For All Mankind - First Season English Subtitles

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I believe that this nation should
commit itself to achieving the goal

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before this decade is out
of landing a man on the moon

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and returning him safely to the Earth.

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I don't think that we can exaggerate
the great advantage

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which the Soviet Union secured in the '50s
by being first in space.

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They were able to give prestige
to their system.

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They were able to give force
to their argument

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that they were an advancing society...

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Alexei Leonov,

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the first man to set foot on the moon.

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Just last month you sent Apollo 10
all the way to the moon

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for what you called a "dress rehearsal"
for the landing.

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We stopped taking risks at NASA.

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And that's why we lost the moon.

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Von Braun wants you reassigned
to the Apollo Applications Project

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effective immediately.

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If we succeed
in putting Apollo 11 on the moon,

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- Besides the backfire, how was she?
- Real sweet, Murph.

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It's no X-15, but she
handles like a real beaut.

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- Yeah, she's cherry.
- Hey, Chaddie. You piece of shit.

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They'll let anyone land a
plane in this godforsaken town.

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Yeah. Navy still handing
out wings like candy, I see.

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- Oh, my bad.
- Pardon me.

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- No, that was my fault.
- Sorry.

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Patricia Doyle
was a good pilot and a good woman.

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She will forever be
a part of the NASA family.

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We ask that everyone give her loved ones
time to grieve in this moment of loss.

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Her tenacity and her indomitable spirit...
will be missed.

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Flags at NASA's Manned Spaceflight Center
were flown today at half-mast,

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and after a brief memorial service,

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the remains
of Astronaut Candidate Patricia Doyle...

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We thought you might be here.

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Warren, I've got the printout
of all the coordinates.

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Thanks.

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Okay, Endeavour, got you.
Molly, you are live on all networks.

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I'm on TV? Really?

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Oh, I wish you'd told me.
I'd have done something with my hair.

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I like this look. You look gorgeous, babe.
Oh, my God. There's my girl.

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How come everything's about her?

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'Cause... she's a novelty, you know?
First woman astronaut.

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Yeah, but Dad's her boss.

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Gentlemen, I hope I'm not intruding.

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Oh, lookie here, boys.

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Gene Kranz,
the new director of Johnson Space Center,

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deigns to visit us common working stiffs.

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I thought what the hell,
I'll drop by and say farewell.

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Plus,
I wanted to personally congratulate you

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on finally getting a command of your own,
Mike. You earned it.

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I appreciate that, Gene.

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Hey, listen,
you tell Neil that I guarantee

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The defective LH2 valve
which caused the Apollo 23 explosion

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has been remanufactured
by a new contractor

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and has passed all qual
and acceptance tests.

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We're ready to install it
in the second stage of Apollo 24.

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But in the process
of de-stacking the rocket,

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there was a mishap
in the Vertical Assembly Building

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and some damage was done
to the LOX vent lines

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and the liquid hydrogen fuel tank.

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Mrs. Baldwin? Dr. Josephson.

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- Hi, Karen Baldwin. Shane's mother.
- How's he doing?

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Is there a Mr. Baldwin?

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Yes. But he's unavailable at the moment.

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He's on the moon.

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- He's on the...
- Your husband is Ed Baldwin?

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Yes, he is. Can you please
tell me how my son is doing?

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- Please, sit.
- I'm fine.

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I don't need to sit.
I just wanna know what happened to my son.

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And now, to our continuing coverage
of NASA's first manned mission

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since the explosion of Apollo 23.

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Two-and-a-half hours ago,
Apollo 24 launched from Cape Kennedy

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to relieve Captain Edward Baldwin,

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who has been stranded
on the moon for 159 days.

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The crew is now preparing to fire
the ship's engine once again

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for what is called
the translunar injection, or TLI,

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which will send astronauts Wilson,
Liu, and Slayton

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Ellen?

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Ellen?

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Ellen?

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Deke?

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Ellen, you're alive. Thank God.

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You've been out for almost six minutes.

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I'm... I'm here.

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You need to abort the burn.

