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A Dangerous Summer 1982 Remastered
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00:01:45we've had a report from the fire department that the bushfire front has shifted around and is
00:01:50threatening the school will all volunteer firefighters please report to the school
00:01:55immediately repeat report all backup vehicles not engaged in fighting the main fire could
00:02:12report to the school come in chief hq here calling chief webster
00:02:19watch the tank look we've got a bit of a problem at the school night
00:02:34say it again please what let's go okay pull back
00:02:49oh you boys from the women labor gang come on hurry up we need you
00:03:19let's call the bloody school come on we've got to get everything out from inside come on
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00:34:34Is you the gentleman looking for Sophie McCann?
00:34:36Yes, that's correct. George Engles, Lloyds of London.
00:34:40Farley, Mr. Engles, general manager.
00:34:42Thanks, Mitch.
00:34:43Well, I'm surprised she's not here. It's most unusual.
00:34:46Did you see her this morning?
00:35:36No, I'm sorry.
00:35:49Ah!
00:35:52Ah!
00:36:11Oh, my God.
00:37:03Look, I'm just stepping out for a bite of lunch, an early lunch.
00:37:07Perhaps you'd care to join me.
00:37:08Oh, that's very kind of you.
00:37:10Are we anywhere near a restaurant called Arthur's?
00:37:16Drink, perhaps, Mr. Ingalls.
00:37:18No, I'll be fine.
00:37:19You won't.
00:37:19Not for me, please.
00:37:26Is there somewhere you have to be?
00:37:28No.
00:37:29I'm just trying to work out what time it is in London.
00:37:32I have this diabetes problem.
00:37:34I have to keep giving myself injections of insulin.
00:37:37It's a real nuisance.
00:37:38Yeah.
00:37:38My brother has the same.
00:37:40I'll be all right for a few hours.
00:37:44What exactly brings you out here to the colonies, Mr. Ingalls?
00:37:47One might say Lloyd's of London.
00:37:50The elusive Miss Sophie McCann, I understand, has all the information that I need.
00:37:59My word, that's fantastic.
00:38:05Merry Christmas.
00:38:08Oh, um, yes, cheerio.
00:38:22Oh, God.
00:38:24Oh, God.
00:38:24Oh, God.
00:38:28Oh, God.
00:38:45You bastard, you drowned in it.
00:39:24Mr. Surko, I, uh...
00:39:25Not here.
00:39:26Come on.
00:39:41Hi, Joe, how are you going?
00:39:42Good, mate.
00:39:44Keeping it pumped?
00:39:45Yeah.
00:39:46Give him heaps, mate.
00:39:47I've been trying to ring Mr. Fain.
00:39:49Now, you stay cool, all right?
00:39:52Everything's okay on our side.
00:39:54You stay cool.
00:39:55And everything will be all right.
00:39:57Okay.
00:39:58Like this?
00:40:14I don't want to know about it.
00:40:16I don't know who it is.
00:40:18Nothing.
00:40:19Don't worry.
00:40:19It was an accidental thing.
00:40:21Oh, I went, where are you worrying?
00:40:25When you're sending a man up there, I'll make sure, you know.
00:40:31It was the same man.
00:40:33What?
00:40:34One to die.
00:40:35It's the same man.
00:40:36Don't you have somebody else?
00:40:37Don't you like to start changing things now?
00:40:42It's no problem, isn't it?
00:40:46Yummy?
00:40:47Yummy?
00:40:47Don't do that.
00:40:49This has to be wrapped up by the new year.
00:41:14Watch out on the left.
00:41:26Okay, fellas.
00:41:27Pull out.
00:41:28Move back.
00:41:30Get this danger out.
00:41:33Hold it, Frank.
00:41:35Come on, get the water here.
00:41:38Keep it coming.
00:41:39We got a hold of the air.
00:41:43Come on, back! Back!
00:42:03There, the ocean.
00:42:04That's the place.
00:42:05Nobody fires.
00:42:08Franks!
00:42:12Howard!
00:42:13Yeah?
00:42:15That fellow with your daughter.
00:42:16Who is he?
00:42:17He's a friend.
00:42:18A good friend.
00:42:20That van is borrowed, Curly.
00:42:22You got that, borrow it.
00:42:35Headquarters for units, Megalon, Boston, Sunnybrook and Blackheap.
