All language subtitles for 01x16.Another.Time.Another.Place

- Velocity's increasing.

- Main scanner.

- Intense gravitational
forces, sir.

- Computer identification.

- Our velocity readings
are off the clock.

- All sensor equipment
malfunctional.

- Paul, you all right?

- Yes, you?

- Check all internal
Moonbase systems.

Helena, you all right?

- Regina?

Regina.

- Dr. Mathias.

Yes, Commander?

- How are things down there?

Nothing too serious.

Getting back to normal.

- Get a medical
crew to Main Mission.

Alan, you all right?

- Yeah.

- Check with reconnaissance,

see if any of the
Eagles are damaged.

- All right.

- Sandra, call
Technical Section.

I want emergency
repair crew on standby.

Kano, check all
sensors and scanners.

Victor,

what the hell hit us?

- I have no idea.

I just know we're not
where we ought to be.

We've changed our
position in space.

- And she's not
responding to treatment?

- No.

- Shock, headaches,
double vision.

We all experienced
the same symptoms.

- And recovering,

except Regina.

Her condition seems
to be deteriorating.

Yeah, but her condition can
be diagnosed, understood.

What's happening to
us out there in space

is beyond explanation.

- Another solar system.

- Well, well, well.

Looks as if we've
done a bit of travelling.

- Some traveling, Professor.

Billions of miles in
a matter of seconds.

- Seconds?

- Maybe our sensors
can tell us something.

Paul, how are the
repairs coming along?

- We're still
working on them, sir.

- Well, the sensors won't
tell us how we got here.

- No.

But they will tell us what
kind of planets are out there.

- Regina.

It's all right.

- I was up there again.

Where?

- There were two Moons.

Just take it easy.

- Everyone was there,

Alan, the Commander. Everyone.

It must have been a dream.

- Of course it was a dream.

- Yes.

Because they're dead.

Alan and the
Commander, they're dead.

No, no, no, they're not dead.

No, no.
- Regina.

- No.
- They're not dead, Regina.

- No.

No, they're not.

Isn't the sun hot today?

Tell me about the sun, Regina.

Artificial gravity?

Link up positive.

- Velocity instrumentation?

Now working.

- Data systems?

Activating.

- Sensors?

Repaired and checked.

- Meteorite screens?

Operational and on automatic.

All output link
ups completed, sir.

- Link up.

- You can see she
actually has sunburn.

She believes she's
living on a planet

in open air with
sun, wind, trees.

- Mm-hmm,
something like deja vu,

you know, that feeling
of I've been here before.

It's a common enough experience.

- No, it's deeper than that.

And if it were classic
regression, I could deal with it.

She's convinced she's
actually living another life.

Her present life here on Alpha

no longer seems
to exist for her.

- Did you tell her we're
in a new solar system?

- No.

The only thing she relates
to is this fantasy existence.

And the most
troublesome part of it for her

is that she's in mourning.

- Mourning?

- She thinks both you
and Alan Carter are dead.

- Now why should this
only happen to Regina?

- I mean, we all of us went
through the same experience.

- I don't know.

What I'm looking
for is a connection

between that experience
and her condition.

- Well, now it seems
that we've been traveling

faster than the speed of light,

which means, of course,
time might be affected.

So Regina might
be living a past life

or perhaps even a future life

but feeling it now.

- Commander.

You checked all this?

- It checks out.

Computer confirms
there are nine planets

revolving around that sun.

- Aim long range
scanner on the third planet.

Kano, see what Computer
has to say about the third planet.

Third planet.

Distance from the
sun, 93 million miles.

Diameter, 7,926 miles.

Axial rotation, 23
hours and 56 minutes.

Third planet is the third
planet of our solar system.

Planet's name is Earth.

Moon velocity easing.

Moon going into Earth's orbit.

- Come in, Earth.

Moonbase Alpha calling Earth.

Moonbase Alpha calling Earth.

Come in, Earth.

We're not receiving you, Earth.

Possibly you can hear me.

Computer forecasts that we shall

re-enter Earth
orbit in 45 hours.

- Gravitational forces
compensating steadily.

Shock wave
conditions not expected.

- Great.

We can take an Eagle
down for a look right now.

- But we're getting no
response to our signals.

Something's wrong.

- Oh, come on, come on.

Let's cut the talking
and get going.

Damn it.

What is keeping the Commander?

- We've guessed at
all kinds of disasters.

- Mm-hmm.

And we're still guessing.

We can't calculate what
might have happened

to the Earth since the
Moon went out of orbit.

Still no contact, Commander.

- Keep trying, Paul.

Open all frequencies and
put the signal on automatic.

- Yes, sir.

- Victor.

A space phenomenon
we don't understand

shifts us billions of
light years across space.

As incredible as
that is, I accept it.

But to put us precisely
in the exact orbit

we occupied around Earth,

I know less and less
about this universe, Victor.

But that's got to be
more than chance.

