Sea Patrol S01E05

casper.bradley

1 week ago

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00:00what have we got E.T. sprung they're using long lines judging by the hook spacing they're using

00:19one of the 400 meter lines we've been seeing a bit of lately yeah with about 80 vertical lines

00:24hooks all over them they catch everything I'd say what they're after is shark fin what just

00:28the fins sir yeah they cut the fins off and throw the sharks back into the ocean to die it's really

00:32cruel oh good to see I'm not the only greenie on board if there's one boat there'll be a few more

00:37and a mothership out there somewhere waiting to collect the haul once we get these guys sir

00:41maybe we should go take out the mothership my thoughts exactly X we'll lie off below the horizon

00:46and take them at first light okay boss

00:58next past official report information as soon as it's available all of you don't forget the deck

01:04will be slippery with the cats okay let's go watch your Ruppo's back

01:10next past official report information as soon as it's available all of you don't forget the deck will

01:28be slippery with the cats okay let's go watch your Ruppo's back carry on the sea boat raise sea boat

01:37back back who is the master of this vessel master sir move forward please

02:07forward X master thanks buffer assess the boat for towing hi ma'am how many days have you been

02:16fishing in these waters four days where is your mothership the big boat you don't know or you won't

02:27tell me okay buffer yeah we're right to toe X what's your estimate on the catch we've got a couple hundred

02:37kilos of shark fin here two barracuda looks like a pike and there'll be more on that portside long

02:42line it's still in there spider have the fisherman haul and the rest of these lines ma'am PT video the

02:47entire catch for evidence and then we'll ditch it it's a tragic x-ray two this is Charlie two what have

02:55we got over this is x-ray two we've got about two hundred kilo of shark fin here but the crew are too

03:03frightened to talk to us over is the vessel sea worthy for towing X affirmative sir okay navcom have

03:10approved apprehension and towing back to port for further investigation Charlie two out under the

03:17Australian Fisheries Management Act we are seizing this vessel and your catch your vessel will be

03:21towed back to port for further investigation we need to see some papers come to the wheelhouse and show us

03:28papers and passports buffer do you ever feel sorry for them personally yeah at the bottom of the food

03:39chain just trying to feed their families of course what they've done is illegal but the real scumbags

03:44are on that mothership I don't want to be presumptuous sir but I could try and find out what you want to

03:48know yeah picked up a few phrases okay off you go I'll let X know you're on your way over

03:55don't they start el book amatrizar respond about the boy okay case of it barco grande

04:07oh emperor the ro's a bit of a cold fish isn't he sometimes it can be an asset on a ship man

04:15he spilled the beans on the mother ship it's called the coral emperor well how did you manage that

04:24sometimes you got to use more persuasive language than what's on those cards man

04:28Charlie two this is x-ray two where is this coral emperor he wasn't very precise but about 20 miles

04:36northeast of here so let's go get them over think of X the priority is to take the FFE back to base

04:43now have your procedures clear on this one we have no choice out surely there's another patrol

04:49I've had available to do a transfer with I'm as frustrated as you are swine but they'll keep

04:55I hate to see an opportunity to pursue the mothership slip away we can go after them on a more

05:15appropriate occasion we'll get them boss I'm determined to now it's a message for an outcome

05:20I sense we're heading back they want us to pick up a passenger from Bright Island for transport to

05:24base thanks right a passenger sir yeah it's not that unusual we do approve transport from time to

05:31time now set course for Bright Island give me a call when we're in visual range yes sir MCR bridge

05:37charge of like a word in my cabin regarding quarterly books no one likes doing paper but it has to be

05:59done with respect sir those engines are about as cranky and as old as I am and they don't give a toss

06:05about paperwork but NAVCOM does and so do I and in a few months time when we're on the new boats

06:10there'll be even more to do keep on top of it yes sir that I still causing your grief no sir it's

06:15just there's a bit of grit in it it's nothing sir I want you to get it seen too sir it's just it's not

