{105}{202}Captain's personal log.|February 12th, 2152.
{208}{281}After a brief detour,|we're back on course for Risa.
{287}{346}Everyone's looking forward|to some much-needed shore leave.
{351}{441}I've got my eye on a place|called Suraya Bay.
{446}{499}Villas built right into the cliffs.
{505}{595}Perfect spot to enjoy|a few good books.
{601}{670}Might even do a little diving when l...
{680}{729}Computer, pause.
{750}{774}Archer.
{779}{823}We're picking up|a distress call, captain.
{828}{897}It's coming from a vessel|approximately 2 light years to port.
{902}{1016}- Any idea who it is?|- No, sir. Should we alter course?
{1052}{1136}Go ahead. I'll be right there.
{1181}{1248}Looks like your walk on the beach|will have to wait.
{1447}{1574}"It's been a long road|Gettin' from there to here"
{1633}{1715}"It's been a long time"
{1720}{1812}"But my time is finally near"
{1817}{1919}"And I will see my dream|Come alive at last"
{1924}{1994}"I will touch the sky"
{1999}{2090}"And they're not gonna|Hold me down no more"
{2095}{2167}"No, they're not gonna change my mind"
{2172}{2285}"'Cause I've got faith of the heart"
{2290}{2360}"I'm going where my heart will take me"
{2365}{2475}"I've got faith to believe"
{2480}{2542}"I can do anything"
{2547}{2655}"I've got strength of the soul"
{2659}{2728}"And no one's gonna bend or break me"
{2733}{2861}"I can reach any star"
{2870}{2960}"I've got faith"
{2965}{3054}"I've got faith"
{3059}{3174}"Faith of the heart"
{3551}{3619}- Plasma residue?|- Your warp injectors were full of it.
{3625}{3682}I must be more diligent|about routine maintenance.
{3687}{3742}Unless you enjoy being adrift|in the middle of nowhere.
{3747}{3814}Well, I'm sorry to inconvenience you|with something this trivial.
{3820}{3870}Be sure to thank Mr Tucker|for his time.
{3875}{3914}He wanted me to thank you.
{3919}{3998}It isn't every day he gets to tinker|with alien engines.
{4004}{4075}We also found a microfracture|on your starboard hull.
{4080}{4148}- They're sealing it now.|- Oh, your crew is very thorough.
{4153}{4189}We were glad to help.
{4195}{4264}Do you answer|every distress call you pick up?
{4270}{4314}If we can.
{4320}{4394}The galaxy could use|more people like you.
{4452}{4542}Tomorrow you'll join me in my home.|Bring Commander Tucker.
{4548}{4635}I'll prepare a meal in your honour. It's|the least I can do to show my gratitude.
{4640}{4727}That's very generous,|but I promised my crew a trip to Risa.
{4732}{4782}That can wait one more day,|can't it?
{4802}{4901}If I put them off much longer,|I'm gonna have a mutiny on my hands.
{4906}{4941}There's going to be a Geskana match.
{4946}{5005}I doubt you've ever seen|anything like it.
{5010}{5037}Geskana?
{5043}{5146}Yes. You might want to participate,|assuming you enjoy competition.
{5188}{5291}I should warn you, captain,|I am easily offended.
{5391}{5437}Send me the coordinates.
{5443}{5527}- I'll break the news to my crew.|- Dress for warm weather.
{5773}{5834}If it's all the same to you, captain,|I'll sit this one out.
{5840}{5888}It's not like you|to pass up an away mission.
{5894}{5979}Well, I'm up to my ears in work. The|impulse manifolds need to be purged,
{5983}{6051}the gravity plating on C Deck|still isn't aligned.
{6055}{6085}Trip.
{6089}{6131}Desert, sir?
{6136}{6200}The heat, the dry air...
{6223}{6273}You know how it|sucks the life out of me.
{6278}{6334}What about the two weeks|we spent in Australia?
{6339}{6426}- We had a great time.|- Survival training in the outback?
{6431}{6505}Drinking recycled sweat|and eating snake meat?
{6511}{6597}- That's your idea of a great time?|- It's not gonna be like that.
{6602}{6702}I get the feeling Zobral's a man|who likes to indulge his guests.
{6718}{6771}He's promised to roll out|the red carpet for us.
{6777}{6866}It'll be more fun|than purging impulse manifolds.
{6910}{6997}Well, suit yourself.|I'll see if Malcolm's interested.
