All language subtitles for 01x24.The.Last.Enemy

- Two planets.

- We'll be in range to survey

the left-hand
planet in 24 hours.

- Still too distant
for a visual analysis,

but the spectro-graphic
analysis looks promising.

- Two planets.

Be nice to have a
choice, wouldn't it?

- Dione?

The council has
decided, unanimously.

We strike.

We strike first before the
traveling moon gets any closer.

- Excellent.

We've waited a
long time for this.

- Here we are John.

The data on the
left-hand planet.

It's inhabited.

- Paul, begin contact procedure.

- The moon is
approaching strike position.

- Perfect.

I want Certazius' programed
for immediate launch.

- Your crew is aboard
and waiting, Dione.

This may be our last chance.

You must not fail.

- Dione.

- We've picked up a signal
from the traveling moon, Dione.

- Ignore it.

Touch down and
assault will be as planned.

Stand by for launch.

Launch.

- Certazius on
course for the moon.

- Check.

- Check.

- Those two planets
revolve around the sun,

always on opposing sides

and the remarkable
thing is that neither planet

is visible to the other.

- Commander,

powered object approaching.

- It's a ship, battleship
size, a colossus.

- Activate defense screens.

Allan, put all Eagles
on launch pads.

Red alert.

- All defense systems
are activated, commander.

- Good.

Dione, they've activated
their defense systems.

- Analyze them
and keep monitoring.

- Any response from
that alien ship yet?

- Nothing yet, no
response at all.

I've tried all frequencies.

Still no contact.

- Allan, I want every Eagle
airborne as soon as possible.

- Well the last ones are moving
to the launch pad now, sir.

I'm just on my way.

- But keep spread out.

Approach it together.

As soon as you're in range,

I want every Eagle
to fire simultaneously.

Against that, it's
our only hope.

- Go.
- Yes, sir.

- This isn't quite
your style, is it John?

Shoot first and ask
questions afterwards?

- We've been asking
questions, Victor.

They haven't answered.

Look at the size of it.

It's either got an army
inside or enough fire power

to blast us out of
existence with one blow.

Now their purpose has
got to be aggressive.

- Well, if not now,

it soon will be if we
start shooting at 'em.

- What do you
suggest, that we wait?

Wait to find out?

No Victor, I can't risk it.

- Eagle Five,
ready for lift off.

- Eagle Five, hold.

Eagle Two, ready for lift off.

- Eagle Two, hold.

- Eagle One, ready for lift off.

- Hold Eagle One.

That's it Allan, all
Eagles ready for lift off.

Thanks Paul.

- On alert, moving
to attack positions.

- Neutralize all Eagles.

- Eagle One, to all Eagles.

After liftoff, center on
me above beacon four.

Eagle One to base.

I have no lift off.

- What's going on?

- I can't get lift off.

- Try automatic.

- Base to Eagle One.

Stand by for control lift off.

- No go.

All systems check.

All the duel systems, check.

All the safety cut outs
are functioning correctly.

- Trying again, Allan.

Eagle Two to base,
I have no lift off.

- Base to Eagle Two,
stand by for control lift off.

Eagle Five to base,
I have no lift off.

- Base to all Eagles.

Stand by for control lift off.

No go, we can't get them off.

- It's impossible.

All the Eagles?

What the hell is going on?

- Attack force Eagles
now out of action.

- Kano, give me the computer
breakdown on that ship.

- It's coming through
now, commander.

The gyro-magnetic ratio
has an anomalous factor two

and applied to electron spin.

The landed g factor
expresses, but that's impossible.

Gyro-magnetic ratio
has an anomalous factor.

Commander, the
computer's going haywire.

- Eagle One to base.

I have still no liftoff.

- Allan, we're getting
some kind of interference.

It's affecting Computer.

It's probably some kind of
ultrasonic magnetic distortion.

- Coming into the range
of moon defensive screens.

- Deactivate.

- Commander, our
defensive screens,

they have been deactivated.

- Fluctuating parallels.

Are communications
systems are also locked out.

- Eagle One to base,
I do not read you.

I do not read you.

Come in base.

Eagle One to base,
you must get us liftoff.

- Paul, can you clear that up?

- It's out of my control.

