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(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

MAN: Fellow citizens
and compatriots,

I am besieged by 1,000
or more of the Mexicans

under Santa Anna.

I have sustained
a continual bombardment

and cannonade for 24 hours,
and have not lost a man.

Hee-ya!
(HORSE NEIGHS)

I shall never surrender
or retreat.

Then I call on you
in the name of liberty,

of patriotism,

and everything dear
to the American character

to come to our aid
with all dispatch.

The enemy is receiving
reinforcements daily

and will no doubt increase
to 3,000 or 4,000

in four or five days.

If this call is neglected,

I am determined
to sustain myself

as long as possible
and die like a soldier

who never forgets
what is due to his own honor,

and that of his country...

Victory or death.

Lieutenant Colonel
William Barret Travis,

the Alamo.

(FOOTSTEPS)
You're late.

Is it safe to talk in here?

I mean, are they listening?

What're you
prattling on about?

Of course it's safe.

Ask my why I'm late.
Why are you late?

Because I don't have a car.
Ask me why I don't have a car.

Because I am too scared
to get in mine

because your
Rittenhouse guys hacked me

while I was going
50 miles an hour!

Are you all right?
Do I look all right?

Right, well, I'm sorry.

They, um, shouldn't be
contacting you directly.

(TENSE MUSIC PLAYING)

Is that all you have to say?

You sold me out.

You had them send some goon
to threaten me and my family.

Wait a minute.
I'd never do...

You're like a son to me.

Now, for you to think
that I would...

I don't know
what to think of you.

Well, now you know
what they're capable of.

You have to cooperate.

We both do.

You wanted to
see me, ma'am?

Thank you for coming in.
I know it's late.

This is Deputy Director
Patrick Ramsey,

my boss at the NCTC.

Master Sergeant Logan,
it's an honor.

You're a real war hero.

We've all heard
what you did in Syria.

But you're replacing me.

How'd you know?

A guy like you
doesn't show up

unless it's to get rid of
a guy like me, sir.

The job's
to kill Garcia Flynn.

You just haven't
gotten it done.

Maybe the next guy will.

Who're you bringing in?
Dave Baumgardner.

Bam-Bam.

I served with him
in Kandahar.

He'll do a good job.

I'm happy to brief him
if you'd like.

For what it's worth...
(SIGHS)

Agent Christopher
fought like hell
to keep you here.

Thank you, ma'am.
But I get it.

It's results-oriented
business,

and I haven't
delivered results.

(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)

(EXCITING MUSIC PLAYING)

MAN: Attempting
to pinpoint now.

WOMAN: Level reading
is satisfactory.

MAN 2:
The states are moving.
DENISE: What's going on?

Flynn's gone.
To March second, 1836.

Looks like...

Around San Antonio.

That's days
before the Alamo.

I'm from Texas.
We all know that one.

I'll call Lucy.

When's Baumgardner
gonna get here?

Not soon enough.

Looks like you're taking
one more trip.

I'll make the best
of it, ma'am.

No, yeah, I'm on my way.

(SIGHS)
Where are you going?

Work.
At this hour?

Lucy, what's so important
about this new job

that these
Mason Industries people

need you to be there
at midnight?

Mom, I told you.
I signed an NDA.

I can't talk about it.
So I won't tell anyone.

Come on. Just
between you and me.

It doesn't work
that way, okay?

I gotta go.
Lucy.

I'm asking because
I'm worried.

You moved
back in with me,

you're ignoring
your fiance,

and you are bailing
on your teaching.

I get how strange
this all looks,

and I do wish that I could
talk to you about it.

But... (SIGHS)

I just need you
to understand.

We used to talk.
Do you remember?

So talk to me.
Maybe I can help you.

Okay.
Mom, please, all right?

Because from where
I am standing,

you're throwing away
everything
you've ever worked for,

and for what?

Lucy, I raised you
better than that.

I raised you
to use your head,

and that Lucy has
her whole life planned out.

Well, maybe I'm not
that Lucy anymore, okay?

Really?
And let's be honest.

There's a lot you're
not telling me either.

Are we seriously
gonna do this again?

You won't even
tell me his name.

(SIGHS)

I just wanna know
who my father is.

(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
(ALARM BLARING)

So, Alamo, huh?

A word synonymous with
gory and inescapable death.

Wyatt, you wanna
say something
strong and reassuring?

Hey, don't look at me.
I just got fired.

What?
Yeah.

This is gonna be
my last mission.

How'd you get fired?

