The Emergency The Sparticle Mystery

'Under 15, a world without adults.'

-What are we going to do?

-'You must travel to the Sparticle Project'

and realign our dimension with your dimension.

What's that building?

A nuclear power plant. I think something's wrong.

-It's insulin. I'm diabetic.

-I know what you're thinking.

Stay out of my head, Reese.

-I think a lot about you, Tee.

-I know you do.

-Hand it over, Fizz. The Dictaphone.

-Come back with my train.

What date is it?

Two days until we get into the Sparticle Project

and deliver the front door key to Kat and crew.

No. What day of the month is it?

Oh, it's the 16th.

-So it's definitely the 17th of October tomorrow?

-Definitely.

-What is it, Tia?

-It's my birthday tomorrow.

Oh, I get it. You want a party, but we're stuck on a train.

No, Callum! I'm turning 15.

15! At midnight I'm going to disappear into a parallel dimension.

That so bad?

-I'm joking, right?

-Well, don't.

What if my body parts get scattered in space

-and I don't make it through in one piece?

-It's not going to happen, Tia.

It's easy for you to say. It's not your birthday tomorrow!

I don't understand what you're getting all moody for.

Well, say something.

Look, one last push, one more day

and we'll be at The Sparticle Project.

I bet you Callum's waiting for you.

-Us.

-We need to eat and rest.

-Have you forgotten about the nuclear power stations?

-Hardly.

So if we don't bring back the adults, the whole planet's

-going to go toxic, big time.

-Not tonight it isn't.

Tomorrow is going to be the biggest day of our lives.

-We need to be rested for it.

-But...

-Look! No. We're going to kip

here tonight and then we leave first thing in the morning. That's final.

Ami, don't forget your insulin.

-Where's Reese?

-I won't miss that when life goes back to the way it was.

-What's that?

-Not hearing you say, "Where's Reese?"

Let's hope she's gone for good this time.

Sadiq, you sure we're safe here?

Gates are locked, Jordie.

It's odd.

All this food, games and stuff on the lorries...

Why aren't there any kids around?

Level nine!

Nice dog.

Get out now! Unlock the gates!

What's the matter with you? Let go!

Take her.

Sadiq!

Think we've sussed the lack of kids.

-Ami!

-It's his diabetes. Where's his insulin?

It's in there.

We need to get to a hospital. I'll get the map.

-But there won't be any doctors.

-No, but there'll be insulin. Quick!

We'll never be short of things to say for Show and Tell

when we go back to school.

I don't want to go back to school.

I've learnt a lot more since the adults disappeared.

Tia's turning 15 tomorrow.

She's not going to vanish, is she?

I mean, that can't really happen, can it?

-We need to go right.

-Then go right.

-The points are set to the left.

-The brakes... Apply the brakes!

-It's not going to stop in time.

We're going off course.

-Now what?

-I can see some points up ahead.

If we can change them, then we'll be back on course.

So we just have to fetch the key.

All right. This is sounding hopeful.

My granddad showed me...once.

-The key should be in the guard's van.

-What's happening?

Jeff, can I have a word?

Got a little local difficulty.

We'll talk later, Tee. Chill out.

We're going to help.

The key should be at the back.

The doors are locked.

They're watching us.

-Oh, please, someone shut her up.

-We need to smash these open.

I'll get the tools.

-They're open.

-Jordan. Come on, Jordan, they're opening.

The hospital's got its own emergency power supply.

Where do we go to get the insulin?

Pharmacy - that's it!

-Look, get Ami on the bed.

-I've found the switch.

Help lift his legs up.

Jordan, get on the bed. Look after Ami. Sadiq, unlock the wheels.

Sadiq, what have you done? Stop it.

-I'm trying.

-Stop it.

-I'm trying. I don't know what to do.

-Stop it now.

-This is only an emergency.

-I don't work in a hospital.

-What do you want me to do?

-You can't even drive a bed.

OK, go. Go!

Come on.

Reese, get behind me.

-I've gone blind.

-The generator must have died.

Slow down! Watch out!

Hey, come on, Ami needs his insulin. Look how pale he is now.

Quick.

Come on.

Go left.

Find the insulin.

Over here.

Ami has to keep his insulin cool in a flask. That's it, Jordie.

Come on, let's go.

Syringe?

Here.

Reese, roll up his sleeve.

His blood-sugar levels are sky high.

Is it like squash? Do you have to add water to make it less strong?

Shut up, Reese.

She's right. Give him that and you'll kill him.

