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00:02:15Turbo 9.
00:02:16This is Trondheim.
00:02:17We have objects in your flight path on our radar.
00:02:20Good God, I see you.
00:02:22A large amount.
00:02:24Damn it, what is that?
00:02:28Stay calm, Turbo 9.
00:02:31What can you see?
00:02:33Strange lights.
00:02:35I cannot identify them.
00:02:37Damn, I'm hit.
00:02:39I'm having difficulties.
00:02:41I am killing them.
00:02:43Turbo 9.
00:02:45Turbo 9, what is your position?
00:02:47Are you still there, Turbo 9?
00:02:49Reply.
00:03:16This is hell.
00:03:20Damn, I'm so excited.
00:03:22Hooray!
00:03:27Can you see it?
00:03:30Olaf, look at this.
00:03:33It's unbelievable.
00:03:52Olaf, come in here!
00:03:55Give me the camera!
00:03:57I just photographed a huge meteor shower.
00:04:02Hey, wait!
00:04:03Meteorites won't make us famous.
00:04:08I've never seen anything like it before.
00:04:13Great.
00:04:14Oh!
00:04:15Professor, can I get my money now?
00:04:18Huh?
00:04:20Oh yes, yes, yes, yes, of course, watch it immediately.
00:04:26Stavanger, please come in.
00:04:27This is Trondheim.
00:04:29Yes, Trondheim, this is Stavanger.
00:04:32We lost a machine.
00:04:34Can you help?
00:04:35Sure, we'll do that.
00:04:36We're sending a search party.
00:04:37Did you see the plane on radar?
00:04:40No, Trondheim, we have just welcomed you.
00:04:42Did you hear radio traffic here?
00:04:44Give it here.
00:04:45Trondheim, this is NATO-EF North.
00:04:48There is no cause for alarm.
00:04:50We are reviewing the situation and will keep you updated.
00:04:55The media pounce on things like that.
00:04:57Especially if we were to tell the truth.
00:05:00Exceptionally.
00:05:16I tell you, mate, there is no sadder sight than a banished journalist in an airport.
00:05:22Hello, George.
00:05:24Hello.
00:05:25You are George Abbott, aren't you?
00:05:26Yes, I'm trying.
00:05:27But you should know this man.
00:05:29This is Mr. Jeffrey Milker.
00:05:31The social conscience of the international press.
00:05:34Association sent to Norway for unknown offenses.
00:05:36Are you a Janky?
00:05:37I bother.
00:05:39I often see you on television, George.
00:05:41Alright, buddy, it's on the house.
00:05:43At first I thought it was a simple, interesting story.
00:05:47But when you come, it goes deeper.
00:05:49Perestroika among aliens, or what?
00:05:52She's not running, George.
00:05:54What?
00:05:55The camera.
00:05:55Do you speak English?
00:05:57Yes.
00:05:57The moderation is over.
00:05:59Hey, Bexie.
00:06:08Didn't work out again, did it?
00:06:10Come with me.
00:06:15Voice training, buddy.
00:06:16Take my advice.
00:06:17A little bit of makeup around the eyes.
00:06:20A new pair of glasses.
00:06:21Matches the earring.
00:06:24And a new suit.
00:06:28Like yours.
00:06:31Yeah, impressive, huh?
00:06:33As a moderator, you would of course have to change your attitude.
00:06:38Excuse me, you are George Abbott.
00:06:41I look just like him, don't I?
00:06:43You are so great, George.
00:06:44Your shipments too.
00:06:45And what are you doing tonight?
00:06:47Hmm, nothing at all.
00:06:49We'll talk about it some more.
00:06:50OK.
00:06:54Perfect.
00:06:57No.
00:06:58Not like that, Milky.
00:07:00I will show you.
00:07:09You know, I earn three times as much as you do.
00:07:13Thank you, Kunkel.
00:07:14Oh, George, you're in show business.
00:07:16Aha.
00:07:18I understand.
00:07:20For a moment I thought you were on your way to central Norway for a
00:07:24UFO story.
00:07:26Hard facts to take on the sports section.
00:07:30Ladies and gentlemen, the captain wishes to inform you that we will be arriving at the airport shortly.
00:07:34land from Trondheim.
00:07:36George, your fly is open.
00:07:40It's always open.
00:08:11I believe you will be at the airport shortly.
00:08:19Who is the artist?
00:08:20He is the head of the dump monitoring department, Eigersund.
00:08:22Eiger Sound?
00:08:23Gladly.
00:08:23He was on duty when the jet crashed.
00:08:25One thing.
00:08:26What is it? I don't understand.
00:08:27One thing is important to me.
00:08:35In a few minutes you will meet a gang of uncivilized, immoral,
00:08:40together lying, unscrupulous bastards.
