Colonel Cooks and Eve Norda are moving on past the crashed ship leaving it be...
Colonel Cook reflects back on the incident of Norda being frightened off beca...
Colonel Cook and the woman are connecting after drawing diagrams in the dirt ...
Colonel Cook is trying to explain to the woman how he got to the planet and h...
Colonel Cook is going a little crazy from being trapped alone on a planet. H...
Colonel Cook is still trying to coax whatever is behind the door to come out.
Colonel Cook wakes up and he hears a noise coming from behind a door on the s...
Colonel Cook is desperate to meet someone on the desolate planet.
As the colonel is looking around outside, he finds something on the ground li...
General Larrabee gives Cook and update about what's happening back at home.
After the General back as base tells Cook there is a threat of war, Colonel C...
Colonel Cook tells home base he has been only inspecting the immediate area a...
Colonel Cook decides to get out of the ship and inspect the surrounding areas.
After the home base tells Colonel Cook they can not help him he gets frustrat...
The home base asks Colonel Cook if he can start making repairs and he sarcast...
Colonel Cook is asking base if they know or can help figure out how he can fi...
When the Colonel Cook finally gets through to the base he tells them he is in...
The Colonel Cook is trying to make contact with home base after he has crashe...
An apparent ship has crash landed on a different planet system and Adam Cook ...
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