Eng Island Zero

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[skateboard rolling]

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[wind]

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[man humming]

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Salt! Some ice,
and there we are.

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[singing] Love tequila,
how I love tequila.

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Hey sweetie.

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Sweetie, sweetie...

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Come on, I got the drinks.

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It's your favorite!

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Come and have a
little drinky-poos.

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[baby talk] See? I knew you
likes it. I know you did. Yes.

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[kisses]

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[imitates dog bark]

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[imitates dog bark]

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[kisses]

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[laughs]

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You're actually a rather
good dancer, you know?

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Yes, you are.

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[water noise]

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Daddy's going below, to make
himself another drinky-poo.

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You want one?

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Hmm?

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Wha-What's that?
What's that?

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[laughs]

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A double?

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Ooh... You're getting daring,
aren't you?

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Well, there's a good boy.

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Stay there, hmm?

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[rushing through water]

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[dog growls]

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[dog barks]

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[continues barking]

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Sweetie!

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I got more drinks.

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Little bit of a fruit cocktail
to go with this one.

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Wooh!

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Unsteady stay on the pins...

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...for some reason.

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[laughs]

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Yes! Sweetie?

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Where are you? Sweetie?

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[grunts]

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Sweetie?

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Sweetie?

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Sweetie, for God's sakes!

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Sweetie?
Sweetie, where are you?

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Sweetie!

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Sweetie!

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[hesitant cry]

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[eerie music]

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[man cries]

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[piano music]

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[music intensifies]

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[slamming sound]

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[heart beats]

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[heavy breathing]

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Sits all day like a
lump in his chair.

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Never does anything around
the house anymore!

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I got to do it all!

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Yesterday, I split a whole half
cod of wood all by myself.

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Ask him to do the simplest
thing, and he's tired.

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Like I'm not tired?

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Ruth, could you step outside?

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I'd like to hear what
Alvis has to say.

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It-it's no wonder
he's gaining weight.

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I'd gain weight too if I
had someone else do

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all my work for me.

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Ruth, I'd like to speak
with Alvis alone.

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Why?

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He can't tell you
anything I can't.

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Can you, Alvis?

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- Can you?
- Nope!

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And he's got the thermostat
cranked up so high,

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the whole house it
like a sauna.

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82 degrees! I'm gonna
die of a heat stroke!

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You got to do something
about him, and quick!

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What would you like
me to do, exactly?

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Fix him!

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[eerie music]

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[seagulls caw]

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[item thuds]

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That's all I've been
pulling up this week.

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Ain't a single lobster
in any of my traps.

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Reuben and Emmett been pulling
up that same stuff, too.

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That crap, whatever it is.

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- Ctenophores.
- What?

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Gelatinous zooplankton.

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What?

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It's a comb jellyfish.

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Hell, I know it's a jellyfish!

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But what are they
doing up here in December?

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You-you're the biologist,
you tell me!

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We've had jellyfish
blooms here before

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but usually in the summer
like that weird invasion

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of moon jellies we
had last July.

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Look, all I care about
is my bottom line.

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Where did all the
fish and lobsters go?

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I don't know.

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Something's happening
out there.

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Yeah, I just finished it,

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I'm emailing the file
to you as we speak.

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I'll be on the afternoon
ferry. I'll see you tonight.

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[hangs up phone]

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[ding]

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God, get me off this island.

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[diner music]

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Jess, two burgers.

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Same thing's happening
to me.

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Last few days haven't pulled
in so much as a guppy.

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Usually expect at
least a fish or two.

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But my nets have been empty.

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Yup, that makes three of us.

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Uhh, Donnie. His traps
came up empty.

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He's givin' up
for the season.

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So, Arthur...

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this is a multi-species drop,
to have everything collapse

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at once. The lobster,
fish, scallops.

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You've seen this before?

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A few years ago,
off the cost of Maryland,

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the whole fishery
suddenly collapsed.

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Sorry to butt in, sorry.

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Couldn't help overhearing.

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What do you think is
causing this?

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Well it could be a
number of things.

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I mean, basically our species
has declared war on the fish,

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the fish are losing.

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all these super trawlers,
the high tech nets.

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sonar, climate change.

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[laughs] Now you got
him startled.

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Okay, okay. I'll stop.

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You've all hear my
angry biologist rant.

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We'll, uh, I haven't hear it.

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I'm-I'm interested.

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Are you gonna put this
in your novel, Titus?

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Well, you never know what'll
end up in one of my novels.

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Ahh.

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Maybe you'll make
and appearance.

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As long as I'm good lookin'
like George Clooney,

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give me a hot love
scene with Jesse over here.

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Get his wife a gun.

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Are you sure you're
leaving us today?

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Well, I finally finished my
novel and I gotta get

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back to New York City.

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You know, we've been seeing
you work on this book for

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about three weeks now,
but you never told us what

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it's about.

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Well, it takes place
on an island,

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just like this one.

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That's why I came here.

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Cause I wanted to get
all the details right.

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It's a story about love.

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and jealousy,

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and a very pretty girl

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who works at
the local diner.

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Jess, can I have
a refill, please?

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What happens to this girl?

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You're gonna have to
read the book to find out.

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Jess?

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That guy's not coming back,
Jess. You know he isn't.

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Want anything else, Emmett?

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Another chance... with you.

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Turkey club!

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I gotta go.

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I'm taking my boat out
to Rockland this afternoon,

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to get my radar fixed.

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Would you want to come?

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We'll be back the day
after tomorrow.

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We can get dinner,
maybe see a movie,

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like the old days?

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I have to work.

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At least come down
to the dock.

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You can see me off.

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Jess, turkey club.

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[music plays]

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Ooh, neat!

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Lucy.

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You unwrapped your own
Christmas present, didn't you?

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I just wanted to make
sure you got the right one.

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and even though it's
not, like, the best.

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It does have a 64 gig card
and multi-spectral dynamic

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imaging. And you remember
I wanted the built in la-

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Just put it back
under the tree.

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You don't want to
spoil the surprise.

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What surprise?

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I already know what
you and Dad got me.

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You're dad doesn't.

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[car approaches]

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[car door closes]

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Go to your room, Ellie.

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Why?

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Please. Just go to your room.

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Hey, honey.

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Sam, we need to talk.

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Beverly called to me
this morning.

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Mitch, it's happening again
just as we expected.

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Multiple reports,
multiple fishermen.

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Traps and nets are
up empty.

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If you could send a few
grad students and that

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exascan sonar unit.

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[man talks on phone]

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- They're launching a new-
- When did that happen?

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They're launching a
new magazine.

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There's a spot on the
MASDT for me.

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We are talking about the
collapse of a major fishery.

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You can't spare even
a few grad students?

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[man on phone speaks]

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Sam, I'm going back
to Boston.

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Mitch, I'll call you back.

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I tried to make it here,
I really did.

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But two years on this island...

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I'm suffocating.

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I need to get back
to the real world.

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The real world,
what does that mean?

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Uhh-someplace not
surrounded by water.

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Where I can work. I can't
turn down this job offer.

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I can come up here
ever few weeks.

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Or we can all move
back to Boston together.

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I can't.

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I can't leave now.
I need to be here.

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What I predicted is
finally happening.

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Right.

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The fish are vanishing.
The ocean is dying.

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The world is doomed.

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And what about Ellie?

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You know how hard
change is for her.

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And she's finally settled in.
She loves it here.

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Please don't bring
Ellie into this.

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Well I have to bring
Ellie into this.

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She's my daughter.

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She's not mine.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I have to finish packing.

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[eerie music]

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Made you a
corn beef sandwich.

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Thanks.

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Are you, uhm-are you sure you
don't want to come with me?

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Val needs me.

239
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Some new guest might
be coming in on the ferry.

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And you want to spend
every last minute with Titus.

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Have a good trip, Emmett.
I'll see you Wednesday.

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- Wait, Jesse?
- Yeah?

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[sigh]

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One thing you know about
me is I always come back.

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[waves crashing]

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And that's the last
patient of the day.

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Oh, just in time
to catch the ferry.

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Oh, uh, do you have
your sea-sick pills?

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Right here in my bag.

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I'll see you in March, Nina.

251
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Have a Merry Christmas.

252
00:14:18,236 --> 00:14:22,033
Oh, hey. Do you have any
plans for the holiday?

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[sigh]

254
00:14:23,276 --> 00:14:26,037
A glass of wine and
a good book.

255
00:14:26,072 --> 00:14:29,075
I'm gonna spend it all by
myself. So that's fine with me,

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[softly] Okay.

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[regular voice] Bye.

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Damn. The power went out.

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[ominous music]

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[lights flicker]

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[scoffs]

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[zipping]

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[music continues]

264
00:15:51,847 --> 00:15:52,848
[seagulls caw]

265
00:16:03,514 --> 00:16:04,411
[water splashing]

266
00:16:43,174 --> 00:16:43,899
[annoyed sigh]

267
00:17:03,608 --> 00:17:05,093
[bell rings]

268
00:17:11,202 --> 00:17:14,102
Look, I've been trying to
reach the ferry for an hour

269
00:17:14,136 --> 00:17:16,242
but no one's
responding on the radio.

270
00:17:16,276 --> 00:17:18,899
Our power's out and
so is cell phone service.

271
00:17:18,934 --> 00:17:21,178
You can hear we're on
back up generator, here.

272
00:17:21,212 --> 00:17:22,179
Have you tried email, yet?

273
00:17:22,213 --> 00:17:24,871
Internet's out.
Anyone else got it?

274
00:17:24,905 --> 00:17:26,217
It's out at
the clinics, too.

275
00:17:26,252 --> 00:17:29,703
So, no one knows why
the ferry didn't show up?

276
00:17:29,738 --> 00:17:33,224
When the ferry cancels, it's
either weather or mechanical.

277
00:17:33,259 --> 00:17:35,571
Well. the weather
seems fine to me.

278
00:17:35,606 --> 00:17:37,539
So it's gotta be mechanical.

279
00:17:37,573 --> 00:17:39,437
It'll show up when the fix it.

280
00:17:39,472 --> 00:17:42,578
Well, I-I have to get back to
New York City tomorrow.

281
00:17:42,613 --> 00:17:44,891
My daughter's expecting
me for the holidays.

282
00:17:44,925 --> 00:17:48,308
Well, I'm expecting
and Amazon package tomorrow.

283
00:17:48,343 --> 00:17:52,105
If Barb don't get a Christmas
present I'm... dead-meat.

284
00:17:52,140 --> 00:17:54,452
You haven't got Barb
a Christmas present, yet?

285
00:17:54,487 --> 00:17:56,040
What's wrong with you?

286
00:17:56,696 --> 00:17:58,939
Looks like nobody's getting
off the island tonight.

287
00:17:58,974 --> 00:18:00,079
I'm goin' home.

288
00:18:00,113 --> 00:18:01,252
I'm sure it'll be
here tomorrow.

289
00:18:01,287 --> 00:18:02,771
It better. It's got the
monthly shipment

290
00:18:02,805 --> 00:18:04,117
of diesel on it.

291
00:18:04,152 --> 00:18:07,431
Storage tank's are getting
mighty low down on the docks.

292
00:18:07,465 --> 00:18:10,227
Looks like you two'll
need lodgin' again tonight.

293
00:18:10,261 --> 00:18:12,263
I'll make sure there
rooms are ready.

294
00:18:16,302 --> 00:18:17,268
Thanks.

295
00:18:21,065 --> 00:18:24,137
[generator revs]

296
00:18:26,174 --> 00:18:28,176
[ominous music]

297
00:18:36,667 --> 00:18:38,186
We're shutting off the
generator in about

298
00:18:38,220 --> 00:18:40,291
fifteen minutes.

299
00:18:40,326 --> 00:18:43,432
I brought you a
flashlight and some candles.

300
00:18:43,467 --> 00:18:45,296
Thanks, Jesse.

301
00:18:45,331 --> 00:18:48,161
I'm sorry about your
ferry not showing.

302
00:18:48,196 --> 00:18:50,301
That's kinda how
it goes, though.

303
00:18:50,336 --> 00:18:54,167
Living on an island,
can't count on anything.

304
00:18:54,202 --> 00:18:57,550
Ferry, power, the weather.

305
00:18:57,998 --> 00:18:58,758
[chuckles]

306
00:19:04,419 --> 00:19:06,869
Why do you stay here?

307
00:19:06,904 --> 00:19:08,630
I always lived here.

308
00:19:08,664 --> 00:19:11,253
And never had a good
enough reason to leave.

309
00:19:13,255 --> 00:19:15,499
I could use one.

310
00:19:15,533 --> 00:19:17,984
It's only 40 miles to
the mainland,

311
00:19:18,018 --> 00:19:21,367
it's not like from
here to the moon.

312
00:19:21,401 --> 00:19:23,196
Sometimes feels like it.

313
00:19:23,231 --> 00:19:27,166
I mean, just about everything
comes from the mainland,

314
00:19:27,200 --> 00:19:29,237
but, without the ferry-

315
00:19:29,271 --> 00:19:31,584
[power surges]

316
00:19:33,896 --> 00:19:35,415
this is all we're left with.

