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Jupiter Moon is a science fiction soap opera television series first broadcast by British Satellite Broadcasting's Galaxy channel in 1990. 150 episodes were commissioned and made, but only the first 108 were broadcast before the closure of BSB. Episodes 109–150 were first shown in the UK on the Sci Fi Channel in 1996.
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00:00Surprise, surprise!
00:07Hello, Mercedes.
00:30Ilya to Centaur.
00:37We have shuttle ready for release in three minutes.
00:40Acknowledge.
00:42Acknowledge.
00:43Go for shuttle separation.
00:45Ilya to Centaur.
00:47You have go for separation.
00:50Ilya to Centaur.
00:52You have go for separation.
00:54Ilya to Centaur.
00:56You have go for separation.
00:59Ilya to Centaur.
01:00Ilya to Centaur.
01:01You have go for separation.
01:03Ilya to Centaur.
01:04For God's sake, will you stop sloshing around like a wet weekend?
01:07Airlock opening.
01:08Command sequence update and stand by.
01:17Petro, find me Mercedes-Page.
01:19Has it gone?
01:20Yes.
01:21I was seeing a journalist on her way.
01:24There will be no journalists on Deedalus.
01:27We will leave journalists behind.
01:29I never caught up in a lecture.
01:30I knew I was cutting it too far.
01:32Are they in Space City?
01:33You're better off here.
01:34No, I wanted to buy something.
01:35Something nice for Victoria.
01:36Victoria from Robisher.
01:37Your new girlfriend.
01:38She's not that new.
01:39Oh, sorry.
01:40None of my business.
01:41I suppose I could always call up the shuttle shop.
01:44Get them to send me some perfume.
01:46I suppose this all seems rather trivial to you, Professor.
01:48No, no, no.
01:49You get Victoria some perfume by all means.
01:51I suppose you'll be very grateful.
01:52Trellant.
01:53I don't want to talk to you.
01:54Not ever.
01:55Not for the next few million aeons, anyway.
02:06Jim, people are just going to be falling over them if you leave them like that.
02:08All right, then.
02:09You tell me how we make it look Japanese.
02:11Well, Japanese was your idea, Jim.
02:13Oh, this ship.
02:14It's so European, so unyielding, so Occidental.
02:19Look at this great ugly bar right up here when we want to be down at floor level.
02:23Well, they'll all be down at floor level by half past ten.
02:26They always are.
02:27Is it worth it?
02:28Have we got the choice?
02:29How are we to know Anna Begani was a genius at physics?
02:32We stood to lose 15,000 eqs the moment she took the exam paper, even.
02:37Maybe she was divinely inspired.
02:39Why should God treat me like that?
02:40Hey, are we dressing up?
02:42No.
02:43Oh, go on.
02:44Look, I could be the emperor and you could be the shogun.
02:46No, I'm playing the guitar.
02:48I knew we should have laid the bets off.
02:50Now, how much fish did you order?
02:53Five kilos.
02:54That's not enough.
02:55Well, it looked enough.
02:56I told you ten kilos.
02:58Yeah, well, it'll look a lot more with all that green stuff around it, won't it?
03:01Well, we need at least ten kilos.
03:03So, what do you want me to do about it?
03:05Fruits of the sea.
03:06Hello.
03:07Hello.
03:08Oh, hello.
03:09Ariadne.
03:10Darling, could you do me a great big favour?
03:13So you got it wrong?
03:15We all get it wrong.
03:16The thing is to shut up about it.
03:17How can I when Brennan's after my blood?
03:19Forget it.
03:21Single-minded, ruthless, determined.
03:23He's only ever had one ambition and I've mucked that up and you say forget about it.
03:27How can I forget about it?
03:28I forget things all the time.
03:30I want a priority call to Europa Space Enterprise, Deedler's Finance Office, person-to-person.
03:35Peter Landesman and I want it ten minutes ago.
03:37One hour delay on all Earth calls.
03:39Why?
