(dramatic music)
(lively music)
- Red Hawk, what's your status update?
(static hissing)
Red Hawk?
(static hissing)
Red Hawk.
Eddie?
- Say again, Alex.
I mean, Phoenix.
- Are you eating?
- No.
- What's your status update?
- Nothing yet.
Sure it was today?
- Affirmative.
- Right, what's the code again?
- What? - The code.
For when I see them.
- Sparrows flying in. - Right.
Sparrows flying in.
- Exactly.
- No, I mean sparrows flying in.
(exciting music)
- Oh hi, Stacey.
I didn't know you were getting back today.
Did you have a good summer?
- How's the Gold Coast? - It was okay.
- [Eddie] Alex, I mean, Phoenix.
Did you catch the sparrow?
- Sparrow?
- Yeah, I was birdwatching.
- [Mom] Stacey, come inside.
- Coming, I gotta go.
- I gotta get going myself.
I have a, gotta get back to.
(playful music)
And she's gone.
- You want raspberry twist or orange blast?
- I don't care.
- Forget about her, man.
You don't need no woman.
You got me.
- I don't know.
There's just something about her.
Like whenever I see her, I'm like-
- Whoa. - Yeah, exactly.
It's like- - No, I mean, whoa.
(air reverberating)
(lively music)
Anything?
- Hard to tell.
- Let me see.
Alex. - Hang on a sec.
- Alex.
- What do you reckon it was?
Rocket, or missile maybe, or-
- Or a meteorite.
Can I?
(playful music)
Looks like it might've landed just beyond the hill.
Imagine if we could see it.
For real.
- Well, why don't you?
- I mean, doesn't look that far.
And I'll help you.
I got nothing else going on.
I thought you were birdwatching.
- Birdwatching?
- We can do that another time.
Right, Eddie?
- Oh, birdwatching.
- So, what do you think?
You in?
(exciting music)
(liquid gurgling)
Mom, I'm going to Eddie's
to play video games. - Okay, have fun.
- Mom, I'm going to bed. - Good night, sweetie.
- Mom, I'm off to find a meteorite.
- [Mother] Take your jacket.
(lively music)
- So, when an asteroid collides with a planet,
they can create meteoroids that launch out into space.
They reckon there at least like 10,000 other planets
with similar mass and atmosphere to Earth.
If a meteorite was to, sorry, I'm rambling.
- Oh, I don't mind.
- If a meteorite carrying the right microbes landed
on any of them, it could create life on that planet.
How amazing is that?
- Life, like aliens? - Maybe we're the aliens.
- Guys, how much further?
Can we take a break?
(cheerful music)
(Alex chuckling)
Dude, it's been hours.
Can we head back yet?
I'm hungry.
- You're literally eating.
- And it's cold.
Where the hell is she going now?
- I'll check it out, just, just wait here.
- Good idea, conserve my energy.
(playful music)
- We should've reached the landing point by now.
- Maybe it landed further up.
- No, it was definitely around here somewhere.
I'm sure of it.
Unless it burnt up on entry.
This whole thing's been a waste of time.
- Definitely wasn't a waste.
- I just, I just, ah, mean it was nice to hang out
with you, and I, I, I learned a lot about the stars.
And I actually wanted to ask you, ah.
(sheep bleating)
(lively music)
(foreboding music)
- [Eddie] Oy, Phoenix?
Come in, Phoenix. - Yeah, we're fine.
- Where'd you guys go?
Hello?
- Can you hear me?
Red Hawk?
Can you hear me?
(Alex hitting walkie-talkie)
- Alex?
(tense music)
Don't touch it.
- What even is it?
(menacing music)
(Stacey gasping)
(alien growling)
(static hissing)
- [Eddie] Come in, Phoenix, where the hell are ya?
(ominous music)
(alien growling)
(upbeat music)
- [Eddie] Come in, Phoenix.
Are you guys making out?
Look, serious, there's a meteor shower.
(foreboding music)
- That ain't no meteor shower.
- Why are you covered in goo?
Where did you get a gun?
Can I have a go?
- [Alex] Maybe later.
(foreboding music continues)