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00:30¡Armán Nelson está en la línea!
00:32¡Vamos, voy a seguir!
00:44¿Hola?
00:46¿Hola, Seville?
00:48¿Sí, general?
00:50No puedo escuchar muy bien.
00:52Sé que es interferencia de aquí. No podemos verlo.
00:56¿Qué?
00:58¿No?
01:00No, no, no.
01:02No, no, no.
01:04Es no use. ¡Es todo jumble!
01:06¡O certainly!
01:12¡Nelson, seville!
01:14¡Nelson, seville!
01:16¡Gracias!
01:46¡Gracias!
01:48¡Gracias!
01:50¡Gracias!
01:52¡Gracias!
01:54¡Gracias!
01:56Voyage to the bottom of the sea
02:00Starring Richard Basehart
02:10David Hedgeson
02:20Voyage to the bottom of the sea
02:28No, there's still no response
02:52Any word from the search vessels in the area?
02:56Uh-huh
02:58Very well, keep me posted
03:16Come in
03:18Sir, we brought the crate over as ordered
03:20I'll bring it in
03:22All right, man
03:26Put it over there in the corner
03:30Put it over there in the corner
03:32Yes, sir
03:34All right, break the seal
03:44Report back to duty, I'll take over here
03:46Yes, sir
03:48Yes, sir
03:58Yes, sir
04:08Report back to duty. I'll take over here.
04:11Yes, sir.
04:33Yes, sir.
04:36Mr. Pym.
04:39Admiral Nelson.
04:44No, no.
04:46You're dead.
04:48You were killed aboard Seville.
04:53It was a massive electric charge.
04:55Oh, yes, yes. I remember vividly.
04:58But happily for me, or perhaps unhappily, Admiral,
05:01there was a small residue of time travel energy left in the submarine,
05:05enough to shift me slightly in time and save my life.
05:10Well, well, congratulations.
05:12You see before you, sir, a broken man.
05:16Well, you look perfectly all right to me.
05:18Please hear me out.
05:21Well, now, the last time you were here, you defied me to cause security.
05:27Whatever happened to the old, uh, the old arrogance?
05:30I lost it, sir, along with my power over time.
05:33Oh, yes, your magnificent device was destroyed.
05:36Now, don't tell me you haven't replaced it.
05:39Well, I haven't had the means to replace it.
05:41That's why I used this ridiculous device to get in here to talk to you.
05:46Well, although I must say, absurd as it is,
05:49I had a feeling it'd be enough to get me past your rather inadequate security measures.
05:58Oh, really?
06:01Mr. Pem, would you like to have a look at this?
06:04You knew all along.
06:11You've been under close watch ever since you've set foot on the grounds.
06:16There is something you didn't know, that you couldn't know,
06:19and that is how completely and utterly I have changed.
06:24Well, I'm glad to hear that.
06:25Now, any change, in your case, would have to be for the better, huh?
06:31I agree heartily.
06:33And you'll give me hope that you'll entertain a proposition.
06:36No, no, no, no.
06:37I certainly didn't mean to give you that idea.
06:40The last deal we made together
06:42was very nearly fatal to both of us.
06:45Oh, but this will be completely different.
06:47I have no childish lust for power now.
06:50Now I realize how infinitely much more satisfying it would be
06:54to work for the benefit of humanity.
06:57Well, that's noble of you, Mr. Pem.
06:58I know, I know how delighted you'll be with what I have to propose.
07:02Sorry, no deal.
07:02But you haven't let me explain it.
07:04Ah, you don't have to explain it.
07:05I know exactly what it is.
07:06You want to build another time device,
07:08and you need nuclear power to do it.
07:10Precisely, but just imagine the possibilities, Admiral.
07:13You and I together will have complete mastery over time.
07:17We'll be able to move backward and forward through the ages.
07:19It will now just think.
07:21Think how we can help humanity.
07:23Hmm, of course.
07:27Mr. Pem, I am going to have you escorted from the Institute grounds.
07:33If you ever set foot here again, I'm going to throw you into jail.
07:36Now, is that clear?
07:39Quite.
07:40Hmm.
07:40Excuse me.
07:46Excuse me.
07:59There's something wrong, Admiral.
08:00Report from one of the search vessels.
08:12See if he's been located at the bottom of the Pacific.
08:17Howl Crest.
