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00:00:30You know how a few decades from now, if you don't like the vibe on Earth, you can go live
00:00:48on Mars?
00:00:52Do you think you'd go?
00:00:55Don't get me wrong.
00:00:57Things on Earth are pretty rad.
00:00:59I have a sweet job.
00:01:03Two blue raspberry no salt, one blue raspberry rainbow salt, three mango marge chili lime
00:01:08salt, two mango ringo salt, one rainbow salt lime, four shots, and one Florida girl.
00:01:15Seriously stop after two of these or you'll hold a statement.
00:01:18Okay, that was the last call, everybody, last call!
00:01:25It's 1045.
00:01:26Greg, it's a person.
00:01:27No, look!
00:01:28Do you know what that means?
00:01:29It means good luck.
00:01:30It means I have to gather my friends on the beach to party under that moon.
00:01:32I'm sorry, Greg.
00:01:33It is what it is.
00:01:34I love you.
00:01:35Goodbye.
00:01:36Best friends.
00:01:37We got Johnny, Nadine, and her boyfriend Bingo.
00:01:47They're having a baby and I'm going to be Auntie Rex.
00:01:53And I'm living that Florida life.
00:01:59Respect.
00:02:01But once upon a time, I had bigger dreams.
00:02:11I love you, Nasa.
00:02:30How freaking lucky are we, Rex?
00:02:44So lucky.
00:02:45It's freaking beautiful, Mom.
00:02:46It is freaking beautiful.
00:02:47You know what I think?
00:02:48What?
00:02:49That's going to be you one day, Rex.
00:02:50I know it, Mom.
00:03:00Morning, Mom.
00:03:24My mom asked me to do three things.
00:03:27The first was to keep talking to her.
00:03:29So I do.
00:03:32Second was to take care of my dad.
00:03:36And third was to keep sharing my gifts.
00:03:40Which is why my backyard is full of inventions.
00:03:43Kendra won't stop the high school reunion emails.
00:03:46Like, obviously, we're going.
00:03:49We are going.
00:03:52You haven't partied with those people in like a decade.
00:03:54Because most of them, like, moved away.
00:03:58Oh, Rexy.
00:04:00Oh, my God.
00:04:01You need to patent this.
00:04:03It's on my list.
00:04:05All right, come on.
00:04:08Wait, Rex, you have a list for chairs?
00:04:11Like a Pinterest board?
00:04:14No.
00:04:15It's a list for, like, the future.
00:04:21Does the city even know you built this?
00:04:23Whatever.
00:04:25I called them.
00:04:27They just don't care about the noble sea cow.
00:04:31Manatees are a national treasure.
00:04:33International treasure.
00:04:34Waters are international.
00:04:36Waters don't have borders.
00:04:39We need a world without borders, honestly.
00:04:41That's what the manatees taught me.
00:04:43Hey, you follow Todrick Spencer?
00:04:44Yes, net worth billions.
00:04:47High school crushed you.
00:04:49Awesome night.
00:04:50Hi, Calvin.
00:04:51Hey, Dad.
00:04:52TV crew.
00:04:53I had them piss in their pants the whole night
00:04:55with that creepy little music box you built, Rexy.
00:04:58Remote control works like a charm.
00:05:00Hey, Mr. Simpson,
00:05:02do you think that Rex should become the wife of a very rich
00:05:05tech titan classmate of ours?
00:05:07No.
00:05:08She's going to see him this weekend at reunion.
00:05:10Okay, I brought him up merely to say
00:05:12that Todrick has the most boss life now.
00:05:15He started a low-Earth orbit airline.
00:05:21He started space tourism.
00:05:23People pay a lot of money,
00:05:25and he flies them into frickin' space.
00:05:27That's rude.
00:05:29It's epic.
00:05:31And I think it's because dude just never lost his focus.
00:05:33I mean, never partied, like, ever.
00:05:36Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
00:05:39and Rex, she took the one to the rave,
00:05:41and that has made all the difference.
00:05:43Thanks, Dad.
00:05:44Wait, what woods?
00:05:46Was I there?
00:05:51When I say tortoise, you say what?
00:05:55Oh, my God!
00:05:58Oh, I love that for you.
00:06:01Nadine, I do your makeup tutorials every day.
00:06:04Girl, I can tell that's why you look hot.
00:06:07Thank you.
00:06:08Rex Simpson!
00:06:09Oh, my God.
00:06:10Oh, my God.
00:06:11Oh, my God.
00:06:12Oh, my God.
00:06:13Oh, my God.
00:06:14Oh, my God.
00:06:15Oh, my God.
00:06:16Oh, my God.
00:06:17Oh, my God.
00:06:18Oh, my God.
00:06:19Oh, my God.
00:06:20Thank you.
00:06:21Simpson?
00:06:22Girl, get over here and tell us everything.
00:06:26Start from the beginning.
00:06:27How was Georgia Tech?
00:06:29Oh, yeah.
00:06:31I didn't go.
00:06:32But you had a full ride.
00:06:34They gave you a car?
00:06:35A full ride scholarship, Erin.
00:06:39Yeah, you know, my mom got sick,
00:06:41so I deferred for a year, and then she died,
00:06:43and my dad was like a mess.
00:06:45He was like, what?
00:06:46So, you know, I couldn't just, like, go to college.
00:06:55What about you guys?
00:07:04I'm a bartender at Gator Breaks,
00:07:06and, you know, I help my dad with the ghost tours.
00:07:09There's been no actual ghosts so far.
00:07:13I've got a list.
00:07:14There you go.
00:07:15I've got a list for the future.
00:07:17It's all my ideas.
00:07:20Ten years is actually nothing, though,
00:07:22when you're thinking about, like, the universe.
00:07:24Do you know it takes 100,000 light years
00:07:26to cross our galaxy?
00:07:27Light years!
00:07:28So I don't know why we put so much pressure
00:07:31on ten little years!
00:07:40Dude.
00:07:42Dude.
00:07:43Did you just throw in Kate a pill?
00:07:45Because if not, I was literally
00:07:47in the most boring conversation on Earth.
00:07:50You know, this reunion, it's kind of whack,
00:07:52so let's go.
00:07:53Yes.
00:07:54Excuse me.
00:07:55Is this the reunion?
00:07:58Hold up!
00:08:00Todrick Spencer!
00:08:02Okay, can I get a slow clap for this man?
00:08:09Stop.
00:08:10No way!
00:08:12I didn't think you'd come!
00:08:13I really want to clear my conscience.
00:08:15Okay.
00:08:16I don't want to hoard the baggage and everything.
00:08:17Yeah.
00:08:18So, um, I went over here raising caterpillars
00:08:20in third grade.
00:08:21Don't say it!
00:08:22I actually killed myself.
00:08:23I took you for it.
00:08:24How did you do it?
00:08:26You started a frickin' space airline, dude.
00:08:29You're changing the world.
00:08:31I'm really trying.
00:08:32I'm passionate about making it affordable
00:08:34for any human to visit space.
00:08:37I mean, and certain dogs, right?
00:08:39Okay, see?
00:08:42I gotta get to my airplane.
00:08:43I-I have to be in Singapore tomorrow.
00:08:45No, no, you can't leave!
00:08:49Hey, Rex.
00:08:55I never told you this, but, um...
00:08:58Oh, boy.
00:09:00My first semester at Wesleyan, I came apart.
00:09:03I was pulling Bs.
00:09:05Dude.
00:09:07Until I put a picture of you as my desktop.
00:09:11What?
00:09:12Not-not in a weird way.
00:09:14Well, yes, weird, but not how it sounds.
00:09:18When we were kids, trying to keep up with you
00:09:20was what got me out of bed.
00:09:21You'd jump way outside the box, zigzag,
00:09:24and get back to the answer,
00:09:25and I'd still be strapping my blinders on,
00:09:27like, the answer's straight ahead,
00:09:29and straight ahead only.
00:09:31You inspired me.
00:09:34I worked in college, too, all four years.
00:09:38Rex Simpson, my desktop.
00:09:42It's borderline disturbing, but awesome.
00:09:46Look, whatever it is you're doing right now,
00:09:49I'm sure it's incredible.
00:09:53Yeah.
00:09:54This is my private number.
00:09:56Text me.
00:09:57Fill me in.
00:09:59Blow my mind.
00:10:01All right?
00:10:02Nice seeing you.
00:10:03Yeah, you too.
00:10:04Take care.
00:10:05Have a safe flight.
00:10:32Rex said going to Mars with her mom
00:10:42was her biggest dream come true.
00:10:55Nadine?
00:10:56Nadine!
00:10:57What?
00:10:58Wait.
00:10:59Tonight sucked.
00:11:00Tonight sucked.
00:11:01And you want to know why?
00:11:02Because I was hit with a meteor shower of truth.
00:11:06Ten years ago, I got lost,
00:11:08and I stopped even trying to find my way back.
00:11:12Well, let's see.
00:11:14But it's not too late.
00:11:16Um, well...
00:11:23I'm going to be an astronaut.
00:11:26Ah!
00:11:29I know.
00:11:31Oh, my God.
00:11:32Wait, what again?
00:11:35Astronaut!
00:11:38Your girl!
00:11:39Hello!
00:11:40Ooh, ooh.
00:11:41Yeah, yeah.
00:11:42Okay.
00:11:43Yeah, boy.
00:11:44Yeah!
00:11:45If that's what you want!
00:11:46Yeah!
00:11:47Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.
00:11:50Okay, here we go.
00:11:51Applicants for the NASA astronaut training program...
00:11:54Cool, cool, cool.
00:11:56Oh.
00:11:57Must meet the following requirements
00:11:59before submitting an application.
