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00:00It's official. Political exile Joseph Elias has returned to his native land and should be stepping down from the plane as soon as he finishes an on-board interview.
00:11We've been advised that Mr. Elias will then give a statement to the media.
00:15Speculation is that President for Life Colonel Gregory Usher has allowed the opposition leader Elias to return from exile in response to pressure the United States has been applying.
00:26Pressure which culminated yesterday with the indictment of Colonel Usher by a U.S. federal court on charges of illegal drug trafficking.
00:39Door is open. It's just a matter of time now before Joseph Elias emerges.
00:56It's a real pleasure to be back home again.
01:02Well, I don't think it would be appropriate for me to comment on this.
01:04Wait, what's happening? The soldiers are firing in the air!
01:07People are diving for him! Oh, my God! He's been shot! Joseph Elias has been shot! They've killed him!
01:15He just got off the plane and Joseph Elias has been assassinated!
01:19People are on the ground, everywhere, and the soldiers are going to do nothing!
01:24Oh, no! They're driving away, the people!
01:26Shadalaya started driving away!
01:28He turned out!
01:29He turned out!
01:30He turned out!
01:31He turned out!
01:32He turned out!
01:34And, When Be
01:37That looked at it!
01:47He turned out!
01:48He turned around!
01:50He turned out!
01:52He turned out!
01:53He turned out!
01:55He turned out!
01:57He turned on!
01:58He turned out!
02:59We can't all play the Stradivarius.
03:01They say his best violins were made out of cherry pudding.
03:29Good morning, Jim.
03:51Three years ago, Colonel Gregory Usher declared himself president for life.
03:57Since then, his country has been one of the world's leading producers of processed cocaine.
04:03Usher is under indictment in the U.S. for his drug trafficking, but has been impossible to extradite from his heavily armed compound outside the country's capital.
04:12And all attempts for a democratic overthrow of the government have failed,
04:16as Usher maintains a firm grasp on power with the help of his chief of secret police, Major Duvall,
04:23who several days ago organized the murder of Usher's only political opponent.
04:28Your mission, Jim, if you choose to accept it, is to neutralize Major Duvall and to lure Colonel Usher out of his compound and onto U.S. controlled soil where he may be arrested.
04:39As always, should you or any of your I.M. force be caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions.
04:47This disc will self-destruct in five seconds.
04:51Good luck, Jim.
04:51Myles Taggart was arrested yesterday by the Drug Enforcement Agency.
05:11In the process, they confiscated 2,055-gallon drums of ethyl ether that Taggart was about to deal to Colonel Usher.
05:18For processing of cocaine.
05:20That's right.
05:21Now, the news of Taggart's arrest has been kept from the press.
05:24How long can they hold him?
05:26Long enough for you to pose as Taggart.
05:28The colonel expects you tomorrow.
05:32The Island of St. Luke.
05:34A small atoll 50 miles off the coast of Colonel Gregory Usher's country.
05:40The man who owns it has agreed to loan it to us for the next few days.
05:45Is it part of Usher's territory?
05:47No.
05:47Well, this island enjoys status as an American protectorate, which means that U.S. law applies.
05:53If everything goes properly, this is where Usher will be arrested.
05:57But he'd be crazy to go to a U.S. island.
05:59Well, he would if he knew where he was.
06:01But there are dozens of islands similar to this one in international waters.
06:08Take a good look at the house and the beach and the boats.
06:11We're going to duplicate those on an island not under U.S. jurisdiction and where Usher will feel it's safe to go.
06:18Father?
06:19Father?
06:21Father, help me.
06:27It's really coming along.
06:28Switching to the new lenses and the argon laser, it's really helped the definition.
06:33Who was that?
06:34That was a hologram of the latest member of our team.
06:37Kieran Taylor.
06:41He's only 15 years old, but his father has been with us for a number of years.
06:45He has an excellent academic record.
06:48He's an all-around natural athlete.
06:50But he's just a kid.
06:51Exactly.
06:5515 years ago, Colonel Usher's wife ran away from him.
06:59He claimed she's the only woman he ever loved, but the fact is that he beat her, abused her.
07:04After her disappearance, there was a rumor that she had been pregnant.
07:07So ever since then, the colonel has spent a fortune trying to locate her and the child he's never known.
07:13So Kieran is our key.
07:16He is what it'll take to get the colonel out of his compound and onto that island.
07:30Colonel.