317
00:19:42,457 --> 00:19:44,217
[deep breaths]

318
00:19:47,393 --> 00:19:50,430
Well, at least I get
one night with you.

319
00:19:50,465 --> 00:19:52,467
[soft music]

320
00:19:57,403 --> 00:20:02,270
[rocking chair creaks]

321
00:20:02,304 --> 00:20:04,306
[generator revs]

322
00:20:11,900 --> 00:20:12,901
[ominous sound]

323
00:20:13,419 --> 00:20:15,455
I like your little
waitress outfit, by the way.

324
00:20:15,490 --> 00:20:16,767
- Really?
- Yeah.

325
00:20:17,768 --> 00:20:19,770
Wish you'd wear it
all the time.

326
00:20:19,804 --> 00:20:22,082
I think I can manage that.

327
00:20:22,117 --> 00:20:24,153
[both chuckle]

328
00:20:25,638 --> 00:20:27,640
[diner music plays]

329
00:20:35,406 --> 00:20:37,615
Ell tells me you're
a novelist.

330
00:20:37,650 --> 00:20:38,651
Anything I might have read?

331
00:20:41,309 --> 00:20:45,244
Uhh, only if the name Titus
McLean means anything to you.

332
00:20:45,278 --> 00:20:46,969
Sorry, it doesn't.

333
00:20:49,489 --> 00:20:51,284
I hear you're a doctor.

334
00:20:51,319 --> 00:20:53,666
Locum tenens.

335
00:20:53,700 --> 00:20:55,323
I'm filling in while
they looking for someone

336
00:20:55,357 --> 00:20:57,463
permanent to take
over the islands.

337
00:20:57,497 --> 00:21:01,018
It seems like I spend
most of my time on ferry's.

338
00:21:01,052 --> 00:21:02,468
When they're running.

339
00:21:02,502 --> 00:21:05,505
It'll show up today, trust me.

340
00:21:08,336 --> 00:21:09,233
Trust him.

341
00:21:12,995 --> 00:21:15,515
[ominous music]

342
00:21:15,550 --> 00:21:17,310
[waves crashing]

343
00:21:40,333 --> 00:21:43,302
[vehicle approaches]

344
00:21:51,206 --> 00:21:53,208
[music on radio]

345
00:22:06,428 --> 00:22:08,568
Looks like you'll have
to stay for Christmas.

346
00:22:11,502 --> 00:22:13,504
Wouldn't be so bad, would it?

347
00:22:15,886 --> 00:22:18,371
It just makes things harder.

348
00:22:18,406 --> 00:22:19,855
I want it to be harder,

349
00:22:19,890 --> 00:22:22,030
I don't want it to be
so easy for you to leave me.

350
00:22:22,064 --> 00:22:25,033
I'm not leaving you.

351
00:22:25,067 --> 00:22:26,655
I'm leaving this island.

352
00:22:26,690 --> 00:22:28,105
It works out the same.

353
00:22:28,139 --> 00:22:30,418
But then come with me,
then let's leave together.

354
00:22:30,452 --> 00:22:32,385
You could find a new job,
talk to the university.

355
00:22:40,945 --> 00:22:44,708
- I burned that bridge.
- Right.

356
00:22:44,742 --> 00:22:47,676
And besides,
I need to stay hear.

357
00:22:47,711 --> 00:22:49,782
I need to finish the study.

358
00:22:49,816 --> 00:22:54,511
You're chasing a phantom,
Sammy. You need to move on.

359
00:22:54,545 --> 00:22:57,755
Rachel's dead. And
whatever she believed...

360
00:22:59,619 --> 00:23:00,413
I'm sorry.

361
00:23:03,658 --> 00:23:05,107
I shouldn't have
brought her up.

362
00:23:14,254 --> 00:23:15,497
Uhm...

363
00:23:17,775 --> 00:23:19,398
I don't know anymore
than you do.

364
00:23:19,432 --> 00:23:21,296
I can't raise the
Clara Bee on the radio,

365
00:23:21,330 --> 00:23:22,435
and the phone's still out.

366
00:23:22,470 --> 00:23:24,472
Well I can't raise
anybody on the VHF.

367
00:23:24,506 --> 00:23:25,921
That's never happened before.

368
00:23:25,956 --> 00:23:27,647
Emmett went over
to Rockland yesterday.

369
00:23:27,682 --> 00:23:30,270
he'll let us know what's
going on when he gets back.

370
00:23:35,448 --> 00:23:38,486
Hey, Doc. Guess who's staying
with us another night?

371
00:23:38,520 --> 00:23:41,005
- Mmhmm.
- What can I get you for dinner?

372
00:23:41,040 --> 00:23:42,904
Coffee and a B.L.T.

373
00:23:42,938 --> 00:23:44,940
That will be without
lettuce or tomato,

374
00:23:44,975 --> 00:23:47,633
fresh vegetable just ran out,
and breads not doing

375
00:23:47,667 --> 00:23:48,668
so well either. [laughs]

376
00:23:48,703 --> 00:23:50,636
I got about two days
worth of diesel left

377
00:23:50,670 --> 00:23:51,913
from my generator.

378
00:23:51,947 --> 00:23:54,087
I'm gonna have to start
cutting' down trees

379
00:23:54,122 --> 00:23:55,813
just to stay warm.
- Yeah.

380
00:23:55,848 --> 00:23:57,021
Folks are getting' upset.

381
00:23:57,056 --> 00:23:58,575
More like thrilled.

382
00:23:58,609 --> 00:24:00,508
This is the most excitement
that's happened to this island

383
00:24:00,542 --> 00:24:01,405
in years.

384
00:24:02,544 --> 00:24:04,373
Hey, Sam.
You're the science guy.

385
00:24:04,408 --> 00:24:06,479
You got a theory on
what's goin' on here?

386
00:24:09,827 --> 00:24:12,589
Maybe the undersea
cable got disrupted

387
00:24:12,623 --> 00:24:15,039
dragged up in an anchor,
or something. That could

388
00:24:15,074 --> 00:24:16,765
take out the power
and the phone-line.

389
00:24:16,800 --> 00:24:19,492
Doesn't explain why
the ferry hasn't shown up.

390
00:24:22,046 --> 00:24:24,048
[eerie music]

391
00:24:28,743 --> 00:24:31,435
[radio back-feed]

392
00:24:37,165 --> 00:24:39,063
Tucker island to
Gladys Wink.

393
00:24:39,098 --> 00:24:42,550
[radio back-feed]

394
00:24:44,103 --> 00:24:46,692
Gladys Wink, where are you?
Over.

395
00:24:46,726 --> 00:24:49,488
[radio back-feed]

396
00:25:01,534 --> 00:25:05,814
Emmett, please answer me.

397
00:25:05,849 --> 00:25:07,851
[radio back-feed]

398
00:25:09,128 --> 00:25:10,957
Emmett.

399
00:25:11,958 --> 00:25:12,959
[radio back-feed]

400
00:25:17,239 --> 00:25:19,241
[waves crashing]

401
00:25:33,601 --> 00:25:36,880
Three days without
a single word.

402
00:25:36,914 --> 00:25:39,572
We can handle the
ferry not showing up,

403
00:25:39,607 --> 00:25:42,575
it's the not knowing
that bothers me.

404
00:25:42,610 --> 00:25:44,991
Why hasn't the ferry come?

405
00:25:45,785 --> 00:25:47,960
[imitates ghost sound]
End of the world.

406
00:25:47,994 --> 00:25:48,961
[laughs]

407
00:25:48,995 --> 00:25:51,688
Shut up, Reuben.
It's not funny.

408
00:25:51,722 --> 00:25:54,794
Did it sink? What
if there was a disaster

409
00:25:54,829 --> 00:25:55,726
we haven't heard about?

410
00:25:55,761 --> 00:25:58,073
We're out of bread
and milk at home.

411
00:25:58,108 --> 00:26:01,732
My kids are eating
peanut butter for breakfast.

412
00:26:01,767 --> 00:26:04,770
I have a enough diesel to run
the generator for a few more

413
00:26:04,804 --> 00:26:06,979
days, but when that runs
out, we're in the dark.

414
00:26:07,013 --> 00:26:09,740
[snicker]
- No heat. No lights.

415
00:26:09,775 --> 00:26:13,123
Instead of snickering, Reuben,
why don't you head to Rockland

416
00:26:13,157 --> 00:26:14,642
and find out what's
goin' on over there?

417
00:26:14,676 --> 00:26:16,782
Emmett's already on his way
back. He'll let us know

418
00:26:16,816 --> 00:26:19,785
what's goin' on. [snicker]

419
00:26:19,819 --> 00:26:21,649
He was supposed to
be back yesterday.

420
00:26:21,683 --> 00:26:24,617
Where is he?

421
00:26:24,652 --> 00:26:26,343
I don't know.

422
00:26:30,312 --> 00:26:32,314
[soft cry]

423
00:26:37,975 --> 00:26:39,977
[group chatter]

424
00:26:57,650 --> 00:26:59,963
You really need
all them beans, Lars?

425
00:26:59,997 --> 00:27:01,378
You never know.

426
00:27:01,412 --> 00:27:03,760
'Cause that's the last of 'em.
You should leave some

427
00:27:03,794 --> 00:27:07,039
for other folks. Who knows when
that ferry's gonna run again?

428
00:27:07,073 --> 00:27:09,351
I don't see any limit posted.

429
00:27:09,386 --> 00:27:10,663
Maybe there oughta be.

430
00:27:10,698 --> 00:27:13,390
There's no more
evaporated milk.

431
00:27:13,424 --> 00:27:16,876
Does anyone have a few cans
they can spare for my kids?

432
00:27:16,911 --> 00:27:18,119
Anyone?

433
00:27:18,153 --> 00:27:19,534
Oh, come on, Lars.
Give 'em one of yours.

434
00:27:19,568 --> 00:27:21,122
Early bird gets the worm.

435
00:27:21,156 --> 00:27:23,331
Oh, damnit, Lars.
Give 'em one.

436
00:27:23,365 --> 00:27:24,125
No.

437
00:27:24,159 --> 00:27:24,953
- Yes.
- No.

438
00:27:24,988 --> 00:27:25,851
[items clutter]

439
00:27:25,885 --> 00:27:27,369
Hey. Stop it!
Come on! Come on!

440
00:27:27,404 --> 00:27:28,025
Come on!

441
00:27:28,060 --> 00:27:29,061
[grunts]

442
00:27:34,894 --> 00:27:36,689
We're gonna start
eating each other next.

443
00:27:36,724 --> 00:27:38,484
[soft chuckle]

444
00:27:38,518 --> 00:27:40,520
Crisis like this, you'd think
they'd pull together.

445
00:27:40,555 --> 00:27:42,730
In stead, they're starting
to tear each other apart.

446
00:27:42,764 --> 00:27:46,078
They're scared. And I
can understand that.

447
00:27:46,112 --> 00:27:47,873
They think the rest of
the world's vanished,

448
00:27:47,907 --> 00:27:50,254
and we're on our own.

449
00:27:50,289 --> 00:27:53,395
At least no one will starve.
They could always go fishing.

450
00:27:53,430 --> 00:27:55,812
Good luck catching anything.

451
00:27:55,846 --> 00:27:58,159
Boat's will be out of
diesel soon.

452
00:27:58,193 --> 00:27:59,885
All the fish have vanished.

453
00:27:59,919 --> 00:28:01,162
What?

454
00:28:01,196 --> 00:28:04,406
Yeah, no one's picked
anything up in weeks.

455
00:28:04,441 --> 00:28:06,823
No lobsters, no fish.

456
00:28:06,857 --> 00:28:08,894
What's goin' on out there?

457
00:28:08,928 --> 00:28:11,620
It's a question I'm
trying' to answer.

458
00:28:11,655 --> 00:28:14,623
I wrote a paper on the
phenomenon a few years ago.

459
00:28:14,658 --> 00:28:17,247
Sudden Unexplained
Collapse of a fishery.

460
00:28:17,281 --> 00:28:18,558
SUC Fish for short.

461
00:28:18,593 --> 00:28:20,043
[soft chuckle]

462
00:28:20,077 --> 00:28:22,873
It sounds funny,
but it's a tragedy.

463
00:28:22,908 --> 00:28:25,496
So this is not
a new phenomenon?

464
00:28:28,499 --> 00:28:30,398
There was a theory proposed,

465
00:28:30,432 --> 00:28:32,572
that maybe there are apex
predators we haven't

466
00:28:32,607 --> 00:28:33,401
identified yet.

467
00:28:34,954 --> 00:28:36,749
This is your theory?

468
00:28:36,784 --> 00:28:38,751
My wife's.

469
00:28:38,786 --> 00:28:41,202
I though Lucy was
a journalist?

470
00:28:41,236 --> 00:28:43,791
Lucy and I aren't married.

471
00:28:43,825 --> 00:28:47,898
My wife, Rachel. She was a
Marine Biologist like me.

472
00:28:49,900 --> 00:28:50,729
Was?

473
00:28:52,696 --> 00:28:55,803
Four years ago she
was lost at sea.

474
00:28:55,837 --> 00:29:01,981
We found her research
boat adrift with no aboard.

475
00:29:02,016 --> 00:29:02,775
I'm sorry, Sam.