00:12:00Got it.
00:12:01Passion number one.
00:12:03Easy.
00:12:05Doesn't say that.
00:12:06What?
00:12:07But higher degree in mathematics,
00:12:10engineering, biological science,
00:12:12physical science, or computer science.
00:12:15Oh.
00:12:16Three years of professional experience
00:12:18in a related field.
00:12:19Ouch.
00:12:20Or...
00:12:21Or?
00:12:22At least a thousand hours piloting a jet aircraft.
00:12:25Okay.
00:12:27And...
00:12:28And, and, and?
00:12:29Must be able to pass the long-duration astronaut...
00:12:32Yes, yes, girl!
00:12:34Think about it.
00:12:35You got them glutes.
00:12:36You got them quads.
00:12:38That's you.
00:12:39But it's not just that part.
00:12:41It's all the parts.
00:12:44It's not one out of three.
00:12:46It's all three.
00:12:50I frickin' knew we never landed on the moon.
00:12:55Don't start.
00:13:03You know, I, I do love you in a jumpsuit, but...
00:13:08There are other jobs with jumpsuits.
00:13:20I see you cross the moon.
00:13:23I see you, girl.
00:13:29I used to be zigzaggy and out of the box,
00:13:33and that got me places.
00:13:35And now...
00:13:37It's gonna get me to space.
00:13:40Dear Sir or Madam of NASA.
00:13:49What you are about to read is a dream.
00:13:54A dream of the life I wish I'd led.
00:13:58In this dream, instead of bedazzling my clothes, I dazzled my professors.
00:14:04And instead of pouring drinks, I poured myself into the scientific method.
00:14:09I nurtured my passions.
00:14:11They nurtured me back.
00:14:14I made good decisions.
00:14:18Because I valued myself.
00:14:21Surely I can't be the only capable applicant who got kicked in the ass by life
00:14:25and doesn't have picture-perfect qualifications.
00:14:28The past is done.
00:14:30What I hope is that we can build a future together, in space,
00:14:34where the trippy mystery of our existence pulsates with glittering light.
00:14:41Respectfully, Tiffany Rex Simpson.
00:14:49Hi, welcome back to Muzzle Explosion. You want a fresh towel?
00:14:54Yeah, alright.
00:14:55You gotta get it yourself, I think.
00:14:56Cool, thank you.
00:15:04Make this look profesh, my Canva Queen.
00:15:07Yes.
00:15:10Oh, no.
00:15:13Dear Sir and Madam of NASA, what I brought to you today is a dream.
00:15:21No, girl.
00:15:25Oh, no. No, no, no.
00:15:29Let's do this right.
00:15:43I must admit that when I encounter a fellow aeronautical engineer
00:15:48that also has a passion for robotics, I get a little excited.
00:15:53See, when I was 18, if someone had told me I was going to be an astronaut by the age of 30,
00:15:58I would have laughed in their face.
00:16:00Or I would have said,
00:16:03I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
00:16:07If someone had told me I was going to be an astronaut by the age of 30,
00:16:11I would have laughed in their face.
00:16:13Or written a poem about it.
00:16:19Whereas when Dr. Daniel Kim here was 18,
00:16:22he already had three patents in shuttle avionics.
00:16:26And by the time he was 30, he was...
00:16:28Well, read it and see.
00:16:30Alright, let's see here.
00:16:33Well, there.
00:16:35Says here, Dr. Kim retrofit Odyssey to accommodate the spectrometer.
00:16:39Yes, which arguably led to the mapping of ice on Mars.
00:16:44Anyone could have done that, Logan?
00:16:47Anyone who went to Caltech, then MIT, interned here and back to MIT.
00:16:50Oh, come on. Ice on Mars. You wept that day, Pam.
00:16:55I also wept, of course.
00:16:57Yeah, you would.
00:16:58Look, I am so sick of reading these identical applications from these Ivy Tower elites.
00:17:02We don't need more people like you.
00:17:04We need unconventional candidates.
00:17:06Like I was.
00:17:09You want to know what this candidate did?
00:17:11She takes all the boxes.
00:17:13And she built a series of gates in the canal in her backyard
00:17:17to protect the manatees from getting mowed down by speedboats.
00:17:21She designed, manufactured, and installed it herself.
00:17:26I ask you,
00:17:28who do you want envisioning and building the first human colony on Mars?
00:17:34An analyst?
00:17:37Or an experimentalist?
00:17:39Dr. Kim?
00:17:41Or the woman who engineers backyard canals and invented a sun lounger
00:17:46with a beverage tray that doubles
00:17:49as a tandem reflector?
00:17:52Come on.
00:17:54Hmm?
00:17:56Dr. Kim?
00:18:18Come in. Come in, come in, come in.
00:18:21Shh. Shh.
00:18:23EMF is in the rear.
00:18:25Is there something in here with us?
00:18:27Stay calm now.
00:18:30Wait, what was that?
00:18:32Belanda?
00:18:38They're discommunicating.
00:18:40We can hear you, old girl.
00:18:45Yo.
00:18:46Dr. Tiffany Simpson, please.
00:18:48Who's this?
00:18:50This is Logan O'Leary calling from the Johnson Space Center.
00:18:53NASA astronaut training program.
00:18:55Bingo. Dude, can you just let it go?
00:18:59Do not be angry with us, Belinda.
00:19:01We know this is your house. We are just visiting.
00:19:04Here's an idea, Dr. Simpson.
00:19:06Oh, I love when you call me doctor.
00:19:11I'm going to hang up and just video call you. Is that okay?
00:19:16Oh, I bet you are.
00:19:24Um, yeah, what is that?
00:19:26It's okay. Okay. Y'all stay close to me now.
00:19:33It's Belinda's precious baby doll, y'all.
00:19:40Dude, what?
00:19:42Uh, hello, yes. I'm Logan O'Leary.
00:19:44I'm the director of operations for the astronaut office at NASA.
00:19:47At, uh, Johnson Space Center. Yeah, see?
00:19:51Cocoa Beach, Florida.
00:19:55Lovely.
00:19:57Um, Dr. Simpson, I'm calling because you have been selected for astronaut training.
00:20:08Are you serious?
00:20:10Well, yes, we were all quite intrigued by your unconventional approach to a life in science.
00:20:17I, for one, have many questions.
00:20:20Training is down here at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
00:20:24You and 34 others will spend two months in interviews as well as completing physical and psychiatric evaluations.
00:20:31I'll be sending you a training and travel itinerary email later this week.
00:20:35Wow. Wow. I mean, are you insane? You guys must be just insane.
00:20:41It's actually required that we not be.
00:20:45I'll see you in Simpson, Dr. Houston.
00:20:48Uh, Houston. I'll see you in Houston, Doctor.
00:20:54Crying out loud.
00:20:58I'm gonna be an astronaut!
00:21:03That must be Belinda's insolent daughter who died a tragic death way too young by screwing with the family business.
00:21:10Dude, I need your positive vibes.
00:21:13Just don't think you can do this like you're not actually a scientist or a pilot.
00:21:18And they know that. I wrote it in my cover letter. They chose me for my potential.
00:21:24I mean, literally all I have to do is be myself and get a colonoscopy.
00:21:28Okay, um, so the thing is, I just, I didn't think I was gonna get this far.
00:21:32Neither did I.
00:21:33Like, please, just listen to me.
00:21:35Neither did I.
00:21:36Like, please, just listen to me.
00:21:38Shh. It's positive vibes only.
00:21:41Yeah.
00:21:42No.
00:21:43Follow your dreams.
00:21:44Please.
00:21:45Follow your dreams.
00:21:47Thanks.
00:21:48I miss you.
00:21:56Yeah.
00:21:58Yeah.
00:22:05Yeah.
00:22:06Yeah.
00:22:07Yeah.
00:22:08Yeah.
00:22:09Yeah.
00:22:10Yeah.
00:22:11Yeah.
00:22:12Yeah.
00:22:13Yeah.
00:22:14Yeah.
00:22:15Yeah.
00:22:16Yeah.
00:22:17Yeah.
00:22:18Yeah.
00:22:19Yeah.
00:22:20Yeah.
00:22:21Yeah.
00:22:22Yeah.
00:22:23Yeah.
00:22:24Yeah.
00:22:25Yeah.
00:22:26Yeah.
00:22:27Yeah.
00:22:28Yeah.
00:22:29Yeah.
00:22:30Yeah.
00:22:31Yeah.
00:22:32Yeah.
00:22:33Yeah.
00:22:35Mom.
00:22:36Mama.
00:22:37Mom.
00:22:38What?
00:22:39Is that an astronaut?
00:22:40There.
00:22:41That girl right over there.
00:22:44Not with my text down there.
00:22:46She's not.
00:22:47So cool.
00:22:50Dr. Stacy Kellogg, MD, PhD.
00:22:53Victor Kaneko.
00:22:54It's Japanese.
00:22:55In case that's not obvious.
00:22:56Thank you.
00:22:57Osprey.
00:22:58Miriam.
00:22:59It's Grace Jackson.
00:23:00Mancini.
00:23:01Captain.
00:23:02Jack.
00:23:03Pilot.
00:23:04Marie Viswoski.
00:23:05Rex Simpson.
00:23:06I might be under a ticket.
00:23:07Honestly, I don't know how you...
00:23:08Perfect.
00:23:09Thank you so much.
00:23:10Awesome.
00:23:11Logan.
00:23:12Hey.
00:23:13This is so crazy.
00:23:14I think you should get down.
00:23:15Huh?
00:23:16Get down.
00:23:17Get down.
00:23:18What?
00:23:19Oh, I'm sorry.
00:23:20I'm sorry.
