore a hole in
the hull evading the Russians

— because he didn’t wanna share
the ingredients for the vaccine.

— Then he almost got everyone killed

— when the water filtration broke.

— That crazy stunt with the parachutes…

— Nobody’s knows what’s happening until it’s over.

— I speak the truth, Bacon.

— Whether or not you want to hear it is another matter,

— but your captain is hiding something from you.

[ Chess piece thuds ]

[ Water splashes ]

— You’re relieved, my man.

— Anything ?

— Not a peep.

— Think we’re really the only ones left ?

— Russians are still out there somewhere.

[ Water splashes ]

[ Water splashes ]

— What the hell is she doin’ ?

[ Water splashes ]

[ Water splashes ]

Chandler: — She killed six more.

— This time, it only took four hours.

— How did that happen ?

— She tried something different. [ Sighs deeply ]

— She’s obviously going in the wrong direction.

— Do we need to bring in Quincy ?

— Maybe she needs another set of hands.

— Well, she said “no.” [ Exhales deeply ]

— He’s not gonna be able to help much at this point.

— Well, does she have a game plan ?
— She’s modifying

— and experimenting.

— That’s all she can tell me.

— Keep me posted.

— I heard blood comes out of, like, every orifice.

— Dude, come on.
— What ?

— We saw shit at Gitmo, and it wasn’t pretty.

— You saw a live one ?

— No, man, they were dead, but…

— Rats were chowing down on their bodies.

— It was disgusting.

— I hope those C.B.R. suits really work.

Man: — Of course they work.

— Yeah, but when we were at Gitmo,
we never even put our masks on.

— It was just the protocol, man, to save the oxygen.

— And when you got near those sick people in Nicaragua,

— how long did it take to get your masks on ?

— Jesus ! Will you fellas just relax ?

— Nobody got exposed,

— and the lady doc gave us a
test when we got back on board.

— Now are we gonna play cards or what ?
[ Poker chips clink ]

— Seven-card stud. Deuces and one-eyed jacks are wild.

— Wild cards ? Where you from, man ? [ Laughs ]

— Would’ve thought you were more of a purist, Tex.

— Ain’t nothing about me that’s pure.

— I thought you’d figure that out by now.

— Hey ! Look what the cat dragged in.

[ Speaks indistinctly ]

— You all right, sir ?

— Yeah, I just…

— Oh ! Whoa ! Sir !

— Man, he looks bad.
— Sir !

Tex: — You all right ?

— No ! Hey, hey, hey ! Stay away from him.

— Hey, buddy ? Buddy ? You all right ?

— I thought you said he got tested.

[ Door opens ] — We got a game going on.

— Get outta here now !
— Talk to me.

— All right, look at me. Look at me.

[ Exhales sharply ]

Woman over P.A.: — Medical emergency.
Medical emergency.

— Medical emergency in department 12545L.

— Crew lounge. Medical response team provide.

— How is he ?

— Sir, you shouldn’t be in here. You need a suit on.

— He’s not infected. What happened ?

— He came in looking for water.
He passed out. He is burning up.

— Danny ?

— Danny, can you hear me ?
[ Whispering ] — Yeah.

— Danny, how long have you been feeling like this ?

— Just a few… just…

— That’s all right. I’m gonna take care of you.

[ Coughs ]

— You’re gonna be just fine. It’s just a fever.

[ Coughs ]

[ Grunts ] — Do I have it ?

— No, you do not have the virus.

— Let’s get him up.
— Little help here.

— You have to understand, if
this is airborne or blood-borne,

— we will all be infected.

— The most likely scenario is
that he was bitten by an insect.

— In which case, he will not be contagious.

— Holy shit, doc. Is it Halloween ?

— Did you actually walk down the P-way wearing that ?

[ Filtered voice ]
— It’s for everyone’s safety.

— We should all be wearing them.
— Don’t you get it ?

— If Lieutenant Green has it, we’re all dead anyway.

— Everyone just needs to stop panicking.

