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( Panting )

Mayday! Mayday!
This is calimar colony.

Please send help.

( Roaring )

( Screaming )

Tony: Yo, you lookin' at
the shiny prize I got for you?

So, captain,
fooling ladies
does it every time.

Doesn't matter
about the species.

So we're a little short
on girl dolphins.

Chunk white, buddy,
premo stuff.

Filet mignon
of the sea.

No, no. Come on.
I think it's time
for plan b.

Right. Listen to you.
It took my mother

two months to get me
to try my first spoonful
of oatmeal.

She got me with the airplane
in the hangar trick.

I think he's too bright
for that.

Brains has nothing
to do with it.
It's all in the cell.

You're really missin' out

on somethin' great here,
buddy.

Yum.

Does this look like
a scrumptious fish or what?

Mmm.

Pure ambrosia.

Stuff dreams are made of.

Maybe we should
call your mother.

Give me a break. This ain't
exactly mapo here.

It's okay, pal.
We'll get you up
and runnin'.

To tell you the truth,
I wouldn't touch this thing
either.

Now, if we could get our hands
on a steak hoagie.

You know, he hasn't eaten
in two days.

He's not even talking.

Maybe it's a broad.
What?

A broad, a babe, a delphinus.

Food and ladies,
like I say, captain.

Maybe he's got a major Jones

on the shiny little macrone.

She turns out to be
another Gill teaser.

Maybe you should ask
Dr. Smith.

Bridger: Oh, thank you.

But Dr. Smith is not
a veterinarian.

I know.

What's a veter...
Inarian?

She's not an animal doctor.

She doesn't know
about animals.

But she knows
a lot of things.

She knows when
I'm hungry

before I tell her.

She knew Tony was with that girl
that time no one could find him

and he said he
was at a seminar.

Thanks, dagwood.

Welcome.

Maybe he's got a point.

Maybe we'll give Dr. Smith
a chance, huh, Darwin?

What do ya say?

( Bell rings )

New orders, people.

Changing course,
bearing 310.

310?

Bridger: Ueo got
a mayday from calimar colony
about an hour ago.

But they're not
answering any of our calls.

Calimar? That's
a horticultural station.

What kind of mayday
could the have,
flowers wilting?

We won't know
till we get there.

Heading 310 established, sir.

Eta?

At normal speed...
1400 hours.

All ahead full.

Maybe we'll get there before
the bloom is off the Rose.

Oh, very nice.

Bridger: Thank you.

I'll be with Dr. Smith.
Lucas?

Lucas: So you think
this is going to work?

Not eating is one thing,

but not speaking--
Darwin's not known
to be tight-lipped.

Wendy: There's some for you.

Did you think I forgot you?
I never forget you, do I?

Here you go.

Hi.

Sorry to interrupt.

You're not
interrupting at all.
Come on in.

Thanks.

You talking to somebody?

Just feedin'
the fellas here.

Oh.
Oh. You talk
to your plants.

Sure. That's right.

They have feelings,
don't they?

Yeah, sure.
Yeah, of course.

They seem to do better
when you talk to them.

Besides, whether they
know it or not,

it's good for me.

Good therapy.

So, what's up?

It's about Darwin.

He's not eating,
he's not talking.

And he doesn't seem
to want anyone around him.

Maybe he's just
having a bad day.

Well, I think
it's more than that.

And we were wondering
if you, uh...

You might want to do
a reading on him.

Hmm. Okay.
Let's give it a spin
and see what happens.

Woman: Seaquest approaching
calimar docking station.

Man: Docking latches secured.
Prepare to deploy landing.

Ford: Oh, looks like
Valentine's day under glass.

Ford: Let's move.

Mm. Smells like easter.

Smells like
my uncle Manny's
funeral home.

Used to play there
when I was a kid.

Must've been
some interesting games.

Freeze tag.
Customers always won.

It's pretty damn quiet.
Yes, too quiet.

Okay, Ortiz,
take hanson and trig

and move out towards
the east compound.

We'll move out west
and connect back with you
here at the main garden.

See if you can dig up
any residents.

Hey, check this out.

What is that?

I don't know.

Some kind of plant food
or something?

In the walkways?

Whatever it is,
there's dozens
of them.

Maybe it's some kind
of pollen.

Flowers aren't my specialty.

Make sure somebody
grabs a sample of that

before we leave.

These are really beautiful.

I've never seen anything
like them before.

I thought they had
a whole population of farmers.

