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(hooves rumble)
(wind whips)

(dramatic music)

(eerie music)

(spaceship rumbles)
(intense music)

(Kira breathes heavily)

(man speaks in Russian)

You good?

Yeah.

(man): From all of us down
here in Mission Control,

welcome to Space Care, buster.

Now you're a real astronaut.

(people applaud)
(people cheer)

(indistinct chattering)
(radio static)

(man speaks in Russian)

(Weronika, in Russian):
Contact and capture confirmed.

(man speaks in Russian)

(in English): The Russians always
knock three times.

It's their way
of telling us it's time

to start paying attention.

Though, I think
it's just a superstition.

Our guys just swing
the shit open.

Which one?
Wait, Ashley, right?

- No, Mia.
- Oh, okay.

- She made the dress.
- Aw, cute.

She's my youngest.

Ashley's not really
speaking to me right now.

She's at that age where
her mother is, my ex,

is probably tellin' her that,
"Oh, you know, daddy's--"

(loud pounding)
Oh, mother of God, yes!

(Kira laughs happily)
Finally!

What took you guys so long?

(air hisses)
(dramatic music)

(astronauts clap and cheer)

- Welcome!
- Hey!

(astronauts cheer)

How do you feel, good?

Good, right?
- No.

(Weronika laughs)
Yeah.

(rousing music)
(indistinct chattering)

- Zero gravity.
- You're better, huh?

(indistinct chattering)
(rousing music continues)

(indistinct chattering
over radio)

(static buzzes)

- You need food?
- Yeah, I'm hungry.

- Let's go get some food.
- Let's get dinner.

Alright!

(indistinct chattering)

That's no shift.

I'm good,
thank you, um, Weronika?

- Nika.
- Nika, 50 days.

(Nika cheers)
Yeah, that's exciting.

Yeah and I'm making
all of us celebrate this,

along with your arrival,
of course.

Of course. That's very nice.

Okay, now...
(speaks in Russian)

The important thing?

(both speaking in Russian)

Good job.
(Kira chuckles)

It means the important thing
is that we stick together.

It's a quote from the famous
astronaut Buzz.

My training partner
over there, Alexey,

he and I say it all the time.

- Ah, Buzz Aldrin.
- No, the other Buzz.

Lightyear.
- Okay, Russian dad joke.

(speaking in Russian)

You just welcome
Weronika aboard.

- Oh, it's her first day.
- Oh, I'm sorry.

It's okay.
(Kira gasps)

It's alright.
Takes a minute.

Put your feet in the foot
holes. Isn't that better?

Yeah. Thanks.

The blue handles
are your friends.

Nika was just helping
me get more acclimated.

- Really?
- Yeah.

(speaking in Russian)

(Gordon chuckles)
- Get lost.

Weronika, back to work.

Foster. Let's, uh,
let's get you stowed away.

Okay.

(suspenseful music)

This is you, port side.

Your glorified phone booth.

You got your bed, uh,
your computer up here.

Here's your alarm speaker.

Well,
everything I was promised.

(Kira chuckles)
- Now, look,

no one knows what kind of
sleeper they'll be

'til they get up here.
I get in the bag.

Christian's a floater, literally
floats the entire night.

My advice to you:
Start in a bag, go from there.

It will suck,
but it will get better.

Alright,
Node 2 back there,

that's pretty much your
home away from home.

Do whatever you want
in your sleep station.

Sleep, watch movies,

the Internet never really works,

so it's a pain in the ass when
you want to try to video chat

with your loved ones.

Wanna take a little break,
try to reach them,

try and make contact?

No.

(gentle music)

Cool.

(low humming)

That little hum you're hearing,
that's our life support.

You hear that hum and
everything's right as rain.

When you don't hear that hum,

that's when you can
start to panic.

Yep.
(humming continues)

(fan rumbles)

Like I said, we share
everything up here.

So, if you want to avoid

someone looking for
an extra pair of watch glasses

and accidentally ruining months
of your research,

just lock it up with this key.
Works on any American lock.

You can use Russian cabinets,
but you just gotta trade keys.

Do you mind if I take
a minute and just set up

and get my little guys acquainted,
put some things away?

Yeah, no problem.
You want me to...

you want me to hang out or
you want to do it alone?

No, I got it.

Uh, okay.
We're happy you're here.

- Thank you.
- Take your time.

(gentle music)
(Kira sighs)

(drawer scrapes)

(air hisses)
(Kira chuckles)

Alright. Oh, you were
takin' a nap, weren't you?

(mouse squeaks)
I know. Okay.

I know, I know, I know,
I know. You're doin' good.

Yep, yep, yep. Good job!

I know it's weird. Here you go.

Gotta hold, hold, hold, hold,
hold. Hi, little booger.

I miss you too.

(Kira chuckles)
(mouse squeaks)

Look at that. Stay, stay, stay.

(Kira chuckles)

Hello, doctor.

(in Russian): Hello.

(in English): You alright? You alright?

There you go. Good job.

(in Russian): I hear we'll be working closely.

(in English): I'm sorry. My Russian is
not very good right now.

No, it's good.
It's good. Alright.

Better than my American.

(Kira chuckles)

I'm a doctor.

- Pulov?
- Da.

