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Moonbase Alpha status report.

565 days since
leaving Earth's orbit.

Dr. Helena Russel recording.

Two days ago, we encountered a

small planet moving
across our path.

Our scanners indicated
the presence of milgenite,

a rare mineral vital to
our life-support system.

Eagle 4 with its specially
adapted laboratory section

was dispatched
immediately to carry out

a full geological
survey of the planet.

- Hey, that's some cloud
bank we went through, John.

- I almost forget
what clouds look like.

- You can say that again.

- We now have
close visual contact.

- The closer the better.

- Only too close too
quickly can be dangerous.

- Mmm, definitely.

Maya, what have you got for us?

- She's a big girl, Tony.

- Yeah, she's not used to
loud-mouthed Irish Romeos.

- But she's a quick study.

- Hm.

- Geophysical scan
confirms presence

of large deposits of Milgenite.

- Life signs?

- Some kind of life
form is registering.

- Minimum and unidentifiable

- Atmosphere?

- Oxygen, nitrogen, inert
gases, hydrogen, breathable.

- Sounds alright.

That planet's going
to be a piece of cake.

Piece of cake?

It means there is
nothing down there

that will give us any trouble.

- Not a bad landing
Alan, not bad.

- Not bad, you
didn't feel a thing.

What's the latest count?

How much time do we have
before Alpha's out of range?

Uh, yeah well if
we're not off this planet

in about three
hours, three hours

and two minutes to be exact.

- Three hours.

- Mm-hm.

- Let's conserve energy,
switch to minimum power.

- Hey, that's my lucky hat.

- Never seen one of
these before, eh Maya?

Well, that's the
trouble with your planet.

They never had the
wonderful state of Texas.

- Or an Irish cowboy.

- We had many
wonderful things on Zycon.

Alright everybody,
gather 'round.

All set?

Mm-hm.

- Yup.

- We've got exactly three hours.

- Commander, in
three hours we will have

enough milgenite to
last Alpha indefinitely.

- I hope you're right.

Maya, program
computer for three hours.

Minus three hours to liftoff.

My turn to mind the store.

- Somebody has to,
Tony stay with her.

Let's go.

- Hey, hey.

- I can hear that
Milgenite calling.

- Dave?

- Hello, hello, hello.

Well, that's her.

Ohhhh, what a
beaut, what a beauty.

Say hello to big Dave.

- I hate to break up
your romance with

this rock, but we've
got work to do.

- Ah, the rocks understand
me Commander.

Me wives never
did but the rocks do.

- Fastest gun on Alpha.

- Right, well get
ready to dig for gold.

Hello.

Now that, that is strange.

- What is it Dave?

- It's not Milgenite.

- Then what is it?

- I don't know, but
there must be a source of

energy for that glow
from somewhere.

Let's take a sample back

to the Eagle for
computer analysis.

- Before we do, let's
check it for radiation

or any other dangerous elements.

- Right.

Mm-hm, nope.

No, negative.

- Alright then go ahead.

- Okay.

- Right.

Hello, now
something's off-balance.

- Let's find out
how off-balance.

Computer negative.

- I don't buy it, now
that rock has got to

show some geological reaction.

- There's no sign
of any life form now.

- Everybody leave
it alone, it's my baby.

Aaaaagh!

- He's dead.

Minus two hours, forty-five

minutes to lift-off.

- Alright, get that
thing out of here.

- Now hold it.

John.

I said get it out of here.

John!

What?

I'm getting brainwave patterns.

What?

- They appear normal.

- You say he had cardiac arrest?

Yes, all his internals
are functioning normally.

His heart has
stopped, he's alive.

This may shock his heart back.

It might destroy
the rest of him.

- I've got to chance it.

- It's no use.

- He began to respond.

- That was involuntary.

- Helena-

- I'm a doctor John,
not a miracle worker.

Look, I can cope with the
known, but the unknown.

- Tony's brain is still
functioning Helena.

- It's one of the
mysteries of life Maya.

- I thought I told you
to get rid of that rock.

- You can't.

You saw what it did to Tony.

- If there's a cure,
it's in the rock.

- I don't like the
intangibles here, we don't

know what the hell
we're dealing with.

We take him back to
Alpha and cure him there.

- Maya's right John,
the answer is here.

- Alright, but no one
goes near that rock,

touches it or looks
in it, is that clear?

- Well.

- Where do you
think you're going?

- Out, out to get what
we came here for.

- We've got bigger
things to worry us now.

- I know, look I, I am sorry.

I can't do your job,
but I'm the geologist,

and you can't do mine, and
Alpha needs that Milgenite.

