the one
who ordered the submarine.
Howard.
Sally?
What?
Who's there?
Someone there?
Oh, my God.
She's a beauty.
I didn't know she was a Russian.
Foxtrot class.
Probably built
in the early Seventies.
1870s.
We're expected to go out
to sea in this thing?
Why? Do you see us at risk?
Don't you?
Well, the thing's in dry dock.
Do we really expect
that she's ready to dive?
Gotta find the captain.
Sally?
Oh, look, l... I didn't mean
to wake you. I just...
Why are you calling so early?
Is it Tracy? Did something happen?
No! No, no, no.
It's not Tracy.
Why? Isn't she there?
No, she stayed over
at Mindy Granger's last night.
Something... something
happened last night...
and l... I just wanted
to make sure...
just wanted to make sure
that you were all right.
You wanted to make sure
I'm all right.
Yeah. Yeah, did anything...
Well, where... where
were you last night?
Like around 2:30 or so
this morning?
Is that what this is about?
I was with Adam.
Is that what you want to hear?
How did you...
Adam?
Adam... Adam Leffert?
Come on, you're kidding, right?
No, I'm not.
We're divorced, Howard,
and it's none of your business.
Wow.
Is it... is it serious? Or...
It might be.
Howard, why are you calling me?
It's nothing.
Never mind, I'm...
Sorry I bugged you.
Go back to sleep.
Give Tracy my love,
all right? Bye-bye.
You're the sub owner
and the captain?
Yeah. Owner, operator.
Call me Captain Jay.
Where the hell's my breakfast?
So, how many we got?
What, you want a little day trip?
See some shoals?
Maybe a couple of Spanish wrecks?
Maybe see some sharks!
You wanna go here?
Yep.
- How deep?
- Just what it says.
Have you got cash?
Gentlemen!
Are we all locked and loaded?
We got the rations on board?
My rations better be on ice, lvan...
or you'll be on ice back in Siberia
where you belong.
Hey! Hey, you knuckleheads!
Both bow lines!
We actually gonna let this nut bag
take us down in this thing?
Three things in life
where you don't go cheap...
sushi, surgery, submarines.
Great.
A submarine?
I know I said any expense, but...
Just a minute.
I think I better...
just give them anything they need.
Anything they need.
Do you understand?
OK, lvan, how we doing?
Onboard cameras.
Pretty nifty, huh?
What was that you just...
Lithuanian.
It's an old Navy oath.
I thought Lithuania was landlocked.
What does it mean?
Into the belly of the beast.
Super.
- Set to go?
- Yes, Kapitan.
Benirall's really done
one hell of an exhaustive study.
Paxton from M.I.T.,
Woo from Beijing...
Westerfield and his crazies at Rand.
I bet none of them are riding
a war-surplus Russian sub to 1,800 feet.
He's even had some poor goofs
doing serious research...
into UFOs and Atlantis.
Now we take up that noble baton.
Why can't you at least
consider the possibility...
that the answer lies
in non-traditional science?
I mean, after everything
we witnessed yesterday?
Well...
All of us witnessed?
I'm willing to think
outside the box here.
Not all the way to Atlantis, but...
I'm going to say a word.
I don't want you to laugh at me.
It's... wormholes.
As in time travel?
A non-recurring,
randomly generated pathway...
between two distinct
time/space dimensions.
I thought your area of expertise
was ocean stuff, ocean studies?
I don't know
that much about them.
I've written about wormholes
and interviewed people...
who've actually traveled
through them.
Fascinating group,
if you can just get past...
the extra-long sleeves
that buckle in the back.
I know they're only theoretical.
I hear myself,
and I hate that I'm saying it.
But after all that we've witnessed...
the 747 that aged,
the Navy bombers from the 19...
We don't know that
those were the same planes.
Oh, please.
The passengers...
they all had to go somewhere.
What about the old woman?
OK. OK. So what?
Your theory is that...
that all we have to do is prove
that wormholes truly