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[Morgan] Come to me Stingray.
Oh, she's beautiful, isn't she?

Just like she's answering
commands you gave her, dad!

She is. She had to come
to repair the warning system.

[dramatic music]

Now!

[explosion]

[Narrator] Here are some
scenes from

part one of "Sharks."

The Stingray's in trouble.

[Man] Ten, five...

[dramatic music]

I think I better get back
into that sub now.

[music continues]

Hold it.

You think I'm afraid
to use this gun?

Lady, anybody with sharks
as swimming companions

isn't afraid of anything,
as far as I'm concerned.

This another one of your pets?

[Cynthia] That one's
my best work.

It has a brain implant,
which means

that I can
control him electronically.

Remember that if you're
considering an escape attempt.

The FBI has picked up a suspect
who may have

planted an explosive device
on the Stingray.

He worked at the
Boston Navy Yard last year

when torpedoes and nuclear
missiles were stolen.

Are you suggesting
the possibility

that that theft
has something to do

with what's going on out here?

I'm only guessing
and I may be wrong.

The Stingray is
in enemy hands, gentlemen.

It's piracy.

No, it's an ancient,
sometimes honorable,

always profitable profession.

I thought this caper
was designed to prove

you could handle sharks.

I was going to sail the
Stingray into New York Harbor

and show them what I
could do with my sharks,

but this proved to be too good.

And once the torpedoes
are loaded and we're off,

nothing's gonna stop us.

Cynthia, use the special
shark to eliminate

the bathysphere problem.

[device beeping]

Austin's loose. He's taken the
scuba gear from Room Three.

I told you he should
have been killed!

He'll get to the sub.
[Morgan] Cynthia, bring him back.

[device beeps]

[dramatic music]

I know that Rudy's
alive in that bathysphere

and I feel it in my bones
that Steve's alive, too.

I'm ordering the Stingray to
be depth charged and destroyed.

[Narrator] In a moment,
the conclusion of "Sharks."

[dramatic music]

[Man 1] It looks
good at NASA One.

[Man 2] Roger.
BCS Arm switch is on.

[Man 1] Okay, Victor.

[Man 2] Landing Rocket
Arm switch is on.

Here comes the throttle.
Circuit breakers in.

- [Steve] We have separation.
- [Man 1] Roger.

[Man 2] Inboards and outboards
are on.

I'm comin' forward
with the side stick.

- [Man 1] All looks good.
- [Man 2] Uh, roger.

[Steve] I've got a blow out,
damper three!

- [Man 1] Get your pitch to zero.
- [Steve] Pitch is out.

[Steve] I can't hold altitude.

[Man 2] Correction,
Alpha Hold is off.

Turn selectors... Emergency!

[Steve] Flight Com, I can't
hold it. She's breaking up.

She's breaking...

[explosion]

[Rudy] Steve Austin, astronaut.

A man barely alive.

[Oscar] Gentlemen,
we can rebuild him.

We have the technology.

We have the capability to make

the world's first bionic man.

Steve Austin will be that man.

Better than he was before.

Better, stronger, faster.

[theme music]

[dramatic music]

[panting]

Steve. Are you alright?

- I'm sorry.
- You're sorry?

That wipes out
everything, right?

Look, I'm not making excuses.

Just an apology to make chopping
down the bathysphere okay

leaving a man helpless
in the bottom of the ocean?

Using sharks to risk the lives--

My sharks can kill,
and so far

I have kept them
from harming anyone.

You should be grateful.

What do you want,
my vote of thanks?

[dramatic music]

[metal clanging]

The man in the bathysphere.

He's sending a message
in Morse code.

- He's gotta be stopped.
- Parker, wait.

You are reacting
before thinking.

Now, what could he possibly say

to a surface party
that can hurt us?

I don't know but I don't see
why we should risk

his telling them anything.

Parker...

you're a very valuable
man when you act under orders.