— How long will it take to run a blood panel ?

— Four to six hours for the first set.

— If nothing pops up, it could take longer.
— Do it.

— Something’s not right here.

— What do you mean ?

— Me and Cossetti saw her dumping biohazard bags

— off the flight deck.

— And where the hell is she heading with the captain

— in such a rush ?
— I don’t know.

— Yeah. That’s what I’m saying. Nobody knows anything.

— This will keep him sedated.

— It’ll lower his fever and rehydrate him.

— I’ll be back to replace the bag in a couple of hours.

Rachel: — I will do it.

— You just find out what is actually wrong with him.

[ Door closes ] — Sir, you need to lockdown the ship.

— No, he does not. I tested everyone before we boarded.

— That was two days ago.

— I mean, maybe the virus hadn’t taken hold yet.

— It doesn’t work like that. If he’d been exposed,

— it would present itself in his blood within a few hours,

— if not a few minutes.

— All right, everybody. Let’s put our panties back on

— and see how we can help our friend.

— You said the virus mutates.

— How do you know the strain in Nicaragua

— isn’t different from the other ones you’ve seen ?

— Even if it was,

— its essential core would be the same,

— and that is what I test for.

— But what if you’re wrong ?

— The mistakes that I made with the vaccine

— are an entirely different matter.

— That was an experiment.

— This test I am certain of 100%.

— Sir, every minute we wait

— is a minute people are walking around the ship,

— spreading their germs. [ Sighs deeply ]

[ Ring ]

— This is the X.O.

— We’re gonna have to take precautions.

— Assume the worst until we learn more.

— Circle William, set boundaries.

— Full C.B.R. gear.

— Until Doc Rios gets us more answers,

— I don’t wanna take any chances.

— I can’t leave the crew lounge.

— You’re gonna have to make the call.

[ Beep ]
— Attention, Nathan James. This is the X.O.

— All personnel stand fast.

— Do not break boundaries.

— Set Circle William throughout the ship.

[ Beeping ]

— Close all hatches and secure all ventilation.

— D.C.A. and department and
damage control personnel,

— pass out C.B.R. gear and filter canisters.

— This is the X.O. I say again,

— close all hatches and secure all ventilation.

— D.C.A. and department and
damage control personnel,

— pass out C.B.R. gear and filter canisters.

[ Beeping continues ]

— What the hell are you doing in here ?!

— If he has it, I have it.

— We had lunch together, sir.

— Put this on. Now.

— She was throwing biohazard bags overboard. At night !

— If she dumps at night, it’s
because she’s working at night.

— Then why is the lab under armed guard ?

— How come nobody can know what’s going on in there ?

— It is a biohazard area.

— We know she’s testing the vaccine on the monkeys.

— Is it working or not ?

— Is it working ? Look, for all we know,

— it’s infected monkeys she’s been throwing overboard,

— and that’s what spreading the disease everywhere.

— Everyone calm down. The disease
is not spreading anywhere !

[ Click ]

[ Respirators hissing ]

[ Radio chatter ]

[ Taps key ] [ Beep ]

— You said you made some mistakes with the vaccine.

— Excuse me ?
— Before,

— when you were arguing with the captain,

— you said you made some mistakes with the vaccine.

— We thought it was going in the right direction.

[ Com buzzes ]

[ Ring ]

[ Picks up receiver ]

— This is the captain.

— Will you alert the X.O., please ?

— Thank you, doctor.
[ Hangs up receiver ]

— It’s dengue fever,

— and it’s not contagious.

— What does that mean ? Is he gonna be all right ?

— The only treatment is fluid replacement

— and acetaminophen for the fever.

— The next 24 hours is crucial.

— You gentlemen are dismissed.

— Now get some rest.

— Dr. Scott, would you give us a moment, please ?

[ High-pitched whistle blows ]

Slattery: — Attention on deck.

— All hands, this is the X.O.

— The biological threat has been disproved.

— There is no biological threat.

