1. Hi, Eddie.
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2. Hiya, Scotty.
Cold enough for you?
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3. Oh, I'm only faintly alive.
It's 25 below.
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4. You know everybody?
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5. We haven't met.
McPherson.
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6. - Hi.
- Ned Scott,
Captain Hendry.
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7. Scotty just
got in today.
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8. Hi. Care to join us?
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9. Wait till I count my fingers.
I may have lost one.
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10. Scotty's
a warm weather man.
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11. We met at Accra.
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12. Quite a spot—
105 in the shade,
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13. the women hardly
wore anything at all.
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14. Which was very intelligent of
'em.
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15. Lie there in a hammock while 3
of them stand there fanning you.
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16. - Remember, Scotty?
- I remember.
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17. Oh, boy, when I die,
I hope I go to Accra.
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18. - I was there.
- I'm in.
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19. What are you
doing here, Mr. Scott?
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20. Looking
for a story.
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21. Scotty's
a newspaperman.
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22. - How many?
- 3.
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23. - Cards?
- I'll play these.
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24. Caught from ambush.
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25. Check.
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26. Well,
I'll bet a buck.
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27. And I'll fold.
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28. Call.
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29. - Pair of queens.
- I thought so... Aces.
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30. Ought to know better than
try fooling our captain.
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31. Only dames can do that.
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32. - Lieutenant Dykes,
I promised—
- slip of the tongue.
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33. What do you hear from
the general?
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34. General Fogarty. He's nursing
his secrets like a June bride.
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35. I got an idea.
There's a guy in Seattle knows
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36. the whole radar defense story.
Loves to talk— General McLaren.
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37. You tell General Fogarty
you wanna go to Seattle.
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38. Pat and I will fly you there.
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39. I met
General McLaren too.
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40. It's warm in Seattle.
They got girls there.
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41. Without fur pants on.
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42. - What about it,
Captain?
- They could be right.
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43. You'll never be able to shoo
our captain southward
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44. with his heart wrapped
around the north pole.
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45. - That will do—
- What's going on up there?
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46. Some scientists are holding
a convention up there.
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47. Looking for polar bear tales.
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48. Ever hear of
Dr. Carrington?
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49. - The fellow
who was at bikini?
- The same.
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50. They're about 2,000
miles north of here—
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51. a whole bunch: Botanists,
physicists, electronic—
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52. including
a pin-up girl.
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53. - Very interesting
type, too.
- Very.
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54. Captain Hendry can give you
any data you want on her.
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55. You shouldn't
have said that.
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56. Now, look...
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57. Someday I hope to have
a navigator and a copilot
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58. who are at least
dry behind the ears.
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59. - Oh, Captain.
- You mail-order—
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60. P.A.: Captain Hendry,
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61. report to General Fogarty's
quarters at once please.
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62. 8:00 at night, and the general
yelling for his troops.
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63. Sounds like
the old days.
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64. - Take my hand,
will you?
- Yeah.
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65. Hey, Captain, if it
amounts to anything,
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66. - bring me in on it,
will you, please?
- Sure.
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67. I got to get
a story someplace.
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68. - Come in!
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69. Close the door.
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70. Yes, sir.
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71. Good evening, sir.
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72. Didn't take you long
to get here.
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73. Not many places
to hide.
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74. Got a queer message from
your picnic party up north,
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75. from Dr. Carrington himself.
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76. "Believe an airplane unusual
type crashed in our vicinity.
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77. Please send facilities
to investigate. Most urgent."
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78. What do you suppose
you'd find up there,
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79. besides
a good-looking girl?
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80. I don't know, sir.
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81. - Any ships missing?
- No.
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82. - No Canadians, either.
- Could be Russians.
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83. They're all over
the pole like flies.
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84. - You're going.
- Yes, sir.
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85. Take a dog team or anything
you need for rescue.
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86. - Come in.
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87. Close the door!
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88. But do you suppose the Pentagon
could send us a revolving door?
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89. Could be, sir. We got
10 pith helmets last week.
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90. - Weather report,
sir.
- Okay, that's all.
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91. Tell the O.D. If more messages
come in from Dr. Carrington,
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92. I wanna be notified
personally no matter the time.
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93. Well, here's your weather.
A front's moving in,
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94. but you ought to make it back
without bumping into it.
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95. General, that
newspaperman Scott—
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96. - yeah, what about him?
- He'd like to go
with us.
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97. It's alright
if you maroon him up there.
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98. Don't get me wrong
about who gets marooned.
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99. And I'd appreciate it if you
didn't smash anything this time.
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100. That was
an unavoidable accident.
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101. Well, look, I'll expect you
back sometime tomorrow night.
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102. Yes, sir.
I'll close the door.
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103. Just tell me
what you find up there.
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104. No one tells me
anything around here.
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105. Want some coffee?
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106. - Hey, thanks.
- Here you are, sir.
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107. Mr. Scott... Coffee.
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108. Are we there?
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109. No, sir. Hot coffee
up front, sir.
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110. Oh.
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111. Lieutenant? Coffee, sir.
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112. Thank you,
stewardess.
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113. Coffee?
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114. Yeah, thanks.
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115. How far are we
from camp?
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116. 3 hours. We've slowed down.
A little headwind.
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117. A little headwind?
Close to 40 miles.
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118. Our captain has some funny
ideas about the north pole.
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119. He thinks it's a garden spot.
Come and bring the kiddies.
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120. Now, look. Don't
you two guys start.
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121. You know Peary went to
the north pole once.
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122. He retired with a sack
full of medals.
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123. - Hey, pat.
- You know we go there
every 3 weeks
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124. just like it was
lovers' Lane.
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125. Mr. Scott, some people
seem to think—
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126. wait a minute.
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127. Hello, Air Force 191, 191
from polar expedition 6,
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128. can you read me?
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129. Air Force 191, hear
you fine, Tex. Go ahead.
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130. What's your position?
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131. 3 hours out.
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132. Captain, switch over
to your radio compass
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133. and check it against
your magnetic heading.
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134. What's
on your mind, Tex?
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135. We've got some kind
of disturbance up here,
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136. and it's whacking away
at everything.
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137. What do you figure
it's from?
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138. Don't know.
We noticed it last night.
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139. 6 to 8 degrees
difference, pat.
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140. We're quite
a bit off here, Tex.
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141. Better home in on me.
I'll leave the key open.
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142. Would you rather
have me sing to you?
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143. Leave the key open.
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144. I was afraid
you'd say that.
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145. Hey, the taxpayers
ought to see this.
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146. Hello, Doctor...
Professor.
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147. - Hello.
- Still the same game?
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148. Yes.
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149. Morning.
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150. Doctor... Professor,
here's your mail.
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151. You're just in
time for lunch.
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152. Ken, I bet you
forgot my hairpins.
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153. I'm practically
at the north pole.
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154. Looks more like
my old Kentucky home.
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155. Mr. Scott...
Mrs. Chapman.
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156. A pleasure,
Mrs. Chapman.
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157. Dr. Chapman...
Mr. Scott.
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158. - Dr. Chapman.
- Scotty's a newspaperman.
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159. You've come at
an opportune time.
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160. I was in Anchorage when
your message arrived.
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161. I hope you have
a good story.
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162. - No more than you
probably know already.
- Nothing more at all?
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163. Just discussions
to what it might be.
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164. We all have different ideas.
There's been arguments about it.
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165. - Where's
Dr. Carrington?
- He's in the lab.
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166. Dr. Chapman—
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167. Hi, Lee.
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168. - Coffee, Captain?
- No, thanks.
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169. Our captain's
in a hurry.
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170. - Where are
you two going?
- With you—
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171. wanna tell her that's an awful
way to treat our captain.
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172. If you don't want
us...
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173. I'll get even with
you two someday.
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174. Come in.
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175. Hi, pat.
Welcome to our igloo.
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176. How was your—
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177. well...
How was your trip?
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178. It was alright.
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179. About usual.
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180. Well, that's fine.
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181. I think Dr. Carrington
wants to see you.
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182. Dr. Carrington can wait.
I wanna talk to you.
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183. That was a dirty trick
you played on me.
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184. Don't lose
your temper.
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185. Why did you do it?
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186. Well, your legs
aren't very pretty.
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187. You wrote a note
and put it on my chest.
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188. Others got up
before I did.
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189. 6 people read it
before I woke up.
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190. The whole force
is laughing.
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191. - Not so loud.
They'll hear you.
- They've already heard.
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192. The only place it hasn't been
is a billboard.
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193. Ooh, I didn't know you
had such a nasty temper.
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194. Now, pat,
just be careful.
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195. Now, take it easy.
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196. Now, wait a minute.
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197. We had a lot of fun
when you were up here.
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198. Then when you asked me
down to Anchorage
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199. you deliberately fed me—
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200. did you really drink
all those drinks?
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201. - Mm-mmm.
- You didn't throw
any away? Not a one?
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202. Holy cats,
I thought I was good.
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203. Another thing,
why did you leave?
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204. When I woke up,
you were gone.
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205. I told you I had to take
that cargo plane back here.
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206. - You told me?
- Don't you remember?
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207. No.
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208. Right after dinner.
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209. You were telling me
all about
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210. a night in
San Francisco...
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211. - I told you that?
- Mm-mmm.
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212. Ohh.
What else did I do?
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213. Well, you had moments of
making like an octopus.
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214. I never saw so many
hands in all my life.
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215. Alright. Alright.
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216. Look, my only excuse
is that I liked you...
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217. Right away.
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218. So I started wrong.
Can't we begin again?
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219. How would you begin?
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220. Well, I can
think of several—
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221. never mind.
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222. We don't have time
for that now.
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223. I know Dr. Carrington's
waiting to see you.
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224. What about this business
of starting over again?
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225. We'll talk about that later.
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226. - Hello, Captain.
- Hi, Professor.
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227. Dr. Carrington,
Captain Hendry is here.
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228. Yes, I know.
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229. - How do you do,
Captain?
- Doctor.
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230. Miss Nicholson, would you
add a note to the others?
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231. Surely.
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232. "November 2nd, 11:30 A.M.
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233. "Deviation in sector 19
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234. "continues 12 degrees,
20 minutes east.
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235. No lessening or wavering
of disturbing element."
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236. That's all.
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237. Well, Captain,
can we start now?
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238. Where are we
going, Doctor?
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239. 48 miles due east
from here.
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240. Your message said
an airplane crash.
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241. Is that what
we're looking for?
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242. I don't know, Captain.
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243. - You better
explain, Doctor.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
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244. Miss Nicholson, would you read
Captain Hendry
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245. my first notes?
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246. I was only thinking of the
vagueness of my information.
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247. I dislike being vague.
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248. - "November 1st—"
- yesterday.
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249. "6:15 P.M. sound detectors
and seismographs
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250. "registered explosion
due east.
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251. "At 6:18, magnetometer
revealed deviation
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252. 12 degrees,
20 minutes east."
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253. That deviation
has been constant.
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254. We ran into it just
before arriving.
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255. "Such deviation possible
only if a disturbing force
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256. equivalent to 20,000 tons
of steel or iron ore—"
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257. 20,000 tons?
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258. "Had become
part of the earth
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259. at about
a 50-mile radius."
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260. Getting a bit beyond me
but it sounds like a meteor.
