All language subtitles for Lost.in.Space.2018.S01E05.720p.BluRay.x264-GalaxyTV_track3_[eng]

[wind whooshing]

[wildlife sounds]

[panting]

[moth chirps]

[soft dramatic music]

[growling]

[snarling]

[dramatic music]

[sighs]

[laptop beeping softly]

[soft suspenseful music]

[baby crying softly]

He looks smaller
than yesterday.

Is that possible?

He's down three ounces.

That much?

It's good you're here.

Hey there.

Hey, Will.

I know it's been rough so far.

But I need you to fight, okay?
I need you to fight now.

[tender music]

If you fight now,
I promise you that

I will fight for you
for the rest of your life.

[soft suspenseful music]

All right,
how many of these do we need?

You know, I've never seen you
throw yourself into a task

with this much gusto before.

What can I say?
I'm taking my vitamins.

It has nothing to do
with that boy being here?

No, and he's not a boy.
Will's a boy.

Okay.
Sure.

[indistinct chatter]

It's going up fast, huh?

Yeah, it sure is.

Let's just
hope to hell it works.

How--how exactly
will we know

that it works?

You skipped Victor's speech?
[sheepish laugh]

Yeah, that makes two of us.

I'll give you
the short version.

The "Resolute" may be deaf,
but it isn't blind.

So Victor thinks if he builds
a light tower bright enough--

It will be seen from space.
Yeah.

Just needs to coincide with
the orbit of The "Resolute."

Is that possible?

Well,
the science people think so.

What do you think?

Right now, I just wanna
make sure that that robot

doesn't wander in right
in the middle of all this.

Yeah.
He's gone?

Kids said it just walked off.

Interesting.

These people
are already on edge.

Last thing we need
is that thing being drawn in

when that big light
gets turned on.

Like a moth to a flame?

Yeah,
something like that.

[door whirring]

Hey, excuse me.
I'll see you back down there.

[foreboding music]

Hey.

Any luck?
Nope.

Do you think
it's coming back?

I don't know.

Well, there's only
so many things

we can worry about at a time.

You going somewhere?
Trying to.

What,
in the middle of all this?

There's something
I need to check on.

Wanna tell me
what's going on?

[stammers]
I don't know.

Maybe Kepler's Law
doesn't apply here.

Or maybe it's the celestial
mechanics of the system,

or maybe I'm wrong about
the gravitational constant--

Which means?

It's the sun.

It's rising earlier
and earlier every day.

Well, that's
what happens on Earth.

It's spring, right?

I mean, it's kinda nice
the weather's changing.

But it's the rate of change.

It's way too fast.

I need to figure this out.

Okay.
I'll come with you.

I'll be fine.
You should work with the kids.

Make up for the time you lost.

That's why you're here,
isn't it?

Look, I will call you
if anything--

Hope you're not going
on a field trip.

We might need that Chariot.

You be careful.

Don't punch anyone.

[doors whirring]

If the cables overheat,

we'll need every available
Chariot battery as backup.

Then we should make sure
they don't overheat.

What's she doing anyway?

When she's ready
to tell us, she will.

Don't you have
a meeting to lead?

So how we doing
with the mirrors?

We are applying
the last of them.

Good, good.
And construction?

We should be finished with
the tower frame by midday.

And what about electrical?

We're about 100,000 watts
short of our candela target.

How'd that happen?

A team member shorted
the lights in a testing phase.

We don't have time for
those kinds of mistakes.

Hey, you're welcome to take

the Jupiter 2 NAV lamps
if you want,

if that gets you
where you need to be.

Uh, yeah, it should.
Wish I'd thought of that.

I would've got
some sleep last night.

Okay, problem solved.
We good?

I suppose.

But we need more Mylar foil.
The coverage is patchy.

Well, let's stop
standing around.

[sighs] The tower is
some science project.

It's actually a really
interesting concept.

Yeah, and apparently one that
requires lots of heavy lifting,

something that
a particular R-O-B-O-T

could come in handy for.

She's got a good point.

You guys said I could
wait for the right time.

Yeah, I did, but isn't this
the perfect opportunity

to show everyone
how useful he could be?

So you should tell Dad
as soon as possible.

He's gonna be fine, okay, once
he has a chance to process it.

And to get through the
five stages of anger,

from furious to mad to PO'ed--

Okay, fine.
I'll do it.

When?
When he's in a good mood.

You can't wait that long.

Wait that long for what?