00:08:42Reporter.
00:08:43They are keen on gruesome details.
00:08:46I absolutely do not want NATO to be mentioned.
00:08:48Understood?
00:08:49Understood.
00:08:49Good.
00:08:51Good God, I see you.
00:08:53A large amount.
00:08:55Damn it, what is that?
00:08:57Stay calm, Turbo 9.
00:08:59What can you see?
00:09:01Strange lights.
00:09:02I cannot identify you.
00:09:05Damn, I'm hit.
00:09:07I'm having difficulties.
00:09:09I'm crashing.
00:09:13The pilot was completely out of control.
00:09:15I would say the same.
00:09:17Was anything on the radar?
00:09:19He disappeared from the screen immediately.
00:09:21I'm hurt.
00:09:22I'm having difficulties.
00:09:24I'm crashing.
00:09:25What about the Air Force?
00:09:27A search party is on its way.
00:09:29What did they say to that?
00:09:32No need to worry.
00:09:34No cause for concern?
00:09:36Does she really say that?
00:09:38Satellite messaging system.
00:09:40May I ask you a few questions?
00:09:42In front of the camera.
00:09:43Do you like this?
00:09:46I thought so.
00:09:48Why don't we go to the tower?
00:09:50The atmosphere is better there.
00:10:37The atmosphere is better there.
00:10:44The atmosphere is there.
00:10:55Then it should.
00:11:18Korka, Hitler.
00:11:37Mrs. Sumner?
00:11:39Yes?
00:11:40I'm sorry to bother you so late. My name is Jeffrey Milker.
00:11:42Have you found him?
00:11:43Uh, no. I mean, I don't know. They're still going to call.
00:11:46What do you want?
00:11:47I'm a reporter. I'm with the International Standard Times. I hope I may ask a few questions.
00:11:52Please. Please leave. I'm sorry, I can't.
00:11:56Mrs. Sumner.
00:12:12Mrs. Sumner, I'm sorry to bother you again, but please don't worry.
00:12:16I asked my taxi driver to wait for me, but he drove off.
00:12:19May I make a phone call and order a new one?
00:12:22Well, may I come in?
00:12:24Okay.
00:12:26He was a paratrooper?
00:12:28Oh yes, he is his one and only.
00:12:30That's the only reason he got his pilot's license.
00:12:34Did he read a lot?
00:12:36Now you're going to start asking me questions.
00:12:39No, he doesn't read much.
00:12:40I mean, he didn't read much. Just crime novels.
00:12:46Flying saucers? What about those?
00:12:48No, no, I read it. He thinks stories like that are idiotic.
00:12:51He was down-to-earth. He never fancied himself.
00:12:56He was a good observer.
00:12:59He is a good observer.
00:13:06Yes?
00:13:09What's there?
00:13:11Oh my God, what does that mean?
00:13:14Yes, thanks.
00:13:18So what's going on?
00:13:19They found the machine.
00:13:21What about your husband?
00:13:22He is not in the machine.
00:13:24They are looking for him.
00:13:28Oh, dear heavens.
00:13:30He looks like George Abbott from television.
00:13:35But I am...
00:13:37That's just what I needed.
00:13:52He is not in the machine.
00:13:53He is not in the machine.
00:13:54Yes.
00:14:13He is not in the machine.
00:14:42See you next time.
00:14:47We should publish this discovery very carefully.
00:14:50She is spectacular.
00:14:53Oh yes.
00:14:54I think we have a certain responsibility.
00:14:56As scientists and scholars, to at least somewhat reduce the circus effect.
00:15:06Yes.
00:15:09But now, now you look like Indiana Jones.
00:15:16Hooray!
00:15:23What is that?
00:15:31Some kind of airplane or what?
00:15:42Thomas Eigerson, head of air surveillance in Trottheim, who conducted this radio communication, said
00:15:47It would have been the strangest he had ever experienced in 15 years of his career.
00:15:54That's how he met.
00:15:55Where is the air?
00:15:55No!
00:16:09What is that?
00:16:10Thank you.
00:16:47Hey!
00:16:50Here!
00:16:53Here!
00:17:01Who are you?
00:17:07Who are you?
00:17:10Who are you?
00:17:24Who are you?
00:17:34Who are you?
00:17:36Who are you?
00:17:40Who are you?
00:18:14It's not the phone.
00:18:17There's someone at the door.
00:18:20Oh, shit.
00:18:50I'm sorry to bother you.
00:18:51But I called him again.
00:18:53Do you know what time it is?
00:18:54Yes, it's 9:15 a.m.
00:18:55I called your office and asked if you were there, but they said no.
00:18:599:15 a.m.?
00:19:00I completely overslept.
00:19:02You wanted the damn alarm clock to go off.
