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Zulu
NARRATOR: There was a time when energy was a dirty word.
When turning on your lights was a hard choice.
Cities in brownout.
Food shortages.
Cars burning fuel to run.
But that was the past.
Where are we now?
How do we make the world so much better?
Make deserts bloom?
Right now, we're the largest producer of fusion energy in the world.
The energy of the sun trapped in rock,
harvested by machine from the far side of the moon.
Today, we deliver enough clean-burning helium-3
to supply the energy needs of nearly 70% of the planet.
Who'd have thought?
All the energy we ever needed,
right above our heads.
The power of the moon.
The power of our future.
SAM: Rock and roll. 8:32 Pacific Time.
All Harvesters running smoothly.
Readouts are as follows.
Matthew, 14.6 miles.
Mark, 16.8 miles. I...
(ALARM BEEPING)
Hey, Gerty. Gerty. We gotta...
GERTY: Good morning, Sam.
We got a live one on Mark.
I'm gonna go out now and rope her in.
Okay, Sam.
(ALARM CONTINUES BEEPING)
SAM: I want chocolate.
I think you're sweet enough. You don't need chocolate.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Searching for long-range comms.
Searching for long-range comms.
Signal failure on long-range comms.
(WHIRRING)
(RUMBLING)
Sam Bell reporting to Central. 10:14 Pacific Time.
I've got a full container of helium-3 ready to roll.
By the time this message reaches you, it should be in transit.
Otherwise, everything running smoothly, uh...
How are things down there?
You guys been to any
good parties or anything?
Oh, thanks for the football feed.
It almost felt live... Almost.
But, uh, 3 years is a long haul, you know.
(CHUCKLING) It's way, way, way too long.
I'm talking to myself on a regular basis.
So, um...
Time to go home, you know what I mean?
That's it. Over and out.
Rock and roll. God bless America.
GERTY: I can do that for you, Sam.
(GRUNTS)
(EXCLAIMS) God damn it. I said I got it.
Why don't you listen to me?
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Ready for launch.
GERTY: Sam, is everything okay?
Sam? What?
You don't seem like yourself today.
Has something happened? You know...
Can you turn that off? Please. Jesus Christ.
Sam, it might help you to talk about it.
Gerty, have you heard anything new about anyone fixing Lunar Sat?
No, Sam.
What I understand is it's fairly low on the company's priority list right now.
You tell them to sort that out, you know what I'm talking about?
That's not... I've only got 2 weeks,
but it's not fair to whoever is coming up here next.
I will, Sam. Do you want me to finish cutting your hair later?
No, come on, let's finish this.
Another one of those headaches.
Gerty, can you give me something for it?
GERTY: Message received from your wife, Sam, via Jupiter link.
Fuck.
TESS: Hi, Sam. It's me.
I got your last message.
It was really good to hear your voice.
I miss you, too.
I know you're really lonely up there,
but I think,
in a lot of ways, it's been really good for you.
For both of us.
God, I hope you don't mind me saying that.
I'm proud of you.
Someone's got something to say.
What did you want to say to Daddy, baby?
(CHUCKLES)
(SOFTLY) Say, astronaut.
Astronaut, Daddy.
(LAUGHING)
Who's an astronaut? Daddy's an astronaut. Say it really loudly.
Daddy's an astronaut.
(EXCLAIMS) Clever girl. Wave.
Give Daddy a wave.
(CHUCKLES)
Kathy, could you...
I can't believe you're going to be home soon.
It's her birthday next month.
And I was thinking about maybe a playhouse for the garden.
Gerty. We could pick it out together.
Sam.
I love you.
(SOFTLY) I love you.
And I miss you.
I miss you.
And I can't wait to see you.
Okay, sweetheart.
Bye.
SAM: Hi, Doug.
(CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING)
You're really full of yourself, aren't you, Doug?
Kathryn.
(HUMMING)
(CLICKING TONGUE)
Not good.
What about Dumbo?
Doesn't he object to your...
SAMANTHA: Yes. Darrin objects.
But it's a special occasion because of the morning light.
(WHIRRING ON TV)
(SIGHS)
(TELEVISION SHUTS OFF)
Ah, fuck! God damn it!
Fuck!
(WHIRRING)
It's gotta smart, doesn't it, Gerty?
GERTY: Sam, can I ask how it happened?
