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REMBRANDT:
Oh, popcorn and Coke!

Man, I cannot tell you
what a joy it is to slide

into a world where
we can take in a movie.

Sorry, guys.
Time is something
we are out of.

All right, this Gable guy
I can sort of understand,

but what kind of world
would make Bogart a star?

He's short,
he lisps...

Girl, if you don't get it,
I can't explain it to you.

Counting down.
Six, five...

Come on.

(WHOOSHING)

(ALL YELLING)

(WHOOSHING STOPS)

Well, it's still
San Francisco.

400-mile radius
and we don't go
four feet.

Welcome to the
same old same old.

Not exactly.

I guess
the convention's
not in town.

Bet it won't be hard
getting a room.

No bodies.

Looks like everyone
just took a powder.

Well, whatever the story is,
we're here for

a week.

Okay.

Hey!

Hello!

Anybody!

Looks like we missed it
by a couple of years.

You think
maybe Kromaggs?

No blast marks,
no rubble.

They're generally
a lot showier.

Hey!

I've heard of
bio-warfare
experiments.

So what're you saying?
That everything is dead?

(DOG SNARLING)

Not everything.

(QUINN SCREAMING)

QUINN:
What if you found a portal
to a parallel universe?

What if you could slide into
a thousand different worlds

where it's the same year
and you're the same person,

but everything else
is different?

And what if you can't
find your way home?

ETHEREAL VOICE:Sliders.

(DOGS BARKING)

(SCREAMING)
REMBRANDT: Get out
of here! Move!

(GUN FIRES)

(PANTING)

It's a good thing
the keys were
in the door.

You'd be
Puppy Chow.

QUINN: Family home's
still here. It looks
a little worse for wear.

Oh, please.

Hello?

Hello? Any Mallorys
on the premises?

Nada.

Hey,
get a load of this.

"To Quinn Mallory."

That's the McKay Prize
for Scholarship,
that's the Pedderson Award.

I tried for these,
but never won.

Looks like the Quinn
on this world

is more of an egghead
than you are.

If that's possible.

Quinn.

QUINN: On this world, my mom
died when I was a little kid,
and I was raised by my dad.

The other me turned out
to be somebody.

You know,
you're no slouch.

(SIGHING) Yeah.

Except every time I try
to retool this to accept
my brother's coordinates...

Each world, I keep hoping
for a physicist to help me,

but with every slide,
we just get farther
and farther away.

Quinn!

Come on,
let's check out
the basement.

REMBRANDT: Whoa!

Well, it looks
like they had
one hell of a party.

More like one hell
of a tantrum.

When did this
happen, and why?

So what's to do?

We find food we can eat,
keep clear of anything
that can eat us,

and make it
through the week.

You guys head on up.
I'm gonna have
another look around.

Don't take too long.

MAGGIE: He's hurting,
Rembrandt. Lost.

I know that feeling.

Well, Quinn finds out
he's from another world,

your home is blown up,
and mine is taken over
by Kromaggots.

I guess
we're all shipwrecked
in one way or another.

But at least we're all
floating on the same
piece of driftwood.

What's taking him
so long?

Yeah.

Hey, Q-Ball!

Shake a leg, man!
We got places to go!

People to see.

(GASPS)
Oh, my God!

Oh, my God,
who are you?

Where have you been?
How did you survive?

(GRUNTS)

MAGGIE: It's Quinn.

We just got here.

You stay back.

(PANTING)

I'm alone.
I'm alone,
I'm alone.

We're as real
as you are.

We're just not
from here.

(STAMMERING)
I don't understand.

Look, friend,
we'll tell you
the whole nine yards.

But, first,
where in the devil
is everybody?

(STAMMERING)
I built a machine
in my basement.

An antigravitational
device,

or that's what
I thought it was.

But when I...

When I threw
the switch, it

wiped every human being
off the face of the Earth.

Funny thing, I've
traveled all over,

and somehow I always
end up back here.

It's a good thing
I did.

So for three years,
you thought you were
the last man on Earth?

I was the last man.

