up of Golic admiring the alien,  he calls it "magnificent." Followed by a shot of a large amount of blood  dripping from the grate through which Clemens was hauled by the Alien (just  after Ripley takes off for the dining hall). In the mess hall, Dillon leads a  prayer and then chastises the prisoners for what has been going on (such as  the attempted rape and the death of Murphy, Boggs, and Rains) as Ripley runs  down the hallway. Andrews takes over with a sarcastic "Thank you" and the  scene goes on as originally shown. A new shot where the prisoner mopping up  Andrews blood. He looks up at the air vent (an overhead shot). This is  immediately followed by a new scene where Dillon preaches to the prisoners  after Andrews death. In the same scene after Morse says they should take  Ripleys head and "bash it through the fucking wall," Ripley replies "That  sounds good to me..." There are several extra shots in the scene where the  inmates set the trap in the tunnel (almost a minutes worth), including one  with two inmates checking a pile of batteries, to see if there are some with  enough electricity for Aarons flashlight to work. Ripley looks exhausted  while on paintbrush detail and shrugs it off, Dillon shows concern. As the  explosions in the corridors are going off, there are several new shots of  prisoners in the air vents engulfed in the flames and falling out of the  vents on fire, as well as 85 running away from a burning prisoner. Dillon  tries to activate the sprinkler to no effect (the sprinkler goes off in the  theatrical version, and the scene ends right there). One of the prisoners is  hurt badly and Ripley is trying to help him. The prisoners friend Junior  (the guy with the tear tattoo who initially attacks Ripley in the attempted  rape scene) looks fearfully at her as she realizes both of them attacked her.  The group runs for the spare sprinkler activator. The alien crawls down from  the ceiling as the others (including Ripley and Dillon) try to lure it away.  Junior is near the Toxic Waste room and sees a chance to trap the alien and  runs into the room, causing the alien to run in after him and sacrificing his  life. Ripley and Dillon lock the doors and the sounds of the alien killing  him are heard outside. Dillon turns on the sprinklers. After finally putting  out the fires, there are several new shots in the montage of prisoners  walking through the wreckage of the hallways, and a scene where Dillon is  leading a prayer for those who sacrificed themselves and died. Ripley and 85  look in from above and begin to discuss religion. 85 says that the company  will arrive to kill the trapped alien with smart guns. Ripley asks him what  if they wont kill it. Immediately following this, there is a scene where  Morse is guarding the still bound Golic in the infirmary. Golic asks Morse to  untie him. Morse reluctantly unties him, and after Golic asks him, tells him  where the alien is trapped. Golic knocks him out and hurries out of the room.  Next, there is a scene where 85 and Ripley are sending a transmission to the  company about the trapped alien and Ripley, testing the companys intentions,  requests permission to terminate the alien. The company quickly replies they  are not to do anything against the alien, confirming Ripleys suspicions.  Golic then arrives at the Toxic waste dump and tells the prisoner guarding  the door he must talk to the creature. The prisoner shrugs him off and  suddenly Golic slits his throat and opens the door, telling the alien hell  do anything he wants. Golics screams as the alien attacks. Ripley then tells  Dillon about the companys plans to keep the alien alive and Dillon says he  doesnt care. Ripley insists that innocent people will die and Dillon tells  him that the world outside does not exist for them. Morse rushes in and tells  them he has bad news. The three of them, along with 85 go to the dump where  85 blames Morse for the insane Golics actions. Some of the latter scene was  re