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00:00:00Transcription by CastingWords
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00:02:29Do you recognize it?
00:02:35Dr. Tiptree started out in the 70s working on genetic alternatives to pesticides.
00:02:42For her PhD, she bred this ugly fellow right out of existence, eliminating an entire subspecies from the face of the earth.
00:02:52She instantly became a hero to some and public enemy number one to others.
00:02:57At one time or another, Dr. Tiptree was associated with each of your institutions.
00:03:06She disappeared from academia, government, and the private sector some years ago.
00:03:13Now she can't be on a federal grant, or I know about it.
00:03:18I mean to know who's got her.
00:03:20She's been with us for more than a year, but she insisted on working quietly.
00:03:27How come we haven't seen any Eunice patents?
00:03:30Grant applications with her name on it?
00:03:32Her contract gives her three years of sequestered R&D.
00:03:37We cannot legally interfere in her research for another 18 months without forfeiting our patents.
00:03:45Well, thank you.
00:03:53Please.
00:03:55No more surprises.
00:03:56No more scares.
00:04:06No more scares.
00:04:08No more 선생님 on it.
00:04:10No check in and out.
00:04:13No sorry.
00:04:14No parts.
00:04:17No.
00:04:18No.
00:04:18any obviously oversized eggs any extraneous organic matter what the hell is extraneous
00:04:47organic matter that's my wife you're talking about strangely orgasmic matter
00:04:51oh jeez christ all over me sorry i think i'm allergic to chickens
00:04:58forget it just the coldest going around everybody's getting it
00:05:17so
00:05:27Oh, God.
00:05:57Oh, God.
00:06:07Screen enlarge. Right quadrant.
00:06:10Again, again, again.
00:06:13Hold.
00:06:14Sorry for interrupting, Dr. Ticktreet.
00:06:18It's all right, Susan.
00:06:20Did they find it?
00:06:22I'm afraid not yet.
00:06:27How about giving us a hand with this load?
00:06:32Driver, not a loader.
00:06:42Never seen such nervous chickens.
00:06:45What do you think?
00:06:47Maybe they smell rain.
00:06:49Or else the sky is falling.
00:06:55All right now, ladies. Buckle up. We've got a long road ahead.
00:06:58Forget the excuses. Seal the farm. No trucks in or out.
00:07:13I want it found before the morning shift comes in.
00:07:18Send Swanson to the infirmary and tell him to keep his goddamn mouth shut.
00:07:23And that goes for you and the others, too.
00:07:25Or I'll personally guarantee you'll be back plucking chickens in Arkansas.
00:07:28Hey, Merle. How are you?
00:07:31Hey, Tony.
00:07:32Sorry to say, no one in around.
00:07:33Oh, I gotta get these cluckers over to Fort Rogers and I'm three hours late.
00:07:38All right, we'll see you left already.
00:07:45All right, we'll see you left already.
00:08:08And here we are.
00:08:12We'll see you next time.
00:08:15Let's go.
00:08:17And what?
00:08:27We'll see you next time.
00:08:30We'll see you next time.
00:08:31We'll see you next time.
00:08:33We'll see you next time.
00:08:34Holy crap, honey.
00:08:41How'd you all get loose?
00:08:49What the hell's going on back here?
00:08:52Jesus.
00:09:04Can you cure him?
00:09:20Restore his mathematical genius.
00:09:21Stimulate his memory.
00:09:22At least get the numbers.
00:09:24In the best possible case,
00:09:26he may completely recover.
00:09:28If so, he'll probably remember
00:09:30the numbers you want
00:09:31or be able to recalculate them
00:09:33if and only if.
00:09:34He believes it's appropriate.
00:09:36And in the worst case?
00:09:39Tabula rasa.
00:09:41A clean slate.
00:09:43It could completely wipe his brain.
00:09:46Please proceed, Dr. Martin.
00:09:49You have our undivided attention.
00:09:56I love you, honey.
00:10:04Better a bottle in front of me
00:10:06than a frontal bottle in front of me.
00:10:14Hey!
00:10:15What's going on out there?
00:10:17Hold it!
00:10:18Hold it!
00:10:23I got a gun!
00:10:25I can't shoot for shit!
00:10:27Rain for your legs
00:10:28and pull all your brains out.
00:10:32Come on.
00:10:33Listen, JP.