03:40Magnetic storm over Callisto and their comms satellites on the link again.
03:44Check it for me, please, Mr Lewis.
03:45Petra, how long for priority Earth call?
03:48One hour afterwards.
03:49Why can't they cope with these storms?
03:51Same as it was thirty years ago.
03:53What did those researchers do with all the money they get?
03:55I'll then book that for you then, shall I?
03:57I just want to ensure it's priority, that's all.
03:59Nothing goes before it, do you understand?
04:00Yeah, I think we get the rough idea.
04:02I don't care if it's life and death my call goes first.
04:04After the storm clears we'll have a general capacity for Earth calls.
04:07Oh, I've heard that before, thank you very much.
04:09My call goes before anybody else's by fifteen minutes.
04:12We can't override an Earth call, we haven't got the authority.
04:15Oh, Mercedes.
04:16No, it's all right.
04:17I want to...
04:18It's all right.
04:19If I don't get that call through in fifty-eight minutes, I shall hold you responsible.
04:22Me?
04:23No, not you.
04:24You're not up to taking responsibility for anything.
04:26Him!
04:27Ah!
04:28He doesn't drink enough.
04:32Do you think getting on the wrong side of Breland will have a long-term effect on my career?
04:37Bimbo, if you want counselling why don't you go and see that new doctor?
04:41Perhaps I should just give it all up and go back down to Earth.
04:45Oh no, space is exciting.
04:47Why, it might be for you.
04:49Yeah, look, it's really getting good these days.
04:51The director says I could have a brilliant future in physics.
04:54Maybe I'll push back the frontiers of knowledge.
04:57Me?
04:58Oh, that's funny.
04:59Yes.
05:00Oh, I used to get so sad when everything seemed so difficult, but now...
05:04Oh, Sarah, I wish you could have these feelings too.
05:07So do I, Anna.
05:08Look, you can take your subjects again.
05:10Oh, what's the point?
05:11Nobody cares about me.
05:13Lots of people care about you.
05:15You mean Bob doesn't care about you.
05:17That's not the same thing at all.
05:18Look, come on, find something to wear and we'll go down to the Galileo.
05:21Anna, I'm not going.
05:23You've got to come.
05:24Two of the new students are coming.
05:26You'll like them.
05:27They're really sweet.
05:28I was sweet when I first came up here.
05:33Oh my God, that's it.
05:34I've had it up to here.
05:36There's nowhere on this ship I can get away from it.
05:38I know what you two would like.
05:40Come down to the Galileo bar with me and eat sushi, okay?
05:42I've got a headache, Anna.
05:43What's wrong?
05:44Charles Brennan has just made a complete fool of me, that's all.
05:48Oh, gosh, I know the feeling.
05:50I can't believe I was so naive.
05:52You give them everything you've got and what do they do?
05:54I should have seen through, Anna.
05:56They just throw you away like a used-up credit card.
05:59That's all.
06:00Anna, don't.
06:01Who is it?
06:02Professor Brennan.
06:03Tell him to go away.
06:05I'm looking for Mercedes.
06:06Well, she's here, but she's got a headache.
06:08Go away, Charles.
06:09Go away.
06:10Perhaps we could meet later.
06:12Pardon?
06:13Not you.
06:14Oh, sorry.
06:15No, Charles, no.
06:17All right.
06:18I'll see you when your headache's better.
06:21He's very forceful, isn't he?
06:26What are you up to?
06:28Where have you been?
06:30I popped into the bar to see what Dan and Jim are up to.
06:35Oh, yeah?
06:38I'm sorry.
06:41No.
06:44It was me.
06:45I'm sorry I shouldn't have interfered.
06:47You were only trying to help.
06:49Yeah, but it was stupid.
06:53What happened had nothing to do with you,
06:54and I shouldn't have gone on to you like I did.
07:01I'm just not used to the way I feel about you.
07:03I don't know what I'm saying.
07:05I've never felt this strongly about anyone.
