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(EXPLOSIONS)

We're not gonna make it.

I can't believe
you'd say anything
that sounds like that.

I thought we'd be
on the ground with
plenty of time to spare.

You mean the vortex will
open up in the airplane?

It's gonna have to,
or we're gonna
miss the slide.

Is there enough room?

What about
the stability
of the craft?

What will it do
to the stability
of the crew?

I don't know!

Man, why'd we
get pulled into
a civil war, anyway?

If Southern California
wants to secede,
let them go!

Red Cross refugee relief
is supposed to be neutral.

Yeah, well, tell that
to the rebel bird
shooters on the ground!

MAN: We've been hit!
Losing number one engine.
Prepare to bail out!

I'll get the chutes.

(MECHANICAL RUMBLING)

(SCREAMING)

MAGGIE:
Remmy!

(GROANS)

Remmy!

Oh, no, the chutes.

Those chutes were cooked!

Take care of him.
Quinn!

Oh, Quinn,
don't bail on me now.
Quinn. Quinn.

MAGGIE: Colin, you get Quinn.

Come on, hurry up!

We've got one chance!
Remmy, get up!

Come on!

Whoa!

(GRUNTING)

(YELLING)

(SCREAMING)

Remmy.

Quinn!

His pulse is weak.

He might not make it.

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.

I'll stay here with them.
You go into town for help.

What do I do?

What if this
is one of those
strange worlds?

Colin, every world
is a strange world.

Just be careful
and scope things out,

and come back
with help, okay?

Your brother's life
depends on it.

We've only
got three days,
so get a move on.

(EAGLE SCREECHING)

(HORSES NEIGHING)

COLIN: Could it be?

Is this my home world?

Hey, hey, stop!

Can you give me
a ride into town?
I'm lost.

How'd you get lost?

Two friends and
I were looking
for some property.

I suppose
the map was wrong.

Where are
your friends now?

Down the road,
a mile or so.

They sent me for help.

Help? For what?

My friend, he fell down,
injured his head.

All right. Climb on.

Thanks.

So, is this the way
to El Segundo?

Granada Hills.

You sure
you're not the one
who hit his head?

No, my head's
good. Thanks.

Benjamin.

Many thanks.

Good morning, sir.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

WOMAN ON PA:
Any neonatologist
to five west.

Any neonatologist
to five west.

Well, if you have
insurance

we've got
a lot of rooms.
Excuse me.

Otherwise,
I can't help you.

Please.

Are you a doctor?

Yes.
Hold on a second.
I need your help.

You look okay to me.
It's not for me.

It's my friends,
two of them.

It was
a terrible accident.

Look, as you can see,

we have no shortage
of customers here.

If your friends are hurt,
bring them in,

and we'll
eventually see them.

Would you help us, please?
It's my brother.

I'm afraid he'll die
unless you send help.

All right, all right.
Come on, let's go, Lisa.

Thank you.

(SIREN BLARING)

(HORSES NEIGHING)

VENABLE:
Let's see what
we've got. Okay.

Mild shock.
Start a compression.
Get him to number five.

Okay, get him
to ICU, stat.

Call the neuros.
Excuse me, people,
out of the way.

Clear, clear!
Let's go!

More controversy today

from the independent folks
who live in Santa Monica.

This morning,
California President,
Charlton Heston,

stuck out
his political neck,

when he said that
the citizens there

do not have to carry firearms
if they do not want to.

In a speech to
the Santa Cruz
Bazooka Club,

the President said...
Hi.

I'm afraid
I have some good news
and some bad news.

The good news is
Mr. Brown suffered
only a mild concussion,

some bruises,
but he should
be okay.

Your brother's in
more serious condition.

There was
some hemorrhaging
in the skull.

If we can't stop it,
or relieve the pressure...

We'll do
the very best
that we can.

Am I in heaven?

No, you are in Van Nuys.

You were in an accident.

You were out for a while,
but you're going to be
just fine.

You're my doctor?

For the time being.

My name is Grace,
Grace Venable.

Well, Dr. Venable,

I'm sure you'll take
good care of me.

Mmm-hmm.

(DOOR OPENING)

Oh. Hey, guys.

