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E.t.a. To tartarus colony
is 30 minutes, sir.

Thank you, Mr. Ford.

We best get changed.

Have the division
heads assemble
in the launch bay,

notify our guests,
and join me.

Yes, sir.

Captain on deck!

Stand easy, everybody.

Now, you've probably
all been wondering

why we've maintained
communications silence

ever since we picked up
that party of civilians

at new cape quest.

It has crossed
our minds, captain.

I'm sure it has,
ensign.

The ueo did not
want any rumors
from this boat

sending
the stock markets
into a frenzy.

Our guests are
a trade delegation

who are authorized
to negotiate a new
economic pact

with the tartarus
federation,

which means,

in a couple
of minutes,

we'll be docking at
the next best thing

to a tropical
paradise.

What's that, sir?

A high-tech
manufacturing colony

with a duty-free
port.

[Cheering]

However,
before anyone goes
on shore leave,

we will be spending
the first week

escorting
our delegation
around the island.

You won't have to
attend the official
functions.

I hope
you'll think kindly

of myself
and commander Ford

suffering through
those long, wordy
speeches

while you are
basking in the sun.

I'm sorry
to interrupt, captain,

but I heard we were
about to dock.

Yes, sir,
Mr. Ambassador.

I wasn't expecting
you for a couple
of minutes.

I know.

I prefer getting
around on my own.

You hear many
interesting things.

Do you have time to
join me for some coffee?

Yes, sir.

I know I'll certainly
need one

to sit through those
long, wordy speeches.

Sorry.

Hmm.

Excuse me.

Can you tell me
what's going on
in there?

Have they even
started the speeches?

Premier kirus
has yet to speak.

I could obtain
permission for you
to observe inside.

Oh, no.

No. We're fine here.

Thanks.

[Guard]
Eyes front,
straight ahead.

Keep it moving.

Hey.

Excuse me.

Who are
those people?

Convict workers.

You mean slaves.

Criminals.

They're paying
their debt to society.

Instead costing us money,
they earn their keep.

They're not from
the tartarus federation.

We accept
special extraditions

from all over the globe.

Nations
not wanting to pay

for housing their convicted
criminals send them here.

And you get
what, a cut
of the profits?

I'm sorry.

We didn't mean
to upset you.

They never should've
been brought

to the public area
while you were here.

I'll have the guards
reprimanded.

Wait. Wait. Wait.

Well, would you
look who's here.

[Guard]
Single file.

Mason Freeman.

What's he doing?

You know him?

Well, he's tried
to kill some of us

at one time
or another.

Yeah, I know him.

Well, like I said,

we get criminals from
all over the planet.

Jason,
is that you?

Lonnie.

You haven't aged.

I was in relativity
stasis for 10 years.

Jason, why are you
a prisoner?

Just tell people
that I'm here

and that I'm innocent,
o.K.?

Just get the word out.

Eyes front.
Move out.

Lonnie.

Who was
that guy?

Jason pardee.

I dated him in school.

He's the first guy
I ever really loved.

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I wouldn't want
to be your friend
Jason.

Why?
What have you found?

Well,
from the records
I'm able to access

from inside
the colony,

you were right,
Tony.

About what?

Tartarus is kind
of a slave colony,

only 2/3 of
its population
are convicts.

Mostly they work
in heavy industries.

Right now they're
doing construction

in order to expand
the colony.

Why's Jason there?

Well, according to
the official records,

he was arrested for
robbing a sea farmer.

Freeman's here
because the ueo
turned Freeman over

to a local government
for prosecution.

They shipped him here
after sentencing.

Why all the shocked
expressions?

They have of point
about prisoners paying
for themselves.

Maybe. The reason
tartarus was built

in the first place

was because
the industries
are too toxic.

That's why they're
built underground.

A lot of them were
built below water.

Didn't Jason
offer a defense?

There's more here.
Hold on a second.

Here we go.
It's, um...

It's a letter.

A letter?

