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Alicia: Previously on "The Ark"...

(grunts)

- You used me. - Angus!

It’s dragging the ship down to Proxima’s surface.

- The crash will kill them! - Alicia, get the shutdown code ready.

- Taking us in. - Ark 15, power up your engines and go!

Lane: Looks like they heard you.

Proximity alert? Damage indicators on all decks!

Maddox: We’re sending shuttles of rescue teams and medical personnel.

- Thank you, Ms. Maddox. - I owe you.

(music playing)

Ark 15 shuttle deployed.

Rescue team en route to Ark 1.

(alarm beeping)

- Spence! - All systems are unresponsive.

We have to get to everybody else. To Eva.

- Come on. Damn it! - (both grunting)

- This thing’s not budging. - (alarm continues)

- We’re not going anywhere. - Why can’t we reach our crew?

Best I can tell, the internal comms relays are down.

- But we can talk to Ark 15? - That’s the external transmitters.

Completely different system.

Ark 1, prepare for hull breach.

I repeat, prepare for hull breach.

Approaching the breach position.

Hey. Hey, guys. Come here for a second.

I-- I want to say something because we might not have another chance, okay?

Growing up in a lab, I never had a family.

I mean, other than my sister. I had no real family.

I never even knew what one even felt like, you know?

And now I do.

(sniffling)

And we are getting the rest of our family from back there.

You’re damn straight we are.

Beginning hull breach procedure.

- Brace for decompression. - Helmets on.

Alicia: Activating pressure compensation.

Halfway through.

(alarm continues)

Hull breach successful. Stand by for extraction.

(beeping)

(music continues)

Brice: Sharon, come on!

Sharon, you okay?

Welcome back aboard, Lieutenant Garnet.

- It’s Captain Garnet. - Captain Garnet.

- You GSA? - Was.

Kimimela Joma, head of Ms. Maddox’s security team.

- Thank you for coming to get us. - Now take us to the aft dock

- so we can check on the rest of our crew. - I’m afraid I can’t do that.

- Why? Is the aft dock damaged? - It appears to be intact,

- but my orders are to bring you directly to Ark 15. - What about the others?

We’re not gonna be following those orders, are we?

Because we’ve got people back there.

I’m sorry. I’m just doing what I’m told.

To hell with that.

- Easy! Easy, Brice. - Get off me, man!

- Hey, take a breath. - Am I gonna have a problem with you?

- (beeps) - Ms. Maddox,

Sharon Garnet here.

I’m pleased to hear your voice. Are you injured?

No, I’m fine, but I am concerned about the rest of my crew.

With your permission, I’d like to go to the aft--

In due time, Sharon. In due time.

But first I need you to come see me.

Maddox out.

Take us home.

- Welcome back to Ark 15. - Thank you, Ms. Maddox.

Please, it’s Evelyn. We’re friends now, dear.

- Hello, Mr. Lane. - Hello.

Helm, prepare to get us to Trappist-1D on NEPS

before we get our damaged FTL repaired.

- But what about our friends? - I told you we couldn’t trust this woman.

Evelyn, surely you mean you wanna set a course after we get our people.

I’m sorry, but we don’t have another choice but to abandon them.

And leave them to die?

(music playing)

What exactly changed since you said you owe us?

I said I owe you, Sharon. Not your entire ship.

That’s crazy. Why wouldn’t you try and rescue everyone?

- We don’t know how much time they have. - As you already know,

the Arks are designed to carry a maximum of 400 people,

but we lost one of our oxygen cells along the way.

Which means you can only support 395 now.

Yes. A problem until you killed ten of my people.

Well, yeah, I had no choice. They were attacking us.

No, no, no, no. You did me a favor. We needed to lose some people.

It kept me from having to choose.

Can you believe how cavalier this woman is

- about losing lives? - I’m not cavalier.

- I’m being pragmatic. - I hate to say it, but she is right.

With one damaged O2 cell, this ship’s life support

can only handle 395 people.