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261. Yes, very much,
except for one thing.
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262. We'll show it
to Captain Hendry.
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263. Oh, yes, sir.
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264. We have some special
telescopic cameras.
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265. On the appearance
of radioactivity,
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266. a Geiger counter
trips the release
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267. and the cameras function.
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268. They were working
last evening.
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269. This is the result.
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270. This first picture
was taken 3 minutes
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271. before the explosion—
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272. or 6:12. You can see
the small dot
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273. low there
in the corner.
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274. On the next picture,
one minute later,
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275. it is moving
from west to east,
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276. moving fast enough
to form a streak.
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277. - What's shutter speed?
- 1,000th of a second.
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278. Moving pretty fast,
wasn't it?
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279. At 6:14,
it's moving upward.
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280. At 6:15, it drops
to the earth and vanishes.
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281. A meteor might move almost
horizontal to the earth,
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282. but never upward.
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283. - It isn't a meteor.
- That's obvious.
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284. How's the distance to the point
of impact determined?
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285. - By computation.
- Dr. Carrington...
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286. It's quite simple,
Captain.
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287. We have the time
of arrival
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288. of the sound waves
and the detectors
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289. and the arrival time
of the impact waves
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290. and the seismograph.
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291. By computing the difference,
it becomes quite obvious
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292. that they were caused
by a traveling object.
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293. The distance from here's
approximately 48 miles.
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294. You lost me, but I'll take
your word for it.
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295. 20,000 tons of steel
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296. is a lot of metal
for an airplane.
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297. It is for the sort
of airplane we know, Captain.
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298. Yeah, we'd
better be going.
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299. I thought
you'd think so.
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300. Redding, check
every quarter hour.
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301. - Will you want me?
- No, it won't
be necessary.
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302. You coming, bill?
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303. Yes, Doctor.
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304. We'll be there
pretty soon now, pat.
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305. Bob, get Carrington
up here.
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306. Doctor!
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307. We're almost 50
miles out, Doctor.
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308. With your compass
deviation,
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309. how are you navigating,
Captain?
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310. That peak ahead is
practically due east.
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311. We got the wind
before we left camp.
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312. We should be
there about now, pat.
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313. 10... 9... 8... 7... 6...
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314. Picking up something
on the Geiger counter, sir.
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315. 4... 3... 2... 1.
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316. Look there.
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317. Pat, the compass
is in a spin.
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318. Geiger's
up to the top.
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319. Yeah, that's it,
alright.
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320. Did you see someplace
to set down?
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321. Looked smooth
about a half a mile back.
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322. We'll take a look.
Bob!
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323. Get them ready.
It might be rough.
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324. Fasten your seat belts,
gentlemen. We're gonna land.
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325. Sit down, and hold on
back there.
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326. All set
for landing, sir.
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327. Half flaps.
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328. Full rich.
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329. Full rich.
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330. Half flaps.
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331. There we are.
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332. Holy cats!
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333. What a weird-looking
thing.
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334. Let me get a picture
before you track up the place.
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335. This Geiger counter's
going crazy.
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336. Something's melted
that surface crust.
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337. It's frozen over again
into clear ice.
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338. The bottle shape was
caused by the aircraft
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339. first making contact
with the earth
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340. out there at the neck
of the bottle,
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341. sliding toward us and
forming that larger area
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342. as it came to rest.
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343. With the engine or engines
generating enough heat
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344. to melt that path
through the crust,
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345. then sink
beneath the surface.
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346. What could melt
that much ice?
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347. Let's go down
and see. Barnes.
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348. Take the dogs
over on that side.
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349. Dr. Chapman, could an
airplane melt that much ice?
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350. One of our own jets
generates enough heat
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351. to warm
a 50-story building.
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352. It's part
of an airfoil—
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353. probably a stabilizer
of some sort.
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354. It's an airplane,
alright.
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355. Can you tell
what metal that is?
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356. - I'll need some tools.
- Barnes, bring some tools!
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357. Hey, it's down
pretty deep over here.
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358. I can't see anything
but a dark mass.
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359. It's deeper
over here.
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360. Captain, may I suggest
that we spread out
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361. and try to determine
the size and shape?
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362. Right.
Spread out, everybody!
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363. We're going to try to figure
out the shape of this thing.
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364. Here's the tools, sir.
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365. Holy cat!
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366. Hey...
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367. It's almost...
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368. Yeah.
Almost a perfect...
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369. It is. It's round.
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370. We finally got one.
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371. We found
a flying saucer!
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372. Can anybody see
anything through the ice?
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373. Only an outline.
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374. Nothing but
a dark shape.
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375. Seems perfectly smooth.
No doors or windows.
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376. I can't see
any engine.
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anything we call an engine.
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378. Dr. Carrington, this isn't
any metal I know.
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380. Get some filings
for analysis.
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381. Right.
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382. Captain, I don't think
we have a chance
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the ice with axes.
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384. I know.
We think so, too.
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385. We're gonna melt it
out with thermite bombs.
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386. Doctor, where do you
figure it's from?
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387. I don't know,
Mr. Scott.
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388. Well, from this planet?
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389. - I doubt it.
- Do you think—
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390. the answers to your
questions will be easier
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391. after we've examined
the interior of the aircraft,
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392. and its occupants,
if there are any.
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393. Occupants?
Why, I never—
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394. what a story! Where's the radio?
Hey, Barnes!
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395. Hold it. Sorry.
No private messages.
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396. What do you mean "private"? I'm
sending it to the whole world.
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397. This is Air Force
information.
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398. Wait until authority lets you
file your story.
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399. You've got your authority
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400. in the constitution of the
United States.
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401. It's called freedom of the
press. I'm sending a story.
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402. Not from our ship.
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403. Where do you
want the bombs?
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404. One by the stabilizer.
Another over there.
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405. This is the biggest story
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406. since the parting
of the red sea.
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407. You can't cover it up.
Think what it means.
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408. Not working for the world.
I'm working for—
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409. - look, Sonny—
- no, Scott.
I'll take that.
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410. Get back to the ship
and call the camp.
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411. Have Tex radio Fogarty
we found a flying saucer,
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412. a disc—whatever you call it—
intact, embedded in the ice.
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413. What about me?
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414. Ask if Scott can have clearance
to send his story.
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415. - That's all I can do.
- Don't apologize.
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416. You'll grow up to be
another Fogarty.
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417. - Where'll we touch this off?
- Over there.
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418. Look toward the west.
That front's moving fast,
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419. and the temperature's
dropping, too.
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420. We don't have
more than an hour.
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421. Where do you
put those?
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Oh, tell Stone.
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423. Right.
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424. Say, what will
this thermite do?
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425. This is S.O.P.--
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426. standard operating procedure
for removing ice—
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427. hook this wire up,
Lieutenant.
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428. It just melts it.
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429. How fast does it work?
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430. It will uncover the whole
saucer in 30 seconds.
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431. All ready over here!
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432. - Be right with you!
- Better clear the field!
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433. Over near the dog sled!
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434. Gonna get hot
around here in a minute.
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435. Okay, Bob, hook her up.
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436. We'll try
the stabilizer first.
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437. Use the other one
if needed.
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438. A few minutes from now, we may
have the key to the stars.
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439. A million years of history
awaiting us in that ice.
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440. Say when.
I wanna get a picture.
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441. - All ready, sir.
- Ready here.
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442. Let her go, Bob.
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443. Okay, all clear.
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444. Wait, everybody.
Stay back.
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445. It's burning
under the ice.
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446. Careful, Captain.
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447. What's happening?
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448. Tell me, Doctor!
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449. Get down on the ground,
everybody!
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450. Whew!
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451. Everybody alright?
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452. That last explosion
was the engine.
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453. Sergeant, will you try
your Geiger counter?
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454. Only a trace.
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455. That's just residual.
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456. It's all gone.
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457. Secrets that might've
given us a new science—
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458. - gone.
- That's just dandy.
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459. Standard operating
procedure. Ha!
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460. - I should have thought...
- You sure should.
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461. The greatest discovery
in history up in flames.
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462. Turning a new civilization into
a 4th of July piece.
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463. Captain, I'm getting
something over here.
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464. Probably a fragment
from the saucer.
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465. We may
salvage something yet.
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466. Hold it, everybody.
I'm getting a reaction.
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467. Let me get a reading.
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468. It's getting warm...
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469. Hotter now...
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470. Here's where
it's coming from.
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471. - What is it?
- Looks like a man.
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472. It's got legs and a head.
I can see it.
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473. Yeah. He must be over
8 feet long.
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474. Somebody got out
of that saucer.
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475. Got out or was thrown out?
Then frozen fast
Copy !req
476. before he could get clear.
Copy !req
477. Man from Mars.
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478. - How do we get him out?
- I don't know.
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479. Use more thermite.
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480. Whichever's quickest.
We don't have much time.
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481. Here's axes. You could
chop around it
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482. and put the whole block
on the sled.
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483. - I agree.
- Get started.
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484. Bob, clear the sled off
and bring it over here.
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485. Eddie, get
the ship warmed up.
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486. Be ready to get out
of here in a hurry.
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487. Pat, I think
we made a mistake.
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488. - What do you mean?
- You ever read this?
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489. "Department of defense,
office of public information,
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490. "Washington, D.C.,
December 27, 1949.
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491. "Bulletin 629-49
regarding item number 6,700,
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492. "extract 75,131.
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493. "The Air Force has
discontinued investigating
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494. "and evaluating
reported flying saucers
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495. on the basis that there
is no evidence."
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496. They'll probably
make you a general
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497. for destroying evidence
that they're wrong.
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498. "The Air Force said
that all evidence indicates
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499. "that the reports of
unidentified flying objects
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500. "are the result of—
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501. "one—misinterpretation
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502. of various
conventional objects."
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503. Didn't look very
conventional to me.
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504. "Second—a mild form
of mass hysteria—"
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505. that'd be
when General Fogarty
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506. shook hands with
that thing in the ice.
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507. What are
the other reasons?
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508. "Third—
that they're jokes."
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509. What was the number
of that bulletin?
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510. "629-49, item 6,700,
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511. extract 75,131."
Copy !req
512. Oh... oh, that one.
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513. Whoa! Whoa!
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514. Get on that rope,
Professor.
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515. I need a hand
over here.
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516. Watch your feet.
Watch your feet.
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517. Keep it tight
on that end.
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518. Here we go.
Copy !req
519. Hold it there!
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520. Hold it!
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521. Pull back there.
Copy !req
522. Keep tight
on those ropes!
Copy !req
523. Easy now.
Copy !req
524. Keep it going.
Copy !req
525. Keep it going!
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526. Whoa!
Take it easy.
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527. Can't see through
the ice too good.
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528. Good enough to know
that where he's from
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529. they sure don't breed
them for beauty.
Copy !req
530. Well what do we now?
Defrost him?
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531. This ice will melt
pretty soon.
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532. Can you control
the heat here?
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533. No. This is
our storeroom.
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534. The temperature's
constant here.
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535. That won't be
necessary.
Copy !req
536. We can probably chip
the ice away.
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537. We're not gonna
melt or chip it.
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538. Eddie, open that window.
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539. - We're not allowed
to examine it?
- I mean just that.