06:21a stye or grit it's been troubling you ever since the Irukandji stings sir it's not Irukandji

06:27some days it's good some days it's bad it it I've got it under control sir why haven't you seen a

06:33specialist because charge see the specialist with respect sir they could stick me behind a desk for

06:44god knows how long Hammersley has a few months to live thought of not being here for that I understand

06:49but at the moment it's affecting your work go to the doctor tomorrow if it's treatable we'll work

06:57around it but if it continues to impact on your ability to perform your duties on this ship

07:01you won't have a choice charge the navy's position is clear

07:07sir

07:10right island ahead sir should I prepare the tinny to go ashore sir thanks X I think I'll go ashore

07:38myself feel like a bit of exercise

07:42away sea boat away sea boat

07:46now I know why he wanted to go himself

08:04oh he knew it was her all along

08:13what do you like

08:15sorry

08:17I was hoping it'd be you thank you for collecting me my pleasure one of the perks of the job getting to rescue attractive women from deserted islands

08:42do I look like I need rescuing not really I just said that to make myself look more heroic

08:48maybe I can oblige one day feds have obviously left the island yes they left about a week ago

08:53and you've been here all by yourself oh I'm a big girl captain I don't doubt it

08:59mind your step

09:00special c duty men and cable party close up assume damage control state three condition

09:17yankee shortening to two shackles on deck stand by to recover tinny

09:20I haven't got the information on the position of this mothership why don't you just go after them

09:29wasn't because of me I hope

09:30hardly

09:31you may have noticed the foreign fishing vessel we're telling

09:34what Kate means is that once we've apprehended the vessel it's then incumbent on us to deliver it to the nearest port

09:41or at least transfer it to a customs vessel

09:44if there's one in the area

09:47which there wasn't

09:49how frustrating for you

09:51chef has excelled himself tonight

10:02this ground's really good

10:03this ground

10:04stuff

10:07stuff

10:08cooked by the royal Australian names

10:11I see

10:13don't let that put you off

10:14ex aren't you officer of the watch this evening

10:19yes I'm sorry sir

10:21I was enjoying myself so much I almost forgot I had somewhere else to be

10:24please excuse me

10:25she's a bit lemon lipped isn't she

10:31please don't take it personally

10:33the exo hates to see a nice boat get away

10:36she's extremely dedicated

10:37feeling queasy

11:00I've got some bills I could give you

11:03but they don't work

11:04no thanks

11:05I'm fine

11:06I just couldn't sleep

11:08something on your mind

11:10or was it the narrow rack

11:12no

11:13I thought I'd find some answers on the island and I didn't

11:16about your colleague's death

11:17yeah I involved her in this research so I feel responsible for what happened

11:22don't blame yourself

11:25I'm sure she made her own decisions

11:27I bet you always make the right ones

11:30general

11:31although I have had a few lapses here and there

11:35have you ever made a really big mistake

11:42something you totally regret but can't undo

11:44I don't

11:46well I can't

11:47nothing professional immediately springs to mind

11:51I didn't think so

11:53you're a genuine good guy

11:56what do you think you've done that's so terrible

12:00if you tell me maybe I can help

12:02you're cold

12:09you're shivering

12:12good night

12:22I'm just heading off watch

12:23good night ex

12:25have a good night

12:42play the witch spidey suits you game at burger king

12:44black spidey I choose you

12:48I want a Maserati

12:50but be prepared to live with your choice

12:53swing into BK

13:06you can win a Maserati or tons of other prizes

13:08every game piece can win

13:12thanks again for the lift

13:20I enjoyed it

13:21pleasure

13:22I'd like to finish off that conversation we were having last night

13:25sometime soon

13:26going somewhere X

13:32sure leave sir

13:34is there something wrong Kate

13:36no sir what could possibly be wrong

13:39sir

13:44just finished checking the latest oil sample analysis

13:48starboard has some trace metal elements through it

13:50what's the problem Jake

13:51just be guessing but

13:52we risk pushing a rod through the casing

13:55until I can rule out a few things

13:56better get on to it then

13:57sorry to hear about your engine trouble sir

14:04it's got to be frustrating

14:05your sympathy is noted lieutenant

14:08coast watch aircraft have managed to establish the location of the coral emperor