00:42:39Unit moving out...
00:42:41Hold it!
00:42:41Get that water coming!
00:42:43Get that water coming!
00:42:46Get that water coming!
00:42:47Get that water coming!
00:42:54Get that other hose in here!
00:43:01Get that water coming!
00:43:05Get that water coming!
00:43:07Get that water coming!
00:43:10Get the water coming!
00:43:12Get that water coming!
00:43:13Watch the next box!
00:43:14Move!
00:43:21Move the truck out!
00:43:32Let's go.
00:44:05Let's go.
00:44:37Over there, look.
00:44:58Over there, look.
00:45:00Over there, look.
00:45:05Oh, my God.
00:45:35Oh, my God.
00:46:27Look out for the Lords of London.
00:46:45Come on, Steve.
00:46:53I'm just worried about Daddy.
00:47:00You'll be calling the apartment.
00:47:05Steve!
00:47:09I don't like it when you're like this.
00:47:33Howard, how nice of you to drop in.
00:47:35A bit early for a morning drink, though, isn't it?
00:47:37Nice and breakfast.
00:47:40You seen this?
00:47:41Yes, I read it.
00:47:42What about that man from Lloyd's asking questions about the estate?
00:47:44Lloyd?
00:47:45He was having lunch with your, uh, Mr. Farley yesterday.
00:47:48Routine.
00:47:49That's not routine, Julian.
00:47:53All right, Howard, my dear Detective Howard.
00:47:56How do you see it?
00:47:57Obviously to suspect Darson, Julian.
00:47:59The girl said as much.
00:48:00Well, has anyone actually accused you yet of being partner to fraud?
00:48:05Don't worry.
00:48:06To you and me, a great partnership.
00:48:11Charming.
00:48:17Is he all right?
00:48:19No, he's not all right.
00:48:22Farley, sweetie.
00:48:23Never mind about them.
00:48:26Just get our end of it right.
00:48:28Now, meet me on the odd Monday, kick off at midday.
00:48:31Unless, of course, your friend starts improvising,
00:48:34then forget it.
00:48:44Good looking, young woman.
00:48:48And a good swimmer.
00:48:52The 12th seems awful.
00:48:58Miss Hendricks, I realize only too well how painful this must be for you,
00:49:04but if we're to find her murderer, you must help me.
00:49:08What do you know?
00:49:14We're best friends.
00:49:20We did everything together.
00:49:25We came from the same town.
00:49:29We went to the same school.
00:49:32When we went to university together.
00:49:38Sophie was always one for adventure and excitement.
00:49:49She even...
00:49:53I know she didn't mean anything by this.
00:50:00It was just her way of exposing the system.
00:50:04A corrupt system.
00:50:07What did you discover?
00:50:09You must tell me that.
00:50:19She didn't mean anything by it.
00:50:21She wasn't going to take it any further.
00:50:26It was just Sophie being Sophie.
00:50:32Uh, Mr. Ingalls, please.
00:50:35No, no, he doesn't work there.
00:50:37You might try Miss, uh, McCann's office if you would.
00:50:41Oh, without Sophie. Oh, God.
00:50:48Who's going to drive the car?
00:50:50Yes.
00:50:52Oh, Mr. Anderson.
00:50:54I was hoping that you would drink me.
00:50:56When she went for a swim.
00:50:58A drink after lunch, perhaps?
00:51:01Just before she left.
00:51:01Oh, that two o'clock at the Menses?
00:51:03We had an argument.
00:51:04Fine, I'll be there.
00:51:06And that was the last time I saw her.
00:51:13Oh, good.
00:51:19Harold Lowood!
00:51:21Harold Lowood!
00:51:24Harold Lowood made them look very cheap.
00:51:27You must be Harold, uh, Howard.
00:51:31George Ingalls, my name.
00:51:33Have a drink.
00:51:34I just got a beer, thanks.
00:51:36Yes, I see.
00:51:38Uh, just what are you doing here, Mr. Ingalls?
00:51:46George.
00:51:47Please, George.
00:51:50Well, you're building a hotel,
00:51:52and I'm building a dossier.
00:51:56That really doesn't help me a hell of a lot.
00:51:58What kind of, uh, dossier, George?
00:52:00Difficult, dear boy.
