{376}{457}You have a ten-second firing window.|Ready?
{486}{525}Ready.
{551}{586}Go.
{784}{824}Time.
{869}{910}Any better?
{915}{986}Your hit-to-miss ratio|is still below 50 percent.
{991}{1029}If those had been live rounds,
{1034}{1100}you'd have blown out|two or three bulkheads.
{1108}{1195}I never had this much trouble|with the EM-33.
{1213}{1276}This is an entirely new weapon.
{1298}{1396}Unlike the EM-33, you don't have|to compensate for particle drift.
{1402}{1490}Just point straight at the target.
{1496}{1553}And try and keep your|shoulders relaxed.
{1557}{1638}It's hard to aim accurately|when you're tense.
{1695}{1772}- Are you all right?|- Yeah, fine.
{1778}{1876}You'll get the hang of it.|Let's try for 20 seconds this time.
{1967}{2033}I thought we were staying at warp|for the next few days.
{2041}{2135}Oh, we're approaching a gas giant.|Class 9.
{2154}{2204}So much for target practice.
{2227}{2271}We'll pick it up tomorrow.
{2387}{2514}"It's been a long road|Gettin' from there to here"
{2574}{2655}"It's been a long time"
{2659}{2752}"But my time is finally near"
{2757}{2859}"And I will see my dream|Come alive at last"
{2864}{2934}"I will touch the sky"
{2939}{3030}"And they're not gonna|Hold me down no more"
{3034}{3107}"No, they're not gonna change my mind"
{3113}{3225}"'Cause I've got faith of the heart"
{3232}{3302}"I'm going where my heart will take me"
{3305}{3415}"I've got faith to believe"
{3420}{3482}"I can do anything"
{3487}{3595}"I've got strength of the soul"
{3600}{3669}"And no one's gonna bend or break me"
{3674}{3802}"I can reach any star"
{3811}{3900}"I've got faith"
{3906}{3994}"I've got faith"
{4000}{4115}"Faith of the heart"
{4561}{4632}The probe's entered|the outer atmosphere.
{4644}{4726}- Can we clean up the signal?|- I'm trying, sir.
{4730}{4861}There's a lot of EM interference.|It sounds very strange.
{4865}{4960}Intense magnetic fields often create|unique waveforms.
{5002}{5046}Let's hear them.
{5203}{5259}Siren calls.
{5274}{5329}That's what we called them|when I was a kid.
{5334}{5437}My dad put them through the speakers|whenever we flew by a gas giant.
{5451}{5517}It gave me nightmares sometimes.
{5565}{5616}Other than keeping|Ensign Mayweather up at night,
{5621}{5694}I'm not sure what we expect|to accomplish here.
{5699}{5760}There are four gas giants|in your own solar system.
{5765}{5806}None of them are Class 9.
{5810}{5881}I think this one's worth a closer look.
{6011}{6112}I'm reading an anomalous power|signature in the lower atmosphere.
{6124}{6179}And several bio-signs.
{6245}{6309}- Get the probe closer.|- Aye, sir.
{6520}{6579}We can travel faster|than the speed of light.
{6585}{6648}You'd think we could find a cure|for the common cold.
{6653}{6728}You should be grateful.|A human cold is so mild.
{6733}{6830}I once had a patient with|the Kamaraazite flu.
{6835}{6957}He sneezed so violently,|he nearly regurgitated his pineal gland.
{6970}{7023}I don't see how I could|actually catch a cold
{7030}{7084}on a hermetically sealed starship.
{7089}{7159}Oh, you may have picked up the virus|from a piece of equipment.
{7163}{7243}It could have been lurking|inside a sealed container.
{7248}{7295}I did open a case of plasma coolant.
{7300}{7393}Well, whoever packed that case|was probably nursing a cold.
{7416}{7509}But that was back in space dock|five months ago.
{7513}{7581}You underestimate the tenacity|of a virus, lieutenant.
{7585}{7706}It can lay dormant for months, adapt to|whatever environment it finds itself in.
{7716}{7786}This should ease the symptoms.
{7797}{7901}But the only cure I know of|involves bed rest.
