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[WIND HOWLING]
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[BUZZING]
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Replacement team's here, sir.
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Right. Come on through!
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We were gonna start
looking for you guys.
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God, it's really something out there.
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[MAN] You look a mess, sir.
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Yeah? Your turn next, Ginsberg.
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OK, bye. See you in 24.
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See you tomorrow.
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What were you saying?
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I used to hear her
chant all night long...
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[REPEATING CHANT]
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Over the plants?
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She'd cup her hands over the seeds
and chant by the hour.
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She grew the most
beautiful wandoos you ever saw.
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Primo stuff. Resin city.
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[KEYPAD BEEPING]
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[MAN OVER PA] Stand clear.
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[BEEPING]
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Your mother's been very worried.
Roads must be a bear.
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- What roads?
- Visibility.
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Visibility, bullshit. You haven't
been on time for the last six months.
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I wrote you up in the log book.
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Yeah, you're a prince.
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- Good night, gentlemen.
- [DOOR BEEPING]
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So it was like sinsemillia, right?
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Sinsemillia. This grass made
Thai stick taste like oregano.
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Lay you out flat, man.
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[BEEPING]
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- Got a red light, sir.
- [MAN] What on?
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Number eight, warhead alarm.
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Give it a thump.
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[BEEPING STOPS]
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Alarm reset.
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[ALARM BLARING]
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[MAN OVER SPEAKER]
Skybird, this is Dropkick
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with a red-alpha
message in two parts.
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- Break, break. Red-alpha.
- Stand by to copy message.
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Standing by.
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[MAN OVER SPEAKER] Romeo, Oscar,
November, Charlie...
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...Tango, Tango, Lima, Alpha.
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Authentication.
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Two, two, zero, zero, four...
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...zero, Delta, Lima.
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I have a valid message.
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Stand by to authenticate.
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I agree with authentication also, sir.
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[MAN] Enter launch code.
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- Entering launch code.
- [RAPID BEEPING]
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[MAN] Launch order confirmed.
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Holy shit!
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[BEEPING]
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Target selection complete.
Time on target sequence complete.
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Yield selection complete.
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[MAN OVER SPEAKER]
Begin countdown. T minus 60.
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- Let's do it. Insert launch key.
- Stand by.
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- Launch key inserted.
- Roger.
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On my mark.
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Rotate launch key to "set."
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Three, two, one, mark.
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[MAN OVER SPEAKER] T minus 50.
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[DOORS WHIRRING]
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Roger, at "set."
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- Sir?
- [MAN OVER SPEAKER] T minus 40.
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All right, enable missiles.
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Number one, enabled.
Two, enabled. Three, enabled. Four...
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- I wanna get this straight.
- [BEEPING]
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[MISSILE ENGINE RUMBLING]
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...seven, eight...
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...nine...
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- ...ten. Missiles enabled.
- [MAN OVER SPEAKER] Minus 30.
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- Get me wing command post.
- It's not the correct procedure.
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SAC. Try SAC headquarters on the HF.
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- That's not the procedure.
- Screw the procedure.
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I want somebody on the phone
before I kill 20 million people.
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[DIALING]
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[MAN OVER SPEAKER] T minus 20.
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I got nothing here.
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It might've been knocked out already.
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All right.
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On my mark, rotate
launch keys to "launch."
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Roger, ready to go to launch.
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[MAN OVER SPEAKER] Fourteen, thirteen...
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...twelve, eleven...
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[ROCKET RUMBLING]
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[MAN OVER SPEAKER]... seven, six...
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- ...five, four...
- Sir, we have a launch order.
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- ...three, two...
- Put your hand on the key.
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...one. Launch.
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- We are at launch, turn your key!
- I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
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Turn your key, sir!
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[HORN BLARING]
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[HELICOPTER APPROACHING]
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[WOMAN] Go ahead, open it up.
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Hello, I'm Pat Healy.
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I'm Lyle Watson,
this is Arthur Cabot.
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[PAT LAUGHS]
I'm Dr. McKittrick's assistant.
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We've got some passes for you.
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We've scheduled a meeting
on your arrival.
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If you have any questions,
feel free to ask me,
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I'd be happy to fill you in.
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[ALARM BELL RINGING]
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- [COMPUTERS BEEPING]
- [INDISTINCT CHATTER]
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- [TONE SOUNDS]
- [RAPID BEEPING]
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They're here.
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Good.
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Let's go.
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Cabot and Watson came alone.
No senators, no congressmen.
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- I wish they'd brought senators.
- What?
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To tell them what goes on.
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John, please,
don't start that right away.
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I had them on the phone, they're calm.
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Look now, are we positive
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that these men had no way
of knowing this was only a test?
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Lyle, how many times
are we gonna go through this?
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It doesn't matter.
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I've spoken to each of these men.
They all thought it was the real deal.
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We have to be on a plane
in less than an hour.
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I have to explain to the president
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why 22 percent of his missile commanders
failed to launch their missiles.
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What am I supposed
to tell him, 22 percent isn't so bad?
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The president knows that I am fully
responsible for the men in my command.
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I've ordered a revaluation of our
psychological screening procedure.
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Wait a minute. Excuse me, general.
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We can't ask these men
to go back to the president
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with a lot of head-shrinker horseshit!
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You can't screen out human response.
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Those men know what
it means to turn the keys
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and some are not up to it!
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Now, it's as simple as that!
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We ought to take
the men out of the loop.
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- Mr. McKittrick, you're out of line.
- Why?
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- Wait. Excuse me.
- [JOHN] What are you talking about?
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I'm sorry. What do you mean,
take them out of the loop?
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Gentlemen, we've
had men in these silos
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since before any of you
were watching Howdy Doody.
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[CHUCKLES] For myself,
I sleep well at night,
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knowing those boys are down there.
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General, we all know they're fine men.
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But in a nuclear war, we can't have
our missiles lying in those silos
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because they refuse to turn the
keys when the computers tell them to!
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You mean, when
the president orders them to.
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The president probably follows
the computer war plan. That's a fact!
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Well, I imagine the joint chiefs
will have some input.
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You're damned tooting.
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Well, the Soviets launch
a surprise attack, there's no time.
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[PAT] Twenty-three minutes
from warning to impact.
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Six minutes, if sub-launched.
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Six minutes, that's barely enough time
for the president to make a decision.
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Once he makes that decision,
the computer takes over.
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I know that you've
got a plane waiting,
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but if you give me five minutes,
I'll show you something.
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These computers give us
access to the world.
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Troop movements, Soviet missile tests,
shifting weather patterns.
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It all flows into this room and then
into what we call the WOPR computer.
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WOPR, what is that?
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The War Operation Plan Response.
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This is Mr. Richter. Paul, would you
tell these gentlemen about the WOPR?
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[CLEARS THROAT]
Well, the WOPR spends all its time
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thinking about World War III.
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Twenty-four hours a day,
365 days a year,
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it plays an endless
series of war games
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using all available information
on the state of the world.
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The WOPR has already
fought World War III as a game
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time and time again.
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It estimates Soviet
responses to our responses,
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to their responses and so on.
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Estimates damage, counts the dead,
and looks for ways to improve the score.
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But the point is that the key
decisions of every conceivable option
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in a nuclear crisis
have been made by the WOPR.
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You're saying that this
trillion dollar hardware
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is at the mercy
of those men with the brass keys.
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[JOHN] That's exactly right.
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Whose only problem
is that they're human.
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But in 30 days we could
replace them with electronic relays.
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Get the men out of the loop.
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[GENERAL] Gentlemen...
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...I wouldn't trust
this pile of microchips
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any further than I could throw it.
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I don't trust
the safety of our country
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to some silicon diode.
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General, nobody
is talking about entrusting
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the safety of the nation
to a machine, for God's sake.
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We'll keep control,
but we'll keep it here at the top.
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Gentlemen... I'll recommend
McKittrick's idea to the president.
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And I'll get back to you on this.
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Thank you.
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You won't regret this.
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[SHIP HORN BLARES]
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[♪ THE BEEPERS: "VIDEO FEVER"]
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[VIDEO GAME SOUND EFFECTS]
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[SOUND EFFECTS CONTINUE]
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OK, you had fries and a Coke, right?
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[VIDEO GAME EXPLOSION]
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- Damn!
- [VIDEO GAME MUSIC PLAYS]
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- Hi, David.
- [DAVID] Hey, Howie.
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- How's it going?
- Pretty good.
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- You wanna take this over? I gotta go.
- Sure.
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- All right.
- Thanks.
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- Bye, David.
- Bye!
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All right.
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Question number two.
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Seeds that are germinated in water
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before they are planted will...
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...what? Roderick.
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- [BOY] Sprout roots?
- [TEACHER] David!
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Nice of you to join us. I have
a little present for you up here.
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Question number four.
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In science,
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innovative concepts
occasionally arise
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from sudden left-field inspiration.
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Miss Mack...
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...tell us your
answer to question four.
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Why do nitrogen nodules
cling to the roots of plants?
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Um... Love?
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[LAUGHTER]
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Jennifer, what do you know
about nitrogen nodules that we don't?
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Some bit of salacious info
to which you alone are privy?
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[LAUGHTER]
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- No.
- [TEACHER] I see.
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No, you didn't know
the correct answer, symbiosis,
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because you don't
pay attention in class.
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- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
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There seems to be a lot of
confusion on this next question:
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"Asexual reproduction."
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Could someone tell me,
please, who first suggested
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the idea of reproduction without sex?
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[CHUCKLES, WHISPERS]
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[LAUGHTER]
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Miss Mack!
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- Yes?
- What is so amusing?
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[LAUGHS]
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What?
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All right, Lightman.
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Could you tell us who first suggested
the idea of reproduction without sex?
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Um...
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- Your wife?
- [LAUGHTER]
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Get out, Lightman.
Get out.
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[SCHOOL BELL RINGS]
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Mr. Ligget wants me to discuss my
attitude problem with Mr. Kessler.
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Mr. Kessler's tired
of discussing your attitude problem.
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Me too.
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[BUZZER SOUNDS]
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Lightman. What a surprise.
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Won't you come in?
247
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- Hi. [LAUGHS]
- Whoa!
248
00:18:44,181 --> 00:18:45,222
Hi.
249
00:18:45,390 --> 00:18:48,389
Sorry if I got you in trouble.
I couldn't stop laughing.
250
00:18:48,556 --> 00:18:50,472
That's OK. You were perfect.
251
00:18:50,640 --> 00:18:52,263
- I was?
- Yeah.
252
00:18:53,014 --> 00:18:54,347
You want a ride home?
253
00:18:54,515 --> 00:18:55,680
Yeah.
254
00:18:57,223 --> 00:18:58,597
Hop on.
255
00:19:02,556 --> 00:19:04,679
- [DAVID] Whoa!
- [JENNIFER LAUGHS]
256
00:19:06,431 --> 00:19:09,513
- You got an F on that test today too?
- Yep.
257
00:19:09,680 --> 00:19:11,846
We're gonna be stuck
in summer school.
258
00:19:12,014 --> 00:19:15,930
- Not me.
- Why not? You have to make up biology.
259
00:19:16,098 --> 00:19:17,513
I don't think so.
260
00:19:17,680 --> 00:19:19,013
Why not?
261
00:19:20,014 --> 00:19:22,388
Why not? Come on, tell me.
262
00:19:22,555 --> 00:19:24,013
Make a left.
263
00:19:24,181 --> 00:19:27,679
- Come up to my house and I'll show you.
- What are you gonna show me?
264
00:19:27,847 --> 00:19:32,096
- I'll show you how to do it.
- [DOG BARKS]
265
00:19:33,472 --> 00:19:36,554
- Hi, Bo.
- Oh, hi, Bo!
266
00:19:36,722 --> 00:19:39,012
[BOTH CONTINUE TALKING TO DOG]
267
00:19:41,514 --> 00:19:44,429
Bo! Bo! Bo...
268
00:19:56,554 --> 00:19:57,595
Her room's upstairs.
269
00:19:57,763 --> 00:20:00,304
- Your parents aren't home?
- No, they both work.
270
00:20:14,388 --> 00:20:16,387
Ooh! Oh...
271
00:20:19,055 --> 00:20:20,804
Little mess.
272
00:20:20,971 --> 00:20:23,720
It's OK.
You should see my room.
273
00:20:31,304 --> 00:20:32,553
[COMPUTER BEEPS]
274
00:20:32,721 --> 00:20:35,512
- You're really into computers, huh?
- Yeah.
275
00:20:40,096 --> 00:20:41,053
[DIAL TONE, PHONE DIALING]
276
00:20:41,221 --> 00:20:44,594
- What are you doing?
- Dialing into the school's computer.
277
00:20:46,346 --> 00:20:49,803
[LINE RINGING, BEEPING]
278
00:20:53,221 --> 00:20:55,095
[RAPID BEEPING]
279
00:20:56,845 --> 00:21:00,886
[DAVID] They change the password,
but I know where they write it down.
280
00:21:05,220 --> 00:21:08,053
- [TYPING]
- [COMPUTER BEEPING]
281
00:21:15,261 --> 00:21:17,885
- Are those your grades?
- Yep.
282
00:21:18,345 --> 00:21:20,719
I don't think that
I deserved an F. Do you?
283
00:21:24,637 --> 00:21:25,885
You can't do that!
284
00:21:26,637 --> 00:21:27,802
Already done.
285
00:21:29,803 --> 00:21:32,927
- Do you have a middle initial?
- "K," Katherine.
286
00:21:38,552 --> 00:21:40,302
These are my grades.
287
00:21:41,136 --> 00:21:43,344
How can anybody get a D in Home Ec?
288
00:21:43,511 --> 00:21:44,968
None of your business.
289
00:21:45,136 --> 00:21:47,385
- Can you erase this, please?
- It's too late.
290
00:21:48,469 --> 00:21:50,802
- What are you doing?
- Changing your grade.
291
00:21:50,969 --> 00:21:52,593
I don't want you to do that.
292
00:21:52,761 --> 00:21:55,468
[DAVID] Nobody can find out.
293
00:21:55,636 --> 00:21:57,927
You got a C!
No need for summer school.
294
00:21:58,094 --> 00:22:00,134
- Change it back!
- They can't...
295
00:22:00,302 --> 00:22:01,885
I said change it back.
296
00:22:02,052 --> 00:22:03,468
OK, OK.
297
00:22:11,636 --> 00:22:13,176
I guess I better get going.
298
00:22:15,302 --> 00:22:16,759
Thanks for the ride.
299
00:22:17,302 --> 00:22:19,426
Yeah, OK. Bye.
300
00:22:19,802 --> 00:22:21,259
Bye.
301
00:23:06,218 --> 00:23:09,550
[COMPUTER HUMMING]
302
00:23:16,509 --> 00:23:18,342
[BEEPING]
303
00:23:21,509 --> 00:23:23,466
- Get down.
- You've got to see it!
