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00:00:10To be continued...
00:00:38In 1999, an alien spaceship crashed onto the Earth.
00:00:44Hidden on board were the secrets of a unique science known as robo-technology.
00:00:51Databanks found in the ship were transferred to the Earth's Robotech computer complex.
00:00:57In 2009, an alien search party arrived from hyperspace to reclaim their lost data bank.
00:01:05The United Earth government was forced into an intergalactic war.
00:01:09Earth forces were able to win the first battle, but at a great cost.
00:01:14The planet was virtually destroyed.
00:01:16New population centers grew out of the ashes.
00:01:20It is now 2027.
00:01:23A second armada sent by the aliens is nearing Earth.
00:01:26They have come to recapture the secrets of their lost technology.
00:01:31And then, destroy the Earth.
00:02:22the Earth's Forest is, the second armada used in an existing system with its own attachments.
00:03:23The greatest storehouse of knowledge in the universe.
00:03:25Would you risk losing it by launching a food frontal assault?
00:03:28The masters that came before us pursued that strategy and were defeated by the humans.
00:03:32That must not happen again.
00:03:34This time we must keep them unaware of our purpose.
00:03:37By using one of their own to feed the memory matrix into our computers.
00:03:41One they won't suspect until it's too late.
00:03:43But how, my lord?
00:03:44You will mobilize and deploy the battaloid regiments.
00:03:54Sir, I've lost contact with Defense Base 17.
00:03:57Looks like somebody's jamming all our scanners.
00:03:59Full alert.
00:04:00Full alert.
00:04:00All units to battle stations.
00:04:02All units to battle stations.
00:04:03This is not a drill.
00:04:04Repeat, this is not a drill.
00:04:14Oh, my God.
00:04:15Assault craft converging from Baker 9.
00:04:22They're passing over our position, right?
00:04:24Now, fire!
00:04:39Those buzzards are getting through the bombardment.
00:04:41I think we're going to be needed.
00:04:43You better saddle up, Todd.
00:04:48They're into our zone.
00:04:49Break formation and fire at will.
00:05:10Who are these guys, anyway?
00:05:39Let's go!
00:05:40Let me go!
00:05:42Wait, come on!
00:05:43Come on, come on!
00:05:44Come on, come on!
00:05:46Come on, come on!
00:05:50Sounds like they're headed our way, Todd.
00:05:52What's command waiting for?
00:05:53Why don't they send us in?
00:05:54Man, the poor guys are probably going around in circles right now.
00:05:57They haven't faced a real attack in years.
00:05:59Are we supposed to just wait here until they...
00:06:01Party in one!
00:06:02They've broken through in street level to Sector 5-9-er.
00:06:04That's our cue.
00:06:07Whoa!
00:06:09A little more to the left, and this boy would have been spamming a can.
00:06:12You all right, Nick?
00:06:13Confirmative.
00:06:14But what happened to them?
00:06:15Did they pass us by?
00:06:19Enemy in 210.
00:06:20Fire main turrets.
00:06:39All Veritech units to battaloid mode.
00:06:41Prepare to retreat.
00:06:43What the?
00:06:44Colonel Andrews!
00:06:45What are you doing here, sir?
00:06:48I'll take over now, Lieutenant Harris.
00:06:49Everybody fan out.
00:06:58We've been cut off from the main company.
00:07:00Here's a disengagement.
00:07:01Fall back immediately.
00:07:02Fall back?
00:07:03But why, sir?
00:07:04I think we can hold them here.
00:07:06That's a negative, Todd.
00:07:07We don't know what their game is,
00:07:08but they've been taking prisoners right and left across the whole quadrant.
00:07:11I'm not going to let them get their hands on any more of my men.
00:07:18Now get your squad together and pull out.
00:07:20I'll lay down some cover fire.
00:07:22Sir, behind you.
00:07:23Look out.
00:07:27Colonel Andrews!
00:07:28Hey, get over there and see if he's all right.
00:07:32They've got the colonel.
00:07:33They're taking him back to their transport.
00:07:35I'm way out of position, Todd.
00:07:37You're the only one who can stop them.
00:07:40Oh, no.
00:07:42Todd, what are you waiting for?
00:07:43Fire!
00:07:44I...
00:07:44I can't.
00:07:51They've got civilians with them.
00:08:17I don't get it, Todd.
00:08:18They had us on the ropes.
00:08:19They could have finished us off.
00:08:21Why are they leaving?
00:08:22Maybe they found what they were looking for.
00:08:27Our bioroids captured an officer, you say?
00:08:29Yes, my lord.
00:08:30A Colonel B.D. Andrews.
00:08:32Preliminary brain scans reveal him to be a key member
00:08:35of the Earth's defense command structure
00:08:36with access to its highest security sectors.
00:08:40Excellent.
00:08:41The bioroids found the perfect subject.
00:08:44Scanners clearly indicate he has some knowledge of the mother computer.
00:08:48A biogenetic twin of this Colonel Andrews
00:08:50would be able to feed us the memory matrix
00:08:52without arousing the human suspicions.
00:08:54I propose that we make a simulant of this subject.
00:08:57Shall I put up the brain scans of the other captives?
00:09:00No.
00:09:00The more time we waste,
00:09:01the more likely the Earthlings are to grow suspicious.
00:09:04I want the simulant of Colonel Andrews
00:09:05dispatched to the planet's surface within the hour.
00:09:07Then destroy his human form,
00:09:09along with these others.
00:09:21Stand by to cut away.
00:09:23Three, two, one, go.
00:09:27I am Colonel B.D. Andrews,
00:09:29speaking for the Supreme Military Command
00:09:30of the United Earth Government.
00:09:32The time has come to refute a preposterous rumor
00:09:35that is spreading throughout the population.
00:09:37Recent military maneuvers in the northern province
00:09:39have been misinterpreted by some irresponsible people
00:09:42as evidence that we have been attacked
00:09:44or invaded by an enemy power.
00:09:45If you hear these rumors, ignore them.
00:09:47We have not been invaded, nor are we at war.
00:09:50There have been no hostilities of any kind.
00:09:51I wonder if Papa knows anything about this.
00:09:53I don't really think he'd tell you.
00:09:54Come on, Stacey, your dad's a cabinet minister.
00:09:56He's not about to spill the beans.
00:09:58Especially if they're hiding something.
00:09:59You know, like one of those atomic accidents
00:10:01or something like that.
00:10:03Oh!
00:10:04I don't know.
00:10:05You believe him?
00:10:05Eh, who can tell with these army guys?
00:10:07They're all a bunch of clones.
00:10:09We'll have more as the events transpire.
00:10:11Now back to news.
00:10:12And now our economics editor
00:10:14with a report on the slippage of the global dollar
00:10:16and what it means...
00:10:16Oh, please.
00:10:17What the news of the present administration...
00:10:19The peasants of Niddy,
00:10:22Pops Repair Shop.
00:10:23Mark?
00:10:23Yeah?
00:10:24I need your help, Mark.
00:10:25Todd, you're supposed to be on maneuvers, aren't you?
00:10:26I've got a problem.
00:10:28Some kind of trouble?
00:10:29They may be tapping the phone.
00:10:30Meet me in that parking garage on Central.
00:10:32I've got to fix a speedometer.
00:10:33Mark!
00:10:34Just kidding, big buddy.
00:10:35I'm on my way.
00:10:36Thanks.
00:10:36It's a big deal if I lose my job.
00:10:38I mean, it's only money.
00:10:40Next time you ask for a raise,
00:10:41I'm going to remind you of those brave words.
00:10:46This is it, sir.
00:10:47The computers track the MoDat-5 to this garage.
00:10:50Contact Andrews and prepare to move in.
00:10:52Todd?
00:10:53Oh, Todd, where are you?
00:10:55Shut that thing off.
00:10:56Why all the intrigue?
00:10:58I hope you weren't spotted.
00:10:59Come on!
00:11:00Huh?
00:11:00Terrific.
00:11:01Fine.
00:11:01What is it?
00:11:02The MoDat-5.
00:11:03It's a mobile database terminal.
00:11:05Wow.
00:11:06A mobile terminal?
00:11:07You mean this thing's a computer?
00:11:09Just a small part of a supercomputer.
00:11:11It's a military prototype.
00:11:13A top-secret weapon system developed during the Robotech War.
00:11:16It's the only weapon I've got against Supreme Command.
00:11:19Supreme Command?
00:11:20That broadcast of Colonel Andrews was a lie.
00:11:22I'm lost.
00:11:23You'd better spell it out for me.
00:11:24He's saying that what happened was just routine.
00:11:27Just military maneuvers.
00:11:29But I was there.
00:11:30I saw civilians dying.
00:11:31He quarantined the whole quadrant to keep us from talking.
00:11:34But I took the MoDat and got out.
00:11:35You can bet they'll be coming after him.
00:11:37That's why we've got to contact even fast.
