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Realizando una expedición en el Himalaya, se tropiezan con la cueva de un yeti. Capturan a la criatura y lo transportan a Los Angeles, donde se escapa, mientras que los funcionarios se debaten si es animal o humano.
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00:00:08The mysterious Himalayas, spanning the entire distance between India and Tibet, somewhere
00:00:17up in this vast, desolate section of our world, live a strange species whose existence has
00:00:25baffled science for centuries. In recent years, many anthropologists have pondered the new
00:00:33reports of these creatures. The question is always the same. Are they man or beast?
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00:02:07There's no one here.
00:02:09Oh, I just hope I can find a bed.
00:02:11I'd rather find Erickson. I didn't see his outfit. I hope we're not late.
00:02:16If he's left, we'll have to follow him. That's easily said, Connie. We've come this far, we'll
00:02:24keep going. Speak English? No, dear. We're looking for Dr. Erickson. Is he here?
00:02:32Kong. When? Tomorrow. You mean yesterday. Do you know where? Mountain.
00:02:42Hello. What are you doing up here? I'm just too tired to go into it. I'm Trevor Hudson. This is
00:02:49Connie Hayward. Steve Cameron. Hayward? I met a man named Hayward. Dr. James Hayward here a few weeks back. My
00:02:56brother. And the reason we're here.
00:02:59Oh, he left ten days ago to set up camp for the Erickson expedition. And Professor Erickson? Erickson left yesterday
00:03:05morning.
00:03:06Then we'll have to follow him.
00:03:10You mean you don't know the purpose of Dr. Erickson's expedition? Only that he's been preparing it for years.
00:03:16Well, his purpose is to capture one of the abominable snowmen. That's what the natives call the Yeti.
00:03:22A kind of people covered with hair, supposedly living above the 21,000 foot level.
00:03:27Covered with hair?
00:03:29What do you mean? A kind of people?
00:03:32Nobody seems to know whether they're man or beast.
00:03:36Everyone thought they were a fable until some famous explorers found traces of them just before World War I.
00:03:42Since then, many people have claimed to have seen them.
00:03:44Did you know about this?
00:03:45Well, I knew Dr. Erickson was hunting snowmen, but I thought they were fossil relics of the Ice Age.
00:03:53Do you believe these stories?
00:03:55Well, Erickson's a famous anthropologist.
00:03:58Are these Yeti dangerous?
00:04:00I've seen four expeditions go up in search of the Yeti.
00:04:04And each has lost at least one man.
00:04:06Well, that's settled it, Connie.
00:04:08I'm not letting you endanger your life by going any farther.
00:04:11You can't go beyond this point anyway.
00:04:13You won't be able to get guides.
00:04:15You'll never make it alone.
00:04:16Why can't we get guides?
00:04:18They won't go out on anything connected with the Yeti hunt.
00:04:21Unless a certain guide named Varga leads them.
00:04:24And Erickson's got him.
00:04:25Mr. Cameron, do you know where Erickson's camp will be?
00:04:30I have a rough idea.
00:04:31Would you lead us up?
00:04:34You know what you're asking?
00:04:36Mr. Cameron, I'm willing to pay any price for your assistance.
00:04:40It's urgent that I get to my brother.
00:04:43We can get lost out there and he'd never find us.
00:04:45I'll have to risk that.
00:04:47You're a very determined person, Miss Hayward.
00:04:49Yes, Mr. Cameron.
00:04:52Determined to save my brother's life.
00:04:55Well.
00:04:58We'd have to leave right away if we expect to catch Erickson before he reaches deep snow.
00:05:03You'll go.
00:05:06I know you two would never make it alone.
00:05:09Thank you, Mr. Cameron.
00:05:12I'm very grateful.
00:05:30I know you two would never make it alone.
00:05:49I know you two would never make it wewer.
00:05:51I know you two would never make it alone.
00:08:25We can make another couple of miles before nightfall.
00:08:28Let's camp here and push ourselves tomorrow.
00:08:32We'll never catch up with Erickson sitting here.
00:08:34I can't go another step.