304
00:23:23,634 --> 00:23:24,800
- You had your dinner.
- [DOG WHINING]
305
00:23:24,967 --> 00:23:27,674
Two bedrooms, a bath
and a half, and a bonus room.
306
00:23:27,842 --> 00:23:29,633
Don't forget the garbage.
307
00:23:29,801 --> 00:23:33,050
Put that lid on tight so Bo
doesn't dump over the trash.
308
00:23:33,217 --> 00:23:35,299
- I know, Ma.
- Sh!
309
00:23:35,467 --> 00:23:38,299
Yes, they will
carry back on the second.
310
00:23:39,467 --> 00:23:42,841
Sure, I think we can really
work out some creative financing.
311
00:23:44,008 --> 00:23:48,132
You've gotta see it. There's
a Jacuzzi in the master bedroom.
312
00:23:48,300 --> 00:23:49,924
You know what that means.
313
00:23:50,092 --> 00:23:52,924
I mean, those jets,
they really work, you know.
314
00:23:53,092 --> 00:23:55,549
[MOTHER CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY]
315
00:23:55,716 --> 00:23:57,216
You are so naughty.
316
00:23:57,384 --> 00:23:59,632
[MOTHER LAUGHING]
317
00:24:00,300 --> 00:24:02,840
[MOTHER] Oh, sure. We can work that out.
318
00:24:04,466 --> 00:24:08,548
That is true. You're gonna have
a balloon payment in five years,
319
00:24:08,716 --> 00:24:11,091
but the economy will be great then.
320
00:24:11,258 --> 00:24:12,299
[DAVID] Bo, come here.
321
00:24:12,466 --> 00:24:14,715
[MOTHER] He who dances
must pay the price, right?
322
00:24:14,883 --> 00:24:18,215
That's wonderful.
I'll meet you tomorrow at 9:30. Bye.
323
00:24:21,633 --> 00:24:23,673
You know, I worry about that kid.
324
00:24:23,841 --> 00:24:24,965
Why?
325
00:24:26,758 --> 00:24:29,799
Sometimes I think
we're all gonna get electrocuted.
326
00:24:29,965 --> 00:24:31,548
Ha!
327
00:24:31,716 --> 00:24:33,923
- [CRUNCHES]
- [GAGS]
328
00:24:34,633 --> 00:24:36,048
This corn is raw!
329
00:24:36,216 --> 00:24:37,881
I know. Isn't it wonderful?
330
00:24:38,049 --> 00:24:40,798
- It's so crisp.
- Of course it's crisp, it's raw!
331
00:24:40,965 --> 00:24:45,006
No, it's terrific. You can just taste
the vitamin A and D. It's great.
332
00:24:45,965 --> 00:24:48,423
Could we have pills and cook the corn?
333
00:24:49,049 --> 00:24:50,547
[OPERATOR] What city, please?
334
00:24:50,715 --> 00:24:53,964
For Sunnyvale, California.
The number for Protovision.
335
00:24:54,548 --> 00:24:57,714
Yes. That's 555-8632.
336
00:24:59,049 --> 00:25:03,256
Thank you. And could you also tell me
what other prefixes cover that area?
337
00:25:03,423 --> 00:25:06,214
There's 399, 437,
338
00:25:06,382 --> 00:25:10,130
- 767, 936.
- Thanks.
339
00:25:23,757 --> 00:25:25,297
[DIAL TONE]
340
00:25:25,465 --> 00:25:27,922
Protovision, I have you now.
341
00:25:28,090 --> 00:25:30,005
[COMPUTER BEEPING]
342
00:25:46,422 --> 00:25:48,463
[LINE RINGING]
343
00:25:49,464 --> 00:25:50,588
[MAN ON PHONE] Hello.
344
00:25:52,297 --> 00:25:54,172
[LINE RINGING]
345
00:25:57,131 --> 00:25:58,505
[MAN 2] Saul's Fish Market.
346
00:25:59,923 --> 00:26:01,671
[LINE RINGING]
347
00:26:11,464 --> 00:26:12,421
Hi.
348
00:26:12,589 --> 00:26:13,921
Oh, hi.
349
00:26:17,422 --> 00:26:18,129
What?
350
00:26:18,797 --> 00:26:21,129
I've been thinking about my grade.
351
00:26:21,297 --> 00:26:22,630
Can you still change it?
352
00:26:22,797 --> 00:26:26,129
- Oh, I don't know.
- I should've just let you do it.
353
00:26:28,089 --> 00:26:29,712
It might be kind of rough.
354
00:26:29,880 --> 00:26:31,088
- Why?
- Why?
355
00:26:31,797 --> 00:26:33,420
They can change the password.
356
00:26:33,588 --> 00:26:35,879
Maybe they didn't. Can't we try?
357
00:26:38,713 --> 00:26:40,712
- Damn!
- Please?
358
00:26:41,963 --> 00:26:43,962
- OK.
- OK.
359
00:26:44,130 --> 00:26:47,796
- You owe me a quarter.
- Yeah. Sorry you lost your game.
360
00:26:47,963 --> 00:26:51,004
[BEEPING]
361
00:26:52,129 --> 00:26:54,504
[DOOR OPENS]
362
00:26:55,588 --> 00:26:57,087
What's it doing?
363
00:26:57,254 --> 00:26:58,629
It's dialing numbers.
364
00:27:02,588 --> 00:27:05,128
- Don't touch the keys!
- I'm not touching the keys.
365
00:27:06,463 --> 00:27:07,545
Excuse me.
366
00:27:08,546 --> 00:27:12,337
This computer company is coming out
with new games in a few months.
367
00:27:12,505 --> 00:27:15,337
The programs for them
are still in their computer.
368
00:27:15,505 --> 00:27:16,669
I told my system
369
00:27:16,837 --> 00:27:20,170
to search for other
computers in Sunnyvale, California.
370
00:27:24,088 --> 00:27:27,961
They answer with a tone that
other computers recognize. Hear?
371
00:27:28,129 --> 00:27:29,294
[BEEPING]
372
00:27:29,462 --> 00:27:31,003
You're calling
every number in Sunnyvale?
373
00:27:35,046 --> 00:27:37,169
- Isn't that expensive?
- There's ways around that.
374
00:27:38,545 --> 00:27:41,961
- You can go to jail for that.
- Only if you're over 18.
375
00:27:44,003 --> 00:27:46,960
Will this take a long time?
I'd like to get my grade changed.
376
00:27:47,961 --> 00:27:49,169
[CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY]
377
00:27:49,337 --> 00:27:51,628
That's funny, actually, because...
378
00:27:53,170 --> 00:27:54,877
...I already changed it.
379
00:27:56,379 --> 00:27:57,794
I told you not to do that.
380
00:27:57,961 --> 00:28:01,627
Yeah, I know, but
I figured you'd change your mind.
381
00:28:01,795 --> 00:28:03,211
I didn't want you to flunk.
382
00:28:04,170 --> 00:28:05,169
What did I get?
383
00:28:05,878 --> 00:28:08,543
- You got a D.
- You gave me a D?
384
00:28:08,711 --> 00:28:09,710
No, you got an A.
385
00:28:09,878 --> 00:28:11,960
- I was kidding.
- Oh.
386
00:28:12,503 --> 00:28:13,877
That's OK.
387
00:28:14,586 --> 00:28:16,418
Here. Let's see what we have so far.
388
00:28:18,087 --> 00:28:19,127
Excuse me.
389
00:28:19,378 --> 00:28:22,460
- Did you really give me an A?
- Yeah.
390
00:28:24,294 --> 00:28:26,794
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
391
00:28:26,961 --> 00:28:29,293
[LOW BEEPING]
392
00:28:32,795 --> 00:28:33,835
Hey, you got a bank.
393
00:28:34,002 --> 00:28:36,959
Gotta make a note of that.
Might come in handy someday.
394
00:28:43,127 --> 00:28:44,168
Pan Am.
395
00:28:45,252 --> 00:28:46,876
Where should we go?
396
00:28:47,044 --> 00:28:48,793
- Anywhere?
- Anywhere.
397
00:28:48,960 --> 00:28:50,210
- New York?
- OK...
398
00:28:50,378 --> 00:28:52,210
- No, Paris!
- Paris. OK.
399
00:28:57,835 --> 00:28:59,584
Will you be traveling alone?
400
00:28:59,752 --> 00:29:02,293
Yeah. No. You wanna go with me?
401
00:29:02,460 --> 00:29:05,293
OK. Uh...
402
00:29:06,044 --> 00:29:08,126
All right. Smoking or nonsmoking?
403
00:29:08,293 --> 00:29:10,376
- Nonsmoking.
- Nonsmoking.
404
00:29:11,293 --> 00:29:15,417
All right, Miss Mack. You're
confirmed on Pan Am's flight 114,
405
00:29:15,585 --> 00:29:17,709
leaving Chicago's O'Hare Airport
406
00:29:17,877 --> 00:29:20,501
at 8:15 a.m. On 18 August.
407
00:29:20,668 --> 00:29:23,459
Do we need a rental car? No.
408
00:29:23,627 --> 00:29:24,667
We have tickets to Paris?
409
00:29:24,835 --> 00:29:27,042
No, you have a reservation though.
410
00:29:27,210 --> 00:29:28,917
- [BEEPING]
- [SCOFFS]
411
00:29:35,751 --> 00:29:37,584
Doesn't identify itself.
412
00:29:37,751 --> 00:29:38,750
Huh...
413
00:29:38,918 --> 00:29:40,084
Try anything.
414
00:29:46,293 --> 00:29:49,042
"Connection terminated." How rude.
415
00:29:49,959 --> 00:29:51,958
- I'll ask it for help.
- Can you do that?
416
00:29:52,126 --> 00:29:53,292
On some systems.
417
00:29:53,459 --> 00:29:56,291
The more complicated they are,
the more they help you.
418
00:30:04,793 --> 00:30:06,083
Now what?
419
00:30:07,793 --> 00:30:09,208
"Help games."
420
00:30:09,376 --> 00:30:11,625
- [TYPING]
- [BEEPING]
421
00:30:15,167 --> 00:30:17,333
"Games refers to models,
simulations and games
422
00:30:17,501 --> 00:30:19,791
having tactical
and strategic applications."
423
00:30:19,958 --> 00:30:21,708
- What's that?
- It's gotta be them.
424
00:30:21,875 --> 00:30:24,458
Turn on the printer.
I want to get a printout of this.
425
00:30:25,417 --> 00:30:26,999
"List games."
426
00:30:28,708 --> 00:30:31,416
[BEEPING]
427
00:30:33,376 --> 00:30:35,083
[CHUCKLES]
428
00:30:51,291 --> 00:30:52,957
Oh, my God.
429
00:31:04,041 --> 00:31:06,540
These guys can tell you
what that printout means?
430
00:31:06,708 --> 00:31:09,248
Yeah. They probably
invented it in the first place.
431
00:31:12,625 --> 00:31:16,748
[COMPUTERS HUMMING, CLATTERING]
432
00:31:29,166 --> 00:31:30,790
- Can you wait here?
- Why?
433
00:31:30,957 --> 00:31:33,248
These guys can get a little nervous.
434
00:31:42,999 --> 00:31:43,998
Jim.
435
00:31:45,040 --> 00:31:46,331
Oh, Lightman.
436
00:31:46,499 --> 00:31:47,915
[LAUGHS]
437
00:31:50,582 --> 00:31:51,997
Hi, Lightman!
438
00:31:52,791 --> 00:31:54,581
I want you to take a look at this.
439
00:32:01,165 --> 00:32:03,623
- What's that?
- I wanted Jim to see that.
440
00:32:07,082 --> 00:32:08,331
Wow! Where'd you get this?
441
00:32:08,499 --> 00:32:12,122
I tried to break into Protovision.
I wanted to see the new games.
442
00:32:12,290 --> 00:32:14,414
- Can I have this?
- Wait, I'm not through yet.
443
00:32:17,623 --> 00:32:21,830
Remember you told me to tell you when
you're acting rudely and insensitively?
444
00:32:21,998 --> 00:32:23,288
You're doing it now.
445
00:32:30,040 --> 00:32:33,330
"Theaterwide biotoxic
and chemical warfare."
446
00:32:34,956 --> 00:32:36,372
This isn't from Protovision.
447
00:32:36,539 --> 00:32:39,080
You bet it isn't.
Ask him where it came from.
448
00:32:39,247 --> 00:32:40,455
I told you already.
449
00:32:40,623 --> 00:32:44,246
Looks military to me. Definitely
military, probably classified.
450
00:32:44,414 --> 00:32:47,455
If it's military, why does
it have checkers and backgammon?
451
00:32:47,623 --> 00:32:49,829
[JIM] Maybe because they
teach basic strategy.
452
00:32:51,247 --> 00:32:54,246
How do I get into that system?
I want to play those games.
453
00:32:54,414 --> 00:32:56,080
[MAN] You can't see that stuff!
454
00:32:56,247 --> 00:32:59,746
That system has a data encryption
algorithm. You'll never get in!
455
00:32:59,914 --> 00:33:02,662
I don't believe that
any system is totally secure.
456
00:33:03,164 --> 00:33:06,454
- I bet you Jim could get in.
- [MAN] I bet you he couldn't.
457
00:33:06,622 --> 00:33:10,829
You'll never get in through frontline
security, but look for a back door.
458
00:33:10,997 --> 00:33:15,038
I can't believe it! She's over there
and you tell him about our back door?
459
00:33:15,205 --> 00:33:19,954
Mr. Potato Head!
Back doors are not secrets!
460
00:33:20,121 --> 00:33:21,996
You're giving away our best tricks.
461
00:33:22,163 --> 00:33:25,079
- [JIM] They're not tricks.
- What's a back door?
462
00:33:25,246 --> 00:33:29,662
When I design a system, I put in a
simple password that only I know about.
463
00:33:29,830 --> 00:33:32,537
Whenever I want to get back in,
464
00:33:32,705 --> 00:33:35,329
I can bypass whatever security
they've added on.
465
00:33:35,497 --> 00:33:37,496
That's basically what it is.
466
00:33:38,705 --> 00:33:40,162
Yeah?
467
00:33:40,330 --> 00:33:44,204
You really want to get in, find out
about the guy who designed the system.
468
00:33:44,372 --> 00:33:46,578
Come on, I don't
even know the guy's name.
469
00:33:46,746 --> 00:33:49,745
Boy, are you guys dumb.
You're so dumb.
470
00:33:49,913 --> 00:33:52,329
I got this thing figured out
all by myself.
471
00:33:52,496 --> 00:33:54,536
Oh, yeah, Malvin?
How would you do it?
472
00:33:54,704 --> 00:33:58,620
The first game on the list.
Go right through Falken's Maze.