07:31Well, sir, I need more time to check out this American Taggart.
07:36Time is money, Duvall.
07:55Colonel Usher.
07:56How the hell are you?
07:58Mr. Taggart, I presume.
07:59This is Major Duvall, head of my security.
08:03My associate, Mr. Jones.
08:05He's my head of security.
08:06Do you think you need a bodyguard here, Mr. Taggart?
08:10Well, I watch the evening news.
08:12And things like assassinations at airports make me kind of nervous.
08:19And that was politics, Mr. Taggart.
08:21This is business.
08:23We'll keep your associate's gun during your visit.
08:25Mr. Taggart, I watch the news, too.
08:31You're a brave man to still be in the drug business after that car bombing incident last year.
08:37I hear it did substantial damage to your right arm.
08:39Who's the left arm?
08:55Major.
08:56Major.
08:56So I sell drugs. Americans buy drugs, but I'm the monster. I'm the one they indict.
09:14Well, they can indict me all they want. They'll never lay a hand on Colonel Usher. They can't touch
09:22me here. I've arranged a viewing of our operation, Mr. Taggart, for tomorrow morning.
09:30Fine. I think you'll be impressed. With your ether, we can increase our productivity by two tons a week.
09:38Well, then let's hope we can come to some sort of agreement.
09:52What's going on? Everything is under control. The Colonel occasionally suffers from severe
10:08headaches. Maybe he should go to the hospital. No! If necessary, the hospital will come to Colonel Usher.
10:15A word of advice, Mr. Taggart. Don't interpret what you see here as a sign of weakness.
10:21The last man to do that wound up face down on an airport runway.
10:45It's in front of the room.
10:47We'll get going.
10:48We'll get him.
10:49Yes, sir.
10:50Get him.
10:51Get him.
10:52He'll get the corner and in.
10:53Hold it! Hold it.
10:54Hold it!
10:55Get him.
10:57Come on.
10:58Get him.
10:59Come on.
11:01Come on.
11:02Move.
11:06Get him.
11:07Everybody.
11:09Get him.
11:10Get him.
11:11Get him.
11:12Get him.
11:13Get him.
11:44She may look like a turkey, but she flies like an eagle.
11:58As long as it'll do the job.
11:59Oh, she'll do the job.
12:01Look, I just made a run over the U.S. island.
12:04When the roof's on this house, you won't be to tell him apart.
12:08Let's hope Colonel Usher feels the same.
12:10How's our newest team member doing?
12:12Karen, oh, he's fine.
12:13He's out there with Casey right now.
12:18Now, Karen, keep calm.
12:21I just want you to breathe through your regulator,
12:22just like you breathe normally on land.
12:24And relax.
12:26I'll get the hang of it.
12:28Maybe we should call it a day, huh?
12:30No.
12:31Let's go again.
12:32Sure?
12:33Okay.
12:34Okay.
12:34Okay.
12:34Oh, my God.
13:04Father.
13:12Well, if you'll excuse me, Mr. Taggart, it's been a long day.
13:18Oh, but it's early, Colonel.
13:19May I remind you what the Emperor Napoleon said about sleeping hours?
13:23I'm sure it will be fascinating.
13:25He said six hours for the man, seven for the woman, and eight for the fool.
13:31Are you suggesting I might be a fool, Mr. Taggart?
13:37Oh, perish the thought, Colonel.
13:40But it's kind of early, and we have a lot of business to do.
13:43Oh, my God.
14:38Just a few more minutes and we can finish all our business, Colonel.
14:51American Double Eagle $20 gold coins.
14:54Each one was over $40,000.
14:57Why do I get the feeling I'm supposed to be learning a lesson here?
15:00It took over 100 years for these coins to reach that value.
15:04I don't see why you can't wait a few hours before we do business.
15:08No, I'm tired.
15:12Good night.
15:14Good night.
15:38Good night.
15:39Good night.
15:41Good night.
15:43Good night.
15:49Good night.
15:50All right, let's see what you're doing.
16:10Father?
16:12Who is that?
16:20Who's there?
16:50Who is there?
16:52Who's there?
16:58The police..
17:00He's got a farm as now after Helly...
17:02But Blue...
17:04and was sekarangs...
17:06En presentation,
17:08His parents joined so too...
17:14Well, I think it's about time we introduce Colonel Usher to his son.
17:44Father, Father, Father, we need you.
