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(WIND BLOWING)

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(MUSIC PLAYING)

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Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho.

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(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
I've caught up to him on the flats.

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- WOMAN: (ON RADIO) Be careful out there.
- MAN: Yeah. Out.

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(DOG BARKING)

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(DOGS WHINING)

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Okay, okay.

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Hey! Hey!

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Hey!

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(DOGS WHINING)

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(DOGS BARKING)

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(DOGS WHIMPERING)

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(SCREAMING)

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(WIND BLOWING)

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(MUSIC PLAYING)

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WOMAN: Okay. So if the R.O.V.
follows the ridge here,

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it should be able to take a sample

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and show us exactly how long the mineral
deposits were exposed to the atmosphere.

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Nice work, Lex.
Now all we have to do is plot a course

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- and load it into the R.O.V.
- Okay.

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You know, I've been through
some real crazy storms up here.

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This baby's built for it.

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Thank you.

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You know, I'll keep an eye on you
if things get rough.

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Uh, you know,
I remember this one time when...

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Yeah, well, this is built
to go hundreds of feet down,

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bet the station can't do that.

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I'm gonna bring this upstairs.

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- Here you go, Sammy.
- Thanks, Val.

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(SCOFFS)

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- What you got going on, Sammy?
- All right, I just...

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keep getting this erroneous
data from area 12.

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That or that ice is melting
way faster than we thought.

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Could be a new warm current
under the ice doing that.

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Whatever the data is,
we need to make sure it's correct.

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Can't let it skew our research
on how fast things are melting.

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We're not getting funded
to do sloppy work.

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Yeah, I mean, come on.
These numbers have to be wrong.

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Unless there's a new
warm current under there.

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Let me take a look.

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- Those numbers do seem high, don't they?
- Yeah.

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All right, let's work the problem.
See if you can't do a hard system reboot.

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Yeah. (CLEARS THROAT)

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Just give it a few seconds.

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Here we go.

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No, that's the same readings.

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We gotta confirm this.

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M.E. wants to know how fast
humans are warming the melt.

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Yeah, I just tried flashing the sensor's
memory, that didn't work either.

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I think I should just head out there and
see if I can't figure out what's going on.

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Tracy, what's the weather
looking like today?

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Actually, it looks great for once.

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Next storm shouldn't roll through
for another 12 hours.

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Perfect.

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But you call in every 30 minutes, okay?
Let us know you're all right.

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Will do, boss. Promise I won't forget.

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- Oh, and, Sammy.
- Yeah?

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- You're the man.
- (LAUGHS)

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I do what I can.

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All right, I'm headed out. I will radio
back if I find anything, and, hey...

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behave yourselves.

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Go.

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(LAUGHS)
Okay. All right. Hey, I'll see you later.

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(SIGH)

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What is going on with you, little buddy?

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You know, I kinda hope
that sensor isn't faulty.

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We'd finally have some
hard evidence to show M.E.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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- (SIGHS)
- T-3-A...

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- Samuel.
- Yeah?

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Hold on, man. Where you going?

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Uh, I just gotta head out
and check out a sensor.

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Okay. Just do me a favor and be
really careful around that thin ice.

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It's pretty bad this year.

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And because I don't wanna have to
call in a rescue team to save your ass

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- when you get hurt.
- What, me get hurt?

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- Yeah.
- Hey, you remember Cabo?

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- I've tried to forget.
- (LAUGHS)

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I jumped off the balcony into the pool.
I hit my head on the edge.

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Yeah, I lost consciousness
and still outdrank you that night.

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- I know.
- Hey, that reminds me.

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Dad sent those single-malts
with Ozzy on the last chopper run.

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Be back in an hour and a half.
Let's open 'em up.

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- Sounds good.
- All right, man.

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Hey, uh, I forgot to tell you.
You remind me of Mom.

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- Nag, nag.
- (WIND BLOWING)

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Hey, next time, close the inner door
before you open the outer door.

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Thank you. Radio check, too!

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- Hey, man.
- Yeah?

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(STARTS ENGINE)

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(REVVING ENGINE)

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WOMAN (ON RADIO): Oasis to Sammy.
Checking your radio status.

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SAMMY (ON RADIO): Radio status, check. I don't
see any county mounties around, bandit.

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WOMAN: I'm sure you don't.
Check back every 20 minutes.

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SAMMY: (CHUCKLES)
Okay. No problem. Snowman out.

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WOMAN:
Very funny. Now take care of your sensor.

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"Behave"?

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When was the last time we, uh, behaved?

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MAN: (ON RADIO) Oasis Station.
Oasis Station, are you there?

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(BEEPING)

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Hey, Aput. What's happening?

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Another hunter from our town
has gone missing.

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He last radioed his wife
not too far from you.

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Any idea what's going on? Hard to believe
there's a serial killer out there.

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The leading theory is them
falling through the ice,

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but no one really buys that.

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What was the last location?

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72 degrees. 55 minutes, North.
108 degrees 25 minutes, West.

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- That's 5 miles from us.
- Yeah, that's what I figured.

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Any chance you can take a look out there?

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What do you think?

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They're at least a day away by sled dog,

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and the next storm's
gonna cover any trails.

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We can be there in 30 minutes.

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Let's go see if we can help.

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- No problem, Aput. We'll check it out.
- Thanks, Tracy.

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That's the fifth hunter missing
in a month, David.

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- What the hell is going on out there?
- I don't know.

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But there may be a cold,
wet hunter still alive out there.

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All right. Let's go.

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Alex, we got a call about a missing hunter.
We're gonna go check it out, all right?

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- It's near us?
- Yeah.

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Hey, uh, if you want, Sammy's still
out there. I could just radio in...

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Nah, nah. He's in the other direction.

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Besides, with the storm coming in,

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gives us a chance to get some
fresh air while we still can, you know?

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- Copy that.
- You guys should take a look at this.

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We are seeing a lot of under-ice melting
from these warm currents.

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That makes sense, with the readings
Sammy's getting from the sensor arrays.

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If this storm gets any worse,
we might have to call in the icebreaker,

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come pick us up,
move us to a different location.

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It's either that or call the season early.

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M.E.'s not gonna like that, but so what?
We can get government grants next year, yeah?

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- Exactly.
- We've done this before. We'll be fine.

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Okay, we've got it. We'll be careful.
Thanks for the info.

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- Be safe.
- Bye.

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Don't air that in public.

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Yeah. You're right.

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(WIND BLOWING)

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You ready?

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MAN:
We should be there in just a few minutes.

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WOMAN: Gotcha. Hey! Keep up slow poke.

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MAN: Slow poke? We'll see about that.

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WOMAN: Yeah, we'll see!

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- (LAUGHING)
- (WHOOPING)

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Yeah!

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(MAN WHOOPING, LAUGHING)

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WOMAN: Hurry up, slow poke. (GIGGLING)

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- MAN: See! Now who's the slow one?
- (WOMAN WHOOPING)

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- Just over to the west a little bit.
- WOMAN: Got it. I'm on your tail.

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MAN: Keep a close eye on them.
So we don't miss them.

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WOMAN:
They shouldn't be that hard to spot.

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- MAN: Hopefully.
- I think I see something up ahead.

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(COUGHS)

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They gotta be our hunter's, right?

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Double-check those coordinates.

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Yeah, we're spot-on,

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and triangulation puts this
as the position of his last radio call.

