CI5: The New Professionals. Episode 7. Skorpion.

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First broadcast 7th November 1999.  A Nobel scientist who has discovered how to bring down the computers of NATO (and CI5) is kidnapped by Russians desperate to overthrow their Government  Edward Woodward - Harry Malone Kal Weber - Chris Keel Colin Wells - Sam Curtis Lexa Doig - Tina Backus Adrian Irvine - Spencer Michael Brandon - Dr. Woods Peter Guinness - Vasili Lankov Grant Masters - Simon/Misha Richard D. Sharp - Major Simms Elizabeth Perry - Gemma Marcus Hutton - Co-Pilot Bob Sherman - General Ross Saverio Coppolino - Thug Roger Blake - Boat Owner Steven Crossley - Cartwright Timothy Gleed - Tommy Cartwright Julianne White - PR Woman Pete M. Rivera - Russian Terrorist

Transcript

00:10That's it? That's the plane, Major?

00:11That's the one, Doctor.

00:12This is not great weather.

00:14Major Sims, NATO Group 5. I'm accompanying Dr. Wu is here.

00:18Congratulations on the Nobel Prize, Doctor.

00:25How long is this fight?

00:26We'll be landing in Brussels at 11.45, sir.

00:28Welcome aboard, gentlemen.

00:53Go to Charlie Foxtrot, I'm trying to 15,000.

00:56Roger, about control.

01:05Welcome aboard, gentlemen.

01:06Let's go.

01:10Let's go.

01:13Let's go.

01:16Let's go.

01:22I'm sorry.

01:24Let's go.

01:24I'm so sorry.

01:27I'm so sorry.

01:34I'm so sorry.

01:37Garth Charlie Farmstruck descend flight level 1-0.

01:40Roger Brussels.

01:41Control descending level 1-0.

01:55I'll be there.

01:56What's going on here?

01:58I want you to get up, put this on,

02:00and move to the back of the plane.

02:02Have you lost your mind, Major? What are you talking about?

02:04There's a bomb on this plane and they're set to go off in exactly 90 seconds.

02:08So do it now!

02:10Advising to your Belgian coast,

02:11maintaining flight level 1-0,

02:13ETA, Belgian coast, 12 minutes,

02:16from Charlie Farmstruck.

02:20Come on! I can't! I can't!

02:22Let's go! I can't do this!

02:23Come on!

02:24We've got 20 seconds.

02:26I can't do this!

02:26Let's go!

02:36Captain Brush is down. I'll go check.

03:36Air traffic recording, 2309 last night, midway over the channel.

03:41Watch for the flash.

03:44Right there.

03:48Bomb.

03:49Or fuel explosion.

03:50No May Day?

03:52Any other sign of anything going wrong?

03:54Not according to ATC.

03:56They've only recovered two bodies so far.

03:58The pilot and the co-pilot.

04:00Well, who else was on board?

04:02A NATO major and a Dr. Jeremy Woods.

04:06Who's he?

04:07He's a communications expert.

04:08One of the brains at NATO, apparently.

04:11All right, Miss Backus.

04:13I want a search and rescue update hour by hour.

04:16Yes, sir.

04:18Oh, and a full profile on Dr. Woods.

04:22Friends, enemies, person of details, the lot.

04:25Yes, sir.

04:26HQ9.

04:27So what's our role in this?

04:28We've been asked to find out if Dr. Woods is alive or dead.

04:32Certainly.

04:33Sir?

04:34Yes?

04:35NATO headquarters, General Ross.

04:37Put him through on video four.

04:38Yes, sir.

04:39Find out if he's alive or dead.

04:41It's pretty obvious, isn't it?

04:49Good morning, General.

04:51Harry?

04:52This is Akira Lime?

04:54Yeah, okay, I'll get right to the point.

04:56Jeremy Woods was supposed to be in Brussels this morning

04:58to answer questions on his latest report.

05:00What report?

05:01Well, you know he's our foremost expert in computer science.

05:04Yes, well, I did meet him once.

05:06I don't know if I should be telling you this, but Woods just wrote a dynamite report

05:11on how all our systems could be disabled at the touch of a button.

