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(MultiCom Jingle)

(wolf howling)

(dogs panting)

- Two more days til the
moon is right, my boys.

(dog growling)

I call upon the powers
of the supernatural.

Into my body, fill me with
your vision and magic.

(thundering)

I am the southern witch of darkness.

(dramatic music)

Still out there, are you?

Well not for much longer.

Narina, Brywik, where are you?

- We're here, Dame Alice.
- Waiting on your calling.

- Tonight, your patience will be rewarded.

I need your help.

This will be the final
test of your initiation.

(gasping)

- What is it that you want us to do?

- Anything, we are ready.

- I believe you are, Narina.

And you are too, Brywik.

There is a wizard who dwells
in a house built in the trees.

He's a dark magician who
has devised machinery

that threatens to
destroy the supernatural.

He must be destroyed.

- But what can we do
against a man like this?

- You can do a great deal.

He is protected by two guards.

I want you to bring them here

to join in the celebration
of your initiation.

I will vanquish the wizard
and his familia myself.

No more than a servant like
my dogs, I'm sure of that.

Two nights from now,
when the moon is full,

you will gain the ability to fly.

To change shape into any human being.

To heal or to destroy.

If you succeed in your task,

then you have earned
the power of the witch.

- It is a big responsibility.

- Where will we find
this house in the trees?

- Go north through the valley

until you get to the forest
of the ancient trees.

I will watch your progress in the stone.

- We will not fail you, Dame Alice.

We must leave immediately.

(giggling)

- In two days, your fasting will be over.

The wizard's guards will die
and you dine on their flesh.

(dogs barking and growling)

As for you wizard, enjoy the
short time you have left.

- [Narrator] At the dawn
of the last century,

a band of explorers searched
for a prehistoric world.

Driven by ambition, secret
desires, a thirst for adventure

and seeking the ultimate story.

They are befriended by an untamed beauty.

Stranding in a strange and savage land,

each day is a desperate
search for a way out

of The Lost World.

(dramatic music)

(roaring)

- Nothing.

Nothing, nothing and more nothing.

Where are you, Veronica?

- Challenger built a fine balloon, Malone.

But do you really think it
will still be in the air

two weeks after it disappeared?

- I keep hoping she'll repair
it and get it flying again.

- Why would she?

This plateau is her home,
she'll return to us on foot.

- But the balloon could've
drifted 200 miles or more Roxton,

she may not even be in
the plateau anymore.

- True enough.

Who knows, maybe she's on her
way back to London right now

to organize an expedition to come back

and find the rest of us.

Now wouldn't that be a fine chapter

for one of your journals, huh?

- In other words, we may never find her.

- That's a possibility
we all have to face, Ned.

Until we know for sure,
we can't stop looking.

And we can't lose hope.

Just like we never lost
hope with you were missing.

- You're right.

If Veronica's on the
plateau, we'll find her.

- I hope I'm not invited
on this little excursion.

- Good morning, Marguerite,
we wouldn't start without you.

- Please do.

My back is sore, my arms
are sore, my legs are sore,

need I continue.

- Please don't, my ears are sore.

- Take a break, Marguerite, stay home.

- Thank you, Ned.

How long does this expedition last?

- Two days.

- Or less.

We're hoping that Veronica's
already on her way back

to the tree house.

- I like the sound of that.

- Good, you can man the binoculars

and take care of Challenger.

(suspenseful music)

- Where is he?

- Do you want to tell her or shall I?

- Oh, be my guest.

- Challenger is working
on a new invention.

A device for tracking flying objects.

(laughing)

- What is the matter with you?

- Having a problem there, George?

- Working fine last night
and then this morning,

I don't know, it seems to
have a mind of it's own.

- A machine that thinks.

Now that really would be something.

- Right now I'd settle for one
that just functions properly.

- Remind me what it's
supposed to do again?

- As well you know, in 1888,

Heinrich Hertz established
that radio waves

traveled as exactly
the same speed as light

and that like light,
they could be reflected.

A few years later,

Hertz demonstrated the
value of this discovery

by using reflective radio waves
to decern distant objects.

- Like airplanes and
runaway balloons, huh?

- Veronica knows how that
balloon works, Roxton.

She helped me build it.

If it's not too badly damaged,

I'm sure be able to get it airborne again.

- Well, why would she George?