00:10:40Come on.
00:10:42I love you, son.
00:10:45Hey, bitches.
00:10:45Shh.
00:10:46Good."
00:10:54Sagittarius!
00:10:55Come back I got a bigger gun
00:11:25Oh I got you this time ain't going nowhere
00:11:47Come on I got you come on out come on out
00:12:01Come on out
00:12:03Yep
00:12:05Yep
00:12:07I got you
00:12:17Doc you been drinking
00:12:19No
00:12:21I mean yes
00:12:23But look what does that got to do with it
00:12:25This is no pink elephant I'm telling you this is a girl
00:12:27A woman
00:12:29Oh it's a woman excuse me
00:12:31In black lycra
00:12:33Hurry up and get her
00:12:35Oh listen I'm sorry doc but uh
00:12:37I got my hands full here okay
00:12:39I tell you what you do you
00:12:41You keep her there and I'll send a car over there
00:12:43As soon as I clean up here
00:12:47What do we got here
00:12:57Oh god damn
00:13:01These guys caught some serious flack
00:13:03Maybe uh
00:13:05Bobcat
00:13:07Bobcat?
00:13:09Yeah bobcat
00:13:11There hasn't been a bobcat in these parts since I was a kid
00:13:15I think they're extinct
00:13:17Well maybe they're making a comeback
00:13:19Shhhhhh
00:13:21Shhhhhh
00:13:23Shhhhhh
00:13:25Shhhhhh
00:13:31Shhhhhh
00:13:33Shhhhhh
00:13:35Shhhhhh
00:13:37Shhhhhh
00:13:39Shhhhhh
00:13:41Shhhhhh
00:13:43Shhhhhh
00:13:45Shhhhhh
00:14:11Here we go.
00:14:41Fishing Gain Department, we've gone fishing, so leave a message.
00:14:46Morning, Gene. Or it will be when you hear this.
00:14:50This is Dr. Raven from downstate.
00:14:52I'm sending you a wound sample in the mail.
00:14:55Happy birthday.
00:14:58Actually, I was hoping you could ID it for me.
00:15:01My eyes must be gone.
00:15:03Have fun. Let me know.
00:15:05And thanks. Bye.
00:15:07Bye.
00:15:07This is exactly what we have been trying to avoid.
00:15:13It's not entirely our fault.
00:15:16You never said they could hatch that quickly.
00:15:19None of the others did.
00:15:21Perhaps it's an aberration of some kind.
00:15:23But what is it?
00:15:25I can't say.
00:15:26But what do I tell the men that are searching for it?
00:15:29They'll know it when they see it.
00:15:37Oh, man.
00:15:37What's the matter?
00:15:38Did you get yourself out of here?
00:15:39No, I just, uh...
00:15:41I fell asleep.
00:15:43Fell asleep?
00:15:44Yeah.
00:15:45Oh, man.
00:15:46You probably had yourself a nice little dream, too, didn't you?
00:15:48Major corporations are killing our Earth.
00:15:52You're allowed to have an attorney present.
00:16:22Actually, several of our members are attorneys.
00:16:26Myself included.
00:16:31So is she here?
00:16:32No.
00:16:48She's not here.
00:16:49She's not?
00:16:50She's not here.
00:16:51She's not here.
00:16:54Is this everybody?
00:16:55Yes.
00:17:06Doc, I don't want to hear no more about this
00:17:07until you're ready to press charges.
00:17:11I'm going to deal with this my own way.
00:17:12I could give a chicken's lips for your excuses.
00:17:29Just find it.
00:17:29I told you, you'll recognize it when you see it.
00:17:34I told you, you'll recognize it when you see it.
00:17:38Sometimes, I wish I was avil!
00:17:42I told you, you'll say it when you see it.
00:17:44I went to peace.
00:17:49I told you, you'll hold it, and then if I was a asset.
00:17:53I told you...
00:17:54Where did I??
00:17:57Who's a Chase?
00:17:58What's that?
00:17:59...
00:18:00What's that?
00:18:01I said, what?
00:18:02What's that?!
00:18:02I don't want to catch him at least!
00:18:28Bulberock!
00:18:29Saviard!
00:18:33I wanted to thank you for what you did.
00:18:36Or didn't do.
00:18:38No. Then you can call me Doc.
00:18:40Everyone else does.
00:18:41Why's that?