00:23:21Do you have a bad back?
00:23:22What?
00:23:23No.
00:23:24I'm the supervisor.
00:23:25You don't want to play favorites?
00:23:26No.
00:23:27Or seem like you're playing favorites.
00:23:28No.
00:23:29No.
00:23:30No.
00:23:31No.
00:23:32Or seem like you're playing favorites.
00:23:33Right.
00:23:34No.
00:23:35Right.
00:23:36Okay, well, what's up, dude?
00:23:37I just wanted to say hey in person.
00:23:38Oh.
00:23:39Hey.
00:23:40Are you a British exchange astronaut?
00:23:41No, I'm a NASA astronaut.
00:23:42I just have a dual citizenship.
00:23:43So...
00:23:44Okay.
00:23:45So tell me all the cool stuff you did in space.
00:23:46Don't you worry.
00:23:47There'll be plenty of time to talk about semiconductors.
00:23:48Oh, that reminds me.
00:23:49I've got to go.
00:23:50Bye.
00:23:51Bye.
00:23:52Bye.
00:23:53Bye.
00:23:54Bye.
00:23:55Bye.
00:23:56Bye.
00:23:57Bye.
00:23:58Bye.
00:23:59Bye.
00:24:00Bye.
00:24:01Danke.
00:24:02Oh, that reminds me.
00:24:03I need you to schedule your colonoscopy.
00:24:06Oh, Logan.
00:24:10Okay, don't do that, either.
00:24:12You know what?
00:24:13Just stop by my office.
00:24:15In fact, better yet, email me.
00:24:18And maybe call me Dr. O'Leary from now on.
00:24:21Cheerio, Dr. O'Leary!
00:24:23Well, Mom, I'm actually here. Johnson Space Center. It's so rad. There are rockets and
00:24:37scientists everywhere. The astronauts are hot, by the way. One in particular. Wish I
00:24:42could get your take on him. Let me just say British and glasses. Anyway, I'm already convinced
00:24:47I am going to freaking love it here. Space, here we come. Hi. Allergies. Oh, oh, sorry,
00:25:01sorry, sorry. Okay, it's gone. It's gone. Sorry. Hi, I'm Rex. I'm your new roommate.
00:25:08Violet Marie. I'll be on my way. No, no, no, no, no. The incense is gone. Gone. Finished.
00:25:15I can't do this. I'm not supposed to be an astronaut. Look at me. God, look away.
00:25:26You look pretty fierce to me. I have asthma, migraines, acid reflux, anxiety,
00:25:31rosacea and insomnia and more. Wow. You're hardcore. I know six other people who applied
00:25:38who'd be way better than me and they know it. Do they need it as bad as you? Because you
00:25:44look like you need to have some fun. Is this fun? An all expense paid trip to freaking NASA
00:25:52to chase the dreams we once thought unachievable. I mean, that sounds pretty epic to me.
00:26:01I saw some cute guys and girls. There she is.
00:26:09Hello and welcome. I am Rudolph Bolton and I am the chief of the astronaut office.
00:26:16If you're thinking, wow, what a cool title, you are right. Yeah, it is. You are here because you
00:26:23are astronaut candidates for NASA. If anyone is in the wrong room, now is the time to leave
00:26:29or you may find yourself in space.
00:26:37Well, I want to introduce the two staff members who will be most involved in your day to day
00:26:42lives. Someone's in the wrong room. Just saying. Between the two of them, they have seven space
00:26:48walks, six patents, one Air Force cross from from the Royal Air Force and 12 months at the
00:26:57International Space Station. Dr. Logan O'Leary, deputy director, and Dr. Pam Proctor, our director
00:27:05of operations. Pam Proctor is a legend. Yes, she has the highest IQ of any astronaut ever tested.
00:27:12She picks her own assignments and everyone here is too afraid to say no. Yes, this is so hot.
00:27:21Now, next year at this time, we will be sending our next expedition to the International Space
00:27:25Station, which means that some of you here in this audience will have the chance to be a part
00:27:32of history. Definitely. Over the next nine weeks, you will be trained and tested and most of you
00:27:38will not pass. You will become familiar with the inside and out of the International Space Station
00:27:44and learn how to fix anything that could go wrong there. You will strive top physical and mental
00:27:49stamina in order to take the weighted treadmill test and the isolation analog. You will learn
00:27:55Russian, how to fly an S-21 fighter jet and brush up on aeronautics and physics. And some of you
00:28:02will make it to the Mars Habitat Challenge, but try not to worry about that. We have a special name
00:28:10for astronaut candidates. Now, when this training period is done, all but four of you will have
00:28:15returned home, but you can all consider yourselves ass-cans.
00:28:21What?
00:28:40So, I would so much love to hear a little bit about everyone.
00:28:45I'll go first. I'm Stacey Kellogg, but everyone calls me Dr. Stacey, including my four children.
00:28:52Yes, four. I'm a doctor of emergency medicine and my passion is high performance.
00:28:58And my children's high performance.
00:29:03Miriam Osprey. I spent the last six years in extreme isolation studying the behavioral
00:29:09patterns of arctic mammalia. My discoveries led my alumni magazine to dub me the Dr. Ruth of penguins.
00:29:17So, I sued them.
00:29:20I'm Hector. Sorry. I am Hector Caneco. I am a doggie dad, a smoothie chef, and the best selfie artist in the MIT
00:29:30biology department, Violet here. MIT, nice to meet you, dude.
00:29:38Grace Jackson. I'm a professor of physics and I'm a professor of biology at the University of
00:29:43Michigan. Nice to meet you, dude.
00:29:48Grace Jackson. Career military. I can't really get into the specifics, so don't ask.
00:29:56It's you. No, it's not.
00:30:01Oh.
00:30:06Someone else go. Come on, homie.
00:30:09Violet Marie Wyslowski. I self-publish romance novels under a nom de plume.
00:30:22Come on. I will only say they are all set in space.
00:30:30And I'm the winner of the office Oscar pool every year at the Stanford Synchrotron
00:30:34Radiation Light Source Lab. You're a physicist?
00:30:41Cool, cool, cool. Captain America, it's your turn.
00:30:46Captain Jack Mancini, Air Force Arizona. Got two pre-teen girls and an ex-wife.
00:30:51I'm damn straight. I'm ready to get to space as fast as possible.
00:30:58How about you?
00:31:00Oh, yeah.
00:31:02Rex Simpson. I am a Florida girl. My real name is Tiffany, but when I was younger,
00:31:07I used to walk like this. T-Rex. Rex. So, you know. Anyway, I am a mixologist, an ATV chick,
00:31:14a daydream believer, and a big fan of space.
00:31:20Love that. Yeah.
00:31:23If I were the first person to be marooned in space,
00:31:26I wouldn't mind.
00:31:33Sick group, guys.
00:31:37When the Big Bang happened, the universe expanded 100 times its size in less than a second.
00:31:43And that's what the first few days of ASCAN training felt like.
00:31:48Like, whoa.
00:31:51Simpson, take her to the lab.
00:31:54Simpson, take us through how we'd calculate for the cannon arms moment of inertia if it were on Earth.
00:32:02Uh, yes. Well, I would, um.
00:32:09Um.
00:32:12I'm sorry. I'm not sure.
00:32:16Rashaun.
00:32:20But also, like, whoa.
00:32:22Gather around, ASCANs. Gather around.
00:32:25Now, I'm sure you're all very excited right now because these are the exact
00:32:31replicas of the International Space Station modules. Exact.
00:32:38Question. What are the three worst things that could happen to the space station?
00:32:42Ammonia leak.
00:32:44Fire.
00:32:44Alien attack.
00:32:45Depressurization.
00:32:47And that could happen now?
00:32:49Structural damage. Collision with a meteorite.
00:32:51Human error.
00:32:56Levels are normal. Oxygen at 21 percent.
00:32:58Thank you, ASCAN Mancini.
00:33:00Copy that, Mancini.
00:33:01There's a fire in the command module!
00:33:03Koneko, Jackson, fire port.
00:33:06I should probably do this, but whatever.
00:33:10Oh, wow.
00:33:11That didn't stop the module.
00:33:12That means that the fire has spread. Simpson, seal the module.
00:33:16We're evacuating to Columbus.
00:33:1710-4, Commander Dr. Stacy.
00:33:19Hit him with the micrometer, Reyes.
00:33:26Pow, pow, pow.
00:33:29Vi, you good?
00:33:31I'm good. Real good.
00:33:33Hey, if you two die in here, it only makes me look bad, and I think you know that.
00:33:37Now, let's go.
00:33:39Doc, I got this.
00:33:43Vi, roomie, hey, hey, hey, hey.
00:33:44Look at me. Look at me.
00:33:46It's your roomie.
00:33:47Hey, I'm gonna tell you a story, okay?
00:33:49This one time, I went to a Kelly Clarkson concert, which rocked, until I got stuck in a port-a-potty.
00:33:55Oh, my God.
00:33:56I was totally freaking out.
00:33:58I was hyperventilating.
00:33:59And then, you know what I did?
00:34:01I pulled instead of pushed.
00:34:04Do you see what I'm trying to say?
00:34:05I wasn't trapped.
00:34:06It was all in my head.
00:34:09In my head.
00:34:12There is a way out.
00:34:14There is.
00:34:15It's right behind me.
00:34:17Let's go.
00:34:18Come on.
00:34:19Let's go.
00:34:21You got this.
00:34:24She certainly has the placid comportment for an astronaut.
00:34:29Simpson.
00:34:30Oh, yeah.
00:34:31No, she'd be great to do shrooms with.
00:34:36I'm kidding.
00:34:37I'm kidding.