14:12get its position

14:13yeah she's just there

14:15two nautical miles inside the line

14:17have we been tasked yet sir

14:19actually I wanted to task Kingston

14:21she's closer

14:21but she's dealing with some troublesome eco militant group

14:25with respect sir

14:26I'd request you reconsider

14:27all right

14:28all right

14:29you're not worried Kingston might get the kudos off your intel are you sir

14:32I'd like Hammersley to do as much as she can before the old girls decommission

14:35then I'd suggest you put charge under the hammer and get your engine fixed

14:39any chance of getting the engine replaced sir

14:42that's pretty funny

14:44I'll get out the sledgehammer

14:46no problem speaking up Dr. Morell

14:48none whatsoever

14:50thanks Mike that's all

14:51thanks sir

14:52should be on the pension

15:03wait

15:07check this out

15:09some other time maybe

15:12oh

15:14whilst got you under the pump to fix those cylinders

15:16come on

15:18we're talking about a human life here

15:19what could be more important than that

15:20my life isn't as important as these engines

15:22gimme

15:23where's the nipper

15:29your head

15:30your head

15:32arm

15:33leg

15:33ten cute little toes

15:35looks like a frog

15:36it's not a frog

15:37it's my gorgeous baby

15:39which explains why it looks like a frog

15:41sir

15:43how's it going charge

15:46you mean how long before it's fixed

15:48hard to say sir

15:50maybe you need an incentive

15:51a slab

15:52it takes what it takes sir

15:53and I guess Kingston will get there first

15:55no way

15:56two slabs

15:58imported

16:00imported

16:00you gotta be joking

16:01okay

16:05imported

16:06yeah come in

16:19sir

16:21how'd you go

16:23bad news sir

16:24you're up for two cases of imported

16:27the engine's fixed

16:29the boys are putting it back together as we speak

16:31it should be right to go in about an hour or so

16:32great

16:33I knew I could rely on your thirst for excellence charges

16:37in the meantime sir

16:40request permission to go ashore to keep my appointment with the eye doctor

16:45of course

16:46go

16:47go

16:49but hurry back

16:50you want to get to that mothership before the Kingston

16:52don't worry sir

16:53I will be in

16:54and out

16:55you have recurring corneal erosion Mr. Thorpe

17:04which means

17:06which means you injured your cornea at some time and it isn't healing properly

17:10the topmost layer keeps tearing away like peeling paint

17:17must have been causing you severe discomfort

17:21not much fun now

17:25given the extent of the damage

17:28I would recommend an immediate anterior stromal puncture

17:31plain English thanks to all

17:34it means I stick a pin in your eye

17:36at least a couple of dozen times

17:37you're serious

17:45sir

17:53thanks

17:53feeling a little more relaxed after your time ashore

17:55much

17:57thank you

17:57the boys have made repairs to the engine and they're ready to go

18:00that's good news

18:01even if it does cost me a couple of slabs

18:03are all the team back on board

18:06all except for the charge I haven't been able to raise him by phone

18:09have you got any idea where he might be

18:10doctor's appointment but he should be back by now

18:12would you like me to try him again

18:13yeah

18:13and reduce notice for C to 30 minutes

18:15I want to get after this mothership

18:16aye sir

18:17after you

18:18do you hear there XO speaking

18:22the ship will sail in 30 minutes

18:24when the local anaesthetic wears off

18:32you'll feel some discomfort

18:34that's quite normal

18:36the patch stays on for two days

18:41and what sort of vision loss

18:42vision loss

18:44until today I was the chief engineer of a patrol boat

18:48this thing's put an end to that

18:51so can you just tell me

18:53how bad's it gonna be

18:55Mr. Thorpe

18:56I don't think you fully understand

18:57please

18:58just tell me

19:00when the patch comes off

19:03I expect your eye

19:05to have made a full recovery

19:06what?