It took a while to
dawn on me, but,

you know, at first
I thought it was just local,

and then...

Then I realized
it was everywhere.

We all tell ourselves,
"I feel so alone,"

but you have no idea.

I'd...

I'd listen to old records,
watch old movies,

just to hear a voice
that wasn't my own.

The device you built
must've been a lot
more powerful than mine.

This wave of light
surged out and covered
everything,

and when it cleared,
they were gone.

A slide wave.

And being
in the eye of the storm,
it didn't take you.

(STAMMERING)
It shouldn't have happened.
I did everything right.

Except test it.

That was the test!

Look, I'm sorry.
I know how you must
feel about me, but...

Look around!
I've paid the price!

You have?

What about
everyone else?

Didn't you ever think
that they might not
be dead?

(STAMMERS)

I realized they

might've been sent
to another time
or another dimension.

But what difference
did it make?

The difference between them
being dead and alive!

I mean, what difference
did it make,

in the sense that
I couldn't get them back?

So you tried
to replicate
the experiment?

Yeah, yeah, but I...

I couldn't get
the exact parameters.

So, in the end,
I just got so crazy-mad

I just smashed it
all to pieces.

Yeah, we saw that.

You got any notes
or diagrams?

Why?

We might be able
to rebuild your equipment,

get a line on where
you sent everyone.

I told you,
that's impossible.

Well, every now and then,
we've managed to do
the impossible.

We've been sliding
for a while now.

We might know
a trick or two
that you don't.

There might be some notes
in the storeroom.

That is one
cold-hearted hombre.

It's like
nothing else matters
but him.

Destroying your world
is a hard thing to face.

He's been through a lot.
And hope is a dangerous thing.

Yeah, maybe this kid
is cut from a different
cloth, Q-Ball.

What're you saying?

I'm saying that
what keeps you up at night,
maybe he sleeps through it.

QUINN 2: Notes should be
in here somewhere,

if the rats and spiders
haven't gotten to them first.

Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

Careful with that.

It's the Nobel Prize.

My dad won it.

Not that
he cared much.

Till the day he died,
all he ever valued
was pure science.

Quite a collection
between the two of you.

Oh, mine? Kid stuff.

Meant nothing.

He was
a tough act to follow.
You have no idea.

Maybe I do.

Distinguished
Flying Cross,

Silver Palm
with cluster,

Congressional
Medal of Honor...

At home,
we called him
"the General."

(VOICE CRACKING)
Lots of us have ghosts.

Oh!

Ah!

You don't think
small, do you?

QUINN: Remember, skip
anything with water damage
or corrosion.

Did you get those
lithium batteries?
Yeah, I got 10 of them.

Get 12.

This world gives self-service
a whole new meaning.

A little rusty,
but they'll do.

Not that any of this
is gonna work, though,
you know.

I tried.

You don't like someone
doing something you can't.

I don't like the idea
of wasted time.

It can't be done.

You're afraid.

What of?

Nothing.

Let's just get this
over with.

Oh, yes!

Hey, what's the deal?
That's not on the list.

It's a bio-med
scanner.

If the world
he slid everyone to
already had people on it,

we'll need some way
to differentiate
the ones from here

so we can
slide them back.

I might be able
to adapt this

to detect a trace
sliding signature
in their cells.

You know,
I was just gonna suggest
that very same thing.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

Come on, guys,
we have to move on.

We have everything
we need?
Yeah.

Yeah, now
all we got to do
is put it together.

That is powerful enough
to slide the whole planet?

The original
was a lot smaller,
but I had to make do.

What's the matter, Quinn?
Got device envy?

So, when we jump
to the other world,

this will send out
a slide wave?

No, we reset it
for a narrower field.

Besides, it'd take
a lot more juice

than this battery
could crank out.

The first time,
I crashed the entire
West Coast power grid.

For a test?

Hey, gizmo
looks pretty good.

Hey, Rembrandt,
where have you been?

Well, you never can tell
what kind of world
you might be sliding into.

While you two eggheads
were jerry-rigging
this baby,

I figured I'd get us
some coin of the realm.

