All language subtitles for S02E03 - Journey To Where

'This is
a neutrino transmission.

'This is a neutrino transmission.

'Calling Moonbase Alpha
by neutrino transmission.'

- Where from?
- Don't know.

But it's no random transmission.
They're calling us.

'Moonbase Alpha
by neutrino transmission.'

Yasko, identification.

This is Moonbase Alpha. Identify.

'Moonbase Alpha. Moonbase Alpha.

'This is Space Station One,
Texas City, Planet Earth.

'I repeat,
this is Space Station One,

'Texas City, Planet Earth.

'Please stand by.'

Tony. Keep that channel open.

- They've broken contact!
- Get 'em back.

What about neutrino transmissions?

When we left Earth,
the first experiments had just begun.

They cover billions
of miles in seconds.

Could they have perfected it?

Yes. We've been in space for months.

- Which in Earth terms is decades.
- Right.

OK.

OK... So it could be Earth.

'Moonbase Alpha.
Moonbase Alpha. Respond!'

This is Commander John Koenig
of Moonbase Alpha.

'Commander, this is Dr Charles Logan,

'Senior Space Scientist, Texas City.

'I think you will understand

'when I tell you
that our year is 2120 AD.

'Please listen carefully.

'In 72 hours, a galactic eclipse
will cut our communication channel.

'But in that time,
if you can act quickly enough,

'we are capable of transferring you
back to Earth.

'I repeat, a return
to your own planet Earth is possible,

'IF you put yourselves completely
in our hands.'

That's fantastic!

Could be. If that's really
a transmission from Earth.

In 72 hours, a constellation will
begin to move between us and Earth.

Communications will be impossible
for almost a century.

Standing by for construction details
for the transference dome.

'Commander Koenig? This is Logan.

'Is your science officer
ready to receive our instructions

'for building
the transference dome?'

No, Dr Logan, she is not.

'Commander, we have time
to make the transfer,

'but you must start
construction work now.'

What was the name of the wife
of the first man in space?

Hey. The natives
are growing restless.

Let's hope Logan can calm them down.

Right.

'The first man in space was Russian,
Yuri Gagarin. He was unmarried.

'The first married man in space
was Alan Shepard. May 5th, 1961.

'His wife was Louise Shepard.'

Who won the World Series in 1998?

'I don't need a computer for that.

'The 1998 world series was won 4-3

'by the Boston Red Sox
against the St Louis Cardinals.

'This was the last time
the Red Sox won the series,

'before all competitive sports
were abandoned, in the year 2026.

'Now, about the transference dome?'

Forgive my caution, Doctor.

Maya, as soon as you hear
Dr Logan's instructions,

contact the Engineering Section
and have construction started.

- Wow-ee!
- Hey hey!

Yeah, come in.

- Progress?
- Mm-hmm.

Oh, wow! That is...

fantastic!

Well...it's pretty fantastic.

It took me six months
to reach this stage of perfection.

How about a sample?

No, thanks. I've tasted
your last concoction.

Com on, it's not going to affect you.

You're right, Tony. No effect at all.

All I wanted was an honest opinion.

What does an alien know about beer,
anyway? Give me that!

Do you know your problem, Tony?

- No, what's my problem, Maya?
- You're prejudiced.

Me, prejudiced? Cos you look funny,
come from the planet Psychon

and turned into an eel the last
time I put my arms around you?

- Prejudiced.
- That's not prejudice.

- What IS it?
- Fascination.

Now, how about a hand? Maya.

Everybody's waiting in Command Centre
to celebrate our return to Earth.

Well, don't just stand there.
Come on!

Carla, we have 60 hours in which
to indoctrinate the people of Alpha.

The material is assembled, Dr Logan.
I'm ready to transmit.

Mm.

Mm...

'Moonbase Alpha.
Moonbase Alpha.

'This is Space Station One,
Texas City, Planet Earth.

'Texas City is one
of several metropolitan complexes

'which comprise the inhabited area
of what you called the United States.

'You might like to see
one or two of the others.

'Pacific City...

'and Grand Metropolis.

'What you knew as Boston, New York,

'New Jersey,
the whole Eastern Seaboard.

