Space pups

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Cadet: (Narrating) Space. For some, it's a curiosity. For me, it's my passion, and for as long as I can remember, It's always been my dream to travel beyond our planet. Thankfully, the road was paved for me long before I was born.

President Kennedy: I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the Earth.

Cadet: (Narrating) After Apollo 11 took us there, becoming an astronaut became the dream of every young boy and girl around the world. And the space program grew, and the stars were no longer just something to look up at, but a new frontier to explore. My dad and Uncle Sherbet were one of them along with their master, Virgil Tracy knows all about space flight. They followed the footsteps of billionaire ex-astronaut, Jeff Tracy.

Things changed after that, now, they, Jeff and the rest of the family run an organisation called International Rescue. When disaster strikes anywhere in the world-they are always first on the scene. They go by the name they gave their incredible machines: The Thunderbirds.

As it happened, there was a way to go to space, Space Camp, where this year, the first prize to their annual summer competition was a trip to the International Space Station. I knew everything there was to know about space, which I was hoping might be just enough to make it into the competition. I can remember the fateful day it all began like it was yesterday.

(The Movie begins with Cadet piloting in Thunderpaw 2's simulator.)

Computer: Mission Success.

Cadet: Yes! Bullseye!

Mizu: Yay! We did it!

Macy: Take that fire!

Bud: That was amazing!

Cresendo: Nice shot!

(Then a man named Col. Roy Manley came in with a astronaut mascot.)

Col.Manley: It is an honor to meet the best dog pilot in our competition.

Cadet: This is all I've ever wanted to become,and I can fly anything you throw at me.

Col.Manley: You sure you have what it takes to pilot a spaceship to the stars?

Cadet: Yes, indeed, sir.

Col.Manley: Congratulations, Cadet, Mizu, Macy, Bud and Cresendo. I'm Col. Roy Manley. Have your dad, Uncle Sherbet, Uncle Rubble and Virgil Tracy to call me, and, uh, we can meet later and have them sign those forms then.

Bud: (Narrating) But no man works alone, and in order to compete against the reigning champs at Space Camp, we were going to need a world-class team ourselves.

(We cut to the Thunderbird Silo where Brains introduce him to Pig.)

Brains: Pig, this is Col.Manley.

Col.Manley: Pig (He gives him the contract.)

Cadet: (Narrating) Pig, the mechanic.

Pig: Sweet home Alabama. Thank you, mister. I mean...that could be a challenge.

(We cut to Pig's friend, Fox at her home where she is drawing on her desk.)

Mrs Fox: Fox, this is Mr Marley.

Macy: (Narrating) Fox, the rocket engineer.

Col.Manley: Did you design these blueprints?

Fox: My dad works at the observatory and I'm kinda fascinating with it as the rocket science girl.

(We cut to Hippo's house.)

Mr Hippo: Hippo, there's somebody here to see you.

Mizu: (Narrating) Hippo, also the mechanic.

Hippo: Yes! Thank you, mister.

(We cut to Kangaroo Beach HQ.)

Sandy: Hey, cadets! I got someone here to see you lot.

Cadet: (Narrating) Pounce, Gemma, Frizzy and Neville, Navigators, Astrophysicists and professional safety officers.

Pounce: Wicked! Thanks, mister!

Gemma: Thank you, sir!

Frizzy: Wonderful!

Neville: Thanks for the gift, sir.

(We cut to Tag's family garage and Scooch's house.)

Sgt Pooch: Scooch dear, there is someone here to see you.

Grandpa Barker: Tag, a Mr Marley is here to see you.

Cresendo: (Narrating) Tag Barker and Scooch Pooch, pilot and crew chief.

Col.Manley: I see you are the pilot and crew chief.

Scooch: Thanks, being crew chief is kinda my thing.

Col.Manley: Well then, welcome to the team.

Tag: Oh wow!

Scooch: Thanks for the gift, sir.

Cadet: (Narrating) Now the four of us just needed to convince Dad, Uncle Sherbet, Uncle Rubble and their owner to let me go, and, so far, they weren't budging.

(We cut to Cadet, Mizu, Macy and Bud who are helping Kairi cooking in the kitchen when Sherbet and Rubble came back from another mission along with Little Timber who just got back from space in Thunderpaw 6.)

Cadet and Mizu: Hello Virgil. Hi dad. Hi, Uncle Sherbet

Macy: Hi, Uncle Rubble. How was the mission?

Rubble: Well, seems okay, the workers could have end up being cooked. What's that I smell?

Mizu: It's nothing special, just some chili that we cook up with Grandma.

Sherbet: Wow. I didn't know it was a special occasion.

Cresendo: Well, there's something important we want to ask you.

Rubble: Alright, what is it?

Macy: So...Can we go space camp?

Little Timber: No, you're not going to Space Camp. All right, this is the last time we're gonna have this conversation. Do you pups remember what happened to everyone in the Tracy household but Alan, who was too young to remember?