Maya, I am sorry about Tony.

- Alan keep him company,
I'll be right with you.

- Isn't there any way
we can reach him?

- His brain is still alive,
there's that hope Maya.

- Right, well that should do it.

Uh, when I tell
you Alan, that one.

- Mm-hm.

- Is it reading?

- Yo.

- Right, let's have a look.

Quartz, orthoblaze, hornblend,
orgite, olivine, feldspar.

- No Milgenite?

- Yeah, well there has to be.

I checked the area
thoroughly before

I asked you to land here and

the computer on
Alpha confirmed it.

- You could have
made a wrong reading.

- No way, I checked
and double checked.

- Well the computer could
have had a malfunction.

- Now that's the human mind
for ya, doubt and disbelief.

The computer checked
out every component part

of Milgenite -

- Well.

- And I read it straight.

Now, Maya will you be getting

the microscope for me please.

I want to have a look at
this rock fluid on the slide.

- Now hold it, I told you
nobody cuts up that rock.

Nobody looks at it.

- We have to if Tony's
going to have a chance.

- No, it's too dangerous.

- But the secretion
from the rock won't be

as powerful as the rock itself.

And with my molecular structure

I won't be in as much danger.

- Ah no, no, no, no
no you don't little lady.

The eyes of Texas are upon me.

Uh, is it alright, it's
only the rock fluid.

I'm just going to examine
it under the microscope.

- Alright.

- Would you mind?

Well the little old Texas
heart is still beating.

What do you make of it?

- I don't know, it's not
the source of power

otherwise it would
have been dead

right off the bat like Tony.

Take a look at it
yourself Commander.

Hm, like blood core vessels,

Yeah.

Only they keep
separating and spreading.

- Well I reckon whatever it is,

it feeds the nerve
system of the rock.

- Then the rock must
be a living organism.

- Obviously the life form
our sensor picked up.

- Oh yes, it's alive alright.

- And lethal.

Tony?

Tony!

- What made that
rock in the Eagle

have the power to strike Tony?

And yet here, it left us alone.

John, John!

- Yes Helena.

Tony's gone.

- What?

He walked out of here.

- Then he's alive.

- No, well I don't
know, well he must be.

Helena, Helena, are you alright?

Helena!

- John, I, I think that that
rock has control of Tony.

John, I'm scared.

Stay where you are,
you're safer there

until we find Tony.

- Alright, let's
split up, let's go.

- Alright.

- Tony, Tony!

Tony!

Tony?

Tony!

Tony.

Tony!

- Tony!

Tony.

- Tony.

Tony?

Tony.

- Tony.

Tony.

- Tony?

- Commander,
Commander over here.

- He's blown another
piece of rock off.

He's been here.

- Tony, Tony can you hear me?

- Helena?

You said he was alive?

Helena.

- Oh yes, he is alive.

He came in here with a
rock, he put it down over there

next to the other one and
they fused themselves together.

- That does it, we're
getting off this planet.

- What about the rock?

- We must take it.

- Oh well take it, but
we'll dump it in space.

- We must take it back to Alpha.

- What?

- I need to examine it.

- Oh, you need to examine
your head, that thing goes.

- Nothing, no response.

- We've got trouble up here.

All systems are dead.

- Eagle 4 calling
Moonbase Alpha,

Eagle 4 calling Moonbase Alpha.

Come in Alpha, come
in Alpha, nothing.

- Moonbase Alpha,
this is Eagle 4,

Moonbase Alpha this is Eagle 4.

Minus one hour, forty-five

minutes to lift-off.

- Eagle 4 to Moonbase
Alpha, Eagle 4 to

Moonbase Alpha, do
you read me, come in.

This is Eagle 4, come in Alpha.

Alpha are you reading me?

Alpha perhaps
you're reading me but

we're not getting any from you.

Try and send us out a blink,

are you receiving
anything from us Alpha?

In some way can you
try and contact us?

Alpha, we are getting
no contact with you.

- Well, you take that,
there we are, right.

- Keep trying.

Eagle 4 to Moon Base
Alpha do you read me?

- How long has it
been pulsating like that?

- It just started.

Eagle 4 calling Alpha.

- Any change?

No, he's the same.

- That thing's gotta go, it's
too dangerous in the Eagle.

- But John, Tony is still alive.

Maybe we can find some
way to break through to it.

- We'll work on that outside.

- For God's sakes John,
don't go near it, it could kill you.

- So could old age.

Eagle 4 to Moon Base
Alpha, do you read me.

Eagle 4, do you read me?

John! Alan!

I'm alright, I'm alright.

What's happening?

- There was a blue light.