19:10I don't anticipate any vision loss

19:13you don't?

19:16no

19:16but right now

19:28our priority is to apprehend

19:29the coral emperor

19:30that's all

19:31they're about one mile

19:34a strength of them sir

19:34and they're two miles inside the EZ

19:36we got them

19:37commencing my approach

19:38revolutions 880

19:40let's go give them a big surprise

19:46sir

19:48there's a rib approaching the vessel

19:50at high speed

19:50where the hell did they come from?

19:58saviors of the sea

19:59echo militants

20:00you've heard of them?

20:02yeah they were responsible for sinking a Japanese whaling ship last year

20:05they're throwing something over the side

20:08it's a hawser

20:09designed to fail the propeller

20:11they're trying to disable the mothership

20:14the militant's been hit

20:21there are two in the water now boss

20:28the mothership's taking off

20:29yeah

20:30sir we have to rescue the militants

20:33I know

20:34by the time we do the mothership

20:36we'll be back across the line

20:37and out of our waters

20:38to hear their captain speaking

20:42we have two militants in the water

20:44a white sea boat

21:08he's got a gunshot wound to the left shoulder

21:28he's clear as singers

21:29but keep compressing there

21:30and getting down below

21:31alright arms out mate

21:35spin around

21:36clear as singers

21:39what's your name mate?

21:43what?

21:44can you hear me?

21:46and what's your name?

21:48david thompson

21:49david it's your lucky day

21:51you dodged a bullet

21:52it's everyone in fact

21:53you know anytime you feel it's appropriate

21:57to thank us for saving your life

21:58you just go right ahead

21:59yeah thanks

22:01no I don't mention it

22:04sir

22:10the coral emperor appears to have stopped

22:13I doubt they're intending to give up

22:17the eco militants must have been successful

22:20in disabling their propeller

22:22which means she's ours

22:23let's go get them

22:26how are our passengers Swain?

22:39well sir

22:39one of the eco militants does have a gunshot wound to the left shoulder

22:42but we've stopped the blood loss and stabilised him

22:44we should be right till we get home

22:45okay good work

22:46the other man?

22:47nothing wrong with him

22:47unless you count the attitude problem

22:49attitude problem?

22:56I'm the captain of this ship

22:57is there a problem here?

22:58yeah

22:59I need to use your radio

23:00I need to let my crew know

23:01they'll have lost my boat

23:01well mr thompson

23:04your actions were recklessly dangerous

23:06and you disrupted a navy operation

23:08you realise a whore that could rip the drive shaft

23:10right off the ship

23:11and leave a gaping hole under its water line

23:13that ship

23:14is a death star for whales and sharks

23:16and we intend to shut it down

23:17even if it means sinking it

23:19and putting people's lives at risk

23:20for the illegal and ruthless slaughter of sharks

23:23that's ours poetic justice

23:24there'll be criminal charges to answer

23:26when we get home

23:27you'll be handed over to the police

23:29and you can give yourself a medal

23:30if I were you

23:33I'd be grateful that someone was willing to risk their life

23:35to pull you out of the ocean

23:36everything okay?

23:48the saviours of the sea are thugs

23:49they're the ones we should be rounding up

23:51and dragging back to base for investigation

23:53sounds like you've had an epiphany

23:55sir the mothership seems to be sitting low in the water

23:58I think her hull might be breached

24:00that's what I was afraid of

24:01we're going to have to board her

24:03and bring her crew over to Hammersley

24:04you ready ex?