No, I read a translation
of your thesis

on the contagious cancers
amongst Tas Devs.

I'd actually like to talk to you

because there's a direct
correlation with my--

I don't, um...

If you could...?

- Oh, God!
- Yes.

- Oh, I--
- I don't want, impolite.

- Oh, we're sharing?
- Yes.

Ah.

Thank you.

Horribly embarrassing.

I know. Oh, sorry, little man.

We've done many of these.

- Mice?
- Yes.

Right, I read about
the thyroid fabrications.

How is that?

Yes. We've done many with mice.
They're afraid up here.

Nothing to hold on to. It...
(speaks in Russian)

I'm sorry?

It does not end well.

(Alexey taps on keyboard)

(Kira sighs)

It was nice meeting you.

Welcome aboard, doctor.

(low humming)

(eerie music)

(upbeat rock music)

(laughing)

- Not again.
- Wow!

That's a thing we do here?
- Yep.

They didn't tell you I'd be
playing with fire up here?

Well, playing with fire
was highly discouraged.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You've got your mice.

I've got my babies too,
and I miss them very much.

- Aw.
- I don't know why

they put us in the gym, though.

Well, they put
a toilet here as well.

You don't hear me complaining,
do you?

(Kira chuckles)
Hey, Kira.

- Hi!
- He only complains

when I kick his ass at chess.

Oh, please! Watch this,
Captain Bubbles.

- He's showing off.
- Oh, my God, oh, my God!

(Gordon): Major FAA violation,
by the way.

(Weronika):
Yeah, I know. I know that.

But my friend wants...
(overlapping chatter)

- Happy New Year.
- What's new?

Have a guess.

Well, a little shit.
(chuckling)

I've always wanted
to see Siberia.

I come from
the west side of Russia,

so we have pine trees.

Incredible! You smell it.

- See that's what I'm--
- From miles away.

- Yeah, yeah.
- Your lungs open up.

I miss that. I miss that.

I'm gonna come and visit you.

We're gonna smell
the pines together.

(Nicholai chuckles)

I love this song.

♪ I follow the Moskva ♪
- Is that what I think it is?

♪ Down to Gorky Park ♪
(astronauts chuckle)

♪ Listening to
the wind of change ♪

- Not bad!
- Here we go.

♪ An August summer night,
soldiers passing by ♪

♪ Listening to
the wind of change ♪

- Oh, boy.
- It's cruel.

Why you say cruel, Gordon?

- Not the song, the song--
- No, but this song was

an end of a bad life,

end of a bad era for
parents and grandparents.

- No, I, I didn't mean--
- We're not doing this.

The song's cruel,
I just meant...

(Alexey): What am I doing?

We don't talk politics
around here. Here, we're one.

We're evolved species.

It is not politics.

When you grow up like we did,
you know, right?

This song means something.

It means something
different to all of us.

(Alexey): Yeah,
but it means a lot to me.

We don't talk about any of it.
We stay away from Syria, Israel.

I definitely don't talk
about my service.

And we sure as hell don't talk

about what's goin' on
down there right now.

Alexey, I'm sorry.
I was only... that was stupid.

I was just jokin' around.

It's bad joke.

(Weronika speaks Russian)
- Yeah, bad joke.

- Hey.
- It was stupid.

I wasn't sure before,

but now, it is exactly

the moment to present to you...

Oh, shit!

Ta-da!
(astronauts cheers)

- You thought I forgot.
- I wasn't gonna say anything.

Know how long it took me
to find this brand

for you, Christian? Never say
I don't do anything for you.

I'm honoured.

Alright,
while I got y'all here,

Santa brought gifts for
everybody this time.

- Oh, oh!
- Here we go! Ooh!

Got this from your niece.

Oh, I think she really
captured you guys this time.

Gordon,
look how handsome you are.

- Which one?
- This one.

The one that says Gordon.
(astronauts laugh)

Sorry, Foster. I wasn't sure
what you'd be into.

Little something
from the gift shop.

The strap is the same
webbing that we use

in our tethers, so...

I can get you
something better next time.

Couldn't ask
for anything better.

- We do toast!
- Now?

- Yeah.
- Mm-hmm.

Um, to Kira,
new crew members, welcome.

There is a trick to open it.
Don't do-- nyet!

No, no, no, no!
- No, no, no!

- Don't do that!
- Hey!

(Kira): I forgot!
I forgot, I forgot.

- You're going too fast.
- I swear I'm smart, I swear.

(all laugh)

(singing in Russian)

(astronauts cheer)

I'd like to show Foster
the Cupola for the first time.

Oh, no. You don't have
to do that.

If anyone's interested
in joining us?

- We could do it tomorrow.
- Listen, watching somebody

for the first time seeing
the Cupola,

it never gets old.
- It's remarkable.

(Alexey):
You'll never forget this day.

We don't have a lot
to get excited about up here,

and besides the YouTube tours,

they got nothing
on the real thing.

Oh, okay. Let's do it.

- Cupola, Cupola, Cupola!
- Okay, okay, okay!

(gentle music)

Whoa!
(gentle music continues)

I mean, I've seen pictures,
but this is...

You know,
there's only about 500

or so people who saw what you're
seeing right now, so enjoy.

