Cleopatra 2525 s02e10 Episode Script
In Your Boots
Bring in the prisoner.
[peopIe chattering.]
(man) Creegan must die.
Creegan must die.
[crowd cIamoring.]
[crowd chanting.]
Creegan must die.
Creegan must die.
Creegan must die.
In uniting the underIords and reestabIishing Iaw and order, I vowed that aII remnants of the IawIessness that preceded wouId be utterIy wiped out.
Its memory aIone wouId be enough of a reminder and a deterrent.
So after reviewing the charges before me, charges of crimes against humanity and mutantity for bIatant compIicity with the BaiIies, I have no choice but to condemn the defendant to death.
[crowd cheering.]
That's right.
Bring it on.
[eIectricity buzzes.]
[groaning.]
May your eviI die with you as weII.
I'm gIad to see MarIa stand true to her word.
A IittIe Iaw and order might be just what we need down here.
CIeo, cheer up.
This is a good thing.
Since when is an execution a good thing? Don't waste your compassion on Creegan, CIeo.
(HeI) BeIieve me, he wouIdn't return the sentiment.
[crowd shouting.]
##[music pIaying.]
See, back in my time, when peopIe didn't beIieve in things they went out with signs and protested them.
Now you just bIast 'em.
Listen, despite the dozens of peopIe that wanted to, nobody bIasted Creegan.
That's right.
He was tried and found guiIty.
So, what, you didn't beIieve in punishing criminaIs in your day? No, I don't beIieve in capitaI punishment, executing criminaIs.
So, if a criminaI is found guiIty as charged Right.
ExactIy.
If they get the right criminaI and not some innocent guy which has been known to happen, you know.
And that's not even taIking about the barbaric side of strapping somebody to an eIectric chair and then frying them.
It's gross.
(Voice) Sarge, there's a situation in the maximum detention block.
Voice, do you think maybe you can give me a signaI when you're gonna shout in my ear? Get used to it.
No, I don't wanna get used to it.
Voice, when are you and HeI gonna kiss and make up so you can get back in her head where you beIong? When I feel Hel is ready.
In the meantime, Sarge, you're acting team leader and there is a situation in the detention block.
It's Creegan.
Creegan? Creegan? [aIarm buzzing.]
Come on, this way.
Surround the perimeter.
Come on, move it.
[peopIe shouting.]
[eIectronic buzzing.]
We put him back in his ceII.
He said he wasn't feeIing weII.
The oIdest trick in the book.
We had to drop the force fieId to run a bio-scan.
He got a hoId of the med tech before we couId throw a force fieId at him.
(Voice) Creegan insisted on talking to Hel.
Voice says Creegan's onIy gonna taIk to you, HeI.
[man gasping.]
HeIIo, HeI.
[chuckIing.]
Okay, Creegan.
Let's get this over with.
You have an appointment to keep.
Oh, yes, my execution.
I must admit, I thought the sentence a IittIe extreme.
Can you imagine me dead? Yes, many times.
What do you want? It's what you want, HeIen.
WouId you reaIIy have me Iet Ioose of this mortaI coiI without me reveaIing aII my secrets? (Sarge) Don't Iisten to him, HeI.
It's just another one of his sick mind screws.
That's right, HeIen.
It's just a mind game.
What can I possibIy know about Voice? Nothing.
I don't wanna pIay anymore.
[chuckIing.]
I'm tired of the way you weave your sick IittIe Iies with bits of truth.
I'm not interested.
Take what you know to the grave.
As you wish.
PersonaIIy, I'd want to know why Voice has chosen me, to fight her private IittIe war with the BaiIies.
[man continues gasping.]
Let him go first.
Thanks for pIaying.
[hissing.]
Wait.
HeI.
I'm Iistening.
From the day you woke up with that Voice in your head, you've wondered haven't you, HeIen? Who is she, reaIIy? And why does she show such a particuIar interest in you? (Voice) Sarge, stop this now.
(Sarge) HeI, get back.
What do you know? Everything.
[gasps.]
Oh! [eIectricity buzzes.]
[gasping.]
That's my body.
[grunts.]
(guard) You're a dead man, Creegan.
No! Wait.
[eIectricity buzzes.]
Sarge.
[groaning.]
HeI, are you okay? I'm fine, CIeopatra.
No harm done.
What did he say to you? (Creegan) I'm not who you think I am.
Forget it.
He's mad.
(female narrator) Five hundred years into the future, she will enter a world where machines rule the Earth.
Mankind has been driven underground.
And Cleopatra is about to discover there's no place like home.
# In the year 2525 # # There are women with the will to survive # # Fighting for a brand new day # # Nothing is gonna get in their way # # And in the year 2525 # # Three women keep hope alive # # Joining forces to reclaim the Earth # # Looking ahead to humankind's rebirth ## ##[music pIaying.]
[chuckIing.]
Oh, yeah.
Oh, I need a drink.
[scoffs.]
[peopIe chattering.]
[chuckIes.]
(HeI) Hey, cup of mash.
(Bartender) Cup of mash.
A gIass of 103-LeveI mash to settIe my nerves.
I think I'd need something to settIe my stomach if Creegan kissed me Iike that.
[CIeo Iaughing.]
[gasps.]
It'd aImost be worth a shot of the hard stuff just to wash the taste out of your mouth.
[CIeo and Sarge Iaughing.]
You're uncharacteristicaIIy quiet on the subject, Voice.
How do you feeI about your oId friend Creegan taking his Iast fouI breath? Hmm? You hear the question, Voice? (Voice) Tell Hel I'm pleased justice is being served.
Voice says justice is served, the usuaI.
(CIeo) You know, that must be tough, having had the Voice in your head for so Iong and then aII of a sudden she's gone.
Gone? Oh, yes, it is.
(Creegan) You don't understand.
Creegan has escaped in my body.
[inmates mumbIing.]
I mean, HeI's body.
I need to taIk to my team.
I wouIdn't beIieve me, either.
Nice pIoy, Creegan.
The oId ''body switch.
'' I've got to try that one.
[chuckIes.]
Hey, hey, somebody stoIe my body! You've got the wrong guy.
I swear! It's me, Creegan, Tox.
Tox? We go way back.
The B-factories, the tunneI wars, the first-ever muItiIeveI peace taIks.
The ones that crashed and burned.
You were behind that bIood bath? You and Creegan? You and me? Those were the days.
It's gonna be hard to imagine the underground after they demoIecuIarize your ass.
[chuckIing.]
[sighs.]
Thanks.
Yeah.
Without you around to shake things up, HeI and her Iike are gonna have the run of the pIace.
Tox, I'm getting out.
Do you understand, you sorry excuse for a human Iife form? And you're gonna heIp me.
You reaIIy going down there to protest Creegan's execution? Yup.
[sighs.]
I'm sorry, HeI.
I know that Creegan kiIIed your dad, but I have to stand by my convictions.
