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I thought it'd
be a bigger boat.

No, no, the smaller
operations are the best.

You get personalized attention.

It's going to be ace, Charge.

Yeah.

God dag.

Hello.

Swedish.

You booked this
boat because it's

popular with
Swedish backpackers?

Do you really think
I'd be that shallow?

Oh, please, ask me a hard one.

Uh, Kosov-Meyer
and Thorpe, right?

- Yes.
- Hi, I'm Harry.

I'm the Skipper here
at the Blue Edge Dive.

This is Jack, he'll be
your dive master today.

I'll get things underway.

Thanks Harry.

Certified donors?

Yep, yep.

Big buddy here just
got his ticket.

It's going to be his reef dive.

Yeah.

Welcome aboard.

Truth is, I'm not
feeling too good.

Since when?

Since I got up this morning.

What's wrong with you?

I think I'm getting a cold.

Come on.
You look fine.

This is what you
did the course for.

Yeah, I know, but I can't
help it If I'm crook, eh?

You can't equalize,
you can't dive.

- That's right, can't equalize.
- Charge, come on.

- Can't dive.
- We're diving buddies.

We're a team.

I'm sorry.

But I don't think I can do this.

Well, we've got a few singles
left I can pair you out with.

Anderson?

ANDERSON: Yeah?

Found you a buddy.

Yeah.

You're right, Charge.

If you're feeling a bit crook,
then better play it safe.

Yeah.

You have a good time.

Yeah.

I'll try to do my best.

I'll meet you here
when you get back.

Hi.
Leo.

I'm Leo.
- Elke.

Elke?

Mm-hm, yeah.

2 DADS: [speaks swedish badly]

[laughter]

Good, good.

2 DADS: Have fun diving, yeah?

It's gonna be lots of fun.

[interposing voices]

Hey, weren't you going
scuba diving with 2 Dads?

Yeah, but I had to pull
out because I've got a cold.

That's such a
shame, you've been

so looking forward to that.

Yeah.

But, got a cold.

XO: Poor Charge.

Hey.

Back already?

He's sick.

What's wrong?

I've got a cold.

OK?

That's all.

Can't dive when you got a cold.

Your head explodes.

Oh, that-- that is a man cold.

I reckon.

What's a man cold?

Sometimes when the
male of the species

hasn't had enough attention--

Yeah.

Just went back to the boat.

Yeah, just went
back to the boat.

I just went back to the boat.

Had a bit of--

a bit of a lie down.

Yeah.

Yeah, feeling a lot better.

Feeling a lot better.

Can't tell you how
disappointed I am.

Time to go and hear about
the wonders of the deep.

See you later.
Bye.

See you.

Have a good evening.

Excuse me, fellas?

Where's my mate?

Leo Kosov-Meyer?

You must've missed him.

No, I've been here
since you docked.

You sure?

Of course I'm sure.

Now where is he?

Hey, there.

That's his bag.

You've left him out there.

[music - theme, "sea patrol"]

[gunshots]

[explosion]

I just made these
clowns do a U-turn, sir.

I didn't stop to think
that we'd be crash-sailed.

FLYNN: I understand, Charge.

We'll pick you up at the search
area in a little over an hour.

CHARGE: Sir, we have a
look at the water police

and the local dive
operators in the vicinity,

but we haven't heard anything.

FLYNN: Nothing our end, either.

We're coordinating this
operation with Coastwatch.

They should have a plane
in the area about now.

I should have been with him.

FLYNN: Don't go there, Charge.

We'll find him.

Keep in touch.

Sir.

This thing go any faster?

No, we're flat chat.

What about the--

what about his diving buddy?

The girl?

Anderson?

I don't remember
seeing her get off.

You forget her too?

She's marked off.

So was my mate.

Look, we call everyone's name.

If someone answers,
they get ticked off.

Yeah, probably
not a great system

when your passengers
don't speak English.

Charge to Hammersley, over.

RO: Go ahead, Charge.

It's possible we're
searching for two

divers left at the site.

