
末日孤舰 (2014)
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Adam Baldwin as XO Mike Slattery
Episodes 56
Prequel 1: I Am Dr. Rachel Scott
Having just discovered a new virus that could drive man to extinction, a young doctor begins a video journal to track her progress in preventing a global pandemic.
Read MorePrequel 2: It May Pre-Date Humankind
Dr. Scott outlines her theory on how global warming might have exposed the modern world to an ancient virus to which we have no natural immunity.
Read MorePrequel 3: Can You Still Hear Me?
Dr. Scott pleads with her government benefactors for a ship to take her to the arctic so she can trace the deadly virus to its possible source.
Read MorePrequel 4: The Clock Is Ticking
Despite ridicule from her fellow scientists, Dr. Scott's concern over the new virus is amplified by the discovery of three new cases outside the original hot zone.
Read MorePrequel 5: Avoid Populated Areas
Dr. Scott shares her research with someone close to her - along with a plea to avoid populated areas - as she prepares to chase down a cure for the rapidly spreading virus.
Read MorePrequel 6: A Proper Goodbye
About to board the USS Nathan James, Dr. Rachel Scott imparts a final note of urgency about the threat that mankind faces, revealing that the fate of humanity hangs on the success of her mission.
Read More第六阶段
Tom Chandler舰长和美国海军阿利·伯克级驱逐舰“内森·詹姆斯号”的全体船员正在北极圈内执行为期四个月的常规任务。船上搭乘了两名滤过性病原体学者——Rachel Scott博士和Quincy Tophet博士,告诉Chandler舰长他们将在目的地从事鸟类研究。当他们遭遇一群叛变的俄罗斯士兵的袭击之后,Chandler这才发现这两名病毒专家的真正任务是收集一种致命病毒的病原体样本。七个月前,这种致命病毒开始在全球范围内爆发。当“内森·詹姆斯号”在巴伦支海游弋的时候,这种病毒已经导致全球过半人口死亡。重新组建的美国临时政府命令“内森·詹姆斯号”立刻返回美国本土,但Chandler和他的船员知道那已不再是他们离开时的家园,他们一旦回去就会成为被利用的工具。要想成功研制出抗毒解药,最安全的地方就是大海——在他们自己的船上。
Read More航海推测战略
“内森·詹姆斯号”逃离了关塔那摩湾后,开始往哥斯达黎加驶去。副轮机长钟在轮机室内听到了一些声音,就让另外两个助手拉起过滤器检查,没想到,着火了。舰桥顿时拉起警报,之后开始检查,发现海水吸入口被水草堵住了,导致故障。钟与Chandler舰长说明情况。这时,船上已经剩3000加仑淡水。许多人也病倒了,Chandler舰长让剩下的发电机发出的电分给CIC和斯科特博士的实验室。翌日,轮机发动了一小时就不再转动了,舰长、钟、二副和斯科特博士一起来到轮机室查看情况。他们开始商量对策。第三天,Chandler舰长发现起风了,就让舰员们把昨天准备的降落伞打到空中去,船才得以发动。舰内也有电了在舰桥内,格兰德森上尉用望远镜看到了海鸥,大家也看见了陆地。chandler舰长说着淡水。然后,全员就踏上陆地。
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