24:05on my way

24:06fit carefully on this one

24:08secure any weapons

24:09they've already shown themselves to be aggressive

24:11coral emperor this is australian warship

24:21we intend to board you

24:23do not open a fire

24:25if you fire in the direction of this ship

24:27we will return fire

24:29x-ray two this is charlie two over

24:37go ahead charlie two over

24:40the visible crew do not appear to be armed

24:42but proceed with caution over

24:43this is x-ray two roger out

24:45this is charlie two what's the situation there over

24:58x-ray two the situation is under control don't anticipate any resistance here over

25:17this is charlie two roger

25:18this is charlie two roger out

25:20x their weapon secured

25:24under the australian fisheries act we are seizing this vessel

25:32and your catch

25:33and your catch

25:35do you understand?

25:37hey roe

25:38do you think he understands me?

25:41i'm not sure ma'am

25:42since your vessel is unseaworthy

25:46it will be sunk

25:47you and your crew will be brought

25:49on board the navy ship

25:51and your catch will be ditched

25:53okay

25:55get in my first body

25:56just don't watch the crew

25:57machete x drop the weapon

26:01drop it now

26:02drop the machete

26:04bro do you have any idea what he's saying?

26:15he's refusing to leave the ship then

26:17this vessel is sinking

26:18it is unseaworthy

26:20if you don't come aboard the hammersley

26:22you and your crew will drown

26:23no

26:24no

26:25no

26:26no

26:27no

26:28no

26:29no

26:30no

26:31no

26:32no

26:33no

26:34no

26:35no

26:36no

26:37式

27:04What on earth did you say to him?

27:06I asked him if he wanted to see his kids again.

27:09But how do you even know he has children?

27:31Buffer.

27:33Just come through here, gentlemen.

27:44Sounds like he managed to avoid a real tragedy, X.

27:46Congratulations.

27:47Actually, sir, it's the RO who should be given the credit.

27:51He judged the situation perfectly

27:53and he acted instinctively to resolve it.

27:55Well done, then, Ro.

27:56Thank you, sir.

27:59And Buffer was right.

28:01Being a cold fish can be an asset.

28:02Hey, Spider, you want to go and organise Sheffo with some food, please?

28:10Yes, ma'am.

28:11And some water.

28:12We might get Swain up here to do some medical checks too.

28:15Thanks, Buffer.

28:15Yes, ma'am.

28:15You can't keep me cooped up like this.

28:23I feel sick.

28:24Oh, mate, I'm afraid that's not really a priority at the moment.

28:26We've had our hands gone full rescuing people from the boat you idiots trying to scuttle, so...

28:33Hey, Jerkish, you're my mate.

28:35Mate, I'm a greedy myself, right?

28:39So I can understand where you're coming from.

28:41I mean, I don't condone what they're doing, but you were taking this protest way too far.

28:45We risk our next seven whales and sharks.

28:47Yeah, that's fine.

28:48That's your choice.

28:49But you mess with other people's lives, that's a different matter.

28:52Well, that's the risk they're taking doing what they're doing.

28:54What, so too bad if they all drown, huh?

28:56Yeah.

28:57You got it.

28:59Well, then I guess you got away the consequences.

29:02Assume I'm finished?

29:06Yeah.

29:07Good.

29:08Because I'm about to be my guts out.

29:13Do your best.

29:14Okay.

29:20This beef stew.

29:22Very good.

29:23Help yourself, okay?

29:24Okay.

29:44What the hell are you doing on deck?

30:12I gave orders for you to remain below.

30:15When my boat doesn't return, my crew are going to come looking for me.

30:20And when they do, I hope they sink their ship.

30:31You all right?

30:31According to David, the eco-millicent's vessel is here.

30:44About seven miles southeast of our position.

30:46That must have been the other vessel that we saw on radar, sir.

30:49Yes.

30:49And it stands to reason his friends will come back to look for them.

30:53And that gives us a window of opportunity.

30:55So you intend to go after the eco-millicent, sir?

30:57Well, not exactly go after, Buff.

30:59Their ship's registered.

31:01We're not authorised to board an Australian flagged vessel without invitation.

