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00:35You know, Miranda just...
00:36That's not fair.
00:37You see, Miranda...
00:38That is not fair!
00:41Miranda, we'll just let Mike say his bit, then he can respond, OK?
00:46Well, Miranda, too often just will not listen to what I've got to say.
00:52Miranda, will you acknowledge that, in light of everything else we've spoken of this afternoon?
00:58Yes.
01:00Excellent.
01:02Yeah, excellent.
01:03I feel real progress has been made this session, real progress.
01:07But I want you both to reflect on everything we've spoken about this afternoon, yeah?
01:11And everything each of you has had to say to the other.
01:14We'll continue this exploration next week, OK?
01:17OK.
01:17Yeah, well done. Well done, both of you.
01:20Thanks.
01:28Kill them.
01:35Take me up, people.
01:37Nobody likes Adrian Childs anymore.
01:39Right.
01:39Olive oil goes well with vanilla ice cream.
01:41Yes.
01:41Martin Sheen's been arrested over 70 times.
01:43Naughty boy.
01:44Gone with the wind drags on a bit.
01:45Prove it.
01:46Your hall carpet's starting to look a bit tatty.
01:48Right.
01:48Heyman Holmes could definitely have you.
01:50Sorry.
01:51Cancel the fight.
01:52Toweling nappies are a pain in the arse to wash.
01:54Received.
01:55You hardly ever see white eggs.
01:56OK.
01:57Stevie Wonder's put on three stone.
01:59Keep an eye on him.
01:59Ah, Martin, we need to catch up.
02:01Play your desk.
02:02You're fired.
02:03What?
02:04Jelly won't set with pineapple in.
02:09Your thing, sir.
02:11Right.
02:12Right.
02:13Thanks, Declan.
02:15You'd like to come with me.
02:21Hi there.
02:22What can I do for you?
02:23I'd like to use a sunbed, please.
02:27Have you used a sunbed before?
02:28Yeah.
02:29Yeah.
02:29OK.
02:30Follow me.
02:40Agent Sansibar, it's a privilege.
02:41Listen, we haven't got very long.
02:42Cenex is due to land tonight, but so far there's nothing on the wires.
02:45You need to make contact with Chelman.
02:46A sense of what?
02:48You need to make contact with Chelman.
02:50I think there's been some sort of mistake.
02:51I'm not, you know...
02:53Agent Sansibar.
02:53No.
02:55Right.
02:55I'm not an agent.
02:57No, it's just you said, I'd like to use a sunbed, please.
02:59I said, have you used a sunbed before?
03:01And you said, yeah.
03:03Well, you'd really like to use a sunbed.
03:05Well, if that's possible.
03:06Um, this is a tanning salon, right?
03:08I mean...
03:09Oh, bugger.
03:11No, it's my fault.
03:12No, I can see now.
03:13I should have picked a better password.
03:15It's just ducks flying south felt a bit old hat.
03:18And I did have the Beavers making a comeback, but that's very hard to work into a conversation.
03:24Not to worry.
03:25I'll just have ten minutes in one of the stand-up ones, please, and...
03:28Yeah, but I don't really think I should let you go now, you know.
03:32I mean, you now know all about Cheloman.
03:33Well, not really.
03:34I mean, I'd have forgotten all about him if you hadn't just mentioned him.
03:36No, I have just mentioned him.
03:38Look, I really don't think this is any...
03:40What?
03:40Ah!
03:48Hello, what can I do for you?
03:49Er, do you do spray tanning?
03:52Have you brought any paper underwear?
03:53Oh, no.
03:54I thought you provided it.
03:56OK.
03:57Wait then.
04:04Good luck, Red Admiral.
04:05Go, go, go!
04:17So, you want to go inside, eh?
04:22Why are you two?
04:25Me and...
04:26We have many hunters.
04:29Me all together.
04:30You want to hunt together?
04:33These days, many men can.
04:39So, what do you say, Charlie?
04:42Take your moon, huh?
04:46Hunter?
04:49Maybe get me?
04:52Why do you leave that chap?
04:55This more time.
04:57You leave the temple bigger.
05:00How long do you leave that chap?
05:02Temmul.
05:04Temmul?
05:04Me hear you leave out at dawn.
05:08Me hear you leave on Godfather, I'm playing with family.
05:13Me don't try to get fit of it.
05:15Me just want to explain.