2 Dad's diving buddy
was a Swedish girl

name of Elke Anderson.

Over.

Roger that, Charge.

We'll inform Coastwatch and
the relevant authorities.

Hammersley out.

They left two divers?

These guys should not
be allowed on the water.

CHARGE: That your boat, too?

Yeah.

Call someone, get it out here.

No, she's in for repairs.

Look, she'll be out as
soon as she's ready to go.

Don't worry.

We're going to find him.

We won't be going
back until we do.

Can't believe it.

He was standing right here this
morning, laughing and joking.

It's like one of his
practical jokes gone wrong.

Bird.

You know I even made a comment
in your comment book about--

Stop it!

But what--

There's nothing
to worry about.

There isn't?

No.

It's a popular dive site.

Coastwatch are on the case.

We're on our way.

He's wearing scuba gear.

Bomber's right, Bird.

2 Dads will be fine.

It's got a BCE, and an FSB.

I know a BCD is a
buoyancy control device.

What's an FSB?

Female Swedish--

Backpacker.

Bingo.

$10 says Coastwatch will
find him hitting on her

and he'll blame us for
cramping his style.

Yeah, I hope so.

I know so.

FLYNN: X?

Sir, we're approaching
the search area now.

Given the wind, tide and
current they should be somewhere

between here and Norman Reef.

Not a huge area.

Coastwatch should
have spotted them.

There are three other dive
charter vessels in the vicinity

who have offered to help.

FLYNN: That's good of them.

How do you just
forget two divers?

And the alarm was only
raised because Charge

turned up at the jetty.

Sloppy management
and lazy crew.

Speaking of which, when do we
rendezvous with Blue Ridge 1.

15 minutes.

Roger.

Any news from Coastwatch?

No.

What the hell are they doing?

FLYNN: Charge, they're
expanding the search

area to the north and east.

The thinking is that
2 Dads and his companion

might have tried
to swim to land.

Then why don't we
have more assets?

More planes, more boats?

That's not our call.

We all know that
time is critical.

Every hour, every minute
that they spend in the ocean

decreases their chances.

We're in the middle of
the barrier reef, Charge.

As you know, navigation
is a real issue.

Then why don't we
have more aircraft?

Coastwatch is sending
an additional helicopter.

Everything that can
be done is being done.

Charge, we all want to find him.

Yes, ma'am.

You know what I still
don't understand is, how

does anyone overlook 2 Dads?

That just doesn't make sense.

Obviously stuffed up.

Get changed and report for duty.

Yes, sir.

Hey, Charge, how's your cold?

- What?
- Your cold.

Isn't that why you
couldn't go diving?

Yeah.

You don't sound
that congested.

Cleared up.

Couldn't have
been a cold, then.

What?

Maybe it was high fever, or
it could have been sinusitis.

Yeah.

Maybe an allergy.

Whatever.

Sir, I've got a foreign flag
trader who's offering to help

in the search for 2 Dads.

They're in the shipping
line, southernmost edge

of our search area.

They've reduced their speed and
they've doubled their watch.

- They've got a name?
- Yeah, Roslyn Bay.

They're sailing under
the Tuvalu flag.

That would be her.

FLYNN: Thank them for us, RO.

And tell them that their
efforts are greatly appreciated.

RO: Sir.

Brotherhood of the sea.

Yes.

RO: This is HMAS Hammersley.

Could you repeat
that last message?

Oh no.

RO?

One of the boats has just
recovered some human remains.

Swain.

All we know is
it's a severed leg.

It's still wearing
wetsuit and fins, though.

We're about to
make a positive ID.

Let's do it.

Roll the tape?

Bomber.

Sorry.

Rolling.

OK.

Removing the fin.

Please, God.

[zip]

SWAIN: Removing the dive boot.

Well, what looks to be
evidence of nail polish

and an ankle bracelet, so fairly
safe to assume it's a female.

Elke Anderson.

FLYNN: So can you identify
these, Mr. Edwards?

This is the
equipment that we use.

Have you recovered anymore?

No.

This is terrible.

Yes, it is.