476
00:29:04,604 --> 00:29:08,643
Yeah, she died doing
what she loved.

477
00:29:08,677 --> 00:29:12,820
That's the one thing
I keep telling myself.

478
00:29:12,854 --> 00:29:15,443
It's like the only
way I can...

479
00:29:19,861 --> 00:29:23,002
I lost someone, too.
So I understand.

480
00:29:27,455 --> 00:29:29,181
There you go. Four stitches.

481
00:29:29,215 --> 00:29:30,630
[soft chuckle]

482
00:29:30,665 --> 00:29:34,496
I'm no plastic surgeon,
so you may end up with a scar.

483
00:29:34,531 --> 00:29:36,360
I'm lucky you happened
to be on the island.

484
00:29:36,395 --> 00:29:39,674
Well, I would love
to get off this island.

485
00:29:39,708 --> 00:29:42,125
What if the ferry
doesn't come?

486
00:29:42,159 --> 00:29:43,989
We all descend into
mass cannibalism.

487
00:29:44,023 --> 00:29:46,267
[soft laugh]
- No, listen. I'm serious.

488
00:29:46,301 --> 00:29:48,510
Look at them, they're scared
and they're at each

489
00:29:48,545 --> 00:29:49,857
others throats.

490
00:29:49,891 --> 00:29:52,031
Who's gonna keep order?

491
00:29:52,066 --> 00:29:53,861
[knock on door]

492
00:29:53,895 --> 00:29:56,691
Uh, Sam. There's a problem
down in the dock and

493
00:29:56,725 --> 00:29:58,624
they need you.

494
00:29:58,658 --> 00:30:01,006
[ominous music]

495
00:30:01,040 --> 00:30:02,317
That Emmett's boat?

496
00:30:02,352 --> 00:30:06,252
Yeah. Only problem is
there's no sign of Emmett.

497
00:30:07,357 --> 00:30:09,669
I found it on the
shores over there.

498
00:30:09,704 --> 00:30:12,569
Radioed Lars and Author.
We went searching on the water

499
00:30:12,603 --> 00:30:18,195
but we couldn't find any sign
of Emmett or his body anywhere.

500
00:30:18,230 --> 00:30:20,473
The day he left, Jess
packed him a sandwich,

501
00:30:20,508 --> 00:30:23,511
it's still in his duffle bag.
He never ate it.

502
00:30:23,545 --> 00:30:26,894
I don't think he ever made
it to the mainland.

503
00:30:26,928 --> 00:30:29,413
Maybe he hit a wave?
Knocked him down.

504
00:30:30,414 --> 00:30:33,417
Sam. There's blood here.

505
00:30:33,452 --> 00:30:36,455
[ominous music]

506
00:30:37,697 --> 00:30:38,975
He went overboard.

507
00:30:39,009 --> 00:30:41,425
Yeah. It's what
it looks like.

508
00:30:41,460 --> 00:30:44,877
Trouble is, the morning Emmett
left, the water was glass.

509
00:30:44,912 --> 00:30:45,913
There were no waves.

510
00:30:48,398 --> 00:30:50,193
What is that?

511
00:30:50,227 --> 00:30:53,023
I don't know.

512
00:30:53,058 --> 00:30:59,064
Looks organic.
[sniffs] Smells organic.

513
00:30:59,098 --> 00:31:00,375
It's like the sea.

514
00:31:00,410 --> 00:31:02,895
He was such a smart kid.

515
00:31:02,930 --> 00:31:05,760
Lived his life on the water.
I don't understand it,

516
00:31:05,794 --> 00:31:08,211
how could he-
how could he go overboard?

517
00:31:08,245 --> 00:31:11,283
The ocean takes
ever the careful ones.

518
00:31:11,317 --> 00:31:13,423
- [deep exhales] Oh, Jesse.
- What?

519
00:31:19,325 --> 00:31:23,329
[inaudible]

520
00:31:35,824 --> 00:31:38,827
[group chatter]

521
00:31:48,458 --> 00:31:51,150
So Emmett never made
it to the mainland.

522
00:31:51,185 --> 00:31:54,119
And we still don' know
where the damn ferry is.

523
00:31:54,153 --> 00:31:56,155
Well there's gotta
be a logical explanation.

524
00:31:56,190 --> 00:31:59,434
You keep saying, Sam.
But what is the explanation?

525
00:31:59,469 --> 00:32:01,954
Why isn't anyone
tryin' to reach us?

526
00:32:01,989 --> 00:32:03,852
Has the whole world
forgotten we're here?

527
00:32:03,887 --> 00:32:07,304
Someone needs to go across and
find out what the problem is.

528
00:32:07,339 --> 00:32:09,858
Emmett already tried,
look what happened.

529
00:32:09,893 --> 00:32:12,344
Look, my generator's dead.
My power's off.

530
00:32:12,378 --> 00:32:14,518
If you're goin' Lars,
I comin' too.

531
00:32:14,553 --> 00:32:16,244
My kids and I are
comin', too. We've had enough.

532
00:32:16,279 --> 00:32:18,798
Hold on, then.
My boat's no big enough.

533
00:32:18,833 --> 00:32:21,077
Well I got enough fuel
to get across the water,

534
00:32:21,111 --> 00:32:23,182
I can carry some of you.

535
00:32:23,217 --> 00:32:25,322
But Lars, you and I
should go out together.

536
00:32:25,357 --> 00:32:28,187
Keep an eye on each other,
in case one of us

537
00:32:28,222 --> 00:32:29,568
get's into trouble.

538
00:32:31,052 --> 00:32:33,365
Lee's runnin' out of
his heart pill. He needs to go.

539
00:32:33,399 --> 00:32:36,126
- I called dibs first.
- People! People!

540
00:32:36,161 --> 00:32:39,129
We can't fit the
whole island in two boats.

541
00:32:39,164 --> 00:32:41,511
Some of you are gonna
have to stay here.

542
00:32:41,545 --> 00:32:43,892
Why don't you all
just draw lots?

543
00:32:43,927 --> 00:32:45,480
[group mutters]

544
00:32:45,515 --> 00:32:47,172
It's the only
fair thing to do.

545
00:32:47,206 --> 00:32:49,657
Are you kiddin'?
There's gotta be priorities.

546
00:32:49,691 --> 00:32:52,004
Sick folks, first.
Then woman and children.

547
00:32:52,039 --> 00:32:54,041
Hey, what is this?
The Titanic?

548
00:32:56,146 --> 00:32:57,872
I need to get off
this island, too.

549
00:32:57,906 --> 00:32:59,978
Not more than my
children do.

550
00:33:00,012 --> 00:33:02,808
If you want to go to the
mainland, be on the pier

551
00:33:02,842 --> 00:33:06,846
at 3 o'clock. We'll figure out
then who gets to go on board.

552
00:33:13,232 --> 00:33:15,855
Looks like there won't
be any room for us.

553
00:33:15,890 --> 00:33:18,203
Well, let me check with
Arthur. His boat's up

554
00:33:18,237 --> 00:33:20,032
on the north shore. Maybe he
can get you across.

555
00:33:24,278 --> 00:33:25,279
[ominous music]

556
00:33:26,245 --> 00:33:32,596
[muffled argument]

557
00:33:39,603 --> 00:33:41,433
At least I can
count on you.

558
00:33:41,467 --> 00:33:42,434
[leaves rustle]

559
00:33:42,468 --> 00:33:44,919
[argument continues]

560
00:33:44,953 --> 00:33:45,954
I'm not trying to-

561
00:33:47,266 --> 00:33:49,234
[ominous noise]

562
00:34:11,670 --> 00:34:12,636
[crow caws]

563
00:34:32,242 --> 00:34:34,244
[ominous music]

564
00:35:14,905 --> 00:35:17,184
We'll be okay, Ellie.

565
00:35:17,218 --> 00:35:20,256
Whatever happens between
me and Lucy, you and I...

566
00:35:20,290 --> 00:35:24,156
we'll manage.
Just the two of us.

567
00:35:24,191 --> 00:35:28,022
- It is 'cause of me?
- What?

568
00:35:28,056 --> 00:35:32,164
- The reason Lucy's leaving?
- No. No.

569
00:35:32,199 --> 00:35:34,822
This is between
me and Lucy.

570
00:35:34,856 --> 00:35:38,032
If anyone's at fault, it's me.

571
00:35:39,413 --> 00:35:42,001
'Cause of the fish?

572
00:35:42,036 --> 00:35:42,864
The fish?

573
00:35:44,107 --> 00:35:46,213
She say's that's all
you think about.

574
00:35:46,247 --> 00:35:49,457
"Where are the fish?" Dad,
who cares about the stupid fish?

575
00:35:49,492 --> 00:35:51,010
No one but you.

576
00:35:51,045 --> 00:35:53,047
[sigh]
- Your mom did.

577
00:35:56,430 --> 00:35:58,190
You know, when you were
six years old, we took you

578
00:35:58,225 --> 00:36:02,401
to the Boston Aquarium,
and you wouldn't leave.

579
00:36:02,436 --> 00:36:04,714
You stuck to that jellyfish
tank tighter than a limpet.

580
00:36:04,748 --> 00:36:07,337
- Remember that?
- Yeah.

581
00:36:09,891 --> 00:36:13,516
We stayed there three hours.
The truth is you mom didn't

582
00:36:13,550 --> 00:36:18,245
want to leave you there. She
was like a fish, herself.

583
00:36:18,279 --> 00:36:20,385
Never happy out of water.

584
00:36:25,769 --> 00:36:27,357
She would have loved it here.

585
00:36:30,533 --> 00:36:33,536
Not like Lucy.

586
00:36:33,570 --> 00:36:34,537
No.

587
00:36:36,470 --> 00:36:37,229
Lucy's different.

588
00:36:39,887 --> 00:36:42,614
You can wait here? I'm just
gonna go talk to Arthur.

589
00:36:42,648 --> 00:36:44,271
And I'll be right back.

590
00:36:44,305 --> 00:36:46,307
[birds cawing]

591
00:37:01,943 --> 00:37:02,944
Arthur!

592
00:37:07,846 --> 00:37:10,849
Arthur! Arthur!
You in there?

593
00:38:08,493 --> 00:38:10,011
Jesus!

594
00:38:10,046 --> 00:38:11,703
Ugh. Dinner.

595
00:38:11,737 --> 00:38:12,945
What?

596
00:38:12,980 --> 00:38:16,501
I'm guessing his last
meal was dinner.

597
00:38:16,535 --> 00:38:19,297
Specifically pork and beans.

598
00:38:19,331 --> 00:38:22,472
I can see the remains here in
the stomach which would place

599
00:38:22,507 --> 00:38:26,131
time of death some
time last evening.

600
00:38:26,165 --> 00:38:28,133
Would have been soon after
he ate because this is

601
00:38:28,167 --> 00:38:31,378
- still pretty much undigested.
- Jesus.

602
00:38:31,412 --> 00:38:34,381
You're a biologist.
Haven't you dissected animals?

603
00:38:34,415 --> 00:38:38,039
Yeah, but this animal
shook my hand last week.

604
00:38:38,074 --> 00:38:43,562
And hello. We have a capsule.

605
00:38:43,597 --> 00:38:49,499
Blue. Arthur was taking
Cardizem. A blue capsule.

606
00:38:49,534 --> 00:38:52,088
Who the hell would
have done this?

607
00:38:52,122 --> 00:38:55,816
Just sliced him up and
thrown him on the rocks.

608
00:38:55,850 --> 00:38:58,715
I can't imagine anyone on
this island killing Arthur.

609
00:38:58,750 --> 00:39:00,510
I'm not sure
this was murder.

610
00:39:00,545 --> 00:39:04,376
His intestines looked like they
were ripped apart, not sliced.

611
00:39:04,411 --> 00:39:06,378
Do you have any
bears on the island?

612
00:39:06,413 --> 00:39:09,519
A bear would have to
swim 40 miles to get here.

613
00:39:09,554 --> 00:39:11,176
What do you think
happened to him?

614
00:39:11,210 --> 00:39:15,007
I don't know.
Clearly there was a struggle.

615
00:39:15,042 --> 00:39:16,043
There's blood everywhere.

616
00:39:19,149 --> 00:39:21,220
Let's take a look
at that blue substance.

617
00:39:21,255 --> 00:39:22,429
Where did you find it, again?

618
00:39:22,463 --> 00:39:24,189
On the axe blade. It looked
like the same stuff

619
00:39:24,223 --> 00:39:25,397
we found on Emmett's boat.

620
00:39:42,449 --> 00:39:45,244
- Blood cells.
- Are you sure?

621
00:39:47,488 --> 00:39:51,009
But those are blue. I've
never seen blood that color.

622
00:39:52,735 --> 00:39:57,291
I have. It's an
adaptation to cold water.

623
00:39:57,325 --> 00:39:59,776
In stead of hemoglobin,
some marine animals

624
00:39:59,811 --> 00:40:01,468
have blood with hemocyanin.

625
00:40:01,502 --> 00:40:03,815
It's copper based. They could
survive sub-freezing

626
00:40:03,849 --> 00:40:05,644
temperatures all the
way down to Antarctica.

627
00:40:05,679 --> 00:40:07,612
Marine animals?

