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This is Crosby.

It's Wednesday the 27th.

I've just driven into a village called Talatuba.

Thank God.

Everything's dead here.

For the last half mile or so,

not an animal, not an insect, not a man, a woman, a

child.

All dead.

This just confirms my suspicions I sent you earlier.

Crosby. Did he have had to be funny old Crosby?

I should have liked the man.

I know he could get loud and belligerent when he's had a few drinks, but he was

always a better operative than most people gave him credit for.

Kill him.

There can be no doubt about it.

This is Christie's work.

This is the experiment he was planning.

His test.

My God.

He's killed more than I... Carl?

I don't want his body found within a thousand miles of here. Do you

Reaching the upper haze and humidity exceeding 90%. The dry eastern desert

region will see clear blue skies, scattered clouds and temperatures

above the sea level.

Another beautiful day in the southern and central regions...

好似日落咁靓啦。 鋪到後面有啲嘢 ,你應該要睇下。

Good morning, Jim.

The man we are going to ask you to go after will be the most dangerous

you've ever faced.

For in effect, John Christie used to be one of us. A top operative for almost 20

years with MI6, British Secret Intelligence Service.

Somewhere in the last five years of his service, Christie went bad.

He began by selling to both sides and then expanded his client list to include

terrorists on three different continents.

who, partly by using Christie's knowledge, have been able to avoid

It's Christie's latest enterprise that has us most concerned.

The chemicals he'd seen inspecting here were bought and shipped in such quantity

that they could have only one purpose, the making of chemical weapons on a huge

scale. Two of MI6's agents and one of ours have either disappeared or been

merged, trying to find out where Christie was going to manufacture his

weapons. Your mission, Jim, should you choose to accept it, is to find

Christie's plant and stop it and him before he starts to manufacture and sell

his terrible weapon.

As always, should you or any member of the I .M. Force be caught or killed, the

Secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions.

This disc will self -destruct in five seconds.

Good luck, Jim.

Christy lives here in Africa in an historic old hotel that he owns called

Elephant House.

And we think that the chemical weapons plant is probably somewhere within 50

miles radius of the hotel.

In the last month, Christy has recruited a corps of mercenaries, sold us a

fortune, to work as security.

For the chemical plant?

We think so, Shannon.

From all reports, Christy has just about finished his testing procedure and is

ready to start full -scale manufacturing.

To do that, he needs a large amount of cash.

It's been very expensive building the secret plant. The first two stages, he

completed by using these.

Diamonds. In this case, $20 million worth in diamonds is an advance payment

the weapons received from this man.

The minister of war of a North African nation that has no qualms about using

of its weapons against its neighbors.

To date, Christie has sold about half of the diamonds, and last week he

contacted a diamond merchant company in Amsterdam to sell the rest.

It's been arranged for me to be the representative of that company.

And somehow managed to relieve Christie of his valuable diamonds.

Yes, with a little spiritual help, we hope to accomplish that.

But it's not enough simply to eliminate his immediate means of finance. We have

to stop those weapons from ever being built. To do that, we have to find the

plant. Max and Grant, that's up to you.

Yeah, that shouldn't be too difficult for a couple of down -and -out soldiers

four. Once we locate the plant, it's going to take someone with very special

knowledge to neutralize safely any of the weapons that may already have been

built. Someone from outside the team.

Shannon, someone from way outside the team.

A Russian?

Yes, Dr. Yuri Nikolai. He's a full colonel in the KGB.

He operated as a physician in Vienna for 15 years.

In the course of that time, he treated a lot of high -ranking politicians,

diplomats, and military people, and no doubt picked up quite a few secrets

before our guys caught up with him.

Oh, he's a big leaguer, all right.

For this mission, he's on very special loan to us, because, you see, our side

not the only one interested in getting Mr.

Christie out of business.

him, Carl.

You're about to see, my dear, the race doesn't only go to the swift or the

battles, to the young and beautiful.

Does it bother you this guy was heavyweight champion in every prison he

Not if it doesn't bother you.

Make him with this. Ten seconds of drug will take effect.

It ain't gonna knock this big ox out.

But it should slow him down long enough for you to finish him off.

Your confidence is overwhelming.

You win again, Mr. Christie.

