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Captain. Unidentified aircraft.
Point 2-7-0 degrees.
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- We're running out of time.
- I know.
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- [Machines Clacking]
- [ Chattering]
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Why doesn't the Seaview
take evasive action?
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Nelson has his orders.
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Range 5,000 yards.
Closing fast.
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3,000 yards and still closing fast.
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- Stand ready.
- Keep her steady as she goes.
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We have to start defensive maneuvering.
We can't keep playing sitting duck.
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You know our orders as well as I do.
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- There's still a chance to-
- [ Nelson ] No!
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What we do and when we do it
is entirely up to Mr. Reston.
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We have to do something.
That bomber is zeroing right in on 'em.
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Missiles. Three of them.
Bearing 2-6-8 degrees.
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- We'd better start making ourselves scarce.
- Right now.
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Admiral, we've got about
3O seconds to turn tail and run.
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- More like 2O seconds- - We should
have taken evasive action immediately.
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- Captain, that's just what we're doing.
- But too late.
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We've evaded missiles one and two.
Missile three homing on collision course.
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It's gonna hit any second now.
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Lieutenant, inform Washington
that the Seaview hasjust been sunk.
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[Man Narrating]
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
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Starflng Richard Basehart...
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David Hedison.
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Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
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And the malfunction
was of a minor nature.
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In fact, it was this-.
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Hmph.
One 30-cent transistor.
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It caused a temporary slowing of
the computer system's electronic impulse.
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Otherwise, the Sear/few would easily have
maneuvered past the third practice missile.
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Otherwise, the Sear/few would easily have
maneuvered past the third practice missile.
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The fact of the matter remains, if the
test maneuvers had been the real thing“.
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the Seaview would no longer exist.
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Yes, that's true. But our tests
are only half finished.
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And there can be no malfunctions,
gentlemen, once the brain takes over.
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The brain?
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A nickname for the most sophisticated
computer ever devised'
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The culmination
of years of experimentation.
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Six months ago, we thought
this was 2O years away...
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but an unexpected breakthrough
has made it a reality.
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It can size up any situation
in less than a millisecond...
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select the correct countermeasure...
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and immediately send proper
instructions to the slave computers.
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How soon will it
be ready for installation?
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Whenever you're ready to start
the second half of the maneuvers-.
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Hmm.
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Hmm?
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The war games will continue
on Thursday.
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Have the Seaview prepared
to put to sea at 0400...
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to be in the war game area by daylight
on a completely automated mission-
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if Mr. Reston's super brain
is ready to assume command.
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One thing about
our super brain, gentlemen:
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It thinks 24 hours a day.
It'll be ready.
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[ Reston] Easy now.
There'sjust a few more feet to go.
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Set it down easy. Easy.
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- That's fine.
- [Grunts]
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Gentlemen, you can
open up the back.
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Mr. Reston, if these are so smart,
how come they can't carry themselves aboard?
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- Give us time. We're working on it.
- Yeah.
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Thank you.
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[Sighs]
When can we sail, Mr. Reston?
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Not we, it.
Or should I say she?
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We. I'm going along.
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Captain, the whole point of this test
is to prove that an automated submarine...
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can function in battle
with absolutely no one on board.
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I'm sorry, Mr. Reston,
but according to maritime law...
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ifa vessel is deserted,
anyone can claim it as a derelict ship.
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Don't worry. I won't press
any buttons on your super brain.
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From what we know of Reston's computer,
it looks exactly like this.
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Not very imposing.
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But with enormous potential for us.
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With this secret, we will control
a fleet of a thousand drone submarines.
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We will command
the oceans of the world.
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You have your orders.
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There remains only this:
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the tape for the computer.
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I understand.
Once the war games are completed...
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this tape will
reprogram the computers...
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and bring the submarine
to our nearest port.
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Exactly. However, there is the complication
of having Captain Crane aboard.
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One man will present no problem.
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It will not be quite
as easy as you imagine-.
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Captain Crane must appear
to have died by accident.
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Then we'll notifi/ the American government
to pick up theirsubmarine.
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Not, of course, until we have secured
the secret of their master computer.
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It's time for my plane.
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Remember, Captain Cranes death
must appear to be an accident.
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Good luck.
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All right, gentlemen.
That does it.
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[Switches Clicking]
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[ Relays Clicking]
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Everything's secure topside.
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- It's now 0400.
- Yes, I know that.
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The computers are ready.
You, Captain?
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Oh, I'm just going along for the ride.
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- Your computers are running this show.
-[Chuckles]
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But if something should go wrong-
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Then I'll immediately contact Mr. Reston
by shortwave radio for instruction.
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Nothing will go wrong.
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By the way, I'm not fully versed
in the proper maritime procedures...
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but shouldn't you have requested
the captain's permission to come aboard?
