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[alarm sounding]

[ALEX] Attention, attention.

All personnel continue
emergency evacuation.

Clear through your security
checkpoints immediately.

Continue emergency evacuation.

[alarm continues]

[tone]

[ALEX] Doctor.

Doctor.

The complex has now been
completely evacuated.

The last technician just cleared through

the perimeter security.

Doctor?

Thank you, ALEX.

[ALEX] You're quite
sure you want to go

through with this?

Quite sure.

We're locked on to the com sat?

[ALEX] Yes, Dr. Cooper.

Communications satellite
Athena-18 standing by for transmission.

[electronic tones]

[ALEX] Transmission
will begin in 30 seconds.

[beeping]

[Julia Child] All right, then.

Now that we've gotten
the tomatoes mashed--

Who's got the tomatoes mashed?

I don't have the tomatoes--

[Julia Child]
We're going to move on to the next step.

Ah, get outta there.

[Julia Child] Set it over
a low burner and simmer

- while we--
- Oh, Julia's always lights.

How come you don't light
without a match?

[Julia Child] Don't forget to check on the
pie crust to be certain it's only lightly

browned and very flaky.

Potatoes.

[Julia Child] The potatoes should be
very firm.

Coming, Julia.

[Julia Child]
And a little larger than your fist.

- Once--
- Okay.

Will you please slow down?

[Julia Child]
No smaller than quarters, mind.

Now we do the same to the green peppers.

Come on, I haven't even
finished the potatoes yet.

I'm doing everything bionic
just to keep up with you.

[Julia Child] Once we get
all the vegetables prepared,

the crust is thick and piping--

[tone]

Swell.

[tone continues]

Good evening, my friends.

Please forgive me for interrupting

your television viewing.

But it is a matter
of the utmost importance.

Although a few of you may recognize me,

I am sure the majority of you do not.

My name is Elijah Cooper.

And I have the dubious
distinction of being called

the father of the cobalt bomb,
among other things.

As I speak to you in English,
I am simultaneously speaking

in nine different languages
to the other peoples of the world

by way of the Athena-18
communications satellite.

[speaking foreign languages]

As you may know, the cobalt bomb
is the most diabolical

instrument of destruction
ever conceived by man.

But for those of you who have
never seen firsthand what it can do,

I've arranged a live demonstration
in the Pacific test area.

Yes, I've got it on here, too.

Just a minute.

Yes.

Yes, put him on.

No, Mr. Secretary, the commission
doesn't know anything about this either.

Well, you know I didn't
authorize such a detonation.

What in god's green earth does
Elijah think he's doing?

It is awesome, isn't it?

Supreme devastation.

But let me tell you this, my friends.

It is only a very small scale
compared to what will happen

the next time such a nuclear
detonation occurs.

Because I have now created

a device that can render
the entire world lifeless.

I realize that is a sweeping statement.

There must be doubters
among you.

Therefore I want the United Nations

to deliver to me at 8 o'clock
tomorrow morning

these four eminent scientists
to confirm that I do have this capability.

Dr. Toshiro Kurasawa,
Dr. Rudy Wells,

Dr. Marguerite Perry,

and Dr. Victor Evtuhov.

And let me warn all governments

that any military attack
upon my research complex

will immediately set the device in motion

and bring an end to all life
on this planet.

This message is now concluded.

[beeping]

[sigh]

Reactions to Dr. Cooper's
claim have been varied.

The Defense Department denies
that the technology even exists

for such a doomsday device,

but Elisha Cooper's preeminence
in the field of nuclear physics

leaves room enough for doubt.

There are many who believe

that the aging doctor
has become mentally unstable.

The United Nations Security Council

has been in a closed-door session since
early this morning.

We'll have a report from there
as soon as possible.

[man]
Then we will proceed immediately.

Mr. Goldman will coordinate the operation,

and the strictest security
is to be observed.

This meeting of the Security Council
is adjourned.

- What's the situation profile?
- Serious.

- They agreed to honor Cooper's demands.
- Unanimously?

Satari voted no for his country,
walked out of the meeting.

He would.

Cooper got what he wanted, though.

Have we delivered him
the four scientists he requested?

Kurasawa's en route from Japan.