Take 20 for yourself, Trapper.

Only 20, Mr. Christie.

Along with 100 or so you've already skinned off the top. That's enough.

Lucky man, Mr. Christie.

My buddy and I, we're, uh, we're broke.

We're good.

We hear you're hiring security guards.

Well, if you think you're good enough to talk to the man that's just won the

fight.

His name is Carl.

He does all the hiring for me.

Yeah, well, my buddy's kind of doing that already.

I hear you're not only the ugliest, but the toughest guy around.

Go away, sonny.

I'm gonna leave you in peace, pretty boy.

comes out of this with a face, you've got the job.

Give our employees all they wish to drink.

Thank you, Mr. Christie. You won't regret this.

After their first drink, get them fresh glasses. Bring the old ones up to the

office. We'll see what their fingerprints tell us.

Ah, ça va comme ça.

And because you have such beautiful voices and beautiful art, you deserve

the candy.

To you.

Thank you.

To you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Oh, Mr.

Leclerc. Oh, madam.

Morgan, Eastern Publishing. I am so glad to finally meet you.

Oh, yes, yes. I must admit, I am still puzzled why anyone would want to write a

book on my life, but here I am.

So many people are interested in the work you've been doing.

It's contributed so much to the study of natural history.

James Feltz.

Dr. Yuri Nikolai.

East meets west again.

Indeed. I remember the last time also.

It was not as cordial.

Ten years ago, Vienna. The Hasseldorf Papers.

Your win.

It was a big one.

You've had plenty of big ones yourself.

Now tell me, how is your testing going?

Slowly. Come, I'll show you.

It's been two weeks since the incident.

Can you imagine?

Chris, they did all of this just as a test?

Yes. Anyway, with the rain, the traces of chemicals are faint.

Give me one more day, and I'll have the mixture he used.

And when I know that, I'll be able to defuse these monsters.

All right. I hope by that time we'll know where the plant is.

I don't suppose you'd care to tell me who or how many other agents you have

working on this?

Well, let's just say we have enough.

The ring.

Of course.

Much too gaudy for James Phelps.

You know, going after the diamond.

We heard Christie had sent for another buyer.

But you must be mad.

Even if Christie doesn't know you by sight, his computer still have access to

Western's security file.

No, no, no. He lost his access five years ago when we dropped him.

It's fine for any agents who have a less than five years experience.

You could make an air record and say anything you like.

But you?

He would just have to test your fingerprints.

And he'd have you.

Well, now, I've never known you to show such deep concern for my welfare.

I thank you. We'll be in touch as soon as we know where the plant is.

James.

Ten years ago, the Haseldorf papers.

I had the strong feeling that I would not see morning.

I could have sworn you had me in your gun sights.

I did.

Seems your playmate is who he says he is.

Fought as a soldier of fortune in half a dozen countries.

Wanted for gun running in the Sudan.

Killing a man in Tunisia.

Beated to death with his bare fists.

Seems you were lucky, Carl.

My name is Funtura and I have a reservation.

Come on, let's go.

You got a lucky punch, you know.

You and your pal got a job.

But I'm warning you, pretty boy.

Don't ever relax.

Don't sleep.

I'm liable to be there.

If I'm there, you're not going to wake up.

I don't suppose there's any company available here in the evening, no?

No, a little female companionship.

We're a bit off the beaten track for that. Besides, I'd rather be doing

this evening.

Yeah?

Oh, this home.

It brings back many memories, too.

I was a small boy, of course.

But I remember my father. He was laughing and drinking.

We're so famous, Amy.

Ah.

Priests.

They're always bad luck.

Let me get you a real drink. A scotch or a whiskey.

Herr Christie, when I know I'm going to talk business, I drink only coffee.

But a priest in a bar should not be allowed.

But he's a guest, too.

An admirably famous naturalist, the attractive lady with him, tells me she's

writing his biography.

Yeah? Why is she writing it here?

It seems that he lived in a hotel for over a year with his mother and father.

was then, so he claimed, to have first fallen in love with...

No wonder the satellites or flyovers never showed any new construction.

Christie built his plant inside an old sugar mill.

Look. The chemicals are stored under the camouflage net.

Throw your gear in the barracks.

Eat you that night, do you?