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Let's see where they go.

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(START ENGINES)

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Well, this is as far as we go on these.

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(TRACY GASPING)

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There's no fabric. There's no gear.
That is just a seal.

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It's just a polar bear's lunch.

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I want to collect some samples to test.

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Maybe the seals are eating something
that's causing the bears' erratic behavior.

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If you do get attacked by a man-eating polar
bear, you know I'll dive in his way, right?

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- Idiot.
- Pretty much, yeah.

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I got tissue from at least
two different subjects here...

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and neither of 'em are human.

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Doesn't make any sense.

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David, there's something wrong here.

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Yeah, there's an awful lot of good meat
left behind for this just to be a polar bear

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gorging itself.

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The hunter probably
scared him away, right?

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Maybe.

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DAVID: What the hell is that?

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- What do you make of this?
- It looks like a human fingernail.

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(SNIFFING)

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Can you smell that?

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That ammonia-like...

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(ICE CRACKING)

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David, get away from the water.

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(SCREAMING)

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David!

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Tracy!

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Hey! Hey!

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- (DAVID SCREAMS)
- TRACY: David, grab the rope!

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Come on. Grab the rope!

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- TRACY: I've got you!
- I got it!

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Go! Go! I got it!

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(STARTS ENGINE)

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Hold on!

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(SCREAMING)

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(SCREAMING)

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(SCREAMING)

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Oh, David, David, are you okay?

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- Yeah.
- Are you okay?

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Run! Run!

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Oh, no.

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(GASPING)

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- Oh, no, no.
- Go.

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Grab the knife. Grab the knife.
Grab the knife.

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Cut the rope! Cut the rope! Cut the rope!

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Hurry!

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- Okay. Get on.
- Go!

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- Go, go, go, go, go!
- We need to get you inside.

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Get me towels and heated blankets now.

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What happened?

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Get his clothes off.
What's his core temperature?

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I need to know if we need
to call for assistance.

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Hold him. Hold him.

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He's at 92.7. That's hypothermic.
We need to warm him up right now.

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Get his clothes off. Let's get him upstairs
where it's a little bit warmer

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and less humid.

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Come on. Get him up. Come on. Come on.

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Watch your step.

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Let's go. Let's go.

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(CRASHING)

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Alright. Okay.

00:21:16.190 --> 00:21:18.848
Here. Drink this.

00:21:23.297 --> 00:21:26.423
95.5. His temperature's coming back up.
He's gonna be fine.

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- What happened to you guys out there?
- We were attacked by a shark.

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You were attacked by what?

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A shark.

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- There aren't any sharks here.
- Yeah, well, we beg to differ.

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Help me up.

00:21:42.626 --> 00:21:45.052
Hold on. Just slow down, man.
You guys start from the beginning.

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- You went out looking for the hunter's...
- Yeah, yeah, and we came across

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the remains of a shark attack...

00:21:51.192 --> 00:21:55.852
and saw the marks on the ice
where he was dragged into the water.

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And, um, his fingernail stuck in the ice.

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And that's when the shark attacked us.

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- And we left a snowmobile on the ice.
- Well, forget about that snowmobile.

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- What did the shark look like?
- It... it looked like a Greenland.

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A Greenie? That's impossible.
They're hundreds of miles south of here.

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I know.

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- But it sure smelled like one.
- Smelled like one?

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Greenland sharks, the, uh...
their flesh is rich in uric acid.

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- It makes them stink like piss.
- TRACY: Exactly.

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And the teeth I found were similar,
just a lot sharper.

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Doesn't make sense. I mean,
the Greenies, they don't move like that.

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They're clumsy animals.
They almost lumber through the ocean.

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Feel free to take that up
with the shark, all right?

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I mean, clearly these are a fast,
aggressive species of sharks

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- that have evolved from the Greenlands.
- Hand me the map, will you? Yeah.

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The ice age one.

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Look.

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They would have got trapped here
2 million years ago,

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after the last ice age.

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With so little food, they probably
had to become the dominant species

00:23:02.635 --> 00:23:05.076
and stalk prey like polar bears

00:23:05.176 --> 00:23:07.601
and other things that were close
to the edge of the water.

00:23:07.701 --> 00:23:10.605
How come there haven't been
any recorded events?

00:23:10.705 --> 00:23:15.075
With all the ice that's been melting,
they never came this far south...

00:23:15.175 --> 00:23:17.533
not until now.

00:23:19.680 --> 00:23:21.768
(CLANGING)

00:23:35.462 --> 00:23:39.166
The water would be churning down there
if we were being hit below by a shark.

00:23:39.266 --> 00:23:42.950
Val's right. Whatever it is, I highly suggest
we give the moon pool a wide berth.

00:23:43.050 --> 00:23:45.707
I'm just going to stay out
of the MPR altogether.

00:23:45.807 --> 00:23:49.210
We also need to get on the radio
and warn Sammy about the sharks

00:23:49.310 --> 00:23:51.579
so he knows what to look for
on the way back.

00:23:51.679 --> 00:23:54.981
I'll also radio Aput
and let them know what we found.

00:24:06.193 --> 00:24:09.530
Barrow, this is the Oasis Station.
Do you read?

00:24:09.630 --> 00:24:13.167
Oasis Station, I am reading.
Is that you, Tracy?

00:24:13.267 --> 00:24:15.569
Sure is. We've had an incident.

00:24:15.669 --> 00:24:19.307
We're okay, but we have a theory
about what's happening to the hunters.

00:24:19.407 --> 00:24:23.544
- Go ahead, Oasis.
- We believe it's shark attacks.

00:24:23.644 --> 00:24:27.131
I want to leave it at that for now,
but we think that people,

00:24:27.231 --> 00:24:29.714
bears, anything close
to the water's edge is their prey.

00:24:29.814 --> 00:24:33.457
- Shark attacks?
- Yes, shark attacks.

00:24:33.687 --> 00:24:37.792
Can you issue a bulletin to warn people
to stay away from the water's edge,

00:24:37.892 --> 00:24:40.839
especially on ice shelves and small boats
for the next few days

00:24:40.939 --> 00:24:43.164
until we have some time
to figure this out?

00:24:43.264 --> 00:24:47.435
I'll issue it, but I can't say
that anyone will follow it.

00:24:47.535 --> 00:24:51.154
Thanks, Aput. Oasis out.

00:24:57.778 --> 00:25:00.815
That's the best we can do
without more info.

00:25:01.215 --> 00:25:05.185
Oasis Station to Sammy.
Oasis Station to Sammy.

00:25:05.285 --> 00:25:07.746
- Do you copy, little brother?
- (STATIC)

00:26:15.522 --> 00:26:17.550
(SHUTS OFF ENGINE)

00:26:25.566 --> 00:26:27.609
(WIND BLOWING)

00:26:53.527 --> 00:26:55.364
Well...

00:26:55.847 --> 00:26:58.335
you are not malfunctioning.

00:26:58.799 --> 00:27:01.257
Ice is just really thin here.

00:27:07.174 --> 00:27:08.208
(RADIO STATIC)

00:27:08.308 --> 00:27:12.821
Oasis Station to Sammy.
Oasis Station to Sammy. Radio check.