08:20All hands lost.
08:21Oh, no.
08:22What an unspeakable tragedy.
08:25Oh, my dear friend, if only there was some way I could help you.
08:30Of course, if I had access to power.
08:34No, but you don't trust me, and I understand.
08:37I mustn't intrude on your grief any longer.
08:41Wait.
08:44I must say that your attitude hurt my feelings a little.
08:47But I bear no manner.
08:49Please, no.
08:49I assure you.
08:50There's no trace of Dranker in my heart.
08:51Will you shut up?
08:53I can't think.
08:58Suppose, suppose we had a working time device.
09:03Would we be able to get back aboard Seaview before the explosion,
09:07find out what caused it, and prevent it from happening?
09:10What an extraordinary idea.
09:13If we had a time device, could we recede in time to be for the explosion and thus prevent the tragedy?
09:24Yes, we could.
09:29We could?
09:30We could.
09:30We could.
09:31That's wonderful.
09:32Just one thing.
09:33We have no time device.
09:35But boy, we'll get one.
09:36We can use the power from the reactor here.
09:37How long would it take?
09:38Oh, I suppose I could produce a crude working model in a matter of hours, but it'd only take us back a few days.
09:43A few days?
09:44A few days?
09:44That's all we need.
09:45Let's get started.
09:45Yes, but Admiral, remember our bargain.
09:50What are you talking about?
09:51I'm talking about humanity.
09:52This crude working model is only a stopgap.
09:55For the sake of humanity, I must reproduce anything you want.
09:58The perfect time device.
09:59The first thing's first.
10:00Now we've got to say, seize you.
10:02We will save the world from its stupidity and from its avarice.
10:05We will bathe all in love.
10:16Well?
10:20Yes.
10:21Yes, yes.
10:24Yes, what?
10:25Well, for a very limited time transfer, I think it'll work.
10:29Well, try it.
10:32There are risks involved.
10:34Oh, the devil with that.
10:39Well, according to my calculations, this goes back about two days.
10:44All right, all right.
10:45Activate it.
10:51See, this is the see-view reactor moment.
10:58You've done it, Pam.
11:00It worked.
11:00Did you doubt for a moment that it weren't?
11:02Come on.
11:17Ah, Chief.
11:19Everything all right?
11:20You said, but, uh...
11:22Oh, you're wondering how I got aboard.
11:23I'll explain about that later.
11:24Hello, Chief.
11:27So he...
11:28Yes, I'll explain about that later, too.
11:31If you, uh, excuse us, please, uh, come this way, Mr. Pam.
11:33Hey.
11:33Thank you.
11:34Hello, Chief.
11:36Hello, Chief.
11:38Could you come to my cabin?
11:39There's, uh, something I'd like to talk about.
11:44How are you, Captain?
11:56Um, hello, Chief.
11:58Could you come to my cabin?
11:59There's, uh, something I'd like to talk about.
12:02How are you, Captain?
12:05How are you, Captain?
12:08Nice to see you again.
12:10¡Suscríbete al canal!
12:40¡Hey! ¡Hey, Mac!
12:43¡Hey! ¡Hey!
12:45¡Hey, Kowalski, you won't believe this, but...
12:48Listen to me, you've got to listen to this.
12:51I know.
12:52I don't believe it either, Chief.
12:55This is insane.
12:57He's supposed to be dead.
12:59And I very nearly was, Captain.
13:01But fortunately for me, fate's all fit to spare me.
13:06And you let him back on board.
13:08Have you lost your mind?
13:10No, no, no, no. Take it easily.
13:12I know this is a shock to you, but just try to take it easy.
13:15And that's how you got here, isn't it, with that time device of his?
13:18Well, in a sense.
13:20And how do you know what he'll do with it next?
13:21Look, let's take one thing at a time.
13:25There are much more pressing problems.
13:27Your life and the lives of all the crew.
13:31All right, Admiral, I give up.
13:33I suppose you explain.
13:34Well, a lot of this is going to have to be taken on faith, you see.
13:38There is going to be an explosion on this ship.
13:42See if you'll be crushed and all hands lost.
13:44I see you're in the fortune-telling business now.
13:50Oh, no, no, no, no, not at all.
13:52Please, let the Admiral explain.
13:54Admiral, what can you tell me that hasn't happened yet?