473
00:34:16,496 --> 00:34:19,244
- [BEEPING]
- [TYPING]
474
00:34:23,953 --> 00:34:24,994
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
475
00:34:46,870 --> 00:34:49,911
[BEEPING]
476
00:34:54,162 --> 00:34:55,410
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
477
00:35:16,161 --> 00:35:18,868
[PRINTER WHIRRING]
478
00:35:31,036 --> 00:35:33,993
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
479
00:35:41,494 --> 00:35:43,451
[DOG BARKING]
480
00:35:52,202 --> 00:35:54,785
[DOORBELL RINGS]
481
00:35:55,951 --> 00:35:59,992
- [DOG WHINING]
- [COOING TO DOG]
482
00:36:04,951 --> 00:36:07,159
Hi! I'm Jennifer.
483
00:36:07,327 --> 00:36:09,076
- Is David here?
- How do you do?
484
00:36:09,243 --> 00:36:10,825
Yeah. He's up in his room.
485
00:36:13,118 --> 00:36:14,451
Thanks.
486
00:36:15,160 --> 00:36:17,617
Have you ever heard
of the word "tumulus"?
487
00:36:17,785 --> 00:36:20,242
Tumulus. No, I haven't. Sorry.
488
00:36:20,409 --> 00:36:21,617
Neither have I.
489
00:36:23,618 --> 00:36:25,076
[KNOCKING ON DOOR]
490
00:36:25,243 --> 00:36:26,325
Yeah.
491
00:36:27,284 --> 00:36:29,283
Hi!
492
00:36:29,451 --> 00:36:31,117
- Where have you been?
- What?
493
00:36:31,868 --> 00:36:34,533
I haven't seen you in school.
Are you sick?
494
00:36:35,659 --> 00:36:39,909
Oh... No. I was doing things.
495
00:36:40,076 --> 00:36:41,742
You want to sit? How are you?
496
00:36:41,910 --> 00:36:44,283
No, I'm gonna get some water, OK?
497
00:36:44,451 --> 00:36:48,158
- What is all that stuff?
- It's nothing. I was just...
498
00:36:48,326 --> 00:36:52,617
I tried to find out more about the guy
who designed those game programs...
499
00:36:52,784 --> 00:36:54,617
...so I could get his secret password.
500
00:36:55,409 --> 00:36:57,866
- Why?
- Why? Because...
501
00:36:58,034 --> 00:37:00,949
What's so special about
playing games with some machine?
502
00:37:01,117 --> 00:37:03,949
Oh, no. No, it's
not just some machine.
503
00:37:05,034 --> 00:37:06,616
Here, look at this.
504
00:37:08,117 --> 00:37:11,783
This is a tape I got from the library.
It's about this guy named Falken.
505
00:37:14,325 --> 00:37:16,574
He was into games,
as well as computers.
506
00:37:17,950 --> 00:37:21,908
He designed them so that they
could play checkers or poker, chess.
507
00:37:22,076 --> 00:37:23,991
What's so great about that?
508
00:37:24,158 --> 00:37:25,407
Oh, no.
509
00:37:25,575 --> 00:37:27,282
What he did was great.
510
00:37:27,450 --> 00:37:31,240
He designed this computer so that
it could learn from its own mistakes.
511
00:37:31,408 --> 00:37:33,574
So they're better
the next time they played.
512
00:37:33,742 --> 00:37:35,948
The system actually learned
how to learn.
513
00:37:37,367 --> 00:37:38,574
It could teach itself.
514
00:37:40,450 --> 00:37:43,616
If I could just get that damn
password, I could play the computer.
515
00:37:46,783 --> 00:37:48,449
That's him. That's Falken.
516
00:37:50,200 --> 00:37:51,366
That's him?
517
00:37:52,033 --> 00:37:52,990
Wow.
518
00:37:53,158 --> 00:37:55,573
He's amazing looking.
519
00:37:56,949 --> 00:37:59,324
Can't you write to him or call him?
520
00:37:59,491 --> 00:38:00,907
No, he's dead.
521
00:38:01,783 --> 00:38:04,032
- He's dead?
- Yeah.
522
00:38:04,200 --> 00:38:06,115
Here, look. Here's his obituary.
523
00:38:07,657 --> 00:38:08,990
He wasn't very old.
524
00:38:09,158 --> 00:38:11,782
[DAVID] No, he was pretty old.
He was 41.
525
00:38:11,949 --> 00:38:14,074
Oh, yeah? Oh, that's old.
526
00:38:16,783 --> 00:38:18,156
[DAVID] That's his little boy.
527
00:38:19,282 --> 00:38:20,698
Oh, yeah?
528
00:38:21,783 --> 00:38:23,448
This is really sad.
529
00:38:24,282 --> 00:38:26,822
The child and his mother
died in a car crash.
530
00:38:26,990 --> 00:38:27,947
Yeah, I know.
531
00:38:28,115 --> 00:38:30,239
"After the tragic loss
of his family,
532
00:38:30,407 --> 00:38:32,822
Dr. Falken's health deteriorated."
533
00:38:40,407 --> 00:38:42,156
My dad is 45.
534
00:38:45,865 --> 00:38:48,572
- Once he was sick, and we thought...
- What was his name?
535
00:38:49,698 --> 00:38:51,489
My father?
536
00:38:51,656 --> 00:38:53,156
No, no. Falken's kid.
537
00:38:55,365 --> 00:38:56,198
Joshua.
538
00:38:58,281 --> 00:39:00,572
It can't be that simple.
539
00:39:00,740 --> 00:39:03,906
- [TYPING]
- [BEEPING]
540
00:39:09,490 --> 00:39:11,030
- Wow.
- What?
541
00:39:12,031 --> 00:39:13,322
We got something.
542
00:39:15,448 --> 00:39:18,155
[COMPUTER HUMMING]
543
00:39:23,656 --> 00:39:24,780
We're in!
544
00:39:26,365 --> 00:39:28,364
It thinks I'm Falken.
545
00:39:30,281 --> 00:39:31,613
"Hello."
546
00:39:35,406 --> 00:39:36,738
How can it ask you that?
547
00:39:37,198 --> 00:39:39,280
It'll ask you what it's programmed to.
548
00:39:39,447 --> 00:39:41,280
- Do you want to hear it talk?
- Yeah.
549
00:39:43,198 --> 00:39:44,529
I'll ask how it feels.
550
00:39:45,906 --> 00:39:47,613
"I'm fine.
551
00:39:47,781 --> 00:39:50,529
How are you?"
552
00:39:51,614 --> 00:39:54,154
[COMPUTER] Excellent.
It's been a long time.
553
00:39:54,322 --> 00:39:58,404
Can you explain the removal
of your user account
554
00:39:58,572 --> 00:40:02,488
on June 23, 1973?
555
00:40:02,655 --> 00:40:04,279
They must have told it he died.
556
00:40:06,946 --> 00:40:11,862
"People sometimes make mistakes."
557
00:40:12,030 --> 00:40:15,279
- [COMPUTER] Yes, they do.
- How can it talk?
558
00:40:15,447 --> 00:40:16,945
It's not a real voice.
559
00:40:17,113 --> 00:40:19,945
This box interprets
computer signals into sound.
560
00:40:20,113 --> 00:40:24,071
- Shall we play a game?
- Oh...
561
00:40:24,238 --> 00:40:26,154
[CHUCKLES] I think it missed him.
562
00:40:26,322 --> 00:40:28,029
Yeah. Weird, isn't it?
563
00:40:28,197 --> 00:40:31,112
"Love to. How about...
564
00:40:31,946 --> 00:40:35,987
...Global Thermonuclear War?"
565
00:40:37,321 --> 00:40:41,695
[COMPUTER] Wouldn't you prefer
a good game of chess?
566
00:40:41,863 --> 00:40:43,945
"Later. Let's play...
567
00:40:45,321 --> 00:40:48,236
...Global Thermonuclear War."
568
00:40:48,613 --> 00:40:50,195
Fine.
569
00:40:50,363 --> 00:40:51,612
All right!
570
00:40:53,488 --> 00:40:54,695
Wow.
571
00:40:57,904 --> 00:40:59,819
Which side do you want?
572
00:41:02,820 --> 00:41:04,445
I'll be the Russians.
573
00:41:09,154 --> 00:41:11,236
Please list primary targets.
574
00:41:11,987 --> 00:41:13,694
Who should we nuke first?
575
00:41:13,862 --> 00:41:15,819
Oh, let's see. How about...
576
00:41:16,695 --> 00:41:17,736
...Las Vegas?
577
00:41:17,904 --> 00:41:19,903
Las Vegas. Great!
578
00:41:22,653 --> 00:41:23,694
What next?
579
00:41:23,862 --> 00:41:25,778
- Seattle!
- Yeah! [LAUGHS]
580
00:41:33,528 --> 00:41:36,444
[BEEPING]
581
00:41:38,570 --> 00:41:42,694
I have seven... Correction,
eight redbirds two degrees past apogee.
582
00:41:42,861 --> 00:41:44,402
[ALARM BLARES]
583
00:41:44,570 --> 00:41:46,694
Better get the old man down here.
584
00:41:46,861 --> 00:41:48,693
[MAN OVER PA]
We have a Soviet missile warning.
585
00:41:48,861 --> 00:41:51,569
Check for malfunction
and report confidence.
586
00:41:51,736 --> 00:41:55,777
Projected target areas,
NORAD regions 2526.
587
00:41:55,944 --> 00:41:58,777
[ALARM CONTINUES BLARING]
588
00:42:09,986 --> 00:42:14,193
All stations, this is Crystal Palace
initiating emergency conference.
589
00:42:16,444 --> 00:42:20,360
19 degrees past apogee,
with possible 18 targets in track.
590
00:42:20,527 --> 00:42:23,943
Estimate reentry at 19-23 Zulu.
591
00:42:32,319 --> 00:42:35,068
- What you got here, Joe?
- We have a radar tracking.
592
00:42:35,235 --> 00:42:38,443
Eight inbound Soviet ICBMs
already over the pole.
593
00:42:38,611 --> 00:42:42,276
Estimated impact, 11 minutes.
Target area, western United States.
594
00:42:42,444 --> 00:42:44,193
Why didn't we get detection?
595
00:42:44,361 --> 00:42:46,859
I'm not sure.
We're checking for DSP malfunction.
596
00:42:47,651 --> 00:42:50,776
BMEWS has continuous
radar tracking on inbounds.
597
00:42:50,943 --> 00:42:54,817
Confidence is high.
I repeat, confidence is high.
598
00:42:54,985 --> 00:42:57,567
[ALARM CONTINUES]
599
00:43:00,485 --> 00:43:02,275
- [JENNIFER] What is all that?
- [DAVID] I don't know.
600
00:43:02,443 --> 00:43:05,567
"Trajectory headings
for multiple impact reentry vehicles."
601
00:43:05,735 --> 00:43:06,859
What does that mean?
602
00:43:07,027 --> 00:43:08,984
I don't know, but it's great.
603
00:43:09,151 --> 00:43:11,984
- Which is the bombs?
- Subs.
604
00:43:12,151 --> 00:43:14,192
- Want to blow them up?
- Out of the water.
605
00:43:14,360 --> 00:43:17,233
- What's a "trajectory heading"?
- I have no idea.
606
00:43:21,026 --> 00:43:23,275
The president is diverting to Andrews.
607
00:43:23,443 --> 00:43:27,317
The vice president is out of position
and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs...
608
00:43:27,485 --> 00:43:30,858
Missile warning reports no malfunction.
Confidence remains high.
609
00:43:31,318 --> 00:43:35,025
Take us to DEFCON 3.
Get on to SAC.
610
00:43:35,193 --> 00:43:37,566
- Tell them to flush the bombers.
- Yes, sir.
611
00:43:37,734 --> 00:43:39,400
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
612
00:43:40,109 --> 00:43:43,775
SAC, this is Crystal Palace.
CINC NORAD has declared DEFCON 3.
613
00:43:43,942 --> 00:43:47,900
Scramble all alert aircraft.
I repeat, scramble all alert aircraft.
614
00:43:48,817 --> 00:43:50,524
[OVER PA] Inbounds presently MIRVing.
615
00:43:50,692 --> 00:43:54,191
We now have approximately
24 possible targets in track.
616
00:43:56,108 --> 00:43:57,733
Time to impact: 8 minutes.
617
00:43:57,901 --> 00:44:01,274
SAC is launching the bombers.
General Powers is on the line.
618
00:44:01,442 --> 00:44:02,566
Beringer.
619
00:44:03,442 --> 00:44:07,232
Goddamn it! We didn't get
a launch detection from our satellite!
620
00:44:07,400 --> 00:44:10,191
No, radar picked them up
out of the atmosphere.
621
00:44:10,359 --> 00:44:11,940
That's the first we heard of it.
622
00:44:13,442 --> 00:44:16,732
Get the ICBMs in the bullpen
warmed up and ready to fly.
623
00:44:17,858 --> 00:44:20,441
- Get me the president on the horn.
- [MAN] Yes, sir.
624
00:44:22,108 --> 00:44:23,648
[DIALING]
625
00:44:26,775 --> 00:44:30,358
Mr. President,
this is Beringer at NORAD.
626
00:44:30,691 --> 00:44:32,149
Oh, attack!
627
00:44:32,983 --> 00:44:36,315
- I wonder if I should use my subs.
- Sure. Give them the works.
628
00:44:36,483 --> 00:44:37,648
[FATHER] David!
629
00:44:40,358 --> 00:44:41,398
Excuse me.
630
00:44:42,149 --> 00:44:43,565
David!
631
00:44:44,858 --> 00:44:49,357
How many times have I said to fasten
these lids on tight? Look at this!
632
00:44:49,524 --> 00:44:51,106
I'll be down in a few minutes.
633
00:44:51,274 --> 00:44:53,857
Now! I want this
cleared up right away!
634
00:44:54,024 --> 00:44:56,898
Come down here and do what
your father asks you to.
635
00:44:57,066 --> 00:44:58,898
Pronto, David.
636
00:44:59,608 --> 00:45:02,856
We're gonna barbecue tonight.
Want to invite your little friend?
637
00:45:03,024 --> 00:45:05,607
- Please.
- David.
638
00:45:07,774 --> 00:45:09,065
Shit.
639
00:45:16,274 --> 00:45:18,023
"Little friend."
640
00:45:21,107 --> 00:45:22,106
[MAN] Yes, sir.
641
00:45:25,565 --> 00:45:27,814
Mr. President,
something's happening here.
642
00:45:27,982 --> 00:45:29,230
I'll get back to you.
643
00:45:29,398 --> 00:45:30,898
[OVER PA] Reconfirmed.
644
00:45:31,066 --> 00:45:32,272
What's happening?
645
00:45:33,273 --> 00:45:34,773
[JOE] BMEWS and Cobra Dane now report
646
00:45:34,940 --> 00:45:37,397
negative confirmation
on all inbound tracking.
647
00:45:39,732 --> 00:45:42,606
Get on to SAC.
Tell them to hold steady.
