- Closing pressure valve.
Hydraulic systems deactivated.
Insulation cover open.
Did you hear that?
- What?
- That.
Did you hear that?
- No,
- electrical system activated.
There it is again.
- Procedure number six completed.
Second memory bank access open.
- Professor, it's good to see you again.
- Good to see you, major.
- Agents wickett and midford.
- Professor. - How do you do.
- Looks like we've got a malfunction
on the aft sampler feed.
- Try a reset.
Doctor, remember major Bradley,
head of intelligence.
- Major, how are you?
- Opening c-5 container now.
Three full loads.
- The gross weight discrepancy's still there.
- Recheck the pre-stat.
- I've given it the auto test.
I've given it the manual test.
It's still there.
- All right, let me see.
- Could you reset these
and give me one last...
- You see any little green monsters in there?
- Hms samples look great.
- Section seven, closing down.
- Gross weight discrepancy's still there.
I've cross-checked everything.
- Let me see that.
- Changing codes on the function keys.
Rogen
twenty megs left in bank two memory.
- Opening aft sampler chamber.
- Pressure system in second mode.
- Eighth procedure completed.
Going to program nine.
- What happened?
- Seal it back up!
- What happened?
- I don't know!
I undid the panel and it blew!
- Come on, guys, shut it down!
- Look out!
There's something in there!
- What the hell?
- Don't move, don't move!
- Larry, back off.
Back off, Larry.
Get away from it.
Reverse the aft sampler.
- Back off, back off!
- You okay?
- Yeah, I'm okay.
Look out!
Get out of here!
Come on!
- Let's go, let's go, let's 9°!
- Breakout, breakout.
We've got a problem here.
- Do you see anything?
- Pull back to second perimeter.
Repeat, pull back to second perimeter.
We have a breakout here.
Code red.
- How many are there?
- Keep still. Don't move.
- Stay back.
Stay away from them.
- Open the doors to the left!
Hey, to the right!
Moving in!
- All right, men, stand ready!
- Wait!
Hold your fire!
- Stay back, stay back.
- Hold your fire!
Everybody hold your fire!
- Roger.
We see him.
He's heading towards the north fence.
Holy smoke!
What the hell is that?
He's hung up on the fence!
- Look out!
It's on the windshield!
Look out, dad!
Ahhh, we're gonna crash, dad!
Oh, no!
Look out!
Oh, my god!
Look out!
- Stay here, okay?
You okay?
- A fire extinguisher!
- Fire extinguisher, do you have a fire extinguisher?
- I've got one, I've got one!
Here!
- Hey, get away, get away!
- Come on, that's it.
Close your mouth.
Close your eyes.
It's okay.
- Looks like a biggie.
- Mom, get in their Lane, follow 'em down.
- Will you guys just stop it?
- Well...
- Can we get down and watch?
' No way.
Is anybody hurt?
- Nothing serious, lady.
Something just ran across the road.
- I tell you, I'm not crazy.
It looked like an omelet with two eyes.
It must've been some sort of alien.
- My dad, he's telling the truth...
- Think it was a drunk?
- It's probably an adui.
- What?
- An alien driving under the influence.
- 40 miles away.
We need the paramedics here when you get time.
- It'll be midnight...
- Okay, bring it up, bring it up.
- It's gonna be backed up for hours.
- Good evening, miss.
Everything all right?
- You tell me.
- This won't take a minute.
All right, you can go.
Go on.
Next car.
Come on, let's pull up.
Quickly.
- Wonder what they were looking for?
- Omelets with eyes.
' Wow!
He jumped over two cars!
- And nobody got hurt?
Yeah, right.
That car's flat!
Jeez!
- Okay, give it back, Mike.
- What?
- He took my coke, mom.
- Come on, you guys.
- I don't have it.
I didn't take it.
- I knew it!
- Gross!
- That wasn't me.
- Who was it, then?
- Mom?
- It wasn't me!
- Mom did it.
- Come on, Mike, give it back.
- Mom.
- Thanks.
Eric, wake up.
We're almost there.
- Eric.
- All right.
Hey, look at all the cars.
This looks pretty nice.
- Pretty nice.
- Great hill for the wheels, man.
- Yeah!
- No, you're not going down any hills
until we've checked it out, okay?
- I know, mom.
- Okay, we're almost here.
Close your eyes, guys.