00:52:01Very difficult.
00:52:03Now, look, I'm willing to lay my ass on the line here.
00:52:08I want to help you, if I can.
00:52:12Uh, I've gone into a mess here.
00:52:16And, uh, I want to cooperate.
00:52:18My dossier is on, um, your friend Julian Fane and several others.
00:52:26Yeah.
00:52:28Insurance fraud, right?
00:52:29They want to burn the hotel down?
00:52:31So it would seem.
00:52:33But it's more than just stealing money from the insurance company.
00:52:36Julian Fane owns Crown Alliance insurance.
00:52:39Or, to be more precise, he is a major force in an outfit,
00:52:43which calls itself the Olympic Corporation,
00:52:45and they own Crown Alliance.
00:52:49Okay, so what's happening?
00:52:51Well, nothing terribly illegal.
00:52:54Nothing totally legal.
00:52:56These people do things that way.
00:52:58Until, of course, your hotel burns down.
00:53:02Because of arson.
00:53:04And that makes it illegal.
00:53:07By co-insurance, the practice of sharing the risk with a group of underwriters,
00:53:14they're attempting to swindle Lloyds of London,
00:53:17and I happen to represent that group.
00:53:19Now, they need the services of a building contractor
00:53:23who appears, at least, to have a good name.
00:53:26Now, I wish I could be a little bit more flattering,
00:53:29but, strictly speaking,
00:53:31anyone above a certain level of income
00:53:34is guilty of some offence.
00:53:39All right, so what are we gonna do about it?
00:53:41We're gonna do something.
00:53:42Where do we start?
00:53:45Meeting you puts me in a very difficult situation.
00:53:50On the one hand,
00:53:52at least from a moral standpoint,
00:53:55and even from an ethical one,
00:53:58I would do what I could to make sure that your hotel remains intact.
00:54:04Meanwhile, on the other hand,
00:54:07so that I can complete the appointed job that I'm here for,
00:54:12I'd be only too pleased to see it burned to the ground,
00:54:16preferably with your partner, Mr. Fane, holding the match.
00:54:30Jesus Christ, man, what are you up to?
00:54:32Yeah, well, he wouldn't want to know about that.
00:54:33Oh, no, I don't want to know about it.
00:54:35Nobody wants to know about that.
00:54:39All right, Joe.
00:54:40I did it.
00:54:44Did you?
00:54:48Come on.
00:54:49What, do you think I'm crazy, do you?
00:54:50Yeah, well, I'm not that crazy.
00:54:52There's someone heading our way, and I want you to dissuade it.
00:54:55I don't know if I want to do that.
00:54:56Baby, baby.
00:54:57Listen, you're my man.
00:54:58I've gone all the way with you.
00:55:29I've gone all the way with you.
00:55:44You aren't that bad?
00:55:49We're going all the way with you.
00:55:50I've just gone all the way with you.
00:55:50Come and put a red on your back.
00:55:53You'll get all the red.
00:55:53Let's see who we are.
00:55:55desenvolver Kyleер,
00:55:55he's kind oflim으� мире.
00:55:56What business,
00:55:59seçene?
00:56:21Come on, we're coming!
00:56:26Come back to the sailor.
00:56:26Hey, Spider...
00:56:27Going back to Wentworth. Can we give you a lift?
00:56:28Come on in.
00:56:30You know you and young fellas drive a van, a brown one?
00:56:32Why?
00:56:33I keep seeing it. It's him. It's a fellow with a brown van.
00:56:36I reckon he's one of your lot.
00:56:38A fireman.
00:56:40Girlie, you're not a bad bloke.
00:56:42But if ever I hear you say anything like that again, you're a dead bloke.
00:56:45Do you understand that?
00:56:46I'm right, ain't I? Spider?
00:56:49Spider? Ain't I?
00:56:54I'd like to see some of your lists of dates and times.
00:56:59You know, records of rainfall, daily temperature, prevailing winds, cloud cover,
00:57:04and perhaps bushfire activity.
00:57:07A study, that kind of thing.
00:57:20Come here.
00:57:20Come here.
00:57:21Come here.
00:57:28Come here.
00:57:30Come here.
00:57:31Come here.
00:57:39Come here.
00:57:42Come here.