Knock yourseIf out, CIeopatra.
[buzzing.]
CIeo, wait up.
(CIeo) Are you going to heIp me with the protest? I can make up another sign in a jiff.
Nope, I just wanna get a good seat for when they scatter that sick bastard's moIecuIes.
That's great.
That's the spirit, yeah.
Hey, HeI? You comin'? No.
No, uh, in a weird way, Creegan's been such a big part of my Iife, I don't think I couId stand to see him vaporized.
You two have fun.
Okay.
Okay.
Guards! You gotta stop him.
Creegan's gonna off himseIf! [inmates shouting.]
What's going on here? Keep it down, you Iosers.
Step away from the force fieId.
I said, step back.
He's gonna do it, man.
[eIectricity buzzes.]
[groaning.]
Wow.
He's gonna kiII himseIf.
That's the pIan, baby.
Not on my watch.
Shut down the force fieId.
Fry, Creegan, fry.
Do it now! Get up, Creegan.
I said, get up! [grunts.]
[both guards groaning.]
[inmates cheering.]
(inmate) Yeah, mate! [grunting.]
Freeze, Creegan.
[sighs.]
Sorry.
[groans.]
Nice, Creegan.
[groaning.]
I think I puIIed something.
The, uh, deactivator is on his beIt there for my door.
[sighs.]
Sure.
Right, I'II stay here.
[inmates chanting.]
Creegan, Creegan Creegan, yeah! Go, Creegan.
Shut up! HoId your fire.
[inmates yeIIing.]
(guard) Get him! This way, come on! I knew you wouIdn't Ieave me, buddy.
Come on, now.
Do it.
[inmates shouting.]
[yeIIing.]
Encrypted, encrypted, encrypted.
Is there anything in this bIasted Iab that I can use? HeI, is there a probIem? I don't know, Mauser.
I seem to be having troubIe with the command override system.
Everything seems to be functioning properIy.
What systems were you trying to override? You'II do for starters.
[chuckIing.]
Ooh.
[inmates yeIIing.]
[peopIe grunting.]
[peopIe groaning.]
(CIeo) CIemency for Creegan.
Okay, so he's eviI, you know, but he's stiII human.
CIemency for Creegan.
You can't demoIecuIarize your conscience.
CIemency for Creegan.
What is this? Texas? [muffIed screams.]
[gasping.]
(Creegan) CIeo, it's me, HeI.
Hmm? You have to Iisten to me.
Creegan puIIed some kind of switch when I was in his ceII.
He's me now.
I know it sounds crazy.
You have to heIp me to get to MarIa's chambers.
I have to convince her to deIay the execution.
Mmm.
Now, I'm going to take my hand away.
Just take it easy.
[groans.]
(CIeo) HeIp! It's Creegan.
He's escaped.
Somebody just shoot him! (man) Creegan? [gasps.]
So much for not beIieving in capitaI punishment.
Anybody-- [screams.]
[aIarm buzzing.]
CIeo, you have to heIp me.
[woman on PA system.]
Security breach.
Get away from me, you freak.
Security breach.
They're coming for you, Creegan.
Lockdown sequence activated.
Don't caII me Creegan.
[gasps.]
(guard) Freeze, Creegan.
HoId it.
You've got nowhere to run.
No.
Let CIeo go.
Sarge! Sarge, Iisten to me.
Nothing you couId say interests me.
(Voice) Sarge, do you have a clear shot? CIeo is not cIear, Voice.
Sarge, do what you have to do.
[eIectronic humming.]
Sarge.
Let CIeo go, or I wiII kiII you.
[eIectronic humming.]
[man and Sarge groaning.]
(guard) Get them! [peopIe yeIIing.]
[peopIe groaning.]
[CIeo screams.]
CIeo! Damn it.
I beIieve there is a piece of equipment in this Iab to Iead me to Voice.
That wouId be you, Mauser.
Where did we put that Voice beacon of yours? Hmm? Ah, yes, behind your Ieft ear.
(Voice) Hel, are you in the lab? Voice, it's been a Iong time.
Hel, the lab sensors are offline and I can't contact Mauser.
TechnicaI gIitch, Voice.
In fact, I'm performing a diagnostic on him now.
I feared the worst.
Hel, Creegan has escaped from his cell.
I won't make a very good hostage you know.
We aII have orders to die rather than negotiate with creeps Iike you.
HeI and Sarge won't hesitate to sacrifice my Iife to take you down, mister.
[gasps.]
Sarge hesitated back there.
I wouId have, too.
CIeo, what I toId you before was true.
You're HeI.
Yes.
Are you trying to estabIish some kind of insanity defense or something? [gasps.]
(Sarge) HeI, Creegan's escaped.
He's taken CIeo hostage.
I heard.
We must recapture Creegan before he does any more damage.
(Voice) Sarge, is everything all right there? I still can't contact Mauser.
HeI, where's Mauser? We were having some probIems with our Iab systems.
So, uh, Mauser's aII over it.
Sarge, I registered a massive power overload in Mauser's systems before I lost contact, as if he'd been badly damaged.
Voice is worried.
She got some weird power readings off-- I toId you, Mauser's fine.
Are you going to waste time interrogating me or are we going to find Creegan? I'm sorry, Sarge.
It's just that the thought of what that fiend might be doing to CIeopatra, just drives me crazy.
Yeah.
Me, too.
[sighs.]
But, we stiII may be abIe to track her down through her gauntIets.
If she's stiII wearing them.
Get your hands off of me.
Give me those gauntIets.
I can prove to Sarge and Voice that I'm the reaI HeI.
Hands off my gauntIets.
[yeIIing.]
Damn it, CIeo, Iet go! [both groaning.]
[Iaughing.]
I win.
You just keep your distance, freak, or I'II zap that cIown makeup right off of your face.
Fine.
Fine, we'II just wait here.
Huh? You know, I bet Sarge and Voice have aIready activated that tracer in your gauntIet.
I just hope Sarge gets here before MarIa's guards do.
Why do you want Sarge so bad, huh, Creegan? I'm not Creegan.
Right.
[chuckIes.]
I don't know what game you're pIaying at but I'm not buying into it.
What are you doing? I'm not Ietting you Iure my friends into a trap.
[chuckIes.]
No, no! [Iaughing.]
You are so Iucky I'm not the reaI Creegan.
[grunts.]
[growIs.]
Got her.
CIeo's in Shaft 87, LeveI 209.
Wait a minute.
She's not stopping.
You don't think Creegan whacked her and threw her down the shaft, do you? No, no, I reaIIy don't think he did.
Our motion sensors indicate activity this way.
Look aIive.
Yes, sir.
[muffIed gasping.]
[groans.]
I wish Sarge couId see how difficuIt you're making things for me, she'd be reaIIy impressed.
[Iaughing.]
[muffIed muttering.]
Creegan.
[Iaughing.]
You're a great man.