- Whoa!
- You forget about everything

that happens down there
when you can see the beauty

from up here.
- Yeah.

- You like?
- Yeah.

God, that's beautiful.

Uh, it's great.

(Alexey snickers)
What?

(speaking in Russian)

What do I...?
Okay, I understood that.

What do I not feel?

It's okay, Kira,
you're not alone.

I've never actually
felt it either.

Well, what am I supposed
to feel?

It's the overview effect.

It's... you look at the Earth
and there's no borders.

For some people,
it's a spiritual awakening.

Like the whole world,

like humanity,

we're all connected
together or something.

(Weronika speaks Russian)

(Alexey laughs)
- I feel it!

(Alexey and Weronika
speak Russian)

(dramatic music)

Jesus!

(breathes heavily)
You're fine.

One, two, three, four, five.
One, two, three, four.

(eerie music)

Boo!
(Kira gasps)

Hey, Kira...
(speaks in Russian)

The first night is the worst.

Here, get back in.

One, two.

It's better, isn't it?

(Weronika groans)

I think that's
what missing up here,

feeling like you are, uh, held.

Spasibo, Weronika.
- Nika.

(Weronika speaks Russian)

(door creaks)

(upbeat hard rock music)

(toothbrush scrapes)
(rock music continues faintly)

- Mornin'.
- How'd you sleep?

Uh, okay.

Nice first day, right?
Computers are down.

Oh, and I thought Houston
was just being nice to me.

Don't get used to it.
(Kira chuckles)

Such crap, it just means
twice as much work later on.

(Kira):
Oh, is that what it means?

- Anything on your side?
- Hey, Christian.

- Yep.
- Do you know

that you sleep
with your eyes open?

Because it's weird.
- I told you.

Yeah, I've been told.
(Kira chuckles)

You can have espresso

if you want some.
- Good morning!

Good morning.
How are we today?

Yeah?

(eerie music)

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

Oh no...

Why did you do this
to each other?

I'm so sorry.

Hey, you didn't happen to
check in on my mice, did you?

No. Why?

Already gonna have to
euthanize some of 'em.

Oh, man. That's no good.

I'm sorry.
- Thanks.

- Nothing, still.
- Anything on your side?

Coffee anyone? I thought
we'd enjoy the sunrise together.

- Morning, everybody.
- Morning.

Morning...
(speaks Russian)

Thanks for the bungees.

(gentle music)

(Kira sighs)

Hey, guys? I think I'm seeing
a volcano erupting.

(dramatic music)

Where did you see it?

I think she's looking
at the Yucatan Peninsula.

No, it was east of all that.

Oh, whoa! You all
just saw a flash, right?

(dramatic music continues)

(Christian): What the hell
is going on down there?

We've gotta get out
of the Cupola now, guys!

- Get out!
- Get out, now!

- Foster, let's go!
- Foster, move!

(dramatic music continues)

(Alexey): Kira, come on!

(metal scrapes)
(door thuds)

(in Russian): ISS Crew requesting information
from the ground.

(in English): Houston, this is Commander Barrett.
Do you read?

I need to talk to my sister.

(in Russian): I have to know if the kids are okay.

(in English): Houston, this is Barrett.
Can you read me?

What a surprise.
The Internet's out too.

Hey, did anyone see if one

of those flashes
was near California?

That's not a helpful
line of thinking.

What are you,
a fucking robot?

I just want to know
if my girls are okay!

Hey, everyone's worried
about people down there, okay?

Level heads.
- ITS reconfirmed.

- Houston, this is Barrett.
- ITS, no visible damage.

- Copy.
- Houston, can you read?

This is ISS.
- Hey.

Is it really the time for that?
- Helps me relax.

Can we get a walkabout?
Someone check system summary.

(Nicholai speaks in Russian)
(dramatic music)

(Weronika speaks in Russian)

You okay?

(in Russian): Any news from the United States?

Not yet.

You nervous?

I have a bottle of vodka taped under
the SSRMS control console.

Thank you.

(in English): P four and P six solar array,
no visible damage.

(electronic beeping)
(speaking in Russian)

Houston respond?

No, no, I got it.
It's just a confirmation tone.

(low humming)

(speaking Russian
in background)

(computer beeps)

(dramatic music)

(static buzzes)
(dramatic music continues)

(Gordon breathes heavily)

(keyboard tapping)

(electronics power down)
(alarm beeps)

That's normal, right?

You gotta be kidding me.

(rapid beeping)

Anything?

Yeah, nothin'.

It's...

I got nothin'.

(monitor beeps)

(low humming)

(gentle music)

So they didn't say
anything else?

That's all they said.

- No other information at all?
- No why, no how.

(Kira): Take control of things?
What does that even mean?

Well, you're
definitely not there yet.

Well, it's unlikely that
anyone would've been able

to breach and cut
communications like that.

(Gordon shushes)
What?

(dramatic music)

Just lower your voice, okay?

Okay, I'm sorry.

So it's more probable
something's either damaged

or we're dealing
with the residual effects

of an electromagnetic pulse.

We don't know that for sure.
We don't know anything.

The pulse from a warhead

at high enough altitude--
- No, they didn't,

they haven't said that.
- We don't know for sure.