How do I get fired?

(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

I mean, you... You seem
pretty okay with this.

Yeah, well, I know the guy
they're bringing in.

He's good. You'll like him
better than me.

What if those go off in here?

They won't.
I know what I'm doing.

Okay, but still.

You're bringing grenades

to the Alamo?

Well...

If I get one last shot
at Flynn,

you better believe
I'm gonna take it.

What are they gonna do?

Fire me?

(WHIRRING AND CLANKING)

Quite something,
isn't she?

Normally I'm jealous
I'm not going with them.

But not this time.

Not this mission.

(PAPERS RUSTLING)
(ALARM BLARING)

(OVERLAPPING CHATTER
IN SPANISH)

General Santa Anna...
pleasure to meet you.

So. You're the man
who snuck into my camp...

How is it you're still alive?

Well, there's this
for starters...

(METAL CLANGING)

Compliments
of Queen Isabella II.

I also have a letter
from the Queen.

You'll see
everything's in order.

Spanish Gold, eh?

This a bribe?

Call it a gift.

(LAUGHS)

So Isabella wants to meddle?

Send a spy amongst us?

I'm Colonel Flynn.

I was only sent here
to offer assistance.

Assistance. I see.

And exactly how are you
going to assist me?

For starters?

I'll help you crush
this rebellion.

Once and for all.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

So are we just, like,
walking into a war?

Relax. It's not for
another four days.

When General Santa Anna
and his 4,000 troops

kill 180 men
in less than an hour.

Right. I'll just relax.

Hmm. But after
they were overrun,

the whole
"Remember the Alamo" thing,

it got everybody
all fired up

and it turned
a small rebellion

into a huge revolution
overnight.

I mean, this battle is why
there's even a State of Texas.

A bunch of famous people
died here too.

Jim Bowie.
The knife's named after him.

Davy Crockett.

So how do we get in?

Right through
the front door.

Honestly, they're
so undermanned

they'll probably take
any help they can get.

So what does Flynn want?

I don't know.
To make it worse, I guess?

How the hell do you
make the Alamo worse?

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

No, baby, you put
the kindling
down here like this.

See?

I expected soldiers.

It's mostly local
ranchers, farmers,
families too.

Part of me just
wants to shout out,

"Run for your lives,"
you know?
I know.

Are those, uh...
Free men.

Slavery was outlawed
in Mexico,

and this is all
technically still Mexico.

At least for one
more month, anyway.

Viva la Mexico.
(SCOFFS)

(SOFTLY) I wouldn't say that
too loud around here.

That's gotta be him.

That's Bowie.

Um... Let me take
lead on this, okay?

Excuse me, Colonel Bowie?
Sir?

Yes, ma'am?
Hello, hi.

I'm... I'm Lucy Preston.
This is Wyatt Logan.

How do you do, sir?
Wyatt.

We just arrived.
We're here to volunteer.

Well, I'm glad
to have you.

So you're just in
from where?

The east. San Felipe.

Ah, I've got family
in San Felipe.

Oh, you do?

It's... It's nice.
It's lovely there.

Um... Actually, I was...

We, uh, were passing through
on the road from San Felipe...

Look, we're
looking for a guy.

Tall guy, dark hair, accent,
name is Garcia Flynn.

What? I'm sorry...
He's a Mexican
sympathizer.

This guy might have already
infiltrated the fort.

He is very dangerous.
Have you seen him?

I don't know...

But I will ask around.

Okay.

Ma'am.
Thank you kindly.

You came on a little strong
with him, didn't you?

I mean, I just don't want you
to freak him out.

We don't have time
to play cowboy.

That bear was ten feet tall

standing on his hind legs.

I saw him coming,
all I could think was,

"I'm so skinny, I'm gonna make
piss-poor eating."

(LAUGHTER)

Davy Crockett.
Guilty.

He's got the hat.
(LAUGHS)

Come on.
What happened then?

Well, he roared
and he lunged for me.

I just grabbed him.

That bear locked those teeth
around my arm,

started chewing on it
like a turkey leg
at Christmas.

(LAUGHTER)
BOY: What'd you do then?

Well, I wasn't gonna
let him finish his supper.

(LAUGHTER)
I fought him off,

then I wrestled him
to the ground.

You wrestled him
one-handed?
Shut up, Johnny.

He's telling a story.
MAN: Yeah, Johnny...

(WHISPERS) Oh, my God.

That's Davy Crockett.
I know, right?

We're not tourists.

