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[Diana] There goes one.

Oh, it's beautiful.

It was beautiful.

How often did you say
that's been happening?

Dr. Jaffe?

Dr. Jaffe?

I was asking, Dr. Jaffe,
how often has this been happening?

The shower began almost 24 hours ago.

First, the meteors appeared
every half-minute or so.

Now they're tapering off.
One every seven to ten minutes.

Excuse me, Dr. Jaffe,
you locked that door, didn't you?

Yes.

Why?

A meteor shower is the result
of an object

which enters
the earth's gravitational field

and disintegrates as it plummets
through our atmosphere.

The fragments burn up with friction
and that's what we see.

You locked the door just to give me
a science lesson, Doctor?

I observed that object which caused
the particular shower you were watching.

It looks like a pyramid.

Technically, it's an
equilateral tetrahedron.

A line drawn through its center

would have been
a little less than one meter long.

[rattling]

- Who's there?
- Me, Doctor. Cameron.

- You asked for coffee, remember?
- Thank you.

Diana Prince,

my assistant, Cameron Michaels.

- Hello. Coffee?
- Hi. Thank you.

Later.

I made that sketch just hours before
the object broke apart

and started falling to earth.

You mean that you alerted the I.A.D.C.

just because of some freak asteroid?

[Jaffe] It was no asteroid.

It was perfectly symmetrical,
as you can see.

- And smooth and flawless.
- Then it was a satellite?

Of course, it wasn't a satellite.
Did you hear me say it was orbiting?

[Diana] To be frank, Doctor, I haven't
heard you say anything definitive.

[Jaffe] I'm saying it is not
an asteroid, not a satellite,

and that all its components are falling
to earth in one certain spot.

Here. They're falling
here in California.

Exactly 117 degrees longitude,
36 degrees latitude.

There's a town there.

Crystal Lake.

[Diana] If any of the meteors had hit,
we would've heard about it.

[mouse squeaks]

Shh.

It's just a mouse, Doctor.

Cameron, find it and kill it.

Go on!

The rest of what I know is in here.

You've got to take it
and get to Crystal Lake immediately.

Don't open it again until you get there.

Wait a minute, Doctor.

I've been authorized
to give you direct orders,

- no questions asked.
- I know, but...

I am hereby ordering you
to go to Crystal Lake.

And be careful.

All right.

But what is it that I'm looking for?

You'll know it when you find it.

Remember, Miss Prince, be careful.

Of course, Doctor.
Nice to meet you, Mr. Michaels.

Hey, Mr. Pearson!

- Hi, Skip.
- Hi, Pete.

- You're looking very calm and cool.
- Why not?

In exactly seven minutes, you're gonna
walk into a surprise algebra test.

What?

Slide rule Slim's
got that chalkboard covered up.

You know what that means.

- Yeah. Means I gotta borrow your notes.
- So what else is new?

Thanks, buddy.

Think Slim's gonna grade it
straight or on a curve?

- Straight.
- Seven out of ten passing?

- Seven right.
- I'll have it wired by test time.

- Spoken like a true D student.
- Thank you.

If Dad could see you now.

Hey, what were your parents doing
by the bike pass so early this morning?

Looks like they were picking flowers
or something?

- My parents were picking flowers?
- Yeah.

Your dad even got up
and waved hello and everything.

You're nuts. My parents
wouldn't be out picking flowers

at this hour of morning.

My dad didn't even go to work today.
He told Mom he felt sick.

Sure was acting strange.

Hi, guys.

- How's it going, Sunny?
- Hi, Sunny.

You're supposed to read this in private.
It's from Sal.

- Who?
- Sally.

- [scoffs]
- Who'd you think I said?

[Skip] Hi, Melanie.

Is she the reason
you haven't asked Sally to carnival?

Sal is the reason
I haven't asked Sal to the carnival.

Melanie Rose, the cowgirl
of Crystal Lake High?

Carnival is a dance, Skip, not a rodeo.

- [mock laughs] Knock it off, Sunny.
- [laughs incredulously]

To get her attention, Skip,
you gotta be a horse.