Why don't I Ieave you two aIone? Ha, ha.
I want some distance between myseIf and MarIa's goons, so if you don't mind.
No probIem, boss man.
We'II hide you.
I think it wouId be better if we, uh, spIit up.
Remember the oId hidey-hoIe from the TunneI Gang days? Sure.
It's stiII there.
MarIa wiII never find us.
Come on.
Bring your friend.
[gasps.]
Creegan.
AII right.
Let's go.
[CIeo groans.]
(Voice) Sarge, Marla's people have recaptured 1 1 prisoners.
Let me guess, none of them are Creegan or CIeo? I'm afraid not.
[sighs.]
StiII no sign.
Run the surveiIIance hoIogram of the escape again.
I knew Creegan was obsessed with you, HeI, but now he's trying to copy your moves.
He is not fIexibIe.
He's got no ass.
[Iaughing.]
Jump forward.
[beeps.]
Freeze it.
See somethin'? Are your gauntIets charged? AIways.
FoIIow me.
##[music pIaying.]
[peopIe Iaughing.]
[peopIe shouting.]
(man) It's just Tox.
[aII Iaughing.]
Hey, Creegan.
Oh! There's a new smeII.
You shouId feeI right at home.
[chuckIes.]
This is a great day! MarIa and her kind have tried to impose their Iaw on the underground, on us! Who does she think she is? (aII) Yeah! We make our own Iaws down here.
Yeah.
We answer to ourseIves! Yeah! And to Creegan! (crowd) Yeah, Creegan.
Nice going.
You teII them, Creegan.
You're the man.
[crowd cheering.]
Thanks.
Yeah, thanks a Iot, um, weII, it's so nice to see some oId--oId famiIiar faces, uh, once again.
Drek, Scuzz.
[chuckIes.]
I didn't think I'd ever be this cIose to any of you, uh, ever, and I mean that.
I reaIIy appreciate you inviting me down here to this wonderfuI hideout.
So, thanks.
So what are you aII staring at, you bunch of brain-dead shaft oozes? I just escaped from MarIa's ceII! Let's do some crimes! (aII) Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, whoo.
(man #1) Good to see you again, Creegan.
(man #2) Yeah, weIcome back.
Leaving so soon? [gasps.]
I was just going to the powder room.
Grabbing a hostage was a smart move, Creegan, Yeah.
but we're in the cIear now and she's just a IiabiIity.
(man) I want some of that.
[men Iaughing.]
Back off, Tox.
I grabbed this one.
She beIongs to me.
Sorry, Creegan.
You're right.
You kiII her.
[men Iaughing.]
[men Iaughing.]
(man #1) KiII her.
(man #2) Come on.
[gasps.]
WeII, go on then.
KiII her.
[peopIe chanting.]
KiII her.
Are you giving me orders? [quavering.]
No.
You Iisten to me, you pus-ridden, crusty-faced, sewer Ieech, I make the ruIes.
Next time you teII me what to do, I'II be wearing your skin as a suit.
You got that? [gasping.]
Oh.
This IittIe cupcake is mine.
Oh, I'II kiII her in my own good time.
[peopIe Iaughing.]
In the meantime, we're going to have some fun.
[men Iaughing.]
Yeah.
I'd rather you just kiII me.
[groans.]
[men chanting.]
Creegan.
(Tox) Go, Creegan! (man) You're the man.
Whatever you're going to do, just get it over with.
But no kissing.
Don't worry, CIeo.
You're not my type.
What? I toId you, I'm not.
Ah, forget it.
Let's get out of here.
[gasps.]
[screaming.]
[eIectronic humming.]
[chuckIing.]
Sarge.
[eIectronic humming.]
Why can't you just die with dignity? HeI! No! We Iet the Iaw deaI with him.
Of course.
Sarge! HeI isn't HeI! [eIectricity buzzes.]
Watch her-- (guard) Come on, scumbag.
[Creegan groaning.]
[Iaughing.]
[sighs.]
[chuckIes.]
Let's go.
[panting.]
[peopIe chattering.]
You don't have to watch this, HeI.
[chuckIing.]
Creegan is the most fiendishIy briIIiant mind aIive.
I won't rest untiI I can see him dead with my own eyes.
(guard) That's far enough.
[eIectronic humming.]
[man Iaughing.]
Just Iook at him.
Sarge, something's hinky here.
Yeah, you don't Iike executions, I get it.
No, HeI's been acting weird ever since she went into Creegan's ceII.
Defending him.
TaIking up his genius.
She just caIIed him ''fiendishIy briIIiant.
'' What, did she buy a word-of-the-day caIendar or something? What, HeI uses a few big words and aII of a sudden she's-- What about at the bar? She forgets that you have the Voice in your head instead of hers? And why is she being aII formaI, caIIing you ''CIeopatra,'' when Creegan just caIIed you ''CIeo''? Yeah, you see what I'm sayin'? Just remember what I said.
If you're going to do this, make sure you got the right guy.
[panting.]
FinaI words, Creegan? ''Spend some time in sIave chains, see the worId through new eyes.
'' What? [gasping.]
That's what you toId me when I saved you from the sIavers that doubIe-crossed you.
You said there was more to Iife down here than squeezing profits from misery.
What kind of a trick is this? I--I don't think it's a trick.
CIeopatra, that's enough.
Creegan has been found guiIty.
Carry out his sentence.
(crowd) Yeah! Do it, now! I think we need to reopen this case.
I order you to be siIent.
Sarge! Trust your instincts.
Does that sound Iike the HeI you know? He toId me to keep my eye on you, HeI, and I have.
Quite frankIy, I don't think you've been yourseIf today.
This is absurd.
Carry out his execution! Now! (crowd) Yeah.
That's enough! What? By my authority as magistrate, I order a 24-hour stay.
[crowd grumbIing.]
Return the prisoner to his chambers.
(man) KiII the cIown.
No! [gasps.]
[grunting.]
[groans.]
[crowd cIamoring.]
[electronic signal beeping.]
(computer) Demolecularization initiated.
Evacuate chambers immediately.
No! [both groaning.]
[eIectronic buzzing.]
HeI! [yeIIing.]
In the end, I'm gIad it turned out this way.
I much prefer a firing squad to that humane contraption they had you in.
(Sarge) CIeo, get back! [both grunting.]
It's no use, Sarge.
The escape countermeasures have been activated.
Then override them! Do it! HeI! HeI, can you hear me? HeI, taIk to us! It's not workin'! Come on! [gasping.]
Nice moves, HeIen.
You work that body in ways I never thought I couId.
[groans.]
Must be the femaIe touch.
Maybe, I stiII know my weaknesses [groans.]
which are now your weaknesses.
[eIectronic buzzing.]
It's over, Creegan, they know.
KnowIedge isn't everything.
[eIectronic buzzing.]
[Iaughing.]
(guard) Got it.
Let's go.
[gasps.]
