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Moonbase Alpha
status report, 1807 days

after leaving Earth orbit.

Dr. Helena Russel recording.

A derelict space ship has
appeared in our third quadrant,

Commander John Koenig and
security officer, Tony Verdeschi

are en route to investigate.

The question is, could
its sudden appearance

be connected with the fact
that our science officer, Maya

has developed a high
fever of unknown origin

which has so far
resisted all medication.

- Mentor, don't do it mentor.

You must leave Psychon.

Don't do it, Mentor.

We have to leave the planet.

- Take it easy, Maya.

- Mentor.

Mentor.

- Maya.

Maya.

- I've been having
terrible visions,

flames all around me,
volcanoes erupting.

- You have a very high fever,

as soon as we can bring it down

you'll be alright.

Is there anything you want?

- I'm afraid.

I'm afraid, Helena.

Where's Tony?

I want Tony.

- He'll be here soon, okay.

Alan, contact Eagle
One, ask them to return

as soon as possible,
I'm worried about Maya.

- Will do.

Sahn, will you get Eagle
One on the big screen

and open up a channel?

- Moonbase Alpha calling
Commander Koenig,

this is Moonbase Alpha
calling Commander Koenig.

Come in, please.

Commander Koenig,
come in please.

- Go ahead, Alpha.

- John, we'd like an eta on
your return, Helena's worried.

We'll return after we
board the derelict ship.

- All personnel assume
emergency positions.

Personnel assume
emergency positions

- What the hell's going on?

- Alan, come in, Alan.

Give me a shot of
Alpha on the big screen.

- What's happened to Alpha?

- It's disappeared.

- Mentor.

It's happening again.

- We're not on Psychon, Maya.

Hold on, Maya.

- What hit us?

- We'll find out, as
soon as we have time.

- Alright everybody,
back to your stations.

Maintenance.

- How long before you
can restore full power.

I'll give you a time as soon

as we locate the source
of the trouble, Mr. Carter.

- Can you get Eagle
One on the big screen?

- Alan, I cannot locate them.

What did this to us?

- I'm not sure yet, keep trying.

- Nothing.

- What's our position?

- That was our position.

This is our position now,

we have moved five light
years in a matter of minutes.

- We've gone
through a space warp.

There's no chance of
the commander ever

making it back to Alpha.

- Unless he can find a
window in the space warp.

- The chances of
that are pretty remote.

What's our present velocity?

- Back to normal.

- Get ready to launch
a refueling Eagle.

- Yes, sir.

- Yeah, I know it's a long shot

but if they can find
that space warp

then they're gonna
need refueling

to get back to Alpha.

Eagle One to Moonbase Alpha,

come in Alpha.

It's no good, John, I just
can't get a fix on them.

- There's only one answer, Tony,

they must have gone
through a space warp.

- They could be
billions of miles away,

we have fuel for
less than a million.

- Might not make any
difference even if we had

all the fuel we needed.

- Yeah, we wouldn't even
know which direction to go in.

- I'll help you.

I'll help you.

- Maya come on, come
on just lie back, come on

here we go, here we go, easy.

Alright now, alright
just take it easy.

You've been delirious, Maya.

- Yes, I know.

The nightmares,
they're getting worse,

they're taking over.

- Ben, prepare a sedative.

- No, that won't do it.

Helena, I'm beginning
to lose molecular control,

I don't know what will happen,

you've got to put
me in restraints.

- Maya I can't do that.

- You've got to.

I can be dangerous.

Put me in restraints.

- Ben, prepare a sedative.

Okay, put her
in restraints then.

- Command center.

- Alan, I must
speak to Eagle One.

- You have to tell her, Alan.

- Tell me what?

- That shaking, we went
through a space warp.

Eagle One is on
the other side of it.

We are five light years
from our last position.

- Okay, this is just about
where Alpha disappeared.

We've matched Alpha's velocity.

And now all we have to
do is find that hole in space.

- You're the doctor, Helena,
so forgive me for prescribing

but you need some rest.

- If there're any
developments, Helena.

- What are his chances?

- Well you know
John, he won't give up.

- What are the
chances of his finding

that same door in space?

- It depends.

- On what?

- On luck.

- Luck, in space?

I guess his chances
are a billion to one.