{7003}{7107}But I was hoping you'd enjoy|spending some time with your captain.
{7114}{7172}Promise I won't have to eat|any snake meat?
{7775}{7890}It's hotter than hell out there.|Forty-one degrees.
{7908}{7957}It's a dry heat.
{8189}{8233}Welcome.
{8263}{8292}Good to be here.
{8298}{8367}- You remember Commander Tucker?|- Yes, of course, of course.
{8372}{8408}This is the man|who repaired my ship.
{8424}{8459}A brilliant engineer.
{8465}{8534}- It was just a couple clogged injectors.|- Oh, you're far too modest.
{8540}{8630}Well, I hope you're hungry.|I've prepared quite a feast.
{8703}{8752}Are there many deserts|on your world?
{8758}{8790}Quite a few.
{8796}{8842}But none as big as this one.
{8848}{8919}From orbit, you'd think|the entire planet's nothing but sand.
{8924}{9053}Oh, well, we have|a handful of lakes and small seas.
{9081}{9130}What about Earth?
{9135}{9184}Two-thirds water.
{9189}{9238}Extraordinary.
{9243}{9309}- More wine?|- Please.
{9346}{9409}- What's that called again?|- Yalasat.
{9415}{9504}It's made from a cactus|that grows in the northern foothills.
{9510}{9609}- How is your roast teracaq?|- It's very good.
{9616}{9695}When Trip and I|did our survival training,
{9701}{9765}in the desert,|we never ate this well.
{9770}{9867}I must have lost about 3 kilos|during that last week.
{9873}{9932}The heat always|takes away my appetite.
{9938}{9994}Doesn't seem to be|bothering you now.
{10000}{10039}I guess I'm getting acclimated.
{10062}{10145}It must be difficult|adjusting to new cultures.
{10151}{10210}It's challenging at times...
{10225}{10260}...but that's why we're out here.
{10278}{10377}- Did you ever think of turning back?|- Only once.
{10383}{10423}We were attacked by|a hostile species
{10428}{10479}with a lot more firepower|than Enterprise.
{10485}{10584}I set a course back to Earth|to upgrade our weapons.
{10611}{10679}But we ended up|having to do the repairs ourselves.
{10702}{10736}They haven't bothered us since.
{10742}{10782}Sounds like you've had|an eventful journey.
{10787}{10849}It's had its share of surprises.
{10854}{10932}Well, perhaps your visit here|will be one of them.
{11016}{11095}Oh, you're going to enjoy this.
{11125}{11198}- Looks delicious. What is it?|- Blood soup.
{11214}{11253}I don't usually eat this well,
{11258}{11332}but I promised your captain|an exceptional meal.
{11349}{11428}What are these little chunks?
{11444}{11498}The essence of the male.
{11516}{11568}Chopped and seasoned.
{12093}{12155}- Beautiful tapestries.|- Thank you.
{12161}{12198}Which one do you prefer?
{12325}{12389}- That one's interesting.|- It's yours.
{12395}{12478}- No, no, no, no. I couldn't.|- Please, consider it a gift.
{12499}{12578}You're far too generous. Besides,|I wouldn't have any place to hang it.
{12595}{12683}Something smaller, then.
{12754}{12853}I know you would appreciate this.
{12859}{12901}A Suliban made it.
{12906}{12981}A Suliban I met several years ago.
{13025}{13093}Interesting people, don't you agree?
{13140}{13173}Thank you.
{13211}{13272}The Geskana match|is about to begin.
{13278}{13332}I'm hoping you will honour us|by participating.
{13338}{13369}Now?
{13375}{13429}I just ate a half a teracaq.
{13435}{13559}You will be glad you did. Geskana|requires a great deal of strength.
{14342}{14374}Think you're ready?
{14392}{14510}- I'll give it a shot, captain.|- I can't promise we'll win any trophies.
{14532}{14587}This is an ideal game|for men like you.
{14659}{14698}Thanks.
{15008}{15063}- We're being hailed.|- The captain?
{15069}{15150}No, it's coming from a city|on the far side of the desert.
{15155}{15199}Put it through.
{15241}{15280}This is Enterprise.
{15286}{15357}Several hours ago,|you launched a small vessel
{15362}{15416}to an encampment|in the Cygniai Expanse.
{15421}{15454}Would you tell me why?
{15472}{15543}Our captain and chief engineer|were invited.