Split up. Scour every
inch of this place.

We gotta find Flynn.
You got it?

Yes, got it.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Ma'am.

Oh, good.
There you are.

Rufus and I aren't
having any luck.

You?

Keep looking.

Are you okay?
Yeah.

Okay.

(SIGHS)

(DOOR OPENS)
FLYNN: Colonel Travis?

Didn't mean to
startle you, sir.

Who the hell are you?
Name's Flynn.

And what're you doing
in my office?

I wanted to meet you.

I'm an admirer of yours.

You see, I'm here
same reason as you.

I'm a patriot,

and I know
it can't be easy.

People call you a fanatic,

but what you really are
is a revolutionary

fighting for freedom
against a corrupt power,

and it's a lonely road.

I understand that.

I'm not that alone.

I have men

who told me to look out
for a tall son of a bitch

with a funny accent.

Apparently,

he's dangerous.

(GUN CLICKS AND FIZZLES)

I'm sorry.

Like I said,

I'm an admirer of yours.

You deserve a better fate.

(GUNSHOT)

(MEN SHOUTING)

He's dead.

This the man
you warned us about
did this?

Yeah, I think so.

That gunshot came
from a semi-automatic.

Flynn was right here.

I'll find him, sir.

Not if we
find him first.

Come on.

Ma'am.

Excuse me.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

What the hell happened?

That's Colonel Travis.

He was supposed
to die in battle
in four days,

but not now.
Not like this.

If he was gonna die anyway,
then why did Flynn do it?

Oh, no, the letter.

(MEN SHOUTING IN SPANISH)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

It's a red flag.

RUFUS: What's
a red flag mean?

It means no quarter.

No prisoners.

Execute anyone who
tries to surrender,

which is not
supposed to happen,
by the way.

Santa Anna was supposed
to let the women
and children go free.

Am I missing something?
None of this is
supposed to happen.

That army isn't
supposed to be here
for another three days.

Flynn must have found
a way to change it.

But why?
Must be about the letter.

What letter?
Travis's famous

"Victory or Death" letter.

It's the one that was
re-printed in U.S. newspapers

all over the country. It's why
we remember the Alamo.

It's why they were able
to defeat Santa Anna

in a few weeks.

It's only two sentences.
Exactly.

Because Travis was killed
before he was
able to finish it.

So, no letter, no Texas.

Wyatt, are you
even listening?

All of this,

and Flynn manages to
trap us in the Alamo.

(CHUCKLES WRYLY)
Gotta hand it to him.

Wyatt, I know that
you want Flynn,

but we really
need you right now.

(SIGHS)

Wyatt, please.

(SOLEMN MUSIC PLAYING)

Rufus, you need
to find a way out.

A way out?

There's two things
everybody knows
about the Alamo.

One, everybody dies.

Two, they die
because there's no way out.

The Alamo didn't have
anyone as smart as you.

Figure it out.
Make a way if you have to.

We need to get the women
and the children out.

Same with the letter.
Well, like I said before,

Travis didn't finish it.
Then finish it for him.

I'm gonna try to
buy us some time.

Now, boys, the general sets
one foot outside that tent,

and Davy here's
gonna nail him.

The man can part his hair
200 yards.

Ain't that right, Davy?
I'll part his short hairs.

That he will.
WYATT: Colonel Bowie.

Yes, sir?
A word?

Excuse me, boys.

What can I do for you?

I can help you.

I just need command
of some of your men.

What was your name again?

Master Sergeant Wyatt Logan.

U.S. Army.

My friend's
working on a plan

to get the women
and the children out,

but we need to
buy him some time.

Everyone's safe for now.
Thanks.

Not for long, sir.

Look, don't go putting
us in the ground
just yet, all right?

Colonel Fannin and his troops
are on their way as we speak.

No. They aren't.

No reason
to lose faith, son.

No one is getting
out of here alive.

Do you understand me?

Santa Anna is waiting
on reinforcements,

and when they come,
which they will,

tomorrow,

he's gonna come
over this wall

and in 20 minutes
you're all gonna be dead.

Wyatt.
So we need to get

the women and
the children out.

You listen to me.

I don't care
how scared you are,

you will not speak
that way around my men.

You got that?

General?

You wanted to see me,
Colonel?

You raised the red flag.

We never discussed that.

I wasn't aware I had to
discuss anything with you.

Of course not, General.
It's just...

Perhaps you'd consider letting
the women and children go.

They're innocent, after all.

You were the one who advised me
to attack early.