Close 'em.
Ooh, there's a pretty girl.
I said close 'em, you cheaters.
Come on.
You guys are gonna love this place.
Okay, you can open 'em.
- Kitty, kitty.
Wow, top of the hill!
- Aw, cool, check it out!
Two-car garage!
- Yes, it's the chauffeur's day off!
- Can we afford this?
- No, we can't, Eric.
That's why I'm forced to sell your brother.
- Tough break, Mike.
- Hey!
That's my stuff you're throwing around there.
- Relax, lady.
It's just our furniture pads.
- Oh, sorry.
Bring the groceries in, guys, okay?
- I like it.
- Me '.00.
- Hey, how's it going?
- Shhh, we're communing with the earth spirits.
- Right.
Welcome to California, bud.
' Really.
- Here.
- Aren't you gonna carry anything?
- Sure.
I've got my skateboard.
Let's go.
Hello, California women.
Have no fear, your hormonal hero is here.
- Pretty kitty.
- Oh, my...
- Aw, great house, man.
- I can't see anything.
- Put the stuff over on the table, guys.
- You're gonna love it.
- The ceiling looks good.
- Yeah?
Well, check it out.
- This is totally rad!
- Is this gonna get me a great
mother's day present or what?
- You really scored big, mom.
- Look over here.
- Hey, is that all ours?
- Yeah, about the first 25 yards of it.
- You think there's any wild animals out there?
- Definitely, definitely.
Some big grizzly bears.
- There's probably some deer up here.
- Alligators, big nasty ones.
- Are you guys kidding?
- Maybe a couple of gorillas.
- Penguins, penguins.
- Maybe a werewolf.
' Yeah, right.
- Hey, mom, where's my room?
- It's down the hall.
- Watch the door.
- Did you notice, my dear, that there is
not one step in the entire place?
Low counters.
Wide hallways.
And you can see out of every window.
And, baby, you ain't seen nothing yet!
Okay?
- Oh yeah, it's great!
You see the size of these closets?
I'm gonna need more clothes!
- Yeah, we'll put you on the list.
- Aw, thanks.
- Ta da.
Ahh.
What do you think, huh?
I thought we'd put the bed over here.
That way you just wake up every morning
and see the sun coming over the mountains.
- You did great, mom.
Thank you.
- Want some lunch?
- No thanks.
I'm fine.
- Okay -.
- Your mom said this is your TV.
You want me to hook it up for you?
- No, I can handle it.
Just put it down over there.
- You got it.
- There's tooter shellby on sea snail,
or is it the other way around?
Casey kelp on clamdancer,
junior wetworth riding snorkaway,
and allstar seaworthy atop seabiscuit,
they're all in line.
- Here's your tow.
- What?
- Tuna on whole wheat.
- Oh.
Thanks.
Hey, come look at this.
- Allstar seaworthy,
grabbing an early lead.
- That's very good.
- It didn't do that last time.
It stayed on.
- Yeah, well, if it happens again, let me know.
- And as they approach
the home stretch--
- hi.
- Hi.
- You looking for your friend?
- Yeah!
- He went down the hill.
- Did you get a good look at him?
- Yeah, he's real cute.
- What did he look like?
- He's your friend, and you don't even
know what he looks like?
- I was just kidding.
He's my brother.
- Your brother?
Where are you from?
- Illinois.
- Welcome to the neighborhood.
Looks like you'll be an interesting addition.
- Hey, Deb, time to eat.
- Okay -.
I've got to go.
What's your name?
- Eric.
- I'm Debbie.
This is my sister Courtney.
- Hi.
' Hi.
- We'll talk later.
' Okay.
- See ya.
- Bye.
- Come on.
- What happened in here?
- Did you just go down the hill?
- No.
Mom is gonna freak out.
- There's something weird going on.
- Look at this.
- What?
- There were footprints here.
Somebody was just in my bathroom
taking a shower.
- Yeah, right.
You think she's gonna go for that, huh?
- I'm serious.
The TV went on, and it wasn't even plugged in.
- Ah.
- I'm not joking, Michael.
- Who broke the lamp?
- Well, Sherlock Holmes here thinks he saw a ghost.
- Did the ghost do it?
- Something was just in my bedroom.
It jumped over my head.
- Yeah, right.
- What thing?
- I never saw it.
It just kept doing things.