{15548}{15626}- By whom?|- A man named Zobral.
{15631}{15695}- And you are?|- Chancellor Trellit.
{15701}{15766}Why are you in contact|with this man?
{15783}{15867}His ship was damaged,|and we assisted him.
{15873}{15972}- In return, he offered his hospitality.|- Hospitality?
{15977}{16038}I hope you're aware|that most likely you'll never see
{16043}{16088}your captain or engineer again.
{16506}{16580}- You all right?|- Never better.
{16905}{16948}- Open.|- Open up.
{16953}{16989}- Block out.|- Here. Here.
{17034}{17090}Here, here.
{17096}{17145}Get in front of him.
{17159}{17200}Cut him off.
{17206}{17256}Now.
{17477}{17526}- So close.|- That was a good shot.
{17594}{17648}Two centimetres to the right,|and you'd have had it.
{17653}{17732}- Next time, I'll set up a no-look pass.|- All right.
{17842}{17931}- Archer.|- I need to speak to you, captain.
{17945}{18024}Can it wait?|We're a little busy at the moment.
{18030}{18094}It's urgent. Are you alone?
{18105}{18151}Hold on a minute.
{18156}{18225}It's my science officer.|She says it's important.
{18231}{18308}- Do you mind?|- Take your time.
{18339}{18376}Catch your breath.
{18382}{18406}What's the problem?
{18412}{18475}I've been contacted by|a government official in a city
{18480}{18544}about 200 kilometres|from where you are now.
{18550}{18603}He claims that you are in danger.
{18621}{18650}What kind of danger?
{18655}{18729}According to him,|Zobral and his men are terrorists.
{18735}{18781}They've been responsible|for numerous attacks
{18786}{18839}on civilian targets within the city.
{18845}{18910}Maybe I'm wrong, but they|don't seem like terrorists to me.
{18926}{18965}Perhaps not.
{18971}{19086}But until we're certain who they are,|I suggest you return to the ship.
{19224}{19272}We're on our way.
{19384}{19425}I hope everything is all right.
{19430}{19510}The problem with being a starship|captain is you're never really off duty.
{19516}{19569}I'm afraid we have to|cut our visit short.
{19596}{19635}I'm sorry to hear that.
{19641}{19712}- What's going on?|- Problem with the starboard engine.
{19718}{19768}T'Pol says she needs us|up there right away.
{19782}{19818}Can't we at least finish this quarter?
{19834}{19910}Remember those impulse manifolds|you said needed purging?
{19924}{19968}You were right.
{20010}{20092}Well, thanks for one hell of a game.
{20098}{20168}You must have other people|that can correct this problem.
{20174}{20206}I wish we did.
{20211}{20283}As I said, captain,|I am easily offended.
{20289}{20358}We'll come back if there's time.|I promise.
{20373}{20442}You should not believe|the Torothans.
{20448}{20511}I have just been informed that we|picked up a lengthy transmission
{20516}{20569}between your vessel|and Chancellor Trellit.
{20574}{20672}Whatever he told|your science officer, it is not true.
{20692}{20752}I wanted this to wait till later,|but I beg you,
{20757}{20856}let me explain the real reason|why I asked you here.
{20862}{20996}You have a reputation for being fair,|a man of great integrity.
{21002}{21091}When you hear what I have to say,|I am certain you will want to help us.
{21296}{21375}It is called a yrott.
{21381}{21470}The word means "to stand apart."
{21476}{21520}When we lived in the cities,
{21526}{21625}we were forced to wear these|whenever we walked in public.
{21700}{21749}I take it those days are over.
{21809}{21872}When the caste system|was finally abolished,
{21877}{21961}we were led to believe|that everyone would be treated equally.
{21966}{22015}I remember the celebrations.
{22020}{22077}Yrotts being burned in the streets.
{22082}{22176}People saying that we had|finally been granted our rights.
{22195}{22277}The Torothan clan|signed the accord,
{22282}{22328}but they never abided by it.
{22334}{22438}They still control the government,|the lands, the resources, everything.
{22444}{22535}We spent ten years staging protests,|appealing to the courts,
{22540}{22664}until finally we realized there was|only one way to get their attention.
{22772}{22881}And we are going to keep attacking the|Torothans until our voices are heard.
{22887}{22948}They call us terrorists,
{22954}{23056}but the truth is they have been|terrorizing us for centuries.