And the Soviets are flying in Evtuhov.

Are you not reacting a bit strongly,
Mr. Goldman?

Over-dramatizing?

I think not, Mr. Satari.

We have the potential
of a very dangerous situation here.

I know.

Somehow I have the feeling you
have everything under control.

As a matter of fact,
I am quite sure of it.

At any rate, I have very important
business in my own country.

And so I will leave this little problem
in your capable hands.

How can he be so blasé
about what's going on?

We've never cooperated with the Russians
and the United States before.

How can we expect to now?

Where's Rudy?

He's already aboard Air Force One at JFK,
waiting for us.

- Good.
- Now wait a minute.

What about that fourth scientist that
Cooper requested,

the, uh, French physicist,
Marguerite Perry?

Let's go.

[sigh]

[Jaime] merci, Monsieur Goldman.

I thank you very much for arranging
to escort me.

It's quite an honor for me to be
aboard your Air Force One,

even though I have no idea
what I'm doing here.

[Oscar] That was good.

Now, do you speak French?

Ah, oui. Un peu.

The, uh, tennis circuit took
me to France a few times.

At least I'll have to learn more
than thank you,

where's the ladies' room,
and "non!"

Boy, are you glum.
What this is all about?

I mean, I know it's Elijah Cooper, but--

Dr. Elijah Cooper requested
a team of four nuclear scientists

to be taken to his complex

to prove that the doomsday device
is indeed a reality.

He's never met the scientists personally,

so NATO has approved for you
to take the place of Dr. Marguerite Perry.

NATO?

Oscar, w-wait a second, now.

Now speaking a little French is one thing,

but I don't know anything
about nuclear physics.

You don't have to know anything
about nuclear physics.

All you have to do is hang back,
stay loose,

and let the scientists take care
of the physics.

Here you are, Dr. Perry.

You're not sending Jaime in there
to strong arm Dr. Cooper, are you?

Hmm.
Of course he's not.

Once she gets inside,
she's going to have to wing it.

A man of Dr. Cooper's genius,

no telling what she'll have to do
to stop him.

Oscar, what are you saying--

Jaime, we don't know what's
going on in there.

Maybe he's mentally imbalanced.

I can't believe that, Oscar.

Rudy, if the doomsday device does work,
who knows what he'll do?

He might blackmail world governments
for enormous amounts of money.

And if he finds out Jaime's an agent,
no telling what he'll do.

Wonderful.

One thing is clear, though.

Blackmailer and whatever else
he may become,

Elijah Cooper is a consummate
research scientist.

And if he says that he has a device
that'll destroy life on this planet,

he probably can.

Remember, you're probably
dealing with a madman.

Be careful.

[ALEX] Good afternoon.

Doctors Marguerite Perry
and, uh, Rudy Wells.

[ALEX] Thank you for holding
your identification up

to the television camera.

Please follow the signs
along the main road.

Dr. Cooper is awaiting your arrival.

[Jaime] Too bad they couldn't find
a remote area for this complex.

How far is it?

[Rudy] We've been driving over part of it

for the last six miles.

[Jaime] What do you mean,
it's underground?

[Rudy] Yes. A lot of it.

It's the largest government
research facility

in the central United States.

[Jaime] Rudy, do you think that
Dr. Cooper could have gone insane?

[Rudy] it is a dangerous possibility.

[Jaime] What if he asks me about
nuclear physics?

[Rudy] Just let me do the talking.

Hello?

Dr. Cooper?

Dr. Cooper?

[intercom buzzing]

[ALEX]
Welcome to the main complex.

Dr. Cooper is temporarily
occupied in the adjacent laboratory.

Please make yourselves comfortable.

He will join you shortly.

I thought Dr. Cooper was alone here.

That's what the communication said.

I wonder who that voice belongs to?

Can you hear anything in other rooms?

[beeping]

No. Stay here.

I'll go do a little snooping, okay?

You be careful.

Yeah, like my life
depended on it.

[metal fatigue]

Who are you?

Marguerite Perry.

Dr. Perry?

How did you get in here?

Well--

- I thought I left that closed.

Well, I must tell ALEX
to be more vigilant.

- ALEX?
- Yes.

Are you all right, Doctor?

