1. A former
schoolteacher convictedCopy !req
2. of the rape and murder
of 12-year-old Susie Cabina,Copy !req
3. Oswald Danes,
faces his last moments
on this earth.Copy !req
4. For the past 36 hours...Copy !req
5. No-one has died.Copy !req
6. Aah!Copy !req
7. Miracle Day.Copy !req
8. Did you ever hear
of Torchwood? This thing might
be worth following.Copy !req
9. So, what is
Torchwood, anyway?Copy !req
10. The Torchwood Institute
was set upCopy !req
11. by the British
Royal Family in 1879Copy !req
12. to investigate the strange,
the unusual and the alien.Copy !req
13. Don't you see?
You were right.
It's all connected.Copy !req
14. Torchwood's the key
to this whole thing.Copy !req
15. - Who the hell are you people?
- Torchwood.Copy !req
16. They can't do this!
I'm a British citizen,
on British soil.Copy !req
17. Yeah? Well, you've been
too busy watching aliens.Copy !req
18. The fact is the Americans
have been getting away with
this sort of stuff for years.Copy !req
19. Hey, hey, hey, what is that
supposed to be, a criticism?Copy !req
20. What are you gonna do,
write to your MP?Copy !req
21. And you, World War II,
I'll take this.Copy !req
22. That's nothing. It's harmless.Copy !req
23. Then you won't mind me
having it.Copy !req
24. What the hell do you think
you're doing here?Copy !req
25. I've been told to assist you
in escorting the prisoners
to Langley.Copy !req
26. No, no, no.
This operation is mine.Copy !req
27. I thought of it.
It's my idea, my execution.Copy !req
28. You want to piss on the plane?
Make that yours too?Copy !req
29. Now we'd better get out of here
while we still can.Copy !req
30. This thing's costing a fortuneCopy !req
31. and we've got governments
on both sides of the Atlantic
asking questions.Copy !req
32. - How's that cut on your arm?
- I'll survive.
I'm mortal, not dying.Copy !req
33. Well, technically,
I guess I am dying,
but slowly.Copy !req
34. This thing that's happening
to the world, this miracle.Copy !req
35. - It must have
something to do with you.
- Great, so it's my fault?Copy !req
36. Can't be a coincidence,
Jack.Copy !req
37. Of course it's not
a coincidence.Copy !req
38. - Doesn't mean to say
it's his fault.
- Rhys, are you defending me?Copy !req
39. It's like we all got switched,
isn't it?Copy !req
40. Nothing to do with Jack
if the wires got crossed.Copy !req
41. Everything mortal
becomes immortal,Copy !req
42. so everything immortal
becomes mortal.Copy !req
43. - See? I can be useful.
- Come on, let's go. Get 'em.Copy !req
44. Take the husband
back to Wales.Copy !req
45. - No, Jack.
- Andy, no!Copy !req
46. - Where are you taking him?
- I'm arresting Torchwood.Copy !req
47. Is he Torchwood?
No, he's a spouse.Copy !req
48. Now you, go. Get out of here.
Go do spousal stuff.Copy !req
49. - Give me my daughter!
- I'm a secret member, man!Copy !req
50. You know what?
And the spouse
can take the baby.Copy !req
51. No, no, no.
You bring her backCopy !req
52. and you bring her back
right now. Rex, please,
I'm begging you!Copy !req
53. Gwen,
the more you fight,
the more he enjoys it.Copy !req
54. - She's my daughter.
- Get them on the plane.Copy !req
55. Rex, please! Listen!
Somebody's been trying
to kill us, all right.Copy !req
56. - I've got to keep her safe.
- I'll look after her.Copy !req
57. - Rhys! Rhys!
- I promise, Gwen!Copy !req
58. - Andy!
- Rhys! Rhys!Copy !req
59. I'll look after her,
I promise!Copy !req
60. Anwen, I'm coming back,
all right? I am coming back!Copy !req
61. I will.
I will get you for this.
And I'm coming back!Copy !req
62. I am coming back, bitch!
I am coming back, you bastard!Copy !req
63. Sorry, all I could find
was an aspirin.Copy !req
64. It was in
the co-pilot's pocket.Copy !req
65. I gave it a quick spritz
to take the lint off.Copy !req
66. It's Danny, right?Copy !req
67. - Yeah.
- Now listen. I'm not gay,Copy !req
68. but, uh,
I'll let you feel me up
if you go get me a vodka.Copy !req
69. Oh!
I'm not gay either.Copy !req
70. All right then, well,
I'll let you feel her up
if it'll get me a vodka.Copy !req
71. We're supposed to be on duty.Copy !req
72. It's medicinal.Copy !req
73. Besides, what do you think
is gonna happen?Copy !req
74. They're gonna
kick out a window
and jump 30,000 feet?Copy !req
75. Trust me.
Just sit back and relax.Copy !req
76. The next six hours
are gonna be
filled with boredom,Copy !req
77. followed by monotony.Copy !req
78. How did I survive?Copy !req
79. I... don't know.Copy !req
80. We all become
supermen overnight,
is that it?Copy !req
81. Do I heal or do I just hurt
for the rest of my life?Copy !req
82. Do I just hurt
for the rest of my life?Copy !req
83. They spent a lot
of money on us.Copy !req
84. Cleared out the whole plane
for the prisoners.Copy !req
85. All on the taxpayers' dollar.
Not bad, eh?Copy !req
86. Every time you turn up,
it always goes wrong.Copy !req
87. Some people really have nothing
better to do with their time.Copy !req
88. Oh, come on! The man's
a murdering paedophile.Copy !req
89. It's not like he even died.
He's fine.Copy !req
90. Leave him to his frat humour.Copy !req
91. The idea that you can't
kill your enemiesCopy !req
92. has an inflammatory effect
in some quarters.Copy !req
93. The word from Rwanda is
a Hutu village was destroyed.Copy !req
94. Men, women and children,
brains bashed with hammers,Copy !req
95. then thrown into a pit
and bulldozed over.Copy !req
96. Yesterday I handed
in a report to AlanCopy !req
97. noting that 80%
of India is HinduCopy !req
98. and that reincarnation
was no longer on the table.Copy !req
99. Nothing to keep
people's behaviour in check,Copy !req
100. so I predicted
the most likely outcome
was war with Pakistan.Copy !req
101. This morning,
the Indian prime ministerCopy !req
102. announces his desire
to reconcile with Pakistan,Copy !req
103. saying if they only have
one life,Copy !req
104. they have to make it count.Copy !req
105. Who can predict this?
It's never happened before.Copy !req
106. Oh, my God!Copy !req
107. - Rex is coming back.
