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1 | 00:00:08,742 | 00:00:10,505 | Good afternoon, miss. May I help you? | Good afternoon, miss. May I help you? |
2 | 00:00:11,644 | 00:00:13,509 | Hi. Jaime Sommers to see Dr. Hatch. | Hi. Jaime Sommers to see Dr. Hatch. |
3 | 00:00:14,014 | 00:00:15,003 | That's her. | That's her. |
4 | 00:00:15,215 | 00:00:16,443 | You're right, Mr. Goldman. | You're right, Mr. Goldman. |
5 | 00:00:16,683 | 00:00:18,947 | She's the last person in the world anyone would suspect | She's the last person in the world anyone would suspect |
6 | 00:00:19,019 | 00:00:20,486 | that we'd use for this assignment. | that we'd use for this assignment. |
7 | 00:00:21,221 | 00:00:25,317 | Maybe a bit young and pretty for such responsibility, | Maybe a bit young and pretty for such responsibility, |
8 | 00:00:25,558 | 00:00:28,425 | but as you say, what better disguise could there be? | but as you say, what better disguise could there be? |
9 | 00:00:38,972 | 00:00:40,940 | Thank you. Just follow this road. | Thank you. Just follow this road. |
10 | 00:00:41,007 | 00:00:42,907 | Another guard will show you to Dr. Hatch's office. | Another guard will show you to Dr. Hatch's office. |
11 | 00:00:43,410 | 00:00:44,399 | Okay. | Okay. |
12 | 00:00:47,313 | 00:00:48,507 | (GATE BUZZlNG) | (GATE BUZZlNG) |
13 | 00:00:59,392 | 00:01:00,586 | HATCH: Well, Miss Sommers, what do you think? | HATCH: Well, Miss Sommers, what do you think? |
14 | 00:01:00,660 | 00:01:04,687 | Does that look like three years' work and nearly $40 million? | Does that look like three years' work and nearly $40 million? |
15 | 00:01:05,698 | 00:01:07,063 | Looks like a garage door opener. | Looks like a garage door opener. |
16 | 00:01:08,535 | 00:01:09,763 | I suppose when you plug that little goody in it, | I suppose when you plug that little goody in it, |
17 | 00:01:09,836 | 00:01:11,098 | it does all kinds of exotic things, huh? | it does all kinds of exotic things, huh? |
18 | 00:01:11,771 | 00:01:13,898 | As a matter of fact, that does about cover it. | As a matter of fact, that does about cover it. |
19 | 00:01:14,240 | 00:01:17,971 | Specifically, it's Dr. Hatch's cryptograph analyzer. | Specifically, it's Dr. Hatch's cryptograph analyzer. |
20 | 00:01:18,078 | 00:01:19,705 | HATCH: Plugged into the right computer, | HATCH: Plugged into the right computer, |
21 | 00:01:19,779 | 00:01:22,646 | that goody can break any code in the world. | that goody can break any code in the world. |
22 | 00:01:22,715 | 00:01:25,149 | And if it does what Dr. Hatch says it does, | And if it does what Dr. Hatch says it does, |
23 | 00:01:25,752 | 00:01:27,811 | it will be invaluable to NATO's defense. | it will be invaluable to NATO's defense. |
24 | 00:01:28,922 | 00:01:30,651 | Other people think so, too. | Other people think so, too. |
25 | 00:01:30,924 | 00:01:33,222 | There's been an attempt made to steal it over the past month. | There's been an attempt made to steal it over the past month. |
26 | 00:01:33,393 | 00:01:36,794 | Luckily, the guards here spotted it, but we can't take any chances. | Luckily, the guards here spotted it, but we can't take any chances. |
27 | 00:01:36,863 | 00:01:40,765 | Jaime, tomorrow morning a special military convoy will escort it | Jaime, tomorrow morning a special military convoy will escort it |
28 | 00:01:41,334 | 00:01:43,393 | to Mojave Secret Center for testing. | to Mojave Secret Center for testing. |
29 | 00:01:44,037 | 00:01:46,335 | And I get to ride on a truck with 400 Marines, right? | And I get to ride on a truck with 400 Marines, right? |
30 | 00:01:46,406 | 00:01:47,737 | Wrong. Oh. | Wrong. Oh. |
31 | 00:01:48,341 | 00:01:50,673 | We're gonna steal a little old idea from the British. | We're gonna steal a little old idea from the British. |
32 | 00:01:50,777 | 00:01:54,941 | At the turn of the century, there was a fabulous diamond called the Star of Africa. | At the turn of the century, there was a fabulous diamond called the Star of Africa. |
33 | 00:01:55,014 | 00:01:56,538 | The British knew that thieves were after it, | The British knew that thieves were after it, |
34 | 00:01:56,616 | 00:01:58,948 | so they apparently sent it to London under heavy guards. | so they apparently sent it to London under heavy guards. |
35 | 00:01:59,285 | 00:02:03,312 | What they actually did was simply mail it parcel post. | What they actually did was simply mail it parcel post. |
36 | 00:02:03,823 | 00:02:06,792 | Nobody knew the difference. It arrived safely. | Nobody knew the difference. It arrived safely. |
37 | 00:02:07,827 | 00:02:10,819 | So I'm gonna be your basic plain brown wrapper, hmm? | So I'm gonna be your basic plain brown wrapper, hmm? |
38 | 00:02:12,065 | 00:02:14,363 | Mr. Goldman suggested this plan of delivery. | Mr. Goldman suggested this plan of delivery. |
39 | 00:02:14,901 | 00:02:18,234 | With three years of my work on the line, I was doubtful. | With three years of my work on the line, I was doubtful. |
40 | 00:02:18,805 | 00:02:20,295 | But he finally convinced me. | But he finally convinced me. |
41 | 00:02:21,407 | 00:02:23,204 | Listen, don't feel bad about that. | Listen, don't feel bad about that. |
42 | 00:02:23,276 | 00:02:24,937 | I'm gonna have badges printed up | I'm gonna have badges printed up |
43 | 00:02:25,011 | 00:02:27,639 | about that big, and they're gonna say, "Oscar talked me into it." | about that big, and they're gonna say, "Oscar talked me into it." |
44 | 00:02:28,515 | 00:02:29,504 | (CHUCKLES) | (CHUCKLES) |
45 | 00:02:29,782 | 00:02:32,876 | You'll be met by General Frank Partridge. | You'll be met by General Frank Partridge. |
46 | 00:02:34,087 | 00:02:37,352 | You will sign the usual security receipts in | You will sign the usual security receipts in |
47 | 00:02:37,423 | 00:02:38,412 | triplicate. Triplicate. | triplicate. Triplicate. |
48 | 00:02:38,491 | 00:02:39,480 | (LAUGHS) | (LAUGHS) |
49 | 00:02:44,164 | 00:02:46,359 | All right. The second one's there. | All right. The second one's there. |
50 | 00:02:46,799 | 00:02:49,927 | The third one goes to Dr. Hatch for his files. | The third one goes to Dr. Hatch for his files. |
51 | 00:02:50,270 | 00:02:51,362 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
52 | 00:02:52,305 | 00:02:53,738 | This goes in here. | This goes in here. |
53 | 00:02:56,743 | 00:02:59,405 | Now, it's in your care. | Now, it's in your care. |
54 | 00:02:59,646 | 00:03:01,136 | Some girls have all the luck. | Some girls have all the luck. |
55 | 00:03:01,414 | 00:03:03,712 | Oh, Oscar, there's one thing I wanted to ask you. | Oh, Oscar, there's one thing I wanted to ask you. |
56 | 00:03:03,950 | 00:03:07,044 | If the Mojave Secret Center is a secret, how do I find it? | If the Mojave Secret Center is a secret, how do I find it? |
57 | 00:03:07,220 | 00:03:09,415 | There's a helicopter pilot waiting at the base. | There's a helicopter pilot waiting at the base. |
58 | 00:03:10,456 | 00:03:12,185 | He knows the route and the landing codes. | He knows the route and the landing codes. |
59 | 00:03:12,725 | 00:03:14,056 | You'll leave after dark. | You'll leave after dark. |
60 | 00:03:14,294 | 00:03:15,283 | Okay. | Okay. |
61 | 00:03:15,595 | 00:03:18,564 | Dr. Hatch, it was a pleasure meeting you. | Dr. Hatch, it was a pleasure meeting you. |
62 | 00:03:18,998 | 00:03:21,091 | And don't worry about your brainchild. I'll take good care of it. | And don't worry about your brainchild. I'll take good care of it. |
63 | 00:03:35,014 | 00:03:37,209 | The courier just left. It's a woman. | The courier just left. It's a woman. |
64 | 00:03:37,584 | 00:03:39,711 | Yeah. Mid 20's, pretty. | Yeah. Mid 20's, pretty. |
65 | 00:03:40,119 | 00:03:42,280 | Too bad it's the last delivery she'll ever make. | Too bad it's the last delivery she'll ever make. |
66 | 00:05:45,111 | 00:05:46,339 | (BEEPlNG) | (BEEPlNG) |
67 | 00:05:46,412 | 00:05:48,539 | MlLLY: I can't buy the tickets until we have the money. | MlLLY: I can't buy the tickets until we have the money. |
68 | 00:05:48,781 | 00:05:51,807 | All right. Then we'll buy them together at the airport tomorrow. | All right. Then we'll buy them together at the airport tomorrow. |
69 | 00:05:52,018 | 00:05:53,110 | Okay. | Okay. |
70 | 00:05:53,219 | 00:05:55,915 | This must be my passenger. Got to go. | This must be my passenger. Got to go. |