Otherwise, you have the
finesse of an outraged bull.

Now, they know the
man's alive down here.

So the Navy is going to be
far less eager to do anything

drastic to stop the Stingray,

if there's a possibility
he could be harmed.

That limits their
action against us.

What about Austin?

Oh, what about him?

Look, captain, when you
gave the order that

no one was to be hurt,
it made sense...

in the beginning.
But no more. Not with him.

He's shown how dangerous he is.

His escape was our own
fault. It won't happen again.

Now, get over to the Stingray,

check out the work,
and report back to me.

I wanna know when it can
get underway.

Adams, I want two men
guarding him.

He's a time bomb
ready to explode.

[funky music]

[metal clanking]

- What do you got?
- Dr. Wells, sir.

He rapped a message he's okay.

- He saw Colonel Austin.
- Thanks.

Sir, I'm also getting sounds
of pounding and hammering.

Somebody's working in the sub.

Stay on those phones.

[Naval Officer] Admiral, sir. Backup
destroyers coming up fast.

[alarm blaring]

Steve and Rudy are definitely
alive down there, Josh.

I know.

I got the report.

But work is apparently
in progress on the Stingray.

If she's repaired
and moves out,

she'll be virtually
impossible to locate.

You can't bomb
that submarine, Josh.

You'll virtually seal
the death warrant on two men.

Oscar, I don't want
to harm Steve and Rudy,

but I have a national
security obligation.

I cannot allow a nuclear sub
in some enemy's hands

to become operational.

There's got to be another way.

When I was in underwater
demolition during World War ll,

we had to block
a harbor entrance quickly.

We used the NPB427s.

Magnetic picket mines?

Oscar, you may have just
come up with something.

Well, you get points for
bringing this thing off

without getting
anybody hurt so far.

How long you think
you can run it out?

All the way.

You said yourself those ships

up there could destroy you.

They destroy me,
they destroy you.

That's a perfect standoff
until I can get the Stingray

ready and shipped out of here.
Perfect.

[Prescott]
This is the latest version

of the NPB427 picket bomb.

The Stingray will be
surrounded by magnetic bombs

anchored to the seabed.

An explosive picket fence.

Place these bombs
at 30-foot intervals

so the Stingray
can't slip through.

Alright.
There's just one problem.

What?

The sub could be made
ready and slip away

during the 30 minutes
or so it will take

to drop those bombs
into position.

If I could prevent
them from doing repairs

in the next 30 minutes,
we'll have them blocked.

How?

I've got an idea.

The, uh, steering assembly
is about set.

We'll have it installed
in about a half an hour,

and that should do it.

- What about the missile tubes?
- He-he. Beautiful.

They'll be ready by
the time we shove off--

Shh.

[device beeping]

- That's an SOS.
- So?

We're in no trouble.
Why care if they are?

Don't be stupid.

Doesn't hurt to find out what
the other side is thinking.

Or offering.

Go ahead.

There are three naval vessels
in the area.

Either you stop work
on the Stingray immediately

or we'll blast you
out of the water.

You could have dropped
depth charges at any time.

We have two of
your men down here.

You want them to get killed?

No, but unless you stop
work, we have no choice.

Oh, I see.

Our choice is to wait down
here like sitting ducks

or pop up and surrender?
No, thanks.

You haven't got a chance.
None. Zero.

You stop work, or we bomb.
It's as simple as that.

What kind of deal
will you make if we accept?

We might offer you
leniency at the trial.

Hold the work.

Well, I can't make
that kind of decision.

I'll have to contact my
commander, he'll talk to you.

Any chance of finishing
up quietly so they can't hear?

[Oscar] Stop all work immediately
and then we can talk.

- I'll give you 30 minutes.
- I'll get back to you.

Maybe he thought
I was bluffing.

We'll find out
if we hear any pounding.

[dramatic music]

[Oscar] The destroyers are
dropping bombs right on target.

