100:00:33,072 --> 00:00:34,355Glad

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Glad you could make it,
Dan.

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Well, I'm sorry
I'm late to the party.

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Was shoring up
the southern wall

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in case the damn skitters
attacked again.

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We gonna use that thing to bomb
the bastards, like last time?

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Not like last time.

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A toy plane
carries a toy bomb.

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Wouldn't even make a dent
in that mess.

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Unbelievable.

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There's twice as many
as before.

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Dingaan:
Ah, not to worry.

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This should take them all out
in one fell swoop.

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I cooked down
the leftover fertilizer,

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made white phosphorus.

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W.P.?

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I've seen that used
in some wars. It's nasty stuff.

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We added an aerosol sprayer
onto the bottom of this drone.

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So we're gonna crop-dust
the whole valley with it.

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That's the plan.
Genius.

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Anne:
They're feeding on croomia.

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We studied it
in med school.

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It's rare, but it has great
medicinal and nutritional value.

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Everything a growing skitter
needs in order to attack us.

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Once that stuff
is gone...

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We'll be
back on the menu.

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So let's do this.

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[ Whirring ]

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Good job.

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[ Skitters chittering ]

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Wait for it.

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Wait for it.

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Now.

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[ Click ]

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[ All cheering ]

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[ Skitters groaning ]

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♪ Falling Skies 5x03 ♪
Hatchlings
Original Air Date on July 12, 2015

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== sync, corrected by elderman ==
@elder_man

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So far, our primary focus

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has been on dismantling
dormant Espheni technology,

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preventing the enemy
from becoming a threat

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should they get
their power core back online.

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And from there, it's simple.

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Kill as many of their
bio-creations as possible

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and advance.

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If all the militias
around the globe do this,

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we can gut
the Espheni war machine

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and take back our home.

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Okay, okay. I don't think
we need to watch that again.

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I had no idea
you were such a natural.

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It's time
for a personal stylist.

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Apparently, even the Volm
cameras add 10 pounds.

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Under my father's orders,

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the Volm
distributed this message

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to every rebel group
we could locate worldwide.

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The good news is

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that these Mason militias
have been quite successful.

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Wait --
"Mason militias"?

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No, they --
they can't call them that.

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So far,
your global coalition

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has destroyed an estimated 52%
of all Espheni technology.

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Good. Good.
You said "good news."

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What's the bad news?

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This gray area,
less than a square mile,

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is inaccessible
to our reconnaissance efforts.

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That's Fayetteville.

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They're jamming you,
aren't they?

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To hide what?
Why?

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It could be an early effort
to launch a new power core.

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But if they don't have
power,

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how can they power
a jamming device?

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The power core was supporting
their greater war machine --

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Beamers, mechs.

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Which we're
systematically disabling.

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Yes.

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However,
the Espheni also have

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self-contained energy mechanisms
for smaller applications,

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such as
communication transmitters.

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Jamming devices.

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Bottom line -- we underestimate
this enemy at our peril.

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Apparently, they're up to
something in Fayetteville.

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We take the 2nd Mass there,
and we stop them.

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What's this other static here,
up in the northeast?

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Jesus Christ.
That's Washington, D.C.

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Uh-huh.

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What the hell's going on
in D.C.?

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We do not know,
Tom Mason.

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Not yet.

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Hey.

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You should eat.

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[ Growling ]

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[ Screeches ]

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[ Whimpers ]

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Is there anything else
I can --

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Yeah --
keep your promise.

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You said you could
make my brother better.

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[ Snarling, roaring ]

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I'm so sorry.

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You knew
it couldn't be done.

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You just wanted
to steal our food.

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[ Munching ]

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Is that him?

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Is that Brian?

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Yep.

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Only picture
I could recover.

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He's 8 here. I'm 11.

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For what it's worth,
I think you're safer with us.

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But is he?

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[ Growls ]

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[ Gasps ]

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[ Roars ]

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[ Groans ]

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[ Deep voice ] C-Catie?

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What just happened?

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[ Normal voice ]
Noth-- I-I have to go.

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That was him.
That was Brian.

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He was the only one
that ever called me Catie.

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I think
'cause we both have Espheni DNA,

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I can connect
to his mind.

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Can you let me
talk to him?

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No, I-I-I don't think
this is a good idea.

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Then you can.

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[ Grunts ]

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Will you?

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Please. Please.

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[ Voice breaking ]
I've spent months praying

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that my brother
was still in there.

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He's the only family
I have left.

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[ Roars ]

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[ Deep voice ] Love...

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...you.

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Brian?

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Pain.
What can I do?

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Can I take away the pain
somehow?

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Hurt!
[ Roars ]

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You!
[ Grunting ]

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No, no, no, no!
Don't stop -- please! Please!

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[ Normal voice ] I-I didn't break the
connection. He broke the connection.

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What did he mean
about hurting me?

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I just --
I think that he...

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He wants you