The four of us puts it nearly at capacity.

Exactly. Ark 15 is full.

Surely there’s a way. Alicia, can we bring over an O2 cell from Ark 1?

We might be able to bring one to replace theirs,

but that only buys five more spots if it works.

Well, then we at least need to try that.

What happens if we do try to bring everyone over here?

Then the oxygen scrubbers wouldn’t be able to keep up,

and we’d run out of breathable air in about a week.

And if we brought fewer people, say ten or twenty?

Fewer people would extend the amount of time

it would take to happen, but we’d still run out of air.

Give us time to check the condition of our people

and see how badly damaged our ship is.

At the very least, your medics could provide medical help to the injured?

If it means so much to you, I’ll give you 24 hours.

Long enough to fix our FTL.

My pilot will take Lieutenants Lane and Brice back to Ark 1.

They can help who they can.

They can come back with an Ark 1 shuttle.

We can always use another shuttle.

Sharon, Ms. Nevins, you will remain as our guests.

Alicia, see if you can fix their broken cell,

and if there’s any way to adjust their air system to support more people.

Uh, if that’s okay with you, Evelyn.

It’s a waste of time. My people already tried that.

Alicia’s probably smarter than any your people. No offense.

None taken. From what I’ve seen, you’re probably right.

Fine. Try.

Please join me on the bridge, and I’ll show you our plan.

After your Ark launched, space telescopes mapped

several more potentially inhabitable planets.

Is that why you gave the command to go to Trappist-1D?

Yes. It’s quite a bit closer than Ross 128.

At full FTL, we shall arrive there in just under eight months.

And you weren’t gonna tell me about it, were you?

I’m telling you now. Haven’t you noticed, Sharon? I’m a new woman.

Not really. No.

Arks 10 and 12 were tasked with going to Trappist.

Hopefully by the time we get there,

they will have already started building a new colony

and we can all start our new life there.

Why did you go to Proxima B instead of Trappist in the first place?

Proxima B is closer. I’m a very impatient woman.

Right.

Do you mind if I try your hailing transmitter

to see if I can raise anyone on Ark 1?

Not at all.

- (beeping) - Now go ahead.

Attention, Ark 1. Garnet here.

Can anyone hear me?

Try the WD frequencies.

Come on.

Ark 1, does anyone hear me?

Your internal relay transmitters are probably down.

Or everyone’s just dead.

(alarm beeping)

(panting)

(grunting)

- Are you okay? - (sighs)

Strickland. I’m okay.

Okay.

Go see if anybody else needs help.

(distant groaning)

Cat. Cat, can you hear me?

I don’t think I’m doing so well, Felix.

(grunts, gasping)

No, no, no. Leave it. Leave it.

That’s what’s keeping you from bleeding out.

I’ll take you to Kabir. You’ll be fine. Come on.

You’re a really good man, Felix.

If only you were straight, we could have had so much fun.

I’m sure we would have, Cat.

Hope I can meet a good man like you in heaven.

Or more likely hell.

You’re not going either place, Cat.

Not for many years.

- (groans) - Cat, don’t move.

(grunting)

(soft click)

Come on. Come on!

Dr. Kabir.

Bloody hell. Cat.

Dr. Kabir!

She’s not doing any better than I am.

What do you think?

This dying thing a good look on me?

You’re not going to die.

There you go again, lying.

- Felix, you have to help Cat. - I will help them both.

(groans)

It hurts, Will.

Felix will be here in a minute.

You know, I really did think I loved you, Will.

Don’t try to talk.

You thought I was with you for the money, didn’t you?

Well, why else would a woman like you

be with an ugly old man like me?

You’re not ugly.

You’re actually kind of handsome.

- (both chuckle) - Shh, shh, shh.

If I’m being truthful,

you’ll never be as good a man as,

say, Felix over there.

So come to think of it,

it probably was about the money.

Well, and the connections.

I mean, they got me on this ship, right?