71 | 00:05:56,389 | 00:05:58,857 | Hey, if you think you're leaving | Hey, if you think you're leaving |
72 | 00:05:58,925 | 00:06:00,790 | without a sample of what's in store for you | without a sample of what's in store for you |
73 | 00:06:00,860 | 00:06:03,158 | when we get to Mexico, you're crazy. | when we get to Mexico, you're crazy. |
74 | 00:06:09,535 | 00:06:11,332 | Ooh! Sorry, kids. | Ooh! Sorry, kids. |
75 | 00:06:13,673 | 00:06:14,662 | Love you. | Love you. |
76 | 00:06:15,141 | 00:06:16,574 | You too. Bye. | You too. Bye. |
77 | 00:06:24,050 | 00:06:26,450 | Hi. Hi. | Hi. Hi. |
78 | 00:06:26,519 | 00:06:28,009 | I'm Ted Ryan. Jaime Sommers. | I'm Ted Ryan. Jaime Sommers. |
79 | 00:06:28,087 | 00:06:29,247 | Can I ask who sent you? | Can I ask who sent you? |
80 | 00:06:29,322 | 00:06:30,380 | Oscar Goldman. | Oscar Goldman. |
81 | 00:06:30,523 | 00:06:32,718 | Then I guess we're meant for each other. (CHUCKLES) | Then I guess we're meant for each other. (CHUCKLES) |
82 | 00:06:33,860 | 00:06:34,918 | Where are we going? | Where are we going? |
83 | 00:06:34,994 | 00:06:36,393 | Mojave Center. | Mojave Center. |
84 | 00:06:41,234 | 00:06:42,826 | Well, if you don't know where this place is, | Well, if you don't know where this place is, |
85 | 00:06:42,902 | 00:06:43,960 | we're both in a lot of trouble. | we're both in a lot of trouble. |
86 | 00:06:44,036 | 00:06:46,470 | Oh, I've been there three times this month. | Oh, I've been there three times this month. |
87 | 00:06:46,539 | 00:06:47,528 | Good. | Good. |
88 | 00:06:47,607 | 00:06:50,041 | Why's a nice girl like you going to a place like that? | Why's a nice girl like you going to a place like that? |
89 | 00:06:50,576 | 00:06:51,565 | Uh... | Uh... |
90 | 00:06:52,145 | 00:06:54,739 | Gathering samples for my snake collection. | Gathering samples for my snake collection. |
91 | 00:06:54,814 | 00:06:57,112 | Yeah. Right. Ask a dumb question... | Yeah. Right. Ask a dumb question... |
92 | 00:06:58,050 | 00:07:01,019 | Well, shall we whirly? | Well, shall we whirly? |
93 | 00:07:01,087 | 00:07:02,645 | Oh, I thought you'd never ask. | Oh, I thought you'd never ask. |
94 | 00:07:36,556 | 00:07:39,024 | RYAN: The desert test area should be just ahead. | RYAN: The desert test area should be just ahead. |
95 | 00:07:49,802 | 00:07:50,996 | That's it. | That's it. |
96 | 00:07:52,538 | 00:07:53,869 | JAlME: I don't see any buildings. | JAlME: I don't see any buildings. |
97 | 00:07:53,940 | 00:07:56,932 | You're not supposed to. The whole center is underground. | You're not supposed to. The whole center is underground. |
98 | 00:07:57,343 | 00:08:00,039 | It's a great duty if you're a mole. (CHUCKLES) | It's a great duty if you're a mole. (CHUCKLES) |
99 | 00:08:32,378 | 00:08:34,039 | May I see your lD, please? | May I see your lD, please? |
100 | 00:08:38,851 | 00:08:42,252 | Thank you, Miss Sommers. ID confirmed, sir. | Thank you, Miss Sommers. ID confirmed, sir. |
101 | 00:08:49,729 | 00:08:51,663 | Good evening. I'm Frank Partridge. | Good evening. I'm Frank Partridge. |
102 | 00:08:52,164 | 00:08:55,327 | You have a package for me from my good friend, Oscar Goldman. | You have a package for me from my good friend, Oscar Goldman. |
103 | 00:08:55,401 | 00:08:56,993 | Certainly do, General. | Certainly do, General. |
104 | 00:09:02,008 | 00:09:03,270 | Ah, yes. | Ah, yes. |
105 | 00:09:04,677 | 00:09:06,770 | I imagine you're as glad to get rid of this as we are to get it. | I imagine you're as glad to get rid of this as we are to get it. |
106 | 00:09:07,513 | 00:09:08,980 | (LAUGHS) I couldn't have said that better myself. | (LAUGHS) I couldn't have said that better myself. |
107 | 00:09:09,482 | 00:09:10,506 | You have the receipt? | You have the receipt? |
108 | 00:09:10,616 | 00:09:11,742 | Yes. | Yes. |
109 | 00:09:14,487 | 00:09:16,114 | Okay. If you'll sign there, please. | Okay. If you'll sign there, please. |
110 | 00:09:20,526 | 00:09:21,584 | Your thumb. | Your thumb. |
111 | 00:09:26,899 | 00:09:29,697 | Thank you. Now the bottom copy is yours. | Thank you. Now the bottom copy is yours. |
112 | 00:09:30,102 | 00:09:31,501 | Tell Oscar hello for me, | Tell Oscar hello for me, |
113 | 00:09:31,938 | 00:09:35,203 | and ask him to send you back to us when we test the decoder. | and ask him to send you back to us when we test the decoder. |
114 | 00:09:36,175 | 00:09:37,335 | That'd be a thrill. | That'd be a thrill. |
115 | 00:09:37,944 | 00:09:39,377 | This is for the pilot. | This is for the pilot. |
116 | 00:09:39,779 | 00:09:41,713 | Dispatches for the base. Nothing priority. | Dispatches for the base. Nothing priority. |
117 | 00:09:43,082 | 00:09:45,710 | Thanks again, Miss Sommers. Have a safe trip home. | Thanks again, Miss Sommers. Have a safe trip home. |
118 | 00:09:46,352 | 00:09:47,546 | Pleasure meeting you, sir. | Pleasure meeting you, sir. |
119 | 00:09:56,495 | 00:09:57,655 | Dispatches for the base. | Dispatches for the base. |
120 | 00:10:48,948 | 00:10:49,937 | Okay. | Okay. |
121 | 00:10:51,317 | 00:10:52,409 | Bye. Bye. | Bye. Bye. |
122 | 00:11:32,858 | 00:11:34,189 | OSCAR: Hello? Oscar? | OSCAR: Hello? Oscar? |
123 | 00:11:34,460 | 00:11:35,893 | Yeah. Mission complete. | Yeah. Mission complete. |
124 | 00:11:36,562 | 00:11:38,587 | Good. Go home and get some sleep. | Good. Go home and get some sleep. |
125 | 00:11:39,198 | 00:11:41,098 | I'll send a car by later to pick up the receipt. | I'll send a car by later to pick up the receipt. |
126 | 00:11:41,167 | 00:11:43,692 | Much later, please. This is one tired little girl. | Much later, please. This is one tired little girl. |
127 | 00:11:44,270 | 00:11:46,864 | My legs even have metal fatigue. (LAUGHS) | My legs even have metal fatigue. (LAUGHS) |
128 | 00:11:47,573 | 00:11:48,870 | Goodbye. Goodbye. | Goodbye. Goodbye. |
129 | 00:11:59,919 | 00:12:02,410 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
130 | 00:12:21,707 | 00:12:23,140 | (RlNGlNG) | (RlNGlNG) |
131 | 00:12:25,644 | 00:12:26,906 | JAlME: Go away. | JAlME: Go away. |
132 | 00:12:29,482 | 00:12:30,744 | Come on. | Come on. |
133 | 00:12:36,388 | 00:12:37,946 | Hello. This is a recording. | Hello. This is a recording. |
134 | 00:12:38,124 | 00:12:39,591 | I am not at home at the moment, | I am not at home at the moment, |
135 | 00:12:39,658 | 00:12:42,354 | but if you care to leave your name and your number at the sound of the beep, | but if you care to leave your name and your number at the sound of the beep, |
136 | 00:12:42,428 | 00:12:44,453 | I may call you when I wake up. Beep. | I may call you when I wake up. Beep. |
137 | 00:12:45,698 | 00:12:48,223 | Jaime. Jaime, will you cut that out. This is Oscar. | Jaime. Jaime, will you cut that out. This is Oscar. |
138 | 00:12:49,101 | 00:12:50,090 | Hi. | Hi. |
139 | 00:12:50,669 | 00:12:52,193 | Listen, there's something wrong here. | Listen, there's something wrong here. |
140 | 00:12:52,271 | 00:12:54,205 | I just got a call from General Partridge. | I just got a call from General Partridge. |
141 | 00:12:54,273 | 00:12:55,831 | He says that you never arrived. | He says that you never arrived. |
142 | 00:12:56,208 | 00:12:57,368 | What? | What? |
143 | 00:12:57,910 | 00:13:00,140 | Oscar, I put that decoder right in his hand, | Oscar, I put that decoder right in his hand, |
144 | 00:13:00,212 | 00:13:02,476 | and he signed the receipt in the normal way. | and he signed the receipt in the normal way. |
145 | 00:13:02,848 | 00:13:04,145 | And you have that receipt with you? | And you have that receipt with you? |
146 | 00:13:04,884 | 00:13:06,249 | Yeah. It's in my purse. | Yeah. It's in my purse. |
147 | 00:13:06,719 | 00:13:08,084 | Hey, what's going on, Oscar? | Hey, what's going on, Oscar? |
148 | 00:13:08,154 | 00:13:10,952 | All I know is that everybody from the Secretary on down | All I know is that everybody from the Secretary on down |
149 | 00:13:11,023 | 00:13:13,423 | says the decoder is missing and nobody knows what happened. | says the decoder is missing and nobody knows what happened. |
150 | 00:13:13,959 | 00:13:16,018 | Well, you can put me on that list too, huh? | Well, you can put me on that list too, huh? |
151 | 00:13:16,428 | 00:13:19,522 | I'll tell you what. I'll send a car over right away. | I'll tell you what. I'll send a car over right away. |
152 | 00:13:20,766 | 00:13:22,324 | Hold on a minute, Oscar. | Hold on a minute, Oscar. |