628
00:40:07,646 --> 00:40:10,338
The water. Everyone
should stay off the water!

629
00:40:10,373 --> 00:40:11,443
We need to stop those boats!

630
00:40:11,478 --> 00:40:14,584
It's too late. Lars and
Reuben left an hour ago.

631
00:40:14,619 --> 00:40:15,447
Who went with them?

632
00:40:15,482 --> 00:40:17,553
[ominous music]

633
00:40:17,587 --> 00:40:19,486
Most of the island.

634
00:40:22,489 --> 00:40:23,973
[radio back-feed]

635
00:40:24,007 --> 00:40:26,458
Tucker island calling Anya.
Anya, are you there? Over.

636
00:40:26,493 --> 00:40:27,494
[radio back-feed]

637
00:40:27,528 --> 00:40:28,771
Lars, are you there?

638
00:40:28,805 --> 00:40:30,807
[radio back-feed]

639
00:40:30,842 --> 00:40:32,602
Lars, are you there?

640
00:40:32,637 --> 00:40:33,534
[radio back-feed]

641
00:40:33,569 --> 00:40:36,330
They should still
be in radio range.

642
00:40:36,364 --> 00:40:37,918
Lars, come in. Over.

643
00:40:37,952 --> 00:40:39,437
[radio back-feed]

644
00:40:39,471 --> 00:40:41,508
Do you really want them
to turn around and come back?

645
00:40:41,542 --> 00:40:43,751
They must be half way to
the mainland by now.

646
00:40:43,786 --> 00:40:45,684
They need to know
what happened to Arthur.

647
00:40:45,719 --> 00:40:47,514
We don't know
what happened to Arthur.

648
00:40:47,548 --> 00:40:49,481
Lars, are you there? Over.

649
00:40:49,516 --> 00:40:52,519
[radio back-feed]

650
00:40:55,970 --> 00:40:58,490
[on radio] This is Anya.
What's up, Val? Over.

651
00:40:58,525 --> 00:41:02,287
Lars, it's Sam. You folks
alright out there?

652
00:41:02,321 --> 00:41:05,842
[on radio] Yeah, we just
passed Burdock. No problems.

653
00:41:05,877 --> 00:41:07,119
What about Reuben?

654
00:41:07,154 --> 00:41:08,983
[on radio] His boat's
right behind me.

655
00:41:09,018 --> 00:41:11,952
And here's the good news; there's
plenty of fish out here.

656
00:41:11,986 --> 00:41:14,782
My sonar just lit
up like Vegas.

657
00:41:14,817 --> 00:41:16,543
What do you
see on sonar?

658
00:41:16,577 --> 00:41:18,545
[on radio] It looks like
a giant shoal of fish.

659
00:41:18,579 --> 00:41:21,479
Movin' right beneath us.
About 30 meters down.

660
00:41:21,513 --> 00:41:23,826
Big ass echoes.
Could be blue fin.

661
00:41:23,860 --> 00:41:25,690
Are you sure they're fish?

662
00:41:25,724 --> 00:41:29,728
[on radio] What else
would they be?

663
00:41:29,763 --> 00:41:33,560
Lars, listen to me.

664
00:41:33,594 --> 00:41:37,391
Get to the shore
as soon as you can.

665
00:41:37,425 --> 00:41:40,843
Just head for the closest
landfall, even if it's just

666
00:41:40,877 --> 00:41:45,641
a pile of rocks. Just get
the folks off the boat.

667
00:41:45,675 --> 00:41:46,987
[on radio] Why?

668
00:41:47,021 --> 00:41:50,024
Just get off the water!

669
00:41:50,059 --> 00:41:52,579
[on radio] Jesus Christ.
What the hell is that?

670
00:41:52,613 --> 00:41:54,063
Lars?

671
00:41:54,097 --> 00:41:57,549
[on radio] Hey. Hold on!
And don't let them go over.

672
00:41:57,584 --> 00:41:58,654
[screams over radio]
- [on radio] Hold on.

673
00:41:58,688 --> 00:42:00,000
[muffled speech]

674
00:42:00,034 --> 00:42:01,173
Lars?

675
00:42:01,208 --> 00:42:03,003
[radio feedback]

676
00:42:03,037 --> 00:42:04,038
Lars!

677
00:42:05,315 --> 00:42:06,316
[generator dies]

678
00:42:10,251 --> 00:42:11,252
[strikes match]

679
00:42:12,460 --> 00:42:15,567
That's it. That's the
last of our diesel.

680
00:42:15,602 --> 00:42:17,293
From now on, we're in the dark.

681
00:42:26,613 --> 00:42:29,788
What happened out there, Sam?

682
00:42:29,823 --> 00:42:31,583
I don't know.

683
00:42:31,618 --> 00:42:33,274
You told them to get
off the water, you must

684
00:42:33,309 --> 00:42:36,761
have known something
was going to happen.

685
00:42:36,795 --> 00:42:39,280
Well, I was guessing.
After what happened to Emmett

686
00:42:39,315 --> 00:42:41,766
and then to Arthur.

687
00:42:41,800 --> 00:42:45,770
What did happen to Arthur?

688
00:42:45,804 --> 00:42:48,980
You looked at the remains,
what did you see?

689
00:42:49,014 --> 00:42:51,879
It looks like he was ripped
apart by some sort of animal.

690
00:42:51,914 --> 00:42:54,744
But this happened aboard
his boat. On the water.

691
00:42:56,677 --> 00:42:59,956
This is straight out
of your research paper.

692
00:42:59,991 --> 00:43:02,890
What paper?

693
00:43:02,925 --> 00:43:06,791
I wrote it four years ago on
the collapse of fisheries.

694
00:43:06,825 --> 00:43:09,103
Tell them the rest, Sam.

695
00:43:13,832 --> 00:43:16,835
Rachel and I first saw
it happen here.

696
00:43:16,870 --> 00:43:19,631
It was December, four years
ago in Cape Hatteras.

697
00:43:19,666 --> 00:43:22,151
A sudden and drastic
drop off in catches.

698
00:43:22,185 --> 00:43:25,533
We tried to hunt down reasons.
We tested for toxins,

699
00:43:25,568 --> 00:43:27,328
temperature shifts, and
dinoflagellates.

700
00:43:27,363 --> 00:43:28,606
Dino what?

701
00:43:28,640 --> 00:43:31,747
Red tide. We found nothing
to explain it, but it was

702
00:43:31,781 --> 00:43:33,749
clear there was some sort of
marine catastrophe,

703
00:43:33,783 --> 00:43:36,821
everything vanished from
crab to fish to dolphins-

704
00:43:36,855 --> 00:43:38,650
You said that was the first
time you saw it happen, so

705
00:43:38,685 --> 00:43:40,652
it's happened since then?

706
00:43:40,687 --> 00:43:45,312
A year later, a colleague in
Dover observed the same thing.

707
00:43:45,346 --> 00:43:48,453
And a year after that,
it happened in Nantucket.

708
00:43:48,487 --> 00:43:51,663
So, we thought it might be
the Gulf stream Phenomenon.

709
00:43:51,698 --> 00:43:53,631
Maine isn't on the
Gulf stream.

710
00:43:53,665 --> 00:43:57,324
No, but the Gulf stream and
the Labrador current collide

711
00:43:57,358 --> 00:43:59,844
to create one the richest
fishing grounds in the world,

712
00:43:59,878 --> 00:44:01,121
the gulf of Maine.

713
00:44:01,155 --> 00:44:02,674
And I predicted this is
where it would happen next,

714
00:44:02,709 --> 00:44:04,400
and I was right.

715
00:44:04,434 --> 00:44:06,195
'Cause something's changing.
Something that's causing the

716
00:44:06,229 --> 00:44:07,714
fish population to collapse.

717
00:44:07,748 --> 00:44:09,888
Like in Delaware
and Nantucket.

718
00:44:09,923 --> 00:44:11,338
And it turned out
in other places, too.

719
00:44:11,372 --> 00:44:14,824
There've been reports from
the Azores and Cape Verde.

720
00:44:14,859 --> 00:44:16,688
And the pattern
is always the same;

721
00:44:16,723 --> 00:44:19,898
a sudden disappearance of fish,
local economic devastation,

722
00:44:19,933 --> 00:44:21,831
and then the fishermen
start to die.

723
00:44:23,212 --> 00:44:24,731
From what?

724
00:44:24,765 --> 00:44:27,803
Everyone assumed the deaths
were accidents or suicide, but

725
00:44:27,837 --> 00:44:29,252
the bodies were never
found because

726
00:44:29,287 --> 00:44:30,081
it always happened at sea.

727
00:44:33,843 --> 00:44:39,400
Look, you said you had a
theory for what's causing this?

728
00:44:39,435 --> 00:44:43,715
Rachel believed that there is
a marine predator that we

729
00:44:43,750 --> 00:44:45,752
haven't identified, yet.

730
00:44:45,786 --> 00:44:49,617
It's an apex predator
that migrates with the fish.

731
00:44:49,652 --> 00:44:53,207
And it kills the fishermen?
[laughs]

732
00:44:53,242 --> 00:44:54,864
Wouldn't somebody
have reported this?

733
00:44:54,899 --> 00:44:58,281
That's why no one took it
seriously, but Rachel did.

734
00:44:58,316 --> 00:45:00,456
Because she spotted it
on sonar, something that she

735
00:45:00,490 --> 00:45:03,183
couldn't identify. And the day
that she disappeared, she was

736
00:45:03,217 --> 00:45:04,563
out on the water
looking for it.

737
00:45:04,598 --> 00:45:06,738
Lars saw something
on sonar, too.

738
00:45:06,773 --> 00:45:09,258
He said it looked like
a giant shoal of fish.

739
00:45:09,292 --> 00:45:10,777
Which means there's
more than one.

740
00:45:10,811 --> 00:45:11,847
[soft chuckle]

741
00:45:11,881 --> 00:45:14,642
Or it's really fucking big.

742
00:45:14,677 --> 00:45:16,921
[laughs] Oh, my God.

743
00:45:16,955 --> 00:45:19,717
[ominous music]

744
00:45:30,693 --> 00:45:32,902
Not so boring
here, after all.

745
00:45:32,937 --> 00:45:34,801
[soft laugh]

746
00:45:34,835 --> 00:45:37,251
Maybe you should stay
and cover the story.

747
00:45:37,286 --> 00:45:38,943
Like any good journalist.

748
00:45:41,014 --> 00:45:41,980
Maybe I should.

749
00:45:45,259 --> 00:45:46,916
For the sake of the story.

750
00:45:46,951 --> 00:45:51,576
It just turned out to
be right under my nose.

751
00:45:51,610 --> 00:45:54,268
Captain Aha and
the White Whale.

752
00:45:56,719 --> 00:45:57,996
What?

753
00:45:58,031 --> 00:46:01,275
It's what you called me once,
Captain Ahab, chasing a monster

754
00:46:01,310 --> 00:46:04,002
that would drag me
under the waves.

755
00:46:04,037 --> 00:46:06,625
And it did.

756
00:46:06,660 --> 00:46:10,698
Cost me my job,
brought us to this rock.

757
00:46:12,942 --> 00:46:17,015
When I heard you
explain everything tonight,

758
00:46:17,050 --> 00:46:22,780
I finally understood
the obsession.

759
00:46:22,814 --> 00:46:27,025
It's still about Rachel,
isn't it?

760
00:46:27,060 --> 00:46:30,857
You're on this island
because of her.

761
00:46:30,891 --> 00:46:33,100
Because you are compelled
to find this thing

762
00:46:33,135 --> 00:46:35,965
that she was searching for.

763
00:46:36,000 --> 00:46:37,656
This thing that killed her.

764
00:46:40,590 --> 00:46:44,732
I was never really
quite sure it existed.

765
00:46:44,767 --> 00:46:48,184
But now I know she was right.

766
00:46:48,219 --> 00:46:49,220
I believe her.

767
00:46:57,987 --> 00:46:59,851
So do I.

768
00:47:11,621 --> 00:47:13,623
[waves crashing]

769
00:47:27,706 --> 00:47:30,226
I always despised beans.

770
00:47:30,261 --> 00:47:32,090
Better learn to like 'em,
Titus, 'cause we're running

771
00:47:32,125 --> 00:47:33,781
out of everything else.

772
00:47:33,816 --> 00:47:37,061
Do you mind if we bring some
of our supplies over to Nina's?

773
00:47:37,095 --> 00:47:39,926
She told me this morning that
she's running low on food.

774
00:47:39,960 --> 00:47:42,687
Sure. She can move in
here if she wants.

775
00:47:42,721 --> 00:47:45,793
Ruth and Alvis, too.
It might be smart for us to pull

776
00:47:45,828 --> 00:47:49,211
our resources while we figure
out what the hell is goin' on.

777
00:47:49,245 --> 00:47:50,937
If this were one
of your novels,

778
00:47:50,971 --> 00:47:52,248
how would you explain it?

779
00:47:52,283 --> 00:47:54,388
[soft chuckle]

780
00:47:54,423 --> 00:47:58,047
We all wake up and find
out it just was a nightmare.

781
00:47:58,082 --> 00:48:01,292
Pretty lame for a writer.