(metal clangs)

(tense music)

Then something,
something like that,

that could have overloaded
our electronics,

and if that's the case,

then hopefully, communications
will be back online

in about 24 hours and then,
we'll be able to, um...

Well, we'll get some answers.

So for now, we wait?

That's exactly right.

Wait while we figure out
what to do

with the limited information
that we have.

Exactly.

I think we're all thinking
the same thing here.

What's that?

If we got orders
from our government

to take control of things...

(tense music continues)

(Weronika): Hey, uh,
we have a problem.

(Gordon): Try rebooting it
and bringing it back up.

We have no
internal propulsion.

Everything's dead or damaged.
- I see that, I see that.

Well, the ISS hasn't used
the thrusters in years.

So what's the deal if
we don't have 'em now?

We intentionally asked
the ground to lower our altitude

for a faster rendezvous
for more supplies.

Wait,
like atmospheric drag low?

So we have probably,
like, less than a day?

And then we fall.

We'll schedule
an immediate resupply

and we'll use the additional
boost to lift us again.

For that, you'll have to
communicate with the ground.

We'll take the Soyuz then?

We'll take the Soyuz?
Which of us, Alexey?

Who's gonna take it? Who gets
to be in the life boat?

Taking the Soyuz
without understanding

what's going on below,
it's a suicide.

I don't hear you
suggesting anything!

(speaking in Russian)

- Great!
- That's not...

that's not helping.
- We survived a nuclear blast

so that we can fall to death.
(speaks Russian)

This is Science Officer Kira
Foster requesting immediate

reboost from the ground.

If you receive this message
in the next 24 hours,

you can still keep us afloat.

We're counting on you.

(computer beeps)
(Kira sighs)

(Gordon):
There you go, Foster.

Soon as the
signal's back online,

someone down there will receive
that message and send help.

But for now, we're good, right?

Yeah, yeah, we're good.
Everybody good?

- Mm-hmm.
- Da.

(computer beeps)

You good, man?

No. No, I'm not actually
'cause I need to reach my girls.

Are you good?

No, Christian,
I'm not, but I'm trying.

We said we're good.
So let's be.

- Any luck with the radio?
- Nope.

(speaking in Russian)

(Christian):
All I heard was an antenna.

Can you say that again
in English, please?

He says antenna's broken,
needs to be repaired manually.

(Christian scoffs)

Great.

(static buzzes)
(suspenseful music)

Glove connection secure.

Copy.

You okay? You seem
a little grumpy today.

You know, I was reading
last night about Siberia.

Said it means "Beautiful Land."

Is that right?
"Land of Beauty"?

I think that's right.

I think I...

I think I can really get
into Siberia.

(gentle music)

About time, well done.

- What are you talkin' about?
- I don't know.

(Gordon): Just getting
ready to go out into space.

Yep. Yep,
you're gonna be great.

You sure about
doing this alone?

- Yep.
- It's a massive

breach of protocol,
but if anyone can do it.

- You ready for this?
- Yeah, let's do 'em.

(helmet clicks)

- How's that?
- Beautiful.

- Helmet secured.
- Yeah.

Let me ask you something.

You don't find it at all odd

that none of them
are volunteering?

- Christian.
- Or, you know, like,

frantically
staring out the window?

I trust Weronika.
I trust all of 'em.

(Christian): No preparation.
This is a fuckin' death wish.

(intense music)
(air hisses)

(ISS creaks)

(Gordon breathes heavily)
(dramatic music)

(Kira): Gordon?

Gordon?

Gordon, do you copy?

(Gordon): Kira, I want you
to do me a favour, okay?

Okay.

I want you to keep everyone
away from the windows.

(eerie music)

Okay.

Listen to my voice.
Stay with my voice.

I want you to look down

and give me a suit pressure
gauge reading, okay?

(Gordon breathes heavily)
I need you to recalibrate

and report back
with a target of 4.3.

Lowerin' down.

It's a little high.

Comin' down.

(Gordon breathes heavily)

Okay, 4.3.

Okay, okay.

You're free
to move forward at will.

(suspenseful music)

EV1, tether attached.

Slow and steady.

(Gordon breathes heavily)
(suspenseful music continues)

Approaching SSRMS.

Let's just keep talking, okay?

(Kira):
Okay, I can do that.

(suspenseful music continues)

- Hey, how's it goin'?
- Hey.

- It's, um...
- Yeah, you're feeling it too.

It's awful.
(speaks Russian)

Too much uh...
(indistinct)

What's new, huh?

Well, we can't fix it now.

(indistinct)

Our uh...

Comfort wasn't
their biggest purpose.

- Yeah, priority.
- What?

"Priority" instead of
"purpose."

- Priority.
- Yeah.

Hey, let me know if you need
some ibuprofen or anything.

That stuff usually works
pretty well for me.

Oh, it does? Spasibo.

Spasibo.
- Yeah, yeah.

I, um...

toilet.

You know that word.
(both chuckling)

Good, good.
Very good, Christian.

Yeah.

(suspenseful music continues)

(dramatic music)

(Gordon breathes heavily)

(Kira):
Tell me about Weronika.

Uh...
(breathes heavily)

Gordon,
when did you start dating?

I don't know what
you're talkin' about.

(Kira): That's what
you're gonna go with.

That's what I'm goin' with.