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540. - This is stupid.
- We're scientists.
Copy !req
541. And Dr. Carrington's
in charge here.
Copy !req
542. Hey, pat. These windows
don't open.
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543. It's practically certain
Copy !req
544. your superiors will
ask us to study it.
Copy !req
545. Probably. But we
can't permit it now.
Copy !req
546. - We don't need permiss—
- Break that window.
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547. Alright.
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548. Sorry. We already pulled
one boner out in the ice.
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549. I may not know
anything about this,
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550. but until my superior
gives instructions,
Copy !req
551. we'll have to mark time.
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552. Captain, you have
no author-
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553. better talk in the corridor.
It's going to get cold here.
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554. At last, a very sensible
suggestion, Captain.
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555. - Mac.
- Yeah?
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556. You stay here.
Take 4-hour shifts.
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557. - And it's hands off.
Understand?
- Yes, sir.
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558. Going to be
warm enough?
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559. If not, I'll squawk.
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560. Bob'll bring
you some dinner.
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561. How about
something to read?
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562. A nice quiet
horror story.
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563. Might be
kind of tame for you.
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564. Well, gentlemen?
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565. - Captain—
- Captain—
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566. excuse me, Doctor.
May I?
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567. In relation to
removing the body,
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568. I'd like to
point out
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569. some organisms
survive after death,
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570. but cold
can destroy them.
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571. In view of that—
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572. Doctor,
I don't know—
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573. but these organisms
may be dangerous.
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574. They may be carrying germs
from another planet,
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575. germs we couldn't
cope with medically.
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576. I can't agree,
Dr. Chapman.
Copy !req
577. I don't
either.
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578. We also don't know
what effect our air
Copy !req
579. may have on this
creature's remains.
Copy !req
580. Sort of go up in smoke,
like the saucer?
Copy !req
581. Isn't that
far-fetched?
Copy !req
582. So is a man
from Mars.
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583. Gentlemen, we're
getting nowhere.
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584. I suggest that
Captain Hendry
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585. communicate
with his superior.
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586. We should have
done that first thing.
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587. I'm surprised you didn't
try to reach your general
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588. on our way back here.
Copy !req
589. We did.
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590. I tried through your
radio operator.
Copy !req
591. Couldn't get through.
Too much interference.
Copy !req
592. I see.
My apologies, Captain.
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593. Yes, Doctor.
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594. - Hi, Captain.
- Hi, Tex.
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595. Sure stirred up
some trouble—
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596. we're in a hurry.
Did you send out my message?
Copy !req
597. Sure did.
Answer came an hour ago.
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598. - Can you read it?
- No.
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599. "Fogarty to Hendry.
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600. "Withhold
newspaper story
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601. until permission
from Air Force HQ."
Copy !req
602. There you are.
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603. Now somebody else
will get the story.
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604. "Remove aircraft
from ice at once.
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605. Use thermite bombs if
necessary to melt ice."
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606. Ah, that's what I like
about the army—
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607. smart all the way
to the top.
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608. That lets you off the
hook for the thermite—
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609. take it easy.
Go ahead, Tex.
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610. "Erect temporary structure
to protect aircraft
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611. until my arrival."
Copy !req
612. Here's another one.
Came a few minutes ago.
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613. Could only get
part of it.
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614. "Everything grounded.
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615. Can't join you—"
something or other.
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616. "Want you—"
something or other.
Copy !req
617. That sounds
like Fogarty.
Copy !req
618. Then it got
really fouled up.
Copy !req
619. You're not
getting anything?
Copy !req
620. Nothing. Static's
knocking it out.
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621. What about your stuff?
Copy !req
622. Don't know if
they're getting it. I doubt it.
Copy !req
623. Even the pony express
got through.
Copy !req
624. - Well, Doctor?
- In view of this
new situation—
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625. doesn't alter
the old one.
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626. We disagree. There's
no reason to delay—
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627. sorry, gentlemen. That's it.
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628. Tex, Barnes
will help you.
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629. Sure, Captain.
Copy !req
630. Keep trying
to get through.
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631. I want to get a message
to the general.
Copy !req
632. Tell him the aircraft
was completely destroyed
Copy !req
633. by the thermite bomb.
Copy !req
634. Tell him we found
a passenger—
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635. you got a fella
from Mars? Where?
Copy !req
636. On ice, buddy.
On ice.
Copy !req
637. Tell him we're keeping
it on ice,
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638. Dr. Carrington
wants permission
Copy !req
639. to remove the body from
the ice for examination.
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640. We're standing by
for instructions
Copy !req
641. before further action.
Copy !req
642. Anything to add, Doctor?
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643. Yes, one very
essential point—
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644. that I consider it
vitally important
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645. that the examination be made.
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646. Add that, Barnes.
Copy !req
647. Thank you, Captain.
That's all concerns me.
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648. When you get your answer,
let me know.
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649. Yes, Doctor.
Copy !req
650. Wait'll I interview
the doctor
Copy !req
651. about what
he thinks of you.
Copy !req
652. Ought to be good.
Copy !req
653. If it isn't,
I'll make it.
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654. Tex, keep trying.
Copy !req
655. If he gets through,
Copy !req
656. ask about clearing
Mr. Scott.
Copy !req
657. Don't try
to soft-soap me.
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658. I'll eat
with you, Eddie.
Copy !req
659. I'll send you boys
back some chow.
Copy !req
660. Captain, I'll check
the ship, tie her down.
Copy !req
661. We'll need our gear.
Pretty bad storm out there.
Copy !req
662. Get those Eskimos
to help you.
Copy !req
663. They took off when
they saw the ice.
Copy !req
664. May take some coaxing
to get them back.
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665. If Mr. Scott and the lieutenant
would give me a hand—
Copy !req
666. - I thought I was a guest.
- I'm an officer.
Copy !req
667. You can order me around while
carrying the other end.
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668. That'll help a lot, sarge.
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669. Pat, I thought we were
gonna have trouble tonight.
Copy !req
670. So did I.
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671. Those geniuses were
ready to tear you apart.
Copy !req
672. Ah, they're kids, 9-year-olds
drooling over a new fire engine.
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673. P.A.: Professor Voorhees,
come to the laboratory
Copy !req
674. as soon as possible.
Copy !req
675. Holding a meeting.
Whole thing's weird.
Copy !req
676. Reminds me of the time
I was stuck on Buluan Island
Copy !req
677. with the old 97th
bomber group.
Copy !req
678. An army nurse came
ashore one day
Copy !req
679. and caused about
the same disturbance
Copy !req
680. as this guy from Mars
has around here.
Copy !req
681. What happened
to the nurse?
Copy !req
682. She liked it there.
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683. Scotty, what's new?
Copy !req
684. What's new?
Copy !req
685. What more
do you want?
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686. Biggest story ever
to hit this planet,
Copy !req
687. and I run into
this human clam.
Copy !req
688. Who are you getting pretty for?
You'll never look good.
Copy !req
689. That's not
for you, Scotty.
Copy !req
690. The captain here
passes the buck
Copy !req
691. to General Fogarty.
Fogarty takes it to Washington.
Copy !req
692. Who will Truman ask
when it gets to him?
Copy !req
693. Margaret.
Copy !req
694. I've got to get
back to civilization.
Copy !req
695. - How, for instance?
- I don't know.
Copy !req
696. Pogo sticks, kiddie cars,
gondolas, dog sleds—
Copy !req
697. hey, Barnes, any word
from General Fogarty?
Copy !req
698. Plenty. Nothing
about you, sir.
Copy !req
699. I think the old
man's gone crazy.
Copy !req
700. Sorry, sir, I shouldn't
have said that,
Copy !req
701. but if he hollers any louder,
we won't need a radio.
Copy !req
702. What was the gist of
the general's conversation?
Copy !req
703. It was scrambled,
but there's been a leak,
Copy !req
704. and the newspapers—
Copy !req
705. I knew it.
Copy !req
706. Like pouring water
through a sieve.
Copy !req
707. Everybody wants
more information—
Copy !req
708. congress, secretary of state,
Copy !req
709. and especially,
General Fogarty.
Copy !req
710. He's having a fit.
Copy !req
711. Isn't Anchorage
picking up anything?
Copy !req
712. No. We're picking up
them—stronger station.
Copy !req
713. A picture just came to me.
Copy !req
714. My editor climbing
all over his office,
Copy !req
715. yelling, stamping his
feet, breaking windows.
Copy !req
716. He'll probably shoot
himself by midnight.
Copy !req
717. Just a minute, Captain.
Copy !req
718. I'm not sure you're ready.
Copy !req
719. You may have missed
a spot.
Copy !req
720. Wouldn't want her
to see our captain—
Copy !req
721. would you like to do
double guard duty tonight?
Copy !req
722. No, sir,
I wouldn't.
Copy !req
723. - Oh, Captain.
- Yes, sergeant?
Copy !req
724. Could I see you
for a minute, sir?
Copy !req
725. Sure.
Copy !req
726. What is it, Bob?
Copy !req
727. I don't like to
bother you like this,
Copy !req
728. it's about McPherson
sitting in there
Copy !req
729. with that thing
in the block of ice.
Copy !req
730. Getting nervous?
Copy !req
731. He wouldn't want
me to tell you,
Copy !req
732. but he's
having kittens.
Copy !req
733. I haven't heard him squawk
like this since Reichenberg.
Copy !req
734. Really?
Copy !req
735. The ice
is clearing up,
Copy !req
736. and we can see that thing
pretty good.
Copy !req
737. It's got crazy hands
and no hair,
Copy !req
738. and the eyes... they're open,
and they look like they can see.
Copy !req
739. Bob—
Copy !req
740. it's got me,
too, sir,
Copy !req
741. and I wasn't
in there very long.
Copy !req
742. Besides, it's pretty cold.
Copy !req
743. I got the lieutenant
an electric blanket.
Copy !req
744. Captain, I got a suggestion.
Copy !req
745. Go ahead.
Copy !req
746. We could split these
4-hour shifts—
Copy !req
747. OK. Tell Barnes to
take over at 2200.
Copy !req
748. You take over at 2400,
Copy !req
749. and I'll relieve you
at 0200.
Copy !req
750. I think
you're right, sir.
Copy !req
751. I think you are.
Copy !req
752. Thank you, sir.
Copy !req
753. I want to talk
to you.
Copy !req
754. Sure.
Copy !req
755. Pat, what's really
going on?
Copy !req
756. Oh, nothing. I can't
relieve your pals,
Copy !req
757. so I set a guard.
Copy !req
758. They'd have that thing
out waltzing with him.
Copy !req
759. It's not my job to decide.
Copy !req
760. That's not
what I meant.
Copy !req
761. What does that bogeyman
in ice mean?
Copy !req
762. I don't know.
Copy !req
763. Does it mean that we're
going to have visitors
Copy !req
764. from other worlds,
other planets,
Copy !req
765. dropping in on us?
Copy !req
766. Do we have to return
the call? Or...
Copy !req
767. I know. Yesterday
I'd say it was crazy.
Copy !req
768. I'd say it's crazy now.
Copy !req
769. Many people
think so, too.
Copy !req
770. Forget it. Tomorrow
it'll all seem different.
Copy !req
771. I suppose so.
Copy !req
772. I like the way you
handled this mess, pat.