Yeah. From Jason to the ueo,
begging for help.

He says that
the tartarus
government

framed him
for the robbery

while
passing through
their territory

because
they needed
more workers.

He also claims here

that half
the convicts there
were tried

on trumped-up
charges

to keep the slave
population growing.

Wait. Didn't the ueo
do anything about it?

They can't
because they never
got the letter.

It's under seal
in Jason's record.

The tartarus
government never
transmitted it.

I've got to do
something about this.

Mr. Ambassador.

Lieutenant
Henderson.

I've heard so much
about you.

What a pleasant
surprise.

I'd like to speak
with you.

Lieutenant, this--

commander, I really
would like to talk.

About what?

There are
ueo citizens here

working
as convict labor.

Well, that would
hardly surprise me

since half
the planet

is affiliated
with the ueo.

Would it surprise you

if some were being
held on trumped-up
charges

because tartarus
wants cheap workers?

Who told you that?

I just
saw a prisoner

who I've known
for years.

You're referring
to Jason pardee.

Yes.
How did you know?

Our escort noted
your conversation
with him,

although pardee
denies knowing you.

I called
for his records
to assure myself

that his conviction
was justified.

How can you know

without reviewing
an appeal from him?

Doesn't it bother
you that prisoners
aren't allowed

to file an appeal
with the ueo?

I think that's
quite enough, lieutenant.

It's all right,
commander.

You see,

these talks are
of vital importance
to the ueo.

I'm sure.

The materials
you want are toxic.

They can't even
be made inside the ueo.

All right.
Granted.

Tartarus has
a harsh system
of punishment,

from which
we profit mightily.

We would never
allow such a system
inside the ueo.

It hardly rises
to the level

of a human rights
violation.

What is
important is,

I will not
allow our desire

to reach
a trade agreement
be held hostage

by your personal
concerns

about a convicted
criminal's welfare,

whose file I have
already reviewed.

Do I make myself
perfectly clear,
lieutenant?

Perfectly.

In that case
I would assume
you're dismissed.

You're confined
to your quarters.

That's an order.

Sir.

Yes, sir.

What was that
all about?

What do you think
it was about, commander?

Come on, Lonnie.

We're alone.

Because you confined
me to my quarters.

To save you
from yourself.

How can you be
so unconcerned

that innocent people
are being held
prisoner here?

What?

This is
a flashback thing--

post-traumatic
stress syndrome.

Because you were
held captive
in macronesia,

you're overreacting
to allegations of
prisoner rights.

No. No.

Do not dismiss
my feelings as some sort
of mental illness.

This has nothing to do
with my experience
in macronesia.

I know Jason
isn't a criminal.

How can you be
so sure?

Because I know him.

You know me, too,
Lonnie.

Why can't
you trust me

to give you
some perspective
on this thing?

Your cases are
totally different.

You were sentenced
to death

based on trumped-up
charges

to humiliate
the ueo.

His is a simple case
of armed robbery

by a guy who picked
the wrong colony.

How can you possibly
know that?

Because the ambassador
showed me his file.

Then you didn't see
Jason's side of it.

Jason. Jason.

You want to tell me
why he means so much
to you?

He's...

The first guy
I ever went
to a prom with.

And?

And he's the first guy
I ever really loved.

Believe me, Lonnie,

I understand what
you're going through.

But do you really
think it's wise

to put so much
on the line?

Jonathan,
there was a time
when I loved him

as much
as I love you.

I can't turn
my back on him,

not after
what I've heard
about this place.

I'm sorry,

but I've got
to go.

What, you're going
to try and see him?

I pulled
his work location
out of the computer.

I have to find out
the truth.

It's the least
I can do.

It's illegal
to talk to convicts.

What are you
going to do,

throw me
in the brig?

No.

No. I know
I can't stop you.

Just be careful,
o.K.?

Thank you.

[Guard]
All right. Individual.

One at a time.

[Guard]
Single file.
You heard him.

20 minutes
to blow the manifold.