'You can see we've come a long way.'

The cities are fantastic!

- What about the countryside?
- 'Nobody lives there now.'

In any case,
our personal telesensual systems

can create the illusion
of spring in the Rocky Mountains,

fall in old New England,

simply by the touch of a button.

The pollution of the 21st century.
It destroyed everything.

'Trees...

'crops...

'rivers.

'That's why we built the metro
complexes and retired to them.'

Now, of course, who needs nature?

Who needs nature?

Well, um...

On an ascending scale of ten,
I'd say you'd reached...two?

- You've got no taste, kid.
- Before I tasted this, I had.

- Pilot!
- Maya.

Less than 30 hours to go,

and Koenig insists we transfer
test instruments first!

In his place,
would you do any different?

The test package is assembled.

Sensors in the antenna
simulate blood pressure,

respiration and body temperature.

This is the heart of the system.

With this recorder, we can follow
the readings all the way to Earth.

Dr Logan...test package in position.

- It's all yours.
- 'Thank you, Commander.'

Transfer procedure green.

Neutron factor green.

All charges green.

Reception area.

Halation begins.

Begin monitoring.

Heart rate normal,
body temperature normal,

- respiration normal.
- Good.

Now I expect a slight temperature
drop, as the process begins.

Heart and respiration
should remain normal.

34...33...32...31...

30...29...

28...

27...26...

- What is it?
- Adverse weather conditions.

- Freak storm activity?
- Worse. Commander Koenig...

We have seismic reports of
small quakes in the Gulf of Mexico.

In 1999, our earthquake prediction
systems were highly sophisticated.

And even more sophisticated now,

but this area of Central America

is still too unstable
for exact predictions.

Could the small shocks affect
your calculations?

- Of course.
- Will you delay the transfer?

Why? This is simply a test package.

Temperature falling.

- Heart, respiration, normal.
- Good. Good.

10...9...8...

- 7...
- Interference zero.

- 5...
- Still zero.

- Let's go.
- 3...

2...1...

Moonbase Alpha, your test package
is here with us on Earth.

Readings?

Heart, respiration
and temperature normal.

Fantastic!
Chalk one up for our science!

Dr Logan, what's the forecast
on the quake activity?

There is no precise forecast,
Commander.

- 'Is there any risk?'
- Yes.

Whether you take it or not
is up to you.

How many can you transfer
at one time?

'Three.'

No precise quake forecast? The whole
transfer process could be affected.

The earth tremor could distort
the beam reflection.

- Why don't you old off for a while?
- Time, Tony. We have no time.

Room for two more.

You never know
when you'll need a doctor.

Why should they go first?

Why, do you want to take the risk?

They said three.

You told me heroes were fools
with talent for nothing else.

Mm-hm.

Sorry, Tony. You're in command
of Alpha now.

Let's go.

Good luck.

You know, this stuff
doesn't taste so bad after all.

Ladies and gentlemen,
this is no longer just an experiment.

We have, at last,
escaped from the laboratory.

'Respiration, heart,
temperature rates?'

A-OK.

# Fly me from the moon at last...

# Let Alpha be my long-lost past #

- Ready to go, John?
- You call the signals, Tony.

Dr Logan, take good care of them.

Dr Russell -
heart and respiration normal.

Temperature falling. 98.1, 97.1.

Commander Koenig, Alan Carter -
similar temperature drops. 96.3.

9, 8...

7, 6...

- High seismic activity.
- Location?

- Gulf of Mexico. Closing.
- 5, 4...

- 2...1...
- Abort?

Too late.

They're not here, Alpha.

Well, are they there?

'Are they still there?'

'They've got to be there, Alpha.'

They've gotta be there.

Helena! Helena! Are you all right?

- Alan?
- Yeah.

- What happened?
- Don't know.

- Where are we?
- Don't know.

Pushed our luck too far.
Something went wrong.

Rain. Trees. Well, at least
it's an atmosphere we can breathe.

They said that...everything between
the cities was desert, wasteland.

So wherever we are,
we're not on Earth.

It's a wonder we're alive.