- Helena if I can.

- Maya?

Maya?

Maya, please revert.

No.

Maya, please.

- I got a rest period now,
do you want a coffee?

Hey.

- Emergency in corridor level A,

emergency in corridor level A.

- There's some kind of
monster loose on Alpha.

We've just been attacked.

- Emergency in weapons section.

- I heard.

All security personnel,
there's a dangerous creature

loose on Alpha, take no chances,

put your laser guns on kill.

Take no chances, kill on sight.

All non-essential personnel
to remain in their quarters,

this creature is dangerous,

I repeat this creature
is dangerous.

Security, kill on sight.

- Occupant of elevator,
please identify yourself.

Occupant of elevator,
please identify.

- Security.

- Elevator seven,
levels C and D.

- Yes, sir.

- Helena, what happened?

You alright?

- Maya, Maya turned into
some kind of a space creature.

Look I'm alright but there's
no telling what she might do.

- She's already been doing it.

Alan's orders
are to kill on sight.

- Alan, you've gotta
cancel that kill order.

- Hey now wait a
minute, that creature is...

- That creature is
Maya, she can't control

what she's doing.

- Top priority, all personnel

don't shoot to kill,
change to stun.

- Should we try number 11?

- No, let's try to raise
Alpha on the screen.

I guess there are gonna
be no miracles today.

How about that derelict?

It's power pods could
be the same as ours

and we might be able
to use its fuel store

if it's got any left.

- Yeah, you never
know, we could get lucky.

- What have we got to lose?

- It's making its way back
towards the upper levels

but we're staying
clear as you ordered.

- Don't lose contact,
but stay out of reach.

Tranquilizer darts
are almost ready.

- Okay.

But how much do we use?

Too little, no effect,
too much, death.

- Let's hope this is
the correct dosage.

- Well the stun guns
have had little effect on it.

- This has more of a kick.

- Mr. Carter, it seems
to be making its way

towards the travel tube.

- The travel tube?

When Maya was delirious
she was hallucinating

about Psychon, that
her father was still alive

and that she had to save him.

- Well you think it's
making for the Eagle?

- Yeah, and if she gets onto one

and starts off she'll be
making a one way trip

to a planet that's
no longer there.

- No, Maya, please listen to me.

Maya, listen please
let us try to help you.

- She's making for
launch pad four, come on.

Cut off the path to
the main travel tube.

Alright, Helena, we've got
her trapped underground.

We've hit her with stun
guns, tranquilizer darts,

and she's still on her feet.

Oh boy, what do we do now?

- We go in after it.

Alan.

- If she makes it to
an Eagle and takes off

there's no way we can help her.

- Come on, we'll try
the old travel tube.

- Launching area.

- This is top priority alert,

block travel tube tunnel
one, permit no entrance.

- Launch area, launch
area What's going on there?

Launch area pick up the
phone and give me a report.

Launch area personnel
can you hear me?

Will you get over here
and give me a report.

Launching area, launch
area what is going on in there?

Launching area,
what's happening?

- Mr. Carter, we've
been attacked by...

- Yeah okay, I figured that.

Where has it gone now?

- In Eagle Four.

It's too late, the boarding
tube's already retracted.

- We can't let it lift off.

- I'll bring her down.

- Alright, let's see
what's going on inside.

The anesthetic is
beginning to have effect.

- I'll bring it in.

- Right.

Can't we stop it?

- No, we have no
control over it now.

Get the rescue
unit on the double.

- Get her out of there.

- Move it, go.

- She's dying.

- Well can't you save her?

- I've never seen
this species before,

it's anatomy and vital
functions are unknown to me.

- Well you've got
to do something.

- Maya, change back
please, change back.

- That anesthetic
dart really worked.

Its metabolism
can't cope with it.

The pressure's in
here somewhere.

We have nothing to compare,

we've never seen
anything like this before.

We have insufficient
knowledge of this species

to know what that's all about,

we can't treat its injuries.

- Just stand here
and let Maya die?

- Look, the creature's blood.

If we treat it, it could upset
the corpuscle balance.

We don't know what the
hell we're dealing with.

- Helena?

How long ago did
Maya transform into this?

- About 45 minutes ago.