05:17Me guys just listen to me.
05:21Me, me, me, me.
05:27Yeah.
05:29That's...
05:29Now you...
05:31You die.
05:44My name is Dr. Tiya.
05:46I live in Botswana, saving lives.
05:49Do you?
05:53This is Komiango.
05:55The villagers thought an evil spirit had taken his breath away,
05:59so they sent him to the Matakalaleweo, or Shaman.
06:03Poor Komiango returned to the village ravaged and wheezing,
06:06his poor lungs strung out like gut across a racket.
06:11It seems the Shaman's spirits were not in a healing mood.
06:15I, on the other hand, was.
06:22Superstition and mummery are so deeply ingrained in these beautiful, noble minds,
06:27that even the evidence of their own eyes will not persuade them otherwise.
06:32I have no desire to change the culture of a continent.
06:37Just the simple knowledge that I can do a little bit to earn their reverence
06:41is reward enough for a white devil like me.
07:01It's a shizzle. There's buff.
07:04We was in there big time, Brett.
07:06You know what I mean. The blonde one was eyeing my packet.
07:09You see her clocking my unit and all this?
07:12It's a good look for you, man. You look well now in respect.
07:16You know what I mean. You can see all, like, my pants and this and that.
07:19Yes, you can see all your pants.
07:20If someone looks at you, they can see, like, all your pants.
07:23Yeah, they're looking over.
07:24It's bait blood. They're so much better than them girls we saw Tuesday.
07:27Them gal them was butters.
07:29Did you hear what my one said?
07:30This is her. Must be really frightening facing death in the skies every day.
07:34So this is me.
07:35Are you calling me chicken?
07:36Yeah, for sure.
07:37Are you saying I is scared and all shit up?
07:39Because I is nails, man.
07:41When I got my BCG, I didn't even cry.
07:45These girls are class, though, isn't it?
07:47So we need to treat them classy.
07:48Isn't it, though? Classy.
07:52So, there's your drinks and shit.
07:56That's very kind.
07:57Um, we were just talking about the new Glenn Miller record.
08:00Oh, yes.
08:01We've been listening to it in our digs.
08:02It's wonderful.
08:03Glenn Miller?
08:04Shame, man.
08:05He's such a lame-er.
08:07Glenn Miller sucks arse.
08:08He's sold out big time.
08:10You know what I'm saying.
08:11Benny Goodman shits all over Glenn Miller.
08:14By the way, you owe us one in six.
08:16What for?
08:17The drinks.
08:18Oh.
08:19Sorry.
08:19I thought you bought them for us.
08:20Duh.
08:22That'd be, like, sexist.
08:24It'd be sexism, which is like racism, except it's against women,
08:26so it's, like, not as bad, but it's still really bad.
08:29By the way, I saw you clocking my packet just now.
08:33I'm sorry.
08:34So, like, would you like to go round the back of the hangar for tops and fingers?
08:39Actually, we're going to go and talk to our friends.
08:41Yes.
08:42I've never been so insulted in my life.
08:46You are so in there, isn't it?
08:47Isn't it?
08:48Isn't it?
08:49Isn't it, though?
08:49For show.
08:58I'm here in the Kuykenhof Gardens in the Dutch university town of Leiden to see a truly remarkable tulip.
09:06This one.
09:09This one.
09:09Semper Augustus.
09:11Also known as the Weisswoi.
09:14Believe it or not, the growth of an entire culture was founded on this pretty-looking flower.
09:22The Dutch cultivated them, and a craze was born.
09:26In 1634, it was recorded that a single bulb of this variety was exchanged for 1,000 pounds of cheese,
09:358 pigs, 12 sheep, and a glazed porcelain commode.
09:39The Weisswoi had been thought extinct for over 200 years.
09:44That is, until now.
09:47Just a few weeks ago, a single flower was found in a copse near Antwerp.
09:54And this is it.
09:57From this lone, priceless specimen, a once great variety of truly extraordinary cultural significance is to be revived by the
10:08horticul-
10:10phi!
10:17EES!
10:32If your family's refrigerator has had its day, remember, dispose of it properly.
10:39Don't dump it in a residential area.
10:42Poor children could play in it and get trapped inside.
10:46Don't leave it on the roadside.
10:49Itinerants might find it, and it could end up back in a shop.
10:54When dumping white goods, be responsible.
