09x20 - Brace for Impact

[bunniefuu]

[ Snores ]

♪

We're scraping the bottom
of the barrel, buddy.

-Aaah!
-Look out!

Man: no way!

Welcome back.

You're not gonna believe this,
but we're moving big red

Down to
the ground we bought.

Mitch: last thing we need to do
is break the truck.

We broke enough stuff
this year.

-[ Laughs ]
-oh [bleep]

♪

I don't [bleep] see him!

Quit [bleep] pointing!

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This time of year
is pretty eerie.

I mean, we're basically just
going through the motions

Waiting to get [bleep]

I mean, the weather's coming.
There's no denying it.

And, you know,
it's already freezing.

Like, it's well below freezing
this morning.

We should still be able
to keep moving,

So all we can do
is hope that, you know,

We get a few more days.

We've got more gold
to get, so...

Terry: rick ness,
you gonna copy?

Yeah, go for rick.

Hey, man.

You got to get down to
the upstream cut right away.

Got to see what?
What's going on?

It's not good, man.

Narrator:
winter has come to the klondike.

Rick ness is desperate to turn
a profit in his rookie season,

But he's still 60 ounces short

Of his 1,000-ounce,
$1.2-million goal.

Holy [bleep] buddy.

-It's a bad deal.
-She froze last night.

Rick: [bleep] sprinklers
aren't even turning.

Terry:
no. This isn't good.

Whoa. Whoa.
Yeah. This is rock solid.

[ Laughing ]
whoa.

Rick: how the [bleep]
does that happen?

It got really [bleep] cold
last night.

Narrator:
rick installed sprinklers,

Which successfully thawed
the pay dirt,

But a 10-degree drop
in temperature overnight

Means that instead
of melting the ground,

The water has now formed
a surface layer of solid ice.

Beneath the ice lies two feet
of pay dirt that's still thawed.

It could contain enough gold
to make a good profit for rick,

The milwaukee boys,
and their families.

Well, I hope there's a couple
of feet of thawed pay

Still underneath that.
Yep.

So it's time to [bleep]
toss up a hail mary,

Get these [bleep] sprinklers
out of here

And start getting this
[bleep] pay

Before it's all froze
and locked in

For the rest of the year.

It's a [bleep]
ice-skating rink, terry.

All right, get on the horn
and call everybody in here.

You guys are gonna have to
get the [bleep] out of here.

We're gonna get all of
our machines in here.

Narrator:
rick's only hope --

Get all the thawed pay
to the plant asap...

Come on!
Let's go!

Narrator:
...before it freezes rock-solid.

Mother nature is
closing in on us

And closing in on us fast.

I set a goal.

I fully intend on being here
till I get it.

I will rip out this frozen
[bleep] gravel

Until there's nothing left
of this bucket,

So [bleep] it,
and [bleep] you, ice.

Are you serious?

Must you be so rough
with me?

Oh, I didn't know you were
so sensitive, ben.

♪

Hey, tina, why don't you
get turned around

And come along around side of me
here next to this ditch?

I'll load you up.

Narrator: rick calls in
an extra truck and driver

To haul pay to the plant.

[ Crashing ]

-Aaah!
-Look out!

-Oh!
-No way!

Uh-oh.
Uh-oh!

Oh, she just hit the truck.

[Bleep] damn.

Holy [bleep]

Narrator:
the relief-rock-truck driver,
tina, has hit zee's truck.

Rick:
I did not see anything.

What happened?

Ben:
tina hit zee's truck.

Freya was standing on top
of the truck

Putting a gopro
on the dump box.

Narrator: a member of
the film crew, freya,

Was mounting a mini-cam
to the vehicle when it was hit.

♪

A medic attends to the cut
above her eye.

Freya and the medic head to
dawson for further treatment.

I mean, don't be
too hard on yourself.

[Bleep] happens.
Everybody's okay.

It's okay.
It's okay.

Well, I don't give a [bleep]
about the truck.

I'm just glad
everyone's okay.

That could've been bad.

[ Sobs ]

♪

We've blown past our target.

I mean, 6,000 ounces is
well behind us now,

But we're paying
more royalties this season

Than we found
our first season up here.

It's un-[bleep]-believable.

Narrator:
parker schnabel has hit
his $7.2-million goal,

But he's paid a staggering
$3.6 million in royalties

To landlord tony
over the past five years,

A sum that would have
upset his grandpa.