Lucky me.

Come on, come on, come on.

- Come on. - (gasps)

- Easy, easy, easy, easy. - (panting)

Felix? What happened?

The ship got hit by debris from Proxima B when it exploded.

- Exploded? - Please, stay still.

I want to have you immobilized

until we figure out how bad your injuries are.

I can tell you how bad they are. Really bad.

Cat?

She’s gone.

Dr. Marsh, you might want to prepare for incoming injured from Ark 1.

Yes. Okay. Don’t you want to hear about your daughter?

Her brainwaves are showing activity.

Perhaps you wanna talk to her?

Hearing your voice might help.

Trust me. Hearing my voice won’t help.

What are her chances of waking up?

Maybe 40% without help.

I can activate her.

We said no heroic measures for anyone

who has less than 50% chances of surviving on their own.

I can’t activate just anyone, but she has that advantage.

- No exceptions. - We made an exception for you, Evelyn.

There are people on the Ark 1

who could use her space and would be more productive.

She’s your daughter.

She’s a failed experiment. Nothing more.

(beeping)

(beeping)

What does that mean, Dr. Marsh?

Failed experiment?

You heard all that?

(alarm beeping)

(muttering)

Eva!

Hang on!

Angus? Angus?

Angus.

(muttering)

(grunting)

(alarm continues)

Eva!

Oh, my God.

- Open your eyes. - Mm-mm.

I need to look under your clothing to check your wounds.

Well, I’m not feeling real modest right now, so go for it.

- (whimpering) - Steady, steady.

Not pretty, huh?

You really need a doctor.

Someone other than you.

(grunting)

Come on. Come on.

(gasps, coughs)

Oh, thank God. Eva, listen. You need oxygen, okay?

Just breathe. Breathe. Eva, what are you doing?

- I have to-- I have to stop the fire. - Eva, just breathe.

(powering down)

- (coughing) - All right.

Oh, I’m so-- (sighs)

Eva, you gave me a fright back there, you know?

All right. Eva.

Eva, you’ve done enough. You need to rest.

No, I have to check the nuclear coil, cool the NEPS,

- comms are all down. - Just stop, all right? Stop.

Listen to me.

You can take some time to catch your damn breath.

I have to get things stable.

At least get the inner-ship comms relays back up.

- (beeping) - Okay.

All right, just-- just tell me what to do.

(panting)

Oh, God. Is Cat...

I’m so sorry, Mr. Trust.

- Dr. Kabir? - Not doing so well either. Angus?

We need to get them over to Ark 15. Can you carry her?

Ark 15?

Yeah, they’re actually helping us now.

- Well, sort of. Come on. - No, no, no. Felix--

I’m sorry. This is going to hurt a little bit.

Felix. Felix. Ow! Felix, Felix!

- Felix. - (Felix muttering)

(groans, panting)

- Come on. - There you go.

- Angus! - We’ll do what we can for him.

- How bad is it over there? - It’s bad.

So far we’ve found 23 dead.

Much more injured, but no doctor to help them, so we triaged.

Lane: But life support is holding and many are alive.

Well, go back and see who else you can save.

Sharon?

Cat didn’t make it.

How many people did you bring aboard my ship?

Myself and two who needed immediate medical help.

Including Angus, who I figured you’d want to save given,

you know, that he saved your life.

I told you we have limited life support,

yet you bring three more people on my Ark

- who are probably going to die anyway. - We wouldn’t have brought them

if we didn’t think they stood a chance.

- Well, now there are too many people. - Don’t worry, we’re leaving.

And Brice stayed behind, so you’re still below capacity.

Don’t bring another soul.

Marsh: Go, go, go! Move, move!

Get him ready for surgery straight away.

You, go occupy yourself somewhere else.

There’s no room in here for you to hover.

- I want to stay with Angus. - I’ll let you know if there

are any changes, all right?

(beeping)

Keep moving, guys. Let’s go, let’s go.

One, two, three.