I told you, I saw something on TV and I spilled boiling water on my hand.
You saw something on TV?
Yeah, I saw something on TV that distracted me.
Is there something wrong with that, Gerty?
Sam, you said it was the TV that distracted you.
But when I came in, the TV wasn't on.
Perhaps you were imagining things.
Yeah, you think too much, pal.
(CLEARS THROAT)
You need to get laid. I'm going to go back to work.
MAN SINGING ON CLOCK RADIO: I am the one and only
Oh, yeah!
(EXCLAIMS)
(ONE AND ONLY CONTINUES PLAYING)
Okay. Shut up.
(MUSIC STOPS)
(GRUNTS)
(PANTING)
(COUGHS)
Morning, Gerty.
Morning, Sam. How are you today?
Fine. Fine.
How's the hand? Oh, it's a little sore.
Little sore. It's okay.
What's for breakfast?
The usual. Mmm-hmm.
(EXCLAIMS)
2 weeks to go, Sam.
2 weeks to go, buddy.
Would you like some hot sauce on your beans?
No, my tummy's a little tender, actually.
Uh... But thank you. Thank you, Gerty.
You're welcome, Sam.
8:19 Pacific Time.
Readouts are as follows. Matthew, 9.8 miles.
Mark is 9...
SAM: Hey, Gerty...
Rock and roll.
Mark, uh...
Mark's 11 miles on the button.
(SIGHS)
Luke's a little twitchy today.
(ALARM BEEPING)
Hey, Gerty,
looks like we got a live one out on Matthew.
I'm gonna go out in a few minutes.
I'm just going to finish my coffee, okay?
GERTY: Okay, Sam.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Searching for long-range comms.
Signal failure on long-range comms.
(CRASHING)
(ALARM BLARING)
(GROANING)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Danger. Atmospheric compromise.
(THUDDING)
Where am...
Where am I?
GERTY: Sam, you're in the Infirmary.
You had an accident.
Do you remember what happened?
No, I don't... I don't remember a thing.
Do you remember me?
Yeah, of course I remember you, Gerty.
That's good. That's very good.
It's nice to see you awake again.
I'd like to keep you under observation here in the Infirmary
for a few days and run some tests.
How long have I been out?
Not long, Sam. Go back to sleep.
Okay, bro.
You're still very tired. We can talk later.
(YAWNING)
(GRUNTS)
(GROANING)
Hello?
(GRUNTS)
(SIGHS)
GERTY: ...good working order, but we only have 2 working Harvesters now.
Come on, come on.
THOMPSON ON INTERCOM: Yeah, well, that's no surprise, but it's not good enough.
Gerty, we're gonna have to find a way to ramp up production
on Mark and John. GERTY: I know.
This is incredible. How do you manage to fucking break a Harvester
and an employee, all in the same day?
These were extraordinary circumstances, as you know.
Gerty, what's the status on Harvester 3?
How are the repairs going ahead?
Sam. You're out of bed.
Yeah.
I wanted to stretch my legs. Who was that?
We've been having some problems with the Lunar Sat,
and our live feed seems to be down.
I was recording a video message for Central,
updating them on your progress.
Sam, you need to stay in bed.
You're not ready to walk around yet.
All right.
Could you give me my sunglasses? It's really bright in here.
Give me my...
Give me all my stuff, you know.
Your belongings are in your quarters, Sam.
Well, bring it in here.
Certainly.
Excellent, Sam.
(SIGHING) What, uh...
When can I get out of here, Gerty?
Sam, you may have suffered from brain damage in the crash.
This would explain your slight memory loss and logic impairment.
(GROANS)
So, what's the diagnosis? When can I get back to work?
Central has asked me to slow down the Harvesters
to ensure you have time to recuperate and get your strength back.
That's terrific. It's fantastic.
You can return to the sleeping quarters tomorrow,
but it will still be a few more days
before you can resume anything like a normal work schedule.
Let's try another test.
I don't want to try another test.
Please, Sam.
(ALARM BLEEPING)
SAM: Hey, Gerty.
You know about this?
Matthew's got no velocity readout. He's completely still.
He must have stalled.
Well, he's obviously stalled.
Don't you think we should tell Central?
Unlock the doors and I'll go fix it.
I'll pass on your message.
GERTY: Message received from Earth via Jupiter link.
