Project Blue Book

Previously on "Project Blue Book"...

What do you know about all of this?

If I had all the answers, I wouldn't need you,

would I? Need me?

What the hell did you expect?

I expected to discover the truth.

I expected a partner who would back me up!

That's a negative. We are done here.

This is the breakthrough we've been waiting for.

Aah!

I'm glad you feel that way...

because there's something I need you to do.

Ican't keep doing this.

What are you saying?

Project Blue Book.

You need to make a choice, now.

Project Blue Book.

This is Dr. Allen Hynek.

You're still there.

I'm just trying to get organized.

You're having second thoughts.

Allen?

Yes.

No, I mean no. I just...

I can't talk right now, Mimi.

I keep feeling like...

like we're in danger.

We're fine. I promise.

Just...

I'll be home soon.

Okay.

Bye.

Bye.

I always thought she was lovelier than the others.

Hmm.

I can see why you became so infatuated.

You went through my personal things.

It was a revelation, really.

Do you know why? 'Cause you were right.

She is the key.

You're just not using your... asset fully.

What are you suggesting?

Let's say Mrs. Hynek were

to have a dalliance of sorts

and it was photographed.

I'll bet her husband,

the esteemed professor and Air Force lackey,

would do just about anything

to keep those photos out of the public eye.

Maybe even betray his country.

I thought you would've been excited

about the idea.

Oh, I see.

You're worried about betraying

your "friendship" with her.

Oh.

Is that gonna be a problem, this time?

I have given you

enough chances

and, if you don't do as I wish,

I will find my own version of blackmail.

Hit me.

Why?

I said,

hit. me.

Why would I do that?

Unh!

What the fuck was that?

Using my asset fully will not be a problem.

I'll keep you posted.

Oh.

If they don't have an appointment,

I can't just... Afternoon, Captain.

- Any coffee on? - Dr. Hynek is here.

Yes. Totally understood.

You're here.

Had to catch up on some paperwork.

Aren't you supposed to be teaching a class?

Well, I had some files I wanted to go through first.

All of them?

What the hell is this?

Resignation letter?

I assumed you'd need some sort of documentation.

This a joke?

No.

I don't know what to say.

I'm sorry. You know how difficult

this has been. I... I take that back.

I know what to say.

What are you doing with those files?

These are my research.

But you don't own your research

while you work for Project Blue Book.

Generals made that clear from day one.

This whole science of UFOlogy, the...

the classification system? I created that.

I am entitled to my work.

You're entitled to get your ass kicked,

if you try to steal Air Force material

from under my nose again. Gentlemen.

I-I'm sorry to interrupt.

- Not now. - There's a couple here...

Not now, Faye!

Sir, I asked you to wait outside.

I understand, but we can't.

My husband needs your help.

Who are you? How'd you get on this base?

I have military ID, sir.

I'm Thomas and this is my wife, Vivian.

Well, Thomas, I'm sorry, but,

we don't see people who don't have appointments.

I already tried that, sir.

We're not leavin'.

Faye, can you get a couple MPs

to escort these two off of the...

We are not leavin'.

Thomas, no.

- It's okay, baby. - What's happenin' here?

We traveled a long way

and we have nowhere left to turn.

I need your help...

Don't!

Do you need a doctor?

I've been to the doctors.

But they can't help because they don't

understand who did this to me.

Did what to you?

Abducted me.

The aliens who abducted me.

Go lock the front door.

We have no choice now. Go.

You're wrong, you know. You do have a choice.

Put the gun down, no one gets hurt.

We can work out whatever you need.

Oh, you think I'd believe that,

comin' from you?

You're Captain Quinn, right?

- We know each other? - We spoke on the phone

about nine months ago.

The Army man.

Do you remember what you told me?

Have to say it's slippin' my mind right now.

You said it sounded like a wild story.

You'll get back to me.

Now it's only gotten worse.

This is the one. He called Blue Book?

- Before your time. - Kept callin' once a week

after that. What is this all about?

Staff Sergeant Thomas Mann, here, claims that

aliens kidnapped him from his car.

I'm Dr. Allen Hynek. I'm also a member

of Project Blue Book. Doc.

I'd like to hear your story.

That's why you're here, right,

to tell your story, so that way,

you can get some help?

None of the doctors have been able

to tell us what's wrong.

We didn't know where else to go.

Would you like to sit down?

- Doc. - The man is in pain.

We can't help him, unless we know

what he's been through, Captain.

You're right.

A-And I'm sorry.

We've been so busy here.

T-Take a seat.

But everyone has to get up against that wall.

I'm not puttin' the gun away.

That's okay.

I'm just gonna get my pen

and, uh, a booklet,

so that I can take some notes.

Please, sit down.

Just... start from wherever you like.

Um...

It was last spring.

I was drivin' back home after workin' late.

Where's home?

New Hampshire.

There was no moon that night, just a sky full of stars.

Then I see one fallin'

and, mind you, I see shootin' stars up there all the time.

But, this one, it split apart into three pieces.

I couldn't believe my eyes, at first.

So I slammed on my brakes.

And these things were like watchin' me.

I see this other, larger, craft coming down.

Then this light,

brighter than any sun, starts comin' down.

Thing is,

it didn't hurt my eyes.

I look up.

That's when I start feeling it.

This... This energy passin' through my body

and it's holding me in place.

I'm trying so hard to move, but I can't.

Then, this

pulling sensation, like I'm being lifted up!

I'm tryin' to scream, but nothing comes out.