The dose is 10 mils at 0.05 molar solution.

This is 0.5. Didn't you ever do decimals at school?

Wait. Who are you? How do we know we can trust you?

You don't. Got a better idea?

-What's your friend's name?

-Ami.

Ami...

Ami, can you hear me? Ami...

What's going on?

I'm thirsty.

We thought you were going to die.

What, me? Nah.

Here, take these.

You need to rehydrate Ami, so plenty of water. But he'll be fine.

You need to go. You must leave

straightaway. It's so important. Do you understand?

And don't touch anything on the way out, especially the generator.

Hey! Thank you.

You heard what she said. Come on.

And don't forget your injections again.

Come on, guys.

They're still watching us.

Who is? Tell me.

You know that I hate you.

I hate you too.

-Have you done it yet?

-Just keep a lookout for any oncoming trains.

Stay on the platform.

Don't want no live jive bunnies jumping on the track.

You know Tia's convinced herself she's on a one way ticket

out of this dimension at midnight and you don't seem fussed.

It's my way, Callum.

T knows that. She's all intense.

I'm light, bright, no worries.

-You're talking like you're in a relationship.

-We are.

Kind of.

Set up home, left home,

went on the road...by steam train.

Wow. Life's good.

Look. That's shifting it.

Jeffrey, you know it's not the real deal.

If you want Tia to be your girl,

-you'd better get a move on.

-Why? You're not...?

Oh, come on. Only got eyes for clever Kat.

What I'm trying to say is, it's not just the adults

-we're bringing back, is it? It's the competition.

-Competition?

Don't get me wrong, I think you're cool. But will she?

Like, when all the older lads return?

-Full steam ahead!

-The steam pressure's dropping.

Fill up the fire box!

-With what?

-Eh...coal?

Errr! It's all gone.

It's not our fault!

You took so long tinkering trackside!

We've lost her. There's no way to get her going again without fuel.

Let's see if we can find some coal in that village.

Yeah, let's.

-Has anyone got a wheelbarrow?

-Good idea!

Let's go in the morning. It'll be dark soon

-and things'll look better when we've had a good sleep.

-Yeah.

Let's hope Tia feels the same way.

Let's just crash here.

There's plenty of beds.

You heard Flo Nightingale! We're going!

Everyone that wants to stay the night, vote now!

-RUN!

-GET THEM!

-Go. Go. Go!

-Back to the entrance.

-Hurry!

-Which way?!

-This way!

-Come on! This way!

-Come on!

Hurry! Get to the van!

That's it.

Ami! Where's Ami?

You left Ami behind!

Jed.

Beth.

-You know what we've got to do, don't ya?

-No, please.

Not my brother, not Kyle, please.

And when I've dealt with him I'll go looking for your little friend, Ami.

Come on.

I've rebooted the main circuits

and I still don't think it's going to be enough.

-Have you been round all the others wards yet?

-No.

You need to get to it immediately.

Equipment might still be running on automatic.

They all need switching off.

You know what will happen if you slip up again, don't you?

Yes, Jed. You can trust me.

-Let's go.

-We've got to go back in.

Back in there? With them?

The girl who gave me insulin is in huge trouble for letting us in.

-That kid with the crutches is going to kill her brother.

-Kill him?

-Why?

-I don't know! You saw him!

-Does he need a reason?

-It's way too dangerous.

But she saved my life. I'd be dead if it wasn't for her.

I'm going in.

With or without you.

It's working. She's watching!

I TOLD you.

In here!

-We're going in.

-In and out, yeah?

-Well, obviously.

You two quite finished?

-Come on.

-No! No stop!

-It's all right, Beth.

-Trust me!

-Leave me along. What are you doing?

We're trying to save your brother.

I don't need to be rescued. My brother's in there!

Follow me.

Babies?

This is my brother, Kyle.

-He's just a baby.

-What are they doing here?

They want to save the babies.

How? We've had to switch off Kyle's incubator!

Please tell us what's going on.

You messed with the generator!

We'd been rationing the fuel, thousands of gallons

in reserve and then you went and fired up the whole hospital!

All the lights, all the machines, on every ward, on every floor.

You plunged us into a life and death emergency.

I thought you were going to hurt Kyle.

Hurt him? No, we had to switch off an incubator.

And since I was so angry at Beth, I decided it had to be Kyle's.

I didn't want to let him die, so he's taking his chances in there

with my little sister Ellie.

Look. If you don't find a replacement

fuel for the thousands of gallons you wasted, Kyle and Ellie will die.