18:12All right.
18:16Me, my brother.
18:22In these sheds we have storage for our cocaine.
18:29Cocaine. We used to grow marijuana here.
18:341,400 pounds of it would bring in 300,000 American dollars.
18:39The same weight in cocaine is worth 26 million dollars.
18:43Now your production is cut in half. Now that's a big loss.
18:46Yeah, a big loss.
18:49Bad enough when the Americans indicted me.
18:51Me, leader of a sovereign country.
18:56But that wasn't enough for them.
18:57They banned the export of ethyl ether to stop my production.
19:02No ethyl ether. No solvent for your cocaine kitchens.
19:04Correct.
19:06I can provide you with the ether. It's gonna cost you.
19:08But I can guarantee you 100 barrels a month.
19:13Another headache.
19:14I'll be all right in a minute.
19:16These headaches, is that why the American doctor is here?
19:18What doctor?
19:20Quint, some famous neurologist.
19:23Who was in your newspaper here?
19:24I didn't send for him. Never heard of him.
19:27I didn't send for you.
19:28Oh!
19:31The newspapers say where this doctor of yours is staying.
19:49Kieran?
19:51Are you sure you can handle this?
19:53Yeah, I can handle it.
20:03I'll get the door.
20:14Yes, very much.
20:18I hate these affairs.
20:20The anniversary of your third year in power. You couldn't disappoint your people.
20:24Colonel, congratulations on your anniversary, sir.
20:27You're an American? Yes.
20:29This is Major Duval.
20:31I'm Major. I'm Dr. Quinn. Dr. Frederick Quinn.
20:34The neurologist that Mr. Taggart was telling me about.
20:38Yes, Mr. Taggart contacted me. He said I might be of service to you.
20:45He told you of my headaches?
20:47Yes.
20:49But he didn't tell you about my dreams of a boy who beckons me and calls me father.
20:56No.
20:57It's very ironic, Dr. Quinn. I can buy and sell everybody in this party.
21:06I can have anyone of them imprisoned or executed with a nod of my head.
21:12But for all my power and all my money, I can't get rid of this pain.
21:19Father?
21:21God, who are you?
21:34Don't go.
21:39Don't go.
21:50Father.
21:54No.
21:56Please, stay.
21:58Roberto, Davis!
22:03There's a boy out there.
22:05Find him.
22:05Bring him back.
22:09There's a boy out there.
22:39There's a boy out there.
22:59The boy.
23:01Did you find the boy?
23:02No, Colonel.
23:03Please try to calm yourself, Colonel.
23:05You've had a pretty bad turn.
23:06Oh, I've had worse, Doctor.
23:08Why don't you stop patronizing me and tell me what's wrong with my body?
23:13Well, according to what Major Duval has told me about your medical history,
23:17you suffer from an arteriovenous malfunction.
23:20Now, that's a...
23:21Congenital defect.
23:22Too many blood vessels around the surface of my brain.
23:25I've heard it all before.
23:27But it does explain your headaches.
23:29Does it explain the boy, Dr. Quinn?
23:33Well, if the defect is in a specific area of the brain, it could cause hallucinations.
23:39People I sell drugs to have hallucinations.
23:43I don't.
23:45Why is it I get the impression you're holding something back from us, Doctor?
23:49I don't know what you mean.
23:54You told me you were here to lecture at the university.
23:57The problem is you haven't been invited to speak.
23:59I've checked.
24:04I am here to treat a patient.
24:06It's about the boy, isn't it?
24:08The boy in my dreams.
24:12I have been treating a boy.
24:14He has the same symptoms.
24:15He and his mother move around a great deal.
24:19London, New York, the south of France.
24:21Now here, the boys in this country?
24:23Not quite.
24:24His mother guards their privacy with some extreme measures.
24:29This time, I was taken in secret to an island not far off your coast to treat the boy.
24:34Taken by whom?
24:36Well, a man named Kilpatrick.
24:38He flew me there in a seaplane.
24:45Tell me, Doctor, what is wrong with the boy?
24:52He's suffering from arteriovenous malfunction.
24:56Same as you do.
25:07Mr. Kilpatrick.
25:10Yeah.
25:10Who wants to know?
25:12Major Duval, head of security forces.
25:14I'm sure you will accept Colonel Usher's invitation to visit us.
25:39How can I refuse?
25:40Please.
25:42All right, let's go.
26:12Father.
26:19Father.