- Well, some things
we can predict.Copy !req
108. And he's bringing
Torchwood with him.Copy !req
109. Are you ever going
to give that thing a rest?Copy !req
110. What was it anyway?Copy !req
111. Sorry. Mr... Mr Friedkin?Copy !req
112. I understand you're handling
the Torchwood thing?Copy !req
113. I'm Esther Drummond, analyst.Copy !req
114. I was liaising
with Rex Matheson
on the rendition.Copy !req
115. And now he's bringing
those people back...Copy !req
116. This is
a Clandestine matter now.Copy !req
117. Not for the Directorate
of Intelligence, understand?Copy !req
118. Yes, but the way Torchwood
disappeared online, sir.Copy !req
119. I... Well, I spent six months
compiling the malware list.Copy !req
120. It's kind of
a passion of mine and...Copy !req
121. whatever that intrusion was,
it was fascinatingCopy !req
122. and I just
thought I could help.Copy !req
123. So, er... are you thinking
of changing directorates?Copy !req
124. I wouldn't mind
going where the fun is.Copy !req
125. That sounds like Rex.Copy !req
126. His idea of fun
may be misleading.Copy !req
127. So, er... you were working
closely with him?Copy !req
128. He's... keeping you up to date?Copy !req
129. Yes, sir.
We make quite a good team.Copy !req
130. Well...Copy !req
131. I'll bear that in mind.Copy !req
132. Er, thank you, Esther.Copy !req
133. Thank you, sir.Copy !req
134. Be fair. I had no way
of knowing Rex was gonna
pull that stunt.Copy !req
135. You know the way
it works, Jack.Copy !req
136. Every time anyone ever gets
close to you, nobody has
a normal life again.Copy !req
137. And do you know what really,
and I mean it,
really pisses me off?Copy !req
138. What took you so long?Copy !req
139. I have to nearly explode
before you turn up?Copy !req
140. - Did you miss me?
- Yes.Copy !req
141. I...Copy !req
142. I started to think I'd be like
some kind of fairy tale.Copy !req
143. I'd be an old woman
and you'd just...Copy !req
144. turn up out of the blue.Copy !req
145. Visit my granddaughter.Copy !req
146. I'd be ancient
and you'd be exactly the same.Copy !req
147. Where did you go, Jack?Copy !req
148. - A long way away.
- And did it help?Copy !req
149. Hey, lovebirds.
Let me ask you a question.Copy !req
150. What the hell
is this thing, huh?Copy !req
151. All it does is go bleep.Copy !req
152. - So give it back to me.
- Yeah, I'm sure
you'd like that.Copy !req
153. What does it do,
measure how mortal you are?Copy !req
154. Still don't believe me?Copy !req
155. - Please!
- The whole world can't die,Copy !req
156. but I'm the one
who's being ridiculous.Copy !req
157. Tell me then, fly boy.
What happens to us
when we get to America?Copy !req
158. - Oh, you'll be interrogated.
- You stupid, tiny,
bloody little man.Copy !req
159. For starters,
we don't know anything.
And even if we did,Copy !req
160. - why didn't you just ask?
- Oh, hey, listen. I...Copy !req
161. I'm sorry, maybe I didn't
explain it earlier.Copy !req
162. I don't think
you actually know... anything.Copy !req
163. I mean, come on...
Look at you two,
you're not that bright.Copy !req
164. What you are is connected.Copy !req
165. And someone has made a linkCopy !req
166. between that old institute
of yours and the miracle.Copy !req
167. And now they want
to kill you for it.Copy !req
168. So, we work out
what the connection is
and then we start to solve it.Copy !req
169. So is anyone
doing investigations
on morphic fields?Copy !req
170. On the what fields?Copy !req
171. The Sheldrake Theory,
the passing of
connective informationCopy !req
172. through the process
of morphic resonance.Copy !req
173. - I'm sure it is!
- The theory statesCopy !req
174. that a bunch of monkeys
on an island learn how to use
a rock as a knife.Copy !req
175. Then a bunch of monkeys
on another island
10,000 miles awayCopy !req
176. also learn
how to use a rock
as a knife.Copy !req
177. Because they're connected
through a morphic field.Copy !req
178. Come on now!
That's just science fiction.Copy !req
179. Except it's not a theory,
it's a fact.Copy !req
180. And the amazing thing
about the miracleCopy !req
181. is not that no-one's dying,
it's not that the human race
has become immortal.Copy !req
182. It's that it happened
to everyone at the same time.Copy !req
183. Don't you see?
It was instantaneous.Copy !req
184. And that's
a morphic event on a scaleCopy !req
185. that I have never seen before,
so whatever's happening
to this planet,Copy !req
186. it is massive!Copy !req
187. By the way, your sodium's low.Copy !req
188. - My what?
- That bleeping.Copy !req
189. It's found low sodium levels
in your blood.Copy !req
190. You need salt.Copy !req
191. Oh, boy.Copy !req
192. That's good.Copy !req
193. How about those who sayCopy !req
194. we're two months from
Malthusian disaster,Copy !req
195. population
grows exponentially,Copy !req
196. the amount of water
and arable land
stays the same.Copy !req
197. Now, in the past,
you've suggested that
the singularity would save us.Copy !req
198. This is the singularity.Copy !req
199. It's just not
what we expected.
Look, as a species,Copy !req
200. we're perfectly capable
of adapting to the current
state of affairs.Copy !req
201. We discovered fire,Copy !req
202. we found the boundaries
of irrigation,Copy !req
203. mapped the genome,
walked on the moon.Copy !req
204. As a species,
we'll find the way.Copy !req
205. But what if
the planet dies out
from under us?Copy !req
206. The... the food
and water supplies
are also...Copy !req
207. They're being hurt, right now,
every day.Copy !req
208. And I'm saying that
we have the capacity
to deal with this challenge.Copy !req
209. Let's hope so.
Thank you.Copy !req
210. We asked
psychologist Grace LondonCopy !req
211. will the miracle
make suicide rates
go up or down?Copy !req
212. Does suicide
even exist anymore?Copy !req
213. Coming up at 11.30,
a live interview
with Oswald Danes.Copy !req
214. Now do you recall
the lily pad parable?Copy !req
215. If you have one lily pad
floating on a pondCopy !req
216. and double it every day,Copy !req
217. eventually the entire pond
will be covered.Copy !req
218. But the day before,
it's only half-covered.Copy !req
219. Man lying forever, dying...Copy !req
220. Excuse me,
that food is for everyone.Copy !req
221. The food is for guests.Copy !req
222. Right,
but it's meant to be shared.Copy !req
223. I spent six years
in solitary confinement.Copy !req
224. That's when you can
really taste it...Copy !req
225. the piss.
The piss that
they put in my food.Copy !req
226. Oh, you can cover it with creamCopy !req
227. and gravy and salt, but...Copy !req
228. that's the thing about piss,
it has a way of enduring.Copy !req
229. - Well, you're not
in prison any more.
- Oh, sweetheart!Copy !req
230. I am free on the most
beautiful technicality.Copy !req
231. When the world's stretched
to a breaking point,Copy !req
232. who knows when it's all going
to snap back? You see...Copy !req
233. this gentleman over here?Copy !req
234. He's supposed to be
escorting me, but...Copy !req
235. he's actually just waiting
to lock me up again.Copy !req
236. Isn't that right, sir?Copy !req
237. Hm? Huh?Copy !req
238. And besides,
if I stay a free man,
who will give me a job? You?Copy !req
239. - Answer me, would you?
- No.Copy !req
240. Now you see my problem.Copy !req
241. There's gonna be a mob
outside my door for
the rest of my life.Copy !req
242. And life is now
a very long time.Copy !req
243. So excuse meCopy !req
244. if I take food
where I can find it.Copy !req
245. I hope you choke.Copy !req
246. Dr Juarez? It's your
favourite patient hereCopy !req
247. and you have something
that I want.Copy !req
248. - You sound
like my ex-husband.