{7906}{7952}No, that will have to wait.
{7957}{8045}The captain wants me on the team|investigating that shipwreck.
{8050}{8102}You won't be contagious inside|an environment suit.
{8108}{8186}Just try not to sneeze|in your helmet.
{8237}{8286}I'll do my best.
{8433}{8473}Come in.
{8521}{8554}Hoshi.
{8559}{8636}- Do you have a minute, sir?|- Of course. What's on your mind?
{8641}{8683}That shipwreck.
{8687}{8782}We have no idea what type of life|forms we'll find on that alien vessel.
{8787}{8868}And there's a lot of interference|in the atmosphere.
{8874}{8956}Are you sure the Away Team|won't need a translator?
{8967}{9059}They have their UTs, and we'll try|to keep an open comlink.
{9063}{9148}What about the language on|the control panels, the hatches?
{9153}{9230}They might need someone to help|them find their way around.
{9236}{9295}Are you trying to tell me something?
{9335}{9388}I realize that I haven't always been
{9394}{9513}the first one in line to volunteer|for this type of mission.
{9518}{9595}But I want you to know that I'm|prepared to go.
{9608}{9699}Took a while, but I think I finally|got my space legs.
{9706}{9753}I never doubted that you'd find them.
{9805}{9868}Your timing couldn't be better.
{9894}{9959}T'Pol just asked me|to assign you to the team.
{9992}{10071}You'd better get to the launch bay|before they leave without you.
{10084}{10127}Aye, sir.
{10390}{10444}I thought you were acquainted|with the environmental suit.
{10450}{10525}I am. I'm just brushing up|on the backup systems.
{10531}{10594}I wouldn't want the emergency oxygen|to fail during a hull breach.
{10598}{10660}Trust me, ensign.|If there's a hull breach,
{10664}{10769}the pressure will crush you|into something about this big.
{10833}{10883}I requested you for your skills|as a translator,
{10890}{10976}- but if you're uncomfortable...|- I'm perfectly comfortable.
{11026}{11109}I used to find the suits a little|claustrophobic...
{11138}{11185}...but I'm getting used to them.
{11188}{11251}I'll see you in the shuttlepod.
{11479}{11569}It's 100 kilometres below us,|still descending.
{11574}{11644}Gravity's pulling it deeper|into the atmosphere.
{11649}{11775}At their current altitude,|the pressure is 15,000 g.s.c.
{11787}{11875}- That's well within our hull tolerance.|- For the moment.
{11881}{11979}But at the rate that vessel is sinking,|we'll have an hour at most.
{11984}{12050}You sound uncomfortable,|sub-commander.
{12055}{12091}I'm merely stating facts.
{12096}{12172}We'll be on our way back|well before we're in any danger.
{12176}{12252}I for one have no interest|in imploding a valuable shuttlepod.
{12259}{12311}Or three valuable officers.
{12384}{12441}We've entered an eddy|of liquid helium.
{12610}{12685}- We're clear.|- That wasn't so bad.
{12829}{12868}One hundred metres.
{12886}{12964}- Is that a hatch on the port side?|- I see it.
{12998}{13058}Fifty metres.
{13062}{13112}Forty.
{13150}{13203}- What's that?|- It's just the proximity alarm.
{13209}{13262}Twenty metres.
{13267}{13321}Ten.
{13395}{13444}Engaging docking interface.
{13671}{13729}Nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere.
{13732}{13828}Carbon dioxide levels are high,|but nothing's toxic.
{13836}{13873}It's breathable.
{13877}{13919}You first.
{14259}{14308}Perhaps we should leave|the helmets on.
{14313}{14351}What is it?
{14355}{14463}- You can't smell that?|- No. This damn cold.
{14468}{14498}Count your blessings.
{14767}{14829}You two might wanna|take a look at this.
{14836}{14900}It says, "Deck 2, Red Sector."
{14906}{14955}What language?
{14977}{15013}Klingon.
{15106}{15152}I thought you knew Klingon ships.
{15159}{15214}Why didn't you recognize this one|from the outside?