Five years ago, grandpa john
inspired him with a mission.

Parker, I would get out
from under tony

And earn enough
to buy your own claim.

After finally reaching
an agreement with tony,

Parker can now mine
his own ground -- the bank cut.

I'd love for our season to end

With some gold
out of our own ground.

Narrator:
to prepare for his next season

Mining the ground he owns,

Parker needs to prove
how much gold it contains.

Parker: yeah, and the biggest
thing right now

Is if we're gonna be
mining here next year,

We've got to start
getting an idea

Of what's in the ground,
you know?

We're heading into ground
that has never had

An ounce of gold
pulled off of it before.

We're heading off
into the unknown.

Narrator:
first, he has to move big red,

And with winter closing in,
he needs to act fast.

Oh.

[ Laughs ]

-Welcome back.
-How's she going?

Good.
How are you?

Better now.

[Bleep] man.
What'd you get?

2 Plates, 13 screws
and 36 staples.

Man: we got a boating accident
down here in scribner creek.

We got a guy
busted up pretty bad.

Narrator:
a month ago, when parker crashed
his jet boat with mitch in it,

Mitch had to be medevaced to
the hospital with a broken arm.

I mean, I don't know
if it's worth anything,

But I'm so [bleep] sorry.

[ Laughing ]
dude, it's not your fault.

[Bleep] happens.
I mean...

It was fun until we wrecked.
[ Laughs ]

It was a lot of fun,

But I'm glad
that you came back.

I mean, you know,
it would've been --

And if you want to go home,
you still can.

No, man.
I'm ready to work.

All right.
Good, because, I mean,

You're not
gonna believe this,

But we're moving
another wash plant.

Like, we're moving big red
down to the ground we bought.

Now is pretty late in the year
to be moving a wash plant.

I know there's
thawed pay there,

And I know it should be
pretty damn good,

So whatever you're capable of,
we're gonna need it.

I'll give you
whatever I can.

You know, I've been here
since the start,

And I want to be here
at the finish, so...

You've given it
everything and then some.

[ Laughing ]
yeah.

Narrator:
as the mechanic

And one of the only professional
truck drivers on the crew,

Parker relies on mitch

To safely coordinate
every wash-plant move.

-Quite the wide load!
-Yeah.

Here we're gonna just
try and slide it off the pad

Where it's sitting
under the trailer here.

Mitch: I'd much rather be
a little more hands-on,

But all I can do is kind of
coach from the sidelines here.

All right.
Let's do it.

Parker:
it's all you, brennan!

Narrator: parker tasks brennan
to get the 50-ton wash plant

Onto the trailer.

Come on, baby.

Brennan: I'm a little nervous
right now.

One wrong move,
that [bleep] plant slips off

The side of the deck.

It's so top-heavy,
it's just gonna fall over.

I don't want to be around
when that happens

'Cause that will be
an unhappy parker

And, you know,
bye-bye to big red.

♪

Up!

Well, I'm trying here.

Come on,
you [bleep] [bleep]

Swing this way!

All right, now drag
the [bleep] out of there.

[Bleep]

He seems
a little edgy, eh?

There we go.

Oh-hoo-hoo!

Hold on a sec.

It looks pretty good.

How much farther?

Until somebody
yells at you.

[ Laughs ]

Get me another inch
or two.

Come on, baby.

-Whoo!
-Here. There it is.

[ Laughter ]

Yeah, that's fine.
[Bleep] it.

What's the worst
that can happen?

Land on my cab.

Narrator: big red stands
25 feet tall and 16 feet wide.

It's gonna be pretty wide
going down the road, but...

Mitch: dude, I know I can drive
a truck with one arm.

You sure you should be driving
this thing with that hand?

Well, I've been sitting here
watching everybody else work,

And it's the only thing
I probably can do all right.

So I'll make it work.

Well, I'd like you
to do it, but...

-Yeah.
-...just if you can.

Well, I'd rock-paper-scissor
you for it,

But I think you know
my only move there.

[ Laughs ]
yeah.

Rock-paper-titanium.

[ Laughing ]

Mitch: there you go.
Radio, man.

Narrator: mitch got his
trucker's license at age 18.

He's the best driver
on the team.

