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Dylan
  • 08/06/2025
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07:23Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
07:53Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
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08:57The police urging the public not to panic. There's a helpline number on screen right now if you're worried about friends or family.
09:04The military are on the lookout for more spaceships. Until then, all flights in North American airspace have been grounded.
09:13The army is sending divers into the wreck of the spaceship. No one knows what they're going to find.
09:20The president will address the nation live from the White House, but the secretary general has asked that people watch the skies.
09:27I've got no choice.
09:28You've broken your mother up.
09:29You've broken your mother up.
09:30You've broken your mother up.
09:30I'll make him well.
09:30You've broken your mother up.
09:31I'm trying to listen.
09:35The news is just coming in. We can go to Tom at the embankment.
09:41They've found a body. It's unconfirmed, but I'm being told that a body has been found in the wreckage. A body of non-terrestrial origins. It's been brought ashore.
09:52A body of some sort has been found inside the wreckage of the spacecraft.
09:59Oh, I guess you asked me out. Billy Crew.
10:02Unconfirmed reports say that the body is of extraterrestrial origin. An extraordinary event unfolding here live in central London. The body is being transferred to a secure unit mortuary. The whereabouts as yet unknown. Roads in central London are being...
10:19And when you've stuck your fins on, you can cover the whole lot in buttercream. Ooh, look at that. Then ice it. Any colour you want. Here's one I made a little bit earlier. And look at that. Your very own spaceship ready to eat. And for something a little extra special.
10:34Albion Hospital.
10:35We still don't know whether it's alive or dead. Whitehall is denying everything. But the body has been brought here. Albion Hospital. With the roads closed off, it's the closest to the river.
10:46I'm being told that's General Asquith now entering the hospital.
10:53The building's been evacuated. The patients have been moved out onto the streets. The police still won't confirm the presence of an alien body contained inside those walls.
11:11Let's have a look, then.
11:12Good God.
11:18Let's have a look, then.
11:21Good God.
11:26And that's real? That's not a hoax or a dummy, or...?
11:28I've x-rayed the skull. It's wired up inside like nothing I have seen before.
11:33Oh, mon Dieu.
11:38C'est vrai ?
11:39C'est pas une erreur ou une erreur ou une erreur ?
11:42J'ai essayé de l'œil.
11:44C'est dans l'intérieur comme rien que je n'ai jamais vu avant.
11:47Personne ne peut faire ça.
11:51Nous avons des experts qui sont en train.
11:52Pour qu'ils arrivent,
11:55on va prendre ça.
12:03Excuse me, sir.
12:12Je sais que c'est un moment d'urgence
12:13et il y a beaucoup de rumour qui se passe,
12:15mais est-ce que c'est vrai ce qu'ils disent ?
12:18Sur le Président ?
12:19Oh, c'est Joseph Green, M.P. for Hartley-Dale.
12:49Il est le Président du Parlementaire de la Commission
12:52sur le monitoring des standards de la sugar en confectionerie.
12:56Avec respect,
12:57on a plus d'un important person de ce moment-là.
13:00Indra Ganesh, sir.
13:01J'ai le secretaire de l'EMOB.
13:03Je vais vous faire la liaison.
13:04Où est-ce qu'il est-ce qu'il est ?
13:05Si vous pouvez parler en private, sir.
13:07Faut-moi, upstairs.
13:08Excuse-moi.
13:10Harriet Jones, M.P. pour Flydale-North.
13:12Je m'en suis désolé, mais je n'ai pas d'arrêt.
13:13Mais j'ai eu un appelé à 3.15.
13:16Oui, et puis un espace-chip a crashé au milieu de Londres.
13:18Je pense que le mode a changé.
13:23Vous avez entendu de l'EMOB, sir.
13:25Neu pas que ça.
13:26Où est-ce qu'il est-ce qu'il est ?
13:26Où est-ce qu'il est-ce qu'il est-ce qu'il est-ce qu'il est-ce qu'il est-ce qu'il est-ce que ?
13:28Non-on ne sait, il a disparu.
13:30Je vous informe que avec le gris-chip a l'un de la ville de Londres,
13:32et le cabinet de Londres,
13:34il fait que vous êtes actus,
13:35avec l'immédiat effect.
13:37Oh, Lord.
13:38Oh, hold on.
13:40Pardon me.
13:41J'ai des nervés de la tête.
13:42Anyway...
13:48Margaret Dwayne, she's without my phone.
13:50There's no more information, sir.
13:52I personally escorted the Prime Minister from the Cabinet Room to his car.
13:55This is Oliver Charles, transport liaison.
13:57The car's disappeared.