Cadet: That's right. Jeff and Brains build the TV-21. He invested everything into it. But the Hood sabotaged it in flight and he had to abandon the plane somewhere over the Mariana Trench, rather than let that villain get his hands on it.

Mizu: But some time later, you guys tried to retrieve it after it was stolen from the mechanic.

Little TImber: Yeah, but in the end, he overloaded the fusion generators of TV-21, resulting in a massive explosion that destroyed TV-21 alongside the survey craft, to cover his tracks.

Cadet: But, hey, all that was salvaged from the craft was a hat that Jeff used to wear.

Little Timber: I know but now, no pup in this family is gonna enter a competition where the first prize is a ride on the next space project.

(We cut to the pups where Cadet's using his holographic computer where he fakes a voice recorder to make it sound like Jeff and fake the six adult's signature on the application. At dinner time while everyone's eating, Mizu plays the recorder to them in the kitchen.)

Jeff's voice mail: I apologize for the late notice, Sherbet. I finished work ahead of schedule. If it's okay with you, I'd like to pick the pups up this Monday at 10:00 for our camping trip.

Sherbet: That's odd. I can't remember the last time he said, "I'm sorry."

Cresendo: (Narrating) Amazing how things just work out sometimes. I didn't know it then, but Space Camp was going to be one of the most important moments of my life.

(We cut to Jeff's private jet landing at the rocket center.)

Bud: Thanks for the lift, Jeff.

Jeff: Anytime, pups and remember: lay low.

Pups: We will.

(We cut to the space bunker where they reunites with his friends.)

Pups: Guys!

Pig, Fox, Hippo, Pounce, Gemma, Frizzy, Neville, Tag and Scooch: Pups!

(We cut to mission control at NASA where they detected some space debris coming at the ISS. We cut to the ISS.)

Man on P.A: Attention, all NASA personnel, debris from satellite collision is entering safety perimeter of ISS. Commander Koslav, this is Houston Control. You need to complete your resupply mission and have your crew return to the station. Sector four-niner is reporting a collision between two comm satellites.

Commander Koslav: Roger that.

Crew member: Something also, high fluid thermal conditioning is (Radio static.)

Man on P.A: COPY-

Crew member: Thermal conditioning not required. Initiating debris avoidance maneuver. Uh, we mentioned earlier about that, uh, you can expect the pump...0200 with 19 on the boards at 3K. Okay, Houston, debris appears to have cleared the ISS.

(We cut to the animal's first day of space camp.)

Dr. Barnhart: Good morning, Space Camp. I'm Dr. Deborah Barnhart, CEO of the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. Your first briefing is going to be from Commander Phillips, one of the most distinguished and well-qualified people at NASA, and he wants to begin this morning with a few personal words for you. - Commander Phillips.

(The animals give applause.)

Commander Phillips: Greetings, Space Campers. Heh. So how about a bit of love for my home state of Alabama? It's a pleasure to have such a dedicated group of young people as part of this competition. See, some people think that we've lost our interest in space, that your generation has grown up with other interests, but we need you. We need you, because we want to prove that that is not true, that they're wrong. Now, starting today, you'll be matched against each other in competition. Now, you will be scored on timing, strength and endurance. We will also test your science ability. Now, all of these tests are to determine not only your leadership skills, but also to see how you work as a team. Now, I want to hear my favorite words here at Space Camp, "Mission Control, we are go for launch."

The animals: We are go for launch!

Commander Phillips: Ah. Now have a great Space Camp, everyone.

(The animals cheered.)

Commander Phillips: At the conclusion of these six days, the team that scores the most points will be the first animals to travel to the Space Station on Orion Two, the next stage ofthe next generation of space travel.

(The animals cheered.)

Commander Phillips: Good luck, trainees, and let the games begin. Are you ready?

The animals: Yes, sir!

Commander Phillips: All right. Well, dismissed.

(We cut to the animals beginning their training, the games are to test their skills. We cut back to the ISS which is about have trouble.)

Commander Koslav: En route there now. Commander Koslav out. (Electricity cracking and gas hissing.) We're losing pressure. Get out of here and close the hatch.

Crew member: You'll be locked off.

Commander Koslav: Do it! I'll be right behind you.

Man on P.A: Space Station, do you copy?

(We cut to the g-force training enter.)

Commander Phillips: During takeoff and reentry, an astronaut is subjected to extreme g-forces. The centrifuge mimics those forces. Also known as the machine that makes you puke.

(They begin their training simulation. We can see Tag and Scooch in their seats.)

Tag and Scooch: (Both yelling)

(Cut to them getting sick.)

Tag: That was harsh!

Scooch: I think I'm gonna be sick!

Commander Phillips: It's only the first day. I suggest you guys get some rest. You're gonna need it.

(We cut to the animals doing their own things at the rocket centre before cutting to Sherbet looking around inside of some space storage warehouse and found an old radio.)

Cadet: (Starts up the old radio.) This is GRT...KC2A. Anyone there? GRT KC2A, come in.

(We cut to Jeff helping Alan with Thunderbird 3.)