782
00:48:01,326 --> 00:48:04,191
Even with that fire goin',
it's gonna get cold in here.

783
00:48:04,226 --> 00:48:05,952
We're gonna need
more blankets.

784
00:48:05,986 --> 00:48:06,745
I'll get 'em.

785
00:48:16,065 --> 00:48:19,034
I just hope this story
has a happy ending.

786
00:48:19,068 --> 00:48:23,072
There's no such thing
as a happy ending.

787
00:48:23,107 --> 00:48:26,627
You're full of sunshine
and light, doctor.

788
00:48:26,662 --> 00:48:29,147
Well, I've seen too
many endings.

789
00:48:29,182 --> 00:48:32,737
some are painful,
some are tragic.

790
00:48:32,771 --> 00:48:35,774
None of them are happy.

791
00:48:35,809 --> 00:48:37,431
That's why I prefer fiction.

792
00:48:39,433 --> 00:48:43,161
Why come all the
way out here to write?

793
00:48:43,196 --> 00:48:44,024
'Cause-

794
00:48:50,030 --> 00:48:52,826
My book takes place
on and island,

795
00:48:52,860 --> 00:48:56,795
and I wanted authenticity.

796
00:48:56,830 --> 00:49:01,490
Pulled out a map, searched
the Maine cost for the most

797
00:49:01,524 --> 00:49:05,873
remote island I could find,
and this was it.

798
00:49:05,908 --> 00:49:09,601
Island Zero.

799
00:49:09,636 --> 00:49:15,159
It's uh...
It's my title.

800
00:49:15,193 --> 00:49:18,093
What does it mean?

801
00:49:18,127 --> 00:49:22,200
The island where all
things can be rebooted.

802
00:49:22,235 --> 00:49:24,720
New lives, new relationships.

803
00:49:30,346 --> 00:49:32,417
New possibilities.

804
00:49:49,262 --> 00:49:51,022
[music plays]

805
00:50:24,987 --> 00:50:27,196
[closes truck of car]

806
00:50:35,204 --> 00:50:37,620
Nina?

807
00:50:37,655 --> 00:50:40,278
I got about a weeks worth
of pork and beans for you.

808
00:50:56,018 --> 00:50:56,777
[muffled] Nina?

809
00:51:01,506 --> 00:51:03,508
[music on radio]

810
00:51:05,752 --> 00:51:06,994
Nina?

811
00:51:07,788 --> 00:51:10,412
I brought a weeks worth
of pork and beans for you.

812
00:51:14,312 --> 00:51:15,175
Nina?

813
00:51:16,521 --> 00:51:17,177
[gasp]

814
00:51:18,247 --> 00:51:21,250
[cries]

815
00:51:30,639 --> 00:51:31,640
[pants]

816
00:51:32,365 --> 00:51:33,331
[tires screech]

817
00:51:33,366 --> 00:51:34,125
[cries]

818
00:51:40,269 --> 00:51:42,237
What did that? What the
hell did that to her?

819
00:51:42,271 --> 00:51:43,272
Ruth and Alvis.

820
00:51:49,175 --> 00:51:50,037
Dad?

821
00:51:50,072 --> 00:51:51,211
- Stay in the car!
- But, Dad.

822
00:51:51,246 --> 00:51:53,351
Stay with Jesse. Both of
you just stay in the car.

823
00:51:53,386 --> 00:51:54,145
But, Dad.

824
00:52:04,362 --> 00:52:08,125
[ominous music]

825
00:52:27,903 --> 00:52:30,008
[creature growls]

826
00:53:05,458 --> 00:53:07,391
Well you could've
knocked, first.

827
00:53:07,425 --> 00:53:09,496
Are you okay?

828
00:53:09,531 --> 00:53:14,432
Alvis ain't up to speed
but I'm doin' fine, considering.

829
00:53:14,467 --> 00:53:16,262
Sounds like a bear hibernating.

830
00:53:16,296 --> 00:53:17,677
[Al snores]

831
00:53:17,711 --> 00:53:19,920
82 degrees in here and
he needs all them blankets.

832
00:53:19,955 --> 00:53:21,405
Ruth! You can't stay here.

833
00:53:21,439 --> 00:53:23,372
You and Alvis need to leave
the house right now.

834
00:53:23,407 --> 00:53:24,856
Why? Where we goin'?

835
00:53:24,891 --> 00:53:27,411
To the inn. Everyone on the
island needs to stay together.

836
00:53:27,445 --> 00:53:30,207
- Dad?
- Go back to the truck, Ellie!

837
00:53:30,241 --> 00:53:33,348
Ruth, Nina's dead.

838
00:53:33,382 --> 00:53:35,557
Something got into her house,
smashed through the window.

839
00:53:35,591 --> 00:53:38,215
Dad, I need to show
you something.

840
00:53:44,013 --> 00:53:46,533
Ellie recording this
a couple of nights ago.

841
00:53:46,568 --> 00:53:49,260
And it happened at the waters
edge right behind our house.

842
00:53:49,295 --> 00:53:51,642
Why are we only hearing
of this video now?

843
00:53:51,676 --> 00:53:54,300
'Cause it was her Christmas
present, she wasn't supposed

844
00:53:54,334 --> 00:53:55,404
to be using it.

845
00:53:55,439 --> 00:53:56,750
What kinda camera is this?

846
00:53:56,785 --> 00:53:59,995
It's a thermographic camera,
the images come from infrared

847
00:54:00,029 --> 00:54:02,446
radiation. You can see
temperature differences

848
00:54:02,480 --> 00:54:05,311
as little as
.07 degrees celsius.

849
00:54:05,345 --> 00:54:07,002
Definitely your kid.

850
00:54:07,036 --> 00:54:08,279
Here.

851
00:54:08,314 --> 00:54:10,039
This is when it happens.

852
00:54:13,319 --> 00:54:16,011
What the hell was that?

853
00:54:16,045 --> 00:54:20,291
Could be a bear,
or a cougar.

854
00:54:20,326 --> 00:54:21,188
No.

855
00:54:22,707 --> 00:54:26,332
So on this camera, cold
temperatures are blue

856
00:54:26,366 --> 00:54:29,507
the warm temperatures are
orange. Play it again, Ellie.

857
00:54:32,855 --> 00:54:36,031
Look what attacks the deer,
what color it is.

858
00:54:36,065 --> 00:54:40,000
It's cold blooded.
Amphibian?

859
00:54:40,035 --> 00:54:43,176
I mean, possibly. But, even
octopuses come out

860
00:54:43,210 --> 00:54:46,352
of the water to hunt. They could
stay out for as long as an hour.

861
00:54:46,386 --> 00:54:53,186
So this is what killed
Arthur and Nina and Emmett.

862
00:54:53,220 --> 00:54:57,155
It's cold blooded,
and it came from the water.

863
00:54:57,190 --> 00:55:00,366
How far is Nina's
house from the water?

864
00:55:00,400 --> 00:55:01,401
About a hundred yards.

865
00:55:10,030 --> 00:55:11,825
We're closer than
that right now.

866
00:55:25,287 --> 00:55:25,943
[gun clicks]

867
00:55:27,013 --> 00:55:28,359
How'd you learn
to do that?

868
00:55:28,394 --> 00:55:30,396
Take apart guns?

869
00:55:30,430 --> 00:55:33,468
I've spent some
time around weapons.

870
00:55:33,502 --> 00:55:35,746
You mean like hunting?

871
00:55:35,780 --> 00:55:38,542
In a way.

872
00:55:38,576 --> 00:55:40,337
Lucy won't let me
near any guns.

873
00:55:40,371 --> 00:55:41,199
Good for her.

874
00:55:47,792 --> 00:55:50,657
This pistol's worthless, but the
rifle and shotgun seem

875
00:55:50,692 --> 00:55:52,072
to be in working order.

876
00:55:52,107 --> 00:55:53,936
Are there any other
weapons on the island?

877
00:55:53,971 --> 00:55:56,422
Between me and Alvis,
that's all we've got.

878
00:55:56,456 --> 00:55:59,563
What about ammo? There's only
four bullets for the rifle.

879
00:55:59,597 --> 00:56:03,498
Arthur used to hunt. Maybe
there something at his house.

880
00:56:03,532 --> 00:56:05,396
I better get over there
before it gets dark.

881
00:56:05,431 --> 00:56:08,434
You shouldn't be out
there alone. I'll go with you.

882
00:56:12,610 --> 00:56:14,612
[ominous music]

883
00:56:52,478 --> 00:56:54,652
If this creature
really exists,

884
00:56:54,687 --> 00:56:56,309
why hasn't anyone reported it?

885
00:56:56,343 --> 00:56:58,725
Well new breed of species are
discovered all the time.

886
00:56:58,760 --> 00:57:01,003
Well were talking about
something that can rip

887
00:57:01,038 --> 00:57:03,834
a man apart. One of these
must've washed on the shore,

888
00:57:03,868 --> 00:57:06,802
somewhere.
- Not necessarily.

889
00:57:06,837 --> 00:57:10,288
Could be like whale fall.

890
00:57:10,323 --> 00:57:12,152
Like what?

891
00:57:12,187 --> 00:57:14,845
Well when a whale dies at sea,
it doesn't wash on shore.

892
00:57:14,879 --> 00:57:16,502
It sinks.

893
00:57:16,536 --> 00:57:18,814
And there carcasses can end
up on abyssal zone

894
00:57:18,849 --> 00:57:23,336
five-six thousand feet down.

895
00:57:23,370 --> 00:57:26,788
where a complex ecosystem
feeds on the corpse.

896
00:57:26,822 --> 00:57:28,583
The deep sea bed
is just littered

897
00:57:28,617 --> 00:57:34,278
with the bones of whales, and
who knows what else.

898
00:57:34,312 --> 00:57:35,659
Found some.

899
00:57:35,693 --> 00:57:37,592
[bullets shake in box]

900
00:57:37,626 --> 00:57:40,629
[music plays]

901
00:57:57,197 --> 00:58:00,649
Here, look at this.

902
00:58:00,684 --> 00:58:02,686
Don't run down
the battery, Ellie.

903
00:58:02,720 --> 00:58:04,550
I'm just showing him
how to use it.

904
00:58:08,864 --> 00:58:12,074
I've never been good
at roughing it. [chuckle]

905
00:58:12,109 --> 00:58:17,321
I hate camping. Can't stand the
ocean. I always get sea sick.

906
00:58:17,355 --> 00:58:19,565
How did you end up
with a marine biologist?

907
00:58:19,599 --> 00:58:22,153
[soft laugh]

908
00:58:22,188 --> 00:58:24,535
I interviewed him for a
Father's Day story

909
00:58:24,570 --> 00:58:28,228
on single dads. One thing
led to another.

910
00:58:28,263 --> 00:58:30,541
So you never met his wife?

911
00:58:30,576 --> 00:58:35,546
No, Rachel had died
two years before.

912
00:58:35,581 --> 00:58:39,170
Sam says Ellie looks
just like her.

913
00:58:39,205 --> 00:58:43,347
It's like Rachel's ghost
is always with us.

914
00:58:43,381 --> 00:58:46,557
How can I compete with that?

915
00:58:46,592 --> 00:58:48,248
Now why do you
have to compete?

916
00:58:51,286 --> 00:58:53,460
You can spot animals that
you'd never see with a regular

917
00:58:53,495 --> 00:58:54,151
camera.

918
00:58:56,740 --> 00:58:58,776
See that orange
thing up in the branches?

919
00:58:58,811 --> 00:59:00,709
I think it might
be a squirrel.

920
00:59:02,573 --> 00:59:04,679
So how long does the
battery last on this thing?

921
00:59:04,713 --> 00:59:08,579
I charged it up yesterday,
plus I have a spare battery.

922
00:59:10,961 --> 00:59:14,896
Even when it's pitch black
outside, you could still see-

923
00:59:15,655 --> 00:59:18,762
What is it? Kid.
What is it?

924
00:59:18,796 --> 00:59:20,108
[ominous music]

925
00:59:20,142 --> 00:59:21,454
There's something coming.

926
00:59:21,488 --> 00:59:24,112
Oh, my God.

927
00:59:30,118 --> 00:59:31,706
[items thud]

928
00:59:31,740 --> 00:59:32,638
[bangs on door]

929
00:59:32,672 --> 00:59:34,950
What the hell was that?

930
00:59:37,781 --> 00:59:38,609
[door creeks]

931
00:59:38,644 --> 00:59:40,611
[monstrous noise]

932
00:59:40,646 --> 00:59:42,820
Where is it?
Why can't we see it?

933
00:59:43,925 --> 00:59:45,927
[screams]

934
00:59:48,826 --> 00:59:50,587
[flesh ripping]

935
00:59:57,663 --> 00:59:59,665
[screams]

936
01:00:06,395 --> 01:00:07,500
[gun shot]

937
01:00:09,571 --> 01:00:11,469
What the hell was that?

938
01:00:11,504 --> 01:00:12,194
Sam?

939
01:00:21,307 --> 01:00:24,621
They'll be back.

940
01:00:28,866 --> 01:00:34,631
[ominous music]

941
01:01:06,904 --> 01:01:08,734
[door creeks]

942
01:01:14,084 --> 01:01:15,706
This is it.