Copy !req
773. I'd just as soon not—
Copy !req
774. it's funny,
I'm glad I was here.
Copy !req
775. I am, too.
Copy !req
776. You're much nicer
when you're—
Copy !req
777. when you're not mad.
Copy !req
778. Sounds promising.
Copy !req
779. How about that business
of beginning over again?
Copy !req
780. Well, I think I'll buy
you a drink this time.
Copy !req
781. I think
you've earned it.
Copy !req
782. That is if you want one.
Copy !req
783. You can tie my hands
if you want to.
Copy !req
784. That might not be
such a bad idea.
Copy !req
785. You mean that?
Copy !req
786. Well, you suggested it.
Copy !req
787. Alright.
I'll bring a rope.
Copy !req
788. You want another one, pat?
Copy !req
789. Don't you think you
could untie me now?
Copy !req
790. Mm, I don't know.
What's the matter?
Copy !req
791. If a guy asks you to have
dinner, a drink,
Copy !req
792. and tries to kiss,
he's a wolf—
Copy !req
793. what are you
laughing at?
Copy !req
794. - You never
kissed me.
- I haven't tried.
Copy !req
795. - How do you know?
- Stop bringing that up.
Copy !req
796. Never mind. You haven't.
Maybe if you'd—
Copy !req
797. go on with what
you were saying.
Copy !req
798. You know, about
the dinner and the drink.
Copy !req
799. If the same man
asked you
Copy !req
800. to have 30,000 dinners
and drinks—
Copy !req
801. then he's not a wolf anymore.
That's a fine philosophy.
Copy !req
802. So you really want
your hands untied—
Copy !req
803. just when everything was
so nice and peaceful.
Copy !req
804. I'm glad we decided
to start over again.
Copy !req
805. I like it.
Copy !req
806. I like that, too.
Copy !req
807. Oh, talk about
Japanese tortures.
Copy !req
808. No, not at all.
Copy !req
809. I think this
was a great idea.
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810. Come here.
Copy !req
811. Well, look at you.
Copy !req
812. Sitting there like
a civilized man,
Copy !req
813. instead of grabbing
around like a throwback.
Copy !req
814. You got a match?
Copy !req
815. If you weren't tied up,
I wouldn't dare tell you
Copy !req
816. how much I like you.
Copy !req
817. You know, pat,
the trouble with you
Copy !req
818. is you don't know
anything about women.
Copy !req
819. What a woman wants
is to—
Copy !req
820. is to—
Copy !req
821. how long have you
been loose?
Copy !req
822. Long enough.
Copy !req
823. It's been a very
interesting evening.
Copy !req
824. Good night,
miss Nicholson.
Copy !req
825. Pat, if you walk
out on me—
Copy !req
826. don't worry.
I wouldn't go,
Copy !req
827. except I
got to check up—
Copy !req
828. Aw, get a
good night's sleep.
Copy !req
829. I'll see you
in the morning.
Copy !req
830. It's the eyes being open
that gets you.
Copy !req
831. - Hi, pat.
- Hi.
Copy !req
832. Barnes just got here.
Copy !req
833. Glad I'm not looking
at that guy anymore.
Copy !req
834. All set, Barnes?
Copy !req
835. Got an electric suit
and a pot of coffee.
Copy !req
836. Bob'll relieve you at 2400.
Copy !req
837. - Right, sir.
- Take it easy.
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838. Yeah.
Copy !req
839. That's better.
Copy !req
840. Captain Hendry!
Captain Hendry!
Copy !req
841. Captain Hendry.
Copy !req
842. What's the matter,
corporal?
Copy !req
843. Where's the captain?
I've got to tell him.
Copy !req
844. That thing's alive.
Copy !req
845. I saw it, sir.
It chased me.
Copy !req
846. That thing's alive.
It's not dead. It's—
Copy !req
847. Captain Hendry!
Copy !req
848. That thing's alive.
Copy !req
849. I saw it—I shot at it.
I know it.
Copy !req
850. Nothing happened.
It just came at me,
Copy !req
851. making a noise
like a cat mewing.
Copy !req
852. Those hands
and those eyes!
Copy !req
853. You've got to
do something—
Copy !req
854. Mac, Bob,
get some guns.
Copy !req
855. Barnes, what happened?
Copy !req
856. Sorry, sir,
I don't know exactly,
Copy !req
857. but all of a sudden
it was alive
Copy !req
858. and coming at me.
Copy !req
859. I shot at it.
Nothing happened,
Copy !req
860. so I slammed
the door and ran!
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861. Easy, easy.
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862. Here, Captain.
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863. Take care of him,
will you?
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864. Stay back here.
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865. Get back with
the rest of 'em.
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866. What could've...
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867. The kid said he was
alive. I believe him.
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868. I knew it.
I could feel it.
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869. Here's
what did it.
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870. This blanket was on
and still warm.
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871. He got out of here,
alright.
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872. Bring parkas, boots,
and a flashlight!
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873. They'll tear him
to pieces!
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874. We must save him.
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875. - Hold it!
- He mustn't be hurt!
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876. You'll freeze to death.
Use your head!
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877. You're right.
I was overanxious.
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878. Look over here,
Captain!
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879. Alright, I think
I've got yours.
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880. May I have one, Captain?
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881. Better let us go.
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882. Can you see anything
out there?
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883. Dr.
Not much.
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884. - You all set?
- Let her go.
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885. Captain, it would help
if you—any of you—
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886. would describe
what you saw out there.
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887. It was too cold to see well,
but the dogs had him down.
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888. He got up with 3
hanging on his arm.
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889. - He threw one
at the rest.
- 2 were dead.
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890. Looked like they'd
been through a chopper.
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891. Where did you
find the arm?
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892. Partly under one of 'em.
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893. Couldn't dogs
tear off an arm?
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894. This kind
of an arm.
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895. Be careful, Doctor.
Those barbs are sharp.
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896. Seems to be some
chitinous substance.
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897. Speak English, Doctor.
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898. Something between a beetle's
back and a Rose Thorn.
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899. Thorn-fingered?
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900. Amazingly strong.
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901. Very effective
as a weapon.
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902. Don't have to worry
about that.
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903. With an arm off
in that cold?
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904. He's dead now.
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905. Got along all right
in that block of ice.
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906. Pretty spry for a guy
with 12 dogs on him.
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907. After losing an arm.
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908. Amazing, isn't it?
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909. Amazingly strong.
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910. Strange.
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911. I'm sure of it.
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912. That is blood,
isn't it?
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913. Yes, but not his blood.
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914. Probably from
one of the dogs.
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915. There's no blood
in the arm,
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916. no animal tissue.
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917. Dr. Stern,
will you look at this
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918. under the microscope?
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919. No, Mr. Scott,
I doubt if it can die
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920. as we understand dying.
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921. Holy cats!
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922. Yes.
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923. Well, Doctor?
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924. No arterial structure indicated.
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925. No nerve endings visible.
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926. Porous, unconnected,
cellular growth.
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927. Just a minute, Doctor.
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928. Sounds like you're trying
to describe a vegetable.
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929. I am. Are you getting
all of this?
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930. Oh, for
Pete's sake!
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931. You know, Doctor,
that could be why
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932. sergeant Barnes' bullets
had no effect.
Copy !req
933. Merely holes drilled
into vegetable matter.
Copy !req
934. This green fluid
here...
Copy !req
935. Like plant sap.
Copy !req
936. Probably has
a sugar base.
Copy !req
937. Please, I've got to
ask this.
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938. It sounds as though
you're describing
Copy !req
939. some form
of super carrot.
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940. That's nearly right,
Mr. Scott.
Copy !req
941. This carrot,
as you call it,
Copy !req
942. has constructed
an aircraft
Copy !req
943. capable of flying millions
of miles through space
Copy !req
944. propelled by a force
as yet unknown to us.
Copy !req
945. An intellectual carrot!
The mind boggles.
Copy !req
946. Shouldn't. Imagine how
strange it would have seemed
Copy !req
947. during the Pliocene age
Copy !req
948. to forecast that worms,
fish, and lizards
Copy !req
949. were going to
evolve into us.
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950. Look, Doctor—
Copy !req
951. on the planet from which
our visitor came,
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952. vegetable life
underwent an evolution
Copy !req
953. similar to that
of our own animal life,
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954. which accounts for
Copy !req
955. the superiority
of its brain.
Copy !req
956. Its development was not
handicapped by emotional
Copy !req
957. or sexual factors.
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958. Dr. Carrington,
you won the Nobel prize.
Copy !req
959. You've received every kind
of international kudos
Copy !req
960. a scientist can attain.
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961. If you were for sale,
I could get a million bucks
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962. from any foreign government.
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963. I'm not going to stick my neck
out and say
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964. you're stuffed
absolutely clean
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965. full of wild
blueberry muffins.
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966. But I promise my readers
will think so.
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967. Not for long,
Mr. Scott,
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968. not if they
know anything
Copy !req
969. about the flora
of their own planet.
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970. There are vegetables
on earth that can... Think?
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971. A certain kind
of thinking, yes.
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972. Ever hear of
the telegraph vine?
Copy !req
973. Not recently.
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974. Or the... Is it
the acanthus century plant?
Copy !req
975. Yes.
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976. Go ahead, Doctor.
That's your field.
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977. The century plant catches
mice, bats, squirrels,
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978. any small mammals.
Copy !req
979. Uses a sweet
syrup as bait,
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980. then holds on to its catch
and feeds on it.
Copy !req
981. What's the
telegraph vine?
Copy !req
982. A vine,
research has proven,
Copy !req
983. can signal to other vines
of the same species
Copy !req
984. 20 to 100 miles away.
Copy !req
985. Intelligence in plants
and vegetables
Copy !req
986. is an old story,
Mr. Scott,
Copy !req
987. older even than
the animal arrogance
Copy !req
988. that has overlooked it.
Copy !req
989. That's one
for Ripley.
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990. I took this from
under the soft tissue
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991. of the palm
of the hand.
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992. Seed pod!
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993. Seed pod!
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994. Yes. The neat
and unconfused
Copy !req
995. reproductive technique
of vegetation.
Copy !req
996. No pain or pleasure
as we know it.
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997. No emotions.
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998. No heart.
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999. Our superior.
Our superior in every way.
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1000. Gentlemen, do you realize
what we've found?
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1001. A being from another world,
as different from us
Copy !req
1002. as one pole
from the other.
Copy !req
1003. If we can only
communicate with it,
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1004. we can learn secrets
Copy !req
1005. that have been hidden
from mankind
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1006. since the beginning—
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1007. Holy cats!
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1008. It's moving.
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1009. Miss Nicholson.
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1010. Yes, Doctor?
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1011. At 12:10 A.M.,
the hand became alive.
Copy !req
1012. The temperature of the forearm
showed a 20-degree rise.
Copy !req
1013. Because of this
temperature rise,
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1014. I believe it was able to
ingest the canine blood
Copy !req
1015. with which
it was covered.
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1016. You mean... You mean
it lives on blood.
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1017. It's the best
we could find.
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1018. If it doesn't work,
I don't know what will.
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1019. Where are you going?
Copy !req
1020. To find our visitor
if we can.
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1021. One moment, Captain!
