camp.
Who is he?
- Said Norge or something on the side.
- That's Norwegian.
- George, are you okay?
- Yeah, yeah, l'm okay.
Yeah. What's goin' on
down there?
Watch it!
Easy.
Easy. Easy.
Easy. Yes.
First goddamn week
of winter.
Oh, come on. Four stitches.
Barely grazed ya.
What were they doing
flying that low,
- shooting at a dog, at us?
- Hmm, stir-crazy,
cabin fever, who knows?
U.S. Number 31, calling McMurdo.
Come in, over.
U.S. Number 31, calling McMurdo,
urgent! Come in, over.
Great.
- Come on, come on.
- Nobody!
Nobody. Get ahold of somebody. Get ahold
of anybody! We gotta report this mess!
Look, l haven't been able
to reach shit in two weeks!
l doubt if anybody's talked to anybody
on this entire continent,
and you want me
to reach somebody!
Maybe we at war with Norway.
l was wondering when El Capitan was
gonna get a chance to use his popgun.
- How long they been stationed there?
- lt says here only eight weeks.
- That's not long
enough for guys to go bonkers.
- Bullshit, Bwana.
Five minutes is enough
to put a man over down here.
- Damn straight.
- l mean, look at Palmer.
He been the way he is
since the first day.
- How many in their party?
- They started with ten.
- There'd be eight others left.
- How do we know?
Guys as crazy as that could have
done a lot of damage to their
own before they got to us.
- Nothing we can do.
- Oh, yes there is. l want to go up.
- ln this weather?
- Bennings?
- Winds are gonna let up a tad
next couple of hours.
- A tad?
Can't condone it much myself,
but it is a short haul.
An hour there,
an hour back.
- Shit, Doc, l'll give you
the lift. No problem.
- Forget it, Palmer.
Thanks for thinkin'
about it though.
Loaded with kerosene.
l count 15 cans.
- MacReady!
- Mac, get your gear on.
- lt may not clear up for a week,
and we're the closest to 'em.
- lt's all right by me, Doc.
- l'm just letting you know
we're taking a chance.
- Quit griping, MacReady.
lf we get caught in a white-out, you can
scratch one doctor and one pilot.
This is real thin. lt'll clear
as soon as you get up.
lt's up to you, Mac.
lf you don't wanna fly,
we don't fly.
- You really wanna save
those crazy Swedes, huh?
- Norwegians.
- Which way, Doc?
- Southwest.
You have to read the map
'cause l'm gonna be busy.
Mac's really taking it up, huh?
He knows what he's doing.
Nauls, will you turn that crap down?
l'm trying to get some sleep.
l was shot today.
- Oui, Bwana. Will do.
-  Very superstitious
Writing's on the wall
Very superstitious
Anybody there?
Hey, Sweden?
They're not Swedish, Mac,
they're Norwegian.
Mac!
My God! What the hell
happened here?
Come on, Doc.
Portable video unit.
- Anything?
- lt's all in Norwegian.
- What are ya doin', Doc?
- lt could be important work.
l wanna take it back with us.
lt's gettin' late.
Let's hurry it up.
l'll check out
the last few rooms.
Hey, Copper, come here!
Maybe they found a fossil, the remains
of some animal buried in the ice,
- and they chopped it out.
- But where is it? Look at this.
What is that?
ls that a man
in there or something?
Whatever it is,
they burned it up in a hurry.
Help me find a shovel, Doc.
- We found this.
- Jesus Christ!
Blair, l'd like you
to start an autopsy right away.
- Did you reach anybody yet?
- Reach anybody?
We're a thousand miles
from nowhere, man,
and it's gonna get a hell of
a lot worse before it gets any better!
Well, stick to it,
Windows, stick to it.
Nothin' wrong with this Norwegian,
physiologically anyway.
- No drugs, no alcohol, nothin'.
- Hmm.
Well, what we got here
is what appears to be, anyway,
a normal set of internal organs.
Heart,
lungs, kidneys, liver,
intestines.
Seem to be normal.
...one, door number two
and door number three.
l think that Dawn Screen here
has got the most to trade in.
l went to you first.
You brought your friend, Anna.
You've been consulting Anna
all through the