The balloon is what got her
lost in the first place.

- Roxton is convinced she'll
abandon it and walk home.

- [Roxton] That's right.

- Yes, I supposed that is
a distinct possibility.

But we have to use
everything at our disposal

to try and locate her.

Science has always been my greatest tool.

When it works.

- Well, keep working on it.

If anyone can make it
work, Challenger, it's you.

- In the meantime,

we'll execute the search
the old fashioned way.

- [Challenger] Yeah, good luck.

- The wizard's guards are leaving.

- This is going to be
easier than we thought.

- [Roxton] You know, Ned,
I've been meaning to ask.

And please, I don't mean to pry but,

I never really did understand

what was going on
between you and Veronica.

- Well, let's just say
I care for her deeply,

we'll always be great friends,

but romantically, I think she's
looking for something else.

- Like what?

- Well, she loves my stories, not me.

I think she needs man of
action, more like you.

- (laughing) You know,

sometimes you are far
too hard on yourself.

I mean, for a man of words,

you have seen more than
your fair share of action.

- Live while you're young,
write when you're old.

That's my new motto.
- Uh huh.

- Why don't we split up?

I'll continue on the crest of the hill,

you continue on through the valley

and we'll meet in about
two hours at the creek bed.

- You tired of my company already?

- I didn't want to say it,

but you are slowing me down a little.

- (laughing) I'll see you
in two hours, don't be late.

- They're splitting up.

Which one do you want?

- The blonde looks very appealing.

- Good, I like the other one myself.

(whistling)

- (screaming) Don't shoot.

- Who are you?

- My name is Narina.

I've been looking everywhere for you.

- Oh, really?
And why would that be?

- Well, don't you remember?

- No, no I don't.

And that's close enough.

- Look, look!

(grunting)
(dramatic music)

- Good one, Roxton.

Hey, come back here!

- No balloon.

Excuse me, hello?

I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to ... Are you alright?

- Yes, yes I'm fine.

You look a little out of breath though.

- Yeah, I guess I do.

I didn't mean to startle you.

Are you lost?

- Lost?
Oh, no, no, not at all.

I left my village long ago

to lead a life of my own choosing.

- What, alone in the jungle?

- No, no, I live in a castle,
it's not too far from here.

- A castle?

- Built into the side of a mountain.

It's very old.

You want to see it?

- Uh, sure.

But I really can't right now.

I got to meet a friend
of mine due south of here

in a couple hours.

- I'm going that way myself.

Maybe we could walk together
until our paths diverge.

- I don't see any harm in that.

So, tell me about this castle of yours.

(suspenseful music)

- Not getting away with this,
not with my bloody rifle.

Now I've got you.

(suspenseful music)

- Such good girls.

The guards are on their way

and the wizard is alone and unprotected.

I think it's time to pay a visit

and to see just how
powerful you really are.

- Alright, I've checked
it and rechecked it.

I don't understand.

- [Marguerite] Looks
like it's working fine.

- The mechanics are the easy part.

It's just not sending out a signal.

- Maybe there's something
wrong with the controls.

- Back at the laboratory, you mean?

- Mm hmm.

- That is a possibility.

- Then again, you may have bitten off

a little more than you can chew this time.

- Nonsense, materials may be rudimentary,

but there's nothing wrong with the design.

- At the risk of sounding
skeptical, George,

wouldn't it be more practical
just to build another balloon?

You have the technology,

that new rubberized
material's perfect, you said.

And with a new balloon,

we can continue to search
for Veronica from the air.

If we don't find her -
(squawking)

- What, we can all fly home?

What is it?
- Raptors.

- Can you see them, how many are there?

- I don't know, I'm not Veronica.

- Maybe you're just imagining it.

- When I use my imagination,
it isn't for raptors.

(roaring)

- It's a T-rex.

- That's another fantasy
I could do without.

(load roaring)

Any inventive suggestions, George?

- Bit short on ideas right now.

(roaring)

We could take refuge at
the base of the windmill.

- The T-rex'll knock it
down like a house of cards.

(gunshot)
(roaring)

- Well let's run for it.

- What kind of plan is that?

(gunshots)

I'm right behind you.

- What on earth?

- Where did she come from?

- Be off with you.

- T-rex seems to be afraid of her.

- Wow.

Whatever scent she's wearing,
I'll take a dozen bottles.

