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♪ Deep in the caverns
of Alpha Moonbase ♪

♪ Through such a tunnel
what mysteries unfold ♪

♪ Could be we'll find
us a pot of bright gold ♪

- Yeah.

No, I'll settle for
the dylenide crystals

we're looking for.

- Well this looks like
a good place, Bluey.

Set her up.

- Hey, that's not
dylenide crystal.

- Try to cut it.

Broaden the beam.

Cut the beam!

- It's a couple of corpses.

- That's impossible.

Hey.

I thought I just saw...

- Mr. Carter!

Mr. Carter!

- Okay, set it up over there.

- Welcome back among the living.

You had us worried for a moment.

Come on.

- Can this be some
kind of cryogenic

suspended animation setup?

- Cabinet's temperature
is four degrees centigrade.

- Well, then no, that's cool,

but it's well above the
cryogenic temperature range.

Life signs?

- Nothing.

No sign of life at any level.

No brain activity.

No heartbeat.

I saw his eyes open, I tell you.

I saw his eyes open.

Impossible, Alan.

That's impossible.

- Now just suppose
the moon was inhabited

sometime in the past.

Could this be some
sort of burial ground?

- It's an elaborate cemetery

surrounded by a
very strong force field.

Who are they being
protected from?

- Hey wait a minute.

You see that?

On Krom Two, the inhabitants
knew that as a sign of danger.

They called it Flammon, the
death glow, you remember?

- Right.

It was a sign left
by a godlike race

to warn the people of
places where their lives

might be in danger.

- Helena.

Just a moment
ago, got a heartbeat.

- Has there been a
change in the volume of air

in the lungs since
you began monitoring?

- Increase of 2.5 milliliters
in just over seven minutes.

- What does that mean?

- He's breathing.

- Tony, that section of wall.

- That must be the power source.

And control panel.

Now that must
control the force field.

- Yeah.

- Can you operate it?

- If I knew where to start.

- If Maya was here, she
could figure it out in a minute.

- Well she isn't.

And we can't wait
for another two days

for she and John to return
from the blue quadrant survey.

Watch out!

The roof!

It's coming down.

- Wait, we can't leave them!

- Tony!

Tony!

Get out!

- Over here.

Swing him round.

That's it.

- Alan!
- No Tony!

- He's a kid!

- Set him down over here.

- Brain, pulse, and
heartbeat leveling off.

At norm minus 0.2.

- Get the monitor on the boy.

- Etrec.

Etrec.

- Take it easy.

You'll be fine.

Take it easy.

- I've got a heartbeat.

- Pure oxygen.

Brain pulse.

Another heartbeat.

- Levels?

- Brain pulse, seven,
seven, three and rising.

Heart, 44.

45.

46.

Increasing steadily.

- Is he safe?

- Safe as we are.

Moonbase Alpha, status report.

Doctor Helena Russell recording.

640 days after
leaving Earth orbit.

Special incident report.

Excavation discovery.

Supplementary, medical.

Both subjects
are resting quietly.

Cardiac stimuli no
longer necessary.

Monitoring of all physical
functions is being maintained.

Preliminary analysis
indicate cell structure

and metabolism, 91.7
percent of human norm

further investigations will
be carried out of course.

Contact has been made
with Commander Koenig.

He has been informed
of the situation.

How are our patients?

- In deep sleep.

- Natural or sedated?

- Sedated.

They're still in somnol.

All readings stable.

- Good.

Let's cut the somnol.

- I'd like to get on with
programming the computer

for a more detailed analysis.

- Right.

The somnol will hold them
for a few more hours yet.

Let me know when
you have things set up.

- Pasc.

- Quiet.

My son.

- Have they come back?

Have they found a way?

- We are among strangers.

There is no way but our way.

- No, Pasc.

No.

Perhaps the strangers can help.

- There is no help for me.

Soon there will
be no help for you.

No.

Not yet.

- Please.

Don't let it come.

- I cannot stop it.

- Yes you can.

How?

- Kill me.

- I can't.

- Why not?

- You killed Lok and Kerak.

- I need you.

The time is coming

when you will need me.

- Did the Commander
get the incident report?

- Yeah.

Went through on
the last transmission.

- There's another due
in a couple of minutes.

- There.

It's starting to
come through now.

- Eagle One.

