Wing Commander Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1999
- 100 min
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B, I... I don't know about you...
but I really don't
like this guy at all, man.
Merde.
- Uh... Mr. Taggart?
- Yes?
- Ten seconds to jump, sir.
- So?
So? So if you don't get that
computer back on-line, sir...
gonna suck us in...
one molecule at a time, sir!
Navcom on-line.
Plot your course, Mr. Blair!
Vector one entered
and confirmed.
Vector three
entered and confirmed.
What happened?
You just plotted a jump
through a gravity well...
in under ten seconds...
and Navcom can't do that.
That's not bad.
I mean, that's not bad...
for the second-best pilot
at the academy.
You shut up!
Next time you don't
follow my orders...
I'll dump you with the rest
of the garbage, you got that?
You plot a course
for the Tiger Claw, Mr. Blair.
Yes, sir.
Jeez.
Guy's got
This is Lieutenant Hunter
of the T.C.S. Tiger Claw.
Unidentifiedfreighter
bearing two-niner-three...
state your course and business.
This is the Diligent
carrying supplies...
and two replacement pilots
for the Tiger Claw.
Stay on course.
Have your captain transmit
his security clearance.
Roger that, Lieutenant.
Taggart on his way.
Fighters
from the Tiger Claw, sir.
They've queried us.
Well, send the countersign.
Roger that.
Identification acknowledged.
They'll escort us in.
Diligent,
you're clear to land in bay 2C.
Welcome to the Tiger Claw.
Captain?
Lieutenant J.G.
Christopher Blair...
reportingfor duty, sir.
At ease, Lieutenant.
that you have somethingfor me.
Yes, sir.
An encrypted communiqu
from Admiral Tolwyn.
Why didn't the admiral
send a drone via the Pegasus?
The Pegasus was destroyed
seventeen hours ago.
I see.
Communications?
I want this disk decrypted ASAP.
Yes, sir.
Oh, Lieutenant?
You wouldn't be related
He was my father, sir.
didn't he?
Yes, sir.
Pilgrims don't think like us.
You won't have to worry, sir.
They're both dead.
I'm sure
the lieutenant's heredity...
will have no bearing
on his performance, Mr. Gerald.
No, sir. I'm sure it won't.
I suggest you stow your gear...
andfamiliarize yourself
with the ship.
That's all, Lieutenant.
Yo, B. Look at these rapiers.
They're beat to hell, man.
I don't see any of the hornets
we flew back at the academy.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.
You know what I do see?
Blonde.
Hey, how you doing?
Systems on-line.
Hello, I'm Merlin...
the latest in mobile
interface cockpit...
Two Dralthis on
your tail... one above, one below.
You gotfive, maybe ten seconds.
Clock's ticking. What do you do?
Simple.
I go vertical and inverted...
do a 180 atfull throttle...
apply brakes...
and drop in behind 'em.
Bang, you're dead.
Notfast enough.
Dralthis are too quick,
particularly in a climb.
You've just taken a missile
up your tailpipe.
OK, let's reverse the situation.
You're locked on a Dralthi.
It goes evasive,
enters an asteroid belt.
If I'm locked on...
there's no such thing
as evasive action.
And you're dead again.
You see, it's an ambush.
Five or six fighters
hide behind rocks...
the size of your swollen head
and pounce.
A Kilrathi gang-bang.
What's the matter?
Did I bruise your ego?
No. I'm just, uh, not used
from a grease monkey,
that's all.
Lieutenant Commander Deveraux...
your wing commander.
You have a name?
Uh, Lieutenant Blair, ma'am.
Well, Lieutenant Blair...
if you want to play
I suggest youfind
a virtualfun zone.
Meanwhile,
step down from the rapier.
I apologize, ma'am.
the rapier was unassigned.
I didn't realize it belonged
to Lieutenant Commander Chen.
What are you doing
on the flight deck?
Getting acquainted
with our new surroundings.
Good job, B.
We're on the ship
five minutes...
and you're already hitting
on our wing commander?
How was I to know?
She's just another
tight-ass C.O.
Who cares? Let it go.
Now I'm gonna show you
how to make friends.
How you doing?
Allow me to introduce myself.
Lieutenant Todd Marshall,
and my close personalfriend...
Lieutenant Christopher Blair.
Ladies and gentlemen, take note.
This man happens to be...
the second-best pilot
on this hunk of junk.
Just who are you
calling the best?
- Now, that's a secret.
- Shh. Watch this.
There's two ways to find
that out, mister, uh...
uh, Lieutenant Hunter.
First way involves you trying
to kick the sh*t out of me.
And the other way?
Forbes?
We're on stand-down.
One won't hurt.
Well, it may even help, huh?
Here you go, mate.
Allow me.
You got balls.
- You should see 'em.
- Mine are bigger.
I've been told
size doesn't matter.
She lied.
Do you know what, Hunter?
I would have taken
the third option.
Really.
first, then drank his scotch.
Oh! Touch.
Message on-line.
Playback in progress.
Jay,
I'm gonna have to be brief.
The Kilrathi took Pegasus.
They may have her Navcom A.I.
By the time this communication
reaches you...
they will be
twenty-three hours...
from the Charybdis jump point
and Earth.
Confed capital ships
are headed home now.
will only be able to make it
in twenty-five hours.
to the Charybdis quasar.
You are to use
any means necessary...
to gather information as
to the Kilrathi whereabouts...
capacity, and plan of attack.
I need intelligence, oldfriend.
Use Taggart.
He knows this space
better than any man alive.
He can get you
to Charybdis quickly.
I don't like it.
What don't you like, Paul?
The disk came to us
on the Diligent...
entrusted to a Pilgrim
half-breed.
Sendfor this Taggart.
Why don't you take
his castle...
with your little horsey?
Check...
Mate.
So, there's a brain
behind that mouth.
Yourfriend
always this talkative?
No, he just made
the fatal error...
of mistaking
our wing commander...
for your average grease monkey.
Listen, all I did was sit
in Commander Chen's fighter.
Lieutenant Commander Chen?
Bossman?
You're talking about
I'm pretty sure he did.
He... never... existed.
Now change the subject
quickly, pal...
You got a problem
with my friend, Mr. Hunter?
Yes, I do.
That means
you got a problem with me.
- Is that so?
- Yeah.
Well, you're gonna love this.
He's a Pilgrim!
Stand down, or
you'll have a problem with me.
I want an explanation.
Hunter?
- Ma'am?
- Ma'am?
Lieutenant Hunter was
just helping Marshall and I...
feel at home.
Lieutenant?
Yeah. That's right, ma'am.
Yeah. You see?
I guess this conversation
never existed.
Lieutenant?
Lieutenant!
Who in the hell
do you think you are?
Let me give you a reality check.
In all likelihood,
you're going to die out here.
We're all going
to die out here...
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