00:11:39Party's over, boys.
00:11:40Huh?
00:11:41I'm sorry to be the guy to spoil your fun, but the colonel wants to see you, too.
00:11:45He seems to want his prototype back.
00:11:47If we go with you, we'll never be seen again by anybody.
00:11:50I'm not moving.
00:11:51Me neither.
00:11:51Suit yourself.
00:11:52Get back.
00:11:53He's got a gun.
00:11:53Get those lights on.
00:11:54Wait, Todd.
00:11:55That's my guy.
00:11:56You take the MoDat-5.
00:11:57Little punks.
00:11:57Todd!
00:11:58Shut up, Mark.
00:11:58Get out of here.
00:11:59You've got to have contact with Eve.
00:12:04Forget him.
00:12:05Get the prototype.
00:12:06Did he make it out?
00:12:16He's broken out.
00:12:17All units can pack up at once.
00:12:19Stop all pursuit immediately.
00:12:21Eve will help us find him in no time.
00:12:29Forget it, I said.
00:12:30We'll deal with him later.
00:12:31How about the other one?
00:12:33Is he dead?
00:12:34He's getting there.
00:12:37I can't get over it.
00:12:38Those goons were shooting real bullets.
00:12:40Their aim is pretty bad.
00:12:41There's not a mark on the bike.
00:12:43Hey, what are you driving at?
00:12:44That maybe I dreamed the whole thing up and it never happened?
00:12:46Come on.
00:12:47You're putting this on, aren't you?
00:12:49All this stuff about cover-ups and some mysterious woman named Eve.
00:12:52I suppose I imagine the bike, then.
00:12:54I'm dying until you explain that, big guy.
00:12:56You know, Mark's got a point.
00:12:57The bike's definitely for real.
00:12:59It's dripping transmission fluid all over my floor.
00:13:02And if the bike ain't a figment of his imagination, well, then maybe, maybe none of it is.
00:13:07Pop, don't tell me he's got you going.
00:13:10All right, say it all happened just like he said.
00:13:12Then aren't you a little bit worried about your buddy, Todd?
00:13:14Jeez, Todd's a soldier.
00:13:16He can take care of himself.
00:13:17I'm worried about what's going to happen to the rest of us.
00:13:19How are they supposed to find us?
00:13:21This city's a big place.
00:13:22We got a rough fix on the modad before it was deactivated.
00:13:25Warehouse District Sector 9.
00:13:27Keep scanning.
00:13:28The kid may start it up again.
00:13:29I want every available unit down there.
00:13:31He can't hide forever.
00:13:34There.
00:13:36It's going to take a lot more than a coat of paint to disguise that thing.
00:13:42Oh, no, look at the time.
00:13:43Becky's going to kill me.
00:13:45I was supposed to be there almost 15...
00:13:47Huh?
00:13:48Oh, brother.
00:13:51We'll do everything.
00:13:53What do you want?
00:13:54We'll do everything for the tapaprès.��에Sniffe's.
00:14:07You're my best.
00:14:13Hey there, guys.
00:14:16Mequila. The
00:14:17cup of
00:14:17What EUrient.
00:14:17I might have a mess.
00:14:17go. Let's
00:14:17go. Let's
00:14:18go.
00:14:20Hiya, Becky.
00:14:22Hey, you dropped your purse.
00:14:25Sorry I'm late.
00:14:26Who do you think you are?
00:14:27Steve McQueen?
00:14:28Hey, look, I'm sorry, but after what happened last night,
00:14:31you're lucky I'm here at all.
00:14:32You'll never believe...
00:14:33Lucky, do you know how long I've been waiting?
00:14:35Sorry.
00:14:36If I miss that audition, I'll wring your neck.
00:14:39Hey.
00:14:39Taxi!
00:14:41Becky, wait.
00:14:42You'll never make it that way.
00:14:43Where to?
00:14:44Central Broadcasting Studio, downtown.
00:14:46I hope you're not in any hurry, lady.
00:14:48Becky, are you crazy?
00:14:49It's bumper-to-bumper downtown.
00:14:52Come on.
00:14:53Give me one more chance.
00:14:55I guess I don't have much choice.
00:14:57You don't know if you want to get there on time.
00:14:59Hang on.
00:15:05Knock your hook.
00:15:07Makes me nervous.
00:15:08Why?
00:15:08Make you nervous.
00:15:11Why don't I come to the Stance Audition with you
00:15:14to give you moral support?
00:15:15I think I can handle it.
00:15:16Because the walls might have ears.
00:15:20Hey, you gonna cast me in Kelly's movie?
00:15:21Well, there was a part for you.
00:15:23What do you mean, there was a part?
00:15:25I told her you could play Lee.
00:15:27But now I'm not so sure it's such a good idea.
00:15:29Come on.
00:15:29I bet I'd be perfect.
00:15:31Don't call us.
00:15:32We'll call you.
00:15:33Hey, give me a break.
00:15:34I'd make a terrific leading man.
00:15:36I'll do my own stunts.
00:15:37We'll try to find a part for you.
00:15:39Something a bit smaller.
00:15:40Ciao.
00:15:41Wait.
00:15:42Give me Kelly's number.
00:15:43Let me talk to her.
00:15:45Well, it's against my better judgment,
00:15:46but her number's Kwandike 26553.
00:15:49And try not to be too much of a jerkle ride.
00:15:52See you later.
00:15:52See you later.
00:15:53Yeah!
00:15:55I'm gonna be a star!
00:16:17Hi.
00:16:20Hi.
00:16:21Good luck in there.
00:16:21Thanks.
00:16:23I'm late.
00:16:24I know.
00:16:24Excuse me.
00:16:25Ah, gentlemen.
00:16:25This is Miss Michaels, I think.
00:16:27Yes, sir.
00:16:27Becky Michaels.
00:16:28I knew Miss Michaels would be worth waiting for.
00:16:31Make yourself comfortable, Becky.
00:16:34Strike Force 1, we have final clearance for attack on the alien fleet.
00:16:37Phantom Wing, commence launch sequence.
00:16:39Roger.
00:16:40Control.
00:16:40Launch sequence underway.
00:16:41Thrusters engaged.
00:16:44Phantom Wing, you are clear for taxi.
00:16:46Stand by for cruiser ignition.
00:16:56The phantoms are standing by for permission to take off, sir.
00:16:59Let's not keep them waiting.
00:17:00Permission granted.
00:17:09This is absolute balloonist.
00:17:11Sir, the supreme command felt that a counterattack might catch them off guard.
00:17:16You don't approve of this mission, do you, commander?
00:17:18Hmm?
00:17:19I think I've made my feelings plain.
00:17:22Those men are risking their lives against an enemy that officially doesn't even exist.
00:17:26The alien flagship is coming into rain.
00:17:28Fire!
00:17:34Fire!
00:17:34Fire!
00:17:40Sir, I need that you're throwing out some kind of deflector screen.
00:17:51Phantom Blue, accelerate to attack speed.
00:17:53Roger.
00:18:06Fire!
00:18:07We can't get through!
00:18:11Where's the red?
00:18:12Get your fighters out of there!
00:18:14Too late, sir!
00:18:14I picked this up!
00:18:19I'm picking us!
00:18:20On the right lead, OT.
00:18:21Tango 12.
00:18:22I'm picking us in.
00:18:23Discount!
00:18:23Disruptor fire coming this way!
00:18:25Call up, sir!
00:18:25Go on!
00:18:31Strike force to Supreme Command.
00:18:33The enemy flagship has repelled our attack.
00:18:35Phantom Leader is down.
00:18:36Repeat, Phantom Leader is down.
00:18:38Red and blue squadrons believe lost.
00:18:40All other units badly depleted urgently request to consider immediate withdrawal of all forces.
00:18:45What's the damage to the alien ship?
00:18:46Minimal at best.
00:18:47We haven't even put a dent in their deflectors.
00:18:50Forget the enemy, Colonel.
00:18:51How many of our fighters are down?
00:18:52Our data's very incomplete.
00:18:54Then put up what you've got!
00:18:56These are the squadrons we've lost so far.
00:18:58Sound the retreat, General.
00:19:00Well, there's still someone left to hear it.
00:19:02Call off the attack!
00:19:04Hurry, bring those fighters home.
00:19:05All units, abort! Abort! Disengage and return to base!
00:19:10Andrew's here.
00:19:10Good news, Colonel.
00:19:12The Security Council has been convened to consider your proposal.
00:19:15They'll have to listen to you now, sir.
00:19:16That strike force of theirs was a disaster, just like you said it would be.
00:19:20And the enemy fleet, is it?
00:19:21Completely undamaged by the Earthlings' attack.
00:19:23I see no point in our retaliating.
00:19:25It might very well upset our plan.
00:19:26If we don't respond, my lord, the humans may begin to doubt our superiority.
00:19:30Silence! Enough!