00:34:38But, oh, my nerd.
00:34:40That look.
00:34:41Oh, honey, one day, you're gonna retire from here, and you're gonna let loose.
00:34:48Welcome back to Muscle Explosion.
00:35:03Hello, you've reached Nadine's House of Contours.
00:35:08Oh, hello.
00:35:09I'm trying to reach the Marine Recovery Lab and Dr. Teresa Yang.
00:35:14This is Logan O'Leary from the Johnson Space Center calling about Dr. Tiffany Simpson.
00:35:21And this is the number you have for Dr.
00:35:25Uh, Teresa Yang.
00:35:26Dr. Simpson listed her as a reference.
00:35:30She did, didn't she?
00:35:33Um, can you just please hold for a moment?
00:35:42Oh, okay.
00:35:44Okay.
00:35:51Hello, this is Dr. Yang speaking.
00:35:54Oh, Dr. Yang.
00:35:55Hello, this is Logan O'Leary of NASA.
00:35:57Logan, big fan.
00:36:00Big fan, Logan.
00:36:01Thank you.
00:36:03Dr. Yang, would you just verify for me that Dr. Tiffany Simpson worked with injured killer whales
00:36:09at the lab under your supervision for two years?
00:36:12I'm sure glad you asked, Logan.
00:36:15God, what years those were.
00:36:17Greatest years.
00:36:18The ones that we spent working with the Orcinus Orca, which are carnivorous.
00:36:27Well, that sounds like a yes.
00:36:29And how would you describe Dr. Simpson's demeanor?
00:36:34You know, I would say that Dr. Simpson is extremely chill.
00:36:40Extremely chill.
00:36:44And, um, what about her ability to work with others?
00:36:49I heard you piss off.
00:36:52Excuse me?
00:36:53Uh, no, Logan.
00:36:54No, no, no, no.
00:36:57What?
00:36:58Huh?
00:36:59Uh, oh, no.
00:37:01Emergency with the, with the whales over here.
00:37:04Gotta go.
00:37:05God, I wish Rex were here to make everything better.
00:37:10Like, honestly, he was acting really aggressively and I'm glad you're here because we felt unsafe.
00:37:22Yo, I love me.
00:37:31Um, sorry about that.
00:37:35Dr. Simpson, you understand this is just a get to know you conversation?
00:37:40I'm freaking psyched.
00:37:42I mean, thank you guys so much for, for, you know, taking a chance.
00:37:46You're welcome.
00:37:46No, we don't see it that way.
00:37:48Ask Ken Simpson.
00:37:49I mean, sure, your resume may not look like everyone else's.
00:37:52But, uh, you clearly display a facility for engineering and design that we are
00:37:58absolutely looking for in this next 10 years of space exploration.
00:38:02Thank you.
00:38:03I mean, I, I think so.
00:38:06I hope so.
00:38:06I mean, I have a lot of ideas for Mars.
00:38:10Tell us about your work with the orcas.
00:38:13Well, I grew up in Florida, going to the beach almost every day with my mom,
00:38:18who was just so in love with the natural world.
00:38:21So that part was, you know, a bit homage.
00:38:25So was that why you got into that area of research?
00:38:29You thought it would be rewarding.
00:38:33Um, I'm sorry, what?
00:38:36Well, it's just that your, your degree is in mechanical engineering,
00:38:39but your research is in marine biology.
00:38:42How did you get there?
00:38:48Can I see that?
00:38:48Oh, yeah, of course.
00:38:54Dear Sir or Madam of NASA, what you're about to read is a dream.
00:39:00My life thus far has been a dream.
00:39:04I've achieved so many epic and impressive things in my professional life,
00:39:10except for becoming an astronaut.
00:39:15Um.
00:39:21Is everything all right?
00:39:27Um.
00:39:34I, um.
00:39:44I misspelled astronaut.
00:39:54Other than that, I am freaking fantastic.
00:39:58That's answering your question, Dr. Bolton.
00:40:00My, um.
00:40:04My work at the whale lab, it was mechanical in its engineering.
00:40:10Oh.
00:40:13Oh, um, yeah.
00:40:13So they, uh, they had this rope and pulley system when I got there,
00:40:17you know, to, to lift the whales out of the pool, to wash them.
00:40:20And, um.
00:40:21I'm sorry, to wash them?
00:40:24Why would that be necessary?
00:40:28Exactly, exactly.
00:40:30Which is why I destroyed that system.
00:40:32And I had these, um, underwater jets installed to massage these magnificent creatures.
00:40:37And, you know, after that, I, I shifted my focus.
00:40:41To the synthesis of engineering and animal behavior?
00:40:47Bingo, bongo, Bolton.
00:40:48Ah.
00:40:52I asked you to spell check.
00:40:54You took everything out about my resume being made up and said it wasn't made up.
00:40:58I know, I'm sorry, okay?
00:41:00I just, I just wanted you to, like, make it to a phone interview.
00:41:03And get your confidence back and start taking yourself seriously again.
00:41:07God, but girl, you gotta get out of there.
00:41:10I know.
00:41:11This is the U.S. government we're talking about, okay?
00:41:13They're gonna force feed you crack and give you syphilis if they find out your resume's a lie.
00:41:19I know!
00:41:20I'll call you back.
00:41:30So...
00:41:56Dude.
00:41:57Dude, I know.
00:42:01Dude.
00:42:02Girl.
00:42:04I think I gotta stay.
00:42:07No.
00:42:08No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:42:09I was born to do this.
00:42:11I can't explain it, but I can feel it.
00:42:13It works!
00:42:14Look at me.
00:42:16You are a bartender, okay?
00:42:17Now get your ass back home before you hurt somebody or yourself.
00:42:20Look, once you let your dreams out of the box, you can't just shove them back in, okay?
00:42:24I have to at least try.
00:42:30Remember, trust no one.
00:42:43I feel like that sounded bad.
00:42:47You are a bartender?
00:42:53How did you get into this program?
00:42:54A well-meaning friend enhanced my credentials.
00:42:59Without me knowing.
00:43:01Well, has Gwendolyn, the heroine of my novel, once said to the defense minister,
00:43:08I know your secret, and now you know mine.
00:43:14Rex, I want to be up at the space station a year from now,
00:43:16but why would they let a nine-toed freak into this fine institution?
00:43:22Nine-toed freak?
00:43:25Nine-toed freak.
00:43:27I know you suspect it as much.
00:43:30I mean, I don't even know if that's really a problem.
00:43:34Wait.
00:43:36Rex, I believe there is a way we can help each other.
00:43:42Yes!
00:43:44How?
00:43:46I need to get in shape.
00:43:49And you've seen my butt.
00:43:51Yes, I have.
00:43:52So I was thinking you could work me out,
00:43:54and I could catch you up on the things that you are pretending to know.
00:43:59Wait, really?
00:44:00Really?
00:44:01Okay, yes, yes, yes!
00:44:03This is my real second chance.
00:44:06You got this.
00:44:08To get the velocities to align,
00:44:10planners must ensure the space craft departs the Earth's SOI.
00:44:13Slow is fine.
00:44:14Just don't stop.
00:44:18I feel like I missed something,
00:44:19and now it's just formula on top of formula.
00:44:22It is, yes.
00:44:23Okay, I've got an industrial engineering brain.
00:44:25Applied physics.
00:44:26I mean, this math is just not how my brain works, dude.
00:44:30I can't!
00:44:32I'm not a runner.
00:44:34Not today, you're not!
00:44:37Look, all you have to do is put one foot in front of the other.
00:44:39One step at a time.
00:44:41Just keep showing up.
00:44:42You'll get there.
00:44:45Guy, what's the worst that'll happen?
00:44:49What is the worst that happens, Rex?
00:44:51Oh, God has saved me.
00:44:53And you get the answer wrong.
00:44:55You fall down, you pee your little pants, that sucks.
00:44:58But so what?
00:45:00A little failure, a little embarrassment won't kill you.
00:45:04But giving up on yourself could.
00:45:10Fine.
00:45:12But giving up on yourself could.
00:45:16Guys, get a grip.
00:45:19Pull it together.
00:45:21You think I'm a dick?
00:45:22Wait until you hear about what space does to your muscles, guys.
00:45:27We're talking goldfish crackers, guys.
00:45:29Dust, okay?
00:45:31You need to be fit as a fiddle.
00:45:33You, not me.
00:45:34I can do whatever.
00:45:35What?
00:45:35I'm saving up for later.
00:45:38Whatever.
00:45:40No, bye, bye, bye.
00:45:41No, no, no, come on.
00:45:42Think about something else.
00:45:44Okay, we need a distraction.
00:45:46I threw a wish in the well.
00:45:48Don't ask me, I'll never tell.
00:45:50I'll send you as a bell, and now you're in my way.
00:45:53Come on.
00:45:54Your skin is swollen, ripped jeans, skin is showing.
00:45:57I'm running, we're recovering, waiting to get going, baby.
00:46:02Hey, I just met you, and this is crazy.
00:46:06But here's my number, so call me maybe.
00:46:09And all the other boys, try to chase me.
00:46:13But here's my number, so call me maybe.
00:46:17Can you just shut the fuck up?
00:46:21Oh, here we go.
00:46:25Time's up.
00:46:28Okay, Aspans Simpson, Daslowski, Mancini, you're finished.
00:46:32Wow, okay.
00:46:35Amazing, amazing, amazing.
00:46:38Aspans, we have made our first round of cuts.
00:46:42And as challenging as you may have found the past two weeks,
00:46:48it was just the beginning.
00:46:49I'm, uh, sorry.
00:47:03Why the frown, Aspans Simpson?