11:02Go the extra mile.
11:09And then, and then on Terry's stag do, we made him wear this pink miniskirt all night.
11:14That is nothing, that is nothing.
11:16Doug's stag do, right?
11:17We get completely wasted.
11:19And when he's passed out cold in his room, we creep in, shave one of his eyebrows on.
11:22Seriously, in his wedding photographs, he's like this.
11:24Honestly, he looks such a tit.
11:25He's got no eyebrows.
11:27I once played a really good stag joke and totally weirded the guy out.
11:30That sounds good.
11:32This friend of mine, Simon, was getting married, and I got him to pass out after drinking loads of that
11:35green stuff.
11:37Oh, God, Midori, yeah.
11:40Potassium hypochlorate.
11:41Yeah, I got it from this Russian website.
11:43It rendered him completely unconscious.
11:45Anyway, he woke up in bed the next day, you know, couldn't remember anything about the night before or what
11:49I'd done to him.
11:50Yeah, he shaved his pubes off.
11:51He shaved his pubes off.
11:52His fiancée Katie was lying next to him, and she went down under the sheets to, you know, make his
11:56day a bit special.
11:57Anyway, no, he sort of laid back watching her, you know, a little bit woozy.
12:00Anyway, as soon as she started, he knew something was wrong.
12:03Yeah, you know, something was different.
12:05He just couldn't work out what.
12:06And then suddenly, Katie started laughing, you know, and he looked down at her, you know, and he realised he
12:12froze.
12:12His mouth dropped open because it wasn't her at all.
12:15It was me wearing a wig and a mask.
12:22You're a bit too weirdy.
12:27Hello.
12:28Yeah, hi.
12:29Big day?
12:30Just a bit, yeah.
12:31Here, June is getting married.
12:34Look, sorry, I'm in a bit of a rush.
12:35I need to pick up some cash to pay the caterers before I get to the church, and I'm on
12:38double yellow, so...
12:39No problem, sir.
12:40How much did you want?
12:41Er, £400, please.
12:42Okay, just pop your card in there.
12:44Now, were you aware that you're eligible for a credit card, interest-free until next September?
12:48Sorry, not really interested.
12:49Er, sorry, like I said, I'm in a bit of a rush.
12:52You literally just have to sign a couple of forms.
12:54Yeah, really sorry, maybe another time.
12:56We are able to offer you, as an opening offer, a free, all-expenses-paid, three-star-clatest
13:01hotel city-boat for two to Dusseldorf, including free transfers and complimentary champagne...
13:05Look, I'm getting married in less than half an hour's time.
13:07Might be a nice little wedding present, sir.
13:10It is not a percent.
13:13Look, if I've just got to sign a couple of forms...
13:15Marvellous.
13:16Just bear with me a second.
13:17No, no, wait.
13:18Wait!
13:22Mr. Duggan?
13:24Yeah?
13:24Hi.
13:25I understand you're interested in our credit card offer.
13:28Well, sort of.
13:28I mean, the thing is, I'm in a bit of a rush, sir.
13:30Oh, it'll only take a second, and I imagine your, er, wife will be very excited by the
13:35trip to Dusseldorf.
13:36The hospitality really is top class.
13:38Yeah, look, look, I'm double yellow, so, I mean...
13:40Yes, yes, no problem.
13:41Shall we go into my office?
13:45Please have a seat.
13:46I'll be back.
13:47In a jiffy.
13:48Er, Bryce.
13:53Erm...
14:00What?
14:07Argh!
14:10I can't think I'm going to be at St Christopher's in ten minutes.
14:13Just a few formalities, if you'd like to follow me.
14:22You know, when you get to Dusseldorf, you really have got to try the mustard.
14:49Sit down, please, Mr. Duggan.
14:51Actually, I've changed my mind.
14:52Sit down.
14:56So, Mr. Duggan, you want a credit card?
14:59Well, no, you see, I'm...
15:00We don't just give them out like sweets, Mr. Duggan.
15:02It's a grave responsibility.
15:05We've been doing a bit of digging.
15:06It seems that in the past, you've developed, shall we say, a somewhat laissez-faire approach
15:11to making certain payments on time.
15:13Sorry, what payments?
15:15A gas bill from your student days.
15:18Oh, God, there's an airline.
15:19So you don't deny it?
15:21No, no, no, no, I don't.
