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TV, Movie, Lost in Space (1965) S3E05 - The Space Primevals
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00:15The End
00:16Now, check the inside temperature.
00:19How do you see?
00:2195?
00:22It's rising.
00:23This may explode.
00:25Relax.
00:26A hyperatomic explosive won't detonate at that temperature when it reaches 115.
00:31Then we begin to worry, not before.
00:33It's up to 100!
00:35Just make sure that explosive doesn't shake around too much, that's all.
00:41Jupiter!
00:42Jupiter 2. Come in, Jupiter 2.
00:45Go ahead, Don.
00:46John, we can't see the volcano yet, but we must be getting awfully close to it.
00:50And around here is lit up like the 4th of July.
00:55All right, now maintain a heading at 3-1-5.
00:593-1-5 it is.
01:03Getting there, that'll be the minor problem.
01:05Capping that volcano successfully, that's the real job.
01:08And if it doesn't work?
01:09Well, we lose the escape window for our scheduled liftoff.
01:12Or risk flying through that flammable volcanic gas.
01:15One spark from our exhaust accent.
01:17Well, let's not get into that.
01:18In the event that we should be fortunate enough to escape total annihilation,
01:22there is also the corrosive effect of the gases on the hull of the Jupiter to be considered.
01:27Is there any danger from the volcano if we're forced to stay?
01:30Well, Penny, this is an ancient and very unstable planet. That's one danger.
01:34The other and more immediate danger is right here.
01:37We're right in the path of that volcanic flow.
01:40Now, are there any more questions?
01:42Well, I have one. It's not really a question.
01:45But I sure hope that the explosive in that chariot is powerful enough to cap that volcano but good.
02:00No! No! Don't go off! Don't!
02:03I should never have volunteered to go on this perilous journey!
02:05You didn't volunteer, Smith. You were ordered by me.
02:08Check the inside temperature again.
02:10Temperature. Temperature? Yes.
02:13Turn it to two!
02:15Cool it, Smith!
02:16How can I be cooled?
02:17Not you, the explosive!
02:27Are they almost there?
02:29I'm wasting them a while to go.
02:34Don! Come in, Don!
02:37He's got to turn back.
02:39Don! Turn back!
02:40Don!
02:49Don!
02:53Don!
02:54Check the temperature.
02:55It must be at least under 15 by now.
02:57Cool it, quickly!
02:59Check the selling!
03:01Oh!
03:02Go!
03:03Go!
03:05Go!
03:40Go!
04:10Go away! Go away!
04:19Focus, apparition. That's what it was.
04:21Major, you're speaking to me, but I can hear it.
04:24You must stop the chariot immediately letting me out, you hear?
04:26Hold on, Smith. We're almost there.
04:29There'll be another eruption. And another.
04:31Well, that's why we're here, you. To prevent that.
04:48Hold right.
04:55The door is jammed. It won't open.
04:57Let me out. Let me out!
05:02Oh! Smith, get away from that door!
05:04I refuse to lie in a vehicle. Let's go to the center.
05:07Let me out!
05:08Jupiter. Come in, Jupiter, too.
05:12John, John, can you read me?
05:15Come in, Jupiter.
05:19Lost contact.
05:23Stop the chariot! Stop it, you hear me!
05:25Let me! Let me out!
05:27Oh! Oh!
05:28Let me out!
05:33Stop! Be careful! Be careful!
05:35What's the explosive doing out there?
05:38What happened to the sling?
05:40Keep your voice down.
05:41The sound waves may blow us to kingdom come.
05:43Careful!
05:43It hasn't done so yet. It won't do so now, Smith.
05:45No thanks to you.
05:46Indeed.
05:46After all my efforts to prevent disaster...
05:49Let's just get to the business at hand.
06:00Well, there she is.
06:02Stop interrupting. There's no point in disturbing its dormant condition.
06:06Where are you going, Smith?
06:07I want to get my vacuum flask.
06:09I require a bit of refreshment before returning to the Jupiter.
06:11Uh-uh. Not so fast.
06:13In the first place, volcanoes don't go dormant just like that.
06:17And in the second place, before you take your coffee break, we're going up that hillside.
06:21There's a blowhole in the side of that volcano.
06:24Okay, you get the explosives and I'll get the rest of the equipment.