Cadet: Hey, Jeff.

Jeff: Hey, I was just wishing you were here.

Cadet: Just totally aced putting up the tent. Piece of cake, huh?

Jeff: Yeah.

Cadet: Do you know a astronaut named Cpt.Lee Taylor? He came into the center yesterday while I was giving a tour, and I mentioned how awesome you and him are, and, well, he seemed to know each other.

Jeff: Yeah. I used to know him. He and I were the first two men to land on Mars.

Cadet: Really?

Jeff: Yeah, After many months' traveling to the planet, our descent through the atmosphere was almost aborted after a huge dust storm was consuming the planet but we decided to challenge the risk anyway and succeeded.

(We cut to day two of the training where it is held at the discovery shuttle simulation. Cadet, Macy, Cresendo, Tag, Pig, Fox and Hippo are inside the shuttle while Mizu, Bud, Scooch, Pounce, Gemma, Frizzy and Neville are at the mission controls.)

Commander Phillips: For this next test, you have 24 hours to launch the Discovery. You will dock with the International Space Station. You will launch a satellite, and then you will safely bring the Discovery back to planet Earth. Now, before we launch, are there any questions?

Macy: We're good.

Pig: Good.

Bud: Let's light this bad boy.

Mizu: We are go for launch.

Cresendo: Let's burn this kennel.

Commander Phillips: My favorite words.

Scooch: Auto sequence start in T-minus 5, 4, 3,2,1.

Pounce: Solid rocket booster ignition.

Commander Phillips: Discovery, you have cleared the tower.

(We can see the launch and the whole journey to space on the simulation screen.)

Commander Phillips: Commence 120-degree roll maneuver. Discovery, you have approximately five seconds for SRB burnout. We have SRB separation. Congratulations, Discovery.

Cadet: Yeah!

Tag: Yeah.

Pig: Whoo!

Hippo: Awesome.

Fox: Did it.

(We now see the Discovery Shuttle approaching to the ISS.)

Commander Phillips: Now let's prepare for the second phase of your mission.

(We cut to Cadet, Fox and Hippo are getting the satellite ready in position.)

Hippo: Now hand me the drill for that V4 valve over there.

Cadet: Okay

Tag: Satellite ready for deployment.

Gemma: Steady as she goes.

Pig: Don't overtorque it

Hippo: I'm a mechanic, remember? I'm not gonna strip it.

Tag: Be nice, guys.

Cresendo: Come on, you lot. Focus on your work on the launch.

Cadet: Pick this up, Hippo. Let's go.

Hippo: We're not gonna miss our window. Give me a minute.

(We cut back to the shuttle.)

Macy: Fire OMS at 60% to adjust attitude for reentry.

Cadet: We can get there faster at 80%.

Cresendo: What's the hurry?

Cadet: It's a shortcut. Don't we want to beat those guys' time?

(Macy nodded.)

Macy: We're not too sure about this, guys.

(As the shuttle heads for re-entry.)

Commander Phillips: Discovery, you're coming in too steep. You're gonna burn up.

Bud: Throttle back, Cresendo, Macy.

Cresendo: Not yet.

Mizu: Even I wouldn't use that much power.

(Hippo rush over and grabs the throttle but Cadet, Macy, Cresendo, Tag, Pig, Fox, Pounce and Gemma tries to stop him.)

Hippo: We can push back harder.

Fox: Back in your seat.

Commander Phillips: You've got about five seconds before you're all french fries.

Neville: We've got multiple systems failure.

Pig: Let go, Hippo.

Hippo: I can veer off. Give me the throttle!

(Alarms blare.)

Commander Phillips: Sit down. Mission's over.

(Outside the simulation.)

Commander Phillips: What went wrong?

Scooch: They came in way too fast.

Macy: We told you.

Cadet: We could have made it.

Commander Phillips: Hey, excuses are the cornerstone of failure, and make no mistake, there were numerous failures up there. Like failing to ask for help or grabbing the controls or... opting for speed when precision was called for. Someone got too caught up in giving orders.

Cadet: The goal is to win.

Commander Phillips: No. Hey, the goal is to get back safely. Now, do you know why so few people become astronauts?

Pig: Because it is virtually impossible. The training weeds out everybody but the best and the brightest, the most disciplined, most devoted, but more importantly, the training weeds out the individuals...from the team players, sir?

Commander Phillips: Now I suggest you get back to the habitat and get some rest.

Cadet: Thanks for throwing me under the bus.

Hippo: You know what I can't figure out, Cadet? I'm the mechanical genius, Pig's a hacker, Fox is a rocket scientist, your siblings are whiz at keeping us safe, and Macy's a born pilot along with Cresendo's hardworking pup with good engineering skills. So what's your specialty? Helping your family flying planes and saving the world?

Pig: Come here, Hippo!

(Pig and Hippo started to tackled at each other but was stopped by Commander Phillips.)

Commander Phillips: Hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey. hey! Hey. HEY- The only thing you two are gonna be hitting is the showers. Now go on, Hippo.