13:58But, Lee, this has happened.
14:01Oh.
14:01Well, I'm sure I could remember a small detail like that.
14:05No, wait.
14:06Wait a minute.
14:06We'll try to understand.
14:08See, Mr. Pym and I are no longer in the present.
14:13We are in the past.
14:15One full day in the past, before the explosion.
14:18In other words, within a short time, everyone on this ship will be dead, right?
14:23Unless we find out the cause of the explosion and prevent it.
14:27Oh, no, no.
14:30It won't work.
14:31If we try to find the explosion, future history would be changed.
14:35It just isn't possible.
14:36But, of course, it's possible.
14:38I don't know why everybody doggedly insists it's not possible.
14:40Well, my dear young man, the future can be changed simply by changing the past.
14:54Mr. Pym, are you sure?
14:59Quite sure.
15:01All right, let's get started.
15:03We've got to find out what caused that explosion.
15:05Right.
15:05I'll get a complete wiring inspection underway at once.
15:08Oh, uh, how much time do we have?
15:14Uh, by an odd coincidence, exactly 24 hours.
15:19Oh.
15:20Admiral, where are you going?
15:25Well, I'm going to inspect the ship, of course.
15:27But you're not going back on your promise.
15:30What promise?
15:32You promised me the means to perfect my time device.
15:34It was clearly a part of our bargain.
15:36Oh, yes, yes, yes, it was.
15:39All right, I'll see.
15:40You'll get whatever you need.
15:42Come with me.
15:42My dear sir, after you.
15:50Now do you understand, ship?
15:52Frankly, no.
15:53It's simple enough.
15:55We've got less than 24 hours to locate the cause of an explosion that will kill us all unless we find it.
16:02Did that character tell you all this?
16:03Never mind that.
16:04Have all the wiring checked first.
16:06Unless, of course, you'd rather die.
16:10Aye, aye, sir.
16:11In this section, you'll find just about everything you need for a metal-edgy experiment.
16:16Oh, splendid, Admiral.
16:17Much more than I expected.
16:19Well, make good use of your time.
16:22If you need anything while I'm gone, just, uh, just call.
16:25Oh, yes.
16:26Uh, you're not liking me.
16:29I most certainly am.
16:31Oh.
16:41Oh, my God.
17:11How's it going, Chief?
17:40Sir, I'd like to be in as good a shape as this wiring.
17:45Nothing yet, then, huh?
17:46No, sir, nothing.
17:47It would help if we knew what we were looking for.
17:49Well, did you find anything that could, uh, potentially damage or destroy the submarine?
17:53No, sir.
17:55Um, sir, is there any special reason for all this?
17:59Well, let's just say it's vital to the survival of a submarine.
18:03Oh, aye, sir.
18:03Oh, yes.
18:15¡Gracias!
18:45¿What did we hit?
18:47Well, nothing. Sonar's clear, no foreign object has touched the hull.
18:49Then what was that jolt?
18:51Well, I'm still trying to figure it out. I can't find anything wrong.
18:56We're at dead stop.
18:58Impossible. I give no such order.
19:01Look, we're in shallow water.
19:04Periscope depth.
19:05The chart indicates no shoals in this area.
19:07Well, let's find out.
19:15Where is it?
19:27Take a look.
19:36It's night.
19:41What's the trouble?
19:42He's up to his old tricks.
19:44Even Penn?
19:45Well, why do you say that?
19:47First, that jolt.
19:48And now we find ourselves at dead stop in shallow water.
19:51And up there, it's night.
19:53Yeah, no, wait, sir.
19:57See what you can find out. I'll handle it.
19:58Aye, sir.
20:01Service.
20:02Aye, aye, sir.
20:06Ballast control.
20:08Low main ballast. Give me full buoyancy.
20:10Full buoyancy, aye.
20:12Service. Service.
20:13Service.
20:13We're on the surface of dead stop.
20:29Very well. Crack the hatch.
20:30Aye, sir.
20:31Crack the main hatch.
20:32Crack the main hatch. Aye, sir.
20:34Aye, sir.
20:34¿Hay una indicación de dónde estamos?
20:49Ve a ver si.
20:51Aquí, utilice estos, infrarad.
20:56¿Qué es eso?
20:59Si no me equivoco, es una ciudad de 18th century,
21:02en el primer ciudad de América.