- Okay now look
you're afraid to operate

because you're unfamiliar
with its anatomy right?

Well Maya can't hold this form

for longer than one hour,

we've only got to wait
another 15 minutes.

- She doesn't have 15 minutes.

Ben, will you assist me, please.

- If you operate,
you could kill her.

- At least she'll have a chance.

We'll make our
incision right here,

if we can stop that blockage...

- What if it's not a blockage?

What if it's natural
tissues performing

a natural function?

- Let's find that out.

Alright, here we go.

- Dr. Russell, heart
fibrillating, pulse erratic.

- You can't operate,
she won't make it.

- Maya, you've
got to change now.

You've got to change right now.

Alan, I think she hears me.

Maya no, no!

Maya, no!

Stop it!

Don't kill him!

- Make sure your
gun's set on stun.

- That looks like
a docking port.

- See, we are getting lucky.

- Cut power.

- Power cut, okay
we're locked on.

- Right, let's take a look.

Tony, check the power
room, see if the fuel supply

is adaptable to our Eagles.

- Yeah, okay.

- Obviously a data bank.

- John that power room
is amazingly sophisticated,

it's way beyond
our capabilities.

- Maybe the answer lies here.

Look at that one,
it's a different color.

- Yeah.

- This is Captain Duro.

Commander of the Betanon
scout cruiser, Menon.

We want to have parsecs
distant from the mother ship

and Menon, when it
disappeared into a space warp.

That happened star time 12,

it is now star time 32

and through all that long period

I and my crew have
been desperately

trying to find that same
entry into the space warp.

We thought that
we had pinpointed

the exact location of
entry of the mother ship

into the space warp,
it was after a number

of unsuccessful attempts
to enter a space warp

that we realized our
coordinates were wrong

and it wasn't our fault.

On our space warp locator
our ship suffered much

damage, I sent my
engineers to work.

We were very close to
attaining the correct coordinates

when there was a
malfunction in a power pod

which caused an
explosion, killing all my crew.

I myself suffered a fatal wound.

In the last few
moments of my life,

I am making this
record so that if any other

intelligent life
arrives in this area

they will have an explanation
of these tragic events.

The data relating to
the space warp locator

is recorded on cartridge 26.

In the burial tradition
of my species

I have ejected my crew
members out into space.

And at the conclusion
of this report

I will join them.

- Well, if it's any
consolation to him,

we know how he felt.

- We owe him...

We owe him for pointing the way.

26.

- This stage of the
operation is critical.

The data shown must be
fed into our on board computer

and linked to yours,
the correct coordinates

will be obtained by connecting

the space warp locator
to your computer's

navigational programmer and
the Menon's computer activated.

The rest of the procedure
is relatively simple.

- Simple.

Wish we had Maya here.

- Well we don't.

- John it's a hell
of a long shot.

- Yeah.

But it's a shot.

Let's find that locator.

Travel tube clear.

- Check.

- Life support.

- Anything?

- There's none in
this area, Mr. Carter.

- Check.

Attention all
security personnel,

all the corridors are clear,
the travel tubes are clear,

the life support area is clear.

Levels C and D are clear.

Now check levels A and B.

Gotta be somewhere on this base.

- If Maya's still in
control, if her brain

is still feverish she'll be
trying to get to Psychon.

- The launch pads
are sealed off.

She cannot get to an Eagle.

- Well it might
take a little time,

but we'll find her.

- John.

- Tony, I found it.

- You know this is it?

- Let's transfer it to
Eagle One, see if it works.

- John even if we
do break through

that space warp and
come out the other side,

we're never gonna
catch up with Alpha,

we don't have enough fuel.

- Tony it's my hunch
that everyone on Alpha

is working on that contingency.

Come on.

- Sam, would you patch
me another refueling Eagle.

- Moonbase Alpha to Eagle Three,

Moonbase Alpha to Eagle Three.

Eagle Three to Moonbase
Alpha, go ahead.

Gary what's your eta?

- Eta to rendezvous point,
seven minutes twelve seconds.

- Rendezvous point, we hope.

- When you reach
the rendezvous point

I want you to cruise the area.

- For how long?

- Well until I give
you further notice.

- Mr. Carter, we've
cornered the animal

in air lock seven,
it seems hell bent

on getting out of Alpha.