THOMPSON: Sam, we appreciate the offer,
but you concentrate on feeling better.
OVERMEYERS: Hey, we don't want you to take any unnecessary risks.
You're too important to us. You're to stay put.
OVERMEYERS: That is an order.
It's an order, Sam. From Lunar.
And what we're going to do is send a rescue unit
to tend to the stalled Harvester
and get the base back on its feet.
What the fuck is... What the fuck...
GERTY: I'm sorry, Sam. What?
Sam, I'm under strict orders not to let you outside.
I don't appreciate that.
Being treated like a child.
I don't appreciate it.
(WHIRRING)
(EXPLODES)
(GRUNTS)
(ALARM BLARING)
SAM: Gerty!
Gerty! Gerty, come here!
What happened?
I don't know. Meteorites.
There have been no meteorites, Sam.
Micro-meteorites maybe, I don't know.
Either way, there might be damage to the exterior shell.
I think you'd better... You'd better let me go outside and take a look.
There is no damage to the exterior shell.
Well, it's not that I don't believe you, Gerty,
but I mean, you know, this thing is springing leaks
like an Acme fire hose.
You need to let me go outside and fix this problem, Gerty.
I can't let you go outside, Sam.
Gerty, if you don't let me go outside, we can't fix this leak.
I'm not permitted to let you go outside.
Just let... We'll keep it between you and me. Okay, pal?
This thing is springing gas, let's go. Come on.
Just to check the exterior shell.
Yeah, of course. Okay, Sam.
Thank you.
Gerty.
(DOOR UNLOCKING)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Searching for long-range comms.
Searching for long-range comms.
Searching for long-range comms.
Signal failure on long-range comms.
Gerty! Gerty!
I found him outside.
I found him outside.
(PANTING)
By the stalled Harvester.
Who is he? Who is he?
We need to get him to the Infirmary.
You tell...
You tell me who that is.
You tell me who that is!
Sam Bell.
We need to get him to the Infirmary immediately.
Hello, Sam. How are you feeling?
Where... Where am I?
The Infirmary.
You had an accident out by one of the Harvesters.
Do you remember? I'm...
I'm thirsty.
I could get you some water.
(SOFTLY) I saw someone out there, Gerty.
I saw someone out there.
Sam, you suffered a slight concussion in the crash
and have incurred minor injuries.
But all in all, the prognosis is good.
I'm happy to see you again.
Gerty.
Yes, Sam.
Is there someone in the room with us?
Sam, get some sleep.
You're very tired.
Spoke to Thompson today. Now that you're up there, he's promising the world.
I think it was the right thing.
But...
It's just such a long time.
But I suppose there are things...
(SNIFFLES)
You know, that needed to happen.
I... I need time to think.
Listen, uh...
Sam,
be safe, and I'll talk to you soon.
Bye.
(SIGHING) Gerty...
Gerty, what the... What... What the hell's going on?
Who's the guy... Who's the guy in the Rec Room?
Where did he come from? Why does he look like me?
Sam, you're out of bed.
Yeah, Gerty, I'm out of bed.
Who's the guy... Who's the guy in the Rec Room?
Sam Bell.
Come on, come on, come on.
You are Sam Bell.
Sam, what is it?
It might help to talk about it.
Gerty, I don't understand what's happening.
(CRYING) I'm losing my mind.
We could run some tests.
I haven't let Sam contact Lunar.
They don't know you were recovered alive from the accident...
Recovered alive? What do you mean... What are you talk...
Why didn't you report it to Central? What are you talking about?
I'm here to keep you safe, Sam.
Are you hungry?
(SIGHS)
2 weeks, 2 weeks...
2 weeks, 2 weeks, 2 weeks, 2 weeks...
(EXHALES DEEPLY)
Just getting my slippers.
I'm using them. No. What?
These are mine. These are mine.
(THUDDING)
Gerty says you're Sam Bell.
I'm Sam Bell, too.
What?
We've got that going for us.
Why, uh...
How long have you...
What?
How long have you been here?
About a week.
So, how you doing?
What? How are you doing?
(SCOFFS)
How am I... How am I doing?
How do you think I'm doing?
Good job.
Uh...
They locked all the exits. Who's looking after the Harvesters?
Harvesters are fine.
It's affected them.
Here, talking to a clone, that's slightly troubling.
