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00:00You came to our world and killed yourselves.
00:05What is it that binds these two together?
00:08You will find salt. You will return her to us.
00:11You will advance the plans to change your world.
00:14That's impossible.
00:15Make it possible.
00:16We've tested the samples where we've never tried severance on an adult homo-amphibian.
00:21If we can use salt, I can end this war.
00:23You're something of a warrior yourself and yet full of despair.
00:28I lost someone.
00:29Markley, run! It's a trap!
00:33General, this is a unit operation. You will withdraw.
00:36You will both walk towards us.
00:38You are prisoners of the British Army. You will surrender to us.
00:40Open fire at my command.
00:42On my command, fire at will.
00:52I'll find you!
00:53You will never swim alone!
00:54You will never swim alone!
00:56You will never swim alone!
00:58No!
00:59You will never swim alone!
01:00No!
01:01No!
01:02No!
01:03No!
01:04No!
01:05No!
01:06No!
01:07No!
01:09No!
01:10No!
01:11No!
01:12No!
01:13No!
01:17No!
01:18No!
01:19No!
01:20Come on.
01:50All right, mate, go on.
01:53Come on, boy.
02:01Cup of tea?
02:03Yeah, go on.
02:20You ate our dogs.
02:42You eat our fish.
02:43Well, you can't eat our dogs.
02:44You can't eat our fish.
02:45Our dogs are domesticated.
02:48Our fish are family.
02:50The ambassador from Vietnam would like it on record
02:52that taking offense at dog meat is racist.
02:54It's a distraction.
02:55I got kind of playing with us.
02:57What are they really doing?
03:09I keep seeing him.
03:13Every day.
03:16Every time I go home.
03:23I'm just going to add some salad to the salad.
03:30You'll see. You'll like it.
03:32I'm just going to add some salad to the salad.
03:45You'll see. You'll like it.
03:47You'll see. You'll like it.
04:04Why are you always so paranoid?
04:06Too long and too hard to compromise myself.
04:09Why can't this be enough?
04:12And when you see him, how does it make you feel?
04:15Oh, happy, obviously. I think it's great.
04:19Don't be stupid. I know he's dead.
04:21It's PTSD, as simple as that.
04:23I didn't come for a diagnosis.
04:24I just need to know.
04:27I'm on 20 milligrams of paroxetine. Can I double it to 40?
04:31Because I need to keep focused for work.
04:33I'm sorry that's out of the question.
04:36I will have to sign you off.
04:39What for?
04:40You're clearly unfit.
04:42With a greater sympathy, I can't risk you going back to work.
04:45We're on the edge of a worldwide war,
04:47so I'm not going anywhere.
04:50I can't let you do that.
04:51I'm sorry. I've got no choice.
04:53I have to report this to your superior.
04:55Your daughter is not your husband's.
04:58I beg your pardon?
05:01Elizabeth, it's my job to know everything.
05:06So I know that you slept with his best friend.
05:09The friend found someone else, called Gillian.
05:11Your marriage survived.
05:12Your secret is safe.
05:14Until now.
05:19So.
05:22Prescription, please.
05:32The next meeting with Tide is scheduled for 2100.
05:35What about Barclay? How is he?
05:37Physically he's okay.
05:38We're still investigating that.
05:39But the psych evaluation is complicated.
05:50Keep getting headaches.
05:56And this whistling sound.
05:58I've got a rash on my neck and my leg's okay.
06:02We're eight kilometers under the sea.
06:03Nothing survives that.
06:04You're something of a miracle, Mr. Pierre Dupont.
06:07It's a marvellous surname.
06:08Where's it from?
06:13My father was French.
06:14Amazing.
06:15Is it?
06:16Yeah.
06:17People think it's posh.
06:18Truth is, my dad was a builder.
06:19Well, he wasn't even that.
06:20He's unemployed.
06:21Everything he had he drank away.
06:22But I reckon that's why I got into you here.
06:24Because I got a posh surname.