(MOANING)

Take it easy.

Guess I'm still
a little dizzy.

What hit us?
A wagon.

It came out of nowhere.

Wagon?

Yeah, but we were
in a plane.

You're mixed up,
Remmy.

We haven't
been in a plane
since the war.

He's a little mixed up.

Quinn is
in very serious
condition, Rem.

MAGGIE:
He's in ICU

and we have to
go to New York
in three days.

You got that?

And if Quinn isn't
better by then,
we may have to leave him.

It should be
no problem for you
to make your trip on time.

We'd like to keep him
under observation tonight.

But I think he'll
be out of here
in the morning.

Good.

We're in the usual place.

See you in the morning?

(HEART MONITOR BEEPING)

Quinn?

I don't know if
you can hear me,

but if you can,

just know that we're here.

We're not gonna
leave without you.

It's going to be okay.

MAGGIE: It's going
to be all right.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

(PIANO MUSIC PLAYING)

MAGGIE:
The war's been over
for three years.

California seceded from
the union to become
a neutral independent nation.

International banks
are everywhere.

Secret number accounts.
That sort of thing.

You told me the Kromaggs
destroy every world
they take.

What happened here?

Apparently this was
a supply raid.

They plundered all
the natural resources.

Coal, oil,

precious metals.

Most of Europe and Asia
is just a vast wasteland.

I saw a picture
of Montana in the hospital.

It looks like
a huge pit mine.

So, no oil,
no gas-powered cars.

That explains the horses.

But why does
everyone have a gun?

Self-protection.

The border is under siege.
Refugees from the war.

Technically, all citizens
are members of the militia.

So, you show me
your gun and I'll
show you mine.

I left it in the room.

Didn't figure
on a fire fight
over margaritas.

Forgive the intrusion.

Hackett, Ralph.

Beckett, Maggie.

Mallory, Colin.

Hi.

You just passing through?

Actually, yes.

A couple of our friends
are in the hospital,

so when they get better,
we'll be heading on.

I'm sorry to hear it.

Both about the hospital
and you moving on.

Are your friends
in serious condition?

Not really.

Well, one is.
My brother.
He could die.

Well, I'm just
passing through
myself,

but I know quite a few
doctors in the area.

It's kind of
my line of work.

Referrals,
that sort of thing.

So if there
is anything
that I can do...

Thank you.
I'm in 715.

Appreciate it.

Say, I have nothing
on this evening,

and the two
of you look a little
the worse for wear.

Why don't I treat you
for dinner?

Take your mind off
your friends.

Thank you.
Not tonight.

As you say,
worse for the wear.

We're just
gonna turn in.

Another time, perhaps.

Maybe.

I live in hope.

WOMAN ON PA:
Cardio tech,
four northwest.

Cardio tech,
four northwest.
Good morning.

(EXCLAIMING)

Good morning, Doc.

You're looking better.

Well, a good night's sleep,
and I'm a new man.

Well, this is looking
better today, too.

All your vitals
are back to normal.

You know, a lot of doctoring
is pretty simple really.

You make sure the patient
is breathing, has a pulse.

Two of what
he's supposed
to have two of.

Ten of what he's
supposed to have
10 of.

Hmm.

You have nice hands.

Thank you.

You must have
a pretty hard head.

Those who know me best
all say so.

I think we can
get rid of this.
How does that feel?

Mmm, a little stiff.

I think you
can check out
whenever you want.

Thanks.

So how's Quinn
this morning?

No improvement.

Oh, he'll make it.

If anything, his head
is harder than mine.

Tell me again
about the accident.

Well, I don't
remember much.

You know, it's just that
some of Quinn's injuries
are just not consistent

with what you
and your friends told me.

Really?
Mmm-hmm.

All I remember is
a wagon going
out of control,

wooden boxes
flying everywhere.

Was there a fire?

I don't remember.

You talked of
being in a plane.

Yeah, well,
like Maggie said,

I'm a bit mixed up,
thinking about the war.

Hmm.

You fought the Kromaggs?

Yeah. Yeah, I did.

Good. And it looks like
you survived it
pretty well, too.

Well, there were times
when I didn't
think I would.