Copy !req
1022. Check the storeroom again.
Bolt any outside doors.
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1023. Captain, when you find
what you're looking for,
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1024. remember it's a stranger
in a strange land.
Copy !req
1025. The only crimes were those
committed against it.
Copy !req
1026. Woke from a block of ice,
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1027. it was attacked by dogs,
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1028. shot by a frightened man.
Copy !req
1029. All I want is a chance
to communicate with it.
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1030. You can do anything you want,
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1031. provided it's locked up
in a safe place.
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1032. Captain, if we catch him,
let me take his picture
Copy !req
1033. before somebody
makes a salad of him.
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1034. Sure, Scotty.
I'll think about it.
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1035. Bob, get up there.
Copy !req
1036. Hey, what's up?
Copy !req
1037. Looks like
a lynching party.
Copy !req
1038. - Any visitors?
- Not a soul.
Copy !req
1039. I got part of a message
from the general.
Copy !req
1040. He said to wait
on Mr. Scott's story.
Copy !req
1041. Ah, nothing's
going out anyway.
Copy !req
1042. Hey, what are you
guys looking for?
Copy !req
1043. - Couldn't come in here.
- Who?
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1044. Man from Mars.
Copy !req
1045. He's alive
and running loose?
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1046. Keep your door locked.
Copy !req
1047. Use your fire ax.
Gun's no good.
Copy !req
1048. What do you mean
a gun's no good?
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1049. Eddie.
Copy !req
1050. Hold it, Captain.
Copy !req
1051. There's something
in here, alright.
Copy !req
1052. No. You're a little off-base.
That's the mineralogy lab.
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1053. We've got radioactive
isotopes in there.
Copy !req
1054. The Geiger's reacting to a room
full of uranium ore samples.
Copy !req
1055. Yeah.
Copy !req
1056. This door's locked.
Copy !req
1057. Dr. Stern
has the key.
Copy !req
1058. None of the others
were locked. What's in here?
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1059. The greenhouse. The Eskimos have
a weakness for our strawberries.
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1060. Strawberries
at the north pole.
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1061. Mac, Bob.
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1062. Look under
these tables.
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1063. Bob, check
that outside door.
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1064. Door's locked, sir.
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1065. Nothing up here.
Copy !req
1066. We're still
batting zero.
Copy !req
1067. Well, Doctor—
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1068. Captain, I—
Copy !req
1069. nothing up that
other corridor.
Copy !req
1070. Any suggestions?
Copy !req
1071. He's obviously
not inside.
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1072. We'll look
outside—
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1073. close the door,
please.
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1074. Never mind.
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1075. Half an hour outside
is all we can stand.
Copy !req
1076. We better do it
in relay.
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1077. You're right,
Dr. Chapman.
Copy !req
1078. Close the door, please.
Copy !req
1079. We'll have to tell general
Fogarty what happened.
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1080. We're liable
to become famous.
Copy !req
1081. So few can boast they've
lost a flying saucer
Copy !req
1082. and a man from Mars
all in one day.
Copy !req
1083. What would they
have done to Columbus
Copy !req
1084. if he had discovered America
and then mislaid it?
Copy !req
1085. Bunch of butterfingers!
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1086. Gentlemen, I just
happened to notice—
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1087. look at these molds.
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1088. Well, they're wilted.
The only thing—
Copy !req
1089. a blast of icy air
if that rear door was open.
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1090. Have a look
at that lock.
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1091. 10 or 15 seconds of such
exposure would do it.
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1092. Exactly.
Copy !req
1093. What would that
lead you to—
Copy !req
1094. that it may have
been in here.
Copy !req
1095. Without a doubt.
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1096. Dr. Carrington,
you were right.
Copy !req
1097. The lock's been forced
and bent back.
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1098. The key's gone.
Copy !req
1099. Someone has
entered and gone
Copy !req
1100. and locked
the door from...
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1101. The outside.
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1102. See how it glistens
in the light?
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1103. It's a smear of...
Copy !req
1104. Plant sap.
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1105. From the wounded arm?
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1106. You don't suppose—
Copy !req
1107. open it, please.
Copy !req
1108. One of the sled dogs.
Copy !req
1109. Not even cold yet.
Copy !req
1110. Doesn't it seem
kind of...
Copy !req
1111. Shrunken. Is there
any blood in there?
Copy !req
1112. - None.
- No blood?
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1113. No blood?
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1114. Its blood
has been drained.
Copy !req
1115. Everything falls
right into line.
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1116. What could be more natural
for such a being
Copy !req
1117. than seeking out the only
open earth within miles?
Copy !req
1118. It came here for refuge,
heard us, and ran.
Copy !req
1119. It's been here.
It will come back again.
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1120. We better tell
Captain—
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1121. I don't agree with you.
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1122. I think it far better
if science rather than—
Copy !req
1123. are you sure
this is best?
Copy !req
1124. I'm sure we can
communicate with it.
Copy !req
1125. We must.
It's wiser than we are.
Copy !req
1126. It's our only chance
to talk to it,
Copy !req
1127. to learn so many things.
Copy !req
1128. He's right.
Copy !req
1129. Surely you understand
that, Stern.
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1130. Will you two stand guard
here with me tonight?
Copy !req
1131. - Surely, Doctor.
- Alright.
Copy !req
1132. Stern, tell Dr. Auerbach
and Dr. Olson what we've found.
Copy !req
1133. Ask them to come back
Copy !req
1134. and relieve us
in the morning.
Copy !req
1135. And tell them, please,
to confide in no one.
Copy !req
1136. Any luck, Captain?
Copy !req
1137. Lee! Better get some
more coffee ready.
Copy !req
1138. - Find anything?
- Not a sign.
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1139. We poked into every
snow bank within miles.
Copy !req
1140. Barnes flushed
a polar bear.
Copy !req
1141. - Sure did.
- Scare you?
Copy !req
1142. Not after I saw
it was only a bear.
Copy !req
1143. Too cold out there for that.
Copy !req
1144. Didn't find anything?
I didn't think you would.
Copy !req
1145. When we lose them,
they stay lost.
Copy !req
1146. Not that it makes
much difference.
Copy !req
1147. There's nothing
going out on the radio,
Copy !req
1148. nothing coming in.
Copy !req
1149. Hey, Tex,
you got something?
Copy !req
1150. General Fogarty's
running a temperature.
Copy !req
1151. This came in clear
10 minutes ago
Copy !req
1152. and then it got
fouled up again.
Copy !req
1153. "Fogarty to Hendry, take all
precautions to preserve aircraft
Copy !req
1154. "carefully until my arrival.
Copy !req
1155. "Same to same.
Use same precautions
Copy !req
1156. "with corpses
of any occupants.
Copy !req
1157. Same to same. Forward
description of aircraft—"
Copy !req
1158. oh, ho ho!
Copy !req
1159. "Measurements, approximate
weight, and so forth important.
Copy !req
1160. "Fogarty to Hendry.
Why haven't you answered?
Copy !req
1161. "Want immediate answer.
Copy !req
1162. "Same to same.
Radio silence unnecessary.
Copy !req
1163. "Reference message
Fogarty to Hendry—
Copy !req
1164. "acknowledge immediately.
Copy !req
1165. "Fogarty to Hendry. Waiting
report. Silence confusing.
Copy !req
1166. "Same to same.
Acknowledge.
Copy !req
1167. Same to same.
Acknowledge at once."
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1168. I gather he wants
to hear from me.
Copy !req
1169. - Nothing for me?
- You got it all.
Copy !req
1170. For Pete's sake.
I don't believe it.
Copy !req
1171. How can a man
become a general—
Copy !req
1172. in the greenhouse...
Copy !req
1173. See—
Copy !req
1174. Barnes, watch that corridor.
Copy !req
1175. Bring the first aid
kit, please.
Copy !req
1176. Captain, this is my job.
Copy !req
1177. Bob, better start
warning everybody.
Copy !req
1178. That speaker system
work from here?
Copy !req
1179. Yes. The left switch
runs to all rooms.
Copy !req
1180. Attention, everybody in camp.
Copy !req
1181. Stay where you are,
bolt your doors.
Copy !req
1182. Our visitor has returned
and is dangerous.
Copy !req
1183. Stay where you are until
notified and bolt your doors.
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1184. Stay where you are.
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1185. Easy, Doctor. Easy.
It'll be alright.
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1186. What happened, Doctor?
Copy !req
1187. In the greenhouse.
I couldn't see.
Copy !req
1188. Then a blast of cold air.
I heard Olson scream.
Copy !req
1189. When I turned,
The Thing struck at me.
Copy !req
1190. Go on.
Copy !req
1191. I don't remember.
I must have fallen.
Copy !req
1192. When I came to,
I saw Olson and Auerbach.
Copy !req
1193. They were...
Copy !req
1194. Get those axes.
Copy !req
1195. Go ahead, Doctor.
Copy !req
1196. They were hanging from
the beams upside down.
Copy !req
1197. They were dead.
Their throats were cut.
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1198. I crawled from under—
Copy !req
1199. were they there
when you left?
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1200. I couldn't see.
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1201. Here, sir.
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1202. Wait, pat! I want
to get a picture.
Copy !req
1203. Wait a minute. This greenhouse
has an outside door.
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1204. He can get out that way.
Copy !req
1205. We can get to it from here
through the generator room.
Copy !req
1206. You go with him.
Copy !req
1207. You want us to go in?
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1208. Seal the door with
anything you can find.
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1209. That's better.
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1210. Easy. Give them
time to get there.
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1211. Pat, I want a picture.
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1212. - You get back
with the rest.
- Don't be silly.
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1213. It'll cost you
a drink.
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1214. I'll buy him a beer.
Copy !req
1215. Ready, Bob?
Copy !req
1216. No, but go ahead
and open it.
Copy !req
1217. Grrr!
Copy !req
1218. Get something
to prop this door!
Copy !req
1219. Something short enough
to get under this bolt!
Copy !req
1220. Get your picture, Scotty?
Copy !req
1221. No, you were
in the way.
Copy !req
1222. The door wasn't
open long enough.
Copy !req
1223. - Want me to
open it again?
- No!
Copy !req
1224. Bring a hammer
and some spikes!
Copy !req
1225. Hit that in.
Copy !req
1226. There. That ought to do it.
Copy !req
1227. You're sure there's
no other way out?
Copy !req
1228. No windows, skylights,
or vents of any kind?
Copy !req
1229. Only the front
and back doors.
Copy !req
1230. Are these walls solid?
Copy !req
1231. Corrugated iron.
Copy !req
1232. You don't think—
Copy !req
1233. Dr. Carrington, we just learned
you found a dog in there,
Copy !req
1234. bled white the visitor.
Why didn't you report it?
Copy !req
1235. I didn't consider it necessary.
Copy !req
1236. You let your friends
in there to be killed.
Copy !req
1237. I posted them as guards—
Copy !req
1238. Stern was right.
I looked in.
Copy !req
1239. They're hanging upside down
like in a slaughterhouse.
Copy !req
1240. Can't we
do something?
Copy !req
1241. They're dead. Our job is to
see nobody joins them.
Copy !req
1242. You're limited
to your room,
Copy !req
1243. laboratory,
and the mess.
Copy !req
1244. You have
no authority to—
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1245. Bob.