15:23That's better, Mr. Duggan.
15:25You seem contrite, Mr. Duggan.
15:27We are pleased to approve your application.
15:31Thank you so much.
15:37Please, take this to the room opposite.
15:40Oh, and Mr. Duggan, enjoy Dusseldorf.
15:44I hear it has a thriving jazz fusion scene.
15:48LAUGHTER
15:49Oh, and Mr. Duggan, enjoy this.
16:35Who are you?
16:38I live here, mate.
16:39Who the bloody hell are you?
16:40Me?
16:41I'm...
16:42I'm Geoff.
16:43Geoff?
16:44Is that you?
16:45Oh, Carol, look, I'm sorry.
16:46I'm so sorry.
16:47I got caught up at the bank.
16:49What's going on?
16:51You've been gone five years, Geoff.
16:52I've... I've moved on.
16:54I'm married to Barry.
16:55I've got a new family now.
16:56You don't understand.
16:57I've got us this free weekend for two to Dusseldorf.
16:59They're going to pick us up from the airport.
17:01There's nothing there, Geoff.
17:03It's just a German town.
17:06How do you think they can afford to just give it away?
17:10But...
17:11Maybe you should lay off the credit cards for a bit.
17:14I might.
17:17LAUGHTER
17:20LAUGHTER
17:22LAUGHTER
17:24LAUGHTER
17:25LAUGHTER
17:26LAUGHTER
17:27LAUGHTER
17:27LAUGHTER
17:36And with this, we conclude our brief exam in French conversational.
17:48Derek, you have done very well.
17:50I'm happy to tell you that you've achieved the distinction.
17:57Oh, please.
17:58Oh, please.
17:58Oh, please.
18:00Oh, please.
18:01Oh, please.
18:01Fantastic.
18:02Oh, well, well, yeah.
18:03Well, Madeleine, super.
18:05Superbe.
18:05Vous avez vraiment fait des efforts.
18:07Merci.
18:08Merci beaucoup.
18:09Je vous donne un mérite.
18:11J'espère que vous nous joindriez pour le gros intermédiaire.
18:16Euh...
18:16Oui.
18:16Oui.
18:17Superbe.
18:18Superbe.
18:19Ah.
18:19À bientôt.
18:20Au revoir.
18:21Merci.
18:21Au revoir.
18:22Merci.
18:28Tuez-les.
18:37What have we got, Tom?
18:38We know Hussein's men have planted the EMP somewhere in this sector of the city but,
18:42to get its exact location I'm gonna have to hack that central network.
18:45I take it that's not gonna be easy.
18:46I wish.
18:47Their firewalls and encryption algorithms are state of the arts.
18:49Well, can you do it?
18:49I don't know.
18:50Hang on.
18:51I might be onto something.
18:52There's a trace of server-activity leading to a mainframe in Zurich.
18:55Christ, this could be it.
18:56Right.
18:56That EMP's gotta be located and neutralised.
18:58No-one leaves this room until we've found it.
19:00I pretend I didn't hear that, Andrew.
19:02So?
19:03Your designated lunch hour begins in two minutes.
19:06Now, what do I always say?
19:07For staff to function, they have to lunction.
19:10But what kind of a boss would I be if I didn't practise what I preach, hmm?
19:14Where would my staff morale-o-meter be then?
19:17In this case, sir, I really don't think that matters.
19:19The EMP's about to detonate!
19:20And your blood sugar level's about to crash through the floor.
19:23Now, come on, you guys.
19:24They're doing a meal deal round the corner.
19:26Buy a roasted winter vegetable panini.
19:28Get a free sparkling mineral water.
19:30Go on, get your coats, I'll bring the Sudoku.
19:38And that's expected to last at least a fortnight, so do avoid that.
19:42Science now, and Britain's Einsteins are a go-go over a new theory
19:47which it's thought will revolutionise our understanding of life,
19:50the universe and pretty much everything else.
19:54Heterotic supersymmetry is said to combine elements of string theory
19:57with a new take on, now, hang on, quantum chromodynamics.
20:02Try saying that when you've had a few.
20:04And it's the brainchild of Professor Alan King.
20:08Professor King, good morning.
20:09Good morning.
20:10Can you just briefly take us through this new theory of yours,
20:14in layman's terms?
20:16No.
20:19All I'm after is just a broad stroke explanation, if you like.