- Really?Copy !req
249. So does he callCopy !req
250. - wanting drugs and sex?
- Yes.Copy !req
251. Good man,
but for now,Copy !req
252. I'll just
settle for the drugs.Copy !req
253. Hey, let me ask you
a question. Um,
do I have low sodium levels?Copy !req
254. As a matter of fact, you have.Copy !req
255. And you didn't tell me?Copy !req
256. It seemed like the least
of your problems at the time.Copy !req
257. Danny,
bring me some pretzels...Copy !req
258. the salty kind.Copy !req
259. So listen, meet me at
the airport in six hours.Copy !req
260. And if you bring
the painkillers,Copy !req
261. I'll let you examine
the last mortal man
in the world.Copy !req
262. That's a code red, everyone!Copy !req
263. Tanker truck
smashed into a store.Copy !req
264. 180lb middle-aged man,
full-thickness burns,
45% of his body.Copy !req
265. Respiration's shallow.Copy !req
266. We got a female, early 20s,
compound fracture to both legs.Copy !req
267. Female, late 30s, flaccid
tetraparesis, thinking C5-C6,
or maybe it's the brain.Copy !req
268. OK, Lorraine,
I want you managing the team.Copy !req
269. And I want you coordinating
with Samuel, OK?Copy !req
270. This one's expectant.
Call the burn unit.
Keep morphine handy.Copy !req
271. And she's expectant as well.
I want neurosurgery down here.Copy !req
272. Take this one over
to red assembly, OK?
She's gonna have to wait.Copy !req
273. Oh, my God,
we're doing it wrong.Copy !req
274. - Everyone,
we're doing it wrong!
- We don't have time.Copy !req
275. We have nothing but time.
Nobody's expectant here,
nobody's gonna die.Copy !req
276. The first 60 minutes
after a trauma,Copy !req
277. the golden hour?
There's no golden hour
anymore.Copy !req
278. All our reflexes are wrong.Copy !req
279. I don't understand,
what do you want us to do?Copy !req
280. Don't you see?
Even the worst injured
aren't gonna die.Copy !req
281. So, we need to do this
backwards. Reverse it!
We're desperate for beds,Copy !req
282. so we treat
the minor injuries first.Copy !req
283. If you can get somebody
out of here in ten minutes,
get them out.Copy !req
284. Free up the beds
for the ones who need help.Copy !req
285. OK, Samuel, start again.
Start again.Copy !req
286. Over here.
Reverse the procedure.Copy !req
287. I've just changed
the entire procedure
for triage.Copy !req
288. I'm not supposed
to be doing that.Copy !req
289. The dean of
medicine's supposed
to be down here.Copy !req
290. She's not in the hospital,
she's at the panel.Copy !req
291. - What panel?
- Emergency meeting.Copy !req
292. Administrators of
all the local hospitals,Copy !req
293. they're trying to get together
and figure out what
to do post-miracle.Copy !req
294. They're making decisions?Copy !req
295. Based on what?
They have no idea
what's going on here.Copy !req
296. Where is this meeting?Copy !req
297. Hey, could we have
something to drink?Copy !req
298. I am not allowed
to talk to you.Copy !req
299. Give it to us silently.Copy !req
300. I am not allowed
to talk to you.Copy !req
301. They can have water.
It's OK, I can supervise it.Copy !req
302. Water? I'm American, too.Copy !req
303. Can't I contributeCopy !req
304. to our global cultural hegemony
with a nice frosty cola?Copy !req
305. Are they terrorists?Copy !req
306. Go and ask Rex
if he wants a drink.Copy !req
307. He'll have a vodka.Copy !req
308. Just go ask him.Copy !req
309. He said he's had
too many painkillers.Copy !req
310. Oh.Copy !req
311. Thanks.Copy !req
312. When do we land?Copy !req
313. I'm still not allowed to talk.Copy !req
314. So we were painting
the cottage,Copy !req
315. I was going to be
planting roses out front...Copy !req
316. I thought salt air
killed roses?Copy !req
317. Rugosa roses, Jack.Copy !req
318. They're called rugged roses,
full of thorns.Copy !req
319. Salt air doesn't bother them,Copy !req
320. - they put up a good front.
- Hm.Copy !req
321. And you're aware there's
an emergency legal mandateCopy !req
322. being passed
through the courts
right this very secondCopy !req
323. specifically dedicated
to sending you back to prison?Copy !req
324. I understand that, yes.Copy !req
325. And what's your
response to that?Copy !req
326. I'll follow
the letter of the law.Copy !req
327. Are you aware
of how many peopleCopy !req
328. you've upset
just by walking free?Copy !req
329. I understand that.Copy !req
330. Yes, but do you understand
how people feel?Copy !req
331. They are disgusted.
They are...Copy !req
332. horrified.Copy !req
333. The legal campaign
to reverse your force majeure
rulingCopy !req
334. has already gathered
over half a million dollars.Copy !req
335. What's your reaction to that?Copy !req
336. I'm sure any of those people
would find a statement
from me offensive,Copy !req
337. and I don't wish to add
to their distress.Copy !req
338. It's better if I say nothing.Copy !req
339. You've got nothing to say?Copy !req
340. I think it's best.Copy !req
341. Mr Danes, have you got nothing
to say when you see this?Copy !req
342. It's a face we all recognise
from your trial...Copy !req
343. Susie Cabina.Copy !req
344. And she was 12 years old,
Mr Danes.Copy !req
345. Have you got
anything to say now?Copy !req
346. Perhaps you'd like to use
this opportunity,
live on television,Copy !req
347. to say something
to her family?Copy !req
348. We should not be
watching this.Copy !req
349. He's a monster.Copy !req
350. It's our job
to monitor everything.Copy !req
351. And public opinion's swinging
left and right
like crazy over Danes.Copy !req
352. It's a miracle made visible,
right there.Copy !req
353. Some miracle.Copy !req
354. We're waiting, Oswald.Copy !req
355. Do you have anything to say?Copy !req
356. Anything at all?Copy !req
357. S-S...Copy !req
358. S...Copy !req
359. I'm sorry.Copy !req
360. Excuse me?Copy !req
361. I'm sorry.Copy !req
362. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
363. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
364. If we had any human dignity,
we would turn this thing off
right now.Copy !req
365. Is that it?Copy !req
366. Is that all?Copy !req
367. I truly am.Copy !req
368. I swear.Copy !req
369. You didn't say
"sorry" at your trial.Copy !req
370. I know.Copy !req
371. I couldn't, I was...Copy !req
372. I was scared.Copy !req
373. It's true.Copy !req
374. I tried to.Copy !req
375. I tried. I tried.Copy !req
376. - I tried, I tried...