07:11You know, Melody comes back today.
07:14Yeah.
07:15Well, she'll find out we've moved in together.
07:17She's probably forgotten all about me by now.
07:19I doubt it.
07:20Come on, let's go to the Japanese tapas.
07:23Japanese tapas?
07:25Yeah.
07:26Oh, if I finish this.
07:27What is it?
07:28Records relating to mineral deposits in the Jupiter system.
07:31Seeking out all the molybdenum that everybody else has overlooked.
07:34I won't take that off.
07:35All right.
07:36Here's a good one.
07:37Space nutrition.
07:38You're not doing that.
07:39Who says I'm not?
07:40I do.
07:41It sounds boring.
07:42Anyway, look what you've had to eat since we've been here.
07:43I don't know.
07:44We've done lovely things.
07:45Soya disguised as meat.
07:46Soya disguised as cheese.
07:47Soya disguised as soya.
07:49Here, two for three.
07:50I would love it.
07:51Thanks.
07:52Go tell me.
07:53What kind of a day have you guys had?
07:54Oh, we've got to decide our options.
07:55Oh, let me see.
07:56Oh, yeah.
07:57Yeah.
07:58What did he do?
07:59A comparative religion.
08:00It's not on the list.
08:01No, they dropped it.
08:02It wasn't very popular.
08:03I was the only person doing it.
08:04Space law.
08:05Oh, no.
08:06It's very popular.
08:07Space law.
08:08Oh, no.
08:09It's very popular.
08:10I don't know.
08:11I don't know.
08:12I don't know.
08:13I don't know.
08:14We've done lovely things.
08:15Soya disguised as meat.
08:16Soya disguised as cheese.
08:17Soya disguised as soya.
08:18Oh, no.
08:19It's very difficult.
08:20I don't mind.
08:21I like difficult subjects.
08:22That's what I've got a brain for.
08:23I think I'll do emergency first aid.
08:25That's not an option.
08:26That's a compulsory.
08:27I hope it's with that good looking doctor.
08:29Are you looking forward to the party?
08:31Maybe we can go together.
08:33Yeah.
08:34Why not?
08:35What time does it start?
08:36Half seven.
08:37Look, I'll come and fetch you, and then we can go together, okay?
08:39Thanks, Anna.
08:40Good God.
08:41What is this I'm eating?
08:42Oh, it's soya yoghurt.
08:43Coconut flavour, my favourite.
08:45Mm, yes.
08:46It's a shame about comparative religion.
08:48I think you'd have liked it.
08:49I wonder if they'd put it back on the list if I asked them too.
08:53Petra, what's happened to my call to Europa Space Enterprise deedless office?
08:57Should have come through half a minute ago.
08:59Connection will be made in 30 seconds.
09:02Loading at 10 metres and carrying out final alignments.
09:06Permission to go for docking, Centaur.
09:08Petra, prepare for soft docking.
09:10Roger.
09:11Any air commencing docking approach?
09:13Getting that earth call through then?
09:15Five metres.
09:16Two metres.
09:17I wonder why these are so important.
09:20Soft docking complete.
09:22Docking marches engaged.
09:24All docking safety is engaged.
09:26I'm not going to listen to you.
09:28No, I know what it is he's going to say.
09:31I know his sort.
09:32Very important man.
09:34Very important mission.
09:35Everybody's got to go walla walla when he opens his mouth.
09:38Same old story.
09:39Give us a few billion echoes, Governor.
09:42Peter Landesman, Europe Space Enterprise, to Charles Brennan.
09:47Is that you, Charles?
09:49What's going on up there on the new frontier?
09:52I got your call.
09:54About fifth stage finance?
09:57If it doesn't go ahead, what is Peter Landesman going to do for a job?
10:03We're on course.
10:05The signing's taking place in Java.
10:07Oh, you're all at the Java on a free junket.
10:10Everything's settled.
10:11We've got a heads of agreement signed by all parties.