- Okay, fair.
- Passing SSRMS.

(Kira): Okay, but I will
just say, um, your attempts

to keep the PDA secret are
bordering on ridiculous, and...

(snickers)
Well,

I can't say that physics is
exactly on your side up here.

(Kira snickers)

Can we talk about
something else please?

Okay. Alright.

I didn't know her
'til I came up here.

First week I docked,

we had this karaoke night.

Zero gravity and David Bowie,
there's nothing better.

What? So what did she do,
she woo you with her singing?

No. No, not at all.

I thought my eardrums
were gonna explode.

- Really?
- She was terrible.

She knows it too.
(Kira chuckles)

(dramatic music)

Wanna talk about you?

Do we have to?
(Gordon chuckles)

'Cause I did see your file,
you know,

seemed like a hard left turn
from a promising biology track

to Marine Corps, which,

unlike our friend Christian,
is something

you haven't brought up.

Well, he's Air Force,
that comes with the territory.

Oh. You raced through
the space program,

and you and I both know
that's not easy.

What's your secret?

I spent seven years
researching organ replacement

with my... my best friend
and my fiancée.

Oh, so there is a boyfriend
in the picture?

Not a boy.
(Gordon sighs)

- I'm an idiot.
- Mm-hmm.

But that's okay.
I'll forgive you.

When I was young, my father
died on a waiting list.

And I made it my goal
to find an easier way

to manufacture
what people needed.

(Gordon):
Wow. So I'm sorry.

(Kira): No, no,
it's okay. I'm good.

I mean, our research only worked
in theory, and every attempt

at practice had failed because
there was too much weight

on the cells.

But up here, you don't have
that problem?

Nice one.

But what about them?

Please tell me this story
has a happy ending.

Uh... not for me.

Not for you.
What happened?

She cheated.

They found each other one night

and every night
after that, it seems.

Honestly,
it just isn't my strong suit.

Nah, you've just been
trusting the wrong people.

Hmm.

I'm...
(chuckles)

It's just better to go it alone.

It's much easier that way.

I've got my work and...
that's enough.

I don't know what to say.

Look, if we could get
our shit together,

it might be good to be stuck
with this weird-ass family

for a while.

We got you, doc.
He'll never get rid of us.

(Alexey inhales)
(Kira chuckles)

Here we go.

It's gettin' a little quiet
there for a second, huh?

Let's--
(dramatic music)

(feedback rings)
- Gordon?

Gordon, come in.
Gordon, do you read me?

Do you have him?
Do you have Gordon?

- No. What's up?
- My comms are dead.

He's not responding.
Gordon, do you read?

- Well, just keep tryin'.
- What?

What happened?
- My comms are out.

- Where's Alexey?
- Completely out,

there's nothing.
- Alright, keep at it, okay?

Gordon, do you copy?
Do you read me?

(dramatic music)
Gordon, do you read me?

Closing in on the antenna.
I can see it from here.

Kira? Kira, do you read?

(suspenseful music)

Foster, do you read?
Foster, do you read me?

(Gordon breathes heavily)

(Gordon sighs)
(suspenseful music continues)

(Gordon groans)

(Gordon breathes heavily)

Kira, if you can read me,

now would be the time for
some words of encouragement.

Okay, okay.

(Gordon breathes heavily)
(suspenseful music continues)

Okay, you got this.

(Gordon groans)

(Gordon breathes heavily)

Gordon?
Gordon, do you read?

Try ours.

(suspenseful music continues)

Gordon? Gordon, come in.

Is someone on the arm?
I don't need the arm.

Kira, do you copy?
I don't need the arm.

(dramatic music)

Where is it? Where is it?

(Christian breathes heavily)

(Gordon breathes heavily)
(suspenseful music)

I'm coming up on the antenna.
It looks...

It looks completely fine.

(creaking)

The antenna's fine, Kira.

Kira, the antenna's fine.

Kira! Kira, do you read?

He lied!
(dramatic music)

Is someone on the arm? Kira,
I don't need the arm right now.

Kira, do you read?

(dramatic music continues)

Kira, I don't need
the fucking arm!

Foster, what channel are you on?
Foster, do you read--

(arm thuds)
(dramatic music continues)

Let me try.

Hey, Gordon, you hear me?

Gordon, I need you to respond.

- Anything, Christian?
- Nope, nothing.

Gordon, you hear me?
Gordon, I need you to respond.

Come on, come on,
come on, come on.

Where are you, Gordon?

Where is he?

- Where?
- Where?

I'm not...

(sighs)
Damn it.

- There.
- That's starboard.

It looks like he's moving
starboard. Check that portal.

(Christian): What the hell
happened out there?

Honestly, I've got no idea.

He was with me
and then he wasn't.

Gordon, can you hear me?
- We need a clearer visual.

Check every window.

- Gordon?
- I can't see him.

Can you?
- I got nothing port side.

Anything, Christian?
- Here.

Here, here!
Hey, I see him!

I got him, down here!
- Go, go, go, come on, Nika!

(dramatic music)

Gordon! Gordon,
please say something.

Gordon, please?
- Gordon, come in.

Anything, say something.
- Talk to us, pal.

(Weronika speaks in Russian)

Gordon? Was he still tethered?
Let's find out.