I'm really sorry.

I'm just so sorry.

Well, we're still searching
for the other diver,

Mr. Edwards.

Well, a shark took her.

Your mate might still be alive.

Hang on, you said there were
no sharks in these waters.

If it's something we
say for the tourists.

Normally it's very safe, I
mean what else to do this?

Look these two, they
were just unlucky.

They weren't unlucky.

They were left behind.

That's negligence.

And that's something
I have to live with.

Now I'm heading back to port
to face the consequences.

The police want to talk to me.

Sir, we need every
boat we've got out here

searching for 2 Dads, sir.

He can't leave.

I understand how you feel.

OK?

But we're running low on
fuel, and my boat is not

equipped for a night search.

I'll inform authorities
to expect your return.

XO: And we've put that
second contact just

north of the shipping line.

RO: Yeah.

Go ahead.

I don't buy it.

What?

They were attacked by sharks.

If it was a shark attack,
there'd be bite marks, right?

I don't know.

Or tear marks,
there'd be something.

I'm not an expert.

I mean that leg's been
in the water awhile.

We are expected to believe
that at one of the safest dive

sites on the planet,
sharks gobbled

them up, but conveniently just
left a leg for us to find?

Charge, I--

CHARGE: I mean it
just doesn't stack up.

If it's not a shark
attack, then what?

What if she was murdered?

By who?

I don't know.

Murder usually
involves a motive.

What possible motive
could anyone have--

I don't know.

I'll be on the lights.

Charge, don't--

He's not being rational.

He feels guilty.

He feels like he's
the one who left him.

[knocking]

Hey.

Thought you'd gone to bed.

Couldn't sleep.

Is there any sign?

No, not yet.

Ah.

I'll go back up in a sec.

Can always use an
extra set of eyes.

Even red ones.

Charge.

Do you know how many
recreational divers

have been attacked on that
reef in the last 50 years?

No.

One.

So, what are the odds
of another attack

happening tripling that number?

It's still bad--

Astronomical.

He's out there, Bomber.

And he's still alive.

I'm not going to give up hope.

Not many stayed out.

Not many are equipped
for nighttime searching.

Coastwatch aircraft will
be out again first light.

Roslyn-Bay's hung around
longer than most of the locals.

Puts them to shame.

Sir, I've got my doubts about
this shark attack theory.

I know.

The X mentioned it to me.

Of odds of an attack--

FLYNN: Charge.

What you're feeling now.

I'm fine.

You mentioned it
to me on the phone.

You believe you should have
been out there with him.

I should have been.

Listen to me.

If you'd been out on
that dive, there's

every chance we'd be looking
for you right now, as well.

Besides, you were sick.

You had no choice.

You weren't fit to dive.

Harry Edwards and
his dive master

are solely to blame for this.

Go and get some rest.

What in the name of God?

Have a look at this.

Where the bone's been cut.

I reckon that's been done
by an ax or a machete.

What do you think?

I've got no idea.

Well, you're a cook.

You joint things all the time.

- Charge.
- Bone's a bone.

Looks cut to me.

Just look.

Stop it now.

This is disrespectful.

This was someone's daughter.

Imagine how you'd feel?

I need to know the truth.

Charge, have
you had any sleep?

No.

Sir, we're receiving a
mayday from Blue Edge 1.

That's the dive boat.

Put it on speaker.

Sir.

They're supposed
to be back in Cairns.

MAN [ON RADIO]:
Mayday, mayday, mayday.

This is Blue Edge 1.

We're hulled and taking water.

The pump can't cope.

Our position is 16.5 one degree
south, 146.2, one degree east.

Sir, that is well
south of the search area.

Down near Pillow Reef.

Sounds like their
on Pillow Reef.

We're the nearest asset.

What about 2 Dads?

We've got no option.

It's a mayday.

Of course.

Blue Edge 1,
this is Hammersley.

We're changing course.

Hey, why are we changing course?

Have they found him?

Has he been spotted?

No such luck, mate.

Apparently Blue
Edge 1's in trouble.

We're going to help.
- What?