10:14And a week from now, stage five finance will be home and dry.
10:20A week from now?
10:22Oh, dear God.
10:24Well, maybe she won't mind about them moving into the cabin together.
10:28I mean, I could never tell how she was going to react to things.
10:30Could you?
10:31Well, she never seemed remotely bothered about Jean-Francois when she was going out with him.
10:34She was upset when they split up.
10:36Really upset.
10:37Of course she was upset.
10:38Yeah, but I think it would be nicer for somebody to tell her they'd moved into a staff cabin together.
10:42It's better than just finding out, isn't it?
10:44Yeah, well, you tell her then.
10:45I couldn't tell her, but I wondered if maybe you would.
10:47Gee?
10:48I'm not telling her.
10:49She's your friend, Sarah.
10:50I don't think I could handle telling her at the moment.
10:52I'm starting my counselling tomorrow.
10:54I don't want to take on anything I don't have to.
10:56Yeah, well, it's nothing to do with me, is it?
10:58And Charles Breland is nothing to do with me, but I still let you hide in my cabin, didn't I?
11:02Hi, everyone.
11:03I'm back.
11:04Hi.
11:05What's been happening then?
11:06Well, come on then.
11:07How is everyone?
11:08What's been happening?
11:09Who's moved in with who?
11:10I hear Anna Pagani got top marks on physics.
11:11I can't believe it.
11:12She did.
11:13Oh, I can't believe it.
11:14She did a brilliant paper.
11:15So life's full of meaning for her.
11:16Oh, my goodness.
11:17She's driving this around the stairs.
11:18Oh, my God.
11:19Is this Rebecca's idea of a varied diet?
11:20Oh, it's Jim and Daniel.
11:21Hello, Melody.
11:22Hi.
11:23How are you?
11:24Hey, you're just in time.
11:25Yeah?
11:26Tonight, in the club galley lay out music dancing.
11:28Oh, it's too late.
11:30Oh, my God.
11:31Oh, my God.
11:32Oh, my God.
11:33Oh, my God.
11:34Oh, my God.
11:35Oh, my God.
11:36Oh, my God.
11:37Oh, my God.
11:38Oh, my God.
11:39Oh, my God.
11:40Oh, my God.
11:41Oh, my God.
11:42Oh, my God.
11:43Oh, my God.
11:44Oh, my God.
11:45Music dancing too late.
11:47Oh, hmm.
11:48Jim, what kind of fish are these, and how long have they been dead?
11:50At a very reasonable price, you too can buy a ticket for tonight's entertainment, or then
11:54there's a special season ticket.
11:55Oh, I wouldn't buy anything off him if I were you.
11:57Oh, I will if I want to.
11:58Ticket?
11:59You can't send a ticket for the bar.
12:00Well, the ticket's for the total experience, and anyway, you get something to eat.
12:03Well, how are you going to cook these fish?
12:05You don't cook sushi.
12:06Oh, my God.
12:07I don't think it's a good idea to eat that wrong, no.
12:09So you'll come, Melody.
12:10Go on.
12:11Oh, all right, Jim.
12:12Just for you.
12:13I don't know about buying a ticket.
12:14Fishy-flavored perfume.
12:15Oh, my God.
12:16Well, first of all, what's your first for buying perfume for?
12:31Mercedes, just listen for a minute.
12:35There are reasons for what I'm doing.
12:38There are reasons for me spending time with Sabine.
12:41I'm not going to chase you around anymore.
12:43I'm in the dome.
12:44I want to see you.
12:46Who the hell do you think you are?
12:50It's Mercedes.
12:54Victoria here.
12:55Hi.
12:56Hi.
12:57No, she's going through an old survey for your boss.
12:58Right.
12:59I suppose this is for her, yes?
13:00Great.
13:01Thank you for bringing that up.
13:02We had a bit of a row.
13:03I thought it might patch things up a little bit.
13:05Oh, brilliant idea, John.
13:06Now what's the matter?