26:26Who are you?
26:28Father?
26:32Why do you call me that?
26:34We need you.
26:36Mother needs you.
26:38She's sorry she ran away.
26:42Colonel.
26:49Sir, I have the pilot kill.
26:51Patrick is in your office, sir.
27:00Major Duval tells me you haven't been very cooperative.
27:04Well, maybe it's his bedside manner.
27:07You see what I have to put up with?
27:09Are we asking so much of you?
27:12Mr. Kilpatrick.
27:14Look, I was paid a lot of money to fly the doctor to that island and to keep my mouth shut.
27:22So I'm sure as hell not going to open it without some sort of counteroffer.
27:29Try this.
27:30You tell us where the island is, and in return, I'll let you live.
27:38It's in international waters.
27:47A small atoll in the Weeping Sisters archipelago.
27:5130 miles due south of the main island of St. Clair.
28:00A reasonable man.
28:04Have the launch fueled and ready to shove off at dawn.
28:07Sir, I thought you would send someone to the island.
28:12I want to go myself.
28:13But have you forgotten the Americans, the indictment?
28:16As head of security, I strongly advise against it.
28:18As head of the country, I strongly advise you to do as I say.
28:22I appreciate your coming along, doctor.
28:34This is the island where you attended the boy.
28:36Yes, yes, I remember the house and the boats.
28:49I am told, doctor, that certain people can communicate telepathically with one another.
28:57Is that true?
28:58Well, there have been some studies done, mostly involving twins.
29:02Or fathers and sons.
29:04I didn't say that.
29:07You doctors never say what you really mean.
29:11The boy on that island, what's his blood type?
29:15Maybe negative.
29:17The rarest blood type in the world.
29:19My blood type also.
29:22Do you believe in dreams, doctor?
29:25Colonel, I believe in scientifically verifiable facts.
29:29I don't know whether I believe in them either.
29:32But I do know I'm connected with the boy on that island.
29:37And I am not going to be at peace until I find out what that connection is.
29:41Sabrina!
29:42Carissa!
29:47Goodby!
29:49Carissa!
29:51Carissa!
29:54Carissa!
29:58Carissa!
30:00Carissa!
30:38Who gave you permission to come here?
31:02I was just having a good look around.
31:04I'll give you guys a few tips on efficiency.
31:06You certainly need them.
31:08Don't you know it's dangerous to have drums of ethyl ether lying around in the open?
31:13Your audacity truly amazes me.
31:16I don't have to take abuse from a flunky.
31:23This telegram is from the real Mr. Taggart.
31:29The Mr. Taggart who escaped from the United States authorities just this morning.
31:34Who are you?
32:01You another doctor?
32:04I'm a friend of Dr. Quinn's.
32:07He said it would be all right for me to see you.
32:11Well, well here I am.
32:13You're a fine looking boy.
32:22Do you like sports?
32:24Yeah.
32:25When I went to regular school I wanted to try out for all the teams.
32:29But, but I have a condition so, so they wouldn't let me.
32:35And you didn't like that.
32:37I didn't like getting teased about it by the kids.
32:40I know.
32:43Uh, you're searching for, uh, pirate treasure.
32:47I collect coins.
32:51I collect coins too.
32:53What do you like?
32:54Bullion, uh, mint sets, uh, commemorative?
32:57Mom doesn't like me talking to strangers.
32:59Don't go.
33:00Please, uh.
33:03Uh.
33:05Does your father travel with you?
33:07I never knew my father.
33:12Mom never talks about him.
33:16Do you wonder what he was like?
33:23Yeah.
33:24Sometimes.
33:26Look, if she catches me talking to you, I'll get in trouble.
33:30Colonel, we just received an emergency call from Major Duval.
33:34Your immediate return is requested.
33:36Can I come and see you again?
33:42Maybe.
33:43We must get back, Colonel.
33:46Goodbye.
34:06Colonel Usher will be back shortly.
34:20We'll hold off your interrogation till then.
34:22He likes to watch.
34:24Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:26While we're waiting, I suggest we round up your friend.
34:31Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:32Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:33Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:34Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:35Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:36Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:37Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:38Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:39Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:40Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:41Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:42Well, far be it for me to deny the colonel is fun.
34:43Let's go.
35:13Let's go.
35:35Head of security, huh?
35:37Well, it's gonna take the head of security to get us out of this one.
35:40I'll go and get the equipment.
35:42Good work.