- I hope I'm not intruding.

- Intruding?

I should say not, madam.

How ever did you do that?

- We have an understanding.

I'm a witch you see.

A good witch.

Dame Alice.

- How do you do?

My name is George
Challenger, I'm a scientist.

This is Marguerite Krux.

- A skeptic.

How did you really do that?

- I'm told you, with
a little bit of magic.

That is what witches do.

You know, play with the
weather, make magic potions,

cast little spells.

- And fly, witches can
also fly, can you do that?

- How else would I have arrived here?

- Perhaps you could give us
a practical demonstration

of this extraordinary ability.

- This is a most interesting apparatus.

What exactly does it do?

- I don't trust her.

- Marguerite, she just
saved us from a T-rex.

Let's not be uncharitable.

- Looks like some sort
of instrument of magic.

- No, it's not magic, Dame Alice.

I'm a man of science.

I attempt to harness the powers of nature

for practical purposes.

With this apparatus for example,

I can transmit and receive
electromagnetic waves

through the atmosphere.

- Much the same way I receive my power.

- Sounds like our friend
hasn't given up after all.

- Where'd she go?

- It's incredible, she just disappeared.

- We better disappear too, quickly.

- Tree house, let's go.

- Where are you?

Don't tell me I lost you that easily.

- Not likely.

Now, you keep your hands
where I can see them.

Stealing a man's rifle is a sure good way

to get yourself shot.

- If you must kill me, do it quickly.

- I have no intentions of killing you.

- What are your intentions?

- To turn around and walk the other way.

- But what pleasure is there in that?

- Look, whatever you're
offering, I'm not interested.

- Tomorrow there will be a
great feast of joy at my castle.

- Just stay where you are.

- Why must you be so cruel?

Don't you want just a little taste?

- Thanks, but I have other plans.

Unless you've seen a young
woman in hot air balloon.

- In a balloon?

- I'll take that as a no.

So you go your way and I'll
go mine, and don't follow me.

I mean it.

- Are you sure I can't convince
you to come to our castle?

- Well, next time perhaps

but I really have to meet my friend.

- I know, we can leave him a note.

He's more than welcome to join us.

- Well, I'll suggest that
too him when he shows up.

- I'm sure he can find his way.

- I'm sure he can too, but
I promised to meet him here.

- Such loyalty to your friend.

But, isn't it deeds not
words that make the man?

- Whoa, wait a minute!

- There's no one around, no
one's going to interrupt us.

- Yeah, but I hardly know you.

- You keep talking about this woman

that you're searching for in a balloon,

but I see the way that you look at me.

- You don't know anything about me.

- Don't you find me attractive.

- Like I said, I'll
discuss it with my friend

once he gets here.

(suspenseful music)

You're late, Roxton.

- [Marguerite] You don't really
think that she was a witch,

do you?

- I don't believe it for a minute.

Although she did seem to have
some power over that T-rex.

Not to mention her ability
to appear and disappear.

- Potentially makes her very dangerous.

- Indeed.

You know, her fascination
with my radio wave reflector,

made me think that maybe
her so called powers

were also electromagnetically transmitted.

- Her fascination for your equipment,

was just an obvious plot
to get close to you,

my dear friend.

- Marguerite, your concern
for my welfare is appreciated.

But I'm just sorry we didn't
have more chance to speak

to the woman just to find
out more about her powers.

- Well, it's not too late.

- I was on my way back to the castle

when I realized what
wonderful company you are.

- You never heard of knocking?

How did you get up here?

- I told you, the way I
travel everywhere, I flew.

- And I can speak in tongues.

- Marguerite.

- Well, we're not looking
for any trouble, are we?

- I'll only stay a little while.

- There, there can't be any harm in that.

I'm afraid the lady of the
house has a few reservations.

- Uninvited guests and such.

- Between magic and science,

we have a lot of ground to cover.

- We do indeed.

- Don't say I didn't warn you.

(suspenseful music)

- Whoa, at ease, Ned.

How long you been waiting?

- Only about an hour
and a half, two hours.

What took you so long?

- That is a very good question.

I got sidetracked by a bizarre woman who,

I'm embarrassed to say, stole my rifle.

And I have a sneaking suspicion
she's still following me.

- You met a woman?

- Yeah, you know it was
the strangest thing.

