:44:03
and...
:44:05
in his legs were crawling...
:44:07
Ms Peters, it sounds a little like
shock.
:44:11
You're traumatised...
:44:13
No. No. Excuse me! No!
:44:15
l've seen bodies before.
This was different.
:44:18
She's right.
:44:20
This... this was real.
:44:22
l felt... l felt heat.
:44:24
This is not something
that's in our heads.
:44:28
Smitty, have you seen
:44:30
anything unusual at all?
:44:32
No, l haven't seen anything,
:44:34
and l don't need to see
anything, sir,
:44:37
but this ship is fucked.
:44:39
Well, thank you, Mr Smith.
:44:41
Yeah, you don't...
:44:42
OK, OK! All right, Doc.
:44:45
Breaking the laws of physics costs!
:44:47
You killed the last crew, now us!
:44:50
lt's just a fucking ship.
:44:53
lt's just a ship, a hunk of metal.
:44:56
There's nothing odd going on.
:45:01
Fine.
:45:06
OK. Let's see this.
:45:07
You all right?
:45:09
Yeah. l'm just... l'm sorry.
:45:14
There's no fucking chance...
:45:16
That's enough! l want you cool! Now!
:45:21
All right.
:45:22
You're going outside
on the Clark with Cooper
:45:25
and you're going to repair
the ship. No mistakes.
:45:28
Mistakes, nobody goes home.
Understood?
:45:30
Yes, sir. All right.
:45:34
Get moving.
:45:42
Miller.
:45:43
What, Starck?
:45:44
l ran the bio-scan.
:45:46
The results were bioreadings...
:45:48
Of an indeterminate origin. Yes.
:45:50
Tell me something useful, Lieutenant.
:45:52
- l've got a theory.
- Let's hear it.
:45:55
There's a connection
:45:57
between the readings
and the hallucinations,
:45:59
like part of a defensive
reaction, an immune system.