Huh?

To tell you that Will refuses
to unload his insulation.

He says it's too itchy.

Come on,
that's not like you.

Just wear a pair
of work gloves.

Okay.

He's avoiding me, isn't he?

Maybe you should ask Will if
you have questions about Will.

Dad, you can
talk to him, okay?

Just be yourself.

Actually, no--
maybe be, like, 20% nicer.

[soft indistinct chatter]

Need a hand?

Yeah.

Ah, think I'm gonna
need a tutorial.

[apprehensive music]

So red can go to black,

and black can go to red,

but green always
goes to the ground.

You're a pretty smart kid.
You know that?

Thanks.

I'd take brave
over smart any day.

But bravery
without intelligence?

That's a very risky thing.

Haven't seen your Robot
in a while.

Do you miss him?

I guess.

Can you do me a favor?

What?

Well, um,

there's something
I need to do--

something that's
very important.

[whispers] And I need
the Robot's help to do it.

I was thinking maybe if
you knew where it was,

then maybe you could
bring him here.

Doctor Smith?

Don!

Oh, my God.

You made it.
I'm so relieved.

Yeah,
I'm relieved I made it too.

Do you need anything?
Can I get you some--

some water?
Let me get you some water.

Sure, maybe that's
where my flare gun is--

next to the water.
You know, the flare gun that

you stole from me when
you left me for dead?

I would never do that.
It was an accident.

So you stole it
out of my pack by accident?

Well,

I took it out
because I was scared.

I thought about
shooting it off,

but I knew what you'd say--

that you'd be annoyed.

So I put it back--

but in the wrong bag.

I've been feeling so guilty.

[softly]
Now you're here.

Okay, okay.
Don't beat yourself up.

We both made it.

You know,
I-l think I saved you.

What?
My St. Christopher medal.

It protected you.

It brought you good luck.

Do you still have it?

The necklace?

No.

No, I lost it in the storm.

I forgive you.

I got to go,
so we'll talk later, okay?

[foreboding music]

[adventurous music]

[gust whooshes]

[grunting]

[dramatic music]

[Yelps]

[panting]

Is it dangerous?

Nothing we wouldn't
be prepared for.

Are you asking us
or telling us?

This is an important
family decision.

Everyone has to be on board.

All right, pros and cons.

Okay.
Let's start with Earth.

Pro:

Governments have stabilized
for the most part.

Pro: The World Cup.

Pro: My friends are here.

Cons:

If we stay here, we won't
ever see another blue sky,

or rainbow.

And as for future Robinsons,

there won't be much life
left here for them.

And Alpha Centauri?

Pros: It's habitable.

It's a--
it's a paradise planet.

There's no wars.
There's no instability.

You could build whatever.

You could be whatever
you want there.

Pro:

Blue skies.

Con:

It's a one-way ticket.
There's no coming back.

Even
You're right.

It's a really big decision.

What does Dad think?

He wants what's
best for everybody.

So, he's coming?

Yeah, uh, if he can.

[sighs]

Judy,

only the best of the best
get to go.

They could fast-track
your medical career.

And Penny--what about
first author in space?

Can anyone go?

Anyone who passes the tests.

There's more than one?
Don't worry.

You'll all pass.

[panting]

[grunts]

[rattling]
Hello?

[tool clanking]

[tense music]

Oh! [grunts]

Ow, son of a--ow!

Yeah, it's broken.
Ow!

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Let a man prepare.

[laughs softly]
I'm not the first person

to break your nose, am I?

What do you think?

Who taught you
self-defense there, Doc?

It's Judy.
My dad taught me.

Is he here too?

Yeah.
John Robinson's my dad.

He came into the picture
after I was born.

Sensitive issue?

Not particularly.
[sniffs]

What are you doing with all
of that booze in our Jupiter?

Sensitive issue?

I'm a--sort of like
a "importer-exporter--"

Smuggler.

What is the matter
with you Robinsons?

You make it sound like
it's a bad thing.

Is it?
Well, you've obviously

never had single malt scotch,
have you?

How's Angela?

Hard to tell.

She doesn't come out
of her cabin.

Does she talk much about what
happened on The "Resolute"?

Not really.
Why?

Checking on my patient.

Wait.
[scoffs]

I'm curious as to
how such a big baby

survived such a big storm.

Honestly, I didn't think
I was gonna make it.

I didn't think any of us were.

[sighs softly]

I just held my breath
for as long as I could.