- Right, we're on our way.

Still trying to get to Psychon.

- If she smashes that air lock.

- Uh huh, explosive
decompression

will wipe out everybody
on this section of Alpha.

You guys set on stun?

Fire.

- Computer, open the
inner door to air lock seven.

- What are you doing,
if that breaks through

the outer elec door
onto the surface,

she'll die instantly.

- Computer close the
inner door to air lock seven.

Ben, I need an
anesthetic gas cylinder

at air lock seven immediately.

Right, I'm on my way.

- In that confined space
the anesthetic should

have an immediate effect.

- It better.

- That's nothing.

No effect at all.

Maya.

- It must have an air store
like a camel stores water.

- Yeah.

How long will it last though?

- What matters is
that Maya can only

hold that form for an hour.

- Do you want us
to follow you, sir?

- No, not just yet.

Get yourself suited up
and wait for a command

around in air lock C.

- Yes, sir.

Command center.

- Have you got visual?

- It's approaching
area Copernicus

of the Copernicus depression.

Its pace has slowed.

- Right.

- Slowed, huh, must
be running out of air.

Depressurize.

- Okay, John I should
no be hooked up to your

on board computer.

- We have link up,
I'm going to activate.

- Okay, got all the coordinates.

Now all we have to
do is understand them.

- Alright, I'm coming aboard.

Creature is now on a bearing of

2670 and still slowing.

- Roger, Alpha.

- There she is.

- Moon buggy to
Alpha, we have visual.

- Alan look out.

- Helena, hang on.

Get out of the way.

No, Maya, no.

- Helena, I'm losing oxygen.

- Command center, I need an
emergency Eagle immediately.

- Beautiful.

- You'll be alright, Alan.

The creature's
running out of air,

if it transforms into
Maya she'll die instantly.

- One.

Two.

Five.

Six.

Seven.

Four.

One down to blue.

- One down to blue.

- Yeah.

- Conversation factor.

- Port thruster
22.2 second burn,

inertia factor green plus two.

- Green plus two.

- And that's it.

- Well here are the coordinates.

Let's hope they're
the right ones.

- Well, if Alpha
can do it, so can we.

- At least she's
still breathing.

- Barely.

Maya, can you hear me.

Change now, Maya.

- You're not making contact.

- She's been this
form for nearly an hour,

she can't hold it much longer.

- She hasn't come back as
Maya the last couple of times

what happens if she transforms
into something even worse?

- Any developments?

- None.

Refueling Eagle
maintaining position.

- And they have
nothing to report, either?

- Just that they're almost
at the point of no return.

Are you all right?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

Hey, well that's something,

at least we've got
full power again.

- Alan look, I'm getting
peculiar readings

from the area of
the refueling Eagle.

- There's nothing on the screen.

- There is something, Alan.

Sensors are picking up
an enormous disturbance.

Sensors readings
increasing in magnitude.

- Hey, do you see what I see?

- Do I.

Medical.

- Helena, I have a
little surprise for you.

Take a look at your screen.

- Break link with derelict.

- Pulse normal.

- Helena.

The restraints.

- You don't need them.

- But I'm dangerous.

- Not anymore.

- All life signs
stable, fever's gone.

- How do you feel?

- Like I've been riding
the tail of a comet

for days on end.

- We all do.

Refueling complete, commander.

- Right, thank you.

I want you to tow the
derelict back to Alpha.

Yes, sir.

- We're bringing
the derelict in.

- How come you
got the derelict in tow.

- It's a long story, Alan.

- What is it, something
special about it?

- Would you believe
a friendly alien?

- We'll believe
anything you say,

just get back to Alpha.

- Right, oh and
have Maya stand by

so she can apply her
beautiful scientific mind

to reveal the mysteries
of this magnificent marvel.

- As soon as she's awake.

You mean she's asleep?

- Well how about that?

We've been beating
our brains out trying

to jump back
through a space warp

and they've been doing
nothing back on Alpha

except catching
up on their sleep.

- Well you can't
blame them Tony,

if nothing's going on on Alpha

the least they could do
is a get a little relaxation.

- Right, Helena?

- Right, John, absolutely
nothing has been

going on down here on Alpha,

we have been all
perfectly relaxed.