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- No one can get in.
- No?
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No one from this time period.
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Where are you from?
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Please wait here until you're needed.
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Psst.
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'All irregularities will be handled
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'by the forces controlling
each dimension.
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'Transuranic heavy elements
may not be used where there is life.
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'Medium atomic weights are available.
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'Gold, Lead,
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'Copper,
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'Jet, Diamond, Radium,
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'Sapphire, Silver and Steel.
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'Sapphire and Steel
have been assigned. '
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Ah!
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I was just about to...
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No. No, I was just...
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- Well, I was just doing something.
- Yes.
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- So what was it?
- You were busy making a mistake.
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- I never make mistakes.
- Come here.
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I'm unable to make mistakes.
It's built-in.
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- Instant reduplication never fails.
- It did this time.
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- Silver!
- Ohh.
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Open that.
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Well, can you?
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It would help if I knew what it was.
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Just a minute.
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- Would you mind?
- What?
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I think he wants us to go with him.
Come on.
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Oh, this is them.
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What is that?
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- What's behind there?
- Why should we know?
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- Because you belong in this thing.
- We're not...
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- What?
- Well, we're not engineers.
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- Are you historians? Researchers?
- A little of both.
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- You don't know what brought you?
- This did.
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- But not how? You don't know that?
- No.
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What can you tell us?
You're in danger! Do you know that?
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- No.
- Yes, we realise that.
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Good. Cos we put ourselves in danger
because of you.
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- Then we must thank...
- No! Don't thank us.
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We are real... and it's our job to
safeguard the structure of time -
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the past, present and the future,
all of it.
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It was an experiment, that's all.
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- Experiment?!
- Yes!
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I mean, what's the point of a future?
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What's the use of technology,
learning...
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If you can't experiment?
If you can't go bulldozing back?
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- We haven't exactly bulldozed...
- Shh.
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You came here hoping to play
happy families but it's gone wrong.
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- All right...
- You're stuck here, stranded.
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You can't even use the machinery
that brought you here.
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And the language,
you just about got that right.
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- Thank you.
- But not the names you chose.
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You got those wrong
by several hundred years.
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How's that for learning?
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How's that for
"accumulated technology"?
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Oh, sorry.
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Um, do you think I might have that?
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Allow me.
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Thank you.
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I need to tell them.
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Tell them what?
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Well, there are others.
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Others like us, here.
Two other groups.
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- We already know that.
- Oh.
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But there's an engineer in one,
perhaps he could help.
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I'm afraid it's too late.
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Too late?
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They're all dead.
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Ah! Something out of nothing.
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How did they die, the others?
We'd like to know how they died.
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They killed themselves...
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because of the danger,
not only to them
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but to everything and everyone.
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Yes.
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- Would you have done the same thing?
- If it meant...
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Cos you can always do it now,
you know, save us a lot of trouble.
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No.
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Someone, some of us,
have to tell them what went wrong
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to make sure it never happens again.
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- Yes.
- So we have to go back.
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If we can get you back, yes.
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And if you can't?
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How do these things work?
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I was there.
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- That's the farmhouse?
- Yes.
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- You were there?
- Yes.
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- Well, that tells me nothing.
- All right.
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Rural study group, room two, please.
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- Neither does that. The bedroom.
- What?
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The bedroom of that place,
I want to see it.
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- Well, show me.
- I can't.
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- Can't? There's no monitor?
- There's a monitor in every room.
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Then show me that room!
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If it's a question of secrecy,
there'll be no secrets.
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- It's not a question of secrecy.
- Then what is it?
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If you must know, it's more
a question of privacy, of decency.
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- Privacy?
- Yes!
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Decency?
What is he talking about now?
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I'm talking about how unlike
these times and the times in-between,
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we have acquired - or rather gained -
certain standards.
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What kind of standards?
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If you like, moral standards.
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Are you trying to tell us
that it's taken 1,500 years
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of troubles, wars and famines
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to learn not to peep
into one another's bedrooms?
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- If you're going to laugh at us...
- Then don't preach.
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Save it for your own time.
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Now, show us that room.
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Rural study group...
room five, please.
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Perhaps... perhaps they're asleep.
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No, they're not asleep.
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And the third group?
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The same thing has happened to them.
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- Please.
- Switch it off.
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- This monitoring device...
- It doesn't work properly.
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- What about between groups?
- Between?
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Each group keeps its own log,
its own recorded diary, right?
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- Yes.
- Do you have access to their log?
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Of course, but they're dead.
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Then it's no use to them any more.
So let's hear it.
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I need to know more about the power
system that brought you across time.
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- I've already said...
- It's built into this capsule.
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- It's a kind of time... time source.
- Yes.
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Oh, so you do know that.
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- Yes, but only that much.
- Only that much?
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- Yes, and that some piece of...
- Machinery?
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Yes, machinery was used
to bring us back here.