00:19:04I must have forgotten that.
00:19:07I'm sorry, but it's urgent.
00:19:08I'm sorry, but it's urgent.
00:19:08I've tried everywhere.
00:19:09I need to fly northeast over the forests.
00:19:11You're asking me if I'll fly you over the forests?
00:19:15I was told that you, uh...
00:19:17They said you were a little crazy, but very good.
00:19:20Crazy, but good.
00:19:22I find that funny.
00:19:24All the other pilots have permanent jobs.
00:19:25You're the only one who doesn't have one.
00:19:27Listen, I already get dizzy on a mountain.
00:19:31I work in banking.
00:19:33Desk jockey.
00:19:35Oh, it was lovely, darling.
00:19:39Absolutely fantastic.
00:19:40Otto.
00:19:41Victor.
00:19:43I am Victor.
00:19:48You are not Bird McNamara?
00:19:51Do I look like a McNamara?
00:19:54There's the bird.
00:19:57Crazy.
00:19:58Okay.
00:20:00Shit.
00:20:02Say hi to your wife for me.
00:20:03You can count on that.
00:20:07I, uh...
00:20:09Why the forests?
00:20:13What?
00:20:14I am a reporter.
00:20:15Are you doing a story about nature conservation?
00:20:17A plane has crashed.
00:20:19Did you find it?
00:20:20The UFO airplane?
00:20:23Yes, the Air Force.
00:20:25And when do you want to fly?
00:20:26Yesterday.
00:20:27I have to fly up there today.
00:20:29Deliver supplies.
00:20:30I have a contract with two archaeologists, or whatever you are.
00:20:35Okay, take me with you, then you'll earn twice as much.
00:20:40Come here.
00:20:41That's good.
00:20:47Come.
00:20:49Jump on it.
00:21:09No wolfing down breakfast, then it's okay.
00:21:33Do you fly the way you drive?
00:21:40Do you like it?
00:21:41Do you like it?
00:21:47Do you like it?
00:21:56Do you like it?
00:22:25Escher, Escher, Escher.
00:22:26Echo, echo, echo. Confirming 330 out of 5000.
00:22:58Get started.
00:23:07Where are you from?
00:23:10Knoxville, Tennessee.
00:23:15And what are you doing in Norway?
00:23:18A guy I knew told me to go back to where I came from.
00:23:22I really did take it.
00:23:29My father was stationed in Europe with the Air Force.
00:23:32When we finally returned to the States, I felt like an emigrant.
00:23:40It's beautiful here.
00:23:45Hey, do you want to smoke them or what?
00:24:11Perfectly on time.
00:24:12I sent Angelo to the runway with a few boys.
00:24:44I believe,
00:24:45She has a companion.
00:24:47It's better not to mention the cave paintings.
00:24:50Do you understand?
00:25:03Hello.
00:25:04Hello.
00:25:04This is Jeff Milka, a newspaperman from the Standard.
00:25:07Tell me.
00:25:07A reporter?
00:25:09Uh, yeah.
00:25:11A plane crashed not far from her.
00:25:16Are you okay, Frank?
00:25:17I recited something to myself.
00:25:19She was once sick, like a sister.
00:25:23Isn't it somewhat unusual, or perhaps I should say extravagant, for an international
00:25:28Should the news service send a man out of here?
00:25:30Just because a plane crashed.
00:25:32Yes, unusual and extravagant.
00:25:35He's not looking for a plane.
00:25:37He's looking for Martians.
00:25:39Martians?
00:25:41The pilot reported seeing strange objects before he disappeared.
00:25:46UFOs.
00:25:47If you like.
00:25:49Frank, do you remember those meteorites I photographed yesterday?
00:25:54Meteorites?
00:25:55Do you have photos?
00:25:57Uh, yeah.
00:25:58It was his camera.
00:26:01Will you sell me the pictures?
00:26:03No.
00:26:04They're nothing.
00:26:05They are overexposed.
00:26:06Nothing on it.
00:26:08Have you seen them?
00:26:09Of course not.
00:26:10They are not yet developed.
00:26:13I'll buy them sight unseen.
00:26:15No.
00:26:16Look, if there's anything on the film that you need, I'll give it back.
00:26:21Mr. Malker.
00:26:23He said no.
00:26:26Twelve rolls of 35mm film.
00:26:28Correct.
00:26:28What to bring?
00:26:31Yes, this film.
00:26:40Toilet paper, 36 rolls.
00:26:42Correct.
00:26:44Is that enough for you?
00:26:57There you go.
00:27:02This must be the crash site.
00:27:05Do you want to get closer?
00:27:07Yes, as close as possible.
00:27:09Is good.
00:27:14Looks like there's a whole swarm of you guys out here.
00:27:18That's just what I needed.
