Decoys 2: Alien Seduction Page #4

But you want to hear

something really crazy?

Yeah.

I'm thinking of changing

the color of my hair.

Would you like me as a blonde?

- I'm putting my phone on vibrate.

- Oh.

You're so hot. So hot!

That machine! What is that?

It's a heater so the players don't freeze.

- It's too hot!

- Hey! Are you okay?

No!

Hey!

At least give me your phone number!

- Do you want me?

- Oh, like I could ever say no.

Doctor Smith, Room 42.

Doctor Smith, Room 42.

Look. I'll call you later. Bye.

- I need to see Dr. Geisner.

- Let me check and see if she's on call.

- Sorry. She's not available tonight.

- Uh-oh. Back up.

She's here tomorrow.

I can give you her voice mail

if you'd care to leave a message.

I've already left her 3

- What's he doing here?

- He needs to see his doctor.

He's been having some problems sleeping.

- You have no idea where she is?

- No, sir.

- Can I...

- No, he's dangerous.

- Why?

- 'Cause he knows about us.

And nobody believes him.

And we have to keep it that way.

Pity.

Tell her that Luke Callahan came by.

Tell her...

Tell her the medication isn't working.

Guys, I never told you this before,

but I have this thing

for girls in schoolgirl uniforms.

- Isn't that illegal?

- It's just a fantasy.

It's pretty common really.

Early childhood development thing...

Anyway, like what happened with Arnold,

this chick turned into my fantasy.

- How did she do that?

- I told you, it all happened kind of fast.

The propane heater came on

and she freaked.

It was like she was allergic to heat.

What did you say?

Sam?

I tried calling your cell,

but you didn't pick up.

- So tell me what Luke said. The whole thing.

- This is crazy.

Do you know how crazy this is?

Arnold disappeared into thin air.

Okay, that's crazy.

He's probably really embarrassed.

The girl he was with ran off on him.

Yeah, but I called his parents. They said

that they haven't even heard from him.

It's just not like him.

Luke's not here. Let's go.

What are you doing?

Sam? What are you doing?

I just wanna take a look.

Okay. This really is crazy.

Wow! Weird.

He seemed like such a sweet guy, too.

So normal.

You'd never guess he...

It's way too hot in here.

Oh, my God.

That looks like an old-fashioned

TV sci-fi monster.

- Dr. Snowdon, I didn't hear you come in.

- You looked engrossed.

- I didn't want to disturb you.

- No, you're not disturbing me.

I saw that your light was on

and I was wondering if you...

- That looks a lot like me.

- Yes.

- Did you get that from...

- Luke Callahan.

He told me that he

actually saw one of these.

I think he's under a lot of stress.

Well, speaking of stress relief...

Is it true, Professor Buckton,

that there's always something to drink

in these old faculty offices?

Well... I'm sure I could dig up some

rare old cognac to share with a colleague.

That'd be nice.

It does look a lot like you.

Very detailed work.

It's a complete delusion, of course,

but the skeletal detail is very plausible.

Anatomically I find it quite interesting.

And, Professor,

do you find my anatomy quite interesting?

...shelters for the homeless.

And on campus this morning,

Arnold Steiner, a Psychology major,

was reported missing

after he failed to meet his

friends for a midnight snack.

His shoes, shirt and socks were all found

frozen solid in a park near the library.

Campus police consider it highly unlikely

that anyone would have taken off

their clothes in this 10-below weather

and are treating Steiner's disappearance

as an unusual end-of-term prank.

Apparently, Steiner is well known

to campus police.

And now, let's check with Diana and

find out if this deep freeze will ever let up.

Well, Roger, if you're thinking

of going outside today, don't.

With today's wind chill factor,

exposed skin can freeze...

They're back.

...and frostbite is always a possibility.

So if you must go outside,

keep covered up...

- You missed your last appointment.

- Did I?

- I need to know why.

- Because of this.

Each one of these is a missing student,

except for these which are

unexplained deaths by freezing.

Don't you see? They're back.

When did you stop taking your meds?

They seem to be

congregating around the hospital...

- Luke, you have to take your meds.

- The meds are just distracting me!

They were helping you to think clearly.

I'm here to help you.

But I can't help you get through this

unless you open up to me.

Unless you trust me.

Why do you want me to take them?

To help control the hallucinations.

I'm very concerned about you.

No, you're not. You never have been...

You're...

Now you think I'm one of them.

Luke...

I am not one of them.

They're only in your imagination,

they don't exist.

But I saw them.

Listen to me.

I want you to take one of these,

3 times a day. You hear me?

- 3 times a day.

- I saw them.

- I know they're real...

- Luke.

Promise me.

Doctor Robinson, please

report to Cardiology.

Doctor Robinson to Cardiology.

Mr. Callahan? I need to talk to you.

If this is about the exam, you can

come by my office this afternoon.

It's not about the exam.

It's about the blonde aliens.

- The Decoys?

- Yeah, is that what they're called?

Who are you?

- What do you know about her?

- Whoa!

If this is some kind of prank,

I swear to you...

I think they killed one of my good friends!

That's good.

Oh, I'm sorry. But that's good.

That's good! That means...

That means they're slipping up.

That means we might

actually have a chance this time.

I read the articles about

what happened at St. John's, but

But, I mean, what do these

alien females really want?

They want us.

They're real smart. You think that

you know who they are, but you don't.

You never even suspect.

They've been here for a long time.

They're your best friend, you know.

Your girlfriend.

They'll trick you

into letting your guard down.

And then...

What is it?

"They're only in your head.

They don't exist," huh?

- Guard! Help!

- Luke!

- He's crazy!

- Luke!

- He's dangerous. Keep him away!

- Luke!

Luke!

- Luke!

- No!

- It is you.

- Calm down.

- Hey!

- I saw you burn!

Don't let him throw that on me!

- How many of you are there?

- I don't know what you're talking about.

Your species, they can't stand

the heat. Am I right?

- Stop!

- The coffee! Get that out of his hand!

Put the coffee down.

- Get him out of here!

- She's no doctor!

- Are you okay, Dr. Snowdon?

- I am. Thank you, Officer.

- Let me go! Please!

- You know what? You're a nut job.

And you're going down

to county lockup, okay?

Is that really necessary?

I'm afraid so, Doctor.

I have to call in campus police.

Look. Luke Callahan is a patient of mine.

He suffers from paranoid hallucinations.

What he needs right now

is rest and medication.

Now, I'll gladly take full responsibility,

unless, of course, Dr. Snowdon

would like to press charges?

No, that's quite all right, Dr. Geisner.

Just review his medication protocol.

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