Starts the pounding
of blood in your ears, right?

Louder and louder until you
think your head might explode.

Exactly.

[Crack]

Ow!
[groaning]

You have serious anger issues.

[groans]

You said "us" when
you were in the storm.

You mean you and Angela, right?
Yeah, yeah.

And, uh,
some shrink named Doctor Smith.

No, we rescued her.

I'm guessing
by the look on your face

she didn't mention me?

No, she said she was alone.

I bet she did.

[indistinct chatter]

Hey, you're a tough guy
to track down.

Ithoughtyou
wanted me to help.

Yeah, yeah.
I did.

Hey, you might wanna
run those in parallel.

That way, if one of
the lamps shorts,

the others won't
go out as well.

Like Christmas tree lights?

Yeah.

Yeah, exactly.

I'm sorry I missed so many.

Christmases.

It's okay.
You were saving the world.

No, lwasn't there,
and, um...

I know that bothered you.

Just like something's
bothering you right now.

[soft dramatic music]

The Robot.

I know how close you got.

Just up and left--
what do you think about that?

Um, I--

I, um--

'Cause I think it hurt,

just like it hurt when I left.

But I want you to know
I'm not going anywhere.

I missed a lot, and, um...

I know that we don't always
get each other, but...

I'm here now.

You know,
one thing's for sure.

It kinda hogged
all your time, so,

you know,
the upside is that

we get to spend a lot
of time together, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay, what do you got
going on here?

I'm trying to plug
that one in there

to run to the power box.

Why are you
setting these up here?

This is the cable path.
I'm sorry.

No, I need all these moved
to the other side

of the command tent before the
first team breaks for lunch.

Yes, sir.
Use your head.

[soft bright music]

Sorry your dad sucks.

At least
he figured out a way

for us to signal
The "Resolute."

Good point.

Um, thanks for keeping our
secret about you-know-what.

Yeah, I'm not keeping it.
You're blackmailing me.

Or did you forget?

Wow, no quippy comeback?

Okay, give me a second.

Okay.
One one-thousand.

Nothing?
[sighs]

You know,
maybe I'll have one

by the time
I'm done helping you.

I can't wait
to eat real food again.

The beef ravioli ones
aren't that bad.

Yeah, until you've had,
like, 20.

Is it from here?

You know.
What?

Oh, uh, I'm not sure.

Is it sentient?
It's a robot.

I know, but its face,
those swirling lights...

[whispers] It looked
like it was thinking.

How long am I gonna
have to keep your secret?

Until it's not
a secret anymore.

Can I see it again?
No.

Why not? Why?

Because you can't.

Your parents don't know,
do they?

Does it matter?

In my experience, yes.

A lot.

You know what?

I think I'm done
helping you for today.

[indistinct chatter]

[sighs]

Heard all about
your crash landing.

I'm sorry, from whom?
Don.

He said he almost died.

Oh.

We all thought
we were going to die.

But he said that
he was waiting for you.

Ah--

Judy, be careful.

What do you mean?

He's not who you think he is.

When we crashed,
Don's friend died on impact.

He stole her boots
right off her feet

like it was nothing.

He wouldn't even bury her.

Yeah, well, with the storm--

There was no storm yet.

I was the one who buried her.

Someone had to.

And the survivor...

Angela?
Yes, Angela.

She needed help,

but he--he just
hid under a rock.

He wanted to
wait the storm out.

It was like he didn't care
if she lived or died.

Then I was the one who
had to search for help.

Why did you tell us
you were alone?

Honestly?
I wanted to protect you.

I wanted to
protect your family.

I should get back to work.

Okay.

[device whirring]

[soft dramatic music]

[whooshing]

[timer beeping]

[shaky breathing]

[gasping]

Come on, Will.
You can do it.

Stay calm.

[frantic breaths]

[timer beeps]

[chamber whirring down]

[gasping]

[door creaks]

Hey.
HOW'd I do?

You did great.

Sit down.

You Okay?

I didn't pass, did I?

[tender music]

It's just a practice test.

But if I don't pass,

no one gets to go
to Alpha Centauri, right?

Will, listen to me.
You won't remember this,

but when you were
really little,

you and I made a deal,

and you kept your end
of the bargain.

And now it's my turn.

[belt clicks]

[dramatic music]

The light tower
is ready to go.

Well, Naoko, how long before
they'll be able to see us?

The "Resolute" will be
in range in 20 minutes.