Get that power line hooked up
right away.

Carla, check the main computer.

'Dr Logan,
what's happening down there?'

- Give us time.
- Time?!

What for?! Where are they, Doctor?
I want to know what's happened.

'The equipment's damaged,
we don't know how badly.'

We have a reading -

Dr Russell - heart, respiration,
temperature, normal,

Commander Koenig normal.

Tony! Wherever they are,
they're alive!

We're reading them.

They're somewhere in space.
You've got to find them!

You'll need that yourself.

We'll all be warm
if Alan ever starts that fire!

# Fire, fire, burn so bold

# Can't you see
she's feelin' cold? #

Now you can see why I got drummed
out of the boy scouts.

- Will you tell me something?
- If you'll stop singing.

If we're not on Earth,
where are we?

We could be anywhere
in the universe.

- We'll never get back.
- We'll get back.

If you were Logan, what would you do?

Recreate the conditions
that caused the error.

Pinpoint our location.

He'd better not drag his feet.

That eclipse takes place
in less than 24 hours.

He'll have time to spare.
Get that fire started, will you?

Hey, I got a suggestion.

Let's go find some shelter.

All right.

- Come on.
- Oh, come on! I can walk.

Bless you. It's the damp air -
you're not used to it.

Damp air. A cold?

Now, look, you'd better stay away.

After the germ-free environment
of Alpha, we've no resistance.

A common cold could be as lethal
as cholera or the black plague.

You're the doctor, Helena.

There's no immediate danger.
It, um...

could develop into pneumonia.

Logan'll be recalculating. We'll
be on Earth before it gets that far.

How's that recalculation coming?

Too many variables.
The computer's acting up.

Stay on it.

- Logan here.
- 'Yes, sir.'

I want seismic units to reproduce
that last earthquake effect.

- 'Yes, sir.'
- I'm not sure we can detonate.

I want it set up anyway.

Alpha, any change?

Respiration, heart rate,
temperature, all normal.

Wait! Normal, except for Dr Russell's
temperature. It's rising.

Rising?

It probably means...infection.

Dr Logan, you must find them. Fast!

I'm doing everything I can.

I have search teams
scanning the desert.

Earth's desert is uninhabited. With
that polluted air, they'd be dead.

I know, but I don't want
to overlook any possibility.

- Animals.
- I wonder what kind.

Atmosphere, rain, birds,

vegetation and animals.

Chances are there's gonna be some
kind of intelligent life form, too.

John, stay away!

How about checking your temperature?

It's climbing.

We need help. We're not gonna
hurt you. We just need help. Help us.

Helena!

Helena!

- There must be a way.
- We need time to reprogram.

We don't have time.

Doctor, the computer is not acting.

Moonbase Alpha, we have a problem.

Well, how about that
Join the tribe, Space Station One.

Define, please.

'We've set up a seismic unit

'to simulate the identical
Earth tremor conditions.'

- But?
- But our main computer is damaged.

No time to repair and reprogram.

'Impossible to detonate.'

I think I can handle it
from here, Tony.

Hold on. We have an expert who
thinks she can solve your problem.

How heavy would the force be?

The explosives
would give the equivalent

of a force beta zero quake.

At our rate of speed and distance,
I can send a beam down in 30 seconds.

'Can you clear
a channel in your computer?'

We can sure try.

I've cleared a channel, but I don't
know how long I can keep it locked.

'I'm matching up with you.

Matched up.

Ready to beam.
Hope we don't do a wipe-out.

If you do,
we'll be the first to let you know.

- Ready, Space Station One?
- As ready as we'll ever be.

Switch on for detonation

Now!

Something's coming up.

- I've got a location.
- What is it?

- It's calibrating now.
- What is it?

According to this read-out,
they're somewhere on Earth!

No, that's... That's...
That's impossible.

They'd be dead if they were on Earth.

Is it possible that your pollution
didn't affect everywhere on Earth?

That somewhere there's a freak
valley? An air-bubble, almost?

'Somewhere where they could breathe?

Not possible. We've surveyed
the whole of the Earth's surface

for experimental purposes.

No.

No, whatever planet they're on,
it can't be Earth.

