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After you, milady.
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Thank you, Parker.
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(SNEEZES)
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Afraid it looks like
another dead end.
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A lot of dirt.
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Hm, but no sign of the Mechanic.
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Mind your step, Parker!
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Dead end indeed.
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Much obliged, milady.
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This explains all the dirt.
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Someone's been digging.
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(BARKS)
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What is it, Sherbet?
Is something down there?
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(WHIMPERS)
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(BEEPING)
Not something, someone.
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That's Morse Code for SOS.
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International Rescue,
this is Lady Penelope.
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We may need some help.
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'Thunderbird-5 responding.
What's the situation?'
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A deep one. A very deep one.
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Hello! Hello!
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Somebody, please, help me.
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Help!
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'Five...four...
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three...two...one.'
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We were looking through buildings
once linked to the Hood,
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when we stumbled upon this. Wow.
That's what I call a big hole.
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So an enormous rabbit
or an enormous machine.
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Either way, I don't like
how this looks.
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There's more. It seems some poor
soul is trapped down there.
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Thunderbird-5, have you alerted
the GDF?
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They should have someone nearby.
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I was told all local squadrons
had been called away. We're it.
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F-A-B. Gordon and I are on our way.
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Five, four, three, two, one.
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Thunderbird-2 is go.
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Whoever you are, help is on its way!
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I'm not waiting. Parker,
bring the car around.
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Yes, milady.
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Thunderbird-2, we're going in.
Sure that's a good idea?
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Shouldn't you wait for backup?
Have I ever, Gordon?
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Come to think of it, no.
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I'll let you know what we find.
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Shall we? Very good, milady.
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FAB-1 is off.
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Hello! Listen.
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He's still here.
Help! Hello!
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John, are you seeing this?
Destruction on this scale
could only be the Mechanic.
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Agreed. But where's he going?
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If I re-task Thunderbird-5
to use its ground-penetrating
radar, it might give a clue.
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'But that'll take some time.'
Time we may not have.
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Can you lock in on my signal instead?
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I can. Good idea.
Hello? Hello?
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Is someone down there? Yes!
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We can hear you!
Don't worry, help is on the way!
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Thunderbird-2, what's your ETA?
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'We're arriving now.'
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Explore Pod is go!
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Thanks for dropping in on
such short notice.
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Don't mention it. Where's our
unlucky victim?
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Somewhere up there, I think.
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He's a plumber who was working in
the sub-basement when it collapsed.
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Rather colourful character.
Says his name is Horse.
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Horse? Horse?
This is International Rescue.
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Are you all right?
Oh, yeah, can't complain.
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Got my holidays coming up.
You ever been to Spain?
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What am I saying?
Of course you have.
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Bet you boys have been everywhere.
(WHIMPERS)
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I mean, are you injured?
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No, don't think so.
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But my legs are stuck.
Good thing it's not my mouth.
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This one's a talker!
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Why the mess? Looks like several
levels pancaked together.
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He's lucky he survived.
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Even luckier Lady Penelope happened
to find him.
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Don't worry, Horse. We'll have you
out of there in a jiffy.
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Jiffy, funny word, innit?
I wonder what it means, jiffy.
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My sensors are getting thrown off
by the exposed electrical wiring.
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He could be anywhere up there.
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We need to track where
the Mechanic is going.
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That means getting through
this debris. BOTH: F-A-B.
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Doesn't seem to be bearing
any weight.
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But we'll set up braces
just to be safe.
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That should do it.
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Thanks, boys. Drive on, Parker.
We need to know why
the Mechanic did this.
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And hope he doesn't do
the same thing to us.
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He's still talking!
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Whatever keeps him occupied.
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This is going to be like looking for
a needle in a haystack.
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We'll just have to be methodical.
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Horse, we're going to start
digging you out now.
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Don't think I'm going anywhere.
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John, are you still locked in
on my signal?
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Yes. Based on the current
heading I'm calculating
your probable path now.
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This isn't good. You're heading
straight for Parkmoor Scrubs Prison.
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Parkmoor Scrubs? That's where
they're holding the Hood.
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This is a prison break.
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Well, that explains why my GDF
forces in the area
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were called away on a false alarm.
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But breaking the Hood out of
Parkmoor Scrubs Prison
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is impossible. But we know
the Mechanic has already made
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one attempt at the designs
for the place.
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Maybe he found something.
Not likely.
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The Hood is being held
in a steel-reinforced
maximum-security cell.
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In the centre of the prison.
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It would take hours for anyone, even
the Mechanic to cut through that.
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Still, to be on the safe side,
I recommend you move him
to another location.
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You're certain this is
a real threat? Absolutely.
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Very well. I'll have my team
retrieve him immediately.
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Huh? Colonel Casey.
There's something wrong.
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We can't open the door.
What's the matter?
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Locked out? What a pity.
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Something's taken control of
the lock.
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How's he doing this? I'm picking up
an electronic signal
from inside the cell.
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It's the same one we detected
once before.
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Can I get a video feed?
Patching it through.
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Running spectral analysis.
I really must congratulate you,
Colonel.
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You've done a splendid job of
keeping me from getting out.
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Too bad you gave less consideration
to how you would be getting in.
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The signal's coming from his eye.
It's cybernetic.
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If he's had it the whole time he's
been in there,
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this escape could have been planned
from the start.
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It's like one giant game
of pickup sticks.
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Except this is no game.
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A man's life is at stake.
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(SIGHS) Great (!)