00:47:05Things getting a little too real for you?
00:47:09Why are you such a bisnatch, dude?
00:47:11What did I do to you?
00:47:14I know you're a fraud.
00:47:15Ha ha, a fraud?
00:47:18I mean, what does that even mean?
00:47:20Well, I suspect you inflated your qualifications in order to be here.
00:47:23And I'm going to be up front with you.
00:47:25I'm not letting you take my seat, Rex.
00:47:28Well, I'm going to be up front with you, okay?
00:47:31I am a pro-woman woman, unless that woman is against me.
00:47:34In which case, I am very much against that woman
00:47:37with all my fierce, ferocious, feminine-in-in-in-ity.
00:47:42Okay.
00:47:45Then let's get fierce.
00:47:47It's been a long while since you've been a passenger on one of these babies.
00:47:54Yep, I am usually the powerful, manly, womanly, womanly, womanly, womanly, womanly, womanly,
00:48:04womanly, womanly, womanly, womanly.
00:48:06You've been a passenger on one of these, babies.
00:48:08Yep. I am usually the pilot.
00:48:22Is it a dynamic coefficient of friction or static?
00:48:26Bye.
00:48:36They are lower than me in mental and physical terms.
00:48:54If you wish, leave me, I will bring them to you as a sacrifice and obey the voluntary fighter of your regime.
00:49:07Everybody got their water?
00:49:09That water that you're holding right now is your only friend.
00:49:13Not me. I'm not your friend because I can't tell you when we're going to let you out of your pods
00:49:21because that would lessen the psychological torment.
00:49:26Now go.
00:49:29I will not break.
00:49:32Cowabunga.
00:49:37I'm fine. I'm going to hypnotize myself.
00:49:40I did it for the birth of my children. It's as easy as one, two...
00:50:07Okay, okay, okay.
00:50:14Gwendolyn unzipped Roger's compartment and slipped inside.
00:50:26It's so bright.
00:50:29Benny? Benny, is that you with the supplies?
00:50:33Benny's dead, you idiot. Eat.
00:50:47Dude.
00:50:50Dude, dude.
00:50:58Dude!
00:50:59Dude!
00:51:00Can I tell you something crazy right now?
00:51:02Claro que sí.
00:51:03Everything you see around you, everything including your fingernails and Keanu Reeves...
00:51:08Where?
00:51:09Everything is made of stardust. That's how all life began.
00:51:21Do you know what that means?
00:51:23It means you're made out of the same stuff they are, Rex.
00:51:26Same exact stuff.
00:51:30You can do this, dude.
00:51:39Time's up. You did it, Asgan Simpson.
00:51:41We're all stardust.
00:51:46The arm rotates here. This is all titanium.
00:51:49Tell me about the friction.
00:51:51Simpson.
00:51:54Well, when two objects of the same metal rub against each other,
00:51:57the friction is higher than if they were different materials.
00:52:00And why do we want that in space?
00:52:02Because of Newton's first law.
00:52:05An object in motion will stay in motion unless acted on by an outside force.
00:52:09And with no gravity, there is no outside force.
00:52:12So if the arm were to gain any momentum, like if the operator moved it too fast,
00:52:17you'd want there to be some friction to slow it down.
00:52:20Slow and steady up there. Words to live by.
00:52:24That's right, Simpson.
00:52:35Well, I'm busy as a beaver here at TESS pilot school.
00:52:40But I always got time to talk about Rex.
00:52:43When I got your e-mail, I couldn't wait to call.
00:52:46Wonderful. And how would you describe Dr. Simpson's approach to flying the jets?
00:52:53Logan!
00:52:55You ever witness the majesty of two snowy egrets mating?
00:53:03I have not.
00:53:05Well, Rex can fly.
00:53:08With somebody on her back, is what I'm saying.
00:53:11Some people are born to dance.
00:53:13Some to carjack.
00:53:15Rex, she's born to fly, man.
00:53:20That is a very compelling observation.
00:53:24Well, she's a compelling young lady, what can I say?
00:53:28Yes, she is.
00:53:30Sure is!
00:53:37A man's cock, you know what I'm saying?
00:53:41Ass cans forever.
00:53:44Good luck, y'all.
00:53:46They must be making more cuts.
00:53:48Oh, God. Here goes my appetite.
00:53:51Nothing.
00:53:52I'm good. Yippee.
00:53:54I'll live another day.
00:53:56All clear.
00:53:57Friends of Gators, horoscopes.
00:54:02Nothing.
00:54:05Nothing.
00:54:12It's okay. To be honest, I was not into it.
00:54:20The universe has a dope plan for you, my friend.
00:54:22Obviously.
00:54:24Well, hey, look me up, Simpson.
00:54:26We'll give the boys something to talk about.
00:54:35This is dead-ass crazy.
00:54:37Wasn't the tell?
00:54:38They don't tell you why, they just cut you.
00:54:40You've got to talk to Pam and Logan.
00:54:42They're the ones who did this.
00:54:44Sorry, Vi.
00:54:46Are you?
00:54:49I'm going home.
00:54:52Maybe if they knew the truth, it would be you instead.
00:55:04Vi, come on.
00:55:06Vi, please.
00:55:08Look, I...
00:55:18You're not going to tell anyone, are you?
00:55:22No.
00:55:27You would make a good astronaut, Rex.
00:55:30That's the thing.
00:55:32But deceit never ends well.
00:55:36As Gwendolyn often says.
00:55:38I...
00:55:40I...
00:56:00Under pressure, atoms get excited and bump into each other.
00:56:05If living that Florida life has taught me only one thing,
00:56:08it's that sometimes you need to release that pressure.
00:56:15You're here late.
00:56:17Hi.
00:56:19Is she here?
00:56:20Who?
00:56:21Pam.
00:56:23You guys doing a little late-night calculations?
00:56:25What?
00:56:27We don't do applied mathematics, that's what you're getting at.
00:56:30I was kidding about the Pam thing.
00:56:32Oh, right. Yeah, of course.
00:56:34You know, I was coming by to invite you to the bar,
00:56:37but now I am dragging you to the bar tonight.
00:56:39The bar?
00:56:41Beyond this campus, there is a vast, vast world.
00:56:45A world full of bars.
00:56:47And that's where we all need to go to have some fun.
00:56:49Do you know what fun is?
00:56:51I'm going to show you.
00:56:52So let's go. Come on.
00:56:54Right.
00:56:55Oh, oh, Rex, wait.
00:56:58Tonight, of all the nights, is not the night you should be going out.
00:57:02OK? I can't tell you why,
00:57:03but I can tell you you all need to be sharp in the morning.
00:57:06All right?
00:57:09So one drink.
00:57:11It's really not a good idea.
00:57:13One drink?
00:57:15I can't.
00:57:17This is the face of one drink.
00:57:20No, but thank you.
00:57:26Woo!
00:57:27Virgil! Virgil!
00:57:28Let's get my friends another round of drinks!
00:57:31These people in there are going wild!
00:57:36Woo!
00:58:07music stops
00:58:12acoustic guitar plays
00:58:17Sha-la-la-la-la-la-la
00:58:22Uh-huh
00:58:26Down at the New Amsterdam
00:58:29Staring at this yellow-haired girl
00:58:32Mr. Jones strikes up a conversation
00:58:35With a black-haired flamenco dancer
00:58:39And she dances while his father plays guitar
00:58:43She's suddenly beautiful
00:58:45And we all want something beautiful
00:58:50And I wish I was beautiful
00:58:52So come dance in silence down through the morning
00:58:57Sha-la-la-la-la-la-la, yeah
00:59:06Mr. Jones and me
00:59:10Tell each other fairy tales
00:59:12And we stare at the beautiful women
00:59:16She's looking at you
00:59:18I don't know
00:59:19She's looking at me
00:59:20Staring at the bright lights
00:59:23Coming through in stereo
00:59:26When everybody loves you
00:59:30You can never be lonely
00:59:34Mr. Jones and me
00:59:37Mr. Jones and me
00:59:40Mr. Jones and me
00:59:44Big star
00:59:45Big star
00:59:47I love it
00:59:48applause
00:59:59We might never know
01:00:01The answers to many of the questions about our origins
01:00:06But every day...
01:00:08You wait until you see Florida from the space wrecks
01:00:13The color of the water
01:00:15Yeah
01:00:17Yeah
01:00:22Do you ever think when we envision something
01:00:24Like achieving a dream or something
01:00:26It's because we already did it?
01:00:32I don't think I follow
01:00:35Everything's energy, right?
01:00:37Mm-hmm
01:00:38So let's say the energy from you being an astronaut
01:00:42Is expanding out in the universe
01:00:44And then the universe bounced it back to us
01:00:47So we think we're making our dreams happen
01:00:49But in fact, we already did it
01:00:52And it's being bounced back to us as an idea
01:00:58Is this a multiverse theory?
01:00:59No
01:01:00Oh
01:01:02So you're a sci-fi nut?
01:01:04I'm an ass cam
01:01:06And I know that space has radioactive density, dude
01:01:09And free-streaming neutrinos
01:01:11Gravitational waves
01:01:13And there has to be a couple other ways
01:01:15The universe could polarize energy flow
01:01:19Don't you think?
01:01:25Oh, I'm sorry
01:01:26Did I just blow your mind?
01:01:30A little bit, yeah
01:01:36I don't know, maybe it's none of those things
01:01:40Maybe it's just when a mom wants something for her kids so badly
01:01:43She can bend the laws of physics to make it happen
01:01:49I think your mom must be amazed by you
01:01:55She's gone
01:01:58Yeah, ten years
01:02:00Cancer
01:02:03Oh
01:02:05I'm sorry
01:02:14She's here, though
01:02:20Yeah
01:02:24Rex
01:02:26Yeah
01:02:29The way that you do things
01:02:33The way your mind works
01:02:38It's awesome
01:02:45It's awesome
01:02:56It's awesome
01:03:02Shit
01:03:04You've got to get inside
01:03:06All of you, fight to the dogs, now!