They won’t let me in.

They have more resources here. I’m sure they’ll save him.

Why don’t you go work on the oxygen system? Keep your mind occupied?

I’ll keep trying. But to be honest, I don’t think it can be fixed.

(beeping continues)

(coughing)

Sweetheart, why don’t you just take a minute and sit down?

Can’t. I need to shore up life support.

I just wish I could be more help.

We had an explosion on deck 3B.

Had to vent it to put out the fire.

Engineering 3B?

Was anyone in there?

I’m sorry. Most of them were.

It’s all right, it’s okay. You’re okay.

I know they were all your friends.

- Without their help, I can’t fix the ship. - I know.

- I’m only one person. I can’t do it. - I know.

For what it’s worth, we did a headcount.

I can’t be sure, but it seems like Sasha wasn’t in there.

You go. You want to help? Go find Sasha.

- I’m on it. I’m on it. - Go.

Cut it.

He lost too much blood.

Tammy, where’s the blood I sent you for?

Tammy: I’m at synthetic blood bank, but Ms. Maddox has locked it.

Go check the reserves. I’m gonna talk to Evelyn.

I’m sorry, Angus.

I really am.

We’ll need full FTL if we’re going to make it to Trappist.

You locked me out of the synth blood vaults.

I did. From now on, you may clear access with me.

I need blood for Angus.

That would be wasting it.

That boy saved your life.

That debt has already been repaid.

He adds no value to this ship.

We won’t waste more resources on him. Am I clear?

If I hadn’t heard it beating myself, I would say you have no heart, Evelyn.

- What about their doctor? - She’s stable for now.

Good. She has value.

She’s clearly a better doctor than you,

given she was able to cure me.

You’re wanted in the crew meeting.

- By who? - Didn’t say.

- (beeps) - Ma’am, you’re wanted in the crew meeting.

What’s going on?

These men and women wish to go to Ark 1.

Why? It’s badly damaged. It might not survive.

And I’d like to take some of my patients to Ark 1.

I need access to your ship’s synthetic blood bank.

- For Angus? - Yes.

Why leave a pristine ship to go to a damaged one?

We have five top engineers among us.

- We can help repair your ship. - And you’ve met Evelyn.

We don’t want to stay under the thumb of that monster.

I don’t know. You’re asking me to take one of her doctors

and key personnel when Evelyn ultimately saved our lives.

Half the people on your ship were killed because of her,

not to mention everyone on Ark 3.

Staying here makes us accomplices.

Look, the debris impacted the fore section of your ship.

The rest of the ship can most likely be repaired.

Most of the people in the aft or even the lower decks

of the fore are probably alive.

Marsh: Evelyn has no intention of saving them.

She won’t even let me save Angus.

If we can get him back to your ship and your blood bank is intact,

- I might be able to save him. - Garnet, we have to do this.

Evelyn has a friggin’ army.

How are we supposed to sneak this many people

and two severely injured patients off the ship?

Kimi: If we don’t help you, everyone alive on Ark 1 will die.

We’re Ark 1’s best hope.

(rapid beeping)

Dr. Marsh? Dr. Marsh!

Anybody?

Doc, you alive?

- Doc! Doc! - Hmm?

...away from me! Get away from me.

- You have to save Angus! - (beeping continues)

- Where’s your doctor? - I don’t know. I don’t know.

All right, go find an injector labeled adrenaline.

Go, go!

Okay.

Okay, I got it. How much do I give him?

Not him! Not him. Me, me, me.

(muttering)

(no audible dialogue)

- (grunting, panting) - (beeping)

Okay. Okay.

Help me down. Help me down.

(gasping, groaning)

Oh, my God. He’s lost too much blood.

His pressure has dropped too low. His brain is starving.

- Where does your ship store its blood? - I don’t know.

I think Dr. Marsh went to get some, but he’s been gone a really long time.

No, Angus needs blood right now.

Could you give him some of mine?

