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The Thermians then come back to Earth and ask for more help negotiating a surrender with Sarris.
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Thermians and then
Still believing the situation is fictional, Jason orders the Thermians to fire upon Sarris's spaceship and then insists on returning home, but when they send him through space to Earth, he finally realizes the events were real.
Thermians and back
With Jason in command of the Protector, the actors and Thermians destroy Sarris ' ship and set course back to Earth.
Thermians and Earth
As the Thermians take control of the ship, the actors detach the command deck and land on Earth with Brandon's help, accidentally crashing into the building where the Galaxy Quest convention is taking place.
Thermians and for
* Some editions have an alternate audio track in which the dialogue is spoken in the Thermians ' language, except for one English word spoken by an alien ( shortly after the actors arrive on the ship ).
Thermians and with
Jason goes with them to what he assumes will be an amateur filming session, but the Thermians really are aliens, octopoidal creatures using Appearance Generators, a device that makes them appear human.
The Thermians transport Jason onto the Protector to negotiate with Sarris ( named after respected film critic Andrew Sarris ), a reptilian humanoid warlord waging a genocidal war against the Thermian people.
Thermians and Sarris
Once the actors are onboard the Protector, they finally realize the truth, but Sarris prevents them from leaving, so they assume their television roles in order to save the Thermians, who have very little concept of deception, or the art of acting / theater.
Thermians and .
* Enrico Colantoni as Mathesar, the leader of the Thermians.
then and come
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then and back
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