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04:19Qu'est-ce que vous avez ?

04:20J'ai pas de pin.

04:22Je sais, c'est un peu incroyable.

04:24Je sais, c'est un peu incroyable.

04:25Louisa !

04:26Oh, ah, c'est un peu de bus.

04:28Martin, hi !

04:30Oui, c'est bon ?

04:30Oui, oui, nous sommes bien.

04:32Je veux dire, c'est pour le mort que Marc a trouvé dans le bog.

04:35Je ne sais pas.

04:36Pourquoi est-ce que Marc a un bog ?

04:37Martin, c'est un peu de temps que vous avez visité notre bog

04:40sous-titrage sur ces conditions.

04:41Vous avez eu, aussi ?

04:42Vous êtes conscient que les bogs sont un incubateur naturel pour gangrées ?

04:45C'est bien, nous faisons ça chaque année.

04:47C'est bien.

04:48C'est bien.

04:50C'est bien.

04:51C'est bien.

04:51C'est un grand jour pour Port Winner.

04:53C'est un premier mystère corps.

04:54C'est un grand mille si vous pensez.

04:57Oui, et je suis toujours en train de trouver pourquoi vous avez besoin de moi ici.

05:00C'est bien.

05:01C'est bien.

05:01Les choses vont très vite et très vite.

05:03La médicale examinée est sur notre honeymoon,

05:05donc elle a député à vous pour prendre pointe sur la investigation.

05:08Non, absolument pas.

05:09Je ne suis pas un coroner, et j'ai un bon après-midi de patients.

05:11Oh, si vous voulez m'entendez à demain ?

05:13Non, je ne suis pas clére pour un autopsy, OK ?

05:15Mon travail est à prendre care de vivants, pas de mort.

05:19C'est bien.

05:20Mais aujourd'hui, la loi dit que c'est.

05:22La médicale examinée nécessite à ID le corps, collecte DNA,

05:25et figure out la cause de la mort.

05:28Elle aussi a dit quelque chose d'autre qui était très important.

05:31OK.

05:34C'est-c'est pas demain ?

05:36Oh, oui.

05:37C'est bien.

05:38C'est bien.

05:39C'est bien.

05:40C'est bien.

05:41C'est bien.

05:45OK.

05:47C'est bien.

05:52OK.

05:52C'est bien.

05:54OK.

05:54C'est bien.

05:55C'est bien.

05:58C'est bien.

06:07C'est bien.

06:10C'est bien.

06:14C'est bien.

06:26C'est bien.

06:41C'est bien.

23:57Je pense que ce corps était dans le bois beaucoup plus longtemps que nous pensions.

24:02Bon eye, Martin.

24:04C'est un musket ball, 18th century.

24:07C'est peut-être un peu d'oeuvres portouinien,

24:09comme Jeremia ou Roderick ou...

24:12Né, Archibald no-knows-when.

24:14C'est un cadavre qui a été centuries-old.

24:16Nous avons trouvé un bois man sur ce côté de l'Atlantique.

24:19Je veux dire, c'est la headline.

24:21C'est incroyable.

24:23Wow, ce casque a été fait.

24:24Nous avons beaucoup de travail à faire.

24:25Qu'est-ce que ?

24:26Le investigation est terminée.

24:27C'est maintenant un discovery scientifique.

24:29Oh, oh, oh, oh.

24:29Not so fast.

24:30C'est encore un homicide.

24:32400-year-old murder.

24:33C'est ma première case.

24:35Marc est correcte.

24:35Je voudrais savoir qui a été qui a été fait de l'Eau Portouinien, aussi.

24:38C'est part de notre, quoi ?

24:40Histoire.

24:41Histoire, Doc.

24:42Fine.

24:42As long as tu me le fais, knock yourselves out.

24:44Je dois faire un appel.

24:45Don't worry pas de rien, Doc.

24:46Tu sais que j'ai ce que c'est.

24:47Thanks, partner.

24:48Je ne me dis pas, c'est ça !

24:49Sorry, Jessica Fletcher.

24:51C'est olde news.

24:52What ?

24:52Hi, Norman.

24:55Yes, yes, it's been a while.

24:57Listen, I need a favor.

24:59I was wondering...

24:59What's all the hubba ?

25:01Geneva didn't kill Bruce.

25:03The dead body might be an early Portouinien, and I'm so excited.

25:05Wait, there's no murder ?

25:06No mystery.

25:07It's a cold case, straight out of the freezer, right onto the grill.

25:11How are we gonna load these shirts ?

25:13Honey, murder is still a murder.

25:15Hey, what are you two whispering about ?

25:18Repairs.

25:19Come on, Bert, let's go...

25:21Tighten the...

25:21The loose...

25:22The hinge.

25:23Yeah, the hinge.

25:23Great.

25:24All right, thanks, Norman.

25:24Yeah, and I'll send those peat samples over to the lab right away.

25:27Okay, got it.

25:29I'll ask.