I'm not lying, mom.
I swear it.
- Right.
I've got something better for the fireplace, anyway.
It's Harvey!
- What did you dress that thing up in?
Give it to me.
It's horrible!
- Eric, you asleep?
- Uh-uh.
- Now, come on.
I want you to stop worrying about this.
- Did you lock all the windows?
- Yes.
- Good.
I was thinking maybe it wasn't such a bad thing, anyway.
All it did was take a shower and drink a soda.
- Maybe it was one of the neighborhood kids or something.
I'm sure there's a rational explanation.
Come on, try and get some sleep, huh?
It's been a long day.
- Michael?
- Oh, my god!
Michael, Eric, what have you done?
- I didn't do it, mom.
- Oh, my...
Oh, this is my mother's painting!
It's 100 years old!
Whoa, what happened in here?
- Everything's ruined!
It's totally ruined!
- It wasn't me, mom!
It was the little creature!
I saw it!
- The house is totally destroyed!
- What do you want me to say?
- I don't want you to say anything!
- Well, calm down, mom.
- This is incredible.
It's insane.
I don't believe it.
Look at this.
Oh, my god.
I'm going back to bed.
- What the heck happened, man?
- Eric!
Wait.
Stop it, Eric, stop!
Eric!
Oh, my gosh!
Eric!
Swim to the side, Eric!
Swim!
Mom, mom!
Swim, Eric!
No!
Eric!
- What is it?
- Eric!
- Eric, look at me!
Say something!
- Did you see him?
- What?
- The little creature!
- I can't believe he did this.
- He's all right, mom.
I'll go get him.
- No, no.
Just go and get some help.
- You got the ropes?
- I don't know why he did it.
I just saw him go.
- Deep breath?
Good.
One more.
Oh, fine.
Now sit back.
How's your head feel?
- Fine.
- No dizziness?
I want you to follow this with your eyes.
Good.
Once more.
Fine.
You're a lucky young man.
Everything seems to be okay.
Could you leave us alone for a minute?
Your mother tells me that you've been seeing some things.
Can you tell me about it?
- You wouldn't believe it.
- Try me.
- It's a little creature.
- Do you see him often?
- Just the things that he does.
- Has anyone else seen this little creature?
- Just Debbie.
She's the girl next door.
- I'm gonna give you this mild sedative.
It'll help you get some rest.
- Why don't you just ask Debbie?
She knows all about it.
- Here, you take this.
And we'll discuss all that later, okay?
You get that rest.
I'll come back to see you soon.
- He's not your brother, is he?
- Why didn't you tell them that you saw him?
- Because nobody would believe it.
What is he, some sort of ghost?
- I don't know what he is.
You should have backed me up.
- It wouldn't do any good.
They only believe what they want to believe.
They already think you've got schizo-freakia.
- Schizo what?
- Freakia.
It's when you see people that really aren't there.
- Well, I'm gonna prove it to everyone.
I'm gonna catch him.
- Can I come in?
- Sure.
- Sorry to hear what happened.
You look okay.
- I'm fine.
- Mom wants to go, Deb.
- Okay -.
I'll see you later.
Give me a call.
- Hey, why don't you invite Eric
to Brittany's birthday tomorrow.
- You want to come?
- Sure.
- Okay, I'll see you then.
- Bye.
I'm glad you're okay.
- Bye.
- Hi.
- I'm Michael, Eric's brother.
- I'm Courtney, Deb's sister.
- Yeah.
- Nice meeting you.
- Me too.
McDonald's, huh?
- Yeah.
- Why don't you stop by for a big Mac?
- Let's go.
- You never told me about her.
- I knew I shouldn't have taken this job right now.
- Mom, it's gonna be fine.
- Are you getting a draft?
- Uh-uh.
- I'm rolling up the window.
You should be in bed, anyway.
- I'm fine.
- Michael!
- Hey, look out, you idiot!
- I saw it, mom.
I had plenty of room.
- What is the matter with you today?
- Well...
- I'm gonna have to hire somebody to take care of you guys.
- I can be on my own, mom.
- That's it.
No, not if I can help it.
- Well, Debbie's mom said she could look after him.
- Okay, we're here.
I should have called in sick.
- You can't call in sick on your first day.
- Are you gonna be okay?
- Guaranteed.
- Listen, I'm getting out at nine.