{23062}{23143}You said you brought me|down here for a reason.
{23171}{23243}I have a feeling|it wasn't to hear a history lesson.
{23341}{23465}The Torothans have ten times|as many soldiers as we do.
{23482}{23577}We won't last much longer|without your help.
{23670}{23752}I really don't see|what I can do for you.
{23810}{23864}They said you would be humble.
{23869}{23923}I scanned your vessel.
{23929}{24019}You have an arsenal|of powerful weapons.
{24025}{24131}But more importantly,|I need your wisdom.
{24137}{24220}Our current strategy isn't working,
{24226}{24321}but I am confident that together,|we can find one that does.
{24416}{24519}I would be honoured|to fight alongside you,
{24524}{24583}as would all of my men.
{24605}{24682}- What the hell was that?|- Torothan cruisers.
{24687}{24748}Usually they begin|their bombardment after dark.
{24753}{24820}They're getting started early today.
{24858}{24920}I don't know what you heard about me,|but you've been misled.
{24926}{24983}- What about the Suliban?|- What about them?
{24989}{25073}You liberated a detention camp,|freed thousands of prisoners.
{25078}{25154}- Who told you that?|- A Suliban transport captain.
{25159}{25231}He told me of an explorer|who was also a great warrior.
{25237}{25294}A man who helped him defeat|an entire army.
{25300}{25371}Captain Jonathan Archer.
{25377}{25452}Two cruisers, sir.|They've hit one of our pulse cannons.
{25457}{25506}Prepare my ship.
{25522}{25590}This won't last|more than a few hours.
{25609}{25703}We'll continue this discussion later.|You'll be safe here.
{25719}{25770}If it's all the same,|we'd rather get to Enterprise.
{25775}{25839}Oh, your shuttle's thrusters|would draw their attention.
{25844}{25887}You'd become an easy target.
{25909}{26001}Please. I wouldn't be a very good host|if I allowed you to get killed.
{26335}{26404}There's a number of ships|strafing the encampment.
{26428}{26456}Hail the captain.
{26515}{26552}Archer.
{26569}{26618}Captain, are you all right?
{26622}{26668}We've taken shelter...
{26673}{26742}- Should be...|- That's the best I can give you.
{26747}{26806}The entire region is flooded|with jamming signals.
{26811}{26865}Well, we can't just|leave them down there.
{26870}{26971}- What about the transporter?|- I can't localize their bio-signs.
{26976}{27025}I'll take a shuttlepod|and find them myself.
{27031}{27076}In the middle of an assault?
{27162}{27225}See if you can find|Chancellor Trellit.
{27288}{27337}Archer to Enterprise.
{27412}{27453}Enterprise.
{27458}{27507}Respond.
{27623}{27672}Rough game.
{27686}{27721}That damn midfielder|knocked me down
{27726}{27792}three times during the last quarter.
{27805}{27870}I must have bruised|a half a dozen ribs.
{27876}{27933}Better have Dr Phlox take a look at it|when we get back.
{28057}{28135}So does the great warrior|have any ideas
{28140}{28200}about how we're getting out of here?
{28330}{28404}You're not thinking|about helping these people?
{28442}{28526}I was thinking about|those Suliban prisoners.
{28567}{28626}If we hadn't helped them escape,
{28637}{28701}we wouldn't be in this situation.
{28708}{28772}T'Pol's ears must be burning.
{28924}{28993}Want your chief engineer's advice?
{29005}{29078}- What is it?|- Walk away.
{29084}{29138}They lured us down here|under false pretences.
{29143}{29207}And now they're asking us|to help them fight a war?
{29212}{29296}That's a lot different than breaking|a few innocent people out of prison.
{29301}{29385}There's just one problem. Zobral.
{29396}{29480}I get the feeling he's|not gonna take no for an answer.
{29815}{29859}Come on.
{30240}{30279}I don't know about you,
{30284}{30333}but I'd rather take my chances|out in that desert.
{30338}{30427}- I thought you hated the desert.|- Not tonight.
{31239}{31313}You neglected to mention that you'd|be attacking the encampment.
{31319}{31381}And you assured me your people|would be leaving the surface.
{31386}{31410}Why didn't they?
{31416}{31480}Captain Archer wanted to speak|with Zobral.
{31486}{31590}- Interesting. Where are they now?|- I don't know.
{31595}{31682}If you'd be willing to end your assault,|we could launch a search party.