00:27:19.687 --> 00:27:21.705
(RUMBLING)

00:27:32.699 --> 00:27:34.757
(RUMBLING)

00:27:42.108 --> 00:27:43.836
(GRUNTING)

00:28:02.129 --> 00:28:04.209
(SCREAMING)

00:28:33.627 --> 00:28:37.926
TRACY: Oasis to Sammy.
You know protocol. Radio check.

00:28:39.866 --> 00:28:44.554
Oasis Station to Sammy.
Quit fooling around. You out there?

00:28:45.706 --> 00:28:49.141
Are you reading me?

00:28:50.978 --> 00:28:55.783
Oasis to Sammy. Radio check. Come in!

00:28:58.899 --> 00:29:02.219
Oasis to Sammy. Do you read?

00:29:02.319 --> 00:29:04.477
Come on, Sammy.

00:29:07.761 --> 00:29:11.789
Oasis to Sammy. Do you hear me?

00:29:14.067 --> 00:29:17.155
Oasis to Sammy.

00:29:17.888 --> 00:29:20.473
Oasis to Sammy.

00:29:20.573 --> 00:29:22.332
Let me try.

00:29:27.047 --> 00:29:31.010
Oasis to Sammy. Oasis to Sammy.
Sammy, do you copy?

00:29:32.452 --> 00:29:37.357
Oasis to Sammy. Oasis to Sammy.
Sammy, do you copy?

00:29:37.757 --> 00:29:40.545
Samuel, answer the radio.

00:29:44.798 --> 00:29:49.156
Michael, he could just be away
from his radio, okay?

00:29:49.936 --> 00:29:51.939
(RUMBLING)

00:29:53.139 --> 00:29:55.167
MICHAEL: What now?

00:30:00.013 --> 00:30:03.741
TRACY: This is lasting too long
to be an ice shift.

00:30:06.420 --> 00:30:08.308
DAVID: Eddie.

00:30:11.023 --> 00:30:13.081
Eddie.

00:30:16.830 --> 00:30:19.332
I'm gonna go see if Sammy's okay.

00:30:19.432 --> 00:30:22.728
- Eddie, I'm gonna come with you.
- All right, cool.

00:30:23.503 --> 00:30:25.731
It's gonna be all right.

00:30:42.923 --> 00:30:44.721
David.

00:30:49.262 --> 00:30:51.660
WOMAN: What are they doing?

00:31:04.527 --> 00:31:06.555
Hang on.

00:31:09.381 --> 00:31:10.617
Oh, no.

00:31:11.117 --> 00:31:12.935
Huh?

00:31:13.787 --> 00:31:15.669
What's going on?

00:31:15.769 --> 00:31:18.482
They're breaking the ice around the station.
If we don't do something now,

00:31:18.582 --> 00:31:21.441
- we're gonna drift out to sea.
- Go, go, go, go.

00:31:21.661 --> 00:31:25.098
Mayday! Mayday! This is the Oasis Station.

00:31:25.198 --> 00:31:27.926
We are in need of assistance.

00:31:34.206 --> 00:31:37.467
- Put this on the back of the snowmobile.
- All right, got it.

00:31:55.028 --> 00:31:59.389
TRACY: Mayday! Mayday! This is
the Oasis Station. We are in need of...

00:32:00.100 --> 00:32:02.628
(REVVING ENGINE, ICE CRACKING)

00:32:06.289 --> 00:32:09.442
No. Eddie.

00:32:09.542 --> 00:32:11.645
Eddie. Eddie.

00:32:11.845 --> 00:32:15.015
You're starting to slip.
Get off that snowmobile!

00:32:15.115 --> 00:32:17.851
Eddie, keep pulling the snowmobile
closer to the shelf.

00:32:17.951 --> 00:32:20.093
I got it!

00:32:20.553 --> 00:32:22.851
(ICE CRACKING)

00:32:29.395 --> 00:32:31.687
Try the PA.

00:32:31.787 --> 00:32:33.159
- Eddie.
- (FEEDBACK)

00:32:36.750 --> 00:32:40.227
Eddie, you gotta get off that thing, man,
you're gonna fall in the water. Eddie?

00:32:40.327 --> 00:32:42.136
(ICE CRACKING)

00:32:45.077 --> 00:32:49.746
Eddie, there's one headed right
for you, man. Get off that thing. Eddie!

00:32:51.918 --> 00:32:53.625
Eddie!

00:32:53.725 --> 00:32:55.475
Eddie!

00:32:55.575 --> 00:32:57.357
Eddie!

00:32:58.357 --> 00:33:01.065
Eddie, get off the snowmobile!
(YELLS INDISTINCT)

00:33:03.763 --> 00:33:06.166
DAVID: Oh, my God! He's gone!

00:33:06.666 --> 00:33:09.922
Eddie. Eddie!

00:34:01.453 --> 00:34:04.023
We gotta stop these things.

00:34:04.123 --> 00:34:07.221
Then we're gonna have
to make a lot of noise.

00:34:10.028 --> 00:34:12.364
What about the inflatable rafts?

00:34:12.464 --> 00:34:14.798
Maybe we can send them back
to the ice shelf.

00:34:14.898 --> 00:34:17.136
No, if the Greenies can cut
through this ice like butter,

00:34:17.236 --> 00:34:20.154
what do you think
they'll do to a rubber raft?

00:34:20.907 --> 00:34:22.875
ALEX: You saw what they did to Eddie.

00:34:22.975 --> 00:34:26.193
They would just swallow us whole
in one of those.

00:34:31.217 --> 00:34:35.161
Hey, it's okay. We're gonna figure it out.

00:34:40.927 --> 00:34:42.305
Gas.

00:34:44.163 --> 00:34:46.532
You mean propane tanks?

00:34:46.632 --> 00:34:50.220
- Yeah, that'll work.
- What are you guys talking about?

00:34:52.338 --> 00:34:54.824
We strap those to the tanks,

00:34:54.924 --> 00:34:57.444
- make ourselves some depth charges.
- Are you kidding me?

00:34:57.544 --> 00:35:00.279
That'll make one hell of a boom.

00:35:00.379 --> 00:35:02.967
It might damage the station.

00:35:11.858 --> 00:35:13.960
I'm gonna go check the, uh, radio fuses.

00:35:14.060 --> 00:35:16.918
Come on. Come on.

00:35:39.986 --> 00:35:43.723
- How are we gonna time this?
- Walls on this tank are quarter-inch steel.

00:35:43.823 --> 00:35:47.653
Take the torch about 10 seconds
to punch through. That's our fuse.

00:35:48.628 --> 00:35:50.486
Okay.

00:35:51.564 --> 00:35:53.556
I'll count you down.

00:35:53.656 --> 00:35:56.635
- You set?
- Yeah.

00:35:57.850 --> 00:36:01.474
1, 2, 3...

00:36:01.574 --> 00:36:05.378
4, 5, 6...

00:36:05.478 --> 00:36:08.054
7, 8...

00:36:08.154 --> 00:36:10.440
- 9...
- (EXPLOSION)

00:36:21.894 --> 00:36:23.632
It's working.

00:36:29.302 --> 00:36:31.540
Val, brace yourself!

00:36:35.241 --> 00:36:37.299
(RUMBLE)

00:36:44.283 --> 00:36:46.391
(CRASHING)

00:36:47.553 --> 00:36:48.951
Move!

00:36:50.406 --> 00:36:52.358
(CRASHING)

00:36:52.458 --> 00:36:56.486
Great, there goes the long-range radio.

00:37:08.441 --> 00:37:10.899
David, it worked.