[music continues]

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[Parker] They're dropping them in
a circle around 30 feet apart.

Thirty feet, if the Stingray
tries to move,

she's blasted out of the water.

[Morgan] Can you get
the engines going?

Move her up before
the bombs are in place?

Even if she was ready,
they'd hear the engine.

They'd send word down, turn
the engines over,

or even work on the sub,
and they'd start

dropping depth charges
immediately.

This can't...
I won't let it.

Oh! I planned too well
for things to go wrong.

- No, I'll find a way out.
- No, you won't.

No, you won't.

You are so locked
into your own plans,

you could never think
a way out of them.

I gotta improvise something.
I'm...

- Dad!
- I'm alright. I'm alright.

I'm just unrealistic. Parker
is right. There is no way.

I should've learned
how to accept defeat by now.

You came so close.
Nobody could've done any better.

In this game, there are
no prizes for second place.

- I've lost.
- I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

It's not over.

It's not over.

We can move
the Stingray silently

out of range of the hydrophones.

That's impossible!

You are a very lucky accident.

First you stumble into us.

And second,
you didn't get killed.

You are gonna push this sub.

Wrong.

- How can he?
- It's simple.

First, we empty some ballasts
to establish neutral buoyancy.

Once the sub is off
the ocean floor,

he'll be able to move it.

Your friend
in the bathysphere...

I saw how you reacted
the first time you saw him.

Wanna take a look?
He's still there.

Right on the very bottom.

[clicks tongue]
He's helpless.

You do as you're told
or I'll send a swimmer

over to the bathysphere
to open the hatch,

and it's goodbye
to whoever's inside.

- You can't do that.
- Yes, I can, mister.

Because this is go-for-broke.

Like the man says, there are
no prizes for second place.

But for first,
there is a jackpot.

And believe me, I will do
what is necessary.

Control to Stingray.
Control to Stingray.

This is Parker. Now, listen.

I want a man to swim over
to the bathysphere

and open the hatch.
Do it now.

This is the captain.
Now, scrub that order.

Don't. I repeat,
don't open the hatch.

I will not have a killing!

I knew it. I knew it all along.

You don't have what it
takes to carry this job off.

I knew I'd have to take over.

Okay, Williams, I'll watch him.

You swim over
to the bathysphere...

and you know what to do.

Williams, I'm in command here.

- Now, you take orders from me.
- Don't listen to him.

I say you take ord...

Dad! Dad?

- He needs first aid.
- Do we open the hatch?

- Steve, please!
- We don't have much time!

- Hurry!
- He needs oxygen.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

Suppose Gray land lives,

your friend
in the bathysphere,

he's had it
unless you follow orders.

- Cynthia!
- Stop it! Let me go!

That won't do any good.

You don't care about
anything or anybody.

The only thing that
matters to you is money.

Well, let me tell you something.

I've never wanted
to hurt anybody.

But you've taught
me a good lesson.

And if I had a gun in
my hands right now--

You'd do nothing.
Now, look after your father.

Come on.

Congratulations, you
probably saved his life

which will last
another 18 minutes.

And that's when they start
dropping depth charges.

That's when we all go.

But your friend in
the bathysphere,

he has even less time,

because Williams
will open the hatch

in a couple of minutes.

That's a lot of
dead people, Austin.

And you can save them all.

All you have to do
is push the sub

out of range of the hydrophones

so we can finish repairs and
get out of here. That's all.

If I agree to push the sub,

how do you figure
to get by the picket bombs?

That's my problem.

Your problem is a simple
yes or no.

Now.

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

- Seven minutes.
- Not a sound.

If they could have started
that sub, believe me,

they would've done it by now.

Oscar, I'm not in the
mind-reading business,

you gave 'em 30 minutes
and that's what they get.

I want the bathysphere
moved out of the area

so that guy can't report
what we're doing.

Get ready, lady.
You're coming with us.