All right.
Let's [bleep] do it!

Here we go.

Mitch has to haul the unstable
load out of the last cut.

He will negotiate four miles
of dirt roads

Across a narrow causeway,

Round a sharp bend
constricted by trees,

Then up a 25-degree gradient
to get to parker's new ground,

The bank cut.

Hey, buddy. I'm hanging off
this side a couple feet.

How about you?
-[ Laughing ] yeah.

It's definitely over the edge
of the road into the pond.

I've hauled some stupid
stuff before,

But this is definitely
number one on the list.

Clearly.

[Bleep] is that wide,
boy.

Whoa-h*-h*!
-[ Laughs ]

[ Radio beeps ]

How did that lean look?

[ Laughter ]

Yeah, that's gonna be tight
through here, man.

[Bleep] got some big trees
over on this side.

♪

Yeah, watch me
on that side.

I'm all the way against
the trees over here.

Man: yeah.

Mitch: yeah, I'm really worried
about this next corner

That's got a bunch
of lean to it.

It's really tight.
I know.

[Bleep] mitch.
She's leaning pretty hard here.

Oh, it's going over.

Oh [bleep]

♪

♪

-Oh [bleep]
-whoa-h*-h*!

Mitch: come on.
Stay on the trailer.

Man:
come on, baby.

[Bleep] mitch.
She's leaning pretty hard here.

Narrator:
parker is determined to mine
his new royalty-free ground

In preparation for next season

And has mechanic mitch
hauling in

His 100,000-pound wash plant,
big red.

-Felt that. Come on back.
-Wow.

That lean was nasty, man.
[ Laughs ]

Looks like we're doing
some logging.

That made me a little nervous
for a minute.

Mitch: last thing we need to do
is break the truck.

We've broke enough stuff
this year.

[ Laughing ]

-[Bleep] it's getting steep.
-How you looking on your side?

Man: I'm looking good
on this side.

I'd give her some throttle,
buddy.

Come on.

We got to drop a gear here,
buddy.

Come on, baby.

That's a [bleep] pull.

Whoo!

Come on, come on,
come on, come on.

-You got it.
-Oh, don't fall off now.

Don't fall off now.

Oh.
[Bleep] me, man.

That is some [bleep]

Come on, come on.

Whew.
Oh-h*-h*!

[ Laughing ]

My [bleep] heart
was pounding.

Man: oh.
Nice driving, brother.

Narrator: finally...
[ Horn honks ]

...after a nerve-racking
four-mile drive,

Mitch steers big red
into its new home,

The bank cut.

-Whew!
-She was tight down there, man.

-[ Laughing ] I know.
-Good job.

-Whew.
-[Bleep] yeah. It's here.

-It's here.
-It may not have been pretty.

Thanks for coming back
and getting this done, man.

Appreciate it.

Couldn't have done it
without you.

Mitch:
no problem.

Not too many people
would drive that down a road.

No, probably not.

♪

Narrator: tony beets has
shut down all his wash plants

And abandoned his dream
of hitting $7.2 million.

All he cares about now
is getting his second dredge

Mining gold
by the end of the season.

His kids,
michael, monica, kevin,

Together with mechanic juan,
are ready to get the job done.

Tony is a year behind schedule,

And he's spent well over
$1 million.

He needs to finally
complete his dredge.

First up -- the trommel,

The wash plant
at the heart of the dredge.

Tony needs to position
the giant trommel

Precisely into
the narrow steel framework.

He can then insert
the 40-foot spud

That will act as the anchor.

♪

Yeah, we're still
getting some bolts in.

Perfect.
Let's do it.

Juan is still working
on the steel frame,

So tony goes for a shortcut

By installing the four-ton spud
ahead of the trommel.

I'm just hoping when it gets
put in place

That it's not gonna be
in the way of the trommel.

Man:
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

By lifting it up.

That's hilarious.

♪

Narrator:
to lift the 13-ton trommel,

Tony will use two cranes.

Mike beets and mike scriba

Will have to coordinate
their two cranes perfectly

To get the 34-foot trommel
precisely into place.

I'm just casually taking
my trommel for a walk.

Monica and kevin help guide the
13-ton trommel into position.

Monica: whoo!

-Whoa.
-Hold it!

-Whoa.
-Whoa!

Tony, I'm caught
on something.

Nope.