It changed my life.

Yes, it changed
a lot of lives.

(PHONE RINGING)

Excuse me.

Hello.

Hey, Maggie.

Yeah, yeah, come on up.
Doc says I'm free to go.

Doc, I was thinking.

Why don't you
call me Grace?

Grace, yeah.

Yeah, that's what
I was thinking.

How about
dinner tonight,
you and me?

That's very nice of you.
But like I said before,

I've got a lot of patients.

Yeah, but you also said
that you would fit me in.

I'm gonna be leaving
in a couple of days.

I have plans.

It's just that
I feel that
I owe you.

Plans can change.

My hotel room?

My apartment.
I can cook.

Well, you don't have to.

Restaurants are a bad risk
ever since the war.

You can cook?

You better get dressed.

Why do women
always tell me that?

(CHUCKLING)

COLIN: What are
we gonna do?

You know what
Quinn would say.

He'd say,
"We do the usual.

"We pull off a miracle."

And just a couple of days
before the slide.

Doctor said
it could be weeks,

if he makes it at all.

Can we take him
with us?

He's hooked up
to all that
life-support equipment.

We can't take it with us,
and without it, he dies.

Dies.

You know,
the professor died,
we lost Wade,

we've seen a lot of other
good people go under.

And I almost lost Quinn
a couple of times,

but he always seemed
to make it.

And if he dies,
what happens to us?

Do we keep sliding?
Do we stay here?

Well, I don't care
much for staying in an
armed and dangerous world.

Do we keep
trying to find
my home world?

Okay, enough.

We're going
to make sure
he doesn't die.

We're going
to get him
better help.

From what
I'm able to pick up,

the country's whole
medical establishment
is overloaded.

You got refugees
crossing the border.

You got rich people
flying in,
buying their way in.

Colin and I met
a man in the bar.

He said he was
in the medical
referral business.

He asked us to dinner.

Well, maybe he can help us
find a better hospital
or better doctors.

Look, I'm having dinner
tonight with Grace, and...

Dr. Venable.

I'll talk with her
and see if she can
do better for us.

All right, Colin.
I think you should
go to the library

and see what
you can find out.

Everything about the war
and the way things are now.

You know,
medical facilities, research,
alternative treatments.

Maybe there's something
in Mexico or Canada.

Yeah. Yeah, okay.

One night in the hospital,
and now it's dinner
with Grace, huh?

She likes my hard head.

We've always depended
on Quinn to get us
out of trouble.

Now it's up to us.

We have to come
through for him.

Right.

Yes, we'll make it,
one way or another.

MI5 is letting us borrow
one of their planes
out of Vancouver.

It'll be
at Agua Dulce airport
tomorrow morning.

Leaves us with
a very narrow window to
complete our investigation.

I'll be pressing my new
friends for the final piece
of evidence,

and then at long last,
we can make our move.

I know we're supposed
to bring the subject
back for trial.

But this has been
a hard target mission
from the very beginning.

It takes what it takes.

REMBRANDT:
You didn't have to
go to all this trouble.

It's no trouble.

Yeah, this is gonna
be nice.

But you know what?
We could've gone
to a restaurant.

I told you,
ever since the war,
you're asking for ptomaine.

Ah.
Mmm-hmm.

For example...
Thank you.

There's a perfectly horrible
little Japanese/Mexican
deli just down the block.

Japanese/Mexican?
Yes.

It's called Miguel-San.

They sell sea urchin tacos,
tempura with green salsa.

Oh, and this impossible
little thing called
a Tokyo Roll

with crab,
avocado, cucumber,
in a flour tortilla.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

MAN 1: Tempura taco.

MAN 2: This way.

MAN 3: Hey. Hi.

Unless you'd rather
sit at the fajita bar.

Oh, no,
this is fine.

Thank you.
MAN 4: You like it hot?

You better like it
hot with this one.

That's for you
and you.

So, sake
or tequila?

Or something soft?

Something soft.

All right. Me, too.

Thank you.

Agave tea
for two, please.

Thank you.

A lot of these
cross-cultural places have
sprung up since the war.

Well, it's fascinating.

So what did
you do during
the war?