00:27:20Isn't that George Abbott?
00:27:24Unfortunately.
00:27:25Hey, I think he's waving.
00:27:29Do you know Abbott?
00:27:31Yes.
00:27:33Can you introduce me to him?
00:27:36Oh yes.
00:27:42Look there.
00:27:43Echo, Echo, Echo.
00:27:45This is Trondheim.
00:27:46Echo, Echo, Echo.
00:27:47This is Trondheim.
00:27:49Echo, Echo, Echo.
00:27:51Please turn around.
00:27:52You are in restricted airspace.
00:27:55Blocked?
00:27:57Since when?
00:27:59What's that supposed to mean?
00:28:01Do you guys just make up the rules as you come up with them?
00:28:07The area northeast of you is now restricted airspace.
00:28:12Go closer.
00:28:18Hey, what's that all about?
00:28:19I want to get closer.
00:28:21You heard, didn't you?
00:28:22It is forbidden.
00:28:23Yes, but what are they doing there?
00:28:24Just look.
00:28:31Oh, that's Burt McNamara.
00:28:33She flies into a snowstorm with a paper plate.
00:28:40Let the mill run.
00:28:41Shoot what you can get.
00:28:41Okay.
00:28:57Hey, Milka, do you want me to fly lower?
00:29:05Ha-Ha.
00:29:07I think we should disappear.
00:29:10Come on, Milka, this is just the beginning.
00:29:11Now joy arises.
00:29:13You are in restricted airspace.
00:29:15Turn off.
00:29:38Arrogant embroidered boots.
00:30:02Hey, give me one of those.
00:30:04This is my last one.
00:30:06This is my last one.
00:30:06They'll just break through, right?
00:30:08Of course, I have to do that.
00:30:10Then break them.
00:30:12I'll take half.
00:30:13I don't need any now.
00:30:14You should also give up smoking.
00:30:17Return it.
00:30:20What do you think?
00:30:21The film.
00:30:22The film from my bag.
00:30:24The film that is to be developed.
00:30:28I have no idea what you're talking about.
00:30:30What will we see?
00:30:35What are your plans?
00:30:36Just wait and see, Milka.
00:30:44Hey, I can't hear an engine.
00:30:46I just want the movie, Milka.
00:31:00Give me the negative one, Milka.
00:31:03I have no idea what you're talking about.
00:31:09Why are we flying upside down?
00:31:11Stop it, I feel sick.
00:31:13Give me back the movie.
00:31:15Okay, okay, okay, okay.
00:31:31Oh, shit.
00:31:33Stop it, sponsor friend.
00:31:35Here, here.
00:31:35Oh no.
00:31:37Yes.
00:31:54Cigarette break.
00:32:02Come on, Milka.
00:32:04Or are you dreaming about Martians again?
00:32:10When will you be finished?
00:32:12First thing tomorrow morning.
00:32:14Good.
00:32:15In whose name?
00:32:16McNamara.
00:32:17McNamara.
00:32:18And a box of Benson and Hedges, please.
00:32:22Hm, there?
00:32:23Thanks.
00:32:24Two packs of Marlboro, please.
00:32:25Sorry, no Marlboros.
00:32:28Does the brand matter?
00:32:31I'll buy them at the hotel.
00:32:37It is a kind of malignant viral epidemic that has apparently infected hundreds of people.
00:32:42Official bodies in Canada, Greenland and Iceland declined to comment on these reports.
00:32:48This morning, NATO and the Norwegian Air Force succeeded in issuing a joint search notice...
00:32:54Good afternoon, room service.
00:32:56...which crashed in a remote wooded area northeast of Trondheim.
00:33:00Surprisingly comfortable facilities here.
00:33:02George Abbott was there himself.
00:33:03Come in, George.
00:33:04Feel whole again.
00:33:07And your excellent selection of television news warms my heart.
00:33:11Then I'll cool down.
00:33:13Why are you switching off?
00:33:15I think the man is wonderful.
00:33:17Yes, the equilibrium of a company park under full sail.
00:33:23You know, if you were in my line of work, you'd be living in a suite.
00:33:28If I were in your industry, I would have to wear a tie.
00:33:32Very good. What is your assessment, by the way?
00:33:35The usual?
00:33:36Electrical phenomena?
00:33:38Or psychological confusion?
00:33:40No, I'm just saying it like it is.
00:33:43A mysterious crash.
00:33:45And the military?
00:33:47In my opinion, he accidentally blew the poor guy down.
00:33:51And now they're trying to cover it up.
00:33:54Are you saying that?
00:33:54Stop it, George.
00:33:56Without evidence.
00:33:58You know me better than that, don't you?
00:34:00What do you want?
00:34:01This is the 90s, Mr. Mürker.