00:19:31The Simulant.
00:19:33He is the key to our success.
00:19:35Thanks to him, we were forewarned of the Earthlings' attack.
00:19:38Thanks to him, the memory matrix will soon be ours.
00:19:41Once that has been accomplished, there will be more than enough time to demonstrate our superiority.
00:19:55Colonel Andrews proposes that Supreme Command go online with the EVE supercomputer and use it to develop and coordinate our
00:20:02defensive strategy.
00:20:04He further suggests that he himself be placed in charge of the computer.
00:20:07He is, after all, the only officer of command rank with extensive knowledge of the EVE.
00:20:12General?
00:20:13I find the proposal perfectly brilliant, Excellency.
00:20:16It's high time that that computer was put through its paces.
00:20:19I'm in agreement with you, General, but perhaps we should hear from the rest of the council.
00:20:23Commander Emerson?
00:20:24Sir, I remind you the EVE is the product of an alien technology.
00:20:27It's a complete mystery to us.
00:20:29To trust it with our defense is madness.
00:20:31Are you saying we're incapable of maintaining control over this operation?
00:20:34I have my doubts.
00:20:36Anyway, I suspect that Professor Embry is not going to be exactly eager to hand it over.
00:20:40It's a military emergency.
00:20:41I'm sure the Minister of Computer Science, at least, has some idea of his responsibilities.
00:20:46That's enough, gentlemen.
00:20:47Inform Colonel Andrews he is in command of the computer complex as of this moment.
00:20:50But Supreme Command doesn't know the first thing about the computer.
00:20:54Good Lord, my men have been studying its memory base for years,
00:20:57and we've barely managed to scratch the surface of its capabilities.
00:21:00There's no more time for simply studying the EVE, Doctor.
00:21:03Supreme Command believes it's high time it was put to use.
00:21:06Is the Minister aware of what you're trying to do?
00:21:08Sir, Professor Embry's been made to see the military's point of view,
00:21:11and we're proceeding with his approval.
00:21:13As of this moment, I am assuming command of the EVE.
00:21:17Captain, will you please escort Dr. Peters off the base?
00:21:19It'll be my pleasure.
00:21:21The EVE was never meant to be used for military purposes, honestly.
00:21:25Arrogance of Supreme Command is beyond belief.
00:21:27Good luck, Colonel. You're going to need it.
00:21:31I want everybody on Dr. Peters' staff immediately removed from his position
00:21:35and replaced with one of my own personnel.
00:21:37Yes, sir. We've already begun weeding them out.
00:21:40But you heard him, Colonel.
00:21:41This machine's never been used by the military before.
00:21:43How do you plan on hooking it up? I mean, where do we begin?
00:21:46That won't be a problem, Major. I know precisely where to begin.
00:21:56All patch bays are online and ready for processing.
00:21:59Well?
00:22:00Sir?
00:22:00Stand easy, soldier. Status report.
00:22:02We're patched into the computer's main memory matrix.
00:22:05We should be able to start coordinating the strategic data
00:22:08just as soon as Supreme Command starts feeding it to us.
00:22:11That's splendid.
00:22:12Begin transmitting the memory matrix to the TS-25.
00:22:15Excuse me, Colonel, but do you really mean the TS-25?
00:22:18That space satellite's been abandoned for years.
00:22:20You have your orders. Begin transmission.
00:22:23Sir.
00:22:23After all, we'll be demanding a lot from the EVE.
00:22:26This is just a little exercise to warm up its systems for the real work ahead.
00:22:30Can you believe this?
00:22:31They got us transmitting the whole database to a dead satellite.
00:22:35I guess this is what you call busy work.
00:22:37There's gotta be a couple of trillion megabytes of data stored in this matrix.
00:22:40At this rate, we could be stuck in this icebox for two or three days transmitting all this stuff.
00:22:45Well, at least your fingers will stay warm.
00:23:01Sir, sensors have detected a subspace transmission on Vector 11.
00:23:05It is unlike any Earth signal we've yet monitored.
00:23:07It must be the signal the Masters have been waiting for.
00:23:10Bring all receptors to bear on Vector 11.
00:23:13Intercept that transmission and contact the flagship immediately.
00:23:17Understood, sir.
00:23:20My lord, the simulant of Colonel Andrews has begun transmitting the memory matrix of the mother computer, as you predicted.
00:23:26Outlying ships have intercepted the signal and are feeding it to our bio-organic computers.
00:23:30Excellent.
00:23:31Encode and assimilate the data as it is received. Let us not waste any time.
00:23:35Yes, my lord.
00:23:42Our liquid enzyme databanks are beginning to fill. Assimilation has begun.
00:23:46Our mission will soon be accomplished. The memory matrix will be in our possession.
00:23:51And then at last we'll be free to annihilate this rich planet and its miserable inhabitants.
00:23:57Now I know why you guys cast me in your movies.
00:24:00Well, I've gotta confess, you were the only fellow we knew with a motorcycle.
00:24:03So my acting ability didn't count?
00:24:05That came into it a little bit.
00:24:06Hey, let's have a shot of you on the freeway.
00:24:08Hey! Don't just sit there and show me what that mean machine can do!
00:24:15What are you waiting?
00:24:16What a wreck!
00:24:17I bet she'd be a lot happier if it could drive by itself.
00:24:20Come on, Mark. Be a sport.
00:24:21I can't even believe I let you people talk me into this stupid thing.
00:24:24This bike doesn't even belong to me.
00:24:26You're behaving like you stole it.
00:24:28I didn't, but to some people that might not matter very much.
00:24:31What do you mean? What people? Mark, what's the story behind this machine?
00:24:34Where'd it come from?
00:24:35Forget it.
00:24:36Listen, Mark, if you've gotten yourself into some kind of trouble and you needed help tell me about it, wouldn't
00:24:41you?
00:24:41Move it! Slow pop! You're falling behind!
00:24:44What? No motorcycle? You mean you just want me to act in this scene?
00:24:48I don't expect miracles. Remember your lines and don't bump into the furniture. That's all I can ask for.
00:24:53Hmm.
00:24:53All right. From the top, I want simplicity and feeling. Everyone quiet! And action!
00:25:00I'm sorry, my darling, but I've been called to the front and I must go. We haven't much time.
00:25:05No, you're wrong, my love. We have a lifetime.
00:25:09That's great, but I don't believe it.
00:25:11Ah!
00:25:13Oh, no! Not Eve again! That ditzy pop star just spoiled my tape!
00:25:21The future is now
00:25:24There's no way down the game tonight
00:25:25Wait a second. What did she call her? Eve?
00:25:28You've never seen her? Mark, she's the biggest thing on television!
00:25:32The future is now
00:25:37Let's stand up and fight, we know it's right
00:25:40Nothing will stand in our way
00:25:50The future is now
00:25:54I wonder if that's the Eve Todd told me to contact
00:25:57Are you going to tell me what's going on?
00:26:00Wait! Hold that pose! Don't move!
00:26:03Got it! This film will be a masterpiece!
00:26:07Here! This is the part I love!
00:26:10Look at that bike! Did you ever see anything like it?
00:26:13No, that's what worries me
00:26:16City doc, hello?
00:26:18Oh, hi, Mark. We've been watching your screen test
00:26:21Stacy, put Becky on. I've got to speak with her. It's important
00:26:24I bet. You movie stars think everything you do is important
00:26:27Hang on. Hi, Mark. What is it?
00:26:31Is that Eve again?
00:26:32She's got some kind of talk show, right?
00:26:34Eve, tell that joker it's too early to be making TV appearances
00:26:37I haven't even edited the film yet
00:26:39I think she takes phone calls
00:26:41So I heard. What time's her program on?
00:26:43Four o'clock
00:26:44Okay, maybe I'm out of my mind
00:26:45But I'm gonna call her up and see if she knows something about Todd
00:26:48And what happened to him
00:26:49Mark, are you in some kind of trouble? Why won't you tell me?
00:26:52Tune in to Eve's show today and you'll understand everything
00:26:54Music, fashion, the weather, or your waistline
00:26:56Give me a ring and let's talk about it
00:26:59There's our first call coming in right now
00:27:01Eve here
00:27:02Uh, hello, Eve? Are you there? I can't see you
00:27:05Yeah, I'm here. Try backing off a little from the telemonitor
00:27:09Oh, sorry, but I've never done this before
00:27:12Never would have guessed
00:27:14Todd Harris, does that name mean anything?
00:27:17Security override
00:27:19Go to stock footage of Eve
00:27:21Three, two, one, go
00:27:23Rolling standard apology
00:27:25Well, no one ever said the TV was perfect
00:27:27Sorry about that
00:27:28Let's move on to line five
00:27:29Hello? Hello, Eve
00:27:30You know what you think about here
00:27:31He was just getting started
00:27:32So they've got him sighted
00:27:33Hmm, wait for backup
00:27:35We're feeding him an Eve simulation that should keep him occupied till we can jump him
00:27:39It's more than a motorcycle, it's a weapons system
00:27:41It's what started all this trouble
00:27:43Where is this bike?