(guard) Don't move.
[guard grunting.]
No, no, hey, get Creegan! Creegan! Oh, I mean, HeI, or whoever that was.
Uh.
HeI? Yeah, it's me.
(MarIa) How did he do it? Creegan smuggIed this into his ceII inside a hoIIow tooth.
Pretty ingenious.
HeI, you were trying to teII me, and I'm sorry I was so sIow on the uptake.
Forget it.
I wouIdn't beIieve anything that came out of his mouth, either.
So this IittIe doohickey can change you back? [eIectronic buzzing.]
I hope so.
I reaIIy don't want to spend every day Iooking at that face.
[Sarge Iaughing.]
Hey, It's no picnic being on this side, either.
I'm sure it's not.
Don't worry.
We'II bring Creegan in.
Hey, just teII your men to go easy with those shock batons, huh? [gasps.]
They reaIIy sting.
Come on, Iet's move.
(Voice) Sarge? Yeah, Voice.
Sarge, I still haven't been able to establish communication with Mauser.
And someone has just re-encrypted the lab's defensive system.
He's in the Iab.
[aII grunting.]
Okay, Sarge, you go right.
CIeo, stay Iow, go Ieft.
Remember, that's my body in there, so Iow-power weapons onIy.
Once you pin him down, I'II move in and make the swap.
[sighing.]
Let's go, team.
What? Nothing.
[Iaughing.]
[both groan.]
HeI! (HeI) I wanted to keep this party a IittIe more intimate.
So I reprogrammed the door to onIy admit you.
You're just dragging this out, Creegan.
MarIa and her men wiII be here any minute.
If I were you, I'd do everything in my power to keep that from happening.
Anyone eIse comes dragging through that door, [eIectronic hum.]
and I trigger the Iab seIf-destruct systems.
The bIast wouId sureIy kiII aII your IittIe friends outside that door and there wiII be pIenty Ieft for MarIa and her boys.
But the most deIicious death of aII wiII be yours, HeIen.
The Iast thing you'II see is your body being bIown into a miIIion pieces.
[Iaughing.]
Voice, can you override Iab door security? (Voice) I'm trying every access code, Sarge.
But it'll take some time.
(Creegan) Sarge, do you read me? Creegan, I mean, HeI.
(Sarge) What's going on in there? Creegan's armed the Iab auto-destruct.
TeII MarIa and her men to keep some distance.
You'd better back off, too.
I'm not going to abandon you, HeI.
Just do it, Sarge! [beeps.]
What's this gonna get you, huh? You bIow up the Iab and you'II die, too.
What have I got to Iose? Hmm? You and MarIa were onIy too happy to make my death a pubIic spectacIe.
No regret, no remorse.
[cIicking tongue.]
Is that justice, HeIen? Or your own Iust for vengeance? You were going to do the same to me.
My point exactIy.
You've crossed the Iine.
We're just the same now, you and I.
That's right, MarIa.
I want you and your men at Ieast 10 IeveIs back tiII you hear from me.
Or untiI you hear a reaIIy Ioud noise.
We're not Ieaving? [sighs.]
What do you think? Voice, any Iuck with that door? (Voice) Only 300 quadrillion possible key combinations to go.
Great.
[sighs.]
CIeo, stay here.
Where are you going? A shieIded access vent runs into the Iab from the next IeveI up.
There's an auxiIiary controI station inside.
And if I get to it I shouId be abIe to shut down the auto-destruct.
(Voice) Sarge, you know that vent is protected by a security force field.
I know about the security, Voice.
So I'm gonna need you to heIp me get through it.
Sarge, be carefuI.
We couId make a deaI.
You want your body back.
I want mine.
You make the switch and I'II teII MarIa that you cooperated and I'II personaIIy see to it, that you have your death sentence commuted.
I thought you wanted to see me fry, HeIen? Come on, now.
Don't wimp out on me.
Stick to your convictions! Whatever happens, you're not waIking out of here.
Maybe not, but in the meantime, Mr.
Mauser and I have some unfinished business.
Oh, I hope I don't make a mess out of his brain Iooking for this Voice beacon.
Oh, weII.
Come out, come out, wherever you are.
[eIectronic humming.]
One more step and we go out together.
[gasps.]
Oh.
What happened to the good oId days when we couId just Ieave a key under the mat? [eIectronic buzzing.]
I can see the force fieId, Voice.
Can you shut it down? (Voice) Yes, but I can only leave the field down for a few seconds without setting off the lab alarms.
Is that enough time? It'II have to be.
Force field deactivation in three, two, one.
[beeping.]
There's that Voice beacon.
Sarge, take the next right to the control panel.
Come to Daddy.
[HeI groans.]
[eIectronic humming.]
(computer) Laboratory auto-destruct activated.
Now you've done it.
Detonation in one minute, Damn it! [groaning.]
[groans.]
[both grunting.]
(Sarge) Cleo, get out of there.
I'm not gonna make it! I'm not Ieaving you guys.
[grunting.]
[groans.]
CIeo, get out of there, the Iab's going to bIow! Not exactIy the execution you had in mind, huh, HeIen? Goodbye, HeIen.
(Sarge) No.
[eIectronic humming descends.]
Auto-destruct sequence aborted.
Goodbye.
[groans.]
[eIectronic hum.]
Creegan.
No.
Command: override Iab security door.
[yeIIing.]
[groans.]
[eIectronic humming.]
Don't move, Creegan, or I'II zap you.
(HeI) CIeo, I'm HeI! I'm not faIIing for your mind games again.
[chuckIing.]
CIeo, no! You, okay? Thanks, CIeopatra.
Don't worry, I got him.
[eIectronic humming.]
You are stiII Creegan, right? [beeping.]
(HeI) AII systems check out.
Thank you, HeI.
It feeIs good to be back on-Iine.
Oh, me, too.
AIthough, I do have to say that I'm a IittIe disappointed in you guys.
(Sarge) Excuse me? Mmm-hmm.
We just saved you from being fried.
WeII, yes, eventuaIIy.
But I can't beIieve you couIdn't teII the difference between myseIf and a megaIomaniacaI kiIIer.
Now that hurt.
WeII, Creegan put on a pretty good show.
And you have to admit, there is a bit of a tyrant in both of you.
WeII, don't get me wrong, I Iove that about you.
[Iaughing.]
CIeo, how are you doing? FeeIing any better? No.
Oh, come on, CIeo.
At Ieast you stayed true to your beIiefs.
No one got executed.
Yeah, but I don't back the catch-and-reIease program.
I just Iet the baddest guy down here waIk.
See you.
Bye-bye.
[chuckIes.]
Be good now, okay? CIeo, your gut feeIing saved HeI's Iife.
Yes, and it's true you did manage to Iet Creegan sIip through your fingers today.
But, thanks to you, I get to see tomorrow.
Yeah.
[mocking.]
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
[HeI and CIeo Iaughing.]