35:53Where'd you put Duval?
35:54Where no one's gonna find him for at least 24 hours.
35:57Hmm.
35:58Next time Usher sees that island, it's gotta be completely unrecognizable.
36:02So we have to try to keep him here long enough for our guys to remove all traces of the false house.
36:07And if we can't delay him, Duval will.
36:10Well, we'll have the final contour measurements in just a few moments.
36:14When we finish with this, I think you should stay at the site for a while.
36:18Right.
36:19To hell with doctors, Duval. Let's have a drink.
36:34To hell with doctors, Duval. Let's have a drink.
36:39Congratulate me, Duval. I'm a father. And it's a boy.
36:46I'm happy for you, Colonel.
36:50I should never have left him so suddenly. He'd be confused.
36:55What was so damned urgent you had to call me back here?
36:58The man calling himself Taggart was an imposter. I took the liberty and had him shot.
37:06A belated birthday present.
37:11Have them fueled the launch.
37:13Launch is going nowhere, sir.
37:17You called me back, Duval. You should never have called me back.
37:21In the last hour, we have received reports of United States naval vessels patrolling the area.
37:26So fix it, Duval. Isn't that what you get paid to do?
37:32I can take care of dissidents.
37:34I can handle impostors like Taggart.
37:37But don't ask me to take on Spruance-class destroyers.
37:41We'll lose.
37:56We'll lose.
37:57We'll lose.
37:59We'll lose.
38:00We'll lose.
38:02No.
38:03No.
38:04You don't have to do it.
38:05No.
38:06No, no.
38:07All right.
38:08We'll lose.
38:09No.
38:10No.
38:11All right.
38:12Come on.
38:13Go.
38:14There.
38:15Come on.
38:16Come on.
38:17Come on.
38:18Let me help.
38:19Go away.
38:33I said go away.
38:36Major Duval asked me to come and see how you were doing.
38:39You and Major Duval can mind your own business.
38:45It's her fault.
38:49I gave her everything.
38:52I loved her like, like no other woman.
38:57And what does she do in return?
39:00She runs off and takes my son with her.
39:03Why don't you let me give you something, Colonel? You need rest.
39:06I'll kill her for doing this to me.
39:09A boy needs a father.
39:12If you really believe that boy is your son, why don't you go back and get him?
39:17Why?
39:18Because apparently the whole United States Navy is looking for me.
39:24Yes, they're looking for you on the water.
39:27That's where you usually find the Navy.
39:31Then why don't you go by air?
39:32If you brought me here to make another deal, I think I'll pass.
39:48I didn't do so well on the last one.
39:50I said I'd let you live.
39:52I didn't say anything about letting you go.
39:57Until now.
39:58What do you want?
40:00I want you to fly me to the island where the boy was.
40:03What if I tell you to stuff it?
40:05Then whether I continue to let you live is now up for debate.
40:09It looks like you brought yourself a pilot, Colonel.
40:32Can't you do anything about the noise?
40:35Not unless you want to swim to that island of yours.
40:37There's an island down there.
40:45Looks like the one I was on.
40:47There are a lot of islands in this area, Colonel.
40:50I know where I'm going.
40:52But it looks like the one I was on.
40:54Is there a house on the island, Colonel?
40:57Or any boats?
41:02No.
41:03Well, just relax.
41:04Enjoy the ride.
41:05Trust me.
41:07Hey, Chief Duval.
41:27Sir.
41:28Sir.
41:28Sir.
41:59Well, I've traveled under better conditions, Major Duvall.
42:25Hmm.
42:27Whew.
42:37May I?
42:38I don't want you to get a bang out of life.
42:40I don't want you to get a bang out of life.
42:52I don't want you to get a bang out of life.
43:08That's it, Mr. Kilpatrick.
43:18We're right over it.
43:20Sure is.
43:22All right.
43:24Bye.
43:26Bye.
43:28Bye.
44:00There's something wrong.
44:17Be ready to take off, Mr. Kilpatrick.
44:21Look, Colonel.
45:00I'm on the Brung Island.
45:13This is United States territory!
45:16Mr. Kilpatrick!
45:24Colonel Gregory Usher, I have a United States warrant for your arrest.
45:28Take him away.
45:38You have the right to remain silent.
45:40You give up this right...
45:42Nice work, Kieran.
45:54Your father will be very proud of you.
45:58Let's go home.
46:22Hey!
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