05:14All our systems, Steve?

05:16Communications, Harry, satellite surveillance, missile strike launches, encryption coding,

05:21even our payroll list, for God's sakes.

05:23Well, I mean, most systems are open to a certain amount of hacking.

05:26Woods has found a hole in NATO bigger than the Grand Canyon.

05:30If somebody really wanted to screw us, we'd be unable to control our submarines,

05:34first-strike aircraft, even our ground forces.

05:37Maybe for months, we'd be deaf, blind, and helpless.

05:42And Woods knows how to do this?

05:44We've checked every word of that report, and he's 100% right.

05:48Who's actually seen this report?

05:50Five people.

05:52Woods wrote it out by hand, one copy, and delivered it to us last week.

05:57Right now, this is probably one of the most closely guarded documents we've got.

06:01So, if Woods is dead, then this information is safe.

06:04However, if he is alive and falls into the wrong hands,

06:08he could be forced to reveal all that he knows.

06:11Everyone has their breaking point, Harry.

06:14Even you and me.

06:17Hmm.

06:39Welcome to your new home, Dr. Woods.

06:42Who are you?

06:44I am Vasily Lenkov.

06:46Perhaps you've heard of me?

06:49No?

06:51No.

06:51No matter.

06:53As you can see, we are well-equipped.

06:56And we try to make you comfortable while you work.

07:00Work?

07:01Oh, yes, work.

07:03Oh.

07:04Did you think you were here for your health?

07:09Please.

07:12Let us not get off on the wrong foot, Dr. Woods.

07:17It will be so much more pleasant if we learn to respect one another.

07:24Please.

07:38What do you want from me?

07:40Oh, come, come, doctor.

07:42This is the response of a child.

07:46Haven't you worked it out yet?

07:51Libya.

07:52Certain countries in the Balkans, the Middle East.

07:55There is no shortage of powerful interests who would like to see NATO crippled.

07:59But the systems can be rebuilt, sir.

08:01Yes, eventually.

08:03Mind you, a lot can happen in a few weeks.

08:05So, we're looking for someone who needs a short-term advantage.

08:09Sir?

08:10Dr. Woods came over with his daughter.

08:12She's in town right now.

08:14Where?

08:15The Marriott Hotel.

08:29Gemma, 22, blonde hair, 5'7".

08:33Studying history at Harvard.

08:36Sounds interesting.

08:37She'll be a dog.

08:39Need a bet?

08:41All right.

08:42Ten quit.

08:43Okay.

08:43You're on.

08:45And she's musical, too.

08:46Plays the piano.

08:49Sam, how long's it been since you got laid?

08:52You think I'm going to hit on her?

08:54Twelve hours after her dad's plane blew up?

08:57Give me some credit.

09:05Miss Woods?

09:09Sam Curtis, CI5.

09:11Chris Keel.

09:13As I said on the phone, we know it's a bad time, but we need to ask you some questions

09:17about your father.

09:19Have they found him?

09:20Is he alive?

09:21We're not sure.

09:23The rescue teams are still looking.

09:25Newspapers say it's hopeless.

09:27It's never hopeless until they give up the search.

09:30And even then, may we come in?

09:37Uh, yeah, I guess so.

09:49This is Simon, my boyfriend.

09:53Hi.

09:54Simon's staying for a few days.

09:57Two James Bonds, huh?

09:59Just one.

10:01I'm a pussycat.

10:06I'm sorry.

10:07I don't know if I use your bathroom.

10:10Sure.

10:12Thanks.

10:22How many people know you're here?

10:24She didn't tell anybody.

10:27Not even your family?

10:29My parents are divorcing.

10:31It's difficult.

10:32How did you find her?

10:35They use your way.

10:37Airline passenger lists.

10:39Miss Woods, does your father have any enemies?

10:43Enemies?

10:44No.

10:53Hmm.

10:55Hmm.

10:57Hmm.

11:00Hmm.

11:09Hmm.

11:14I should have been with him.

11:16That's all I can think about, is I should have been with him on that plane.