{15219}{15303}There are many classes of ships.|I'm not familiar with all of them.
{15307}{15387}So I'm assuming you don't know|how many Klingons are onboard.
{15392}{15441}I'm reading three bio-signs.
{15447}{15516}That way. All very weak.
{15521}{15568}How weak?
{16314}{16348}They're still alive.
{16364}{16426}We should leave before|they regain consciousness.
{16432}{16456}And what if they don't?
{16461}{16522}The atmosphere's gonna crush|this ship like an eggshell soon.
{16528}{16598}- Shouldn't we try to help them?|- They don't want our help.
{16604}{16672}- How do you know?|- They're Klingons.
{16677}{16748}To die at their posts assures them|a path to the afterlife.
{16753}{16815}If we rescue them,|they'd be dishonoured.
{16821}{16905}Well, I for one don't intend to|just fly off and let these people die,
{16911}{16949}honourable deaths or not.
{16954}{17036}Your compassion is admirable|but misguided.
{17041}{17141}If they awake and find us|on their ship, they'll kill us.
{17771}{17840}- How many are there?|- Three on the bridge.
{17845}{17927}But I'm detecting at least nine more|bio-signs onboard.
{17933}{17986}You can't tell what happened|to them?
{17993}{18077}I'm detecting residual amounts of|a carbon-dioxide-based neurotoxin.
{18082}{18164}But it seems to have dissipated.|There's not enough to afect us.
{18169}{18217}Stand by.
{18238}{18286}How long is the pod's hull|going to hold up?
{18291}{18352}At their present rate of descent...
{18364}{18417}...half-hour, give or take.
{18502}{18546}- T'Pol.|- Yes, captain.
{18551}{18635}You've got 20 minutes to see|if you can do anything for that crew.
{18641}{18700}Then I want you out of there.|Understood?
{18704}{18762}I don't believe there's anything|we can do in 20 minutes.
{18768}{18866}- I suggest we leave now.|- You have a margin of safety.
{18895}{18934}Captain?
{19006}{19058}T'Pol to Enterprise.
{19110}{19168}- Damn interference.|- Or we've dropped out of com range.
{19171}{19205}We still have 20 minutes.
{19209}{19279}It doesn't make sense to place|ourselves at risk when they'd rather die.
{19285}{19328}There must be something|we can do.
{19332}{19388}Maybe they have a distress beacon|we can activate.
{19393}{19458}I doubt you'll find one.|Klingons don't call for help.
{19464}{19502}What if we carry some of them|into the pod?
{19513}{19564}We could save three or four.
{19567}{19628}And if they wake up|on the trip back to Enterprise?
{20632}{20723}- What's that?|- It's our shuttlepod taking off.
{21018}{21066}Try it now.
{21114}{21152}Archer to T'Pol.
{21158}{21208}What's your status?
{21291}{21325}They're back in com range.
{21331}{21379}Captain.
{21405}{21478}Shuttlepod One, respond.
{21534}{21608}Sir, they're heading into open space.
{21659}{21720}I'm picking up something.
{21844}{21885}Sounds like Klingon.
{21907}{21949}I'll try to tie in the UT.
{22059}{22109}- In range. Respond.
{22115}{22217}We've been attacked by an unknown|ship, designation Enterprise NX-01.
{22222}{22302}Any warships in range, respond.
{22306}{22372}- Set a pursuit course.|- Aye, sir.
{22399}{22459}Bring the grappler online.
{22707}{22753}We've got it.
{22780}{22817}Bridge to Security.
{22821}{22877}Send a team to Launch Bay 1.|Trip.
{22882}{22950}- The bridge is yours, Travis.|- Yes, sir.
{23897}{23948}Everybody all right?
{24135}{24193}- Archer to the bridge.|- Mayweather.
{24199}{24237}Have you still got a fix|on the shipwreck?
{24242}{24279}Yes, sir.
{24283}{24344}Transfer the coordinates|to the launch bay.
{24349}{24390}I'm going back|for the boarding party.
{24395}{24457}Sir, the alien ship sunk|another 2000 metres.
{24462}{24521}It's below the shuttle's safety limits.