00:08:39We'll stay with the party.
00:08:41She says stay, we stay.
00:08:44We'll go on.
00:08:47Connie, this is stupid.
00:08:49You're killing yourself.
00:08:50We'll keep going.
00:08:52We'll keep going.
00:09:25if we're lucky we may see them tomorrow you've been saying that for two days i wasn't saying it
00:09:31to hear myself talk i don't enjoy this pushing any more than you do but it's our only hope to
00:09:37overtake erickson don't blame steve hud i'm the one who's doing the pushing we'll stay with our
00:09:42schedule daylight to dusk you might as well take it gracefully if this isn't the weirdest nonsense
00:09:49somebody thinks he saw a yeti 40 years ago this gives erickson the idea to capture one
00:09:54and i find myself stuck up in the wilds of the himalayas just because your brother happened
00:10:02i'm sorry but you've got to admit it doesn't make much sense what do you want us to do turn
00:10:07back
00:10:08look hud i didn't ask you to come on this trip you volunteered if you want to turn back go
00:10:14ahead
00:10:23you may be getting a touch of the altitude it affects some people he has a touch of feeling
00:10:28sorry for himself i guess you never really know people unless you go through something like this
00:10:36he'll come around you better get some rest tired as i've been i can't sleep
00:10:44guilty conscience my brother jim ever since you mentioned these snowmen i've been all the more
00:10:53worried what's your theory about it i don't have any all i know is what i've read and heard from
00:10:59the natives has anyone ever had a good look at them i talked to a man once who was supposed
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00:11:05have seen one through his glasses he claimed they walked upright like a man
00:11:13how can anyone live in that cold i can't answer that nothing grows up there it's too high for animal
00:11:20life your guess is as good as anybody's dr erickson really thinks he'll contact one certainly hopes to
00:11:29i had a long talk with them one night do you really think we'll catch up with them tomorrow
00:11:35oh i figure we picked up a day on them
00:11:56take another look what good will it do even if you see them we can't hail them to stop
00:12:02we better find them soon we've made this trip up here for nothing
00:12:09why because all this snow move in six different directions how could i have got mixed up in this
00:12:16thing because you wanted to help me well so you said
00:12:27i got him where how far straight over there
00:12:38is there any way to signal them
00:12:43they may hear this
00:12:47did they hear it they haven't turned
00:12:57doctor
00:13:00i hear a gunshot listen
00:13:07it was a shot
00:13:09who can it be no one hunts this high
00:13:21they're trying to find us with glasses look
00:13:31they're trying to signal us
00:13:34there's a woman now who can they be
00:13:44well they certainly want us we'll wait for them
00:13:48are they stars
00:13:51they're waiting
00:13:52thank god
00:13:56come on let's move
00:14:05cameron what are you doing up here
00:14:07miss hayward
00:14:08how do you do doctor
00:14:10mr hudson doctor
00:14:11how do you do
00:14:11a pleasure doctor
00:14:13miss hayward will do all the explaining
00:14:15hayward are you related to jim
00:14:17my brother
00:14:17you've come way up here to see him
00:14:19i have to but i didn't quite plan it like this
00:14:23we expected to find you in carpo
00:14:25we missed you there
00:14:27missed you at the outpost
00:14:28and here we are
00:14:30well we'll both see him soon
00:14:32we're not very far from camp
00:14:34lucky we heard that shot
00:14:35we'll be in the snow in a few hours
00:14:37you never could have caught us
00:14:40hayward
00:14:41make coffee
00:14:42we might as well camp right here
00:14:44here let me help you with your things
00:14:47thank you
00:14:57so when i heard that new tracks had been sighted
00:15:00and there were fresh rumors about the yeti
00:15:03i decided to see for myself
00:15:06do you really believe it
00:15:07it's hard not to when so many famous men stake their reputations on the fact
00:15:13are they really covered with fur
00:15:15not fur
00:15:17hair
00:15:18fur has no root
00:15:20but hair does
00:15:21we've definitely established that the yeti are covered with a hair quite similar to our own
00:15:31here's the general conception of most scientists
00:15:36it's more beef than man
00:15:38it may be to your eyes
00:15:40but i believe it's human
00:15:46you really want to capture that
00:15:49i think that i'd die happy
00:15:53if i could study them
00:15:57they may be the missing link
00:15:59if they are
00:16:01we've solved a thousand mysteries
00:16:04about
00:16:04you and me
00:16:07i'd hate to tangle with one on a dark night
00:16:09oh i don't think you have to worry about that
00:16:11i wish i hadn't seen that sketch
00:16:13i don't think i'll ever sleep again
00:16:15oh nonsense they're probably just simple people
00:16:19people
00:16:20just hope i don't dream tonight
00:16:26well
00:16:27i guess we'd all better turn in
00:16:34oh
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00:17:02Stop here.