- I need emergency
power in the medical unit.

- Paul, switch to
emergency power.

Yes sir.

- Seems to be slowing down.

- Do you think
they're going to land?

- Could be.

Paul, the communication
systems, are they functioning yet?

- No sir, they're not.

- Kano, what's the
computer situation?

- Malfunctioning, sir.

- Sandra, any change
on the defense screens?

Negative, commander.

- Holy cow.

- Activate scanners.

- No sign of enemy activity.

- Activate missile launcher.

Lock on target.

- Everyone down.

- Weapons arranged
and ready to fire.

- Stand by.

- It wasn't aimed at us.

They were firing over us.

It's bombarding the
right-hand planet.

- No response from
the Deltan planet yet.

- They will.

At the moment they do,
pinpoint their firing positions.

- That ship comes from
the planet on the left,

lands on the moon, and
attacks the second planet,

the one on the right.

- Hmm.

Those two planets are on
opposite sides of their sun.

They can't see
each other because

of the much bigger
sun in between.

They can't fire at
each other directly

because any kind of
missile would be drawn

into the sun's gravity.

So, the arrival of our moon has

provided them with
a nice ready made

gun platform in
space, right John?

- Yeah.

What the hell have
we got ourselves into?

- Dione, missiles from Delta.

Track them.

- Commander, missile attack.

The planet on the right.

- Trajectory?

- Delta missiles on
random trajectory.

- Deltans have not
located our position.

Perfect.

Stand by to fire.

- Paul, all non-essential
personnel in deep shelters.

- Main mission to
all sections, Alpha.

All non-essential personnel
to the deep shelters.

All Eagles to bunkers.

And you three get down.

- Tracking missiles, range 492.

- Delta missiles
zeroing at range 264.

- Paul, check for damage.

Eagle One to base.

Eagle One to base,
do you read me?

- Base to Eagle
One, we read you.

Come in, Eagle One.

Are you all right?

- All okay.

Shooting match is over, hey?

- Seems to be.

For the moment.

- See if he has a liftoff.

- Eagle One,
prepare for liftoff.

- Copy.

- Allan, go and take a
look at that spaceship.

Check for damage.

Don't get too close.

The first sign of
trouble, pull out.

- Copy.

I'm circling the spaceship now.

Looks pretty knocked out to me.

No signs of life.

- Paul, get him
out of there, quick.

- Base to Eagle
One, pull out Allan.

Pull out.

- Copy.

- Paul, Sandra, try and
make contact with it.

Maybe we can get through now.

Kano, test that capsule for
any radiation or omission.

- Yes sir.

It's coming towards us.

Yeah, I don't like it.

- Probably some
sort of escape craft.

Are we going to let them in?

- How else can we find
out what's going on?

- Could be dangerous.

- Yeah.

They didn't fire
their big guns at us

when they had the chance.

Sandra, Paul, any contact?

- Nothing.
- No commander.

- Kano?

- No radiation
has it, all clear.

- All right, Paul, open the
airlock to launch pad 10.

Keep Eagle One up there

until that capsules
inside the airlock.

Also, I want three
security guards standing by.

Helena, Victor, let's go.

- Main mission to security,
three personnel to launchpad 10.

- Stand ready.

- You ask sanctuary of us?

- Not ask, commander.

Demand.

- Demand!?

It's your aggressive
action which has

put this base in
danger, in jeopardy.

No, you have no
rights here, none.

- Then I have nothing to say.

- All right.

We'll escort you back
to your escape craft.

Take her away.

- Wait!

Think, commander.

I have already demonstrated
the power of my ship.

We have many ships.

We could overwhelm
you if you gave us cause.

- Maybe.

But you won't be
around to see it.

Take her away.

- Listen to me.

If you send me off this base,

you will destroy any chance
of survival for your people.

- We want no part of this war.

- It's too late, commander.

We used your
moon to attack Delta.

They will come here
seeking revenge.

If you want to live,

all of you,

you need my help.

- You give me no choice.

- I'm glad you agree, commander.

Who are you?

- My name is Dione.

I am the commander
of the gunship Certazius.

My ship is now inoperable
and I am the only survivor.

Thank you, commander,
for taking me in.