You blow the schedule,
you've blown your dinner.

[Laser sound]

Uhh.

[Guard]
You heard him.

Jason.

Lonnie, what are
you doing here?

This could
be dangerous.

So is bleeding
a manifold system
in 20 minutes.

We lose guys
every week.

Burns, pressure disease,
toxic waste.

Tell me everything you
know about this place.

Your case, everything.
I'll get the word out.

It's all
right here.

This is a letter
to my family,

praying that I can
get the word out.

Do you remember
my uncle gregorius?

Yeah.

He's got money.
Get this to him.

Testify about
what you saw.

Maybe I can get out.

They say you robbed
a sea farmer.

They paid someone
to lie.

They do that whenever
they're running out
of free workers.

Check it out.
You'll see.

Will I?

I'm putting a lot
on the line.

Tell me you're
telling the truth.

Honey, if I don't
get out of here soon,

I'm going to die.

And you know
that I'm not a thief.

[Bang]

Guard's coming.
Come on.

Hmm.

Well, well, well.

If it isn't
the little lady.

Stay away
from me.

Back off, Freeman.

I underestimated
you, Jason.

You could've had
a nice little
honeymoon, huh?

Ha ha ha.

Go. Go. Go.

Lonnie.

What are you
doing here?

Commander Ford said
you might need a friend.

We thought
three was better.

I need to get back

to code a letter
for transmission.

A letter?
You saw him.

[Alarm]

Alert. Alert.
Prisoner rebellion in area 14.

Alert. Alert.

What's going on?

Prison riot.

Seaquest, seaquest,

this is 4600-a12.

[Static]

It's jamming.

Here. Try mine.

What's the matter?

I must've dropped
my p.A.L...

With the prisoners.

The convicts'
restraint collars
are radio controlled.

If somebody knew how,

they could use this
to release them.

Damn.

Sir, tartarus
reports a rebellion

among a work detail
of prisoners.

They've commandeered
a high-speed craft.

Go to tactical,
Mr. O'Neill.

Yes, sir.

[Beeping]

I have contact.

It's icarus class,
bearing 2-5-9er...

Passing 200 knots
and accelerating.

Any chance of
intercepting them?

No, sir.
They're gone.

[Ford]
The shore party
has docked, sir.

Get us underway.

Put subfighters
on ready five.

Deploy w.S.K.R.S
on a broad front.

Aye, sir.

Pilots, pilots,
man your subfighters.

All ahead flank,
steer course 2-5-9.

Set condition 2.

Lieutenant.

Yes, sir.

What do you know
about this?

I met
with a prisoner,
an old friend.

He asked me
to carry an appeal
to his family and the ueo.

I ran into Mason Freeman.

I think he lifted my p.A.L.
And used it to escape.

Is your friend
with them?

I believe
he is, sir.

Let's find out.

Mr. O'Neill,
hail that transport.

[O'Neill]
Aye, sir.

Transport, transport,
this is ueo seaquest 4,600.

Please respond.

Over.

That's Lonnie.

You'll make it easy
for them to track us.

They can do it
anyway.

Seaquest,

this is
the freedom ship icarus.

We're begging you
to break off your pursuit.

We're not
doing that.

You don't have
any jurisdiction
in these waters,

and many of us
are innocent ueo citizens.

Stand to
and let us talk.

And let the tartarus
federation recapture us?

Captain,
we can't do that.

Jeremiah,
come on up here.

Show him.

You know what these are?

They're advanced lesions
from the rykov's disease,

caused by toxic wastes
from the tartarus colony
chemical plants.

Half the people
aboard this vessel

are suffering
from life-threatening
diseases and injuries.

We can't go back.

Let us escort you
to a ueo base to
document your claim.

And let the ueo
sell us to tartarus
for their deal.

Not a chance.

Jason, pick up
your headset.

I'd like to talk
to you privately.

You realize who
you're dealing with?

Freeman's using you
to escape.

Then he'll leave
you to die.