13:59There's no record of it, sir. It literally vanished.
14:02Right, sir, inside, tell me everything.
14:05Uh, sir?
14:08The emergency protocols.
14:10Detailing the actions to be taken by the Government of Great Britain in the event of an alien encosion.
14:15Right. Good. Blimey.
14:18Pardon me.
14:20Let's work, eh?
14:40Well, don'tl doz.
14:42Why, don'tl doz.
14:43Why, if you take on the物...
14:44What, doz?
14:50I'm not.
14:51Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
15:21...and you're just wondering.
15:23Nothing to do with me. It's not an invasion.
15:25That was a genuine crash landing.
15:27Angle of descent, colour of smoke, everything. It was perfect.
15:30So...
15:30So maybe this is it. First contact.
15:33The day mankind officially comes into contact with an alien race.
15:37I'm not interfering, because you've got to handle this on your own.
15:40That's when the human race finally grows up.
15:43Just this morning, you're all tiny and small and made of clay.
15:45Now you can expand.
15:48You don't need me. Go and celebrate history.
15:50Spend some time with your mum.
15:51Promise you won't disappear.
15:58I'll tell you what.
16:00TARDIS key.
16:02About time you had one.
16:03See you later.
16:04Oi, Gorgeous! Come back and join the party!
16:25Oh, my God.
16:36Oh, my God.
16:40Oh, my God.
25:15What's going on here?
26:43les gens se trouvent dans le sang de un bébé,
26:45le collant à un bébé et le disait un mérid.
26:48Maintenant, quelqu'un a pris un bébé,
26:50a ouvert son cerveau,
26:51a l'écouté les morceaux,
26:52a l'écouté dans ce bateau,
26:54a l'écouté une bombe.
26:55Il devait être terrifié.
26:58Ils ont pris cet animal
26:59et a l'écouté dans une blague.
27:01Donc, c'est un faux,
27:03un prétend,
27:04comme le mérid.
27:06Mais la technologie augmente son cerveau
27:08n'est comme rien sur Terre.
27:10C'est un alien.
27:12Les aliens sont les aliens.
27:14Pourquoi ils font ça ?
27:17Doctor ?
27:19Doctor ?
27:24Doctor ?
27:35Here's to the Martians !
27:37Martians !
28:08Your mother, whispering around the estate, pointing a finger, stuck through my letterbox, and all because of you.
28:13I don't think I'd be gone so long.
28:15And I waited for you, Rose, 12 months, waiting for you and the doctor to come back.
28:19Hold on, you knew about the doctor? Why didn't you tell me?
28:24Yeah, yeah, why not, Rose? How could I tell her where you went?
28:28Tell me now.
28:29I might as well, because you're stuck here. The doctor's gone.
28:33Just now, that box thing just faded away.
28:36What do you mean?
28:36He's left you. Some boyfriend he turned out to be.
28:47He wouldn't just go. He promised me.
28:49Oh, he's dumped you, Rose. Selled off into space. How does it feel, huh?
28:53Now you are left behind with the rest of us earthlings. Get used to it.
28:58He would have said.
28:58What are you two chimps going on about? What's going on? What's this doctor done now?
29:03Oh, he's vamoosed.
29:05He's not, because he gave me this.
29:07He's not my boyfriend, Mickey. He's better than that. He's much more important.
29:12I said so.
29:22Mum? Mum? Go inside. Mum, don't stand there. Just go inside. Just... Mum, go...
29:27How'd you do that, then?
29:40All right, so I lied. I went and had a look. But the whole crash landing's a fake. I thought so. It's just too perfect. I mean, hitting Big Ben. Come on. So I thought, let's go and have a look at the pirate.
29:54My mum's here.
29:56Oh, that's just what I need. Don't you dare make this place domestic.
30:00You ruined my life, doctor. They thought she was dead. I was a murder suspect because of you.
30:05You see what I mean? Domestic.
30:07I bet you don't even remember my name.
30:09Ricky.
30:10It's Mickey.
30:10No, it's Ricky.
30:11I think I know my own name.
30:12You think you know your own name. How stupid are you?
30:14Mum, don't. Don't go anywhere. Don't start a fight.
30:19Mum, it's not like that. It's not...
30:22I'll be up in a minute. Hold on.
30:24That was a real spaceship.
30:28Yep.
30:29So it's all a pack of lies. What is it then that they invading?
30:32Funny way to invade, putting the world on red alert.
30:36Good point. So, what are you up to?
30:41As the crisis continues and the government shows a remarkable lack of leadership paranoia sweeps the country.
30:47There have been at least three reports of public assaults on people falsely identified as aliens.