11:23Do you often accompany your father?

11:26Excuse me?

11:28On journeys like this?

11:32Sometimes when he's not too busy.

11:34So why not this trip? Why not to Brussels?

11:37It was only meant to be for a day.

11:39He was coming back this afternoon and...

11:44OK.

11:48That's enough.

11:56Can't you see you're upsetting him?

11:58Why don't you just leave?

12:01He's right, Sam.

12:03I think maybe we're getting in the way.

12:07Sure.

12:11It's just routine anyhow.

12:15You look after her.

12:24You're right, it stinks.

12:25There's absolutely nothing in that room that could have been his.

12:28Not even a toothbrush.

12:30Why don't you find this?

12:32Why don't you find this?

12:33On the bedside table.

12:35Boyfriend, yes?

12:35So who's this Simon?

12:38Precisely.

12:48Yeah, 372 HQ.

12:50Back up.

12:51Yeah, we need you here now at the Marriott Hotel.

12:56OK.

12:57I'll have a word with the management.

13:00I'll be in the car.

13:02Boston PD thinks he may be a student at Cambridge Mass, but they can't find any photo ID for a

13:06positive match.

13:08So get them to post the photograph.

13:10Who knows?

13:11Somebody at the university might know him.

13:13It's vacation time, sir.

13:15Oh, damn it.

13:17Anybody thought of contacting the mother?

13:19She hasn't heard from Gemma or Woods for over a year.

13:22Understandable, since they're getting divorced.

13:24No, sir.

13:24They're divorced already.

13:26Two years ago.

13:27You see, we think Gemma was trying to tell us something.

13:29A deliberate mistake that this Simon guy, or whoever he is, wouldn't notice.

13:34Meeting, sir.

13:34Yes, sir, I'll be with you, I'll be with you.

13:36Look, I am so busy.

13:38Why don't you just get back and see if you can help Miss Bacchus?

13:45Yes.

13:48Yes.

13:49Yes, I understand.

13:59One mistake.

14:07One trick.

14:10And they will kill your father.

14:13So you keep saying.

14:15Believe me.

14:16They will do it.

14:20Do you understand?

14:29Do you understand?

14:32Yes.

14:34So, let me see you smile.

15:00I have a suggestion.

15:02Why don't we try that new Italian restaurant, hmm?

15:04Yeah.

15:04You like Italian food, don't you?

15:06Sure.

15:07Good.

15:08Then we should have a great time.

15:14Good.

15:35Then we should have a great time.

15:37You're lucky.

15:38A concussion is lucky.

15:39I could have lost half my IQ points like some punch drunk boxer.

15:47You know, Sam was an amateur boxer once.

15:49Was he?

15:50Hmm.

15:51Kind of explains a lot, doesn't it?

15:52I am sorry, Sam.

15:53It hasn't affected your memory, vision or libido, has it?

15:57Ha ha.

15:583-7.

16:00Yes, Spencer.

16:01She's feeling fine.

16:02In fact, she's feeling so good, she's decided to dress up in a national costume to celebrate.

16:06Ha ha.

16:09Yeah, right.

16:09We're on our way.

16:11Malone wants a full reporter since we get back.

16:13Well, there's not much to tell, really.

16:15They walked out like a normal couple and then, wham, eyes out like a light.

16:27So, this is the result of five hours' work.

16:31Congratulations, Doctor.

16:34You've just accessed last year's North Atlantic maneuvers.

16:39Something we know about since last July.

16:44Don't ever try to fool me again.

16:52When I told you my name, you showed no sign of recognition.

17:00But you know who I am, don't you?

17:05You're my opposite number.

17:08You ran the Warsaw Pact communication system during the final days of the Soviet Union.

17:12The former days, not the last days.

17:14There's a difference.

17:15Russia will rise again.

17:16That's the difference.

17:18She'll crush her corrupt government and replace it with order.

17:22The old order.

17:24Many will fight for this and fight to the death, make no mistake.

17:28Half the army is on our side.

17:32A civil war inside Russia.

17:35That would make Bosnia look like a picnic.