00:37:14.197 --> 00:37:16.455
Hang on.

00:37:21.020 --> 00:37:25.118
No. No, all we did is startle them.

00:37:31.431 --> 00:37:33.859
Get back inside.

00:37:59.725 --> 00:38:01.543
Hey.

00:38:02.979 --> 00:38:04.814
I've got an idea.

00:38:04.914 --> 00:38:07.572
- Ideas are good.
- What do you got?

00:38:08.684 --> 00:38:13.973
Why don't we rig the R.O.V. and set it as
an anchor so we don't get set too far out?

00:38:14.673 --> 00:38:15.959
That's a great idea.

00:38:16.059 --> 00:38:20.911
We can attach a steel wire to
something sturdy and then lasso.

00:38:23.049 --> 00:38:27.153
If we're in deep water when that storm hits,
we're gonna get flipped by the first wave.

00:38:27.253 --> 00:38:30.189
Do it. We'll keep working
on the short-range, all right?

00:38:30.289 --> 00:38:32.692
Tracy, you're gonna still try
and reach my brother, right?

00:38:32.792 --> 00:38:35.470
- We will.
- Thank you.

00:38:38.864 --> 00:38:42.068
Mayday. Mayday. This is Oasis Station.

00:38:42.168 --> 00:38:44.467
We are in need of assistance.

00:38:44.567 --> 00:38:46.662
(STATIC CRACKLING)

00:38:54.230 --> 00:38:58.004
Sammy, this is Oasis. Do you read?

00:38:58.104 --> 00:38:59.729
(STATIC CRACKLING)

00:39:04.823 --> 00:39:08.681
With the short-range radio,
our signal just doesn't reach that far.

00:39:10.429 --> 00:39:13.466
And we're too far away
to reach town now, right?

00:39:13.566 --> 00:39:16.124
We had to try something.

00:39:16.869 --> 00:39:20.695
If I didn't know better, I'd swear
those things were working together.

00:39:21.607 --> 00:39:23.765
I think they are.

00:39:25.027 --> 00:39:29.615
Orcas work together to trap seals by
separating them from the main sheet of ice,

00:39:29.715 --> 00:39:32.085
- like that shark did to you.
- Right, humpbacks, dolphins,

00:39:32.185 --> 00:39:35.054
they swim in circles to surround their prey
but that's marine mammal behavior.

00:39:35.154 --> 00:39:37.582
Greenland sharks don't do that.

00:39:38.123 --> 00:39:41.181
These are clearly an evolved species.

00:39:43.956 --> 00:39:48.390
We're inside a steel bunker. They can't do
much more than bump us around in here.

00:39:50.903 --> 00:39:53.401
What if they come back?

00:39:57.844 --> 00:40:00.346
Mayday. Mayday. This is the Oasis Station.

00:40:00.446 --> 00:40:03.464
We are in need of immediate assistance.

00:40:05.784 --> 00:40:09.202
All right, that's as good as it's gonna get.
What do you think?

00:40:09.302 --> 00:40:12.292
We can definitely get some video footage
and find a place to anchor.

00:40:12.392 --> 00:40:15.250
Okay, here we go.

00:40:22.601 --> 00:40:25.899
I set you free upon the sea.

00:40:35.014 --> 00:40:37.312
(MUSIC PLAYING)

00:41:05.844 --> 00:41:08.212
MICHAEL: All right, nice and slow.

00:41:12.884 --> 00:41:16.012
Head to 15 degrees starboard.

00:41:25.330 --> 00:41:29.114
There. Right there.
That's where you're gonna set it down.

00:41:33.205 --> 00:41:35.327
(CLATTERS)

00:41:53.759 --> 00:41:56.267
Is that... is that Sammy's...

00:42:14.962 --> 00:42:19.420
The shark's got the ROV
and pulling the cable out. No!

00:42:23.821 --> 00:42:25.348
Michael.

00:42:28.179 --> 00:42:29.881
Michael.

00:42:29.981 --> 00:42:31.986
(SCREAMS)

00:42:34.299 --> 00:42:36.327
(ICE CRACKING)

00:43:00.977 --> 00:43:03.268
The tranq guns!

00:43:27.486 --> 00:43:30.873
- We need to get out of here and seal the room.
- I know.

00:43:34.286 --> 00:43:36.655
- Our position is 73 degrees, 2 minutes...
- Mayday, mayday...

00:43:36.755 --> 00:43:38.878
- 31.83 seconds west...
- We are sinking at 73 degrees...

00:43:38.978 --> 00:43:42.401
108 degrees, 30 minutes,
45.13 seconds west.

00:43:42.501 --> 00:43:45.107
We need immediate assistance. Copy?

00:43:45.337 --> 00:43:47.795
I'm not getting anything.

00:43:52.478 --> 00:43:55.599
We need to get out of here.
Where are you going?

00:44:03.456 --> 00:44:05.891
Do you think this is going to work?

00:44:05.991 --> 00:44:07.203
This'll work, right?

00:44:07.303 --> 00:44:09.828
Yeah, it should if we
put two rounds into it.

00:44:09.928 --> 00:44:12.432
- But it's gonna notice us when we fire.
- I know.

00:44:12.532 --> 00:44:16.335
- But what do we do if...
- I haven't thought that far ahead. Ready?

00:44:16.435 --> 00:44:20.954
- I think we should talk about this.
- Aim. Fire!

00:44:28.947 --> 00:44:30.563
Oh, boy.

00:44:39.258 --> 00:44:41.630
The wire. Quick! Quick! The wire!

00:44:42.362 --> 00:44:44.864
- The breaker.
- Yeah.

00:44:45.531 --> 00:44:48.957
- The power's off.
- Get out of the water!

00:45:15.327 --> 00:45:17.185
Ready?

00:45:18.531 --> 00:45:20.229
Turn it on!

00:45:22.034 --> 00:45:23.944
(ELECTRICITY CRACKLING)

00:45:28.939 --> 00:45:31.277
MICHAEL: It's working! Turn it off.

00:45:31.377 --> 00:45:33.613
Okay, off, off. Got it.

00:45:33.713 --> 00:45:36.069
- Go to the door! Go to the door!
- Okay. Okay.

00:46:05.377 --> 00:46:08.195
Pull. Pull.

00:46:11.183 --> 00:46:13.911
Go, go, go, go.

00:46:21.127 --> 00:46:24.619
Close the inner door
before you open the outer door.

00:46:36.242 --> 00:46:40.012
- Val's gone.
- And we lost the MPR.

00:46:40.112 --> 00:46:43.470
We're going down.
We gotta seal this level off.

00:46:49.988 --> 00:46:52.116
Move. Move, move, move.

00:46:55.360 --> 00:46:57.733
- Oh, my God. Here we go.
- David, I need wire cutters

00:46:57.833 --> 00:47:00.863
and a screwdriver now.

00:47:22.654 --> 00:47:24.512
There.

00:47:30.996 --> 00:47:32.765
All right, all right.

00:47:32.865 --> 00:47:34.653
Hold this.

00:47:40.940 --> 00:47:43.228
Give me that map.

00:47:48.481 --> 00:47:51.109
Okay, flip the switch.

00:47:52.101 --> 00:47:54.109
(BEEPING)

00:47:57.623 --> 00:47:59.792
The emergency location transmitter's on.

00:47:59.892 --> 00:48:02.665
Let's just hope the signal
gets out in time.