- Poor bastard.Copy !req
377. Are you kidding me?Copy !req
378. You are not feeling sorry
for him.Copy !req
379. No, but...Copy !req
380. It's a mess.
The whole thing, it's just...Copy !req
381. it's a mess.Copy !req
382. Please.Copy !req
383. What good is sorry, Mr Danes?Copy !req
384. Is it going to do anythingCopy !req
385. for Mrs Cabina every morning
when she wakes up?Copy !req
386. I'm sorry.Copy !req
387. I'm sorry!Copy !req
388. I'm sorry! I...Copy !req
389. I'm sorry.Copy !req
390. So, what about you?
You think he means it?Copy !req
391. Not my job.Copy !req
392. You know the rules,
too strong of an opinionCopy !req
393. can interfere
with the process of collection.Copy !req
394. One of these days
you're actually gonna have
to commit yourself, Esther.Copy !req
395. You can't just
watch the world all day,
even in this job.Copy !req
396. In the end...
you have to take sides.Copy !req
397. Mr Danes.Copy !req
398. - Um, sorry, Mr Danes...
- Please.Copy !req
399. I just wanted to say I'm sorry
for what I said before.Copy !req
400. Thank you. That's very kind.Copy !req
401. Ooh, hold it! Hold it!Copy !req
402. Wait!Copy !req
403. Thank you.Copy !req
404. Thank you so much.Copy !req
405. I don't suppose
you have the time,
do you?Copy !req
406. Five after two.Copy !req
407. Is it?Copy !req
408. Oh, thanks.Copy !req
409. I am so stupid.
I forgot to change
the battery in this thing.Copy !req
410. Supposed to just
do it once a year,
Halloween or Christmas.Copy !req
411. But then you're thinking about
candy or presents, aren't you?Copy !req
412. I thought you were very good.Copy !req
413. I'm sorry?Copy !req
414. Jilly Kitzinger, Mr Danes.
I'm something of
a talent spotter.Copy !req
415. That was the most
amazing performance.Copy !req
416. Oh...Copy !req
417. It wasn't a performance.Copy !req
418. Um, right. No, of course. No.Copy !req
419. My mistake.
Please, officer, don't shoot!Copy !req
420. But here's my business card.Copy !req
421. I'm in public relations.Copy !req
422. Not for this channel.
I have other... employers.Copy !req
423. I don't need you.Copy !req
424. I disagree, Mr Danes.Copy !req
425. You have what we call
a high media quotient.Copy !req
426. Oh, everybody hates me.Copy !req
427. No. No, that interview has youCopy !req
428. trending on Twitter
and the hashtag
says "forgive".Copy !req
429. You're really very good.Copy !req
430. Of course there'd be a fee.
But I'd only take
10% of your earnings.Copy !req
431. Good luck.
That's 10% of nothing.Copy !req
432. You didn't get paid for that?Copy !req
433. It was a news show.Copy !req
434. They don't pay.Copy !req
435. Huh! OK... Oswald.Copy !req
436. OK, that's really very funny.Copy !req
437. You mean you didn't...
You just didn't make a cent?Copy !req
438. Really?Copy !req
439. OK, that is
positively hilarious.Copy !req
440. Well, now I wish I could stay.Copy !req
441. I'm needed in Washington,
but you hold
onto my card, sir.Copy !req
442. Because there's a reason
the churches are empty.Copy !req
443. People don't want to hear
about heaven.Copy !req
444. They'd rather hear from a manCopy !req
445. who has gazed
into hell itself,
and that's you.Copy !req
446. And frankly, I think,
if the devil himself were
to walk this Earth,Copy !req
447. he'd need representation.Copy !req
448. If the devil
himself walked this Earth,Copy !req
449. he'd surely be working in PR.Copy !req
450. Mr Danes!
Oh! I thought you'd left,
sorry, um...Copy !req
451. but Mr Tepper sent me,Copy !req
452. Oprah Winfrey's
people are on the phone.
She wants to talk to you.Copy !req
453. She asked for you personally.
She wants you on the show.Copy !req
454. Looks like I'm doing fine
without you.Copy !req
455. Mm-hm.Copy !req
456. All the same, keep the card.Copy !req
457. I... think not.Copy !req
458. I'm Dr Vera Juarez.
They told me
there was a panel.Copy !req
459. This is the place. Sign in.Copy !req
460. I'm not on any kind of list.
No-one's expecting me.Copy !req
461. I'm not an administrator,
I'm a surgeon.Copy !req
462. This isn't my
usual job either.Copy !req
463. You think you're
the first doctor
to happen by?Copy !req
464. We're taking
anybody we can get.Copy !req
465. Panels are on
the first three floors.
Pick one and join in.Copy !req
466. The world's screwed up.
You want to help or not?Copy !req
467. Thank you.Copy !req
468. Apoptosis
is still going on.Copy !req
469. Thank God.
Otherwise we'd drown
in our own skin cells.Copy !req
470. Apes, chimps,
bonobos, all appear
to be dying as usual.Copy !req
471. Humanity is
the only species affected.Copy !req
472. Human-to-human
organ transplantsCopy !req
473. will stop within
the next 12 hours or so.Copy !req
474. We're simply running out
of donors...Copy !req
475. You'll just have
to cooperate...Copy !req
476. Maybe this
is the singularity
and it's physical.Copy !req
477. But that doesn't mean
that it originated on Earth.Copy !req
478. Simran,
surely you're not arguingCopy !req
479. that this is some kind of
extraterrestrial virus?Copy !req
480. Well, I'm not ruling it out.Copy !req
481. No virus known to man
could spread so rapidly.Copy !req
482. You're not
the person they said
would take coffee orders?Copy !req
483. Dr Vera Juarez.Copy !req
484. - Oh.
- I got somethingCopy !req
485. from Koontz
at Tel Aviv Medical.Copy !req
486. They're reporting
all cellular
necrosis has stopped.Copy !req
487. We know that.Copy !req
488. Right,
but the question is
what's happening instead?Copy !req
489. They tried killing
living tissueCopy !req
490. in the laboratory,
but the tissueCopy !req
491. - has gone into hibernation.
- Wait a minute,Copy !req
492. they're killing
"living" human tissue?Copy !req
493. What does that mean?Copy !req
494. Look, I saw a man who was
in that explosion at the CIA.Copy !req
495. No way his heart was pumping
oxygen to his brain,
but... he could move.Copy !req
496. He could see.Copy !req
497. People aren't just living,
it's like they're too alive.Copy !req
498. Yeah,
how is that hibernation, Jim?Copy !req
499. Tell
the Israelis they're insane.Copy !req
500. - OK, coffee orders.
- Oh, thank God.Copy !req
501. The point is,
the hibernation isn't fixed.Copy !req
502. There's a natural oscillation
they've been tracking.Copy !req
503. Oscillation? You mean likeCopy !req
504. someone turning a radio dial
up and down on life?Copy !req
505. Well, basically up, yes.Copy !req
506. Why does Howard
at Mass General keep asking
for more antibiotics?Copy !req
507. Who knows? Mass General
has plenty of supplies.