06:25I don't know, you're not at Roxbridge.
06:26You weren't special before you are now.
06:27Most famous man in the world, son, say.
06:28Yeah, that's the problem.
06:29She made me so special.
06:30And now she's gone.
06:31My dad was a builder.
06:32Well, he wasn't even that. He was unemployed.
06:34Everything he had, he drank away, but, um...
06:37I reckon that's why I got into you, mate.
06:40Cos I got a posh, so I didn't know you lot at Roxbridge.
06:43You weren't special before you are now.
06:45Most famous man in the world, son, say.
06:48Yeah, that's the problem.
06:52She made me so special, and now she's gone.
06:58No-one knows what to do with me.
07:01You know, if they arrest me, people will complain.
07:12If they let me go, people will complain,
07:15and they won't just complain.
07:16They'll murder me.
07:19So they put me back in a hotel.
07:23It's just me, everyone else has been evacuated.
07:26It's like a prison.
07:27I've had so many death threats.
07:42Everything I eat or drink has to be scanned.
07:44And I said to them, for how long?
07:49They said the rest of my life.
07:50They said the rest of my life.
07:52I'm so sorry.
07:53Very funny!
07:55It hurts.
07:56My back and my neck.
07:58My lungs.
08:02It's the only place I feel good.
08:08Where?
08:08Where?
08:10In the water.
08:22The same word. Severance.
08:24Buried so deep that it sends up a red flag.
08:26Thank you. Good work.
08:30All the same, Mum.
08:32You can wait till tomorrow.
08:34You're not gonna stay here all night, are you?
08:36No. No.
08:38Kate, I need access to all comms,
08:40all screens to me, priority override,
08:42open link to the TMP database,
08:44my name only. Granted.
08:46This is Professor Bello, tactics and planning.
08:48What have we got? You're right.
08:50From day one. They were hiding it.
08:52You said so. It's all been a distraction.
08:54The diplomatic talks were just war games,
08:56while they were doing exactly what we thought they'd do.
08:58AquaKind are melting the ice caps.
09:02They were clever.
09:04We were searching with satellites,
09:06but we forgot how good they are with water.
09:08They positioned a layer of ice crystals at three kilometers
09:10to hide the heat.
09:12How did you find it?
09:14We didn't. They dropped the layer.
09:16They want us to see.
09:18What's the scale?
09:20At this rate, Antarctica will double its loss.
09:22300 billion tons of ice per year.
09:24That's three trillion liters of water.
09:26And worse than that, the Prince Friedrich ice shelf.
09:30It vanished. Today.
09:32That should take years. That should take decades.
09:34It melted in six hours.
09:36I think that was a declaration.
09:38What if they go beyond Antarctica?
09:40What happens if they melt all the ice of the world?
09:43Sea levels will rise a hundred meters worldwide,
09:45and it's not just the water.
09:47All that carbon will be released into the atmosphere.
09:52We will flood.
09:55We will drown.
09:59We will choke.
10:01They've won the war.
10:03What is ice but water in the form of land?
10:17We are restoring it to its natural state.
10:20Hmm. Well, nevertheless, with respect,
10:23it must be noted that we are...
10:24You started this.
10:26Humankind was melting the ice long before we awoke.
10:30We have heat waves underwater caused by you.
10:35So we are completing what you began.
10:38But with respect, we do need to know...
10:40But you started this.
10:42Nevertheless, I have to ask...
10:44You started this.
10:45Yes, if we could just push...
10:46This was started by you.
10:48I don't think it's appropriate...
10:49You made this happen!
10:51We think your schedule of five years might not be...
11:00Five years is all you have.
11:01Yes, I think we might not actually...
11:03You have five years.
11:06Or all the water of the world will be set free.
11:10And to be certain of this...
11:14Little people...
11:16This was never a war.
11:19This was an inconvenience.
11:22You were the dirt that gathered while we were away.
11:26But now we have returned.
11:29And you will be cleansed.
11:40Five years.
11:43We can't clean a single river in five years.