{24596}{24654}Then polarise the hull plating.
{24675}{24712}We'll take Enterprise down.
{24745}{24788}There's got to be some way|off this ship.
{24793}{24823}What about escape pods?
{24828}{24892}I don't know about the structural|integrity of Klingon escape pods.
{24897}{24940}My guess is we're better off in here.
{24945}{25056}It's irrelevant, lieutenant.|Klingons don't use escape pods.
{25073}{25144}It would be considered an act|of cowardice to abandon ship.
{25149}{25214}Maybe we can use their com system|to contact Enterprise.
{25219}{25303}I doubt their com will penetrate the|EM field any better than our own.
{25307}{25353}If we can access|their helm controls,
{25358}{25411}we might be able to put this vessel|into a stable orbit.
{25416}{25495}I haven't had much experience|at piloting Klingon ships.
{25500}{25559}We have no other choice.
{25671}{25715}Start translating those consoles.
{25720}{25780}Look for anything marked "propulsion,"|"helm," "navigation."
{25785}{25872}I'll try, but reading Klingon is|a lot different than speaking it.
{25877}{25951}We could always try waking|one of them to help us.
{25955}{25988}All right.
{26220}{26304}"Plasma containment," maybe?
{26309}{26365}You're certain?
{26370}{26417}"Containment."
{26439}{26489}I'm certain.
{26759}{26825}Something they call|"photon torpedoes."
{26831}{26924}Photon torpedoes? I've never heard|of anything like that. What else?
{26930}{26978}Well, this all looks like|weapons systems.
{26983}{27057}Torpedoes, tactical sensors,|disruptor arrays.
{27070}{27127}What about this one?
{27217}{27276}I recognize "pressure."
{27305}{27378}That can mean "wall," or "barrier."
{27383}{27446}- Or "hull"?|- Maybe.
{27451}{27521}If I'm reading this correctly,|we've got a few hours at most.
{27525}{27572}The hull integrity is failing.
{27579}{27627}Then we better hurry.
{27633}{27700}This appears to be the helm station.
{27706}{27779}I think you're right.|"Lmpulse drive."
{27783}{27833}Good work, Hoshi.
{28074}{28100}Hoshi?
{28105}{28180}It says the pressure's failing|in the...
{28185}{28233}"Fusion manifold."|Do you know what that means?
{28243}{28338}To quote our very own Mr Tucker,|it means we're dead in the water.
{28345}{28418}Archer to boarding party.|Come in.
{28472}{28505}We read you, captain.
{28509}{28576}- How are you holding up?|- We're doing okay, sir.
{28580}{28620}It's nice to hear your voice.
{28625}{28656}What's your status?
{28663}{28708}We've been attempting|to restart their engines,
{28714}{28757}but they appear to be off-line.
{28763}{28836}Don't worry about it.|We're coming to get you.
{28866}{28908}Travis, how much farther?
{28914}{29016}Ten thousand metres, but I'm having|a hard time getting a fix on them.
{29021}{29073}Too much interference.
{29118}{29223}- Is our probe still working?|- Barely.
{29228}{29298}Try using it to triangulate|their position.
{29435}{29483}The probe's gone.
{29584}{29652}Sir, external pressure's at maximum.
{29748}{29824}I'm afraid we've got a little hitch|in our rescue plan.
{29867}{29927}The hull plating's failing.
{30003}{30046}We'll be back for you|as soon as we can.
{30052}{30120}In the meantime, just sit tight...
{30160}{30215}Captain, you're breaking up.
{30241}{30285}Captain?
{30445}{30578}Release me. Cowards!|Let me die on my feet.
{30589}{30626}T'Pol was right.
{30631}{30690}There's a neurotoxin|in her bloodstream.
{30695}{30760}Untreated, it could kill her|within a day or two.
{30765}{30828}- Can you do anything?|- I'm working on it.
{30833}{30906}T'Pol said the Klingons|were unconscious.
{30912}{30959}Why is this one so lively?
{30964}{31018}She's showing the effects|of hypothermia.