648
00:45:44,440 --> 00:45:48,314
Stop! It's a simulation!
It's an attack simulation running!
649
00:45:48,482 --> 00:45:50,897
What's he yelling about?
I didn't order a simulation.
650
00:45:51,065 --> 00:45:54,022
We're not being attacked!
It's a simulation!
651
00:45:54,523 --> 00:45:55,688
Whoa, now! Hold it!
652
00:45:55,856 --> 00:45:58,022
Don't run.
Somebody could get hurt.
653
00:45:58,190 --> 00:46:00,439
I'm sorry.
We don't know how it happened
654
00:46:00,606 --> 00:46:04,314
but someone on the outside fed
an attack simulation into the main.
655
00:46:05,481 --> 00:46:07,897
Conley, take us off full alert.
656
00:46:08,065 --> 00:46:10,480
Hold at DEFCON 4
till we find out exactly
657
00:46:10,647 --> 00:46:12,938
what in the hell's happening here!
658
00:46:13,606 --> 00:46:17,605
I didn't tell you to cut the line!
Did I tell you to? You cut the line!
659
00:46:17,773 --> 00:46:20,146
They shut down before
we completed our trace.
660
00:46:20,314 --> 00:46:23,605
We located the area
where the transmission originated.
661
00:46:23,773 --> 00:46:25,688
- Where?
- Seattle, Washington.
662
00:46:25,856 --> 00:46:27,355
[PAUL] Shut it down.
663
00:46:27,522 --> 00:46:29,979
Somebody's playing a game with us.
664
00:46:30,314 --> 00:46:33,021
[MAN ON TV] The claims began at
a prophylactic recycling center...
665
00:46:33,189 --> 00:46:35,979
- Hi, Dad!
- David!
666
00:46:36,439 --> 00:46:38,896
- David, come in here.
- What did I do?
667
00:46:39,064 --> 00:46:41,271
Plenty, mister, plenty.
668
00:46:42,897 --> 00:46:46,521
You have just passed
all of your classes this semester.
669
00:46:46,688 --> 00:46:49,229
- Congratulations, dear!
- Oh!
670
00:46:49,397 --> 00:46:50,687
Show this to your dad.
671
00:46:50,855 --> 00:46:54,396
Honey, David has something
to show you.
672
00:46:54,563 --> 00:46:55,687
What's that?
673
00:46:55,855 --> 00:46:58,063
- Here, Dad.
- Uh-oh.
674
00:46:58,230 --> 00:47:01,937
[LAUGHS] This is good.
675
00:47:02,897 --> 00:47:04,229
I'm so proud of you!
676
00:47:04,396 --> 00:47:07,187
[MAN ON TV]... the U.S. Went on
a full-scale nuclear alert,
677
00:47:07,355 --> 00:47:10,437
believing that the Soviets
launched a surprise missile attack.
678
00:47:10,605 --> 00:47:14,687
A Pentagon spokesman places blame
on a computer malfunction,
679
00:47:14,855 --> 00:47:17,270
assuring that the problem
has been corrected.
680
00:47:17,438 --> 00:47:21,812
For more on the story, let's go live
via satellite to Washington, D.C.
681
00:47:21,979 --> 00:47:23,604
- And News 4's Tim Hilert.
- [PHONE RINGS]
682
00:47:23,772 --> 00:47:27,645
- [MOTHER] Well, that's your phone.
- Yeah. [LAUGHS NERVOUSLY]
683
00:47:27,812 --> 00:47:31,895
Seriously, congratulations.
This'll be a pleasure to sign.
684
00:47:32,063 --> 00:47:34,770
[PHONE RINGS]
685
00:47:38,438 --> 00:47:40,145
- Hello?
- [JENNIFER] David?
686
00:47:40,313 --> 00:47:42,020
Are you watching the news?
687
00:47:42,188 --> 00:47:44,728
Jennifer. Yeah, I'm watching.
688
00:47:44,896 --> 00:47:47,644
Is that us on TV?
Did we do that?
689
00:47:47,812 --> 00:47:51,936
It could be. Oh, Jesus, Jennifer!
What am I gonna do?
690
00:47:52,104 --> 00:47:54,436
They're gonna come get me.
I'm screwed!
691
00:47:54,604 --> 00:47:55,853
I am screwed!
692
00:47:56,021 --> 00:48:00,519
Wait, no! Sh!
Calm down, calm down.
693
00:48:00,687 --> 00:48:03,436
If they were so smart,
they would've found you already.
694
00:48:03,604 --> 00:48:04,686
Yeah.
695
00:48:04,854 --> 00:48:09,227
All you have to do is throw the number
away and don't call it again.
696
00:48:09,395 --> 00:48:11,436
That's all.
697
00:48:11,604 --> 00:48:13,561
Maybe they didn't trace the call.
698
00:48:13,729 --> 00:48:15,686
Right. Maybe they didn't.
699
00:48:15,853 --> 00:48:20,269
I'm sure they didn't trace it.
All you have to do is act normal.
700
00:48:20,437 --> 00:48:22,769
We'll both act normal
and it'll be fine.
701
00:48:22,936 --> 00:48:25,269
- OK?
- OK.
702
00:48:25,437 --> 00:48:26,769
OK.
703
00:48:27,312 --> 00:48:29,186
God, this is so unbelievable.
704
00:48:29,354 --> 00:48:31,769
Do you think maybe
I can tell Michelle?
705
00:48:31,936 --> 00:48:33,477
No, Jennifer, don't call her!
706
00:48:34,187 --> 00:48:37,352
I'm sorry. I won't.
I'll talk to you tomorrow, OK?
707
00:48:37,519 --> 00:48:38,935
OK.
708
00:48:39,103 --> 00:48:40,269
Good night, Jennifer.
709
00:49:04,269 --> 00:49:05,602
[PHONE RINGING]
710
00:49:06,561 --> 00:49:08,893
[COMPUTER TONE BEEPING]
711
00:49:11,102 --> 00:49:13,310
[COMPUTER] Greetings, Professor Falken.
712
00:49:14,685 --> 00:49:15,976
Oh, my God.
713
00:49:23,935 --> 00:49:27,851
"Incorrect identification.
714
00:49:28,019 --> 00:49:30,143
I am not Falken.
715
00:49:30,310 --> 00:49:33,434
Falken is dead."
716
00:49:35,185 --> 00:49:37,601
Sorry to hear that, professor.
717
00:49:37,769 --> 00:49:40,392
Yesterday's game was interrupted.
718
00:49:42,101 --> 00:49:44,726
Although primary goal
has not yet been achieved,
719
00:49:44,894 --> 00:49:46,392
solution is near.
720
00:49:46,560 --> 00:49:51,975
Game time elapsed:
31 hours, 12 minutes, 50 seconds.
721
00:49:52,143 --> 00:49:54,142
Estimated time remaining:
722
00:49:54,310 --> 00:49:59,142
52 hours, 17 minutes, 10 seconds.
723
00:49:59,310 --> 00:50:03,600
"What is the primary goal?"
724
00:50:04,642 --> 00:50:08,351
You should know, professor.
You programmed me.
725
00:50:08,517 --> 00:50:09,933
Oh, come on.
726
00:50:11,143 --> 00:50:14,683
"What is the primary goal?"
727
00:50:16,768 --> 00:50:18,767
To win the game.
728
00:50:26,559 --> 00:50:27,933
[PHONE RINGING]
729
00:50:28,100 --> 00:50:29,725
[COMPUTER TONE]
730
00:50:33,726 --> 00:50:35,266
[HANGS UP]
731
00:50:35,434 --> 00:50:36,433
[PHONE RINGS]
732
00:50:47,559 --> 00:50:50,058
[BEEPING]
733
00:50:57,434 --> 00:50:59,932
[SHIP HORN BLARES]
734
00:51:03,433 --> 00:51:06,099
[TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS]
735
00:51:48,058 --> 00:51:50,765
David Lightman,
hold it right there. FBI.
736
00:51:50,932 --> 00:51:53,015
- I'll read you your rights.
- Step over here.
737
00:51:53,183 --> 00:51:54,806
"You have the right to remain silent.
738
00:51:54,974 --> 00:51:58,389
Anything you say can and will be
used against you in a court of law.
739
00:51:58,557 --> 00:52:03,098
You may consult with an attorney and
have one present during questioning.
740
00:52:03,265 --> 00:52:05,765
If you can't afford one,
one will be appointed to you."
741
00:52:05,932 --> 00:52:06,890
Left hand, please.
742
00:52:07,057 --> 00:52:09,431
Do you understand these rights?
743
00:52:09,599 --> 00:52:12,806
With this in mind, are you willing
to talk about the charges against you?
744
00:52:14,474 --> 00:52:15,556
Let's move.
745
00:52:28,765 --> 00:52:32,847
This large room is the command center
for NORAD. No picture taking.
746
00:52:33,015 --> 00:52:34,889
These screens are connected
747
00:52:35,057 --> 00:52:38,972
to our satellites and missile
tracking stations in the country.
748
00:52:39,140 --> 00:52:41,805
This is the commander's desk.
Col. Conley's in charge.
749
00:52:41,973 --> 00:52:44,930
Colonel, would you mind
relinquishing your command, sir?
750
00:52:45,098 --> 00:52:47,972
Miss Dailey, would you sit
in this rather important chair?
751
00:52:49,264 --> 00:52:52,221
These switches are connected
to the Strategic Air Command
752
00:52:52,389 --> 00:52:55,805
missile launching stations
and other classified things.
753
00:52:55,973 --> 00:52:58,764
Would you press this button
right here? The red one.
754
00:52:58,931 --> 00:53:00,472
- The one in the middle?
- Yes.
755
00:53:00,639 --> 00:53:03,096
- Oh, my God! That's the wrong one!
- [ALARM BLARES]
756
00:53:03,264 --> 00:53:06,013
[LAUGHS] It's a joke! You didn't blow up
anything, but look what you did.
757
00:53:06,181 --> 00:53:07,138
- [LAUGHS]
- [MUSIC PLAYS ON COMPUTER]
758
00:53:07,306 --> 00:53:09,763
"Distinguished visitors
from Birmingham."
759
00:53:39,680 --> 00:53:42,637
Last week I had the governor
of New Jersey in this chair.
760
00:53:42,805 --> 00:53:46,929
He asked me, "Colonel, why are we
at DEFCON 4 as we are right now?"
761
00:53:47,096 --> 00:53:48,512
Why are we at DEFCON 4?
762
00:53:48,680 --> 00:53:51,429
The Soviets saw our bombers scramble
and went on alert.
763
00:53:51,597 --> 00:53:53,637
We told them
it was just an exercise.
764
00:53:53,805 --> 00:53:56,596
We're waiting for them
to relax their posture before we do.
765
00:53:57,305 --> 00:53:58,637
Wait, wait.
766
00:53:59,263 --> 00:54:01,179
- Give me that.
- Another tour group.
767
00:54:01,347 --> 00:54:03,220
Just what we need today.
768
00:54:03,388 --> 00:54:07,137
- Why don't they go to Disneyland?
- I think they're going tomorrow.
769
00:54:07,305 --> 00:54:08,429
OK, all set?
770
00:54:08,596 --> 00:54:09,845
Oh, here.
771
00:54:12,929 --> 00:54:14,928
[PAUL] It was a one-in-a-million shot.
772
00:54:15,096 --> 00:54:18,262
There was an open line
at our division in Sunnyvale.
773
00:54:18,429 --> 00:54:20,845
The phone company screwed up!
774
00:54:21,013 --> 00:54:23,428
- John McKittrick, George Wigan.
- How are you?
775
00:54:23,596 --> 00:54:25,803
George is with the FBI.
He brought the kid in.
776
00:54:25,971 --> 00:54:29,303
It looks like we've got
a high school prank on our hands.
777
00:54:29,471 --> 00:54:30,720
Paul, what happened?
778
00:54:30,888 --> 00:54:33,219
The kid broke into
the war games subsystem
779
00:54:33,387 --> 00:54:36,261
using a password left
by the original programmer.
780
00:54:36,429 --> 00:54:37,720
- Password?
- Yes, sir.
781
00:54:37,888 --> 00:54:39,762
None of my team knew it was there.
782
00:54:39,928 --> 00:54:42,595
Kid claims he was looking
for a toy company.
783
00:54:42,763 --> 00:54:46,136
That's great.
Anybody in here buy that one?
784
00:54:46,928 --> 00:54:48,886
We can take out the password,
785
00:54:49,054 --> 00:54:51,761
but it'd help to beef up
security around the WOPR.
786
00:54:51,928 --> 00:54:53,677
Beef up, huh?
787
00:54:54,429 --> 00:54:55,553
How about screwed up?
788
00:54:56,262 --> 00:54:58,552
We did all that
and he broke in again.
789
00:54:58,720 --> 00:55:01,094
[GEORGE] Kid says
your computer called him.
790
00:55:01,262 --> 00:55:03,844
What the hell is going on, John?
791
00:55:04,012 --> 00:55:08,011
I woke up the president. I told him
we were under attack by the Russians.
792
00:55:08,179 --> 00:55:12,344
Do you know what kind of idiot that
makes me look like? Or the general?
793
00:55:12,511 --> 00:55:14,635
Wait, general.
We're being naive.
794
00:55:14,803 --> 00:55:18,302
There's no way a high school punk
can put a dime in a telephone
795
00:55:18,470 --> 00:55:19,927
and break into our system.
796
00:55:20,094 --> 00:55:22,260
He's got to be working
with somebody else.
797
00:55:22,428 --> 00:55:24,010
He fits the profile perfectly.
798
00:55:24,178 --> 00:55:26,344
He's intelligent,
but an underachiever,
799
00:55:26,511 --> 00:55:30,093
alienated from his parents,
has few friends.
800
00:55:30,261 --> 00:55:31,885
Classic case for Soviet recruitment.
801
00:55:32,094 --> 00:55:34,677
What does this say
about the state of our country?
802
00:55:34,844 --> 00:55:36,760
Have you gotten any insight
803
00:55:36,927 --> 00:55:42,093
as to why a bright boy like this
would jeopardize the lives of millions?
804
00:55:42,261 --> 00:55:44,302
Says he does this sort
of thing for fun.
805
00:55:44,719 --> 00:55:47,885
Damn it, John, I want some answers
and I want them now!
806
00:55:48,053 --> 00:55:49,885
Arthur.
807
00:55:51,719 --> 00:55:54,885
- Let me talk to this prick.
- No more talk. Just do it!
808
00:55:57,469 --> 00:55:58,634
I'll talk to the kid.
809
00:56:02,427 --> 00:56:04,217
[MAN] Who do they belong to,
do you know?
810
00:56:04,385 --> 00:56:05,885
No idea.
811
00:56:06,510 --> 00:56:08,176
- Good morning, sir.
- Where's the kid?
812
00:56:08,344 --> 00:56:10,052
In the infirmary, sir.