{31688}{31787}You expect us to stand by while you|send more people to join Zobral?
{31806}{31875}If you believe we're assisting|the terrorists, you're mistaken.
{31881}{31980}Of course, I forgot. They just|went down for the hospitality.
{31986}{32063}Let us find them,|and we'll leave immediately.
{32068}{32113}That's what you promised before.
{32117}{32201}We'll locate your men ourselves,|and deal with them accordingly.
{32207}{32259}That's assuming they|haven't already been killed.
{32265}{32289}Chancellor...
{32294}{32358}If you attempt to launch another|shuttlecraft, we'll have no choice
{32363}{32421}but to consider it|as an enemy vessel.
{32452}{32516}I've lost sensor contact|with the surface.
{32521}{32577}Some kind of orbital-dispersion field.
{32583}{32659}I can't get any readings|below 100 kilometres.
{33207}{33251}Two men out in the open.
{33256}{33304}You'd think they would've|spotted us by now.
{33355}{33409}We're down here!
{33494}{33563}You're gonna have to yell|a little louder than that.
{33653}{33722}You sure we're going|in the right direction?
{33748}{33802}It was east of the camp.
{33833}{33877}We're heading east.
{33914}{33998}- How far?|- About 30 kilometres.
{34003}{34047}Thirty?
{34070}{34134}What if we find more|of Zobral's men inside?
{34139}{34183}It looked abandoned.
{34228}{34259}All I saw was sand.
{34289}{34330}I don't remember any buildings.
{34335}{34399}That's because you forgot|your survival training.
{34419}{34523}Take a good look on your way in|at your surroundings.
{34541}{34658}Didn't they also say something|about only walking at night?
{34725}{34804}Can't we wait|until it cools down a little?
{34810}{34859}That could be for another...
{34879}{34973}...eight or nine hours.|We need to find shelter.
{34984}{35045}- Twenty minutes, captain.|- Trip.
{35127}{35171}Ten?
{35482}{35538}To cherry-flavoured snow cones.
{35570}{35654}What I wouldn't give|for one right about now.
{36007}{36073}- Do you hear that?|- What?
{36088}{36134}Sounds like a ship.
{36191}{36261}- I think the heat's getting to you.|- No.
{36287}{36331}Listen.
{36413}{36462}Over there.
{36485}{36569}- A shuttlepod?|- No.
{36623}{36677}Something a lot bigger.
{37280}{37339}- You all right?|- Yeah.
{37345}{37401}The dispersion field|covers half the continent.
{37406}{37457}But if I disable these three satellites,
{37462}{37536}I think I can get a clear reading|of the eastern desert.
{37541}{37582}That might provoke the Torothans.
{37587}{37706}I suggest you try to find a less intrusive|way to penetrate their defences.
{37756}{37805}Why Montana?
{37816}{37865}Of all the places the Vulcans|could have landed,
{37870}{37929}they chose Bozeman, Montana.
{37935}{37992}Humanity's first warp drive|was developed there.
{37997}{38036}It seemed a logical place to begin.
{38041}{38102}Well, how did they know|it wouldn't alarm other nations?
{38108}{38183}An alien species makes contact|with the United States.
{38188}{38235}Could have made a lot|of other countries nervous.
{38256}{38295}What's your point?
{38301}{38377}It seems to me that we're|gonna run into similar problems.
{38383}{38414}We get invited to dinner,
{38419}{38487}and before you know it,|we're accused of taking sides in a war.
{38546}{38667}Contacting new worlds|always involves unexpected risks.
{38672}{38794}The High Command has very specific|protocols regarding planetary conflicts.
{38800}{38930}Eventually, Captain Archer will have to|create some directives of his own.
{39771}{39823}Come on. Come on.
{39828}{39898}We gotta keep moving. Come on.
{39937}{40022}My shift doesn't begin|for another six hours.
{40037}{40086}We're almost there.
{40091}{40115}Where?
{40136}{40190}Where are we going?
{40207}{40266}Nice little place I know.
{40273}{40363}- Plenty of shade.|- Are there blankets down there?
{40385}{40436}I'm freezing.
{40500}{40549}Heat exhaustion.
{40574}{40613}Come here.
{40700}{40812}Here. There you go. Easy. Easy.
{40980}{41029}Here, take mine.
{41038}{41094}- Go ahead.|- No, sir.