153 | 00:13:33,012 | 00:13:34,172 | Oh, boy! | Oh, boy! |
154 | 00:13:37,116 | 00:13:38,606 | Oscar, the car's here already. | Oscar, the car's here already. |
155 | 00:13:39,418 | 00:13:40,885 | Uh-oh. | Uh-oh. |
156 | 00:13:41,554 | 00:13:43,749 | That must be the National Security Bureau. | That must be the National Security Bureau. |
157 | 00:13:44,356 | 00:13:46,449 | You go with them and I'll meet you at their office. | You go with them and I'll meet you at their office. |
158 | 00:13:47,226 | 00:13:49,057 | Hey, am I in some kind of trouble? | Hey, am I in some kind of trouble? |
159 | 00:13:49,728 | 00:13:51,195 | Nothing that we can't fix. | Nothing that we can't fix. |
160 | 00:13:52,198 | 00:13:53,187 | Don't worry, babe. | Don't worry, babe. |
161 | 00:13:53,933 | 00:13:57,664 | Yeah, every time I hear someone say, "Don't worry," the first thing I do is worry. | Yeah, every time I hear someone say, "Don't worry," the first thing I do is worry. |
162 | 00:13:59,205 | 00:14:01,867 | I'll see you there. Bye. | I'll see you there. Bye. |
163 | 00:14:16,355 | 00:14:18,721 | Miss Sommers, this is Chief lnvestigator Gregory. | Miss Sommers, this is Chief lnvestigator Gregory. |
164 | 00:14:19,291 | 00:14:20,622 | Hello. How do you do? | Hello. How do you do? |
165 | 00:14:22,228 | 00:14:24,662 | Now, Jaime, you say you got a receipt from General Partridge. | Now, Jaime, you say you got a receipt from General Partridge. |
166 | 00:14:24,730 | 00:14:25,924 | Do you have it with you? Yes. | Do you have it with you? Yes. |
167 | 00:14:33,672 | 00:14:35,435 | I think this will clear things up. | I think this will clear things up. |
168 | 00:14:39,411 | 00:14:40,776 | Verify this immediately. | Verify this immediately. |
169 | 00:14:45,317 | 00:14:46,682 | May I ask you what's going on? | May I ask you what's going on? |
170 | 00:14:47,553 | 00:14:51,045 | Uh, why is the Security Bureau involved in this? Nobody will tell me anything. | Uh, why is the Security Bureau involved in this? Nobody will tell me anything. |
171 | 00:14:52,124 | 00:14:53,591 | Just routine, Miss Sommers. | Just routine, Miss Sommers. |
172 | 00:14:54,193 | 00:14:56,991 | Sometimes organizations are incapable of policing themselves. | Sometimes organizations are incapable of policing themselves. |
173 | 00:14:57,196 | 00:14:59,630 | You know, club members protecting other club members, | You know, club members protecting other club members, |
174 | 00:14:59,865 | 00:15:01,730 | doctors for doctors, lawyers for lawyers, | doctors for doctors, lawyers for lawyers, |
175 | 00:15:01,834 | 00:15:04,803 | police, politicians, generals, and everybody. | police, politicians, generals, and everybody. |
176 | 00:15:06,071 | 00:15:07,299 | I see. | I see. |
177 | 00:15:07,373 | 00:15:10,638 | And you're afraid the OSl is incapable of judging who, me? | And you're afraid the OSl is incapable of judging who, me? |
178 | 00:15:11,377 | 00:15:13,277 | I'm sure we can clear this up very quickly. | I'm sure we can clear this up very quickly. |
179 | 00:15:13,612 | 00:15:14,806 | Good. | Good. |
180 | 00:15:15,581 | 00:15:16,639 | One way or another. | One way or another. |
181 | 00:15:19,084 | 00:15:20,483 | Please be seated, Miss Sommers. | Please be seated, Miss Sommers. |
182 | 00:15:25,524 | 00:15:27,424 | Now, Miss Sommers, exactly what happened? | Now, Miss Sommers, exactly what happened? |
183 | 00:15:27,493 | 00:15:28,926 | You say you delivered the decoder. | You say you delivered the decoder. |
184 | 00:15:28,994 | 00:15:29,983 | Yes. | Yes. |
185 | 00:15:30,529 | 00:15:31,587 | What happened then? | What happened then? |
186 | 00:15:32,331 | 00:15:33,389 | Nothing. | Nothing. |
187 | 00:15:36,468 | 00:15:38,095 | The pilot flew me back to the base. | The pilot flew me back to the base. |
188 | 00:15:39,838 | 00:15:41,829 | Well, ask him. He can verify it. | Well, ask him. He can verify it. |
189 | 00:15:42,808 | 00:15:45,971 | The pilot hasn't been found, Jaime. We've got an APB out for him. | The pilot hasn't been found, Jaime. We've got an APB out for him. |
190 | 00:15:47,212 | 00:15:51,012 | Miss Sommers, your story of everything being routine just doesn't match the facts. | Miss Sommers, your story of everything being routine just doesn't match the facts. |
191 | 00:15:51,216 | 00:15:53,480 | Do you have any theories as to how the decoder was stolen? | Do you have any theories as to how the decoder was stolen? |
192 | 00:15:53,752 | 00:15:55,617 | Stolen? Wait a minute. | Stolen? Wait a minute. |
193 | 00:15:55,921 | 00:15:57,855 | As far as we know, it's still missing. | As far as we know, it's still missing. |
194 | 00:16:02,594 | 00:16:04,152 | Ask Dr. Hatch to come in. | Ask Dr. Hatch to come in. |
195 | 00:16:15,307 | 00:16:16,831 | Would you repeat what you told me, Doctor? | Would you repeat what you told me, Doctor? |
196 | 00:16:18,344 | 00:16:20,904 | A colleague in Paris called my office this morning. | A colleague in Paris called my office this morning. |
197 | 00:16:21,447 | 00:16:25,816 | It's rumored that an espionage broker named Alex Martine now has the decoder. | It's rumored that an espionage broker named Alex Martine now has the decoder. |
198 | 00:16:26,885 | 00:16:29,945 | Apparently Martine has already made a deal to sell it to our enemies. | Apparently Martine has already made a deal to sell it to our enemies. |
199 | 00:16:31,757 | 00:16:33,247 | What do you have to say to that, Miss Sommers? | What do you have to say to that, Miss Sommers? |
200 | 00:16:33,993 | 00:16:36,826 | Nothing. She's got nothing to say about it because it doesn't concern her. | Nothing. She's got nothing to say about it because it doesn't concern her. |
201 | 00:16:36,895 | 00:16:39,693 | This man, what's his name, Martine? Martine. | This man, what's his name, Martine? Martine. |
202 | 00:16:39,832 | 00:16:42,164 | Got it from General Partridge after Jaime delivered it. | Got it from General Partridge after Jaime delivered it. |
203 | 00:16:42,234 | 00:16:43,428 | Do you hear me? After. | Do you hear me? After. |
204 | 00:16:44,670 | 00:16:46,069 | That's possible. | That's possible. |
205 | 00:16:46,839 | 00:16:48,363 | What does General Partridge look like? | What does General Partridge look like? |
206 | 00:16:50,342 | 00:16:53,675 | He's in his 40s, he's about 5'11." | He's in his 40s, he's about 5'11." |
207 | 00:16:53,946 | 00:16:56,710 | He's got sandy grayish hair, he's about 170 pounds. | He's got sandy grayish hair, he's about 170 pounds. |
208 | 00:16:56,982 | 00:16:58,244 | Well, Oscar, you know him. Help me. | Well, Oscar, you know him. Help me. |
209 | 00:16:58,917 | 00:17:01,750 | I've never met him, Jaime. I just talked to him on the phone. | I've never met him, Jaime. I just talked to him on the phone. |
210 | 00:17:02,187 | 00:17:03,745 | He told me you were good friends. | He told me you were good friends. |
211 | 00:17:04,556 | 00:17:05,716 | GREGORY: Then let me introduce him. | GREGORY: Then let me introduce him. |
212 | 00:17:06,658 | 00:17:10,355 | Oscar Goldman, Brigadier General Frank Partridge. | Oscar Goldman, Brigadier General Frank Partridge. |
213 | 00:17:13,232 | 00:17:15,496 | Goldman. Miss Sommers. | Goldman. Miss Sommers. |
214 | 00:17:21,774 | 00:17:24,072 | Um, I don't know who that man was I met then. | Um, I don't know who that man was I met then. |
215 | 00:17:25,878 | 00:17:27,277 | Alex Martine, apparently. | Alex Martine, apparently. |
216 | 00:17:29,148 | 00:17:31,275 | The computer says this is his thumbprint. | The computer says this is his thumbprint. |
217 | 00:17:33,585 | 00:17:35,075 | How much did he pay you, Miss Sommers? | How much did he pay you, Miss Sommers? |
218 | 00:17:36,255 | 00:17:37,688 | Just a minute. | Just a minute. |
219 | 00:17:40,092 | 00:17:41,753 | You got no call to say that. | You got no call to say that. |
220 | 00:17:42,261 | 00:17:43,250 | We disagree. | We disagree. |
221 | 00:17:45,998 | 00:17:48,899 | Miss Sommers, you're gonna be detained pending further investigation. | Miss Sommers, you're gonna be detained pending further investigation. |
222 | 00:17:49,635 | 00:17:51,796 | (LAUGHS) Are you telling me I'm under arrest? | (LAUGHS) Are you telling me I'm under arrest? |
223 | 00:17:52,938 | 00:17:57,398 | Detained, until we find the pilot and get his story. | Detained, until we find the pilot and get his story. |