00:27:44I mean, I'm sure it's everything you say it is
00:27:46But, you know, the proof's in the pudding
00:27:48You keeping it a secret or you're gonna let us have a look?
00:27:50But it's right behind me
00:27:52Ugh
00:27:53Sorry, I must be blocking the camera
00:27:56Can you see it now?
00:27:57I'm telling you, this thing is some kind of top secret prototype
00:28:00Well, then how did your friend get hold of it?
00:28:02Well, he sort of appropriated the bike from the military for his own protection
00:28:06Protection? For what?
00:28:08From government agents, who else?
00:28:09He stumbled onto some kind of military conspiracy
00:28:12This is wild
00:28:13Listen, Mark, I've got an idea
00:28:15Bring this bike of yours by the studio and maybe we can do an in-depth feature on it
00:28:18Lady, I should have called you a long time ago
00:28:20You're the best protection I've got against these guys
00:28:22I mean, after all, I'm on national television
00:28:25Those goons would have to be pretty dumb to jump in with millions of people watching
00:28:28Eve, you and me are gonna blow the lid off this whole thing
00:28:31And they won't be able to do a thing about it
00:28:33Here I come
00:28:34The kid swallowed the bait
00:28:35Good, keep him in sight
00:28:36Stand by to intercept
00:28:38Well, that's about all the time we have for phone calls today
00:28:40But there's music coming up, so don't go away
00:28:43He's heading for the expressway
00:28:45We copy, he just passed us
00:28:47We've arranged an accident to cut him off at the next corner
00:28:50Is everybody in place?
00:28:51Roger, we're ready here
00:28:53I've got him, sir, on the left
00:28:54Just coming into position now
00:28:56All right, boys, take him out
00:29:03Hey, what are you, flying?
00:29:04This is a turning lane, I hit the right of way
00:29:06You idiot! I was here first
00:29:08You cut me off before I even had a chance to signal
00:29:10That's wrong
00:29:11You're both a couple of jerks
00:29:12I can't believe you could be so stupid
00:29:14Seems to me the kid was partly responsible
00:29:16Yeah, I sure was
00:29:19Let go of these
00:29:22Michael Cycles, you little punk
00:29:25Come on, help me
00:29:26Come back now
00:29:26Get his legs
00:29:35He broke through, backed right into a building
00:29:37And peeled away on the bike
00:29:38He's making for the expressway
00:29:39We'll get him
00:29:40I've got a little surprise from Special Branch
00:29:42Waiting for him up ahead of the next light
00:29:49There he goes, move out
00:29:56These bozos look like they mean business
00:29:58Time for me to get out of here
00:30:17Any more
00:30:17I have to explain in a way
00:30:17I can't wait to get out of here
00:30:18There he goes, he's Central Campus
00:30:18I can't wait for a while
00:30:18There he goes, but
00:30:26There, there he is
00:30:29You really need to wait for me
00:30:29I can't wait for you
00:30:29Hey, back off!
00:30:34Oh, brother, I'd better think of something fast.
00:30:41I hope my brakes are good.
00:30:42Yeah!
00:31:00Yeah, that's one more down.
00:31:02Tone our net away and approaching target.
00:31:05Now what?
00:31:08Uh-oh, I'm in trouble.
00:31:10This terminal is in danger, engaging automatic transformation.
00:31:16Joe!
00:31:27Evasive sequence concluded. Restoring terminal to cycle configuration.
00:31:32Huh?
00:31:39Can you estimate how much time will be needed to complete the transfer of the data?
00:31:43Checking.
00:31:46It's difficult, sir. Their technology is so primitive.
00:31:49Our computers are able to assimilate the data ten times faster than they can send it.
00:31:53The transfer must be finished quickly as possible before the humans become suspicious.
00:31:57Of course.
00:31:58And the moment it is finished,
00:32:01the planet Earth will be finished.
00:32:04Those agents must have been monitoring Eve's broadcast. Either that or she set me up.
00:32:08Who cares if it's trash? The ratings are up.
00:32:16Hmm. She's gotta be around here somewhere.
00:32:21Evening.
00:32:22Mm-hmm.
00:32:22Not all right.
00:32:23I'm sorry a little bit.
00:32:24That's my story.
00:32:25Not all right.
00:32:48It is not all right.
00:32:51I am sorry a little bit.
00:32:51It's a beautiful sweet-set idea.
00:32:52In danger in your mind, you might remember what to do.
00:33:04Calm on me, pain on me.
00:33:12Hold it, I can't. We hold it. We've got a temperamental emulator on our hands.
00:33:17Little girl's tracking out her face.
00:33:18Back it up and let's see if the problem's in the digital or the holograph.
00:33:22I got it, Frank. It was in the projection heads.
00:33:24Jeez, this is almost as much trouble as working with a real singer.
00:33:27At least she doesn't demand coffee breaks.
00:33:29As long as we've backed up. Let's reprogram that last arm movement to burst.
00:33:32Yeah, there you go. That's a real leave kind of gesture.
00:33:35Okay, let's move along. It's getting past her bedtime.
00:33:37Sync track coming online. Now.
00:33:48Why don't you call on me? You know I'll be there.
00:33:56Great. My only lead turns out to be a video game.
00:34:00Huh? What's beeping?
00:34:03Not you again.
00:34:04This is an emergency communication for the operator of Mobile Database Terminal 5.
00:34:09Verbal response required for voice print identification.
00:34:13Lady, the last time we talked, I nearly got myself killed.
00:34:16Voice confirmed. Your name is Mark Landry. You attempted to make contact with me yesterday.
00:34:20Your call was monitored and intercepted. The same might happen to this communication at any moment, so I must be
00:34:26brief.
00:34:26You are operating the only MoDat that remains free. All of my other mobile terminals have been impounded by the
00:34:32military.
00:34:33But wait, did you say your terminals? What the heck are you?
00:34:37I am known as the EVE computer by your Earth government. It signifies enhanced video emulation.
00:34:43But there are others who call me by a very different name, and they have come for me, Mark. From
00:34:47far, far away they have come.
00:34:49The Earth has been invaded by a ruthless and powerful enemy from across the cosmos, and there is a conspiracy
00:34:55to conceal that fact.
00:34:56Your Supreme Command's attempts to defend the planet have so far proven disastrous.
00:35:00It can't be.
00:35:01Todd Harris was part of the force sent to oppose the initial invasion.
00:35:05He discovered the conspiracy, so he stole the MoDat and brought it away with him.
00:35:09What happened to Todd? Is he still alive?
00:35:12I'm afraid I haven't the answer. The MoDat was my link with him.
00:35:16Terrific. Look, EVE, this is all very interesting, but how do I fit into the picture?
00:35:20I need your help, Mark. The enemies I've mentioned are here to extract the data stored in my memory matrix.
00:35:25Once they have it, they will destroy the Earth.
00:35:27The process is already underway. I don't know who it is, but someone with access to my higher functions has
00:35:32begun transmitting the information to them.
00:35:35Soon they will have everything they want.
00:35:36Swell. Kapow goes the Earth.
00:35:39EVE, listen, I'd really like to help, but you've got the wrong guy. I'm no Superman, believe me.
00:35:43I'm just trying to find my friend and stay in one piece at the same time.
00:35:46But you've become quite an expert at maneuvering the MoDat, and your expertise must be put to good use.
00:35:51I've programmed it to guide you to me. Perhaps here you will discover the whereabouts of your friend.
00:35:56No, wait!
00:36:01This is the EVE complex.
00:36:04So this is where you live, huh? Pretty impressive for a holographic pop star.
00:36:08This underground complex was used only for scientific research until Supreme Command took over and Colonel Andrews was put in
00:36:14charge.
00:36:15Andrews? That name's familiar.
00:36:20Uh, say, where are we going, anyway?
00:36:22We are now approaching the computer core.
00:36:30Boy, they sure keep it cold. I'm freezing alive.
00:36:33Wait, I've got an idea.
00:36:39That's...
00:36:39Security override.
00:36:41What's wrong with the radio? I'm losing you.
00:36:43Mark, we are being monitored. They've detected my signal. Can't override. Interference. They're jamming my...
00:36:50Oh, boy. Someone went and pulled her plug before she even told me what I'm supposed to be doing up
00:36:55here.
00:37:06Colonel Andrews, this is Helix One. I've spotted the MoDat on level nine.
00:37:10Oopsie daisy.
00:37:12Well, so much for hospitality.
00:37:24Wow, this gizmo can see through walls.
00:37:41Colonel, come in your way!
00:37:49I've got him.
00:37:50I've got him.
00:37:54He's gone over.
00:37:55I'm falling!
00:37:59It's some kind of vacuum. There's no gravity.