- Let's go!
- Come on!

(eerie music)

(Kira breathes heavily)

(Christian): Kira, please.
We have to talk.

Look, I...
I have to go out there.

I have to get--
- No.

(Kira): No. It's no less
than what he would do.

- He is dead, Kira.
- He is not dead!

We don't know that!
I have to go out there.

Even if there's
the smallest chance,

or at least, we need to find out
what actually happened.

- He is dead.
- He would do it for us.

You know he would.
- He's dead, Kira,

and if you leave me here
alone with them,

I will be too.

(sombre music)

(in Russian): What...

What happened? Lyosha?

Kolya?

You wouldn't have wanted to know.

I don't understand.

I didn't know...

Nicholai promised.

Before the radios failed...

We received orders from the ground.

There's a war between us
and the Americans.

We have been told...

We have been told to take the ISS.

At all costs.

I replaced it with a dummy wire.

What?

No one will know.

No...

I didn't know what Nicholai
was going to do.

Tell her.

No, Lyosha.

Tell her!

Nicholai!

It was just supposed to cut off
their communication.

Look at me.

You can't have thought--

I'm sorry.

I don't want your sorry.

Weronika, they were going to do it to us.

We have to assume this.

You're a monster, Nicholai.

Yeah, I'm a monster...

I understand why you'd say that.

Sorry you don't want to hear that
right now, but it's the truth.

You're my friend.

He's not dead.

He's not dead.

Lyosha, he's not dead!

If his suit held up, then his life support
should keep him alive until it fails!

Lyosha, please!

If we don't move quickly,

he's going to be drowning out there
for the next eight hours!

We need to try.

I'm telling the Americans.

If you won't help me, they will.

He's gone.

There was no one on the tether, was there?

He must have undone it himself...

We don't have eyes on him anymore, either.

Nika...

It's over.

There are two other Americans on board,
you son of a bitch!

Do you intend to murder them too?

No one deserves what you did to Gordon.

No one.

Nika?

(intense music)

(Kira, in English): What are you saying?
Have you thought about that?

Well, we know what
Courtney was told, right?

So that means we have to assume

that the Russians got
the same orders as us

and they just struck first.

Struck first?

Where the hell do you think
you are right now?

Gordy is gone!

I don't know
if you have noticed that,

but he is fucking gone!

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I just...

We can agree that we're playing
a man down here, right?

That means that we need
to trust each other.

I'm all you have,
and you're all I have,

and I don't know about you,

but I wanna fucking
survive this thing.

But what if
it was an accident?

- Oh, come on.
- Can we at least

consider that it--
- Give me a break.

Foster, you trained to be
up here too, right?

- Yes, I did!
- You know the safety

protocols that are in place.
- I do and I know you sound

resigned to believing the worst
of them, and I'm not there yet.

I'm not saying
it was an accident,

but you know them
better than I do.

You've worked with them,
lived with them.

Were they really the type

of people who
would've killed Gordon?

I don't know,

but I know that
we don't have the time

to assume that
they wouldn't have.

Okay, so if they'd got
the same orders that we did

and if they actually
killed him...

(dramatic music continues)

What do you suggest we do now?

Well, for starters,

I vote that we don't believe
a single thing they say.

(Weronika): Kira.

(suspenseful music)

I need to talk to you.

To both of us, right?

To Kira.

Kira?

(suspenseful music continues)

Nika,
I'm so sorry about Gordon.

- Oh!
- If there's anything

that I can do--
- I need your help

and I need you
to keep it a secret.

- Why?
- Because you're new

and I know I can't
trust anyone else now.

So... you are all I have.

I don't know
what to say to that.

Well, maybe in a few hours,
we'll be safe and sound

or maybe we'll be
falling out of the sky.

But we have work to do before
either of those things happen

and we don't have
time for hesitation.

Okay. What do you need?

Your key. In exchange,
I'll give you mine.

I don't want your key.
What do you need mine for?

I want to open
an American lock box.

- Which one?
- Does it matter?

It depends.

It's gone. I lost it.

- You lost it?
- I lost it.

It, it...
- You lost it?

It's gone! I lost it!

I don't have the key!
I'm not lying!

I lost it! It's not here!

Did the Americans give you
orders to kill us?

I don't know
anything about that.

You know, you're not
the only bioengineer on board.

- Alexey?
- Do you know

what he's working with?

Advanced compounds of Prussian
blue and potassium iodine,

a treatment
for radiation sickness.

With what seems to be
going on down there,

I think it's the most valuable
thing we have on board,

much more than the five of us.

Maybe that's why
we're in this mess.

Right now, it's a treatment.

But if there truly is
a war down there,

whoever has the treatment
gets to decide who gets saved.

I don't know what
you want me to do.

They didn't tell us anything.

- You sure?
- Gordon never got through.

I'm positive.

(suspenseful music continues)

Okay.

They told us...

they told us to take the ISS,

by any means necessary.

(Weronika speaks Russian)

We received the same orders.

So, Gordon...

They...
- Yes.

I never thought Nicholai
and Alexey were capable

of doing something so severe,

but now,
we both know different.

That means they can
do worse too.

Well, if that's true, then
I'm... I'm gonna help you.

I was praying
you would say that.

I will create a distraction.
That's why I need your key.