943
01:01:15,741 --> 01:01:19,883
This house is about as far from
the water as we can get.

944
01:01:19,917 --> 01:01:21,747
Who lived here?

945
01:01:21,781 --> 01:01:25,854
The McCarty's. After their kid
drowned they left the island.

946
01:01:25,889 --> 01:01:27,545
Never came back.

947
01:01:38,280 --> 01:01:38,971
A girl.

948
01:01:50,051 --> 01:01:51,742
Titus, are you ready to go?

949
01:01:51,777 --> 01:01:54,400
The others are already
headed up the hill.

950
01:01:56,402 --> 01:01:57,437
Titus?

951
01:01:57,472 --> 01:02:01,476
[dark music]

952
01:02:19,080 --> 01:02:20,529
Titus?

953
01:02:47,971 --> 01:02:48,972
[gasp]

954
01:02:49,869 --> 01:02:51,871
[hammer on door]

955
01:03:03,849 --> 01:03:05,160
Alvis?

956
01:03:05,195 --> 01:03:09,855
Down at the inn, you
said they'll be back.

957
01:03:09,889 --> 01:03:12,478
Like you already know
what's gonna to happen.

958
01:03:12,512 --> 01:03:14,998
Have you seen one of
these things before?

959
01:03:17,517 --> 01:03:20,175
I didn't see it, exactly.

960
01:03:22,074 --> 01:03:23,730
But I've seen what they do.

961
01:03:23,765 --> 01:03:27,734
How? When?

962
01:03:27,769 --> 01:03:33,982
It was on a freighter, in the
Pacific. The Dundee.

963
01:03:34,017 --> 01:03:38,538
We were in the middle of
nowhere. The dolphins had been

964
01:03:38,573 --> 01:03:41,852
followin' us for days.

965
01:03:41,887 --> 01:03:47,030
Then, they vanished.
The sea went calm.

966
01:03:47,064 --> 01:03:50,930
We lost Bill the first night,
on night watch.

967
01:03:53,933 --> 01:03:58,869
Nobody saw him go overboard, he
was just gone the next morning.

968
01:03:58,904 --> 01:04:05,082
The next night, Jake was gone.

969
01:04:05,117 --> 01:04:06,463
On the third ni-

970
01:04:09,190 --> 01:04:10,639
On the third nigh-

971
01:04:13,021 --> 01:04:14,885
What happened on
the third night?

972
01:04:19,407 --> 01:04:23,514
I was in the
engine room, on duty.

973
01:04:23,549 --> 01:04:28,105
When I heard the gunfire, I
thought there had been pirates

974
01:04:28,140 --> 01:04:30,625
attacking us. Huh!

975
01:04:30,659 --> 01:04:36,389
When I got up on deck,
there was no one left.

976
01:04:36,424 --> 01:04:42,050
Blood everywhere,
on the bridge, the galley,

977
01:04:42,085 --> 01:04:44,570
the crewmen's quarters.

978
01:04:47,331 --> 01:04:52,578
12 men gone. I was
the only one left.

979
01:04:52,612 --> 01:04:56,409
You said you saw it, Alvis.
What did you see?

980
01:04:59,136 --> 01:05:04,072
Just on deck, a shimmer,

981
01:05:04,107 --> 01:05:08,042
like T.V. static?

982
01:05:08,076 --> 01:05:09,698
like shimmering.

983
01:05:13,185 --> 01:05:16,982
Then I heard the Navy
copter coming in,

984
01:05:17,016 --> 01:05:22,090
answering our distress call.

985
01:05:22,125 --> 01:05:26,129
The Navy asked me
what had happened. [laughs]

986
01:05:26,163 --> 01:05:28,303
I couldn't tell 'em.

987
01:05:28,338 --> 01:05:33,343
I didn't know. That
was 30 years ago.

988
01:05:34,482 --> 01:05:35,483
[loud bang]

989
01:05:37,036 --> 01:05:39,487
There should be enough there
to tie us over for a few days.

990
01:05:39,521 --> 01:05:42,317
- Where's Jesse?
- Isn't she here?

991
01:05:42,352 --> 01:05:44,181
I thought she was with you.

992
01:05:44,216 --> 01:05:46,425
I didn't see her, I though
she came with you.

993
01:05:46,459 --> 01:05:47,219
I'll go look for her.

994
01:05:49,014 --> 01:05:52,120
[stammer] I'm the one who
screwed up. I'll go with you.

995
01:05:53,915 --> 01:05:55,675
I'll take the shotgun.

996
01:05:55,710 --> 01:05:57,815
No, there gonna need
a weapon here.

997
01:05:57,850 --> 01:06:02,303
You can take the camera. Just
watch for anything coming at us.

998
01:06:02,337 --> 01:06:04,132
'Cause it's the only
way we'll see them.

999
01:06:04,167 --> 01:06:06,376
Yeah.
Yeah, okay.

1000
01:06:09,206 --> 01:06:12,209
- Be careful.
- I'll hold down the fort.

1001
01:06:35,267 --> 01:06:36,026
[door opens]

1002
01:06:52,111 --> 01:06:53,112
Jesse?

1003
01:06:55,045 --> 01:06:56,598
Jesse, are you here?

1004
01:06:59,118 --> 01:07:01,810
[whispers] There's nothing.
It's clear.

1005
01:07:22,728 --> 01:07:23,729
Oh, shit!

1006
01:07:24,557 --> 01:07:28,113
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
It was a mouse.

1007
01:07:28,147 --> 01:07:30,080
They oughta call
the health department.

1008
01:07:30,115 --> 01:07:31,150
[soft laugh]

1009
01:07:51,274 --> 01:07:52,275
Blood.

1010
01:08:04,804 --> 01:08:08,325
What do you see in there?
Anything?

1011
01:08:08,360 --> 01:08:10,120
Nope. It's clear.

1012
01:08:37,665 --> 01:08:38,804
[floor board creaks]

1013
01:08:52,024 --> 01:08:54,199
[grunts]

1014
01:09:00,308 --> 01:09:01,999
[cocks gun]

1015
01:09:36,931 --> 01:09:39,209
He killed Jesse.

1016
01:09:39,244 --> 01:09:42,695
And left her hanging
on the porch, like bait.

1017
01:09:42,730 --> 01:09:44,801
And they gutted her.

1018
01:09:46,906 --> 01:09:47,597
Why?

1019
01:09:49,115 --> 01:09:50,876
What are you really doing
on this island?

1020
01:09:50,910 --> 01:09:52,740
He's got it password
protected, Dad.

1021
01:09:52,774 --> 01:09:53,948
I can't get into it.

1022
01:09:53,982 --> 01:09:55,398
What's the password?

1023
01:09:55,432 --> 01:09:56,261
Guess.

1024
01:09:56,295 --> 01:09:58,918
What's the fucking password?!

1025
01:09:58,953 --> 01:10:00,334
You might want to cooperate.

1026
01:10:00,368 --> 01:10:03,544
Or what? You'll shoot me?

1027
01:10:03,578 --> 01:10:05,615
What about the hippocratic
oath? You're a doctor.

1028
01:10:05,649 --> 01:10:08,411
You know what's good
about being a doctor?

1029
01:10:09,412 --> 01:10:13,761
After I shoot you, I can keep
you from bleeding to death.

1030
01:10:13,795 --> 01:10:17,696
A well placed tourniquet
should do it.

1031
01:10:17,730 --> 01:10:21,113
Stop, for God's sake.
What are you doing?

1032
01:10:21,147 --> 01:10:23,357
I'm okay with this?
You Alvis?

1033
01:10:23,391 --> 01:10:25,290
Got no problem.

1034
01:10:25,324 --> 01:10:27,153
Have we all lost our minds?

1035
01:10:27,188 --> 01:10:31,434
You didn't see Jesse's body,
and what they did to her.

1036
01:10:31,468 --> 01:10:36,853
And what he did to her.
And I need to know why.

1037
01:10:39,407 --> 01:10:40,822
Okay, Ellie. Go to
the bedroom.

1038
01:10:40,857 --> 01:10:43,239
- But, Lucy.
- Just go, please.

1039
01:10:43,273 --> 01:10:44,447
Shut the door.

1040
01:10:47,312 --> 01:10:49,935
Say good-bye to procreation.

1041
01:10:49,969 --> 01:10:52,489
[stammer] palmyra415.

1042
01:10:52,524 --> 01:10:53,594
That's the password?

1043
01:10:53,628 --> 01:10:54,698
No caps.

1044
01:10:56,493 --> 01:10:58,184
[keypad clicking]

1045
01:11:00,773 --> 01:11:03,259
Isn't that the
name of his novel?

1046
01:11:03,293 --> 01:11:05,882
[snicker]

1047
01:11:06,848 --> 01:11:10,956
This isn't a novel.
This is a scientific report.

1048
01:11:10,990 --> 01:11:15,512
"Sudden drop in fish stocks,
next event expected at latitude

1049
01:11:15,547 --> 01:11:19,827
43.76, Island Zero"

1050
01:11:19,861 --> 01:11:21,794
What's island zero?

1051
01:11:27,800 --> 01:11:28,525
You are.

1052
01:11:31,148 --> 01:11:35,498
We are. This place,
this rock.

1053
01:11:35,532 --> 01:11:40,848
We're sitting at ground zero
for the invasion.

1054
01:11:40,882 --> 01:11:43,816
I was hoping I would be
miles away by now, but

1055
01:11:43,851 --> 01:11:45,715
things coalesced faster
than expected.

1056
01:11:45,749 --> 01:11:47,682
You knew what was
gonna happen.

1057
01:11:47,717 --> 01:11:49,891
You knew people
would start dying.

1058
01:11:49,926 --> 01:11:53,067
I couldn't be certain,
but the data was there.

1059
01:11:53,101 --> 01:11:56,622
- What data?
- Your late wife's date,

1060
01:11:56,657 --> 01:11:58,831
as a matter of fact.

1061
01:12:02,007 --> 01:12:04,354
Four years ago, when she
brought up the possibility of

1062
01:12:04,389 --> 01:12:07,564
an unidentified apex predator,
most people laughed.

1063
01:12:07,599 --> 01:12:10,256
Some of us didn't because we
have been monitoring

1064
01:12:10,291 --> 01:12:12,466
these instances for decades.

1065
01:12:12,500 --> 01:12:15,745
Did you never wonder why your
research funding was yanked

1066
01:12:15,779 --> 01:12:16,504
so precipitously?

1067
01:12:18,506 --> 01:12:22,579
Because we knew too much.
We had to be silenced.

1068
01:12:22,614 --> 01:12:25,824
This is a new species.

1069
01:12:25,858 --> 01:12:29,034
A major scientific discovery.

1070
01:12:29,068 --> 01:12:31,485
It should be shared
with the world.

1071
01:12:31,519 --> 01:12:34,039
[laughs]

1072
01:12:34,073 --> 01:12:35,351
It's the journalist talking.

1073
01:12:35,385 --> 01:12:36,731
Why would you keep
it a secret?

1074
01:12:36,766 --> 01:12:39,700
Because it's exploitable.
Right, Titus?

1075
01:12:39,734 --> 01:12:41,529
You want it for yourselves.

1076
01:12:41,564 --> 01:12:44,601
Oh, I know how you
people think.

1077
01:12:44,636 --> 01:12:47,397
These creatures can't be
detected with the naked eye.

1078
01:12:47,432 --> 01:12:51,608
On sonar? They just look like
a harmless school of tuna.

1079
01:12:51,643 --> 01:12:55,267
They're amphibious
killing, eating machines.

1080
01:12:55,301 --> 01:12:58,581
Gee. Who might be
interested in that?

1081
01:12:58,615 --> 01:13:00,514
- The military.
- You think?

1082
01:13:00,548 --> 01:13:04,587
You were military,
weren't you, Doctor Barrow?

1083
01:13:04,621 --> 01:13:06,416
I can always spot an ex-soldier.

1084
01:13:06,451 --> 01:13:09,385
That's why you're so
comfortable around fire arms.

1085
01:13:09,419 --> 01:13:13,941
Did you serve in
Iraq or in Afghanistan?

1086
01:13:13,975 --> 01:13:15,218
Both.

1087
01:13:15,252 --> 01:13:19,049
So, and you know what
war does to human bodies?

1088
01:13:19,084 --> 01:13:22,777
That's why I left. I got sick
of seeing soldiers ripped apart.

1089
01:13:22,812 --> 01:13:25,815
That is exactly why
we need these creatures

1090
01:13:25,849 --> 01:13:29,163
on our side, working with us.

1091
01:13:31,165 --> 01:13:33,547
Problem is, you may have
destroyed any chance

1092
01:13:33,581 --> 01:13:36,101
to negotiate with them because
you went and fucking shot one.

1093
01:13:36,135 --> 01:13:39,449
That thing ripped Val apart,

1094
01:13:39,484 --> 01:13:41,727
You think we are gonna
to negotiate with them?

1095
01:13:41,762 --> 01:13:43,798
We're making first contact
with an intelligent

1096
01:13:43,833 --> 01:13:47,492
marine species. My job is
to be the diplomat.

1097
01:13:47,526 --> 01:13:52,255
We cannot kill any of them.