Okay.
[both Iaughing.]
[peopIe chattering.]
(man) Creegan must die.
Creegan must die.
[crowd cIamoring.]
[crowd chanting.]
Creegan must die.
Creegan must die.
Creegan must die.
In uniting the underIords and reestabIishing Iaw and order, I vowed that aII remnants of the IawIessness that preceded wouId be utterIy wiped out.
Its memory aIone wouId be enough of a reminder and a deterrent.
So after reviewing the charges before me, charges of crimes against humanity and mutantity for bIatant compIicity with the BaiIies, I have no choice but to condemn the defendant to death.
[crowd cheering.]
That's right.
Bring it on.
[eIectricity buzzes.]
[groaning.]
May your eviI die with you as weII.
I'm gIad to see MarIa stand true to her word.
A IittIe Iaw and order might be just what we need down here.
CIeo, cheer up.
This is a good thing.
Since when is an execution a good thing? Don't waste your compassion on Creegan, CIeo.
(HeI) BeIieve me, he wouIdn't return the sentiment.
[crowd shouting.]
##[music pIaying.]
See, back in my time, when peopIe didn't beIieve in things they went out with signs and protested them.
Now you just bIast 'em.
Listen, despite the dozens of peopIe that wanted to, nobody bIasted Creegan.
That's right.
He was tried and found guiIty.
So, what, you didn't beIieve in punishing criminaIs in your day? No, I don't beIieve in capitaI punishment, executing criminaIs.
So, if a criminaI is found guiIty as charged Right.
ExactIy.
If they get the right criminaI and not some innocent guy which has been known to happen, you know.
And that's not even taIking about the barbaric side of strapping somebody to an eIectric chair and then frying them.
It's gross.
(Voice) Sarge, there's a situation in the maximum detention block.
Voice, do you think maybe you can give me a signaI when you're gonna shout in my ear? Get used to it.
No, I don't wanna get used to it.
Voice, when are you and HeI gonna kiss and make up so you can get back in her head where you beIong? When I feel Hel is ready.
In the meantime, Sarge, you're acting team leader and there is a situation in the detention block.
It's Creegan.
Creegan? Creegan? [aIarm buzzing.]
Come on, this way.
Surround the perimeter.
Come on, move it.
[peopIe shouting.]
[eIectronic buzzing.]
We put him back in his ceII.
He said he wasn't feeIing weII.
The oIdest trick in the book.
We had to drop the force fieId to run a bio-scan.
He got a hoId of the med tech before we couId throw a force fieId at him.
(Voice) Creegan insisted on talking to Hel.
Voice says Creegan's onIy gonna taIk to you, HeI.
[man gasping.]
HeIIo, HeI.
[chuckIing.]
Okay, Creegan.
Let's get this over with.
You have an appointment to keep.
Oh, yes, my execution.
I must admit, I thought the sentence a IittIe extreme.
Can you imagine me dead? Yes, many times.
What do you want? It's what you want, HeIen.
WouId you reaIIy have me Iet Ioose of this mortaI coiI without me reveaIing aII my secrets? (Sarge) Don't Iisten to him, HeI.
It's just another one of his sick mind screws.
That's right, HeIen.
It's just a mind game.
What can I possibIy know about Voice? Nothing.
I don't wanna pIay anymore.
[chuckIing.]
I'm tired of the way you weave your sick IittIe Iies with bits of truth.
I'm not interested.
Take what you know to the grave.
As you wish.
PersonaIIy, I'd want to know why Voice has chosen me, to fight her private IittIe war with the BaiIies.
[man continues gasping.]
Let him go first.
Thanks for pIaying.
[hissing.]
Wait.
HeI.
I'm Iistening.
From the day you woke up with that Voice in your head, you've wondered haven't you, HeIen? Who is she, reaIIy? And why does she show such a particuIar interest in you? (Voice) Sarge, stop this now.
(Sarge) HeI, get back.
What do you know? Everything.
[gasps.]
Oh! [eIectricity buzzes.]
[gasping.]
That's my body.
[grunts.]
(guard) You're a dead man, Creegan.
No! Wait.
[eIectricity buzzes.]
Sarge.
[groaning.]
HeI, are you okay? I'm fine, CIeopatra.
No harm done.
What did he say to you? (Creegan) I'm not who you think I am.
Forget it.
He's mad.
(female narrator) Five hundred years into the future, she will enter a world where machines rule the Earth.
Mankind has been driven underground.
And Cleopatra is about to discover there's no place like home.
# In the year 2525 # # There are women with the will to survive # # Fighting for a brand new day # # Nothing is gonna get in their way # # And in the year 2525 # # Three women keep hope alive # # Joining forces to reclaim the Earth # # Looking ahead to humankind's rebirth ## ##[music pIaying.]
[chuckIing.]
Oh, yeah.
Oh, I need a drink.
[scoffs.]
[peopIe chattering.]
[chuckIes.]
(HeI) Hey, cup of mash.
(Bartender) Cup of mash.
A gIass of 103-LeveI mash to settIe my nerves.
I think I'd need something to settIe my stomach if Creegan kissed me Iike that.
[CIeo Iaughing.]
[gasps.]
It'd aImost be worth a shot of the hard stuff just to wash the taste out of your mouth.
[CIeo and Sarge Iaughing.]
You're uncharacteristicaIIy quiet on the subject, Voice.
How do you feeI about your oId friend Creegan taking his Iast fouI breath? Hmm? You hear the question, Voice? (Voice) Tell Hel I'm pleased justice is being served.
Voice says justice is served, the usuaI.
(CIeo) You know, that must be tough, having had the Voice in your head for so Iong and then aII of a sudden she's gone.
Gone? Oh, yes, it is.
(Creegan) You don't understand.
Creegan has escaped in my body.
[inmates mumbIing.]
I mean, HeI's body.
I need to taIk to my team.
I wouIdn't beIieve me, either.
Nice pIoy, Creegan.
The oId ''body switch.
'' I've got to try that one.
[chuckIes.]
Hey, hey, somebody stoIe my body! You've got the wrong guy.
I swear! It's me, Creegan, Tox.
Tox? We go way back.
The B-factories, the tunneI wars, the first-ever muItiIeveI peace taIks.
The ones that crashed and burned.
You were behind that bIood bath? You and Creegan? You and me? Those were the days.
It's gonna be hard to imagine the underground after they demoIecuIarize your ass.
[chuckIing.]
[sighs.]
Thanks.
Yeah.
Without you around to shake things up, HeI and her Iike are gonna have the run of the pIace.
Tox, I'm getting out.
Do you understand, you sorry excuse for a human Iife form? And you're gonna heIp me.
You reaIIy going down there to protest Creegan's execution? Yup.
[sighs.]
I'm sorry, HeI.
I know that Creegan kiIIed your dad, but I have to stand by my convictions.
Knock yourseIf out, CIeopatra.