21:05¿Crees que estamos en tiempo?
21:08No puedo pensar en otra explicación.
21:11¡Suscríbete al canal!
21:12Voy a ir abajo.
21:12Bien.
21:15¡Suscríbete al canal!
21:17¡Aye, Ayer!
21:27¡Pem!
21:29¡Pem! ¿Qué te preocupes?
21:30No, no, no, no.
22:00Estoy preparando, por lo que no puedo hacer mis lindos.
22:04¿Qué es mi palabra?
22:06Bueno, eso es tarde.
22:08¿Y tu promes?
22:09No tengo nada en tu promes ahora mismo.
22:11¿Vale?
22:13Señor, no entiendo.
22:15¿Pero decir que me dice que es el día de la noche?
22:17Sí, señor, cuando estamos en el medio de un río.
22:21No me pude poner, ¿por qué?
22:22No sé mejor que eso.
22:25Sí, señor.
22:26Kowalski, quiero que te mande la station de radar.
22:27Keep a sharp watch and report anything you pick up.
22:30¿Y got that?
22:31No, sí.
22:32All right.
22:38Look out's are posted, Lee.
22:39It's still pitch black out there.
22:41I'll take that, sir.
22:42Thanks.
22:43¿Qué do we do next?
22:45Well, that depends.
22:53Skipper.
22:57What's the matter?
23:00Radar's conked out, sir.
23:03How could that be?
23:04We had a check.
23:05We could find nothing wrong.
23:06We could find nothing wrong.
23:10No, no, no.
23:14No, no, no.
23:15No, no, no, no.
23:16No, no.
23:16No, no, no.
23:18No, no, no, no.
23:22todo el instrumento en aquí está mal funcionando
23:43eso me
23:44me
23:50kowalski
23:51el salón
23:53el reticción
23:54y el rey
23:56el rey
23:59el
24:04el
24:05el
24:06el
24:07el
24:08el
24:09el
24:10el
24:11el
24:12Captain, you wound me deeply.
24:14How on earth could I possibly have anything to do with your electrical system?
24:17Well, that, Mr. Penn, is precisely what I want to find out.
24:25Who gave you men permission to leave your post?
24:42Who are you?
25:05Where do you come from?
25:07In the name of the Continental Congress, I hereby confiscate this vessel.
25:12Well, where's your master?
25:22I'm captain of this ship, and I'm not going to turn it over to anybody.
25:26Oh, you think not, thank you.
25:32You were the insignia of a major general.
25:36Since I'm a four-star admiral, I outrank you by two stripes.
25:40And I, sir, outgun you.
25:43I am taking this ship.
25:45Oh?
25:46Oh, you, uh, you aren't gunners, dear.
25:48Well, I'm afraid you're in for quite a surprise.
25:52Correction, admiral.
25:53With this, I outgun you all.
26:01You're glad.
26:03You replaced the device.
26:04Of course I did.
26:06Now, would you care to surrender quietly, or would you prefer another wild excursion through time?
26:11A wise decision.
26:20General, will you kindly introduce yourself?
26:23Your servant, gentlemen.
26:24I have the pleasure to inform you that my name is Major General Benedict Arnold.
26:32So, you've transferred us back to the time of the American Revolution, have you?
26:51To just before midnight of the 22nd of September of the year 1780.
26:56I think General Arnold can confirm that.
26:59I can.
26:59Sounds what a vessel you have here.
27:05That's all you said it was, sir.
27:07And more.
27:08Well, you two seem to be old friends.
27:10Isn't that nice?
27:12A perfect combination of scandals.
27:14Watch your tongue, sir.
27:16Please, gentlemen.
27:17Name-calling and recriminations will gain us nothing.
27:20If you think I'll surrender my ship, think again.
27:24Gently, Captain.
27:24If you won't listen to me, at least take your Admiral's advice.
27:29He seems to have the upper hand at the moment, Lee.
27:32I'd like to suggest that you, Admiral, the General and I, retire to your cabin for a council of war.
27:38All right.
27:41Now, don't try anything just yet.
27:42I want your word on it.
27:44Right, sir.
27:45Gentlemen, our conference?
27:51Mr. Pem.
27:55I'm warning you.
27:57Sooner or later, I'll have your neck for this.
27:59Good luck, Captain.
28:15Skipper.