- The rock hit me
with a blue light,

it caused a paralyzing pain.

- Blue? It's yellow.

- Well it was blue.

- Yellow, orange and blue.

I wonder what color
kills, did you get through?

- No no, all
communications are dead.

I wish it could tell
us what it wants.

- Maybe it was trying to
communicate, say something.

- Alright, maybe it's angry.

Its natural habitat
is out there,

and we've taken it out
of its natural habitat.

- Did we, or did
it bring us to it?

- Maybe it could
brainwash the computer

into believing that
Milgenite was here.

Oh boy, that's going to
make the cowboy jump for joy.

- Then it took over Tony's
body using him to slice

off a piece of the parent
rock to bring it back.

No, it had the biological
powers to fuse itself.

Maybe when it gets what
it wants it will release Tony.

What does it want?

- Alright, one more
time, what does it want?

I don't get it, I've
brought in wildcat

oil wells back on Earth,
tapped uranium but, but this?

Now there's been water here.

Now geologically speaking,
there ought to be water.

But the whole planet
is like a, like a desert.

- What happened
to the Milgenite?

- Now don't say happened,
Maya, think positive.

- Well there's something
wrong Dave, there are

clouds above that
have dropped no rain.

The hydrostat says so.

- Yeah, well I'm not
worried about the rain,

that could be an
ecological goof up.

I'm looking for milgenite.

- Not on this planet, cowboy.

- And what's that supposed
to mean, astronaut?

- Dave, your computer
reading was right,

but your source, your
source was all wrong.

- What do you mean
my source was wrong?

- The rock we think, that
rock programmed our computer

to get us her on the
pretense we'd find milgenite.

That rock has power, energy,
intelligence and purpose.

Well look you're talking
as though it's human.

- No it's not human,
but it is a life form.

What we don't
know is its purpose.

And Maya, I think you
could help us find that out.

- If I could reach it.

I could save Tony.

- Now look Maya,
now wait a minute.

Look you've seen
what that rock can do.

- Maya it can be very dangerous.

- Well then why let her do it.

- Because there's no other way.

- Because you
can't think of one.

- Do you have any suggestions?

- Not off the top
of my head, no.

- Well then give
your mouth a rest.

- Look if you want -

- Discussion ended.

- John, I think she's
in communication.

- If that thing really is alive
and it's talking to Maya,

then it's off its guard.

Well I was only trying
to see if our weapons

could be effective against it.

- You fool.

- But I had it on stun,
I wasn't trying to kill it.

Well damn it, it's a
geological marvel.

- Suppose it killed Maya
in retaliation of your action.

- I was trying to help Maya.

- To her grave.

- I'm sorry Commander, I
can't communicate with it.

- It's a life form,
you can change into

anything organic, so you
should be able to communicate.

- It refuses.

- John.

Yes Helena.

- The rock changed
color, it's green.

- Helena, get out of there,
that could be the death color.

- John.

I told you to get
out of there Helena.

Helena, what's
going on in there?

- It won't let me go.

Are you alright?

- Yes, it doesn't seem
to want to hurt me.

It seems to be
holding me hostage.

Helena, Helena you alright?

- It seems to be
searching for something.

Ah.

- Helena, I told you
to get out of there.

- I can't get out.

- Helena, we're
right close to the ship.

Are you still held in a
lock, can you get out?

- The door won't open.

Try to get out.

Stay put.

- Try computer.

- I can't, the green
light stops me.

- Any pain?

No feeling, none.

I can't move.

- Helena?

- It's moving
around, it's exploring

our storage supply wall.

- Go into the pilot section.

I still can't move.

It's fixed itself on
our water supply.

- The rock has
absorbed all of the water.

That's what it wanted, water.

It needs water to survive.

- Yes.

And it will get it
any way that it can.

- Yeah I think I get
the scene, now the rock

all these rock needed
water to survive.

These others are dead.

- Over the centuries they
drained this planet dry.

- It didn't have to
commandeer our Eagle.

We could have
helped it, taken it

to a planet with water.

- Maybe it's like humans.

When they panic, they
don't they don't think too well.

- Amazing, imagine the
geological paper I can write on this.

- Commander, the human
body is mostly water.

- And Helena's in
there with that rock.

John, the green light
has moved off of Me.

Make a break for the door.

- I can't get the door open.

- It's lifting off.

It's taking the rock with it.

- You've got a one-track
mind and a stone aged skull.

- Now wait a while.

- I'm losing the
Eagle and all you can

think of is that damn rock.

- Now look,

- Get away from me.

- It's coming down.

- Yeah, it can't leave
the rest of itself behind.

