:32:00
We picked them up
with the Geiger counters.
:32:02
We've already discovered
they're highly radioactive.
:32:07
Unfortunately, we can't give you any help.
:32:10
No one's been able to come up with a clue
to stop the invaders.
:32:13
We don't know how
you're going to do the job...
:32:16
but you must find some weapon
to stop the invaders.
:32:20
You'll use May Day S.O.X. For your reports.
:32:24
Good luck to you.
Good luck to all of us. Over and out.
:32:29
Roger Wilco. Over and out.
:32:34
Well, you heard him. Any ideas?
:32:37
Every scientist in the world
must be working on this.
:32:40
How do they expect us
to hold out long enough in this prison?
:32:43
Those things out there
are breathing down our necks.
:32:46
We're all scared, Dr. Lamont.
You're not alone.
:32:49
Sorry. When I saw that farmer you killed
walking past the bunker...
:32:52
I don't see any point
of your being insulting about it.
:32:55
I'm in charge of this outfit.
:32:57
We've got a job to do,
and we're gonna do it, now.
:33:01
I'm sure that Dr. Lamont
and my father realize that.
:33:04
Since this started,
I've seen a lot of men crack up mentally...
:33:07
like that farmer out there, but we need you.
:33:11
You can't afford the luxury of cracking up.
:33:16
John, the Major is right.
:33:22
We're all gonna need sleep by tonight.
:33:24
The work can't stop,
so we'll have to sleep in four-hour shifts.
:33:27
- Agreed?
- Agreed.
:33:29
- You gonna need your daughter?
- Not until she has to take some notes for us.
:33:32
All right.
You'll find everything you need here.
:33:35
If it isn't here, it doesn't exist.
:33:37
Miss Penner,
you'll help me with the supplies.
:33:44
Meanwhile, the sabotage by the invaders...
:33:48
went on in ever-increasing fury.
:33:52
Government buildings,
communications units...
:33:57
warehouses, army supply depots...