11:45Never mind the world.
11:59.
12:00Hey, hey, hey.
12:05Come on.
12:06Come on.
12:07It's fine.
12:08I'm not worried to do it.
12:09I completely understand.
12:10I told you.
12:11I told you.
12:12I completely understand.
12:13Come on.
12:14It's fine.
12:15It's fine.
12:16It's fine.
12:17We met over there.
12:18Yeah, there's no way.
12:19Let's wait.
12:20We got a second.
12:21It's fine.
12:22Come on.
12:23It's fine.
12:24we met over there you were drunk no I was just a little bit happy happy and lucky
12:36are we all going to drown is that what's going to happen
12:45are all of us going to drown
12:47I don't know you're their bloody friend why are you always so useless
12:54we had a visitor from a unit he was one of your lot he said what about you and Kirby you're
13:05connected to Barkley in tempers are high you won't be safe he said it's unit's job to protect you
13:10for life he said we can move you you know you can live in a safe house on higher ground one
13:20of those gated communities with security the rest of our lives
13:28can I visit you can I see you absolutely you can see us whenever you want you can see Kirby
13:38absolutely any time you have to believe me that's the first thing I said okay
13:43I really did that's honestly what I said okay I believe you I do
13:48oh we can meet behind gates what's happened to us
13:54you fell in love with a fish sorry
13:57sure
13:58well you did
14:00did you
14:05I don't know
14:10I just keep thinking I wish I could hear her
14:18what do you mean
14:20so
14:25we had this connection
14:29you said that to me once
14:31but we did
14:32I keep thinking right
14:40we're 60% more right so I'm I'm I'm 60% more um and wow song can travel thousands of miles
14:51so I thought
14:52maybe she could hear me
14:55someone an actor on my side
15:04in what way
15:07every night
15:09they got me a piece of tech
15:17to override the cameras
15:19and that's why I'm going to jump in so I'm just not going to be successful
15:38I'm going to put this up in this way
15:40and solve yourself
15:42which allows me to push this flight
15:44to provide my life
15:45and that's what I think
15:46thanks
15:50I didn't see anything
15:52it's every night
15:58I got eight hours before the next shift
16:02every single night
16:16and I drive
16:28I drive into the night
16:32every night
16:34every night
16:44I go to the coast
16:46I go to the coast
16:46luck is calling to me
17:00the water
17:01all night long
17:04because she is out there
17:07somewhere
17:09in the night
17:11in the water
17:14in the dark
17:16in the dark
17:16every night
17:22I call her name
17:24and I keep trying
17:26every single night
17:31I give a love
17:36it's my favourite thing
17:38I call her name
17:42I call her name
17:43I call her name
17:46Just as we planned, he's calling for her.
18:07Every night, he waits till dawn, then he drives back, hides in his hotel, tries again the next night.
18:16But he doesn't get a response.
18:18We don't talk much.
18:21Thanks.
18:22I didn't see anything.
18:23But I'd say not.
18:27Maybe Salt's gone.
18:30Oh, maybe she can't hear him.
18:32He's on the English Channel.
18:34My government have put bafflers in the water along the coast.
18:38Sonic disruption to interfere with aquacine communication.
18:42Maybe they're stopping Salt.
18:45Anything you can do?
18:50I could ask for a pause.
18:52Then maybe she gets through.
18:55And then...
18:57Severance.
19:00I never said yes.
19:04For the history books, my name is not on this.
19:08Sorry, haven't got time.
19:16I need a signature on this.
19:19Didn't need to bring it in person.
19:21I'd also like a word.
19:23You could finish off, folks.
19:27Thanks.
19:28Yes, sir.
19:30You need to be quick.
19:31I really haven't got time.
19:33We have five years to rebuild civilization.
19:37What's Severance?
19:40In what way?
19:41It's a word.
19:42It's a word.
19:43Picked up on comms.
19:44It was buried in one of Sir Keith's final messages.
19:48Sad loss.
19:49He was a good man.