25:30Bye.

25:33Can I have everyone's attention ?

25:36Hello ?

25:37Excuse me ?

25:38Who wants to make $1,000 ?

25:41Hmm.

25:42Well, at least you're predictable.

25:44I just got off the phone with a colleague, a forensic anthropologist from Harvard.

25:48Yeah, get on with it.

25:49We know you went to Harvard.

25:51Go Crimson.

25:51We just discovered a rare bog man who could be hundreds of years old.

25:56It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study typhanomy and...

25:59Jump to the part where we get paid.

26:01Right.

26:02And researchers want to do DNA testing to identify any living relatives.

26:07And they'll pay $1,000 per confirmed match.

26:10So what do we do, just pile in a van, go down to Boston ?

26:13Nope.

26:13I'll open my office for anyone who wants to do genetic testing.

26:16Who's interested ?

26:17Cool.

26:18Great.

26:19Elaine will coordinate DNA collection.

26:21Absolutely.

26:24Detective Elaine Denton here.

26:26Mystery's not over yet.

26:28Who's the old dead dude ?

26:29Was he still murdered ?

26:30And most importantly, who here in Port Wynn has found their bog daddy ?

26:34Their bog grampy ?

26:36Bog father, that's it.

26:38Only time and some DNA samples will tell.

26:42Need a new frisky friend for your show ?

26:44I'm good with mysteries.

26:46Ew.

26:46Definitely no.

26:47Don't say that.

26:48But I do need a new cameraman.

26:50Let's talk.

26:53See ?

26:53That's how they get you.

26:55One day, they take your DNA.

26:56The next day, you're in a police lineup for car theft in Kalamazoo.

27:00Come on, Dad.

27:01You love a chance to make some quick cash.

27:03The money's not that important.

27:06Meet you out back for a peek at the bog, man.

27:09Okay.

27:09All right.

27:10See ?

27:11Come on.

27:12I know you too well.

27:13We should do it.

27:14Your DNA leads to my DNA.

27:17And I can't risk it.

27:19Just don't do it.

27:23Glad you came in voluntarily, Gilbert.

27:26I'd hate to have to subpoena you.

27:27I don't know what you're talking about, but you're making me very nervous.

27:32In a small town, everybody's hiding something.

27:35I'm Detective Elaine Denton.

27:38Stay tuned for the next episode of Claw and Order, The Bogfather.

27:43Kind of stiff on that take.

27:45Yeah, I got a better one in me.

27:46New cameraman?

27:47Already?

27:48That's fast.

27:49That's show business.

27:50If my dad asked if I came in, don't tell him, okay?

27:53He's been really weird about that stuff.

27:55Not a problem.

27:56It's like you're not even here.

27:57It's like you're not even here.

28:00I'm gonna shoot this.

28:01Lots of unspoken tension.

28:04Can it, Cronk?

28:05Yeah, Cronk.

28:10I promise I have been pounding water all day today like it's my job.

28:13We'll see if your veins agree.

28:17We'll be removing a pint to lower your ferritin levels.

28:21Should take about a half hour.

28:27Make a fist.

28:28I'm glad we got this in today.

28:30This morning you seemed very, uh...

28:31Pasadena?

28:37Wait, what?

28:38Oh, this is just how we do it.

28:40It's perfectly normal.

28:43It's textbook normal.

28:51Did I do something wrong?

28:53Offend you somehow?

28:55What?

28:55I don't know.

28:56It just feels like you can't stand being in the same room with me anymore.

29:01You know what?

29:02I don't have the time to deal with the emotional insecurities of every patient.

29:06I have to collect Pete's samples.

29:08Excuse me?

29:09What?

29:10What?

29:11I have important research to do and I'm running late.

29:14You know, it's funny.

29:16This is the most engaged I have ever seen you and it's over a corpse.

29:21Yes, and you want to know why?

29:22Because unlike humans, corpses don't talk back.

29:25They don't tease.

29:26They don't gossip.

29:27Their tender little feelings don't get hurt.

29:29They aren't a constant tsunami of needs and opinions.

29:32And, at least with a corpse, I won't be surprised when it doesn't listen to me.

29:37I knew it.

29:38I never thought you were a right fit for Port Winn and I'm proving me right.

29:47What did you just do?

29:48I have to go.

29:49Where?

29:50Somewhere I can be alone.

29:52What does that mean?

29:59Oh, no.

30:20What does that mean?

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32:23C'est comme ça.

32:53A lot of dead ends, no pun intended.

32:55Wait, wait, check this.

32:57Battle of Machias, fought in Maine during the Revolutionary War, musket balls, 18th century.

33:03It lines up.

33:03Strong working theory, George, adding it to the list.

33:06Glad you're having fun, but we opened in five.

33:09Yeah, yeah, yeah. Going ahead without me.

33:13Last time I let him near the History Channel.

33:17So, the DNA testing shows you have genetic markers for Marfan syndrome.