{31022}{31055}My guess is, she took refuge
{31060}{31114}in a low-temperature environment|aboard her ship.
{31118}{31175}The cold would have delayed|the effects of the toxin.
{31179}{31256}I demand to speak to your captain.
{31260}{31320}You know, I read if they sense|a leader's weak,
{31325}{31389}they'll try to kill him|and take command.
{31506}{31555}I'm the captain.
{31595}{31636}I've never seen your kind before,
{31643}{31715}but you have made an enemy|of the Klingon Empire.
{31718}{31794}From what I've noticed,|that's not hard to do.
{31810}{31867}You stranded three of my people|down there.
{31872}{31927}You raided my vessel,|infected my crew.
{31931}{31984}We didn't infect anyone.
{31989}{32079}- We boarded your ship to try and help.|- Liar.
{32110}{32184}Look, I don't know what happened|to your crew,
{32189}{32266}but we had nothing|to do with it.
{32270}{32323}Now your vessel is sinking deeper|into the atmosphere.
{32327}{32412}Unless we do something,|it'll be destroyed.
{32417}{32492}Better that than let it fall|into your hands.
{32544}{32653}I've got three very capable people|on your ship. Let them help.
{32670}{32754}If you tell them how to get the engines|running, they can fly it out of there.
{32760}{32866}And fly it where? Back to your world|to steal our secrets?
{32886}{32914}No.
{32927}{33032}When our birds-of-prey arrive,|your ship will be destroyed.
{33191}{33260}Remind me to stop|trying to help people.
{33450}{33508}I found these schematics|in the Vulcan database.
{33514}{33560}It's a Raptor-class scout vessel.
{33566}{33626}How long will it last down there?
{33632}{33683}Lts hull's at least twice as thick|as ours,
{33687}{33759}reinforced with some kind of|coherent molecular alloy.
{33763}{33888}Yeah, it's a tough little ship, but it can't|hold up under that pressure forever.
{33993}{34074}What if we use duratanium braces|to reinforce a shuttlepod?
{34079}{34118}It won't look pretty,
{34122}{34187}but it might hold up long enough|for us to get our people out.
{34187}{34204}But it might hold up long enough|for us to get our people out.
{34211}{34261}Our only other option is|for T'Pol and Malcolm
{34265}{34359}to fix a broken-down Klingon ship|and fly it out themselves.
{34419}{34502}I don't think we're gonna get any help|from our guest in Sickbay.
{34537}{34593}Get started on those braces.
{34598}{34647}Keep an eye out for any Klingon ships|coming this way.
{34653}{34692}Aye, sir.
{34756}{34815}The one time we need our|chief engineer...
{34820}{34868}...is the one time|we leave him behind.
{34874}{34920}Come look at this.
{35316}{35366}- Class planet.
{35368}{35423}We destroyed their ship,
{35429}{35534}but we've sustained damage|in our port fusion injector.
{35551}{35673}We've descended into the outer|atmosphere of a Q'tahL-class planet
{35679}{35810}to make repairs in case there are|other Xarantine ships in the area.
{35950}{36074}My crew is falling ill, and I have been|unable to determine why.
{36083}{36142}If we had died when|the Xarantine attacked,
{36148}{36187}our honour would be secure.
{36194}{36278}But to fall victim to some disease,
{36282}{36421}to be crushed into nothing in the|depths of this miserable planet...
{36553}{36632}Sounds like we need to find|the port fusion injector.
{36637}{36694}Wait, I saw that somewhere.
{36815}{36859}Here. One deck below us.
{36864}{36921}It's in the "Reactor Pit."
{36926}{36979}Reactor Pit?|Could that be Engineering?
{36983}{37029}Could be.
{37571}{37637}- This one?|- No.
{37641}{37715}That says something about|plasma induction.
{37910}{37957}Here it is.
{38013}{38066}"Port fusion injector."
{38368}{38458}I think I might have made a tactical|error dealing with the Klingon woman.
{38463}{38504}I asked her for help.
{38508}{38554}She could see that|as a sign of weakness.
{38559}{38638}You been boning up on your|Klingon psychology?
{38655}{38713}We've run into them three times.