Copy !req
1246. Doctor, you better move along.
Copy !req
1247. We've got
the rear door blocked.
Copy !req
1248. If he gets out, he'll have
to dig through 20 oil drums
Copy !req
1249. and a couple tons
of snow and ice.
Copy !req
1250. Bob, next time, raise
the sights a little.
Copy !req
1251. Sorry, I was too busy
to think about that.
Copy !req
1252. We'll have to
set up a guard here
Copy !req
1253. in the junction
and the corridor.
Copy !req
1254. 2-hour shifts.
We'll need volunteers.
Copy !req
1255. Glad to, Captain.
Copy !req
1256. Count me in, Captain.
Copy !req
1257. You sent for us, Doctor.
Copy !req
1258. You said you had
news for us, Doctor.
Copy !req
1259. Ah, yes.
Yes, I have.
Copy !req
1260. Gentlemen, we find
ourselves in a battle.
Copy !req
1261. I'm not referring
to the minor argument
Copy !req
1262. with Captain Hendry,
Copy !req
1263. but this creature
from a new world.
Copy !req
1264. 2 of our colleagues
have died,
Copy !req
1265. a third is injured.
Copy !req
1266. Those are our losses
and there may be more.
Copy !req
1267. This creature
is more powerful
Copy !req
1268. and more intelligent
than we are.
Copy !req
1269. He regards us as important
only for his nourishment.
Copy !req
1270. He has the same
attitude toward us
Copy !req
1271. as we have toward a...
Field of cabbages.
Copy !req
1272. That is our battle.
Copy !req
1273. Only science
can conquer him.
Copy !req
1274. All other weapons
will be powerless, only...
Copy !req
1275. There must...
Copy !req
1276. There must be a way.
I've been trying to...
Copy !req
1277. Sorry. I'm very tired.
I haven't slept.
Copy !req
1278. It's difficult...
Copy !req
1279. Difficult to talk.
Copy !req
1280. Read my notes,
miss Nicholson.
Copy !req
1281. Doctor, you need
some rest.
Copy !req
1282. Yes, I know,
but...
Copy !req
1283. Please read
my notes.
Copy !req
1284. "At 9 P.M.,
I placed the seeds
Copy !req
1285. "taken from the severed
hand of "X"
Copy !req
1286. "in 4 inches of earth.
Copy !req
1287. "I saturated the earth...
Copy !req
1288. "I saturated the earth
with 2 units of plasma
Copy !req
1289. "taken
from our blood bank.
Copy !req
1290. "The condition of the dog
found in the greenhouse
Copy !req
1291. "indicated that blood
was a primal factor
Copy !req
1292. "in the cultivation
of the seeds.
Copy !req
1293. "At 2 A.M...
Copy !req
1294. At 2 A.M., the first sprouts
appeared through the soil."
Copy !req
1295. - Five hours.
- No—
Copy !req
1296. yes. I used another
2 units of plasma.
Copy !req
1297. At 4 A.M., the sprouts began
to take on definite form.
Copy !req
1298. I came to the conclu—
Copy !req
1299. I see by your faces
you don't believe me.
Copy !req
1300. Well, you may judge
for yourselves.
Copy !req
1301. Oh, no, it isn't
possible.
Copy !req
1302. It reproduces itself...
Copy !req
1303. Amazing speed.
Copy !req
1304. This would bear out
Captain Hendry's impression.
Copy !req
1305. When he saw the creature
in the door of the greenhouse,
Copy !req
1306. it seemed to have
grown a new arm.
Copy !req
1307. This, uh, pulsating,
Doctor?
Copy !req
1308. As though...
They were breathing.
Copy !req
1309. Yes. Hmm.
Human plants.
Copy !req
1310. Superhuman.
Copy !req
1311. All this because of
the blood plasma?
Copy !req
1312. That's correct.
Copy !req
1313. Notice these, closer to
the source of the plasma.
Copy !req
1314. And these,
farther away.
Copy !req
1315. How many units
have we?
Copy !req
1316. Enough, I hope.
Copy !req
1317. Would you care to listen
to them, Professor Wilson?
Copy !req
1318. Yes, thank you.
I should.
Copy !req
1319. Well?
Copy !req
1320. Almost like the wail
of a newborn child
Copy !req
1321. that's hungry.
Copy !req
1322. That's the way I would've
described it.
Copy !req
1323. - Doctor?
- Yes, miss Nicholson?
Copy !req
1324. Would you mind very much
if I—
Copy !req
1325. will you be needing
me anymore?
Copy !req
1326. No. Just finish
typing my notes.
Copy !req
1327. Return them to me.
Let no one see them.
Copy !req
1328. Doctor, I think you
should get some sleep.
Copy !req
1329. There's too much to do.
Copy !req
1330. Your mind can't work
if you're exhausted.
Copy !req
1331. My mind's still
perfectly clear.
Copy !req
1332. No, it isn't,
Doctor.
Copy !req
1333. You aren't thinking
of what's happening
Copy !req
1334. there in the greenhouse.
Copy !req
1335. He's growing those
seeds in there,
Copy !req
1336. using blood
just as you are.
Copy !req
1337. You've seen what
one creature can do.
Copy !req
1338. Just imagine 1,000.
Copy !req
1339. I have imagined it.
Copy !req
1340. Arthur, what if
that aircraft
Copy !req
1341. came here not just
to visit the earth,
Copy !req
1342. but to conquer it,
Copy !req
1343. to start growing
Copy !req
1344. some kind
of horrible army,
Copy !req
1345. to turn
the human race
Copy !req
1346. into food for it?
Copy !req
1347. There are many things
threatening our world—
Copy !req
1348. new stars, comets
shooting through space—
Copy !req
1349. but those are theories.
This enemy's right here.
Copy !req
1350. There are no enemies
in science, Professor,
Copy !req
1351. only phenomena
to study.
Copy !req
1352. We are studying one.
Copy !req
1353. Come in.
Copy !req
1354. - Hello, pat.
- Hi.
Copy !req
1355. Nikki, I want
to ask you something.
Copy !req
1356. Has anybody up here
been hurt lately,
Copy !req
1357. anybody shot or stabbed
or operated on?
Copy !req
1358. No. That what-is-it
in the greenhouse
Copy !req
1359. has been
our first diversion.
Copy !req
1360. I brought 35 units
of plasma 2 months ago.
Copy !req
1361. What's become of it?
Copy !req
1362. Why do you
want to know?
Copy !req
1363. I wonder why they're not
giving it to Dr. Stern.
Copy !req
1364. They're giving him blood
transfusions instead of plasma.
Copy !req
1365. Two live donors.
Copy !req
1366. What's Carrington doing
Copy !req
1367. with 35 units of
blood plasma, Nikki?
Copy !req
1368. I guess you'd better
take a swing at my chin
Copy !req
1369. and have a look
at those notes.
Copy !req
1370. I should be trying
to stop you.
Copy !req
1371. So that's what
he's been doing.
Copy !req
1372. Mm-hmm.
Copy !req
1373. Thanks. Thanks for
not stopping me.
Copy !req
1374. Pat, would you
remember something?
Copy !req
1375. He's tired.
Copy !req
1376. He hasn't slept since
you found that thing.
Copy !req
1377. He's not thinking right.
Copy !req
1378. I know him. He doesn't
think the way we do anyway,
Copy !req
1379. but he's found something
no one can understand.
Copy !req
1380. And until he can solve it,
he'll—
Copy !req
1381. you know, like a kid
with a new toy, he'll—
Copy !req
1382. only this toy's
liable to bite him.
Copy !req
1383. Thanks again.
Copy !req
1384. Where's
Dr. Carrington?
Copy !req
1385. I'm sorry, Captain.
Copy !req
1386. I have no authorization
to give you any—
Copy !req
1387. I'm very busy.
Copy !req
1388. I know you're busy, Doctor.
Copy !req
1389. I understand you've been
doing a bit of gardening.
Copy !req
1390. Where are they?
Copy !req
1391. This way to
the nursery, pat.
Copy !req
1392. I don't tolerate
intrusions
Copy !req
1393. into my laboratory.
Copy !req
1394. Please don't touch.
Copy !req
1395. This is what
your late colleagues
Copy !req
1396. are doing
in the greenhouse,
Copy !req
1397. except this is
a distinct improvement.
Copy !req
1398. What happened
was not my fault.
Copy !req
1399. We've read your notes.
Copy !req
1400. I think you should have
consulted us.
Copy !req
1401. I have the help I need.
Your opinion hasn't been asked.
Copy !req
1402. It has by
Captain Hendry.
Copy !req
1403. I've given it to him.
I'll repeat it for you.
Copy !req
1404. We're facing something
unpredictably dangerous.
Copy !req
1405. The creature
in the greenhouse
Copy !req
1406. is obviously
multiplying itself
Copy !req
1407. in this
identical fashion.
Copy !req
1408. We don't know how
much it can multiply.
Copy !req
1409. It'll need more blood
Copy !req
1410. and will obtain
what it needs.
Copy !req
1411. It's been imprisoned
and is, therefore, harmless.
Copy !req
1412. How you can be sure
of our safety
Copy !req
1413. or, more important,
the safety of the world?
Copy !req
1414. Think of 1,000 such
creatures—10,000.
Copy !req
1415. Yes, it must be destroyed,
this progeny, too.
Copy !req
1416. - No!
- Burn these.
Copy !req
1417. What about that thing
in the greenhouse?
Copy !req
1418. You're talking like
frightened schoolboys.
Copy !req
1419. You're right.
I'm frightened.
Copy !req
1420. Any destruction
would be an outrage,
Copy !req
1421. a betrayal of science.
Copy !req
1422. It may be a betrayal
of science,
Copy !req
1423. but it'll make me
sleep better
Copy !req
1424. if we get rid of it.
Copy !req
1425. I got a message through.
Here's the answer.
Copy !req
1426. "Fogarty to Hendry.
Copy !req
1427. "Carrington informs me
martian alive.
Copy !req
1428. "You are directed
to make effort
Copy !req
1429. "to keep it alive and
protect it against injury.
Copy !req
1430. "Under no circumstances
take action against it
Copy !req
1431. until my arrival
when weather permits."
Copy !req
1432. You have your orders,
Captain Hendry.
Copy !req
1433. I consider them
sane and intelligent.
Copy !req
1434. - But, Tex, what about me?
- Not a thing, Scotty.
Copy !req
1435. - What do we do, pat?
- Get on that radio
Copy !req
1436. and try changing
the army's mind.
Copy !req
1437. 'Hey!'
Copy !req
1438. 'Hey! It's me—
Eddie!'
Copy !req
1439. what are you
doing in here?
Copy !req
1440. We can't take it
out there anymore.
Copy !req
1441. We can't guard the greenhouse
from the outside.
Copy !req
1442. It's blowing so hard you can't
see your hand in your face.
Copy !req
1443. Besides, it can
go through walls.
Copy !req
1444. How could it get through
corrugated iron walls?
Copy !req
1445. Use a can opener.
Copy !req
1446. Tell the others we're dropping
the outside guard.
Copy !req
1447. Put your hand in some
ice water and rub it.
Copy !req
1448. - Who's out in the corridor?
- Stone and Wilson, sir.
Copy !req
1449. Barnes, tell them they're
the only ones on guard now.