Boss said to prep
some pumping gear.

She's hulled on a reef.

I'm not sure how bad.

So we're leaving the
search to go and help

the guys who caused all this?

That's the story.

But last night they said
they were heading back to port.

Well, they must have changed
their minds, because they're

about 40 miles south.

Come on, Charge.

Let's get the gear ready.

It's the Roslyn Bay.

If they're this
close, why didn't they

respond to the mayday?

Good to see you guys.

What happened to you?

Fell when we
hit the reef, went

face first into the bulkhead.

Jack went down downstairs.

You better let me
take a look at that.

Head below and
check out the damage.

See what we can to.

What are you doing here?

You said you were heading
in to face the music?

We were too tired
to make the trip in,

so we decided to
clear the search area

and just anchor overnight.

You weren't doing a runner
by any chance, were you?

No.

Then how does an
experienced operator hit

a reef the size of Tasmania?

Well, it's difficult waters.

I thought I had
enough clearance.

Stuffed up.

I don't believe you.

Well, mate, that's
not my problem.

You reckon?

Get him off me!

Tell me the truth!

Just tell me the truth.

Andy, it's not healthy.

Settle down.

Mr. Edwards, I
apologize for the behavior

of my Chief Petty Officer.
Over?

That's all right, captain.

Everyone's upset, over.

FLYNN: We're returning
to the search area.

Your vessel is watertight
and assistance is on its way.

Over.

Yeah, thanks.

Look, your guys did a good job.

Our other boat should
be here within the hour,

so don't nurse us home.

Good luck.

Out.

Find Charge and give
him a boot up the bum.

Yes, sir.

Tell him he's an idiot.

Let me know when we're
back in the search area.

Sir.

RO, get the latest
update from Coastwatch.

And get me, NAVCOM.

Sir.

DUTCH: Mate, there
is no conspiracy.

If it looks like a duck
and quacks like a duck,

then it's a duck.

- Or a goose.
- No.

Geese honk.

I know, you love
your conspiracies--

I'm not a nutter.

Who killed JFK?

Was the mob or the CIA.

No.

Lee Harvey Oswald.

Right.

With a magic bullet.

Hey.

I just want the truth, Dutch.

Come on, Charge.

This isn't "The X Files," mate.

And the truth is, it's
not your fault, either.

It's just a stupid,
senseless tragedy.

Two kids are gone.

No.

I refuse to believe that.

Charge, a word.

Thanks, Dutchy.

You were extremely
lucky Harry Edwards

didn't press assault charges.

I--

Shut up.

Thuggish behavior
will not be tolerated.

You disgrace that uniform,
you disgrace all of us.

And you know that.

As for Mr. Edwards,
he will be dealt

with by the proper
authorities in due course.

Yes ma'am.

Is that the Roslyn Bay?

What?

It is.

Charge.

Something strange is going on.

Last night they were
steaming slowly south,

and then a few hours ago
they weren't far from where

Blue Edge 1 went aground.

They didn't lift
a finger to help

and now they're stinging
north again at normal speed.

Did you hear a word
that I just said to you?

Yes, but X--

Charge, you are pushing
yourself, and you're exhausted.

You go down to your rack
and you get some rest.

- X--
- That is an order.

2 DADS [VOICEOVER]: Today's
muffins are just like mom

used to make.

She worked in a
cannon ball factory.

Only kidding, Bomb.

Hey, Bomber.

I'm sure whatever was
written in there was meant

as constructive criticism.

We all know that
you do your best.

I'm fine.

What do you want?

A brew.

I can make it.

Good, I need to get some air.

Sure.

He's been in the
water too long.

What?

To still be alive, he's
been in the water too long.

She's North Korean.

What?

Roslyn Bay.

She's North Korean.

So?

We all know the Tuvalu flag
is a flag of convenience.

And we just assumed she
was Chinese or Taiwanese.

She's North Korean.

So?

So the North Koreans have
a culture of kidnapping.

It's a well-documented fact.

Another conspiracy theory?

Do you know how
crazy this sounds?