(We cut at the space center where Cadet was looking at the stars till Commander Phillips showed up.)

Cadet: How'd you find me?

Commander Phillips: While you're asleep, we inject each one of you with a homing device so we can track you on GPS. (Chuckles) Groundskeeper called, said there was some debris on the moon. You're lucky I got here before they sandblasted you off.

Cadet: I'm sorry about the exercise. Hippo's right. I wanted to succeed so badly, I lost my focus. I think I should resign from the team.

Commander Phillips: Cadet, you think you're the only one who ever took a shortcut?

Cadet: You?

Commander Phillips: I was in Mission Control in 2003.

Cadet: Jeff told me about Captain Lee Taylor. So, how you stood by him?

Commander Phillips: Well, until I didn't.

Cadet: Until you couldn't anymore. You--

Commander Phillips: You stood by them as long as you could. He told me they lost it,

Commander Phillips: they hurt their own cause. He and I are like that sometimes.Well, sometimes being all-in, even over your head, is a good thing. It's better than wondering if you bailed out just a beat too soon.

Cadet: Nah, it was--

Commander Phillips: It was nobody's fault. Everybody did their job, but there isn't a day that goes by that we won't think about that accident. But you have to remember it is about the mission, not the man. You got it?

(Cadet nodded)

Commander Phillips: Come on. Let's go.

(We immediately cut back to the space station.)

Crew member: Emergency! We must evacuate to escape pod two. One has been compromised.

Crew member 2: Only three of us can fit in the escape pod. We must pick straws. Shortest straws stay behind.

(So the other three are left behind. We cut back to the space cadets.)

Commander Phillips: I don't know, but it's been said

Cadets: I don't know, but it's been said

Commander Phillips: Saturn Five is above our head

Cadets: Saturn Five is above our head

Commander Phillips: I don't know, but I been told

Cadets: I don't know, but I been told

Commander Phillips: Space Warriors are made of gold

Cadets: Space Warriors are made of gold

Commander Phillips: Carry on, Warriors.

Cadets: Titans, what are the three keys to victory?

Commander Phillips: Decision, domination, destruction.

Cadets: That's what I want to hear!

Commander Phillips: Let's go.

Cadets: One, two!

(We cut to the pups taking to Jeff.)

Jeff: Well, not every kid can be an astronaut, but--

Bud: Hold on, Jeff. We got another call.

Jeff: O-Okay.

Mizu: Hi, Mom, Dad, Uncle Sherbet, Uncle Rubble, Auntie Delilah. How are you?

Amelia: Good. What are you kids doing?

Macy: Lying. I mean frying. Uh, we--we caught fish.

Sherbet: Okay, that sounds good. Can we talk to Uncle Jeff, please.

Cadet: He's down by the river. Unfortunately he is so busy, and he really can't talk, but it's raining fish. He needs a bigger net.

Cresendo: We gotta go. Love you. Bye.

Rubble: Okay, love you, too.

Pig: Guys, break's over.

Mizu: We gotta go back...to work. Bye.

Jeff: Okay. Bye, pups.

(We cut back to the space station.)

Man on P.A: Soyuz escape pod is go for separation.

(We cut to Houston Control is alerted about it and contacts NASA in Alabama.)

Mission Control member: This is a stage-one alert for all staff of Houston Control. Due to deteriorating weather conditions, communication with the International Space Station is in jeopardy. Activate backup NASA control location, Marshall Space Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

Captain Yuri: Soyuz emergency escape pod to be jettisoned in 4, 3, 2, 1.

(The escaped pod launched. Meanwhile, in Thunderpaw 6.)

Little Timber: ISS, this is Paw Patrol International Thunderpaw. Do you need an assistance?

Mission Control Member: Negative, Paw Patrol International, we got this but we'll tell you when needed.

Little Timber: Roger that, I'll keep this line on, just in case.

(We cut back to Space Camp on their next challenge.)

Captain Phillips: Okay, this next challenge is one of my favorites. It simulates liftoff. You will launch and return your precious cargo, a fragile egg, without damaging it, using only cotton balls and tissue to protect it, all right?

(They got all prepared and ready.)

Fox: Ready to launch, Tag?

Tag: Ready, Fox.

(They pushed the button and launched till then it was success.)

Scooch: We're going to win this. The buggy competition is tomorrow. 25 points are awarded to the winner.

Pig: We need 23. How are we gonna do that?

Scooch: Relax, Pig, Tag told me that she won a worldwide competition for most skillful pilot, hand-eye coordination. Reflexes, guts under pressure. She's a natural.

Cadet: Go on. Get some rest.

All: Good night.

(We cut to the news.)

Trent: This is CNM breaking news. We're live from Houston, Texas,where Hurricane Nancy has picked up steam. Simon, what can you tell us?

Simon: Currently have a barometric pressure of 985 millibars, and the center is getting much closer as we speak.

(We cut to Mission Control.)

Marshall, this is Houston. Communication to Kazakhstan Space Center also being switched to your locale.