224 | 00:18:17,296 | 00:18:19,696 | This is Kent. I've found a wrecked helicopter. | This is Kent. I've found a wrecked helicopter. |
225 | 00:18:20,332 | 00:18:22,732 | I think the pilot's the one wanted on the APB. | I think the pilot's the one wanted on the APB. |
226 | 00:18:23,635 | 00:18:24,727 | He's dead. | He's dead. |
227 | 00:18:49,128 | 00:18:50,152 | (SlGHS) | (SlGHS) |
228 | 00:18:50,262 | 00:18:51,752 | Easy, babe. Easy. | Easy, babe. Easy. |
229 | 00:18:52,431 | 00:18:54,524 | Oscar, what is happening to me? | Oscar, what is happening to me? |
230 | 00:18:56,101 | 00:18:59,366 | It's starting to look as though you were framed, my dear. | It's starting to look as though you were framed, my dear. |
231 | 00:18:59,771 | 00:19:01,671 | That pilot took you to a fake airport. | That pilot took you to a fake airport. |
232 | 00:19:02,074 | 00:19:03,735 | You gave the decoder to an impostor. | You gave the decoder to an impostor. |
233 | 00:19:05,110 | 00:19:07,010 | Well, I'll buy that, but how are we gonna prove it? | Well, I'll buy that, but how are we gonna prove it? |
234 | 00:19:07,112 | 00:19:08,739 | Who all knew I was on that assignment? | Who all knew I was on that assignment? |
235 | 00:19:09,047 | 00:19:10,309 | I thought of that. | I thought of that. |
236 | 00:19:10,382 | 00:19:11,849 | I was the only one originally. | I was the only one originally. |
237 | 00:19:12,050 | 00:19:14,450 | Then Dr. Hatch knew, then General Partridge. | Then Dr. Hatch knew, then General Partridge. |
238 | 00:19:14,953 | 00:19:17,319 | But there must have been others. There probably was a leak. | But there must have been others. There probably was a leak. |
239 | 00:19:17,856 | 00:19:19,915 | Maybe in the Secret Center. (PHONE RlNGlNG) | Maybe in the Secret Center. (PHONE RlNGlNG) |
240 | 00:19:19,992 | 00:19:21,584 | Carlson. Maybe Dr. Hatch's lab. | Carlson. Maybe Dr. Hatch's lab. |
241 | 00:19:21,660 | 00:19:23,184 | Maybe even the OSl. | Maybe even the OSl. |
242 | 00:19:23,262 | 00:19:25,423 | Phone call, Mr. Goldman. Washington. | Phone call, Mr. Goldman. Washington. |
243 | 00:19:26,131 | 00:19:27,564 | I put a call in to the Secretary. | I put a call in to the Secretary. |
244 | 00:19:27,966 | 00:19:31,026 | I asked him to release you so that we can work on this together. | I asked him to release you so that we can work on this together. |
245 | 00:19:31,203 | 00:19:33,330 | Anything, just get me out of here. | Anything, just get me out of here. |
246 | 00:19:36,441 | 00:19:37,999 | Good morning, Mr. Secretary. | Good morning, Mr. Secretary. |
247 | 00:19:39,811 | 00:19:42,302 | Oh, I didn't know that you spoke to Mr. Gregory. | Oh, I didn't know that you spoke to Mr. Gregory. |
248 | 00:19:43,682 | 00:19:46,549 | No, I have no further evidence that refutes his... | No, I have no further evidence that refutes his... |
249 | 00:19:48,487 | 00:19:49,886 | But I do have a plan. | But I do have a plan. |
250 | 00:19:50,822 | 00:19:53,017 | I thought maybe you'd let Jaime go... | I thought maybe you'd let Jaime go... |
251 | 00:19:55,761 | 00:19:58,855 | Pardon me, sir, but may I respectfully ask why? | Pardon me, sir, but may I respectfully ask why? |
252 | 00:20:00,966 | 00:20:02,524 | Immediately? | Immediately? |
253 | 00:20:04,836 | 00:20:06,269 | Very well, Mr. Secretary. | Very well, Mr. Secretary. |
254 | 00:20:06,972 | 00:20:09,031 | I will. Thank you. | I will. Thank you. |
255 | 00:20:13,378 | 00:20:14,402 | What happened? | What happened? |
256 | 00:20:14,479 | 00:20:15,946 | Can't believe this. | Can't believe this. |
257 | 00:20:17,282 | 00:20:19,910 | He doesn't want me to interfere with the investigation. | He doesn't want me to interfere with the investigation. |
258 | 00:20:21,253 | 00:20:22,277 | Why? | Why? |
259 | 00:20:22,354 | 00:20:24,219 | He was talking with Gregory. | He was talking with Gregory. |
260 | 00:20:24,289 | 00:20:27,588 | Martine's thumbprint evidently is incriminating. | Martine's thumbprint evidently is incriminating. |
261 | 00:20:28,427 | 00:20:31,157 | He says that I can't be objective in this assignment | He says that I can't be objective in this assignment |
262 | 00:20:31,230 | 00:20:33,664 | because of my high regard for you. | because of my high regard for you. |
263 | 00:20:34,600 | 00:20:37,296 | And he wants me to go to Washington for a Board of lnquiry. | And he wants me to go to Washington for a Board of lnquiry. |
264 | 00:20:37,369 | 00:20:39,098 | Wait a minute. What happens to me? You mean I'm stuck here? | Wait a minute. What happens to me? You mean I'm stuck here? |
265 | 00:20:39,304 | 00:20:40,828 | For the time being, yes. | For the time being, yes. |
266 | 00:20:41,206 | 00:20:43,470 | Oscar, I can't just sit in here with my neck in a noose. | Oscar, I can't just sit in here with my neck in a noose. |
267 | 00:20:43,542 | 00:20:45,703 | (WHlSPERS) This thing would open up like a sardine can. | (WHlSPERS) This thing would open up like a sardine can. |
268 | 00:20:47,346 | 00:20:49,177 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
269 | 00:20:49,381 | 00:20:50,678 | (CREAKlNG) | (CREAKlNG) |
270 | 00:21:02,127 | 00:21:06,086 | Listen, listen. You do that and you really will look guilty. | Listen, listen. You do that and you really will look guilty. |
271 | 00:21:09,835 | 00:21:11,029 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
272 | 00:21:19,778 | 00:21:22,178 | Then assign someone to find that helicopter pilot. | Then assign someone to find that helicopter pilot. |
273 | 00:21:22,681 | 00:21:26,117 | Listen, I can't assign a janitor to empty a wastepaper basket, | Listen, I can't assign a janitor to empty a wastepaper basket, |
274 | 00:21:26,218 | 00:21:27,412 | not on this case. | not on this case. |
275 | 00:21:27,853 | 00:21:29,650 | Oscar, please don't leave me here. | Oscar, please don't leave me here. |
276 | 00:21:29,755 | 00:21:31,279 | Listen, it won't be long. | Listen, it won't be long. |
277 | 00:21:32,557 | 00:21:36,789 | And don't do anything foolish, huh? Promise? | And don't do anything foolish, huh? Promise? |
278 | 00:21:38,864 | 00:21:40,388 | I'll be back as soon as I can. | I'll be back as soon as I can. |
279 | 00:21:41,933 | 00:21:42,991 | And don't worry. | And don't worry. |
280 | 00:21:43,302 | 00:21:45,202 | I think it's time I got worried. | I think it's time I got worried. |
281 | 00:22:07,893 | 00:22:09,224 | Dr. Hatch. | Dr. Hatch. |
282 | 00:22:11,763 | 00:22:14,027 | I hope you'll reserve judgment on Miss Sommers. | I hope you'll reserve judgment on Miss Sommers. |
283 | 00:22:14,766 | 00:22:18,031 | I'll try. The whole thing is a shock. I liked her. | I'll try. The whole thing is a shock. I liked her. |
284 | 00:22:18,103 | 00:22:19,866 | Doc, I'd trust her with my life. | Doc, I'd trust her with my life. |
285 | 00:22:20,105 | 00:22:23,632 | Well, you trusted her with three years of my life's work. | Well, you trusted her with three years of my life's work. |
286 | 00:22:27,946 | 00:22:30,847 | Look, let me give you a lift. My car is here. We can talk about this. | Look, let me give you a lift. My car is here. We can talk about this. |
287 | 00:22:30,916 | 00:22:33,612 | Don't worry about me. My assistant's picking me up. | Don't worry about me. My assistant's picking me up. |
288 | 00:22:33,685 | 00:22:37,177 | That's strange. For the first time in several years, I've nothing to do. | That's strange. For the first time in several years, I've nothing to do. |
289 | 00:22:37,289 | 00:22:40,816 | With the decoder on the open market, its secrets are obsolete. | With the decoder on the open market, its secrets are obsolete. |
290 | 00:22:40,892 | 00:22:43,053 | The whole project was a total waste. | The whole project was a total waste. |
291 | 00:22:43,328 | 00:22:46,764 | The government gave my company $40 million for nothing. | The government gave my company $40 million for nothing. |
292 | 00:22:47,566 | 00:22:48,863 | Oh. | Oh. |
293 | 00:22:49,601 | 00:22:52,434 | Oh, have you met my assistant, Mr. Naud? Oscar Goldman. | Oh, have you met my assistant, Mr. Naud? Oscar Goldman. |
294 | 00:22:52,938 | 00:22:54,064 | How do you do, Mr. Naud? | How do you do, Mr. Naud? |
295 | 00:22:54,239 | 00:22:55,604 | How do you do, Mr. Goldman? | How do you do, Mr. Goldman? |
296 | 00:22:56,475 | 00:22:57,669 | What happened, Doctor? | What happened, Doctor? |
297 | 00:22:58,076 | 00:22:59,304 | They arrested the courier. | They arrested the courier. |