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[Chuckles]
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All right, Lee.
Have a good rest.
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All right, Captain.
Don't just stand there. Do something.
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[ Relays Clicking]
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[Spoon Clatters]
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[ K [axon Blaring]
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Up scope-.
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[Sighs]
You blow this, Charlie...
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it's back to
the hardware store for you.
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[ Rumbling]
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This is W437 Green.
Come in, Blue Leader.
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[ Crane]
Come in, Blue Leader.
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Ah, come in, Lee.
We read you.
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[Sighs ] Tell Mr. Reston his super brain
is a first-rate sub commander.
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It took perfect evasive action.
We're sitting on the bottom.
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[ Nelson] We've just had a report
from the fleet commander.
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The y've lost you completely You ma y consider
your phase of the test exercise ended
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Fine. Now can you do me a favor?
These machines may not need light, but I do.
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They've got
a complete blackout down here.
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This is Reston, Captain. Go to the console
of the master computer...
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and press the bypass button.
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Hold it down and then depress
button A24. That'; A-two-four.
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Hold it down for two seconds and you won't
have any more trouble with the lights.
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Thanks. And you can tell
your super brain...
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that I'm ready to head
for home whenever it is.
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[ Nelson] Don? worry. You?! be started
back in a matter of minutes.
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just relax and enjoy it.
Blue Leader out.
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[Sighs]
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Checkmate.
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Come on, Captain.
Get off the dime.
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It's time for us to go home.
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This is W437 Green.
Come in, Blue Leader.
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W437 Green.
Come in, Blue Leader.
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[Muttering]
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[Switches Clicking]
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[Lid Clatters ]
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[ Banging]
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[ Banging]
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[ Banging Continues]
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[ Banging Continues]
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[ Clattering ]
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[ Banging Continues]
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[Banging]
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[ Banging]
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[ Rattling]
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[Bullets Clicking In Magazine]
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[Click]
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[ Rattling]
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[ Rattling Continues]
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[ Rattling]
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[Rattling Stops]
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Kowalski.
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[Sighs]
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[ Clattering ]
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[ Clattering ]
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[ Metal Crashing]
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[Grunts]
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[ Metal Creaking]
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[Panting]
Who areyou?
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Who are you?
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Answer me!
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[Hangs Up Microphone]
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[ Gunshots ]
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[ Glass Breaking]
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[Click]
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If you're trying to kill me,
whyareyou running?
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Pick up a mike and answer me.
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All right.
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[Door Clatters]
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[Pistol Clicks]
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[Clicks]
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[ Banging]
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[ Liquid Splashing]
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[Alarm Bell Ringing]
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[Alarm Stops]
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[ Man On Speaker]
Thank you, Captain Crane.
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A t last you've gone
where I wanted you t0.
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- What are you after?
- Your remarkable computer.
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It has been reprogrammed
to take this ship to my country.
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- We'll proceed as soon as your naval units
leave the area- - You're out of your mind.
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That's war,
an outright act ofwar.
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Not at all. We'll simply report
its arrival with a dead captain aboard...
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many regrets from my country and a generous
offer to return both the submarine...
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and its late, gallant skipper.
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Of course, in the meantime,
we?! have the secrets we're after.
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They'll know you killed me.
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Not at all. just an unfortunate accident.
Death by asphyxiation.
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The area you're locked in
ls one of the smallest on the ship...
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and I am about to cut off your ain.
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You can? live more than a few hours.
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Good-bye, Captain.
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[Grunts]
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Listen, whoever you are-.
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00:41:14,588 --> 00:41:17,922
If you tamper with that computer...
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you could blow this ship sky-high.
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00:41:20,226 --> 00:41:22,820
You'll never get away with it.
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00:41:22,929 --> 00:41:25,956
I wouldn't worry about that
right now, Captain Crane.
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00:41:26,067 --> 00:41:29,661
The more you talk, the faster you'll
use up what little airyou have left.
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- What do you want from me?
- I want you to die.
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[Grate Clatters ]
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[Air Hissing]
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[Sighs]
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[Sighs]
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[Locks Click]
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[Gasping, Panting]
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[Panting]
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[Both Grunting]
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00:49:12,733 --> 00:49:12,755
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[Grunting]
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[Gasps]
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[Gasps]
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00:50:01,081 --> 00:50:03,242
How long did you leave him
pinned under the scope?
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Lust long enough to pull out
the tape he'd run into the computer.
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At which point Reston's
super brain took over...
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and set you right back
on course for Santa Barbara.
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And I was glad he did. Well, I'm well
enough to get right back to duty.
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Why so soon?
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He's afraid he might be replaced...
by, uh, you know what.
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That's right- And you go try and borrow
'IO bucks from that on a Saturday night-.
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[All Chuckling]
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