sorry, Huey.
Th-That's the best that I can do.
Uh...
I tried, but that--
That's all I can do for him, Dewey.
[Sighs]
I don't know, Huey.
It's just not... working.
[Hissing]
[Sighs]
The forest is dying.
I have tried... everything.
And I just don't know
what the hell it is.
[Radio Transmissions, Indistinct]
[Transmissions Continue]
[Transmissions, Static Continue]
Come in, Valley Forge.
Berkshire to Valley Forge.
Do you read me?
Valley Forge.
Come in, Valley Forge.
This is Berkshire. Can you read?
[Static]
Valley Forge. Come in, Valley Forge.
This is Berkshire. Can you read?
[Radio Transmissions, Indistinct]
[Transmissions Continue]
We got a plot on you, Lowell.
Fantastic.
We're looking forward to seeing you, buddy.
We made it.
Transmit, will ya?
Please acknowledge immediately.
Come in, Valley Forge.
Can you read?
[Indistinct Transmissions,
Static Continue]
[Indistinct Transmissions Continue]
[Transmissions Continue]
[Neal Over Radio]
Please transmit immediately.
Berkshire to Valley Forge.
Berkshire to Valley Forge.
How about a word, Lowell, huh?
[Softly]
Hi.
Lowell?
[Laughing]
I'm mighty glad to see you, boy.
[Men Shouting, Laughing Over Radio]
Who is this?
This is Anderson, Lowell.
My God, we've looked
high and low for you.
How did you find me?
W-Why did you even try?
Hey, you must be kidding.
We couldn't just let you go
without at least trying to find you.
We said we'd send out a search party.
I guess I forgot.
It wasn't easy finding you either,
even with our deep-space tracking.
I don't suppose it was. Freeman, you have
to find some way to jettison the dome.
What?
It's awfully dark out here, so it would be safer...
if you don't blow it up.
The sun. The sun.
That's what it is.
The sun!
Didyou hear what he said?
It's the sun.
[Anderson] What?
Uh, nothing.
I was just saying that
everything is all right.
Where wasyour big explosion?
We can't see it.
Oh, the explosion's on the other side, the far side of the ship.
Other side? Okay.
We'll be instrument docking on your port side in six hours.
Right. Six hours.
Huey and Dewey, come on.
We can still save the forest!
It's gonna work.
[Sighs]
Dewey...
I've taught you everything that I know
about taking care of the forest here.
And, uh...
that's all that you have
to do from now on,
just maintain the forest.
Now, these lights here will do the job
that the sun would do.
They'll help revive everything.
I, uh...
I just can't do it anymore.
You see, things, uh...
things just haven't worked out for me.
Take care of yourself, Dewey.
Huey, you have to come with me...
because you're just not working
well enough to help Dewey.
[Anderson Over Radio]
Berkshire to Valley Forge.
Berkshire to Valley Forge.
We'll be docking
on your port side in two hours.
Stand by for updates.
[Rumbling]
[Lowell]
Take good care of the forest, Dewey.
[Sighs]
You know, when I was a kid,
I put a note into a bottle,
and it had my name and address on it.
And then I threw the bottle
into the ocean.
And I never knew...
if anybody ever found it.
##
# Fields ofchildren #
# Running wild#
# In the sun #
# Like a forest #
# Isyour child#
# Growing wild#
# In the sun #
# Doomed #
# In his innocence #
# In the sun #
# Gather your children #
# To your side #
# In the sun #
# Tell them #
# All they love will die #
# Tell them why #
# In the sun #
# Tell them #
# It's not too late #
# Cultivate #
# One by one #
# Tell them #
# To harvest #
# And rejoice #
# In the sun ##How are you today?
You feeling good?
I bet you'd like something to eat.
Here. I've got something
in my pocket here.
Some goodies. I'll set the table
for you here, OK?
That's good.
Do I have to put signs up here
to keep you guys off my grass?
I'm sorry.
Get out of the way!
What do you think you're doing?
Look out!
Did you see the way that Lowell
threw that rake at me?
- Why don't you lay off Lowell for a bit?