Mr. Allen is bringing me home.
Please be there, guys.
- We'll be there, mom.
- I'm not ready for this.
- Mom, relax.
You've already got the job.
- You look great.
- Thanks.
- Never seen her this tense before.
- Yeah, well, it's her first job in 10 years.
- You know what I feel like?
- A bis Mac?
- The man is a genius.
- I'm psychic!
- I tell ya!
That's over, though.
You know, she's back in Indiana.
I'm here, she's there.
Well, you know, that doesn't really matter.
So, let's talk about you.
Are you dating anyone?
Good.
What are you doing right now?
Oh.
What subject?
Oh, that's sort of my subject.
You know, I can help you if you want some help.
Come on over.
- What are you doing here?
- Did you catch him?
- Not yet.
- I want to help.
- What about your mom?
- I'm not going to tell her.
- Who's that?
- It's just my old Chicago cubs mascot.
Here, you can carry the equipment.
Put this on.
- What are we going to do?
- It's just a precaution.
- I think you should know I bruise easily.
- Get those cords!
Come on!
- You still haven't told me
what we're going to do.
- Shhh.
Here, strap this vacuum cleaner on your back.
We're gonna suck him up.
- What's he doing?
- I don't know.
You ready?
Hit it.
- Charge!
- You got him!
Don't hurt him!
You're hurting him!
- We got him!
- Ahhh.
Get me off of this thing!
- Debbie!
Debbie, Debbie!
Debbie!
Michael!
Debbie!
- Hey!
What's going on?
- Get me off of this thing!
- Turn it off!
Stop it!
- Get me off of this!
- Are you okay?
- Would you get me off of here?
I think I'm gonna throw up.
- Would somebody please tell me what is happening?
- He's in the vacuum.
- What?
What are you talking about?
- It's the thing I've been telling you about, the Mac.
- What?
- The mysterious alien creature.
- You've got to get him out of there.
- Plug it back in.
- Wait, what are you gonna do?
- Just do it.
I'm gonna reverse the motor.
Get me a drink.
- We hurt him bad, didn't we?
- It's okay.
He looks tired.
- This is unreal.
This is incredible, guys.
- This must be like what they drink
on their own planet.
- Where'd he come from?
- I don't know.
- He came in the Van with you.
I saw him when you first got here.
- Why didn't you tell me?
- I thought you knew.
- Wait a minute.
This is what they were looking for back at the accident.
That's mom.
- What are we gonna do?
- We're gonna tell her.
- Don't tell her about me, please!
My mom will go crazy!
- Okay, split, Debbie.
Go!
- I'm sorry we sucked you up.
I'll see you later.
- There must be a power failure.
- What happened?
All our lights are out.
- It's okay.
It's just my mom!
Come back!
- What's going on?
- Power's surging in the whole neighborhood.
- Michael?
- Yeah.
- Is everything okay?
- Fine, but you'd better come look at something.
- What's the matter?
Where's Eric?
- He's fine.
- Where is he?
- He's over here.
- What are you doing on the floor?
What is all this smoke?
- He ran off again!
- It's Eric's friend, mom, the one he's been
trying to tell us about.
They caught him in the vacuum cleaner.
- They?
- We.
- Okay, let's start from the beginning again, shall we?
- Can I have my chair first, please?
- Go get him his chair.
- I sucked him up in the vacuum
to prove to everyone that he exists.
- He's not lying, mom.
I saw it.
- You sucked this living thing into a vacuum cleaner?
- Yeah, and then we blew him out again!
- It's the truth, mom.
- No, I can handle it.
I can, really.
I can handle it.
Oh.
- Morning.
Strange-looking pets in this neighborhood.
- Mike!
Hey, Mike, wake up.
Looks like he came back.
' Who?
- The little creature.
Come on!
- Ah, cool!
' Wow!
He cleaned up everything!
' Wow!
- You think he did it?
- Hey, I sure didn't.
Check out the door!
Glad we didn't kill the little dude!
- Yeah, he even fixed mom's old painting.
And look at the ceiling!
- Hey, we should rent this guy out.
We'd be millionaires!
- Look at this.
What is it?
- I don't know.
Looks like he's trying to tell us something.
- I bet it's got something to do
with where he came from.
- A wickes furniture store?
And what about these?
- Maybe he likes horses.
- This is incredible.
I don't believe it.