00:48:03.295 --> 00:48:07.133
- Michael, how deep is the water here?
- Uh, about 90 feet, give or take.

00:48:07.633 --> 00:48:11.029
- Can the station withstand the pressure?
- Barely. It's a lot of pressure,

00:48:11.129 --> 00:48:13.830
but we all dive down to 120 feet.
We don't get crushed.

00:48:16.247 --> 00:48:18.315
(METAL CREAKING)

00:48:33.226 --> 00:48:34.680
80 feet.

00:48:34.780 --> 00:48:36.848
(CREAKING CONTINUES)

00:49:03.122 --> 00:49:05.131
(CREAKING CONTINUES)

00:49:12.397 --> 00:49:14.767
- 50 feet.
- What if we tip over when we land?

00:49:14.867 --> 00:49:17.473
- We won't.
- ALEX: Are you sure?

00:49:17.573 --> 00:49:19.171
- 30 feet.
- No.

00:49:19.271 --> 00:49:23.427
- Michael, what if we do?
- Then this room will flood.

00:49:24.443 --> 00:49:27.400
- 10 feet.
- Brace. Brace!

00:49:29.148 --> 00:49:32.385
5, 4, 3,

00:49:32.485 --> 00:49:34.371
2...

00:49:37.803 --> 00:49:39.936
(CRASH)

00:49:46.048 --> 00:49:49.484
Come on. Not too far. Come on.

00:49:50.953 --> 00:49:52.827
(GROANS)

00:49:58.911 --> 00:50:00.579
(PANTING)

00:50:00.679 --> 00:50:02.737
(METAL CREAKING)

00:50:10.323 --> 00:50:11.980
(SPRAYING)

00:50:45.190 --> 00:50:47.910
- Tracy.
- Tracy.

00:50:48.010 --> 00:50:50.182
- You all right?
- I'm okay.

00:50:50.282 --> 00:50:53.583
- I'm okay. We're okay. We're okay.
- Everybody else?

00:50:54.332 --> 00:50:55.401
- Yeah?
- Yeah.

00:50:55.501 --> 00:50:58.430
- Let's see where we landed.
- Yeah.

00:51:11.249 --> 00:51:14.049
Well, looks like we landed solidly.

00:51:22.026 --> 00:51:24.229
- (THUMP)
- What was that?

00:51:26.231 --> 00:51:28.819
It didn't come from inside.

00:51:30.603 --> 00:51:32.211
Sharks.

00:51:35.158 --> 00:51:36.949
Back away from the window.

00:51:39.144 --> 00:51:43.835
It's the lights. They can see us moving.
Turn off the flashlights.

00:51:44.683 --> 00:51:46.752
(RATTLING)

00:51:47.652 --> 00:51:49.980
- (THUMP)
- Close the windows.

00:52:01.600 --> 00:52:03.602
(WATER HISSING)

00:52:03.702 --> 00:52:05.337
- Oh, my God.
- The panel!

00:52:05.437 --> 00:52:07.573
- We need the welding gear.
- Yeah, I got it.

00:52:07.673 --> 00:52:11.396
- I got the torch.
- I got the mask and gloves!

00:52:12.211 --> 00:52:14.099
Here.

00:52:22.487 --> 00:52:25.880
All right, you're set.
You're set. Go, go, go.

00:52:27.459 --> 00:52:29.276
(WELDING)

00:52:47.645 --> 00:52:50.565
- You think it's gonna hold?
- I'd bet my life on it.

00:52:50.665 --> 00:52:54.053
Yeah, we all are.

00:52:56.888 --> 00:52:59.506
Oh, frak.

00:53:01.694 --> 00:53:03.697
(METAL CREAKING)

00:53:05.397 --> 00:53:07.425
(SWITCHES CLICKING)

00:53:13.572 --> 00:53:15.900
(CLICKING CONTINUES)

00:53:21.012 --> 00:53:22.860
(POUNDS METAL)

00:53:24.582 --> 00:53:26.880
Nothing working?

00:53:27.952 --> 00:53:32.149
- It's already starting to get cold in here.
- Yeah, I can tell.

00:53:33.491 --> 00:53:37.909
Well, that's not our biggest problem.
We got maybe a day's worth of air in here.

00:53:38.229 --> 00:53:40.799
Wait. What? Why?

00:53:40.899 --> 00:53:44.370
Because the Oasis was built to withstand
all extreme weather conditions...

00:53:44.470 --> 00:53:46.805
But it wasn't meant to be submerged,

00:53:46.905 --> 00:53:49.957
so what we're breathing now
is all we've got.

00:53:50.107 --> 00:53:54.513
Unfortunately David's right.
We only have about a day left of O2.

00:53:54.613 --> 00:53:56.715
Okay, but what about
our dive tanks, right?

00:53:56.815 --> 00:54:01.056
We're only 90 feet from the surface, so if
we could suit up, we could just swim out.

00:54:01.156 --> 00:54:03.722
We've only got one regulator.
Everything else is in the MPR.

00:54:03.822 --> 00:54:06.390
And you're forgetting
about the Greenies outside.

00:54:06.490 --> 00:54:09.644
They didn't have a hard time
picking us off in our environment.

00:54:09.744 --> 00:54:12.942
How long do you think
we're gonna last in theirs?

00:54:14.633 --> 00:54:18.486
So what if we inflate our B.C.s?

00:54:18.586 --> 00:54:21.256
If we inflate these,
we can shoot to the surface in seconds.

00:54:21.356 --> 00:54:24.744
Then we will become floating targets.

00:54:29.080 --> 00:54:32.164
Okay, well, do you guys have any ideas?

00:54:33.250 --> 00:54:35.108
Really?

00:54:36.354 --> 00:54:38.224
- Nothing?
- (METAL CREAKING)

00:54:40.324 --> 00:54:42.222
Nobody?

00:54:42.627 --> 00:54:45.096
Are the sharks even there anymore?

00:54:45.196 --> 00:54:47.254
(GASPS)

00:54:47.799 --> 00:54:49.830
(THUMPING)

00:55:10.270 --> 00:55:13.407
Everyone just... be calm, okay?

00:55:14.107 --> 00:55:16.738
Now, we've all had survival training.
We all know our jobs,

00:55:16.838 --> 00:55:20.804
and our first job is not to panic.

00:55:29.256 --> 00:55:31.844
Whoa. Batteries.

00:55:32.393 --> 00:55:34.595
You guys, look at this.

00:55:34.695 --> 00:55:38.999
Check it out, the ROV's batteries have
the same volts that the Oasis runs off of.

00:55:39.099 --> 00:55:41.194
And they're all in the MPR.
You open those doors...

00:55:41.294 --> 00:55:44.437
No, no, no. Look, these doors are doubled
to hold out the weather. Check it out.

00:55:44.537 --> 00:55:46.941
If I open one door
and close it from the inside,

00:55:47.041 --> 00:55:50.878
then open the other and let
the room flood, I could swim out.

00:55:50.978 --> 00:55:53.981
Yeah, but that's a one-way ticket.
You can't get back in.

00:55:54.081 --> 00:55:56.417
- Ye of little faith.
- Oh, I get it. I get it.

00:55:56.517 --> 00:55:59.153
You're gonna drain the MPR and then
come in through the lower door.

00:55:59.253 --> 00:56:00.254
- Exactly.
- Okay.