298 | 00:22:59,578 | 00:23:00,909 | I see. | I see. |
299 | 00:23:01,246 | 00:23:02,873 | Well, he certainly had the opportunity. | Well, he certainly had the opportunity. |
300 | 00:23:02,948 | 00:23:04,074 | It was a girl. | It was a girl. |
301 | 00:23:04,182 | 00:23:06,980 | A girl? That is surprising. | A girl? That is surprising. |
302 | 00:23:07,719 | 00:23:09,550 | I'll call you when I get back from Washington, huh? | I'll call you when I get back from Washington, huh? |
303 | 00:23:09,654 | 00:23:10,848 | Nice to meet you, Mr. Naud. | Nice to meet you, Mr. Naud. |
304 | 00:23:22,434 | 00:23:25,528 | Miss Sommers. We found Ted Ryan. | Miss Sommers. We found Ted Ryan. |
305 | 00:23:26,238 | 00:23:28,263 | He was killed in the crash of his chopper. | He was killed in the crash of his chopper. |
306 | 00:23:28,640 | 00:23:29,766 | We found this in the wreckage. | We found this in the wreckage. |
307 | 00:23:29,841 | 00:23:31,035 | It's covered with your fingerprints. | It's covered with your fingerprints. |
308 | 00:23:32,577 | 00:23:36,536 | Yeah, that fake general told me it was dispatches for the base. | Yeah, that fake general told me it was dispatches for the base. |
309 | 00:23:36,815 | 00:23:37,907 | Oh, did he now? | Oh, did he now? |
310 | 00:23:39,985 | 00:23:42,180 | It's over $100,000. | It's over $100,000. |
311 | 00:23:43,121 | 00:23:45,487 | It's not a bad paycheck for one night's work. | It's not a bad paycheck for one night's work. |
312 | 00:23:46,024 | 00:23:47,184 | What else did you give him? | What else did you give him? |
313 | 00:23:47,759 | 00:23:48,817 | Oh, that's cute. | Oh, that's cute. |
314 | 00:23:52,631 | 00:23:53,859 | This is for the pilot. | This is for the pilot. |
315 | 00:23:59,871 | 00:24:02,567 | He tricked me into getting those prints. | He tricked me into getting those prints. |
316 | 00:24:04,075 | 00:24:08,444 | Miss Sommers, you can probably save Oscar Goldman's career by making a full confession. | Miss Sommers, you can probably save Oscar Goldman's career by making a full confession. |
317 | 00:24:09,014 | 00:24:11,847 | He's a valuable man. Why drag him down with you? | He's a valuable man. Why drag him down with you? |
318 | 00:24:12,784 | 00:24:13,842 | I'm telling you the truth. | I'm telling you the truth. |
319 | 00:24:15,821 | 00:24:18,654 | Look, if you don't believe me, then let me talk to somebody who will, all right? | Look, if you don't believe me, then let me talk to somebody who will, all right? |
320 | 00:24:18,723 | 00:24:19,883 | I'd like to call a lawyer. | I'd like to call a lawyer. |
321 | 00:24:20,392 | 00:24:22,519 | The OSl will provide an attorney for you. | The OSl will provide an attorney for you. |
322 | 00:24:23,161 | 00:24:25,425 | That's standard lnternal Affairs procedure | That's standard lnternal Affairs procedure |
323 | 00:24:25,497 | 00:24:27,021 | for an agent that gets in trouble. | for an agent that gets in trouble. |
324 | 00:24:27,299 | 00:24:29,290 | And I call this trouble. | And I call this trouble. |
325 | 00:24:40,779 | 00:24:41,837 | So do l. | So do l. |
326 | 00:24:49,754 | 00:24:51,847 | (CLEARS THROAT) Boy, I'm hungry. | (CLEARS THROAT) Boy, I'm hungry. |
327 | 00:24:52,791 | 00:24:54,122 | Don't even get bread and water around here? | Don't even get bread and water around here? |
328 | 00:24:55,160 | 00:24:57,151 | We only handle special prisoners down here. | We only handle special prisoners down here. |
329 | 00:24:57,596 | 00:24:59,996 | Don't have a mess hall. We'll send out for something later. | Don't have a mess hall. We'll send out for something later. |
330 | 00:25:03,034 | 00:25:04,797 | Well, the last time I heard it, | Well, the last time I heard it, |
331 | 00:25:04,870 | 00:25:06,735 | people were innocent until proven guilty. | people were innocent until proven guilty. |
332 | 00:25:06,805 | 00:25:08,204 | Now, has that changed since this morning? | Now, has that changed since this morning? |
333 | 00:25:09,708 | 00:25:10,800 | What's your point? | What's your point? |
334 | 00:25:11,676 | 00:25:13,109 | I've made it! I'm hungry. | I've made it! I'm hungry. |
335 | 00:25:13,912 | 00:25:15,675 | I mean... And my stomach has rights too, doesn't it? | I mean... And my stomach has rights too, doesn't it? |
336 | 00:25:16,114 | 00:25:17,547 | There's gotta be some kind of a machine upstairs | There's gotta be some kind of a machine upstairs |
337 | 00:25:17,616 | 00:25:18,947 | that sells sandwiches or candy. | that sells sandwiches or candy. |
338 | 00:25:19,017 | 00:25:21,247 | And a cup of coffee would be nice. Please? | And a cup of coffee would be nice. Please? |
339 | 00:25:23,021 | 00:25:24,147 | (SlGHS) | (SlGHS) |
340 | 00:25:32,063 | 00:25:33,189 | Don't go away. | Don't go away. |
341 | 00:25:42,707 | 00:25:44,766 | Mmm. Was hoping he wouldn't say that. | Mmm. Was hoping he wouldn't say that. |
342 | 00:26:03,528 | 00:26:05,393 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
343 | 00:28:24,936 | 00:28:26,130 | (HORN BLARlNG) | (HORN BLARlNG) |
344 | 00:28:32,210 | 00:28:35,077 | I just talked to Washington, and she's a very special lady. | I just talked to Washington, and she's a very special lady. |
345 | 00:28:35,146 | 00:28:37,341 | This is just a sample of what she can do. | This is just a sample of what she can do. |
346 | 00:28:37,949 | 00:28:39,541 | If she's gone bad, | If she's gone bad, |
347 | 00:28:41,219 | 00:28:42,777 | I want her found. | I want her found. |
348 | 00:28:43,455 | 00:28:45,582 | Warn everybody she's extremely dangerous. | Warn everybody she's extremely dangerous. |
349 | 00:28:45,657 | 00:28:49,058 | Tell them to act accordingly and not take any unnecessary chances. | Tell them to act accordingly and not take any unnecessary chances. |
350 | 00:28:50,128 | 00:28:51,459 | I want her taken alive. | I want her taken alive. |
351 | 00:28:53,331 | 00:28:54,423 | If possible. | If possible. |
352 | 00:29:50,421 | 00:29:52,321 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
353 | 00:30:07,438 | 00:30:10,134 | Operator, I'd like to make a long distance call, please. | Operator, I'd like to make a long distance call, please. |
354 | 00:30:10,642 | 00:30:12,542 | You can... No, you'll have to reverse the charges. | You can... No, you'll have to reverse the charges. |
355 | 00:30:12,610 | 00:30:14,043 | (PHONE RlNGlNG) | (PHONE RlNGlNG) |
356 | 00:30:15,046 | 00:30:16,479 | Hello. FEMALE OPERATOR: I have a collect call | Hello. FEMALE OPERATOR: I have a collect call |
357 | 00:30:16,548 | 00:30:19,449 | for anyone from Jaime Sommers. Will you accept the charges? | for anyone from Jaime Sommers. Will you accept the charges? |
358 | 00:30:19,584 | 00:30:21,449 | I'll accept the charges, operator. Jaime? | I'll accept the charges, operator. Jaime? |
359 | 00:30:21,653 | 00:30:23,814 | JAlME: Oscar? Listen, and don't be upset with me, please. | JAlME: Oscar? Listen, and don't be upset with me, please. |
360 | 00:30:23,922 | 00:30:26,686 | But I couldn't stay in that place any longer. | But I couldn't stay in that place any longer. |
361 | 00:30:27,025 | 00:30:30,483 | Ooh, I wish you hadn't done that. You might make things worse. | Ooh, I wish you hadn't done that. You might make things worse. |
362 | 00:30:31,629 | 00:30:32,755 | I'll tell you what, though. I have a meeting | I'll tell you what, though. I have a meeting |
363 | 00:30:32,864 | 00:30:34,422 | with the Board of lnquiry this afternoon. | with the Board of lnquiry this afternoon. |
364 | 00:30:34,499 | 00:30:36,023 | I'll see what I can do on this end. | I'll see what I can do on this end. |
365 | 00:30:36,134 | 00:30:38,364 | Okay. But listen, there's something I can do on this end. | Okay. But listen, there's something I can do on this end. |
366 | 00:30:38,736 | 00:30:42,194 | Now there was a girl with Ryan at the airport the other night. | Now there was a girl with Ryan at the airport the other night. |
367 | 00:30:42,507 | 00:30:44,031 | She knew he was expecting some money | She knew he was expecting some money |
368 | 00:30:44,142 | 00:30:46,007 | because they were talking about going to Mexico together. | because they were talking about going to Mexico together. |
369 | 00:30:46,244 | 00:30:48,212 | Well, maybe she's in on it. Do you know her name? | Well, maybe she's in on it. Do you know her name? |
370 | 00:30:53,651 | 00:30:55,312 | Uh, Milly. | Uh, Milly. |