- Do you know your blood type? - Yes. O-negative.

- Are you sure? - Yes.

I’ve given to Mother a few times.

All right, then sit down.

(grunts) Damn. Okay.

Okay. One of these.

Stop.

Oh, boy.

(electricity crackling)

Griff.

- Griff! - Strickland?

- We need to get her out of here. - If we step on that water

when it’s arcing, it’ll fry us.

Go shut it off at the junction box.

No go. The door’s toast.

We need to somehow shorten the cable

so it’s not close to the water.

Hold this.

(electricity crackling)

(groans)

- You okay? - I’m all right.

- (muttering) - Okay.

- (both grunting) - Thanks. I’m surprised you came for me.

I was mad at you. Doesn’t mean I wanted you dead.

Well, I guess that’s something.

- Let’s keep moving. - Go. Go, go, go.

- (beeping) - Remember when Trent went to shut down the nuclear leak,

and we closed off all the doors behind him?

Genius. You want me to do the same thing here.

- Can you get access? - Kimi: Our FTL is fixed.

Maddox could decide to go any second.

I’m already in. Ready?

Do it.

FTL is 96% operational.

(beeping)

Someone has activated an override.

- What is Garnet up to? - Kimi, take the others

and get them loaded on the shuttle.

- We’ll meet you there. - Okay.

Come on! Let’s go!

- Med bay’s this way. - (beeps)

- Hey. Welcome to the living. - What happened?

Angus.

Whoa! Whoa, whoa. Lay back down. Lay back down.

- Get away from me! - Are you in pain? How are you able to sit up?

- Get her away from me! - Even with everything their doctor and I did,

you should not be recovering this fast.

Is there something weird about your blood?

Not that I know of. I swear.

I don’t understand what’s happening.

- What is she doing here? - Angus, she saved your life.

I don’t believe you.

Even if that’s true, I don’t care. You--

Get her away from me. Get her away from... me.

- The adrenaline’s wearing off. - Okay.

Kabir: Not feeling so well.

I should not be hopping around myself.

- Here. Here, here. - No.

Thanks, but another one of these so close to the last one

could cause my heart to arrest.

Where have you been?

I’m talking to you!

- Back off! - Whoa!

Alicia! Hurry up, guys.

Come on. We gotta get back now.

You all leaving? Mother’s gonna be really angry.

- Move! - Sanji. Hey, Sanji. Hey.

If you’re going, you better go now.

She’ll block you from the shuttle.

Sanji, hey, can you walk?

I thought you said another shot could kill you.

Did I?

- (grunting) - Sanji!

Kabir: Okay.

- Come here. - Let’s go, let’s go, let’s go.

- Let’s go. - (muttering)

Garnet won’t leave without her people.

Go to med bay.

(beeping)

We just breached med bay. There’s no one here.

The shuttle just initiated.

She’s taking more people than her own.

Identify who of our people are on that shuttle.

Why are we bringing her with us? She’s a murderer.

Sanji says she saved Angus’ life,

- and Dr. Marsh says Maddox will kill her for that. - Okay, and why is that bad?

- Alicia, we don’t advocate for murder. - Well, how about justice?

She killed Helena and tried to kill Angus.

We can’t save our ship and our crewmates without their help.

We don’t have enough personnel, and Dr. Marsh will only come with us if we take Kelly.

Thank you.

All passengers are in the cargo hold in back.

Shuttle’s ready to go.

We have to leave now.

We finally have a truce with Maddox.

Leaving now, with her people, her daughter, will end that truce.

And if we don’t, we’ve doomed any survivors on Ark 1.

(chiming)

Maddox: Kimi, as the head of my security,

I command you to stand down.

Dr. Marsh, you’re my oldest friend on this ship.

I’m counting on you to commandeer that shuttle and bring them back to me.

- Kelly? - Yes, Mother?

Oh, sweetheart, I need you to take down that shuttle and bring it back to me.

Will you show me how brave you are and do that for me?