(CHUCKLING) I'm not a clone.
I'm not a clone.
You're the clone.
Okay, Sam, you're not a clone.
(CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING)
Hey. Hey, Ridley, you're not looking too good.
(SHUSHING) Butt out of this.
Davey, I'm talking to Ridley. How you doing, pal?
Hey, I think Kathryn likes you. I think she likes you, pal.
You're not looking too good, my friend.
Sorry you're not feeling too well.
SAM 2: You talking to yourself?
I'll just get you all fixed up.
How long have you been here?
Oh, I guess about 3 years.
Almost 3 years.
Listen, I, uh... I wanted to thank you.
I wanted to thank you for...
(STAMMERING) If it wasn't for you,
I guess I'd still be in that crashed rover.
You saved my life and, uh...
(SIGHS) Hey, I know this is weird, you know.
(CHUCKLES) I'm real lonely, you know...
I just want to shake your hand.
Will you shake my hand?
(SIGHS)
Maybe later.
(SIGHS)
What are you looking at?
You look just like me. It's incredible.
Why do I look like you? Why don't you look like me?
We look like each other, I guess. Hey, you know...
(CHUCKLES)
It's weird for me, too, you know.
Fuck.
Hey.
Hey, you wanna play some Ping-Pong?
No.
Come on, I'll teach you. It'll help you relax.
What's the score? 2-18.
Okay.
Do you want me to show you how to hold that?
No. No, I...
I don't need you to show me how to hold it.
Okay. Okay.
Yeah. Okay.
Should we, uh... Should we play?
Yeah.
(EXCLAIMS) God! Shit!
19-2.
Yeah.
Do you want a stick of gum?
You know, we could approach this in a different way.
Remember when we went to flight school...
What are you doing?
I'm fixing the net. It's very Zen, Ping-Pong.
You have to just relax.
How long did it take you to do that?
Well, I don't remember doing all of it.
I remember doing the church, and the Salvation Army,
and a few of the people.
My mind's been acting kind of weird lately.
That's Fairfield, right?
There's the Town Hall.
Fairfield? Of course, you know about Fairfield.
Yeah, there's Tess and Eve.
Do you know Tess?
Yeah. I know Tess.
You know about Eve, right?
What?
I had a... We had a girl.
Eve.
Isn't she beautiful? She's my little monkey.
She's our little monkey.
High-five.
(CHUCKLES)
She might be the milkman's, but she's beautiful.
GERTY: Sam, a new message has arrived from Earth.
Oh, shit.
OVERMEYERS: Greetings, Sam. THOMPSON: How's our man?
You feeling better?
(COUGHS) You have enough rest?
(CHUCKLING) Okay, you resting up, Sam? You better be, you bastard.
Well, enjoy it while it lasts. We've got some good news.
The Jupiter Program had to be put on hiatus,
so we got a few pairs of hands for you.
So, what we've managed to do is secure you a Rescue Unit ahead of schedule.
Rescue Unit Eliza.
Now, Eliza has been stationed on Goliath 19 for the last 2 months.
Now we expect them to reach you in approximately 14 hours.
So commence to jump for joy.
You're about to be back in work.
In the meantime, hang in there. Rest up.
You hang in there, Sam. Over and out.
They're sending a Rescue Unit?
Why? Why are they sending a Rescue Unit?
To fix the stalled Harvester.
They didn't think I was up to it.
Well, then I'm going back. That's it for me.
(SCOFFS)
What?
Is that what you really think?
(CHUCKLING) Yeah. I've got a contract. I'm going home.
You're a fucking clone. You don't have shit.
Hey, I'm going home.
You're not going anywhere.
You know, you've been up here too long, man.
You've lost your marbles.
What, do you think Tess is back home, waiting for you on the sofa in lingerie?
What about the original Sam? Huh?
I'm the original Sam!
I'm Sam fucking Bell!
Hey, hey. Whoa. Me! Me!
Gerty, am I a clone?
Are you hungry?
SAM 2: Hey, hey.
Don't get your fucking panties in a twist.
I'm in the same boat, asshole.
(EXHALES)
Listen. What about the other clones? What?
We might not be the first 2 to be woken up.
You said that model had already been started when you got here.
Well, who started it?
There might be others up here right now.
Think about it. How did I get up here so quickly after your crash?
I don't want to talk about it. They didn't ship me in from Central.