00:56:00.354 --> 00:56:03.991
Now once the batteries are up and running,
it should power the pumps long enough

00:56:04.091 --> 00:56:06.694
to drain the MPR
and stabilize the pressure.

00:56:06.794 --> 00:56:09.430
Within that time, you guys
should get emergency power back,

00:56:09.530 --> 00:56:12.933
and hopefully... the radios'll work.

00:56:13.033 --> 00:56:14.902
No, you're gonna be exposed
for way too long,

00:56:15.002 --> 00:56:17.421
and if the MPR's on the seafloor
and you can't get back in...

00:56:17.521 --> 00:56:21.441
Alex, do you remember
when we used the ROV to anchor?

00:56:21.541 --> 00:56:23.878
- Yeah.
- So the boulders the ROV showed us

00:56:23.978 --> 00:56:26.847
have enough space for me
to maneuver safely into the MPR.

00:56:26.947 --> 00:56:30.233
- Yeah, he's right.
- Unfortunately.

00:56:31.785 --> 00:56:34.543
Does anybody have any other options?

00:56:37.890 --> 00:56:40.295
Let's get me suited up.

00:56:52.673 --> 00:56:56.644
All right, with luck, it should only take you
about a minute to get to the MPR.

00:56:56.744 --> 00:57:00.180
Move slowly so you don't attract
attention to yourself.

00:57:00.680 --> 00:57:02.889
- What's this?
- If a shark comes for you,

00:57:02.989 --> 00:57:04.818
jab it in the eye.

00:57:04.918 --> 00:57:08.022
If a shark's about to attack me,
you want me to stick this in...

00:57:08.122 --> 00:57:10.915
- Michael, just take it.
- Okay.

00:57:21.568 --> 00:57:24.138
See you on the other side.

00:57:24.238 --> 00:57:26.797
- Good luck.
- Thanks.

00:58:04.078 --> 00:58:06.180
DAVID: (ON RADIO)
Michael, you alright? What happened?

00:58:06.280 --> 00:58:08.768
MICHAEL: Lots of sharks around.

00:58:12.603 --> 00:58:15.161
Looks like they're scattered for now.

00:58:28.919 --> 00:58:30.888
DAVID: Alright. How are we
looking out there, Michael?

00:58:30.988 --> 00:58:35.021
MICHAEL: Good, so far. I'm staying low.
They haven't noticed me yet.

00:58:37.478 --> 00:58:39.315
Whoa! (COUGHING)

00:59:08.192 --> 00:59:10.950
I can't see any more sharks.

00:59:11.562 --> 00:59:14.350
DAVID: Alright. Stay sharp.

00:59:20.905 --> 00:59:24.293
MICHAEL: Okay, I'm entering the MPR.

00:59:30.213 --> 00:59:32.721
I see the batteries.

00:59:41.892 --> 00:59:44.690
Okay. Here goes nothing.

00:59:50.484 --> 00:59:52.580
(GENERATOR HUMMING)

01:00:02.579 --> 01:00:06.483
DAVID: Let me know when you're secured
and ready for the pumps to drain the MPR.

01:00:06.583 --> 01:00:09.941
MICHAEL: David, activate the pumps now.

01:00:22.898 --> 01:00:24.886
It's working.

01:00:28.468 --> 01:00:30.726
That was close.

01:00:55.365 --> 01:00:58.252
- You did it.
- Yes. Yeah.

01:00:58.552 --> 01:01:00.781
- How we looking?
- It's pretty thrashed down there.

01:01:00.881 --> 01:01:03.745
- Did the radios not come back up?
- No, nothing.

01:01:03.845 --> 01:01:07.021
I think the antennae are still too deep.

01:01:08.728 --> 01:01:12.599
Let's get the extra dive gear out of storage
in case anything happens to the MPR again.

01:01:12.699 --> 01:01:14.635
But why?
We can't come back through that door.

01:01:14.735 --> 01:01:18.438
No, no, no. I closed the outside door
so we can use it as an airlock again.

01:01:18.538 --> 01:01:22.209
DAVID: Nice. Tracy, you stay on the radio
in case anything comes through.

01:01:22.309 --> 01:01:23.777
Right.

01:01:23.877 --> 01:01:27.246
- Let's start humping gear.
- Yeah.

01:01:33.253 --> 01:01:36.050
Hey, we're getting out of this, all right?

01:01:36.150 --> 01:01:38.759
We just gotta keep working the problem
till we find a solution.

01:01:38.859 --> 01:01:41.795
I know. Work the problem.

01:01:43.430 --> 01:01:46.743
I just really don't want to die.

01:01:49.469 --> 01:01:51.098
(STATIC CRACKLING)

01:01:55.075 --> 01:01:59.163
Alex, let's just make sure that you
make a dive kit for everyone, okay?

01:02:05.852 --> 01:02:08.263
Busywork you got us doing.

01:02:08.755 --> 01:02:13.826
Now, David, I think it's a great idea.
It's keeping our mind off everything.

01:02:13.926 --> 01:02:16.814
Just gotta ask, man, you got a game plan?

01:02:18.798 --> 01:02:21.426
I'm working on something, yeah.

01:02:22.168 --> 01:02:24.271
How do you feel about rigging
a cable to a BC,

01:02:24.371 --> 01:02:28.542
float her up,
see if we can't boost our signal any?

01:02:28.642 --> 01:02:31.393
Basically making a new antenna.

01:02:32.879 --> 01:02:36.042
- I think it's a good idea.
- Right.

01:02:37.117 --> 01:02:39.881
DAVID: Tracy, prep another BC and a tank.

01:03:04.310 --> 01:03:06.113
(GRUNTS)

01:03:06.213 --> 01:03:08.399
That's everything.

01:03:11.351 --> 01:03:13.447
- Doors are sealed?
- Yeah.

01:03:13.547 --> 01:03:17.158
All right. From now on, we only
open them and close them as needed.

01:03:17.258 --> 01:03:20.984
- Ready to try this?
- TRACY: (SIGH) Yeah.

01:03:22.929 --> 01:03:25.197
- All right.
- Let's do it.

01:03:28.434 --> 01:03:29.842
Alright.

01:03:43.183 --> 01:03:45.236
(ZIPPER ZIPS)

01:03:58.765 --> 01:04:00.801
(ZIPPER ZIPS)

01:04:02.402 --> 01:04:04.251
Suit secure.

01:04:04.871 --> 01:04:07.994
- Feels good?
- Feels great.

01:04:13.313 --> 01:04:15.115
Okay.

01:04:15.582 --> 01:04:18.211
- Regulator looks good.
- Alright.

01:04:21.787 --> 01:04:23.524
Alright. She's all rigged up for you.

01:04:23.624 --> 01:04:28.094
Just attach the cable to the mount
next to the outer door, fill the BC...

01:04:28.194 --> 01:04:30.497
- let her rip.
- Sounds simple enough.

01:04:30.597 --> 01:04:32.766
Yeah, just like
everything else today, right?

01:04:32.866 --> 01:04:34.724
Yeah.

01:04:35.235 --> 01:04:38.431
- Don't die.
- Okay.

01:04:41.174 --> 01:04:43.723
Alright. Regulator check.

01:04:44.578 --> 01:04:46.639
Good luck, man.

01:04:46.739 --> 01:04:49.411
See you all on the other side.