- Yes.

There's a logic to it
somewhere, John.

There is some frame of order.

We may make all
sorts of blunders.

Wander off the
path now and then.

But ultimately,

we belong where we belong,

on Earth.

- I always peel.

It's awful, isn't it?

- Oh, it's not bad.

- Oh, I hate being ill.

I hate being inside so much.

- You're getting better now.

- Yes.

I think it's because
he's come back.

- Who's come back?

- My husband.

- Your husband?

- Yes, Alan.

It's been so long.

Why have Alan and the
Commander been away so long?

- You've been ill, and
time gets all mixed up.

- But they are back
now, aren't they?

- Now, look, don't
upset yourself.

You want to get
better, don't you?

- He is here, isn't he?

Alan is here, isn't he?

He is here?

- Yes, he is here.

- Why doesn't he come to see me?

- He will soon.

- You will ask him?

He will come.

Please ask him.

- All right.

I'll bring him to see you.

- Once we're in orbit,

you'll have plenty of
time for reconnaissance.

But if you go down there now

and for any reason we
don't go into Earth's orbit,

we'll lose you, forever.

- But we are going into orbit.

The Computer confirms it.

- The Computer?

Computer can't even tell us

why Earth doesn't
answer our signals.

- Now that's just another reason

why we should
go there right now.

- No.

Not until we're safely in orbit

and have studied the
situation down there.

Alan Carter, please.

- Yeah?

- Could you come to the
medical unit right away?

Right, I'm on my way.

- Go ahead, Alan.

And while you're down there,

get something to
cool the blood a little.

- Alan?

Oh, you're here.

You are here.

Alan, you're here.

Oh, you're here.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No, you're dead!

No, you're dead.

No.

No, you're dead.

You're dead, you're dead!

No, no.

- What the hell
was that all about?

- I'm sorry, Alan.

She needed to see you,

and I thought that shock
might have a positive effect.

- Me?

Why me?

- You're the shock.

She thinks you're her husband.

- Her...

- I'll try to explain it
as best I understand it.

Regina believes she's
living in another place

in some future time.

- Living in the future?

- Yes.

Somehow she
thinks of it as her past.

This is her world.

- Anything, Paul?

- Nothing, sir.

- Commander.

Beyond normal radio
and magnetic disturbance,

there is no source
of control signal,

none at all.

- Signal or no
signal, we can't delay

telling the people on
Alpha what the situation is.

- One thing we know,

there have been some major
geological changes on the Earth.

- To what extent?

- We'll soon find out.

We're making a detailed
radio map of the surface.

- Attention, all sections Alpha.

This is Commander John Koenig.

The Moon's velocity
has stabilized,

and we're moving
into a holding orbit

around the planet Earth.

We may shortly be activating

the first phase of
Operation Exodus,

a reconnaissance probe
of the Earth's surface.

This is scheduled
as soon as the Moon

is safely in Earth orbit.

Earth orbit.

Earth orbit.

Earth orbit.

Earth orbit.

- 10 seconds.

Earth orbit

confirmed.

- Somebody help me, please?

- Regina.

Please, give that to me.

- No.

Alan, help me.

- Easy, Regina.

- No.

- Give me the gun.

- I knew you didn't die.

I knew.

- No.

Leave her.

The Earth's axis has moved
between five and six degrees.

- That much?

- Climatic conditions,
totally different.

I've got the radio
map ready for you.

In Europe, there's a
completely ice age climate.

But here in North America,
large areas of desert,

as you can see here.

All these latitudes are
just radioactive ash.

- What about cities?

Civilizations? Is there
anything left of them?

- Well, about the only place

that looks as if it might
be able to support life

is this area here, a
place called Santa Maria.

- Is there any
indication of life?

- We just have to hope
that some people made it.

- Regina?

I thought her condition
was a mental one.

- I thought so too.

- Victor?

Two brains.

- Commander Koenig,
emergency, Main Mission.

The scanners have
just picked it up, sir.

- Let's see it close up.

- Seems we found another Moon.

- That sounds familiar.

- It should.

It's our own navigation signal.

- Another Moonbase.

- Somehow we've
caught up with ourselves.

- Alan, prepare for
immediate lift off.

We're gonna take
a look at that Moon.

- Right.

Well, we have no boarding tube.

- Then we'll have to walk.

Total evacuation.

Operation Exodus.

- Where to?

- I can guess.

How did they... they die?

- Their Eagle crashed on
the Moon about five years ago.

They were both killed on impact.

- Five years ago?

- The space vacuum
preserved their bodies.

- The rest of the Alphans could
have made it to Santa Maria.

- If they're still alive.

And I believe they are.

I think that was what Regina

was trying to tell us all along.

- Well, we'll soon find out.

- Why, are you going
down there, John?

- I'm about to activate the
first phase of Operation Exodus.

- Wait, John.

- Helena, we can't
wait any longer.