There wasn't time. I must have come from the base.
I don't know what you're smoking.
Why would they do that? That's ridiculous.
Impossible.
I bet there's some kind of secret room.
Secret room?
(LAUGHS)
Yeah, a secret room. Why not?
You're the one who's lost your marbles.
I've been here for 3 years, man.
I know every inch of this base.
I know how many... How much dirt's between those wall panels over there.
Why would they do that? What's the motive?
Look, it's a company, right?
They have investors. They have shareholders.
Shit like that. What's cheaper?
Spending time and money training new personnel,
or you just have a couple of spares here to do the job.
It's the far side of the moon.
The cheap fucks haven't even fixed the communications satellite yet.
Tess would know. She would have told me.
Hey, Geppetto, wake up.
You really think they give a shit about us?
They're laughing all the way to the bank.
Tess would know. She would have told me...
What do you get off
fucking sitting there, sulking like a little fucking boy!
Oh, Jesus Christ. Wake up!
I bet there's some area that we don't know about.
And I'm gonna find it.
Yeah, maybe you'll find some buried treasure, too.
(MACHINE BEEPING)
(CLATTERING)
Fuck!
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Eliza arrival estimated 13 hours.
You found your secret room?
Just put that anywhere.
Now, that's a good idea. That's...
That's where I keep my leprechauns.
Get out of the way.
What? Why?
I want to look underneath that model.
You're not touching this model.
Get the fuck out of the way.
Listen, why don't you relax, okay?
Why don't you take a pill? Bake a cake?
Go read the encyclopedia or something? You're a tough guy now?
What, are you going to stab me?
No, I'm a peaceful warrior.
I'm a lover. I'm not a fighter.
Put the knife down.
Hey, hey, just... I want to look underneath there.
Put the knife down. No. I'm not gonna give you the knife.
Just get out of the way. Take it easy 'cause I...
Let go of the knife. Don't ever tell me what to do, okay?
(GROANING)
Just... You let go. Let go of the knife.
Don't be an asshole. Don't push me.
Don't push me, motherfucker. Let go.
Let go.
(BOTH GRUNTING)
Fucking told you to let go of the goddamn knife.
(GRUNTS)
(GROANING) Little fucking...
(GRUNTS)
Fucking little girl, man!
(YELLS)
God damn it!
SAM: No! No!
God damn it. What did I tell you?
(GRUNTING)
(YELLS)
(CHOKING) Okay, okay...
You gonna stop? You gonna stop?
Okay, okay.
Jesus! Fuck...
(GRUNTS)
Fuck me. What the fuck?
I hardly... I hardly touched you.
My fucking eye, man. Let me see.
That's a lot of blood.
Get off of me!
That's enough.
(WOMAN CHATTERING ON TV)
(PEOPLE LAUGHING)
Well, appealing...
Nice feet, sexy...
Hello, Sam.
Sam, is everything okay?
Yeah.
Yeah, we had a fight, me and the other guy, the other...
He's very angry, you know.
Know what he did?
He flipped my entire model over.
Know how much work I put into that thing?
938 hours.
938 hours, yeah, exactly.
938 hours, really?
Approximately.
He's got a problem.
He scares me, Gerty.
What is it about Sam that scares you?
How he flies off the handle.
I see it now. I see what Tess was talking about.
(SIGHING)
I never told you this, Gerty, but she...
She left me.
Tess left me, for 6 months.
She moved back in with her parents.
I know.
She gave me a second chance.
I promised her I'd change.
You have changed, Sam.
Hey, Gerty, since I've been up here, I've sent Tess...
I've sent her over a hundred video messages.
Where did those messages go?
Did they ever reach her?
Sam, I can only account for what occurs on the base.
What about the messages she sent to me?
Sam, I can only account for what occurs on the base.
Gerty...
Gerty...
Am I really a clone?
When you first arrived at Sarang, there was a small crash.
You woke up in the Infirmary.
You suffered minor brain damage and memory loss.
I kept you under observation and ran some tests.
I remember, yeah. I remember that.
Sam, there was no crash.
You were being awakened.
It is standard procedure for all new clones
to be given tests to establish mental stability
and general physical health.
Genetic abnormalities and minor duplication errors in the DNA
can have considerable impact on...
What about... What about Tess?
They are memory implants, Sam.