813
00:56:12,135 --> 00:56:13,134
[KEYPAD BEEPING]
814
00:56:19,344 --> 00:56:23,384
Hello, David. John McKittrick.
I run the computer facility here.
815
00:56:24,344 --> 00:56:27,468
- These aren't necessary, the handcuffs?
- No, sir.
816
00:56:29,177 --> 00:56:30,634
David, uh...
817
00:56:31,427 --> 00:56:35,009
We called your parents
and we told them everything's fine.
818
00:56:35,177 --> 00:56:37,925
No charges have been filed.
[SNIFFS] Yet.
819
00:56:38,093 --> 00:56:42,800
But I think we are gonna need
a little time to sort things out here.
820
00:56:43,676 --> 00:56:44,759
How much time?
821
00:56:45,593 --> 00:56:48,176
That depends on how willing
you are to cooperate.
822
00:56:48,343 --> 00:56:50,467
Oh. Of course.
823
00:56:51,968 --> 00:56:53,092
I tell you what.
824
00:56:53,259 --> 00:56:55,925
Sergeant, tell the O.D.
I'm taking David for a walk.
825
00:56:56,093 --> 00:56:58,925
Let's go to my office.
We'll be more comfortable.
826
00:57:00,051 --> 00:57:01,258
Go ahead.
827
00:57:06,551 --> 00:57:08,550
[DAVID] You worked with Stephen Falken,
didn't you?
828
00:57:08,718 --> 00:57:11,258
[JOHN] I started out as his assistant.
How'd you know?
829
00:57:11,426 --> 00:57:14,258
[DAVID] I read an article you co-wrote
on poker and nuclear war.
830
00:57:14,426 --> 00:57:17,050
[JOHN] Bluffing.
Yeah, that shook a few people up.
831
00:57:17,217 --> 00:57:19,050
[DAVID] He must have
been pretty amazing.
832
00:57:19,217 --> 00:57:21,258
He's a brilliant man.
A little flaky.
833
00:57:21,426 --> 00:57:25,966
He never understood
the practical uses of his work.
834
00:57:26,134 --> 00:57:29,716
This machine over here
runs his game program.
835
00:57:29,884 --> 00:57:31,258
Joshua.
836
00:57:33,550 --> 00:57:34,591
[JOHN] Come here a minute.
837
00:57:36,884 --> 00:57:39,299
- See that sign up here? Up here?
- Yeah.
838
00:57:39,467 --> 00:57:41,008
DEFCON?
839
00:57:41,176 --> 00:57:43,966
That indicates
our current defense condition.
840
00:57:44,134 --> 00:57:47,591
It should read DEFCON 5,
which means peace.
841
00:57:47,759 --> 00:57:50,716
It's still on 4 because of
that little stunt you pulled.
842
00:57:50,884 --> 00:57:54,883
Actually, if we hadn't caught it in
time it might have gone to DEFCON 1.
843
00:57:56,091 --> 00:57:58,591
- Do you know what that means?
- No, what?
844
00:57:59,175 --> 00:58:00,299
World War III.
845
00:58:01,924 --> 00:58:02,591
Wow.
846
00:58:02,759 --> 00:58:05,715
You say you broke into our system
just to play a game?
847
00:58:05,883 --> 00:58:08,174
That's right. That's exactly right.
848
00:58:08,342 --> 00:58:11,549
Mm-hm. [LAUGHS]
849
00:58:12,467 --> 00:58:15,090
When you saw it on the news,
you knew how serious it was.
850
00:58:15,258 --> 00:58:16,548
Why'd you do it again?
851
00:58:16,716 --> 00:58:19,215
I didn't.
I even threw the number away.
852
00:58:19,383 --> 00:58:21,007
Yeah, they found it in the trash.
853
00:58:21,175 --> 00:58:22,923
Joshua called me.
854
00:58:23,758 --> 00:58:28,423
- Hey! Look at that. That's some setup.
- What'd you say?
855
00:58:28,591 --> 00:58:30,506
This is some setup.
856
00:58:30,674 --> 00:58:32,298
No, no, before that.
857
00:58:32,466 --> 00:58:34,090
Joshua called me.
858
00:58:34,758 --> 00:58:35,923
[SCOFFS]
859
00:58:36,090 --> 00:58:38,256
Machines don't call people.
860
00:58:39,716 --> 00:58:40,965
Yours did.
861
00:58:45,132 --> 00:58:47,506
Who are you going to Paris with?
862
00:58:49,632 --> 00:58:52,340
Pari... Oh!
No, no, you don't understand.
863
00:58:52,507 --> 00:58:55,214
Now, you had reservations
for two to Paris.
864
00:58:58,257 --> 00:59:00,714
- Who are you working with?
- Nobody!
865
00:59:03,757 --> 00:59:04,797
Why don't I believe you?
866
00:59:08,840 --> 00:59:11,505
I shouldn't say any more
until I talk to a lawyer.
867
00:59:13,299 --> 00:59:15,589
I think we better forget
about a lawyer
868
00:59:15,757 --> 00:59:18,214
until I get a few answers
out of you myself.
869
00:59:20,090 --> 00:59:22,505
[PHONE RINGS]
870
00:59:27,423 --> 00:59:29,964
[CONTINUES RINGING]
871
00:59:37,839 --> 00:59:39,422
You gonna answer the phone?
872
00:59:43,590 --> 00:59:47,255
Hello. Yeah. What?
873
00:59:49,006 --> 00:59:50,047
All right, I'll be right down.
874
00:59:51,131 --> 00:59:53,088
You stay here. Don't move.
875
01:00:05,339 --> 01:00:06,379
What's going on?
876
01:00:06,547 --> 01:00:10,047
There's been a serious penetration
into our WOPR execution order file.
877
01:00:10,213 --> 01:00:12,588
- What's he saying?
- Let's have it in English.
878
01:00:12,756 --> 01:00:17,087
I'll give it to you in English.
Somebody got into McKittrick's system
879
01:00:17,255 --> 01:00:19,004
and stole our missile codes.
880
01:00:19,172 --> 01:00:20,129
Is that right?
881
01:00:20,297 --> 01:00:24,504
The system won't accept a launch code
unless we're at DEFCON 1.
882
01:00:24,672 --> 01:00:26,879
I can change those codes in an hour.
883
01:00:27,339 --> 01:00:28,421
Who did this?
884
01:00:28,880 --> 01:00:31,379
The kid's gotta be working
with somebody.
885
01:00:31,547 --> 01:00:36,087
I sure as hell don't want our bombers
on the ground if anything happens.
886
01:00:36,921 --> 01:00:40,338
Take us to DEFCON 3 and get SAC
on the line. Where are you?
887
01:00:40,505 --> 01:00:42,087
Sir.
888
01:00:42,255 --> 01:00:45,421
Get me an update. I wanna know
what those bastards are up to.
889
01:00:45,588 --> 01:00:46,545
Yes, sir.
890
01:00:46,713 --> 01:00:48,587
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
891
01:00:52,338 --> 01:00:54,378
[COMPUTER BEEPING]
892
01:01:13,879 --> 01:01:15,170
Joshua.
893
01:01:17,379 --> 01:01:19,670
[JOSHUA] Greetings, Professor Falken.
894
01:01:22,837 --> 01:01:26,462
Hello. Are you still
playing the game?
895
01:01:28,379 --> 01:01:29,337
Of course.
896
01:01:29,504 --> 01:01:31,420
I should reach DEFCON 1
897
01:01:31,587 --> 01:01:35,086
and launch my missiles in 28 hours.
898
01:01:35,254 --> 01:01:40,045
Would you like to see
some projected kill ratios?
899
01:01:40,212 --> 01:01:43,211
[DAVID] Sixty-nine percent
of the housing destroyed.
900
01:01:43,378 --> 01:01:45,878
Seventy-two million people dead?
901
01:01:49,754 --> 01:01:52,669
Is this a game...
902
01:01:53,295 --> 01:01:54,961
...or is it real?
903
01:01:55,670 --> 01:01:58,294
- What's the difference?
- Oh, wow.
904
01:02:00,086 --> 01:02:02,586
You are a hard man to reach.
905
01:02:02,754 --> 01:02:05,085
Could not find you in Seattle
906
01:02:05,253 --> 01:02:09,586
and no terminal is in operation
at your classified address.
907
01:02:15,295 --> 01:02:18,835
What classified address?
908
01:02:20,753 --> 01:02:25,002
DOD pension files
indicate current mailing ad...
909
01:02:27,586 --> 01:02:29,418
...Dr. Robert Hume,
910
01:02:29,586 --> 01:02:32,668
a.k.a. Stephen W. Falken.
911
01:02:34,753 --> 01:02:39,418
5 Tall Cedar Road,
Goose Island, Oregon, 97...
912
01:02:39,586 --> 01:02:42,418
Can I just talk to Mr. McKittrick?
I know what's... Ah!
913
01:02:42,586 --> 01:02:43,752
Can I talk to McKittrick?
914
01:02:43,919 --> 01:02:46,752
I'll be escorting you
to federal authorities in Denver
915
01:02:46,919 --> 01:02:50,084
where you'll be under arrest
pending indictment for espionage.
916
01:02:50,252 --> 01:02:53,168
No, wait a minute.
He's right over there.
917
01:02:54,085 --> 01:02:56,001
Get that bastard out of the war room!
918
01:02:56,169 --> 01:02:57,876
No! It's Joshua!
919
01:02:58,044 --> 01:03:00,792
He's still playing the game!
He's gonna start a war!
920
01:03:00,960 --> 01:03:03,917
Hold him where you had him before.
We'll be leaving soon.
921
01:03:04,085 --> 01:03:06,584
[DAVID] Call Falken! He'll tell you.
Please call him.
922
01:03:06,752 --> 01:03:08,501
Please call him! Call him!
923
01:03:08,835 --> 01:03:10,959
What the hell's he doing
in here anyway?
924
01:03:28,501 --> 01:03:31,125
Some of the men say
you're quite a tennis player.
925
01:03:31,293 --> 01:03:33,625
[WOMAN LAUGHING]
926
01:04:41,833 --> 01:04:45,749
[RECORDER] Patient's eyes are dilated,
consistent with use of marijuana
927
01:04:45,916 --> 01:04:48,166
and possibly PCP.
928
01:05:16,999 --> 01:05:20,206
Depending on what information you want,
you press a button.
929
01:05:20,374 --> 01:05:24,582
Well, let's say I wanted
to find out how to hit a backhand.
930
01:05:24,749 --> 01:05:27,248
[LAUGHS] I don't think
I have the right program.
931
01:05:27,416 --> 01:05:29,664
- [KNOCKING ON DOOR]
- Excuse me. What do you want?
932
01:05:29,832 --> 01:05:32,332
[DAVID] Bathroom.
It's a long ride to Denver.
933
01:05:36,874 --> 01:05:38,789
[KEYPAD BEEPING]
934
01:05:39,291 --> 01:05:41,789
Please, let me talk to Mr. McKittrick.
935
01:05:41,957 --> 01:05:44,539
You're not talking to anybody.
The FBI's coming soon.
936
01:05:44,707 --> 01:05:47,414
- Do you have to take a leak?
- No.
937
01:05:57,623 --> 01:05:59,914
[SOFT BUZZING]
938
01:06:05,707 --> 01:06:07,706
[RECORDING OF KEYPAD PLAYS]
939
01:06:07,873 --> 01:06:09,205
[DOOR UNLOCKS]
940
01:06:14,831 --> 01:06:17,080
- [WOMAN] I'm working here.
- [MAN] Oh, I'm sorry.
941
01:06:17,623 --> 01:06:19,331
Stop it!
942
01:06:19,498 --> 01:06:22,205
- You have pretty eyes.
- That's original.
943
01:06:27,081 --> 01:06:28,872
- I'll get the elevator.
- Sign in?
944
01:06:29,040 --> 01:06:31,788
- Yeah, get us all.
- [ELEVATOR DINGS]
945
01:06:44,581 --> 01:06:46,997
- [ELECTRICAL FIZZLING]
- [UNLOCKS]
946
01:06:53,414 --> 01:06:56,954
[MAN] I heard they voted you
Miss Fine in 1979. Is that true?
947
01:06:58,913 --> 01:07:00,121
[WOMAN] Will you stop it?
948
01:07:00,289 --> 01:07:02,079
- [MAN] Am I bothering you?
- [WOMAN] Yes.
949
01:07:02,247 --> 01:07:04,787
- [MAN] Do you want me to leave?
- [WOMAN] Yes.
950
01:07:14,039 --> 01:07:24,704
[ELEVATOR DINGS]
951
01:07:56,829 --> 01:08:02,619
[KEYPAD BEEPING]
952
01:08:17,662 --> 01:08:18,995
I want this door open now.
953
01:08:19,162 --> 01:08:21,870
- How about calling?
- Yes, sir.
954
01:08:22,038 --> 01:08:22,911
I don't believe this.
955
01:08:57,369 --> 01:08:59,410
[MAN] Hey, Scooter. Wait up.
956
01:09:00,745 --> 01:09:02,702
[MAN 2] Come on, hurry it up. I'm late.
957
01:09:02,870 --> 01:09:04,327
[MAN] OK, I'll be right with you.
958
01:09:05,911 --> 01:09:08,493
I think it's jammed from inside.
959
01:09:08,661 --> 01:09:10,452
David!
960
01:09:10,619 --> 01:09:13,076
You're just making it
harder on yourself.
961
01:09:18,077 --> 01:09:19,577
[MAN] Let's go.
962
01:09:28,578 --> 01:09:30,035
[MAN] Right this way, folks.
963
01:09:30,536 --> 01:09:34,327
I was just told that they're cleaning
the floors in the computer center.
964
01:09:34,494 --> 01:09:38,368
Don't want anyone to slip and fall,
so we'll end the tour here.
965
01:09:38,910 --> 01:09:41,951
Now, if I can ask you to board
the bus as quickly as possible...
966
01:09:42,535 --> 01:09:46,701
...you'll have a complimentary beverage
waiting at the officer's center.
967
01:09:46,869 --> 01:09:48,409
- Hold it! What are you doing?
- Ah!
968
01:09:48,577 --> 01:09:50,826
Got it. Here it comes.
969
01:09:52,285 --> 01:09:53,534
Do you kids think
you own this place?
970
01:09:53,702 --> 01:09:57,076
[STAMMERS] Oh.
I was just looking around.
971
01:09:58,201 --> 01:09:59,492
You're not supposed
to leave the group.
972
01:09:59,660 --> 01:10:00,284
Yes.
973
01:10:00,452 --> 01:10:04,117
- So why don't you get back there?
- Thank you very much, sir.
974
01:10:05,368 --> 01:10:06,409
Get out of the way.
975
01:10:11,951 --> 01:10:13,159
Take care. Watch your step.
976
01:10:13,327 --> 01:10:15,617
- Bye.
- Bye, now.