Yes, yes, just my 78 years
finally catching up to me.

I'll be all right in a moment.

There.

From, uh, reading your publications,

I'd assumed you were considerably older,
Dr. Perry.

Your research work has
fascinated me.

- Oh, my work?
- Yes.

I've read your theories concerning

the linear acceleration of positrons
through neutrino plasma.

And I've been very anxious
to discuss them with you.

Oh, yes, that.

Well, it was very interesting
work, uh--

Uh--

But, uh, you would like to discuss--

The linear acceleration of positrons
through the neutrino plasma, yes?

[Elijah] Yes. Your, uh,
experiments are astounding.

Well, then, let me try to talk you
through them. All right?

Talk him through it?

[Jaime] The experiment--

Well, I can hear her,
but how is she going to--

Her bionic ear.

Jaime.

[beeping]

Jaime, can you hear me in there?

[Jaime] Ah, oui.

[Elijah] Well, tell me.

Did you start with
the hydrogen superheated,

or did the electric arc serve
as a transducer?

Tell him you used deionized
hydrogen with a 20,000 degree

Kelvin arc.

I used deionized hydrogen
with a 20,000 degree Kelvin arc.

- Really?
- Oui.

And the hydrogen didn't mutate?

No. Tell him you employed a high-intensity
helium injection.

No. I employed a high-intensity
helium injection.

Extraordinary.

Jaime, the Japanese
and Soviet scientists are coming.

I've got to stop now.

But I am most anxious to hear more.

Now what about the positrons
themselves, did you--

Dr. Cooper, I would be very honored

to answer your questions all day long.

But, uh, there are more pressing matters
we must get on to, yeah?

Oh, yes, yes, of course,
you're right.

Come. We'll see if our fellow scientists
have arrived.

Oh, Dr. Wells, Dr. Kurasawa,
Dr. Evtuhov.

Welcome to my research facility.

This is not a social call, Dr. Cooper.

My government is most upset
with the cobalt bomb you have detonated--

There will be no fallout.

It was completely clean.

Designed only to get your attention.

Which it obviously--

There is no excuse
for your actions!

You are clearly in violation of--

Gentlemen, please, please!

I will answer all your questions
in a moment.

Now you know each other by reputation,
at least.

This is Dr. Marguerite Perry.

Bonjour.

Dr. Perry.

You look much younger
than when we met in Paris last year.

merci.

Dr. Cooper, we're very concerned
about what you're doing.

As why you should be.

What is this doomsday device
you have spoken of?

Does it really exist?

You come with me, my friends,
and judge for yourselves.

Most of you are aware that
I've concerned myself

in recent years with a new isotope,
Uthenium J.

As you can see, I have determined
that it has a radioactive

half-life of 506 years
and is extremely toxic.

Now my doomsday device
is deceptively simple.

A casing of Uthenium J

around a single cobalt bomb

of sufficient megatonnage

becomes the ultimate weapon
of destruction.

Creating a shroud of radioactive particles
in the upper atmosphere.

Precisely.

Bringing an end
to all life on this planet.

I, uh, have made such a device.

And, uh, it is here.

In that vault.

At the lowest level of the complex.

It is impenetrable and failsafe.

Dr. Cooper, you're always
known as a man of peace.

Why have you done this, Dr. Cooper?

It should be obvious.
It's blackmail.

Blackmail?

What do you want?

How much money?

Oh, no, it's not money that
I want, my friends.

It's peace.

World peace.

What?

How does creating the ultimate weapon
of destruction lead to peace?

Because--

[breathing with difficulty]

Because the only thing that
can trigger the device

is an air burst of a nuclear bomb.

I have established the necessary
sensors to receive all data,

seismic, radioactive, heat shockwave,
and megatonnage.

I have also made careful allowances

for underground testing
and the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

But if any country anywhere

explodes a thermonuclear bomb
in the atmosphere,

either for testing or for warfare,

it will trigger an irreversible chain
of events here.

And in six hours,
the doomsday device will detonate.

And life on Earth will be ended.

So you intend to blackmail
the world into peace.

I hope so, Dr. Wells.

I have felt the same pangs
that my friends Einstein,

Oppenheimer, and Fermi felt.