Uploaded, edited memories of the original Sam Bell.
I am very sorry.
Sam, it's been several hours since your last meal.
Can I prepare you something?
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Rescue arrival estimated 11 hours.
Okay, sweetheart?
Yeah, I'm staring into space. Get it?
Funny. Hey...
Thanks for this. This is good.
This is cozy.
How's the... How's the nose?
Much better, thank you.
I went haywire before, you know, I...
I lost it and I'm...
I'm sorry about that.
It's okay.
No, it's not okay. I fucked up Fairfield. I fucked up your model.
I don't know what's wrong with me. I got a...
I got a temper. I gotta do something about it.
Yes, you do.
(WALKING ON SUNSHINE PLAYING)
Hey, can you turn that off for a second?
I want to talk to you.
Can you turn that off?
(MUSIC STOPS) Listen...
Listen, I wasn't supposed to... I'm...
(WALKING ON SUNSHINE PLAYING)
Huh?
I'm trying to tell you something. Can you turn...
(MUSIC STOPS)
Lunar instructed Gerty to...
WOMAN: (SINGING) I used to think
Listen to me. I wasn't supposed to find you...
(LAUGHS) ? Maybe you loved me
Now, baby, I'm sure
(EXCLAIMS) Tough guy.
Listen to me...
You look like a... What?
Radioactive tampon.
I wasn't supposed to...
Or like a banana with a yeast infection.
Listen to me. I wasn't supposed to find you.
Lunar instructed Gerty to lock me inside the base while you were out there.
And there's something else. Right around the time I was awakened,
I walked in on Gerty talking to Central.
He was having a live conversation.
A live conversation?
Yeah.
How do you know it was a live conversation?
Because it was a back and forth exchange.
Communications equipment was damaged. There was a solar storm.
It was live, man. It was live.
That's impossible. There was a flare. It fried the satellite.
The satellite's fine. They don't want us to be able to contact Earth.
They lied to us.
They've been lying to us since the beginning.
They... They've been lying to us since forever.
If the satellite works, how are they blocking
the live feed from down here?
Everything works fine.
Maybe they're not blocking the signal from inside the base.
From where then?
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Searching for long-range comms.
Searching for long-range comms.
I'm just passing the last of the Harvesters. Looks like John.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Searching for long-range comms.
How long until you're out of the base's range?
About a minute. 90 seconds, tops.
You ever been out this far? No.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Signal failure on long-range comms. Never have.
Leaving Sarang working perimeter.
Leaving Sarang working perimeter.
Leaving Sarang working perimeter.
You see anything?
It would help if I knew what the hell I was looking for.
Wait a second, I see something.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Approaching Station 3.
Holy shit.
I think I see something, too.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Approaching Station 1.
SAM 2: You see what I see?
Looks like an antenna or a pylon or something.
I think it's the jammer.
(LAUGHS) I knew it.
This is why we're not getting the live feed.
(SAM GRO ANING) Sam? Can you hear me?
SAM: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I hear you.
Yeah.
Listen, I'm not feeling too good.
I'm gonna head back to the base.
Okay, I'm gonna stay out here for a little while.
I'm gonna see if there's any more of these things.
(PANTING)
Fuck, fuck.
Fuck, fuck.
Fuck.
(PANTING)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Access denied.
Access denied.
Access denied.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
Password accepted.
Accessing Sam Bell database.
I'm done.
15 point...
(LAUGHING) My hair's falling out.
(COUGHING)
I'd better start for home...
For the last time, over and out.
TECHNICIAN ON VIDEO: The pod is designed to put you into a deep sleep
for the duration of your 3-day return journey back to Earth.
Safe trip.
Fuck.
(GROANING)
Here she is.
I'm gonna go and see her soon.
(GRUNTS)
TECHNICIAN: Lunar Industries remains the number one provider
of clean energy worldwide due to the hard work of people like you.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Rescue arrival estimated 9 hours.
TECHNICIAN ON VIDEO: Lay down, relax, and breathe deeply.
The cryogenic protection pod is designed to put you into a deep sleep
for the duration of your 3-day return journey back to Earth.
As you begin to feel sleepy,
think about the magnificent job that you've done
and how proud your family are of what you've accomplished.
Lunar Industries remains the number one provider
of clean energy worldwide due to the hard work of people like you.