28:24This is our chance.
28:25A chance?
28:26To jump ahead before he knows what hit him.
28:28Then we can create a diversion outside the Admiral's cabinet.
28:31Not now.
28:32Sir, we'll never have a better chance.
28:34I'm sorry.
28:35I promised the Admiral.
28:36Sir, I...
28:37That's all, Chief.
28:37Carry on.
28:50Do sit down, Admiral.
28:53All this pacing is getting on my nerves.
28:58Huh?
29:01Anything else you'd like, Mr. Pem?
29:04As a matter of fact, yes.
29:05Just so you won't be tempted to try to thwart me again, I'd like you to keep in mind what can happen to you.
29:14Believe me, I have it in mind.
29:16God.
29:17Your function in this plan is very simple.
29:19You've got to see to it that your men interfere in no way with what's going to happen.
29:25Well, I'm not sure I can do that.
29:27You see, I don't like any part of this plan of yours.
29:30Really?
29:30I don't know how you can say that, since you haven't the slightest notion of what it is.
29:37I not only have a notion, Mr. Pemmer, I know what it is.
29:41Well, I'd be amused to hear your version.
29:44General Arnold is here to hold secret meetings with Major John Andre, aide to Sir Henry Clinton, the British commander.
29:53Enough!
29:55I've been betrayed!
29:58Well, I wouldn't talk about betrayal, General, not with what you have in mind.
30:01I'll have your head for this!
30:04General!
30:05General!
30:05Put up your sword, I beg of you!
30:07How much more do you know?
30:08Much more.
30:09You plan to deliver West Point to the British, split the colonies, and see the revolution crushed.
30:15Fortunately, it'll end in disaster for you.
30:18Don't be too sure of that, Admiral.
30:20Is this man a devil?
30:22How does he know all this?
30:23He's just been boning up on his history.
30:24What he forgets is that history is going to be changed.
30:27Not if I can help it.
30:28What's this?
30:29Are you ignoring my warning?
30:31You can't change us in time.
30:33You need the ship here and now.
30:35And you, Admiral, need a lesson.
30:37I dislike doing this.
30:39It's a tiresome waste of time.
30:40However...
30:49Pam?
30:50Where are you?
30:52We're here in your cabin aboard the Seaview, of course.
30:59What am I doing here?
31:01The experience you're having is a novel one indeed.
31:04It's the result of a new refinement of my time device.
31:07I have succeeded in isolating you in time.
31:11As soon as our business here is finished, however, you will have the pleasure of reliving the last few agonizing moments before you heard of the destruction of your ship and the death of all hands.
31:19No, wait, wait, wait, Pam.
31:22Pam, can you still hear me?
31:25What would you like to say, Admiral?
31:30All right, I won't interfere with your meeting.
31:33Good.
31:34This is witchcraft.
31:48I placed myself in the hands of the devil himself.
31:52In a sense, General, it's quite true.
31:55Admiral, this is Crane.
32:00Yes, Lee, what is it?
32:01Another one of those characters is just coming aboard.
32:04What is this, anyway?
32:05Admiral, I'd appreciate it if you'd welcome the gentleman aboard and send him up here for the meeting.
32:11Very well.
32:13I'll be right there.
32:14I'm Crane, captain of this ship.
32:30Captain, your servant.
32:33Isn't it unusual for a civilian to salute?
32:36Oh, forgive my clothing.
32:37I'm an officer, Major John Andre, aide-decamp to General Sir Henry Clinton in the service of His Majesty King George III.
32:44At your service, sir.
32:45Yes, Major Andre, I've heard of you.
32:49Through some of my foolish verse, no doubt.
32:51Oh, yes.
32:53That and other things.
32:55I am humiliated to show myself in this clothing, captain.
32:58I meant to appear in uniform, but your General Arnold insisted on this.
33:03Yes, I understand.
33:05And he's not my general.
33:08Major Andre.
33:09This is Admiral Nelson.
33:11I am honored, sir.
33:11But admittedly bewildered, this vessel.
33:15I have never seen the like of it anywhere.
33:17I'm not surprised.
33:19General Arnold is waiting for you in my quarters.
33:21Kowalski.
33:25You take Major Andre to my cabin, return here.
33:28Aye, sir.
33:29Major Andre, sir?
33:31And one, Kowalski.