19:50He was murdered, and we don't know why.
19:52I do.
19:53The police were very clear.
19:54It was a protest against privatized water.
19:56And I might remind you, Sir Keith was not a member of this government.
19:59But the word Severance crops up in your comms, too.
20:03I'm sure it does.
20:04It could have a thousand meanings.
20:06It could call Brexit a form of Severance.
20:08But you don't.
20:10The word has only appeared since the arrival of Homo Aqua.
20:13Its context has been scrubbed.
20:14Someone clever has tried very hard to hide it.
20:17But my staff are really very good.
20:20Then what do you think Severance is?
20:23You tell me.
20:24Is it some sort of weapon?
20:29Oh, for God's sake.
20:31I can help.
20:35These are extraordinary days, Sir.
20:37The pressures on you are immense.
20:39And at times like this, people can panic.
20:41Do the wrong thing.
20:44I thought maybe...
20:46If you're in too deep.
20:48If you need someone...
20:52Trust me, there's always a way out.
20:55I can find it for you.
21:07I don't know what you mean.
21:19Good.
21:20Thank you, Sir.
21:23Thank you, Sir.
21:27And if I might say...
21:29A task of this size is beyond you.
21:31The economy will collapse within six months.
21:33You'll be voted out.
21:34The next lot will storm into power, promising anti-Aqua legislation.
21:37The war will begin all over again.
21:39And on and on and on it goes.
21:41But I will still be here.
21:45Waiting.
21:47And I promise you, Harry.
21:49When you're out of office...
21:51And history has swept you aside.
21:53There will be a reckoning.
21:55With me.
21:57With me.
21:58With me.
22:15As you can see here, this incredible shot of ice, thousands of tons of brews of water,
22:38has just collapsed.
22:40Thanks. Great, yeah. It's just a burger and chips, but that's the funny thing. Hotel burgers are always good.
22:48Well, yeah, it's because I incinerate them.
22:50Cheap meat, cooked to death. You can't beat it.
22:54Cheers.
22:55Cheers, then.
23:10Cheers.
23:12Cheers.
23:13Cheers.
23:14Cheers.
23:15It's all gotta drink.
23:22Come on.
23:24Cheers.
23:33Let's go.
24:03Let's go.
24:33Let's go.
25:03Let's go.
25:33Let's go.
26:03Let's go.
26:33Let's go.
26:34Let's go.
26:35Let's go.
26:36Let's go.
26:37Let's go.
26:38Let's go.
26:39Let's go.
26:40Let's go.
26:41Let's go.
26:42Let's go.
26:44Let's go.
26:45Let's go.
26:46Let's go.
26:48Let's go.
26:54Let's go.
26:55Let's go.
26:56Let's go.
26:57I thought I'd never see you again.
27:01We don't have much time.
27:04We could go anywhere.
27:06We can go to the coastal.
27:08We don't know anything, anywhere.
27:09Your civilization is falling.
27:12They're melting the ice.
27:13But I swear they never told me there were tides within tides.
27:17But you can still help humanity.
27:20For God's sake, no one listens to me.
27:24I'm nothing, Saul.
27:27You, you might be so special for one moment.
27:34And now look at us, we're reduced to this.
27:36The tides still head towards you.
27:40Currents are converging, and I don't know why.
27:44But maybe it's for this.
27:47You've got to go back.
27:48So we can escape.
27:49Go back and tell your people to ask for accord.
27:56Accord?
27:57Tell your people to ask Aquakind for accord.
28:03The word carries an ancient weight that every one of my kind will have to respect.
28:09What does it mean?
28:10If you know what it means, there's every chance humankind will try to stop you.
28:14But find the ones you trust.
28:16Send out a signal to the seas.
28:18Ask them for accord.
28:20And we might just survive, all of us.
28:23I don't understand you.
28:28Don't understand you.
28:29Stay, please!
28:33Saul!
28:34She said accord.
28:42Just that word, accord, and that's all I know.
28:47But it could help.