00:34:03Today's priorities are image, circulation, and style.
00:34:07Did he perhaps encounter a spaceship from outer space?
00:34:10That was George Abbott.
00:34:13SNS, Trondheim, Norway.
00:34:26Without evidence.
00:34:28Vinkt.
00:34:29Oh, who.
00:34:29Without evidence.
00:34:39Without Bo.
00:35:06Good morning
00:35:08Morning.
00:35:09What can I do for you?
00:35:11I had a film developed. I dropped it off yesterday.
00:35:14The name is McNamara. B. McNamara.
00:35:16McNamara. Just a moment.
00:35:20There you have it.
00:35:22Thanks.
00:35:22Is there anything else?
00:35:24Uh, no. Oh yeah, uh, Marlboro. Two packs of Marlboro.
00:35:28Sorry, they're sold out.
00:35:33That would have worked.
00:35:37Come on.
00:35:49Oh, maybe, maybe.
00:35:52Perhaps.
00:36:02Yes, okay.
00:36:04I wish Corinne had.
00:36:05I belong to no one.
00:36:06I belong to no one.
00:36:09I belong to no one.
00:36:11I belong to no one.
00:36:13I belong to no one.
00:36:14I'm not affiliated with anyone, no.
00:36:16Oh.
00:36:36Hello, this is George Abbott, SNS.
00:36:40Good, good, good. You look exactly the same on television.
00:36:43Ah, taller and slimmer too. Personally, don't you think?
00:36:46I don't think so.
00:36:50Well, the reason I'm here is because of yesterday's plane crash. Do you know anything about it?
00:36:55Sure. You yourself talked about it on television last night.
00:36:59Excellent, very good. But I'm curious. You guys are always hearing the fleas cough.
00:37:05Did you see or hear anything? Anything unusual, perhaps between six and seven o'clock in the morning?
00:37:12Nothing.
00:37:12Ah, yes. No bright lights or noises, perhaps?
00:37:18No no.
00:37:21Thanks.
00:37:24Not at six o'clock in the morning. It was night when something strange happened.
00:37:49A cough is bad. Maybe a drop of Risky? Yes?
00:37:54That's a good idea. Angelo, what's going on?
00:37:58My family. The whole camp is sick.
00:38:02Sick?
00:38:02I love you.
00:38:26My wife.
00:38:28Exactly.
00:38:32Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:39:02Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:39:06I can't help you. I'm sorry.
00:39:17I am not God.
00:39:21My name is McElroy. These pictures belong to McNamara.
00:39:25McElroy. I'm sorry, Mr. McElroy.
00:39:30No, not here. Not there.
00:39:33Maybe tomorrow. Thanks.
00:39:45Hello Hello.
00:39:47I'd like to pick up some photos. Please?
00:39:49McNamara is the name.
00:39:51McNamara.
00:39:52There they are.
00:39:54Thanks.
00:39:55You're welcome.
00:40:00What are you doing here?
00:40:02Look who's here.
00:40:05Research, eh?
00:40:08Yes, research.
00:40:10Do you really believe in this UFO nonsense?
00:40:13Do you do it?
00:40:14Yes? Why not? Everyone believes in it.
00:40:17UFOs in Norway. Free lecture on May 4th.
00:40:20Shall we go?
00:40:24Yes, we should.
00:40:28The mutilation of cattle alone is of course not proof of extraterrestrial activity.
00:40:33But I think you'll agree with me that the circumstances, the tracks in the field, which were left by heavy vehicles
00:40:38point out
00:40:39All of this comes together to form something strange.
00:40:42Something that fits with the events here in Trondheim.
00:40:48Let's now look at another photo that has been confirmed.
00:40:53This photo was taken not far from Stockholm.
00:40:55It shows a luminous, disc-shaped object.
00:40:59Similar to those that were observed a few days ago over the Norwegian coast.
00:41:04I'd love to fly one of those things sometime.
00:41:13Well, that could be a plate. Or a Frisbee.
00:41:17They all look like modern art, don't you think?
00:41:22Tell me.
00:41:23The things I believe, I believe based on carefully examined evidence and conscientiously studied facts.
00:41:32I am confronted with all sorts of explanations for these phenomena.
00:41:36I, uh, oh, would you please not smoke, very kindly.
00:41:39So, uh, he doesn't have to break you right away.
00:41:42I just meant that the smoke doesn't agree with me. It makes me feel heavy in my chest.
00:41:45That's fine.
00:41:48You, uh, you said something about the CIA, about government interventions.
00:41:52Yes, please see, they are interested in discrediting certain facts.
00:41:56I'm not just talking about extraterrestrial facts, but political ones. You know what I mean.
00:42:00Would you please excuse me?
00:42:02Yes, of course.
00:42:06Attractive, isn't it?