Good Lord, they are coming over here.

Christy! Oh, I'm sorry to interrupt. It's just that we're meeting this at

No need to apologize.

Then this must be your famous Monsignor Leclerc. Ah, you flatter me, Monsieur

Christy. Your delicacy is so wonderful for me. It brings back... It

brings back my childhood.

In this very home, I saw the famous Hemingway, unless with a brute of a man.

I don't think my friend does not care for priests.

He must have been a naughty boy once.

And the priest called it in.

As a boy, the Monsignor lived in the lion's suite.

And he would love to visit the lion's suite.

But Monsignor is in the lion's suite.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Excuse me. That is what I thought at first.

But, you see, I thought we had business to conduct.

After so far, in 1947...

And the hotel was restored.

Ah, yes.

The lion's suite was moved from this part of the building to this one.

I'm afraid that your office is in the lion's suite. Oh, if we could just have

glimpse through your window before sunset.

I think perhaps I will take the next plane back to Cairo. If I could tell you

how important it is for me.

Please, Monsieur Christine.

Perhaps if I showed you some photo glass.

There's no need, no need.

Take the Monsignor and his friends and take them to the office and let them

out of the window for a few minutes.

Monsieur Christy, you... Bless you, you are too kind.

Monsieur.

I look out this window, and I feel a surge.

Fragments, and I'm a boy again.

Conversations.

I can hear my mother laughing.

You know, perhaps we should go back to your room, and I'll get my tape

and then we can record everything that you remember.

All right.

That would be very nice.

Madame, thank you so much. You have been too kind.

I'm sorry.

Dizzy spells.

It's been a year or so.

Are you sure you're all right, Monsignor?

Yes.

Maybe if you take me to my home.

So the thing device plant's all right?

I would say when Christy opens the safe for Jim to see the diamonds, we should

hear every tumbler drop.

Message from Grant.

They located the chemical plant.

I know it's there right now.

Everything's going perfectly.

Okay.

We can't find a way past that.

It'll be at least an hour before some of these guys turn in.

My office is just this way.

Make yourself comfortable, Mr. Banker. I have a very nice brandy here.

It's a St.

Anselm's. I think you'll find it exquisite.

Herr Christie, I still do not drink when I do business.

Well, then, shall we do business?

Tonight, I would like a general overlook of the gems.

Tomorrow morning, I examine them precisely, and we set a price.

And payment?

Immediate transfer of funds to a Swiss bank account, any currency you nominate.

Seems we'd better take a look, then.

Very high quality, seems to be.

Very high quality.

Very high quality.

I'm afraid you've just been found out, Mr. Phelps.

And it's a mistake that's going to cost you your life.

Video identification.

Comes in very handy when you can't get someone's fingerprint.

I've got to do something.

The lights.

There's got to be a way.

Well, if you don't mind, I think I will have the brandy now.

Not stalling for time, are we?

If I recollect correctly, it's not your style to work alone.

You were after the diamonds, so you must know about the little project I plan to

finance with them.

Little project? Is that how we refer to chemical weapons these days?

Spare me the compassion for humankind, please.

The only reason you're here gallantly fighting for the good guys is because

do not like the competition.

The superpowers of more chemical weapons stockpile than I could manufacture in

my humble little plant in a hundred years.

Well, I wouldn't count on that long a run if I were you.

Priest. Must have been the priest.

I did warn you about him.

The question is, where is he now?

Are you sure it's going to work?

Uh -huh.

Wrong way.

Shenzhen's in the car.

She's bleeding.

Get the diamonds.

Faith has opened their thumb on the desk.

Yes, but you win it badly. Get them, please.

We may get a little help from Frank.

Let's go.

I'm losing a lot of blood.

Christy? Yeah?

I'm going to listen to you.

Hold me caught.

Very good.

Let Max and Grant know the mission's been blown.

Right away, Jim.

Christy's still alive?

Unfortunately.

And it's even more dangerous.

I need to do a little cutting, James.

I'm afraid you have a good chance of bleeding to death.

Let's say I'm paying a bill for Vienna.

I'd better get to work.

So this is where they made the chemical weapons.

Yeah, I'd say at least $10 million in high -tech mixing and cooking machines.

What? The mission's been blown.

We've run into a bit of trouble.

