00:00My colleague will help you get signed in.
00:02I doubt we'll have too much trouble coming back in the Emperor Villa.
00:10Tell me you're not checking out.
00:14I'm being upgraded, actually.
00:17Of course you are.
00:19You must be important.
00:22Very.
00:24The Emperor Villa will be ready shortly.
00:26Please make yourself comfortable while you wait.
00:29Oh, I'll do that. Thank you.
00:32I didn't catch your name.
00:37I didn't give it.
00:42Attractive mystery woman, one.
00:45St. John Smythe, nil.
00:47Eyes on the ledger, James.
00:48Right, yeah. Ledger. On it.
00:56Ah! My eyes!
00:58Aw, that hurts.
00:59Aw, that hurts.
01:00Aw.
01:01Aw.
01:02Aw.
01:04Aw.
01:23Melon City.
01:23Aw, aw.
01:27Aw.
01:30Aw...
01:32Genomic analysis of merino bacta and its role in alginate biosynthesis
01:37Yeah, I'm in genetics
01:40It's boring science stuff, Mr.
01:44Our names now
01:46John
01:49Teresa
01:50I like boring science stuff
01:52Try me
01:55Okay then, you ask for it
01:59Well, algae are inherently more efficient at carbon removal than terrestrial plants
02:05Their entire surface is dedicated to deactive photosynthesis
02:10They absorb as much carbon as all the plants and trees on land combined
02:15Someone was paying attention in biology class
02:19Only to the parts that mattered most
02:22So, there's this particular strain of algae called chlorella vulgaris
02:27That absorbs more CO2 than any other plant on the planet
02:32That's why I'm here at the convention
02:34To secure funding for this super strain I'm developing
02:39Which will be our most potent weapon against climate change
02:43Potentially
02:44That simple, huh?
02:47That simple
02:53How about another?
02:55Um
02:56The Emperor Villa is ready for you, Mum
03:00They've got a habit of doing that, haven't they?
03:04Uh, perhaps another time?
03:07Oh, would you do it?
03:09I should hope so
03:13See you around, John
03:18All right, Romeo
03:19Step out of it
03:22Something's wrong
03:23It's Lorca
03:24I think she's in trouble
03:25Her heart rate's spiking
03:26And her oxygen levels are falling through the floor
03:28Get to her suite
03:29Now
03:30On the way
03:32Is it lunchtime already?
03:34Either that
03:36Out of the way
03:37Heart rate's at 55 now
03:39Doing as fast as I can
03:4046
03:41Move faster
03:42What the hell is going on?
03:43I don't know
03:43But it's still dropping
03:4555 now
03:46Something's really wrong, James
03:47No shit
03:48I'm almost there
03:49Hey, watch it
03:52Sir, slow down, please
03:54Maybe there's some sort of an emergency
03:56I'm sure everything's fine
03:59Locked
03:59Up there
04:01Lock her, James
04:02Come on
04:06Oh, she's fine
04:12She certainly is
04:29John
04:31Drinking alone was never my forte
04:34Well, I didn't realize you were this thirsty
04:38Parched, actually
04:41You were freediving
04:43Yeah, being a marine biologist
04:46Comes in handy
04:47Oh, what's your number?
04:50Chasing a six at the moment
04:52Six?
04:53Very impressive
04:57People think it's all about the lungs
04:59But
05:00It's all in the mind
05:02A mistake easily made
05:08So what can I get you?
05:10You seem the kind of guy
05:12Who knows what he likes
05:13So let me guess
05:15He don't like it too sweet
05:18He don't like it too complicated
05:20You like it
05:22Straight up
05:27I've been known to experiment
05:35Audio
05:36James
05:37Still on
05:40Tea
05:41Tea
05:42Tea time
05:43Tea
05:43Tea
05:44Tea
05:44Tea
05:44Tea
05:45Teaushi
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