00:17:04Tomorrow, big climb.
00:17:09There it is.
00:17:11Yeti country.
00:17:13As far as I'm concerned, you can have it.
00:17:16If we're lucky and capture one, this trip could make you famous.
00:17:20You can have the fame. I'll take some hot coffee.
00:17:28Magnificent country.
00:17:31It seems to fascinate you as much as it does me.
00:17:35I'm not going up there.
00:17:37I didn't think I'd make that last hill.
00:17:40It was easy for you.
00:17:42A night's rest.
00:17:43No.
00:17:44It's not the climbing here.
00:17:47It's the Yeti.
00:17:50I have a feeling...
00:17:51Come on, Hudson.
00:17:53We need a drink.
00:18:14I saw him, Steve.
00:18:16Steve, there's something wrong.
00:18:18I felt it all day.
00:18:20Nonsense, Connie.
00:18:21I can understand HUD cracking, but...
00:18:23He's watching us right now.
00:18:38Did you see that?
00:18:40He knows we're talking about him.
00:18:43I'll speak to Ericsson when I get a chance.
00:18:47Have you seen much of him before?
00:18:49He's one of the guys that works for Varga.
00:18:51What about this Varga?
00:18:52Can he be trusted?
00:18:53Everyone hires him.
00:18:55And something always happens.
00:18:56Someone always gets killed.
00:19:00They'll see what I can find out.
00:19:02I'll let a word of this to the others.
00:19:05I'll keep my eye on the guy tomorrow as we go up.
00:19:30I'll let a word of this.
00:19:37I'll let a word of this.
00:20:36I'll let a word of this.
00:20:54The more I see of this country,
00:20:57the more I'm convinced the Yeti are a myth.
00:21:02Look, what could live in a place like that?
00:21:07That's part of the mystery.
00:21:09What about you?
00:21:10Ever see a Yeti?
00:21:14No, see.
00:21:15Ever meet anybody who did?
00:21:18See, Yeti.
00:21:21Die.
00:21:24Let's move out.
00:21:25Let's go.
00:21:27Let's go.
00:21:34Let's go.
00:21:58I wonder where they make camp.
00:22:01I don't see it.
00:22:05Camp, they were supposed to set up tents.
00:22:09Let's have a look.
00:22:11Let's have a look.
00:23:07Let's have a look.
00:23:09Let's have a look.
00:23:11This didn't happen today.
00:23:13How do you figure it, Doc?
00:23:14I'm baffled.
00:23:16Everything's ripped apart.
00:23:18We'll be getting dark pretty soon.
00:23:21We're going to be stuck.
00:23:22We may as well be stuck comfortably.
00:23:24We better give you a hand setting up camp.
00:23:26Let's have a look.
00:23:27Let's have a look.
00:23:29Let's have a look.
00:23:42Well, we're in good shape.
00:23:44Guides took off during the night.
00:23:46Left us up here.
00:23:47What?
00:23:48They deserted.
00:23:49Now we're isolated up here with no one to lead us back.
00:23:52Where's Steve?
00:23:53Oh, he and Erickson went out this morning to see if they could find any sign of Jim and Varga.
00:23:59This whole trip was a blunder.
00:24:01If you felt that way, why did you come with me?