Col. Manley: Quiet on deck. Commander Phillips, from all of us here at Houston, good luck, and Godspeed.

Commander Phillips: All right, everyone. This is it. I need all hands on deck. Get me a secure line. I need to talk to Russia yesterday. Has International Rescue respond?

Woman: Yes, but we told to be on standby, just in case.

Commander Phillips: Good.

(We cut to the next and final of the training.)

Commander Phillips: Ladies and gentlemen,this is the moment you have all been waiting for.Now after a hard-fought week by all the teams,the Titans have a slight lead over the Warriors,so whoever wins the great moon buggy race will be our champion. Have a great, great race, everybody.

Cadet: Ready, Mizu?

Mizu: You bet I am, bro.

(And the race begins. As they speed up, one of its wheels comes loose.)

Mizu: Bro, guys, we have a situation!

Cadet: Don't worry, I'm on it!

(Cadet fixes the wheel and off they went till they finally won.)

Commander Phillips: We have a winner! A winner!

(The animals cheered)

Commander Phillips: Congratulations to the Warriors. The winner of Space Camp's Race to Space competition.

Cadet: Yay!

Mizu: We did it! We did it!

Macy: Best day of my life!

Bud: We won! We won!

Cresendo: This is gonna be the greatest summer ever!

Pig, Fox, Hippo, Pounce, Gemma, Frizzy, Neville, Tag and Scooch: Hooray!

(We cut back to IR HQ, where Sherbet was trying to call the pups.)

Sherbet: No calls, that's funny. Better call Jeff.

(Jeff picks up Sherbet's call.)

Jeff: Hey, Sherbet.

Sherbet: Hi, Jeff. I'm sorry to break in on your vacation, but, uh, can I talk to the pups for just a second?

Jeff: What makes you think they're with me?

Sherbet: With you? He's-- You--You're fishing.

Rubble: Sherbet, what's wrong? Oh, hello, Jeff.

Jeff: Hi, Rubble. No, I'm not picking them up till next week.

Rubble: Next week what, Jeff?

Sherbet: You didn't pick them up Monday?

Amelia: What's with all the commotion.?

Jeff: What are you talking about?

Rubble: Then they're missing?

Sherbet: But, Jeff, you left us a message.

Jeff: No, I didn't leave a message.

Amelia: Listen, Jeff, if this is some kind of sick joke that the two of you are playing on me, it's not funny.

Jeff: You mean to tell me that he's been missing for days?

Rubble: There's a message with you saying-- You said that-- You said that you finished work a week ahead of schedule and that you wanted to take the pups on a camping trip.

Jeff: No, that wasn't me.

Sherbet: Then, they must have maybe made a tape or something.

Amelia: Oh my goodness, the pups!

(We cut to Thunderpaw 6 where Amelia contacts Little Timber.)

Amelia: Tim!

Little Timber: Amelia, honey, are you alright? What's wrong

(We then cut to the meeting with Jeff, Lady Penelope and Parker in the lounge.)

Amelia:*In tears* Honey, Jeff, what are we gonna do?

Jeff: It's alright, They're safe. They're at the Space Camp.

Amelia: What?

Little Timber: How would we know?

Lady Penelope: They've been there the whole time. We weren't sure at first, but I made a phone call.

Rubble: Why am we still scared, not angry?

Lady Penelope: Well, I'm sure you're scared for them.

Jeff: Don't worry. The rage'll come. I'd give it about three minutes. Come on.

Lady Penelope: Let's go get the prisoners.

Amelia: L-we'll follow you.

Lady Penelope: Parker, Rex, bring the car around.

Rex: Yes, ma'am.

Parker: Right away, M'lady.

(We cut to Jeff's private jet and FAB 1 taking off into the skies.)

The animals: Yes, sir!

Commander Phillips: I'll see you all tomorrow night at graduation. Dismissed.

(Commander Phillip's phone rings.)

Commander Phillips: Lady Penelope?

(We cut to the pups where they saw six adults with Jeff and Lady Penelope looking absolutely furious and anxious at them.)

Cadet: Mom? Dad?

Mizu: Uncle Sherbet? Grandma?

Cresendo and Macy: Uncle Rubble?

Bud: Auntie Delilah?

Sherbet, Little Timber and Amelia: Kids!

Rubble and Kairi: Macy!

Delilah: Bud!

Sherbet: You silly pups! Why on earth did you do such a thing to us?! Don't you know how worried we were!

Little Timber: You two have some explaining to do!

Rubble: What were you thinking, young lady?! You are gonna face your parents, big time!

Kairi: I believe that absolutely qualifies as something to worry about!

Delilah: What on earth were you thinking? You could have been critically injured or worse!

Sherbet: This nonsense stops here and now, do you understand? Now go and apologize to your mother now.

Cadet: Mom?

Amelia: Sit down you pups. Now, there were about 30 seconds tonight when I thought you might be dead. And now I'm waiting to know why.