Horticulturists.
And support personnel
included,

there should be
160 people here.

Maybe we caught them on siesta.
Let's hope so.

Uhh! Hey!

G-Get off me!

The damn thing's
got my ankle!

Quit wiggling around
for a second,
I'll get it off.

What's the matter, trig,
a little coordination
sneakin' up on ya?

Yeah, funny.

At least somethin' is
'cause this sure isn't.

Let' move.

I'm gonna check
that pathway.

I'll catch up with you.

( Labored breathing )

Ford?

Ford?

( Pager beeps )

Yeah, Brody.

Lieutenant,
captain wants
a status report.

Well, to tell you
the truth, sir...

I feel a little outnumbered
here.

Outnumbered?
By what?

The plants, sir.

Have you lost your way?
( Gasps )

Yeah. Years ago.

Lets get outta here, huh?
Yeah.

( Sneezes )

What'd you find?

About a hundred piles of dust
and a million flowers...

( Sneezes )

Hell of a place to be
with allergies.

How 'bout you?
No, the same.

There's gotta be
somebody here.

That mayday
didn't sent itself.

Maybe they sent it
and had to make a quick exit
for some reason.

There aren't any signs
of a struggle.

Hanson, you and trig
are going to get

a little r & r
here on the flower farm.

This is pretty much
the center of the colony,

so if there's anybody
passing through,

they'll more than likely
have to come through here.

So, if you're in trouble...
I got your number.

We got to remember to get
a sample of that powder
before we head back.

Been there, done that,
lieutenant.

All right.
Let's move out.

Oh, maybe you guys
could put together

some nice arrangements
for the seaquest.

You know, something
in a nice spring basket--
some daisies maybe.

Ha ha!

Man over radio:
Mayday! Mayday!
This is calimar colony.

Please send help!
There's no time to explain!

Everyone here is--

( radio static )

That was it.

Transmission frequency cut out
about a second later.

Nathan, there are almost
200 people in that colony.

They can't all
have disappeared.

We did a pretty thorough search
of that colony,

unless they're in hiding
and don't want to be found.

Ortiz has done
a surface scan.

If there's anybody down there,
his sensors should get a hit.

We've also analyzed
the powder we found,

and we're trying to see
if there are any answers
there.

I've called a meeting
of the emergency council.

We're due to meet
in 15 minutes.

Maintain your position
until you hear back from me.

Strangest damn thing.

Woman: Okay, honey.
I guess that's about it.

Except that daddy says
I should let you know
the farm looks beautiful,

and we just had
our first snowfall.

We both miss you very much,

and we really wish
you could be here.

Bye, honey. Love you.

Now, isn't that pretty?

Your very own flowers.

Here. Got a good view?

You two be good
while I'm gone.

( Door closes )

Hanson: Hey, trig...

I'm tellin' ya,
there's nothin' out there.

And I'm telling you
I heard something
move around.

Maybe they're pollinating
and don't want to be disturbed.

Come on, trig.

All right, cliff, give it up.

This isn't funny.

Damn.

I swear, if this is a joke...

Hey, cliff,
where the hell are ya?

( Growling )

Hey! What the...?

Dr. Smith: I don't know
about you two,

but I'm tired and hungry,

and I'm not sure i'm
making much progress here.

( Sighs )

Just give me
a little hint,
Darwin.

We're just
trying to help.

I guess this wasn't
such a good idea.

Boy, endurance certainly ain't
one of your strong points.

I'm not saying give up,

maybe just try
a different approach
or something.

We've been at this
for hours.

I've been tryin' to
straighten out my life
for years.

Think I ought to quit
just 'cause it ain't happenin'
overnight?

Tony, maybe some things
are out of the range
of possible.

What is that,
some sort of crack?

Shh!

Just don't give up
that easy.

That's all I'm sayin'.

Give the doc more time.
This is your best friend here.

You give whatever it takes
even if it takes more than
you've got.

Maybe you're right.
Maybe I'm just tired.

How ya doin?

5600 degrees Kelvin.

5600 degrees Kelvin.

Whatever that means.

That's the color temperature.

It's the temperature
of daylight.

Great. Now we're gettin'
physics lessons from a fish?

When was the last time
Darwin was to the surface?

I don't know...
Two weeks.

That's it.

That's it.

You gonna share?

No. That's it.

The simulated daylight
on seaquest

is 3600 degrees Kelvin.

Sounds pretty hot to me.