20:24There isn't one.
20:26OK.
20:27Well, what if you were to take us through the whole thing,
20:31starting with the real basics and just working our way up?
20:33OK, yeah, yeah.
20:34We could definitely do that.
20:35Great.
20:35It will take quite a long time.
20:36How long?
20:3711 years.
20:39Right, I'm being told we don't have quite that long.
20:42Professor, some of our viewers are quite smart.
20:45Perhaps there is someone watching at the moment
20:47who's capable of understanding your theory?
20:50There isn't.
20:51How can you be so sure?
20:52Because Graham's on holiday and Chung Yao's dead.
20:56Professor King, thank you.
20:58My pleasure.
21:01And so the evening had been replete with the requisite amounts
21:03of both Toodle and Pip,
21:05until things as they are wont to do on these occasions
21:07started to get somewhat out of hand.
21:09So much so that the old long arm of the L
21:12was obliged to pay us a visit.
21:14Then I believe I can deduce the fateful outcome of your soiree, sir?
21:19Remarkable feel.
21:20No doubt egged on by your fellow Idiots Club committee members,
21:23you informed the unfortunate constable that his shoelaces were untied
21:26before making off with his helmet.
21:28No, I smashed a glass in his face,
21:30stabbed him repeatedly with a steak knife,
21:32and then kicked his head in.
21:33I really have the most terrible ninker boop.
21:37Right.
21:37I gather the young constable clings to life,
21:39as the poets would have it.
21:41But even so, I expect the peelers
21:42will be more than a little keen to whisk me off to Chokey.
21:45Indeed, sir.
21:46So now then, Veal,
21:47I need you to devise one of your famous schemes
21:49to extract me from this ghastly syllabub.
21:53Perhaps, if so, were to find someone
21:55with an uncanny resemblance to yourself, sir.
21:57Of course, Cousin Thomas.
21:59We're the very spit of each other.
22:00Brilliant, Veal.
22:01And if you cudgel him into a stupor
22:03and cut out his tongue with a paring knife,
22:04he won't be able to barely well defend himself in court.
22:07Veal, you've done it again.
22:10Have I, sir?
22:11Well, it's gratified, sir.
22:15Oh, it doesn't get much better than this.
22:20What?
22:22Phil, no, we can't.
22:26No, it wouldn't be hygienic.
22:28Perfect.
22:29So what I've got in mind is very dirty indeed.
22:35Oh, Jesus Christ.
22:37No, Jim Talon.
22:41Only joking.
22:42His face.
22:45Oh, it's a cracking facility, this, isn't it?
22:47Aloha.
22:48Aloha.
22:49Actually, no, hang on, Jim.
22:50No, not aloha.
22:51What's going on?
22:52How long are you down there?
22:53Oh, er, just under four minutes, yeah.
22:56Trying to start me brain of oxygen
22:57to try and forget me wife
22:59for enough with a DJ.
23:00It's our wedding reception.
23:02Oh, yeah.
23:03Sorry, Jim.
23:04How are you coping?
23:04Yeah, all right, Phil.
23:05Let it go, mate.
23:06You're like a dog with a bone, you shithouse.
23:10I think I need to start me brain of oxygen again.
23:12See you in a bit.
23:15Come on.
23:16He's just a bit lonely.
23:17Yeah, I know.
23:18I just think I'm getting compassion fatigue,
23:20or at least Jim Talon fatigue.
23:22It's just everywhere you look.
23:25Oh.
23:27Oh, it's the business, this, isn't it?
23:29Aye.
23:30I'm so relaxed, I could pee.
23:38Relax, OK?
23:40Ho-a-kahi-kahi-kei-aloha.
23:44Aye, do you mind doing the other foot, Phil?
23:46Have you already done that one?
23:47Go on.
23:48Go on.
23:48Oh, mighty.
23:50Oh.
23:51Now, I'll keep telling you.
23:53Jim Talon.
23:53Aye.
23:56Hey, Phil, you want to give your shoulder a wash?
23:58You've got a bit of a mark there.
23:59Oh, no, it's not a mark.
24:02Well, it is, in a way, honey.
24:03It's a mark of our love.
24:05We went to the tattooist today, Jim.
24:06It wasn't planned.
24:07We were just feeling a bit reckless.
24:09Aye, enough respect, Phil.
24:10Let's have a look.
24:11There you go.