Cadet: But when something is so important and you only get to do it once, once in your whole life--

Lady Penelope: No. You lied to them.

Mizu: She'll never understand, Jeff.

Cresendo: We didn't lie to you we swear.

Jeff: No, don't talk right now, Pups. It's time to listen. You're old enough to take responsibility for what you do.

Amelia: Listen...Look, life isn't about where you're going or how fast. It's about how you get there. All right? L-it doesn't really matter what you had in your mind or your heart or how much you wanted it or how good your intentions were. All that really matters is what you do, because what we do is who we are.

Cadet: *Whimpered in tears* We're sorry. We're so very sorry, Mom.

Mizu: *Whimpered in tears* Yeah, so very sorry, Mom.

Macy,Bud and Cresendo: *Whimpered* Us too.

Amelia: It's--it's not about sorry this time, so you're gonna go, and you're gonna say goodbye to your teammates, and we'll be waiting for you to take you home.

(We cut back to the news)

Maria: In an unprecedented effort in modern history, the Russian space program is mounting what many are calling an emergency launch of a second Soyuz mission to the International Space Station. As one Soyuz rocket fuels for takeoff in Kazakhstan, a second Soyuz escape pod lands halfway around the world with three astronauts in Argentina.

Trent; The question now being asked across the globe: What exactly is going on at the International Space Station and what is International Rescue planning to do next for this type of typical rescue operation?

(We cut back to the adults and the pups.)

Little Timber: Uh, sorry about the family matters, everyone but we have a situation.

Col. Manley: Ladies and gentlemen, we have a critical life-support system anomaly. I need you to find me someone who understands exactly what's happening up there.

Sherbet: Don't worry, we're on it.

(Cut to IR HQ)

Little Timber: Chase, Skye and Everest, there's a Russian space station is struck by debris and begins to lose pressure. The crew head to the escape pod. However, the escape pod is designed to only carry three, so three are left behind. Houston Control have already been alerted about it and contacts NASA in Alabama.

Chase: F.A.B, we're on our way. Skye, Everest, the three will head to Thunderpaw 3. We're going to save those astronauts

Skye: F.A.B, Chase. Let's gear up.

Everest: Right behind you, Skye. Paw Patrol Thunderpaw are go!

(Chase, Skye and Everest sits on a pink sofa and a hydraulic arm takes her down into the transfer tunnel and identical sofa raises back up to disguise the transfer tunnel. The first sofa comes to rest on a converted Railway wagon which takes them though the transfer tunnel to the thunderpaw 3 storage and launch bay. The wagon slows and stops underneath the huge bulk of thunderpaw 3 and another hydraulic arm raises the sofa off the wagon and up though the access hatch of thunderpaw 3, the sofa locks into place and the three dogs are now inside thunderpaw 3. As they enter thunderpaw 3's elevator to take them up to the flight deck, the hydraulic arm lowers back down and the access hatch is sealed. The three are now at the flight deck, sitting at the cockpit seat, pull down their safety restraint and begins the pre flight checks.)

5 4 3 2 1

(Thunderpaw 3 blasts off)

Skye: Thunderpaw 3 is go!

(We cut back to Mission Control)

Commander Phillips: Paw Patrol International, there's a problem on the Space Station. Three astronauts escaped already, but three are left, and they're running out of oxygen.

Cadet: I heard something about a rescue attempt.

(Back to the news.)

Maria:The escape pod is only designed to carry three people,which means three crew members remained behind.In order to save oxygen, they have taken shelter in the Columbia module and powered down the rest of the station.

Trent: Meanwhile, we have just received from NASA that Paw Patrol International are on the way to help along with all eyes are on Russia, awaiting a timetable for the Soyuz rescue launch.

Commander Phillips: With no way to fix the damaged ammonia pumps, they're hoping to flood the oxygen-deprived module with hydrogen as a stopgap measure until the rescue ship arrives.

Reporter: The team aboard the International Space Station are now performing emergency procedures in an attempt to reduce oxygen consumption.

(We cut to Thunderpaw 3.)

Skye: The astronauts will run out of air before the rescue team can reach them in seven hours.

Everest: Well, what do you suggest?

Chase: Keep looking for other options.

(We cut back to Mission Control)

Cadet: Do you mean the astronauts up at the Station?

Little Timber: Yeah.

Mizu: They're gonna rescue them, right?

Commander Phillips: Well, they said that when debris ripped through the station, it hit an ammonia pump. Now the oxygen generators and the carbon dioxide removal system aren't working, and the only way to turn them on is from the outside.

Bud: Their life support is completely shut down?

Macy: Do they have reserves? How much air do they have left?

Man: Certainly not the seven hours they need.

Cadet: What you're saying is the cosmonauts won't survive until the rescue ship arrives?

Bud: I did the numbers. They'll arrive about half an hour after the guys run out of breathable air.

Man: What are we gonna do about it?

Col. Manley: I have an idea, but I don't think they'd believe a kid.

Commander Phillips: Hey, whatever happened to, "Let's win this"?