Oh, I tried
to stay clear of it,
to tell you the truth.

I don't even
have a gun.

My business is
investments, really.

International arbitrage,
currency speculation,
that line of country.

I thought you were
in medical referrals.

Yeah, well, that's part of it.
Hospitals are a very good
investment in times of war.

I was hoping
you might have
some ideas

about how I could
get better help
for my friend.

I mean, that hospital
seems so overloaded.

Yeah, most of them are.

But like I said before,
I have some good
connections up north.

Private clinics,
very best doctors.

I'd really appreciate it.

They're very expensive,
I'm afraid.

I'd do
whatever it takes.

He must be
a very good friend.

The best.

All right, so,

tell me
your war story.

I take it
you weren't neutral.

Oh, I don't understand
how anybody could be
neutral with the Kromaggs.

You were
in the service then?

Yes.

After California seceded,

I stayed with
the Marine Corps

and flew fighters
off a carrier.

UN Expeditionary Force.

Yeah.

North Baltic push.

I had
a little taste of that.

Uh-huh.

I had some
friends involved.

Special operatives,
undercover, sabotage,

partisan fighting,
that...

That line of country.

Quite, yeah.

All right.

Death to the Maggs.

Death to the Maggs.

And to those
who give them comfort.

(REMBRANDT SINGING)

Straight out of heaven

You are an angel

Better to me than life itself

And into my mind

You came

Giving me hope

Sweeping the cobwebs
of sadness away from my door

Shut steel

Closed by the pain
of a broken heart

I went to heaven
and stole an angel

So I could have you

For myself

Straight out of heaven

You are an angel

Better to me than life itself

That was great.

Yeah.

It's not finished.
I'm still working on it.

I mean, you haven't
made any records,
been on television...

I know I must've
seen you on something.

No, I doubt it.
I had a group once, though.

We were pretty good.

Then we broke up,
and I went solo,
and that wasn't so good.

I guess you could
say I got a little
sidetracked.

The war sidetracked
a lot of us.

Tell me what
happened to you.

Like fighting monsters
with pop guns.

I mean,
the Manta ships...

I saw high-explosive,
anti-tank shells just bounce
right off those things.

And I was
taken in a raid
not too far from here.

I heard terrible things
about those camps.

Yeah, I don't like
to think about it.

You know, I feel like
I have known you
for a very long time.

What, you're tired
of me already?

Hmm.

I've got the referrals
you need in my Filofax.
Won't be a moment.

Okay.

Why don't
you pour us
some brandy?

Sure.

Since the war, it's tough
to get good cognac,
but I have my sources.

MAN ON SCREEN:
British Prime Minister,
Margaret Thatcher,

signed a non-aggression pact
with the Kromagg Dynasty.

In return for rights
to the North Sea oil fields,

the Kromaggs agreed
not to invade
Great Britain.

The Prime Minister
and the Kromagg
Foreign Minister, Kamvax,

celebrated the agreement
at an embassy party.

Well, must be
in the other room.

Can't be too
careful who you give
information to these days.

Even about something
as innocuous as
medical services.

Plenty of
Thatchers around.

MAN ON SCREEN:
After the North Sea
oil giveaway,

humans who collaborated
with the Kromagg invaders
were called Thatchers.

After the war, many
Thatchers went into hiding
in the nation of California.

REMBRANDT: Listen, I haven't
told you the whole truth
about myself.

My friends and I,
we're not just
passing through.

We've got this device.

Now, I'm not sure
if I understand it.

The guy who does,
the one who invented it,

he's in a coma
in your hospital.

Maggie, Colin and I,

we're not going
to New York
in two days.

We're going
to another world.

You mean to tell me
you're sliders?

Of course. Of course.
Kromaggs have
sliding technology.

You know all about it.

I know
a little bit about it.

But I had no idea
till now that humans had
actually ever done it.

Sometimes I wish
we hadn't.

I mean, some of
the worlds we go to,
they're a lot like home.

Sometimes they're
completely different.

Sometimes they look
the same until you
look closely

and you find that
one little thing,
something that

you never thought
to be important at all,
can change everything.

Like meeting
someone special?

Yeah.

Yeah.