It might sound crazy,
ma'am, but what if I'm right?

It might be a one
in a million shot.

Where is the harm
in having a look?

X, prepare a boarding party.

Sir?

2 Dads has been missing
for almost 24 hours.

If he hasn't been
taken by a shark.

I'm sure he wasn't
taken by a shark.

You quit while you're ahead.

Yes, sir.

If he wasn't taken by
a shark, where is he?

He was wearing a wetsuit
with a buoyancy device.

There's been an exhaustive
search of the area.

Where is he?

A shark attack's
looking most likely.

NAVCOM believed that
too, and that's why they're

scaling down the search.

We are fast approaching
miracle time,

so where's the harm in looking?

Thank you, sir.

Request permission to be
part of the boarding party.

On condition that you follow
X's instructions to the letter.

Yes, sir.

Thank you, sir.

RO, contact the Roslyn Bay.

Let them know we
intend to board them

in accordance with Australian
customs regulations.

RO: Sir.

Rosslyn Bay, this is
Australian warship Hammersley.

MAN [ON PA]: Hands
to boarding stations.

Hands to boarding stations.
Hands to boarding stations.

You are trespassing.

Sir, we're the
Australian Navy.

We're here to
inspect your vessel.

This is North Korea territory.

Leave now.

Technically, sir, it's
to Tuvaluan territory.

OK, Dutchy, you take your team.

You know what to do.

Copy.

OK, Charge, to the
wheelhouse with me.

We'll inspect the paperwork.
- X.

Charge!

With me, now.

Given up on the chess, RO?

Defeat was inevitable,
so I resigned.

Sometimes you have to
make the hard decisions.

Right.

This all seems to be in order.

FLYNN [ON RADIO]: X, SITREP.

Over.

XO: Sir, all their paperwork
appears to be in order.

They're heading for
Cairns with a shipment

of farming equipment.

And as I suspected, the
captain altered course

to assist us with our search.

There's no one below decks, X.

You sure?

Apart from Harold Holt
and Osama bin Laden,

yeah, I'm sure.

XO: Sir, there's nothing out
of order below decks, either.

All right.

We knew it was a long shot.

Thank the captain
for his cooperation

and return to the ship.

Over.

XO: Aye, sir.

All right, everyone, let's go.

Sir thank you.

X. That's from Blue Ridge 1.

- What?
- The esky.

I know it is.

I saw it on the dive boat.

XO: Charge, that is a red esky.

There must be
hundreds of those--

I know what I saw.
It was that one.

Charge.

That is private property.

Do not touch.

DUTCH: It's fish.

Can we go now?

No one makes a
fuss about fish.

[whistle]

What's that?

MAN [ON PA]: Commander
White, Lieutenant Commander

Flynn on the sat phone.

You took it upon yourself
to board a North Korean vessel

without running it past me?

It didn't occur to you that this
could be politically sensitive?

Time was an issue.

I made a judgment call.

A bad one.

Maxine, we found a large
quantity of US banknotes.

I believe I owe
you an apology.

That in itself is
a serious violation

of customs regulations.

You're missing the
big picture, Mike.

- What do you mean?
- Never mind.

What's done is done.

Where are the Korean crew?

We're holding them in Austere.

Put a steaming party
on the Roslyn Bay

and get it back here now.

FLYNN: Will do.

And the search for Leading
Seaman Kosov-Meyer?

If he's not found
by the end of the day,

the situation will
be reassessed.

I have to tell you, Mike,
this dump could have

very serious repercussions.

[click]

Trouble?

Nah.

Super duper.

Sir, the North
Koreans are obviously

involved with Harry Edwards.

My theory is that they either
ran him onto that reef,

or he ran aground trying
to get away from them.

Then they boarded him, they
gave him a good thumping,

and they took the money.

Charge, why?

I don't know.

But I reckon it's got
something to do with 2 Dads.

And if you just give me five
minutes alone with them,

I'll find out.

You'll be heading
the steaming party.

CHARGE: All under
control here, sir.