Come in, Eagle One.

- Eagle One to Moonbase Alpha.

Are you receiving?

- Not too well, Commander.

Visual not holding steady.

- We're in the eye of an
approaching meteor storm.

We may be cut off at any second,

so let's wrap this up fast.

- Okay, I'll get Eagle
Three on the launchpad

ready for immediate
lift off in case

you need bringing in.

- Let's hope we
won't need bringing in.

Helena, anything to
add to the incident report

on the two aliens?

- They're still under sedation,

so I haven't completed
a full medical analysis.

Tests so far show them to
be borderline human norm.

- Tony?

- Origin unknown.

No ID.

Unable to interrogate yet.

Until we can,
they're an X factor.

- Until you do, treat
them as an X factor.

- Check.

And what would you like to know?

- Hey, Cobber.

You're up and doing.

- Cobber?

- Yeah.

That means you're a pal.

You know, a real close buddy.

- Our systems break down a
sedative more quickly than yours.

- Your head.
- A scratch.

My equilibrium was not
fully restored when I stood up.

My head hit the wall.

Please, please.

I cannot allow you.

A man's blood holds
deep, spiritual significance

on Archanon.

- Archanon?

Archanon?

It's the planet of peace.

- Yes, we are Archanons,
the peace bringers.

I am Pasc.

This is Etrec, my son.

And you I know are
Commander Koenig.

- There are legends of the
coming of the peace bringers.

The conquest of evil by good.

- We've lost them.

- Keep the channel open.

They'll get back to us when
there's a break in the storm.

- Conquest of evil by good.

- Violence was outlawed
in our Archanon world.

We had replaced evil with good

amongst our own people.

We sent our emissaries
throughout the universe

so others might
see it could be done.

I was the commander
of such a mission.

- For most of the races
we've come across,

you don't seem to have
had too much success.

- It takes time.

It takes time to
reach all beings.

It was not, however, until we
had reached your solar system

that we met with total failure.

My mission ended
on your third planet.

- Earth.

- We established a
base on your moon

and observed.

We saw such violence and hatred

that my wife Lyra begged
me to leave Earth to its fate.

I overruled her.

We descended.

Like doctors entering
a plague area,

we thought we were immune.

We were not.

Only Etrec and I
escaped contagion.

When we returned
to our moonbase,

the whole crew mutinied.

We were overpowered
and placed in stasis

while they left to
carry on their madness.

Your madness.

To the farthest
corners of the universe.

- Why the stasis chamber?

Why didn't they kill you?

- They could not.

- The Archanons cannot die?

- Archanons cannot kill.

Not even in their madness.

The taking of any form of life

is abhorrent.

Indeed, impossible to them.

- Then how come that
same race can condemn

a man and a boy to
an eternal living death

in a stasis chamber?

- Your wife.

What happened to her?

- She led the mutineers.

She put us here.

- Etrec.

Hey, is he all right?

- Hold on.

All right now.

It could be the somnol.

Now let’s get him to medical.

- All right, I'll take him.

Come on.

- Take it easy.

- Got him?

- Yup.

Up you go.

- All right, let's go.

- What kind of
people can do that

to one of their own race?

- What kind of mother
can do that to her son?

- How is he?

- There's nothing
organically wrong.

There are some things
about his physical structure

I don't understand.

I'll have to do some tests.

- Hey.

Hi ya, Cobber.

How ya feeling?

- Hungry.

- Hey, did you hear that, doc?

The only thing
wrong with this kid,

he hasn't had a square
meal in 1000 years.

Tell you what.

There's a little place
just down the corridor,

hamburgers like you
wouldn't believe, right doc?

- Hamburgers?

- Well they're a little bit
mixed up with hydroponic soil,

but they taste
like the real thing.

Hey, is that okay, doc?

- It's okay.

But take it easy.

Like you said, he hasn't had
a square meal in 1000 years.

- Come on, let's go.

Can you make it?

- I think so.

Come on.

- Oh no, I think
I'd better carry you.

- No, please.

I would like to walk.

Carry me.

- Okay, okay.

Hop up on the old kangaroo.

Hey, we're out
for a bite to eat.

You wanna join us?

Come on here, Cobber.

Here we go.

Hey, hey.

Hey.

- It's a virus all right.

- No question about it.

Look at those tendrils.