06:26Major, sometimes your zeal for useless work is quite boring.
06:56I told you to get the explosives.
06:58It's, uh, it's my malarial egg, Major.
07:01It comes upon me suddenly when I least expect it.
07:03And it gives me the shivers, as you can plainly see.
07:16Hungers! Hungers!
07:18Woo-hoo!
07:20Major. Major, reassure me.
07:24Tell me they're all apparitions.
07:28Not this time, Smith.
07:30Looks like they got here long before we did.
07:33A couple of million years, maybe.
07:35Hungers! Hungers!
07:37I don't know what that means, but, uh, this stuff is plenty dangerous.
07:43And the sooner you get out of here, the better off you'll all be.
07:46Yes.
07:47Shoo! Shoo!
07:48No, shoo.
07:50No!
07:52No!
07:58Now, look, you don't know what you're fooling around with.
08:01I want that explosive back.
08:09Look!
08:11Oh, no!
08:14Uncanny powers.
08:15I don't like this at all.
08:19No!
08:24Oh!
08:26Oh!
08:27Oh!
08:28Oh, you like it.
08:29Well, if you like it, I'll get you some more.
08:30I'll just drive back to my camp kitchen.
08:32Need to keep an eye on them until I return.
08:35What?
08:38Oh!
08:40Back so soon, Smith.
08:41I was only trying to help you.
08:43Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
08:50Ha!
08:53Ha!
09:00Parker!
09:01Oh!
09:03Oh!
09:04Oh!
09:05Oh!
09:05Oh!
09:06Oh!
09:14Don!
09:16Don!
09:17Don, come in, Don!
09:18Answer, Don!
09:20Well, I hope the only reason he's not answering is that he's busy planning that explosive.
09:24Well, are you sure he's getting our signal?
09:26No, I'm not.
09:27We can't get a picture on the screen.
09:30Do you think those signals are some kind of a message?
09:33No, the only message I'm getting is that they're jamming our receiving and our sending.
09:37Robot, I want an analysis of those signals and a picture.
09:40Data indicates that they are a combination of primitive and advanced communication technology.
09:46What kind of primitive communication could we be getting?
09:49Ancient planet, ancient civilization.
09:52On this planet?
09:54Oh, I'm just noodling, honey.
09:56The only thing we can keep doing is try to raise Don.
10:02One or two more like that, and we can expect that lava flow on our doorstep within 24 hours.
10:13Oh!
10:32At least the explosives still intact.
10:34I could only persuade them to keep it that way.
10:36What about us? I fear they will not leave us intact.
10:39Oh, please, please, stop. I have a headache.
10:54Look, I realize we don't understand each other very well,
11:03but we are not your enemies.
11:06Do you understand that?
11:08Look, all we're trying to do is to set up this explosive, you see,
11:13and prevent the volcano from erupting and causing death and destruction all over this planet.
11:21Can't you understand that?
11:25I am not yet ready to understand. You must wait.
11:29Then you speak! Then you must understand what I'm saying!
11:31Ah!
11:45Gather round, friends, gather round, and let me tell you what I'm going to do.
11:48This remarkable invention is to be given away here today, free, gratis, and for nothing,
11:54without any obligation and at no cost whatsoever.
11:57Yes, friends, feast your eyes on this unique implement, an imaginable thousand and one uses to which it can be
12:03put.
12:03Now, let me show you.
12:05Now, a knife, you see, and a screwdriver, and a bottle opener, and a ballpoint pen, you see, and a
12:16shoe horn. Isn't that nice?
12:18And here we have a unique spot-removing pencil absolutely guaranteed to remove all stubborn spots, free spot, coffee spot,
12:27even a leper spot.
12:29Yes! And now, last but not least, a fine example of the cutler's art.
12:34A stainless steel fork, very handy at picnics, hunting and fishing trips, and...
12:40But, but not for home cooking.
12:44Here you are, dear sir. Have a good time.
13:12Let the strangers approach.
13:22I really meant no harm, my dear sir. Actually, I should not be here at all. I came most unwillingly.
13:27This gentleman will bear me out.
13:29That's what I like about you, Smith. Your loyalty.
13:33Well, can you understand us now?
13:36Aye, Rondon. I speak to you.
13:38To the power of the great Protinius.
13:42The beneficent rector of our destiny.