[Skip neighs]

[Diana] The man is a nut, Steve.

[Steve] Well, somebody up there
takes Eli Jaffe very seriously.

Only five people have ever given
the I.A.D.C. a direct order

and he's one of them.

When I got there, it took ten minutes
and every credit card in my purse

to convince him
I was really who I said I was.

And as for this, well...

You know what he made me promise
before he'd let me leave?

That you wouldn't open it
until you got to Crystal Lake.

Like I said. The man is a nut.

Just think of this trip
as an easy assignment.

Yeah, right. Shouldn't be too hard.

Seeing I have no idea
what my assignment is,

outside of, "Go to Crystal Lake
and be careful."

And keep in touch. I mean it, Diana.

Every afternoon at four o'clock,
I want to hear that phone ring.

Are you holding something
out on me, Steve?

No, not really. It's just that
in the course of his research,

Jaffe gathers and analyzes
radio signals from deep space.

- I'm aware of that.
- Okay.

A couple of months ago,
remember the rash of UFO sightings

- we had in Australia and New Zealand?
- Yes.

It's been rumored that Dr. Eli Jaffe
predicted those sightings would occur.

He predicted?

How can someone predict a UFO sighting?

[cat meows]

[Skip] Not these boots, Ma.

The ones I got from Uncle Rex
in Arizona, the cowboy boots?

You said you wouldn't be caught dead
wearing those.

- So what? Now, I need them.
- What on earth for?

Ma, just tell me where they are.

- The closet in the spare bedroom.
- Thanks.

How's your homework?

I have no school tomorrow.
I thought I'd do it tomorrow night.

- Do it now.
- I'll just do it tomorrow night.

Right now.

You're going to show it to me
first thing in the morning.

And if I find one mistake,
holiday or no,

you're not going anywhere tomorrow.

[doorbell rings]

Seeing that public education
isn't completely wasted on you

is the least I can do
for the taxpayers of this state.

When's he gonna get off my back, Ma?

Skip,

your getting decent grades
is very important to him.

Why? Just because he got
straight A's in school?

Nowadays, you get those grades,
kids think you're a freak.

Is that why you get C's and D's?
To be accepted?

No, I get them because I'm stupid.

If that's the reason, Steven Keller,
you certainly are.

Did I hear Ed Pearson?

Why didn't you ask him in?

He was dropping something off.

Well, good.
I was on my way to the bathtub, anyway.

John, could you take it easy on Skip?
He's a good kid.

Thank you.

Oh, I'm just going to have
some orange juice and toast, please.

Whole wheat.

Well, Dr. Jaffe,

let's see what is in here
that's so important.

I feel like a kid on Christmas morning.

[Diana] But what is it I'm looking for?

[Jaffe] You'll know when you find it.

I think he is nuts
and I'm sitting here talking to myself.

[scoffs]

[sighs]

Coffee, Diana?

Cameron Michaels.

Thought you'd be more likely
to recognize me this way.

[clears throat] Sorry.

The people of Crystal Lake
obviously have no sense of humor.

Obviously.

I had no idea that Dr. Jaffe
was sending you over here, too.

Last-minute orders.

But I'm afraid he didn't tell me
anything beyond what he told you.

Terrific.

I was supposed to look you up
and go over his notes with you.

Well, I just got started.

Here.

Do you have any idea
what it is we are looking for?

Well, according to his notes

we're after this.

Which has landed... here.

In exactly 99 pieces.

You mean the pieces have fallen,
don't you?

No, Dr. Jaffe says "landed."

Hi, Mom.

Hey! Save some for the fish.

- Oh.
- Where's Dad?

- Upstairs.
- Here's my homework.

Perfect. Just like him.

Skip, stay home today, okay?

But, Ma, it's a holiday.

I think your father's ill.

All the more reason
for me not to stay home.

I can't get sick.
I got things to do. Bye, Mom.

You mean, there's nothing else?

He doesn't explain
why we're looking for these trapezoids?

- Tetrahedrons.
- Oh.