31:04So how do we nab them?

31:06For legal reasons, we have to catch them in the act of unlawfully boarding the mothership.

31:10With respect, boss.

31:12They're hardly going to come anywhere near the Coral Emperor with a navy boat sitting right on top of it.

31:16But if we stay just below the horizon and wait...

31:18Exactly, X.

31:19I'm hoping they'll come to us.

31:21I hate to mention a dirty word, sir, but what about NAVCOM?

31:25I'll take full responsibility for this operation, Nav.

31:27I want these thugs off the ocean.

31:29Anyone want to argue?

31:31No, sir.

31:32We're all with you.

31:34Thank you, X.

31:36You've just volunteered.

31:38Volunteered?

31:38You look fabulous!

31:45Well, I would like to thank my personal stylist, Lieutenant's Commander Mike Flynn, for the loan of his very favourite fishing shirt.

31:51Black eye adds a degree of authenticity to the ensemble, don't you think?

31:54He's off now.

31:55I didn't volunteer for this gig.

31:56No, you're there because you failed to keep an eye on Dave.

31:59It'll leave me, E.T.

32:00No-one volunteered for this gig.

32:03OK, team.

32:04Let's get Operation Fishhook underway.

32:06Aye, sir.

32:07Aye, sir.

32:08Away, seaboat.

32:36OK, let's spread out.

32:38Keep a good look out for the militants.

32:40Now, remember, they're going to be able to see us long before we spot them, so it's important we maintain the advantage of surprise.

32:45Bye, bye.

32:46OK.

32:46E.T.

32:47Spider.

32:48Forward.

32:49Port side.

32:50Starboard.

32:50Port any sightings immediately.

32:52Yes, ma'am.

32:54Charlie 2, this is X-Ray 2.

32:55Over.

32:56This is Charlie 2.

32:57Go ahead, X.

32:58We're in place on deck, waiting any further developments.

33:02Over.

33:02What's the condition of the vessel?

33:04Over.

33:04It appears to be taking water.

33:07Let's hope they arrive before you have just the mast showing.

33:10Over.

33:11That would be a good outcome.

33:12Over.

33:13OK.

33:14We'll make ourselves scarce.

33:16Keep the sit reps coming.

33:16And remember, we're less than half an hour away.

33:18Over.

33:19This is X-Ray 2.

33:20Roger.

33:20Out.

33:21Hey, buffer.

33:21I want you to do a recce below and see how much time you think we have.

33:26I'll take over here.

33:27Ma'am.

33:27I'll take over here.

33:57X.

34:11X.

34:12It seems we're taking water from the propeller shaft inlet.

34:15There's a lot of water down in that hold.

34:18Well, how much time have we got?

34:19We don't want to be here in another hour.

34:21When she goes down, she'll go down quick.

34:24Right.

34:26Thanks, buffer.

34:28Charlie 2, this is X-Ray 2.

34:30Over.

34:31This is Charlie 2.

34:32What have you got, X?

34:33Sir, we're going to have to abort.

34:35There's no sign of the militants and we'll be requiring snorkels soon.

34:39Over.

34:40OK.

34:41Maybe they've abandoned their crew.

34:43We're on our way.

34:47Ma'am.

34:48Rib approaching the starboard side.

34:51Charlie 2, this is X-Ray 2.

34:53Belay my last.

34:54We have a rib approaching with the 3POB.

34:59Operation Fish Hook is a goer.

35:00I say again, Operation Fish Hook is on.

35:03Over.

35:04Roger, X.

35:04We're on our way.

35:05Good luck.

35:06I want all of these binoculars out of sight.

35:08They're going to be looking at us too.

35:09And I want them to see a regular fishing crew.

35:11Yes, ma'am.

35:18What's our ETA, Nev?

35:1920 minutes, sir.

35:21That long?

35:21Afraid so.

35:24They'll be OK.

35:31Hey, stations, everyone.

35:33Here they come.