— Secure from Circle William. Restart ventilation.

— Secure all gear.

— I say again, secure from Circle William.

— Restart all ventilation.

— Secure from MOPP level 4 and restow all gear.

[ Engines whirring ]
— Well…

— Now I know why he insisted on
being on that vessel with you.

— Yes, sir.

— And you were late that night.

— Sir ?

— The timing was off to impact with the Vyreni.

— What happened, lieutenant ?

— He slowed down, sir.

— He wanted me to jump too early.

— Because he was more concerned about you than the mission.

— We almost ran into the coral waiting on you.

— And now here you are,

— possibly infected by the disease.

— Running around the ship,

— exposing everyone else to get to him.

— You took an oath,

— and you have a duty to your shipmates.

— I’ll have the doc come back and relieve you.

— I’m pretty sure you’re
anxious to get back to the lab.

— Captain.

— I know that I kept things from you in the Arctic,

— but I thought that we understood

— that we were in this together now.

— And I will always be straight with you.

— When I don’t know, I will say it.

— And when I say that I am

— absolutely 100% about something…
— I don’t know you.

— But I’ve risked everything for you,

— killed for you,

— lost men for you,

— asked these people to turn their backs on their families,

— for you.

— Not for me, captain.

— For the human race.

— I just happen to be who you’re stuck with.

— You might wanna figure out a way how to trust me,

— or I have a pretty strong feeling

— that this whole thing is gonna fail.

— Cossetti saw Dr. Scott dumping biohazard off the deck.

— No, I’m quite sure that was the monkeys.

— Her vaccine is failing,

— and the captain is covering it up.

— So… those monkeys were infected ?

— Of course.

— She’s injecting them with the virus

— to see if her vaccine is working.

— And when it doesn’t, they die.

— Do you think that’s why
captain called for the lockdown ?

— It sounds to me the captain
feared an outbreak on the ship.

— Because of the monkeys ?

— Or because he doesn’t trust her test.

— Don’t forget a bunch of them were directly exposed

— to the disease in Nicaragua.

— But they wore the suits.

— So did Frankie Benz, and he didn’t make it back.

— Accidents happen.

— I imagine you’re not the only one

— feeling out of sorts about all this.

— No. There’s a lot of grumbling.

— A lot of grumbling.

— At the beginning of this epidemic,

— your captain told you all

— that this ship was the safest place on earth.

— I’m afraid nothing could be further from the truth.

— Your ventilation systems,

— everyone living on top of each other…

— You think the crud spreads fast ?

— We’re talking about the most
powerful, most contagious virus

— ever to strike the planet.

— And now you’ve got teams going out into infected areas

— for supplies every week ?

— A makeshift lab

— that was never meant to support production of a vaccine,

— Dr. Scott playing God down there

— with no real idea of what she’s doing.

— This vessel is a deathtrap.

— His temperature’s spiking. [ Ragged breathing ]

— When’s his next dose ?

— Not till 7:00.

— Can’t you up his dosage ?

[ Inhales sharply ]

— I’m sorry. Any more, it’ll damage his liver.

— Just tell her it’s prince charming.

— She’ll know who you’re talking about.

— Ask her, or I’m gonna start signing.

— Hmm ? Country ? Western ?

— Oh, just let him in, for Pete’s sake.

— Aha ! [ Chuckles ]
— All right !

— So…

— This is your fortress of solitude.

— Except for I have no superpowers.

— Well, I don’t know about that.

— I got a feeling about you.

— Sounds like the captain did, too, but…

[ Inhales sharply ] [ Monkeys chitter ]

— Well, he got a little spooked.

— Well, he did what he had to do.

— Oh, come on.

— Don’t tell me that didn’t smart.

— That lockdown ?

[ Sighs deeply ]
— Who believes in me and who doesn’t…

[ Taps button ]
— Seems like a fairly trite matter

— compared to what I have on my plate right now.

— So… [ Inhales deeply ]

[ Monkeys chittering ]

— You’re gonna figure it out.