Thanks, you guys.
I really appreciate it.
- We didn't do it, mom.
He came back.
- Come on.
Are you telling me this thing came in
and cleaned up the house?
- Well, think about it.
Would we do something like this?
- That's a good point.
- He left these.
We think it's some kind of message.
- It's that thing they were looking for
back at the crash site, I'm telling you.
- It's an alien, like the guy said.
- You still don't believe us, do you?
- Come on, guys.
I believe there's something,
but the question is what.
- Come on, mom, let's go!
How far do you want to go?
- How about to the next driveway?
- Come on, let's go down to the bottom
of the hill and back.
' Okay.
I'm gonna beat you.
- Wanna make a bet?
- Good dogs, good dogs.
Stay where you are.
Come on.
- Eric, Eric!
I don't think he saw me.
- What is that?
- Don't hit him!
- What is he, crazy or something?
What was that?
I've never seen anything like it.
- Get your shoes on.
We've got to go.
- Anything?
- Maybe he went to haunt somebody else.
- That's not even funny, mom.
- Sorry.
Hello?
Yeah, he's ready.
Okay.
Bye-bye.
Eric, that was Debbie.
She's on her way.
You ready?
- Yeah.
- Gonna have a good time at the party today?
Did you remember to lock the back?
- Yeah, I got it.
- Water and power, ma'am.
We're looking into last night's blackout.
Can we check your power boxes?
- Yeah, sure.
They're around the back.
- Thanks.
It'll just take a minute.
- Mrs. cruise, did you notice anything unusual last night?
- Like what?
- What were you doing when the blackout occurred?
- I was driving up the street.
- I see.
Thank you.
- Mom, that's the guy from the crash in the desert.
Don't you recognize him?
- Remember?
He was the one looking in all the cars.
- Doesn't it seem a little weird?
- Hi.
- Hi, Debbie.
- My mom wants to leave in five minutes.
- Okay, fine.
Come on, we've got to go.
- I'll pick you up at the party later.
- Listen, don't forget the present
I left for you on the table, huh?
And call me.
I wanna know what's going on.
- So what happened?
Where is he?
- Shhh.
Come on.
- It's here.
Get rankin and the capture group up here.
- This is 100 X-ray.
- Think they followed you here?
- I don't know.
- I bet they're looking for him.
- Maybe that's why he's so scared.
- Who is it?
- I don't know.
- What's all this stuff, straws and flowers?
- I don't know.
- And there they go!
And it's allstar seaworthy.
- Eric!
He doesn't look so good.
- Get that drink.
- What's the matter with him?
- I don't know.
Here, you want some?
He looks depressed or something.
You have a family?
- Oh, my gosh, there's three of them.
- Three?
- Ask him where he came from.
- How am I gonna do that?
Wait a second.
Your family here?
- He's pointing to my school.
Oh, my gosh, that's my mom!
What are we going to do?
- You'll have to go without me.
- She won't do that.
She's supposed to be looking after you.
- We can't leave him here like this.
- You have to go, Eric.
- Tell her I'll be there in a minute.
- What are you going to do?
- Just go and tell her.
- Okay -.
Bye!
I'll see you later!
- It's not safe here anymore.
You have to come with me.
Please.
I won't let anybody hurt you.
- What is he doing in there?
- I think he was changing steering wheels on his wheelchair.
- Debbie, wheelchairs don't have a steering wheel.
- Maybe it was a flat tire.
- Maybe I'd better go help him.
- I'll do it.
Oh, no!
- Kinda old for a Teddy, isn't he?
- He's from Illinois.
- Sorry it took so long.
- That's okay.
So, how do we do this?
- My wheelchair can fit in back,
and I'll sit in front.
- Sounds good.
- Here, take him.
Go.
- All right, here we go.
- Sit down.
Are you crazy?
There's no way you're gonna get away with this.
- I had to do something with him.
Keep him quiet.
- Sit still.
- Okay -.
Everybody fasten your seatbelts.
Let's go.
- Well, what do you think?
- Follow them.
This is j-3.
We're traveling east on valley vista.
Tell them to stand by.
- Shh, don't.
- So, Eric, how long have you two been together?
- She means the Teddy, Eric.
- Oh, a long time.
- Keep still.
- Does your bear move?
- Oh, yeah.
He's one of those new computerized kind.