00:57:50If I could persuade my wife to get into an airplane, we could come here for a holiday.
00:57:57Better than Bognor, Regis.
00:57:59I've found out a few things.
00:58:02I've checked all the records that date back to the recent series of fires.
00:58:06That's to say, taking into account only the ones that were suspected of having been deliberately lit.
00:58:12And a pattern seems to be emerging.
00:58:15The fires start close by a main highway.
00:58:19My second fact is that they are first sighted between 12 noon and 2 p.m.
00:58:26And finally, our chap lights all his fires on a Sunday.
00:58:31Now, you and I know that only one Sunday remains between now and the new year, and that's Christmas Day.
00:58:42Christmas Day.
00:58:43Uh-huh.
00:58:50Christmas Day.
00:58:52Christmas Day.
00:58:56Christmas Day.
00:59:06Christmas Day.
00:59:07Christmas Day.
00:59:08Christmas Day.
00:59:10Christmas Day.
00:59:14Christmas Day.
00:59:14Christmas Day.
00:59:15Christmas Day.
00:59:16Christmas Day.
00:59:17Christmas Day.
00:59:17Christmas Day.
00:59:18Christmas Day.
00:59:18Christmas Day.
00:59:18Christmas Day.
00:59:18Christmas Day.
00:59:18Christmas Day.
00:59:30Here.
00:59:33Peter Webster?
00:59:38Here?
00:59:39Well, Christmas.
00:59:40I need your help.
00:59:42I think you need my help, too.
00:59:44Yeah.
00:59:46We got an arsonist in the loose up here.
00:59:48We know that.
00:59:48Yeah. You know, it's habits.
00:59:52Starts fires on Sunday.
00:59:55Christmas is Sunday.
00:59:57Hello.
00:59:58Somebody's gonna start a fire this Sunday and try to burn my hotel down.
01:00:03I just put them out, pure and simple.
01:00:07How am I how to prevent them?
01:00:14Howard, the fact that you're a partner with Judy and Faye in one venture,
01:00:18does not make you an accomplice to any...
01:00:21Keep him at it.
01:00:22To any infraction of the law, he may be guilty of elsewhere.
01:00:24Your liability is limited to what you do or condone being done for you.
01:00:29Now, in short, as lawyers in this project,
01:00:31I feel that the less you know, the better.
01:00:34I can't pretend nothing's going on, Clyde.
01:00:36Hey, Lance, how long?
01:00:39About five minutes.
01:00:40Why do you think something's going on anyway?
01:00:42Well, Harvey, something's going on, Clyde. The lady said as much.
01:00:45You don't know.
01:00:46What the hell's the difference?
01:00:47Look, Howard.
01:00:48Look, you run the risk of making yourself a party
01:00:50to something you don't even understand.
01:00:52Until someone starts making accusations against you,
01:00:54you'll be a fool to start volunteering them yourself.
01:00:57That's pretty close to what Ginny and Faye tells me.
01:01:00Look, Howard, I didn't write all the way up here to...
01:01:02It's a long way back. Better get started.
01:01:09Shit.
01:01:30What's up for the Morton?
01:01:3260 minutes?
01:03:16I don't believe we've been properly introduced.
01:03:19I can't seem to place the face...
01:03:41Hey, what's up?
01:03:59Oh, thank you very much.
01:04:02It was, uh, we were driving down a place called...
01:04:05Aha!
01:04:07Still breathing, huh?
01:04:08Oh, yes.
01:04:09I heard.
01:04:11Hello.
01:04:11You got anything on this?
01:04:13No, just this brown van that Curly keeps talking about.
01:04:18No man.
01:04:19No description.
01:04:20No man.
01:04:20I just didn't quite show.
01:04:25Is there a Mrs. Henderson?
01:04:28Yes, indeed.
01:04:30Beautiful lady too, George.
01:04:32Unfortunately, it's an old familiar story.
01:04:36I returned from the tour of duty to be presenter of the backsides of my countryman, Bill, from Internal Revenue.
01:04:43You know?
01:04:44A beautiful baby girl on the side of my wood fleas against the front door.
01:04:50She was still young.
01:04:54I ain't grown old.
01:05:00Well, my life went into a holding pattern while I got to know Maggie.
01:05:05Tried several times unsuccessfully to get back into the construction business.
01:05:13So I migrated here.