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Horse, we're going to need
to double back.
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We've reached another dead end.
Sit tight, pal.
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We just need to cut through
a few more pipes.
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Wait, wait! What kind of pipes?
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Some red ones, some blue ones.
An orange one.
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Orange? Don't cut that one!
It's a liquid fuel pipe.
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Unless you wanna get blown to bits.
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He's right, Gordon. Those pipes are
all colour-coded.
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The red means hot water,
the blue means cold.
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And the orange means... Kaboom.
I get it.
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Thanks for the heads-up, Horse.
We'll be more careful.
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Horse, what kind of pipes
are near you?
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I was working on a green and white
stripe one.
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Green and white? Green and white...
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There it is!
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Good. We're going to follow
the green and white pipe.
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It should lead us right to you.
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Any sign of the Mechanic yet?
There's something up ahead.
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But I can't get a clear look.
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Blimey, it's thicker than
my mum's pea soup.
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Hang on, milady!
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It can't have vanished into thin
air.
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Where did it go?
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It's heading for the surface.
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Did you feel that?
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Colonel, get your team
out of there.
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All GDF forces, evacuate now.
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But, Colonel... That's an order.
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(ALARM)
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I don't believe it. It's just
swallowed the Hood's cell whole.
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The way that thing digs it looks
like a giant mechanical antline.
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And it's heading back your way.
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Perhaps we shouldn't linger.
Very good, milady.
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They're retracing their steps.
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Good. We'll be there to meet them
at the entrance.
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You'd best hurry, Colonel.
They're moving fast.
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There's just one problem.
If we don't get Horse out,
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that thing is going to smash right
through him.
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They seem to be in a bit of a rush.
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I don't think they're going to stop
for us. Or for you.
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Or for anyone.
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I hate to pressure you, Virgil,
but there's a giant mechanical
antline headed our way.
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Tell me something I don't know.
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There's no more green and white
pipe. Where'd it go?
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It must have sheared off
during the cave-in.
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So much for following a path.
The rest of it must be nearby.
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Keep looking. Hello!
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Is there a problem?
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Just a minor setback.
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Should I be worried?
Cos I'm worried.
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It's OK, Horse.
We're going to get you out.
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Just try and stay calm.
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We seem to be in their way, Parker.
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I can't exactly pull over
and let them pass.
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Virgil, Gordon, do you have
an update?
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Still haven't located Horse.
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Is there anything you can do
to slow that thing down?
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I'll see what we can do.
Already on it, milady.
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I'm afraid we'll have to try
something else.
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Well, you made quite an entrance.
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But you are two weeks late.
You're welcome.
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International Rescue is here.
Did you send out invitations?
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They're not a problem.
They are to me.
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Get rid of them. Now!
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My meccas can handle this.
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We've got more company, milady.
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Where's a good exterminator
when you need one?
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I just waxed that this morning!
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Hang on, milady.
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Parker!
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Stop playing around with your toys.
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Run them down!
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Gordon, we can't slow
the antline down.
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You'll have to hurry. F-A-B.
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Horse has stopped talking.
I don't believe it.
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He has an off switch. Horse?
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Are you OK? To be honest
I am still a little worried.
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Maybe I should stop blabbing
and let you boys work.
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That's why they call me Horse,
you know?
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Cos I can talk myself hoarse.
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Keep talking.
It'll help us find you.
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If I patch into the computer on
Thunderbird-5
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I may be able to triangulate his
location by the sound of his voice.
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John? Already on it.
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This way!
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Look! Green and white!
My favourite colours.
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Hi, Horse. It's good to see you.
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Let's get outta here. Quick.
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Pleasure to make your acquaintance.
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Thanks. Feel like
I already know you.
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Gordon, step on it.
I stepped on a bug once.
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Big as your head, honest.
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I'm afraid our exit's been blocked,
milady.
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There's only one missile left.
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Then let's make it count.
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Gordon, are you clear yet?
Please say yes.
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All clear. F-A-B.
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Parker, now.
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Look out, you fool!
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Why are we stopping?
Go out the way you came in.
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I wouldn't advise that.
I don't want your advice.
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I want your absolute obedience.
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I've done everything
you asked me to.
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Your machines are impressive.
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Your results are pathetic.
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The only thing you've ever done
for me is fail.
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Now follow my command!
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Surrender now!
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There's no way out.
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You had to know they'd be
waiting for us.
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Well, obviously. I may be free,
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but we have to give them
some sort of consolation prize.
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Your services are
no longer required.
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When you recover you'll be
the GDF's problem. Not mine.
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Clear!
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Find the control room and secure it.
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The Hood and the Mechanic must not
get away.
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Everybody out. Now!
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What a mess. Call in the clean-up
and recovery units.
246
00:21:24,320 --> 00:21:26,800
No sign of the Hood
or the Mechanic.
247
00:21:26,840 --> 00:21:30,520
It looks like they both got away.
Hm.
248
00:21:30,560 --> 00:21:33,720
So now we have two master criminals
on the loose?
249
00:21:33,760 --> 00:21:37,400
I have a feeling it's about to get
very busy for all of us.
250
00:21:37,440 --> 00:21:39,440
And we'll be ready for them.
251
00:21:39,480 --> 00:21:43,360
I'm actually speechless. Look at me.
I got nothing to say.
252
00:21:43,400 --> 00:21:46,160
I got nothing to say at all.
Ask me, I couldn't tell you.
253
00:21:46,920 --> 00:21:48,920
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