I would only have
lived for a short while.

It was not our
intention to involve you.

- But you did and right now

we're smack in the
middle of your war.

- We were concerned only
with using this traveling moon

as a site for our gunships.

We calculated your
approach and carefully planned

a preemptive strike
against our enemies.

We hoped that it would
be quick and decisive,

but somehow, they
anticipated our plans.

It seemed they were
ready for our attack.

- Enemies usually are.

- You will understand the
problems of fighting a war

from opposite sides of our sun.

We have no direct
line of fire to our targets.

We had to have a
base out in space

to be able to bring
massive firepower to bear.

Many years ago, we tried
to use a passing asteroid

as a base, unsuccessfully.

It was too small
for our purposes.

- Many years ago?

How long have you been at war?

- We have always been at war.

- What is it, Allan?

- I could have sworn that ship
was completely knocked out.

- Well, isn't it?

- Well that escape craft
managed to get out okay.

I don't know.

- So there was one survivor.

What's so bad about that?

- I don't know.

- Commander.

Spaceship approaching Alpha.

- Shall I launch the
Eagles, commander?

- Your Eagle will be
no match for them.

The Deltan gunships have
the same capability as ours.

You must not get involved.

- Involved?

We are involved.

Now, what are you suggesting,
we sit around and do nothing?

I must at least take
up defensive positions.

- You must remain neutral.

- I would love to
remain neutral,

but my idea of neutrality
is not being a sitting duck

and being shot at by both sides.

- Commander, your weapons
are useless against that ship.

You must do as I say.

- Paul.

Commander?

- Keep all Eagles
in standby positions.

Yes, sir.

- Commander, if you will
allow me a communications link,

I will contact military command
and call up reinforcements

to protect Alpha.

- Protect Alpha?

What do you care about Alpha?

You send up reinforcements,

they send up reinforcements.

You fire at their
reinforcements,

they fire at your
reinforcements.

And where the hell are we?

We're the little
guy in the middle.

No thank you, lady.

It's not our war.

Everyone down.

Return next?

- Of course.

Our people will destroy
the enemy gunship.

- Then you send in reinforcements
to continue the battle,

right?

Missiles from Betha.

- They don't have to
miss by much to hit Alpha.

- How many are you
in Alpha, commander?

- About 300.

- Can your Eagle
vehicles hold them all?

- Just about.

What are you getting at?

- What is happening to
you was never our intention.

So you told me.

- I understand your anger.

It's natural also that
you should blame me.

I uh,

I would like to help you.

- How?

- Put your people
aboard the Eagles.

If Alpha is hit, then they'll
be ready to fly to my planet.

We'd welcome all of you.

Do you agree?

- Missile launch
from planet Betha.

- They've destroyed
the Delton gunship.

Direct hit.

- Well, we're back
to square one.

Dione's gunship is knocked out,

the enemy gunship is destroyed.

- Yes, end of round one.

- Now what are we going to do?

Sit around and
wait for round two?

- No.

I think we can be
effective, finally.

- How?

- By calling it a draw and
negotiating a cease fire.

- A cease fire?

- You said you
wanted to help us.

Well, a cease
fire would help us.

And frankly, it
would help you too.

- We don't usually
consider such a thing.

But our plan for a
quick decisive victory

relied on the
element of surprise.

We no longer have
that advantage.

Our plan has failed.

Of course I would have to
consult with my supreme command.

I can arrange for a
communications link to

put you in touch
with both planets.

- Good.

Kano, I want you to program
our communications system

to open a link
with both planets.

Dione will give
you the specifics.

- John, even if
this doesn't work,

it will be valuable
to gain some time.

Every hour, Alpha is moving
further and further away.

It won't be long before
we're no more use to them.

- How long?

- About four hours.

- Let's keep them talking.

- This is Taylos, Supreme
Commander of the Armed Forces

of the planet Delta.

- I am John Koenig,
Commander of Moonbase Alpha.

- What do you have
to communicate?

- I'm responsible
for the lives of the

people on this base.

Through no fault of ours,

we have become
involved in your war.

As long as the
fighting continues,

our lives are in
extreme jeopardy.

I ask for a cease fire.

- I appreciate your predicament.

We did not start this war.