Who said we can't
let that letter out.

So. If I release
the women and children...

...doesn't word
get out anyway?

This is your strategy,
my friend.

No, es. No es.

Look...You're a father.

As am I.

Certainly you can
understand that-

This is war.

There are sacrifices.

If you don't approve
you're free to leave anytime.

This is not acceptable!

This is my war! Not yours!

If you try to interfere...

I'll have my soldiers kill you
where you stand.

Friend.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

(BUGLE PLAYING)

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

What the hell's
with the music?

Oh, it's meant to
keep us up at night.

Me, I don't mind it.

When the music stops,
that's when you gotta worry.

Psychological warfare.

Psycho-what?

Nothing.
(CLEARS THROAT)

(BUGLE CONTINUES PLAYING)

Don't suppose you know
a way out of here?

Sure. Main gate.

Three-thousand-man
welcome committee
out there waiting for you.

(GAGS)

(COUGHING)

(LAUGHS)

You thought that
was water, did you?

Mmm.
Mmm-hmm.

There's more whiskey
than water right now

since Santa Anna
blocked the aqueduct.

There's an aqueduct?
Yeah.

Show me.

Great news, the aqueduct goes

from the fort
to the river here.

That's right, there was
an aqueduct system

running all through
this area
built in the 1740s.

If we can get in,
we can sneak

the women and
the children out.

Your letter too.
Okay.

The only problem is
where it connects.

Under the chapel
via a softball-sized hole

through three feet of stone.

So how the hell
are we supposed to
get through that?

I'm sorry, where's
the great news here?

(EXHALES SHARPLY)
How's the letter coming?

(SIGHS) It's not.

I'm having the world's
worst case
of writer's block.

I know that there's
something about
"patriotism" and "liberty"

and "American character."

I think.
RUFUS: You don't know?

You're the historian.
Yeah, believe it or not,

I have not memorized
every single letter
ever written

in the history of time,
and this letter,

if I don't get
every single word
exactly right...

It's just a letter.

It's not just a letter.

It's the letter
that created Texas.

No pressure or anything.
For God sakes.

You're in your own head.
Just write something.

Anything. It doesn't
have to be exact.

Oh, I can just say
whatever I want

like you did with Bowie?
Yes.

You say what's in here.

Quit pretending.

All this dress-up

and the grade school drama

and the
"we're from San Felipe."

That's the job.
That's my job.

No, the job is Flynn!

And I cannot do it
with all of this crap!

(EXHALES SHARPLY)
How am I supposed
to do my job

with my hands
tied behind my back?

(EXHALES SHARPLY)

You know what, maybe
Agent Christopher was right.

Maybe I'm not
the guy for the job.

I'm sorry.

Wyatt...
(EXPLOSIONS)

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING
AND SCREAMING)

(SCREAMING CONTINUES)
(EXPLOSIONS CONTINUE)

Wyatt!

(COUGHING)
(GRUNTING)

MAN: Wyatt? (COUGHS)

(HEART BEATING)

(EXHALES SHARPLY)

Come on, buddy.
Help me out here.

There you go.
Pull your arm back.
Here we go.

Bowie!
Over here.

(EXPLOSIONS CONTINUE)

Here, give him to me.
I got him.

You got him?
Yeah.

Hey.

You don't look so bad
for having a wall
fall on you.

Could have been worse.

Could have been
a whole building.

WYATT: Santa Anna's
just softening us up.

Almost finished.
You're doing fine.

How'd your old man raise
such a tough kid, huh?

Wouldn't know.

Santa Anna got him.

Him and my brothers.

Bexar last year.

(GRUNTING)

Scouts just came back.

Reported another
1,000 troops

just joined
Santa Anna's
party outside.

The hell are you doing?

Trying to get
the women and
children out.

Through the aqueduct.

Just gotta get
through these first...

Three...

Feet.

You know that's stone?

I am aware!

(RUFUS PANTING)

How do you do it?

How are you not

screaming in terror
right now?

You're not screaming
in terror.

On the outside.

You... You're, like, macho at
a level I can't even deal with.

All "King of the
Wild Frontier."

You wrestled a bear,
for God sakes.

I never wrestled a bear.

What?
Not even close.

But there was a bear.

What happened?

Well, I was
out scouting,
I got cornered,

she charged me,

and I pissed myself.

(CHUCKLING)
Fired wild, and I
fell into a creek.

When I got myself up,
I couldn't believe

the shot took her down.

I was scared
outta my mind.