33:22What? Am I okay?

33:24Absolutely. You're gonna be fine.

33:25It's a connective tissue disorder.

33:28Now, while it can be serious, your signs are the manageable ones.

33:32Just tall, thin, flexible joints, nearsightedness.

33:35You wear corrective lenses, right?

33:36Yeah.

33:37Listen, it's a good thing you took the DNA test.

33:39Now we know, so we can keep an eye on it.

33:41But again, there's absolutely nothing to worry about here.

33:43Okay? See you at your end of physical.

33:47Wait, Doc, um, you said it's genetic?

33:51Correct.

33:52And is that from my mom's side or my dad's?

33:58In this case, from your father's side.

34:01Okay, well, he's built like a truck and he's got perfect vision.

34:06Yes.

34:10So does that mean my dad is not my dad?

34:19Ow, look.

34:23Family isn't just genetics.

34:27You guys, the Vogue Man results are here.

34:30This is gonna be so exciting.

34:31We'll read it out at the Salty Breeze.

34:32It'll be so fun.

34:32And really good content for my show.

34:34So, Al, maybe we should just...

34:36What?

34:37Happened.

34:39Is he okay?

34:40You'll have to ask him.

34:42Al?

34:43Al, wait.

34:44What are you...

34:45Come on, Al.

34:47Just leave it, Elaine.

34:54It's just a great photograph.

34:56Oh, this is so exciting.

35:02Martin.

35:03Lisa.

35:05What was that about?

35:07Dr. Patient Confidentiality.

35:10You just can't help being a jackass, can you?

35:14Dear Portwenians,

35:16we gather to honor history

35:19and the miracle of DNA testing.

35:22may I have ye old envelope.

35:28Oh, can I get a drum roll, please?

35:37And the results are...

35:46Harvard has confirmed there is one living descendant of the Portwen Bogman.

35:53That person is...

35:55Oh, snap.

35:56Martin Best!

35:57What?

35:59You're...

36:00You're kidding.

36:00It...

36:01It's Martin?

36:03What about Aunt Sarah?

36:04It just says your name.

36:06Must be on your mother's side.

36:08But I didn't submit DNA.

36:11I may have borrowed some hairs from your hairbrush.

36:14Elaine, that's a complete violation of privacy, not to mention illegal on several levels.

36:18Martin, come on.

36:19Face it.

36:20This town's in your blood.

36:25It's a good thing we didn't send in our DNA, huh?

36:29You all right, kiddo?

36:31Yeah, Dan.

36:33Glad we didn't.

36:33Based on historical records,

36:36Harvard believes that the Bogman is a man who might be named James Brewster.

36:42I know that name.

36:43Yeah?

36:44You just said James Brewster.

36:45I know that name.

36:46Hold on.

36:47Okay.

36:48Wait, yeah, okay.

36:48Right here.

36:49In Nono's Wen's journal, he wrote,

36:51The 17th of June, 1759, this day ended in trouble with a fray betwixt James Brewster

36:57and our good townsman, a notorious recluse.

37:02Brewster mainly keeps to himself in a dreary shack by the bog,

37:06yet always finds cause to quarrel whenever he can.

37:10He is.

37:11He sounds like he's related to Martin.

37:12Yeah!

37:13This sounds like Doc.

37:17Martin.

37:20Wait, wait, okay.

37:21Wait, there's more.

37:22Apparently a lot of people wanted him dead.

37:24So much so that Archibald, no knows when, challenged Brewster to a duel and killed him.

37:32Whoa.

37:33Wow, I think I just found the bog man's killer.

37:36I think we just solved the case.

37:38I think we just solved the case.

37:40No, right?

37:41No, no, no.

37:42No, no, no, no.

37:43No, no, no, no!

37:44No!

37:51Hey.

37:54What is going on with you?

37:57Are you gonna die?

37:58Because if you're gonna die, that's gonna make me wanna die.

38:01And I'm really too young and too cute to die

38:04No

38:05I'm not gonna die

38:06I'm sorry if I scares you

38:09Okay, so then what did Martin tell you?

38:15Um

38:16He said I'm

38:18Uh, double jointed

38:21That's it?

38:23Look, I

38:26I'm sorry

38:27That I called you my frisky

38:29Friend

38:30I didn't mean that

38:32I mean, I did mean that

38:34But when I thought that you were gonna die

38:37It just

38:37It made me realize that

38:40You are more

38:42Than just some

38:43Frisky friend

38:46So

38:47Are you my girlfriend?

38:49Or no?

38:51Uh

38:53Yes

38:53Yeah?

38:55Fine

38:56Okay

38:57I'm your girlfriend

38:58Great

38:58What's that your girlfriend

39:02Man

39:10What's that 착

39:13I'll try

39:15You're the best

39:15Yes

39:15Of course

39:17I will

39:19You're a wendumAmerica

39:22Are you

39:23Buddy?

39:26I'm

39:27wrong Danny

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