01:05:25.786 --> 01:05:29.189
MICHAEL: Well, they're circling up above.
But I think I can time this right.

01:05:29.289 --> 01:05:33.636
- DAVID: Copy that. Be careful.
- Careful is my middle name.

01:05:33.736 --> 01:05:37.063
- DAVID: (CHUCKLES) Yeah, right.
- Okay. I'm sending it up.

01:05:37.163 --> 01:05:41.187
MICHAEL: It's working, rising to the top.
Sharks are moving out of its way.

01:06:00.487 --> 01:06:02.425
MICHAEL: Dammit!

01:06:22.310 --> 01:06:26.799
- DAVID: Everything good?
- No, man! Everything...

01:06:27.947 --> 01:06:30.584
is not good. Everything is bad.

01:06:30.684 --> 01:06:35.088
A shark ate the BC on the way up and
ripped out the long-range radio connection.

01:06:35.188 --> 01:06:37.524
You've got to be kidding me.

01:06:37.624 --> 01:06:41.492
The short-range radio
will barely reach the surface.

01:06:46.368 --> 01:06:48.424
(BOAT HORN BLOWS)

01:07:02.682 --> 01:07:06.219
Captain. We're almost
at the location the E.L.T. gave us.

01:07:06.319 --> 01:07:09.129
- How long till we're within radio range?
- We're minutes away.

01:07:09.229 --> 01:07:11.726
Tell the pilots to get
the sky crane ready.

01:07:14.026 --> 01:07:16.044
(TELEPHONE RINGS)

01:07:16.462 --> 01:07:19.899
Preflight the sky crane.
We're almost on top of them.

01:07:19.999 --> 01:07:22.027
We're on.

01:07:24.738 --> 01:07:27.064
- They're on active status, Captain.
- Fantastic.

01:07:27.164 --> 01:07:29.970
Let's see if we can get them on the radio.

01:07:30.844 --> 01:07:34.473
Oasis, this is Icebreaker One.
Do you read? Over.

01:07:34.573 --> 01:07:36.627
(STATIC)

01:07:39.018 --> 01:07:41.921
Oasis, this is Icebreaker One.
Do you read? Over.

01:07:42.021 --> 01:07:45.191
Keep trying.
I hope they're still in one piece.

01:07:45.291 --> 01:07:48.371
Oasis, this is Icebreaker One.
Do you read? Over.

01:07:48.471 --> 01:07:50.163
(STATIC)

01:07:50.263 --> 01:07:54.460
Oasis, this is Icebreaker One.
Do you read? Over.

01:07:55.802 --> 01:08:00.059
Oasis, this is Icebreaker One.
Do you read? Over.

01:08:00.940 --> 01:08:03.677
This is Oasis. We read you.

01:08:04.277 --> 01:08:08.114
- What is your position?
- We're almost on top of you.

01:08:08.214 --> 01:08:11.351
- How did you find us?
- We received your E.L.T. signal.

01:08:11.451 --> 01:08:13.753
Well, for a few seconds, anyway,
but long enough.

01:08:13.853 --> 01:08:17.474
- What kind of shape are you in?
- We're in pretty bad shape down here.

01:08:17.574 --> 01:08:21.211
The MPR flooded,
but we were able to drain it.

01:08:21.761 --> 01:08:27.477
We've also lost three people,
Smith, Hagara, and McBurney.

01:08:30.436 --> 01:08:33.940
Did you receive the bulletin
from Barrow station about the sharks?

01:08:34.040 --> 01:08:38.179
Yes, but you would've been the last people
we would've thought would've been affected.

01:08:42.548 --> 01:08:44.406
Yeah.

01:08:45.551 --> 01:08:48.855
I've got some good news for you
and I've got some bad news for you.

01:08:48.955 --> 01:08:52.024
We're about two nautical miles away,
but there are a lot of big icebergs

01:08:52.124 --> 01:08:56.363
we need to navigate around,
so it is going to take us time to get there.

01:08:56.463 --> 01:08:58.685
- Okay.
- The good news is that since

01:08:58.785 --> 01:09:01.815
you were able to drain the MPR,
we can use the helo we have onboard

01:09:01.915 --> 01:09:04.805
to pick you up and drop you on the deck.

01:09:06.035 --> 01:09:08.063
(LAUGHS)

01:09:09.942 --> 01:09:12.145
That is good news, Icebreaker.

01:09:12.245 --> 01:09:14.480
(LAUGHS)

01:09:16.348 --> 01:09:19.085
We're all set here.
What's the E.T.A. on the helo?

01:09:19.185 --> 01:09:22.575
- It's ready now.
- Copy that.

01:09:33.150 --> 01:09:36.908
MICHAEL: I'm going to put on my dry suit on
and swim outside to release the dye packs.

01:09:38.438 --> 01:09:40.441
(HELICOPTER WHIRRING)

01:09:42.905 --> 01:09:45.045
MAN: The helicopter is clear to take off.

01:09:45.145 --> 01:09:46.882
We are tracking the Oasis station

01:09:46.982 --> 01:09:50.700
at 1-9-2 nautical miles ahead.
In closing...

01:09:50.800 --> 01:09:55.722
- Let's keep our eyes on the bergs, alright?
- CREWMAN: 1.1 nautical miles. Closing.

01:09:55.822 --> 01:09:58.973
Adjust baring 5 degrees to Saar burg.

01:09:59.393 --> 01:10:02.991
Right on course
for Oasis station location.

01:10:21.948 --> 01:10:25.880
MICHAEL:
This better be fast. Otherwise, I'm dead.

01:10:25.980 --> 01:10:28.309
Here goes nothing.

01:10:39.165 --> 01:10:41.583
Here comes the cable.

01:10:47.774 --> 01:10:50.244
I've got the line in sight.

01:10:51.344 --> 01:10:54.514
All right, keep steady. Only go for
the cable when you think it's clear.

01:10:54.614 --> 01:10:57.212
MICHAEL: Really? You think?

01:11:25.045 --> 01:11:27.885
Okay, I'm making my move.

01:11:59.279 --> 01:12:01.207
Got it.

01:12:11.341 --> 01:12:13.799
DAVID: Come on. Quick, Michael!

01:12:17.296 --> 01:12:19.654
Okay, we're attached.

01:12:20.966 --> 01:12:22.689
How we looking up there?

01:12:22.969 --> 01:12:26.239
Tell them we've got
a big old tuna down here.

01:12:26.339 --> 01:12:28.430
DAVID: Copy that.

01:12:30.109 --> 01:12:33.614
Icebreaker One, we're attached.
Pull us up whenever you're ready.

01:12:33.714 --> 01:12:37.171
MAN: Copy that.
Hold on to something down there.

01:12:58.804 --> 01:13:00.972
MICHAEL: Oh, boy.

01:13:01.072 --> 01:13:02.108
What's wrong?

01:13:02.208 --> 01:13:05.678
Well, the sharks just scattered,
but I don't think for long.

01:13:05.778 --> 01:13:08.836
- You want to try and get back in?
- No, I'll ride it out.

01:13:08.936 --> 01:13:12.385
I don't want to slip off the Oasis and
end up floating alone as she is pulled up.

01:13:12.485 --> 01:13:14.933
All right, hang tight.

01:13:24.564 --> 01:13:27.085
No, no, no, no!

01:13:27.974 --> 01:13:29.992
(SCREAMING)

01:13:48.755 --> 01:13:51.312
Cut the cable! Cut the cable!