- But I thought you said you had him a long time.
- I have.
He just got new microchips.
- Amazing.
- What's in here?
- Hi, Brittany!
Happy birthday!
- Thank you.
This is my friend Eric.
- Hi, Eric.
- Hi.
- He's cute.
- Hiya.
How's it going?
- It's going.
- Nice Teddy bear.
- Hi, Eric, how ya feelin'?
- Have you seen my brother yet?
- He'll be here soon.
- No, Mac, give me that.
- Did you see that?
- There's something in there.
- I don't believe it!
Freaky!
- Lookit, honey, lookit, we're leaving, okay?
I'm gonna go, and I'll leave Courtney here to watch you
until Michael gets here, okay?
Boy, that Teddy is amazing!
I'll see you.
Bye-bye.
- Happy birthday!
- Okay, kids, let's get this dance contest going!
- He's here!
- What?
' Mac!
He's in the Teddy suit.
- He is?
I don't believe this!
- Let's dance!
- Debbie, what's going on?
- It's okay.
Everybody thinks he's just a toy!
- Hi, Michael.
- The thing I was telling you about,
it's in the Teddy suit.
- Oh, no way!
He's so cute!
- Yeah, real cute.
Listen, those guys who were following us, they're here.
- Well, what are we gonna do?
- I don't know.
Just keep him dancing, they'll just think he's a Teddy.
- Okay, pick up the pace,
that's very good, Kathy,
- what's he doing?
- I don't know.
- This is base-1.
Where are you guys?
Move it!
- All right, come on, move it.
Let's go.
- Leave him alone!
He's not hurting anyone!
- You don't know what you're getting into.
- What's he done wrong?
- Come on, kid, back off, back off.
- What's he done wrong?
- Hold on, Mac.
- Get after them!
Move it!
Let's get the car.
Get him before he hits the street!
- Come on.
- Look out!
- Come on.
- All right, come on!
- Come on!
- Oh, no!
I got him, I got him!
- Come on.
Come on, come on, come on!
Stay with him.
Go!
Keep going!
Come on!
Come on, come on!
Stay with him.
- Check the aisles!
There he is!
Let's get him!
' You okay?
' I'm okay.
Go!
- Mom, mom!
Mum!
- How long have you been in lingerie?
- Mom!
- Excuse me, I'll be right back.
Eric!
- Whoa.
- Come on, guys, cool it!
- What are you people doing?
- Stop that kid!
- Eric!
What is that on your lap?
- The door's jammed!
The door's jammed!
Get something, get something!
- What do you think you're doing?
Eric!
- This is not gonna work, Michael!
- Just trust me.
- It's gonna work.
- Be careful.
- Eric!
Don't hit him, Courtney!
- Get him!
- Get ready!
- Stay with him.
- Michael, Eric!
- Come on, we've got you!
- Now!
- All right!
- Hey, those are my kids in there!
- Those kids?
Those kids just ran off with a...
- A little creature from outer space?
- No, wickes.
Well, no, palmdale's fine.
I just need--
that's fine, thank you.
No, the address.
Wait, give me that again.
- Why don't you give it to him?
- Here, Mac.
I don't think he's feeling too good.
Something's happened to his family.
He keeps on pointing in the same direction.
- There's a wickes in palmdale.
It's about 20 miles from the crash.
- We have to go there.
- What do you think?
- I think we should call your mom.
- Look, she's not gonna understand.
She's just gonna tell us to turn him in.
- Maybe that's what we should do.
- No, we have to help him.
- What if they have a good reason for wanting him, Eric?
What if he's dangerous?
What if he's got a disease or something?
- He doesn't have any diseases.
- I know no one's interested what I have to say,
but I think he's communicating with someone.
- It's his family.
Don't you like him?
- Of course I do.
I just don't want anyone to get hurt.
- Look, we're gonna get caught sooner or later.
I don't see what we've got to lose.
- We're gonna go.
Come on.
Let's do it.
- All right!
- Let's go, come on!
- All right!
- Thank you, my dear.
- Ooh, he likes this.
- Here, see if he likes this.
Maybe they're just flowers.
- How about a spaceship?
- Great!
- Yeah, and we'll have a close encounter of the third kind.
- What's that?
- That's when you get to go on the ship.
- Here's another police car.
- Keep him down.
We're fine.
- Hey, he's pointing at something.