- They must indicate
that the virus is still alive

in Pasc's sputum.

- Right.

Let's see Etrec's plate.

Now it has all the
same characteristics

except for the tendrils.

- Dead?

- It could be dormant.

We'll have to check it out.

- All right, Etrec,
take this pass clean.

Hey!

- Oh, that's good.

That really is good.

Now we’re gonna
try the stop kick again.

You ready?

You wait here.

- Mr. Carter.

- Now remember son, two-hey,
Bluey, out of the way, son.

Out of the way.

Etrec, two eyes into two hands.

You ready?

Here we go.

Long and low.

Hey!

Great.

Right.

Okay, now this is the big one.

This is the big one.

This is the try line.

You ready?

You've gotta get past me
or I'm gonna tackle you.

Everything goes.

Swerving all the time.

Okay, put it in.

Run!

Go!

I'm gonna tackle you.

I'm gonna tackle you!

Whew.

What happened?

My granddad would
be real proud of you.

- Excuse me sir.

- Hey, Bluey.

You're just in time.

You wanna be ref?

- Is that a real football?

- Is that a real football?

Son, this is the football.

Australia beat Great
Britain, 50 to 12.

Sweden, '63.

- You're kidding.

- That's Harrison's
own signature.

- Where did you get it?

- His grandfather used
to play on Harrison's team.

And he gave it to him
because they were mates.

- That's it, son, because
they were mates.

Hey, Bluey, you
gotta be referee.

I've gotta get the champ
here in shape for the big match.

- No, no, Mr. Verdeschi
asked me to hunt you down.

Tell you we got all the
stuff out of the cavern.

- Oh, the stasis chamber
and the power unit.

- Yeah, the chamber
is pretty well scrap.

But the power unit
is hardly touched.

They're down in tech lab three.

They'd like to see you.

- Right.

Let's go.

Come on, Etrec.

Over to you.

Attaboy.
- And back to you.

- You score anything?

- Zero.

Don't even know how to open it.

Oh, Etrec, your
father's on his way.

- Well, in the
meantime, move over

and let an expert take a look.

- You?

- Him.

- I'm sorry.

I never handled power units.

I only got as far as
wave particle analysis.

- Well, listen,
I'll tell you what.

If we have any wave
particle problems,

we'll send for you, okay?

- Pasc would know.

He was the commander.

- It's the same all
over the universe.

In the eyes of the son,

the father is the infinite
source of knowledge.

In this case, as in all others,

the confidence is
somewhat misplaced.

- But you knew all about...

- As commander
of the expedition,

I was merely the coordinator.

I have my specialists
for this type of thing.

- Yeah, well, how
about opening it.

Commander, I think you can
at least show us how to do that.

- I know what that is.

It's a monitor transmitter.

- It's used in planet
fall to locate the unit

and the team using it.

- Yes, we've got those.

They don't look
anything like this.

What's its range?

- Range?

Whatever range is required.

- Oh, I see.

Yes, Helena.

- Tony, I'm trying to
locate Pasc and Etrec.

Are they with you?

- Yes.

- Have them come
to medical center.

- Could it hold just a bit?

- Right away
please. It's important.

- If the good doctor
says it's important,

we'd better go.

- Yeah, okay, okay,
but how about this first?

- I'll come back later
and tell you what I can.

Etrec.

- Pasc, it's not this way.

- We're not going to the doctor.

We've got to get away.

- But, Pasc.

- That monitoring transmitter
was set to Archanon frequency.

On Archanon, they
now know we are free.

- They will come for us?

- Oh they won't find us.

- Where can we go?

- Well that's that then.

You've got the whole
Eagle all to yourself now.

Right down to the
protective storm shield.

Just keep it on
the launching pad

until the Commander
asks for help.

Good luck.

- We will take the Eagle.

- But, that is to save
the Commander.

If he needs help.

- We need help.

It's gonna save us.

We have no choice.

Somewhere out there, we'll
find a place and make it our own.

- And when there
is no one left to kill?

- There is always
someone left to kill.

- Here we see it again.

Pasc's brainwave patterns
peak here and here,

and there's no corresponding
movement in Etrec's.

- You think it could be
connected with the virus?

Active and Pasc?

Dormant in the boy?

- There is nothing more we
can do without blood samples.