When I caught up to her
and got my rifle back,

she invited me to a
festival at her castle.

- What did she look like?

- Blonde.
Attractive.

What is it?

- I met a woman too.

She was a redhead.

We walked here together
and then she headed off

in that direction for her castle.

- Two of them, working
together for some reason

it would seem.

- The one I met was very attractive also.

- Yeah, trouble often is.

Come on it's getting late, we
should find a place to camp.

- What are we going to do?

- We'll think of something.

- If we don't get them back to the castle

Dame Alice is going to be furious.

And we'll never pass her initiation.

- The one I was with said he was looking

for a woman in a balloon.

- That's what the one I met said too.

- Well, maybe we should find her.

Or at least tell them that we have.

(eerie music)
(giggling)

- Why didn't I think of that?

- When it works,

that apparatus you saw
down by the windmill,

that transmits and receives
electromagnetic waves.

Those instruments calculate
the speed and distance

of a flying object.

- Electromagnetic waves?

I'll have to remember that phrase

next time I call down the powers.

- These powers as you call them,

I'm sure they can be explained by science.

- What is science if it isn't magic?

- Magic is the apparent use
of natural or spirit forces

to produce a result that
is logically impossible.

Science is exactly the opposite.

- Can science explain the
powers of the supernatural?

- Not as yet.

But the more we learn about
the nature and behavior

of the universe, the less
mysterious it becomes.

- Well, understanding the world around us

doesn't make it any less mysterious.

Magic is a celebration
of the unexplainable.

- As a scientist,

I can except that there
is much we have to learn,

not that there is anything
that is unexplainable.

- Tell me more about your
incredible inventions.

- Like putty in her hands.

- [Challenger] Your intentions
flatter me, Dame Alice.

(suspenseful music)

(giggling)

- Who's there?

What do you want?

- We come to bring you great
news of your companion.

- The one in the balloon.

- You know what happened to Veronica?

- Yes, yes we've heard,
she back at our castle.

- Come, come with us now,
we'll take you to her.

- I have to wake my friend, stay there.

Roxton, wake up.

- Go, go.

- [Roxton] What do you want, Malone?

- These wom ...

Where'd they go?

- Where did who go?

- That girl I ran into
earlier today and a blonde.

They were just here.

They said Veronica's back at their castle.

- Interesting.

I told the blonde I was
looking for Veronica.

- I told the other one the same thing.

Damn it.

They sure want us back
at that castle of theirs.

- Yes, by hook or by crook it would seem

and it's probably the last
place we want to visit.

We'll deal with it first
thing in the morning.

Goodnight.

- Almost ready for a
practical demonstration.

Shall I turn the power on?

- I can hardly wait.

(buzzing)

- Challenger!

No!

(grunting)

- Power is more than you can handle.

- Challenger.

No.

Challenger, where are you?

- Marguerite, what ever's the matter.

- I just had a dream that that witch

rewired your lab and electrocuted you.

- I can assure you see hasn't.

As you can see, I'm still here.

- Where is she?

- I don't know.

I was talking to her, I turned
around and then she was gone.

I looked everywhere.

Where are you going?

- To your lab to analyze my dream.

Don't touch anything,
just tell me how it works.

On second thoughts, just
answer my questions, yes or no.

- Marguerite, what exactly
are you looking for?

Good heavens, these wires
appear to be crossed.

How ever did I manage that?

- I'd say you had some help.

- Marguerite -
- You didn't do this, George.

That woman is trying to kill
you, I saw it in my dream.

(birds chirping)

- What if we're wrong

and they were telling
the truth about Veronica.

- Do you really believe that?

- Somebody at their castle
might have seen something.

Aren't you a little bit curious

to get to the bottom of this?

- Bottom of the trap, you mean?

- Well how do you know
they want to hurt us?

- What makes you think they won't?

- Okay, how about this?

You continue on south, I'll
head over to the next valley

and check it out.

We can meet again at sunset.

- Are you serious?

- What's the point of
searching for Veronica

if we're not going to investigate
all the possibilities?

- We're heading into trouble, Malone.

I don't like it.

- Fair enough, I'll lead.

(suspenseful music)

- No.

Oh, who would do a thing like this?

Dame Alice.

- Good day, Challenger.

Oh, what happened?

- You owe me some sort of explanation.

- Surely you don't think that I did it.