- I'm staying with my father.
- I'm alright.

- Don't worry about me.
- I need you.

As long as he's being
taken care of down here,

you'll cooperate, won't you?

And you, Austin, we know
that you'll try something,

but it wouldn't be wise
when everybody's watching.

A noise, just a noise...

and they start dropping
depth charges from up there.

A wrong move down
here and we take care

of you and the bathysphere.

- Do you understand?
- Right.

Leave the special shark,
but bring the others.

They're gonna do guard duty,
while we push the sub

in case somebody gets curious
and comes down for a look.

- Alright.
- Let's go.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

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[Man] Stingray to Control.
Stingray to Control.

We're cutting the phone line
from the sub to the tender.

We're hooking it
into Ed's helmet.

Once it's hooked,
they'll think

they're talking to the Stingray.

They'll never know
the difference.

[music continues]

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Oscar, I think
you've pulled it off.

All the picket bombs are in
place with three minutes to go,

and not a sound
from the Stingray.

[buzzing]

Stingray.

This is Oscar Goldman speaking.

[Ed] Thirty minutes
aren't up yet.

I'm calling to warn you.

You are completely
surrounded by magnetic bombs.

Approach one and you'll be
blasted out of the water.

[Ed] Okay. Keep your hair on.
I'll tell the captain.

I want to speak
to the captain.

He's not aboard.
He'll get back to you.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

Are you sure there's nothing?

No engine, no propeller,
no work crew?

- Zero sounds, sir.
- Come on, Oscar.

- What's bugging you?
- The phone on the Stingray.

It has a different
sound to it.

- Like what?
- It's not as full.

It's strange, hollow.
I don't like it.

Oscar, she's loaded
with sophisticated hardware.

They've blocked our sonar.

Maybe they're trying something
that's affecting the phone.

Now, what could they do?
We got 'em locked.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

[music continues]

Time's up. I wanna talk
with your captain.

[Ed] He's on his way.
He should be here any second.

I got a gut feeling
something's wrong down there.

I could take a chance
and send down some frogmen.

If there are any sharks,
don't take any risks,

send them back up,

I'll keep whoever's on the other
end of this phone occupied.

Stingray, I want to know
what's holding up your captain.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

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How was the Stingray moved?

Powered by pixies.

With luck, you'll get 10 years

for stealing government
property.

If anything happens to
Rudy Wells or Steve Austin,

the charge is murder.

Now, if you want to cooperate,

we might be able
to make a deal.

- I already made my deal.
- Get him outta here.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

Oscar, I've ordered
hunter-killer submarines.

They should be on the
scene in about an hour.

I don't know if they can find
the Stingray powered by pixies.

If they do, they'll let go
with everything they have.

It's all my fault, Josh.

I talked you out of
those depth charges

when we could have
blasted the Stingray.

Doesn't matter whose fault
it is. We've lost the sub.

And the two men
I hoped to save.

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

Hold it, Austin.

Now I've seen what you can do.

I'm a believer.

It makes my trigger finger
very Dancy.

And one other thing, if you're
even better than I think you are

and you do manage
to get my gun away,

her father won't be alive
when you get in to see him.

That's guaranteed.

Steve, I've got no right,
but please.

The gun's enough of a problem.

Let's go.

[dramatic music]

[Parker] You are out of range
of the hydrophones.

Get this boat ready fast.
Our missile's top priority.

[music continues]

[knocking]

It was just a crazy dream,
wasn't it?

Dad, don't...
Don't take it that way.

You deserve...

It was, wasn't it?

Maybe if I'd had
the courage to say so.

I owe you an apology, Austin.

Not that it's worth much.

A man lets his frustration
get tangled up with his pride,

he's asking for trouble.

Is there a chance
the men on the Stingray

will reject Parker's orders?

No. He hired 'em.

I trusted him.

Austin.

Forget me if you can save
Cynthia and yourself.

No whispering.