- I don’t think you want me to do that. - Why not, dear?

Because the next time I see you, I’m going to kill you.

Fine. You left me no choice.

What’s happening?

What’s happening back there, Dr. Marsh?

- Dr. Marsh-- - Quiet!

What’s happening?

- She trigged it. - Triggered what?

Kelly has a plasti-gel failsafe inside her body.

Failsafe from what?

From doing something exactly like this,

but I never thought she would actually use it.

Wait, plasti-gel is an explosive.

Are you telling me there’s a bomb inside her?

(beeping)

- (squelching) - We shouldn’t risk approaching the dock

with literally a ticking bomb.

I’m moving us far away from both Arks.

I don’t understand. Why does she have a bomb in her?

I don’t have time explain it. I need to disarm it.

- Are you sure you can? - (beeping intensifies)

- Does that mean what I think it does? - Dr. Marsh, how much time?

We should eject her from the shuttle far from Ark 1.

Let her blow up out there by herself so she can’t do any more damage.

Might I point out she saved Angus?

Might I also point out she tried to kill him?

(beeping continues)

Prepare her for ejection.

- No. - Step aside, doctor.

I won’t! She’s a human being!

I’m sorry, doctor, but I have a responsibility to the rest

of the people on this shuttle. Your own people are in the back.

I can save her. I can save all of us if you would just let me work.

- (beeping continues) - Kelly has knowledge. She has other talents

that will be very valuable to all of us.

What are you talking about?

Hey, I found him.

He was losing a fight with a support strut.

You know, that is the second time I’ve saved your life now.

- Yeah, but no kissing this time. - (laughs)

- I’m so glad you’re alive. - (groans)

I’m so sorry. I’m so sorry.

Look, I need you on the internal comms relay.

I can’t get it to work. Not my area.

On it, boss.

It’s cute how worried you are about me.

But I’m fine. Really, I am.

And right now, me and Sasha are the only ones

keeping this ship from failing completely.

I know.

(beeping rapidly)

- This is crazy! Eject her! - Alicia, don’t.

What do you want me to do?

Garnet to Maddox, over.

Have you decided to turn around and bring my crew back to me?

You know I can’t leave what’s left of my crew to die.

Then you’ve sealed your own fate.

- (flatlining) - That’s it.

Wait!

- Don’t do this, Evelyn. - Why shouldn’t I?

Because I’m your friend. You said so yourself.

Friends don’t steal from each other.

They asked to come. They want to help save people on Ark 1.

- Then they will die with you. - You said there were

too many people on your ship.

You still have more than enough doctors,

engineers, staff to safely run your ship.

Don’t do this.

Hasn’t there been enough bloodshed?

You owe me, Evelyn.

- (beeping stops) - It’s disarmed.

- Thank you, Evelyn. - Now we’re even.

We’ll fix our ship, and we will see you at Trappist-1D.

Oh, I doubt it.

Tell the other colonists to make room for us.

I will welcome you myself, but under one condition.

- What’s that? - Don’t bring my daughter with you.

From now on, she’s dead to me.

Brice: Attention Ark 1. This is Lieutenant Brice.

Comms are back up, so I can finally report our situation.

I’m in Engineering, and I’m happy to tell you

that the engines, the FTL retrofit,

and our most critical systems are intact or fixable.

(music playing)

Look, I-- I won’t sugarcoat it.

(EKG beeping)

This is a terrible event that’s happened.

We’ve lost members of our crew. Good people.

They’d become like family to us.

But as we’ve always done, we will persevere.

Because we have to.

And we will fix our ship,

and we will get to a planet that we can call our home.

So let’s get to it.

Start by reporting in department status and casualties.

Brice out.

Sasha: The reports are coming in.

- (distorted chatter) - ...from life support.

- This is Kim from medical... - This is...

(chatter continues)

Hull cameras are back up.

Brice?

Ark 15 is starting their FTL.

At least we have a destination.

Do we have a ship to get us there?