It's not a heat temperature.

It's the temperature
of light.

The higher the temperature,
the brighter the light.

We save power
by not pushing it to
the top of the spectrum.

Do you think you could
get him back up to the surface?

Won't be any good now.
The sun's gone down.

But I can raise
the color temperature

of the light in this pool.

I ain't gonna need
my sunblock, am I?

( Beeping )

( Squeals )

Think that was it?

Bridger: How's that?

You like that better?
( Squeals )

This could take a while.
We should all grab some dinner

and some rest
before we all get sick.

Yeah, she's right.

Uh, take it easy, pal.
We'll see you later.

Hey, hang in there, buddy.

( Squeals )

Have you seen Ortiz?

He said he had to
double-check some readings.

Ortiz: Captain.
Speak of the devil.

I have to talk to you.

I have a reputation
for being able to listen
and eat at the same time.

I'm getting some
peculiar readings
on our 02 levels.

First I thought
it might be the equipment,
but everything checks out.

We're 18 percent
over standard levels.

18 percent.
Did you check for leaks?

First thing I did.
Everything's intact.

I don't know
how to account for it.

If we dropped
a lot of crew members,

then consumption
would be down,
but that hasn't happened.

Maybe the 02 sensors
are misaligned.
Check them too.

Man: X-o to the bridge.
X-o to the bridge.

Well...

Who wanted double chocolate
layer fudge cake anyway?

Right?

What's the problem?

It's hanson and trig, sir.

They were due to report in
every half hour.

I can't reach them
on the com.

Did you sweep frequencies?

The entire ban, nothing.
Nothing on sonar either.

Surface scan sensors?

Same thing, no reading.

I want a landing party.
Group 6 at al-15
in two minutes.

Level 10 ready.

Let the captain know
what's going on.

Aye aye, sir.

( Shouting instructions )

Jim, this is
a full level 10.

Code blue.
Safety's off
all weapons.

One warning.
After that,
you shoot first,

ask questions later.

I think you're just
tryin' to cheer me up.

Jim...

Be careful.

I always am.
Thanks.

Man: Shuttle mr-7
is cleared for departure.

Bridger: Commander Ford?

Ford here.

I just got off the horn
with secretary general mcgaff.

They want us to hold position,

and they're getting
very itchy for answers.

Yes, sir.

I'm afraid we may just have
come up with more questions.

( Scream )

Help!

Get it off me!

What's wrong?
It won't give.

Stand back.

Get out of there!

Go get her!
Watch out!

( Plants roaring )

Ah!

Ah!

( Sobbing )

Quick! Help me
get this door.

( Groans )

Ceiling, sector k!

( Alarm blaring )

What's going on?

I didn't think there
was any harm in it.

What?

I picked a flower.

The plants?
Yeah.

Get Brody. Tell him
what's going on.

Tell him to get here
right away.
Watch your head.

( Roaring )

Ford: Jim, the captain
wants you to pack it in

and get everybody
back to the boat.

You tell me it's got something
to do with the plants?

I'm tellin you it's like...

Like nothing
I have ever seen before

and don't ever
want to see again.

Get back...

Quickly.

It's a scrub, boys.
Back to the boat!

Double-time!
Let's move it! Go!

Let's go!

( Low growling )

I don't believe it.

( Roaring )

Fire on full!

Move out! Move out!

Move it! Move it!

Go! Go! Go!

Ford! Ford!

We can't get to the air lock.
They've got us blocked off.

If I reverse pressure
in the air lock,

I might be able to
blow the door.

That's one less air lock
protecting seaquest.

Seaquest can hold her own.

I'm just--

( rumbling )

Ford?

Ford!

Tim: We've lost
all hydraulics.

Ballast tanks
are wide open.

We're goin' down.

Jim? Jim?

( Static, turns off radio )

Aah!

Uhh!

We've got skin damage
from c-14 down through k-12,

and the engine room's
taking on water.
Pumps?

They look all right now.

Bring up
the internal pressure.

We should be able to
equalize at this depth.

Pressure
coming up.

We got it?
Here we go.

Come on!
Get on the valve!

All right.
I've got it.
I've got it.

Here we go.

I got it.

All right.

One more turn here.

Tim: There's no way we
can get to you, lieutenant.

Until we can reverse ballast,
you guys are going to have to
fend for yourselves.

We're too exposed out here.

I'm going to move us
back towards the main building

and hold up until you guys
can get stabilized.