It's the horses.
- We've been passing horses all the way here.
- Hey, did you see that?
- What?
- That's it!
- It's a sign, not a store.
- Looks like he wants to go down there.
- Maybe he's picking up some sort of signal.
- Hold on.
- Maybe he lives around here.
.1" on, baby r
- hey, look!
- Windmills, that's what he was trying to tell us.
- It's the straws!
That's it!
We must be getting closer!
- Bummer.
I thought it was gonna be a spaceship.
- You never know.
There still could be one.
- What's he doing?
- He's communicating.
- That's it.
Let's go.
You sure this is it, Mac?
- You guys better just wait here.
- Better give him the flashlight.
- Let's go, Mac.
Come on, on my back.
- Be careful.
- I know everybody's trying to be optimistic,
but what if they really are dangerous?
- They're not dangerous.
- Michael!
Are you sure it's okay?
- Yeah, just wait there.
Get off, Mac.
Come on.
She's alive, Mac.
We're gonna get some help.
Just stay here.
She's alive.
Give me some drinks and the jackets.
- What is it?
- There's three more of them.
- Three?
- Are they friendly?
- Well, we'll find out soon enough.
- There's only two cans left.
- That's fine, let's go.
Come on, Eric.
Be careful.
It's slippery there, guys.
Hey, Mac.
Give me a straw.
That's it.
See, Mac?
- She's gonna be okay, Mac.
- It's okay.
All right, see if you can get the other one to drink,
the little one.
Here.
Good.
Here, put the jacket on her.
Okay.
It's okay.
No one's gonna hurt you.
Here's your baby.
He brought us to you.
' Easy, now.
It's okay.
- She must be Mac's sister.
- Must be.
- She's so gentle.
- Easy, easy-
- she won't hurt you.
I'm Debbie.
I live next door.
This is my friend Eric.
' Hi.
- Here, give me the other jacket.
- Okay, just a minute.
- All right, put the jacket on.
- Give me that one, too, Debbie.
- Hey, hey, he!!!
Hey, come on!
Guys, give me another drink!
- We don't have any more.
- Oh, shoot!
- We better get something soon!
- We're Mac's friends.
He brought us to meet you.
No, friends.
- What if they need some kind of
medical attention or something?
- Look, we can't just walk into a hospital.
Everyone's gonna freak out.
- Well, it's just like you said, people
are gonna find out sooner or later.
' Oh, my gosh.
- What's he doing now?
- He just tied a knot in the tire iron!
- It's okay, i think he's just bored!
- Well, keep him busy!
Guys, keep him busy!
- Here, here, read him this!
- It's okay.
He's got the hat.
- Look, maybe we should go public.
If we can get 'em on the news,
everyone is gonna want to help 'em.
- I'm not so sure about that.
- I think they'll be a big hit on TV.
- What's he doing now?
- I think he wants my bracelet.
- Well, then, give it to him!
- You're hurting me!
- Michael!
- Well, do something!
- What?
- I'm driving, I don't know.
- Stop, you can't do this
when we're in a vehicle like this.
Now, you just cross your arms and don't
unloose them until I tell you you can.
Cross your arms.
- That's right.
- Cross 'em.
- That's right, just be the mommy,
be the mommy.
That's right, you teach 'em.
How much further is it?
- We should be there by now.
- He's starting to move again.
What do you want me to do?
- Simon says!
- Simon says, yeah.
- Put your hands on your head.
- Hands on your head.
- Your head.
- That's right, on your head.
- Head.
Your head.
All right, it's working, guys!
- Okay, Simon says to--
- all right, great.
Simon says wiggle your ears.
Wiggle your ears.
Wiggle your ears, wiggle your ears.
Nyah, nyah, nyah.
- All right, it's working!
- Think of another one.
- Clap your hands.
- Clap your hands, all right.
- Simon says clap your hands.
Clap your hands.
- All right, just keep 'em singin', all right?
All right, you got any money?
- Yeah.
- All right, pay for the gas, get some drinks.
I'm gonna call my mom.
- What if they trace the call?
- We're not gonna be here that long.
Just go do it.
- Okay.
' Do you need anything?
- Yeah, get me some smokes.
- Don't do that!
It's okay, they won't hurt you!
They won't hurt you!
- Well, when did she leave?
Did she say where she was going?
- You better come quick.
They got out of the Van.