28:47Well, I mean, don't ask me to make sense of it, Kate.
28:50All I know is that I trust her.
28:52Accord, dictionary definition, to give someone status, or to be harmonious or consistent with.
28:58I like harmonious.
28:59I'm loving harmonious.
29:00Look, she could be showing us the way out.
29:03Accord, mate, you don't ask, Stink.
29:05Yeah, well, surely I've been in the sea, okay?
29:07And I keep finding sand.
29:08If I could suggest, uh, if we ask the governments of the world permission to send a signal to Aquakind,
29:16that's three months of debate.
29:19At least.
29:20And then they'll say no.
29:21They'll do more than that.
29:22They'll try and stop us.
29:23But we send Aquakind parcels of information every day.
29:28Just basic diplomacy.
29:31So I could filter the word accord into the signal.
29:37Disguised?
29:38Exactly.
29:39Use my eye tracking.
29:40Doesn't leave a keyprint.
29:42And I don't think there's a translator on the land that would notice it.
29:46But in the eyes of Homer Aqua, there's a convex eye spot.
29:50They literally gather more light than we do.
29:52Which means that if the word accord is embedded in the message.
29:57I'll see it.
29:59Then what?
30:00We'll find out.
30:02It's a bit of a risk.
30:03Word is the gathering of the 195 nations are currently asking how many nuclear strikes the ocean can take.
30:09That's the risk.
30:10Yeah, but come on, we're units.
30:11That's what we do, isn't it?
30:12We save the world.
30:13If that means stand against the government, so be it.
30:18The clerk from Transport.
30:20Yeah, but I'm here only by mistake, remember?
30:25We're not completely beyond the laws of the land.
30:28We could all be arrested for treason.
30:30Okay.
30:31Fine.
30:32Good.
30:33What will Christopher say?
30:38Make it happen.
30:40Yes, ma'am.
30:41Family of sub-rosa protocols, I will monitor your personal comms for the next 30 years to make sure not a word of this gets out.
30:55Is that understood?
30:55Yes, ma'am.
30:56I've taken the word accord, unpackaged it, enhanced it, and hidden it.
31:00It's ready to go.
31:00I'll cross-channel it, and this will transmit to all the oceans of the bath.
31:04Press send.
31:05How do we not listen?
31:12Reach us off to hope, right?
31:14I'll cross-channel it.
31:44Any word?
31:59No.
32:00The water's quiet.
32:02It's been days.
32:04Maybe this accord thing has sent them back into hibernation.
32:08We should be so lucky.
32:11Then what are they doing?
32:12It's strange.
32:21We've got nothing.
32:23Silent, aren't they?
32:26All across the ocean.
32:27And it wasn't the accord signal.
32:31Things went dead before we sent it.
32:34Running silent.
32:35That's what they call it on submarines.
32:38When you turn the engines off to avoid detection.
32:41Which means they're planning something.
32:42Which means they're planning something.
32:43Or hiding.
32:44Or scared.
32:46Scared.
32:47Scared of what?
32:48Yeah, they're not done on this.
32:49I don't want to know more.
32:50I don't want to know more.
32:51Come on, get in!
32:53Hey! I don't want it over!
32:55Come on! Get in!
33:08Follow!
33:23Come on! Come on!
33:30Hey!
33:31I need to go over here!
33:33I'm going to go over here!
33:35Go over here!
33:36Hey!
33:37Go over here!
33:41This evening, the situation is difficult for people to believe.
33:44The entire border has been closed.
33:46There are no bodies in the border.
33:48No one knows what happened here.
33:50Do you equal to you?
33:58Even here, in the heart of London, one thing is obvious.
34:02They're dying.
34:04Homo aqua is dying.
34:20Yeah, but is it all of them?
34:30Oh, my God.
34:31Is it everyone?
34:32What about salt?
34:33All right.
34:34Can I speak to Kate, please?
34:36Because this isn't a cold, this is something else.
34:38Every coastline in the world is reporting the same thing.