Please keep us informed on
the search for 2 Dads, over.

FLYNN [ON RADIO]:
Copy that, Charge.

Out.

It's all connected somehow.

Just know it is.

Is there anything
I can do to help?

Why'd you volunteer
for this detail?

I don't want to there when
they call off the search.

So is there anything I can do?

To help?

No.

You just stay in
the shipping lane.

A monkey could do this.

Remember when he brought
that monkey on board?

Idiot.

COASTWATCH [ON RADIO]: This is
the Coastwatch announcement.

Attention all shipping in the
vicinity of the Sudbury Cay.

A person has been spotted
by civilian aircraft

on the quay in
need of assistance.

There are no further
details at this time.

Any vessel in the
area, please respond.

Sudbury Cay.

Charge, that's way
south of the search area.

Couldn't be him.

Why not?

Well, not if he was diving
up here at Saxon Reef.

It's against the wind
direction, current.

It's impossible.

But what if he
wasn't at Saxon Reef?

What?

What if they were
diving off of Pillow Reef.

What if Harry Edwards created
a fake search area to the north

so that he could try and
find 2 Dads by himself.

That's why he didn't
go back to port.

And what about
that poor girl's leg?

They planted it.

Why?

I don't know why, but I'm
going to go take a look.

MAN [ON RADIO]: Coastwatch,
this is Blue Edge 2.

We're not far from Sudbury.

We'll take a look.

Over.

COASTWATCH [ON RADIO]:
Copy that, Blue Edge 2.

Thanks for the assistance.

Over and out.

No way.

You, steer the ship.

I'll take care of the engines.

Is that possible,
that Blue Edge 2

could have finished repairs
on Blue Edge 1 and be

that far south?

It's not likely.

And then they responded.

No one will investigate.

Sir, there's every chance
that Charge also would have

heard that on the Roslyn Bay.

Engine shutdown.

Ready to drop anchor
and launch the tender.

Let's go.

FLYNN [ON RADIO]: Charge,
this is Hammersley.

Charge, respond, over.

Charge, this is Hammersley.

Charge, respond.

Over.

If he's done anything
stupid, so help me--

CHARGE: Hammersley
this is Charge.

Over.

Charge, sit rep, over?

Sir, I was just
about to call in.

We've got a problem.

The engine's running
dangerously hot,

so I'm shutting it down
to let it cool off.

So we'll be delayed
here for a little while.

Over.

Charge, do not take that
vessel anywhere near Sudbury

Quay, is that understood?

Over.

Sorry, what was that
about Sudbury Quay, sir?

Over.

You know those
waters are notorious.

If you hit a reef and
spill oil, you'll create

an environmental disaster.

Don't go anywhere near
it, is that understood?

Over.

Understood, sir.

Over.

Let me know the
minute you're underway.

Over.

Yes, sir.

Out.

So.

So.

I have no intention
of taking this ship

anywhere near Sudbury Quay.

He didn't say anything
about taking the tender.

Hey!

Hey!

It's him!

Charge, it's him!

Charge!

Hang on.

Charge!

Charge.

Charge.

I'm OK.

I'm OK.

I'm OK.

Water?

Thanks.

The clowns, the ones
who left you behind--

They killed Elke.

And they tried to kill me.

Why?

Drugs.

I buried the drugs here in
case anyone else found me

and I needed a bargaining chip.

You did a good
job of burying it.

[boat engine]

It's worth millions.

The Koreans did the drop.

The esky the payment.
- What Koreans?

What esky?

We've got company.

It's the Blue Edge 2.

We've got to move.
Come on.

2 DADS: I convinced Elke to dive
away from the group with us.

CHARGE: You were diving
off Pillow Reef, right?

- Yeah.
- I knew it.

Edwards created a
fake search site.

That's why it's taken
us so long to find you.

What happened to Elke?

She found the buoy.

I dived down and I found that.

I didn't know what was
in it, but I figured

it was sus, so I brought it up.

That's when we saw
Jack and the tinnie.

He wasn't coming for
us, he was coming at us.

I dove under in
time, Elke didn't.