13:46We have understood you from the beginning. We have also made an evaluation of the type of life-form you
13:52represent.
13:53Oh, heavens. I'm afraid they're machine-wishippers. Perhaps if we do as they do, they'll let us go. When in
13:59Rome, you know.
14:03Protinius. Protinius. Protinius.
14:05Rise. You're none of our people. Rise.
14:08Yes. Yes, of course, my dear sir. You know, I'm very fond of machines. Actually, I have great admiration for
14:15that one.
14:16Silence! Look.
14:18If the great Protinius understands us so well, you must know that we're not your enemies.
14:23The fact that you are here makes you our enemies. You may have contaminated us by your presence, endangered our
14:30future destiny.
14:31Why would our presence contaminate you?
14:33Your life-form is different than ours. Our life-form is temporary. Yours is permanent.
14:39Is that bad?
14:40We are in the early stages of evolution. Before the great Protinius can transport us to another form of life,
14:47we must remain free of contamination from other forms of life.
14:52Therefore, before the nature of your destruction can be determined, you will be kept in quarantine.
14:59Quarantine? You mean like an imported animal?
15:01Well, let me assure you, my dear sir, that I am perfectly healthy. I never even catch cold.
15:06Quiet, Smith.
15:08How long do you, uh, plan to keep us in quarantine?
15:11That question has already been answered. By your being here, you have forfeited your lives.
15:17What about yours? The great Protinius knows so much, he knows about that volcano. And if I don't get it
15:22capped, there'll be no life-form for anyone.
15:24The volcano will not harm us. In its depths lies the arm of fighting claim of our life-force. If
15:30it is still, we will die. It must burn free.
15:33I'm not waiting around to see it burn free. Come on, Smith.
15:41Grab the wire.
15:52The iron!
15:58The strangers will make no further attempts to escape. If they do, they will be instantly destroyed.
16:05I'm going to go.
16:19Bound and tuned, consigned to a living death.
16:25The explosive vip death, and it is our explosive.
16:28It's not the explosive of the volcano.
16:33Volcanoes! We'll be buried alive!
16:49Maureen?
16:51Right here, John. Have you found them?
16:53Not a trace. I can't raise them, either.
16:56We've been trying at this end, too, but so far, not a sign of them.
16:59Right now, that volcano's quiet.
17:01My guess is, the next time it blows, that's going to be the big one.
17:04I don't know what happened to them, but obviously, they haven't been able to cap it.
17:07Well, what do you think we should do?
17:08I'm heading back to the ship for another charge of explosives.
17:11Don and Smith will have to wait until we've gotten it capped.
17:14Out!
17:15What could have happened to them, Maureen?
17:17I don't know, dear.
17:18All we can do is just keep trying to raise them, or hope that they call us.
17:38I guess you're just as worried about Don and Dr. Smith as I am, Robot.
17:42Worrying is not a character trait of robots, Will Robinson.
17:46However, I am aware of your concern, and my sensors are at full stretch in the effort to locate their
17:51whereabouts.
17:52But you've had no luck, right?
17:54Very little.
17:56So far, the best I've been able to do is discover the existence of a pass which could get you
18:00to the area in which they were last heard from in double-quick time.
18:05Well, then what are we waiting for?
18:06Let's go.
18:07Have you been granted maternal consent to make a trip which may be fraught with much peril?
18:12Ask me no questions, and I'll tell you no lies, Robot.
18:15And besides, quit telling me what the trip may be fraught with.
18:18You're sounding like Dr. Smith.
18:19His timidity can be infectious.
18:21Well, tighten your belt and let's go.
18:29Oh, dear.
18:31What a night.
18:32What a terrible, terrible night.
18:35Did you say something?
18:36Indeed I did.
18:38Not only am I faint with hunger, but your bony elbows kept me awake half the night.
18:42It's not my bony elbows.
18:44It's the explosive you were leaning against.
18:46What?
18:47That explosive will surely be the death of me!
18:49Stop making like a jumping bean and relax.
18:53Got to find a way to get out of these ropes.
18:56How?
18:57Well, first let's try and stand up together now.
19:02Ready?
19:02Go.
19:06Now tighten your muscles and then relax.
19:09Ready?
19:10I'm afraid my muscles are not what they were.