17:38Thousands, tens of thousands would die.

17:40And the West must stay out of it.

17:42Which is why you're here.

17:46You expect me to cripple NATO while all this goes up?

17:50I don't expect you to cripple NATO, Dr. Woods.

17:57I know you will.

18:08Misha, show us what you do best.

18:10Oh, my God.

18:12Joe?

18:13Her death will be very slow.

18:16And you can watch every cut.

18:25Bastard.

18:27You bastard!

18:28No, no, no!

18:28Let him go!

18:32Oh, dear.

18:34I had hoped that your intellect would conquer your emotions.

18:39Apparently, the reverse is true.

18:41Teach him the party line.

19:04No!

19:06Enough!

19:07Enough!

19:21Now, listen carefully.

19:25Throughout my country, there are thousands of patriots, many thousands of them, waiting for the call to arms.

19:30When this call comes, there will be no response from the West.

19:36Because Dr. Jeremy Woods will have scrambled the brains of their armed forces.

19:42Let him sit.

19:56You have 19 hours to play your part in history.

20:05What about the tracker?

20:07Uh, you mean the one on the plane?

20:08Blown to smithereens.

20:10They've recovered some pretty grisly remains.

20:12But Major Simms and Dr. Woods have not been accounted for.

20:15Harry, I'll send the photos of the debris over to you, okay?

20:18I mean, there's no way anybody could have survived that explosion.

20:20General, what are you saying?

20:22Look, Harry, I'm saying forget it.

20:24Call off the hunt. Woods is dead.

20:26General.

20:27Uh, look, uh, Harry, uh, next time you're in Brussels, give me a ring, will you?

20:31We'll, uh, we'll have dinner.

20:33I'll hold you to that.

20:36Sir.

20:38Come take a look at this.

20:41Well, this is the point the plane vanishes, sir.

20:44The moment of the explosion.

20:45But if we run it back 22 seconds and enhance it...

20:54We get this.

20:57There, right next to the plane.

21:00Interference, do you think?

21:01That's what we thought, sir.

21:03Then we slowed it down.

21:06Here it is at one-quarter speed.

21:14Something falling off the plane?

21:16Could be a parachute.

21:18Miss Backus, get me details of all shipping in the area at that time.

21:23Particularly small craft.

21:24You think Woods jumped?

21:26And got picked up later?

21:27Anything is possible after the conversation I've just had.

21:31Brussels want us to call off the search.

21:33Call off the search?

21:34You mean it's over, sir?

21:36No, not at all, Mr. Keel.

21:38As far as I'm concerned, it's just starting.

21:49Impressive.

21:51We never know that you could deploy your tanks so quickly.

21:56No sweat, Sherlock.

22:01Well, there's a lot of things we didn't know about your army either.

22:05There will be again.

22:08Have you ever seen a scorpion raise its sting?

22:12It waits, poised, for a long time.

22:15Then, when the moment is right,

22:19strike.

22:20Just like us.

22:21And how many will die in this civil war of yours, Lankov?

22:24I prefer the word crusade.

22:40Now, enter your block code and let me see the response.

22:59Good.

23:01Now, we're getting along famously.

23:03So now, the ground-to-air missile systems.

23:09Can I have some water, please?

23:20Sure.

23:40Help!

23:44Help!

23:45Help me!

23:53What the hell do you think you're doing?

23:56Have you lost your mind?

23:58We need her!

24:12Don't think I wouldn't.

24:17You are lucky nobody hurt you.

24:20Go to hell!

24:22You don't know the trouble you're in, do you?

24:24Do you?

24:26You attract attention, and his orders are to cut your throat.

24:31You'll enjoy it, too.

24:32You are lucky.

25:09Yesssss?

25:10Sir, you asked me to check on shipping in the area that the plane went down?

25:13Mm-hmm. What did you find?

25:16Well, I just discovered the English Channel is the busiest shipping lane in the world.

25:20Within a five-mile radius, there were two supertankers, a French minesweeper,

25:24nineteen cargo vessels, and a small cabin cruiser.

25:30Just... just one cabin cruiser?