Sorry you got
involved, Lonnie.

But none of it
was prepared.

It just happened.

Then turn around
while you still
have a chance.

We can't.

I'm sure what
you said is true,

but this is the only
chance we've got.

Jason,
if you do this,

I can't help you.

I know you can't,
but that's o.K.

You're the one kind
voice I heard

in 20 months
inside that prison.

And I'm thankful
just for that.

Freedom ship,
out.

Thank you,
lieutenant.

You're welcome.

Captain, what
are your orders?

Stay after them,
Mr. Ford.

I want a copy
of that communication

transmitted
down to medbase

so they can evaluate
the injuries.

Aye, sir.

Lieutenant, is that
to your liking?

Yes, sir.

[Beeping]

Captain, we've got
a flash priority message

from
ambassador dillington.

Put him
on the screen.

Aye, aye.

Captain Hudson, I'm here
at the tartarus control.

Do you have a fix
on that fleeing sub?

Sir,
are we authorized
to participate

in the pursuit
of these convicts?

I'm well aware
of the sympathies
of your crew,

but to answer
your question, yes.

The ueo has decided
to cooperate

in the recapturing
of these criminals,

regardless
of their nationality.

Now, I'll ask you again,

do you have
their location?

Excuse me
a moment, sir.

Mute this.

[Beep]

Do we?

Are you sure you want
to do this, captain?

At least
we know one person
on that transport

is as guilty as sin.

Do you have an answer
for the ambassador?

Yes, sir.

I have contact
bearing 2-2-9 degrees.

Range is 32,000 meters
and opening.

Thank you,
Mr. Wolenczak.

Yes, sir.

Mr. O'Neill.

Ambassador.

Yes, captain.

The information's
being fed

into our tactical
data link now.

Thank you,
captain.

Out.

[Beeping]

The tartarus confederation
cruisersub locked in
on our data link.

They're positioned
for attack, captain.

Aah!

We've got a cruisersub
closing in.

Stay calm.
Stay calm.

Sit down and shut up!

Dive, Jason, dive.

Follow the trench.
Just follow the trench.

Tartarus federation
warsub, hold your fire.

Give those prisoners
a chance to surrender.

Too bad we don't agree
on tactics, seaquest,

because you're
in our territory.

But all the same,

thank you
for your cooperation.

Out.

Mr. Wolenczak.

They're launching
subfighters.

Hard left now.

There it is.

What is it?

Computer projects
their course will
intersect osiris base.

What's osiris base?

It's an international
scientific research
outpost.

Freeman was headed
there all along.

Warn them!

Osiris base,
this is seaquest 4,600.

They're shutting
their docking port.

Ram it.
Wedge us in.

All right.

Hold on.

What is going on here?

Who are you?

Refugees, professor.

People
seeking freedom.

But I'm afraid
liberation for us

means captivity
for you.

Tartarus cruisersub,

and any other
warship in the area,

this is osiris base.

As you can see,
we have taken

some very expensive
scientific talent

as our special
guest,

so back off
and let's negotiate,

or we will
set underseas
research back

at least 100 years.

Let's talk
about this.

Whoa. Listen to us.

We don't want
any violence.

We don't want
to hurt anybody.

We just want to
leave in peace.

Your choice, people.

Maybe it's important
to them,

but I assure you,

it means absolutely
nothing to me.

I'll be waiting. Out.

Mr. Wolenczak.

Tartarus cruisersub's
opening weapons hatches.

I think they're going
to attack, sir.

Mr. O'Neill, get me
the captain of that
cruisersub on the line.

Aye, sir. That'd be
admiral harker.

On line...Now.

Break off your attack.
That is an order.

Strange behavior for
a guest in our waters.

The osiris base
is an international
research station,

therefore under
the jurisdiction
of the ueo.

Those are
our convicts,
captain.

And that is our base
and our hostages.

Why are you so hot
to blow it up?

My weapons
are deployed as
a precautionary measure.