{41099}{41189}- I won't take another man's water.|- You drink it. That's an order.
{41223}{41277}Gotta keep moving.
{41284}{41330}Take the water,|or I'll knock you on your ass,
{41335}{41369}and pour it down your throat.
{41471}{41510}Easy.
{41690}{41714}Thanks.
{42086}{42140}There's a vessel approaching|from the surface.
{42146}{42172}It's Zobral.
{42197}{42226}He's hailing us.
{42275}{42360}- Open your launch doors. Quickly.|- Is the captain with you?
{42365}{42441}- Commander Tucker?|- No, no. I'll explain once I'm aboard.
{42447}{42481}Where are they?
{42487}{42592}If I'm not in your docking bay in|the next 30 seconds, I'll be detected.
{42598}{42662}They'll destroy my ship.
{42691}{42730}Bring him in.
{42779}{42830}- How many?|- There were 89.
{42836}{42925}There were only 89 Suliban,|not thousands.
{42931}{42998}- And the army you defeated?|- I'd hardly call it an army.
{43003}{43068}It was more like a few dozen|prison guards. And to be honest,
{43073}{43120}they didn't put up much of a fight.
{43126}{43207}Jonathan Archer|is an excellent starship captain,
{43212}{43306}but he's hardly the invincible warrior|described to you.
{43322}{43399}What about his|legendary desert tactics?
{43405}{43476}Actually, I'm the tactical officer|on this ship,
{43482}{43558}and I don't have any experience|at waging desert warfare.
{43578}{43644}I'm afraid you've come|to the wrong people for help.
{43665}{43733}All this for nothing.
{43739}{43783}What about our people?
{43789}{43872}Well, you have far better sensors|than we do. I'm sure you'll find them.
{43877}{43927}Our sensors are being disrupted,
{43932}{44016}and the Torothans have threatened|to fire on us if we launch a shuttlepod.
{44022}{44078}How did you get here|without them seeing you?
{44084}{44163}There is a narrow gap|in their orbital detection grid.
{44168}{44288}It occurs once every 46 minutes, but it|is only open for less than one minute.
{44294}{44374}- I'll need all the pertinent data.|- You'll need more than that.
{44380}{44456}The manoeuvres are extremely difficult.|It took us years to learn them.
{44491}{44531}I'm a quick study.
{44537}{44624}You will be shot down|before you reach the atmosphere.
{44630}{44684}With you at the helm,|our chances would improve.
{44689}{44747}I don't have time.|My men are waiting for me.
{44752}{44796}Then they'll have to wait|a little longer.
{44801}{44853}You're the one that got our people|stranded down there.
{44859}{44938}They are not my responsibility!
{44985}{45027}You're mistaken.
{45063}{45152}The Torothans believe|we've joined your cause.
{45170}{45234}If Captain Archer and|Commander Tucker are apprehended,
{45239}{45307}they'll undoubtedly be treated|as members of your clan.
{45313}{45356}They'll become victims|of the same oppression
{45361}{45417}you've been fighting all these years.
{45435}{45542}You should feel as responsible for|those two men as you do for your own.
{46692}{46736}Easy.
{46864}{46918}Home sweet home.
{47636}{47765}I hope you're not planning|to hog that all for yourself.
{47899}{47951}Water's off the menu.
{48265}{48314}Now this...
{48335}{48409}...is my idea of a great time.
{48653}{48697}What'd you do?
{48703}{48792}Rub two sticks together?
{48815}{48889}I found a new use|for the stun setting.
{48956}{49008}It may not taste too good,
{49014}{49093}but I think I boiled away|anything that can hurt us.
{49099}{49143}No, thanks.
{49157}{49196}I'm not thirsty.
{49201}{49266}Let's not get|into that argument again.
{49509}{49596}- Worse than blood soup.|- You need water.
{49609}{49658}What I need...
{49677}{49726}...is sleep.
{49740}{49811}You got a fever, Trip.|Your heart's racing.
{49817}{49878}You got all the symptoms|of heatstroke.
{49884}{49953}If you fall asleep,|you could lapse into a coma.
{49959}{50003}A coma?
{50038}{50092}That sounds nice.
{50122}{50181}When we get back to Enterprise,|you can sleep all you want.
{50187}{50221}But right now,
{50227}{50321}you gotta stay with me,|and drink this water.
{50327}{50426}If I had a needle, I'd give it to you|intravenously, but I don't.