An American team has made a move.

Trust nobody that's been put on in the last two weeks.

Like the two that we put on today.

You get the feeling this is what Nicholas was trying to warn us about? At

two, I think that's pretty fair odds, huh? You put it that way. These guys are

the decided underdogs.

What do you say we blow the hell out of their kitchen on the way out?

Love it.

We can't.

We don't know what the hell's in there. If it's the wrong chemical mixture and

we blow it, we could kill everything within a hundred miles of this place.

We've got to slow these guys down.

One of the deadliest gases ever developed.

Striking the exact mixture is important. If you're slightly off in one way, the

product is impotent.

Slightly off in another... And it explodes?

Exactly.

James, the operation I did on you was minor, but you must rest.

No, I can't do that. I'll find out what's happened to my other team

You'll be okay, Jim.

Smart and...

Jim, the message's coming in now.

They're safe.

They've gotten away.

And they've set up a surveillance post overlooking the sugar mill.

All right, good.

Send a message back.

Tell Max to stay in place, watch the mill.

Ask Grant to try and make his way here by morning.

But surely, James, your mission is over.

That's exactly what I hope Mr. Christie thinks.

Christie's a man who needs money fast.

So while we've put a crimp in his plans by stealing the diamonds, we haven't

stopped him. Now, intelligence reports out of Europe indicate Christie has

already contacted several sources for financing to replace his diamonds.

He's getting good responses.

It may take him a couple of weeks, but he's going to have his money.

But we've accomplished nothing.

No, our job was to find Christie's plant and destroy it.

And we're going to do exactly that.

But how? Any element of surprise is gone.

We're going to try to rebuild that element, Shannon.

Nicholas? What is being spread through intelligent circles is that you were

killed in a car accident trying to get away last night.

And Jim, who was badly hurt, died later.

Consequently, the team was recalled.

Why do I have this feeling that I haven't heard the last of this?

Christie needs money to get his plan started.

Dr. Nicholai and myself think it would be terrible if he had to wait another

weeks. So, we have decided to give these lovely stones back.

With me as window dressing to sell the con.

Break the seal and inhale.

Within 30 seconds, your body temperature will drop and your heartbeat will be

imperceptible. For the next 20 minutes, you'll be as close to death as you'll

ever wish to be.

Don't worry.

Get up. Get up.

Grant should be inside the perimeter by now.

Guards are concentrating on the mill itself.

Yeah, leaving the chemicals almost unguarded.

Christie has sold the diamonds.

And he's starting full production tomorrow with a special showing for his

buyers. We move quickly enough, that should be quite a show.

Thirteen different chemicals combined in proper amounts and at the proper time

make the poison gas Christie's after.

I've rechecked my figures.

By switching these two labels, we'll cause Christie to mix improperly.

Fallout will be harmless, but the explosion should be quite exciting.

I'm not satisfied that we're as secure as we're supposed to be. Dead people

usually leave bodies behind.

Keep an eye on the perimeter, will you?

Gentlemen, I suppose you'd like to see what we've built with all those pretty

stones of yours. As you can see, the old mill has been the perfect cover for us.

The actual control area is upstairs, if you'll come this way.

Who would like the honor of actually starting up the machine?

Come on now, boys. Come on now.

For a remake.

Without the ring.

You had to remind me.

You're still the ugliest guy on three, Connor.

Three, boy.

what's wrong nothing that can't be corrected i'll be right back

Are you all right? I'm better, thanks.

What does it matter? Time for the chemicals.

Nothing to worry about, Carl. Everything is under control.

What about the alarm?

Just a slight malfunction.

Look, I have to go back to the hotel to get something.

I want to look after the buys until I get back. There's a good fellow.

They're up in the control room.

He's getting away.

Damn. Your mission was to put him out of business, James.

You've done that.

I was hoping he was going to be part of the package.

Well, these days he will be.

Mission Impossible will be right back.

Next on Mission Impossible.

Human sacrifice.

He's been involved in satanic rites.

Red evil. Red evil.

She saw him.

You want my soul?

I already have that.

Shannon's gone.

Echo, echo, don't know.

Echo, echo, don't know.

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stop speaking on The Wonder Years, Tuesday, all starting at 8, 7, 7.

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