If you want
the responsibility

for that situation,
captain, fine.

We'll just back off
and hold you to it...

While we watch.

Thank you, sir.

Out.

Captain, let me
negotiate with
the convicts.

I can get them
to surrender.

Mason Freeman's
up for that one.

You saw the divisions
among the prisoners.

Maybe the more sensible
ones will prevail.

You're letting
your personal feelings
cloud your judgment.

Commander, lieutenant,

this is neither
the time or place
for this conversation.

I've got a hail
from the base.

On the screen.

Sir.

Captain, this
is Jason pardee.

Mr. Pardee.

We need some help here.

We have medical problems
amongst the science staff.

What kind of problems?

Nothing growing
out of violence.

We've got some
elderly researchers

who aren't taking
to the stress of our
presence very well.

We'd like to arrange
a medevac.

Oh, you would,
would you?

If you need for me
to put your mind
at ease, Hudson,

the only prisoner
representative

that will enter
the docking bay

will be Mr. Pardee
and the ever anxious
Jeremiah.

But I have
one request.

Which is?

That you will reciprocate

by sending only
lieutenant Henderson

and ensign wolenczak.

She has
a very special sympathy
for our situation,

and Mr. Wolenczak--

well, he's
a noncombat officer,

so it's unlikely
he'll engage in any
disruptive behavior.

Lieutenant,
ensign?

I am willing
to go, captain.

I caused
this problem.

I'd like to be part
of the solution.

What do we get in return?

You get nothing,
Hudson...

But if you
don't agree,

perhaps I'll
start practicing

a little
veterinary medicine
on them myself.

Their groaning
is beginning to
get on my nerves.

Commander,
ready a shuttle for
immediate launch.

If anything goes wrong,
you cut and run.

Yes, sir.

Thanks for coming.

Come back to
seaquest with me.

The captain
won't send you
back to tartarus.

He'll insist on
an investigation.

I don't want that.

I want to be free.

Lonnie, I'm sorry.

Lonnie!

We've been jumped!

Grab her!

Secure the shuttle!

Go to hell!

Such manners.

I was about to thank you
so much for coming.

What do you want?

With the seaquest
hovering above,

the ueo sensors
mounted in your shuttle.

A better class of hostages
won't hurt either.

Secure the prisoners.

How could you?

Move it.

Lieutenant Henderson,
ensign wolenczak,
please respond.

Captain, we're getting
a message from osiris base.

Put it on the screen.

Aye, sir.

My, oh, my, gentlemen.

How so good of you
to trust me.

Release my crew members now.

Or you'll blow
me and them
out of the water?

I'm sure you
have a plan,
Freeman.

Just tell us.

Well, now that I have
sufficient sensors

to detect if
the ueo is trying
to sneak up on me,

you want to know
what I want?

I want safe passage
out of here.

So get the ueo and
the tartarus federation
to agree,

and we'll all be
singing a splendid tune

in perfect Harmony.

You got an hour,
captain,

before I start killing
the scientists and
the seaquest officers.

That won't be enough time.

Perhaps, but don't
you worry, my friend,

I'll give you plenty
of wiggle room.

I'll save
the nobel laureates
for last.

Mr. O'Neill.

Sir.

Get ambassador dillington
on the line,

then scan every inch
of that research center.

We must find a way in.

Aye, sir.

You used me.

I had to.

No. You had a choice.

Freeman was going
to kill a hostage
if I didn't help.

I don't buy that.

I don't buy anything
about you.

How can you
say that?

Lonnie, you know me.

Jason, you've changed.

No. Circumstances
have changed.

I'm doing
what I have to
to stay alive.

The Jason I knew would
never have said that.

You had ideals.

You wanted to change
the world for the better.

I still do, starting
with tartarus.

You saw
the conditions
there.

I could've gotten
you free.

I could've exposed
the story of everyone.

Let's say I found
a quicker way.

By lying to me.

By taking me
and Lucas hostage.

Because Freeman
made me do it.