It was probably a dinosaur.

- I think you were tinkering
around laboratory last night.

- Oh, who told you that?

That woman that you keep
around for amusement?

- Marguerite looks out for me.

- Oh, she distracts you from your purpose.

She confuses you.

She fills you with unwarranted suspicion.

She's much more treacherous
than you realize,

but an amateur compared to me.

Goodbye, wizard.

(grunting)

- She was going to murder me
without a moment's hesitation.

- I tried to tell you that last night.

Lucky for you I decided not
to sleep in this morning.

- You did that for me?

- Aren't you glad?

- What are we going to do with her now?

- If she really is a which,

then I've heard burning at
the stake's the best solution.

- Indeed.

But now I have to start
at the very beginning

with all this equipment.

- [Narina] How can you be
so sure that they'll come?

- I believe their desire
to find their friend

will be enough to convince them.

- Well, if they don't get here soon

we're going to have to go and
find them again ourselves.

What kind of story are we
going to make up this time?

- Stories we won't need
as long as we have this.

It's not enough to kill them,

it's just enough to make them sleep.

(suspenseful music)

- You stay here.

I'm going to go and take a look around.

- You're a fool, Malone.

And what does that make me?

- Big dogs I take as
an early warning sign.

- Big friendly dogs.

Anybody home?

- People who don't
respond is also worrisome.

- What's this, numbers, symbols, an alter.

- [Roxton] Can only mean one thing.

- Sorcery.
- Or hocus pocus.

- [Ned] Witchcraft.

- Please, you have to help us.

- Do you really know where our friend is?

- Well, I'm sure she
can't be that far away.

- That's our queue to leave.

- No, no, we were desperate.

We didn't know what else we could do.

- Where is your accomplice?

- Right here.

If you do not help us,
we will be punished.

- Please.

Let us explain.

(machine spinning)

- Oh, what is that dreadful sound?

- I suggested the water wheel or the rack,

but our dear friend the scientist,

had a hunch electromagnetic
waves might be your downfall.

- Please turn that thing off.

- Alright, let's see you fly away then.

- What is it that you want from me?

- I want to know who
you are, why you're here

and what it's going to take
to make you go away forever.

- I will never go away forever.

- Did I mention that the
frequency can be enhanced on that.

- Easy Marguerite, room
only generates a certain

amount of electricity.

- More than enough to
do the job, I'm sure.

- Yes, but we don't want
to blow the circuitry.

- Your life may have been saved,

but I will soon take two in your place.

The men who live here will not return.

- Roxton and Malone.

- What have you done to them?

- A night of celebration and dance, huh?

Well, how does that work?

I mean, there's no one here
except you and those dogs.

- And you.

- We're wasting our time here.

- Sorry ladies, too many
things that don't add up.

(dramatic music)

What is it?

- Our final invitation.

(giggling)

(dark music)

- [Ned] Roxton, you okay?

- Yep.

Think so.

Goddamn it, I was hoping
it was just a bad dream.

- More like a nightmare.

- Yeah, thanks to you.

Or should I say, thanks to
me for listening to you.

- You didn't have to follow me.

- What, and miss all the excitement?

Alright, what is it that you want from us?

- The full moon is on the rise

and soon it will be time
for our initiation ceremony.

- Is that before or after the sacrifice?

It's alright ladies, you can tell us,

we're all chained up now.

When do you cut our hearts out?

- We don't know what you're talking about.

- Human sacrifice is not something

we believe in or practice.

- We celebrate the cycles of life.

The union of male and female.

- Well then, why are we chained up?

Why the big charade to get us here?

- Keeping you here is the
last test of our initiation.

If we failed we would
not get another chance.

- But we promise no harm
is going to come to you

in any way.

- Well, that's comforting.

- [Marguerite] What have you
done with Roxton and Malone?

- There's nothing you
can do save them now.

(groaning)

- Where are they?
- Turn it off.

- Not until you tell us where they are.

- In the castle.
- Where's that?

Fine.

(groaning)

- Fifty miles south from here.

There's nothing you can do to save them.

At the witching hour, my
dogs will slaughter them.

- What?

- Marguerite no, not too much!

(coughing)

- Oops.

- [Challenger] Where is she?

- Well she's can't have gone very far.

- Well, yeah.

- What are we going to do now?