19:13Were they ever?
19:14Now!
19:17It's getting tighter!
19:21It's got muscles.
19:23The need for food is knowing is my vitals!
19:28It's the rope!
19:29I need food!
19:31Food!
19:34How do they expect us to meet it?
19:35We're all tied up.
19:39Pidge and Smith, they may put that rope back on any minute.
19:42You will remain free of your bonds until your fate is decided.
19:45Provided you cause us no trouble.
19:49You've got to let us out!
19:51You're here!
19:51You've got to let us out!
19:52You have no right to keep us in here like this!
19:56Lovely, delicious.
19:58I must ask them to give me the recipe.
19:59I wouldn't if I were you, Smith.
20:12Mmm!
20:14So good!
20:26Psst!
20:27Gara!
20:31Isn't this lovely?
20:33Would you like to have it?
20:35It ticks beautifully.
20:39Let me out and it's yours.
20:44Dreadful creature!
20:45He's gone!
20:46He's made away with my grandfather's genuine gold hunter watch!
20:50Like I said before, loyalty, thy name is Smith.
20:53I did it for the both of us, Major.
20:55I'll bet.
20:57Come over here with me.
20:59It's hollow under here.
21:01We may be able to tunnel our way out.
21:03With the explosive?
21:04No.
21:05With the only tools we've got.
21:06Our bare hands.
21:08Come on, start digging the ground salt.
21:12Well, you take care of this.
21:13Let's go.
21:16Let's go.
21:18Hurry, robot.
21:20Look at the chariot!
21:22How did it happen?
21:24Magnetic analysis of organic material on chariot indicates its origin to be prehistoric.
21:31Prehistoric?
21:32Affirmative.
21:35I thought Don and Dr. Smith might be in there.
21:38Where are they?
21:41I'm as baffled as you are, Will Robinson.
21:44Mother?
21:45Will wouldn't have gone too far without letting us know where he was going.
21:48Oh, I wish I could be sure of that.
21:50Here's Dad.
21:51Oh, good.
21:54I heard anything.
21:55Well, about Don and Dr. Smith, not a thing.
21:57But now, Will and the robot have gone.
21:59What?
22:01Come in, Jupiter.
22:02Jupiter, come in.
22:04Go ahead, son.
22:05I found the chariot, Dad.
22:07But there's no sign of Dr. Smith or Don.
22:12It's a funny thing about the chariot.
22:14What do you mean?
22:16Well, it's kind of prehistoric now.
22:18I just can't explain.
22:19Where are you?
22:20I'm about four miles due south of transmission station two.
22:24All right, stay there.
22:25I'll be right over.
22:26Okay, over now.
22:29That isn't too far from the last place we heard from Don.
22:31When I flew over the area, there wasn't any chariot.
22:34I'll check with you later.
22:35John, look, we received some sort of primitive signal.
22:39And now, Will says that the chariot has a prehistoric look.
22:44Do you remember what you said about an ancient civilization?
22:47Yes.
22:48Do you think it's possible that such a civilization could exist here?
22:52Well, I don't know.
22:53But if there is one, and they're anywhere near that volcano,
22:56their chances of survival are worse than ours.
22:58I'll call back.
23:01Okay, Smith, hand it down.
23:10Here it is.
23:11Be careful.
23:12Don't drop it.
23:13I've got it.
23:16Now get down here.
23:21Smith, where are you?
23:22Up here, Major.
23:24You're no use up there.
23:25Get down here.
23:26Are you sure there's enough room for me and the explosive?
23:30Quit stalling, Smith, and get down here.
23:32Yes.
23:54Indeed.
23:55I was never meant to be a burrowing creature.
23:58Well, here's your chance to get a first-hand look at how the burrowing half lives.
24:02Start burrowing.
24:03I'm frightened.
24:07Go on.
24:30I'm frightened.
24:33You're quite familiar with the meaning of the word, Major, and I do not require any literary assistance from you.
24:38Well, as much as I hate to admit it, Smith, I require assistance from you.
24:43Come on.
24:44Come on.
24:51Shh.
24:52Listen.
24:53Up there.
24:55We must be right into that cracking plant.
24:57Cracking plant?
24:59It's not so different.
25:00Cracking plant refines crude oil.
25:03That equipment up there refines crude aliens.