Then what did you do?

Well, I went back
and told my men
that I wrestled a bear.

One-handed.

(CHUCKLES)

Because sometimes

folks need a leader
who can wrestle a bear.

(SOLEMN MUSIC PLAYING)

Now don't you go
telling everybody

and ruin my reputation.

So I... I appreciate you
pulling young John out
from under that wall.

You saved
his life, you know.

Anyone would have
done the same.

We're not gonna make it.

Colonel Fannin
and his troops
ain't coming.

And Santa Anna's getting
his reinforcements
like you said he would.

Won't be long now.

Look, I don't like
being right.

I'd give anything to get
your men out of this.

I just don't know how.

But I'm pretty sure

that I could help save
the women and the children.

You want to get them out
through the aqueduct,
don't you?

Crockett saw your man

banging away on the stone.

Rufus will figure it out.

But we gotta
buy him the time.

(SIGHS) Well,
you better tell me how.

Here's the fort.

Now, Santa Anna's men

are coming over
these walls,
like it or not.

And if they come over
all at once,

it's gonna be over fast.

Maybe too fast.

So I want you
to pull your men
off the north wall.

Leave it undefended.

The north wall's
our weakest wall.

Exactly. That's where you
want Santa Anna to attack.

Your soldiers won't be
getting hit
on all four sides.

Instead, you'll
bottle-neck 'em
right through here.

This won't stop 'em.

But it'll slow 'em down.

Hopefully long enough
to get the civilians out.

You done this before.

Haven't you? Where?

Nowhere near here.

It was kind of
like this, though.

We were pinned down.

Outmanned. Outgunned.

I'm the only one
that made it out.

Your men...

They last long?

Wish I knew.

I left them behind.

One of us had to get
this important piece
of intelligence out.

So...

We flipped a damn coin.

It was between me
and my buddy, Zachary.

We were the only two
not wounded.

I'm the jerk that
had to call heads.

Zach... (CHUCKLES)

He said I was
meant to survive.

You know,
like it was fate.

As if that's a thing.

So six men

held off a hundred fighters,

so I could escape.

I left them there to die.

And they gave me
a medal for it.

Crockett.

Pull all our men,
the cannon,

everything off
the north wall.

We're gonna try and get
the women and children out.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

LUCY: When I was young,
I'd read stories

about great heroes
doing great deeds.

The truth is,

real heroes don't look
at all like I pictured.

They're far from perfect.

MAN: Here.

LUCY: Bull-headed,
stubborn, reckless.

And also recklessly brave.

They charge in without
a thought to themselves.

Not without fear or doubt,

but in spite of it.
(INAUDIBLE)

We are all scared.

But we are going to fight
and die anyway,

to give everyone else
a chance at a better future.

Because the future matters.

Victory or death.

Signed, the men and women
of the Alamo.

(DISTANT PATRIOTIC MUSIC
PLAYING)

I should have thought
of this before.

Thought of what?

Do you still have
those grenades?

Um...

(MUSIC STOPS)

(MEN SHOUTING)

Here we go.

(COCKS GUN)

(MEN SHOUTING)

(ALL SHOUTING)

Come on.

(GROANING)

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

Wait.

Where are they?

Wait for the order.

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

(HORSES GALLOPING)

Fire!
(GUNFIRE)

(MEN YELPING)

(EXPLOSIONS AND GUNFIRE)

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

Ahhh!
(HORSE WHINNIES)

Damn it, Rufus,
hurry up.

(TENSE MUSIC PLAYING)

(WHISPERS INDISTINCTLY)

(EXPLODING)

(MEN SHOUTING)

You're okay.
You're okay.

Let's go.
We got our way out.

Thank God.

Okay.

RUFUS: Come on. Come on.

Okay, everybody,
follow him.

Follow him where?

Uh, to the chapel.

You'll be able to get out
through the aqueduct. Hurry.

I need you to be
brave, sweetheart.

Don't let go
of my hand, okay?

Here, take this.

I'll get Wyatt.

Let's go.

(GUNFIRE)

(MEN GRUNTING AND SHOUTING)

(TENSE MUSIC PLAYING)

(HEART BEATING)

LUCY: Oh!

Wyatt.

Lucy?
Rufus did it.

(GUNFIRE)

There's a way out.
Come on, let's go.

(SHRIEKS)

We have to go. Now.

Wyatt?

Wyatt.

I'm not going.

What? No.

What do you mean?
You don't need me.

They're getting rid
of me anyway, right?

