Incoming

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(acoustic guitar music)

(suspenseful music)

(booming explosion)

- [Newscaster] The Wolf

Pack has taken credit

for the destruction of the

UK's most iconic building.

The notorious world

terrorist group

has now carried out

its threat to wage war

against all five

permanent members

of the UN Security Council.

It was a devastating attack

to such an iconic monument.

Many lives were lost.

Officials suspect

that the Wolf Pack

had aid from the inside.

It now seems that the

only way to stop them

is to find what

authorities name the Alpha.

The leader, of this fanatic

terrorist group, has been

linked to dozens of terror

attacks across the world.

Notably, the bombing

of the Roman Coliseum

and the Taj Mahal.

(suspenseful music)

We live in desperate times.

(banging)

(booming explosions)

- [Soldier] Move!

Move!

Freeze!

(crunching cereal)

(dramatic music)

- Argun.

Argun.

Argun.

(suspenseful music)

Argun.

I have a few questions for you.

Where's Alpha?

- I don't know.

- [Kingsley] Oh,

we think you do.

- I've been here five years.

If I knew then, I don't anymore.

- [Kingsley] Oh yeah, where

was he five years ago?

- [Argun] Don't you

think I should have told!

(whooshing)

(Argun yelling)

(somber music)

(whooshing)

(yelling)

(loud music)

(yelling)

(loud music)

- [Kingsley] Porn.

(loud music)

(yelling)

- Good God, what's that racket?

- [Kingsley]

Classic death metal.

- Well you and

Argun listen to it.

- Well could you turn

it down, you're about

to give me a bad

ecstasy flashback

- [Kingsley] God heavens really?

- Of course, shut the audio off,

we don't want to hear that.

- [Kingsley] No wonder

the terrorists are

kicking our ass.

- Speaking of terrorist,

how's it going this cycle?

- [Kingsley] Well Argun

is the one closest to

break, but the others, they

are fraying at the edges.

- I'm happy to hear that.

What with it being

five years and all.

- [Kingsley] There's one of me,

it's six of them alright?

- I speak for the MI6 when I

say you have our full support.

But our partners

aren't as sympathetic

with that ratio considering you

drove off their interrogators.

- [Kingsley] What you

mean the Americans?

- Well they're the straw that

stirs the drink aren't they.

But I mean, all of

them, even the Chinese

are getting antsy,

that's never a good sign.

- [Kingsley] I still

think it's a bad idea

to put a woman onto the station.

It might excite

the inmates right?

- That was Reiser's call,

and I trust his judgment.

- [Kingsley] Anything else?

- Be polite to the Americans

when they get there.

- [Kingsley] Oh okay. (laughs)

I'm always polite, I'm British.

(loud music)

(yelling)

(ominous music)

- Docking in 74 minutes.

- [Alex] See anything

interesting en route?

- Just a hammer.

Otherwise same old, same old.

- I meant space junk.

Anything that wouldn't

show up on the radar.

- [Bridges] Why you asking

about space junk huh?

- [Alex] We started

tracking it for Rogue NASA.

- [Bridges] No space

junk Alex, okay.

Take over.

- What really?

All right, catch you

on the back nine buddy.

- Yeah over and out.

(dramatic music)

- Talk about feeling the

power of the universe.

- Yeah, exciting.

- [Stone] You can

find religion up here.

- Not in this space station.

- I don't think there's a

chance of shares of epiphanies.

- You don't think tug boat

pilots have epiphanies

every time they roll into port?

- I guess agency bean

counters aren't big on

epiphanies either,

so I'm just out of luck.

- Just as well, you

were selected for your

medical training doctor,

not your illusions.

- I have no illusions

about this place, trust me.

- So tell us Bridges, you've

been coming up here what,

a year now, so is it

as bad as they say?

- All I know is the

local population

gets their three squares

delivered every month,

along with a medical exam.

- Well Kingsley is gonna give

us a behind the scenes tour,

you should tag along

and learn something.

- We depart 12

hours after docking.

Once I unload the supplies,

I'm taking a siesta.

- [Stone] Sure, see

no evil, hear no evil.

- Wait until she meets Kingsley.

(dramatic music)

(mechanical whirring)

- [Stone] We're still

maintaining normal gravity?

- Yeah, all the

stations and shuttles

now come with a

gravity regulator.

Kind of knocks the fun

out of space travel.

(dramatic music)

- That's it?

You didn't do anything?

- I haven't done anything

in almost a year.

Remember when I said I'm

just a tug boat pilot?

(dramatic music)

- Hey, at ease Stone.

Let's make sure the

connection module's secure,

right Bridges.

- We're secure.

- I have to confess,

I'm not a big fan

of these connecting modules.

- Yeah, you get severe

anxiety every time

you walk through one.

I read your chart.

- You gonna vomit,

don't vomit on my boat.

Oh and one other

thing, no running.

- Why?

- Well you might puncture it.

(electronic beeping)

- After you.

- Wow you made it.

- Just open the damn hatch.

- [Bridges] Kingsley.

- Bridges.

And you must be Dr. Stone.

Welcome, whoops. (laughs)

So this is the hammer,

security is fully automated,

so staff contact is

kept to a minimum.

All interrogations

are carried out

from the bridge via speaker.

The prisoners are given food

packages and water once a day,

and change of clothes and

hygiene supplies once a week.

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