that we're on.
The next couple days
are gonna tell us a lot.
Field base to Melbourne. Come in.
Base to Melbourne. Come in.
Jerry?
Jerry, do you read me? Over.
Yeah, go for Melbourne. That you, Katie?
Jerry, we got a call from Mactown.
...major storm coming in. Over.
You'll have to go again.
We're in a bad spot here.
Jerry... back to field base.
Do you copy?
We got a major storm coming in.
Mactown wants you in right away. Over.
All right. Copy that. We'll be back.
When do we expect this storm?
Katie?
Sorry. Looks like
we're gonna have to pack up.
- Well, when do we have to leave?
- We leave first thing, tomorrow.
- Listen, jerry...
- You heard what she said.
Now, jerry, look. I cannot
go back without at least trying.
Well, that's not your call.
No. It's not.
There's a major storm coming in.
Not a minor one, but a major.
Down here there's a big difference
between the two.
My job as your guide
is to get you back home in one piece,
and that's what I'm gonna do.
But jerry, we're talking
about a rock from another world.
This ice floe might give us the first
meteorite from the planet Mercury.
That could lead us
to discoveries we can't imagine.
When you climb a mountain,
go up a river,
the exciting part isn't what you know
is there. It's what you don't know.
It's what you might find,
and it's the same here.
I came halfway around the world to look
for something that's important to me.
Jerry, please, you...
You gotta take chances
for the things you care about.
Half the day on the east slope.
But I want to be back
on that sled tomorrow by noon.
I'll take that. I'll take that.
No.
Hey, we're running
out of time here, doc.
Believe me, I know.
Hey, jerry.
- I think we got something here.
- Hey, wait, doc!
Doc, wait a minute. Doc, don't move.
You're outside the safety zone.
This is a big one.
Eleven centimetres across, fully intact.
It looks like a basalt,
but it's like nothing I've ever seen.
- Jerry!
- Doc! Doc, don't move.
That area's unchecked.
I told you to stay inside the flags.
Oh, my God. This is it!
Great, doc. Stay still.
I'm glad you found your rock,
but let's get you out of there.
Just follow your footsteps out.
Step right in your footprints.
Man, I knew I could find it!
What'd I tell you? This is it.
Half a day! Thank you.
Now that you scared the hell out of me,
can we go home?
- Yeah.
- All right. Let's go.
Victoria, this is Mactown. Come in.
Victoria here. We copy you, Mactown.
The approaching storm
has picked up speed and intensity.
We are sending you the coordinates.
Mactown out.
Copy that, Mactown.
Over and out.
Field base to Melbourne. Come in.
Whoa. Whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Whoa! Easy there, team! Easy.
What's up?
I got to do a patch job
on one of the kids.
Radio Katie.
See what's going on with that storm.
All right.
Shoot. Looks like it's Old jack.
Come here, jack.
Field base, come in.
- Field base, come in.
- All right.
- Get you fixed up.
- Field base?
Got something in your paw?
This is Melbourne team calling.
Field base, can we get a...?
Doc!
Are you OK?
I think I've broken my leg.
All right. All right,
stay right there. I'll be right back!
Whoa!
Whoa! Wait, doc! Don't move!
Doc! Doc!
Doc! Hey! Don't tread water!
Don't tread water!
Look at me! You see the ice? Davis.
Grab the ice!
Lt'll freeze you to it!
It takes you a lot longer to freeze
than it does to drown!
Good, good!
Davis, hang on! I'm coming down!
All right, kids, come on!
Hang on, doc!
Maya, come here.
I can't... I can't breathe.
I can't breathe.
Take deep breaths, doc.
Maya, take the rope.
Go to doc.
She's coming to you, doc.
She's coming to you.
OK, Maya, down.
Good girl. Crawl to the doc.
Come on, Maya, I got you. It's OK.
Come on, doc, stay in there with me.
Come on, Maya.
Easy, Maya. Easy.
Good girl.
Good job, Maya.
Put the line over him.
Good girl. Doc.
Keep your left arm
on the ice, like it is,
but I want