I've got to help
him halfway.

I'm innocent, but
I can't prove it.

We were dying
in tartarus.

I risked
imprisonment there
myself to help you.

Oh, Lonnie, do we
have to be enemies
at a time like this?

Just tell me this--

who lifted my p.A.L.,
Mason Freeman or you?

[Freeman]
All right,
put them in here.

This is fine.
Move, move, move!

Well, well, well,
Jason.

Sorry to
interrupt your
little tete-a-tete,

but I need your help
in stripping down
the shuttle now.

We don't have
a lot of time.

You don't approve of me,
do you, captain?

No, sir, I don't.

That's remarkable
honesty.

My father thought it
was the best policy.

He must have died
a poor man.

Actually, he's very rich,
very much alive.

He's just not good at
following his own advice.

Well, you had better
take my advice.

I'll be there
in two hours.

If the problem isn't
resolved by then,

I may have to make
a hard decision.

Which is?

To relinquish jurisdiction
to the tartarus federation.

Why, Mr. Ambassador?

I know
the federation
is eager

to cover
something up,
but are we?

Are the lives
of those hostages
worth sacrificing

to make
a trade deal?

That is impertinent,
commander Ford,

and very close
to insubordination.

Captain...

Yes, sir.

Have this settled
before I get there...

Out.

Mr. O'Neill...

Give me
some good news.

Wish I could, sir.

The base
is sealed tight,

and it's so small,

they'd hear
an assault boat
trying to bore in.

Commander Ford,

put together
an assault team,

fully weaponed,
on stand-by.

Yes, sir.

We've got to find
a way in there.

All right, gentlemen,
let's move.

The sooner we get loaded,
the sooner we can leave.

What are they doing?

They're stripping
the transport

for an ultra
high-speed run.

You know, Freeman's just
going to get you killed.

Probably.

Nothing we can do
about it.

We don't help him,
he'll kill us.

These lesions you have
are rykov's disease.

They only come
from illegal toxic
industrial processes.

Do the other convicts
have them, too?

Lot of 'em.

Show them to
a tribunal of a ueo
court of human rights,

and you'll never return
to tartarus again.

What about
Freeman?

Distract the guards.

Make them look
the other way.

Strip out
the sensor modules

and mount them
in the transport.

I want to launch
in 10 minutes.

Hope you have
a plan.

I hope you're right.

What would happen

if we jacked
into the base's
central computer

and tell it
we have a fire?

It would just
spray us down
with foam.

Convince it we
have flooding.

It'll seal the
watertight doors

and energize
the escape pods.

Yeah, you're right.

O.k., I'm almost there.

Get everybody ready.

6...5...

[Alarm klaxon]

What is that?

Computer's overriding
the security systems.

Wolenczak.

Go! Go, go, go!

Move, move!

Let's go! Let's go!

Everybody
in the escape pods!

Move it, everyone! Move!

Don't let none
of 'em get away!

Almost full.

Get in.

Jeremiah, you
paid your price.
Go!

Get in!

Come on,
let's go.

Go, go!

O.k., pod away!

There they are!
Don't let them get away!

Lonnie, over to
the next pod!

There they are!

Come on!

Are you o.K.?
I'm fine.

Don't move!

Grab 'em!

And hold 'em.

How many, hertz?

These two,
plus three at
the transport.

Still enough
for a deal.

Now, who will
we get to do
our talking?

Nobody here.

We got ourselves
a volunteer.

I'm going
to kill you

just to
prove to Hudson
I mean business.

Hertz,
open a vid link.

I want Hudson
to see this.

Get 'em out of here.

Move!

Captain, an escape pod
ejected from the base.

I got a voice link.

It's the hostages.
They blasted free.

What about Henderson
and wolenczak?

Still inside.

Mr. Piccolo.

Sir.

Fire a grapnel torpedo,
reel that pod in.

Aye, sir.

Captain, remember
I told you the base
was sealed tight?