You can't stay here.
Everybody dies.

No, I know.

I can't leave good men
like this, not again.

No. No, Wyatt.

What difference
does it make?

Jessica, everyone
I care about is gone.

(GUNFIRE CONTINUES)

Let me do one good thing.

Let me buy you
the time to get out.

What about us?
We're counting on you.

The next guy's
gonna handle it.

I don't want anybody else.

Look, I trust you.

You are the one
that I trust.

Rufus needs you.
I need you.

Okay?

(GUNFIRE)

Get ready to run.

Okay.

Just stay low.
It goes straight
to the river.

Keep your head down.

What took you so long?

John, watch the door.

Give him the gun.

You're not John Smith
by any chance, are you?

Travis's messenger?
Yes, ma'am.

(GUNFIRE CONTINUES OUTSIDE)

LUCY: I need you
to come with us.

You have to
deliver this letter
to General Houston.

No, I'm not going
anywhere, ma'am.

No, you have to.
(DOOR OPENS)

(GUNFIRE)

BOWIE: We're
completely overrun.

We can't hold 'em off
much longer.

We almost
got 'em all out.

You all need
to hightail it now.

You gotta come with us.

You just be sure
to tell everybody

I fought off
a thousand of 'em.

One-handed. Get.

He has to take this letter
to General Houston.

John Smith is gonna be
the first mayor

of San Antonio.
He has to take it.

(GUNFIRE CONTINUES)

You have to deliver this.
The hell I do.

I'm not gonna leave
the only family I have left.

I get it. Believe me.

Sometimes the hardest
thing in the world

is to do the job.

To be the only one
to have to leave.

But you have to.

Those are the orders.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

Yes, sir.
Come on.

Come on. Watch the leg.

Come here.
I got you.

Go.
Come on.

Thank you.

No.

Don't ask me to leave.

I can't leave my people.

I can't leave mine.

(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

Hey, Sergeant.

Can't let them
have it now, can I?

(GUNFIRE CONTINUES OUTSIDE)

(BANGING)

I can promise you

that you won't die
for nothing here.

(ALL SHOUTING)

The men, including
Davy Crockett

and Jim Bowie,
were killed.

But the women and
children escaped,

and the word of the Alamo
inspired Texas

to rise up and
defeat Santa Anna.

And the fact that
we even know that...

Means your
letter got out.

That must have been
one hell of a letter.

RUFUS: I'll say.

I gather that Flynn
is still out there.

Yes, but he did have
a very large army

at his back this time.

You're relieved of duty.

You can report to your
commanding officer
for reassignment.

Yes, sir.

DENISE:
Master Sergeant Baumgardner
is in the waiting room,

where he is about to learn
that time travel is real.

No, just... Just hold on.

You can't replace Wyatt.
Lucy.

We're the ones out there
risking our lives.

I trust him, he makes
the right choice
every time.

I won't do it without him.

We won't do it without him.

CONNOR: Rufus.
I know I'm just supposed

to shut up and cooperate,
but I can't.

I won't.

Rufus is our
only pilot, sir.

Without him...

What you've done
to deserve this,
I can't imagine.

So he can stay?

Seems you gave us
no choice.

(DOOR OPENS)

So?

Let's have it.

Are we gonna fight
every day now?

No.

I don't want to
fight anymore.

Oh, Lucy.

Life's too short.

I was a junior.

And he was...

Well, he was a professor,

if you really want
to know the truth.

He loved to argue.

And he was handsome.

He wanted to go
into politics.

And then I told him
I was pregnant.

What did he say?

You know, all the things
that he was supposed to.

Back then that's what you did.

But I didn't want
to marry him.

Hell, I barely even knew him.

So we fought and I told him
I didn't need his help,

and... (SIGHS)

I haven't heard
from him since.

And, Lucy, I have no regrets.

None.

And this is his name.

WYATT: Bam-Bam. Hold up.

Wyatt Logan. What are
you doing here?

Heard you were
stealing our oxygen.
(CHUCKLES)

Well, they dragged me
up from Pendleton,

won't tell me crap,
and now they're
flying me back.

I don't suppose you know
what's going on.

What do you think?

I figured.

The fact that you're here
means this whole thing
is seriously fubar.

(CHUCKLES)
It's good seeing you.

You too.

Hey, when are you
coming back to base?

We're prepping
for an op right now.
It's the real deal.

Robbie's there, Matty,
all the boys.

You'd love it.

Yeah, I think I'll be
here for a while.

I got a new team.