00:38:04All units, this is Andrews. I've got him trapped in the space combat simulator.
00:38:08Clear the area and return to base. I'll handle him myself.
00:38:11My friend, you're about to become history.
00:38:21Time to try a flanking maneuver.
00:38:25My stabilizers! I'm out of control!
00:38:33I've got bad news for you, mister. Your rope just broke.
00:38:36Release that cable and I'll be sucked into the gravity core.
00:38:39It's tempting. But listen, how about we make a deal? I'll pull you out.
00:38:42But only if you give me some answers.
00:38:44Agreed.
00:38:48I'm not surprised you've got a whole subterranean setup down here. The kind of things you people have been doing.
00:38:52It figures you'd want to hide them under a rock.
00:38:55No offense, Colonel Andrews.
00:38:57I'm flattered you know my name.
00:38:59I know more than that. I know that little pep talk you gave on television was a pack of lies.
00:39:03You're trying to cover up the fact that we've been invaded.
00:39:05Todd told you that story, didn't he? He was farther gone than we thought.
00:39:09Huh?
00:39:09He's told it so many times, I guess he started to believe it himself.
00:39:13What are you talking about?
00:39:14But he never managed to convince anyone else before.
00:39:17Get off it, Colonel. Todd and I aren't a couple of kids. We didn't imagine those bullets your goons were
00:39:21shooting at you.
00:39:22They were ordered to apprehend a mentally unstable deserter. There was nothing more to it than that.
00:39:26I'm sure you'd be a much happier person if there had been some kind of government cover up.
00:39:31The saddest part of this whole sorry business is that one of the best men to serve under my command
00:39:36may be mentally incapacitated for the rest of his life.
00:39:39It was during the recent maneuvers. He just snapped. It happens sometimes to a soldier.
00:39:44Oh yeah? Then let me see him. Where are you keeping him?
00:39:46My friend, I'm beginning to get the impression you don't believe me.
00:39:49You bet I don't. You're forgetting something.
00:39:52Am I? How inconvenient.
00:39:53I've been talking with your computer. Eve told me everything, Colonel.
00:39:58So you've been talking to Eve. I've got some disappointing news for you.
00:40:03You see, we wanted the MoDat back here in one piece.
00:40:06And quite frankly, you weren't proving very cooperative in that regard.
00:40:10So we manufactured Eve's emergency communication to bring you and the MoDat to us.
00:40:15Are you trying to tell me that all that stuff about the memory matrix and the invasion was...
00:40:19Pure science fiction to lure you here. There is no memory matrix, no invasion.
00:40:23But I saw the fighting.
00:40:25That's what you were supposed to think. What you actually saw was the video emulator at work.
00:40:29It produces a montage of computer-generated images that are no closer to reality than a cartoon, if somewhat more
00:40:36realistic.
00:40:37Hey, I'm no dummy. I may not know who to believe or what this is all about, but I do
00:40:41know there's something fishy going on and I'm sick of being caught in the middle.
00:40:44I need some time to figure out this mess and I want your men to leave me alone.
00:40:47Now that you've surrendered the MoDat, they'll never bother you again.
00:40:50You're crazy. I'm not surrendering anything.
00:40:52Wait. What are you doing? Come on, friend. Be sensible. Hand the bike over. Get out of it while you
00:40:57can.
00:40:57I wouldn't want anything to happen to you.
00:40:59Nothing's gonna happen to me as long as I got the bike and the film we made of it.
00:41:03So others are involved in this with you.
00:41:07I'm warning you. Stay away from them. You hear me?
00:41:12Just stay away, Colonel, and the next time I'll do more than part your hair.
00:41:27Simulant, you have performed well.
00:41:29The young fool is now so confused that he poses little danger to us.
00:41:33Nonetheless, he and his friends must be neutralized.
00:41:50Becky, there you are. You know how long I've been trying to track you down? What are you doing?
00:41:55I'm rehearsing.
00:41:55Wait, forget it. You can tell me later. Listen, I've got to talk to you.
00:41:58You and your roommates may be in danger. Don't ask me to explain. When can we meet?
00:42:02I'm there at about an hour. I can meet you then, I guess.
00:42:05You can't get away any sooner? Okay, one hour in front of your place.
00:42:08And, Becky, be careful, will you? Goodbye.
00:42:10Ooh. Well, goodbye.
00:42:20You big jerk. I almost lost my job.
00:42:23Wait a second. What job? You didn't get a part, did you?
00:42:26Of course I got a part. You drove me to the audition, but I guess you're not supposed to remember
00:42:30that.
00:42:31Oh, no, not you. You have more important things to think about.
00:42:34Hmm.
00:42:36It's like your mind's a thousand miles away. What is it, Mark? What's happening to you?
00:42:40First, let me hide this bike someplace.
00:42:43Why not use the garage? That's what it's for.
00:42:46I still don't get it, Mark. Why would someone want to pull you off each show?
00:42:50No. You're holding back on me.
00:42:52I don't want you to get caught up in this mess. Just be careful. That's all you need to know,
00:42:56Becky.
00:42:59You're not making sense, Mark. I already am caught up in this mess.
00:43:03Maybe I've been wrong. Maybe I should give the bike back to him.
00:43:06Then this whole thing might just blow over. My life can return to normal.
00:43:11I can't help you, Mark. I wish I could.
00:43:14But for some reason, you're not able to trust me, and that makes it kind of difficult.
00:43:17Of course I trust you.
00:43:19Hmm.
00:43:21Listen, Becky, let's forget about this for the moment, okay?
00:43:25Hey, how was your rehearsal?
00:43:27Huh? I've had worse. You coming to the show?
00:43:30You know, I wouldn't miss it.
00:43:31We go on camera tonight.
00:43:32Good night.
00:43:33Good night.
00:43:35Good night.
00:43:37Good night.
00:43:37I've had to try to make it on my own.
00:43:45Sometimes it's hard to be alone.
00:43:52In my mind, my loneliness would never seem to end.
00:44:02Something is happening
00:44:05I don't understand
00:44:08In my heart
00:44:11I feel the heat
00:44:14When something's burning deep inside of me
00:44:18I'll be the man that I could never be
00:44:22Now that I've found you
00:44:25In my heart
00:44:28I realize
00:44:31You are the love that opened up my eyes
00:44:34You are the answer and the reason why
00:44:38Living my life for you
00:44:42In my heart
00:44:43And cut!
00:44:45Okay, girls, get back to the hotel and get a good night's sleep.
00:44:47Pick up some first thing in the morning.
00:44:49Fantastic performance, Becky. Really, really fantastic.
00:44:52Thanks, Roger.
00:44:54Hey, who's that joker?
00:44:55He happens to be the director and he's been very supportive.
00:44:58Oh, I bet.
00:44:59I admire the man. I think he's brilliant.
00:45:01Yeah.
00:45:02If you'll excuse me.
00:45:03Hey, give me a break.
00:45:04Goodbye, Mark. Hi, Roger.
00:45:06I hope you girls are happy with the hotel I booked for you.
00:45:09Very. It was nice of you to put us all up.
00:45:17How long before the entire memory matrix is transferred to our database?
00:45:21It may take as long as 36 hours to complete the process, my lord.
00:45:24So far, we have received and encoded barely half of the data.
00:45:27Have we any further reports from the simulants regarding the Earth forces?
00:45:31Checking.
00:45:32Just as we suspected, they are mounting a second offensive.
00:45:36Their fleet will be within scanning range shortly.
00:45:38Their persistence begins to bore me.
00:45:40I want that fleet eliminated.
00:45:42Yes, my lord.
00:45:48According to the studio, this is the place where the dancers are staying.
00:45:52I think I'll have a look around.
00:45:56She'd kill me if she knew I was spying on her.
00:45:59But what the heck?
00:46:00Now, Roger gives me the creeps.
00:46:02Besides, it gives me a chance to play with this surveillance equipment.
00:46:06Maybe I'll get a better picture if I go up another level.
00:46:09Ooh!
00:46:10I hope that was Roger's car.
00:46:14Forget it. I'm not going.
00:46:17I don't know why I brought you.
00:46:18I don't know why, Kate.
00:46:19I know where you came.
00:46:19Oh, shut up!
00:46:20Don't tell me to shut up!
00:46:27Hello, Becky.
00:46:30Well, she wasn't on that level.
00:46:32What about this one?
00:46:33No more champagne, please, Tony.
00:46:35You know it makes my nose all dizzy.
00:46:37Nope. Try again.
00:46:38But how can it be chocolate?
00:46:40It's green.
00:46:41I don't know how you got in here, Roger.
00:46:45Don't fight it, Becky.
00:46:48Huh?
00:46:48No.
00:46:48Come on, Becky.
00:46:49Roger, please stop it.
00:46:51Get out of here.
00:46:53Becky, hang on.
00:46:54Come on.
00:46:56Come on.