01:03:09Shit, it's nine?
01:03:15Mr. Jones and me tell each other fairy tales
01:03:27Up and at'em!
01:03:29This is it, Ascans
01:03:31The moment you've all been dreading
01:03:33Yes, it's time for the simulation!
01:03:40Sorry, please, go
01:03:42You are now in the Mars habitat in Warehouse 3
01:03:45Where you will remain for the next 14 days
01:03:49You cannot leave
01:03:51You must complete your experiments
01:03:53You must ration food
01:03:55You must ration food and water
01:03:57Exercise, check your vitals
01:04:00And operate as a team
01:04:02We will be monitoring you 24-7 from these live feeds
01:04:06And we will be throwing you curveballs
01:04:10Because space will throw you curveballs
01:04:15Curveballs!
01:04:17Are you drunk?
01:04:20Sure you're drunk
01:04:22Wow!
01:04:24Huh?
01:04:54Generator failure
01:05:00The auxiliary generator's operating on 45%
01:05:02Check the solar panels
01:05:04Can't await the quarantine obstruction
01:05:09I'm out
01:05:14There's a fire in the lab
01:05:15The hatch has been breached
01:05:16The toilet's broken
01:05:18Water's tainted
01:05:25I feel it now
01:05:29Down to my bones
01:05:33Can't you know all you want
01:05:38Is just to be somebody
01:05:42Come on, pick up
01:05:46Spend your situation
01:05:51Come on, pick up
01:05:59Death storm
01:06:01Terrific!
01:06:02The storm has dislodged the comms antenna
01:06:04I'll suit up and do it
01:06:05No, Grace, I will
01:06:07The cooling system's down
01:06:09Generator's at 12%
01:06:10We're through!
01:06:12Let me out of here
01:06:13No, no, no, don't open that
01:06:15Not tonight
01:06:17Wake up, you psychos
01:06:19This isn't real
01:06:21There is a world outside this door
01:06:23And it doesn't smell like your farts
01:06:25So?
01:06:27You, her
01:06:29Look, it's day 13
01:06:31We got one day left
01:06:32You walk up now
01:06:33You're eliminated
01:06:39I can't, I can't!
01:06:41I mean, I'll break it!
01:06:43Your name's Tutu!
01:06:45Mommy, get away from the door!
01:06:47Get away from the door!
01:06:49I'll see you on the floor, Bama!
01:06:51Stop it!
01:06:53It's okay, everything's gonna be okay
01:06:57Okay, you know what?
01:06:58I can do this all day, okay?
01:07:00But remember
01:07:01Don't watch it
01:07:11Freestyle
01:07:12What?
01:07:13Yeah, she's already crying
01:07:14Freestyle
01:07:17Freestyle
01:07:23Your colleague, Dr. Kellogg, has stumbled in from outside
01:07:26After collecting soil samples in the dust storm
01:07:28She's not talking sense
01:07:30I'm giving you an on-ramp
01:07:32I can't
01:07:33Come back to us, Doc
01:07:34Forget it, Rex
01:07:35Let's cut the lead
01:07:36It's our fault
01:07:37We drove her to madness
01:07:39The dust storm isn't real
01:07:40It's not, it's not real
01:07:42Is it?
01:07:43Okay, listen up, dudes
01:07:45If there was ever a group of fighters
01:07:47It's this group
01:07:48I mean, you're tough
01:07:49You're mean
01:07:50You're full of grit
01:07:52And sometimes I'm worried you're all psychotic
01:07:55But we are in a dust storm, okay?
01:07:58And one of our own is in trouble
01:07:59So we need to pull together now
01:08:08Doc
01:08:10Who's the president?
01:08:13Dr. Stacey Kellogg, who is the president?
01:08:20Everyone knows
01:08:22That the president of the United States is Joe
01:08:26Joe Jonas
01:08:32All right, come on, Doc
01:08:33We gotta get you to lie down
01:08:34Come on, quick
01:08:35Put me in his goalie coat
01:08:36Delusional or possible hallucination
01:08:39The last time I forgot where I was
01:08:41I was at the Panama Beach City Ping-Pong Tournament
01:08:43And I hadn't had a drop of water all day
01:08:46Dehydration
01:08:48Stacey, it's coach
01:08:49I promised to put you back in when it's crunch time
01:08:51But first, let's do a little Selene IV, okay?
01:08:56Okay, you two
01:08:57No going out of the hatch until the dust storm has passed
01:08:59Grace, check the radar
01:09:02What's the radar say?
01:09:0317 minutes left
01:09:05Dang it
01:09:07Okay, we have to conserve, right?
01:09:09Grace, power down the C-module
01:09:11Copy that
01:09:12Captain Jack, troubleshoot the generator
01:09:13On it
01:09:21One of the wires is disconnected
01:09:22Can you fix it?
01:09:23More like, did you already fix it?
01:09:25Cause I did
01:09:26The cooling system is working
01:09:29All right
01:09:30We're back in business, baby
01:09:34Nice work, guys
01:09:40Yeah, that's...
01:09:42That feels good
01:09:43That feels good
01:09:47Simpson
01:09:48Today, you finally get to be the pilot
01:09:51What'd you say your call sign was?
01:09:55Flamingo
01:09:56Flamingo, yeah!
01:09:59You're taking care of business today, Flamingo
01:10:02Let's go
01:10:06Flamingo, come on, let's go
01:10:10Right
01:10:25Hello
01:10:26Oh, hello, this is Logan O'Leary of NASA
01:10:28I'm calling for Professor Jerry Garcia
01:10:32His office told me to call at this time
01:10:34Oh, yes, well, you found him, son
01:10:37Ah, excellent
01:10:38Can you hear me all right?
01:10:39It's a bit noisy in the mechanics lab today
01:10:46Yeah, yeah, no, no, no problem
01:10:48As I said in my email, Jerry
01:10:49I just wanted to ask you a few questions about
01:10:52Dr. Tiffany Simpson
01:10:54Okay, we're moving, cool
01:10:55Cool
01:10:57Yep
01:11:00Every time feels like the first time
01:11:04All right, radio tower for clearance
01:11:06Um
01:11:07Tower
01:11:08Tower, this is Rex Simptee
01:11:11Uh, seven, two, three
01:11:14Runway clearance, please
01:11:16No rush
01:11:18Seven, two, three, run up and wait
01:11:22Gotta pee
01:11:23Feet breaking
01:11:24All right, check your instruments
01:11:28Your instruments?
01:11:30They seem excellent
01:11:31Okay, flight control, check all directions
01:11:35Oh!
01:11:36Wobbly
01:11:38Yeah
01:11:39Something a flamingo can't handle, am I right?
01:11:46I understand that when Tiffany Simpson was your graduate student
01:11:51She invented a super glue
01:11:53Oh, yes, well, there's just so many discoveries happening here every day
01:11:57Hard to keep track, but yes, the glue, the glue
01:12:02Oh, well, you know that thing
01:12:04You have ball bearings sticking to ball bearings
01:12:07Like a male egret sticks to the female
01:12:10You know what I mean?
01:12:13Yeah, you know, actually, what I'm trying to say is
01:12:16Is Dr. Simpson was really, really
01:12:18Uh, I'm sorry
01:12:20Did you just say egret?
01:12:25Oh, no, that's bad
01:12:27An emergency?
01:12:28Sorry, sorry about that
01:12:31Can you see over here?
01:12:33He's got a hand in
01:12:36Oh, oh, no
01:12:39Um
01:12:41Oh, no
01:13:00Dean's House of Contours
01:13:08Rex
01:13:17Bartender of the Year
01:13:20My God, so many alligators
01:13:30Okay, the canal
01:13:32The locks are real
01:13:35There's no lab, there's no school, there's no graduation
01:13:37It's just
01:13:39Rex Simpson
01:13:41At a bar
01:13:43Where she works
01:13:46What in the name of?
01:13:48What's going on?
01:13:54Hello
01:13:55Hi, Trish
01:13:56Is there any chance we could get Askan Simpson in for a meeting today?
01:14:00She's up at Ellington Field for the rest of the day
01:14:02Ah, right, yes, the airfield
01:14:04Flying
01:14:06Oh, God
01:14:07Would you go no-go speed, Flamingo?
01:14:11I'll tell you mine if you tell me yours
01:14:12135 knots
01:14:19723, you're clear for takeoff
01:14:22Dear universe
01:14:23Punch it, Flamingo
01:14:24I'm so sorry
01:14:25Simpson, I said punch it!
01:14:30Faster
01:14:33All right
01:14:34760
01:14:3680
01:14:37110, start pulling
01:14:40135, now!
01:14:42Now!
01:14:43Simpson, now!
01:14:44You're going to get me!
01:14:45You're going to get me!
01:14:54Jay, look out!
01:15:01Rex!
01:15:06We can frickin' have that!
01:15:08Keep the nose up, Flamingo
01:15:10Nose up, roger that
01:15:18Give it to me
01:15:22This is Deputy Director Logan O'Leary
01:15:24Connect me to Captain Elvis, now
01:15:26Copy that, Deputy
01:15:27Go for Eldon
01:15:28Rex!
01:15:29This is Logan
01:15:30Logan!