00:24:04Because I thought I could talk some sense into you.
00:24:07Oh, look, Hud.
00:24:08This trip has proved we'll never get along.
00:24:11It's been one continual argument ever since we left home.
00:24:48It's funny we don't see a mark, a track, something.
00:24:52How do you figure it, Doc?
00:24:54I've been afraid to mention it.
00:24:57You believe the Yeti got Jim and Varga?
00:24:59Is there any other explanation?
00:25:01I just can't believe it.
00:25:02We'd better get back.
00:25:04What do we tell Connie?
00:25:05Just keep the Yeti out of it.
00:25:07No use worrying her.
00:25:09No use worrying her.
00:25:29Please sign in the west of Mark.
00:25:31Mark!
00:25:32Dr. Erickson!
00:25:34It's good to see you.
00:25:34Mr. Cameron, we meet again.
00:25:37I'm glad you two appeared.
00:25:38Miss Hayward and Mr. Hudson have been quite concerned.
00:25:42Do you know where Jim is?
00:25:43He doesn't.
00:25:44He's as puzzled as we are.
00:25:46Weren't you taken?
00:25:48Didn't you leave the camp together?
00:25:50He left alone.
00:25:52There had been quite a snowfall that night.
00:25:54And I thought I might find some fresh tracks.
00:25:57When I returned that afternoon I found the camp as you had.
00:26:01I've been looking ever since.
00:26:03He must have left tracks in the heavy snow.
00:26:05I tracked him around to the lee side of the west bluff.
00:26:08But beyond that point the wind had obliterated everything.
00:26:11Mr. Varga hasn't given up hope.
00:26:13He says there's a good chance Jim might have holed up somewhere.
00:26:16He was anxious to leave.
00:26:19Too anxious, I thought.
00:26:20Maybe he stumbled onto something and just kept going.
00:26:24Knowing we'd look for him.
00:26:26Yes, we surely will.
00:26:28May I have a word with you alone, Varga?
00:26:31If Miss Hayward will excuse me.
00:26:32Of course.
00:26:33We'll make a thorough search for him in the morning.
00:26:35God willing, we'll find him.
00:26:42Did you find anything, Steve?
00:26:45Nothing.
00:26:46Do you think there's any hope?
00:26:49County, I don't know.
00:26:51Well, I'm not going to give up.
00:26:53If Jim's out there, I'm going to find him.
00:26:57Dead or alive.
00:27:01Come in.
00:27:02Come in, Varga.
00:27:04Can I offer you a drink?
00:27:06Never touch a drop.
00:27:07Is that so?
00:27:09Always thought you climbers liked your nip.
00:27:11You can't mix mountains and whiskey.
00:27:14What about Jim, Varga?
00:27:17I wish I knew.
00:27:18Any ideas?
00:27:20They're referring, of course, to the Yeti.
00:27:22How else can you explain his complete disappearance?
00:27:26As I've told you down below,
00:27:28I think I've made this trip up here more times than any man alive.
00:27:32I've yet to see Yeti or Trax.
00:27:34Then how do you explain these rumors?
00:27:36I don't even try.
00:27:37Every new rumor means more expeditions will make the trip up here.
00:27:41Expeditions are my business.
00:27:43As you know, I've specialized in the evolution of man for over 30 years.
00:27:49I've heard you quoted a thousand times.
00:27:51You deal in theory.
00:27:52I deal in fact.
00:27:53I can't believe that such men as Du Bois, Wagner, Hale, Bishop could be completely wrong.
00:28:01One of them, yes.
00:28:03But four distinguished scientists, each at a different time, different place, have seen the same evidence.
00:28:12Well, tomorrow I shall see for myself.
00:28:15Any plans as to where we can start?
00:28:17I suggest that ridge that runs north and south.
00:28:21I've tried to take other parties over there, but they didn't like the climb.
00:28:25You lead.
00:28:26I'll follow.
00:28:27Well, see you tomorrow then.
00:28:30Good night, Doctor.
00:28:31Good night.
00:29:08Good night.
00:29:28It might be well for us to split up here.