- Then please, consider this.

You saw what happened to Regina

as soon as we
came into Earth orbit.

It's possible the
closer we get to Earth

and those other Alphans...

- Our other selves.

- What happened to Regina
could happen to all of us.

- Bigger, please.

Run that through, please.

Thank you.

It's moving faster.

- You gotta be joking.

- It is.

And it's closing on us rapidly.

If that other Moon keeps
up its present speed,

we're gonna collide with it.

- How long?

- 48 hours.

- That still gives us
time for a close look,

a Phase One probe.

- You'll only have 10
hours on the surface.

We need at least 24
for total evacuation.

- Paul, activate Phase
One immediately.

John.

- We have no alternative.

If we don't get off this
Moon, we'll all perish.

- Under the circumstances,

only you and Alan
Carter should go.

Your other selves are dead.

And if our people
are to go down,

the medical implications
have to be studied.

Like you, John, I have
no alternative but to go.

- Eagle now on
course for Santa Maria.

- ETA 2200 hours Earth time.

Good luck, Alan.

- They are going home.

- And heading
back into future time.

It's an interesting thought.

- There are signs of
habitation below, sir.

- We know, Alan.

We've seen it too.

Looks great.

Pick your spot and set her down.

- Well, looks kinda
different out there.

- Good landing, Alan.

All set?

- Yeah.

- You two check the
other end of the settlement.

I'll work down from here.

- It's happened.

You've come back.

No!

- Kano, Paul.

- Commander Koenig.

- This is the Earth,

but not the world we knew.

It's an Earth where
perhaps we never existed,

or perhaps we
have yet to be born.

But apart from
us, it's empty now.

A civilization once
flourished here.

Another Atlantis perhaps.

There are relics of
them everywhere.

- Where are the rest
of the Alpha people?

- Oh, for economic
reasons, we had to disperse.

They are scattered
in groups like ours

all through the valley.

- Hey!

Hello.

Hi.

What frightened them?

- They've never seen
a living ghost before.

They don't understand.

- They look like fine kids.

- They are.

Our finest achievement.

- Whose are they?

- Sandra's and Paul's.

Yes, the children
are our future.

And as our situation
improves, of course,

there will be more.

- That's a tremendous challenge,

to bring back life
to a dead world.

- Yes.

And it was not easy.

It meant the total sacrifice
of all our resources,

Eagles, life support systems,

fuel sources.

That was why you
couldn't contact us.

Yes, we've had to use everything

to make this place habitable.

- Well, it certainly
seems to be working.

- Oh, it was a choice,

a decision that had to be
made at the very beginning.

If this community had failed,

there could be no going back.

- I think it was
a wise decision.

- You should know.

You made it.

- There was a
terrible phenomenon,

like comets fighting in the sky.

Regina was affected by it.

Six days later, she was dead.

- That was when
we came into orbit.

Our Regina died too.

Both at the same time.

- Hardly a coincidence.

- I was expecting you.

Come in, please.

- I had to see you, to talk.

- Do you understand
what's happening to us?

- All I know is that we
were the same person once.

Somehow we became
two different people.

- And now we're
here in the same time.

- We have no alternative.

We have to come down here.

- Seeing you was a shock.

- For both of us.

- I accept it now.

Did you know I married?

- Yes.

You married John Koenig.

- There was so much
to do, even after he died.

Now that you're here,

there's nothing
more left for me.

- John Koenig...

- Is here with you, isn't he?

Don't be frightened.

My time here is finished.

- No.

We could help each other.

- It's my own decision.

- You mustn't die.

- It's not death.

It's returning

to you,

to myself,

and through you finding all
those I love, including John.

Goodbye.

John.

- We'll look after her, John.

- Commander Koenig.

Bring your people down here,
and what happened to Regina,

to Helena,

will happen to all of us.

- We have no choice
but to come down here.

If we don't evacuate
that Moon, we'll all perish.

- You cannot do it, Commander.

We have children, a future.

We will not let you destroy it.

- We'll build in another place.

We have exactly what
you had to start with.

- Go back to your own place.

There's nothing for
any of you down here,

except destruction.

- Paul, there's no
time to argue this out.

Just give the word, Commander.

It's our decision, not theirs.

- Wait.

All of you.

Paul is right.

You cannot live here.

Or anywhere on this planet.

If you were to come here,

there would be
chaos and disaster.

We know that Regina died

when she confronted
herself in her mind.

Our Helena died when she
confronted herself in the flesh.

We are trapped
in different times.

But when those
two Moons collide,

time will correct itself.

Normality will return.

There will be one Moon,

one community,

one time.

You must go back.

- Back to what?

Certain death?

- If you are not back
on your own Moon

when time does correct itself,

you will have nowhere to die.

- John, take us back.

Our place and our
time is on Alpha.

It's over.

- We are in different space.

- I wonder if the
others made it,

if they survived.

- Did they ever really exist?