We were attacked
treacherously and without warning.

The enemy gunship on your
moon had to be destroyed.

- Your gunship came to our moon

and was itself destroyed.

Heavy losses must have
been caused on both planets.

You have had your revenge.

I ask for a cease fire.

- I will place your request
before the presidium.

- At least we're talking.

- Dione, contact your commander.

- I am Thea, Chief
Commissioner of Bethea Defense.

We are fighting a
war, please be brief.

- Commissioner Thea,
I am John Koenig.

- I know who you are.

I've been listening to
your discussion with

Supreme Commander Taylos.

- Then you are aware that
I'm asking for a cease fire?

- We have been accused
of starting this war.

We did not.

It was started long before
we struck the first blow.

They were unreasonable.

They have always
been unreasonable.

But we are reasonable people.

You have asked for a cease fire.

We agree to a cease fire,

if Taylos also agrees and
we can discuss the terms.

- Commander Koenig, We
would agree to a cease fire

if it could be
properly supervised.

- We can place the cease fire.

Because of our position
here, we can see both planets.

We will give an early
warning if there's a spaceship

launched from either planet.

Is that acceptable?

- Not quite.

The Bethean's started the war.

Or be it, they called
it a preemptive strike.

We want to launch
a second gunship,

but we will hold it in
orbit around our planet.

- What you're saying is that
if the cease fire breaks down,

you want a military advantage.

- Correct.

- I don't believe Commissioner
Thea will go along with that.

- As I previously
stated, commander,

we are reasonable people.

- You understand that
should the Bethean's

launch a second gunship,
and you fail to inform us,

we will destroy Alpha.

- I understand.

Commissioner Thea, do you agree?

- We agree.

- You've done it, John.

- Yeah, let's hope it sticks,

at least ‘til we're
out of range.

- Well done, John.

I have my doubts.

- Me too.

- Congratulations,
Commander Koenig.

- Thank you for your help.

- It was in all our interests.

I would like to renew my
offer for you and your people

to come and live on Bethea.

From what I've seen
here, you will like us.

Our way of life is
similar to your own.

I made the offer at
the height of the battle.

It still stands.

- Well, that's very kind of you,

but we will have to discuss it.

If you'll excuse us, Sandra
will show you to her quarters.

- Certainly, commander.

- Paul?

I want two security
guards with her at all times.

Kano, instruct Computer
she is to have no access

throughout Alpha.

- If there is anything you need.

- Thank you.

Your computer.

Does it control access
to entromy's quarters?

- Yes.

- Well then I'll need
one of those, won't I?

- I am sorry, commander's
orders were that

you were to remain here.

- Prisoner?

- No, normal security procedure.

- I see.

- Are you seriously
considering her offer?

- Helena, we
can't afford not to.

We might never get a
chance like this again.

- Seems they're a lot like us.

In many ways.

- Betha will definitely
support our life patterns,

but even so, I'd like
a reconnaissance.

- We have no time for
reconnaissance, Victor.

We've got an invitation
from people like ourselves

to a planet like our own.

We can't ignore it.

- John, Alpha is intact and
we're moving out of range.

If we commit
ourselves to that planet,

there'll be no turning back.

- And of course, we've
only got her word for it

that we'd be welcome.

- It's a matter of trust.

- Oh.

Do, we trust her?

- Guards!

- Yes?

- Commander, Dione, she's gone.

- Commander, look.

Looks like we've found Dione.

- Yeah, what the
hell is she up to?

There's only enough
air in that thing

for another hour or so.

- Making for the gunship.

- Why?

- Everything's prepared, Dione.

- Get me Commissioner Thea.

- Congratulations.

At last we will rid ourselves
of the Deltan enemy.

Betha will be supreme.

Annihilate them, Dione.

The Moonbase is
trying to contact us.

- Dione, we gave our word
to supervise a cease fire.

Now what the hell are you up to?

- I'm genuinely
sorry, commander,

but my plan had
to be carried out.

This is war.

We are fighting
for our survival.

You're surprised?

Well, you shouldn't be.

- Your gunship was destroyed.

- Part of my plan.

I waited for a
near miss and then

detonated prepared charges.

It worked, our
enemies were deceived.