REMBRANDT: We've been
sliding from one world
to the next.

The Kromaggs,
they destroyed my world.

We're trying to find
my friends' home world.

At least that's what
I think we're trying to do.

There's so many worlds,
I've kind of lost track
of what we're doing or why.

It's hard to imagine.

You know something, Grace,
I'm not a scientist.

That's Quinn's department.

But I have been
paying attention.

No matter what
world we go to,

heaven's always
the same.

Big Dipper, Orion,
North Star.

And nature,
it's always working
the same way.

It's got gravity,
light and motion.

Two and two always
turn out to be four.

I've thought
about it a lot.

What do you think
it means?

I think it means
that the same God is
in all these worlds.

REMBRANDT: You know,
I must say that it hasn't
been easy for me of late.

You know?

I don't know
why I continue
to slide,

but one thing I must say is
that I've made up my mind
about something,

and you helped me
to do that.

What?

My friend Quinn,
he's always
been there for me,

and I want to
be there for him.

So when the time comes
for the next slide,

if he's not
well enough to go,

I'm gonna stay
here with him.

I helped you
decide that?

How?

By being here, too.

MAN: The Kromaggs made use
of human doctors when
their own medical service

could not handle
some of the native microbes.

Dr. Helen Donovan
was a notorious
Thatcher doctor

at the Magg Evacuation
Center in Belgium.

British Special Service
has inserted teams
into California

to seek out
and arrest fugitive Thatchers.

RALPH: Sorry.

Name and address
of a neurosurgeon
in San Rafael

and an advanced
research clinic
in Palo Alto.

Been doing some
very interesting work with...
Why are there

pictures of me
in that desk?

Why did you look
in that desk?

Certain things about
you just didn't add up.

So I decided to do
a little snooping.

Well, for what it's worth,
those pictures aren't
of you and your friends.

You just happen
to be in them.

I'm with British
Special Service Branch.

Okay.

But you also have
a Danish passport,
and a German one

and God knows
what else is in there.

Well, this one's real.
I'm telling you the truth.

And I'm asking you
for your help.

The woman
in this picture,
Dr. Venable,

was a collaborator
during the Kromagg War.

MAGGIE: Oh, my God.

(VENABLE GIGGLING)

Maybe I can
go with you.

What?

On your next slide.
Maybe instead of
staying here,

I can go with you
to another world.

Well, why would
you want to do that?

I mean,
most of the time
it's no fun.

I mean, it's a day
here, a week there.

No place to call home,
no friends that
you could keep.

I mean, it's endless.

It's that way
for me here.

I mean, there's gotta be
a better world someplace.

A place that we can live
the rest of our lives
in peace.

Well, I can't leave Quinn.

There may be
a way he can go.

You shared your
secrets with me.

Secrets of where
you came from,
where you go.

Well, I'm going to tell you
something I have never told
another living soul.

It was a method
I learned during the war.

It's a
mental imaging process,
a healing process.

Now, I've never used it
on humans before,

but I think it could
help your friend.

Well, then you
have to do it.

And then you can
come with us.

I've been tracking this woman
for the past two years,

and she's been
very clever.

She covered
her tracks pretty well.

And with expert help,
forged a new identity here

and wiped out
all traces of her past.

What did she do?

She gave aid
and comfort to
a terrible enemy.

You don't have to tell me
about the Kromaggs.

But they must
have forced her.

They have
very sophisticated
mind-control techniques.

We have information
that Dr. Venable, as
she calls herself now,

was very willing
to help them.

She organized hospitals
in evacuation centers.

She was known
as the personal
physician

to the Kromagg High Commander
in the European theater.

And she may perhaps
have been more than
that to him.

What do you want me to do?

If you can help me make
positive identification,

I can make an arrest
and take her back
to Britain to face trial.

I have a plane waiting
at Agua Dulce airstrip.

A plane?
Where did you
get the fuel?

There are limited supplies
for government use only.

And bringing in
Thatchers is a priority.

In this picture, Dr. Venable
is handing something
to your friend Rembrandt.

Medicine.
A prescription
for pain killers.

Well, there are bound
to be fingerprints on the bag
or on the bottles inside.