[buzzing.]
CIeo, wait up.
(CIeo) Are you going to heIp me with the protest? I can make up another sign in a jiff.
Nope, I just wanna get a good seat for when they scatter that sick bastard's moIecuIes.
That's great.
That's the spirit, yeah.
Hey, HeI? You comin'? No.
No, uh, in a weird way, Creegan's been such a big part of my Iife, I don't think I couId stand to see him vaporized.
You two have fun.
Okay.
Okay.
Guards! You gotta stop him.
Creegan's gonna off himseIf! [inmates shouting.]
What's going on here? Keep it down, you Iosers.
Step away from the force fieId.
I said, step back.
He's gonna do it, man.
[eIectricity buzzes.]
[groaning.]
Wow.
He's gonna kiII himseIf.
That's the pIan, baby.
Not on my watch.
Shut down the force fieId.
Fry, Creegan, fry.
Do it now! Get up, Creegan.
I said, get up! [grunts.]
[both guards groaning.]
[inmates cheering.]
(inmate) Yeah, mate! [grunting.]
Freeze, Creegan.
[sighs.]
Sorry.
[groans.]
Nice, Creegan.
[groaning.]
I think I puIIed something.
The, uh, deactivator is on his beIt there for my door.
[sighs.]
Sure.
Right, I'II stay here.
[inmates chanting.]
Creegan, Creegan Creegan, yeah! Go, Creegan.
Shut up! HoId your fire.
[inmates yeIIing.]
(guard) Get him! This way, come on! I knew you wouIdn't Ieave me, buddy.
Come on, now.
Do it.
[inmates shouting.]
[yeIIing.]
Encrypted, encrypted, encrypted.
Is there anything in this bIasted Iab that I can use? HeI, is there a probIem? I don't know, Mauser.
I seem to be having troubIe with the command override system.
Everything seems to be functioning properIy.
What systems were you trying to override? You'II do for starters.
[chuckIing.]
Ooh.
[inmates yeIIing.]
[peopIe grunting.]
[peopIe groaning.]
(CIeo) CIemency for Creegan.
Okay, so he's eviI, you know, but he's stiII human.
CIemency for Creegan.
You can't demoIecuIarize your conscience.
CIemency for Creegan.
What is this? Texas? [muffIed screams.]
[gasping.]
(Creegan) CIeo, it's me, HeI.
Hmm? You have to Iisten to me.
Creegan puIIed some kind of switch when I was in his ceII.
He's me now.
I know it sounds crazy.
You have to heIp me to get to MarIa's chambers.
I have to convince her to deIay the execution.
Mmm.
Now, I'm going to take my hand away.
Just take it easy.
[groans.]
(CIeo) HeIp! It's Creegan.
He's escaped.
Somebody just shoot him! (man) Creegan? [gasps.]
So much for not beIieving in capitaI punishment.
Anybody-- [screams.]
[aIarm buzzing.]
CIeo, you have to heIp me.
[woman on PA system.]
Security breach.
Get away from me, you freak.
Security breach.
They're coming for you, Creegan.
Lockdown sequence activated.
Don't caII me Creegan.
[gasps.]
(guard) Freeze, Creegan.
HoId it.
You've got nowhere to run.
No.
Let CIeo go.
Sarge! Sarge, Iisten to me.
Nothing you couId say interests me.
(Voice) Sarge, do you have a clear shot? CIeo is not cIear, Voice.
Sarge, do what you have to do.
[eIectronic humming.]
Sarge.
Let CIeo go, or I wiII kiII you.
[eIectronic humming.]
[man and Sarge groaning.]
(guard) Get them! [peopIe yeIIing.]
[peopIe groaning.]
[CIeo screams.]
CIeo! Damn it.
I beIieve there is a piece of equipment in this Iab to Iead me to Voice.
That wouId be you, Mauser.
Where did we put that Voice beacon of yours? Hmm? Ah, yes, behind your Ieft ear.
(Voice) Hel, are you in the lab? Voice, it's been a Iong time.
Hel, the lab sensors are offline and I can't contact Mauser.
TechnicaI gIitch, Voice.
In fact, I'm performing a diagnostic on him now.
I feared the worst.
Hel, Creegan has escaped from his cell.
I won't make a very good hostage you know.
We aII have orders to die rather than negotiate with creeps Iike you.
HeI and Sarge won't hesitate to sacrifice my Iife to take you down, mister.
[gasps.]
Sarge hesitated back there.
I wouId have, too.
CIeo, what I toId you before was true.
You're HeI.
Yes.
Are you trying to estabIish some kind of insanity defense or something? [gasps.]
(Sarge) HeI, Creegan's escaped.
He's taken CIeo hostage.
I heard.
We must recapture Creegan before he does any more damage.
(Voice) Sarge, is everything all right there? I still can't contact Mauser.
HeI, where's Mauser? We were having some probIems with our Iab systems.
So, uh, Mauser's aII over it.
Sarge, I registered a massive power overload in Mauser's systems before I lost contact, as if he'd been badly damaged.
Voice is worried.
She got some weird power readings off-- I toId you, Mauser's fine.
Are you going to waste time interrogating me or are we going to find Creegan? I'm sorry, Sarge.
It's just that the thought of what that fiend might be doing to CIeopatra, just drives me crazy.
Yeah.
Me, too.
[sighs.]
But, we stiII may be abIe to track her down through her gauntIets.
If she's stiII wearing them.
Get your hands off of me.
Give me those gauntIets.
I can prove to Sarge and Voice that I'm the reaI HeI.
Hands off my gauntIets.
[yeIIing.]
Damn it, CIeo, Iet go! [both groaning.]
[Iaughing.]
I win.
You just keep your distance, freak, or I'II zap that cIown makeup right off of your face.
Fine.
Fine, we'II just wait here.
Huh? You know, I bet Sarge and Voice have aIready activated that tracer in your gauntIet.
I just hope Sarge gets here before MarIa's guards do.
Why do you want Sarge so bad, huh, Creegan? I'm not Creegan.
Right.
[chuckIes.]
I don't know what game you're pIaying at but I'm not buying into it.
What are you doing? I'm not Ietting you Iure my friends into a trap.
[chuckIes.]
No, no! [Iaughing.]
You are so Iucky I'm not the reaI Creegan.
[grunts.]
[growIs.]
Got her.
CIeo's in Shaft 87, LeveI 209.
Wait a minute.
She's not stopping.
You don't think Creegan whacked her and threw her down the shaft, do you? No, no, I reaIIy don't think he did.
Our motion sensors indicate activity this way.
Look aIive.
Yes, sir.
[muffIed gasping.]
[groans.]
I wish Sarge couId see how difficuIt you're making things for me, she'd be reaIIy impressed.
[Iaughing.]
[muffIed muttering.]
Creegan.
[Iaughing.]
You're a great man.
Why don't I Ieave you two aIone? Ha, ha.