Col. Manley: Who's stepping up now?

Commander Phillips: Come on. We've got astronauts to save.

(We cut back to Thunderpaw 3, where Chase is taking the Rescue Pod to survey the damage.)

Chase: Thanks for the lift, Skye.

Skye: Anytime, Chase.

(Chase started conducting a scan of the outer hull of the station.)

Chase: This is gonna take a while for us to fix this.

Everest: But Chase, for us with the Soyuz will fix the problem in seven hours. Except the astronauts will already be dead.

Cadet: Wait, Aunt Everest, I know how we could save those astronauts.

Chase: Okay, let's hear it.

Cadet: So the Marshall Space Center up the road has the most advanced mockup of the Space Station ever constructed. We can save the astronauts in time by using remote technology. We have everything we need right here.

Hippo: We can connect to and control robotic avatars aboard the International Space Station and make the repairs using specially designed motion-control suits already designed by NASA scientists along with the pods

Neville: If we can convince the astronauts to enter a state of deep sleep, allowing them to lower their body temperatures and therefore use less oxygen, this will give them the extra time they need to survive.

Pounce: Also, we will need to establish a communications link with a satellite, because all communications have been rerouted to Marshall due to Hurricane Nancy.

Scooch: We can do this if we work together, as a team.

Commander Phillips: What do you think sir?

Col. Manley: If this works then I say 'Yes!' Come on. Get to work.

(We cut to the Russians.)

Russian Mission Control: Update to Soyuz rescue mission launch, 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Woman: (Speaking Russian)

Mission Control: We have liftoff of Russian Soyuz rescue.

(Cut back to the news.)

Trent: We have breaking news coming through. The second escape pod was damaged, which means three crew members remain behind.

Maria: In order to save oxygen, they have taken shelter in the Columbia module and powered down the rest of the station.

(We cut to Paw Patrol International and the space cadets start working and repairing on the ISS.)

Col. Manley: How are we doing?

Commander Phillips: It's mathematically impossible, sir. They're not gonna make it.

Col. Manley: Are you sure? Go for plan B.

Commander Phillips: Okay, Space Camp, you're up.

Little Timber: Sherbet, Jeff, We've lost contact with the ISS. It happens twice a day for half an hour. We lose connection with the satellite. Unless you have another way in which you can contact the Space Station and I'm afraid your plan is moot.

Bud: Hey, how about a radio?

Commander Phillips: Pretty good, son. How did you know that a ham radio could connect to the Space Station?

Bud: It's how we talked to Jeff or the other Tracys.

Jeff: Go for it, pups.

(The pups start up the radio.)

Cadet: Hello. This is Cadet Timberwolf. We're here in Huntsville. We're here to help. As we speak, Paw Patrol International are going to help fixing the station while the Soyuz rescue mission is on its way to you with oxygen reserves. For now, I need you to look into your MCN500 codebook. Follow protocol XD78.

Little Timber: Pig, you're on.

Pig: All right, we don't have a lot of time, so listen up. This will put you in a state of deep sleep until the rescue Soyuz arrives. These canisters were developed by NASA for just such an emergency.

(The three astronauts obeyed and they did.)

Cadet: Now, Tag, Hippo, in order to repair the ISS atmosphere system, you're going to pump 165.

Tag: It's the only ammonia pump that works.

Scooch: Good luck, guys.

Macy: All right, take us up.

Mizu: Holograph to go in 3, 2, 1.

Bud: Robonaut is connecting with Dexter.

Gemma: Cadet, Hippo, Tag, Macy, It's all up to you now.

Frizzy: Okay, you four, now let's begin removing the faulty ammonia pump.

Hippo: I've got Robonaut Two.

Tag: And Three.

(The four started repairing it along with Chase's rescue pod.)

Commander Phillips: Cadet, inside the panel you'll see two external cooling loops. Very carefully, remove the faulty pump module.

Cadet: Okay, there are three liters of breathable oxygen left.

Hippo: It's going to be close. Mission Control to rescue.

Commander Phillips: E.T.A. for rendezvous with Space Station?

Scooch: 45 minutes, sir, at current orbital velocity.

Pig: Guys, here comes the replacement ammonia pump.

Macy: Positioning new ammonia pump now.

COMPUTER: Warning. Debris detected in perimeter of ISS. Warning. Debris detected...

Skye: It's the 30-by-30-square-mile area around the Station. If any foreign objects or space junk gets anywhere near it, evasive action's taken.

Little Timber: EOS, can you use the space elevator to help Thunderpaw 3 to move the ISS out of the way.

EOS: I'll try.

Mizu: Guys, in seven minutes, more satellite debris is going to collide with the Station. We need to begin debris avoidance maneuver.

Jeff: We don't have a choice. The debris rips through the Station, and the rescue's over before it even began. There's still a chance it misses the ISS.

Rubble: Yeah, there is a chance, but in real life, it hits. You know, pushing tools around with remotes is one thing, but--but moving an entire space station that weighs almost a million pounds is something else.