25:06You know, if we could set this under it, we might be able to jam it up long enough to
25:09get away.
25:10But what will it do to us?
25:11Just hold this.
25:12Come on.
25:16Careful.
25:17Don't drop it.
25:18You're getting dust in my eyes.
25:19Shh.
25:19Quiet.
25:23Hungry.
25:24Hungry.
25:35Shh.
25:36Quiet.
25:44Yah!
26:01Hawai!
26:03Wheat!
26:06Huh?
26:12My son is Petro.
26:17All right, let's get out of here before it blows.
26:26Grant Smith!
26:32Major.
26:35Major, where are you?
26:38He's deserted me, that cold, cruel man.
26:41What's to become of me?
26:44Hungry's die. Hungry's die.
26:51Alone. I'm alone.
26:54Oh, the pain, the pain.
27:02Smith? Major? Where are you?
27:06Hey, give me a hand, quickly!
27:12Smith! Help!
27:14It was very clumsy of you to fall into the hole.
27:16Save it, Smith!
27:21No, you're pulling me into the hole with you!
27:23Keep trying!
27:24My arm is being wrenched out of its socket!
27:26I can't hold on much longer!
27:28Then let go!
27:29What? Let go?
27:31Save yourself, then forget it!
27:33I can't let go! I can't! I'm afraid!
27:35Here, now, one, two, three!
27:40Heave, Major!
27:42Heave!
27:43Oh, my delicate back will never survive this!
27:45Heave!
27:46You're not cooperating!
27:49Heave!
28:01Let's get out of here.
28:05Heave!
28:24Mahogany's kiss
28:25Looked like we're sealed in!
28:26Duked.
28:28We're doomed.
28:29We're doomed.
28:34the draft must be an opening somewhere
28:44flames running short of oxygen so are we
28:51those who trespass within the pale of the great protein years
28:54will forfeit all hope of survival your end is near
29:00what did you say say i didn't say a word
29:08that great proteinious
29:12well he knew all about us at the beginning
29:15and i guess he also knows about our end
29:31dad no wonder i couldn't see this when i flew over it
29:34what happened to don and smith they're captured they've been imprisoned in a cave
29:37by prehistoric aliens what it's true dad at least they look
29:41prehistoric and they've got all our blasting equipment
29:43i left the robot there to keep an eye on them
29:46all right show me the way yes sir
29:57so
30:23gosh they've made them prehistoric like themselves
30:27where's the cave over there on the other side of the camp
30:30if i couldn't be sure they'd stay busy i might just make it
30:33maybe we can get the robot to keep them busy
30:35well we'll have to attract his attention
30:37i can try tapping out some code
30:39go ahead
31:00i read you loud and clear will robinson
31:06tell them to keep them away from the cave
31:16i will do my best further i hope you realize that when i found i could not lick them
31:21i joined them however not for keeps keep them amused
31:26affirmative
31:32why are they having all these fun and games
31:35i just hope it isn't some sacrificial rite
31:37i don't know what's going on
31:38we've got to get don and dr smith out of there in a hurry
31:40all right now you stay covered
31:43now if things don't go the way we want them to
31:46i want you to go to the chariot get in it and go back to the jupiter too
31:50do it
31:52yes sir
32:10you're going to leave us here to die major our bodies will never be recovered never
32:15i won't make much difference to us
32:21oxygen's just about exhausted smith
32:23i've been aware of that for some time major
32:44i don't know
32:48i don't know how much longer we can last
32:54dr smith
32:54please call me zachary
32:57you know i i haven't been exactly friendly to you in the past
33:06sure you've been lazy incompetent mean selfish cowardly go no further major no no no don't get me wrong
33:20no
33:21that's that's all changed now
33:25the only thing that matters
33:29whether we get out of this alive or not
33:35is that we'll always be friends.
33:38Thank you, Don.
33:39I must confess that my opinion of you in the past was hardly flattering.
33:44But now, despite your bullying, your evil temper,
33:50your childish wit, and your snide comments on my character,
33:56now I can only think of you with great, great affection.
34:02Could we... could we shake hands?
34:13May I borrow your pocket knife?
34:16Sure, Zach.
34:18Please. Zachary, not Zach.
34:22Zachary.
34:23Yes. We must leave a legend.
34:31On... this...