01:13:53.893 --> 01:13:56.241
(CRASH)

01:14:02.201 --> 01:14:04.129
Hold on!

01:14:13.612 --> 01:14:16.082
Son of a bitch.

01:14:24.356 --> 01:14:26.814
That's the helicopter.

01:14:29.261 --> 01:14:32.129
Brace! Brace!

01:14:51.884 --> 01:14:53.892
Michael didn't make it, did he?

01:15:04.030 --> 01:15:07.299
Icebreaker, I know you saw that.

01:15:07.399 --> 01:15:11.537
Unfortunately, Oasis. We did.

01:15:11.637 --> 01:15:14.640
Well, I think the sharks
are scattered for a little bit.

01:15:14.740 --> 01:15:18.377
- You got any other bright ideas?
- We're working on it up here.

01:15:18.477 --> 01:15:20.335
David.

01:15:21.513 --> 01:15:24.064
What about the salvage bags?

01:15:24.584 --> 01:15:28.482
As long as the weight is less
than the buoyancy, it could work.

01:15:29.355 --> 01:15:32.525
Icebreaker, are you stocked
with salvage bags?

01:15:32.625 --> 01:15:35.283
That's an affirmative, Oasis.

01:15:37.263 --> 01:15:40.340
- Then we'll prep to receive.
- Copy that.

01:15:42.068 --> 01:15:43.386
Okay.

01:15:43.503 --> 01:15:47.006
- (MUMBLES) Are you guys okay, alright?
- Yeah.

01:15:53.979 --> 01:15:56.115
DAVID: Package received, Icebreaker. Over.

01:15:56.215 --> 01:15:58.551
MAN: From up here it looks like
we nailed the landing spots.

01:15:58.651 --> 01:16:02.658
- You shouldn't have to move them very far.
- Copy that.

01:16:03.722 --> 01:16:05.591
Alright...

01:16:05.878 --> 01:16:08.400
we're gonna need some weapons.

01:16:12.731 --> 01:16:15.268
This'll work underwater.

01:16:15.368 --> 01:16:19.606
We've also got some flare guns.
They might stun or blind one of those things.

01:16:19.706 --> 01:16:22.420
I need you to stay on the radio, okay?

01:16:22.520 --> 01:16:25.377
No. I'm going out this time.

01:16:25.477 --> 01:16:29.415
No, you're not. I have to find out
what happened to Michael.

01:16:29.515 --> 01:16:32.485
- Alex.
- I'm going.

01:16:32.585 --> 01:16:36.389
Besides, you need to stay here
to monitor the situation.

01:16:36.489 --> 01:16:38.697
You're the best at that.

01:16:41.193 --> 01:16:43.730
You sure you're up for this?

01:16:44.030 --> 01:16:46.468
I am. Let's go suit up.

01:16:59.645 --> 01:17:03.741
- You know I love you, right?
- Pretty much, yeah.

01:17:05.718 --> 01:17:09.376
Make sure you come back in one piece.

01:17:11.657 --> 01:17:13.295
I love you.

01:17:15.394 --> 01:17:17.213
Idiot.

01:17:17.963 --> 01:17:20.061
(CRYING)

01:17:48.761 --> 01:17:52.265
ALEX: David, I'll go for the tanks.
You be lookout.

01:17:52.365 --> 01:17:54.453
DAVID: Copy that.

01:18:12.051 --> 01:18:14.248
ALEX: I've got the bundles in sight.

01:18:14.348 --> 01:18:17.037
DAVID: Alright. Hook them up, quick!

01:18:17.189 --> 01:18:20.126
ALEX: I've got the first bunch.
Keep an eye open.

01:18:20.226 --> 01:18:21.844
DAVID: Be quick!

01:18:36.976 --> 01:18:39.545
ALEX: Okay. Here's the first bundle.

01:18:39.645 --> 01:18:43.503
DAVID: These are designed to
clip on to the rigging point here.

01:18:48.387 --> 01:18:51.845
- ALEX: Whoa! That was close.
- Faster, Alex!

01:19:03.469 --> 01:19:06.172
DAVID: Alex, hurry up.
I only have so many flares left.

01:19:06.272 --> 01:19:09.530
ALEX: First one's locked on.
I'll get another bundle.

01:19:24.389 --> 01:19:28.377
- ALEX: Almost there.
- I'm almost out of flares.

01:19:39.671 --> 01:19:42.339
DAVID:
Quick! Hook them up as fast as you can!

01:19:45.644 --> 01:19:47.712
ALEX: It's hooked on.

01:19:51.050 --> 01:19:53.077
(SCREAMING)

01:19:57.288 --> 01:20:00.176
- DAVID: Nice shot.
- David, watch out!

01:20:05.096 --> 01:20:08.624
ALEX: Get ready, David.
I'll get rid of these bastards!

01:20:14.874 --> 01:20:16.910
(SCREAMING)

01:20:17.710 --> 01:20:20.738
Alex! No!

01:20:24.715 --> 01:20:28.523
DAVID: Now's our chance.
I've gotta set the salvage bags off.

01:20:44.503 --> 01:20:47.793
Go off. Go off.

01:20:47.893 --> 01:20:51.096
Go off! Yes!

01:20:56.248 --> 01:20:59.206
Come on, come on, come on,
come on, come on, come on.

01:21:06.158 --> 01:21:07.886
What the hell?

01:21:12.951 --> 01:21:14.666
No.

01:21:14.766 --> 01:21:17.458
No, no, no. No, no... (SCREAMING)

01:21:23.309 --> 01:21:25.537
(SCREAMING, GRUNTS)

01:22:05.818 --> 01:22:07.764
- Quick, get the crane ready.
- There they are!

01:22:07.864 --> 01:22:10.472
Hang tight! Lower the hook!

01:22:34.446 --> 01:22:36.534
(SCREAMING)

01:22:45.057 --> 01:22:47.309
- MAN 1: Is that a shark?
- MAN 2: What is that?

01:22:47.409 --> 01:22:50.702
Am I seeing something?
Or that looks like a shark.

01:22:52.764 --> 01:22:54.462
(SCREAMING)

01:23:04.693 --> 01:23:07.001
Come on!

01:23:07.846 --> 01:23:11.064
You son of a bitch!

01:23:19.758 --> 01:23:22.816
DAVID: Tracy! I'm coming!

01:23:30.802 --> 01:23:33.400
I thought you were gone.

01:23:35.073 --> 01:23:39.026
It's gonna take a hell of a lot more
than a shark to keep me away from you.

01:23:40.045 --> 01:23:43.863
Come on. Let's get out of here.

01:24:06.121 --> 01:24:08.073
You guys have a seat.
We want to make sure you're okay.

01:24:08.173 --> 01:24:10.604
You guys'll be safe here.

01:24:19.484 --> 01:24:21.887
- Tracy.
- Get away from the shark!

01:24:21.987 --> 01:24:25.025
It's going for the water!
Get out of the way!

01:24:25.524 --> 01:24:28.763
- Get out of the way!
- David, no! Get back!

01:24:40.272 --> 01:24:42.830
- (SHOT)
- (EXPLOSION)

01:25:06.998 --> 01:25:08.867
Idiot.

01:25:09.267 --> 01:25:11.685
Pretty much, yeah.

01:25:18.481 --> 01:25:20.579
(BOAT HORN BLOWS)

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