34:41The death of Homo aqua.
34:48What have we got?
34:49Some sort of viral infection.
34:51It's like the gills get blocked.
34:53I'd say they shed scales like we shed skin, but the shedding has stopped, which means the excess scales build up and they drown.
35:01All of them?
35:02Is this Homo aqua or Homo amphibia 2?
35:04I think it's all of them, but no other life forms, only aqua kind.
35:07What about us? Are we safe?
35:08That's the strangest thing.
35:11Careful.
35:13There's no danger.
35:15Not anymore.
35:17It's like I'm finding the aftermath of a virus without the virus itself, which means...
35:21A virus that's been designed?
35:23That's frontline warfare.
35:25Viruses programmed to strike and then decay.
35:27That's...
35:29Oh, for God's sake.
35:31That's human technology.
35:33It was awesome.
35:35I didn't see it happening.
35:38Severance...
35:43Severance was the virus.
35:46What are your people saying?
35:48What's the level of contagion out there?
35:50Uh, 90% on first evidence.
35:53A 90% death rate worldwide.
35:55We think aqua kind are connected by an algae network.
35:58This proves it.
35:59One virus is circled around all the oceans of the world.
36:02Story of the human race.
36:04From the moment Homo sapiens learned to walk.
36:06We need a new species.
36:10We slaughter them.
36:14Mom?
36:15We've got a signal.
36:17It's a deep aqua knees.
36:19It's the same signal repeated over and over again.
36:22I think it's an SOS.
36:25They're calling for help.
36:26Mark!
36:27Mark!
36:28Mark!
36:29Mark!
36:30Mark!
36:31Mark!
36:32Mark!
36:33Mark!
36:34Mark!
36:35Mark!
36:36Mark!
36:37Mark!
36:38Mark!
36:39Mark!
36:40Mark!
36:41Mark!
36:42Mark!
36:43Mark!
36:44Mark!
36:45Mark!
36:46Mark!
36:47Mark!
36:48Mark!
36:49Mark!
36:50Mark!
36:51Mark!
36:52Mark!
36:53Mark!
36:54Mark!
36:55I don't know.
37:05I'm sorry, but this is a biblical moment.
37:07I demand a C.
37:13Do I know anything more?
37:15About the virus? How did it happen?
37:17Nothing. We have suspicions, but we can't.
37:19We can't prove anything.
37:21Good luck.
37:23Ma'am, there is a message from Dr. Banerjee. It says priority one.
37:27Not that. Stay with Barclay.
37:35Tank is stable and maintaining integrity. Open water lock one.
37:37We have three life forms.
37:39Identify them.
37:41Two homo aqua, one homo amphibia.
37:43Which one?
37:45Is it her?
37:53I know the traditions of America.
37:55I know that you like.
37:57Do I know that they're running away?
37:59We've used it in May.
38:01We'm not going to have the roof for them.
38:03I think we'reina's going to have a storm.
38:05I've been on the floor.
38:07I think we must wait for them.
38:09I'm not going to have the roof.
38:11If you want to come down.
38:13I'm going to be right.
38:15I think we're here.
38:47I have come to inform mankind.
38:53The war is over.
38:56You have won.
38:59We are defeated.
39:04We grant you victory.
39:11I'm sorry.
39:13Barclay, stay on message.
39:17I'm sorry, sorry.
39:20What happened down there?
39:22What's it like?
39:28We are destroyed.
39:35The virus brought fire to the world of water.
39:38And we bugged.
39:44You survived.
39:47One in ten.
39:50As if by design.
39:52I didn't know.
39:54I swear, I didn't know.
39:56No, not you.
40:02But there are others.
40:08There are creatures in this room who want a prize for winning the war.
40:16They desire our technology.
40:22But there are oceans unknown to you, running deep beneath the mantle of this world.
40:30And we have sunk our prizes deep down below.
40:34Lost to you.
40:38Forever.
40:40But more than that.
40:42You had thought you had chosen your weapons well.
40:45Because a virus contains no water.