30:53Now back to Tom Hitchenson.
30:55Are there more ships to come?
30:57And what is their intention?
31:00The authorities are now asking if anyone knows anything.
31:04If any previous sighting has been made, then call this number.
31:08We need your help.
31:10Yes. I've seen one. I really have. An alien. And she's with him. My daughter, she's with him. And she's not safe. Oh, my God. She's not safe.
31:15I've seen an alien. And I know his name. He's called the doctor. It's a box. A blue box. He called it a TARDIS.
31:52So, what are you doing down there?
31:59Ricky.
32:00Mickey.
32:01Ricky.
32:03If I was to tell you what I was doing to the controls of my, frankly, magnificent time ship, would you even begin to understand?
32:10I suppose not.
32:11Shut it, then.
32:12Some friends you got.
32:20He's running you up.
32:24I am sorry.
32:26Okay.
32:27I am, though.
32:34Every day I looked.
32:37On every street corner, wherever I went, looking for a blue box for a whole year.
32:41It's only been a few days for me.
32:43I don't know. It's...
32:45It's hard to tell inside this thing, but I swear, it's just a few days since I left you.
32:53Not enough time to miss me, then.
32:56I did miss you.
33:03I missed you.
33:04So, um, in 12 months, have you been seeing anyone else?
33:13No.
33:15Okay.
33:16Mainly because everyone thinks I murdered you.
33:19Right.
33:20Okay.
33:24So, now that you've come back, are you going to stay?
33:30Got it.
33:34Ha-ha!
33:36Patched in the radar.
33:37Looped it back 12 hours, so it followed the flight of that spaceship.
33:40Here we go.
33:41Hold on.
33:41Come on.
33:44That's the spaceship on its way to Earth.
33:47See?
33:48Except, hold on.
33:51See, the spaceship did a slingshot round the Earth before it landed.
33:54What does that mean?
33:55It means it came from Earth in the first place.
33:57It went up and came back down.
33:59Whoever those aliens are, they haven't just arrived.
34:01They've been here for a while.
34:02The question is, what they've been doing?
34:04What do you think?
34:12How's the compression?
34:13I think I've got too much ballast round the middle.
34:17Oh, that's better.
34:19We've really got to fix the gas exchange.
34:21It's getting ridiculous.
34:22I don't know.
34:22It seems very human to me.
34:24Better get rid of your skin.
34:27Shane.
34:28I quite enjoyed being all of her.
34:31You had a wife, a mistress, and a young farmer.
34:33Come on.
34:37God, I was busy.
34:41Back to work.
34:42I have an army to command.
34:44Careful now.
34:46Not there yet.
34:54General Asquist.
34:55Sir, we've had a priority alarm.
34:57It's Code 9 confirmed, Code 9.
34:59How do you mind?
35:00Why, good.
35:01Code 9?
35:02Which would mean...
35:05Well, in the event of the emergency protocols being activated,
35:10we've got software which automatically searches all communications for key words.
35:14And one of those words is doctor.
35:16I think we found him, sir.
35:17What sort of doctor?
35:19Who is he?
35:19Well, evidently, he's some sort of expert in extraterrestrial affairs.
35:22The ultimate expert.
35:24We need him, sir.
35:25We need him here right now.
35:26How many channels do you get?
35:35All the basic packages.
35:36You get the sports channel?
35:37Yes, I get the football.
35:39Hold on, I know that one.
35:40Yet, but it's looking likely that the government's bringing in alien specialists, those people
35:45who've devoted their lives to studying outer space.
35:49UNIT.
35:50United Nations Intelligence Task Force.
35:52Good people.
35:53Oh, do you know him?
35:53Because he's worked for them.
35:56Oh, yeah, don't think I sat on my backside for 12 months, doctor.
35:59I read off on you.
36:00You look deep enough on the internet or in the history books and there's his name,
36:04followed by a list of the dead.
36:05That's nice.
36:06Good boy, Ricky.
36:07If you know him, why don't you go now?
36:08You wouldn't recognize me.
36:09I've changed a lot since the old days.
36:12Besides, the world's on a knife edge.
36:14There's aliens out there and fake aliens want to keep this alien out of the mix.
36:18I'm going undercover.
36:20And I better keep the tireless out of sight.
36:22Ricky, you've got a car.
36:24You can do some driving.
36:25Where to?
36:26The roads are clearing.
36:27Let's go and have a look at that spaceship.
36:30Do not move.
36:32Step away from the barbers.
36:33Raise your hand.
36:34You'll have to raise the rig.
36:37Take me to your leader.