What Koontz is saying...Copy !req
508. He's not asking
for his hospital,Copy !req
509. he... he's talking
about a policy change.Copy !req
510. That's his fourth post today.Copy !req
511. But what does he want?
A painkiller nation?Copy !req
512. What does he mean?Copy !req
513. Oh, my God.Copy !req
514. He's right.Copy !req
515. The human race
has become germ incubators.Copy !req
516. Hospital beds are filling upCopy !req
517. because the people
who should die don't,Copy !req
518. including people
with infections.Copy !req
519. If they were dead,Copy !req
520. then the infection could prey
on the corpse and
nobody would mind.Copy !req
521. But instead,
they're going to stay
in the living body and...Copy !req
522. Multiply.Copy !req
523. And if we keep
giving them antibiotics...Copy !req
524. The infections will become
more and more resistant.Copy !req
525. Give it six months
and drug-resistant
organisms will be everywhere.Copy !req
526. Whichever way you look at it,
this situation
can only get worse.Copy !req
527. - Hey!
- Back in your seat.Copy !req
528. I'm going to throw up.Copy !req
529. It's all right. I'll take him.Copy !req
530. You know,
it'd be really ironic
if you were airsick,Copy !req
531. dressed up like
a flying ace and all.Copy !req
532. I look like hell.Copy !req
533. Ha! Yeah, your looks
are exactly what we're
concerned about here.Copy !req
534. I don't like
the timing of this.Copy !req
535. Someone wants
to take Torchwood out.Copy !req
536. - I warned you.
- Look,Copy !req
537. I know the food's not too hot,
but I doubt you've
been poisoned, OK?Copy !req
538. - People get sick. It happens.
- Maybe you're right.Copy !req
539. Every bug in the world
is probably out to get me.Copy !req
540. I haven't
developed any resistance.Copy !req
541. I... I never needed it.Copy !req
542. What are you saying?
Immortality leads
to hypochondria?Copy !req
543. You heard about anything
going on with Rex?Copy !req
544. Uh, sorry,
I'm kind of busy.
Why, what's going on?Copy !req
545. Um,
two men are in his office.Copy !req
546. One was getting
his hard drive,Copy !req
547. the other's
going through his files.Copy !req
548. It's nothing to do with me.
I've got to get this to Alan,Copy !req
549. he's writing part of
the President's briefing.Copy !req
550. - Sure.
See if he's heard anything?
- I'll ask him, yeah.Copy !req
551. Hello?Copy !req
552. Esther Drummond?Copy !req
553. Yes.Copy !req
554. This is Carla Hennessy
of Pacific Monument Bank.Copy !req
555. We'd like to thank you for
banking with us and discuss
some investment options.Copy !req
556. Is this a good time?Copy !req
557. No, actually,
this isn't a good time...Copy !req
558. Investment options?
I have nothing to invest.Copy !req
559. Well, $50,000 isn't nothing,
Miss Drummond.Copy !req
560. I think you'll find we can
offer a very good return
on a six-month CD.Copy !req
561. I haven't got $50,000.Copy !req
562. It was a wire transfer,
made at midday today.Copy !req
563. Made by who?Copy !req
564. There's no name,
only a pass code.Copy !req
565. - But the transaction
came from China.
- I have to go.Copy !req
566. We've closed down her desk,Copy !req
567. but there's
no sign of her, sir.Copy !req
568. Well, she can't get anywhere
without her ID,Copy !req
569. and that's chipped.Copy !req
570. I mean, wherever she goes
we should know it.Copy !req
571. We found the ID.Copy !req
572. It was in the trash can.Copy !req
573. Where was the trash can?Copy !req
574. Of course I've got my ID.Copy !req
575. Hey, Esther.Copy !req
576. Looks like we're going
to be working late.Copy !req
577. Yeah?Copy !req
578. You didn't hear?
China's making
threats to the UN.Copy !req
579. They're gonna undervalue
the currency down to 50%.Copy !req
580. Said with
the population explosionCopy !req
581. by the end of the year,
they need to focus now...Copy !req
582. The question is,
are they gonna stop
at 50 or go lower?Copy !req
583. What do you think?Copy !req
584. Yeah.Copy !req
585. Going to the briefing?Copy !req
586. Yeah, just gotta, um...Copy !req
587. do things. Busy. Hold on!Copy !req
588. Tell Forsyth I had to go
to Cyber Division, OK?Copy !req
589. Charlotte Wills
exited the secure area
of the sixth floor at 15.53.Copy !req
590. And she swiped the elevator
at 15.54.Copy !req
591. Where is she now?Copy !req
592. I can't tell. I can issue
a full security alert
if you want?Copy !req
593. No, no.
This is just an exercise,
that's all.Copy !req
594. Why don't we, um,
see how they do
in finding her?Copy !req
595. Esther Drummond.Copy !req
596. Yeah,
she's in Cyber Division.Copy !req
597. I just saw her, second floor.Copy !req
598. She didn't leave the building.Copy !req
599. She couldn't
with the wrong ID.Copy !req
600. And she'd have to pass
at least one checkpoint.Copy !req
601. Look at you,
I can't believe
you're still on duty.Copy !req
602. You've been working
double shifts the past, what,
three days, four days now?Copy !req
603. Three days running.Copy !req
604. Nice of you to notice.
You're the only one.Copy !req
605. I guess the money
makes it worth it, huh?Copy !req
606. You'd think, but double my pay
amounts to double nothing.Copy !req
607. Oh, well, if you ask me,
you're worth
your weight in gold.Copy !req
608. You drive safe now.Copy !req
609. Oh, I will.Copy !req
610. I'm sorry, we didn't have timeCopy !req
611. for a handover.
There's no medication.Copy !req
612. Don't talk to the prisoners.Copy !req
613. You gave him a drink.
What did you do to him?Copy !req
614. - What was in it?
- Take it easy.Copy !req
615. Are you saying I poisoned him?Copy !req
616. He drinks, he's sick.
If you did anything,
you'd better bloody tell me.Copy !req
617. I didn't! She was with me.
Tell them, I didn't touch
their drinks, did I?Copy !req
618. This is ridiculous.
No-one's poisoned anyone.Copy !req
619. Hold on.
You went to supervise him.Copy !req
620. That's what you said,
"supervise".Copy !req
621. Who needs supervising
pouring a drink?Copy !req
622. What did you supervise
exactly?Copy !req
623. So now you're accusing anyone?Copy !req
624. It's either you or
the big gay steward,
so my money's on you.Copy !req
625. - I'm not gay.
- Just search her,
Rex, please.Copy !req
626. - Look, you know
no-one can die.
- Oh, yeah?Copy !req
627. What if you're wrong, Rex?Copy !req
628. What if your big success
is one Welsh woman
and a dead body?Copy !req
629. Huh? Just search her,
that's all I'm saying,
search her.Copy !req
630. Rex, please, search her.
Please.Copy !req
631. All right,
if it'll shut you up.
Let me see your bag.Copy !req
632. - Hey!
- Put that down!Copy !req
633. You stay right there.Copy !req
634. - What did I say? Poison.
- Is that the first
assumption you makeCopy !req
635. when you find medicine
in someone's handbag?Copy !req
636. Well, if it's medicine,
I'm sure one pill
won't hurt you.Copy !req
637. That's a damn good idea.
Take it.Copy !req
638. Why would I take that?
It's poison.Copy !req
639. You just said...Copy !req
640. I just said it was quite
an assumption.Copy !req
641. Yes, I carry poison.
I run a lot of agents,Copy !req
642. you never know
when they might need it.Copy !req
643. OK, well,
if you didn't
give him anything,Copy !req
644. then there's no harm
in telling us what kind
of poison is in this bag.Copy !req
645. Yeah. Get over here.Copy !req
646. - Don't touch me!