Then maybe we can make a serum.

- Yes, Helena.

- Are Etrec and
Pasc still with you?

- No, they left here for
medical center when you asked.

Aren't they there yet?

- No.

- Okay, I'll get
someone right onto it.

- Please.

- Eagle One to Moonbase Alpha.

Come in Moonbase Alpha.

- How you doing, Yasko?

- That's the best I can do.

Eagle One, are you receiving?

- Hardly.

- What is your position?

- Orbital reference 367.

And highly uncomfortable.

- Do you want us to
launch Eagle Three?

It can reach blue
quadrant in 18 hours.

- Good idea.

You'd better.

We've got meteorite
damage to the hull.

- How about damage to yourself?

And Maya?

- A few bruises and
a little space sick.

But we'll be...

Yes, Alan, what is it?

- Oh, I'm in tech lab
three with Johnson, Tony.

We think we've found
some kind of recording device

on the power unit.

If you're still hooked
into Eagle One,

we'd like a patch with
Maya for an opinion.

- We lost contact.

We'll try to put you
through if we regain.

- Okay, thanks.

- Pasc.

We've been looking
all over for you two.

Doctor Russell wants
you at medical center.

- Oh, well, we were
on our way there.

- Other way around.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

We're strangers here.

- What makes you think

this is some kind
of recording device?

Could be anything
from an electronic pencil

to a paper weight.

- Yeah, you see
it's just that...

Now this small panel,
now that could be a screen.

- So could a lot of things.

I draw a blank on this one.

- Ah, you just lack
the old finesse, Bluey.

- 402.

Stroke eight.

Stroke 27.

Entering small solar system
in sector GL stroke 33 stroke K.

Third planet showing
indications of primitive life forms.

- Hey, you've
done it, Mr. Carter.

It's a data bank.

Wait a minute.

Pasc, I think we've got it.

You'd better see this.

- Doctor Russell wants...

- We'll get them to the
medical center, Carson.

- Thanks.

I'll get back then.

- What should I see?

- Right.

Now let’s have a replay.

- Emergency in tech lab three.

Security, move in.

- Pasc!

Don't Pasc!

Pasc!

Don't!

Don't.

Don't!

You've killed him.

You killed him!

You didn't have to kill him.

He saved my life.

He was my friend.

- You have no friends.

Come on.

- Alan, you okay?

- Yeah, Pasc.

Find Pasc.

- Medical center.

Yes?

- Emergency, tech lab three.

Get here fast.

- Nature of the accident?

- No accident.

Pasc assaulted Alan and Johnson.

Severe head injury.

Attention security.

Find Pasc.

He's dangerous, maybe armed.

Okay, come on, let's go.

Pierce, you come with us.

Long, stay there with Johnson.

- Stop.

- Cobber.
- Etrec.

Come here, by me.

You let the boy go,
or I will kill the woman.

- Let the woman
go, or I'll kill the boy.

- Go ahead.

Shoot the boy.

You can't do it.

The killing isn't in you.

But I can.

- I thought
Archanons couldn't kill.

That mark is the sign
of the killing sickness.

- So that's why you
wore the bandage.

To cover it up.

- Now listen carefully.

We're gonna take Eagle Three.

Get all your men
out of that section.

- Attention, security.

Clear all access
corridors to Eagle Three.

- Etrec.

Etrec.

Come here to me.

You can lead the way.

- No, Pasc.

I will not go.

- You cannot stay.

They will kill you.

- The killing is not in them.

- Not now perhaps.

But soon it will be in you.

Then they will have no choice.

- They will do what
they have to do.

I will stay.

- Etrec.

Come here.

Come with me or I
will kill you myself.

- Oh, Etrec, Etrec.

Go ahead and cry, son.

You can be alone in here.

- All security guards.

Alert station, signal three.

Doctor Russell has been
taken hostage by Pasc.

Approach with caution.

Doctor Russell's
well-being takes priority.

Launch area.

I want Eagle One in
the air above the pad.

Nothing else is to
move up the base.

Repeat, nothing but
Eagle One for lift off.

I want all men in
protective suits.

There'll be a team
of sharpshooters

with stun guns and
anesthetic gas guns.

Where's Etrec?

- I left him in the
recreation center.

- Good.

Abort mission.

Launch pad deactivated.