I am swinging to my left.

I don't [bleep] see him!

Quit [bleep] pointing!

♪

♪

Narrator:
tony beets' dredge assembly
has hit a serious problem.

His rushed decision to install
the 40-foot spud first

Has backfired.

The 13-ton trommel won't fit

And is now hanging precariously
50 feet above the ground.

Riiiight.

Narrator: the 13-ton trommel
should be inserted horizontally,

But tony's blocked it
by installing the spud.

Instead of removing the spud,
tony takes a radical decision --

Cut out a beam on either side

To allow him to drop the trommel
vertically into place.

♪

Juan: andy and cody
can make their cuts.

We'll get those beams
out of the way,

And we should be able
to slide it right in.

♪

♪

♪

There you go, tony.

[ Snores ]

[ Snores ]

Come, michael.

-[ Snores ]
-yo!

♪

♪

We good?

Narrator: the trommel is
finally installed.

And tony's new dredge is
one step closer to mining gold.

[ Snores ]

[ Horn honks ]

♪

Parker: everybody did a really
good job with this move.

You know, mitch --
even having a broken arm,

Mitch has really stepped up
and...

And, like, did a k*ller job

Getting the plant down here
and getting everything set up.

Narrator: with just days left
in the season,

Park schnabel is on the point of
realizing a lifetime ambition.

Finally, for the first time,

We've got our own plant set up
on ground we bought.

I'm not asking tony for a thing.

I think this is the start
of something really good.

Narrator: parker is finishing
setting up big red.

He's finally ready to mine
his own klondike pay dirt

With his own plant
on his own ground.

Well, should we
get it shaking?

Yeah.
Let's [bleep] do it!

-Do it.
-All right.

I'll bring the hoe over.

Narrator:
the results of running big red

Could determine the success
or failure of next season.

Mitch: we've got the shaker deck
in place, our sluice runs.

Right now we're just getting
the super conveyor lined up.

How's that looking
up there?

That looks pretty good
there, ty.

Let's just fire it up
and get some dirt in it.

Let's go!
Now we're [bleep] gold mining.

Here we go!

♪

♪

Parker,
we're all ready up here.

Why don't you send us
some of that royalty-free dirt?

[ Laughs ] all right.
It's on the way.

♪

First scoop going in.

♪

Hey, boys!
We're sluicing!

[Bleep] yeah, man!

Parker: you know, and it does
feel good to be mining this

And know that we can do it
at the pace

And the style we want to.

I mean, basically,
there's nobody to tell us

How to do anything.

I'm not paying tony a penny
of royalties out of this.

♪

♪

Rick:
yeah, this sucks.

Everything is [bleep]
frozen solid here.

I'm able to scrape some --
a few inches off,

But it's all just coming up
in big [bleep] chunks.

Narrator: rick ness is desperate
to hit is 1,000-ounce goal,

Desperate to put money
in his crew's pockets,

But he's 60 ounces short
and almost out of pay.

Hey, you think you can find any
bigger chunks to throw in, rick?

Oh, I just [bleep]
might be able to

If that's what
you want, zee.

[ Laughs ]

Yeah, we're really coming up
to the end now,

And everything that is thawed

We got to get
the hell out of here

As quick as possible
before it refreezes.

That's all we got.

If the gold's not in here,
we don't get it.

Narrator: the temperature has
dropped to 28 degrees.

Rick and his crew are in a race
against the klondike freeze.

The old pay pile's
looking pretty skimpy.

Narrator:
up at durt reynolds, ryan's
trying to keep the plant fed.

Ryan: we're running
everything we can get

As soon as we can get it up.

You know, if we get to a point
where we're unable

To get the pay
out of the ground,

That pile's gonna go
really quickly.

It's just gonna be
a tough last push.

You know, we're all
busting our a*s,

And if we don't get any more
gold out of this upstream cut,

It's gonna be pretty
devastating for all of us.

I think this is
our only option

Is just to throw
everything at it.

♪

Whoo!

♪

[ Crashing ]

Man: no way!

♪

[ Horn honks ]

You okay?

♪

Hey, terry.
It looks like they --

Looks like ben might've
rolled a rock truck

Up at that pay pile.

You want to go deal with that?

♪

I'm fine.

♪

♪

That's it.
We're good.

Now I'll try to be careful.