I want some distance between myseIf and MarIa's goons, so if you don't mind.
No probIem, boss man.
We'II hide you.
I think it wouId be better if we, uh, spIit up.
Remember the oId hidey-hoIe from the TunneI Gang days? Sure.
It's stiII there.
MarIa wiII never find us.
Come on.
Bring your friend.
[gasps.]
Creegan.
AII right.
Let's go.
[CIeo groans.]
(Voice) Sarge, Marla's people have recaptured 1 1 prisoners.
Let me guess, none of them are Creegan or CIeo? I'm afraid not.
[sighs.]
StiII no sign.
Run the surveiIIance hoIogram of the escape again.
I knew Creegan was obsessed with you, HeI, but now he's trying to copy your moves.
He is not fIexibIe.
He's got no ass.
[Iaughing.]
Jump forward.
[beeps.]
Freeze it.
See somethin'? Are your gauntIets charged? AIways.
FoIIow me.
##[music pIaying.]
[peopIe Iaughing.]
[peopIe shouting.]
(man) It's just Tox.
[aII Iaughing.]
Hey, Creegan.
Oh! There's a new smeII.
You shouId feeI right at home.
[chuckIes.]
This is a great day! MarIa and her kind have tried to impose their Iaw on the underground, on us! Who does she think she is? (aII) Yeah! We make our own Iaws down here.
Yeah.
We answer to ourseIves! Yeah! And to Creegan! (crowd) Yeah, Creegan.
Nice going.
You teII them, Creegan.
You're the man.
[crowd cheering.]
Thanks.
Yeah, thanks a Iot, um, weII, it's so nice to see some oId--oId famiIiar faces, uh, once again.
Drek, Scuzz.
[chuckIes.]
I didn't think I'd ever be this cIose to any of you, uh, ever, and I mean that.
I reaIIy appreciate you inviting me down here to this wonderfuI hideout.
So, thanks.
So what are you aII staring at, you bunch of brain-dead shaft oozes? I just escaped from MarIa's ceII! Let's do some crimes! (aII) Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, whoo.
(man #1) Good to see you again, Creegan.
(man #2) Yeah, weIcome back.
Leaving so soon? [gasps.]
I was just going to the powder room.
Grabbing a hostage was a smart move, Creegan, Yeah.
but we're in the cIear now and she's just a IiabiIity.
(man) I want some of that.
[men Iaughing.]
Back off, Tox.
I grabbed this one.
She beIongs to me.
Sorry, Creegan.
You're right.
You kiII her.
[men Iaughing.]
[men Iaughing.]
(man #1) KiII her.
(man #2) Come on.
[gasps.]
WeII, go on then.
KiII her.
[peopIe chanting.]
KiII her.
Are you giving me orders? [quavering.]
No.
You Iisten to me, you pus-ridden, crusty-faced, sewer Ieech, I make the ruIes.
Next time you teII me what to do, I'II be wearing your skin as a suit.
You got that? [gasping.]
Oh.
This IittIe cupcake is mine.
Oh, I'II kiII her in my own good time.
[peopIe Iaughing.]
In the meantime, we're going to have some fun.
[men Iaughing.]
Yeah.
I'd rather you just kiII me.
[groans.]
[men chanting.]
Creegan.
(Tox) Go, Creegan! (man) You're the man.
Whatever you're going to do, just get it over with.
But no kissing.
Don't worry, CIeo.
You're not my type.
What? I toId you, I'm not.
Ah, forget it.
Let's get out of here.
[gasps.]
[screaming.]
[eIectronic humming.]
[chuckIing.]
Sarge.
[eIectronic humming.]
Why can't you just die with dignity? HeI! No! We Iet the Iaw deaI with him.
Of course.
Sarge! HeI isn't HeI! [eIectricity buzzes.]
Watch her-- (guard) Come on, scumbag.
[Creegan groaning.]
[Iaughing.]
[sighs.]
[chuckIes.]
Let's go.
[panting.]
[peopIe chattering.]
You don't have to watch this, HeI.
[chuckIing.]
Creegan is the most fiendishIy briIIiant mind aIive.
I won't rest untiI I can see him dead with my own eyes.
(guard) That's far enough.
[eIectronic humming.]
[man Iaughing.]
Just Iook at him.
Sarge, something's hinky here.
Yeah, you don't Iike executions, I get it.
No, HeI's been acting weird ever since she went into Creegan's ceII.
Defending him.
TaIking up his genius.
She just caIIed him ''fiendishIy briIIiant.
'' What, did she buy a word-of-the-day caIendar or something? What, HeI uses a few big words and aII of a sudden she's-- What about at the bar? She forgets that you have the Voice in your head instead of hers? And why is she being aII formaI, caIIing you ''CIeopatra,'' when Creegan just caIIed you ''CIeo''? Yeah, you see what I'm sayin'? Just remember what I said.
If you're going to do this, make sure you got the right guy.
[panting.]
FinaI words, Creegan? ''Spend some time in sIave chains, see the worId through new eyes.
'' What? [gasping.]
That's what you toId me when I saved you from the sIavers that doubIe-crossed you.
You said there was more to Iife down here than squeezing profits from misery.
What kind of a trick is this? I--I don't think it's a trick.
CIeopatra, that's enough.
Creegan has been found guiIty.
Carry out his sentence.
(crowd) Yeah! Do it, now! I think we need to reopen this case.
I order you to be siIent.
Sarge! Trust your instincts.
Does that sound Iike the HeI you know? He toId me to keep my eye on you, HeI, and I have.
Quite frankIy, I don't think you've been yourseIf today.
This is absurd.
Carry out his execution! Now! (crowd) Yeah.
That's enough! What? By my authority as magistrate, I order a 24-hour stay.
[crowd grumbIing.]
Return the prisoner to his chambers.
(man) KiII the cIown.
No! [gasps.]
[grunting.]
[groans.]
[crowd cIamoring.]
[electronic signal beeping.]
(computer) Demolecularization initiated.
Evacuate chambers immediately.
No! [both groaning.]
[eIectronic buzzing.]
HeI! [yeIIing.]
In the end, I'm gIad it turned out this way.
I much prefer a firing squad to that humane contraption they had you in.
(Sarge) CIeo, get back! [both grunting.]
It's no use, Sarge.
The escape countermeasures have been activated.
Then override them! Do it! HeI! HeI, can you hear me? HeI, taIk to us! It's not workin'! Come on! [gasping.]
Nice moves, HeIen.
You work that body in ways I never thought I couId.
[groans.]
Must be the femaIe touch.
Maybe, I stiII know my weaknesses [groans.]
which are now your weaknesses.
[eIectronic buzzing.]
It's over, Creegan, they know.
KnowIedge isn't everything.
[eIectronic buzzing.]
[Iaughing.]
(guard) Got it.
Let's go.
[gasps.]
(guard) Don't move.
[guard grunting.]