01:15:31Deputy Director, we are in the middle of a lesson here
01:15:33Captain, she can't fly
01:15:35I'm flying right now
01:15:37She's not a test pilot
01:15:38She's not an industrial engineer
01:15:40In fact, I'm pretty sure her entire resume has been falsified
01:15:44I knew it
01:15:45Nope
01:15:46She's a bartender with a high school education
01:15:49She had her best friend pretend to be six
01:15:52Six!
01:15:53Different professional references
01:15:55Bartend?
01:16:00Well, then I need to remind you that I am not at the controls of this plane
01:16:05She's going to kill us all
01:16:06Just like I tried to tell you
01:16:08Simpson
01:16:11We need you to come down now
01:16:16Please don't kidnap me
01:16:18I just started dating someone new and I'd like to see where it goes
01:16:25It's awesome that you met somebody
01:16:30So, um, is this thing hard to land or what?
01:16:38Are you still playing?
01:16:40Take one
01:16:45Alright, now, lower the landing gear
01:16:49Upper right
01:16:50Upper right
01:16:53Got it
01:16:54Alright, now, power up to 200 knots
01:16:59Power up
01:17:00Power up, yes
01:17:01Now, good
01:17:03Right
01:17:0445 degrees
01:17:08Turn
01:17:10And nose up
01:17:12Nose up to 150 knots
01:17:15Good, good, good
01:17:16Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait
01:17:17Slow down, slow down
01:17:18Good, good, good
01:17:19Now, nose down
01:17:20Nose down, down, down, down, down
01:17:24Okay
01:17:25And auto
01:17:28No, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait
01:17:42Oh, thank you all
01:17:44It's a shame about you, Flamingo, because that was an ace landing.
01:18:02Thank you.
01:18:19Sorry, dudes.
01:18:20I didn't mean to hurt anyone.
01:18:30I don't know how this unfolds legally, but don't try to run.
01:18:37Don't worry.
01:18:39Never leaving Florida again.
01:18:45♪ When the moon is big and bright ♪
01:18:53♪ Everybody's dancing in the moonlight ♪
01:19:00♪ Everybody's dancing in the moonlight ♪
01:19:07I'm so sorry, Rex.
01:19:11This is all both of our fault.
01:19:30I can see you don't want to chat.
01:19:59I just want to tell you, Rex, that your mom didn't like lying.
01:20:06I know.
01:20:11But taking creative liberties comes from my threads in your genetic quilt, so I won't shame you on that.
01:20:20In fact, let's just put the lies aside for the moment.
01:20:29Rexy, you did it. You played astronaut with the big boys and you were freaking great.
01:20:36Because you're bright as a bulb and you got hella grit.
01:20:43So you got sent home.
01:20:48Just know that your mom, she wouldn't want to see you turn your light out again, Rex.
01:21:01Go share your gifts with the world, Rexy. The world needs them.
01:21:11Thanks, Dad.
01:21:19Game's on.
01:21:38Astronauts report the feed is good.
01:21:43T-minus 25 seconds.
01:21:4820 seconds and counting.
01:21:53T-minus 15 seconds. Guidance is internal.
01:21:5712, 11, 10, 9.
01:22:01Ignition sequence start.
01:22:036, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0.
01:22:10All engines running. Liftoff.
01:22:13We have liftoff.
01:22:14Godspeed, astronauts.
01:22:17Woo-hoo!
01:22:26Hard core!
01:22:31What did she just say?
01:22:32I'm clear.
01:22:33Hard core.
01:22:36She said hard core.
01:22:38Sounds like something Simpson would have said.
01:22:56Yo, yo, yo.
01:23:13Yo, yo.
01:23:14Yo.
01:23:15Hey, you're the astronaut girl, right?
01:23:17Can I get you another drink, Lucas?
01:23:19I'm trying to tell you that there's some messed up stuff going on in the space station.
01:23:22Look.
01:23:28Where's the remote? Where's the remote?
01:23:29Hey, you, give me that.
01:23:30Give me this one.
01:23:32Mere hours after the new crew arrived, the ISS was intersected by a cloud of micrometeorites.
01:23:40The meteorites disabled the battery charge units from four of the eight power arrays.
01:23:46Normally, protocol would have the astronauts perform an emergency spacewalk to repair the panels.
01:23:56However, the American astronauts cannot exit the space station.
01:24:02Another meteorite sheared off the heat shield from the Columbus module.
01:24:07And the metal debris has lodged in the quest airlock, disabling the exit hatch.
01:24:15Uncle John's pants.
01:24:17These are images from our camera outside the space station.
01:24:22Without the power distribution system functioning, the space station will lose power in 72 hours.
01:24:30No power in space.
01:24:32Fire up the candle, that's so rad.
01:24:35No power in space means you freeze or suffocate.
01:24:39It means everybody inside dies.
01:24:42Maybe you should read a science textbook, brah.
01:24:47I probably should.
01:24:48Because NASA's rocket is 15 hours away, we are making a plea to our space partners for help in this rescue mission.
01:24:56As we continue to work the problem, I ask that you all keep these fine Americans in your prayers.
01:25:12I'm going to drive straight through to Johnson.
01:25:27You just keep tweeting NASA to call me.
01:25:29And I'm going to call Dr. Spencer.
01:25:30Um.
01:25:31You know, I'm just worried about Walter, but.
01:25:33Yeah, let's definitely keep pushing on all fronts, okay?
01:25:36You got this, Dr. Simpson.
01:25:38Thank you, Dr. Wong.
01:25:41This is a matter of international security.
01:25:46Honey, you realize everyone says that, right?
01:25:49Can I show you something?
01:25:51It's in my trunk.
01:25:53Does everybody say that?
01:25:56They do, don't they?
01:25:59A lot of people get stopped at the gate and I get called out to do the full search.
01:26:04I've seen things.
01:26:06But this time I thought, okay, hold up.
01:26:08They got to hear this.
01:26:10Pam.
01:26:11No.
01:26:15Are you out your rapid ass mind?
01:26:18Don't you know about white people?
01:26:19They be white people.
01:26:24You have to ride the robot arm.
01:26:26You have to ride the robot arm and get close enough to use these.
01:26:30Use the bedazzler.
01:26:39You've got five minutes.
01:26:40Cuffs on.
01:26:42Our guys can't get out to fix the hatch, obviously, or the solar panels.
01:26:46So we have to send people up to do it.
01:26:49One would carefully walk themselves to the tether hold, latch on, and then continue down the arm to the door.
01:26:56And that's where you'd use the bedazzler.
01:26:58You'd make another tether point for the come along and then the come along would free the debris in the hatch.
01:27:04The what and the what?
01:27:05We should test it.
01:27:06What?
01:27:07We should test it.
01:27:08You should send me.
01:27:09No.
01:27:10Hear me out.
01:27:11Wait, no way.
01:27:12This scenario could work.
01:27:15Maybe.
01:27:18Or not.
01:27:19Which is why you want to send your backup guy.
01:27:23And you've got to do it now.
01:27:24I mean, you're already running on your emergency power distribution.
01:27:27And without the output from the solar arrays, that's a finite resource.
01:27:32I can do this.
01:27:34But I'm going to need help.
01:27:36I mean, I love how you say that as if we're going to actually let you do this.
01:27:40I'm going to need help.
01:27:44Look, I lied about my credentials.
01:27:45Yes, that's right.
01:27:46You did.
01:27:48And some of us care about the truth.
01:27:50Deeply, madly care.
01:27:55Some of us...
01:27:57Some of us have devoted our lives in the pursuit of it.
01:28:01I know.
01:28:06But look, here's what I've learned.
01:28:08I'm really good at this stuff.
01:28:10Big problem-solving stuff.
01:28:12This kind of stuff.
01:28:13I mean, this is applied physics.
01:28:15This is industrial engineering.
01:28:17This is cleaning up a mess so my friends can come home.
01:28:22But here's the problem.
01:28:23The Soyuz is in Uzbekistan.
01:28:24It would eat up 13 hours just to get you there.
01:28:27That's not a problem.
01:28:29I already have a ride.
01:28:34Todrick Spencer?
01:28:37We go way back.
01:28:39And he is all in on this rescue mission.
01:28:42But only if I'm the captain of the Todrick rocket.
01:28:46I have the perfect co-pilot.
01:28:50Logan, what's Newton's fourth law of physics?
01:28:52There is no fourth law.
01:28:55A woman in motion will stay in motion no matter your concerns about it.
01:29:03We are free!
01:29:08We are free!
01:29:13See us levitate and take off.
01:29:16See we hit the wall, they applaud.
01:29:18See we no care, we brush it off.
01:29:20See we bad, we not.
01:29:22We are free!
01:29:23Strong women, beautiful women.
01:29:25Not to be pushed around women.
01:29:26Risk everything, kind of woman.
01:29:28Getting checks, woman.
01:29:29Work hard, reach for the stars.
01:29:31We are free!
01:29:42We are one.
01:29:45We are one.
01:29:46We are one.
01:29:47We are one.
01:29:48We are one.
01:29:49We are one.
01:29:50We are one.
01:29:51We are one.
01:29:52We are one.
01:29:53We are one.
01:29:54We are one.
01:29:55We are one.
01:29:56We are one.
01:29:57We are one.
01:29:58We are one.
01:29:59We are one.
01:30:00We are one.
01:30:01We are one.
01:30:02We are one.
01:30:03We are one.
01:30:04We are one.
01:30:05We are one.
01:30:06We are one.
01:30:07We are one.
01:30:08We are one.
01:30:09We are one.
01:30:11We are one.
01:30:15To heroine and to me.
01:30:19Puppet master of her destiny.
01:30:24Screaming like a lunatic.
01:30:29There goes the Tandrik-1 on his rescue mission.