371 | 00:30:55,453 | 00:30:57,080 | Mille 3 was on the license plate. | Mille 3 was on the license plate. |
372 | 00:30:58,857 | 00:31:04,318 | Betty, check the California personalized license plate Mille 3. | Betty, check the California personalized license plate Mille 3. |
373 | 00:31:06,531 | 00:31:07,862 | Oscar, I'll call you back. | Oscar, I'll call you back. |
374 | 00:31:17,275 | 00:31:18,401 | (lNDlSTlNCT CHATTERlNG) | (lNDlSTlNCT CHATTERlNG) |
375 | 00:31:31,890 | 00:31:34,085 | CARLSON: She's not here. How could she get away? | CARLSON: She's not here. How could she get away? |
376 | 00:32:01,552 | 00:32:02,541 | (RlNGlNG) | (RlNGlNG) |
377 | 00:32:02,620 | 00:32:05,885 | Yes. Yes, operator, I accept the charges. Put her on. | Yes. Yes, operator, I accept the charges. Put her on. |
378 | 00:32:05,957 | 00:32:07,481 | Jaime! Are you all right? | Jaime! Are you all right? |
379 | 00:32:07,692 | 00:32:11,628 | Yeah. Boy, and now I know how Bambi felt on the first day of deer season. | Yeah. Boy, and now I know how Bambi felt on the first day of deer season. |
380 | 00:32:12,330 | 00:32:14,127 | Listen, did you trace the license? | Listen, did you trace the license? |
381 | 00:32:14,599 | 00:32:15,861 | Yes, I did. Here it is. | Yes, I did. Here it is. |
382 | 00:32:16,501 | 00:32:21,598 | The car is registered to Milly Wilson, 963 Peck Road. | The car is registered to Milly Wilson, 963 Peck Road. |
383 | 00:33:19,130 | 00:33:20,188 | (BEEPlNG) | (BEEPlNG) |
384 | 00:33:20,264 | 00:33:21,390 | NAUD: Milly! | NAUD: Milly! |
385 | 00:33:21,466 | 00:33:22,899 | MlLLY: I'm upstairs. | MlLLY: I'm upstairs. |
386 | 00:33:35,646 | 00:33:37,409 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
387 | 00:33:55,099 | 00:33:56,088 | Hey. | Hey. |
388 | 00:33:56,567 | 00:33:58,194 | (CRYlNG) What happened to Ted? | (CRYlNG) What happened to Ted? |
389 | 00:34:00,271 | 00:34:01,602 | (SlGHS) Okay. | (SlGHS) Okay. |
390 | 00:34:02,340 | 00:34:04,069 | Ted was supposed to crash the chopper, | Ted was supposed to crash the chopper, |
391 | 00:34:04,175 | 00:34:06,302 | Ieave the attach� case for the cops to find. | Ieave the attach� case for the cops to find. |
392 | 00:34:06,978 | 00:34:09,208 | I don't know. He must've had trouble when he tried to bail out. | I don't know. He must've had trouble when he tried to bail out. |
393 | 00:34:10,615 | 00:34:12,082 | I had nothing to do with it! | I had nothing to do with it! |
394 | 00:34:13,051 | 00:34:15,485 | Well, I had better not find out that you did. | Well, I had better not find out that you did. |
395 | 00:34:15,987 | 00:34:17,614 | Oh, come on. I know you loved the guy. | Oh, come on. I know you loved the guy. |
396 | 00:34:18,356 | 00:34:20,381 | But accidents happen. There's no figuring that. | But accidents happen. There's no figuring that. |
397 | 00:34:20,458 | 00:34:21,516 | Mmm-hmm. | Mmm-hmm. |
398 | 00:34:21,592 | 00:34:22,786 | What, are you packed or what? | What, are you packed or what? |
399 | 00:34:22,860 | 00:34:27,058 | To go where? I was going to Mexico with Ted, remember? | To go where? I was going to Mexico with Ted, remember? |
400 | 00:34:27,365 | 00:34:28,423 | NAUD: You're still going. | NAUD: You're still going. |
401 | 00:34:28,566 | 00:34:31,558 | We don't need any loose ends around here for them to trace. | We don't need any loose ends around here for them to trace. |
402 | 00:34:33,538 | 00:34:38,066 | Hey, I'll go with you as far as Mexico City, huh? | Hey, I'll go with you as far as Mexico City, huh? |
403 | 00:34:38,142 | 00:34:39,507 | (SlGHS) | (SlGHS) |
404 | 00:34:44,982 | 00:34:46,244 | Can you get away now? | Can you get away now? |
405 | 00:34:46,384 | 00:34:49,717 | Sure. I can get away now. We're gonna close the lab and let everyone go anyway. | Sure. I can get away now. We're gonna close the lab and let everyone go anyway. |
406 | 00:34:49,787 | 00:34:52,620 | There's nothing to do till we get a new contract. | There's nothing to do till we get a new contract. |
407 | 00:34:54,292 | 00:34:55,316 | Look, Milly, | Look, Milly, |
408 | 00:34:56,527 | 00:34:59,052 | I'm sorry about Ted. I really am. | I'm sorry about Ted. I really am. |
409 | 00:34:59,263 | 00:35:00,628 | But everything else has gone great. | But everything else has gone great. |
410 | 00:35:00,698 | 00:35:02,632 | They even bought the frame on that girl. | They even bought the frame on that girl. |
411 | 00:35:04,135 | 00:35:05,568 | I mean, we're home free, | I mean, we're home free, |
412 | 00:35:07,972 | 00:35:10,839 | if no one loses their nerve, huh? | if no one loses their nerve, huh? |
413 | 00:35:12,944 | 00:35:14,707 | So, come on. Come on. Let's go. | So, come on. Come on. Let's go. |
414 | 00:35:15,913 | 00:35:17,039 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
415 | 00:36:00,625 | 00:36:02,252 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
416 | 00:38:03,814 | 00:38:05,042 | Base, this is Seven. | Base, this is Seven. |
417 | 00:38:05,716 | 00:38:07,013 | Your suspect, Jaime Sommers, | Your suspect, Jaime Sommers, |
418 | 00:38:07,084 | 00:38:10,144 | has just entered the grounds of the Hatch Research Lab. Over. | has just entered the grounds of the Hatch Research Lab. Over. |
419 | 00:38:11,088 | 00:38:13,818 | All right, Seven. Hold surveillance, but don't spook her. | All right, Seven. Hold surveillance, but don't spook her. |
420 | 00:38:14,225 | 00:38:16,420 | I'll be there in a few minutes with back-up units. | I'll be there in a few minutes with back-up units. |
421 | 00:38:16,694 | 00:38:17,991 | Seven. That's a roger. | Seven. That's a roger. |
422 | 00:38:24,435 | 00:38:25,993 | Please be quiet, Dr. Hatch. | Please be quiet, Dr. Hatch. |
423 | 00:38:27,071 | 00:38:29,562 | Of course. I'd be foolish to do anything else. | Of course. I'd be foolish to do anything else. |
424 | 00:38:31,342 | 00:38:32,809 | How'd you get out of jail? | How'd you get out of jail? |
425 | 00:38:33,177 | 00:38:35,577 | Doesn't matter now. I know who stole that decoder. | Doesn't matter now. I know who stole that decoder. |
426 | 00:38:36,180 | 00:38:38,171 | (SCOFFS) So does everybody else. | (SCOFFS) So does everybody else. |
427 | 00:38:38,649 | 00:38:41,482 | It wasn't me and I can prove it, but I need your help. | It wasn't me and I can prove it, but I need your help. |
428 | 00:38:45,456 | 00:38:47,981 | Miss Sommers, if you know something important, | Miss Sommers, if you know something important, |
429 | 00:38:48,426 | 00:38:49,859 | tell it to Mr. Gregory. | tell it to Mr. Gregory. |
430 | 00:38:51,095 | 00:38:56,533 | I just found out the identity of the man who posed as General Partridge. | I just found out the identity of the man who posed as General Partridge. |
431 | 00:38:57,368 | 00:38:59,063 | It was your assistant, Naud. | It was your assistant, Naud. |
432 | 00:39:01,672 | 00:39:04,038 | John? Oh, that's ridiculous. | John? Oh, that's ridiculous. |
433 | 00:39:04,775 | 00:39:06,299 | It's true, and I can prove it. | It's true, and I can prove it. |
434 | 00:39:08,312 | 00:39:10,872 | He used an overlay of Martine's thumbprint to frame me. | He used an overlay of Martine's thumbprint to frame me. |
435 | 00:39:11,248 | 00:39:13,148 | And that helicopter pilot was working for him. | And that helicopter pilot was working for him. |
436 | 00:39:13,918 | 00:39:15,385 | Are you sure about all this? | Are you sure about all this? |
437 | 00:39:16,020 | 00:39:18,682 | So sure that we are going to call Oscar in Washington | So sure that we are going to call Oscar in Washington |
438 | 00:39:18,756 | 00:39:19,882 | and let him take care of it. | and let him take care of it. |
439 | 00:39:22,193 | 00:39:23,285 | Hmm. | Hmm. |
440 | 00:39:24,261 | 00:39:27,458 | I may be a fool, but I believe you. | I may be a fool, but I believe you. |
441 | 00:39:29,333 | 00:39:30,561 | (BUZZlNG) | (BUZZlNG) |
442 | 00:39:32,169 | 00:39:34,637 | Mr. Goldman, this is Dr. Hatch. | Mr. Goldman, this is Dr. Hatch. |
443 | 00:39:34,739 | 00:39:36,900 | Jaime Sommers is in my office. | Jaime Sommers is in my office. |
444 | 00:39:37,608 | 00:39:38,597 | Now? | Now? |
445 | 00:39:38,909 | 00:39:43,107 | Yes. She says my assistant impersonated General Partridge | Yes. She says my assistant impersonated General Partridge |
446 | 00:39:43,447 | 00:39:44,778 | and paid off the pilot. | and paid off the pilot. |