We're working on it.

Out.

All right, guys,
stay alert.

Let's do it.

Let's go. Double-time.

All right, guys!
Let's go! Let's go!

Inside! Inside!

Man: Count off.
Give me your number and place.

On the double!

It's the nursery.

( Chuckles )
Anybody hungry?

Ha! All right, sir.

Good idea to me.

Hello, Bridger.

You're all right!

I'm better.

You're the only one aboard
who is.

Bridger sick?

No, no. Just concerned.

I'm better!

Yes. I can see you're better.

But I'm not concerned
about you.

I know you like it here,

but you have to get out
in the open more often.

Bridger come with me?

No, no. You'll have to
swim by yourself.

Not that I wouldn't
like to come with you.

Tony come too?

We'll see.

Well, you are better,
aren't you?

Get outta here.

Beat it.

( Squeals )

( Beeping )

Status.

We've sealed off
these four quadrants here,
here, and here.

If we can contain it,
it seems to be keeping
at bay for the moment.

Question is,
how long is the moment?

No, the question is,
how do we kill this thing?

Lucas, what do you have?

There isn't
a whole lot about calimar
in the data base.

From what I can tell
most of their activity
was devoted

to developing new strains
of plants

suited for
hostile environments.

Looks like they did a good job
creating one on their own.

Lucas: Appears they were
pretty successful.

They specialized in
deep water colony hydroponics.

They were able to provide timber
and vegetables and wheat crop

below 10,000 feet.

Didn't think anything
could grow down there.

That's what calimar was about.

Developing new plant life
to survive at deep sea levels.

What's the genetic history
of their work?

Most of their work
involved recombinant splicing,

DNA recomposition
on existing species,

but I don't think they
actually created anything
that was new.

Oh, yeah? Have you
looked at Henderson's quarters?

The Genesis is academic.

Once you get into
genetic patching,

the results are unpredictable.

There are reasons why nature
made things the way they are.

Some things are better
left untouched.

Yeah, but what about
feeding people?
What about shelter?

Everything's a tradeoff,
captain.

I like my salad
as much as you do,
but I prefer that I eat it.

We've got herbicides
aboard the boat.

Yeah...

But probably not enough
to take this thing on.

Got a better idea?

Bridger: Okay, Tony.
You're about 50 feet
from k-sector hatch.

Remember, you've only got
eight gallons of herbicide.

Take your best shot
then get out of there.

Got it, captain.
Spritz and run.

It's not 15-year-old scotch,

but...i suppose
under the circumstances.

Do you have any idea when
we'll get out of here, sir?

No. Hopefully sometime
before breakfast.

I couldn't find
a donut in sight.

( Roaring )

( Shouting instructions )

Let's go! Go! Go!

Get out of here, now!
Run! Run!

In here! In here!

In the vault! Move it!

Run! Run!

( Exhales heavily )

Let's hope the kids
are friendlier
than their parents.

Lucky I'm so popular.

I'm approaching
the outer tubeway at c-14.

Just give us the word
and we'll open the vent block.

To tell you the truth,
I'd rather be in Philadelphia.

All right...

I'm ready.

Shut it down!

Didn't even slow 'em down.

( Roaring, whipping )

Where does that conduit go?

The moon pool.

Darwin.

We'll get you.

Shut down k through 10.

Leave the access
to the moon pool open.
Aye aye, sir.

Okay...

How are ya, Darwin?

Lucas play with Darwin?

No, not right now.

Bridger, Wendy,
play with Darwin?

( Roaring )

( Low roaring )

M-Maybe the herbicide
had a delayed effect.

Lucas: The herbicide
didn't even make them blink.

What is it about this...?

Daylight.

You've got to be
kidding me?
Daylight?

These plants were raised
on artificial light.

They've never seen
real daylight.

Plants killed
by daylight.

They'd do great in my apartment.

On my command, raise
every light in this boat
up 5600 Kelvin.

That's gonna be tough, captain.
With the plants
all around the ship,

I can't deploy
the solar battery,

so we're gonna have to
rely totally on the generator.

I don't think
it's gonna be that tough,
not from what I just saw.

Let's try it.
Here we go.
Aye, sir.

Now.

( Rumbling )

( Sizzles )

Woman on loudspeaker:
All primary power systems
off-line.

It knows.

All primary power systems
off-line.

All primary power systems
off-line.

How long can we operate
on this generator?