1098
01:13:52,289 --> 01:13:55,223
Do you all understand that?
Do you?

1099
01:13:56,224 --> 01:14:00,815
You're negotiatin' with fish?

1100
01:14:01,851 --> 01:14:03,853
They're not fish.

1101
01:14:03,887 --> 01:14:08,133
They have a complexed language,
and social structure.

1102
01:14:08,167 --> 01:14:10,515
They hunt cooperatively.

1103
01:14:10,549 --> 01:14:14,484
Their brains are every bit as
large and neurologically complex

1104
01:14:14,519 --> 01:14:17,660
as ours. And their use
of echolocation is beyo-

1105
01:14:17,694 --> 01:14:20,628
You ca-
You cannot possibly know

1106
01:14:20,663 --> 01:14:22,319
this much about them.

1107
01:14:23,389 --> 01:14:25,495
Unless you have one
in captivity.

1108
01:14:25,530 --> 01:14:29,879
We caught one. Nine years
ago, after an oil spill,

1109
01:14:29,913 --> 01:14:31,605
in the Gulf of Mexico.

1110
01:14:31,639 --> 01:14:34,987
It was sick, it was
unable to camouflage itself.

1111
01:14:35,022 --> 01:14:38,128
After that discovery, we went
looking for more of them.

1112
01:14:38,163 --> 01:14:41,856
Captured another one, uhh,
off the Carolina's.

1113
01:14:41,891 --> 01:14:44,721
Third of Cape Hatteras.

1114
01:14:44,756 --> 01:14:48,656
Like so many other species,
they're migrating northward.

1115
01:14:48,691 --> 01:14:49,899
It's climate change.

1116
01:14:49,933 --> 01:14:52,971
Rising temperatures and over
fishing has caused them

1117
01:14:53,005 --> 01:14:55,663
to move northward in
search of food,

1118
01:14:55,698 --> 01:14:58,528
which has brought
them right here,

1119
01:14:58,563 --> 01:15:00,737
to the world's
richest fishing waters.

1120
01:15:00,772 --> 01:15:03,429
Island Zero.

1121
01:15:03,464 --> 01:15:05,501
Where it all begins.

1122
01:15:05,535 --> 01:15:09,746
People live here.
You can't keep this a secret.

1123
01:15:09,781 --> 01:15:11,541
They can keep
anything a secret.

1124
01:15:11,576 --> 01:15:17,202
All them people dead.
And we're next, aren't we?

1125
01:15:17,236 --> 01:15:20,550
Damn you! Goddamn you!

1126
01:15:20,585 --> 01:15:23,070
- Don't!
- Dad! Their coming!

1127
01:15:23,104 --> 01:15:24,761
A lot of them!

1128
01:15:27,315 --> 01:15:28,316
[monster growls]

1129
01:15:30,940 --> 01:15:31,941
[leaves rustle]

1130
01:15:36,773 --> 01:15:38,223
Oh, my God!

1131
01:15:40,708 --> 01:15:42,952
[hammering nails]

1132
01:15:43,780 --> 01:15:44,747
[monster growls]

1133
01:15:45,955 --> 01:15:46,818
Cut me loose!

1134
01:15:48,578 --> 01:15:49,579
You need me, Sam!

1135
01:15:49,614 --> 01:15:50,925
You, shut up!

1136
01:15:50,960 --> 01:15:52,789
You're all gonna die
if you don't listen to me!

1137
01:15:52,824 --> 01:15:54,584
I can negotiate with them!

1138
01:15:54,619 --> 01:15:55,240
[hammering nails]

1139
01:15:55,274 --> 01:15:56,621
You have to let me go!

1140
01:15:56,655 --> 01:15:59,416
Only 'agotiations gonna
be with this here shotgun!

1141
01:15:59,451 --> 01:16:01,936
If you kill one of them,
you kill all of us!

1142
01:16:01,971 --> 01:16:03,110
[distant thumps]

1143
01:16:04,352 --> 01:16:07,114
You have to let me go!
I can talk to them!

1144
01:16:09,772 --> 01:16:10,842
[monster growls]

1145
01:16:11,808 --> 01:16:12,533
[distinct talking]

1146
01:16:14,639 --> 01:16:15,743
[walls creak]

1147
01:16:19,264 --> 01:16:19,954
[loud thud]

1148
01:16:25,753 --> 01:16:27,444
[floorboards creak]

1149
01:16:32,139 --> 01:16:33,658
They're in the basement.

1150
01:16:33,692 --> 01:16:34,935
I don't know how
they got it.

1151
01:16:34,969 --> 01:16:36,039
Dad!

1152
01:16:41,148 --> 01:16:42,770
[monster growls]

1153
01:16:51,192 --> 01:16:52,642
Don't shoot it!

1154
01:16:52,677 --> 01:16:55,541
For God's sake. Let me
talk to them!

1155
01:16:55,576 --> 01:16:56,612
[gun clicks]

1156
01:16:56,646 --> 01:16:58,579
- Start talking.
- I need my laptop.

1157
01:16:59,684 --> 01:17:00,512
Cut me loose!

1158
01:17:03,964 --> 01:17:04,654
[loud thud]

1159
01:17:08,658 --> 01:17:09,797
Here, here, here!

1160
01:17:15,251 --> 01:17:17,702
Talk now, Titus,
or I'm pulling the trigger.

1161
01:17:18,737 --> 01:17:21,637
[monster growls]

1162
01:17:21,671 --> 01:17:22,638
What the hell?

1163
01:17:24,087 --> 01:17:25,571
We've been studying their
language for years, and we

1164
01:17:25,606 --> 01:17:26,711
think this means "hello."

1165
01:17:26,745 --> 01:17:28,195
You think?

1166
01:17:28,229 --> 01:17:30,335
We're not entirely sure.

1167
01:17:30,369 --> 01:17:34,132
So you might be telling him
his mom wears army boots.

1168
01:17:34,166 --> 01:17:37,687
It stopped. It's thinking.

1169
01:17:37,722 --> 01:17:39,965
[monster hisses]

1170
01:17:40,000 --> 01:17:42,727
It's working.
It's not attacking.

1171
01:17:43,831 --> 01:17:45,074
What happens after hello?

1172
01:17:47,352 --> 01:17:49,043
Negotiations begin.

1173
01:17:50,907 --> 01:17:53,185
[computer imitates
monster noise]

1174
01:17:54,462 --> 01:17:55,705
What are you telling
it, Titus?

1175
01:17:55,740 --> 01:17:59,329
[computer imitates
monster noise]

1176
01:17:59,364 --> 01:18:00,986
What the hell
are you telling it?

1177
01:18:01,021 --> 01:18:03,023
[computer imitates
monster noise]

1178
01:18:07,268 --> 01:18:09,374
What the hell
are you telling it?

1179
01:18:09,408 --> 01:18:11,894
I think he just told
them "dinner is served."

1180
01:18:14,206 --> 01:18:15,414
And we're dinner.

1181
01:18:15,449 --> 01:18:17,589
The attic.
Get to the attic!

1182
01:18:17,623 --> 01:18:18,314
Ellie!

1183
01:18:23,975 --> 01:18:26,356
Alvis. Alvis come with us!

1184
01:18:26,391 --> 01:18:27,081
Alvis!

1185
01:18:28,427 --> 01:18:30,084
Ruth, go! Go!

1186
01:18:30,982 --> 01:18:32,949
Dad, there's one
right behind you!

1187
01:18:32,984 --> 01:18:33,743
[gun shot]

1188
01:18:33,778 --> 01:18:34,468
[monster whimpers]

1189
01:18:40,992 --> 01:18:41,751
[monster growls]

1190
01:18:43,891 --> 01:18:45,790
I'm a friend!

1191
01:18:45,824 --> 01:18:47,826
[computer imitates
monster noise]

1192
01:18:49,794 --> 01:18:50,760
Don't attack!

1193
01:18:55,938 --> 01:18:57,180
Don't attack!

1194
01:18:58,595 --> 01:19:00,563
Don't attack!

1195
01:19:00,597 --> 01:19:01,322
[laptop breaks]

1196
01:19:01,357 --> 01:19:04,463
I'm a friend!

1197
01:19:06,949 --> 01:19:09,158
I'm a friend!

1198
01:19:22,827 --> 01:19:23,620
[intense music]

1199
01:19:23,655 --> 01:19:24,345
[monster hisses]

1200
01:19:25,657 --> 01:19:26,278
[gun shot]

1201
01:19:26,313 --> 01:19:27,003
[group screams]

1202
01:19:31,456 --> 01:19:33,113
[Ruth cries]

1203
01:19:39,844 --> 01:19:40,948
Where are they?

1204
01:19:43,192 --> 01:19:44,607
I don't know.

1205
01:19:44,641 --> 01:19:45,815
Are they gone?

1206
01:19:45,850 --> 01:19:47,990
We have no food
or water in here.

1207
01:19:48,024 --> 01:19:49,336
[Ruth continues to cry]

1208
01:19:49,370 --> 01:19:53,823
All we have to do is wait
and starve ourselves.

1209
01:19:55,376 --> 01:19:56,377
[knocks on door]

1210
01:19:57,758 --> 01:19:58,828
Hey, it's me!

1211
01:19:58,863 --> 01:19:59,967
Alvis?

1212
01:20:00,002 --> 01:20:00,865
[jiggling door handle]
- Open up!

1213
01:20:00,899 --> 01:20:03,902
Oh, my God.
It's Alvis! It's Alvis!

1214
01:20:18,054 --> 01:20:22,679
Damn old fool!
I thought I lost you!

1215
01:20:22,714 --> 01:20:25,372
Ohh! I thought you were dead!

1216
01:20:27,512 --> 01:20:29,686
Where's Titus?

1217
01:20:29,721 --> 01:20:31,343
He is there!

1218
01:20:31,378 --> 01:20:33,449
And there!

1219
01:20:37,177 --> 01:20:38,972
Well they take
their dead with them.

1220
01:20:39,006 --> 01:20:41,560
Why is Alvis still alive?

1221
01:20:41,595 --> 01:20:42,907
Why didn't they attack him?

1222
01:20:42,941 --> 01:20:45,841
Probably 'cause his
hide's too damn tough.

1223
01:20:45,875 --> 01:20:47,083
[soft laugh]

1224
01:20:47,118 --> 01:20:48,429
Would you want
to eat him?

1225
01:20:48,464 --> 01:20:51,087
Sam, come up and
take a look at this!

1226
01:20:57,231 --> 01:21:00,062
Look at the skin
on this thing.

1227
01:21:00,096 --> 01:21:02,305
It's shiny, almost reflective.

1228
01:21:05,067 --> 01:21:09,243
Some kind of
protective armor?

1229
01:21:09,278 --> 01:21:12,729
This skin isn't for
protection, it's for bending

1230
01:21:12,764 --> 01:21:15,008
and refracting light.

1231
01:21:15,042 --> 01:21:16,526
The military is trying to
develop something

1232
01:21:16,561 --> 01:21:17,631
just like this.

1233
01:21:20,461 --> 01:21:22,498
That's why we can't see them.

1234
01:21:24,672 --> 01:21:27,123
In stead of changing the
color of it's skin,

1235
01:21:27,158 --> 01:21:29,781
like a chameleon or octopus,

1236
01:21:29,815 --> 01:21:32,370
these things have evolved a
completely different way

1237
01:21:32,404 --> 01:21:33,923
to disappear.

1238
01:21:33,958 --> 01:21:37,651
Prey would never see
it coming.

1239
01:21:37,685 --> 01:21:40,378
The ultimate advantage
for a predator.

1240
01:21:40,412 --> 01:21:42,414
[ominous music]

1241
01:21:47,074 --> 01:21:47,937
[couple talking]

1242
01:21:47,972 --> 01:21:49,939
Dad, my camera
battery is almost dead.

1243
01:21:49,974 --> 01:21:51,078
Shut it down.

1244
01:21:51,113 --> 01:21:52,114
We won't be able
to see them coming.

1245
01:21:54,116 --> 01:21:56,152
Then we'll just
have to keep them out.

1246
01:21:56,187 --> 01:21:58,948
And we'll reinforce
the boards again.

1247
01:21:58,983 --> 01:22:01,468
And then what? We stay
here and starve?

1248
01:22:01,502 --> 01:22:03,159
Well at least we
won't freeze to death.

1249
01:22:03,194 --> 01:22:04,678
Got all that wood to burn.

1250
01:22:04,712 --> 01:22:05,713
[Alvis laughs]

1251
01:22:07,681 --> 01:22:12,168
Heat. That's it.

1252
01:22:12,203 --> 01:22:13,790
That must be it.

1253
01:22:13,825 --> 01:22:15,240
What?

1254
01:22:15,275 --> 01:22:17,933
The reason Alvis
is still alive.

1255
01:22:17,967 --> 01:22:21,867
He stayed near the stove.

1256
01:22:21,902 --> 01:22:23,421
And they can't
tolerate heat.

1257
01:22:23,455 --> 01:22:25,871
And that's why they're moving
north like the other species.

1258
01:22:30,876 --> 01:22:31,567
Huh.