But he's with her right now.

I promise you
he won't be hurt.

No.

No?

If your friend Rembrandt
knew what you know now,

what would he do?

Mmm!

So, tell me about
the strangest world
you have ever been to.

Well, now,
what's your pleasure?

I've been with
dinosaurs, zombies,

androids, dragons, wizards.

One particular world
we went to,

the icecaps had melted,
and everyone had a boat.

Another world,
I was a famous
opera singer.

VENABLE: Really?

Yeah, but
not really me.
You see,

on some worlds,
there are exact
duplicates of ourselves.

And on that particular world,
that Rembrandt Brown
was a big star.

Although there are
some of us who feel

that this Rembrandt Brown
is a big star.

Oh, you can
count me one of them.

So, there are more
mes out there
on these worlds, huh?

Mmm-hmm.

You might meet some.

What a frightening
thought.

(SHUDDERING)

Remmy!
Oh, my God!

No, leave me
alone! Stop it!

Leave me alone!

(REMBRANDT GROANS)

I shouldn't have
given them anything.

You did what
you thought was right.

When Remmy
didn't come back here,
I should've known.

Things with them
have gone way too far.

And I betrayed him.

If she did
what they say she did,
she deserves punishment.

Are things really
that simple on the world
you came from?

We knew
right from wrong.

Maggie!

Oh, good, you're both here.
They've taken Grace.

Some goons in ski masks.
They just busted in
and took her.

But it's easy to get
guns on this world.

They don't even
ask for ID.

Remmy, stop.

What are you talking about?
Didn't you hear what I said?
They took her.

I know they did.

You know?

I helped them do it.

Why on this Earth
would you do that,
Maggie?

Those two men
that took her,

they were British
Special Services.

They were taking
her to stand trial.

Trial for what?

She collaborated
with the Kromaggs
during the war.

That's a freaking lie.

It's true.

MAGGIE: Hackett, the man
I had dinner with,
he's a British soldier.

And he's been tracking
Grace for two years.

Rem, she worked
for the Kromaggs.

For the European
High Commander.

I told her
all about us.

All about us?

Yeah.

The slide.

The different worlds.

Everything.

She said
she wanted
to come along.

Now I know why.

Where did they take her?

You gotta tell me.
We've gotta get to her
before it's too late.

Remmy, it's no good.
Don't you see?

No, there's something
that you don't see.

She said that she knows
something about some
healing technique.

Something she must have
picked up from the Kromaggs.

Look, it's the only way
to save Quinn's life.

Whoa.

Come on, guys.
Put them down.

We don't need
to hurt anybody.

We didn't intend on
stopping the arrest,

we just wanted
to delay it.

She may be able
to save our friend's life.

Let's go.

I have nothing else
to do here.

Yes, you do.

I don't know
what you did
in the war.

I don't care
about that now.

What I care about
is my friend.

Now, last night you said
you could help him.

Well, like
all great love stories,
that was last night.

Look, if they let me
do this for you, what
are you going to do for me?

You're a doctor.

A healer.

If you do this,
you do it for you,
not for me.

(HEART MONITOR BEEPING)

COLIN: You gave us a scare.

Whoa.

Hi, guys.

REMBRANDT: All right.

I guess I overslept.

Kromagg
mind-control healing.

I'd heard of it,
but I'd never
seen it before.

I never knew
they taught it
to humans.

Impressed?

Doesn't change a thing.

I'll give you a minute
to say goodbye.

WOMAN ON PA:
Maintenance to
the front desk.

Maintenance to
the front desk.

Where's Quinn?

He's getting dressed.

Is he gonna be okay?

A little shaky.
But, yeah,
he'll be fine.

I don't know
how to thank you.

Take me with you.

I know a back way
out of the hospital.

Tell me that
they tortured you.

Tell me that
they killed your family.

Tell me that you had
no choice but to help them.

I can't.

I can't.

RALPH: We've gotta go.

I'll tell
the court what she did.
It could help her.

Come on.

So what'd I miss
while I was napping?

Let's get outside.
We've got four minutes
till we slide.

It's a long story,
and it doesn't have
a happy ending.

(SNIFFLING)