01:30:33The Tandrik-1 will dock at the space station where the astronauts are trapped inside and are losing power.
01:30:38I am proud of you girl.
01:30:40Yeah, just come back.
01:30:45I did that.
01:30:46No, you ate that.
01:30:52You know when you're a kid and all you want to do is be old enough to get your first job?
01:30:57Todrick, one, you are ducked.
01:31:01And then it finally happens and it's super lame.
01:31:07Well, finally going to space was not like that at all.
01:31:17Simpson, do you copy?
01:31:20Affirmative.
01:31:22New fave spot.
01:31:26Simpson, are you ready to move the tether to the hold?
01:31:30Yep.
01:31:32This is actually so much like that time I broke into Mar-a-Lago to free the swans.
01:31:37Tara, I wish you could see this.
01:31:40And let me into NASA without a background check.
01:31:44Pardon?
01:31:47Gwendolyn breathed shakily.
01:31:50Yes, she was marooned on a hostile planet.
01:31:55But she was alive.
01:31:58Very alive.
01:32:04One small step for Rex, one giant leap for Florida.
01:32:15Ah!
01:32:19Yep, this is exactly like that time.
01:32:26Tell us what you need, Simpson.
01:32:28One blended mango-marg-chili-lime-hold-the-soul, please.
01:32:32I give her a day on the ISS before she makes a celestial machine that works in zero gravity.
01:32:37He's better looking than he sounds.
01:32:40Todrick, hi. I'm the deputy director of operations, Logan O'Leary.
01:32:46We spoke on the phone.
01:32:48Thank you.
01:32:50Anything for Rex.
01:32:52All right. That's it, Simpson.
01:32:55Slow and steady.
01:32:58Tethered.
01:33:00Good job.
01:33:05Whoa.
01:33:11Mission control, who are the astronauts sent in for the rescue mission?
01:33:19It's me.
01:33:21No!
01:33:26Not her. Why her?
01:33:29Rex, if you kill me...
01:33:31So help me God, I will haunt you for eternity and I will be excellent at it because I am me.
01:33:38Copy that, Doc.
01:33:42Okay.
01:33:47Can you brief us on your plan, Simpson?
01:33:48Gotcha.
01:33:50Well, are you familiar with the bedazzler?
01:33:53Are you kidding me?
01:33:55Look, dudes, I know it's going to take a lot of healing before you can trust me again.
01:34:03And I know you probably don't believe me, but I love you guys.
01:34:10And I freaking got you.
01:34:17Did you kill it?
01:34:34The debris, it's moving.
01:34:37She's doing it.
01:34:39Wait, I think it's stuck.
01:34:46Freak.
01:35:11You got this.
01:35:21I knew you looked familiar.
01:35:29Atta girl, wrestle that gator.
01:35:34You go, girl.
01:35:35You got this, Simpson. You're hardcore.
01:35:46Respect.
01:36:02All clear.
01:36:07Seal is good.
01:36:09Quest airlock is functional.
01:36:14No.
01:36:25I'm good. I'm okay.
01:36:29We did it, brother.
01:36:32That's a hell of a girl you got.
01:36:34I see she is.
01:36:41It's my raucous, but it's your moment, Rex.
01:36:43This is all you. It's all you.
01:36:46A little bit me, but it's mainly you.
01:36:48Excellent work, Askan Simpson.
01:36:52Askan?
01:37:00This is rad.
01:37:13Let's bring him home.
01:37:20Miss Lasky, just give her a minute before you pick her up, will you?
01:37:26Copy that.
01:37:34You did it, Mom.
01:37:57Go, go, go.
01:37:59Go, go, go.
01:38:04Rex, you are a maniac.
01:38:08Yeah, a maniac who saved our lives.
01:38:10The least I can do.
01:38:13Now I have to go home to my family.
01:38:15Dr. Stacy, come on.
01:38:17Let me facilitate your good time.
01:38:19Grace, turn it up.
01:38:21Say less.
01:38:27The Askans of the class of 23 have gone on to kick butt.
01:38:32Duh.
01:38:35Dr. Stacy had a religious experience on a spacewalk.
01:38:38We're all stardust.
01:38:40And she now goes by Dr. One Love.
01:38:43Grace is a senator.
01:38:45And she makes sure space exploration gets plenty of funding.
01:38:49Captain Jack's been on the ISS for over a year.
01:38:51Will you marry me?
01:38:54I'll consider it.
01:39:00That was not the full two hours as required.
01:39:03Where is she?
01:39:06In here in my brain.
01:39:08As for me, this experience changed everything.
01:39:11And I'm so freaking psyched it did.
01:39:14Vi and I are astronauts for Todrick Spacecraft Company.
01:39:18And we work as a team creating new inventions for space.
01:39:23I have a rad boyfriend.
01:39:25Two words, British and glasses.
01:39:30And I found the ultimate way to share my gifts.
01:39:34Like my mom told me to.
01:39:35I'm here.
01:39:37I'm here.
01:39:38Director Veslovsky.
01:39:39Director Simpson.
01:39:41To encourage the Rexes and Vys of the future.
01:39:45Space camp!
01:39:47What do we say?
01:39:48Chase your dreams!
01:39:49Never give up.
01:39:51And you are hardcore!
01:39:54Yes!
01:39:55Yes!
01:39:56Okay, now go, go, go!
01:39:57Treasure hunt!
01:39:58Go, go, go!
01:40:01Nadine is our head of publicity.
01:40:03And she and Bingo are having another baby.
01:40:07I'm really out of breath.
01:40:10Guys, question.
01:40:13You know how, like, the universe is always in perfect balance at all times?
01:40:17And how, like, you know, the positive energy of the universe expanding is exactly cancelled out by the negative energy of gravity.
01:40:23Rude, but okay.
01:40:24We're with you, Rex.
01:40:27Do you ever think, like, if everything in the universe down to the tiniest particle has to be in balance?
01:40:34Do you think every time a party ends, a new one begins?
01:40:39Hey.
01:40:44Woohoo!
01:40:48What I've learned from this time is you have to take a chance on yourself.
01:40:52Make the big leap.
01:40:54I promise you'll land somewhere far out.
01:40:58Somewhere freaking beautiful.
01:41:09We're just animals slowly losing track of time
01:41:15In your ocean eyes
01:41:19Chasing gold, golden nights
01:41:23In paradise
01:41:27Chasing gold, golden nights
01:41:31Golden nights
01:41:39Golden nights
01:41:47Fire, smoke, alcohol
01:41:49Take us from it all
01:41:51Feel safe underneath
01:41:53Find my inner peace
01:41:55We don't care where we run to
01:41:58You pull me closer to you
01:42:02Feel untouchable
01:42:05Out of reach of shadow life
01:42:10We're just animals slowly losing track of time
01:42:16In your ocean eyes
01:42:20Chasing gold, golden nights
01:42:24In paradise
01:42:28Chasing gold, golden nights
01:42:32Golden nights
01:42:35Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:42:39Golden nights
01:42:41Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:42:47Here I go
01:42:50Drifting in the wild
01:42:55Here I go
01:42:58Sinking in your eyes
01:43:02In your ocean eyes
01:43:06Chasing gold, golden nights
01:43:10In paradise
01:43:14Chasing gold, golden nights
01:43:18Golden nights
01:43:20Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:43:25Golden nights
01:43:27Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:43:33Golden nights
01:43:51I can't ever be alone
01:43:55Time moves with you on the floor
01:43:58Can't be you put on a show
01:44:01I see you, only you
01:44:06I know you hear what you want
01:44:10Ear drums are covered in roses
01:44:13I feel you, oh
01:44:15I feel you, oh
01:44:17I feel you, oh
01:44:21I made a song
01:44:25Touch that turns into gold
01:44:29I want you to know
01:44:33Stay in place, running slow
01:44:36When you're sleeping
01:44:38When you're so-so
01:44:40Leave secrets
01:44:42When you're mad alone
01:44:44Swim in all
01:44:46And find your gold
01:44:48Space girl
01:44:50Close to you
01:44:52When you're sleeping
01:44:54When you're so-so
01:44:56Leave secrets
01:44:58When you're mad alone
01:45:00Swim in all
01:45:02And find your gold
01:45:04Space girl
01:45:06Close to you
01:45:20Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:45:24Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:45:28Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:45:32Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:45:36Oh, oh, oh, oh
01:45:38You know, yeah, I see that
01:45:40Everywhere I go, I wanna breathe the air, yeah
01:45:43Yeah
01:45:45You are gravity
01:45:48Everywhere I go, you're pulling me
01:45:50Away
01:45:52Away
01:45:54You know, yeah, I see that
01:45:56Everywhere I go, I wanna breathe the air, yeah
01:45:58Yeah
01:46:00You are gravity
01:46:03Everywhere I go, you're pulling me
01:46:05Away
01:46:07Away
01:46:09Leave me
01:46:11So-so
01:46:13Leave secrets
01:46:15When you're mad alone
01:46:17Swim in all
01:46:19And find your gold
01:46:21Space girl
01:46:23Close to you
01:46:25When you're sleeping
01:46:27When you're so-so
01:46:29Leave secrets
01:46:31When you're mad alone
01:46:33Swim in all
01:46:35And find your gold
01:46:37Space girl
01:46:39Close to you
01:46:41When you're sleeping
01:46:43When you're so-so
01:46:45Leave secrets
01:46:47When you're mad alone
01:46:49Leave secrets
01:46:51When you're so-so
01:46:53Leave secrets
01:46:55When you're so-so
01:47:15Leave secrets
01:47:17When you're so-so
01:47:19Leave secrets
01:47:21When you're so-so
01:47:23Leave secrets
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01:47:27Leave secrets
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