- Sit down. Stay right there.Copy !req
647. Stay right there.
Tell me what you gave him.Copy !req
648. - I didn't give him anything.
- Just tell us
what it is, all right?Copy !req
649. Let me see.Copy !req
650. Urgh...Copy !req
651. Uh...Copy !req
652. - Uh!
- Here, here.Copy !req
653. Cyanide. Are my lips blue?Copy !req
654. - No, you're just pale.
- Not cyanosis.Copy !req
655. Um, let me...Copy !req
656. OK, maybe this.Copy !req
657. Had a boyfriend
who took arsenic.Copy !req
658. Uh!Copy !req
659. Same consistency.Copy !req
660. You had a boyfriend
that took arsenic?Copy !req
661. Yeah, Slovenian.
Took arsenic for better skin.Copy !req
662. Hold up, I've read about that.
That was back in the 1800s,
though.Copy !req
663. Never mind about that.
Look, the point is,
how do we fix this?Copy !req
664. How do we cure
arsenic poisoning?Copy !req
665. I don't know.Copy !req
666. - Rex, not now.
- How do you cure
arsenic poisoning?Copy !req
667. Wh...
Is this some kind of joke?Copy !req
668. Listen, I have someone here
with a headache,
nausea and convulsions.Copy !req
669. We think he was given arsenic.Copy !req
670. Yeah, well,
then take him to a hospital.Copy !req
671. - I have to get back to work.
- No, don't hang up!
Just listen.Copy !req
672. We are stuck on a plane
over the Atlantic.
What else can we do?Copy !req
673. Tell him he's lucky.
Great time to be poisoned.
He can't die.Copy !req
674. This is the mortal man,
the one I was
telling you about.Copy !req
675. - Seriously,
I think this man can die.
- Now you believe me.Copy !req
676. You shut up!
Vera, what the hell can we do?Copy !req
677. Jesus, I don't know.Copy !req
678. - I suppose
you can try chelation.
- OK, chelation. What is it?Copy !req
679. You can remove toxic metals
from the body by introducing
competing chemicalsCopy !req
680. that bind them up
and make them inactive.Copy !req
681. - So what do we give him?
- I... I suppose EDTA.Copy !req
682. But if you're on a plane,
you won't have that.Copy !req
683. What's EDTA?Copy !req
684. - Who are you?
- Just tell me, what's EDTA?Copy !req
685. Ethylenediaminetetraacetic
acid.Copy !req
686. What's that when it's at home?
What's it made of?Copy !req
687. I don't know.
I'm a doctor, not a chemist.Copy !req
688. Yeah, is there
nobody in the entire CIA
that is a poisons expert?Copy !req
689. Yeah, but the CIA
just poisoned him. Seriously,
you're all I've got.Copy !req
690. - I'm watching the man die.
- Oh, my God. This is stupid.Copy !req
691. Everybody, today's challenge:
create EDTACopy !req
692. using only materials
that can be found on a plane.Copy !req
693. I'm serious.
Now quickly, come on.Copy !req
694. OK, I've got it.
This might work.Copy !req
695. Tell them they need
two things...Copy !req
696. Formaldehyde?Copy !req
697. And ethylenediamine?Copy !req
698. You are not
giving me formaldehyde!Copy !req
699. You can shut up!
OK, now where do we find this?Copy !req
700. You can make formaldehyde.Copy !req
701. By oxidising methanol?
How the hell do we oxidise
methanol at 30,000 feet?Copy !req
702. Um, some laptops
use fuel cells with methanol.Copy !req
703. Um, not standard batteries,
they have to be fuel cells.Copy !req
704. Laptops.
Try laptop fuel cells.Copy !req
705. Danny, I need you
to check all the laptops,Copy !req
706. see if one of them
are fuel cells.Copy !req
707. Now! Quicker than that, Danny.
For God's sake! Now!Copy !req
708. And you'll need a catalyst.
That would be...Copy !req
709. - Silver, get me silver.
- I'm on it.Copy !req
710. Damn it.Copy !req
711. Oh, and they need ammonia.Copy !req
712. You need to find ammonia.Copy !req
713. OK, cleaner...
You must have cleaner
in the loos or the bathroom.Copy !req
714. Come on, faster,
faster, faster!
Come on.Copy !req
715. Yeah, that looks like silver.Copy !req
716. Next!Copy !req
717. We're gonna need
to heat this up.Copy !req
718. Right.Copy !req
719. Where's the dichloroethane?
We need dichloroethane.Copy !req
720. Dichloroethane.
It's in degreaser.Copy !req
721. Oh, that...
We don't have that... stuff.Copy !req
722. Do not say that, Greta.
You must have some somewhere.Copy !req
723. We don't use it.Copy !req
724. - I don't go around degreasing.
- No?Copy !req
725. The automated system
takes care of it.Copy !req
726. The automated system,
the automated system.Copy !req
727. The ACRS.
It works like the de-icer.Copy !req
728. There's a central pump,Copy !req
729. and then there's
and then there's the tubingCopy !req
730. that distributes it
throughout the plane.Copy !req
731. Tubing?Copy !req
732. - Orange tubing.
- Where's the tubing?Copy !req
733. - In the floor.
- In the floor?Copy !req
734. Oh, you're damaging the floor!Copy !req
735. Yeah, and I'm gonna rip
this plane apart with my
bare hands if I have to,Copy !req
736. and you're gonna help.
Now get over there and help.Copy !req
737. One, two, three, up!Copy !req
738. It's wires.
It's just bloody wires!Copy !req
739. All right, rip the panels up.
Rip 'em all up.Copy !req
740. Brilliant, your prisoner
is sick and you're destroying
the plane.Copy !req
741. Careful with those wires.Copy !req
742. Looking a bit
worried there, Rex,Copy !req
743. like this might
all be your fault.Copy !req
744. You put us on this plane.Copy !req
745. There's no orange tube!Copy !req
746. Is there
something between you two?Copy !req
747. - What?
- You and World War II.Copy !req
748. I'm married with a baby.Copy !req
749. Yeah, married, baby, whatever.Copy !req
750. You two argue
like people who are real close.Copy !req
751. Yeah,
well, did you have a thingCopy !req
752. - with your
poisoner friend over there?
- Yeah, we did.Copy !req
753. - Oh, you did?
- But we got on
each other's nerves.Copy !req
754. Really? Can't imagine!Copy !req
755. And there is no
orange tube here.Copy !req
756. Wait a minute,
wait a minute.Copy !req
757. - It's a degreaser, right?
- Yeah.Copy !req
758. So you use a degreaser
where there's grease.
So where's grease?Copy !req
759. Um... Um,
moving parts. Moving parts...Copy !req
760. - Danny, Danny, moving parts.
- Where's the access conduitCopy !req
761. to the landing gear?Copy !req
762. - Come on!
- Here.Copy !req
763. - Move this.
- Move it up,
move it up.Copy !req
764. Greta, Give me
a hand. Ready?Copy !req
765. - One, two, three.
- Don't damage it,
you idiots.Copy !req
766. Orange!
Look, it's an orange tube!Copy !req
767. I see it. I see it.
I see it, I see it.Copy !req
768. - OK, give me your knife.