37:07This is a bit posh.
37:15If an onion was going to be like this, being arrested, I would have done it years ago.
37:18We're not being arrested.
37:19We're being escorted.
37:21Where to?
37:22Where do you think?
37:24Downing Street.
37:26You're kidding.
37:27I'm not.
37:2910 Downing Street?
37:30That's the one.
37:30Oh, my God.
37:33I'm going to 10 Downing Street.
37:35How come?
37:36I hate to say it, but Mickey was right.
37:37Over the years, I've visited this planet a lot of times, and I've been noticed.
37:42Now they need you.
37:43Like it said on the news, they're gathering experts in alien knowledge.
37:46And who's the biggest expert of the lot?
37:49Patrick Moore.
37:50Apart from him.
37:51Oh, don't you just love it?
37:54Oh, I'm telling you.
37:54Lloyd George.
37:55He used to drink me under the table.
37:57Who's the prime minister now?
37:58I just don't know I missed a year.
38:00Oh, my God.
38:24Oh, my God.
38:24So she's all right, then?
38:29She's not in any trouble?
38:31Well, all I can say is that your daughter and her companion might be in a position to help
38:34the country.
38:36But I'll need to know how she made contact with this man, if he is a man.
38:41Oh.
38:43Right, off you go, then.
38:44I'll need to talk with Mrs. Tyra on my own.
38:46Thank you.
38:58Harriet Jones, MP, Flydale North.
39:10Ladies and gentlemen, can we convene?
39:13Quick as we can, please.
39:14It's this way on the right, and can I remind you, ID cards are to be worn at all times.
39:19Here's your ID card.
39:20I'm sorry.
39:21Your companion doesn't have clearance.
39:22I don't go anywhere without her.
39:24You're the code knight, not her.
39:25I'm sorry, doctor.
39:28It's a doctor, isn't it?
39:29She'll have to stay outside.
39:31She's staying with me.
39:32Look, even I don't have clearance to go in there.
39:34I can't let her in, and that's a fact.
39:36That's all right.
39:36You go.
39:37Excuse me.
39:38Are you the doctor?
39:39Are you sure?
39:39Not now.
39:40We're busy.
39:40Can't you go home?
39:41I just need a word.
39:42In fact.
39:43You haven't got clearance.
39:44Now leave it.
39:45I'm going to have to leave you with security.
39:47It's all right.
39:48I'll look after her.
39:50Let me be of some use.
39:53Walk with me.
39:54Just keep walking.
39:56That's right.
39:58Don't look around.
40:00Harriet Jones, MP, Flydale North.
40:01This friend of yours, he's an expert, is that right?
40:27He knows about aliens.
40:32Why do you want to know?
40:33Oh.
40:42Ladies and gentlemen, if I could have your attention, please.
40:44As you can see from the summaries in front of you, the ship had one porcine pilot.
40:48Of course, the really interesting bit happened three days ago.
40:51See?
40:52Filed away under any other business.
40:54The North Sea.
40:55A satellite detected a signal.
40:57A little blip of radiation at 100 fathoms.
41:00Like there's something down there.
41:02You were just about to investigate.
41:03Next thing you know, this happens.
41:05Spaceships, pigs, massive diversion.
41:07From what?
41:07They turned the body into a suit.
41:10A disguise for the thing.
41:11It's all right.
41:13I believe you.
41:15It's alien.
41:18But there must have some serious technology behind this.
41:21We could find it.
41:23We could use it.
41:28Oh, my God.
41:29Harriet, for God's sake.
41:30This has gone beyond a joke.
41:31You cannot just wander.
41:34Oh, my God.
41:35That's the Prime Minister.
41:39If aliens fake an alien crash, an alien pilot, what do they get?
41:46Us.
41:48They get us.
41:51It's not a diversion.
41:52It's a trap.
41:54Oh.
41:57There's someone being naughty.
42:05It was bigger on the inside.
42:07I don't know.
42:08What do I know about spaceships?
42:10That's what worries me.
42:12You see, this man is classified as trouble.
42:15Which means that anyone associated with him is trouble.
42:19And that's my job.
42:23Eliminating trouble.
42:29That's not possible.
42:32He left this afternoon.
42:35I mean, the Prime Minister left Downing Street.
42:36He was driven away.
42:37And who told you that?
42:42Hmm?
42:46Me.
42:51This is all about us.
42:53Alien experts.
42:54The only people with the knowledge how to fight them.
42:56Gathered together in one room.
43:00Excuse me.
43:01Do you mind not farting while I'm saving the world?
43:03Would you rather silent but deadly?
43:05I'm sorry.
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