- Helena, what's
happening in there?

- I don't know, I don't know.

- What about Tony.

No change.

- The rock has begun
to pulsate again.

- What color?

Yellow.

It's taken over the computer.

There are different star charts

flashing on the screen.

- It's probably looking for a
place where there's water.

- It's facing a deadline
the same as we are.

- Yeah, which deadline
runs out first, its or ours?

- I don't know, but
my guess is our friend

has to get off this planet
soon, or it's going to die.

And we know that feeling.

Helena, are the star
charts still flashing?

- No, it's just stopped,
the screen's blank.

- Now listen Helena,
we think that rock

is trying to get
off this planet.

If it is, Tony is
going to have to do

his rock gathering bit again.

The second he leaves the ship

I want you to alert us, okay?

- Alright.

- Let's move.

Alright, I was the two of
you to stay clear of the action.

We'll take care of Tony.

- What are you going to do?

- We can't let him take any more

of that rock into the Eagle.

- Well how are we
going to stop him?

- Stun him, maybe if
we hit him hard enough

we can loosen the rock's hold.

I want the two of
you to get behind

those rocks and
keep out of sight.

Alan, you come with me.

He's out John.

- Okay, stay where you are.

Make sure that
gun's set on stun.

You too huh, you think

the rock is all I care about?

- What happened?

- The laser energy
added to the rock's power

it's affected it's
molecular structure.

- Yes?

John, Tony has
reappeared, materialized.

- He was transported.

- Helena, we just hit
him with our lasers,

hoping it would loosen
the rock's grip on him.

- He's moving, he's
making some sounds.

- Sudden power
surges weaken the rock.

Now, that means it's
most vulnerable now.

If we can take
Tony's com-lock we

can open that Eagle door.

We have Tony's com-lock.

We're going to use it to
open up the Eagle door.

- I've got his laser,
where's the com-lock?

- Hey cowboy.

He's going to do
something stupid.

- Tony?

- Oh, Helena what happened.

Minus one hour thirty

minutes to lift-off.

- Come on, let's
get out of here.

- Uh.

- Out both of you, out.

Quit your shoving

Alright now, come on
take it easy you'll be alright.

- Tony.

- He'll be alright now Maya.

- Oh.

Come in Dave, come in Dave.

Come in Dave.

Come in Dave, come in Dave.

Come in Dave.

- Maybe he's dead.

- No if it wanted to kill us,
Helena would be dead now.

- Then he's been taken
over like Tony was.

Oh, he had to go
charging in there.

- We owe him for that, it
got Helena and Tony out.

How are you doing?

- This laser gun is taking
longer to adapt than I thought.

- How much longer?

- Not long.

- You sure it will work?

- Four laser beams
firing together will

create enough heat
to dry up a reservoir.

Well then it's a cinch to

dehydrate the rock, weaken it.

- Perhaps kill it.

- If we have to then we have to.

- Better get ready Maya.

- For what?

- If that rock is using
Dave, he should

be coming out any time now.

- We can't risk
lettin Dave bringing

any of the parent rock back.

- That rock could
become too powerful

to feed if it gets
reinforcements.

Alan, get close to the Eagle,

tell us the second he comes out.

- Here he comes.

- Maya, you know what to do.

Minus 15 minutes to lift-off,

range critical.

- Commander, help me.

- Maya, get out of there.

I can't, it's pulling
me towards it

but you can break
its grip, it's using

most of its power to fuse me.

Break away now, break away now.

The rock's turned red.

- Red is death, red is death.

Use your laser
guns, dehydrate it.

- Easy there, it's okay
it's okay, you're alright.

Yeah.

How is he?

- He's okay.

- Call Helena and Tony,
we're getting off this planet.

- Helena, Tony,
get back here now.

- Alright Alan, take her up.

It's dying.

- Yes it will, in a couple of
hours unless it gets water.

- It didn't want to hurt us,
it only wanted to survive.

- It's too bad the clouds won't
give up their water in time.

Hm.

- We can make them give it up.

Nucleoid active crystals,
we've got plenty of it.

- Yeah, of course,
we can make it rain

by dropping the
crystals on the clouds.

- You set it up.

- John?

- Yup.

- We'd like to drop
some nucleoid crystals

into those clouds.

- Nucleoid?

- Mm-hm.

- Maya?

Yes Commander?

- You all set, rain-maker?

- Yes Commander.

- Jettison crystals.

- Well, we didn't get
away with any milgenite.

- No, but we got
away with our lives.

- Yeah.

- Hm.

- For Milgenite, another time.

- Alan, you think you
can find our way back.

- Can I?

_ Let's go home.