Narrator:
ben is now the second crew
member to roll a rock truck.

Terry
well, the pressure's on, zee.

Do you think you're gonna
try to flip a rock truck yet?

[ Laughs ]

Oh, that's what I was
kind of thinking.

I know you guys just
kind of flipped the beds.

I'm thinking of trying to roll
the whole thing over once.

What about the deep fryer that
I have the fried chicken in?

♪

♪

-Hey, rick, you copy?
-Yeah, go for rick.

How's it going
down there?

We're scraping the bottom
of the barrel, buddy.

I think we're
pretty much there.

I think we're down
to nothing down here.

Yeah, man.

This pay pile
is pretty much done.

[Bleep] I guess we get
this last little scrap

Here up to the plant,
and I'll meet you guys up there.

Narrator: out of thawed pay,
rick has no choice

But to call time on the season.

This is it, guys.

This is the last bucket
I'm gonna take.

Narrator:
rick's hopes of hitting
his 1,000-ounce season

And keeping his word
to his band of brothers

Depend on the contents
of the sluice box.

Terry:
this is it.

Everything we worked for
is for this moment.

Now all we got to do
is one last cleanup

And see if we hit our goal.

-We fought our hardest.
-Yeah.

Let's go see what we got.

-Good job, terry.
-Awesome.

-You did great.
-You did great.

Rick: it's kind of a mix
of emotions, I guess.

That was a pretty brutal season

For a bunch of new people
that never gold-mined before.

End of an era.

Ahhhhh.

-There's gold right here.
-Not much.

Not really looking too good,
is it, guys?

Woman:
I see one little fleck.

-[ Laughs ]
-there's more than that.

I see some.
-Sweet.

-There's some along the side.
-[ Laughs ]

If it ain't in here,

I don't know
what else we could've done.

Man:
our last time doing this.

-We never gave up.
-That one's gonna go down here.

I want a good one up top.
-Okay. See you, guys.

I'm gonna go jig this
right now.

Man: great.

There it goes --
our last hope for the season.

Well, let's be positive,
fellas.

It could be in there.

If we're gonna go home with
some money in our pockets,

It's in that box.

♪

♪

Narrator: in the klondike with
the temperature at 28 degrees,

It takes ingenuity to have
a hot meal on the mine site.

Hot lunches aren't a thing
unless you make it.

We're cooking at about
700 degrees.

[ Laughter ]

-I'm pretty sure it's ready.
-Oh, yeah.

Ty: these guys are doing it
all wrong.

I just let mine sit under
the hood and simmer,

Wait a few minutes.

You got breakfast sandwiches.

We got hot lunch.

Look at that.
We got some macaroni and ribs.

Oh, it's just the best.

I think I got a tear
coming in my eye.

Ty: look at it.
They just fall off the bone,

Just cooked perfectly
under the hood.

♪

♪

Narrator:
it's the end of the week.

Time for parker's gold weigh.

Out there without
flipping it off the low boys.

Man:
that was a wild ride.

-How's it going?
-Hey.

Gentlemen,
how's it going?

-We got a wash plant moved.
-That we did.

Good job on that, mitch.
-Thanks.

It looked like there was
a little bit of gold in the box,

But, I mean,
we hardly ran at all,

But tomorrow we'll kick her
in full-steam, huh?

And hopefully there's
some gold down there,

But for the time being,
it looks like

Sluicifer delivers again.

Narrator: while parker moved
big red to the bank cut,

Dean has been running
sluicifer 24/7.

-Dean, you want to do it?
-Sure.

Chris: it's heavy.

♪

-One.
-Oh, you got 40, 50, 70...

Narrator: parker has already
exceeded his 6,000-ounce,

$7.2-million season goal.

Chris:
200, 240, 260...

280, 300...

-Come on.
-...320, 330, 350...

-Holy...
-Come on.

Chris: give it a little tap.
360...

361.8.

Nice one, deano.
[ Laughs ]

Narrator:
another $434,000.

-We're up to 6,472 ounces.
-[ Wolf-whistle ]

-Oh-h*-h*!
-Nice.

-Record-breaking season.
-How do you like that?

Well [bleep]
if we're at 6,400 now,

What are we gonna
sh**t for?

We already beat
last year's total.

Two wash plants
up and running...

Yeah, no kidding.
I mean [bleep]

Do you guys think
we could get to 7,000?