You go to your lab. Use my key
on Alexey's lockbox.

He keeps his notes inside it.
He'll need them.

But more important are
the samples stored in Node 0.

The ones you're looking
for have red labels.

Take it with you in the Soyuz.
You are leaving.

- Wait, what?
- You're leaving.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Take the samples back
to Earth on the Soyuz.

- No, no, no, no.
- Yes.

- Nika, I can't do that.
- Please, please?

Kira, go! It has to be you.

Why?
Why does it have to be me?

Because you just told me
the truth,

which means you trust me.

So I trust you.

Nika, I cannot do this
without guidance.

Kira, you know more
than you think you do.

No, no. If I don't have
guidance from the ground,

it doesn't matter.

I won't make it.

Well, up here, you...

We're still falling, Kira.

At least, this way, you have
a chance of saving some people.

Please, Kira.
Please, Kira, go!

This is the only chance
to make all of it,

to make any of this worth it.

But what about
the rest of you?

We can still figure it out.

Your job is more important now.
This will save lives.

Do you understand
what you need to do?

- Yes.
- Repeat it.

Lock box in Node 0,
red labels.

(key jingles)

Go fast.
(suspenseful music)

(Weronika mutters in Russian)

(mumbling)

(eerie music)

(in Russian): What are you doing?

Don't you get it?

We're scientists.

We're not dogs.

But if it's this easy to forget...

...what's the difference?

Weronika...

That's pure oxygen in those vents.

If you activate that,
you'll torch the whole station.

Lyosha, get in here!

I understand it's hard for you now.

I know what you're going through.

But we can still talk about this,
can't we?

Listen to me...

Brother...

Nika...

Don't do this.

You don't know what I want.

Gordon knew...

now I know--

Stay away!

- You're going to get us all killed!
- Stay away!

(Kira groans)

(in English): Come on, faster! Come on!

(Christian):
What are you doing?

(Kira breathes heavily)

Christian...

I need your help
and I don't have time

to explain everything.
- Okay, what?

There's a cure in Node 0.

It's for radiation sickness.
- I'd love to help you, but--

I need to find it and I need
your help as fast as you can.

You don't understand.
Just need to--

Kira, there is no Node 0.

(low humming)

- She lied.
- Who?

Weronika, she lied.
She played me. We gotta go now.

We have to find her now!
Come on!

Hey.

(suspenseful music)

(in Russian): Listen to me.

Why should I?

The important thing is that
we stick together.

Talk to me about your sister.

Her children...

Maxim...

...and Elena.

Don't do this.

Think about them.

I am doing this for them.

Nika...

Stay away!

I understand if I ended
our friendship today.

But I don't believe
you want to hurt anyone.

We can still resolve things peacefully.

- Lyosha.
- Nika.

You were always a good friend.

But I don't believe any of that.

Nika...

Lyosha, I'm so sorry--

(metal drum thuds)

(intense music)

(in English): She was gonna blow up
the station! We could have died!

You all saw that?
- Get out.

- I just saved you!
- Just hold her!

(Christian): We need to go,
okay? We gotta go!

- Yes, yes!
- Nika!

(in Russian): Nika!

Come on! Wake up!

Nika, wake up! Wake up!

Lyosha, get her out of here!

We have to get her out of here!

(Alexey breathes heavily)

(in English): We need to stay close
because they're gonna need us.

Christian, are you here
listening to me?

Where are we going?
- Leonardo.

- Leonardo?
- Garbage and storage.

It's our best bet to hide until
the radios come back online.

Gonna be about nine hours.
- No, no, no, no.

Christian.
(sombre music)

Look, I know that what
you're saying is true,

but there's still a chance
that we could save her, okay?

We have to try.
- No, no, no.

Listen to me, listen to me.
She's not gonna...

She's not gonna make it.
- We don't know that yet.

No, I do
because I felt the back

of her skull cave in, okay?

And then, there was, um...

(Christian sniffles)

There was something
about it and, um,

I could just tell that...

And she was being crazy, right?
You saw that?

- No, I, I--
- And she lied to you.

Why else would she have
wanted your keys so badly

if she didn't want
to destroy the station?

- She said--
- That's what she asked for,

wasn't it?
- She said she was just going

to create a distraction.

A distraction
for you to do what?

Look, Kira, if you wanna be
alone in all this,

I need to know, okay?

Because I want to get home
and I wanna see my girls.

I wanna live.

So I just... I need you
to stay here with me, okay?

(low humming)

- Okay.
- Okay.

(in Russian): I'm finishing this.

What does that mean?

You know what it means.

You're not a murderer.

Don't be an idiot.

I'm trying to save lives here.

These people killed our friend.

No...

We killed our friend.

You know Lyosha...

There's a word for that.

What?

Duty.

You...

...are a good son of your country.

A son of your people.

A good son.

You're my brother.

Remember that.

Nicholai?

Nicholai!
(dramatic music)

(Alexey sniffles and whimpers)

Gordon.

Gordon?

Gordon.

(dramatic music continues)

Kira!

Gordon.
(fingers tapping)

(dramatic music continues)

(in Russian): No...

Come on, come on!

Gordon.

(dramatic music continues)
(low humming)

(bags rustle)

(cube thuds)
(suspenseful music)

(hand pounds)

(Alexey, in Russian): Found anyone?