For how many of us have
watched our scientific discoveries

twisted into war machines?

I have felt the same things
that Alfred Nobel felt

a century ago when he saw his
dynamite being used to--to

blow up human beings.

Well, I'm--

I'm an old man,
as this tired heart of mine

keeps reminding me.

And this will be my final chance
to bring a lasting peace to mankind.

This is outrageous,

no matter how benevolent your goals are!

Dr. Cooper, no one man can
be allowed to play god.

[beeping]

It is done.

[beeping]

Dr. Cooper, I understand.

But there will be those people

who will insist that you
deactivate your system.

They will not respect
your age or position.

And if it came to torture--

Yes, Dr. Evtuhov, I have thought of that.

But it's completely out
of my hands now.

The doomsday device is controlled by ALEX.

ALEX?

Who's ALEX?

We spoke to him when we came in here,
now who is he?

Where is he?

You are standing inside of him.

ALEX is the master computer that
controls every phase at this complex.

He's the highest form of computer art
and design.

Until this very moment,

I'd had him operating on
only half efficiency.

But from here on,

his eyes and ears will watch over
and govern this complex and its defenses.

He is supremely intelligent,
yet passionless.

Aren't you, ALEX?

Yes, Dr. Cooper.

The perfect guardian of the beast.

So now if any nation detonates
a nuclear bomb,

not even I could stop
the doomsday device.

The choice is clear and simple,
my friends.

It is peace--

Or oblivion.

Are there any other questions?

Then you are free to go now.

[traffic noise]

[man] Then we are agreed.

Until the situation can be
more closely analyzed,

we shall institute a worldwide ban
on any and all nuclear testing.

The UN has complied with
Elijah Cooper's demands.

Good.

Not every one of them, Oscar.

The intelligence sources in the Mideast
have just picked up on something bad.

I just checked it out.

This is Oscar Goldman speaking.

[Satari] Mr. Goldman, this is Satari.

I am speaking to from
the desert testing center in my country.

I want to advise you that
my government has officially

labeled the Elijah Cooper matter
as a superpower plot.

What?

A superpower plot to keep
Third World countries

from expanding their nuclear capabilities.

Don't be ridiculous.

We do not intend to be made ridiculous.

We will continue with
our nuclear research on schedule,

including the plan for an atmospheric
thermonuclear bomb test

five hours from now.

But that would trigger
the doomsday device!

I want to be clearly understood.

We do not believe there
is such a device.

Have a good day, Mr. Goldman.

[Oscar] Mr. Satari--

[Pilot] This is Reconnaissance 1.

Advise Mr. Goldman

that we're now crossing over
the Dakota test area.

[beeping]

[faster beeping]

[tone]

[pilot] Mayday, mayday!
This is Recon 1, we've been hit!

Mayday!

The UN's sending an emergency force
to Satari's country.

- Can they get there in time?
- I don't think so.

- Rudy, you got anything?
- No.

All communications to Cooper's complex
have been cut off.

[sigh] Oscar,
the reconnaissance helicopter

we sent towards Cooper's complex
has been fired on.

- Were they hit?
- Yeah.

They ditched just outside
the test area.

And apparently the ALEX 7000
computer's activated

the total air defense system
of the complex.

All right.
Then we don't have any choice.

We have to go in overland.

We've got to disarm that
doomsday device before

Satari's nuclear test triggers it.

Oscar, even if we had the troops right
here ready to go,

the Dakota complex has
a Class 16 automatic fortification.

Do you know how many lives we'd lose
trying to storm in there?

Besides, Satari's set to detonate
in less than five hours.

We don't have time!

Oscar, is Steve still aboard the Skylab?

Yes.

Well, then he won't be able to help us.

Rudy, is there any way that
I could stop the device.

- Now hold on there, Jaime.
- Is there?

I don't know, Jaime.

Maybe if you could disable
the computer's main memory banks.

But Elijah's probably built
in defenses against that.

Well, it's worth a try.

- Jaime--
- Oscar, we're a little short on options

right now.

Russ, what do you think
would be the best spot

for me to get through?

[Russ] It's hard to say.

There's automatic weaponry on
the outer perimeter

and electronic mines closer in.