This order, non-voidable
until code reactivates.

- Talk to the control center.

- No.

- Tell them to have the
computer unlock the controls,

or I will kill you.

- You didn't kill Etrec.

You won't kill me.

- I should have killed him.

- Why didn't you?

- He chose to stay.

I choose survival.

- There may not be
survival for either of you.

It's a strange virus
in your systems.

In Etrec, it seems to be
dormant at the moment.

In you, Pasc, it's alive,
and it may be deadly.

That's why I wanted
to take blood samples.

To try to help.

- I don't need your help.

- Alan, we've got to get
aboard that space ship

without alerting Pasc.

How about the cargo hatch?

- Mm, there'd be too
much noise for drilling.

- Well we could use an acid.

- Yeah but the most
powerful acid we have

would take nearly three hours
to eat through an Eagle hull.

- Well what say we go
through the propulsion tubes.

The inspection plates from
the engine room are thinner.

- Verdeschi.

I want Etrec in
exchange for your doctor.

And I want your computer
to release this Eagle.

- Etrec has already
made his choice.

- Bring the boy to me,
or I will kill the woman.

- Helena, are you all right?

- Get Raul.

Tell him to...

- Medical center.

- Pasc just called
in from Eagle Three.

He wants to make a deal.

Swap Helena for the boy.

- You trust him?

- Oh sure.

Like standing in
front of a laser beam.

But Helena tried
to say something.

She said, "Get Raul.

"Tell him to... ", and
then Pasc cut her off.

Now what do you think she meant?

- We discovered a virus.

Been trying to get
blood samples to test.

Maybe Helena caught
on to something from Pasc.

- Okay, thanks.

I'll get back to you.

Alan, the kid trusts you.

You can talk to him.

- Well he doesn't
want to go with Pasc.

You heard him.

- Yes, I heard him.

But I also heard what Pasc said.

And this time I
think he means it.

- Which do you want first?

The kid or his blood?

- Both.

- How you doing?

Hey, now, they are not
supposed to be let out.

Oh, come on.

He'll fly back when he
needs something to eat.

Hey, Cobber, we've
got a very big problem.

Pasc is gonna kill Doctor
Russell unless he gets you back.

- He will kill anyway.

He can't help it.

None of us can.

We have a killing sickness.

- Etrec?

Doctor Russell tried to
tell us something now.

Pasc wouldn't let her.

Now Raul thinks Doctor
Russell wanted him

to get a sample of your blood.

It's something to do
with the killing sickness.

- An Archanon
cannot give his blood.

- Look, I'm not a doctor.

I don't understand these things,

but, Cobber, this can
be something really good.

This can save
your life and Pasc's.

- An Archanon cannot give blood.

An Archanon can only kill.

- Can you kill me, Cobber?

Etrec, what have
you done to yourself?

I wanted to cut the
sign from my forehead.

You asked for Archanon blood.

This is yours.

- Haven't you got
through to Eagle One yet?

- No sir.

- Well keep at it.

- I'm picking up a signal.

- Eagle One?

- Alien.

Moonbase Alpha.

Moonbase Alpha.

Are you receiving
Moonbase Alpha?

Come in, Moonbase Alpha.

Moonbase Alpha, come in please.

- This is Moonbase Alpha.

Who are you?

Permission to land,
Moonbase Alpha.

- Identify, please.

Get her on the big screen.

- I am from Archanon.

We're concerned for your safety.

Two Archanons have
been freed from restraint

and can be a danger to you.

I need permission to land.

- You have it.

Yes, Alan.

We've got the kid's blood

and something else I
think will interest you.

- Be right with you.

- Etrec sent for this.

It tells the whole story.

Now that's Lyra.

Etrec's mother.

- 402, 111.

It has happened again.

That which we of
Archanon dread of above all.

The terrible scourge we thought

we had eradicated from
our genes has returned.

Pasc has the killing sickness.

- We've got to let Pasc
know that we know.

- Yeah, make it fast.

There's another battle
going on right here.

- Okay.

Pasc?

- So.

They have come to their senses.

You have Etrec?

- We have.

- Well hurry and you will
have your doctor back.

- A moment first, Pasc.

- I cannot wait.

- Hold it, Pasc.

Look at this.

- That which we of
Archanon dread above all.

The terrible scourge we thought

we had eradicated from
out genes has returned.