1259
01:22:35,019 --> 01:22:37,021
You were the only survivor
on that cargo ship

1260
01:22:37,055 --> 01:22:40,679
because you were in a
hot engine room.

1261
01:22:40,714 --> 01:22:43,130
According to this research,
the creatures are attracted to

1262
01:22:43,165 --> 01:22:46,202
noise and to light.

1263
01:22:46,237 --> 01:22:50,137
There's no mention of heat, or
any specific temperature that

1264
01:22:50,172 --> 01:22:50,966
repels them.

1265
01:22:55,384 --> 01:22:57,938
82 degrees.

1266
01:23:02,356 --> 01:23:03,840
How do you know that?

1267
01:23:05,704 --> 01:23:08,984
'Cause that's how we
set the thermostat at home.

1268
01:23:09,018 --> 01:23:10,019
[soft laugh]

1269
01:23:10,054 --> 01:23:12,021
They didn't come to our house.

1270
01:23:12,056 --> 01:23:14,575
They went to Nina's instead.

1271
01:23:16,163 --> 01:23:18,200
So we're gonna heat
the place up.

1272
01:23:18,234 --> 01:23:20,478
We're gonna get it
nice and toasty.

1273
01:23:20,512 --> 01:23:22,031
And keep it warm in here.

1274
01:23:22,066 --> 01:23:24,654
Keep 'em at bay until
someone rescues us.

1275
01:23:24,689 --> 01:23:27,243
I don't think anyone's
coming to rescue us, Sam.

1276
01:23:27,278 --> 01:23:29,073
It's all here in the report.

1277
01:23:29,107 --> 01:23:30,798
Their plans for the island.

1278
01:23:34,354 --> 01:23:39,014
- Isolate. Quarantine.
- And eliminate.

1279
01:23:40,601 --> 01:23:44,260
I thought they wanted
these creatures alive?

1280
01:23:44,295 --> 01:23:45,710
Why would they kill them?

1281
01:23:45,744 --> 01:23:49,369
This isn't about the
creatures. It's about us.

1282
01:23:49,403 --> 01:23:52,234
What they have planned for us.

1283
01:23:52,268 --> 01:23:54,167
That's why they cut
off the island.

1284
01:23:54,201 --> 01:23:56,928
The ferry, the phones.

1285
01:23:56,962 --> 01:24:01,277
We're the only ones left
who know what happened.

1286
01:24:01,312 --> 01:24:03,762
Their gonna wait
until we're dead.

1287
01:24:03,797 --> 01:24:06,938
The world would find out.

1288
01:24:06,972 --> 01:24:08,181
There'd be questions.

1289
01:24:08,215 --> 01:24:09,941
And they'd have the answers.

1290
01:24:09,975 --> 01:24:13,048
A way to explain how
we all died.

1291
01:24:13,082 --> 01:24:16,051
A fire in the village, or
Sam here went berserk

1292
01:24:16,085 --> 01:24:17,328
and slaughtered us all.

1293
01:24:20,158 --> 01:24:26,095
If no one's coming
to rescue us then...

1294
01:24:26,130 --> 01:24:27,303
what are we gonna do?

1295
01:24:28,270 --> 01:24:31,273
[intense music]

1296
01:24:40,144 --> 01:24:42,525
What was it like in the army?

1297
01:24:44,527 --> 01:24:46,150
Hot.

1298
01:24:46,184 --> 01:24:49,118
I don't like hot.

1299
01:24:49,153 --> 01:24:51,672
Did you ever shoot anyone?

1300
01:24:54,330 --> 01:24:59,163
Why are you asking? You
think it's fun shooting people?

1301
01:24:59,197 --> 01:25:04,133
I just wondered. I've
never even held a gun.

1302
01:25:04,168 --> 01:25:06,756
Lucy's scared of them, and my
dad says he won't shoot anything

1303
01:25:06,791 --> 01:25:08,344
'cause he's a biologist.

1304
01:25:08,379 --> 01:25:11,692
A gun is a tool, Ellie,
that's all.

1305
01:25:11,727 --> 01:25:18,320
Like a chainsaw, someone
could get hurt if your careless.

1306
01:25:20,667 --> 01:25:23,048
I'm not careless.

1307
01:25:23,083 --> 01:25:26,742
Would you really have shot
Titus in the you know where?

1308
01:25:28,985 --> 01:25:31,160
I guess we'll never know,
will we?

1309
01:25:44,208 --> 01:25:45,830
Shouldn't you be sleeping?

1310
01:25:45,864 --> 01:25:47,970
You aren't.

1311
01:25:48,004 --> 01:25:49,213
Someone has to stay alert.

1312
01:25:51,422 --> 01:25:53,113
Can I lie down next to you?

1313
01:26:04,504 --> 01:26:08,163
What do they want?
The creatures.

1314
01:26:11,442 --> 01:26:15,894
Probably what everybody
wants, to stay alive,

1315
01:26:15,929 --> 01:26:18,587
and breathe, to eat.
Have kids.

1316
01:26:22,349 --> 01:26:24,040
How come you
don't have any kids?

1317
01:26:24,075 --> 01:26:27,423
That's a personal question.

1318
01:26:27,458 --> 01:26:32,256
I'm sorry. I just think
you'd be a cool mom.

1319
01:26:41,368 --> 01:26:42,300
I was.

1320
01:26:52,310 --> 01:26:53,069
[loud clang]

1321
01:27:03,459 --> 01:27:05,392
Anything happening?

1322
01:27:13,676 --> 01:27:14,574
Not a sound.

1323
01:27:22,202 --> 01:27:24,308
I know they're out
there somewhere.

1324
01:27:25,309 --> 01:27:27,000
I don't know what
they're waiting on.

1325
01:27:29,451 --> 01:27:31,970
Not hungry enough, yet.

1326
01:27:33,213 --> 01:27:37,528
Maybe we scared them.
You did kill a few.

1327
01:27:50,955 --> 01:27:54,959
Sam, there's only
seven bullets left.

1328
01:27:56,961 --> 01:27:58,031
- It's not enough.
- I know.

1329
01:28:11,389 --> 01:28:14,047
I wasn't there when
she was born.

1330
01:28:17,982 --> 01:28:22,020
Rachel went into labor
three weeks early.

1331
01:28:22,055 --> 01:28:23,401
I was at a conference in Oregon.

1332
01:28:34,930 --> 01:28:36,000
I missed-

1333
01:28:41,592 --> 01:28:44,249
watching her come
into the world.

1334
01:28:48,702 --> 01:28:51,843
And now-now I'm gonna
have to watch her-

1335
01:28:54,605 --> 01:28:57,366
I'm not gonna
let it happen.

1336
01:28:57,401 --> 01:28:58,505
Not to you.

1337
01:29:00,921 --> 01:29:03,614
[monster growls]

1338
01:29:07,376 --> 01:29:09,930
I hate this waiting around.

1339
01:29:09,965 --> 01:29:13,106
Letting them choose the moment.

1340
01:29:13,140 --> 01:29:14,763
There's nothing else
we can do.

1341
01:29:16,696 --> 01:29:19,492
I read the
Island Zero report.

1342
01:29:19,526 --> 01:29:22,909
They can only be out of
the water for an hour at a time.

1343
01:29:22,943 --> 01:29:25,083
And they hunt at night.

1344
01:29:25,118 --> 01:29:29,881
If they do attack, it will be
in the next five hours.

1345
01:29:32,884 --> 01:29:34,990
[monster growls]

1346
01:29:35,439 --> 01:29:37,751
I've got every window
boarded up.

1347
01:29:37,786 --> 01:29:40,064
But even if we hold them
off tonight, what about

1348
01:29:40,098 --> 01:29:42,756
tomorrow night?
And the night after?

1349
01:29:42,791 --> 01:29:45,276
In a week we'll be out
of food and water.

1350
01:29:46,622 --> 01:29:50,074
Maybe it's the soldier in me,
but starving to death is not

1351
01:29:50,108 --> 01:29:51,972
how I wanna go down.

1352
01:29:52,007 --> 01:29:53,905
Are you suggesting
we attack them?

1353
01:29:53,940 --> 01:29:57,737
We know they're attracted
to light and to noise.

1354
01:29:57,771 --> 01:29:59,221
That's how they
locate their prey.

1355
01:29:59,255 --> 01:30:02,362
They don't need to find us,
they know where we are.

1356
01:30:04,813 --> 01:30:07,816
So let's roll out
the welcome mat.

1357
01:30:09,127 --> 01:30:12,130
[monster growls]

1358
01:30:37,708 --> 01:30:39,710
[distant Christmas music]

1359
01:30:41,194 --> 01:30:44,197
[monster growls]

1360
01:31:08,566 --> 01:31:09,740
What are you waiting for?

1361
01:31:09,774 --> 01:31:12,121
What if this is the only
population on earth, I'd be

1362
01:31:12,156 --> 01:31:14,710
killing the last of
their species.

1363
01:31:14,745 --> 01:31:15,677
Good!

1364
01:31:16,505 --> 01:31:19,163
[Christmas music continues]

1365
01:31:28,241 --> 01:31:29,345
[deep exhale]

1366
01:31:31,555 --> 01:31:33,488
[fire crackles]

1367
01:31:39,908 --> 01:31:43,049
[monster growls]

1368
01:31:58,754 --> 01:32:01,239
[helicopter hovering]

1369
01:32:03,897 --> 01:32:08,453
We can't stay here.
We need to leave.

1370
01:32:08,488 --> 01:32:11,077
Maybe they're coming
to rescue us.

1371
01:32:11,111 --> 01:32:13,562
What if you're wrong?

1372
01:32:14,287 --> 01:32:15,288
[building collapses]

1373
01:32:15,944 --> 01:32:17,566
Go, now!

1374
01:32:17,601 --> 01:32:18,291
Sam!

1375
01:32:19,395 --> 01:32:21,225
Shouldn't we at least
wait to see if-

1376
01:32:21,259 --> 01:32:21,881
[gasp]

1377
01:32:21,915 --> 01:32:22,744
[monster growls]

1378
01:32:24,815 --> 01:32:25,540
[ripping sound]

1379
01:32:25,574 --> 01:32:27,231
[gasp]

1380
01:32:28,715 --> 01:32:30,614
[Lucy screams]

1381
01:32:30,924 --> 01:32:31,718
Lucy!

1382
01:32:32,236 --> 01:32:33,927
[gun shots]

1383
01:32:35,653 --> 01:32:38,138
No! No! No!

1384
01:32:38,173 --> 01:32:40,624
Lucy! No!

1385
01:32:40,658 --> 01:32:43,765
Oh, my go-
Oh, my God!

1386
01:32:43,799 --> 01:32:46,215
- Sam, we need to leave now!
- No. No!

1387
01:32:46,250 --> 01:32:48,597
- Sam, we have to leave!
- Please don't leave me!

1388
01:32:48,632 --> 01:32:50,806
- Please! No!
- They're coming!

1389
01:32:50,841 --> 01:32:51,635
[building collapses]

1390
01:32:51,669 --> 01:32:53,775
Sam!

1391
01:32:53,809 --> 01:32:55,604
- Sam!
- Don't leave me!

1392
01:32:55,639 --> 01:32:57,433
No! No!

1393
01:32:57,468 --> 01:32:59,125
[soft talking]

1394
01:33:02,680 --> 01:33:04,371
[Sam cries]

1395
01:33:48,553 --> 01:33:52,040
Here! Here!
We're here!

1396
01:33:54,042 --> 01:33:57,528
Where's my dad?
Where's Lucy?

1397
01:33:57,562 --> 01:34:01,290
[ominous music]

1398
01:34:01,325 --> 01:34:04,431
[Sam cries]

1399
01:34:08,504 --> 01:34:09,782
[distant gun shots]

1400
01:34:09,816 --> 01:34:12,923
Dad? Dad?

1401
01:34:13,717 --> 01:34:16,823
- Quiet. We have to be quiet.
- No! We can't leave him!

1402
01:34:16,858 --> 01:34:19,792
Go back! We have to go back!

1403
01:34:19,826 --> 01:34:22,795
No, I'm in charge, soldier!

1404
01:34:22,829 --> 01:34:25,798
My job is to keep you alive,
and I am going to do that,

1405
01:34:25,832 --> 01:34:27,247
you got that?

1406
01:34:27,282 --> 01:34:30,181
That is what I
am going to do!

1407
01:34:30,216 --> 01:34:32,701
And it's what I'm
going to do.

1408
01:34:34,289 --> 01:34:36,291
[Ellie cries]

1409
01:34:49,097 --> 01:34:52,238
[ominous music]

1410
01:35:38,284 --> 01:35:42,529
We're far enough away, now.
Can't you turn on the engine?

1411
01:35:43,703 --> 01:35:49,088
No engine, no noise.
There might be more of them.

1412
01:35:49,122 --> 01:35:50,917
We have to be silent.

1413
01:35:50,952 --> 01:35:52,781
It's forty miles
to the mainland.

1414
01:35:53,817 --> 01:35:55,991
You're gonna row the whole way?

1415
01:35:57,165 --> 01:36:00,651
I can do it.
I can do it.

1416
01:36:07,485 --> 01:36:08,555
[whispers] I can do it.

1417
01:36:20,326 --> 01:36:23,467
[ominous music]