447 | 00:39:46,050 | 00:39:47,108 | I'll be right there. | I'll be right there. |
448 | 00:39:47,351 | 00:39:48,875 | Right. Let me talk to him for a minute. | Right. Let me talk to him for a minute. |
449 | 00:39:49,286 | 00:39:50,753 | Oh, sorry, he just hung up. | Oh, sorry, he just hung up. |
450 | 00:39:51,155 | 00:39:54,454 | But he's delighted and he'll be here just as soon as he can. | But he's delighted and he'll be here just as soon as he can. |
451 | 00:40:15,479 | 00:40:17,174 | Hello, Russ. When'd you get back? | Hello, Russ. When'd you get back? |
452 | 00:40:17,248 | 00:40:18,715 | Oh, about 10 minutes ago. | Oh, about 10 minutes ago. |
453 | 00:40:18,783 | 00:40:20,944 | The F-111, the fastest jet I could find. | The F-111, the fastest jet I could find. |
454 | 00:40:21,018 | 00:40:22,485 | Well, what happened in Washington? | Well, what happened in Washington? |
455 | 00:40:22,553 | 00:40:24,111 | I didn't stay to find out. | I didn't stay to find out. |
456 | 00:40:24,188 | 00:40:27,589 | I was there and I thought to myself, "Jaime's in trouble. What am I doing in meetings?" | I was there and I thought to myself, "Jaime's in trouble. What am I doing in meetings?" |
457 | 00:40:27,658 | 00:40:28,682 | So I came back. | So I came back. |
458 | 00:40:28,759 | 00:40:30,624 | Well, what's the Secretary gonna say about that? | Well, what's the Secretary gonna say about that? |
459 | 00:40:30,728 | 00:40:32,093 | I don't really care. | I don't really care. |
460 | 00:40:32,163 | 00:40:34,188 | He has my resignation if he wants it. | He has my resignation if he wants it. |
461 | 00:40:34,498 | 00:40:37,695 | Backing the people who trust you is more important than a job. | Backing the people who trust you is more important than a job. |
462 | 00:40:38,035 | 00:40:41,163 | Get Gregory on the phone. Find out the latest word on Jaime. | Get Gregory on the phone. Find out the latest word on Jaime. |
463 | 00:40:47,311 | 00:40:49,176 | HATCH: You were absolutely right, Miss Sommers. | HATCH: You were absolutely right, Miss Sommers. |
464 | 00:40:49,346 | 00:40:51,109 | Naud did impersonate the General. | Naud did impersonate the General. |
465 | 00:40:54,585 | 00:40:56,109 | And you were in on it. | And you were in on it. |
466 | 00:40:56,654 | 00:40:57,643 | Mmm-hmm. | Mmm-hmm. |
467 | 00:41:01,125 | 00:41:03,855 | Why would you want to steal your own decoder? | Why would you want to steal your own decoder? |
468 | 00:41:05,529 | 00:41:07,622 | Because, Miss Sommers, it was a piece of junk. | Because, Miss Sommers, it was a piece of junk. |
469 | 00:41:10,201 | 00:41:12,567 | After $40 million in funding | After $40 million in funding |
470 | 00:41:13,337 | 00:41:15,498 | and three years of imaginative progress reports, | and three years of imaginative progress reports, |
471 | 00:41:15,573 | 00:41:17,063 | I couldn't afford to have it tested. | I couldn't afford to have it tested. |
472 | 00:41:17,408 | 00:41:18,705 | We can all live very comfortably | We can all live very comfortably |
473 | 00:41:18,776 | 00:41:21,006 | on what I've skimmed off the 40 million. | on what I've skimmed off the 40 million. |
474 | 00:41:24,348 | 00:41:25,872 | We'll lock her in the safe. | We'll lock her in the safe. |
475 | 00:41:28,986 | 00:41:31,216 | It's rigged with a self-destruct charge. | It's rigged with a self-destruct charge. |
476 | 00:41:34,525 | 00:41:38,256 | The OSl has rigged many super-secret vaults that way. | The OSl has rigged many super-secret vaults that way. |
477 | 00:41:38,729 | 00:41:42,426 | They reason it's wiser to destroy certain research materials | They reason it's wiser to destroy certain research materials |
478 | 00:41:42,833 | 00:41:45,358 | rather than have them fall into enemy hands. | rather than have them fall into enemy hands. |
479 | 00:41:48,172 | 00:41:49,537 | And in this case, | And in this case, |
480 | 00:41:50,374 | 00:41:51,773 | I must say I agree with them. | I must say I agree with them. |
481 | 00:41:52,510 | 00:41:53,875 | No! | No! |
482 | 00:41:54,678 | 00:41:57,078 | Goldman will know the safe was blown purposely. | Goldman will know the safe was blown purposely. |
483 | 00:41:57,214 | 00:41:58,738 | No. With the research files missing, | No. With the research files missing, |
484 | 00:41:58,816 | 00:42:01,080 | he can't prove the decoder wasn't everything I claimed. | he can't prove the decoder wasn't everything I claimed. |
485 | 00:42:01,752 | 00:42:03,720 | We'll say that she broke in to steal something else | We'll say that she broke in to steal something else |
486 | 00:42:03,787 | 00:42:06,620 | and accidentally detonated the charge. | and accidentally detonated the charge. |
487 | 00:42:06,690 | 00:42:08,157 | What else can he prove? | What else can he prove? |
488 | 00:42:08,359 | 00:42:09,485 | Miss Sommers? | Miss Sommers? |
489 | 00:42:12,596 | 00:42:15,622 | Would you rather he shoot you right there and drag you in? | Would you rather he shoot you right there and drag you in? |
490 | 00:42:31,782 | 00:42:33,716 | Set the timer for five minutes. | Set the timer for five minutes. |
491 | 00:42:35,019 | 00:42:36,281 | Take it. | Take it. |
492 | 00:42:47,798 | 00:42:49,561 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
493 | 00:43:00,678 | 00:43:02,168 | (TlMER BEEPlNG) | (TlMER BEEPlNG) |
494 | 00:43:03,480 | 00:43:06,779 | Closing that door started the firing sequence. We've got to get it open. | Closing that door started the firing sequence. We've got to get it open. |
495 | 00:43:06,951 | 00:43:09,442 | Not till I get the phony research on your decoder. | Not till I get the phony research on your decoder. |
496 | 00:43:09,520 | 00:43:11,078 | Naud! Open the door! | Naud! Open the door! |
497 | 00:43:11,155 | 00:43:12,520 | JAlME: Forget it. They'll never hear you | JAlME: Forget it. They'll never hear you |
498 | 00:43:12,590 | 00:43:14,524 | through this four inches of solid steel. | through this four inches of solid steel. |
499 | 00:43:14,992 | 00:43:16,892 | (GRUNTS) Come on, help me with this. | (GRUNTS) Come on, help me with this. |
500 | 00:43:17,661 | 00:43:18,923 | (TlMER CONTlNUES BEEPlNG) | (TlMER CONTlNUES BEEPlNG) |
501 | 00:43:19,396 | 00:43:21,057 | It's stuck. | It's stuck. |
502 | 00:43:21,365 | 00:43:22,923 | Stop the timer. | Stop the timer. |
503 | 00:43:24,001 | 00:43:25,935 | I can't stop it without the key. | I can't stop it without the key. |
504 | 00:43:26,437 | 00:43:28,837 | Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. | Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. |
505 | 00:43:35,479 | 00:43:39,279 | Well, I think your friends just proved they aren't. | Well, I think your friends just proved they aren't. |
506 | 00:43:44,221 | 00:43:45,882 | You've locked them in. | You've locked them in. |
507 | 00:43:45,956 | 00:43:47,355 | I know I locked them in. | I know I locked them in. |
508 | 00:43:47,791 | 00:43:51,227 | Look, the old man was gonna get the big slice of the money. | Look, the old man was gonna get the big slice of the money. |
509 | 00:43:51,729 | 00:43:54,596 | Now, what's left of the 40 million goes to us. | Now, what's left of the 40 million goes to us. |
510 | 00:43:56,033 | 00:43:59,332 | Okay? Come on. We gotta get outta here. | Okay? Come on. We gotta get outta here. |
511 | 00:44:03,474 | 00:44:04,668 | What're you doing with that? | What're you doing with that? |
512 | 00:44:06,944 | 00:44:09,572 | We're gonna be killed. I can get us out of here. | We're gonna be killed. I can get us out of here. |
513 | 00:44:09,647 | 00:44:10,636 | How? | How? |
514 | 00:44:10,814 | 00:44:12,076 | All you have to know is that I can. | All you have to know is that I can. |
515 | 00:44:12,149 | 00:44:13,173 | Well, then do it. | Well, then do it. |
516 | 00:44:13,250 | 00:44:16,344 | Not until you get the files that prove your decoder was a fake. | Not until you get the files that prove your decoder was a fake. |
517 | 00:44:25,162 | 00:44:26,959 | Your office told me Jaime Sommers was here. | Your office told me Jaime Sommers was here. |
518 | 00:44:27,031 | 00:44:28,191 | She's locked in the vault with Hatch. | She's locked in the vault with Hatch. |
519 | 00:44:28,265 | 00:44:30,290 | The destruct sequence has been activated. | The destruct sequence has been activated. |
520 | 00:44:30,701 | 00:44:31,793 | Jaime! | Jaime! |
521 | 00:44:34,371 | 00:44:36,100 | Jaime, can you hear me? (EAR BEEPlNG) | Jaime, can you hear me? (EAR BEEPlNG) |