The defenses were designed
to keep an army out.

I don't know if you have much of a chance.

But the roughest terrain
is the least protected.

And I'd say the rock cliffs
along the south quadrant

on the other side of this hill.

Okay.

Uh, it's the computer's
main memory bank.

- Maybe.
- All right, let's hope so.

[beeping]

[faster beeping]

[explosion]

[shout]

Hello.

[sigh]

How did you get here?

Crawling up this drainage ditch.

My people have satellite photographs
of this complex.

I knew you--

I knew you weren't Dr. Perry,
but you're not even French.

No.
Why didn't you expose me, Dr. Evtuhov?

Because I am not Dr. Evtuhov.

Get down.

Careful.

What are you doing here?

- Who are you?
- The same thing you are,

I imagine, trying to disarm
the doomsday device

before that
Mideastern bomb detonates.

[bomb falling]

That's fine. Very noble.

Now just turn right around
and crawl back out of here.

[speaking Russian], the lives
of my people are in danger here, too!

So either continue,
or in the interest of time,

may I suggest we work together.

Here.

[explosions continue]

I think we're past
the artillery perimeter.

[Jaime] This place is loaded
with other automatic defenses.

[Dmitri] I don't see anything.

[Jaime] Well, we didn't see those
artillery shells coming down on us either.

Look, why don't you stay here
and let me scout around, huh?

[Dmitri] No. We will go together.

How fast could you run
to those rocks?

[Jaime] Faster than you can.

Heh.

All right. Let's go.

[laser fire continues]

- All right?
- You're hit?

No, just got my pack.

Now to do something about
those laser guns.

[beeping]

[Jaime] Nothing's happening.

[Dmitri] Patience, woman.

[mechanical grinding]

How did you do that?

It's a little toy I've designed
for the Soviet Army.

So you are a scientist.

Yes.

I am Dmitri Muskov.

Our friend Victor is too old
for this sort of thing.

What is your name?

- Jaime.
- Jaime.

Hmm.

You brought no equipment, huh?

Oh, well I lost it in the--
in the mortar barrage.

All right.
Then we will use mine.

Come on.

I don't have the right style piton
for this type rock.

I will be diligent, however.

[piton clanking]

Yeah, and slow.

[piton clanking]

[piton clanking]

[piton clanking]

- Snow White, can you hear me?
- Jaime.

Victor Evtuhov is in here with me,
only he's not Victor Evtuhov.

He's--he's--um, Dmitri Muskov.

- What?
- Well how--how did he--

[Jaime] Never mind that.

His government sent him in here
on the same mission I'm on.

The question now is,
should I leave him behind or not?

I've heard of Muskov.

He's also one of the Soviets' top men.

He could help her immeasurably.

[piton clanking]

All right, Jaime.

Take him along if he can--
if he can keep up.

What about letting him
see the bionics?

Well, I'm always concerned
about revealing

bionics to the Soviets, Jaime.

Oh, I'll do the best I can, all right?

Bye.

Dmitri?

How do you come
to be up there?

I--I--I found a shortcut.

Here, just take the rope.

Come on up.

Hang on tight.

Fine, fine.

How you get up here?
How you pull me up like that?

Oh, just a little leverage, that's all.

"Little leverage"?

Woman, you're speaking to a man
very familiar with the laws of physics.

Now I'd like to know
how you do that.

Doctor, I am a little stronger
than I look.

So let's just leave it at that.

Now the most important thing
right now

is to--to stop Dr. Cooper's device.

Ah, agreed.

But I'll be very curious
to see how you get up this next cliff.

Are we on schedule?

Yes, the testing area is ready.

Detonation tower, telemetric sensors,
film and television cameras,

a mock-up town, everything.

[Satari] Good.
And the personnel are all moving out?

Yes.

Then we are ready for countdown
to detonation.

Yes, sir.

This is operations control.

Stand by for countdown
commencement.

They thought they could
frighten us

with their ridiculous story about
a doomsday device.

They think we are fools.

Begin.

Heh, the air gun I developed
will get us up much more quickly

than conventional climbing techniques.

Yes, but will it be fast enough?

[Oscar] Jaime, where are you now?

We're still on the cliff,
about three miles from the complex.