— Yeah.

— Dr. Scott let it slip in the crew lounge

— that she was having problems with her experiments.

— Now Burk, Miller, and Cruz are onto it.

— People are asking about the monkeys

— and why the ship stopped.

— They’re even questioning the ham frequency monitoring.

— They’re isolated.

— They have no idea when it’s gonna end.

— Or how it’s gonna end.

[ Knock on door ]
— Come in.

— I apologize, gentlemen…

— But we’ve got a problem.

— A couple of the enlisted men came to me.

— They were speaking for a larger group…

— 16 to be exact.

— They want off the ship.

— Who are they ?

— You should know that they were very respectful.

[ Paper rustles ]

— Their enlistments are up… all 16 of them.

— And since we didn’t uphold them,

— technically, they’re not even in the Navy anymore.

— I didn’t know what to tell them.

— Are you suggesting we let them go ?

— How do you think they’ll feel
if we try to stop-loss them ?

— It’ll mean holding them against their will.

— I mean, we’re not El Toro.

— And what kind of message will
that send the rest of the crew ?

— They can just leave when things get uncomfortable ?

— Well, we all knew this moment might come, didn’t we ?

— So what did the master chief say ?

— He said he’d bring a request to the captain.

— You didn’t mention me ?
— Not yet, no.

— You save that for the last possible moment.

— I don’t see why he would ever let you go.

— Because you can’t survive on land without me.

— You make that painfully clear,

— and at that point, the captain will have no choice.

— It will all blow up in our faces if he keeps us here.

[ Whispers ]
— I can’t see how he could possibly do that.

[ Lamp clicks ]

[ Papers rustle ]

Man: — We know she’s dumping monkeys

— look, you’re the one that told us

— she was nowhere close to finding a vaccine.

— We took an oath.

— To a country that doesn’t even exist anymore.

— To each other.

— Look, nobody needs us here.

— Hey, we leave, that’s 16 less mouths to feed.

— That’s it.

— I can’t believe you’re doing this.

— I saw you after lockdown. You were white as a ghost.

— Even Burk was freaked out.

— That doesn’t mean we’re jumping ship.

— Your enlistment was up three weeks ago.

— Come with us, man.

— You don’t owe anybody here anything.

Woman over P.A.: — Attention, Nathan James.

— All hands report to the flight deck immediately.

— All hands report to the flight deck.

— Is this about us ?

— I don’t know, man.

— I’ve made some mistakes the past few days

— in the ways I’ve handled information.

— I kept you in the dark about our mission

— because I’m trying to protect you from the truth,

— which…

— Is painful.

— That was a poor decision on my part.

— I am your captain,

— I’m your leader,

— and you have every right to be disappointed in me.

— But that doesn’t mean that you should give up hope,

— because this mission’s not about me,

— and it’s not about you.

— It’s about them.
— Play it.

— Roger that, sir.

[ Clicks switches ]

Man: — My name’s Henry.
I’m up in Portland, Maine.

— We’re not sick, but we’re running out of food.

— If anyone knows any good
hunting grounds in the area,

— we sure could use a tip.

Woman: — I’m calling out to anyone in Georgia.

— If you’re healthy, there’s
a safe haven up in Dalton.

— There’s only 19 of us, and
we’re making it day-by-day.

Man: — Hello. I am Juan from Oaxaca.

— We are very sick here.

— Does anyone have the cure ?

— [ Static crackles ]

— That is our problem.

— In there…

— Is the solution.

[ Loud clank, buzzer sounds ]

[ Whirring ]

[ Whirring stops ]

[ Clank ]

— Come with me.

[ Monkeys chittering ]

[ Click ]

— We’ve all seen Dr. Rachel Scott,

— but most of you have no idea
what it is she’s doing here

— or even who she is.

— She’s dedicated her life to research

— on treatments and vaccines for malaria, ebola,

— and half a dozen other viruses.

— But she wasn’t chosen for this.