00:29:31The doctor and I will take this side.
00:29:34You three follow that ridge as far as you can.
00:29:37If you see anything, fire a shot.
00:29:38We'll do the same.
00:29:40Look, Miss Hayward.
00:29:42If you do fire a shot, Mr. Cameron, make sure you're in the clear.
00:29:46It could cause a slide.
00:29:48Good luck.
00:29:54There's something about that guy.
00:29:56I've been wanting to say that ever since I met him.
00:29:57He's trying to be helpful.
00:29:59What more could he do?
00:30:00I don't know, Connie.
00:30:02But come on, this isn't finding, Jim.
00:30:04Let's go.
00:32:55The doctor told me that if he didn't return from this high altitude at once, he would die.
00:33:02Did he know that?
00:33:03No, it's a continuous experiment.
00:33:06This altitude factor was revealed only after Jim had already left.
00:33:11Connie.
00:33:13Connie, we've got to go back and organize a regular rescue party or we'll never get to Jim.
00:33:17And what's that supposed to mean?
00:33:19And what's that supposed to mean?
00:33:19It means that I don't trust Varga.
00:33:22I know what you're thinking.
00:33:24But I'm afraid.
00:33:26Maybe I am.
00:33:28But you yourself said that at least one person has been lost in every expedition he has led.
00:33:33And how do you account for the two guides disappearing?
00:33:36I've wondered about that myself.
00:33:38You'll notice Varga hasn't mentioned them.
00:33:40You're jumpy, Hud.
00:33:42All day I've had the feeling someone was watching us.
00:33:46Trailing us.
00:33:50We'll take the same route back.
00:33:52If somebody's watching us, maybe we'll see them.
00:33:56Come on.
00:34:11From this spot, you can see every locale that the Yeti are supposed to have been seen.
00:34:17That peak was where Dubois first found tracks.
00:34:22Over there, Wagner photographed what he claims are Yeti tracks.
00:34:29And right down there, to the spot where Bishop claims he first saw Yeti last year.
00:34:36Weren't you with Bishop?
00:34:37I led the trip.
00:34:39I wasn't with him at the time.
00:34:42Bishop was a friend of mine for 20 years.
00:34:45I don't think he makes such a statement without some good reason.
00:34:50By the way, how was he killed?
00:34:54We never knew.
00:34:55A few days later, he disappeared.
00:34:57Much as Jim has.
00:34:59We searched for days.
00:35:01We lost a great man.
00:35:04I lost a great friend.
00:35:06Did you ever check his discovery spot for tracks?
00:35:09We didn't have much chance.
00:35:11There was four feet of snow that night.
00:35:14Can we pass that spot on the way?
00:35:16If you hurry, I don't want to keep the others waiting.
00:35:20Miss Hayward is concerned enough as it is.
00:35:22I want you to know, Varga, I appreciate your concern for Miss Hayward.
00:35:29I envy Steve.
00:35:31They'll make a fine couple.
00:35:33Steve?
00:35:33I thought it was hot.
00:35:36You're not as observing as I am, Doctor.
00:35:47Take it easy, Connie.
00:35:48Here they come now.
00:35:53Dr. Erickson, did you find any trace of Jim?
00:35:56No, Connie.
00:35:57I'm afraid we didn't.
00:35:58I'm sorry.
00:35:59Neither did we.
00:36:00Where's Hud?
00:36:01Hud?
00:36:02He left us on the climb back to join you.
00:36:04We didn't see him.
00:36:05Something must have happened.
00:36:06We better get out there right away and look for him.
00:36:08I'll break out the flares.
00:36:09It might be dark before we find him.
00:36:15Zach!
00:36:16Dr. Erickson, Steve.
00:36:18There he is.
00:36:21Connie!
00:36:23Zach!
00:36:25Oh!
00:36:29Hud, are you all right?
00:36:30Yes, Connie.
00:36:31I'm all right.
00:36:32What happened, Hud?
00:36:33I've been climbing over an outcropping on my way to join you, Doctor.