40:48And yet, it rides the back of a water molecule, like a parasite, upon a host.
41:00And we can read every drop.
41:05Stained with these fingerprints of yours.
41:08Water will find you one day.
41:38But the accord.
41:46Will never happen.
41:49What was it?
41:51It was a way of two species.
41:53Joining.
41:54And sharing.
41:56And celebrating.
41:59Which is now lost.
42:04Barclay, the first offer.
42:05Page 15.
42:08We can offer help.
42:13We would grant you land.
42:16There is a haven.
42:17There's a trench in the Pacific Ocean.
42:193,000 kilometers long, 60 kilometers wide, and 12 kilometers deep.
42:24The deepest place on Earth.
42:30This can be your home.
42:33We will protect your boundaries.
42:34From pollution and sound.
42:37And viruses.
42:39And we can rebuild our relationship.
42:43As two species aren't the same.
42:45Oh.
42:50We could be friends.
42:52We will accept this offer if you give this land its true name.
43:05A hunting ground.
43:08We will live there in full knowledge of what you will do to us.
43:25You will do whatever you want.
43:26Because we are terrified of you.
43:31Thus ends the war.
43:42No, no, no, no, there's just more to say.
43:58Will I see you again?
44:01No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
44:28We shoot protocols everywhere.
44:31Congratulations.
44:34Or shame on us all.
44:36I'm not sure which.
44:43I'm not sure which.
44:45I'm not sure which.
44:49I'm not sure which.
44:59Abandon the hall, everyone!
45:29Come on. Let's go. Yeah.
45:45Mr. Depoy, anything to say?
45:48We won. How about that? Tell them we won.
45:52We won the war.
45:59I need to find somewhere to live.
46:09I said to Lawrence, Kate could stay with us. He said no.
46:14Fair enough.
46:15You've never got on.
46:17No.
46:18I keep thinking the times when the doctor is nowhere to be seen.
46:25He said to me once, I save the human race. I don't shape the human race.
46:31You can get that wrong. All on your own.
46:33Okay.
46:35Mom, there's a message.
46:36I said no.
46:37I'm sorry. He insists. It's Dr. Banerjee, Barclay's doctor.
46:41He says it's priority one.
46:43Kate Lethbridge-Stewart.
46:45I...
47:07I will be king.
47:17And you...
47:22You will be queen.
47:28I will be king.
47:38Come on.
47:40Shut up.
47:43Your Schluss.
47:45Nothing will drive them away.
47:47We can be heroes.
47:50We can be heroes
47:55Just for one day
48:00And you
48:07You can be me
48:13And I
48:18I'll drink all the time
48:24Cause we're lovers
48:30And that is a fact
48:36Yes, we're lovers
48:42And that is that
48:48Though nothing
48:54Will keep us together
48:59We could still die
49:06Oh, just for one day
49:12We can be heroes
49:18Forever and ever
49:23I
49:29I can't remember
49:35Standing
49:41Standing
49:42By the wall
49:47And we can't
49:53Share
49:57And we can't
50:05I can't remember
50:07I can't remember
50:09I can't remember
50:11I can't remember
50:13And we can't remember
50:19And we can't remember
50:21Forever and ever
50:23On the other side
50:28All we could be planned
50:33Forever and ever
50:39Then we could be heroes
50:45Just for one day
50:53We could be heroes
51:09We could be heroes
51:15We could be heroes
51:21We could be heroes.
51:51We could be heroes.
52:21Could you go back and pick it up?
52:23You know what?
52:25Could you go back and pick it up?
52:28What for?
52:29If you could. Thank you.
52:31Sorry, love. It's gone now.
52:34Well, go back and pick it up.
52:36You pick it up.
52:38I'm asking you, please, to go back and pick up that bottle.
52:45And what if I don't?
52:50Pick it up.
52:51I said, pick it up.
52:58Pick it up.
53:01Pick it up.
53:04Pick it up.
53:21Pick it up.
53:22Pick it up.
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