There was so much blood, Charge.

So I swam with it underwater
until my air ran out.

Then I dumped my tank
away and my weight belt,

and I kept swimming
on to the surface.

I found the cay
just before dark.

They know I can finger
them for murder,

and they want their drugs.

Our only chance is to
get back to the Roslyn Bay,

then we'll have to hold them off
until the Hammersley arrives.

Are you sure it's drugs, 2 Dads?

2 DADS: It's smack, Charge.

Trust me.

OK.

2 Dads.

Get the anchor up.

I'll start the engines.

We'll be harder
to board underway.

And then meet me on
the starboard waist.

Get to the radio.

And hide the drugs.

Tell Hammersley to
redline it here now.

Give me your gun.

Be careful!

I'll try to hold them off.

Where, where, where, where?

Good.

Good.

Come on, you son of a--

[engine starts]

Yes!

Stand off or I
will fire at you!

[gunshots]

[continued gunfire]

Hammersley, this is Bomber.

We have 2 Dads, but the
Blue Edge 2 are after us.

They're drug runners,
they killed the girl.

We need help now.

Bomber, this is
Hammersley, we're on our way.

Over.

MAN: Where is he?

[inaudible]

Behind the barrels!

There he is!

[gunshots]

[gunfire]

Behind that crate.

Down here.

[gunshots]

[sustained gunfire]

2 Dads!

[gunfire]

So much for holding them back.

They're armed to the teeth.

There's four of them, at least.

We need to consolidate
our position.

We need to get the
hell out of here, Charge.

That too.

All right.

If we split up, I reckon
we can split them up.

You gotta get Bomber.

Watch your back, big buddy.

You too.

2 DADS: Bomber?
Got to go.

Where?

Out of here.

Whatever happens, just
stay down and stay quiet.

Go.
Go!

[gunfire]

Pull back, 2 Dads.

Don't shoot.

I'm unarmed.

Hey!

[gunshot]

You OK?

Yeah.

Here.

He won't be needing this.

Take that.

Stay here.

[gunfire]

EDWARDS: All we want
is our merchandise.

You hand it over,
we'll let you live.

I didn't believe
you before, Edwards,

and I don't believe you now.

[gunshots]

[click]

Great.

[gunshots]

OK, I give up!

No escape this time.

Tell me, Jack.

What makes a scumbag
like you give

up the reef for pedaling smack?

Money.

That would've
been my guess, yeah.

Drop it.

Don't even think about it.

Nice timing, big buddy.

Where's your boss?

Waiting to cut you
to ribbons the moment

you set foot on that deck.

Bomber!

The other guy's getting
away with the drugs.

Quick.
- Move.

2 DADS: There's no
way we can do a smash

boarding in this, Charge.

CHARGE: Want to bet?

Take over.

Get out of here!

Hey, look at me, Edwards.

Still here?

Yeah.

I wait until RO leaves.

He gets distressed
at the way I pack.

Hey, um, I was thinking.

Two weeks up our sleeves.

Maybe you and I can
hang out sometime.

Work on your leading
sims application.

I'm going home to see my mom.

Right.

Just a thought.

Have fun.

I will.

You too.

Hey, my muffins are nothing
like cannonballs, you know.

I did say just
kidding, Bomber.

Enjoy your leave.

Yeah, you too.

Care for a drink?

Talk me into it.

Heard the boss
gave you a drubbing.

Gave me the old no
cowboys on this boat speech.

I didn't have a cold.

Yeah, I know that.

Since when?

Since you did the
worst cold acting ever.

Oh.

I let you down, mate.

I'm sorry.

Mate, if you didn't show up--

we're square.

Yeah.

There's anything else I can do.

If you ever want to go
on another dive trip,

I will do it.

I will make myself do it.

I don't think I'll be
doing that for a while.

There is one thing I've
always wanted to do.

What is it?

Just never found
anyone to do it with.

Hey, I'm there.

I'm your guy.

Name it.

Skydiving.

[MUSIC - END THEME, "SEA
PATROL"]