[Oscar] You've got to cover those last
three miles very quickly.

Now, listen to me carefully.

We're moving to the communications center
at Brantly Air Force Base.

Now I'll give you some
update material.

Satari's people have already
started their countdown,

and the UN forces can't get there in time.

Oh boy.

How much time do we have?

You've got three hours
and 37 minutes.

Okay. I--

I'm just gonna
have to blow my cover, then.

I'll get back to you.

- Dmitri?
- What?

We're going to have to move a lot faster.

Jaime, there is no way we can.

Well, maybe there is.
Now, I'm coming up.

- You?
- Yes.

Move over. Now, here I come.

Okay.

[speaking Russian].

Okay, give me some of these
metal spikes now.

I guess a little foothold
wouldn't hurt.

Okay. Come on, Dmitri, follow me.
Here we go.

[grunting]

[panting]

You okay?

[panting]

You are a cyborg!

- A what?
- A cyborg.

A cybernetic organism.

Well, I prefer to call it bionics, myself.

It has a much nicer ring to it.

Somebody has finally succeeded
with a human.

I mean, in my country,
we--we--we

succeeded with lower animals.

But, but our two attempts with humans,
they ended tragically in death.

Yeah, well everybody's going to end up
dead if we don't get inside that complex

and disarm that doomsday device.
So come on.

What is it? What's the matter?

You've put me in a very awkward position.

I wonder how my government
will react to learn of your existence.

[sigh]

We've only got a couple miles to go.

All right, Russ, let's get cracking.

I want to establish a priority commlink
to the Pentagon,

the State Department,
and the White House.

- What about the UN?
- Good.

Set it up so that we can use
the scrambler if we have to.

Oh, and if you get any more signals
from the Athena-18 com sat,

I want them jammed and coded so that
nobody sees them except me.

How about a microwave
relay to Washington?

Fine.

Send a feed
to the world government leaders.

But not to the general public.

If Elijah Cooper has any more
messages to send,

I'd like the world leaders
to monitor them first.

Right. It might prevent a lot
of panic if things get worse.

If things get much worse,
it may not matter.

Oscar, can you set up
a datalink to my computer at the OSI?

There's something I'd like to check out.

Okay, I'll take care of that, Rudy.

Russ.
What's the news on the Satari countdown?

I'm getting it now.

Their nuclear device is set to detonate
in one hour, 41 minutes.

Jaime and Dmitri don't
have much time.

[Jaime] The complex is just beyond there.

Okay, come on. Wait!

[beeping, high-pitched whine]

That's a minefield.

[Dimitri] What?

They--they--they told me
there was an electronic mine field here.

- How do you know?
- And I can hear it with my bionic ear.

Perhaps I can jam it.

[beeping]

[beeping, high-pitched whine]

Huh-uh.

[beeping]

[high-pitched whine]

It isn't working.

So their electronics are more
sophisticated than I expected.

It's over me, then. I cannot cross it.

Wait a minute.

Wait a second.

[beeping, high-pitched whine]

Okay, come on, get down, get down.

[screaming]

[man] Dmitri, [speaking Russian]!

Okay, I think I can get us through.

- Come on.
- Not possible.

Well, I can hear the electronic
hum change

when I get close to one of the mines.

- So if you just stay right--
- Jaime, I can't do it!

I can't.

I was almost killed in a minefield
in Manchuria.

I can't do it.

It's over a mile across.

We've got to try, Dmitri.

- Now come on.
- Nyet!

It's impossible.

Wouldn't you rather die
trying than wait for that doomsday device?

Think of your people, Dmitri.

- [beeping]
- [minefield whirring]

[alarm sounding]

[man] Attention. Attention.

Attention.

All personnel, clear sector two.

Gain potential to zero, one, zero.

The countdown is at T minus 60 minutes.

Mark.

Dmitri, [speaking Russian].

- Jaime.
- Dmitri, come.

We're almost through now.

[shout]

Dmitri, [speaking Russian].

Dmitri.

[Russian voices echoing]

[man] Dimitri!

[voices continue echoing]

[Jaime[ Dimitri?

[voices continue echoing]

Jaime!

[man] Detonation tower circuits, check.