13:07You only had to send it up on the same shuttle as Melody.
13:11Oh.
13:12How is she?
13:13Well, she was fine until she saw this.
13:16It's her perfume, isn't it?
13:17The one she always uses.
13:19They use the same one.
13:20They've got a lot in common.
13:22I'm sorry.
13:23I wasn't to know she'd see it, was I, huh?
13:25That'd be very big.
13:28You really are a bastard, you know that?
13:30I'm trying not to be.
13:32Yeah, well, she tried not to show it, which I suppose is a good sign.
13:35It's like walking on eggshells.
13:36Yeah, all right, all right.
13:38Everything I do seems to hurt somebody.
13:40Boo hoo, don't make me cry.
13:43Anyway, look, Jean-Francois, you're a chemist, right?
13:45Correct.
13:46Are you certain that there isn't another deposit of molybdenum somewhere in the Jupiter system?
13:50Well, not with a deposit big enough for your boss, no?
13:52And that's it?
13:53End of story?
13:55Well, Victoria's checking, but I wouldn't hold your breath.
13:58All right.
13:59Can I hold a seat?
14:00Mm.
14:04Mercedes?
14:05Yeah?
14:06This perfume.
14:07Is it supposed to smell of fish?
14:22Hey, you know, that smells exactly out the bogs at the Mission to Spaceman hostel in Piraeus.
14:27How would you know?
14:28Huh.
14:29Yeah, to break even, we need half the ship here.
14:31Oh, don't worry, they'll all come.
14:32Yeah, but they might not stay.
14:34Well, it doesn't really matter, does it, once they've paid?
14:36Daniel, to recoup our losses, we need them to come week after week.
14:40Well, where else can they go?
14:41Well, they can go to the Starbucks.
14:43Yeah, we're not all the time.
14:45What's wrong with here?
14:47Well, what are we gonna do if they don't come?
14:49Come some, please.
15:02Victoria.
15:03Elliot.
15:04Do you remember the Michelangelo expedition?
15:08Huh?
15:09Good lord.
15:10Michelangelo expedition.
15:11Never thought I'd hear about that again.
15:13You have heard of it?
15:14Heard of it?
15:15I expect he was on it.
15:16It's been on everything else.
15:17I was asked.
15:18Thing is, I had a nice line in shuttles at the time.
15:22Up, down, then a week with Marcello while her old man took the other one up.
15:28When was it?
15:292037.
15:30Well, that's all.
15:3113 years.
15:32I suppose it must be.
15:33There was only one Michelangelo.
15:34What was it?
15:35Mineralogical survey of the Jupiter system.
15:36Ah, that was the idea.
15:37But the mineralogists that do not know that they have to do it.
15:38I've never heard of it.
15:39I've never heard of it.
15:40I've never heard of it.
15:41I've never heard of it.
15:42It's been on everything else.
15:43I've never heard of it.
15:44I've never heard of it.
15:45It's been on everything else.
15:46I was asked.
15:47Thing is, I had a nice line in shuttles at the time.
15:49Up, down, then a week with Marcello while her old man took the other one up.
15:52When was it?
15:532037.
15:54Well, that's all.
15:55What about the Jupiter system?
15:56Ah, that was the idea.
15:57But the mineralogists they took with them had written out his own credentials and was wanted
16:02for a massive fraud on the Euro bank.
16:05He's a nice bloke, actually.
16:06Do you know all about it, then?
16:08Oh, there's lots of scandal attached to the Michelangelo.
16:11The second mate was an old friend of mine, Giuseppe Poccolato.
16:14It's just that there's hardly anything Petra can tell me about her.
16:17Here you are, then.
16:18Have a word with Giuseppe.
16:20Well, where is he?
16:21Prison.
16:22In Italy.
16:23Ah, it's just I want to learn about the Michelangelo expedition rather quickly.
16:29Giles.
16:34I wanted to explain what's been going on.
16:38There isn't anything between me and Sabine.
16:40Now, I know what you saw.