Everybody's freaking!
- Oh.
Why didn't you keep them singing, Debbie?
- Let's go, Debbie, let's go.
- Ma'am, I have to total all the groceries first,
then I can deduct the coupons.
- What is that?
' Dad!
- It's all right, son.
It's just a promotional gag or something.
- Well, they're not advertising clothes,
that's for sure.
- Oh, I think they are real.
Oh, they don't know what they're doing.
- We're getting out of here.
- Ernie, customer service to register four,
- do you believe this?
- That's it, man.
I'm going back on the sodas, man.
- Hey!
Hey, put that down!
Hey, what the hell do you think you're doing?
- I don't believe this.
Stay with mommy.
- Security.
Get security, quick!
- Security to the front, please,
buck, get up here,
- what is that?
- I don't know.
Get 'em out of here.
- Don't hurt 'em.
They're not dangerous.
- They won't hurt you.
- All right, all right, now you put that down right now.
- They're not dangerous.
- Like hell it isn't.
Now, now, put it down.
- Look, they're not gonna hurt you.
Look, I'll pay for the damage.
- You stand back, now.
I'm warning you.
- No, they don't understand you.
- He's telling the truth.
- Tell him to back off!
' No!
- Give me the gun!
Get out of here!
- Get out of here!
- I'm not leaving!
Go!
Give me the gun.
- Step back!
Move away from it!
Step away from it!
- They're not gonna hurt you!
- Move it, now!
- Michael, please! - Move it!
- You don't understand!
They're not gonna hurt anyone!
Give me the gun!
Come on!
Don't shoot 'em!
Come on, don't shoot 'em!
They're not gonna hurt you!
I don't know where they came from.
We found them in a cave.
- Just get over to the car.
Come on, move!
- They're not dangerous!
- Just get 'em down here right away!
- No, leave 'em alone!
They're not gonna hurt anyone!
- Hold your fire, everybody!
Hold your fire!
- It's still got a gun.
- Just do as I tell you.
Hold your fire.
This is the police.
Put down your gun and nothing will happen to you.
I repeat, put down your gun,
and nothing will happen to you,
- he doesn't understand you.
- Get back, get back, get back.
Get back, get back.
Get those people out of here.
Get those people back.
- Move it!
- Get those people out of here!
- Evacuate that building!
Get those people out of that building!
- Can you tell them to stop?
- I told you, they don't understand.
- Clear this building now!
- I can stop them!
Let me go out there, please!
- I can't let you do that, son.
He's got a gun.
- We're gonna lose 'em, bill!
- They don't know how to drive, anyway!
- Stop him!
- Eric!
' No!
- Eric!
- Get a doctor!
- Eric, Eric!
- Eric.
- Let me get him on the ground.
- Eric, come on, Eric.
Eric, talk to me, please!
Eric!
Eric, talk to me!
Talk to me, Eric.
Come on.
I know he's still breathing.
- Eric!
- He's gonna be okay.
- Eric.
- Get back, I'm a doctor.
Get back.
- Oh, my god!
Eric!
Come on, Eric, talk to me, please!
- What is it?
- Eric, everything's gonna be okay.
- He's gone.
- What?
' What?
' He's gone?
- There's nothing I can do.
I'm sorry.
- Eric!
Oh, my god!
Eric!
- He can't be!
Please no.
- We've got a problem.
- What is it?
- Little boy's been hurt.
- Which little boy?
- I don't know his name,
but he's in a wheelchair!
- Where is he?
- He's over here.
- Wickett, secure the area.
- Take that area over there.
- He's ten years old!
- All you people move back!
- Let me in.
I'm his mother.
- They can't help him!
They can't!
- Eric.
- We tried to stop him.
- Eric.
- Oh, my baby-
my poor baby!
Eric.
- Mom.
They won't hurt you, mom.
They won't hurt you.
They're not gonna hurt him, mom.
Just trust 'em, all right?
Eric.
- Eric.
You okay?
He's okay!
- Eric.
- Mom, mom?
- Okay, the house.
Is everything arranged in the house?
- Everything's been taken care of.
- What about the car, the car?
- It's fine!
- Headroom-what about headroom?
- It's perfect.
There's plenty of headroom!
- Are you sure?
- I'm positive!
- Let's go, let's go, we can't be late!
' I'm coming!
- All rise.
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