Copy !req
1450. Tell them to watch it.
Copy !req
1451. Tex?
Copy !req
1452. Here I am.
Copy !req
1453. You won't be there long.
Copy !req
1454. We're dropping
the outside guard.
Copy !req
1455. Come join the rest of them
in the mess hall.
Copy !req
1456. I'll be alright.
I got the door braced good
Copy !req
1457. and there's no
outside windows.
Copy !req
1458. Alright, if you
want to be brave.
Copy !req
1459. - Well..
- Pat, what are we—
Copy !req
1460. Anybody around here
want some coffee?
Copy !req
1461. No, but you can come in.
Copy !req
1462. It's the only reason
I brought it.
Copy !req
1463. I was hoping you
might ask me in.
Copy !req
1464. Who wants some?
Copy !req
1465. I could use a half.
Copy !req
1466. What were you
saying, Scotty?
Copy !req
1467. I was wondering—
that's enough, thanks.
Copy !req
1468. What happens if our
boyfriend gets lonely
Copy !req
1469. and starts
strolling around
Copy !req
1470. and ends up in here?
What do we do?
Copy !req
1471. I've been trying to
figure that, too.
Copy !req
1472. - Nothing seems to hurt it.
- The $64 question—
Copy !req
1473. what do you do
with a vegetable?
Copy !req
1474. - Boil it.
- What did you say?
Copy !req
1475. Boil it, stew it,
bake it, fry it.
Copy !req
1476. Hey, that
makes sense.
Copy !req
1477. Cold doesn't bother it.
Copy !req
1478. Maybe Dr. Carrington
will ask it
Copy !req
1479. to crawl into
a double boiler.
Copy !req
1480. Or maybe we could
borrow a flamethrower.
Copy !req
1481. Captain, I got a crazy idea.
Copy !req
1482. We got lots of kerosene.
We could—
Copy !req
1483. .3,4—
Copy !req
1484. here's where
we start cooking.
Copy !req
1485. .5,6.
Copy !req
1486. Watch it, everybody! That
thing's out of the greenhouse.
Copy !req
1487. Be sure
and stay together.
Copy !req
1488. What about throwing kerosene on
it
Copy !req
1489. and setting it
on fire?
Copy !req
1490. We can try.
Copy !req
1491. - Here's a full can.
- I'll take it, sir.
Copy !req
1492. We'll need something
to put it in.
Copy !req
1493. Here's a pail.
Copy !req
1494. - 1.2.
- We need one more.
Copy !req
1495. Pat, this one will
work alright.
Copy !req
1496. Watch that cigarette,
Lieutenant.
Copy !req
1497. How we going to set it on
fire, rub 2 sticks together?
Copy !req
1498. - There's a pistol in my bag.
- I'll get it.
Copy !req
1499. If it comes in,
you wet it down.
Copy !req
1500. Mac, touch it off
and don't miss.
Copy !req
1501. Be ready
if it needs more.
Copy !req
1502. - I think you're right.
- Shut up.
Copy !req
1503. 1.3 now.
Copy !req
1504. You know how
to shoot that thing?
Copy !req
1505. I saw Gary Cooper
in sergeant York.
Copy !req
1506. 1.4.
Copy !req
1507. Come here.
Get in the corner.
Copy !req
1508. Now, hold this in front,
stay by the light switch.
Copy !req
1509. 1.5, 1.6, 1.7.
Copy !req
1510. - What was that?
Copy !req
1511. It sounded like
a window.
Copy !req
1512. 1.8.
Copy !req
1513. Turn off
those lights.
Copy !req
1514. 1.9.
Copy !req
1515. The needle's
hit the top.
Copy !req
1516. - Put the fire out!
- I am!
Copy !req
1517. Watch it, Captain!
Copy !req
1518. Block that window!
Copy !req
1519. Hey, Scotty!
Copy !req
1520. Here you are. This will make
your hand feel better.
Copy !req
1521. Thank you, Bob.
Copy !req
1522. This ought to be
enough kerosene, pat.
Copy !req
1523. Good. Get it ready.
Copy !req
1524. - How's it coming, Barnes?
- I'm gonna be okay.
Copy !req
1525. What makes me mad
is he didn't do it.
Copy !req
1526. I busted it falling
over the bunk.
Copy !req
1527. Listen, everybody,
I want you all to stay here.
Copy !req
1528. We found a way to fight it,
but we burned a room doing it.
Copy !req
1529. It didn't look like it
was hurt much.
Copy !req
1530. About as much effect
as a good hot foot.
Copy !req
1531. It's sure to come back.
We don't want to burn the place
Copy !req
1532. once we're organized,
we're going after it.
Copy !req
1533. It probably went to the
greenhouse, we'll start there.
Copy !req
1534. In the meantime,
stay here.
Copy !req
1535. Watch the door
into the hallway.
Copy !req
1536. And keep your eye
on the Geiger counter.
Copy !req
1537. Here are the fire
extinguishers.
Copy !req
1538. Who's your
electrical expert here?
Copy !req
1539. I can help.
That's my line.
Copy !req
1540. Can you hook into the intercom
system from the corridor?
Copy !req
1541. Easily. We'll take one
from any other room.
Copy !req
1542. I can help
you on that, too.
Copy !req
1543. Mac, we'll be in
the radio room.
Copy !req
1544. Let us know
when you're ready.
Copy !req
1545. - You alright?
- Yeah, I'd like to tag along.
Copy !req
1546. Haven't you had
enough?
Copy !req
1547. If I start
burning up again,
Copy !req
1548. who'll put out the fire?
Copy !req
1549. We're very proud
of our captain. Ohh!
Copy !req
1550. Now, look, put one of
the intercoms here.
Copy !req
1551. That'll take care of this end.
Put another down here
Copy !req
1552. at the junction
of the corridor.
Copy !req
1553. Check if they work
through the mess hall.
Copy !req
1554. You said you'd use
kerosene again.
Copy !req
1555. - Know anything better?
- Something hotter.
Copy !req
1556. We have enough cable to
reach the green house.
Copy !req
1557. - Why not use electricity?
- Your lighting system?
Copy !req
1558. No, we can hook in
a new transformer
Copy !req
1559. Dr. Chapman's been using.
It's a high-voltage outfit
Copy !req
1560. and will give us
plenty of amps.
Copy !req
1561. - Enough to burn him?
- More than enough.
Copy !req
1562. Could you use leads
and 2 poles?
Copy !req
1563. - If you insulate the poles.
- Sounds good.
Copy !req
1564. Bob, give him
a hand.
Copy !req
1565. Come on, Tex,
go to work.
Copy !req
1566. Get Anchorage
if you can.
Copy !req
1567. Tell them
the whole story.
Copy !req
1568. Tell them we're in bad shape.
The sooner the better.
Copy !req
1569. Tell them to bring
hand grenades, mortars,
Copy !req
1570. flamethrowers, anything
they can think of.
Copy !req
1571. If I can't send a story,
I'll shoot myself.
Copy !req
1572. Comb your hair
first.
Copy !req
1573. What hair?
Copy !req
1574. Hey, say that again.
Copy !req
1575. Oh, Nikki,
not you, too.
Copy !req
1576. He's sensitive
about his hair.
Copy !req
1577. - You, too.
- I got hair.
Copy !req
1578. It doesn't make
you any prettier.
Copy !req
1579. - No, your breath.
- I'm sorry.
Copy !req
1580. He's sensitive
about that, too.
Copy !req
1581. I've been very upset
lately. My—
Copy !req
1582. Oh, you ninnies. Look.
That's what I mean.
Copy !req
1583. You, too.
Copy !req
1584. It's getting cold
in here.
Copy !req
1585. - The heat must be off.
- It is off.
Copy !req
1586. It's not getting
any oil.
Copy !req
1587. See if it's the same
way across the hall.
Copy !req
1588. - Where does it get oil from?
- Around behind. Outside.
Copy !req
1589. Pat, heat's off
in the mess hall!
Copy !req
1590. No more oil coming in.
Copy !req
1591. It's off
in there, too.
Copy !req
1592. - Could the tank be empty?
- Filled day before yesterday.
Copy !req
1593. The main line
could be plugged.
Copy !req
1594. Better get outside
and fix it.
Copy !req
1595. Probably run into our visitor.
He's waiting for us to do that.
Copy !req
1596. We underestimate
this guy.
Copy !req
1597. Trying to freeze
us out, huh?
Copy !req
1598. - That won't be hard.
- It's down to 40 degrees now.
Copy !req
1599. It's 60 below
outside.
Copy !req
1600. How long will
these rooms hold heat?
Copy !req
1601. - 1/2 hour at the most.
- By then, we'll be stiff.
Copy !req
1602. If no one goes out won't it
think of something else?
Copy !req
1603. It'll think the same
thing I am—
Copy !req
1604. that our only chance to keep
warm would be electricity.
Copy !req
1605. Heaters, blankets,
anything.
Copy !req
1606. It could break
the circuit,
Copy !req
1607. cut a line anywhere,
except at the source.
Copy !req
1608. Sure.
The generator room.
Copy !req
1609. Get 'em all in there.
Bring electrical stuff.
Copy !req
1610. Food, medicine, blankets,
warm clothes,
Copy !req
1611. anything you can find.
Copy !req
1612. And, Mac, bring our flying
clothes.
Copy !req
1613. Most of them got burned,
I'll see what I can salvage.
Copy !req
1614. We're hooked up
to the transformer.
Copy !req
1615. - It's awful cold in here.
- Thing's turned the heat off.
Copy !req
1616. - That changes things.
- What'll we do?
Copy !req
1617. I don't know. Next thing
will be the electricity
Copy !req
1618. we're gonna try and fight it
from the generator room.
Copy !req
1619. Did you do a good job
on the outside door?
Copy !req
1620. Houdini'd find it
tough getting in.
Copy !req
1621. He'll come through
this corridor.
Copy !req
1622. Yeah, it's
the only way left.
Copy !req
1623. Got any fence wire strong enough
to take the voltage?
Copy !req
1624. - Whole rolls of it.
- That'll work.
Copy !req
1625. Lay it on the ground,
here.
Copy !req
1626. Run a lead overhead,
one on each side.
Copy !req
1627. When it gets to the right spot
juice him.
Copy !req
1628. - I don't get you.
- Where's the fence?
Copy !req
1629. - Give me those cutters.
- What are you talking about?
Copy !req
1630. Rigging an electric
fly trap for him.
Copy !req
1631. - What do you mean fly trap?
- Get me a hammer and nails.
Copy !req
1632. Sure, sure.
Copy !req
1633. Get out of the way.
Copy !req
1634. Looks like the situation's
well in hand.
Copy !req
1635. I've given all the orders
I want to give
Copy !req
1636. for the rest
of my life.
Copy !req
1637. If that were true,
I'd ask you to marry me.
Copy !req
1638. - Here's your coat.
- Shut up.
Copy !req
1639. Hammer and nails?
Copy !req
1640. - Where do you want this?
- In the generator room.
Copy !req
1641. Move along.
Everybody, keep moving.
Copy !req
1642. Changed my mind.
It's all off.
Copy !req
1643. Keep moving, everybody.
Copy !req
1644. I want another word
with you.