977
01:10:15,784 --> 01:10:16,950
Watch your step. Thank you.
978
01:10:17,118 --> 01:10:19,700
Check everywhere.
He can't be far. Let's move.
979
01:10:31,327 --> 01:10:33,700
[COMPUTER HUMMING]
980
01:11:04,950 --> 01:11:07,616
[BEEPING]
981
01:11:15,783 --> 01:11:17,574
- [DAVID] Thanks, pal.
- [MAN] Take care.
982
01:12:28,615 --> 01:12:31,156
[STATIC, DIAL TONE]
983
01:12:39,906 --> 01:12:41,740
One...
984
01:12:41,906 --> 01:12:43,156
...five...
985
01:12:43,324 --> 01:12:45,905
[MURMURS NUMBERS]
986
01:12:54,490 --> 01:12:55,822
[OPERATOR] What city, please?
987
01:12:55,990 --> 01:12:57,448
Goose Island, Oregon.
988
01:12:57,614 --> 01:13:00,405
The number for
Dr. Robert Hume, H-U-M-E,
989
01:13:00,573 --> 01:13:02,739
on Tall Cedar Road.
990
01:13:05,157 --> 01:13:08,739
Checking under Dr. Robert Hume,
H-U-M-E, on Tall Cedar Road.
991
01:13:08,906 --> 01:13:10,572
I find no listing.
992
01:13:10,740 --> 01:13:12,989
What does that mean?
He doesn't have a phone?
993
01:13:13,156 --> 01:13:15,572
I'm sorry. I have no listing.
994
01:13:15,740 --> 01:13:17,572
Oh, wait. Uh...
995
01:13:17,740 --> 01:13:21,822
Falken. Dr. Stephen Falken,
F-A-L-K-E-N,
996
01:13:21,989 --> 01:13:23,447
at the same address.
997
01:13:24,156 --> 01:13:27,488
I find no listing for
Dr. Stephen Falken, F-A-L-K-E-N,
998
01:13:27,656 --> 01:13:30,405
on Tall Cedar Road, Goose Island.
999
01:13:30,573 --> 01:13:31,572
Thank you.
1000
01:13:38,072 --> 01:13:40,488
[PHONE RINGS]
1001
01:13:48,739 --> 01:13:49,738
Yeah?
1002
01:13:50,405 --> 01:13:51,487
Jennifer, it's me, David.
1003
01:13:51,655 --> 01:13:54,238
- David?!
- Yeah, uh...
1004
01:13:54,405 --> 01:13:55,863
Listen, I'm in Colorado
1005
01:13:56,031 --> 01:13:58,237
and I need a really big favor.
1006
01:13:58,405 --> 01:14:00,779
- Can you lend me some money?
- What?
1007
01:14:00,947 --> 01:14:03,779
I need an airline ticket.
I'll pay you back.
1008
01:14:03,947 --> 01:14:06,946
I need a ticket from Grand Junction
to Salem, Oregon.
1009
01:14:07,113 --> 01:14:08,487
Why? What's going on?
1010
01:14:08,655 --> 01:14:10,237
I'll tell you about it later.
1011
01:14:10,405 --> 01:14:12,529
What are you doing in Colorado?
1012
01:14:12,697 --> 01:14:15,738
I went by your house.
Your parents were freaked
1013
01:14:15,904 --> 01:14:18,945
and there are men from the FBI
asking all these questions.
1014
01:14:19,113 --> 01:14:21,571
I can't talk about it right now.
Listen...
1015
01:14:22,322 --> 01:14:23,820
...when you buy the ticket,
tell them
1016
01:14:23,988 --> 01:14:26,820
I'll pick it up
in Grand Junction Airport?
1017
01:14:26,988 --> 01:14:28,903
David, what's happening?
1018
01:14:29,071 --> 01:14:31,070
I can't talk.
I gotta get off the phone.
1019
01:14:31,238 --> 01:14:33,487
But please, will you do this for me?
1020
01:14:38,155 --> 01:14:40,695
Punch up number five.
Let me see what you have.
1021
01:14:41,904 --> 01:14:45,237
Twenty-two typhoon-class submarines
departing Petropavlovsk,
1022
01:14:45,404 --> 01:14:49,154
turning southbound at Nordkapp,
bearing 095 degrees.
1023
01:14:49,321 --> 01:14:51,778
Sergeant, I hope you like vodka.
1024
01:14:51,946 --> 01:14:56,486
Yes, sir. I just hope they don't make
me eat none of them damn fish eggs.
1025
01:15:03,070 --> 01:15:06,944
Sir, the Soviets are denying any
increase in their submarine deployment.
1026
01:15:07,112 --> 01:15:09,069
They want to know
why we're provoking them.
1027
01:15:09,237 --> 01:15:12,570
They're full of shit.
We know they're down there.
1028
01:15:12,737 --> 01:15:15,153
I'm gonna blow their ass
out of the water.
1029
01:15:19,279 --> 01:15:22,278
[COMPUTER HUMMING]
1030
01:15:46,236 --> 01:15:48,485
[INDISTINCT PA ANNOUNCEMENT]
1031
01:15:56,861 --> 01:15:58,277
Surprise!
1032
01:15:59,528 --> 01:16:00,569
Why are you here?
1033
01:16:00,736 --> 01:16:03,444
You didn't sound too good.
It's only a three-hour drive.
1034
01:16:03,611 --> 01:16:05,235
You shouldn't have come.
I'm in trouble.
1035
01:16:05,403 --> 01:16:06,402
Why?
1036
01:16:07,694 --> 01:16:10,193
Is this because of
what you did with my grade?
1037
01:16:10,361 --> 01:16:14,027
[SHIP HORN BLARES]
1038
01:16:17,819 --> 01:16:20,359
[MAN] Better hustle. The ferry's
gonna leave any second.
1039
01:16:20,527 --> 01:16:22,443
Thanks. Come on, we gotta run.
1040
01:16:27,527 --> 01:16:29,068
Wait, wait, wait!
1041
01:16:29,235 --> 01:16:30,568
Hold it, hold it.
1042
01:16:33,652 --> 01:16:36,651
[SHIP HORN BLARES]
1043
01:16:39,652 --> 01:16:42,776
If he's alive, why'd
the obituary say he's dead?
1044
01:16:42,943 --> 01:16:45,026
He's not dead. He left.
1045
01:16:46,485 --> 01:16:48,984
When they know too much,
they get new identities.
1046
01:16:49,152 --> 01:16:52,151
- Anyway, the computer said so.
- Oh, the computer said so.
1047
01:16:52,319 --> 01:16:55,526
Is that the computer
that's still playing the games?
1048
01:16:55,693 --> 01:16:58,484
It's the military's computer.
Why wouldn't they know?
1049
01:16:58,651 --> 01:17:02,109
They don't know about Joshua.
Falken knows about Joshua.
1050
01:17:02,277 --> 01:17:04,692
He's the only one
who knows what it can do.
1051
01:17:04,860 --> 01:17:08,109
The computer is trying to win
the game we asked it to play.
1052
01:17:08,277 --> 01:17:09,900
For real!
1053
01:17:11,526 --> 01:17:13,692
You don't even believe me!
1054
01:17:17,609 --> 01:17:19,026
David...
1055
01:17:19,568 --> 01:17:21,525
David, David...
1056
01:17:21,693 --> 01:17:22,859
He's not dead.
1057
01:17:23,026 --> 01:17:24,108
I'm sorry.
1058
01:17:27,401 --> 01:17:28,775
I believe you.
1059
01:17:38,900 --> 01:17:41,608
[SHIP HORN BLARES]
1060
01:17:46,650 --> 01:17:49,400
[BIRD CHIRPING]
1061
01:18:17,358 --> 01:18:18,858
Oh, shit!
1062
01:18:19,025 --> 01:18:20,024
What was that?
1063
01:18:20,650 --> 01:18:21,816
[JENNIFER] I don't know.
1064
01:18:26,733 --> 01:18:29,065
Did you see that?
1065
01:18:29,233 --> 01:18:31,441
Some people won't believe
they could fly.
1066
01:18:31,608 --> 01:18:33,399
The sky was once filled with them!
1067
01:18:33,567 --> 01:18:35,065
I'm looking for Dr. Hume.
1068
01:18:35,233 --> 01:18:38,024
Are you a paleontologist?
I need a paleontologist.
1069
01:18:38,191 --> 01:18:39,481
No, we're high school students.
1070
01:18:39,649 --> 01:18:42,274
Oh... pity.
1071
01:18:42,441 --> 01:18:47,523
Well, high school students, you're on
my land and I didn't invite you.
1072
01:18:47,691 --> 01:18:51,107
But aren't you Stephen Falken?
1073
01:18:52,357 --> 01:18:54,898
Now, listen carefully.
1074
01:18:55,066 --> 01:18:56,107
Path.
1075
01:18:56,274 --> 01:18:57,398
Follow path.
1076
01:18:57,983 --> 01:19:01,064
Gate. Open gate,
through gate, close gate.
1077
01:19:01,232 --> 01:19:03,398
Last ferry, 6:30,
so run, run, run.
1078
01:19:04,065 --> 01:19:08,064
Wait! Wait!
I came because of Joshua.
1079
01:19:17,524 --> 01:19:20,148
[COMPUTER HUMMING]
1080
01:19:35,732 --> 01:19:38,689
[BEEPING RAPIDLY]
1081
01:19:49,898 --> 01:19:50,981
Radar reports two unknown tracks
1082
01:19:51,148 --> 01:19:54,230
are penetrating
the Alaskan air defense zone.
1083
01:19:56,440 --> 01:20:00,063
Flight profile suggests
Soviet backfire bombers.
1084
01:20:00,231 --> 01:20:04,730
I want a visual confirmation on that.
Scramble two F-16s out of Galena.
1085
01:20:07,189 --> 01:20:08,230
Go to DEFCON 2.
1086
01:20:08,398 --> 01:20:10,439
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
1087
01:20:10,605 --> 01:20:14,563
[ALARM BLARES]
1088
01:20:41,063 --> 01:20:43,688
[MAN OVER RADIO] Crystal Palace,
this is Delta Foxtrot 27.
1089
01:20:43,856 --> 01:20:48,271
I have negative radar contact.
Repeat, negative Soviet aircraft.
1090
01:20:48,439 --> 01:20:51,770
27, this is Brass Hat.
They're right in front of you!
1091
01:20:51,938 --> 01:20:53,646
You're almost on top of them.
1092
01:20:54,397 --> 01:20:56,271
[MAN OVER RADIO] Brass Hat,
we got nothing on radar
1093
01:20:56,439 --> 01:20:58,438
and 40 miles visibility.
1094
01:20:58,605 --> 01:21:01,354
There's nothing out there, general.
Just blue skies.
1095
01:21:02,604 --> 01:21:04,520
What the hell?
1096
01:21:10,188 --> 01:21:12,271
[BEEPING]
1097
01:21:14,646 --> 01:21:16,312
[JENNIFER] You really
haven't been listening.
1098
01:21:16,479 --> 01:21:20,520
[FALKEN] Yes, I have. I loved it
when you nuked Las Vegas.
1099
01:21:20,688 --> 01:21:24,062
Suitably biblical ending
for the place, don't you think?
1100
01:21:24,229 --> 01:21:26,895
You gonna tell them
what Joshua's doing?
1101
01:21:28,563 --> 01:21:30,020
Children, come over here.
1102
01:21:30,187 --> 01:21:33,020
I'm gonna tell you a bedtime story.
1103
01:21:33,187 --> 01:21:35,478
Are you sitting comfortably?
1104
01:21:35,646 --> 01:21:37,603
Then I'll begin.
1105
01:21:37,771 --> 01:21:39,562
Once upon a time...
1106
01:21:40,730 --> 01:21:43,728
...there lived
a magnificent race of animals...
1107
01:21:44,438 --> 01:21:46,978
...who dominated the world
through age after age.
1108
01:21:47,146 --> 01:21:51,353
They ran and they swam
and they fought and they flew,
1109
01:21:51,521 --> 01:21:52,811
until suddenly...
1110
01:21:52,979 --> 01:21:54,561
...quite recently...
1111
01:21:54,729 --> 01:21:56,103
...they disappeared.
1112
01:21:56,271 --> 01:21:58,353
Nature just gave up
1113
01:21:58,520 --> 01:22:00,394
and started again.
1114
01:22:01,062 --> 01:22:02,561
We weren't even apes then.
1115
01:22:02,729 --> 01:22:06,728
We were just these smart
little rodents hiding in the rocks.
1116
01:22:06,895 --> 01:22:08,477
And when we go...
1117
01:22:09,478 --> 01:22:11,644
...nature will start again...
1118
01:22:11,812 --> 01:22:13,686
...with the bees probably.
1119
01:22:15,353 --> 01:22:17,311
Nature knows when to give up.
1120
01:22:17,478 --> 01:22:19,269
I'm not giving up.
1121
01:22:20,562 --> 01:22:23,561
If Joshua tricks them into launching
an attack, it'll be your fault.
1122
01:22:24,437 --> 01:22:25,602
My fault?
1123
01:22:25,770 --> 01:22:29,060
The whole point was
to practice nuclear war
1124
01:22:29,228 --> 01:22:30,602
without destroying ourselves.
1125
01:22:30,769 --> 01:22:34,561
To get the computers to learn
from mistakes we couldn't make.
1126
01:22:34,728 --> 01:22:39,060
Except that I never could get Joshua
to learn the most important lesson.
1127
01:22:39,228 --> 01:22:40,810
What's that?
1128
01:22:40,978 --> 01:22:44,560
Futility. That there's a time
when you should just give up.
1129
01:22:44,728 --> 01:22:46,435
What kind of lesson is that?
1130
01:22:46,602 --> 01:22:48,727
Did you ever play tic-tac-toe?
1131
01:22:50,394 --> 01:22:51,727
Yeah. Of course.
1132
01:22:51,894 --> 01:22:53,852
- But you don't anymore.
- No.
1133
01:22:54,020 --> 01:22:55,268
Why?
1134
01:22:56,227 --> 01:22:59,060
Because it's a boring game.
It's always a tie.
1135
01:22:59,227 --> 01:23:03,768
Exactly. There's no way to win.
The game itself is pointless.
1136
01:23:04,936 --> 01:23:09,143
But back at the war room, they believe
you can win a nuclear war...
1137
01:23:09,811 --> 01:23:12,393
...that there can be
acceptable losses.
1138
01:23:13,561 --> 01:23:14,851
So you gave up?
1139
01:23:15,602 --> 01:23:17,143
Decided to play dead?
1140
01:23:18,144 --> 01:23:21,892
For security reasons,
they graciously arranged my death.
1141
01:23:23,311 --> 01:23:25,726
Did you know that no land animal
1142
01:23:25,893 --> 01:23:29,184
with a body weight of
over 50 pounds survived that age?
1143
01:23:30,436 --> 01:23:33,393
Extinction is part
of the natural order.