00:42:08Um, yes.
00:42:12One more question.
00:42:16What do you think?
00:42:18Does it have anything to do with Sumner's disappearance?
00:42:20Well, uh, this photo could be a bright sphere, with some perspective in the background, around which some bees are buzzing.
00:42:27I'm not crazy, Mr. Milka. I don't believe there's a flying saucer under every cup of tea.
00:42:33Okay, thank you very much. You were very helpful.
00:42:37Nice presentation.
00:42:40What do you think of him?
00:42:42Hm?
00:42:43No idea.
00:42:45What do you think?
00:42:47Do you want to publish it?
00:42:49Excuse me please.
00:42:50Corbin?
00:42:51Um, I just wanted to say, um, if it's you...
00:42:54Who do you mean?
00:42:55I mean, I know you.
00:42:57You, um, who do you know?
00:43:00Uh, you, you wanted me. I, uh, flew with you. You wanted my sperm.
00:43:07It's true. You might have a message for me. I, um, please. This is my phone number.
00:43:43This is my phone number.
00:43:49I swear to you, Professor, you have disappeared.
00:43:52Yes, that's alright, Angelo. That's alright.
00:43:56Are you experiencing any problems? Are you feeling worse?
00:43:58The gypsies have disappeared.
00:43:59What?
00:44:00Angelo says insect-like creatures come from the air and steal her blood.
00:44:06What?
00:44:07A relapse into primitiveness, I fear.
00:44:13I'll take a look.
00:44:17Oh no!
00:44:19I, I...
00:44:44Professor!
00:45:12It does...
00:45:14No!
00:45:19Professor!
00:45:22Angelo! Angelo!
00:45:24Come back!
00:45:36Who are you?
00:45:43Who are you?
00:46:03Hey, you idiot!
00:46:05Under the road!
00:46:06Are you, uh, are you welcome?
00:46:07Yes!
00:46:09Can I help you?
00:46:20Yes, I found them.
00:46:22Right here.
00:46:24Slashed open, as if by a surgeon.
00:46:26All the organs had been removed.
00:46:30Isn't he an idiot?
00:46:32You can't even go to the toilet in peace anymore without some jerk coming along and putting a camera in front of you.
00:46:36Shut up.
00:46:37Does she feel relieved and good?
00:46:40Especially this little bug.
00:46:42He is everywhere.
00:46:43George Abbott.
00:46:44He is very popular in Norway.
00:46:46He plays this damn cow like it's a piano.
00:46:48I don't see a problem there.
00:46:49I mean, not a very serious one.
00:46:51The media are a problem.
00:46:54Wake up, Bergen.
00:46:55They are always a problem.
00:46:57Complacent, ambitious, pretentious benefactors who would not hesitate to destroy the world.
00:47:02For her shitty career.
00:47:05They even start wars to deliver sensational stories.
00:47:08Then we wouldn't be unemployed.
00:47:10Not true?
00:47:13Shit.
00:47:16Well, what do you say to that, Mr. Beckwith?
00:47:19Oh, I'm very excited about recent events.
00:47:22These were the best proven UFO sightings we've ever had.
00:47:27Scrambled eggs?
00:47:28Yes.
00:47:29I always have an appetite then, being an early bird.
00:47:33This must be pretty embarrassing for you, Milka.
00:47:36Your boss will surely say...
00:47:39Milka, that Leimi on TV has a dead cow.
00:47:43Where is your dead cow?
00:47:47I have a cow, George.
00:47:50Do you want a dead cow?
00:47:51Here's my dead cow.
00:47:53That's a dead cow.
00:47:55This is not a dead cow.
00:47:57No, George, those are UFOs in all their glory.
00:48:05Humans can be mistaken.
00:48:07I think it's a sphere and light spots.
00:48:09Oh man, how interesting.
00:48:11Yes, I always feel like scrambled eggs after sex.
00:48:16Oh, you'll feel like scrambled eggs afterwards.
00:48:18They don't want to eat any.
00:48:20Yes, that's what I mean.
00:48:24Milka!
00:48:26Jeffrey Milka!
00:48:28A call for Mr. Jeffrey Milka!
00:48:30Where did you get that from?
00:48:32Aha.
00:48:34The secret to my success, Georgie Boy.
00:48:38Cheers.
00:48:50Here is Milka.
00:48:53Who?
00:48:55It's because of my husband, Mr. Milka.
00:48:58I promised I'd call if anything happened...
00:49:01Are you from Oslo?
00:49:06Thank you very much, Mrs. Samuel.
00:49:16What was your name?
00:49:18Bob.
00:49:18Bob?
00:49:20Excuse us for a moment, yes.
00:49:22Okay, but only for a moment.
00:49:23That's a total mess.