- Knife.Copy !req
769. Wait a minute, wait a minute.
We've got to be careful
because it's not labelled.Copy !req
770. If it's part
of the oil system,
we're screwed.Copy !req
771. Yeah, whatever.Copy !req
772. Oh, get a cup. Get a cup.
Gather it, man. That's it.Copy !req
773. Oh, that's beautiful.Copy !req
774. That's beautiful!Copy !req
775. Yay!Copy !req
776. - Whoo!
- Yes!Copy !req
777. Final ingredient,
touch of cyanide.Copy !req
778. Are you sure that's right?Copy !req
779. Chelation means
replacing one toxic substance
with another.Copy !req
780. It's not enough to kill him...Copy !req
781. hopefully.Copy !req
782. There. I knew diabetes
would be useful one day.Copy !req
783. Lovely.Copy !req
784. Now, I'm going
to need your tie, Danny.Copy !req
785. - Hurry up,
hurry up, hurry up.
- Come on, come on.Copy !req
786. Right.Copy !req
787. Lovely.Copy !req
788. - He'll need help
with his coat.
- Yup.Copy !req
789. Be careful with his coat.Copy !req
790. That's it.
That's it,
as quick as you can.Copy !req
791. OK, take his sleeve up.Copy !req
792. I... I heard cyanide.Copy !req
793. Ssh, trust me.
It's gonna be all right.Copy !req
794. No, it won't.
Don't let her do this,Copy !req
795. - she'll kill you.
- Shut up.Copy !req
796. Oh...Copy !req
797. You're not filling me
with confidence.Copy !req
798. Be careful.
That's my good tie.Copy !req
799. And you're definitely not gay?Copy !req
800. - It was one time, OK?
- All right, Jack,
don't move.Copy !req
801. Here we go.Copy !req
802. Whoa!Copy !req
803. That was your last chance.Copy !req
804. Yeah? What are you
gonna do about it?Copy !req
805. If you're the best England's
got to offer,Copy !req
806. then God help you.Copy !req
807. I'm Welsh.Copy !req
808. It's OK!Copy !req
809. - Hurry up.
- Ahh!Copy !req
810. Jack?Copy !req
811. Aaargh!Copy !req
812. OK. Oh,
I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
813. Aa-argh!Copy !req
814. The doctor said
it was gonna burn, OK?Copy !req
815. Jack, I am so sorry.Copy !req
816. I'm so sorry.
I think it's corrosive.Copy !req
817. It's working though, yeah?
It's working?Copy !req
818. Oh, please,
God, say it's working.Copy !req
819. Jack?Copy !req
820. What is it?Copy !req
821. - Yes. Yes.
- It's working?Copy !req
822. - Yes.
- Nice work. Nice work.Copy !req
823. - Hey!
- Behave!Copy !req
824. You know,
it's always better to return
with three healthy prisoners.Copy !req
825. Sit down.Copy !req
826. Jesus.Copy !req
827. What about Lyn?Copy !req
828. Has she said anything about
who put her up to this or why?Copy !req
829. No, we won't get anything out
of her for a while,
she's unconscious.Copy !req
830. All right.
I'll take care of it.Copy !req
831. A security force will meet you
at the airport.Copy !req
832. We'll find out
what's going on.Copy !req
833. Sounds good.Copy !req
834. Go get him.Copy !req
835. It's proof.Copy !req
836. We have absolute proof.Copy !req
837. We compared
the telomeres from yesterdayCopy !req
838. with the telomeres
from 48 hours ago.Copy !req
839. There's no doubt,Copy !req
840. they're shortening,
which means...Copy !req
841. we're still aging.Copy !req
842. What kind of immortality
is that?Copy !req
843. It's the story
of Tithonus.Copy !req
844. One of the Greek goddesses
asked Zeus to make
Tithonus immortal,Copy !req
845. but she forgot to
ask for eternal youth.Copy !req
846. He became so ancient
and decrepit, he eventually
shrank into a cicada.Copy !req
847. - He begged for death.
- This is no miracle.
This is just...Copy !req
848. This just means
that sooner or later
we're all going to hell.Copy !req
849. But the whole thing
could be temporary.
For all we know,Copy !req
850. it could revert to normal
by tomorrow.Copy !req
851. But we can't assume that.Copy !req
852. We can't assume anything.Copy !req
853. All we know is that things
are different now.Copy !req
854. Look, what do we know
about the dead?Copy !req
855. They accumulate.Copy !req
856. So now
what we have accumulatingCopy !req
857. are people
who should be dead,Copy !req
858. but aren't.Copy !req
859. Will they be in pain forever?
We don't know.Copy !req
860. But while we wait,
they're suffering.Copy !req
861. And death won't
take care of them for us.Copy !req
862. What they need most of all
is pain management.Copy !req
863. I assume you're
giving them medication.Copy !req
864. That's my point. We have
to start manufacturing
painkillers immediately,Copy !req
865. by presidential order
if necessary.Copy !req
866. We have to rebuild
the entire systemCopy !req
867. of healthcare in this country
right now.Copy !req
868. If we sit back
and assume this will pass,Copy !req
869. we'll have
a disaster on our hands.Copy !req
870. I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry to bother you,Copy !req
871. but actually, do you think
that I could borrow
a cigarette?Copy !req
872. Oh, sure.Copy !req
873. - Thank you.
- Oh, God!Copy !req
874. Oh, thank you. Oh!Copy !req
875. I don't suppose anyone
actually really borrows
a cigarette though.Copy !req
876. Can you hold this
for one second?
Thank you.Copy !req
877. Mm! It's more like theft.
So now I've stolen
your property. Sorry.Copy !req
878. You're a busy woman.Copy !req
879. Oh, well, you should talk,
acting head of surgery.Copy !req
880. Dr Juarez, isn't it?Copy !req
881. Oh, there it is.Copy !req
882. Thank you. Thank you. Sorry.Copy !req
883. - Is that one mine? Thank you.
- Have we been introduced?Copy !req
884. No, but I saw you
in the meeting.Copy !req
885. And I hope
you don't mind me saying,
but you were magnificent.Copy !req
886. - Uh-huh.
- Just everyone in there,Copy !req
887. just yap, yap, yap,
yap, yap, yap, yap, yap.Copy !req
888. And you just
cut right through.
It was...Copy !req
889. I... I could have
stood up and applauded.Copy !req
890. - So what were
you doing in there?
- I'm sorry.Copy !req
891. Jilly Kitzinger,
public relations.Copy !req
892. Yes. Let me give you
my card. Here.Copy !req
893. OK, that's the PhiCorp logo.Copy !req
894. I don't need a drug rep.
Thanks.Copy !req
895. No, I know.
I know, I know, I know.Copy !req
896. I know. I said,
"They're working hard
in there.Copy !req
897. "They don't need me
getting in the way."Copy !req
898. But my boss was like, "Jilly!"
And he gave me that look.Copy !req
899. So...
But it's destiny, I think.Copy !req
900. Here we are, you and me,
working together.Copy !req
901. Please, take it.Copy !req
902. No, thanks.Copy !req
903. - Just in case.