♪

Geez.

I don't know if we have
that much time left,

But it'd sure be cool
if we could.

-Yeah.
-It would be cool,

But I don't know.

Chris: sluicifer is
performing great.

We got big red
up and running.

As long as the weather holds up,
there's a shot at it.

We got a shot at 7,000.

I say we go for it.

I mean, hey, if we come up a
couple of ounces short of 7,000,

I guess we're losers,
huh?

And you think you can keep
that plant running

For another 10 days --
sluicifer?

Well, what the hell?
Let's go for it.

-Sweet.
-Here we go.

Mitch:
all right. Ready.

I mean, no promises,

But I think we've got
a good shot at it.

Yep.

Narrator: to hit his
7,000-ounce, $8.4-million goal

Before the klondike winter
shuts him down,

Parker will have to mine
another $630,000 worth of gold.

-7,000, Boys?
-Let's do it.

-Let's do it.
-To 7,000!

♪

Narrator: rick ness has
shut down his operation

After mining every yard
of pay on his claim

That's not locked in ice.

Hello, all.

Narrator: he's about to find out
if he's hit his target

And mined enough gold
to pay his crew.

Rick: I don't know what to think
right now

'Cause, you know, what we got
right now is what we've got.

We ran every last [bleep]

Crumb of dirt
we could out of there.

The rest is frozen.

I think we've got it.

We've all worked
too hard not to.

You know,
we've put in the time.

We should have it.

Narrator: to hit is 1,000-ounce,
$1.2-million season goal,

Rick needs this gold pan
to hold at least 60 ounces.

We're so close.

Yeah.
Let's weigh it up.

10, 15, 20...

30...

33.13.

[Bleep] [bleep]

-Wow.
-Short.

Narrator:
just $40,000.

What are we,
27 ounces short?

-27 Ounces.
-Oh, man.

[Bleep] right off.
Unreal.

Ahhhh.
Yeah, I don't know.

I was confident all [bleep]
year we were gonna make this,

And I've been telling you guys
all year we were gonna do it.

It's kind of a kick
in the stomach for all of us.

You know, we were all
anticipating going home and...

I think we all want to go home
after hitting our goal,

But, you know, what do you
want to do right now?

Hey, I'm not a quitter.

Let's get this done.

Let's be successful.

We didn't come up here
to be losers.

Exactly.

I ain't no [bleep]
loser.

Well, a little bit.

[ Laughter ]

We're too close.
We can't accept this.

There's got to be 27 ounces
down there somewhere.

Yeah, man.
I want to do something,

But...what can we do?

We'll find something.

As long as the sun's
still in the sky

For a few hours a day,

Let's just
[bleep] go find it,

No matter where it is --
tailings,

[Bleep] bottom of the jig...
-Oh, yeah.

...just start scraping
[bleep] everything together,

And we'll try
and come up with a plan.

It's time for extra innings,
I guess, right?

[Bleep] right, overtime.

Everybody got a little bit
left in the gas tank,

A little bit more to give?

I'm not leaving
until we try, man.

-We all do.
-I'm in.

That's all I need to
[bleep] hear.

We're all here
for another 27 ounces?

-Yeah.
-[Bleep] yeah.

[ Laughing ]
[bleep] yeah. Let's do it.

-Right.
-On three...

Rick:
...one, two, three.

All: weigh!

Rick: this has been the toughest
year of my life,

But I made a promise
to my guys.

I am gonna deliver.

Narrator: on the season finale
of "gold rush"...

Parker: we smashed our
6,000-ounce target.

It's finally time for us
to mine our own ground

And do things how we want.

-What is this?
-This thing is frozen up solid.

-Holy [bleep]
-we have a disaster.

This is really bad.

They should be there.

Yeah. We're just gonna
have to dig for them.

We got something here.

I got somebody flying in today,
gonna help me out.

-Hey.
-Good to see you, man.

We don't have enough time
left to do much,

But we got to give it.

Everything's got to keep moving.

Holy [bleep] look at those
big [bleep] chunks.

It's gonna tear
that bough.

Shut it down.

This is the end of my first
[bleep] season.

I don't know if we're there.

We are headed off
into the unknown.

Holy [bleep]
look at that!

The plant's on fire!

Holy [bleep]
no!

[ Coughs ]