Copy !req
1645. No time now, Doctor.
Move along.
Copy !req
1646. Make way here.
Clear this out.
Copy !req
1647. Clear this place.
Copy !req
1648. - Where are those cutters?
- Here they are.
Copy !req
1649. - Here's your Geiger counter?
- In that barrel.
Copy !req
1650. Get down to
the assembly room.
Copy !req
1651. If you get anything,
come running.
Copy !req
1652. - Get me a pair of gloves.
- Use mine, Eddie.
Copy !req
1653. Leave enough to hook
to the overhead wire.
Copy !req
1654. I got plenty.
Copy !req
1655. Here we are,
Lieutenant.
Copy !req
1656. Yeah, that ought to
give us a ground.
Copy !req
1657. There she is,
Captain.
Copy !req
1658. Down to 5 degrees now.
Copy !req
1659. Perfect for skiing.
Copy !req
1660. Better get rubber boots,
Scotty.
Copy !req
1661. Why?
Copy !req
1662. Insulation when they
turn the juice on.
Copy !req
1663. Oh, yeah!
Copy !req
1664. Here's a pair
back here.
Copy !req
1665. Wait a minute.
You won't need it.
Copy !req
1666. When it comes, go
back with the others.
Copy !req
1667. You don't belong
out here.
Copy !req
1668. I didn't belong at
Alamein or Okinawa.
Copy !req
1669. I was just kibitzing.
Copy !req
1670. I also write a good obit—
obituary to you.
Copy !req
1671. Just ignore me,
please.
Copy !req
1672. - Captain Hendry.
- Go ahead.
Copy !req
1673. Just hooked this thing up,
checking to see if it works.
Copy !req
1674. Fine. Watch your
Geiger counter.
Copy !req
1675. - Mac, did you hear that?
- Every word.
Copy !req
1676. - I hope that's all I hear.
- So do I.
Copy !req
1677. Captain, here's
another message.
Copy !req
1678. This one's relayed
from Washington.
Copy !req
1679. "Fogarty to Hendry.
Copy !req
1680. "Use every means
to protect lives,
Copy !req
1681. but take no steps
against your prisoner."
Copy !req
1682. - Our prisoner.
- There you are.
Copy !req
1683. You can't ignore orders from
your commanding officer.
Copy !req
1684. You can testify
at my court-martial.
Copy !req
1685. You're doing more than
breaking army orders.
Copy !req
1686. You're robbing science
of the greatest secret.
Copy !req
1687. Knowledge is more important
than life.
Copy !req
1688. We've only one excuse
for existing—
Copy !req
1689. to think, to find out,
to learn.
Copy !req
1690. What can we learn
from that thing,
Copy !req
1691. except a quicker way
to die?
Copy !req
1692. It doesn't matter
what happens to us.
Copy !req
1693. Nothing counts
except our thinking.
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1694. We fought our way
into nature,
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1695. we've split the atom.
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1696. That sure made the world
happy, didn't it?
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1697. We owe it to the brain
of our species
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1698. to stand here and die
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1699. without destroying
a source of wisdom.
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1700. Captain Hendry—
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1701. civilization
has given us orders.
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1702. Get him out of here.
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1703. Oh, you fool.
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1704. You'll never
hurt it.
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1705. 'Go ahead.'
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1706. I'm getting a reaction
from the Geiger counter.
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1707. What's your reading?
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1708. - Only.2, but steady.
- Watch it.
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1709. Tell us any change.
Mac, anything your way?
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1710. - Not a glimmer, pat.
- Watch it.
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1711. Here's the
operating switch.
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1712. How can it get cold
so quick?
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1713. Keep moving around.
You won't get too cold.
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1714. - It must be zero.
- It was.
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1715. Next stop's 5 below.
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1716. 'Come on, Mr. Martian.'
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1717. get some nice
scotch blood. 100 proof.
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1718. Nothing like it
for babies.
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1719. Tell him
to cut it out.
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1720. No, let him go on.
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1721. I like goose pimples.
They keep me warm.
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1722. Did you get a picture of that
thing when it was on fire?
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1723. Nah. I shot one while
I was falling backward
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1724. probably got the ceiling
and my own big feet.
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1725. Captain Hendry,
Captain Hendry.
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1726. Going up a little.
.4 now.
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1727. Hang on.
Mac, any change?
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1728. Just the same,
only colder.
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1729. It means he's coming
by the mess hall.
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1730. Excuse me, sir.
I got an idea.
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1731. Here we go again.
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1732. Our new boy's
pretty smart.
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1733. He might
see these wires,
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1734. sit down,
and think it over.
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1735. If he thinks too long,
we're cold meat.
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1736. What if we met him
there by the junction?
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1737. Let him see us there
and chase us here?
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1738. Yes. The less light,
the better.
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1739. Turn off this light
and this one here.
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1740. Don't say I'm right.
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1741. Captain Hendry,
going up—.8 now.
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1742. (Mac)
'I'm getting
some too, pat. '
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1743. it's showing here
now.
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1744. Both of you, back here.
Come a-running.
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1745. I'm halfway there.
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1746. If you speed up
that generator,
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1747. - can you get more out of it?
- No harm to try.
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1748. Bill, you and Tex go.
Nikki, you, too.
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1749. - Pat, can't I—
- No.
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1750. Good luck to you.
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1751. What's the matter?
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1752. I was just wishing
we'd tested this thing.
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1753. What if we haven't
enough voltage?
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1754. Just keep swinging
at its arms.
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1755. - 1.2.
- It's on its way.
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1756. I got a worry.
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1757. Report from the
front, Captain.
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1758. McPherson
has a worry.
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1759. - This is no joke.
- What?
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1760. What if he can
read our minds?
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1761. He'll be mad when
he gets to me.
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1762. 1.4.
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1763. Keep moving around,
you guys.
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1764. Keep it quiet.
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1765. I remember
the first execution
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1766. I ever covered—
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1767. Ruth Snyder
and Judd Gray.
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1768. Did you get a picture
of that, Scotty?
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1769. No. They didn't
allow cameras.
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1770. 1.6.
Going up fast.
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1771. Don't move
till he sees us.
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1772. Give him a chance
to get a look.
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1773. Leave me room
to reach that switch.
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1774. Stay away from the walls
when he hits the juice.
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1775. Everybody got
rubber boots on?
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1776. 1.8.
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1777. Shh!
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1778. I heard
something.
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1779. It's getting
near the top.
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1780. Alright, ease back.
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1781. - What the—
- The juice is off!
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1782. Pat! Carrington's
turned off the generator!
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1783. Bob, bring a flashlight.
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1784. Eddie, hold him off
as long as you can.
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1785. Watch out.
He's got a gun.
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1786. Keep away.
Keep away.
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1787. I won't allow you
to destroy—
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1788. 'Turn on
that generator!'
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1789. 'get back here, Eddie!'
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1790. Eddie, get back here!
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1791. Stay away from that wire!
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1792. Listen, I'm your friend.
I have no weapons.
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1793. I'm your friend.
You're wiser than I.
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1794. You must understand what
I'm trying to tell you.
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1795. Don't go any farther.
They'll kill you.
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1796. They think you mean
to harm us all.
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1797. I want to know you,
to help you.
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1798. You're wiser
than anything on earth.
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1799. Use that intelligence.
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1800. Look, know what I'm
trying to tell you.
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1801. I'm not your enemy.
I'm a scientist.
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1802. I'm a scientist
who's trying—
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1803. Wait till he's right
in the middle of it.
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1804. He's got to be on
that walk, Captain.
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1805. Arrrrr!
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1806. Wait till he gets
right in the middle.
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1807. That's enough.
Turn it off.
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1808. Let it go.
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1809. We don't want
any part of it left.
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1810. You can get a picture now,
Scotty.
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1811. This'll take a minute
to warm up.
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1812. Is there any reason now
why I can't send my story?
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1813. Only take 5 minutes.
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1814. I guess it's okay.
Go ahead, Scotty.
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1815. You're looking better to me
than you used to.
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1816. - All done, pat.
- You get everything?
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1817. Yeah, burned everything
in Carrington's lab
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1818. and in the greenhouse.
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1819. Burned the arm, too.
Nothing left but ashes.
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1820. How is Dr. Carrington?
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1821. He's got a broken collarbone
and a bad headache.
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1822. I'm not getting
enough voltage.
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1823. - I'll check the generator.
- Good.
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1824. Anybody want
some coffee?
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1825. No, but you
can come in.
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1826. You better have some.
You look awfully tired.
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1827. He should look tired.
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1828. He's had two things
on his mind.
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1829. We've only had one.
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1830. Now our worries are over,
while our captain—
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1831. shut up.
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1832. Can't you do
something about it?
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1833. You know, I'm getting fed up
with the north pole.
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1834. How much does
a captain make a month?
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1835. Not very much.
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1836. Good start.
Go ahead.
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1837. Enough to support
two people?
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1838. Not nearly enough.
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1839. Captain, you get
flight pay...
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1840. Some for each
dependent.
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1841. I won't be railroaded
into anything.
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1842. I've got an idea
if you'll pardon me.
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1843. You ought to
settle down.
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1844. There you are.
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1845. It'd be so much
better for us.
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1846. Sure. A captain always
flitting around
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1847. and getting
into trouble.
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1848. Remember that night
in Honolulu?
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1849. Ooh, that was
pretty bad.
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1850. I don't know what
they're talking about.
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1851. They know what's
best for you.
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1852. Here we are.
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1853. Plenty
of voltage now.
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1854. Anchorage, from
polar expedition 6.
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1855. Anchorage, from
polar expedition 6.
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1856. Can you hear me? Over.
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1857. Anchorage,
reception clear.
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1858. Press the button,
and speak, Scotty.
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1859. Over.
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1860. Tell General Fogarty
we've sent for Captain Hendry.
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1861. He'll be here
in a few minutes. Over.
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1862. Roger. Over.
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1863. Are there any newsmen
there? Over.
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1864. The place is
full of them.
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1865. Alright, fellas,
here's your story.
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1866. North pole, November 3rd.
Ned Scott reporting.
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1867. One of the world's
greatest battles
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1868. was fought and won today
by the human race.
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1869. Here at the top
of the world,
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1870. a handful of
American soldiers
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1871. met the first invasion
from another planet.
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1872. A man named Noah
once saved our world
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1873. with an ark of wood.
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1874. Here at
the north pole,
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1875. a few men performed
a similar service
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1876. with an arc
of electricity.
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1877. A flying saucer
which landed here—
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1878. and its pilot—
have been destroyed,
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1879. but not
without casualties
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1880. among our own
meager forces.
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1881. I'd like to bring
to the microphone
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1882. some of the men responsible
for our success,
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1883. but senior Air Force officer
Captain Hendry
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1884. is attending to demands
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1885. over and above
the call of duty,
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1886. Dr. Carrington,
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1887. leader of the scientific
expedition,
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1888. is recovering
from wounds
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1889. received in the battle.
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1890. Now, before giving you
the details of the battle,
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1891. I bring you a warning.
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1892. Every one of you
listening to my voice,
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1893. tell the world,
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1894. tell this to everybody
wherever they are—
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1895. watch the skies...
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1896. Everywhere.
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1897. Keep looking.
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1898. Keep watching
the skies.
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