something that your remember.
I can't even think of his name
But it's funny-- now and then
How my thoughts go flashing back again
To my old flame...
Germans outlawed colored music.
Some of the neighbors pass
a phonograph from house to house every night...
so the Germans can't find it.
Just another way of telling 'em off.
For I haven't met a gent so magnificent...
-Alicia...
I'm going to ask you something.
It's going to sound a little strange.
What else is new?
I've met so many men...
When I was in a German medical tent,
one of the soldiers who came in to see me...
wasn't like the other ones.
He had gray skin...
red eyes.
He wasn't human.
This isn't the first time you've
heard something like this.
Sal mentioned some stories once,
but...
I didn't believe them.
They may be more than stories.
I need to track down this...
soldier I saw.
It's very important.
Would you contact Sal?
EPS conduit's fried.
Get to Engineering, and pull a
fresh one out of the injector assembly.
Walsh?
Commander.
Silik.
You son of a bitch.
Climb in.
You brought us here.
No.
Then who did?
What's happening is
beyond your comprehension.
Get in the shuttlepod.
I would rather not have
to discharge this weapon.
Bay One is depressurizing.
Someone's launching a shuttlepod.
Hail them.
I'm picking up one life-sign aboard.
It's Suliban.
Phase-cannons.
If this Nazi wasn't a human,
what was he, then?
I don't know.
Just tell Sal I want to talk to him.
All right.
Here. It's hamburger.
The Germans are cutting
the meat ration again.
It's gonna be worth its weight in gold.
Thanks, Carmine.
Watch yourselves.
Used to be we'd get meat
on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Then it was just Wednesdays.
The Nazis blame the resistance,
say we're disrupting the food shipment.
Makes the Germans feel like heroes,
fighting to feed the people.
Look.
No eye contact.
Why do you walk with her?
Why not?
Do you like Negroes?
We don't want any trouble.
Shut up, bitch.
Do we make you angry?
Hmm?
You could say that.
When we send her back to Africa,
you can go along.
You can run through the jungles together.
Like I said, neighborhood's gone downhill.
Before he lost consciousness, Daniels
told me there was someone we had to stop.
At least now we know who he was talking about.
Can you get a fix on the shuttlepod?
He disabled the transponder.
However, we are picking up trace plasma
signatures, probably from the damage.
I think I can get us within...
three kilometers of where it went down.
That will have to suffice.
Thing I can't understand, why'd he
go to the trouble of saving my life?
He pulled me out of the launch
bay before he depressurized it.
Another item on our list of things to ponder.
We got to move fast.
Yeah, but sometimes the
Germans don't wait for curfew.
Can't get used to all this skulking around.
I know what you mean.
We used to own this neighborhood.
Yeah, tell him what you
guys did before the war.
Nothing to tell.
We were delegates for the
Construction Workers Union.
Right, the loan-sharkinq
was just a part-time job.
Hey, we helped people getout
of financial difficulty.
Since when is that a crime?
When they didn't pay you back on time,
that's where the crime part came in.
Come on, let's go.
This guy's a welsher and a drunk.
I wouldn't put too much stock
into what comes out of his mouth.
I'll keep that in mind.
I'm only doing this
because Alicia asked.
Don't forget that.
What's this all about?
I want you to tell him what you
told me, about your customer.
Who are you?
Just shut up and tell him.
I can't talk and shut up at the same time.
Talk!
The man comes to me for information.
Sometimes he asks about the resistance,
sometimes he asks about the Gestapo.
He's keeping tabs on both sides.
Me?
I don't know squat,
so, uh, I make stuff up.
He pays good.
What's he look like?
He always wears a hat.
Stays in the shadows.
I caught a glimpse of him once.
He ain't