00:49:25Why are you dragging me away from that guy?
00:49:27What, am I not a guy?
00:49:29I have to go to Oslo right now.
00:49:30Okay, there's a scheduled flight first thing in the morning.
00:49:33No, right now.
00:49:35Ha, you're crazy.
00:49:38I'm paying double the price.
00:49:44OK.
00:49:48I'm sorry, but...
00:49:50Bob?
00:49:50Yes?
00:49:52Bob, um...
00:50:22I was...
00:50:23I was disoriented. I had no idea what city I was in. What day it was. I stumbled through the traffic.
00:50:35This operating room you were in. Is it possible it was your imagination? Or delirium caused by some kind of gas?
00:50:46No. But there were the stings.
00:50:50What stitches? My leg was badly injured when I fell. But it was stitched up perfectly when people saw me.
00:50:59found in Oslo.
00:51:02I couldn't possibly have treated my own leg, could I?
00:51:16Ah, I'll beat you, Milk. I'll have it on the air long before you're printed.
00:51:41Flying saucers photographed by an unknown photographer.
00:51:58How did that happen?
00:52:05What?
00:52:07They have bad habits. I'll find out soon enough.
00:52:15No, stop it. I said my name is McNamara.
00:52:17Why?
00:52:18It's my job.
00:52:20Is theft legal for reporters?
00:52:23Uh, it's my job. My job, my job.
00:52:26Uh, me, me, me.
00:52:27I feel sick.
00:52:28Oh, come on, Milka. You used up all the vomit bags last time. Shit.
00:52:39They're sneaky, man. Just to be good.
00:52:44Inventive.
00:52:56I am sick.
00:53:00Backyard Dick. Speak clearly.
00:53:04Sick.
00:53:06Frank. Frank.
00:53:11Checkpoint, we're making a detour to Backyard Dick Camp. And after takeoff, we'll fly directly to Trondheim.
00:53:16Echo, echo, echo. Your revised flight plan is not approved.
00:53:22The airspace above the area is now restricted airspace.
00:53:25Why?
00:53:27You're not doing anything underhanded, are you?
00:53:30That's different. The man is ill.
00:53:33Oh.
00:53:34I'm so glad we're not doing anything underhanded.
00:53:45How do you plan to deal with them? What will you do at the start?
00:53:49I start when it's dark.
00:53:53Great.
00:54:03What's wrong, Frank? Did you drink too much whiskey?
00:54:07Oh my God, what happened?
00:54:09It can't be the poppers. I'm vaccinated.
00:54:13Oh, damn. Come on, buddy. We'll put you on the bed.
00:54:20Where is Professor Stein?
00:54:22He helps.
00:54:23Something's happened to the Roma. They're in the hospitals there, too.
00:54:28So here he is.
00:54:29We need to take him to the hospital.
00:54:38Here. Drinking partner.
00:54:40Professor Stein!
00:54:45Professor Stein!
00:54:49Olaf!
00:54:52Lie very still. You'll be alright.
00:54:57It will soon be dark. We have to go.
00:55:01I'm staying here.
00:55:03Why?
00:55:05I need to find Professor Stein.
00:55:07For your story.
00:55:10We'll be back.
00:55:12We'll be back.
00:55:13Get us.
00:55:19Do you understand women as well as your job?
00:55:29So, until then.
00:55:33So, until then.
00:55:49So, until then.
00:56:10That's it for today.
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01:14:17I forgot something.
01:14:21How are you, Conner?
01:14:24I thought you were a tenured lawyer by now.
01:14:35Nice dress makeup.
01:14:37Thanks.
01:14:40There's a helicopter outside.
01:14:42Come on, get undressed!
01:14:43You never know what might happen to you.
01:14:45Surrender!
01:14:54Colonel! Colonel!
01:14:56Inform the High Command!
01:14:58Awesome, you fat assholes!
01:14:59Come on, faster!
01:15:15Can you really fly?
01:15:17Even blind!
01:15:19Yes, I gave you a good pounding!
01:15:34I am...
01:15:39I never took you with me.
01:15:39I can also take a look at what it's like here.
01:15:39I am beautiful, just as this is.
01:15:39I am zero.
01:15:40I am...
01:15:40I'm already here.
01:15:40I am...
01:15:41caused
01:15:47I am...
01:16:04How about your interview, Colonel?
01:16:06Well, I'll give you your damn interview, Sonny.
01:16:09Then your goddamn teeth will chatter, you idiotic bastard.
01:16:12I must remind you, sir. This is top-secret information.
01:16:15Oh, what a secret curse!
01:16:16We are dead, Bergen. You know it and I know it.
01:16:20The Norwegian Air Force is now taking off and destroying this helicopter.
01:16:23And everyone who's flying along!