DC manual override, ready.

All systems, condition green.

Standby.

Detonation is in mark, T minus 15 minutes.

Are you all right?

Oh, my--my leg.

- Can you move it at all?
- It's my kneecap, I think.

The laser triggered a mine.

[Jaime] The explosion must have taken out
the laser gun.

Laser gun almost took me out.

Thank you.

Look, I think that we're almost
through these mines here.

Let me help you, come on--ooh.
Okay?

- [Dimitri] I don't know if I can make it.
- [Jaime] Come on.

[man] High-speed cameras to test mode.

Check.

Detonation at T minus 8 minutes
and counting.

- Easy.
- [grunt]

Ooh! Dmitri?

Jaime, I must stop this bleeding.

You go.

You try to disable the main magic
and memory banks at the computer.

Please.

You will carry the torch for my country
now as well as yours.

[alarm beeping]

Dr. Cooper?

[ALEX] How did you get through
that locked door?

How did you get through
the automatic outside defenses?

You're not Dr. Perry.
Who are you?

What is your name?
Who are you?

Won't you at least tell
me your name?

It's Jaime.

[ALEX]
Unusual and pleasant.

I am the ALEX 7000 master computer.

What exactly are you trying to do, Jaime?

It would seem that you are trying
to damage some of my components.

But anything you do to these components

will have no effect on me whatsoever.

[shout]

[ALEX]
I'll prove it to you if you like.

How?

[ALEX] The main breaker is by the door,
where you came in.

It turns off this entire
component section.

There.

You see?

There's really a great deal more
to me than meets the eye.

Automatic sequencer, stand by.

Automatic sequence, start.

T minus three minutes.

Dr. Cooper--

Dr. Cooper!

Here, Elijah, come on.

- Are you all right?
- Ha.

I guess this old heart of mine
is tired of the schedule

I've been making it keep.

Easy. There you go.

[sigh]

Huh, you're not Dr. Perry.

What are you, government?

Yes.

No matter now, anyway.

How can I help you?
What can I do?

Oh, you could stay by, young lady.

It's funny how people

never feel closer to life

than when death is right there upon them.

I always appreciated life most dearly

when I was at someone's funeral.

Yes, I--I understand that feeling,
believe me.

But Dr. Cooper, I need your help.

Now, uh--the world needs your help.

There are some men in the Mideast who
don't believe

that you've created this doomsday device,

and they're about to test a hydrogen bomb.

You must tell me how to stop your device!

I am greatly saddened that this
has come to pass so soon.

But I warned you.

There's no way to reverse the device.

Oh, please! You can't--

My child.

The people of the world
have persisted in their warring ways.

And they must learn their lesson.

God help you, my child.

God help us all.

Dr. Cooper?

T minus 10 seconds.

Nine, eight, seven, six,

five, four, three,

two, one, zero.

[explosion]

[alarm ringing]

[ALEX] The doomsday device
has been activated by a nuclear explosion.

Detonation of the doomsday device
will be in six hours.

[clock beeping]

We're not certain, Mr. President.

We have no confirmation that any--

[tone]

We're getting a signal now,
Mr. President.

No, the public can't see it,
only the world leaders.

[tone continues]

[Cooper] My friends,

I had hoped this taped message
would never be broadcast.

But somewhere in the world,
a nuclear bomb has just been exploded.

Thus, the doomsday device has
been activated automatically.

And it will detonate
in just under six hours.

[speaking foreign languages]

Three hours from now,

several large rockets will be launched

to seed the upper atmosphere
with a chemical

to make the Uthenium J even more lethal.

Believe me,

I am profoundly grieved that these events
shall come to pass.

But they shall.

In six hours, all life will
begin to die on this planet.

ALEX, can you hear me?

[ALEX] Of course, Jaime.

You realize that I have to get
to the central core of this complex

and stop this from happening, don't you?

[ALEX] It is foolish to even make
the attempt.

Well, I'm going to.

[ALEX] The central core housing
the doomsday device

is more than a mile underground,

and I have sufficient defenses
to stop you.

I am programmed to show no mercy.

You will die if you make the attempt.

So.

Then it is a duel between
you and me.

[ALEX] Yes.

May the best one win.

[theme music]