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I don't have much left in my OPS.

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There's a puncture in my suit.

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They say that the United States
has had its day in the sun,

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that our nation has passed its zenith.

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They expect you to tell your children

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that the American people no longer
have the will to cope with their problems,

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that the future will be one of sacrifice
and few opportunities.

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My fellow citizens,
I utterly reject that view.

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We must go forth from here
united, determined

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that what a great general said
a few years ago is true:

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All right, Wubbo.

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Let's take a look here, buddy.

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-Okay, follow the light for me.
-You're good.

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I took shelter in the lava tube
right next to base camp.

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Okay, Wubbo. Let's take a look.

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Muller, take care of Molly for me, okay?

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I tried to reach Wubbo over the comm,

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but there was no response.

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And that was when the storm hit.

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It's showtime, folks!

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- Just give me some room. Ready.
- Ready.

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- Ready.
- Ready.

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We interrupt this program to bring you
the following special news report.

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Here is Paul Michaels.

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Good morning.

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A dramatic situation is unfolding

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in the Central American country
of Panama today,

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where four US soldiers
appear to have been taken hostage

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-Morning.
-Morning.

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What's this?

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It's just some paperwork for you to sign.

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What? You're canceling our cruise
to the Bahamas?

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If you're going back to space,
it doesn't make much sense, does it?

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-Wait, what?
-So which mission is it gonna be?

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You've already been to the moon,
so that's out of the question.

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And Skylab, you know, is doing good work,

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but let's be honest,

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Wow.

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This is beautiful.

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Shit.

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I don't think it was recording.

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-Really?
-Sorry. It's these gloves.

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We're gonna have to do it again.

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-That was great though.
-Yeah.

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-Do it just like that.
-All right.

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Wow.

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If I can pretend to be happy, so can they.

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Sixty years of socialism will wipe
the smile off anyone's face, comrade.

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Sergei Orestovich Nikulov.

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-Sergei Orestovich Nikulov.
-Margo Madison.

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-Sergei Orestovich Nikulov.
-Thomas Paine.

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-Sergei Orestovich Nikulov.
-Ellen Wilson.

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-Thomas Paine.
-Pleasure.

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I'm sorry, I don't really speak fluently.

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Okay. Hi.

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- He said it with a straight face.
- No.

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You want one...

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No. I think two is my limit.

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With that attitude,
the Koreans are gonna eat us alive.

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Are we negotiating
an East Asian space alliance,

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or is this gonna be a drinking contest?

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Can't have one without the other.
Not in Seoul.

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You thought the UN delegates
were party animals. Just wait.

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I'm exhausted just thinking about it.

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There's been no sign of a Russian
countermove on the lunar surface, sir.

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We have two-man teams
guarding the site around the clock.

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Soviet activity around Zvezda
is proceeding normally.

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There's also been no increase
in military activity in Earth's orbit.

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Then I'd say our little operation
was a success.

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Yes, sir. It sure looks that way.

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Please relay my personal thanks
to everyone at NASA on a job well done.

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Thank you, sir. I will.

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No exit.

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Chest needle.

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Right now, goddamn it.

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What the hell are you doing?

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His lung collapsed.
I'm relieving the pressure.

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We bought him some time.

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Get him to med bay
and cut this goddamn suit off him

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so I can see what I'm dealing with.

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-Did we lose anybody?
-Negative, Commander.

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It's all just a cycle.

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Panama does one thing, Reagan does
another, Soviets do something else,

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and then Reagan's got to respond

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so that he shows the public
he's standing his ground.

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Honestly, at this point,
I just tune the whole thing out.

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Flight.

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Jamestown is showing
a depressurization event.

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That can't be right. Raise Rossi.

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Jamestown, come in.

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Good.

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They are not aware
of the situation.

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Locked.

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Leave this hallway
depressurized to protect our flank.



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Good.

861
01:12:13,876 --> 01:12:14,918
Very good.

862
01:12:15,586 --> 01:12:17,939
I'm telling you,
she will not come.

863
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It doesn't matter.

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