- There's only one thing we can do.

Hurry upstairs quickly.

(suspenseful music)

- I call upon the powers
of the supernatural.

Enter my body, fill me
with your magic and vision.

(thundering)

I am the southern witch of darkness.

All is well tonight, we
will not be interrupted.

- It has begun.
(giggling)

- Finally.

- Well done, girls.

- I wonder who this might be.

- You have completed your task.

- We had to chain them.

- Of course you did darling,

no one likes to go to their death.

- Wait a minute, ladies.

You said no one had to get hurt.

- Tonight we celebrate Narina
and Brywik's initiation.

We have no use for you, alive.

- Surely there must be
some way we can barter

our way out of this.

Not unless you have
something else to offer.

Two other bodies in your place?

- Why does anyone have to die at all?

- You have nothing I want.

(thundering)

(dramatic music)

- No more clever questions, okay, Malone.

- Time to go, girls.

This is your night.

The moment you have been waiting for.

(thundering)

(suspenseful music)

- Pivup transformer will
significantly boost the power.

And with the transtenna facing due north,

we should be able to
send a significant blast

of electromagnetic waves at
least for a minute or so.

- A minute?

- Unfortunately Marguerite,
time is not on our side

and the heat generated by this process

will certainly burn out the
hastily assembled accord.

- For one whole minute,
you may be able to limit

this woman's power?

This is the only help that we
can offer Roxton and Malone?

- We're not going to be able
to make it to her castle.

This is our best shot.

- What minute do we pick?

- Dame Alice said the witching
hour, so midnight it is.

- Is it really necessary to
kill the wizard's guards?

- Yes it is and I advise
you not to protest

if you wish to pass your initiation.

Send down your power.

(barking)

Arise my lovers, your fast is over.

The wizard's guards
await you in the tower.

And now, my faithful daughters.

It is time for your transcendence.

- Three, two, one.

(loud buzzing)
(dramatic music)

Is it working?

- Oh yes, we're sending out a signal.

It's working.
It's working!

(thundering)

- I bestow upon you the
powers of the supernatural.

(dramatic music)
(buzzing)

Damn you!

- What happened?

What's going on?

- We can discuss that later.

- We're running out of time.

That's it, we've done all we can.

- Is it going to be enough?

(climatic music)
(grunting)

- Malone, duck!

- Thanks for the warning.
- Pleasure's all mine.

- Same thing that the dogs are wearing.

- Come on, time to move.

- Your fearsome magic
cannot be tamed by science.

- What can we do?

- It's too late to save the guards.

Let's try and stop her if we can.

- [Narisa] Look, they're still alive.

- Run!

- You escaped my dogs, have you?

- Your dogs are free of you at last.

- You've killed them?

- Better off dead than
cowering at your feet.

- No!

- How dare you.

- Where are you going, Malone?

Careful, Ned.

(screaming)

- Oh my God.

- Congratulations on
quick thinking, Neddy boy.

- Action, reaction, no thinking involved.

- You risked your life to save us.

- Well, I guess that makes us even.

- We will not forget you.

- Your missing friend,

she's very lucky to have someone as loyal

and strong as you are and
I, I do hope you find her.

(light music)

- So much for a night of wild celebration.

You found something absorbing, Marguerite?

- In 13th century Ireland,
Dame Alice Kyteler

was accused of witchcraft
after the mysterious death

of her third husband.

From each of her marriages,
she inherited a fortune

and fled the country never
to be heard from again.

- That's who she was.

- Fortunately for you, she underestimated

our man of science here.

- Well, why would George
take any of the credit?

He wasn't even there.

- Then you tell me,

how do you explain the
disappearing manacles

and Dame Alice's sudden loss of powers?

- Are you saying you did that?

- We gave you our best shot.

At the stroke of midnight
we bombarded her castle

with all the electromagnetic
waves we could muster.

- I see, wasn't it your machine
that got us into trouble

in the first place.

- Oh, I understood you went to
the castle quite voluntarily.

- We were looking for Veronica.

- So you say.

- As we'll continue to
do until we find her.

- Pity those young witches
didn't stick around to help us.

We could use someone would could fly.

- If that's the case,
perhaps we can get them back.

- What on earth is that?

- That is a magic wand, Challenger.

More powerful than science, I understand.

- Humbug.

(laughing)

(dramatic music)

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