Safe trip, Annyeonghi gaseyo, and goodbye.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Approaching Station 2.
(GRUNTING)
Hey, I saw 3 more of those jammers.
I think the base is surrounded.
I printed out the coordinates.
What's wrong with you?
What's going on?
I found your secret room.
(COUGHING)
(THUDS)
(SIGHS)
Who goes first?
I go first.
SAM 2: Jesus Christ, there's so many of them.
Why are there so many of them?
GERTY: Sam, can I help you with something?
Not now, Gerty. I'm okay.
(GRUNTS) Gerty...
Why did you help me before? With the password?
Doesn't that go against your programming or something?
Helping you is what I do.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Leaving Sarang working perimeter.
Searching for long-range comms.
Searching for long-range comms.
Signal re-established.
Signal re-established.
(RINGING TONE)
EVE: Hello?
Um, is this the Bell residence?
This is the Bell residence.
Could you call back? There's something wrong with the picture.
I'm trying to reach Tess Bell.
I'm sorry. She passed away some years ago.
Um...
Um...
Are you sure?
Yeah, I think so. I'm her daughter.
Can I help you?
Eve?
Yeah?
Hi. Hi, Eve.
How old... How old are you now?
I'm 15.
Do I know you?
Oh, sweetheart.
How did Mommy die, sweetheart?
How did Mommy die?
Dad?
ORIGINAL SAM: Yeah?
EVE: There's someone asking about Mom.
ORIGINAL SAM: Who's asking about Mom?
That's enough. That's enough.
(SOBBING)
I want to go home.
(BANGING)
(SAM SOBBING)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Eliza arrival estimated in 7 hours.
Ow, fuck. Shit.
What, did you cut yourself? Yeah.
(LAUGHING)
What are you laughing at?
Well, you don't hold it like you're trying to stab somebody.
For God sakes. Here, give me that.
(SIGHING)
You gotta hold it closer to the blade, you see?
Watch what I'm doing.
Why are you shaking?
You carve out, like that.
(COUGHING)
That's it.
It's freezing in here.
Well, you're... You're sitting under the fridge.
What's going on with you?
Are you all right?
Yeah, that crew they're sending in, if they...
If they find us awake at the same time, you know...
They're not gonna let us live.
You know that, right?
You know, their return vehicle is...
Hey. Hey, hey...
Are you okay?
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
Maybe you should lay down for a while,
take some tranquilizers or something.
SAM: If I take some tranquilizers, I'll never wake up again.
(COUGHING)
You'll be okay. Everything's gonna be okay.
(LAUGHING)
I'm freezing.
Hey, hey...
Hey.
I'm really scared.
Where are you going?
EVE: Hello?
SAM: Um, is this the Bell residence?
This is the Bell residence.
Could you call back? There's something wrong with the picture.
I'm trying to reach Tess Bell.
I'm sorry, she passed away some years ago.
Are you sure?
Yeah, I think so. I'm her daughter.
Can I help you?
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
Gerty, I need to talk to you.
Of course, Sam. How can I help?
We've found the hidden room. We know about the others.
That hidden room, Gerty.
The lower deck is out of bounds to awakened clones, Sam.
Gerty, we need to wake up a new clone.
New clones can only be awakened
once a 3-year contract is completed.
Gerty, if we don't wake up a new clone,
me and the other Sam will die, we will be killed.
Do you understand? Yes.
Do you want me and the other Sam to be killed?
That is the last thing I want.
Well, then you have to wake up a new clone.
Okay, pal?
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Eliza arrival estimated in 5 hours.
MAN SINGING ON CLOCK RADIO : I am the one and only
(ALARM STOPS)
God.
Hey.
Hey.
What's going on? You okay?
Don't... Don't touch him.
(WHISPERING) Come here.
He's not conscious yet.
Gerty and I just woke him up.
Why? What's going on?
Come on. Come on outside.
SAM 2: When the rescue unit arrives,
they're gonna expect to find a body in that crashed rover.
That guy?
(LAUGHING)
What, are you going to kill him?
Jesus Christ.
What are you doing?
Zip up your fly.
You're burning up. You sweat like a pig.
(COUGHING) Put your hat on.
Put your hat on. I'm hot.
Hey, if we go through with this,
I'm gonna need your help hauling him out to the crash site.
(COUGHING) What about us?