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Well, why didn't you ask what it was?
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We didn't think it was necessary.
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Well, that piece of machinery
did bring you here
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and it's keeping you here.
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But now it's acting
on its own behalf.
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It's thinking for itself.
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It's already caused people
to kill themselves.
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Now what's it got in mind for you?
And your baby?
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But if we don't know the answers...
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- They might.
- Yes.
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Oh, get her out of here.
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Their last log will be with them.
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Yes, that's about it.
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I can't do much more without
taking the entire capsule apart.
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- Not very sensible.
- No.
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- What are you doing?
- Ah.
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This is where the time source lives.
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- Is it still here?
- Oh, yes.
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Uh, I think I heard your baby crying
a moment ago.
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Look.
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- I know. Animal blood.
- What sort of animal?
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- I'd need to do tests.
- Then do tests.
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- That depends on whether Steel...
- I'm sorry.
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It rather depends upon me,
I need to know!
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Look.
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Now, these are impulse stimulators -
electronic nerves.
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- An artificial nervous system?
- Well, partly artificial.
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These would be used to trigger
existing nerves and muscle,
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it's a way of bypassing
the original brain. Now, these...
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As you know,
these are the gadgets they use
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in scientific surgical operations.
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- Operations on living animals?
- Yes.
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It's very advanced,
it's very sophisticated.
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- But still a form of vivisection?
- Oh, yes.
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- The sounds of pain.
- What?
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It's just something Steel once asked
and I didn't know the answer then.
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- What was the question?
- The scientists of the future,
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1,500 years in the future,
what are they guilty of?
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Do those tests, hm?
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'The children
were included in the discussion.
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'It seemed only right
that they should be.
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'The time unit that brought us here
is to blame.
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'It is responsible
but not because of any malfunction.
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'Its actions were deliberate.
It has turned against us.
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'It turned against us all. '
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- Could it?
- Yes.
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'It has played tricks
with our minds
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'and it is now our turn
to be experimented upon.
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'It urges us
to escape into this time period.
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'It wants us to become a risk,
a threat to the past and the future.
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'In other words,
a threat to the whole human race.
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'It has the power of time itself
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'and we are no match for it.
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'Therefore...
Therefore the only alternative,
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'the only sure safeguard
is our own self-destruction.
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'This final entry
is logged at 8:45pm,
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'day 25, old calendar. '
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'Calendar... calendar... calendar. '
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'You said it was an animal,
some kind of animal.
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- 'Well? '
- I can't make any sense of it.
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'What kind of animal is it? '
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It's not one animal. It's every kind,
every species of animal.
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- In one small sample of blood?
- Yes.
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Where's Eldred?
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This is our private room!
We don't expect to be disturbed.
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We want you to tell us something.
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About the future,
the time you come from.
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We've no objection.
If you'd wait outside...
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- Tell us about the animals.
- Animals?
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- Yes.
- What animals?
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The animals that exist
in your period.
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There are no animals.
Not there, not any more.
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Only in children's books,
legends, things like that.
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- But none living?
- No.
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Well, we've no further use for them.
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Well, no one would consider
eating their flesh, not any more.
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No one has for the past
several hundred years.
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- What about pets?
- Pets?
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Domesticated. Animals in zoos?
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That's the past, the atomic age.
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- That's history.
- Yes.
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Anyway, the world,
it's better off without them.
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They were unclean, they were cruel
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and most of them carried
some kind of disease.
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- Cruel?
- Yes.
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What about the scientists?
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Oh, well, there's that, yes,
but that's different.
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Well, what did they do?
Your scientists?
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Well, the creatures that are used,
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they're not really animals,
not in that state.
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What exactly are they?
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Just pieces.
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- Pieces?
- Yes.
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- Pieces?
- Kept alive.
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Propagated, as pieces.
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Reproduced.
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But we never see them, of course.
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The public never sees them.
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Well, they're never allowed
out of the laboratories.
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Well, that's where you're wrong.
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What did he mean "wrong"?
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What did he mean?
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We'd like to know
what you meant by that.
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Whatever is in there
did leave one of those laboratories,
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it came back here with you -
it was made to, trained to.
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It's responsible
for bringing you back here.
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Pieces of animal
and pieces of machinery
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made to work together,
made to coordinate -
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perfected and then shaped
into a time unit.
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Given a kind of mind,
a kind of brain.
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- A brain?
- Yes...
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- one that's working against you.
- Against us? But why?
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Let's think
of a hundred reasons, shall we?
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Or a thousand.
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Things that once ran wild
but at least free,
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things that breathed and ate
and produced their young,
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things that swam in the sea, things
that managed to survive, once...
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reduced to a few living pieces?
248
00:19:31,421 --> 00:19:36,380
Well, it's in here now, somewhere.
It can hear us and it can see us
249
00:19:36,468 --> 00:19:41,260
and it only wants one thing from
its encounter with the human race...