01:16:25Nonsense! They're not killing a colonel!
01:16:27Uniforms are sold out; it was during the war.
01:16:29War? You say we are at war?
01:16:32Not yet.
01:16:56What do you know about the small space station we launched into orbit last year?
01:17:00Come on, Colonel, you know damn well enough that we only get to hear what we're allowed to hear.
01:17:04Judy, Judy, Boe Wiewel has radar contact exactly on course 350.
01:17:15We had scientists who conducted genetic mutation experiments.
01:17:19I couldn't prove it, but I believe Moscow started using lasers and drugs for screening.
01:17:24They intervened.
01:17:25They dropped poison canisters from here to Nova Scotia.
01:17:28Katnister and Dinger must have hit Sumner's plane.
01:17:31A lot of goddamn fish along the coast also died.
01:17:34And what about Sumner, was he affected?
01:17:37No, he was clean. His blood was clean. We flew his leg and showed him Oslo.
01:17:42We had pumped him full of dope and didn't have to worry about him telling a believable story.
01:17:47Cooperating with NATO to cover it up?
01:17:49NATO is cooperating to save lives.
01:17:51Yes, I'm sure of it.
01:17:53Hey man, does that mean we're sick?
01:17:55I don't think so, girl, don't worry. Unless you've eaten leaves.
01:17:59Oh no, you're going to die quite differently, darling.
01:18:02Thank you for the uplifting news.
01:18:11We're having visitors now.
01:18:15Fly over to the farmhouse.
01:18:23We will not shoot at ourselves.
01:18:25What do you want to do?
01:18:33Damn it!
01:18:41Hold on tight, gentlemen!
01:18:52Without Erik, turn around! Force them to land!
01:19:04Damn, they're shooting at us!
01:19:12Do something!
01:19:13You're the goddamn pilot!
01:19:17We're going to crash!
01:19:19That bastard can't stand it!
01:19:27Light in your face!
01:19:28Just your nose!
01:19:29Fire!
01:19:30Rockets!
01:19:41Poor pigs!
01:19:51Poor pigs!
01:19:53Well, now!
01:19:56Hey, it's our machine!
01:19:59No!
01:20:05Without turning left!
01:20:07Light rocket!
01:20:10Bullseye!
01:20:25Group, do not attack!
01:20:27Get out of reach!
01:20:28She has flares on board!
01:20:32Except for Charles Bayer!
01:20:43This is our machine!
01:20:54So, 珍
01:20:56and fresh air
01:20:59I can't hold him.
01:21:49I can't hold him.
01:22:09Are you okay?
01:22:11I'm okay.
01:22:15Bergen, Bergen!
01:22:17Extinguish the fire!
01:22:22Hey, get lost!
01:22:24That's impossible!
01:22:48Are you completely well?
01:22:50Milka, why are you interested in that?
01:23:04Give me that!
01:23:06With pleasure, grains!
01:23:09Mediation, right?
01:23:12Good morning, George!
01:23:14Oh, how are things going?!
01:23:15It's an emergency!
01:23:17Out!
01:23:18Give that up, you're going to get it, Fritze!
01:23:20Hello, mediation!
01:23:22Mediation! Mediation! Mediation!
01:23:24Sorry, this is my call!
01:23:30Thanks, George!
01:23:33And how do you respond to NATO's assurance that there was no shooting at all?
01:23:38And that you were only escorting a stolen helicopter to land it safely?
01:23:41And that one of your fighter jets crashed due to engine failure?
01:23:44NATO will continue to investigate these mysterious events.
01:23:47You are sad, nobody believes your story.
01:23:51Yes, sometimes.
01:23:53But I have no control over whether people believe me or not.
01:23:57And we would have been the victims of a mysterious crash.
01:24:01But as long as there are independent journalists on Earth, the truth will come to light.
01:24:07This time by the award-winning journalist Jeff Milka.
01:24:12We have more important things to do.
01:24:15And now the word goes to SNS UFO science advisor Arthur Corbyn.
01:24:20These are the mysterious photographs that were discovered in the field of a simple farmer.
01:24:29The capsule containing the undeveloped film was apparently dropped from a spaceship.
01:24:36Slight cracks in the capsule explain the streaks and lines on the images.
01:24:43Nevertheless, judging by the flora that is clearly visible in the photos,
01:24:49These present us with irrefutable proof,
01:24:53that aliens have landed and settled on Earth.
01:24:58Well, we can't explain what you want.
01:25:01But we believe this film has a message for us.
01:25:05A message of peace and love.
01:25:09Because this last shot, as you can see from the surroundings,
01:25:17obviously originated on board the spaceship,
01:25:20shows us a woman who can only be an earthling.
01:25:24She doesn't just have a smile on her face, she is excessively happy.
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