Dark Skies

Edwin Pollard:
People think of aliens as these beings invading our planet in some great cataclysm, destroying monuments, stealing our natural resources. But it's not like that at all. The invasion already happened.

[first lines]

Title Card:
Two possibilities exist... Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying. - Arthur C. Clarke

Lacy Barrett:
What kind of animal eats all the lettuce but leaves the bacon?

Daniel Barrett:
A rabbit. A very large rabbit with opposable thumbs.

Daniel Barrett:
Look, officer, this wasn't a- a cooking mess. This was like a... like a mathematician's idea of a geometry joke. Ha, I don't know whether to be pissed or impressed.

Lacy Barrett:
[seeing new house cameras] This isn't some kind of twisted way for you to spice up our sex life, is it?

Daniel Barrett:
That wasn't the idea. But I like the way you think.

[last lines]

Jesse Barrett:
[over crackling walkie-talkie] Sammy!

Daniel Barrett:
How do you know all these?

Edwin Pollard:
You are not alone in this.

Lacy Barrett:
Why are the grays, or whatever they are, so interested in us? What makes us so special?

Edwin Pollard:
Nothing. There's nothing special about you. I'm sorry. You were hoping for a different answer. But this is beyond our comprehension.