522 | 00:44:36,173 | 00:44:37,367 | Yes, Oscar. | Yes, Oscar. |
523 | 00:44:38,208 | 00:44:39,368 | (STAMMERS) | (STAMMERS) |
524 | 00:44:40,544 | 00:44:41,943 | You can't hear me. | You can't hear me. |
525 | 00:44:43,347 | 00:44:47,181 | The safe is about to blow in just over three minutes. | The safe is about to blow in just over three minutes. |
526 | 00:44:49,887 | 00:44:51,582 | Get those files and I'll get us out of here. | Get those files and I'll get us out of here. |
527 | 00:44:53,323 | 00:44:54,790 | What, do you want a demonstration? | What, do you want a demonstration? |
528 | 00:44:58,462 | 00:45:00,293 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
529 | 00:45:06,970 | 00:45:08,597 | Right. Now, get those files. | Right. Now, get those files. |
530 | 00:45:08,672 | 00:45:09,969 | All right. All right. | All right. All right. |
531 | 00:45:12,076 | 00:45:13,668 | There's only a minute and a half left. | There's only a minute and a half left. |
532 | 00:45:13,877 | 00:45:15,276 | Get your men out of here. | Get your men out of here. |
533 | 00:45:15,713 | 00:45:17,510 | All right. Everybody out! | All right. Everybody out! |
534 | 00:45:20,150 | 00:45:21,515 | (ALARM BLARlNG) | (ALARM BLARlNG) |
535 | 00:45:21,585 | 00:45:22,813 | Goldman! | Goldman! |
536 | 00:45:26,657 | 00:45:29,125 | Hurry up! All right. All right. | Hurry up! All right. All right. |
537 | 00:45:29,893 | 00:45:32,521 | If anybody reads these, they'll know that decoder couldn't work. | If anybody reads these, they'll know that decoder couldn't work. |
538 | 00:45:32,596 | 00:45:33,858 | Now, please, get us out of here! | Now, please, get us out of here! |
539 | 00:45:33,931 | 00:45:35,193 | Just stand back, please. | Just stand back, please. |
540 | 00:45:35,265 | 00:45:36,289 | All right. | All right. |
541 | 00:45:37,768 | 00:45:39,099 | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) | (BlONlC POWERS ACTlVATlNG) |
542 | 00:45:41,605 | 00:45:45,507 | Jaime! There's only seconds left. | Jaime! There's only seconds left. |
543 | 00:45:46,243 | 00:45:47,505 | Hurry! | Hurry! |
544 | 00:45:49,546 | 00:45:50,638 | Hurry. | Hurry. |
545 | 00:45:53,250 | 00:45:54,512 | (SlGHS) | (SlGHS) |
546 | 00:45:56,220 | 00:45:57,414 | (CREAKlNG) | (CREAKlNG) |
547 | 00:45:59,823 | 00:46:01,415 | Hurry. Get us out of here. | Hurry. Get us out of here. |
548 | 00:46:06,263 | 00:46:07,525 | Oh! | Oh! |
549 | 00:46:08,332 | 00:46:10,562 | (SlGHS) This is gonna be harder than I thought it was. | (SlGHS) This is gonna be harder than I thought it was. |
550 | 00:46:11,001 | 00:46:12,229 | Hurry, will you? | Hurry, will you? |
551 | 00:46:17,441 | 00:46:18,601 | Hurry! | Hurry! |
552 | 00:46:20,611 | 00:46:22,306 | Jaime! Hurry! | Jaime! Hurry! |
553 | 00:46:23,580 | 00:46:24,672 | Okay. | Okay. |
554 | 00:46:34,124 | 00:46:35,113 | Hurry! | Hurry! |
555 | 00:46:45,803 | 00:46:47,202 | Hurry. Get us out of here. | Hurry. Get us out of here. |
556 | 00:46:53,544 | 00:46:54,670 | Come on! Get out! | Come on! Get out! |
557 | 00:47:06,023 | 00:47:07,354 | You're under arrest. | You're under arrest. |
558 | 00:47:10,160 | 00:47:12,628 | Tell me about it after you read this. | Tell me about it after you read this. |
559 | 00:47:16,834 | 00:47:18,096 | You almost went out with a bang. | You almost went out with a bang. |
560 | 00:47:18,569 | 00:47:20,696 | (LAUGHS) Oh, I hoped you wouldn't say that. | (LAUGHS) Oh, I hoped you wouldn't say that. |
561 | 00:47:30,414 | 00:47:31,779 | (PHONE RlNGlNG) | (PHONE RlNGlNG) |
562 | 00:47:34,685 | 00:47:36,118 | I think that's for me. | I think that's for me. |
563 | 00:47:39,923 | 00:47:41,015 | Hello. | Hello. |
564 | 00:47:42,826 | 00:47:45,192 | Well, yes. Yes, put him on. | Well, yes. Yes, put him on. |
565 | 00:47:45,629 | 00:47:47,563 | It's the Secretary. | It's the Secretary. |
566 | 00:47:49,399 | 00:47:51,094 | Good afternoon, Mr. Secretary. | Good afternoon, Mr. Secretary. |
567 | 00:47:52,269 | 00:47:53,429 | Yes. | Yes. |
568 | 00:47:55,806 | 00:47:57,740 | Yes, I agree with you, Mr. Secretary. | Yes, I agree with you, Mr. Secretary. |
569 | 00:47:57,808 | 00:48:00,572 | I think we all owe Miss Sommers an apology. | I think we all owe Miss Sommers an apology. |
570 | 00:48:02,179 | 00:48:03,271 | Right. | Right. |
571 | 00:48:03,947 | 00:48:05,005 | Thank you very much for calling. | Thank you very much for calling. |
572 | 00:48:05,082 | 00:48:07,050 | Oh, by the way, would you like to talk to her? She's right here. | Oh, by the way, would you like to talk to her? She's right here. |
573 | 00:48:07,985 | 00:48:09,919 | Just a minute. (WHlSPERS) Oscar, come on! | Just a minute. (WHlSPERS) Oscar, come on! |
574 | 00:48:11,722 | 00:48:12,848 | I'll get her. | I'll get her. |
575 | 00:48:14,391 | 00:48:17,087 | Hey, this would be a great time to ask for a new raise, huh? | Hey, this would be a great time to ask for a new raise, huh? |
576 | 00:48:17,861 | 00:48:18,919 | No. | No. |
577 | 00:48:20,063 | 00:48:21,291 | Hello? | Hello? |
578 | 00:48:21,565 | 00:48:23,294 | No. I can understand you perfectly. | No. I can understand you perfectly. |
579 | 00:48:23,367 | 00:48:25,232 | I think you have a delightful accent. | I think you have a delightful accent. |
580 | 00:48:27,304 | 00:48:28,703 | Well... | Well... |
581 | 00:48:28,872 | 00:48:30,396 | No, as a matter of fact, I do feel | No, as a matter of fact, I do feel |
582 | 00:48:30,474 | 00:48:32,066 | that everyone jumped to conclusions about me, | that everyone jumped to conclusions about me, |
583 | 00:48:32,142 | 00:48:34,337 | and nobody gave me the benefit of any doubts. | and nobody gave me the benefit of any doubts. |
584 | 00:48:35,913 | 00:48:38,507 | Hmm. That's all right. | Hmm. That's all right. |
585 | 00:48:39,182 | 00:48:42,117 | Don't worry about it. Everybody's entitled to one mistake, you know. | Don't worry about it. Everybody's entitled to one mistake, you know. |
586 | 00:48:42,185 | 00:48:44,517 | (LAUGHS) I'm just glad it's over. | (LAUGHS) I'm just glad it's over. |
587 | 00:48:45,455 | 00:48:47,889 | Okay. Oh, that's very nice. Thank you. | Okay. Oh, that's very nice. Thank you. |
588 | 00:48:49,226 | 00:48:50,659 | All right. Thank you very much for calling. | All right. Thank you very much for calling. |
589 | 00:48:50,727 | 00:48:52,092 | (BlDDlNG FAREWELL lN GERMAN) | (BlDDlNG FAREWELL lN GERMAN) |
590 | 00:48:53,230 | 00:48:54,754 | (REPEATS FAREWELL lN GERMAN) | (REPEATS FAREWELL lN GERMAN) |
591 | 00:48:55,365 | 00:48:58,766 | He's gonna send me his letter of commendation | He's gonna send me his letter of commendation |
592 | 00:48:58,835 | 00:49:00,166 | and his personal apologies. | and his personal apologies. |
593 | 00:49:00,337 | 00:49:02,965 | And you're gonna get one from General Partridge and Gregory as well. | And you're gonna get one from General Partridge and Gregory as well. |
594 | 00:49:03,040 | 00:49:04,029 | Oh, my. | Oh, my. |
595 | 00:49:04,174 | 00:49:06,734 | I seem to be the most wronged little girl around here. | I seem to be the most wronged little girl around here. |
596 | 00:49:06,810 | 00:49:09,040 | (MOCK CRYlNG) I mean, it was terrible. Everyone deserted me. | (MOCK CRYlNG) I mean, it was terrible. Everyone deserted me. |
597 | 00:49:10,480 | 00:49:11,913 | Everyone but you. | Everyone but you. |
598 | 00:49:12,916 | 00:49:15,214 | I really thank you for sticking by me, Oscar. | I really thank you for sticking by me, Oscar. |
599 | 00:49:16,987 | 00:49:18,284 | Think nothing of it, babe. | Think nothing of it, babe. |
600 | 00:49:20,090 | 00:49:23,321 | There's only one thing you really did wrong through this whole case, you know. | There's only one thing you really did wrong through this whole case, you know. |
601 | 00:49:23,460 | 00:49:25,018 | What? What? There's only one. | What? What? There's only one. |
602 | 00:49:25,195 | 00:49:27,288 | Well, you gave me some terrible advice. | Well, you gave me some terrible advice. |
603 | 00:49:27,364 | 00:49:28,558 | What are you talking about? | What are you talking about? |
604 | 00:49:28,765 | 00:49:31,233 | That was a perfect opportunity for me to ask for a raise. | That was a perfect opportunity for me to ask for a raise. |
605 | 00:49:31,301 | 00:49:33,428 | I mean, who knows when I'm gonna get another chance like that. | I mean, who knows when I'm gonna get another chance like that. |