01:05:19I had bought this site on one of the trips here.
01:05:21We used to resupply.
01:05:25And that brings us pretty much up to date, George.
01:05:30Why here?
01:05:34Well, I think a man can dream here and still fulfill his dreams.
01:05:41Be it in my case, perhaps.
01:05:46Short-lived?
01:05:52Well...
01:06:58Howard!
01:07:01Did your daughter contact you?
01:07:04No.
01:07:05She's decided to come up by train.
01:07:07Can you pick her up at the station?
01:07:09Coming in at three.
01:07:20My country cottage.
01:07:22You like it, Howard?
01:07:25George, George, George.
01:07:27You can stay at my house to be safe there.
01:07:30Nobody's going to be particularly safe.
01:07:33Remember, Sunday begins at midnight tonight.
01:07:37I don't want our boy to steal a march of us.
01:07:39He may be an insomniac if that occurred to you.
01:07:42Generally, I'm sure that he's not suffering from an excessive sleep.
01:07:48Well...
01:07:50You all just make yourself at home, all right, George?
01:07:54Much obliged, chump.
01:07:57I'll let you back.
01:08:13I'll let you go.
01:08:20No, don't you?
01:08:41This is home, it's the same, baby.
01:08:45It's your papa.
01:08:47It's your papa.
01:08:51It's your papa.
01:09:19It's your papa.
01:09:22I love thee, Lord Jesus, look down from the sky.
01:09:27Hi, George.
01:09:30How are you, George?
01:09:32Merry Christmas, George.
01:09:33Oh, thank you very much. You're very kind of me, Bob.
01:09:37Australian champagne just when I was getting to like the beer.
01:09:40George, I'd like you to meet my daughter, Maggie, and her friends, Steve.
01:09:44Hi. See you later, George.
01:09:46Glory to the newborn King.
01:09:49Peace on earth and mercy mild.
01:09:53God and sinners reconciled.
01:09:59Lord, Lord, come on.
01:10:39I love you sir.
01:10:43I love you.
01:10:46It's me.
01:10:47I love you.
01:11:10Oh, Daddy, what's worrying you?
01:11:16It's the hotel, isn't it?
01:11:20Mm-hmm.
01:11:23I went into business with these people with my eyes open.
01:11:29Told myself it didn't matter that they cut corners
01:11:32as long as I didn't have to.
01:11:38You keep telling yourself that, and soon it's your turn.
01:11:46But then...
01:11:50Well, the long insurative it is.
01:12:01I'm not even halfway finished with the thing.
01:12:03Really?
01:12:04Yeah.
01:12:04He's got lots of problems.
01:12:06What sort of problems?
01:12:07Ah, material people contracts.
01:12:11Deception.
01:12:13How can you stop that?
01:12:14Well, you can't even spot it, mate.
01:12:16You can spot it.
01:12:17Somebody who's too secret, too quiet.
01:12:20Mm-hmm.
01:12:21Well, if they joke, we'll have to now sometimes.
01:12:23No, no, no.
01:12:24The essence of true deception is...
01:12:26Well, it's the truth.
01:12:27It's the plain and simple truth.
01:12:28It's the only way.
01:12:35Yeah, well, because nobody ever believed you.
01:12:40Come on.
01:12:41Give me a glass.
01:12:42Who's gonna say Grace?
01:12:43Grace!
01:12:44I remember when I was little, you used to talk about God.
01:12:48Yes, I did, but you were never...
01:12:50God?
01:12:50God, it's not from the past.
01:12:55What's your problem, Steve?
01:13:01Fellas, Christmas.
01:13:03Goodwill.
01:13:05Yeah, goodwill.
01:13:06And a little trust.
01:13:10Trust?
01:13:13What are you doing?
01:13:15He's a dancer.
01:13:17Dancer, I thought you were in a recording business.
01:13:19You were an engineer or something like that?
01:13:21No, I'd like the flowers.
01:13:27Look at me.
01:13:29How do you see me?
01:13:31Lover.
01:13:32Child, why did you say that?
01:13:33What do you mean, you're like fires?
01:13:35I was being silly.
01:13:36I was being silly, yeah.
01:13:39You're paranoid.
01:13:41It's the fires.
01:13:51Well, I think they're very beautiful.