25:32Yes, sir. There were high seas that night. Most pleasure boats stayed in port.

25:35All right, get me a recording of the satellite sweep, will you?

25:38Yes, sir.

25:45Yes, I'll do that.

25:46Morning, sir. Good morning, sir.

25:48Good morning.

25:49Right.

25:52Cloud. Solid cover all night.

25:55Damn.

25:57This is better than the satellite.

26:00Captain's log from the French minesweeper.

26:02Who nearly ran down the cabin cruiser, no lights, so he took note of the name.

26:06Arlo Sank, Brighton.

26:08I can translate if you like.

26:10Oh, very kind of a Miss Backus. Hardly necessary, however.

26:14All right, call Mr. Curtius and Mr. Keir.

26:22Okay, so you said there were two guys. What did they look like?

26:26One about 30, one a bit older. Tall, thin, fat.

26:30I told you, it was getting dark.

26:31And you didn't get their names.

26:33I'm bad with names.

26:35Don't you keep any records? Any paperwork?

26:38What's this about?

26:39It's a very expensive boat, isn't it?

26:41Very.

26:42Hmm.

26:43Did they pay with cash?

26:44That's not illegal.

26:45I didn't say it was.

26:47And you didn't see them come back?

26:49Look, the boat was here in the morning.

26:50That's all I know, okay?

26:52And you never bothered to ask them where they were going?

26:55Not my business.

26:56See no evil, speak no evil.

26:58Who are you, Pete?

26:59Boat freaks.

27:00Mind if we take a look?

27:34Bye.

27:35Bye.

27:36Bye.

27:37Bye.

27:45Bye.

27:58See ya, let's see.

27:59See ya, Tuse Pois tears.

28:00What the hell are we looking for?

28:02There's always something.

28:04They always miss one thing.

28:05Yeah?

28:06Like what?

28:07Book of matches?

28:09Foreign coin, perhaps?

28:14Man with size 12 boots?

28:19Sorry, Mr. Hitchin.

28:20Looking for something a little bit bigger.

28:22Oh.

28:25Come on, come on.

28:32What do you think they've paid him?

28:34What, to shut his mouth?

28:35Probably a lot.

28:404-5.

28:42Charlie, run a check for me, will you?

28:44The number is 077094443021.

28:49All calls made in the last 48 hours.

28:52It's a boat called Arlo 5.

28:57Now, why didn't I think of that?

28:59Because you got me.

29:23What is it?

29:24It's about Misha.

29:26What about him?

29:26He's a liability.

29:28I'm telling you, when the pressure's on, he'll crack.

29:33All scorpion soldiers are trained to withstand pressure.

29:38Scorpion, my ass.

29:40The man's a psychopath.

30:07What's going on here?

30:08I said, what's going on here?

30:29Power surge, I think.

30:30It will lose anything.

30:32I'll check.

30:32No.

30:33I'll check.

30:44Seems all right.

30:48Yes.

30:54So get on with your work, doctor.

31:00That matter we spoke about.

31:02Later.

31:02It needs our attention.

31:04Later.

31:11The whole city was out.

31:12Ten seconds precisely.

31:14Did our emergency system switch itself on?

31:17Our system's fine, sir.

31:19It was just the utility that went out.

31:23Ten seconds, you say?

31:27I mean, not 11 seconds, nine and a half.

31:30Ten seconds precisely.

31:33According to the power company, yes.

31:35Do you want me to double check?

31:36No, no, no.

31:37No, don't bother.

31:39Don't bother.

31:41The system's here is okay.

32:05When the time comes,

32:09it can be slow.

32:17Or it can be quick.

32:21Slow is painful.

32:30Now, if we got to know each other well,

32:37really well,

32:39I could make it quick.

32:40I could make it quick.

33:13See ya.

33:14Hey, give that back!

33:29Think about it.

33:32There's time.

33:50Four or five.

33:54All right.

33:54Thanks.

33:56Only four calls made from the boat.

33:58One to the owner,

33:59two for weather reports,

34:00and one to St. Petersburg.

34:03St. Petersburg?

34:04Mother Russia.