34:33day,
34:36my dear friend West and I...
34:39No, no.
34:40My dear friend,
34:42Don West and I...
34:44No.
34:47My dear friend,
34:49Major Don West and I...
34:53swore eternal friendship.
35:20I do not know how much longer I can keep this up, Will Robinson.
35:22My tracks are killing me.
35:24Dad's almost there.
35:25You can't quit now, Robot.
35:27I will do my best.
35:28Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
35:31Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
35:42Daaaarrrrrrr.
35:44Ka.
35:46Naarrr.
35:50Caugh.
36:05người ta получится.
36:07يی twelveつ
36:08Ah!
36:11Oh!
36:12Oh!
36:15Oh!
36:17Oh!
36:20Oh!
36:21Oh!
36:23Oh!
36:23Oh!
36:24Nice work, Robot.
36:28I think I heard a voice.
36:30Sounded like what I want.
36:32No.
36:33I'm afraid it's wishful thinking.
36:37Yeah.
36:41Show him I can't.
36:42Hit it, Robot.
36:48What?
36:50Oh!
36:51Oh!
36:53Oh!
36:54Oh!
36:56Oh!
37:03The great Platinus speaks to you.
37:06What do you want here?
37:19I want you to release those two men in the cave.
37:21They are on a point of death.
37:23Soon you will join them.
37:25You've seen the power of our robot.
37:27Release them.
37:27We'll leave in peace.
37:29The great Platinus has refrained from interfering with the foolish antics of your guardian.
37:33He is an inferior machine who has given my people a little pleasure.
37:36His powers do not compare to mine.
37:39What is his name?
37:40He's a robot.
37:41He's not our guardian and his powers come from me.
37:44You do not worship him.
37:45Of course not.
37:46He's a machine, not an idol.
37:48The great Platinus disappeared to any known life form.
37:51Do not dare to fit the powers of your robot against him.
37:54Our robot can do anything your old machine can do.
37:59All right, robot.
38:00Show them.
38:11Very well.
38:12If you insist on pitting your powers against him, so be it.
38:36We love them.
38:38I love them.
38:57It's a very amusing trick, but not very effective.
39:04Why don't we stop this and let those two men out of the cave?
39:07Proceed with the demonstration.
39:09My people must be shown that I, the great Pretinius,
39:12am the all-beneficent rector of their destiny.
39:14I hope they don't always believe that.
39:16All right.
39:18Robot, vanishing act.
39:20One vanishing act coming up.
39:38Well, let's get a break.
39:39Let's go.
40:06Don!
40:08Smith!
40:11Don!
40:11Where are you?
40:13John, get us out.
40:14John!
40:16There's a rock ceiling in the sand.
40:19We're right under it.
40:21John!
40:26John!
40:26John!
40:28I can't move it.
40:32All right.
40:33Stand clear under there.
40:34I'm gonna explode it.
40:47Go ahead!
40:51John!
40:53John!
40:53John!
40:53John!
40:56John!
40:56John!
40:58John!
41:12Two minutes ago, I wouldn't have given a plugged nickel for our chances.
41:16The chariot's where you left it.
41:17We've gotta try to get to it.
41:18But that terrible machine, it may seize us again.
41:21You two don't look as if you're in any shape for a fight, but Will's up there.
41:25Can you make it?
41:27I think so.
41:28How about you, Smith?
41:30Never fear.
41:31Smith is here.
41:32Anything my friend Don can do, I can do too.
41:42That was great, Robot.
41:50So much for my powers of dematerialization.
41:53Now, for the Tour de Force.
42:01Robot!
42:05What'd you have to do that to him for?
42:07He was just trying to help you, really.
42:09The great Protinius needs no help from any other life form.
42:12But you like to have fun with him, don't you?
42:13Just to prove how powerful you are.
42:15Well, if you were all that powerful, you'd know that you weren't as much danger as we are from that
42:19erupting volcano.
42:20Please, make him the way he was and let us all go.
42:39That volcano's gotta be capped.
42:42Wilk!
42:48Wilk!
42:58Well, come along.
42:59I had a ….
43:18I…
43:19Help me with the equipment.
43:24Take the detonator.
43:42All right, now, you stay here with the detonator.
43:45I'm going through that blowhole to the center of the crater.
43:47Yes, sir.
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