{38718}{38758}Every time they've wanted|to destroy us.
{38761}{38819}I'd love to figure out why.
{38825}{38882}Well, maybe the best thing is|just to steer clear of them.
{38888}{38997}That might not be so easy.|And we could use their help right now.
{39031}{39112}If we could reestablish a com signal|with T'Pol and the others,
{39117}{39206}the Klingon woman could probably|talk them through the repairs.
{39209}{39306}But she's got 1,000 generations|of instinct telling her not to trust me.
{39311}{39391}Maybe it's time you start|thinking like a Klingon.
{39883}{39953}- Are you okay?|- Yes.
{39957}{40002}I seem to be getting|a little light-headed.
{40034}{40081}Must be the heat.
{40097}{40151}You're dehydrated.|You need some water.
{40157}{40236}I saw a galley on the schematics.|Deck 4, Blue Sector.
{40240}{40269}I'll see what I can find.
{40276}{40309}You shouldn't go alone.
{40379}{40432}Watch yourselves.
{40849}{40880}It's called "gagh."
{40886}{40962}It's a Klingon delicacy,|but only when they're alive.
{40966}{41059}- They look like worms.|- They are worms.
{42430}{42482}Targs.
{42487}{42565}Klingons prefer their food|freshly slaughtered.
{42658}{42691}Are you all right?
{42698}{42756}I promised myself I wouldn't do this.
{42779}{42869}You're in a dangerous situation|in an alien environment.
{42873}{42931}Your anxiety is understandable.
{42993}{43104}- Don't you mean "for a human"?|- You can't deny your nature.
{43111}{43167}This may sound strange...
{43215}{43280}...but I envy you sometimes.
{43286}{43410}I know, another pesky|human emotion.
{43440}{43533}But there are times I wish I could|just ignore my feelings.
{43548}{43621}Bury them, the way Vulcans do.
{43699}{43734}Take my hand.
{43744}{43797}Excuse me?
{43865}{43908}My hand.
{44107}{44139}Close your eyes.
{44300}{44375}Think of yourself|on a turbulent ocean.
{44427}{44503}You have the power|to control the waves.
{44589}{44649}Whatever it is you're trying to do,|it's not working.
{44655}{44695}Focus.
{44743}{44799}The waves are subsiding.
{44812}{44875}The water is growing still.
{44947}{45009}You're in control.
{45290}{45373}That was amazing.
{45388}{45433}When we return to the ship,
{45438}{45520}I'll teach you how to do it|on your own.
{45549}{45577}Thanks.
{45691}{45731}Lieutenant Reed, report.
{45753}{45801}The hull pressure's|approaching critical.
{45807}{45867}This ship's about to be crushed.
{46108}{46165}It will work.
{46196}{46257}If you're wrong, you could destroy|the ship.
{46347}{46393}Look, even with Hoshi's help,
{46398}{46467}it could take hours just to find|the fusion injector in here.
{46472}{46534}- We're out of time.|- I say we try the weapons.
{46540}{46612}How do you know you can|even access the tactical systems?
{46618}{46687}If there's one thing onboard this ship|I ought to be able to figure out,
{46692}{46725}it's the torpedoes.
{46740}{46823}I'd like to run one more structural|diagnostic before you launch.
{46915}{46979}- Beg your pardon?|- Success.
{46991}{47065}I decided to take your advice|about thinking like a Klingon.
{47077}{47150}The Vulcan database has|about 900 pages on them.
{47156}{47213}- Learn anything?|- Plenty.
{47217}{47259}They're driven by a warrior mentality.
{47263}{47337}They tend to view anyone they meet|as a potential enemy.
{47357}{47429}That might explain why|our guest is so irritable.
{47435}{47499}They also have|a strong sense of duty.
{47584}{47640}"Death before dishonour."
{47704}{47752}Finish up that diagnostic.|I'll be in Sickbay.
{47757}{47838}- Gonna put your homework to use?|- Something like that.
{48057}{48104}Please relax.
{48109}{48172}If you strain against the straps,|you might hurt yourself.
{48177}{48273}What's that? Is that what you used|against my crew?