34:06Well, they're going to check it out for us.

34:09I told you there's always one thing.

34:11Except in this case,

34:13there's two.

34:15What's this?

34:16What does it look like?

34:17Cigarette butt.

34:19German cigarette butt.

34:20They sell a lot of those in Russia.

34:22Where'd you find it?

34:23On the boat.

34:24Why didn't you tell me?

34:25It's not your brand.

34:28So,

34:29these are your missile positions.

34:33Fascinating.

34:34If we'd known this,

34:35in the old days,

34:36we'd have won.

34:37I doubt it.

34:38We knew all yours.

34:40And now they're rockin' in silos.

34:43But not for long.

34:46Enter your block code.

34:50Do it.

34:55Do it!

34:57Do it!

34:59Do it!

35:00Do it!

35:01Do it!

35:02Do it!

35:04Do it!

35:05Do it!

35:07Do it!

35:08Do it!

35:14Do it!

35:15Do it!

35:16Au revoir, Maurice!

35:17Au revoir!

35:21Do you believe in coincidence?

35:23Sir?

35:24Four cities in four countries.

35:27All power failures in the last few hours.

35:30Ten seconds each.

35:31No more, no less.

35:33So what do you think is causing it?

35:35I would say a Dr. Woods.

35:37Woods?

35:38Yes, his main contribution to Western defense is the ability to knock out power supplies by hacking

35:46into computers.

35:47So you think he's sending us a signal?

35:49I think he's telling us he's still alive.

35:52What is that?

35:54St. Petersburg, sir?

35:56St. Petersburg, sir.

35:56The number dialed from the boat?

35:58Mm-hmm.

36:18The number dialed from the boat?

36:27I'm not sure.

36:27I've got to know.

36:29Who is Vasily Lankov?

36:32Who is Vasily Lankov?

36:33The brains behind their rocket systems.

36:37In Iran runs a strange organization called Scorpion.

36:52All right, we'll be right there.

36:54What did you learn how to drive?

36:56Istanbul.

36:58The guy's still there?

36:59The hotel's keeping him waiting.

37:01Pass your test?

37:02Of course not.

37:15So maybe we'll get together a little bit.

37:16Yes, sir.

37:17Yes, sir.

37:17And in fact, this looks like we're coming now.

37:19Mr Cartwright.

37:22Can we make this quick?

37:23My kids wait in.

37:262098.

37:28Mr Cartwright, where did your son find the key exactly?

37:31On the street somewhere.

37:33Look, I only brought it in because I work nearby.

37:35Can I go now?

37:36We need to come with you.

37:38What?

37:40We need to speak with your son.

37:47Why have you stopped?

37:48I can't remember anymore.

37:50Then we will have to help you.

37:58Misha.

37:58No!

38:00Lankov, please.

38:01Please.

38:02Please don't hurt her.

38:03Don't hurt her.

38:03She's just a kid.

38:04She doesn't deserve this.

38:06She's innocent.

38:07I agree.

38:08She's completely innocent.

38:10But we can't make an omelet without cracking eggs, doctor.

38:36Take your time, Misha.

38:38No, you leave her alone.

38:40Leave her alone.

38:41Leave her alone.

38:43Dad, is that you?

38:45I told you to speak.

38:46Dad!

38:48Gennady.

38:51Wait.

38:54Why shouldn't he talk to her?

38:57It could be very touching.

38:59Come here.

39:00Come here.

39:01Hmm?

39:02Speak to her.

39:04Go ahead.

39:05You're best.

39:08Gemma.

39:09Gemma, can you hear me?

39:11Dad!

39:11Dad, where are you?

39:13I don't know.

39:14Me neither.

39:15Are you okay?

39:15I'm fine.

39:16Just fine.

39:17Why am I here?

39:18Who are these people?

39:20Gemma, honey, listen.

39:21I'm gonna get you out.

39:23How?

39:23By giving them what they want.

39:25You gotta hang in there, honey, okay?

39:27What do you have to give them?

39:28What do you have to give them?

39:31Tell her.

39:33Computer codes.

39:35Secret stuff.