00:47:01Back off, slime ball.
00:47:04Can't you see the lady's not interested?
00:47:11Hey!
00:47:12Did you see that thing?
00:47:14What was this?
00:47:15A little robot?
00:47:16Did you see her?
00:47:17She was almost naked.
00:47:18No.
00:47:19Really?
00:47:23What would you have done if I hadn't shown up?
00:47:26I don't know.
00:47:33Can you believe it?
00:47:34Roger thought I really liked him like I was going to swan in ecstasy when he walked into the room.
00:47:39The guy's really pathetic.
00:47:41Grow up, Becky.
00:47:43Grow up?
00:47:44How dare you?
00:47:45It's not my fault, men and jerks.
00:47:46Anyway, what business is it of yours?
00:47:48I've got some news for you, fella.
00:47:50You don't own me.
00:47:51You got that?
00:47:51Nobody owns me.
00:47:53Now, if you don't mind, I'll be on my way.
00:47:55I'm not used to being roughed up by two gorillas in the same night.
00:47:59Goodbye, Mark.
00:48:02The Earth fleet is converging on our position.
00:48:04All ships report ready and standing by.
00:48:07They are using the mother computer to formulate their strategy.
00:48:11Hmm.
00:48:13That means their battle plan is being fed directly into our own database.
00:48:16We shall know every move the fools make before they do themselves.
00:48:21Attack wing seven to maintain position and commence battle station sequence.
00:48:25Roger.
00:48:26All systems are armed and ready.
00:48:38Objective coming into range.
00:48:39Attack wing seven to nine seconds.
00:48:41I hope this computer knows what it's doing.
00:48:53Sir, they're outflanking us.
00:48:54Hovercraft converging at eight o'clock.
00:49:04Oh, no, it's a trap.
00:49:06This could draw our whole battle plan out the window.
00:49:07Stand by.
00:49:08We may have to override the computer.
00:49:14Delta group one, you are cleared for.
00:49:21Accelerate to 179.070.
00:49:23Launch window in five seconds.
00:49:25Roger, Com-Com.
00:49:26All green.
00:49:26Approaching launching bay window now.
00:49:39Cluster torpedo, away.
00:49:52Send them out.
00:49:53Gyro attack choppers into large position.
00:49:56You are cleared for takeoff.
00:49:58All agents, proceed to rendezvous nine.
00:50:01Contact with enemy hovercraft in four seconds.
00:50:16AJAX to engage battaloid mode.
00:50:19Close quarters combat scenario.
00:50:21Commencing now.
00:50:36Commander, they're right on top of us.
00:50:38They're hitting us with a disruptor barrage.
00:50:40Our deflectors can't take much more of this pounding.
00:50:42It's a blasted computer.
00:50:43The battle's not proceeding according to its program.
00:50:45What do you suggest?
00:50:46Ensign, pull the plug on that damn machine and give me manual control of this ship.
00:50:52I'm unable to override, sir.
00:50:53Those disruptors must be jamming our relay system.
00:50:56And the computer has us maintaining this position for another 18 minutes.
00:50:59I got you.
00:51:00There's only one possibility.
00:51:01We might be able to break free by throwing the ship's systems into hyperdrive.
00:51:05Commander, you're talking about a space-fold procedure.
00:51:06After the hammering we've taken, such a maneuver would probably smash this ship to bits.
00:51:10It's hopeless.
00:51:12We'll see.
00:51:13This is Commander Emerson to all units.
00:51:15Break off contact with the enemy and return to base at once.
00:51:17We'll make the jump to hyperdrive in one minute.
00:51:19Delta Blue here.
00:51:20We haven't enough fuel left for docking.
00:51:22Sorry, sir.
00:51:23Looks like we're gonna miss the party.
00:51:28All functions show steady and secure for folding.
00:51:31Energize.
00:51:32Preliminary force zone.
00:51:33Perimeter at zero mark nine.
00:51:35Ten seconds to space-fold procedure.
00:51:38Nine.
00:51:38Eight.
00:51:39Force zone.
00:51:40Seven.
00:51:40Energize and in place.
00:51:42Five.
00:51:42Final check.
00:51:42Green.
00:51:43You are clear to engage.
00:51:44Roger.
00:51:45Two.
00:51:45One.
00:51:46Engage.
00:51:58What the devil have those idiots done?
00:52:00They've bypassed the computer somehow.
00:52:01Sir, there was something wrong with the battle plan.
00:52:04It was like the enemy was expecting every move we made.
00:52:06Say, Colonel Andrews, I know it's none of my business, but do you think it's possible those aliens are intercepting
00:52:11our transmission of the Matrix somehow?
00:52:13Maybe we should shut her down till we're sure.
00:52:15You're absolutely right, my friend.
00:52:17It is none of your business.
00:52:18Now keep that data moving.
00:52:21Sounds like we have a few yellow bellies in the ranks.
00:52:23Prepare your troops to move at a moment's notice.
00:52:26We may be needing them.
00:52:33Okay, so I don't own you.
00:52:36Nobody owns you.
00:52:37But hey, can I borrow you for a couple of hours?
00:52:40Look up with a message on the wire.
00:52:45It was from a lover telling me goodbye.
00:52:52The image that was fading on the other side.
00:52:59Never thought to leave a reason why.
00:53:05Sometimes when my mind begins to wonder.
00:53:11I realize that things aren't what they seem.
00:53:18There's a question lingering within my mind.
00:53:25Could it be my love or was a dream?
00:53:29Why can't I be saved by science?
00:53:37Can science rescue me?
00:53:45Saved by technology
00:53:49Since it put me
00:53:53In the place I seem to be
00:54:03Thinking back on what we had together
00:54:10Suddenly the truth appears to me
00:54:16Sure hope I'm doing the right thing
00:54:20Embry speaking
00:54:21Excuse me, sir.
00:54:22I'm at the Robotech Research Center.
00:54:24What's the problem?
00:54:25Maybe nothing at all, sir.
00:54:26But then again, maybe a lot.
00:54:27Ever since Colonel Andrews took over
00:54:29He's been having us transmit the EVE's memory matrix
00:54:31To an abandoned satellite
00:54:33As a warm-up exercise.
00:54:34I pointed out to him
00:54:36The danger of the enemy
00:54:37Intercepting the signal
00:54:38But he wouldn't listen.
00:54:39I thought you should be told, sir.
00:54:41You're the minister of computer science.
00:54:42You're still technically in charge of the EVE.
00:54:45I appreciate your telling me
00:54:46Stop that transmission at once.
00:54:49Who would broadcast the matrix into space?
00:54:52Someone in supreme command
00:54:53Is either a madman or a traitor.
00:54:55Whichever it is
00:54:56The time has come for an emergency session
00:54:58Of the Security Council.
00:55:00Systems shut down in three seconds.
00:55:05We are down.
00:55:06The computer is down.
00:55:08That's more like it.
00:55:09Finally, some peace.
00:55:10Things won't be very peaceful
00:55:12When Colonel Andrews discovers
00:55:13His computer's been deactivated
00:55:15By the science ministry.
00:55:16I mean, there's no telling
00:55:17What he may do when he finds out.
00:55:18A complete shutdown, sir.
00:55:20The technicians have been ordered
00:55:21To stop transmitting.
00:55:22It was EVE's idea.
00:55:24That's it.
00:55:24We're moving in.
00:55:25We're moving in.
00:55:26We're moving in.
00:55:31All right.
00:55:32Everybody out.
00:55:33Let's move in.
00:55:33Cover all the exits.
00:55:35I spoke to Professor
00:55:36Actually, we have the situation.
00:55:39What the devil's the meaning of this?
00:55:40Colonel Andrews,
00:55:42What are you doing here?
00:55:43I think it's fairly obvious.
00:55:45I'm taking over this government.
00:55:47You must be mad.
00:55:53We've completed our business inside.
00:55:54What's happening out there?
00:55:56We've surrounded the Prime Minister's mansion.
00:55:57Awaiting your command to move in.
00:55:59You've got it.
00:55:59You...
00:56:10Come on!
00:56:16There we go.
00:56:17A masterpiece.
00:56:18Just one more reel to edit
00:56:19And I'm done.
00:56:43No sign of the kid.
00:56:44Is that the footage of the MoDat?
00:56:47Mm-hmm.
00:56:48It's all here.
00:56:50Tell the colonel we got the film.
00:56:53Mr. Prime Minister.
00:56:56It's over.
00:56:57I'm in full command of the government
00:56:58And the armed forces.
00:56:59However, there are still some small pockets
00:57:01Of troops loyal to you.
00:57:03I want you to contact those units
00:57:04And order them to lay down their weapons.
00:57:06I won't.
00:57:07Don't be difficult, sir.
00:57:08I've just about run out of patience.
00:57:11Call them off
00:57:11Or you'll be responsible
00:57:12For what happens to them.