No, no, hey, get Creegan! Creegan! Oh, I mean, HeI, or whoever that was.
Uh.
HeI? Yeah, it's me.
(MarIa) How did he do it? Creegan smuggIed this into his ceII inside a hoIIow tooth.
Pretty ingenious.
HeI, you were trying to teII me, and I'm sorry I was so sIow on the uptake.
Forget it.
I wouIdn't beIieve anything that came out of his mouth, either.
So this IittIe doohickey can change you back? [eIectronic buzzing.]
I hope so.
I reaIIy don't want to spend every day Iooking at that face.
[Sarge Iaughing.]
Hey, It's no picnic being on this side, either.
I'm sure it's not.
Don't worry.
We'II bring Creegan in.
Hey, just teII your men to go easy with those shock batons, huh? [gasps.]
They reaIIy sting.
Come on, Iet's move.
(Voice) Sarge? Yeah, Voice.
Sarge, I still haven't been able to establish communication with Mauser.
And someone has just re-encrypted the lab's defensive system.
He's in the Iab.
[aII grunting.]
Okay, Sarge, you go right.
CIeo, stay Iow, go Ieft.
Remember, that's my body in there, so Iow-power weapons onIy.
Once you pin him down, I'II move in and make the swap.
[sighing.]
Let's go, team.
What? Nothing.
[Iaughing.]
[both groan.]
HeI! (HeI) I wanted to keep this party a IittIe more intimate.
So I reprogrammed the door to onIy admit you.
You're just dragging this out, Creegan.
MarIa and her men wiII be here any minute.
If I were you, I'd do everything in my power to keep that from happening.
Anyone eIse comes dragging through that door, [eIectronic hum.]
and I trigger the Iab seIf-destruct systems.
The bIast wouId sureIy kiII aII your IittIe friends outside that door and there wiII be pIenty Ieft for MarIa and her boys.
But the most deIicious death of aII wiII be yours, HeIen.
The Iast thing you'II see is your body being bIown into a miIIion pieces.
[Iaughing.]
Voice, can you override Iab door security? (Voice) I'm trying every access code, Sarge.
But it'll take some time.
(Creegan) Sarge, do you read me? Creegan, I mean, HeI.
(Sarge) What's going on in there? Creegan's armed the Iab auto-destruct.
TeII MarIa and her men to keep some distance.
You'd better back off, too.
I'm not going to abandon you, HeI.
Just do it, Sarge! [beeps.]
What's this gonna get you, huh? You bIow up the Iab and you'II die, too.
What have I got to Iose? Hmm? You and MarIa were onIy too happy to make my death a pubIic spectacIe.
No regret, no remorse.
[cIicking tongue.]
Is that justice, HeIen? Or your own Iust for vengeance? You were going to do the same to me.
My point exactIy.
You've crossed the Iine.
We're just the same now, you and I.
That's right, MarIa.
I want you and your men at Ieast 10 IeveIs back tiII you hear from me.
Or untiI you hear a reaIIy Ioud noise.
We're not Ieaving? [sighs.]
What do you think? Voice, any Iuck with that door? (Voice) Only 300 quadrillion possible key combinations to go.
Great.
[sighs.]
CIeo, stay here.
Where are you going? A shieIded access vent runs into the Iab from the next IeveI up.
There's an auxiIiary controI station inside.
And if I get to it I shouId be abIe to shut down the auto-destruct.
(Voice) Sarge, you know that vent is protected by a security force field.
I know about the security, Voice.
So I'm gonna need you to heIp me get through it.
Sarge, be carefuI.
We couId make a deaI.
You want your body back.
I want mine.
You make the switch and I'II teII MarIa that you cooperated and I'II personaIIy see to it, that you have your death sentence commuted.
I thought you wanted to see me fry, HeIen? Come on, now.
Don't wimp out on me.
Stick to your convictions! Whatever happens, you're not waIking out of here.
Maybe not, but in the meantime, Mr.
Mauser and I have some unfinished business.
Oh, I hope I don't make a mess out of his brain Iooking for this Voice beacon.
Oh, weII.
Come out, come out, wherever you are.
[eIectronic humming.]
One more step and we go out together.
[gasps.]
Oh.
What happened to the good oId days when we couId just Ieave a key under the mat? [eIectronic buzzing.]
I can see the force fieId, Voice.
Can you shut it down? (Voice) Yes, but I can only leave the field down for a few seconds without setting off the lab alarms.
Is that enough time? It'II have to be.
Force field deactivation in three, two, one.
[beeping.]
There's that Voice beacon.
Sarge, take the next right to the control panel.
Come to Daddy.
[HeI groans.]
[eIectronic humming.]
(computer) Laboratory auto-destruct activated.
Now you've done it.
Detonation in one minute, Damn it! [groaning.]
[groans.]
[both grunting.]
(Sarge) Cleo, get out of there.
I'm not gonna make it! I'm not Ieaving you guys.
[grunting.]
[groans.]
CIeo, get out of there, the Iab's going to bIow! Not exactIy the execution you had in mind, huh, HeIen? Goodbye, HeIen.
(Sarge) No.
[eIectronic humming descends.]
Auto-destruct sequence aborted.
Goodbye.
[groans.]
[eIectronic hum.]
Creegan.
No.
Command: override Iab security door.
[yeIIing.]
[groans.]
[eIectronic humming.]
Don't move, Creegan, or I'II zap you.
(HeI) CIeo, I'm HeI! I'm not faIIing for your mind games again.
[chuckIing.]
CIeo, no! You, okay? Thanks, CIeopatra.
Don't worry, I got him.
[eIectronic humming.]
You are stiII Creegan, right? [beeping.]
(HeI) AII systems check out.
Thank you, HeI.
It feeIs good to be back on-Iine.
Oh, me, too.
AIthough, I do have to say that I'm a IittIe disappointed in you guys.
(Sarge) Excuse me? Mmm-hmm.
We just saved you from being fried.
WeII, yes, eventuaIIy.
But I can't beIieve you couIdn't teII the difference between myseIf and a megaIomaniacaI kiIIer.
Now that hurt.
WeII, Creegan put on a pretty good show.
And you have to admit, there is a bit of a tyrant in both of you.
WeII, don't get me wrong, I Iove that about you.
[Iaughing.]
CIeo, how are you doing? FeeIing any better? No.
Oh, come on, CIeo.
At Ieast you stayed true to your beIiefs.
No one got executed.
Yeah, but I don't back the catch-and-reIease program.
I just Iet the baddest guy down here waIk.
See you.
Bye-bye.
[chuckIes.]
Be good now, okay? CIeo, your gut feeIing saved HeI's Iife.
Yes, and it's true you did manage to Iet Creegan sIip through your fingers today.
But, thanks to you, I get to see tomorrow.
Yeah.
[mocking.]
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
[HeI and CIeo Iaughing.]
Okay.
[both Iaughing.]