24:12Oh, hi-kahi-kahi-haloha.
24:15What's that name?
24:16Be one in love.
24:17Be one in love.
24:18Oh, that is nice.
24:19And look.
24:20It's mine, look.
24:20You see?
24:21Oh, that is so beautiful, aye?
24:23You guys have got me in tears now, because, you know, you two are just so happy.
24:28Come on.
24:29You know, the really amazing thing, I've got a tattoo today as well.
24:34Yeah.
24:34Mine's of a DJ being strangled by a snake.
24:40I can make the snake move, look.
24:49What's the status?
24:50Ruth's managed to get through the primary firewall, but it's still locked down pretty tight.
24:53How long?
24:53Ten minutes, fifteen at the outside.
24:55No, we might not have that, Ruth.
24:56We'll borrow time as it is.
24:57And coming back from lunch via the toy museum really didn't help.
25:01I could, um, try the satellite networks.
25:03Do it!
25:04Come on, that EMP could detonate any second.
25:06Ruth, check the intel again.
25:07Sir, I can only do one thing at a time.
25:09No, it looks like you could do with some help.
25:11I think I may have the solution.
25:13I'm assigning a new top-notch specialist to your team.
25:16Oh, thank you, sir.
25:17Meet Susie, from Wellness in the Workplace.
25:20What?
25:22She's a masseuse, Andrew.
25:24Tension is the real ticking bomb.
25:26Time to take off that stress fest.
25:28Sir, this is ridiculous.
25:29Come on.
25:30We really don't have time for this.
25:31Sir, I think I've cracked their sanctuary protocols.
25:34What now?
25:34What?
25:35Ow!
25:36Let's try and relax, sir.
25:38Don't go asking for a happy ending.
25:43You know, we're often accused of being a pair of old stick-in-the-mucks.
25:47Overly conservative, set in our ways.
25:49But nothing can be further from the truth, could it, Fife?
25:51Not true at all.
25:52Hmm.
25:52I'm very fond of Turkish food, for example.
25:56He is, he is.
25:57And Fife here enjoys experimenting with recreational drugs.
26:01What is the pharmaceutical du jour, Fife?
26:04Amphetamines mainly, some MDMA.
26:06You like to sprinkle it over your cornflakes, don't you?
26:09Well, it depends what it's been cut with.
26:12And just to show that we're not scared of moving with the times,
26:14we've even decided to upgrade our piano.
26:17Brabans of Fife, 2.0.
26:19Then I believe you have a costume change to go with that.
26:22Oh, yeah.
26:25And I hope this song goes some way to prove what a pair of swingers we actually are.
26:33What must it be like to be gay?
26:39In truth, I can't honestly say.
26:45To me, there's something silly about another man's willing
26:52that would really only get in the way.
26:59What must it be like to be gay?
27:02What do you do?
27:04How do you do it?
27:05What do you say?
27:06In the bedroom, do you toss a coin?
27:09Or can you just assume
27:10that each of you will know exactly who does what to who?
27:17Better to give than to receive, they say.
27:20I wonder if that's true.
27:22When you're gay, when you're gay, when you're gay.
27:25It's not all about the bedroom when you're gay.
27:29There's Liza Minnelli.
27:31Old subs on the telly.
27:32And Ronnie Craig.
27:33We get a lovely camp perspective
27:36on all sorts of things in life.
27:38Interior design becomes a joy and not a strife.
27:42And cottaging no longer means wet weekends with the wife.
27:46When you're gay, when you're gay, when you're gay.
27:50But let's be serious for a minute, if we may.
27:54It can't all be fun and laughter being gay.
28:00Certain folks intolerance puts a spanner in the works.
28:04One suspects it's double bluffing.
28:06Perhaps they're jealous of the perks.
28:08Because you can drench yourself in sea winds and party till it hurts.
28:13When you're gay, when you're gay, when you're gay.
28:18When you're gay, when you're gay, when you're gay.
28:50Secondary firewall down.
28:51Come on, Tom.
28:52Interrating the access codes.
28:5320 seconds.
28:54We're through.
28:55We just need to retrieve the satellite coordinate.
28:57Coming through now.
29:00What?
29:00What?
29:01We've lost power, sir.
29:03The entire network's gone down.
29:04Everything's offline.
29:055.30, gentlemen.
29:08Go home.
29:12Go home.
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