We can't stay, I'm sorry.

We're on a Quest.

To bring back the adults.

I thought there was some kind of terrorist wipe-out.

No. It was a scientific experiment, but it went wrong.

The adults are fine. They're just in a parallel dimension.

Invisible...but safe.

So my mum's alive?

Yeah, and so are we.

-For the moment.

-Unless we reunite the two

dimensions quickly, all the power plants in our one

will go, well, nuclear.

We've got to think about the good of everyone.

Do you have a sister?

Yeah. A half sister.

Frankie.

And if it was Frankie in there...

would you still want to save the planet and let her die?

Or would you put her first?

If that was Jeff in there,

I'd be staying and helping, no matter what.

We can do both.

-Reese, if this is another one of your performances...

-It's not.

We can get fuel for the Hospital

and get on with the Quest.

-I know how. Don't worry.

-It's getting darker.

Did you think of that?

Absolutely. Can we stay here for the night,

if we fix everything in the morning?

Please.

Thank you. Sorted.

Want a cuddle?

You've already given me your best necklace.

What's going on?

Nothing. I just wanted you to know how special you are

and...how much I'm going to miss you.

But when the adults come back, we'll still live next door.

Like we always have done! BORING!

Frankie! Bedtime.

Frankie!

I've heard it's your birthday tomorrow.

You know it was a one off, don't you?

The adults disappearing.

Yeah, course I do.

When you wake up, you'll still be here,

with us, with me.

You in your compartment and me in mine.

Jeffrey...

..you know how it is with us...

-I just... I...

-Night, T.

Goodbye. I mean, goodnight.

You know, if it were to happen,

if you were to disappear, I'll take care of the kids.

Look after them until their parents get back.

'Jeffrey... I need to tell you something...

'because I might never see you again.'

'I love you.'

'I love you.'

Reese is right.

There's enough fuel in that thing to power the hospital for a year.

And you're sure you can do this, yeah?

Trained gymnast.

-Come here, doggie. Come on.

-Who's a good boy! That's it.

-That's it. Who's a good boy!

-Where's she going?

Err. I don't know. Come here.

That's it. Yeah, well done.

Yes, Ami, go for it.

Come on, Ami. You can do it.

That's way too dangerous.

-That's it, that's it.

-He's a trained gymnast.

-Good boy. Who's a good boy.

-That's it.

-Ami!

-Talk to us, mate.

-You OK?!

-Ami!

-Ami, are you all right?!

SHE TUTS

Ami, just move slowly.

SHE TUTS

Looking for this?

-Reese.

-And on top of everything else she's a dog whisperer!

And on top of being crazy and stupid, you mean.

No-one should approach a strange dog like that!

-What do I do?!

-Ram it into gear and then floor it!

Come on.

-SHE SCREAMS

-MY SHOE!

Forget about your stupid shoe!

-Go, Ami.

-Go!

He's a worse driver than Sadiq!

Impossible!

That's it. The hospital tanks are almost full.

I'm still here! I'm alive! I'm 15 and nothing's happened.

Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me! That's my necklace.

Ow! But you said it was a token of how special I was to you.

That was yesterday when I thought things were going to be different,

but they're not, they're the same as yesterday.

-Where's Jeffrey?

-With Callum.

This baby's run out of fuel.

We're going to need a leaner, greener mode of transportation.

That doesn't look leaner to me.

The note.

Listen up, guys. I've been thinking about stuff and

I reckon we need a new tribe leader for the final leg of the Quest.

Someone who's smart, sussed and won't bottle it in a crisis.

-Reese.

-Ha.

-Reese?

-Reese is the one who's got something special.

And not just the sixth sense stuff.

She even saved the babies.

-Yeah and saved Kat from overdosing Ami..

-You're NOT serious.

Actually it makes sense.

Ever since the disappearance, Reese has never been wrong.

Reese! Want to be tribe leader?

Only if you get me a new pair of shoes!

The last leg of the Quest, guys!

Last four legs, you mean!

One horsepower!

This one's easier to feed.

-So, you're still here, then.

-Yeah.

I feel a bit stupid.

-Well, don't.

-All the over the top stuff you do when you think

you're never going to see someone again.

-Like, notes...that kind of thing.

-What note?

Happy birthday, T.

Great Quetzalcoatl.

As foretold in our scriptures return to slay the minotaur.

Hello. Is anybody there?

SCREAMS, ALARM BLARES

-Reese, no, that's live electricity!

-Incapacitate them.

Kat, look at the screen.

Katherine.

Daddy.