{48278}{48361}Dr Phlox has developed an antidote|to the neurotoxin in your system.
{48379}{48450}Is this how you plan|to gain my trust?
{48455}{48558}First poison me,|then miraculously cure me?
{48601}{48674}- Have you had a drink lately?|- What?
{48679}{48759}The bio-agent that affected you|and your crew was consumed.
{48764}{48817}Apparently, in alcohol.
{48822}{48958}Specifically, the toxin was bonded to|a molecule unique to Xarantine ale.
{49005}{49094}- There was a raid.|- Yes?
{49163}{49213}I can understand your not wanting|to talk about it,
{49217}{49272}if the raid went badly for you.
{49278}{49318}The Xarantines are no match for us.
{49323}{49383}We attacked their outpost|and took what we wanted.
{49390}{49467}And that included|some Xarantine ale?
{49493}{49553}Did your whole crew drink it?
{49558}{49603}The triumph belonged to all.
{49608}{49670}I'll take that as a yes.
{49675}{49764}It was that ale that infected you,|not us.
{49788}{49836}Think about it.
{49841}{49908}When did your crew start|getting sick?
{49913}{49965}Was it right after the raid?
{49970}{50046}After you celebrated your victory?
{50063}{50112}- This is a trick.|- Is it?
{50119}{50154}How do you feel?
{50159}{50241}Better or worse since the injection?
{50308}{50432}We can make enough of this for your|entire crew, if it's not too late.
{50591}{50651}What if this isn't a trick?
{50656}{50713}What if we're telling you the truth?
{50729}{50801}You'd be letting your crew die|a very dishonourable death
{50813}{50867}when you could have saved them.
{50904}{50945}Can you live with that?
{51108}{51145}One thousand metres.
{51151}{51187}Two thousand.
{51191}{51222}Three thousand.
{51306}{51354}No effect. We're still sinking.
{51360}{51419}The shock wave dissipated|before it reached us.
{51424}{51492}We'll need to detonate one closer|next time.
{51505}{51552}The ship's hull is under enough|pressure already.
{51557}{51627}- If you detonate a torpedo too close...|- And if I don't?
{51632}{51678}We need to generate|a large enough shock wave
{51682}{51717}to push us into a higher orbit.
{51722}{51808}To do that, the blast has to be big,|and it has to be close.
{51878}{51959}You heard the sub-commander.|Load two this time.
{52066}{52120}Sensor resolution's dropping off.
{52127}{52158}This was your plan?
{52164}{52244}To grope in the darkness and hope|to stumble across my ship?
{52250}{52306}That's how we found it the first time.
{52353}{52399}What was that?
{52421}{52485}- Weapons fire.|- Where?
{52490}{52602}Bearing 297 mark 261,|down about two kilometres.
{52608}{52638}Did it work?
{52643}{52684}We've moved up,|but only 200 metres.
{52689}{52736}That's all?
{52783}{52835}A compartment just collapsed.|Deck 3, Green Sector.
{52841}{52886}This whole damn ship's|coming apart.
{52890}{52943}- How many torpedoes we have left?|- Six.
{52947}{52983}- Load two more.|- It won't be enough.
{52988}{53032}- Load the weapons.|- We tried. It didn't work.
{53037}{53080}- Ensign.|- She's right.
{53085}{53116}We'll never reach a safe altitude
{53121}{53186}climbing a few hundred metres|at a time.
{53192}{53261}The longer we stand around arguing,|the more ground we lose.
{53292}{53337}Fire them all.
{53342}{53428}What if we detonated|all the torpedoes at once?
{53441}{53528}We may gain enough altitude,|but I doubt we'd make it in one piece.
{53535}{53609}I don't know about you,|but I'm willing to take the chance.
{53627}{53678}We'll detonate at 800 metres.
{53686}{53752}I was thinking more like 500.
{53759}{53820}Look, I didn't come all this way|to get crushed in the atmosphere
{53826}{53881}of some anonymous gas giant.
{53927}{53978}Loading ports one through six.
{53982}{54028}Brace yourselves.