Say it loud enough for
me to hear or be quiet.

Well, I was just explaining
that I'm an old man with

with a weak heart,
couldn't possibly disarm

three guards single-handedly.

At least, I don't think I can.

That's very funny.

The three of us will be
moving back to the sub.

Get the charts packed,
then follow Williams.

- I'll follow along.
- What happens with them?

You'd really rather
not know, wouldn't you?

Well, captain, you planned it.

I'll give you credit for that,
even though you didn't have

the backbone to finish the job.

Well, I guess that's
your epitaph. No backbone.

Are you going
to add murder to piracy?

They've always gone hand
in hand, haven't they?

Murdering us isn't going
to accomplish anything.

Control to Stingray.
Control to Stingray.

- [Man] Stingray.
- This is Parker. Now, listen.

I want to know the minute you're
ready to turn the engines over.

[Man] Right.

Now we wait.

But not for long.

[dramatic music]

Planes are en route,
and we're covering the area

with detection devices,
but I'm not optimistic.

Rudy doesn't have
much more oxygen, Josh.

Sir, there's an oil slick
off the port bow.

[music continues]

[Oscar] It's spreading slowly.
That's got Steve's signature.

The Stingray.

That gives us a bead on her.

Oscar, this time
I've got no choice.

Direct the ASW aircraft
to that area

and order the destroyers
to ready depth charges.

Aye, aye, sir.

[music continues]

[alarm blaring]

Missile tubes are okay
and loaded.

[dramatic music]

[depth charges firing]

[water splashing]

[explosion]

[music continues]

[explosion]

[music continues]

Control to Stingray.
Control to Stingray.

- Stingray.
- [Parker] Any damage?

Not yet, but the bombs
are moving closer.

Look, there's a
backup emergency buoy.

Release it. I'm coming over.

Will do.

[music continues]

Now, look, you watch those two.

Tom and I'll take Austin
to the sub.

- Why?
- Just do as you're told!

Now move.

Now, look, Austin, your
friend in the bathysphere...

I kept him alive just in
case you got stubborn again.

Buoy 10 points
off starboard bow!

Tell them to cease fire!

[Man] Cease fire.
Cease fire.

[music continues]

[phone buzzing]

This is Oscar Goldman speaking.

Mr. Goldman, the Stingray is now
armed with nuclear missiles.

The first one is aimed
at Charleston, South Carolina.

It's ready to fire.

He says the Stingray is armed

with nuclear weapons
and ready to fire.

Try to find out who he is.

I wanna know who
I'm dealing with.

I'm authorized to speak
for the new commander

of the Stingray,
Captain Morgan Gray land.

- Captain Morgan Gray land.
- Gray land?

I've known him for years.
He's brilliant.

He's unstable but I'm sure he
wouldn't use a nuclear missile.

Call his bluff.

Either you and your
men surface immediately,

or we'll resume bombing.
That's final.

I don't think so.

I'll let you speak to someone
who may change your mind.

- Oscar, this is Steve.
- Steve, are you alright?

Never mind,
but I've seen the nuke

and it's in firing mode
exactly as described.

Admiral Prescott says
he knows Morgan Gray land,

and that Morgan Gray land
wouldn't fire.

Well, the man down here with
his finger on the button will.

I'm sure of it.

Mr. Goldman, the first
missile's aimed at Charleston.

That will demonstrate
that I mean business.

The second is aimed
at a larger city.

What do you want?

Just move all your ships
out of the area right now.

Any delay and that will...

Well, you know
what that'll mean.

Steve says the
Stingray is armed.

Armed with nuclear missiles,

missiles ready to fire,

unless you clear
all these vessels out of here.

We can't!

He'd hold the whole
world as a hostage.

But he'll destroy a city
with tens of thousands

of people now
if we try to stop him.

I am not a patient man,
Mr. Goldman.

At least we'll buy time.

I accept your terms.