00:57:15By executive order
00:57:16Of the provisional government
00:57:17This computer is to resume operations
00:57:19Immediately.
00:57:20Well, here we go again.
00:57:22Systems online.
00:57:24I knew Andrews would be upset
00:57:25By the shutdown
00:57:25But come on
00:57:26Are we throwing the government?
00:57:27That's a little extreme, isn't it?
00:57:29Well, I guess he's an extreme kind of guy.
00:57:31Major, you have my permission
00:57:32To shoot anybody
00:57:33Responsible for any further interruption.
00:57:35Yes, Colonel.
00:57:36I mean, Mr. Prime Minister.
00:57:40Has the feed from the mother computer
00:57:42Been resumed?
00:57:42Yes, but the interruption
00:57:44Means we can no longer
00:57:45Depend on the simulant, my lord.
00:57:46I fear we may have to
00:57:48Interfene ourselves.
00:57:49Prepare the biroids.
00:57:54Oh, my God.
00:57:55Kelly.
00:57:56Kelly.
00:57:57How could this have happened?
00:58:00Oh, my God.
00:58:01Maybe she's fainted?
00:58:02No, Becky.
00:58:03She's dead.
00:58:06Stacy.
00:58:07How could I have been so blind?
00:58:08I should have known
00:58:09They'd come after the film.
00:58:10They?
00:58:11What are you talking about?
00:58:12Who are they?
00:58:13I'm calling the police.
00:58:15No.
00:58:15The cops are probably in on it.
00:58:17They'll just come back
00:58:18And finish off the rest of us.
00:58:21What are you going to do?
00:58:24This time I'll make them pay.
00:58:26I'll find them
00:58:27And kill them.
00:58:28No, Mark.
00:58:29Look after Stacy.
00:58:30I've got a score
00:58:31To settle with somebody.
00:58:32Come on.
00:58:41Stacy, you want me to sit by you?
00:58:44We'll help you feel any better.
00:58:46Oh.
00:58:46Oh.
00:58:51Hello, Stacy.
00:58:52Hello.
00:58:53Stacy?
00:58:53No, this is Becky speaking.
00:58:55This is Professor Every Becky.
00:58:56Put my daughter on the phone at once, please.
00:58:58Yes, sir.
00:58:59Just a moment.
00:59:00It's your father, Stacy.
00:59:01You sure you feel up to speaking with him?
00:59:03Mm-hmm.
00:59:05Hi, Papa.
00:59:06I'm here.
00:59:06Listen, darling.
00:59:07There's been some trouble here in the ministry
00:59:09And we're going to have to go away for a while.
00:59:11Just until things straighten themselves out.
00:59:13Now, I have a plane standing by at the airport.
00:59:15It'll be ready in half an hour.
00:59:17The computer.
00:59:18I've got to get back to the computer.
00:59:20That's where I'll find answers.
00:59:22When I do.
00:59:24Are you nuts?
00:59:26Yep.
00:59:26I've given up me.
00:59:27You see it, man?
00:59:28Oh.
00:59:30Oh, brother.
00:59:31Just what I need.
00:59:44Let's go.
01:00:03We've got a lock on the MoDat-5.
01:00:05What?
01:00:06Sector 19. Judging from its movements, it's being directed toward the Robotech Research Center.
01:00:11Readings indicate its power reserves are running dry. The weapon systems will be the first things
01:00:15to go. We shouldn't have much trouble getting it back, sir. Good. Then we'll be in complete control
01:00:19of all computer access. Not quite complete control, sir. There's still a main override module at our
01:00:25DEFCOM Alaska base. Who could operate it? We have every EVE programming expert under military guard.
01:00:30Are you forgetting the Minister of Computer Science? He might be on his way to Alaska base
01:00:34at this very moment. Professor Embry knows more about the EVE than anyone else. And my guess
01:00:39is he'll make trouble for us. Sir, with that module in his power, he might be able to sabotage
01:00:44all of our military programming. Maybe even change the access code and regain control of
01:00:48the computer. You're to find Embry and eliminate him once and for all. I'll have his head, or
01:00:54by God, I'll have all of yours. Yes, sir. Come on, fellas. Where's the welcoming committee?
01:01:04This is Helix-1. I'm showing an intruder on sub-level 6. Helix-1. That is an unpolarized
01:01:10entry. Destroy immediately. They found me. Looks like the kid lost control of the bike. We've got
01:01:25that crap down there. I'm going in. You cover me. Got you.
01:01:38Helix-1 is down. This is Helix-2. Request immediate battle-oid backup at Delta. We copy, Helix-2. We're
01:01:47approaching your sector now.
01:01:54Helix-2. Helix-2. No sign of him over here. Are you still in contact?
01:01:57There he goes. He's heading straight for the company's control.
01:02:02That kid crazy or something? He smashed right into the thing. What's he doing?
01:02:06Wait. Sit tight. Let's see if he comes out. Colonel, it's the MoDat. He's taking it with
01:02:14him inside the computer core. Don't damage the computer. Hold your fire. I'm on my way.
01:02:19This pest has bothered me for the last time. Quickly, bring me my body armor.
01:02:23Come on, Colonel. You're going to stand by and let me blast your computer?
01:02:28This ought to smoke him out.
01:02:32My blaster's kaput. I'm losing power.
01:02:37Check that corridor. I'll wait here.
01:02:40Just what the doctor ordered.
01:02:47Sorry, but I need this gun more than you do.
01:02:54Turbos, they're not responding.
01:03:04It's terrible. It's gotta be.
01:03:06Say your prayers, friend. By the time I'm through, they'll have to scrape you up.
01:03:15Big deal. Try this for size and...
01:03:19No.
01:03:28Geez, not again.
01:03:31Today is not my lucky day.
01:03:43If I could just get this tin tan on its feet.
01:03:53Well, look at that. You astonish me. You're still alive.
01:04:04Now my only problem is the bothersome Professor Embry.
01:04:07Sir, we just heard from the airport. Embry has a plane standing by.
01:04:11All units, move in at once.
01:04:12I'm still alive.
01:04:13I'm sorry.
01:04:14I'm sorry.
01:04:15I'm sorry.
01:04:28Where are these things?
01:04:29I'm sorry.
01:04:36I'm sorry.
01:04:44What's happening?
01:04:45It seems like everybody who ever meant anything to me
01:04:48is suddenly disappearing from my life.
01:05:02My Lord, the transmission has begun to fluctuate radically.
01:05:05There appears to have been a disturbance in the vicinity of the mother computer.
01:05:09The simulant is no longer in control of the situation.
01:05:12We must take action or risk jeopardizing our mission.
01:05:15Yes, agreed.
01:05:16How much of the memory matrix has already been fed into our computers?
01:05:20Our data banks are at 90% of total capacity.
01:05:24The data will be useless unless we have it all.
01:05:26Navigators prepare to penetrate the Earth's atmosphere.
01:05:29Yes, my Lord.
01:05:30These humans dare to stand in the way of our purpose?
01:05:32Yes, I look forward to exterminating the whole pathetic species.
01:05:41God, I've never felt so alone.
01:05:46Mark.
01:05:48Your father's waiting for you at the airport, Miss Embry.
01:05:51We'll have to hurry.
01:05:54Sir, the professor's daughter was just picked up by a limo with government plates.
01:05:58Proceeding northeast on central.
01:06:00Stay with her, but do not intercept.
01:06:01We know where she's headed.
01:06:03Sir, Embry's boarding the aircraft.
01:06:05Shall we move in?
01:06:05We've got his security forces outnumbered.
01:06:07Don't worry.
01:06:08The good professor's not about to leave without his little girl.
01:06:11We'll wait for airborne support.
01:06:18Mark, you must overcome the pain.
01:06:20You mustn't let it defeat you.
01:06:22Wake up.
01:06:24Oh, my head.
01:06:27The enemy has almost entirely depleted my memory matrix.
01:06:31But at the same time, the link between us has enabled me to learn much from their data banks.
01:06:35I may now have the means of helping your supreme command to defeat them, but I am again going to
01:06:39need your help, Mark.
01:06:40This one last time.
01:06:42I've been no help to anybody.
01:06:43Eve, why don't you find somebody else?
01:06:45This is no time for self-pity.
01:06:47At this moment, Professor Embry is at the airport, but unless something is done, his plane will never leave the
01:06:52ground.
01:06:52Colonel Andrews, we're in position.
01:06:54Andrews again?
01:06:55Actually, a biogenetic simulation of Colonel Andrews developed by the aliens.
01:06:59The real Andrews was destroyed, and the same fate awaits Professor Embry if he is captured.
01:07:04That must not happen.
01:07:05How much I can do about it?
01:07:06This generator's shot.
01:07:09It won't budge.
01:07:10There is another option.
01:07:11A space fighter prototype is fueled up and ready on Hangar Bay 11.
01:07:14Great.
01:07:14I suppose I'll find the keys in the ignition.