{50444}{50508}Come on, sit up.
{50546}{50590}Here you go.
{50756}{50800}Good.
{51250}{51294}Commander.
{51328}{51372}Aye, captain.
{51425}{51479}The warp reactor.
{51517}{51571}Break it down for me.
{51619}{51658}What?
{51663}{51729}What are the eight|major components?
{51755}{51818}You gotta be kidding me.
{51838}{51882}Name them.
{51913}{51962}That's an order.
{52028}{52072}Well...
{52117}{52181}...there's the drumsticks.
{52209}{52253}Thighs.
{52280}{52324}Wings.
{52352}{52456}- You got anything to eat around here?|- Not at the moment.
{52461}{52500}But when we get back to Enterprise,
{52505}{52609}I'll have chef make you a dinner|you'll never forget.
{52615}{52699}What would you like? Anything.
{52709}{52778}- Not snake meat.|- No.
{52784}{52858}Chef doesn't do snake very well.
{52888}{52937}Tell me what you want.
{52991}{53080}- Prime rib.|- Okay. What else?
{53104}{53158}Mashed potatoes.
{53164}{53248}With mushroom gravy.
{53266}{53346}The kind he makes|on Wednesday nights.
{53352}{53396}No problem.
{53424}{53483}What kind of vegetables?
{53519}{53573}Hey. Vegetables.
{53599}{53648}Broccoli.
{53754}{53798}Dessert?
{53843}{53897}Pecan pie.
{54129}{54183}Take another pass|over the eastern basin.
{54188}{54225}Our sensors|would have detected them.
{54230}{54274}No, there's magnetic deposits|below that basin.
{54279}{54318}They could be masking|their bio-signs.
{54324}{54381}If we increased our altitude,|this would go a lot faster.
{54386}{54460}We would also risk being detected.
{54815}{54859}Geography.
{54866}{54895}Do you know how to play?
{54936}{55012}- Geography?|- You know.
{55017}{55121}You say "Amazon River"|which ends in an R,
{55127}{55170}and then I say "Rhode Island."
{55219}{55256}We're going to Rhode Island?
{55275}{55369}No. No, it's a game.
{55380}{55490}You're supposed to tell me|some place that starts with a D.
{55585}{55629}D.
{55725}{55753}Draylax.
{55782}{55826}X?
{55831}{55855}X.
{55861}{55980}- There's always...|- No, no. Don't tell me. I know an X.
{56023}{56052}Xanadu.
{56093}{56137}That's not a real place.
{56143}{56200}- It doesn't matter.|- Of course it matters.
{56205}{56255}You just used|an alien planet, Draylax.
{56340}{56401}Easy. Easy. Easy.
{56408}{56457}Easy. Easy.
{56641}{56742}All right. Whatever you say.|Xanadu's fine.
{56953}{56980}Get your head down.
{56986}{57050}- What?|- Get down.
{57366}{57445}We gotta get out of here. Come on.
{57545}{57589}I'm picking up weapons fire|on the surface.
{57594}{57675}- Ninety kilometres due south.|- A Torothan mortar.
{57681}{57726}Would they be targeting|one of your settlements?
{57731}{57770}We don't have any near there.
{57835}{57880}Set a course, and prepare to fire.
{57928}{58017}I believe they've located the captain|and Commander Tucker.
{58468}{58507}Come on.
{58512}{58551}Come on.
{58598}{58642}I've got a lock.
{58658}{58682}Fire.
{58820}{58864}I see them.
{58873}{58999}Two humans.|Bearing 115 mark three.
{59175}{59236}I'm just slowing you down. Go.
{59241}{59292}I don't remember|taking orders from you.
{60583}{60682}My launch window opens|in nine minutes. I should be going.
{60693}{60777}I hope Commander Tucker|is going to be all right.
{60789}{60888}I doubt I'll ever convince him|to set foot on another desert,
{60897}{60921}but he'll be fine.
{60964}{61088}Zobral, even if I were|the warrior you thought I was,
{61109}{61163}that's not why we're out here.
{61242}{61291}Captain.
{61319}{61373}Sub-commander.
{61907}{61966}What you told him was correct.
{61971}{62030}Decisions to get involved|in conflicts of other worlds
{62035}{62104}should be left to governments,|not starship captains.
{62109}{62149}I know.
{62160}{62318}The irony is I have the feeling|his cause is worth fighting for.