Good.
It'll be nice to finally hear

a different message from,
"We're looking for you,"

to, "We see you."

What do you have?
[radio tuning]

[excited chatter]

Light it up.

[tower whirrs]

[cheers and applause]

Yeah.
You did it.

Wow, it's incredible.

Beautiful.

[indistinct chatter]

[foreboding music]

[device beeping softly]

[devices chirp]

Like moths to a flame.

What are those things?

Bugs.

They're
positively phototactic.

Think you mean
positively disgusting.

As opposed to
negatively phototactic.

It means they're
attracted to light.

Uh, okay.

Do you want...

herb chicken
or peanut butter?

I like to mix them.

Really?

Why am I not shocked?

I saw you talking to Dad.
Did he freak out?

You didn't tell him?

[moth buzzes]

Don't move.

[screams]
No,no,no,no!

You're making it worse.
Hold still.

[chuckles]

Flaughs]
Nice hair.

You look great.

Thanks.

[laughter]

[dramatic music]

[whooshing]

[lens whirring]

[beeping]

[foreboding music]

Warning.
Hawking radiation detected.

[system beeping]

Fu--

[indistinct chatter]

Is it all packed up?
Yeah.

Best sign here by far.

Yeah.
Yeah, it is.

What a story we'll have
when we get to Alpha Centauri.

One I could've done without.

L-I didn't know how
to tell you this before

because I didn't wanna
interfere with family matters,

but I--there's something
I think you should know.

It has to do with the Robot.

What?

When you and Maureen
were away,

Will took the Robot
out into the woods.

L-I think the girls went too.
I assumed that they told you.

I thought at least
Will would've.

Excuse me.

[foreboding music building]

Will.

Where is it?
Where's what?

Where's the Robot?

I don't know.

WhY are you lying to me?

I'm not--I mean,
I didn't mean to.

I mean, I didn't want to.
I just--

Will, Why'd you
hide the Robot?

He was...different before.

What are you talking about?

Know how something happened
on The "Resolute,"

Yeah.
and then we all crashed?

It was because of him.

And I don't know why,

but he was there.

He hurt some people.

No.
Will, people died.

But he saved me.
He saved Judy.

He protected us in that storm.
He's good now.

Did he hurt you?
I can control him.

I made him promise
to never do that again.

Will, you are just a kid.

You can't control anything.

Where is it?

[firmly]
Where is it?

You know, I thought
I raised you better than this.

Is that why you hid it?

'Cause you were worried
it was gonna hurt us?

No.

I was afraid of what
you would do to him.

[roaring]

What the hell?

[metal banging, creaking]

Oh no.

[snarling]

[roars]

[panicked screams]

[both shouting]
Run!

Get away from the tower!
Get back!

Run!
I'll take him.

Go,- go, go!

Penny!

Judy!

Vijay!

Vijay, get down.

Over here! Get down!

Stay down!

[Chariot whirring]

[metal creaking]

[snarls]

[dramatic music]

Call your Robot.

Who cares
if anyone sees it now?

[predator roaring]

[distant roar]

[snarling]

[heavy steps]

[snarling]

[growling]

[snarls]

[roars]

[steps fading]

[radio tuning]

This is Captain Radio
broadcasting from

The "Resolute,"
day seven, 1900 hours.

We have yet to detect
any survivors,

but will redouble--

[screams]

Dad.
lgoty0u,Penny

Come on.
[growls]

[roars]

Dad, why aren't we running?

We turn our backs,
we haven't got a chance.

Will, they're in danger.

We all are.

Where are you?

[roars]

See this?

[robot droning]

[triumphant music]

Uefievedlaugh]

[roars]

[snarling]

[roars]

[roaring]

Oh, you've got to
be kidding me.

[dramatic music]

[predators snarling]

Run now.

[heavy steps]

Robinsons!
Over here!

[roaring]

[metal crashing, creaking]

It won't fight back

because I told him...

That was a mistake.

[exhales]

Fight back.

[robot droning]

Please, fight back.

Fight back.

You have to be like
you were before.

You have to be bad.

[predators snarling]

Do it.

Be bad.

[robot droning]

[apprehensive music]

Get back.
Just step back.

No, no, not them.
No!

Will!
Will, no!

It's me.
[robot whirring]

That's it.
Will.

That's it.

[gentle music]

It's me.

It's me.

[foreboding music]

[soft dramatic music]

[adventurous music]