We can do nothing
but continue to recalculate

and hope that we can do it in time.

'If... When you locate
Commander Koenig, what happens?

'He has no transference dome.'

Reverse magnetic field on projection
pods on your transference dome

and he can be returned to Alpha.

How long? How long have they got?

In 18 hours, the eclipse
will block out all communications.

- There'll never be another chance?
- Not in your lifetime.

Look, I'm sorry, everybody. I...

I haven't been thinking
the way I should.

We still have time to send
some of you back down to Earth.

If anybody wants to try it.

Look, you all heard what Maya said.

There may not be another chance.

I'd rather stay on Alpha
than end up somewhere in space.

- Easy. Easy.
- John...

What's a foot or two closer
or further away in this place?

If we're gonna get it,
we're all gonna get it.

Anything?

- No, it's at least six feet thick.
- Check the door.

- Helena, you look...
- Yeah, I look beautiful

I look like a monster.

I think you look great.

- To another monster.
- Thanks a lot

John...

Check your temperature, please.

98.6.

Uh-huh. Normal.

Yours?

Get those guards to understand
we need some help!

Hey!

Hey!

If we could just get
your temperature down.

It won't matter in the long run.

I'm talking about in the next hour,
not the next week.

So am I.

My guess...
is that it's viral pneumonia.

Pneumonia? What's the cure?

If we were on Alpha...

it would be so simple.

- What is it, Helena?
- Is that a fungus?

Scrape some of that off.

- It could be.
- Could be what?

Fungoids are the basis
for the barmycin range of drugs,

which were discovered
just before we left Earth.

It's the only known cure
for viral pneumonia.

If it's a variant of the same
fungoid, how do you prepare the drug?

You need heat,

any vegetable fibre...
and some of this.

It's rudimentary...

but it could stave it off...

until Dr Logan can
recalculate his error.

Heat. It means we've gotta get out of
this place on order to build a fire.

No chance.

Walls are solid rock, ten inches
of seasoned timber in that door.

Even if we were sure
that is was safe to move her.

OK, Helena. You're the doctor.

How many hours?

Six...eight...

John...

if you don't get out of here,

you'll be dead, too.

- I think they'd like us to stop.
- Yeah.

The fungus!

Look at the problem again, Doctor.

You run your seismic reconstruction.

On that basis, you recalculate it
again and again.

And the answer's
the same each time.

Earth...

But it isn't POSSIBLE!

- Because they're still alive.
- 'Exactly.'

Enough?

Now the fungus.

How's that?

What is it, Helena?

It's the Moon!

Helena, we've left the Moon.

- The Moon!
- She's delirious.

- Let's give her some of that.
- It's the Moon, John. Moon...

Here, have some of this.

It's the Moon!

It's a moon, Helena,
but it's not our moon.

This planet
could have six or seven moons.

It's the Moon.

Hey, that mountain
could almost be Copernicus.

And the Mare Imbrium
above it.

It's our Moon, Alan.

If that's the Moon,
then this is the Earth, after all.

The life forms we've seen don't
just coincidentally resemble us.

Right.

It can't be. It broke away.

The Moon broke
out of the Earth's orbit.

In 1999.

Then this is the Earth.

Before the Moon broke away.

We may be hundreds of years
back in time.

The possibility that they landed on
a planet with breathable atmosphere

- are one in a billion.
- You think they're on Earth?

The probability they're alive
elsewhere is almost unacceptable.

Then why can't Logan find them?

Perhaps he's searching
in the wrong time.

I can't accept that they're on Earth
in some time in the distant past.

'Or the future.'

Look, you know they can't live
on Earth in the present conditions.

And we know
that they are still alive.

So please, rethink your calculations.

And remember, Dr Logan,
we have only ten hours.

If you're wrong...there'll be
no time for any recalculations.

- I'll take that risk, Doctor.
- 'All right, we'll go your way.'

OK. If this is Earth,
where on Earth? And when?

I'd say we're fairly far north.

Yeah, the people seem European.

Time for some more.

How are you feeling?

Like...I'm coming back
from the dead.

It worked.

Is your temperature down?