Everest: Rubble's right but if we can use both ships together, we can move out of the way.

Sherbet: Good idea, Everest, Cadet.

Cadet: Right away, Uncle Sherbet. Okay, Macy, you're up.

Macy: Okay, I can do this but I've never piloted anything real in space before, just simulators. I don't know if I can do this. What if I screw up?

Cadet: You won't screw up.You're the most awesomest pilot we had in the family.

Pounce: Okay, Macy, Cresendo, let's move the Station .5 degrees up and begin debris avoidance maneuver.

(We cut back to the news.)

Trent: All right, this just in. We are live from the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. They are now saying that perhaps additional debris from the satellite collision could be threatening a rescue operation.

(Cut to between space and the Rocket Center)

Chase: Skye, standby.

Skye: F.A.B, Chase.

Little Timber: Get ready, EOS.

EOS: Roger that, Little Timber.

(The three ships started moving the ISS before cutting to Macy on the ISS pilot controls.)

Cresendo: Beginning debris avoidance maneuver. Engaging Russian thrusters.

Everest: Debris is coming in.

Rubble: Be careful, guys.

Chase: Adjusting orbital velocity.

(They've all cleared from the debris just in time.)

Cadet: Mission Control, the debris has cleared the Space Station.

(And Everyone cheered.)

Cadet: I repeat, the debris has cleared the Space Station. Good job, Macy.

(Cadet heads back to Tag and Hippo.)

Tag: Never thought I'd be so glad to see you.

Hippo: Okay, now bolt down the spare ammonia pump into place.

(Till finally.)

Cadet: Finished. You got it?

Hippo: Yeah, got it.

Cadet: Okay, replacement ammonia pump is operational. O2 at 5%. 4%. It's not working. Take us down, Bud.

Bud: The astronauts are consuming too much oxygen because the temperature is rising.

Hippo: Okay, well, what'd we do wrong?

Scooch: It's not you. The Station is supposed to rotate every 91 minutes. To keep from overheating.

Frizzy: Yeah, we gotta get the Station in the shadow to cool it down and conserve oxygen.

Cadet: Macy, how long will it take?

Macy: Roughly 14 minutes.

Mizu: We don't have 14 minutes. We've got two.

Fox: But we need more power.

Pounce: We can increase thrusters.

Macy: Nice try, Einstein. The Space Station weighs a million pounds.

Neville: Einstein! That's it.

Cresendo: He's right. The Einstein cargo module has its own thrusters.

Sherbet: The kids are right. Skye, Chase, think we can do it.

Skye: I think we can.

Rubble: Right, let's do this!

Skye: Okay, turn and burn.

(The three ships turned.)

Scooch: Look! It's working! The temperatures, they're falling! And the oxygen is stabilizing!

Fox: Great work! This bird is turned, but not burned.

(Everyone cheered again.)

Everest: Look! Russian Soyuz spacecraft breaking 10-mile radius.

Trent: Ladies and gentlemen, we are minutes away from the Soyuz docking with the International Space Station. We are now being told by Russian flight control in Korolev and NASA in Houston that there may not have been enough oxygen to keep the sedated astronauts alive.

Mission Control: Soyuz Four, your docking entry is right on target. All systems go.

Russian Space Pilot: Powering down Soyuz rockets four and five. Thanks for the help, Paw Patrol International, we'll take it from here.

Skye: Roger that.

Maria: Captain Gorski is on approach and about to open the air compression hatch to the Columbia module.

(Gorski opened the hatch.)

Cpt. Gorski: NASA, I'm really sorry to report I don't think we have any survivors here.

(Till then,)

Cpt. Gorski: Oh, yes.

(And the people around the world cheered.)

Chase: Mission accomplished.

(We cut to Commander Phillips congrats the cadets for their bravey.)

Commander Phillips: I'm very proud to present the first-place trophy to the winner of this year's competition, to the Space Warriors.

(All of the cadets cheered as well as the adults.)

Cadet: Two months?

Amelia: That's one month grounding from each of us. Consider it a punishment gift.

Mizu: Mom? Dad? Uncle Sherbet?

Sherbet, Little Timber and Amelia: Yes?

Cadet: Without everything you've ever done for us, we wouldn't be here right now, and those men wouldn't have made it.

Macy: Uncle Rubble, you're the greatest uncle I ever had. *Hugs Rubble*

Rubble: Aw, come here. *Hugs Macy*

Delilah: Come on, you all let's go have a bite.

Cadet: (Narrating) Unbelievable it was only three months ago.

Mizu: Our grounding was longer than Space Camp itself, where the Warriors are now the returning champs and astronauts-to-be.

(We cut to the pups throwing a party with the rest of the campers. Cue 'Unstoppable' by TobyMac.)

Cadet: Ah, this is crazy. Here. The ice cream's melting. We have to eat it first.

Fox: A pizza for dessert? You rock.

Macy: Best party ever! Whoo!

Cresendo: Let's celebrate!

(As everyone begins dancing and celebrating.)

(The End.)