- Well?
- Engine's revving.

[speaks indistinctly]

[dramatic music]

They're leaving the area.

[music continues]

[dramatic music]

What happened?

He's got nuclear missiles
on board the Stingray,

and he's prepared to use them.

I never knew that.

Ready all other ships
to continue

in flank speed away
from the area of the Stingray.

If we go any further,
we won't have any hope

of stopping that sub.

Stop engines.

[whirring stops]

It's all clear.
Alright, let's wrap it up.

Finish collecting the charts
and don't waste any time.

I probably won't be
needing the sharks anymore.

Although, if you were
a different kind of woman,

you could come with us
and use 'em in an emergency.

I'd agree if you
were the emergency.

[laughing]
She's so unfriendly

but understandable.

It's a shame to waste
such a talent as yours.

But...

The sub seems to be
making a run for it.

We've got to take our best shot.

Those ASW planes will unload
everything they've got,

and we hope we blast it before
they can release their missile.

[airplanes droning]

- [Man] Stingray to Control.
- Charts ready to go.

- [Man] Stingray to Control.
- Control here.

[Man] Repairs completed.
ready to move out.

Great. I'll be right over.

Now, look, there's an easy
way to do what has to be done.

Get some blasting powder, plant
it around the cave entrance,

and we'll set it
off as we leave.

They'll never get out of here.

I'd give anything
not to get out of here

but to get my hands on you.

I made so many mistakes,
but there's one thing

that's driving me
out of my mind. You!

- I trusted you.
- Rave on, old man. Rave on.

As soon as we
get away from this,

I'm gonna stop you
with my own hands!

[dramatic music]

[zapping]

[music continues]

Steve.

Can we get him out of here?

Well, we can float him out
up to the surface.

There'd be no exertion, he'll be

breathing a rich oxygen mixture.

Come on.

[dramatic music]

We'll take him up,
but I gotta make sure

that my friend in
the bathysphere is alright.

What about Parker?

He might get free
and come after us.

[Steve] Okay, I know how to handle him.

I'll take care of it now.

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[Parker] They sealed us
in the cave.

If we can stop Austin,
we might dig our way out.

The men are in the sub.
They'd come looking for us.

- They'd help us.
- Stop Austin?

You've got to be kidding.

- We've got a chance.
- Can you control that shark?

No, but a shark is a shark,
but I can turn him loose

and he can do
what comes naturally.

[device beeping]

[dramatic music]

[Cynthia] Steve, look.

Have I got a chance
against that shark?

Maybe. He doesn't have
a human intelligence

controlling him now.

Try to keep the bathysphere
between you and the shark.

[music continues]

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Cynthia, swim to the surface
with your father.

- What about you?
- You just go.

And I'll join you
as soon as I check with him.

[music continues]

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- I don't believe it.
- Of course not.

Because you don't really
know Steve Austin.

- The man in the bathysphere?
- He'll be fine.

There's only one
thing left to say.

Bless you.

- [Oscar] Well, all decompressed?
- Finally.

Steve, I think you cut it
a little close.

Next time, if you don't
mind, I'd rather be rescued

before I'm gasping for air.

Well, I had my hands
full with a big fish.

[laughing]

Well, I got frogmen down

checking
the surveillance system.

The crew on the Stingray
are in custody.

The two in the cave, we've
brought up and put in the brig.

Well, they came close
to pulling it off.

You got your people to clean up

that oil slick,
didn't you, Josh?

Yeah.

How's your father?

Doctor says he has
a good chance of recovering.

The fact that he has a chance
at all is because of you.

I really don't know
how to thank you.

Don't try.

When he does recover,
he'll face charges.

So will I.

That's the way it should be.

Afraid so.

You've tried just
about everything else.

Have you ever considered
rehabilitating an ex-con?

Well, not yet.

Well, I'm not an ex-con yet.

But when I am,
and if you will...

We'll talk about it.

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