16:43But I have to stop her getting any reports back to Earth, at least for the next few days.
16:48That's what you were angry about, wasn't it?
16:54You do understand.
16:55She mustn't be allowed to tell anyone on Earth that we've lost our molybdenum supply.
16:59Not that we've got the finance for the next stage of Daedalus.
17:01Oh, so that's why you're crawling all over her, is it?
17:03I have to get that money.
17:05If she finds out they'll stop the finance, there won't be any Daedalus.
17:09Oh, I can't think of anything worse, can you?
17:11Mercedes, Daedalus is the biggest...
17:13The biggest thing since the Russians put the dog into orbit, yes I know.
17:17But what about me?
17:19Not very important, am I, compared to all that?
17:22I want you to come with me, I've asked you to be my wife.
17:26But what I might feel about it doesn't really bother you, does it?
17:29Mercedes, if she files that report neither of us will be going anywhere.
17:35But you don't care about me.
17:37I do, I'm trying to explain.
17:39Well that's great, because when I suggest moving into your cabin with you because I love you and want to spend some time with you...
17:44Oh no, no, no, no, that wouldn't be right, would it?
17:47That's different.
17:48You didn't mean right, did you? You meant expedient.
17:51Likely to help with your career, that sort of right.
17:53I meant not right for us.
17:55Oh, but it's perfectly alright for us, is it, if you want to go and seduce Sabine?
17:58What's her name? Because it gets you off the hook.
18:00I did not seduce her!
18:01No.
18:02But you will if you need to.
18:05That's the truth, isn't it?
18:08You can't look back all the time.
18:10What happens, happens.
18:11Bob's left you, Jean-Francois's left me, you have to carry on.
18:14I can't, Melody.
18:15Of course you can't.
18:17Nobody wants me.
18:19Look at you.
18:20You're pretty.
18:21Oh, do me a favour.
18:22Did you hear about my examiner?
18:23You're just a bit stressed, that's all.
18:25I'm thinking of going to counselling with the new doctor.
18:28What's he like?
18:29He's alright?
18:30Yep.
18:31I just can't stop thinking about Bob and what he's doing.
18:34Whether he's going to get that cottage we saw only with her now.
18:38I don't think like that.
18:39I almost pity Victoria.
18:41All crunched up every night in that awful little cabin with Jiffy and oily Daniel.
18:47Yeah, open.
18:49Melody, hi.
18:50Oh, it's great to have you back.
18:52Hi, Anna.
18:53Congratulations on your exam results.
18:55No, not results.
18:56Results.
18:57Critics.
18:58Oh, I heard it was work of sheer genius.
19:00Well, there you go.
19:01Oh, Melody, that's lovely.
19:02Are you wearing that tonight?
19:03Anna, we're not going.
19:04Oh, come on, Sarah.
19:05I promised you.
19:06Look, you mustn't sit and brew.
19:08There's nothing worse.
19:09You're coming with us, isn't she, Melody?
19:11Of course she is.
19:12You know these two.
19:13They've got season tickets.
19:14Yeah.
19:15A very wise move there, if I might say so.
19:16Tappas is over there, so have as much as you want.
19:18Oh, this is Daniel playing the guitar.
19:19Daniel, two new students.
19:20We know Daniel.
19:21Yeah, we know Jim and Daniel.
19:22Oh, no.
19:23And what's this supposed to be?
19:25Raw fish.
19:26We usually only get fresh fish if we go down to Callisto, but even then, it's so expensive.
19:47It's really good.
19:50Jim, I'm not going to pay 50 acus just to come into the Galileo bar.
19:54I mean, it's a student bar anyway, isn't it?
19:56Yeah.
19:57But look what you're getting.
19:59Well, I think you've done much.
20:00What?
20:01What's this?
20:02Oh, come on, Melody.
20:03I've been slaving away all day.
20:04You help me with the next one.
20:06I'll think about it.
20:07Ah.
20:08As is you.