That's it.

Well, this is crazy.

Anything falling to earth
from outer space

would either disintegrate
or cause a very noticeable crater.

Yes, unless they landed instead of fell.

Cameron,

is Dr. Jaffe's research
so sophisticated

that he could've overheard a celestial
conversation about the pyramid?

It's a possibility.

I'm going to go to the police.

See if they've gotten reports
on anything unusual.

I'm going to put on my hiking boots
and start combing these hills

for the tetra...

- Hedrons.
- Hedrons.

- See you.
- Yes.

Keep in touch.

"Tetrahedrons."

[horse whinnies]

[Skip] Hey, Melanie!

Hi, Mel. Going riding, too?

I board here.

Oh. This your horse?

Misty.

Misty. Oh, she's beautiful.

- "He."
- Oh. Yeah, he.

So, why don't we go riding together?

Well, I was gonna practice in the ring.

I got a show coming up.

Thank you.

- I didn't know you rode.
- Oh, yeah.

Got an uncle in Arizona.
That's where I got these boots.

They look brand new.

Oh, uh...

I like to keep them
real clean, you know?

Well, have a nice ride.

You sure you don't want to go with me?
Give me some pointers?

Always wanted to be in a horse show.

Well,

if you really think there's something
I can teach you about riding.

- Oh, sure there is.
- Okay.

Hyah!

Like everything.

Now, easy, okay?

Whoa.

Easy, whoa.

Whoa.

Whoa, whoa.

This is crazy.

Why don't you ride ahead of me
so I can watch?

Uh, no, that's okay.
I'll just warm up a little bit.

- So, who taught you how to ride?
- I did.

Oh, yeah, that's right. You used to live
on that ranch in Wyoming.

How did you know?

Everyone in school knows that.

Why don't we warm up?

[Diana] Hey.

Do you mind? I'd like to see that.

I think my saddle's a little loose.

Skip, why are you here?

What do you mean?

I know what kind of games
you guys play behind people's backs.

How you make fun of them
without them even knowing it.

I'm not here to make fun of you, Mel.

I'm here because I like you. A lot.

[twigs snap]

[Melanie] Skip! Skip!

Skip! Skip!

Skip!

Turn him, Skip! Turn him.

Wonder Woman.

Please, you've got to trust me.
Let me take your horse.

All right, Wonder Woman. Hurry.

Hyah!

[panting]

You're okay now, Skip, relax.

He'll take you back, won't you, boy?

Don't be afraid.

Whoa, whoa.

You scared me to death.

Did you see what happened back there?

People who don't know how to ride

have no business
being on top of a horse.

If you want
to get yourself killed, fine.

Just don't bother doing it
in front of me.

But didn't you see what happened?

[Skip sighs]

[clicks tongue]

Melanie? Melanie!

Melanie!

[scoffs] Wouldn't you know it?

Wonder Woman saves my life
and there's no one to tell.

You can tell me.

- Hi, I'm Diana Prince.
- Skip Keller.

My horse was running away

and Wonder Woman took Mel's
and caught up.

Ah, she is incredible.

I understand she's pretty good
at things like that.

- [horse neighs]
- Hey, look who's here.

See, he doesn't hold any grudges.

Here he goes. Looks pretty hot,
let's walk him, huh?

Guess it's not his fault
I didn't know how to ride.

But I got to tell you, Diana,
that Wonder Woman is incredible.

- I take it you live in town?
- Mmm-hmm.

Well, I imagine that things get around
this town pretty fast, don't they?

Things get around extremely fast.

Well, now, listen.

Have you seen, or do you know anyone
who's seen any strange rocks?

Kind of like solid triangles?

No.

Well, I know this sounds crazy

but, you see, I'm from out of town
and I need all the help I can get.

If you come across anyone
who has one or has seen one

would you let me know,
or have them let me know?

I'm staying at the Crystal Lake Motel.
It's Diana Prince.

And I'm a lot saner than I sound.

[both chuckle]

I sure hope so.

[exhales]

[Skip] Mom?