33:32Yes, sir.
33:33This way, Major.
33:35Gentleman, by your leave.
33:36How long are you going to let this farce go on?
33:45Right now, it's out of my hands.
33:47If it isn't, I should do something.
33:48Pem isn't that clever.
33:50All you have to do is lay out the plan and we'll knock him off.
33:53I can't risk it, Lee.
33:55Pem watches almost every move I make.
33:57If he's so much as suspects anything, he could destroy us all.
34:00I see.
34:01Then we just give up.
34:02Is that it?
34:03Well, those are the instructions that I was to give you.
34:07Of course, there's always the possibility, a remote possibility, I grant you,
34:11that you and the men might decide to disobey my orders.
34:16Come on.
34:18Well, naturally, you'd be acting without the knowledge that Pem could wipe us out
34:22with one touch of his thumb on that pocket watch he carries.
34:25And naturally, no sane man would take that chance.
34:31Well, I'd better get back to the meeting.
34:35Sir, I brought those men up there.
34:38Talk to the skipper.
34:39Skipper, you mean to say that that's the real Benedict Arnold up there?
34:49And the real Major Andre.
34:51And right now, they're plotting the surrender of West Point.
34:54And we're just standing around?
34:56Excuse me, sir, but about those two men...
34:58Never mind that, Ski.
35:00Right now, I need you both.
35:04Chip, come here for a minute, will you?
35:05What's going on up in the animals' camp?
35:09A little plotting.
35:11And, uh, there's gonna be some down here, too.
35:17A detailed map of the defenses of West Point, Major.
35:22If these papers are found on me while I'm in civilian clothes...
35:25You have nothing to worry about on that score.
35:28Thanks to our friend, Mr. Pem.
35:30Well, actually, it's very simple, gentlemen.
35:32And this magnificent vessel is the most powerful fighting machine the world's ever seen.
35:36Powerful enough to take the garrison at West Point?
35:39Powerful enough, sir, to crush the entire rebel army and navy.
35:43If that is true, there is no need of my delivering these plans to General Clinton.
35:47No need at all.
35:48This man is lying to you.
35:50What he's proposing is a total impossibility.
35:52Is it now?
35:53I'd like these gentlemen to see the missile room, Admiral.
35:57That is the heart of this vessel's striking power.
36:00If you'll be kind enough to show us the way.
36:03General.
36:04Major.
36:05I've just got word to lift the Admiral's cabin and went below to the missile room.
36:19The missile room?
36:20Are you sure?
36:20Yes, sir.
36:20I have a man posted outside.
36:22All right.
36:24Well, that shouldn't affect the plan.
36:25Now, remember, Chief, you're the only man aboard authorized to use the intercom for just one word.
36:31Aye, sir.
36:32Right.
36:32Move on.
36:32Move on.
36:32Move on.
36:35Are they in there?
36:50Check with engineering.
37:05Yes, gentlemen.
37:08This little tube stores enough power to obliterate West Point completely.
37:14As I shall soon demonstrate.
37:16The vein has it secured, Mr. Morton.
37:34Very well.
37:40Go.
37:41That's it.
37:45Let's go.
37:57A dead flat angle now.
38:04Easy below.
38:05I don't want them to feel this.
38:08I have already programmed the missile.
38:17All that remains now is to fire it.
38:19I have already programmed the missile.
38:20All that remains now is to fire it.
38:21Steady now.
38:41Steady.
38:41Steady now.
38:42Steady.
38:45Steady.
38:45Stand by.
38:48ahora recuerda
38:55todo lo que tienes
38:57las luces
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42:28I'm very much afraid that both of you are going to have to take your chances with history.
42:32I'm not afraid of history, Admiral.
42:35I know what I'm doing is right.
42:36If given the choice, I'd do it again.
42:39At any rate, the name of General Benedict Arnold will be remembered.
42:44I can promise you that.
42:46See that the General's put a show on the West Bank.
42:48I have, sir.
42:54General.
42:58I thought you'd head for here.
43:28Captain Crane, what a dreary surprise.
43:32What's that you've got?
43:33This?
43:34Oh, it's just a toy.
43:36A plaything.
43:38Would you like to see it?
43:39Oh, it's just a toy.
43:48Oh, it's just a toy.
43:52Oh, it's just a toy.
43:53Put out the radio.
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