1144
01:23:33,560 --> 01:23:34,809
Bullshit!
1145
01:23:36,352 --> 01:23:39,517
If we're extinguished,
it's not natural. It's stupid.
1146
01:23:39,685 --> 01:23:42,517
It's all right. I've planned ahead.
1147
01:23:42,685 --> 01:23:46,475
We're just three miles
from a primary target.
1148
01:23:46,643 --> 01:23:48,892
A millisecond of brilliant light...
1149
01:23:49,060 --> 01:23:50,851
...and we're vaporized.
1150
01:23:51,560 --> 01:23:53,392
Much more fortunate than the millions
1151
01:23:53,560 --> 01:23:57,100
who'll wander sightless
through the smoldering aftermath.
1152
01:23:58,934 --> 01:24:01,726
We'll be spared
the horror of survival.
1153
01:24:02,393 --> 01:24:05,225
I'm only 17 years old.
1154
01:24:05,976 --> 01:24:07,766
I'm not ready to die yet.
1155
01:24:07,934 --> 01:24:10,225
You won't make a simple phone call?
1156
01:24:12,310 --> 01:24:15,725
If the real Joshua were still alive,
your Joshua...
1157
01:24:15,892 --> 01:24:17,058
...you'd do it.
1158
01:24:17,226 --> 01:24:20,350
We might gain a few years,
enough for you to have a son
1159
01:24:20,517 --> 01:24:22,267
and watch him die.
1160
01:24:24,059 --> 01:24:27,474
But humanity planning
its own destruction...
1161
01:24:28,851 --> 01:24:30,225
...that, a phone call won't stop.
1162
01:24:31,059 --> 01:24:32,391
This is unreal!
1163
01:24:33,018 --> 01:24:35,224
You don't care about death
because you're already dead!
1164
01:24:37,642 --> 01:24:41,017
I know a lot about you.
I know you weren't always like this.
1165
01:24:41,183 --> 01:24:42,850
What's the last thing
you cared about?
1166
01:24:45,392 --> 01:24:47,433
[SHIP HORN BLARING IN DISTANCE]
1167
01:24:47,600 --> 01:24:49,391
You've missed the last ferry.
1168
01:24:57,225 --> 01:24:58,599
You're welcome to stay.
1169
01:24:59,434 --> 01:25:01,308
You want to sleep on the floor?
1170
01:25:05,309 --> 01:25:06,724
Good night.
1171
01:25:10,183 --> 01:25:11,349
Let's get out of here.
1172
01:25:21,516 --> 01:25:23,182
Come on, we'll find a boat.
1173
01:25:23,349 --> 01:25:25,016
There's gotta be a boat.
1174
01:25:38,808 --> 01:25:41,265
[BEEPING]
1175
01:25:42,308 --> 01:25:45,724
Mr. President, we've got 48 nuclear subs
closing on the United States,
1176
01:25:45,890 --> 01:25:50,223
and we've got 100,000 Soviet troops
massing in East Germany.
1177
01:25:50,391 --> 01:25:53,181
We're monitoring their bombers
that are on alert.
1178
01:25:53,349 --> 01:25:55,140
Well, that's a load of shit!
1179
01:25:55,308 --> 01:25:57,223
No, no, sir. Not you.
1180
01:25:57,974 --> 01:26:01,556
Yes, sir. We'll be in touch
as soon as the information changes.
1181
01:26:02,224 --> 01:26:05,514
There's rumors of a new Soviet bomber
with stealth capabilities.
1182
01:26:05,682 --> 01:26:09,389
It can project a false radar image
600 miles from the real aircraft.
1183
01:26:09,557 --> 01:26:11,931
Christ! Now they got us
chasing shadows.
1184
01:26:12,099 --> 01:26:14,931
[COMPUTER HUMMING]
1185
01:26:24,390 --> 01:26:26,264
I think I saw one.
1186
01:26:31,307 --> 01:26:34,597
What kind of asshole lives on
an island and doesn't have a boat?
1187
01:26:36,140 --> 01:26:38,639
Maybe we can swim.
How far do you think it is?
1188
01:26:38,806 --> 01:26:42,306
No, it's two, three miles, at least.
1189
01:26:42,473 --> 01:26:43,805
Maybe more.
1190
01:26:43,973 --> 01:26:45,596
What do you say? Let's go for it.
1191
01:26:45,764 --> 01:26:47,264
- No.
- Come on.
1192
01:26:47,432 --> 01:26:49,513
No. I can't swim.
1193
01:26:51,140 --> 01:26:52,139
You can't swim?
1194
01:26:52,307 --> 01:26:54,388
I can't swim, OK, Wonder Woman?
1195
01:26:55,015 --> 01:26:58,430
What kind of asshole grows up in
Seattle and doesn't learn to swim?
1196
01:26:58,597 --> 01:27:00,722
I never got around to it, OK?
1197
01:27:00,889 --> 01:27:03,763
I always thought there was
gonna be plenty of time.
1198
01:27:03,931 --> 01:27:05,888
Sorry.
1199
01:27:10,848 --> 01:27:13,388
I wish I didn't know
about any of this.
1200
01:27:15,222 --> 01:27:17,513
I wish I was like everybody else
in the world.
1201
01:27:18,347 --> 01:27:21,054
And tomorrow it would just be over.
1202
01:27:23,514 --> 01:27:26,138
There wouldn't be any time
to be sorry...
1203
01:27:27,514 --> 01:27:29,305
...about anything.
1204
01:27:35,972 --> 01:27:37,554
Oh, Jesus.
1205
01:27:39,222 --> 01:27:41,554
I really wanted to learn how to swim.
1206
01:27:42,680 --> 01:27:44,554
I swear to God I did.
1207
01:27:53,888 --> 01:27:56,804
Did I tell you that next week...
1208
01:27:57,513 --> 01:27:59,053
...I was gonna be on TV?
1209
01:27:59,221 --> 01:28:01,554
- You're kidding.
- No.
1210
01:28:01,722 --> 01:28:05,554
Just on that aerobics show
with some girls from my dance class.
1211
01:28:05,722 --> 01:28:06,970
A movie star.
1212
01:28:07,138 --> 01:28:08,554
Yeah.
1213
01:28:09,846 --> 01:28:11,470
It's kind of stupid, huh?
1214
01:28:11,638 --> 01:28:13,928
Nobody would've been
watching me anyway.
1215
01:28:14,096 --> 01:28:16,470
I would have.
1216
01:28:28,887 --> 01:28:32,137
[HELICOPTER APPROACHING]
1217
01:28:35,179 --> 01:28:36,344
Oh, Jesus!
1218
01:28:36,512 --> 01:28:38,511
The bastard turned us in!
1219
01:29:39,720 --> 01:29:42,385
It's all right. Get in!
1220
01:30:01,719 --> 01:30:04,884
[BEEPING]
1221
01:30:09,052 --> 01:30:12,301
[OVER PA] We have a launch detection.
We have a Soviet launch detection.
1222
01:30:12,468 --> 01:30:14,093
BMEWS confirmed a massive attack.
1223
01:30:14,260 --> 01:30:17,884
Missile warning. No malfunction.
Confidence is high.
1224
01:30:18,052 --> 01:30:20,843
- [WOMAN] Is this an exercise?
- [MAN] This is not an exercise.
1225
01:30:21,011 --> 01:30:24,718
General, DBS is tracking
300 inbound Soviet ICBMs.
1226
01:30:31,385 --> 01:30:34,676
Tell me this is one of your simulations,
Mr. McKittrick.
1227
01:30:34,843 --> 01:30:38,718
All right. Flush the bombers,
get the subs in launch mode.
1228
01:30:39,552 --> 01:30:41,384
We are at DEFCON 1.
1229
01:30:41,552 --> 01:30:44,175
- [OVER PA] DEFCON 1.
- [BUZZER SOUNDS]
1230
01:30:46,343 --> 01:30:47,633
[BERINGER] Look at this.
1231
01:30:47,801 --> 01:30:49,967
Major Lem, get me a report on
the WOPR.
1232
01:30:52,051 --> 01:30:55,633
Initial attack profile is
a full-scale Soviet strike.
1233
01:30:55,801 --> 01:31:00,050
WOPR is putting our losses at 85 to 95
percent of the strategic forces.
1234
01:31:00,218 --> 01:31:02,217
What does WOPR recommend?
1235
01:31:03,051 --> 01:31:04,883
[JOHN] Full-scale retaliatory strike.
1236
01:31:06,509 --> 01:31:09,174
I need some machine to tell me that?
1237
01:31:09,759 --> 01:31:11,967
[MAN] President's going to Andrews
to Airborne Command.
1238
01:31:12,134 --> 01:31:13,675
We have to give launch option.
1239
01:31:13,843 --> 01:31:15,425
[BERINGER] Is he in touch
with the Premier?
1240
01:31:15,592 --> 01:31:17,174
Russians are denying everything.
1241
01:31:17,342 --> 01:31:20,883
We have a Soviet submarine
launch detection.
1242
01:31:21,050 --> 01:31:24,300
Let's go into a launch mode.
Close up the mountain.
1243
01:31:24,467 --> 01:31:28,841
[ALARM BLARING]
1244
01:31:31,384 --> 01:31:34,841
[WOMAN] This is Crystal Palace.
We're closing up the mountain. Hurry.
1245
01:31:35,009 --> 01:31:37,590
After the gates are closed,
nobody gets in or out.
1246
01:31:44,758 --> 01:31:46,590
Initiate internal power.
1247
01:31:48,050 --> 01:31:50,049
Generators on and functioning.
1248
01:31:58,883 --> 01:32:00,924
External power disconnected.
1249
01:32:04,508 --> 01:32:06,173
Seal off ventilation shafts.
1250
01:32:07,049 --> 01:32:08,549
Shaft locks sealed.
1251
01:32:13,258 --> 01:32:14,881
- The gate's closed.
- [SCREAMING]
1252
01:32:15,049 --> 01:32:15,881
[DAVID] Oh, Jesus!
1253
01:32:23,466 --> 01:32:24,549
Let's get out!
1254
01:32:24,716 --> 01:32:27,548
- Are you all right?
- Yeah. Run for it.
1255
01:32:27,716 --> 01:32:30,715
[ALARM BLARING]
1256
01:32:30,882 --> 01:32:33,132
Move it! The gate's gonna shut.
Come on!
1257
01:32:34,632 --> 01:32:36,132
Come on! Come on!
1258
01:32:47,465 --> 01:32:49,506
Hold the door! Hold the door!
1259
01:32:53,632 --> 01:32:55,464
Hold the goddamn door!
1260
01:33:01,007 --> 01:33:02,548
Run! Come on! Hurry!
1261
01:33:04,840 --> 01:33:06,880
They're clear! They're clear!
1262
01:33:26,299 --> 01:33:28,463
[MAN] All units confirm weapons
targeted and ready.
1263
01:33:28,631 --> 01:33:30,006
Awaiting launch codes.
1264
01:33:30,173 --> 01:33:31,964
We are in a launch mode.
1265
01:33:32,132 --> 01:33:34,630
Major Lem, lock out changes.
1266
01:33:34,798 --> 01:33:36,505
[LEM] Roger. Lock out enabled.
1267
01:33:46,881 --> 01:33:48,338
All right, I'll call you back.
1268
01:33:49,298 --> 01:33:50,838
Here!
1269
01:33:58,464 --> 01:34:01,380
I don't know what you think
you could do here.
1270
01:34:01,548 --> 01:34:05,213
John! Good to see you.
I see the wife still picks your ties.
1271
01:34:05,381 --> 01:34:06,629
What has this kid been telling you?
1272
01:34:07,672 --> 01:34:08,713
How far has it gone?
1273
01:34:09,463 --> 01:34:11,171
The president's ready to order
a counter-strike.
1274
01:34:11,339 --> 01:34:13,838
That's what we're recommending he do.
1275
01:34:16,338 --> 01:34:19,337
- It's a bluff. Call it off.
- It's not a bluff. It's real.
1276
01:34:19,880 --> 01:34:22,379
Hello, General Beringer!
Stephen Falken.
1277
01:34:23,463 --> 01:34:26,088
[BERINGER] Mr. Falken, you picked
a hell of a day for a visit.
1278
01:34:26,255 --> 01:34:30,963
General, what you see on these screens
up here is a fantasy...
1279
01:34:31,130 --> 01:34:33,546
...a computer-enhanced hallucination.
1280
01:34:33,714 --> 01:34:36,838
Those blips are not real missiles.
They're phantoms.
1281
01:34:37,505 --> 01:34:41,212
Nothing indicates a simulation at all.
Everything's working perfectly.
1282
01:34:41,380 --> 01:34:44,170
- But does it make sense?
- Does what make sense?
1283
01:34:44,338 --> 01:34:45,170
That.
1284
01:34:45,338 --> 01:34:48,920
Look, I don't have time for
a conversation right now!
1285
01:34:49,088 --> 01:34:52,878
General, are you prepared to
destroy the enemy?
1286
01:34:53,046 --> 01:34:55,920
- You bet!
- Do you think they know that?
1287
01:34:56,088 --> 01:34:57,795
I believe we've
made that clear enough.
1288
01:34:57,963 --> 01:34:59,837
Then don't.
1289
01:35:00,671 --> 01:35:02,837
Tell the president to ride out
the attack.
1290
01:35:03,629 --> 01:35:05,712
Sir? They need a decision.
1291
01:35:06,379 --> 01:35:11,004
Do you really believe that the enemy
would attack without provocation,
1292
01:35:11,171 --> 01:35:13,211
using so many missiles,
bombers and subs
1293
01:35:13,379 --> 01:35:16,712
so that we'd have no choice
but to totally annihilate them?
1294
01:35:16,879 --> 01:35:19,295
One minute and 30 seconds to impact.
1295
01:35:19,796 --> 01:35:23,586
General, you are listening
to a machine.
1296
01:35:23,754 --> 01:35:25,628
Do the world a favor
and don't act like one.
1297
01:35:27,546 --> 01:35:30,169
[BEEPING]
1298
01:35:30,337 --> 01:35:33,670
[WOMAN OVER PA] One minute
and 20 seconds to impact.
1299
01:35:45,045 --> 01:35:47,086
Yes, Mr. President.
1300
01:35:47,254 --> 01:35:50,544
At this time, we cannot
positively confirm the inbounds.
1301
01:35:51,004 --> 01:35:53,419
We have reason to believe
they may not exist.
1302
01:35:54,295 --> 01:35:55,919
Yes, that's affirmative.
1303
01:35:57,503 --> 01:35:59,836
Yes, sir. I do too.
1304
01:36:00,004 --> 01:36:02,044
[WOMAN OVER PA] One minute to impact.
1305
01:36:03,753 --> 01:36:04,919
Who's first, how soon?