00:36:36But I saw some tracks in the snow.
00:36:38Tracks?
00:36:38I followed them for quite a while,
00:36:39till they led me to a large fault in the glacier.
00:36:42I decided not to go any further alone.
00:36:44This is what I've been searching for.
00:36:45Can you lead us back there, Hud?
00:36:46Now?
00:36:47Yes.
00:36:47It'll soon be dark.
00:36:49That's all right.
00:36:50We brought flares.
00:36:51Let's get started.
00:36:53Thirty years I've waited for this.
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00:41:01and i'll never forget it i know what you mean i'm going over to see doc talk to him about
00:41:08varga
00:41:09is varga there now i don't know but if he is i'll try to pin him down don't ever let
00:41:14him think you
00:41:14suspect look connie i'm only concerned about one thing getting us out of this place alive
00:41:22i'll be real cozy with varga come on
00:41:31that's it they wrote i've got to talk to you doc therefore i drew the doc snap out of it
00:41:38that leave me alone don't interrupt me listen doc what i got to tell you concerns that
00:41:44steve don't interrupt me i'll be hours getting down what i saw last night
00:41:48you want to get that back to the states don't ask me such questions of course i do then put
00:41:54it down
00:41:54and listen to me and listen closely and none of us will get out of here alive
00:42:00what where's varga out there somewhere watch the flap if he comes let me know
00:42:08what's the matter steve you act as if you'd lost your mind i almost lost my life last night
00:42:14i don't want to go the way hud did and jim you've learned something about jim i learned our chances
00:42:20to get out aren't worth a nickel varga says they'll never attack they're frightened of guns
00:42:25you saw the way they panicked doc did you see where that club came from
00:42:32i didn't even know you were hit till varga picked you up
00:42:37i know there were no yeti on that side of me
00:42:40but varga was
00:42:43varga why he saved your life
00:42:46for what reason i haven't figured you should thank god we have varga he got us out of there
00:42:52at the risk of his own life you should have seen the way he intimidated him literally chased them
00:42:59doc
00:43:00he's coming
00:43:01not a word about this i'm going to play this straight and you play along
00:43:12you're looking much better mr cameron
00:43:14doc tells me i owe you my life
00:43:16i don't know how much it's worth but i'll try to get even someday
00:43:19it was nothing i'm sure you would have done the same if our
00:43:22positions had been reversed
00:43:30how are you miss hayward i trust no will affects from that harrowing experience
00:43:34i wouldn't like to go through it again
00:43:36well doctor it seems miss hayward and mr cameron don't share our enthusiasm
00:43:41so i suppose we better start making plans for the trip back
00:43:44but before we go
00:43:46would you like to visit the cave
00:43:47i'd like to spend a whole day there
00:43:49i have a dozen questions i'd like answered
00:43:51whenever you're ready
00:43:52mind if i go varga
00:43:54of course not
00:43:55the more the merrier
00:43:57i'd like a day to get over this head
00:43:59it's the biggest hangover i ever had
00:44:01let's make it tomorrow then
00:44:02tomorrow it is
00:44:03good
00:44:04i can take a day to finish up my notes
00:44:07i'll be back in a moment
00:44:09and i'm going to take another look outside
00:44:20keep a lookout
00:44:21doc listen to me
00:44:22you're not beginning all over again
00:44:24doc
00:44:25this man is a phony
00:44:27who or what he is
00:44:28i don't know
00:44:29but he's playing us two ways from the middle
00:44:31how can you talk such nonsense
00:44:33what are you implying
00:44:35because you knew about that cave
00:44:37steve
00:44:38i'm becoming a little impatient with you
00:44:40varga saved your life
00:44:43you should be grateful for that at least
00:44:47i want no more of your
00:44:50fanciful illusions