250
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it wants revenge.
251
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'... revenge... revenge... revenge... '
252
00:19:51,191 --> 00:19:53,896
'... revenge... revenge... '
253
00:20:01,076 --> 00:20:03,365
- 'Steel? '
- 'Yes? '
254
00:20:03,453 --> 00:20:06,657
'It's broken free. It's escaped.
255
00:20:06,748 --> 00:20:09,322
- 'It's out here with us. '
- 'Where? '
256
00:20:09,418 --> 00:20:12,288
- 'I don't know. '
- 'But it's in the open? '
257
00:20:12,379 --> 00:20:14,455
- 'Yes. '
- 'Wait here. '
258
00:21:13,232 --> 00:21:16,683
'No, Steel.
It's an illusion. '
259
00:21:38,590 --> 00:21:40,962
Oh, my baby.
260
00:21:41,051 --> 00:21:43,720
Keep the child with us at all times.
261
00:21:47,891 --> 00:21:50,845
- Get them to take this capsule back.
- Back?
262
00:21:50,936 --> 00:21:53,605
You said you could contact
their base.
263
00:21:53,689 --> 00:21:57,223
There's enough power
to make an emergency signal.
264
00:21:57,317 --> 00:21:59,987
- But I...
- Then make one! Can you do it?
265
00:22:00,070 --> 00:22:02,110
- Yes.
- Get on with it!
266
00:22:02,197 --> 00:22:05,815
You two, into the screening room.
Quickly!
267
00:22:05,909 --> 00:22:07,949
Here!
268
00:22:31,226 --> 00:22:33,302
It's fighting us, Steel.
269
00:22:33,395 --> 00:22:35,304
Yes, but how?
270
00:23:03,258 --> 00:23:06,295
'Don't turn around, Steel.
271
00:23:06,386 --> 00:23:11,428
'Steel, it let us in here, remember.
'Now we know why.
272
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'It's using us
to help it escape from this capsule.
273
00:23:15,145 --> 00:23:18,479
'We have to send it back
before it can break out! '
274
00:23:18,565 --> 00:23:21,602
- 'Did I hurt you? '
- 'We don't have much time! '
275
00:23:21,693 --> 00:23:25,940
'What about Rothwyn and Eldred?
We can't send them back with it. '
276
00:23:26,031 --> 00:23:28,604
- 'It is their problem. '
- 'We can't! '
277
00:23:28,700 --> 00:23:31,073
'They caused it, let them solve it!
278
00:23:31,161 --> 00:23:34,910
'It belongs in the future,
it doesn't belong here. '
279
00:23:34,998 --> 00:23:38,498
'Yes, well, first,
we have to contain it. '
280
00:23:38,585 --> 00:23:41,871
- 'Get it back in its hole. '
- 'How? '
281
00:23:41,964 --> 00:23:46,756
'Lure it back. It's made
of all animals, it'll eat anything.
282
00:23:47,886 --> 00:23:49,962
'Feed it! '
283
00:24:12,703 --> 00:24:14,826
He likes it.
284
00:24:17,666 --> 00:24:21,165
- What have you done?
- 'We fed it. '
285
00:24:25,424 --> 00:24:27,962
I want to know
what's going to happen.
286
00:24:28,051 --> 00:24:31,218
You're going home, that's what.
Come on.
287
00:24:31,305 --> 00:24:33,926
Places everybody, please, quickly.
288
00:24:34,016 --> 00:24:36,222
Right. There's the future.
289
00:24:36,310 --> 00:24:38,349
That's home! There's home!
290
00:24:38,437 --> 00:24:40,726
- Not ours, is it?
- Definitely not.
291
00:24:40,814 --> 00:24:45,275
- Sapphire, take your place, please.
- Can I ask you something?
292
00:24:45,360 --> 00:24:47,353
- It's hardly the time!
- Yes.
293
00:24:47,446 --> 00:24:49,901
The figure, the man we saw.
294
00:24:49,990 --> 00:24:53,739
The one that made us sleep.
Was that our child?
295
00:24:54,870 --> 00:24:58,155
- Yes, it was.
- Very good. Hold tight!
296
00:25:08,592 --> 00:25:11,759
- Well?
- It's gone.
297
00:25:11,845 --> 00:25:14,930
- Just an empty roof?
- Yes.
298
00:25:17,601 --> 00:25:21,599
Steel? You can't leave like that,
you know.
299
00:25:21,688 --> 00:25:25,188
- What?
- You put a knot in the lift cable.
300
00:25:27,402 --> 00:25:30,569
Imagine a world without animals.
301
00:25:30,656 --> 00:25:34,570
Yes, well, they're not
as clever as they thought.
302
00:25:34,660 --> 00:25:39,203
- What do you mean?
- They had mice in their capsule.
303
00:25:39,253 --> 00:25:43,803
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