Pasc has the killing sickness.

Lok and Kerak are dead.

Destroyed by Pasc in
the meaningless violence

that this disease
engenders in its victims.

I, Lyra, have taken command.

Pasc has been overpowered.

I have ordered the
preparation of a stasis chamber.

Pasc will be placed in stasis

where he will remain until a
cure for the killing sickness

can be found.

Since it is known
that the killing sickness

is passed on in the
genes of the male line,

I have... I have no alternative

but to place in
stasis with Pasc, my...

my son, Etrec.

I pray that one day, he
will be able to give me

his forgiveness
and understanding.

- Let me see Etrec.

What have you done to him?

- Nothing.

He gave us his blood.

- You took Etrec's blood?

- He took it himself, Pasc.

He gave it freely.

- We have confirmation, doctor.

This virus can be cured.

We can develop a serum.

If you can...

- What's the matter with Etrec?

- He seems to be incapable

of replacing the
blood he has lost.

- It's over.

Unless this Eagle is released,
Doctor Russell will die.

- All right, Pasc,
you have control.

Launch pad activated.

- I have lost Etrec.

There is nothing left now.

Nothing to wait for.

You may go.

- The boy need not die.

A blood transfusion would...

- My blood.

With the active virus.

- Your blood, after its
been treated with the serum,

will make with Etrec's blood.

You're the only one
who can save him.

- I do not save life.

I take it.

- Even your own son?

- Even my own son's.

- You couldn't do it before.

You cannot do it now.

- I can.

I will.

I must.

- The sickness can be cured.

It's just that you and your
people have accepted it

all these generations.

Is it you're afraid?

- It's too late.

- It's not too late if
you'll give your blood.

- It's too late I tell you.

He cannot be saved.

Now get out or
you'll go with me.

- All right.

Start your engines.

Leave your son to die.

- We're coming out.

- Yeah?

The Archanon ship has landed.

- Right.

Have them brought straight here.

- It's worked.

The virus has been destroyed.

- He's doing nicely.

Heart, blood pressure, steady.

He's failing.

Stimulators.

- Wa... waste of time.

The heart will not
pump what is not there.

- Save your strength.

How is my son?

- The virus is destroyed.

He's a true Archanon again.

A peace bringer.

- Good.

- Good.

- Pasc.

Pasc!

Oh.

Pasc.

Do not leave me.

- You... you can return now

to Archanon.

To your home.

- But how?

- They will come for us both.

But they will find only you.

Clean and free
from the sickness.

It is good.

Lyra?

- Pasc.

Lyra is gone these
thousand years.

I am Maurna.

But of Lyra's line.

- Peace to you Maurna,

of Lyra's line.

I give into your care

your kinsman, Etrec.

Take him with you to Archanon.

- No I cannot, Pasc.

There is still no place on
Archanon for the sickness.

- Etrec no longer
has the sickness.

We prepared a serum,

and gave him a transfusion
using Pasc's blood.

- Yes.

We know of this
process on Archanon.

- You could have
cured Pasc and didn't?

- We knew of the cure
but could not use it.

No Archanon can give that
amount of blood and live.

- You knew this.

- It's the last privilege

of the killing sickness.

To kill oneself.

- Pasc.

- Come, Etrec.

We're going home.

- Hey, cobber.

I've got something for you
to take back home with you.

Now remember,
two eyes, two hands.

- Thanks, Alan.

But...

- Oh come on.

Just a beat up old football.

Anyway, we're mates, aren't we?

See ya.

Football?

- It's an old Earth
symbol which means

I'm glad I met you.

- Can I stay with
Pasc for a time?

- Okay.

- Glad to have you back, John.

- Glad to be back.

I'm sorry I wasn't
around to help

when all that flak
was flying around.

Alan says I would
have liked Etrec.

- You would have.

You have liked Pasc too
under different circumstances.

- Helena.

You can't blame yourself
for what happened.

- Pasc is dead.

- You're a doctor.

You did what any other
doctor would have done.

Pasc knew what would
happen if he gave blood.

You didn't know.

- As a doctor, I
should have known.

Besides, it's not a very
satisfactory defense.

Ignorance.

- You saved the boy.

- Yeah, I do have
that to be grateful for.

Etrec.

- Is that all you have
to be grateful for?