35:33David, John, are you guys here?

35:51Stop there, sir.

35:52Australian Navy.

35:53Buffer, cuffs.

36:04You're now in our custody.

36:06Charlie 2, this is X-Ray 2.

36:08Over.

36:09This is Charlie 2.

36:10Mission accomplished, sir.

36:12We have 3 in custody.

36:14Over.

36:15Great work, X.

36:16We have you inside and we'll be with you soon.

36:19Got him.

36:23I know you wanted Hammersley to go out in a blaze of glory,

36:35but this stunt could be your court-martial.

36:38Sir, it was a good outcome.

36:40Even if I did slip a little into the grey area.

36:42Grey area?

36:43You had the crew behaving like a bunch of undercover cops,

36:46and I don't think I need to remind you that this is the Navy.

36:50No, sir, you do not.

36:51And at the risk of being accused of preferential treatment,

36:54I'm going to overlook this incident

36:56because of a whole bunch of factors I couldn't even be by the listing.

36:59Now get out of my sight before I change my mind.

37:02Thank you, sir.

37:17Hey, sir.

37:18We're heading off to celebrate.

37:19What about that beer issue, Judge?

37:21All over, Red Rover.

37:22Quick around me, Blake, sir.

37:23It's not every day the old girl gets to pull off a bus like that, sir.

37:26Double whammy.

37:27Can I for a drink, sir?

37:28I might head along later.

37:30There's something I have to attend to first.

37:31That's right, sir.

37:32Just needed.

37:34How's the eye feeling, X?

37:35Well, I heard a lot when it happened,

37:37but now I don't feel a thing.

37:39Have a good night.

37:40Have a good night.

37:40Just up here.

37:54Thanks, mate.

37:54Hi, can I help you?

38:04I'm looking for Ursula.

38:06Dr Ursula Morrell.

38:08I'm just moving in.

38:09I don't know anything about the previous tenant.

38:12Did she leave a forwarding address?

38:14Contact number?

38:15No, no, sorry.

38:21Thanks for your time.

38:22No problem.

38:29Ursula, it's Mike.

38:31I just dropped round to your place to continue our conversation

38:33and I find you've moved.

38:36Ring me when you get the message.

38:56Yeah?

38:58Sorry to disturb you, sir.

38:59I was just wondering if we could have a quick word.

39:02Of course.

39:03Come in.

39:03Thanks.

39:07Something bothering you, sir?

39:09Ah, no.

39:10No, sir.

39:11It's, um...

39:12Well, it's about...

39:14Oh, come on out.

39:15I can't help you if I don't know what it is.

39:18It's about you, sir.

39:20Me?

39:21It's just...

39:22Well, some of the guys were saying

39:23how you probably got a rocket at HQ

39:25on the account of our latest evolution, sir.

39:28Well, I wouldn't worry too much about that, young spider.

39:31Fortunately, Commander Marshall was in a good mood.

39:34But that is...

39:35That's a relief, sir.

39:37Um, I'd just like you to know

39:39that I'm 120% behind you in whatever you do, sir.

39:43Thanks, spider.

39:45I appreciate that.

39:46A lot.

39:47No worries.

39:48There is just one other little thing, sir.

39:52Yes.

39:54Well, it's just that since Jaffa died,

39:57um, I've seriously been thinking

40:00that I've made the wrong career choice.

40:03Don't tell me you want to resign.

40:05No.

40:05Uh, no, sir.

40:06It's, um...

40:08Well, basically,

40:09I've never enjoyed a job so much in my life.

40:12Well, this is the only job I've ever had,

40:13but, uh...

40:14You know, after today

40:15and all the cool stuff we did,

40:17um...

40:17Man, I love the Navy, sir.

40:19I love it.

40:20And, um,

40:21I'm here to stay.

40:24That's great to know.

40:30Just not in my cabin.

40:31Of course.

40:34Uh, thank you, sir.

40:35Good enough.

40:38Sorry.

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