Ho, ho!

Not to mention
a mint copy of
SupermanNumber 1.

This world might be dead,
but it still has
its advantages.

So, the big moment.
You want the honors?

I'll take point.

Never argue
with a lady
who's got a gun.

(WHOOSHING)

The world you made.

Not up to it?

(BELLOWING)

(EXCLAIMING)

Is it always
that rough?

You mean like being
dragged behind a truck
in a canvas sack?

The slide wave
must have damaged the
dimensional pathway.

What'll that do?
I don't know yet.

(SIZZLING)
MAGGIE: So,
how's the machine?

Cooling down.
But I want to run
a diagnostic.

But I'll say this for it.
It landed us just
where we set it to go.

REMBRANDT:
Pretty wild, huh?

You travel to
different dimensions,

only to wind up
in the same room.

Yeah. But this
ain't my room.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

REMBRANDT: Hey!

How you doing, there,
little fellow?

Hey, kid!
Maggie, no!

Sister! Sister!

MAN 1: Hey!
MAN 2: Hey,
where've they been?

Hey! What are you doing?

Get that weapon
away from me.

Back off! Now!
And as for you,

put up your weapon,

or you are going to be
one less soul
on this blighted Earth.

You better do
what she says.

She's not one
to bluff.

(ALL CHATTERING)

Quiet!

(BELLOWING)
Quiet!

I can't hear
myself think!

Well, you got rivets,
I'll give you that.

And how you got
past the tripwire,
the razor blades,

and not to mention
the dogs...

I'm telling you
we didn't break in, we...

Materialized, right.
You're three years
too late.

The little kid
saw us.

Last week he saw
the Easter Bunny.

Look,

we got no drugs,
no fuel,

and this shelter
can't half-feed the mouths
it's already got.

So you've had
some hard times.

What gave you
your first clue?

And if this box is some scam
that you're running...

Don't touch that!

Believe me,
you won't like it.

All right, so what do we
do now? Play board games?

Get rid of them.
Throw them out.

MAN: Come on, let's go.
Come on!
REMBRANDT: Wait a minute!

Hey! I know
you don't buy
what we're saying,

so why don't you tell us
what happened three years ago?

And why don't you
drop the act?

It's not going
to get you anything.

It started
a long time ago.

God saw what became
of the world,

and he made
a terrible rain.

And he told Noah,
"Bring the animals
two by two."

And he spared them.

But in time,

the world became

as it had been:

unholy,

corrupt.

And so God brought
his terrible judgment.

He made two by two,

only this time
it was with people.

What had been one
became two.

Five billion
became ten.

And so

hell was made
manifest.

So we could see
what we had done
to his beautiful creation.

This is our penance

and our shame.

Well, that's just one theory.
There are plenty to go around.

Oh, my Lord.

I did it.

MAN: What?
What did he say?
What?

It wasn't God.

I did it.

(INCREDULOUSLY)
You did?

Clear away. Clear away.

No, no, no, no, no.
It needs to be checked out.

Oh. Okay.

Don't!

QUINN 2: I'll show you!
QUINN: Shut it down!
Now! Shut it down!

Great!

This is just great!

Well?

I've seen magicians
pull stunts like that.

Are you on crack,
Sister?

Then maybe
we should do something
that they can't.

(WOMAN GASPS)

MAN: Look at that!

With all of this,

why would we need
to rob you?

But I guess
you could rob us.

You got to have
some trust.

Perkins!

Where's Perkins?

Perkins?
WOMAN: Here he is!

Now,

what you saw
in the basement,

are you sure
about that?

Yeah! They came
out of nothing!

They weren't there,
and then they were!

(PEOPLE MURMURING)

So just what
do you want?

The wrath of
the great unwashed.

And you wonder
why I feel superior?

You set something on fire.
They put it out.

Yes, I wonder how
that makes you superior.

(SOFTLY) Whatever
you say, pal.

(WHISPERING)
We're not like them.

I'll give you this.
You may have
a losing personality,

but it really is
an amazing design.

This is just for starters.
I've got lots...