00:44:51now if you don't mind
00:44:53i'll get back to my work
00:45:00okay doc
00:45:03have it your way
00:45:03come on
00:45:11steve what's the matter with him
00:45:13why won't he listen
00:45:13i'm beginning to think there's something wrong with all of us coming up here
00:45:17are you really going back to that cave
00:45:19you bet i am
00:45:21now this time i'll go prepared
00:45:23but what about me
00:45:25come along
00:45:26steve i couldn't
00:45:27i just couldn't go in that cave again
00:45:30i can't let erickson go along
00:45:32i'm beginning to think varga's trying to pick us off one at a time
00:45:35first it was jim
00:45:36and hunt
00:45:38he figures to get erickson alone
00:45:39then he'll come back for us
00:45:42steve let's get out of here
00:45:44let's go right now
00:45:46please steve please let's go
00:45:48honey we'd never make it down off that mountain alone
00:45:52i don't know what varga's up to but i'm going to find out
00:45:54but i can't stay here alone
00:45:56i can't
00:45:58you're not going to stay here on the tent
00:45:59that would make it too easy for
00:46:01i think i can talk some sense into erickson when we're inside the cave
00:46:06now
00:46:07remember the last place we stopped arrest just before we got here
00:46:11that's where you're going as soon as i pull out with doc and varga
00:46:13stay there until i come
00:46:14i'm supposing you don't
00:46:17i'll come back for you
00:46:21now
00:46:22take all the food you can carry
00:46:24steve
00:46:24if he comes first
00:46:27i'll jump
00:46:29you know
00:46:30i think you would
00:46:35steve
00:46:36hello steve
00:46:37coming doc
00:46:43try this
00:46:44see if it's too heavy
00:46:45i can handle it
00:46:46hide it
00:46:46as soon as we're out of sight start back down
00:46:48honey don't lose it or we don't need all the way down
00:46:51i'll see what doc wants
00:46:56oh good morning steve
00:46:57morning varga
00:46:58how are things up on the hill
00:46:59i kept watch all night
00:47:01out of sight of them
00:47:02yeah i guess we've seen the last of them
00:47:05oh uh doc's been up all night with his notes
00:47:08maybe he'd like a rest before we start
00:47:10speak for yourself steve
00:47:11i'll be right with you
00:47:13is miss hayward coming with us
00:47:14ah she wanted to but i talked her out of it
00:47:16i'm glad
00:47:17she's had enough trouble as it is
00:47:20by the way
00:47:21i did find this
00:47:26thanks
00:47:28i just hope i don't have to use it
00:47:30i'll get ready
00:47:58i'll get ready
00:48:17I don't know how you do it, Varga.
00:48:19These climbs never seem to bother you.
00:48:22I've spent most of my life climbing.
00:48:24It comes as naturally to me as sitting at a desk does to you.
00:48:28It seems unreasonable to be warm in temperature like this.
00:48:32I can remember really being warm in Calcutta.
00:48:36That heat was just too much for me.
00:48:38What does the Himalayan guy do in Calcutta?
00:48:41Good question.
00:48:42My father was stationed there, so I started my early schooling.
00:48:46But it didn't work out, so he shipped me to Sweden where the temperature was more to my liking.
00:48:51Didn't the heat affect your father?
00:48:53Not as it did me.
00:48:55Apparently, I take after my mother.
00:48:57She was a mountain woman with Mongol blood.
00:49:00I never knew her.
00:49:01She died at my birth.
00:49:02Are you married, Varga?
00:49:04Never had the time for it.
00:49:06Too bad.
00:49:09Good blood strain like yours should be perpetuated.
00:49:12It makes for strong men.
00:49:14And women, too.
00:49:16Well, the right woman will come along.
00:49:19I'll name my first son Eric.
00:49:22Eric Varga.
00:49:23Sounds good, doesn't it?
00:49:25I'll hold you to that promise.
00:49:27Shall we move on?
00:49:29That was the light snow we had last night.
00:49:32Could move easily.
00:49:34We'd better spread out.
00:49:35Just in case.
00:49:49All right.
00:49:51All right.
00:49:59We'll be right there.
00:50:26Well, we'll be right there.