- As we were.

Why?

- It's very simple.

We have an active
gunship on your moon.

It's too late for them
to get one here now,

so once again, we
have the advantage.

- The truce?

Everything.

To gain time.

All planned.

- All planned.

Again, I'm sorry.

One does not behave
nicely in times of war.

- All weapons ranged.

- Ready for firing.

- Firing,

now.

- Kano, get me
through to Taylos.

- You have broken your word.

- Taylos, we've
both been tricked.

We both thought the
gunship was knocked out,

but it was a ploy to gain time,

to put you off your guard again.

- The cease fire has ended.

The gunship will be
destroyed and Alpha too.

- Taylos, I am responsible
for the lives of innocent people.

You must believe me.

I have not broken my word.

We've both been deceived.

- You are in a
position to give me

the exact location
of the gunship.

Give me its coordinates.

You will cooperate?

- We must remain neutral.

- There can be no neutrality.

The arrival of your
moon has upset the

military balance
between our two worlds.

We will bombard
your base at intervals

until you either give
us those coordinates

or the gunship is destroyed.

The choice is yours.

- I heard Taylos'
threat, commander.

Any attempt to do so and we
will train our weapons on Alpha

and believe me, at this range,
your destruction is certain.

- Missiles from Delta,
on target for Alpha.

- John, the damage,
the casualties,

we can't take much more.

- Dione, I'm coming out there.

- Out?

Out where?

- To your ship.

I'm coming out there now.

- Impossible.

- Now look, I helped you.

I took you in.

You owe me the same option.

Now I'm coming out
there in a moon buggy,

unarmed, alone.

- You would abandon
your command?

Your people?

- I didn't say that!

- What are you trying
to say, commander?

- Hold it, don't move.

I'm still the command here.

Do as I say.

- Now wait a minute,
commander, you're cracking up.

- Dione, I'm coming out there.

Don't do that.

- They cut him off.

- Did you turn
off the frequency?

Good, now listen to me, I
had to make that look real.

Call technical,

tell them to stand by
for meeting instructions.

- Main mission to technical,
stand by for instructions.

- All right, switch
on the frequency.

You cut me off again,
and I'll blow your head off.

Dione, I'm coming out.

- Whether you wish to die
on Alpha or the lunar surface

is your choice.

You will not be
allowed on board.

Dione, can you hear me?

Commander, go back to Alpha.

There's no place for you here.

Now, listen to me.

If you stop the bombardment
of Delta, I'll go back.

- You would have
us give up our victory

in order to preserve
you and your base.

Yes, now stop firing.

- Don't you understand?

This is total war.

- And let me in.

You owe it to me, Dione.

- Go back to Alpha, commander.

In a short time, we will have
destroyed all that remains

of the Deltan defenses.

If you return to Alpha,
you might just survive.

- Dione, missile
response from Delta.

- Commander, take cover.

Turn back!

- Missile from Delta.

On target for Alpha.

- Howling before impact?

- Minutes.

Dione, I beg you,
for the last time,

stop firing.

- Come on, hurry it.

- Turn back, you will not be
allowed on board this ship.

You only have yourself to blame.

- That moon
vehicle, it's a trap.

Turn the guns on it, quick.

Destroy it!

- It's no use, Dione,
the moon buggy is

under the range of our guns.

- No.

- Goodbye Dione.

- No!

- Call Delta, tell him the
Bethea gunship is destroyed.

Now signal Taylos.

Tell him to destroy
his missiles.

- Signal acknowledged.

- What a waste, total waste.

Still, perhaps some
good will come of it.

Maybe now they'll learn
how to live together.

- We survived, John.

- Yes, Helena, but
think of the cost.

- No further contact, sir.

- The evacuation
procedure, negative, sir.

Situation normal.

- Well, we've got five
cases of middle ear damage.

It's not serious.

There's nothing permanent.

We're lucky.

- I wonder what life on Dione's
planet would have been like.

- You feeling regret?

- No, no, just curious.

- Well, I think I'd
rather take my chances

wandering through
space than be involved

in a permanent state of war.

Anyway,

it's too late now.

- Yeah.

Too late.

They've got their war
and we have all of space

in which to find a home.

Somewhere.