39:38Is it dangerous?

39:39No, it's just something I'm working on.

39:41Dad, promise me something.

39:43Don't do anything crazy just because they've got me here.

39:45Promise.

39:45Yes.

39:47Misha.

39:48Nia T'Hardi at Nior.

39:50Nina Shag.

39:55You have less than an hour.

39:57Strategic strike force, tactical fighter wing, and the fuel chains.

40:01I want them prepared now.

40:03I...

40:04Yes?

40:04I need time.

40:06There is no more time.

40:07I can't remember.

40:07I can't remember how they're configured.

40:09I advise you to try.

40:10I can't remember.

40:11I haven't seen the Air Force software in months.

40:14I wouldn't know where to begin.

40:15You're lying.

40:16I...

40:16Damn you!

40:17I'm telling the truth.

40:18God damn you and everything you stand for.

40:32Okay, Tommy.

40:33It is Tommy, isn't it?

40:34Yeah.

40:35Could you show me where you found the key?

40:36Just point.

40:39Um, near the building?

40:41Yeah.

40:46Hi, yeah.

40:47There seems to be some broken glass on the ground.

40:49and a glass house on the roof, with the window broken.

40:53Got it.

40:53Malone and his team are on their way.

40:55That's nice.

40:56I'll get the civilians out.

41:02How do you want to play it?

41:03Front and back?

41:05Or up and down.

41:07It's a big building.

41:09You seem worse.

41:23All right.

41:24It's your call.

41:25You go up, I'll go down.

41:30Do you want to wait for Malone?

41:32Yeah.

41:33Of course.

41:48Come on.

41:49You can do better than this.

41:52I can't.

41:53I can't remember the order.

41:55That much is obvious, Dr. Woods.

41:58Listen to me.

41:58I don't think the order was ever decided.

42:00Ah, yes.

42:02Indecision can be such a curse.

42:13Will this help?

42:16Oh, God.

42:17Oh, God.

42:18Why have you forsaken me?

42:19Is that what you're thinking?

42:21Well, stop thinking anything except for the fighters.

42:25Blocking the fighters.

42:27That's all that's left.

42:30That's all that's left.

43:03I don't know.

43:04I don't know.

43:07I don't know.

43:10I don't know.

43:11I don't know.

43:12I don't know.

43:13I don't know.

43:14I don't know.

43:15I don't know.

43:16I don't know.

43:17I don't know.

43:22I don't know.

43:45No!

43:46No!

43:47Please!

43:48Please!

43:49No!

43:50No!

43:51Lisa!

43:52Lisa!

43:54There's someone in the building!

43:57Where?

43:57In the attic.

44:18What the hell is that?

44:20What is that?

44:21What is that?

44:26Oh!

44:29Oh!

44:31Oh!

44:32Oh!

44:34Oh!

44:48You're supposed to throw those things when we're on the same flank, not in a bloody pincer!

44:52There were two of them!

44:53There were two of them coming right at you!

44:53With you coming right behind them!

44:55What if I'd missed?

44:56Ever heard of death by friendly fire?

44:58Since when did you miss?

45:05It's a trigger code!

45:07It's a trigger code!

45:07Trigger the whole thing.

45:08All of it!

45:09Block it all!

45:10Now!

45:25it's okay it's okay let's go

45:34what is the matter with you you want to die all right all right all right

45:41do it

46:01freeze

46:32hey where did you come from through the back

46:35you all right your daughter's fine thank you

46:54never thought i'd see daylight again

46:56thank you mr thank you

47:05thank you

47:20i meant what i said if ever you're in boston i'll remember that do

47:37sir there's something we can't quite figure

47:39out whether or not there would have been civil war in russia i don't know

47:44lankov office you thought they would be no sir not that

47:48oh we're wondering about that native the one who threw woods out of the plane

47:52where does he fit in well now he is what we used to call in the old days

48:00double agent

48:04i think i'll recruit him

48:11do you know something

48:12i think thank you a couple years time he probably will thank you very much for everything you've done

48:16been a real help to us all

48:18you

48:28you

48:37you

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