{54088}{54128}Torpedoes armed.
{54293}{54343}What is it?
{54348}{54389}Another explosion.
{54394}{54459}There's a shock wave this time.|Hang on.
{54937}{54999}- T'Pol.|- What have you been shooting at?
{55003}{55081}We used the shock waves to gain|some altitude, but it's only temporary.
{55087}{55116}We'll start sinking again
{55120}{55175}unless we come up with a way|to get this ship out of here.
{55186}{55269}I brought someone who should|be able to help do just that.
{55274}{55322}We're docking now.
{55626}{55692}I believe you've all met|Officer Bu'kaH.
{55767}{55803}What's the status of their engines?
{55807}{55866}The Klingon crew made most|of the necessary repairs
{55872}{55913}before they were overcome.
{55919}{55983}But the port fusion injector|is still damaged.
{56001}{56064}I will tend to my own ship.
{56085}{56158}I didn't bring you down here just so|you could die with your shipmates.
{56164}{56246}My crew risked their lives|to get this ship out of danger.
{56264}{56330}I don't intend to leave|until the job is finished.
{56454}{56531}Sir, there are two ships approaching|at high warp.
{56536}{56578}I think they're Klingon.
{56583}{56628}How long till they get here?
{56633}{56695}Sixteen minutes.
{56700}{56760}We're being hailed.|It's the captain.
{56764}{56798}On screen.
{56805}{56905}This is Klingon Raptor Somraw|hailing Enterprise.
{56930}{57008}Request permission to disembark|four passengers.
{57077}{57131}Well, I don't see why not.
{57304}{57381}- I kept your seat warm for you.|- Thanks.
{57393}{57430}Get ready to break orbit, Travis.
{57435}{57483}I think we've had about enough|of this place.
{57488}{57538}Aye, captain.
{57563}{57639}It's the Raptor, sir.|They're hailing us.
{57645}{57731}- Calling to say thanks?|- I doubt it.
{57736}{57784}Put it through.
{57809}{57897}- What can I do for you?|- Prepare to surrender your vessel.
{57903}{57942}Maybe your engineer neglected|to tell you,
{57947}{58024}but we just saved you|and your crew.
{58030}{58107}You violated our ship,|accessed our weapons.
{58113}{58182}It was either that or stand by|and watch you get crushed.
{58197}{58281}- Disruptors.|- They're charging weapons.
{58407}{58486}You wouldn't last ten seconds|in a battle with us.
{58490}{58552}You've got multiple hull breaches.|Your shields are down.
{58558}{58620}And from what I'm told,|you're fresh out of torpedoes.
{58626}{58732}If I were you, I'd take what little honour|I had left and go home.
{58807}{58937}Fire one shot, and I'll blast you|right back to where we found you.
{59065}{59110}They're moving off.
{59157}{59232}Get us out of here|before their friends show up.
{59733}{59832}- Is someone gonna get that?|- You're closer.
{60119}{60177}- T'Pol.|- This is Dr Phlox.
{60181}{60255}You'll be happy to know that you're|now free of any microbes or parasites.
{60262}{60348}Your captivity in Decon is over.
{60364}{60399}Are you sure, doctor?
{60406}{60454}Who knows what was living|on that ship?
{60459}{60530}What if we picked up something|your scans can't detect?
{60532}{60637}Well, I'm quite sure you didn't.|I've run every possible test.
{60840}{60880}Maybe you should run them again,|doctor.
{60884}{60975}I believe I'm developing|a slight headache.
{60990}{61078}Of course, if you insist.|I wouldn't want to miss anything.
{61084}{61130}Thank you, doctor.
{61300}{61381}That should buy us at least|another half an hour.
{61396}{61471}Oh, I could stay in here all day.
{61506}{61610}Went to a spa once in Mexico.
{61615}{61683}The most relaxing place|I've ever been.
{61688}{61751}But it doesn't compare to this.
{61777}{61869}Oh, it certainly feels nice|to be clean again.
{61880}{61941}It is pleasant.
{62040}{62088}Do you smell that?
{62155}{62245}- I don't smell anything.|- Exactly.