01:13:58What's he do for money?
01:14:02I've never seen him use it.
01:14:05I guess he doesn't have any.
01:14:10What about family?
01:14:13What about family?
01:14:14He says he hasn't got any.
01:14:15He's got any.
01:14:24He's got any.
01:14:26When?
01:14:30Yeah.
01:14:32Who.
01:14:33Who.
01:14:33Who.
01:14:34Who.
01:14:35Who.
01:14:38Who.
01:15:40You see, what it amounts to was a question of what sort of a legacy is to be passed on.
01:15:51My generation, the old guard, what's left of it, we inherited a world that needed to be rebuilt after two
01:16:00world wars.
01:16:01Well, you went to work with gusto, achieving, building, hoarding, plundering, and all the time keeping it close within our
01:16:13grasp.
01:16:15And your lot, our children, looked at our record and you said, phew, that's not for us.
01:16:22You were generous, egalitarian, thoughtful, and you tried, as best you could, to salvage the planet.
01:16:34But then, when your children looked to you for guidance, instead of parents, they found pals.
01:16:43They must still cure compassion for weakness, your generosity for acquiescence.
01:16:51For them.
01:16:54If it feels good, do it.
01:16:56If it's there, take it.
01:16:59If it gets in the way, burn it.
01:17:04Apen's a ransomist.
01:17:06It's a ransomist.organic.
01:17:16Merry Christmas,
01:17:18Howard.
01:17:22Merry Christmas, George.
01:17:48Do you know that?
01:17:49Do you know that?
01:17:49But then you must know that, Mr. Anderson.
01:17:51There's lots of problems.
01:17:52Well, that's in business.
01:17:53Well, that's in business.
01:17:54Well, that's in the case of a speech.
01:17:56Parable.
01:17:57Preferably, it was our partner.
01:17:59Oh, Mr. Frank, who was holding the badge.
01:18:01Jason's subsections...
01:18:03That's the truth.
01:18:04A professional.
01:18:05No, I like bars.
01:18:06No, they're silly.
01:18:07Silly.
01:18:08It's the bars.
01:18:09The bars.
01:18:10Well, I think they're very beautiful.
01:18:37It's him.
01:18:38It's him, the boy, Steve.
01:18:40I know that.
01:18:41I saw him yesterday.
01:18:43Jesus, man, why didn't you tell me?
01:18:46Still a question of trust.
01:18:48Oh, I'm sorry.
01:18:48I'm arresting you, old boy.
01:19:18Hey!
01:19:20Hey!
01:19:21Hey!
01:19:25Hey!
01:19:27Hey!
01:19:33Merry Christmas, Howard!
01:19:35I'm wrecked to myself!
01:19:36I did it, Howard! I did it!
01:19:38I did it for you!
01:20:10I did it, Howard.
01:20:13I did it, Howard.
01:20:15Thank you, Howard.
01:20:15I'm sorry!
01:20:16No, you're going to be right now!
01:20:16No, you're going to be right now!
01:20:17It's notska!
01:20:18Can you get it off?
01:21:07I don't know.
01:21:18Oh, shit.
01:21:49Oh, shit.
01:22:24Oh, shit.
01:22:27Oh, shit.
01:22:35Oh, shit.
01:22:54Oh, shit.
01:23:31Oh, shit.
01:23:56Oh, shit.
01:24:22Look down.
01:24:32You want to burn it? Yes!
01:24:42You want to burn it, huh?
01:24:49That's gonna burn!
01:24:59I burn it! I feel it, I burn it!
01:25:02You want a light, Howard? Don't light it!
01:25:18Help! Help!
01:25:59Come on, get that truck in!
01:26:02Come on!
01:26:04Get that water up for pricing!
01:26:07He's satisfied.
01:26:08Quick, Steve!
01:26:10Bad luck, Anderson.
01:26:11I thought they might have let you build it.
01:26:14Oh, my God!
01:26:15He got him!
01:26:18Oh, my God!
01:26:21No!
01:26:23No!
01:26:24My God!
01:26:48Oh my God.
01:27:34Oh my God.
01:27:48Oh my God.
01:27:55Oh my God.
01:28:03Oh my God.
01:28:10Oh my God.
01:28:18Oh my God.
01:28:53Oh my God.
01:29:24Oh my God.
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