- I don't need your help.Copy !req
904. I disagree.Copy !req
905. Have you considered
January the 15th, Dr Juarez?Copy !req
906. What's January the 15th?Copy !req
907. Mmm, well,
January 15th of this year,Copy !req
908. the Senate Committee
For Drugs And AlcoholCopy !req
909. voted to ring-fence
the national stockpile
of surplus drugsCopy !req
910. for use only by
the Civil Defence Programme,Copy !req
911. which does not technically
include this current scenario.Copy !req
912. But you need that
stockpile immediately.Copy !req
913. So a very clever doctor
would be talking
to her senatorCopy !req
914. to reverse that
decision immediately.Copy !req
915. I don't know.
Just a thought, right?
Never say never.Copy !req
916. - So you specialise
in pain management?
- Mm-hm.Copy !req
917. I don't suppose
you have any samples with you?Copy !req
918. Ha! I might, I might.
I'm sure I have
a personal supply.Copy !req
919. This one too,
she's under arrest.Copy !req
920. Mr Friedkin wants
a full debriefing.Copy !req
921. He has section
chiefs from Clandestine
and Intelligence on standby.Copy !req
922. We have a secure van outside
waiting to take
the prisoners to Langley.Copy !req
923. This way. Thank you.Copy !req
924. Yeah, who's this?Copy !req
925. It's Esther, I'm calling
from a different number.Copy !req
926. Did you get my messages?Copy !req
927. I haven't had a chance. Why?Copy !req
928. Will you listen
to your voicemail sometime?Copy !req
929. We are being set up. They...Copy !req
930. They cleaned out your officeCopy !req
931. and there's $50,000
in my bank account.Copy !req
932. Whoever's doing this, I betCopy !req
933. they'll be waiting for you
when you arrive.Copy !req
934. Someone is trying
to erase Torchwood, right?Copy !req
935. What if they're also
trying to erase anyoneCopy !req
936. who's ever had any contact
with Torchwood?Copy !req
937. Rex, do you hear me?Copy !req
938. Rex, do you hear me?Copy !req
939. Oh, yeah? Wow, that's, um...Copy !req
940. That's wonderful.
Yeah, it's great to be back.Copy !req
941. If it looked like we were
traitors being paid off,Copy !req
942. all they'd have to doCopy !req
943. is lay a false trail
to Beijing or wherever
while our bodiesCopy !req
944. are in some shallow grave
in Virginia somewhere.Copy !req
945. Maybe several graves
now that death isn't
what it used to be.Copy !req
946. Yeah, well, that idea
is extremely relevant.Copy !req
947. Oh, you're with them?Copy !req
948. Yeah, that seems to be
the ongoing situation.Copy !req
949. Rex, just get out of there.
I don't know what's going on,Copy !req
950. but get out.Copy !req
951. Yeah, yeah, I've got you.
That's confirmed.Copy !req
952. I'll be outside Arrivals
in a blue Mini. Make it quick.Copy !req
953. - They'll be looking
for this car soon.
- All right. Copy that.Copy !req
954. Hey, you know,Copy !req
955. I just remembered
there's one final piece
of legislation neededCopy !req
956. to make this a full
and proper rendition.Copy !req
957. And according to
recent amendments
to US Code section 3184Copy !req
958. and section 3185
in transferring prisoners
from airside to landside,Copy !req
959. the law clearly states that,
um, once they touch
down on American soil,Copy !req
960. they have free and easy access
to one very important thing.Copy !req
961. And what's that?Copy !req
962. Bullshit.Copy !req
963. - See ya.
- Hey, hey!Copy !req
964. Ah!Copy !req
965. Crazy bitch.Copy !req
966. Even if we can get past,
how do we get out?Copy !req
967. You know what US
Immigration is like
at the best of times.Copy !req
968. Hey, what the hell are you
waiting around here for?Copy !req
969. - We're stuck,
thanks to you.
- Oh, my God,Copy !req
970. you two are idiots.
You're already landside.
Take a look around.Copy !req
971. You're at the baggage claim
for domestic flights.Copy !req
972. You could just
walk out of here.Copy !req
973. - Now come on and follow me.
- Hey, you get us arrested, OK?Copy !req
974. You break up my family,
you nearly get Jack killed,Copy !req
975. - why should we go
anywhere with you?
- Because I have a car.Copy !req
976. Here, take your... thing.Copy !req
977. - Excuse me, sir?
- Yes?Copy !req
978. Those two men over there
in the black suits,Copy !req
979. I think I overheard them
talking about a bomb.Copy !req
980. Now are you glad I didn't
let you bring your kid?Copy !req
981. Imagine her here
in the middle of all this.Copy !req
982. So how about thinking
at some point that maybe
I did something good?Copy !req
983. - Ah! Perfect timing.
- This had better be worth it.Copy !req
984. Hey, hey, what are you doing?
That's not the car.Copy !req
985. This is the car.Copy !req
986. She just came
to bring me drugs.Copy !req
987. Sorry, babe, got to go.Copy !req
988. What do you mean?
Where are you going?Copy !req
989. Hey, what sort
of getaway car is this?Copy !req
990. I thought you Americans
all had these big SUVs.
This is rubbish.Copy !req
991. - Get in, get in.
- Dr Juarez.Copy !req
992. Oh, Esther, isn't it?Copy !req
993. Hi.Copy !req
994. Hey, I told you already,
you can't stay here.Copy !req
995. I know. I know,
I'm sorry. We're going.Copy !req
996. Rex, you've got to work
on these escape plans.Copy !req
997. - Where are we going?
- Just anywhere.Copy !req
998. Hey, did I tell you
that they'd bribed me
with twice as much as you?Copy !req
999. Oh, sh...Copy !req
1000. Jesus.Copy !req
1001. All right, just... just drive.
Drive.Copy !req
1002. There!Copy !req
1003. She stole the car. Let's go!Copy !req
1004. What the hell was that?
Was that Lyn?Copy !req
1005. What the hell is going on?Copy !req
1006. Welcome to Torchwood.Copy !req
1007. Something happened
to all of us.Copy !req
1008. Miracle Day arrived
and we all came
out of it changed.Copy !req
1009. This woman's
husband strangled her.Copy !req
1010. She doesn't die,
so he keeps strangling her,Copy !req
1011. and you're telling me
that's not murder?Copy !req
1012. We're not even allowed to say
"attempted murder" any more,Copy !req
1013. cos murder is impossible.Copy !req
1014. Is it Boston Street?Copy !req
1015. Go, go, go, go!Copy !req
1016. Some sort of morphic field
suspended the human race.Copy !req
1017. It's more than
people just surviving.
They are so alive.Copy !req
1018. They were ready
for the miracle.
PhiCorp knew it was coming.Copy !req
1019. What the hell is the matter
with you? Don't you know
how serious this is?Copy !req
1020. And who the hell
put you in charge?Copy !req
1021. As far as I can see,
you got all your staff killed.Copy !req
1022. They were my friends.Copy !req
1023. - Yeah, dead friends.
- Rex, don't.Copy !req
1024. - Who the hell
are you people anyway?
- No, Rex. Rex, hold on...Copy !req
1025. Rex, no!Copy !req
1026. Tell the truth!Copy !req
1027. You don't feel sorry at all.Copy !req