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00:53:25Steve was right
00:53:27he suspected this
00:53:29you suspect no more
00:53:31that avalanche was time to take care of him
00:53:34I'll kill anyone who insists on these expeditions
00:53:38or if I don't
00:53:40my people will
00:53:43most of them are not developed intellectually it's true they
00:53:46frighten at the sound of a shot
00:53:49but they'll get over that
00:53:50the only reason they wouldn't kill one of you on sight
00:53:53would be because I told them not to
00:53:56you're mad
00:53:59no doctor
00:54:01every move I've made I've planned
00:54:04meticulously
00:54:06I can make you the most famous man alive
00:54:10put me on exhibition
00:54:12no thank you doctor
00:54:14I have other plans for me
00:54:17and for you
00:54:19what possible plans could you have for me
00:54:24I plan to kill you
00:54:26kill me
00:54:28what good will that do
00:54:30kept this secret for centuries
00:54:33no man has ever seen us and lived
00:54:35no man will until we are ready
00:54:39knowing what it would mean to you
00:54:40to find this out about us before you died
00:54:44I thought I'd give you this pleasure
00:54:47you see we are quite human
00:54:50after all
00:54:53let me help you Varga
00:54:55I'm not ready for your kind of help
00:54:57it's obvious to me
00:54:59what your plan is
00:55:01to breed out the Yeti strain
00:55:04but how can you do it without help
00:55:07I being the fifth generation
00:55:09you can see that it's not too
00:55:12difficult to obtain the necessary females
00:55:14you kidnap women
00:55:17there have been five this year
00:55:20now of course there's
00:55:22Connie
00:55:24with her I should be able to
00:55:26head shop two generations
00:55:28our offspring should be most interesting
00:55:32don't you think so doctor?
00:55:37come come doctor
00:55:39a short while ago you were
00:55:41recommending marriage for me
00:55:43have you changed your mind so
00:55:45quickly?
00:55:46I recommended marriage
00:55:48not what you have in mind
00:55:51I had great respect for your
00:55:53short time ago Varga
00:55:55because I thought you were a man apart
00:55:58I was mistaken
00:56:00you're a devil Varga
00:56:01a devil incarnate
00:56:03doctor you disappoint me
00:56:06I thought we could discuss this
00:56:09dispassionately
00:56:10clinically
00:56:11after all it's your own field
00:56:14where a man came from
00:56:17where he's going
00:56:18I'd hope to get some suggestions from you
00:56:21on how we could develop our intellectual side
00:56:25you have nothing to offer?
00:56:30too bad
00:56:32we'll part sooner than I'd expected
00:56:36you don't frighten me Varga
00:56:38my life has been full
00:56:41well said doctor
00:56:44I do this with regret
00:56:46for I've enjoyed your visit
00:56:49we speak the same language in many respects
00:56:56bye doctor
00:56:58bye doctor
00:56:59perhaps we'll meet again
00:57:00in some other incarnation
00:57:22your honor
00:57:27good
00:57:47good
00:57:49good
00:57:49Steve, we were caught in a slide. I saved the doctor, but I'm afraid that...
00:57:51No, no, come on!
00:57:53Edward, you don't have to be afraid. I'm here to help you.
00:57:57Steve!
00:57:59Steve!
00:58:01Steve!
00:58:05Help me!
00:58:26Steve!
00:58:28Steve!
00:58:29Steve!
00:58:35Oh, my God.
00:59:04Oh, my God.
00:59:41All right, let's start down while we have the chance.
00:59:43Steve Barker killed Jim and Dr. Erickson.
00:59:45He told me when I wouldn't go with him.
00:59:47He gives commands to the Yeti.
00:59:48I saw it.
00:59:49I know it all figures.
00:59:50Come on, we can talk later.
01:00:16Dave, look!
01:00:18Come on, Bob.
01:00:19Come on, Bob.
01:00:20Come on.
01:00:22Come on.
01:00:30Come on.
01:00:43Come on.
01:00:48THE END
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01:01:52It's all over, honey.
01:01:54Get a hold of yourself.
01:01:57Take me away from here, Steve.
01:02:00Take me away.
01:02:01Take me away.
01:02:01Take me away.
01:02:01Yeah.
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