Hey, Q-Ball,
I'm scanning these folk,

but I can't make
heads or tails
of these numbers.

Just jot them down.

Unless we can zero in
on their trace signature,

we won't be able to
ship these people back.

Of course, that's assuming
we ever get this running.

We needed a visual aid.

I turned it on.
We had to show them
something.

Yes. But not that.

Do you have to stand
so close, Sister Rambo?

Word's gotten out
about you.

They all know
you did this to them.

So maybe you better be
grateful for a bodyguard.

You hate me, too?

How's it looking?

Not good.

We need replacement parts,
and we can't exactly go back
to where we came from.

So we go
around the corner
to the radio shed.

Let me clue you in.

This ain't no
Mayberry.

When the federal government
collapsed, all these warlords
sprung up.

The one we got here's
just called "the Boss."

His cops run the streets,
and you don't want to
mess with them.

So what are you saying?

Do what you have to,
but do it fast.

REMBRANDT: Boy, their curfew
must be strict. The streets
aren't too crowded.

Hold on.

I'll take that.

I don't think so.

Give him
the gun, Maggie.

No way.
We need
those parts, Maggie.

Do I get
a claim check?

This ain't
no coat check,
sweetheart.

We keep it.

Why do I get the feeling
that the customer
is always wrong?

Okay, how much
for all this stuff?

What do you got?

I bet we got
just enough.

Well, well! Made out
like bandits, didn't you?

Come on.
Come on.

(SIGHS)

QUINN 2: You know,
I've been thinking.

You and I make
a good team.

This doesn't have
to be the end of things.
It could be the start.

QUINN: What
are you saying?

We get back,
maybe you miss
the slide window,

we build another one
of these, a better one.

My father was right.
I get impatient,
make mistakes.

But you, you're slow,
you're steady.

For you,
the equations...

Wait a minute.
You're talking about
a mathematical mistake.

What else? I was
trying to cut across
the continuum without...

(GRUNTS)
Doesn't matter.

Most of the world's
greatest discoveries
were an accident.

Together, we could do
something with this,

show them it was
worth the cost!

That's still what
this is about for you!

Proving your genius.

Haven't you seen? Heard?
Haven't you looked around?

Hasn't any of this
affected you at all?

Of course.

But what happened
happened.

Hey, in science,
you can't control every...

Science didn't throw
that switch, you did!

Hey, Quinn!

When I first tested it,
it was small, and on myself.

Not on the whole
damn world.

You didn't have to use
that much power.
Hey.

You just didn't
give a damn!
The universe has risks.

The universe has
no conscience.
So we have to.

Let it in. You blew it.

Quinn.
The answer's no!

Hey, Maggie, Maggie,
let them hatch it out
for themselves.

(SIRENS BLARING)
MAN: Hey, watch out!

(TIRES SCREECHING)
MAN 2: Watch out.
Hey, whoa, come on!

Hey, what did
we do, Jaywalk?

(GUN FIRING)

MAGGIE: These aren't like
the cops back home!

REMBRANDT: Yeah,
speak for yourself!

MAGGIE: Come on!

Come on. Come on.
Come on.

Through there!
Let's go!

You came back
for me.

Not for you.
For who I'd be
if I didn't.

All right, come on.

Brought you some stew.

Leave it on the step.

(SIGHS)

What do you see
up there?

What do you want me
to see? My dark soul?

Look, we're tired.

Why don't you
give us both a break?

I was just
remembering.

Right after my mom died,
my dad took me up to the roof
and showed me the stars.

He said we're all
made of star stuff,

and it's up to us
to blaze across the sky

and burn ourselves
into the world,

so we'd never
be forgotten.

(DOG BARKING)

There are other ways
to matter.

I'll buy a dog.

(SIGHS)

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry,
I've got a headache

and I'm just not
in the mood for sympathy.

In some ways
you're so different,

and in some ways
you're exactly the same.

Than Saint Quinn?

(CHUCKLES) He's not...
He's no saint.

But he does care
about people.

Sometimes too much.

And not about
being some name
in a history book.