— She fought to be here,

— fought the politicians and the bureaucracy,

— and convinced them to take a chance on her.

— And she was right.

— When all the scientists were failing,

— she knew what had to be done.

— Just so we understand who we’re working with here,

— Dr. Scott, can you explain what’s happening ?

— Thank you, captain.

— I, um, understand…

[ Filtered voice ] — This must all
seem incredibly foreign to you,

— so I’ll do my best to explain

— without completely boring your socks off.

— You see, the monkeys have been dying

— because… right now, my vaccine is failing.

— I’m sure you’ve all heard
of the disease yellow fever.

— It killed millions of people all over the world.

— In 1937, there was a young doctor named Max Theiler

— who was testing a vaccine on mice.

— Theiler and his coworkers attempted the use

— of 99 different substrains of the virus in their vaccine.

— But each and every time, the mice died,

— until finally,

— on the 100th attempt,

— they found it.

— I don’t have the answers today,

— and I may not have them tomorrow.

— But I can promise you this…

— There’s absolutely nothing
that will stop me until I do.

— It’s easy to believe in people

— when they’re succeeding.

— But that’s not what we’re about.

— We have to believe in each other when we fail.

— And if we have to go back to Nicaragua for more monkeys,

— we will.

— If we have to go to Puerto Rico, we will.

— If we have to go Bangladesh to find a Bengal tiger,

— that is what we will do.

— Now what I can promise you

— is that whatever we do from here on in,

— we will do together.

— And the chiefs and officers on this ship

— will share with you what we know… good or bad.

— Now…

— It has come to my attention

— that there’s a group of you

— who may no longer wanna continue on with this mission.

— Your enlistments are up.

— I will not hold you here.

— As a matter of fact,

— you are owed our gratitude for your services.

— And we have calculated what
you are collectively entitled to

— in back pay…

— $148,678.

— Enough to buy you one used R.H.I.B. with a full tank,

— plus food, water, and medical supplies.

— We have determined to set a course towards home… again.

— But for those of you who still wish to leave us,

— report to the fo’c’sle tomorrow at 0700.

— Your boat will be waiting.

— Hey, Commodore. Cubano ?

— Our girl was impressive.

— Hard thing to come back from… [ Sighs ]

— When you lose somebody’s trust.

— Well, I’d follow you into the gates of hell.

[ Chuckles ] — That’s only ’cause
you think it’d be exciting.

[ Chuckles ] — Well, there is that.

— It’s just 16 guys, you know.

— We can do without ’em.

— Until the next group wants to leave.

— We’ll deal with that then.

[ Sighs ] — This is the test.

— If they go,

— hope goes with ’em.

— [ Woman speaking indistinctly over P.A. ]

— They’re here.

— Sir…

— We all respectfully request to reenlist.

Men: — I swear to support and defend

— the constitution of the United States of America

— against all enemies, foreign or domestic,

— that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same.

— And that I will obey the orders

— of the president of the United States

— and the orders of the officers appointed over me,

— according to the regulations

— and the uniform code of military justice,

— so help me God.

[ Clears throat ]

[ Monitor beeping steadily ]

— His fever’s down. He’s on the mend.

— Can I have the room ?

— Aye, sir.

— He’s one of the best I’ve served with.

— A true leader.

— He is.

— Doesn’t mean I’m not gonna hand him his hat

— as soon as he’s well enough.

— Yes, sir.

— What do you think your punishment should be ?

— Four weeks,

— port and starboard.

— Six and six.

— I think two weeks oughta do it.

— But I’d also like you to devise
and run a new training program

— for the J.O’s in the engineering department.

— I want them all qualified on all stations in C.I.C.

— Of… of course.

— I think it would also be a…

— Good idea for you to explain to people

— why your behavior was so dangerous.

— As a lesson.

— I understand, sir.

— Good.

— Captain ?

— Thank you.

[ Door closes ]

— I hear you and Bacon have been
doing quite a bit of talking.

— No more talking.

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