about.
I have nothing to worry about?
Explain that.
Come in here, Captain.
Yes, sir.
Escort Dr. Malone around the base.
Show him what he needs to see.
Let him take samples and run tests.
Then do whatever you have to
to expedite his departure.
Mr. Malone?
Good afternoon, sir.
- Can I help you?
- Yeah.
Can you give us some space?
I want to talk to him.
I'm Major Collins,
head of the base medical corps.
Hold on.
I wanted to meet you...
...and extend my cooperation
to you personally.
Thank you.
I'm very interested in the effects exposure
to these chemicals can have on people.
Effects?
You got a lot of chemicals on this base.
They're all pretty toxic.
Effects? Physically,
they could be devastating.
Not physically. I'm referring
to psychological effects.
I'm not following you.
Can they affect brain patterns?
Can they interfere with
chemo-neurological processes?
Can they foster psychoses, paranoias...
...narcophobias?
I'm a chemist, not a psychiatrist.
I don't know.
Simply...
...can they alter one's view of reality?
Let me be frank.
I'm seeing people at the infirmary...
...who are exhibiting...
...extreme delusional fixations.
People...
...afraid to sleep.
People afraid to...
...deal with family members.
Afraid of them.
Exhibiting...
...paranoia about others...
...about other people's identities.
People afraid of themselves.
Suddenly, I got a camp full
of very displaced people.
I don't know what you're seeing,
but it's not the PCBs.
That phenomenon is not
part of the symptomology.
Keep me up to date on your research.
I'm worried about these... people.
Better take a vacation, Doc.
We have equipment for Dr. Malone.
Come in.
What are you doing in there?
Delivering the boxes.
Are you through?
Good.
Very good.
Good work.
Very good work.
Very good.
Okay, all done?
Everyone hold your picture up.
Very good.
Good.
Very good.
"When it's over, let's do it again."
Hey, little man!
Hey, little man!
- What are you doing?
- Running away.
What are you running from?
The bad people.
The bad people?
Come, we'll take you home.
- Your folks in the military?
- No.
Sector C, Petey.
There's my bike!
That's your bike? Okay, pull it over.
Sure this is the house?
What's going on?
Found him wandering around.
We figured he was lost.
You should be in day care.
I hate that place.
What happened?
They all had the same pictures.
They tried to make me go to sleep.
Tried to make me go to sleep.
Sorry to have troubled you.
No trouble.
What're you doing home?
Are you an MP, or something?
No, I'm a chopper pilot.
Thanks for bringing him home.
Maybe I'll see you around.
Where?
Top Gun? It's on Route 8.
It's the only club around.
Name's Tim.
Marti.
- No problem at all.
- Thanks.
Take care.
- Thank you.
- No problem.
Appreciate it.
Thanks very much.
All right. Take care.
- Say, "Thank you."
- Thank you.
What's this about, "The kids don't
like me?" How could they not?
He's the new kid.
It's his first day at school.
The faster he goes back,
the faster he'll make friends.
- Hi.
- Hey, chick.
Get your coat. Let's go.
Where are we going?
Out. Anywhere. Anywhere but here.
Jenn Platt, Carol.
I'm sorry, I didn't realize you knew...
Steve!
Marti has a friend here. Want anything?
- We don't have much.
- I'm fine.
We have milk, orange juice...
I could make lemonade. Or tea.
We have mint.
- Jenn Platt. Nice to meet you.
- Steve Malone.
Popcorn?
- I'm fine.
- Did you say "Platt"?
Yes, the general's daughter.
I came by to take Marti
and show her around.
Where?
The base. The rec center.
When are you planning to be home?
12:00?
Done! Let's go.
But do be home by 12:00. That's all I ask.
Just be home by 12:00.
Nice meeting you.
That's a really interesting outfit
you've got on.
- Here?
- This is it.
I don't have any ID.
Don't get your panties in a bunch.
Just come.
Oh, man, where is everybody?
Hey, ladies.
You want to dance?