I'll let you in
on something.

Daddy's gone.

And unless you start
caring about someone,

even if you're not
the last man on Earth,

you're gonna be alone.

I was right about
the sliding signature.

We can realign the slide wave
to return the population of
your world anytime we'd like.

But there is a catch.

The next slide wave
will collapse the path
between the two worlds.

It should get
everyone there
safely...

But it's just
a one-way ticket.

Hold on
a minute, Q-Ball.

I mean,
the world's moved on
since three years past.

Now, a woman I spoke to here
married someone
who "appeared,"

and they had a kid.

Now, the slide takes everyone
with a signature, right?

We're gonna smash
a lot of stuff up here.

Before the change,

I was half a person.

I'd do good works,

touch the lives
of others.

But somehow,

no one ever
touched me.

Then I met
my other self.

It was like
I'd found home.

I got to watch myself
outside myself.

A mirror on all my flaws

and my strengths.

Beyond all else,

I prize her,
being with her.

I'd give my life
for that.

But you've got
to send us back.

Two worlds
with abundance.

Not one that's dying.

All right.

All I got to do is
throw the switch.

But we need power.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

Stifle!

I have a dream.

A bathtub full
of soap bubbles.

Soft music playing.

And nothing else.

Maybe we all
have a shot at that.

But we have to
make it happen.

Electricity!

The Boss doesn't care
if the little people
starve in the streets,

freeze in the cold,
huddle in the dark.

"Power to the people"
means just his people.

The power station
is part of his palace,
fortress, whatever.

It's next to
his throne room.

So just how
do we get there?

Roberto!

This is my good
right hand.

He can get anything,
fix anything,

knows a lot about a little
and a little about a lot.

You forgot to
kiss my ring.

And before he
got the boot,

was honcho at
the power station.

Whatever
you're thinking...

We just got to
borrow some juice.

Uh-uh! No way.

If we pull this off,
everyone will have
a second chance.

You'll all have
hope again!

And 250 in silver.

Just where were you
hiding that?

Feeder cable shaft
will get us there.

But in and out,
no photo ops.

So, where do we
find this place?

This way.

Look. You can't
miss it.

MAGGIE: I would definitely
call that a fortress.

The static
from the feeder lines

made the security cams
all hinky.

After a while,
they just
stopped bothering.

Man, this was
one cherry job.

Lived like Elvis
if you toed the line,

women, cars
and a health plan.

So what
got you canned?

They wanted me
to fry this guy,

you know,
wire up this urinal

so that when he took
a whiz, zap?

But I couldn't.
I mean, him and me
had been in Boy Scouts.

Let's just pretend
I fired off a volley
to get your attention.

Now, I don't want
to do that,

'cause it's a mess
patching equipment,
prying out slugs.

So drop your weapons,
okay?

I didn't think
I'd be seeing you
again, Roberto.

Hey, Eldon.

We always treated
each other square.

How about you
let us go?

If it was just
me, maybe.

But these guys got big mouths.

They just can't be trusted.

Let's go.

Cubans.

Hard to come by nowadays.
$2,500 apiece.

But oh,
so pleasurable.

These were a gift,

brought to me
by a petitioner.

So.

What have you
brought me?

Spiritual comfort?

The optimism of youth?

Roberto.

See, they don't know me,
but you do.

Last time,
you had a spare.

No such luxury
this time.

Is there something
you want to tell me,
Roberto?

Well, at least
it isn't another cell.

Wonder what Roberto
is telling him.

He's singing
our praises,
no doubt.

Listen,
I got a plan.

We lay it all out
for the Boss

in exchange
for our services.

Services?
Like what?

Designing armor, weapons,
that kind of stuff.

In exchange
for giving us
what we need.

Like our lives?

And research facilities.

So maybe this guy gets
to be boss of sliding?

Not if we play
our cards right.

You want to work
for this sociopath

and give him
more power?

I owe you
an apology.

The sister was right.

A mirror of our
strengths and flaws.

When I first saw
all those trophies
and awards,

there was a moment
I envied you.

We both act
like it's about
what we do,

not what we are.