Where is everybody?

Ma? You asleep?

You all right?

Ma?

Ma!

It's about time you came home.

What's happened to Mom?

It's painless.

You're not my father.

Of course, I am.

Ma, what's happening?

Tell me, please.

[knocking at door]

Just a minute.

- Skip.
- I saw one of those rocks.

Come on in.

- Where?
- My house.

It did something to my mom and dad.

What are you talking about?

[sighs] They aren't my parents anymore.

They look like my mom and dad,
but they're not.

Mom tried to tell me
something was wrong.

Skip,

where do you live?

- I'm not going back there.
- You don't have to.

I was thinking a friend of mine
could check things out.

Then you believe me?

[doorbell rings]

[door opens]

[door closes]

[door closes]

[bicycle bell rings]

[continues ringing]

Hey, Pete?

Pete, am I glad you're here.
I've got something to tell you.

You do?

Let's go somewhere and talk then.

Come on.

What's happened to you?

Nothing. Come on.
I want to show you something.

Hey...

What's going on?

If you'd cooperate, you'd understand.

It's really not that bad, Skip.

Skip? Skip!

What's going on here?

Skip? Are you in here?

Diana?

- [breathing heavily]
- Oh, no!

- Are you all right?
- Oh!

[exhales heavily]

Yes, I'm all right. I'm all right, Skip.

What is that thing?

There's something inside of it.

Something alive.

It was trading places with me
and I couldn't stop it.

[knocking on door]

[Cameron] Diana?
Diana, are you in there?

- Diana, don't let him in.
- It's all right, I know him.

He may not...

Diana, thank goodness
I caught up with you.

The people in this place have gone nuts!

I was asking questions
at the police station.

They trumped up a charge against me
and tried to throw me in jail!

- Everyone I...
- Cameron.

The pieces.

- Whoa! Don't touch it.
- That's right.

- Keep away from it.
- But that's what we came here to find.

Cam, listen to me.

Dr. Jaffe was right
when he used the word "landed."

The pyramid that broke apart
was no asteroid and it was no satellite.

- It was some kind of vehicle.
- A space ship?

Each of the 99 pieces
contains some kind of life form,

a being, intelligent energy,
I don't know. But something.

In order for them to function
on our planet, they need our bodies.

Are you trying to say that those people
acting nuts out there have been...

somehow possessed?

[Diana] I know what I'm talking about.
Believe me.

[Cameron sighs] What do we do?

Well, first of all,
we get a hold of the good Dr. Jaffe

now that we know he knows
a lot more than he's telling.

Skip, what are you doing?

They got my mom and my dad
and got my best friend,

now I got one of them.

There're going to be a lot of people
who want to take a look at that.

[people speaking indistinctly]

If we get out of here.

Don't exactly look like
the welcome wagon, do they?

See their faces?
All of them look like that.

They have that same expression
in their eyes.

We've got to get past them.

Meet me at the stables
on Lakeridge Road in ten minutes.

You're not going anywhere.

I'll divert them.
Then you guys take off.

Skip!

That fool kid has the meteor fragment.

[sighs]

Cam, let's go.

[engine starts]

[tires screech]

[intercom buzzing]

- Yes.
- Dr. Jaffe to see you.

By all means, send him in.

Col. Trevor? I'm Eli Jaffe.

I just hope you've come here
to tell me why

the agent you insisted I send
to Crystal Lake hasn't reported in.

- You've heard nothing from her?
- The silence is deafening, Doctor.

Now, I want some answers.

She has the answers, I'm afraid.

She must have them all.

[horse neighs]

Mel?

Oh, no.

You're overreacting, Skip.

- We can't just leave him.
- He's not here.

He will be.

He's probably coming by
one of the horse trails or something.

It's just taking him a little longer
than he figured.

Every minute we wait
is a minute they gain.

Maybe he's inside.

You're really being very stupid, Skip.

No. No!

[Pete] There's nothing to it.

No, Pete. No.

Skip!

Skip, you'll be all right?

Cam, go after those two.

And you stay here.

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