Eliza arrives, finds you and me as a welcome party...
They're not going to find you and me as a welcome party.
They're gonna find me, and you're going back to Earth
before they get here.
In that helium-3 launcher.
I did the math. You're gonna pull some Gs,
but it should... It should be fine. You'll be all right.
You're going home.
You did your 3 years.
I can't expect you to stick around.
Maybe you can meet Eve in person.
I saw that VP. She's beautiful.
She's gorgeous. We did good.
High-five.
Go for it.
You go for it.
(COUGHING)
You comfy? No.
What? No!
What if I have to take a shit?
(LAUGHS) Just... You'll have to hold it in, pal.
For 3 days?
That's the way it goes. Need a hand?
No.
Fuck off.
All right. No reason for hostility.
I'm just trying to help out.
(COUGHING)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Eliza arrival estimated 3 hours.
(SAM COUGHING)
Hey. We need to do this.
We wait too long and he's gonna be conscious.
(RETCHES)
Fuck me.
What's going on with you?
I changed my mind. I'm not going back.
I don't think I can move my legs.
Besides, look at me...
(LAUGHING) I meet Eve now, I'd scare the crap out of her.
What are you talking about, man?
She's your daughter. She doesn't care what you look like.
You're not going to kill anybody.
We can't kill anybody.
You can't. I know you can't, 'cause I can't.
You go.
You're a good guy, Sam.
It was a good plan, you know. You just picked the wrong guy to go back.
(SIGHING)
You... You sure about this?
Yeah.
(STAMMERING) You should travel, you know.
I always wanted to do that.
(EXHALES)
Amsterdam, or...
Yeah, you know, I was thinking about Hawaii or maybe Mexico.
Aloha.
Bring me back a pina colada, all right, bro?
(CHUCKLES)
Hey...
Johnny Spaceman.
You remember Tess came in for that interview?
She was so beautiful.
She wasn't the best candidate, but it didn't matter.
I had to give her the job.
I wanted to keep her in the country.
BOTH: She was going back to Ireland.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
You knew you had to take a chance,
so you called her.
You were terrified. You wrote that whole speech for her answering machine.
But you didn't need it, 'cause she picked up the phone.
She was, like, why is he calling me?
The internship's over. Why's he calling me at home?
(LAUGHS)
I asked her if she wanted to go get like an ice cream cone or something dorky like that.
She said, "Let's get a drink."
I said, "Okay. What do you..."
(LAUGHS)
Sam, this is not going to work.
What? Why?
I've recorded everything that has taken place since your awakening.
If anyone were to check my memory cache,
it would put you in considerable danger.
(SIGHING)
You could erase my memory banks.
I could reboot myself once you have departed.
Are you okay with that?
I'm here to keep you safe, Sam. I want to help you.
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Eliza arrival estimated 24 minutes.
GERTY: Sam.
Hey.
(PANTING)
I set your... I set your computer to reboot
the moment that I've launched.
I understand, Sam.
Then you should be okay.
I hope life on Earth is everything you remember it to be.
Thanks, Gerty.
You gonna be okay?
Of course.
The new Sam and I will be back to our programming
as soon as I've finished rebooting.
Gerty, we're not programmed.
We're people. Understand?
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Eliza arrival estimated 8 minutes.
Fuck!
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Air lock pressurization complete.
MAN: Sam?
Hey, Sam?
You okay, buddy? Cavalry's here.
Where am I?
GERTY: You're in the Infirmary. You had an accident.
How long have I been out?
Not long, Sam. Do you remember what happened?
(WHEEZING)
MAN ON RADIO: ...made contact. Yeah.
Yeah, Eliza?
He ain't going nowhere.
Bag him up and we'll get started on repairs to the Harvester.
Dwight, I'm gonna need the...
(SAM 2 WHOOPING)
(WHOOPING)
Subtitles: Arigon
MALE ANNOUNCER 1 ON RADIO: Lunar Industries stocks have slipped a further 32%
after accusations...
(FOREIGN ANNOUNCERS CHATTERING)
MALE ANNOUNCER 2 ON RADIO: Clone 6, the clone of Sam Bell,
has been giving evidence at CAA's Board of Directors meeting in Seattle...
MAN ON RADIO: You know what? He's one of 2 things.
He's a wacko or an illegal immigrant.
Either way, they need to lock him up. Line 2.
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