20:09Two for the price of one.
20:10Oh, for heaven's sake.
20:11Oh, why not?
20:12Here, I'll take my card.
20:13I'll treat you.
20:14I can afford it.
20:15I just don't think it's worth it for a bit of raw fish.
20:17Lighten up, Sarah.
20:18Here we go.
20:20This is Gabriella, and this is Philippe.
20:23Hi.
20:24This is Mercedes.
20:25She's a post-grad.
20:26In fact, she's the brightest of the post-grads.
20:28Well, that's what they all say anyway.
20:30Mind you, we're going to have to watch out, because these two are pretty bright as well,
20:33though.
20:34Yeah.
20:35Mercedes does a lot of navigation work with the famous Professor Braden.
20:38Oh, now, he's a really interesting man.
20:40I was reading somebody's work on the way out.
20:41I don't believe a word of it.
20:42Where did you get this?
20:43Space City.
20:44Oh, jeez.
20:45Because I was horrible to you.
20:46Well, just as long as you're not horrible to me again.
20:47Come on.
20:48We're going out now.
20:49Oh, let's just have a quiet evening in.
20:50No.
20:51No, no.
20:52We're going to go celebrate.
20:53Well, what are we celebrating?
20:54Making up.
20:55Come on.
20:56Come on.
20:57Let's go.
20:5850 accues, please.
20:5950 accues, please.
21:00I didn't know it was going to be that much.
21:0150.
21:02Yeah, well, now you know.
21:03Any reduction for staff?
21:04Oh, you must be joking.
21:06Very well.
21:07You see, men and women are just different.
21:09I don't know.
21:11I don't know if it's going to be too much.
21:1250.
21:13Yeah, well, now you know.
21:14Any reduction for staff?
21:15Well, you must be joking.
21:16Very well.
21:17You see, men and women are just different.
21:20I don't know.
21:21I don't know.
21:22different. yeah. with women what you see is what you get. I wish it were. have some
21:28sushi. no thanks. men on the other hand think it's very clever to pretend to be
21:31something that they're not. you've had a row with the professor haven't you? yeah.
21:36I sound cross with men because because I am. it's all a bit too intellectual for me.
21:42yeah well I am a bit of an intellectual Daniel. F50 Accus.
21:49hey hang on. what's this? dead fish. reminds me of something. oh not the bogs at the
21:55spaceman's hostel in Piraeus. you've been there too? certainly aren't paying to
21:59come in here. this is a student bar. you can't stop us. yeah but you're getting free
22:03food. we don't want to eat thank you. and entertainment. what entertainment?
22:09I'll remind you about that when I listen to you. oh thank you. hey look where's the sushi?
22:15oh Anna you can't want more. what is that? oh mercedes doesn't look happy. yeah well you know why that is don't you?
22:23I don't. professor Braden. I wonder if he's in here. oh there's Jean-François Victoria.
22:30he's a lecturer and she's too late. this guitar is quite good isn't it? do you play the instruments Gabriela?
22:35um only the piano. oh right. are they going out together? yeah they have been for a few weeks.
22:40does that happen a lot then? there aren't that many lecturers. not enough to go around.
22:45well it must be funny for her. I mean what? does she live with the rest of the students? oh no.
22:51they've just moved into one of the staff cabins on Gantry too. very swish. well that's what they say.
22:56I've never seen one. one of the Bonaventure cabins. Anna, I wish you'd just shut up sometimes.
23:01why didn't you tell me? Melody, does it really make that much of a difference? yeah. when we were engaged,
23:07we had to squash up in student cabins. we never had anywhere to ourselves to live. I had to put up with other
23:12people around all the time. nowhere to be alone. God, as soon as he starts going out with her it's all different.
23:17he could have got a staff cabins months ago if he wanted to. Melody. oh go away. great.
23:42so
23:46we're going to have to go.
23:50so
23:54we're going to have to go.
23:56so
24:00we're going to have to go.
24:04so
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