John, look.

They're switching
on and off.

Well, they can't all be
malfunctioning at the same time.

It's Alpha trying to make contact.

If only we could
communicate with them.

So you're the English fugitives who
thought to cheat me of a fat ransom.

- Keep it going.
- What good will it do?

How can they tell us where they are,
and at what point in time?

Keep signalling! Let them know
that we're still searching.

You're gentlefolk,
that's clear.

And worth a pretty penny in ransom
to some great lord in England.

But there's one thing
I still don't understand.

- How are you feeling?
- Rotten. My temperature's up.

Why do three English travel Scotland
without armed escort?

You must know you'd make
fair hostages to any Scottish clan.

Yes, um... Explain that, Alan.

Um... Well, would you believe,
we lost our way?

No, my friends. But I believe
that one of you was running away

- with the wife of an English lord.
- Wait a minute.

And that lord would pay much gold
to get her back.

No, it's just not like that.

Then why disguise yourselves
in that strange garb?

The lady dressed in men's clothes,
speaking oddly.

Alan.

With the last flicker of that candle,
the old year runs out.

Drink that this new year
will better it.

- Here's lookin' at you.
- Slainte.

- Your language?
- Gaelic.

Scotland's language.

I learned your tongue
a quarter-century ago, to the year.

As castellan for English prisoners,
after our victory at Bannockburn.

Robert Bruce and Bannockburn!

Robert Bruce!

Robert Bruce and Bannockburn.

Bannockburn. When was it fought?

Bannockburn. I can't remember.

It's a long while
since I was at school.

New Year's Day,
25 years after Bannockburn.

If we get that message to Maya,
Logan's computer will know.

What plaything is this?

You too, m'lady.

Is the lady sick?

She has been.
She needs some sleep.

I ask you. Is the lady sick?

Give her some shelter
where she can rest.

Put guards on it, if you like.

I understand now.
The lady has the plague.

Burn them!

That's why you were wandering
the forest. Turned out to die.

Bring them!

Thirty minutes
before the eclipse begins.

I think we all have to accept

that we have no hope
of recovering them now.

No, Doctor.

We accept nothing until
that eclipse actually takes place.

It's not the plague,
she can be cured! It's not plague!

Look, I tell you,
it's not the plague!

It's not the plague!
She can be cured!

It's not the plague!
She can be cured!

Cured?

For the pestilence,
there's only one cure.

Helena, reach out to me
as far as you can.

A pretty ransom they'd have fetched.

Let's just hope somebody...on Alpha
remembers their old training.

We're getting something
on the indicators.

Yasko, does that mean anything?

Just...some sort of code.

- Anybody? Does anybody get that?
- Wait a minute!

It's the old Morse code.

- Morse code?
- An old form of signal.

We learned it
as astronaut cadets.

Maya, the computer.

Scotland.

The British Isles.
Location established. Scotland.

Carla, recalibrate. Scotland.

Bannockburn plus 25.

Dr Logan, d'you read me?
Bannockburn plus 25.

1314 plus 25...

1339. Scotland, 1339.

Transfer procedure green.

Halation positive.

'Texas City
calling Moonbase Alpha.

'Texas City calling Moonbase Alpha.

'This is our final transmission.

'All channels will now close.'

Goodbye, Texas City.

Thanks, anyway.

Helena, we're gonna toast
your recovery.

It'll be short-lived if she has that.

You're starting that again. Alien!

Ah. John.

Have a drink.

On your scale of one to ten,
where are you now?

Oh...

- Would you believe, still two?
- Oh, about five.

No, thank you.

You know your problem?

- No sense of adventure.
- You're not giving up?

Oh, no, no, no. He's just
going back to the drawing board.

Pilot!

- Better?
- Mm.

You know, when I think about all
the events we could've been part of,

what rotten luck to have drawn
Scotland in 1339.

Sure, we could have caught the
massacre of Saint Bartholomew,

Spanish Inquisition,
retreat from Moscow,

the sinking of the Titanic,
storming of the Bastille...

- OK.
- The London Blitz...

OK, you win.

With a history like that, who wants
to go back to Earth anyway?