According
to the schematics,

the escape ports
have no sensors

because they're
plugged tight
by the pods,

but since one
blasted free--

we can get in
through the ports.

On it, sir.

Alpha team, bravo team,
man your boat!

Good job, O'Neill.

Thank you, sir.

Good evening, captain.

I got something here

I think will make
a serious impression
on you.

Don't kill him.
I'm willing to talk.

Talk isn't good enough.

Then I'm prepared to
give in to your demands.

Easy, now.
Just touch us in.

[Slight clunk]

Contact.

Port sealed.

Go! Let's go!
Go, go, go!

I don't care what
you're willing
to give me.

I want my assurances
from secretary general
mcgath.

I'll have a vid link
to him momentarily.

Not good enough.

Time's up.

Drop your weapons!

Look out!

Come on! Move it,
move it, move it!

Where's Lonnie?

Heading for the escape pod.

Jason.

Running out on me again?

Drop your weapon.

And what? You'll have
the ueo review my case?

I risked my freedom
for you.

I came here to help.

I won't abandon you.

I never thought you would.

There's just one problem.

What?

I am guilty.

I did lift your p.A.L.

Now you'll let me
get out.

Drop your weapon!

I got a better idea.

I'll just kill you.

No!

You lose!

No!

Jason! Jason!

You shot me.

We'll get you some help.

Oh, Lonnie...

You we're always
easy to fool.

Uhh...

We expect
the immediate release
of our convicts.

Do you really?

Perhaps
ambassador dillington

should explain
something to you.

Admiral,
captain Hudson and
his medical staff

have shown me
some very disturbing
evidence.

It appears
your convicts
are suffering

from toxic chemical
injuries of the sort

that could be described
as a violation,

according to the
international convention
of human rights.

Are you saying
you can't control
your own captain

and prevent the release
of that alleged data?

Yes...
Admiral harker,
I am.

They're still
our convicts.

No, sir, they're not,

ever since they entered
ueo jurisdiction,

and it seems many
are innocent

and have been
ill-treated.

I'm transporting them
to ueo headquarters

for a case-by-case
evaluation.

You can't do that.

You don't have
anything big enough
to stop us.

And as far as
your trade deal...

You'll have to find
somebody else to buy
your toxic products.

Mr. O'Neill.

Sir.

Seaquest over and out.

With pleasure, sir.

Captain,
the research base
is secured,

and the hostages
are accounted for.

Mason Freeman?

Sir, we searched
the base from
top to bottom.

And?

The transport's
there,

but a research
bottom-crawler
is gone.

I don't think he
ever meant to use
that transport, sir.

Start a full w.S.K.R. Sweep
immediately.

Yes, sir, but I
should warn you--

yes, I know--

bottom conditions
being what they are,

we may never find him.

How you doing?

O.k.

Sort of.

You were ready to take
that bullet for me.

Yeah, but I'm kind of
glad I didn't have to.

I'm just really sorry,
Lonnie--

very, very sorry I made
you pull the trigger

on somebody
you really loved.

That was a long time ago...

And I was a fool...
To still care...

When there was
no one really there.

It was an easy mistake
to make.

He had 10 years
to change
that you didn't have.

And I doubt very much

that he even
remembered what
he was really like

when you loved him.

No...i was wrong.

And I don't know...

If I can trust...

Being in love again.

Again?

Something...

Broke inside me
last night, you know?

I don't know how long
it's going to take me
to heal.

It's o.K.

It's o.K.

Take the time...

And then we'll see
where we are.

But I promise you
this--

no matter what...

I'll still be
your friend.

Mr. Wolenczak,
anything?

I'm afraid not, captain.

With the sea floor
like this,

I'm not getting
any readings at all.

Mr. O'Neill.

No, sir. Nothing.

¶ Kumbaya...kumbaya... ¶

¶ Kumbaya...kumbaya... ¶

¶ Kumbaya...kumbaya... ¶

¶ oh, oh...Kumbaya ¶¶

[chuckles]

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