Being smarter
than anyone.

Remmy,

what's
important?

Maggie?

I'm sorry if I haven't
gotten through to you.

(DOOR UNLOCKING)

But if you say a word,
I'll still break your neck.

Ooh!

Your presence
is requested.

(CHUCKLES)

You know,
I love this job.

You ask for things,

and you get them!

Come.

Roberto and I
have been having the
most stimulating chat.

A little hard to believe.
I mean, it's quite
a fish story,

that you, uh...
You caused all this?

But if it's true,
I owe you quite
a debt of thanks.

See,
my life before that wasn't
meeting my expectations.

What'd you do?
Walk behind parades
with a shovel?

Ha!

Sorry.

Close!

I wrote greeting cards.

Listen, let's just plug it in,
flip the switch.

World will be
a much better place.

World looks pretty good
from where I'm sitting.

Give it a rest.

The man's heart is made
of solid meat.

Ooh!

Not bad, though.
I may use that.

Eldon?

Read it its rights.

Eldon, wait!

What? You think
you get a vote here?
You don't get a vote.

Eldon,

the way I see it,
there are two kinds of cops.

The cowboy jerks

and the regular guys who
want to make things better,

who don't always do
what they're told.

Eldon.

Now, this
can take this world
back to the way it was,

or at least closer.
You blow it to pieces,

and it'll stay
hell here forever.

Now, look,

I'd really like
to help you.

But I'm no hero.

Eldon, wait!

Your moving speech
has changed my mind.

Read him
his rights first.

No!

(GUN FIRES)
MAGGIE: Quinn!

GUARD: Hey, man,
she's got a gun!

You okay?

You're still
on our time!

REMBRANDT: Come on!
I owe you, man.

REMBRANDT: Go!
Move it!

GUARD 1: Come on, man!
Get going!

GUARD 2: Got the door!

(WINCING IN PAIN)

Damn.

You see what happens
when you people
get through to me?

Talk me
through it. Now.

Grab that cable,
hook the bare wire
into your terminals.

Don't touch it
until I turn it off.

Keep pressure
on it.

(GROANS)

The power!
Can't we kill the power?

Not from
this side!

You're a real
beauty queen, you are.
A real champion!

I want that door
open now!

Get back.

Clear!

Go! Let's go!

Move it! Move it!
Move! Move!

Check upstairs! Go!

Shoot! Shoot!

Shoot to kill!

MAN: Fire! Fire!

I'm out!

If you got something
to do, I'd do it now!

Hit it!

(ROBERTO GROANS)
Remmy!

Initiating sequence!

REMBRANDT: Yeah!
Now, that's a ride
worth the ticket!

Take it easy, fellows.
Put the guns on safety.

You're home.

Hey, Boss.

Because I care to
send the very best.

Here.

You'll be okay.

(SCOFFS) Speak for
yourself! I'm not used
to getting shot.

(GROANING)

I guess it
woke me up, though.

Hey, you got
everybody back.

But to what?

We'll be getting you
blankets and food shortly.

WOMAN: What?

Well, that's just
one thing...

(SPEAKING SOFTLY)

So, I'm taking
the Mother Teresa route.

Might be
a bad fit, but

what the hell.

Almost time.

With the circuitry
I've integrated
from your specs,

we should be able to
slide to the coordinates
of my brother's world.

If it doesn't
burn out first.

Adopted, a brother,
different worlds,
different lives.

Infinite possibilities.

For them?

They've got room
to breathe now,
thanks to you, buddy.

Yeah, but all
they'll remember

is that I sent them there
in the first place.

You could come
with us.

Fresh start.

No.

Thanks.

I've got some work to do.

Okay, then.

You could stay here,
you know.

I got a room
you can rent,

or we could share one.

Thanks, but...

"No."

He's a good guy.

Yeah.

All right.
Next stop,
family reunion?

Or God knows what.

My father
once said,

"We can be
the captain of our ship
but not of the sea."

What does
that mean?

That we have to accept
what the world hands us.

And ourselves.

(WHOOSHING)