01:07:16I may have found a way of defeating the invaders, but if my plan fails, Professor Embry is our last
01:07:21hope.
01:07:21That's why you must go to the airport.
01:07:23Okay, okay.
01:07:23I get the picture.
01:07:54Have we lost command of the computers?
01:07:56Why the devil are they giving us incomprehensible gibberish?
01:07:58It just started happening.
01:08:00Well, find out who's responsible.
01:08:02Sir.
01:08:04It's the EVE, sir.
01:08:06It's taken over the input line, and it's feeding us the new data.
01:08:08It looks like it has something to do with the enemy fleet.
01:08:15We're starting to get detailed charts of the aliens' defenses.
01:08:18Hmm.
01:08:19It's almost like the EVE were trying to help us.
01:08:22Sir, I don't like it.
01:08:23There's a very good chance it's another alien trick.
01:08:26I know.
01:08:36I certainly hope nothing's happened.
01:08:38She should be here by now.
01:08:39I'm sure she'll be here any moment, sir.
01:08:41This airfield is suspiciously quiet.
01:08:43You don't think Colonel Andrew suspects?
01:08:45You give him more credit than he deserves, Professor.
01:08:47You'll be in DEFCOM Alaska Base before he even knows you're gone.
01:08:54Sir, we're receiving a communication from the alien fleet.
01:08:58We have come to fulfill two missions of supreme importance on your planet.
01:09:02One has been accomplished.
01:09:04The last megabytes of your EVE's memory are being fed into our data banks even as we speak.
01:09:09The process will be finished in a matter of minutes.
01:09:12I don't believe it.
01:09:13Don't you?
01:09:14Andrews was placed in command of that computer.
01:09:16He'd never stab us in the back.
01:09:18No man would ever betray his own planet.
01:09:20No man, perhaps, but the person you refer to is not a man.
01:09:24He is a biogenetic simulant.
01:09:26Unhampered by any such feelings of loyalty.
01:09:29Well then, what more do you want?
01:09:31You have what you came for.
01:09:32Is there some other purpose for you remaining in orbit above our planet?
01:09:35You mentioned a second reason for coming here.
01:09:39We remember the armada you defeated.
01:09:42Revenge!
01:09:42So that's what you want?
01:09:44Earth-Man, we've come to bury you.
01:09:50The fleet's in position, sir.
01:09:53Outrider 4, your replacements are here.
01:09:55You boys can head back in.
01:09:57We copy, Rider 1.
01:09:58Thanks.
01:10:00Hey, Lieutenant.
01:10:01I'm picking up a whole squadron of enemy transports converging on our position.
01:10:05Down stations.
01:10:27They've hit level B.
01:10:28Hurry!
01:10:40Hey, Jack, squad.
01:10:41I'm converging on transports.
01:10:54Status report.
01:10:55My lord, we are decimating their fleet.
01:10:57But despite the hopelessness of their position, these humans continue to fight back.
01:11:01The bravery of a desperate people who know their end is at hand.
01:11:05We shall descend in our flagship and take the battle to the planet itself.
01:11:22Oh, my lord, I'm going to die.
01:11:40All right, hold it, you. Get your hands up.
01:11:47Stop! Stop or I'll shoot!
01:11:52Hangar alert! Intruder in Gantry 11!
01:11:54Todd, wherever you are, I could sure use your help, old buddy.
01:11:58Lock up that ship. Divert all power from its boosters.
01:12:00Yes, sir.
01:12:03I've never seen a control panel like this before.
01:12:06Wait, the whole thing's shutting down. Now what?
01:12:10We have complete control over the ship's launching systems.
01:12:13You will not be able to take off. Surrender.
01:12:16Our little lady has finally made her entrance.
01:12:19Are the airborne troops in position?
01:12:20Yes, sir. They've just arrived.
01:12:22Perfect. Their timing is excellent. Let's begin.
01:12:42Miss Embry, I suggest you get back in the car.
01:12:49Good Lord! What's going on?
01:12:51Look out! Run!
01:12:52Ah!
01:13:19Come on!
01:13:38Hey, it's coming back on.
01:13:39You have done well in securing the space fighter.
01:13:41Todd would have been proud of you.
01:13:43Hold it!
01:13:44What do you mean by that, would have been?
01:13:46I hope you will forgive me for keeping this from you, Mark.
01:13:49I know how much Todd meant to you,
01:13:50but I was afraid that you might refuse to help me anymore
01:13:53if you discovered that he was...
01:13:54Dead. You can say it.
01:13:56I'm sorry, Mark.
01:14:00Clear out! He's fired his engines!
01:14:18That thing's headed for the airport.
01:14:20Stacy!
01:14:21Their flagship is approaching the planet's surface.
01:14:24Commander, I've had the EVE plugged into every shipboard computer in the fleet.
01:14:28These aliens forget that by opening a feed line to our computer,
01:14:32they've opened one to theirs as well.
01:14:34If there's a weak point in that flagship's defenses,
01:14:36the EVE's going to find it.
01:14:38Strike Force to Supreme Command.
01:14:40We are engaging the enemy flagship.
01:14:56All units to decoy formation.
01:14:58You fellas draw their attention.
01:14:59We're going to try to find a way under their deflector screens.
01:15:03One-seven. One-five. One-two.
01:15:06We did it! We're under their screens.
01:15:09Okay, boys. The rest is up to you.
01:15:11And the EVE.
01:15:17Your guidance systems are under my control.
01:15:19You will arrive at target in approximately 2.2 minutes.
01:15:24Uh-oh. We got company.
01:15:40Captain! Captain, I've been hit!
01:16:07Professor, you didn't clear your vacation plans with me.
01:16:11You've no right to hold me, Andrews.
01:16:15What the devil?
01:16:16I'll give you three guesses, Colonel.
01:16:20Airborne! Convergent once!
01:16:32Energy levels increase to 1-9 over 6.
01:16:35We must be getting awful close to that target, sir.
01:16:37Then what the heck are we waiting for? Move out!
01:16:59Looks like we found the target, sir.
01:17:01Affirmative. This is the alien's central power core.
01:17:04Destroy it, and you will set off a chain reaction that will destroy this flagship.
01:17:22I'll hold the box, sir. You take a shot at that.
01:17:38Move out!
01:17:41Move out!
01:17:43Move out!
01:17:57This is Delta Force. We did it with a little help from the EVE.
01:18:01We copy, Delta. Welcome back and congratulations.
01:18:24We'll see you next time.
01:18:40Unbelievable.
01:18:42So much for the enemy's invincibility.
01:18:44Sir, their fleet is reacting to the flagship's destruction.
01:18:47They're pulling out of orbit.
01:18:48Well, I'm not about to stop them.
01:18:49Bring all of our fighters back to base.
01:18:51Yes, sir.
01:18:52Sorry about this, Embry.
01:19:21You've been a thorn in my side for a long time, my friend.
01:19:24Well, not anymore.
01:19:27Quickly, the emergency release mechanism, Mark.
01:19:29I'm trying.
01:19:30It's jammed.
01:19:41Be careful, Mark.
01:19:42He's not alone.
01:19:42Not another move, kid.
01:19:44I'm right behind you.
01:19:46Try anything funny and you're going to feel one heck of a draft.
01:19:50Initiating automatic defense sequence.
01:19:52Retro fire locked on target.
01:19:54Hey!
01:19:54What are you doing?
01:20:10You're next, you tin-plated imposter.
01:20:26All right, Colonel Andrews, or whatever you call yourself, I've got a message from Todd and Kelly.
01:20:46Embry!
01:20:47Embry!
01:21:01The time has finally come.
01:21:04We can shape our destiny.
01:21:08Together we will have the strength to be.
01:21:12Mark!
01:21:13Huh?
01:21:14Mark!
01:21:16We share a common bond.
01:21:18Becky!
01:21:19Becky!
01:21:19With all humanity.
01:21:22We can't wait for tomorrow.
01:21:28Becky!
01:21:29Oh, Mark!
01:21:29Oh, our future is now.
01:21:32There's no better time to get in line.
01:21:35Our future is here today.
01:21:40Hey!
01:21:42Our future is now.
01:21:45Let us stand up and fight.
01:21:47We know it's right.
01:21:49Nothing will stand in our way.
01:21:54Hey!
01:22:15We can't give up the fight.
01:22:19We have to carry on.
01:22:22We can't put off till tomorrow.
01:22:26What we can do today.
01:22:30The future is now.
01:22:33There's no better time to get in line.
01:22:36The future is here today.
01:22:42Hey!
01:22:43The future is now.
01:22:47Let's stand up and fight.
01:22:48We know it's right.
01:22:49Nothing will stand in our way.
01:22:55Nothing will stand in our way.
01:22:58We have got to understand.
01:23:05The future is now.
01:23:13The future is now.
01:23:17The future is now.
01:23:18There's no better time to get in line.
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