Age of Ice
Mother. This is
Raider 3-niner-5.
I have the Jordanian vessels in sight.
Copy.
Raider. 3-9-5.
The Jordanians have
dropped their moorings and
are headed to the
designated exercise area.
Understood Raider 3-9-5. You
are cleared from surveillance.
Return to Mother.
Copy Mother.
Heading home.
Raider 3-9-5. Use ILS
approach 07, call the ball.
Will call, Mother.
I have the ball.
I am on ILS glideslope.
I love this job.
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Jesus Christ!
Raider 395. You are off
the glideslope and too slow!
Increase your speed and go around.
I repeat. Go around!
Son of a b*tch!
Come on baby! Work with me!
Raider 3-9-5.
Eject! Eject!
Punching out!
Sea Hawk is in bound to
retrieve 395. We're on our way.
Water rescue alpha, we have his
position. Sending it to you now.
less than one minute.
I see him in the water! Got
him over here! Turn him over.
He didn't make it.
What do you think?
We're picking up extreme temperature
spikes all around us. -Sir.
Island navigation is reporting
multiple seismic anomalies.
Is this a live feed?
Yes, sir.
It's not localized.
It's the entire Arabian plate!
Tell the Regan to lock
down the flight decks.
Get everything they can in the air.
Notify the Jordanian fleet.
Get me NAVCENT Bahrain on the line, Now!
Help!
I'm pleased to be your tour
guide first thing this morning!
I know it's a desert but I did not expect
it to be this hot at 8 in the morning.
They are used to the
warm temperatures here.
No! Too hot...
The Pyramids were built
over 4,500 years ago
from 2.5 million stones.
then just burial sites.
They are described through art,
inscription and text on the walls.
And they tell us how these
people lived their daily lives.
I'm learning so much more
actually being here than
just studying it in school.
Your mother was once a
buyer for Naufal & Sons,
we spent so much time in
this part of the world.
So, why couldn't mom come with us?
She's still out looking for regional
artwork for the new boutique.
Oh!
Sorry! Excuse me.
I'm so clumsy sometimes.
I see that you're reading
about the pyramid constructions?
Yeah! This says it only
took 20 years to build, but,
I mean, that doesn't
technically make sense?
I mean, 2.5 million
- What?
- No! It's just that...
I use to try figuring
out myself, you know?
And all I did was
confuse myself even more.
Bye.
I want to see what's back here!
Who was that?
That was uh,
someone paying their
respects to an old friend.
the temporary city near by...
the Ancient Egyptians created a piece of
architecture made to last an eternity.
complain about just pale in comparison.
We don't struggle now?
Not like they did!
Besides, we have modern conveniences,
technology, toys...
You mean like those new
conveniences and toys
you put in the buildings
that you design?
Speaking of toys, why don't
you put that thing away, Dylan.
And join us.
This is cool, Dad, but I'm stuck
in this one part of my game.
Son of a b*tch!
Dylan! Language!
What are you doing anyway?
The bat is escaping these
monsters in this huge building.
I have to use sound waves to guide
them to the next floor of the building.
If you don't put that thing away,
ancient building only to wind up
in a modern bedroom
with a month of no games!
Fine! Jeez.
So 2.5 million stones were
used in the construction
of the pyramids. And
it took skilled workers
closed to 20 years
to finish the project.
Yeah, I saw an episode on the
Come on, we're missing the tour!
Amber, don't drive the tour guide crazy!
So we still have to make time for the
camel ride around the Sphinx at sunset!
Um, maybe your mom can
go with you for that.
- I'm up for whatever.
- Ok.
Great tour Akram! I'm
really surprised that you
didn't know that part about
the Valley Temple, though.
Thank you for using Anubis Tours!
Sorry.
Hi honey.
I was able to get the pottery
supplier to meet my terms
and found some amazing fertility
sculptures the clients are just gonna love.
Well, the tour guide didn't even
mention that the Great Pyramid
was once the tallest man-made
structure in the world,
or that it's the oldest...
Ok Amber! We don't care.
The Pyramids were really something,
Weren't they, Dylan?
It's too hot here, next
year we're going to Tahoe!
Well, I'm starving.
Hamburgers!
I'm not eating mushed beans again!
You mean hummus Dylan?
Maybe Amber can move here and
be a know-it-all tour guide!
Oh, go play with your bats!
No, no, no, no, no!
Dad! Look! It's that kid from the tour!
Over there! Over there! Go! Now! Now!
Go!
- I cannot thank you enough!
- Are you all right?
I'm a bit shaky but I'll be fine.
- Tariq.
- Jack.
- Oh my god! Jack! Are you ok?
- Yeah yeah!
I'm gonna go and get help, ok?
Jack!
What is going on?
- I cannot let you back in.
- What are we suppose to do?
Where are we supposed to go?
We're trying to help
the injured here, sir.
Please wait with the
others where it's safe.
We'll make sure to let you
know when we can assist you.
- Well? - The hotel said we should
just stay here and somebody
- Will come get us, ok?
- Ok.
It's fine. It's fine.
Anything?
No, nothing!
Have you seen anything on the TV?
Yes, the newscaster said it was
the Arabian Peninsula that shifted.
What?
The entire Arabian
Peninsula that shifted.
There are earthquakes
from here to Dubai.
Anything else?
Uh, the edge of the Arabian
tectonic plate that runs
down the middle of the Red Sea parted,
Exposing salt water directly
to magma for over 1,000 miles.
The TV then went to static.
Jack, I was able to
get a hold of my father,
and he thinks this is much
bigger than it seems. Bigger?
What did he just say?
He says that you should go to the
US Embassy and you'll be safe there.
- That sounds like...
- They're lying, Jack.
- Why would they do that?
- Because that is the US Embassy.
To keep people safe...
and calm.
What else did your
father tell you, Tariq?
Jesus. What are these circles?
Vaporized salt water is
seeding through the clouds.
Creating a massive unstable
low-pressure system.
He said that people in those
circles, need to evacuate
immediately as temperature
will drop below zero
making the whole area
inhabitable by sundown.
Are we in this circle right here?
Yes.
Ok, so there's lava and a cold
front and shifting plates...
We need to go somewhere else?
That's what it sounds like.
It's salty!
Ok, I'm thinking we need to get
to the airport and get back home.
Babe, a plane isn't gonna
be able to fly in this!
heart of the city over there.
Um, yeah, that's not going to happen.
Can't we just find
shelter and stay here?
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