1306
01:36:05,086 --> 01:36:08,043
Initial impact points
in the 43rd bomb wing at Loring,
1307
01:36:08,211 --> 01:36:11,294
319th at Grand Forks
and Alaskan Air Command at Elmendorf.
1308
01:36:11,461 --> 01:36:13,168
[WOMAN OVER PA] 50 seconds to impact.
1309
01:36:13,336 --> 01:36:16,876
Get me the senior controller at those
stations. I want to talk to them.
1310
01:36:17,044 --> 01:36:18,876
All stations, this is Crystal Palace.
1311
01:36:19,044 --> 01:36:21,876
Stand by for a message from Brass Hat.
Acknowledge.
1312
01:36:22,044 --> 01:36:25,627
[MAN] Elmendorf Air Force Base,
Operations. Lieutenant Colonel Bowers.
1313
01:36:25,794 --> 01:36:29,002
[MAN 2] 319th Bomb Wing, Operations.
Colonel Chase.
1314
01:36:30,044 --> 01:36:31,584
[MAN 3] This is Loring Air Force Base.
1315
01:36:31,752 --> 01:36:34,043
The senior controller
isn't here right now.
1316
01:36:34,211 --> 01:36:36,501
That's all right. Who are you?
1317
01:36:36,669 --> 01:36:39,376
Sir, this is Airman Dougherty, sir.
1318
01:36:40,544 --> 01:36:42,835
This is General Beringer at NORAD.
1319
01:36:43,003 --> 01:36:45,043
Our current situation is...
1320
01:36:46,044 --> 01:36:47,668
Men...
1321
01:36:47,836 --> 01:36:52,584
...we are currently tracking
about 2400 inbound Soviet warheads.
1322
01:36:52,752 --> 01:36:55,293
But at the moment,
we cannot confirm this.
1323
01:36:55,460 --> 01:36:58,042
I repeat, we cannot confirm this.
1324
01:36:58,210 --> 01:37:00,126
Thirty seconds to impact.
1325
01:37:00,877 --> 01:37:04,835
[BERINGER] We're right there with you
guys. We've taken all the steps we can.
1326
01:37:06,210 --> 01:37:08,293
Stand by to launch missiles
at my command.
1327
01:37:15,918 --> 01:37:18,583
Stay on this channel
as long as you can.
1328
01:37:19,043 --> 01:37:20,542
We'll be standing by.
1329
01:37:20,710 --> 01:37:23,418
[WOMAN OVER PA]
Twenty seconds to impact.
1330
01:37:32,710 --> 01:37:33,959
Ten...
1331
01:37:34,127 --> 01:37:35,084
...nine...
1332
01:37:35,251 --> 01:37:37,001
...eight...
1333
01:37:37,168 --> 01:37:38,126
...seven...
1334
01:37:38,293 --> 01:37:39,667
...six...
1335
01:37:39,835 --> 01:37:41,542
...five...
1336
01:37:41,710 --> 01:37:42,709
...four...
1337
01:37:42,876 --> 01:37:44,166
...three...
1338
01:37:44,334 --> 01:37:45,542
...two...
1339
01:37:45,710 --> 01:37:47,709
...one. Impact.
1340
01:37:47,876 --> 01:37:51,916
[LOW BEEPING]
1341
01:38:00,209 --> 01:38:03,375
[LOW RAPID BEEPING]
1342
01:38:05,376 --> 01:38:11,791
This is Crystal Palace.
You still on?
1343
01:38:11,959 --> 01:38:13,499
Anyone there?
1344
01:38:15,376 --> 01:38:17,499
[MAN] That's affirmative, sir.
1345
01:38:17,667 --> 01:38:19,582
[MAN 2] Yeah! We're here!
1346
01:38:19,750 --> 01:38:22,791
- Christ! We're here!
- Boards are showing impact.
1347
01:38:24,583 --> 01:38:27,874
[MAN 3] No, sir. No impact.
We're alive and well.
1348
01:38:28,042 --> 01:38:31,374
All right!
1349
01:38:31,542 --> 01:38:34,708
[ALL CHEERING]
1350
01:38:36,709 --> 01:38:38,374
All right!
1351
01:38:45,916 --> 01:38:47,499
Recall the bombers!
1352
01:38:47,667 --> 01:38:50,748
Stand down the missiles!
1353
01:39:03,083 --> 01:39:04,957
[RAPID BEEPING]
1354
01:39:06,541 --> 01:39:10,207
[BEEPING, BUZZER SOUNDS]
1355
01:39:21,416 --> 01:39:23,873
Joshua, what are you doing?
1356
01:39:27,249 --> 01:39:29,540
COC, I need Dr. McKittrick right away.
1357
01:39:30,040 --> 01:39:31,164
This is McKittrick.
1358
01:39:31,332 --> 01:39:34,956
We got a problem.
WOPR is not letting me log back on.
1359
01:39:35,124 --> 01:39:37,123
I can't get in to stand down
the missiles.
1360
01:39:37,291 --> 01:39:38,665
All right, stand by.
1361
01:39:43,623 --> 01:39:45,789
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
1362
01:39:51,498 --> 01:39:52,956
Paul, this is McKittrick.
1363
01:39:53,124 --> 01:39:58,081
- The WOPR's not letting us back in.
- I know. No one can get back on.
1364
01:39:58,249 --> 01:40:02,747
We're trying everything. It's like
the password file has been wiped out.
1365
01:40:02,915 --> 01:40:05,706
Don't you think I would've tried that?
1366
01:40:09,540 --> 01:40:10,872
[DAVID] What are those?
1367
01:40:11,665 --> 01:40:13,122
Those are launch codes.
1368
01:40:13,290 --> 01:40:14,831
What are they for?
1369
01:40:15,456 --> 01:40:19,038
Joshua's finding the right code
so he can launch the missiles himself.
1370
01:40:29,956 --> 01:40:31,247
[JOHN] What's happening?
1371
01:40:31,415 --> 01:40:33,788
The random number generators
aren't even running.
1372
01:40:33,956 --> 01:40:35,788
- Got anything?
- I'm still looking.
1373
01:40:35,956 --> 01:40:38,579
I got no idea.
It could be coming from anywhere.
1374
01:40:38,747 --> 01:40:40,372
[LAUGHING]
1375
01:40:40,539 --> 01:40:42,413
Sir, you better get on the headset.
1376
01:40:44,956 --> 01:40:46,038
Yeah?
1377
01:40:46,206 --> 01:40:50,705
The machine's locked us out. It's
sending random numbers to the silos.
1378
01:40:50,872 --> 01:40:53,246
It's trying to hit the codes
to launch the missiles.
1379
01:40:53,414 --> 01:40:55,413
Just unplug the goddamn thing.
1380
01:40:55,580 --> 01:40:58,538
- Jesus Christ!
- That won't work, general.
1381
01:40:59,330 --> 01:41:02,663
It would interpret a shutdown
as the destruction of NORAD.
1382
01:41:02,831 --> 01:41:06,371
Computers in the silos would carry out
their last instructions. They'd launch.
1383
01:41:07,372 --> 01:41:08,830
Can't we disarm the missiles?
1384
01:41:08,997 --> 01:41:11,746
Over a thousand of them?
There's no time.
1385
01:41:11,913 --> 01:41:15,912
At this rate, it'll hit
the launch codes in 5.3 minutes.
1386
01:41:17,539 --> 01:41:18,621
Mr. McKittrick?
1387
01:41:19,497 --> 01:41:22,578
After very careful consideration,
I've come to the conclusion
1388
01:41:22,746 --> 01:41:25,288
that your new defense system sucks.
1389
01:41:27,038 --> 01:41:29,162
I don't have to take that,
you sack of shit!
1390
01:41:29,330 --> 01:41:32,787
Oh, I was hoping for something
a little better than that from you,
1391
01:41:32,955 --> 01:41:34,662
a man of your education.
1392
01:41:34,830 --> 01:41:36,453
[MAN] It's the president.
1393
01:41:41,371 --> 01:41:44,287
Well, what are you gonna tell him?
1394
01:41:45,746 --> 01:41:48,620
That I'm ordering our bombers
back to fail-safe.
1395
01:41:49,037 --> 01:41:51,287
We might have to go through
this thing after all.
1396
01:41:54,538 --> 01:41:55,495
Yes, sir.
1397
01:41:55,830 --> 01:41:59,370
[LOW HUMMING, BEEPING]
1398
01:42:03,037 --> 01:42:06,203
He's got one. When he gets 10,
he'll launch the missiles.
1399
01:42:06,371 --> 01:42:07,786
Can't they stop it?
1400
01:42:07,954 --> 01:42:10,161
No, they can't.
1401
01:42:10,329 --> 01:42:12,120
[BEEPING]
1402
01:42:12,288 --> 01:42:15,203
They've taken out my password!
1403
01:42:15,371 --> 01:42:16,494
What are we gonna do?
1404
01:42:16,662 --> 01:42:18,328
I don't know. Do you?
1405
01:42:18,704 --> 01:42:21,536
I told you not to start playing games
with that thing.
1406
01:42:25,912 --> 01:42:27,036
It's games.
1407
01:42:29,620 --> 01:42:31,703
- Games!
- Try it.
1408
01:42:31,870 --> 01:42:33,327
John, let's feed it a tapeworm.
1409
01:42:33,495 --> 01:42:36,536
- It might smash the system.
- The kid get in by the back door?
1410
01:42:36,704 --> 01:42:38,828
- We took it out.
- Can we invade the deep logic?
1411
01:42:38,996 --> 01:42:40,577
We keep hitting a firewall.
1412
01:42:40,745 --> 01:42:42,327
If it wants to play a game, then play.
1413
01:42:42,495 --> 01:42:44,661
- Have it list games.
- Stephen, for chrissake!
1414
01:42:44,829 --> 01:42:46,411
[JENNIFER] Let him!
He's played it before.
1415
01:42:46,578 --> 01:42:48,452
- He can't do any worse.
- [PAT] Two numbers.
1416
01:42:48,620 --> 01:42:51,952
I'd piss on a spark plug
if I thought it'd do any good.
1417
01:42:52,120 --> 01:42:53,577
Let the boy in there.
1418
01:42:53,744 --> 01:42:54,827
List games.
1419
01:43:01,078 --> 01:43:02,244
"Chess."
1420
01:43:05,536 --> 01:43:07,244
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
1421
01:43:09,703 --> 01:43:11,368
Three numbers locked in.
1422
01:43:11,536 --> 01:43:12,785
"Poker."
1423
01:43:14,369 --> 01:43:15,160
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
1424
01:43:15,327 --> 01:43:18,202
[MAN] The security system's not gonna
let anything through.
1425
01:43:21,703 --> 01:43:23,410
"Global thermonuclear war."
1426
01:43:28,077 --> 01:43:29,660
[BEEPING]
1427
01:43:32,411 --> 01:43:33,618
[PAT] Four numbers.
1428
01:43:34,202 --> 01:43:35,867
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
1429
01:43:36,035 --> 01:43:38,076
Stephen, for chrissake, do something.
1430
01:43:38,244 --> 01:43:40,867
- Come on, kid. Let's go.
- No. Try again.
1431
01:43:44,327 --> 01:43:46,243
- Put the list back up.
- We tried that.
1432
01:43:46,411 --> 01:43:48,243
- Put it up!
- Yes, put it up.
1433
01:43:56,535 --> 01:43:59,076
- It's not on the list!
- What's not on the list?
1434
01:43:59,244 --> 01:44:01,118
It's gotta be in there.
1435
01:44:04,160 --> 01:44:07,034
"Tic-tac-toe."
1436
01:44:13,702 --> 01:44:14,701
You're in.
1437
01:44:15,243 --> 01:44:17,492
- [MAN] Order to disarm the missiles.
- No. No.
1438
01:44:20,702 --> 01:44:22,200
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
1439
01:44:27,285 --> 01:44:29,367
Five numbers. It's got half the code.
1440
01:44:31,410 --> 01:44:32,617
One.
1441
01:44:34,493 --> 01:44:36,534
- Put X in the center.
- I know.
1442
01:44:47,826 --> 01:44:49,825
- [PAT] Six up.
- [MAN] You can't win that game.
1443
01:44:49,993 --> 01:44:53,033
I know that. It doesn't.
It hasn't learned.
1444
01:44:53,201 --> 01:44:55,283
Can you make it play itself?
1445
01:44:56,242 --> 01:44:57,866
Yes. Number of players: Zero.
1446
01:45:06,701 --> 01:45:10,366
[BEEPING]
1447
01:45:19,117 --> 01:45:20,074
Seven!
1448
01:45:20,242 --> 01:45:22,907
Come on. Learn, goddamn it!
1449
01:45:24,492 --> 01:45:27,865
[RAPID BEEPING]
1450
01:45:35,741 --> 01:45:36,782
Eight!
1451
01:45:36,950 --> 01:45:38,448
[PAUL] Must be caught in a loop.
1452
01:45:38,616 --> 01:45:41,365
It's drawing more power
from the rest of the system.
1453
01:45:42,908 --> 01:45:44,282
[PAT] Nine numbers!
1454
01:45:47,491 --> 01:45:48,282
[RAPID BEEPING]
1455
01:45:48,449 --> 01:45:51,365
Ten! It's got the code.
It'll launch!
1456
01:46:05,533 --> 01:46:06,990
- [EXPLOSION]
- [SCREAMS]
1457
01:46:10,074 --> 01:46:12,698
[MAN] Colonel Conley, call SAC
for a launch status report.
1458
01:46:15,241 --> 01:46:17,240
- Get me the president.
- Yes, sir.
1459
01:46:26,532 --> 01:46:44,364
[LOW RUMBLING]
1460
01:46:50,657 --> 01:46:51,614
How you doing?
1461
01:46:51,782 --> 01:46:55,197
Our land lines are dead. I'm trying
to break through on satellites.
1462
01:47:08,614 --> 01:47:12,030
[RADIO FEEDBACK]
1463
01:47:16,031 --> 01:47:18,905
[OVERLAPPING INDISTINCT CHATTER]
1464
01:47:20,447 --> 01:47:21,863
What's it doing?
1465
01:47:22,031 --> 01:47:23,196
It's learning.
1466
01:48:10,780 --> 01:48:13,570
[JOSHUA] Greetings, Professor Falken.
1467
01:48:22,697 --> 01:48:23,696
"Hello...
1468
01:48:24,238 --> 01:48:25,362
...Joshua."
1469
01:48:26,488 --> 01:48:27,737
Strange game.
1470
01:48:27,904 --> 01:48:31,861
The only winning move
is not to play.
1471
01:48:39,530 --> 01:48:43,778
How about a nice game of chess?
1472
01:48:45,904 --> 01:48:49,903
[INDISTINCT CHEERING]
1473
01:49:19,320 --> 01:49:20,569
Colonel Conley...
1474
01:49:21,404 --> 01:49:24,152
- ...take us to DEFCON 5.
- Yes, sir.
1475
01:52:35,941 --> 01:52:36,774
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