What do you think?

(in English): Is there anybody here?

Alexey just informed me
that Weronika is alive.

We were able to stop
the bleeding and, uh,

she's asleep
in her sleeping pod.

When she gets better,

we should all get together

and then think about how we can
resolve this peacefully.

Nicholai.
(Nicholai speaks in Russian)

It's a nasty concussion,
but it's, uh,

it's nothing we cannot control.

So, uh...

what do you say?

Brother.

Stop.
(suspenseful music continues)

Nyet. Nyet!

Hey, no!
(yelling in Russian)

(intense music)
(all groan)

Go!
(groans)

No, no!

(all groan)

Hey!

Gordon! Jesus!

Where is she?
Where is Weronika?

(Gordon breathes heavily)

Where's Weronika?!

Where's Weronika?!

(Nicholai, in Russian): She's gone.

Gordon.

(in English): Just tell me where she is.

Just fucking tell me where she is.
Just tell me where she is.

- Look at me.
- Where is she?!

- Gordon!
- Weronika?

Look at me! Look at me!

We can't!
We have to do something!

Don't you do that!
No, no, no, no!

(door thuds)
No, no, Gordon!

Gordon!

(dramatic music)

(echoing): Stop!

(intense rock music)

(Gordon and Nicholai
groan and yell)

No!

(Gordon and Nicholai
groan and yell)

- We're coming, we're coming.
- Please, come on!

(Kira): As fast as you can,
Christian. As fast as you can!

(intense music continues)
Okay!

(Gordon yells)

(Gordon yells)
(drill whirs)

(Gordon groans)

(sombre music)

(drill buzzes)

(Nicholai groans)

- Come on!
- Fuck!

(sombre music continues)

(door rattles)
(metal scrapes)

No, no! No!

(low humming)

(fan whirs)

(low humming)

(computer beeps)

(low humming)

Node 0.

(dramatic music)

Oh, my God!

She wasn't lying.

Christian! Christian,
there is a Node 0!

Why didn't you tell me?
Christian?

(Kira yelps
and breathes heavily)

Oh, my God.

A Soyuz suit!

You're leaving without us.

(fan whirs)

No.
(station powers down)

Oh, my God!

(gentle music)

(Alexey speaks in Russian)

Everything okay?

Yeah, just...
just a headache.

(Christian sighs)

Yeah.

You know, I was thinking...

What happened up here is
nothing short of tragic,

don't get me wrong,

but...
(sighs)

I wonder if there isn't
a silver lining in all this.

I mean, think about it.

We're gonna be heroes
when we get back home.

Or did you want
to be the only one?

(gentle music continues)

So you think
we'll make it home?

Depends on if you leave
some room in the Soyuz

for us this time.

What are you talking about?

What am I talking about?

What am I talking about?

You would be the hero
with the cure

while the rest of us
fall out of the sky.

That Weronika's idea,
leaving me here?

"No man left behind"
mean anything to you, Kira?

- What are you talk--
- Hey.

It's okay.
No hard feelings.

(gentle music continues)

You know, for what it's worth,

I'm glad that you're still here.

(iPod clicks)

(low humming)

Christian, what you makin'?

Sandwich.

I'm not really hungry,

but I just realized I haven't
eaten in, like, a day, so...

Do you want one?

Yeah.
I'll make it myself.

(knife scrapes)

(mayo bottle pounds)

(bottle squishes)
(dramatic music)

Do you mind?

Oh, uh,
there's some plastic knives

in that bag right there.

(Kira): That one'll do just fine.

(Christian chuckles)

I'm sorry.

My head's all over
the place today.

(Christian clears throat)

Hey, uh, Alexey.

(in Russian): Would you mind giving Dr. Foster and
me a moment in private?

There's something she feels
she needs to tell me.

No offense.

Da, da.

(tense music)

(Kira, in Russian): The important thing...

is that we stick together.

The important things...

is that we stick together.

Alexey, a moment please.

I froze the life support...

but I can fix it.

I know how to reverse the process.

(tense music)

So do I.

(tense music continues)

(knife scrapes)

(Christian groans)
(dramatic music)

(Alexey yells)
- Christian!

(Alexey and Christian grunt)

(Christian groans)

(Alexey groans)

(gentle music)

(Alexey winces)
Sorry.

(Alexey winces)

(fan whirs)

(gentle music continues)

(mice squeak)

(Kira chuckles)

(in English): When I was asleep...

you put this here for them.

Good to have something
to hold onto.

(computer beeps)

(metal scrapes)

(computer beeps rapidly)
(gentle music continues)

(low humming)

(alarm beeps)
(computer beeps)

(rousing music)

(air hisses)

(man): Connect 3-1
with transmission control,

Houston standing by to provide
guidance from the ground.

(man speaks in Russian)

Who is onboard the Soyuz?
(man speaks in Russian)

Please respond.
(man speaks in Russian)

(man):
Please provide the names

of all crew on board
immediately.

We are standing by to assist
any Americans onboard.

Do you copy?
(man speaks in Russian)

(Alexey): Kira.

Where are we going?

(intense music)

(Kira): I don't know.

(spaceship rumbles)

(gentle music)

(dramatic music)