About five hours.
We're eight percent down
from full,

and that's not enough juice
to push the color temperature.

Would you get
lieutenant Brody?

I'm trying now, sir.

When you get him,
tell him he's got to get access

to calimar's
environmental controls,

and push everything
to the limit.

Aye aye, sir.

How long till sunrise?

6:28.

That's half an hour ago.

All right, people.
Here's the drill.

We don't have enough power to
blow the ballast automatically.

The solenoid could take
everything we got
and then some.

But I think
we can do it manually.

Have you ever tried, sir?

No, but it can be done.

The torque spec
is rated over 400 psi.

It would take six guys

if they could get
all their weight on it,
to even budge those valves.

That's not gonna work, captain.

Since we sealed off
most of section k,

the only way down
is through the solenoid duct.

You're lucky if you get
one guy through there.

I got ya, Tim.

Anything above 5600 k
ought to do the trick.

The trick is getting
to the lighting controls
in the first place.

We'll do what we can.

Good luck, Jim.

Thanks.

Over and out.

Sir?

I've located
the environmental
control center.

It's upstairs,
right above us.

If only there was an elevator.

All right, listen up.

We got ten chances to
take these things out here.

I'm gonna be the first.

Wait a minute!
No. That's my call.

You give me 15 minutes.

You don't hear from me,
we do it one man at a time.

You got that?
Yes, sir.

Yes, sir.

Okay.

Here we go.

Problem here, guys,

is that I've gonna get into
that room over there.

And you're blocking my way.

The other problem is...

These don't seem to have
much of an effect on you.

But they do have lots
of an effect on wood,
metal and plaster.

( Groaning )

( Roaring )

Ah!

( Screaming )

( Continuous screaming )

Bridger: Do you see
the two blue levers?

Yes, they're very big.

I know they're big.

Now, do you see the two pins
that are below the levers?

Yes.

You have to remove those pins

in order to pull the levers.

Yes, I understand.

They're very tight.
They don't come out!

Try them again.

I know they're hard to pull,
but you have to do it.

( Grunts )

( Straining )

Uhh! Uhh!

The pins won't come out.

I will try the levers anyway.

( Straining )

( Screeching )

( Rumbling )

Good.

Now try the other.

Okay.

( Straining )

( Screeching )

Very good.

Thank you.

Equalize internal pressure.

They don't have
a lot of power.

They don't have
a lot of choice.

Give it everything
you've got.

Pressure stabilizing.

When this ship
comes to the surface,

I want every view port open.

I want this place
flooded with sunlight.

( Screaming )

Bridger: Now!

Yeah!

( Cheering )

( Clapping, whistling )

I told you. I warned you.

( Crew laughing, clapping )

( Roaring )

Man over loudspeaker:
Maintenance personnel
report to docking bay 1.

Maintenance personnel,
report to docking bay 1.

Good work, lieutenant.
There for a while,

I didn't think
I was going to be able
to say that to you.

Good work, guys.

Good work.
They're plants.
They're vegetables.

Would've been
embarrassing to lose.

Yeah, right.

Hey, dagwood!

Yes, sir?

Is it "sir" now?

Okay. From what I hear,
you deserve this.

Is it dead?

I hadn't heard
a peep from it.

Come on.

There you go.

Purple heart
of the plant world.

Good work.

Good work.

Thanks.

( Chuckles )

You guys have no clue
what this is about?

Nothing. He said he was
cooking up something special
to celebrate.

I didn't even know
he could cook.

We may not
want to find out.

Hey! I thought we could all
use a little victory party!

Champagne
and caviar?

Dream on, lieutenant.

Ready?

Ta-da!

Asparagus?

Don't knock it till you try it.

I never heard of
serving asparagus
at a victory celebration.

'Cause you weren't
raised like me.

I was brought up to know
that turn-about is fair play.

What are you talking about?

Revenge, commander.

Sweet, wonderful revenge.

Wendy: I'll take two.

With butter.

Hi, I'm Ted ramey.

( Beeping )

The tone you just heard

was from a revolutionary
computer system called

"the sea world
auditory queuing system."

It's used to communicate
with killer whales
like tiama.

Trainers use water-proof
keyboards to select tone codes.

And underwater speakers
project the sounds
into the water.

Groups of computer codes
represent each animal's name,

verbs, modifiers, and objects.

With this system,
researchers are finding out

more about how killer whales
learn and process information.

See you on the next adventure
of seaquest dsv.

( Beep )