00:18:43Something else I didn't do.
00:18:48I wanted to give you this.
00:18:53What is it?
00:18:55It represents the Earth.
00:18:57And friendship.
00:18:59Looks like a knot.
00:19:02It is a knot.
00:19:06I don't even really know your name.
00:19:09Brush.
00:19:10Brush?
00:19:11What kind of name is that?
00:19:15Well, it used to be Ann, but it's Thrush now.
00:19:18It's Thrush now.
00:19:21Okay, Thrush.
00:19:24All right.
00:19:28This used to be the Dinosaur Highway.
00:19:30This was a migration route 60 million years ago.
00:19:35It's good to see this.
00:19:36It's good to remember how small we are.
00:19:40I thought that's what mirrors are for.
00:19:42Can't you just try and picture it?
00:19:43I mean, look at these mountains.
00:19:44You're ripping them apart.
00:19:45And for what?
00:19:46I mean, you're taking something and you're making nothing.
00:19:47Hey, wait a minute.
00:19:48I'm not taking nothing and doing anything with it.
00:19:49I'm just a night man.
00:19:50I just maintain the machines.
00:19:51I try and protect them from people like you.
00:19:52That's all.
00:19:53I take no responsibility for any of this.
00:19:54Yeah, right.
00:19:56You're just following orders.
00:19:58That's right.
00:20:12Woo!
00:20:14I don't want to take it, take it now.
00:20:17Wait a minute.
00:20:18I'm not taking nothing and doing anything with it.
00:20:19I'm just a night man.
00:20:20I-I just maintain the machines.
00:20:21I try and protect them from people like you.
00:20:22Take it, take it, now!
00:20:24Oh, my God! I got you!
00:20:26I got you!
00:20:28Hey, come on in here!
00:20:30I got it!
00:20:32I got you!
00:20:34Look right here!
00:20:40Shit!
00:20:42I'd like to see the slo-mo on that one.
00:20:44Hey, man, I'm gonna go take a piss. I'll be right back.
00:20:46Careful. All right, fuck.
00:20:48Shit.
00:20:50Finally!
00:20:56You animal!
00:21:20No!
00:21:22No!
00:21:23No!
00:21:24No!
00:21:26No!
00:21:28No!
00:21:34No!
00:21:36No!
00:21:38Help me!
00:22:01Well, secretary, the way I see it,
00:22:05the FDA doesn't need to test the meat at all.
00:22:08There's nothing new in either a turnip or a cow,
00:22:12and either can be marketed and sold without being tested.
00:22:17So why should a few cows with a little tiny piece of DNA material from a turnip be any different?
00:22:24Uh-huh.
00:22:26Right.
00:22:27I have them fax their questions to me.
00:22:44Well?
00:22:45I think you should see this.
00:22:47The body of this man was found by his poultry truck.
00:22:55He was apparently attacked by some kind of animal.
00:22:57The local doctor sent some tissue, saliva, and blood samples to the state to check for any animal diseases,
00:23:03rabies in particular.
00:23:05The tests were all clean.
00:23:07So what's your point?
00:23:08Well, something else showed up in the test.
00:23:11This is a genetic marker for a neutral sequence.
00:23:15The marker showed up in the saliva of the animal.
00:23:17This particular marker is registered to Eunice.
00:23:20It's supposed to be in chickens.
00:23:22Now, couldn't the animal have absorbed the marker by eating the chickens?
00:23:25Well, either that or the animal that attacked him was a chicken.
00:23:30Right.
00:23:32Attacked with a killer poultry.
00:23:37Have some chicken.
00:23:38It's good for you.
00:23:40The only chicken I want is the one that did this to my face.
00:23:55That's okay.
00:23:56No you can't sit there yet.
00:23:57This is a thick effect.
00:23:59This drone is laying anywhere in the Def Paula'sада.
00:24:01Well, it'snormal there's no either.
00:24:02To flip him.
00:24:07Don't be asked to pros and cons,
00:24:13vamos.
00:24:15Hold it up.
00:24:20Look out.
00:24:21Your computer Village.
00:24:23Let me drive you back.
00:24:28No, thanks. I'd rather walk.
00:24:31Look, I'm going that way anyway.
00:24:34If you don't come, I swear to God,
00:24:35I'm going to drive around aimlessly for hours.
00:24:37I'm going to be wasting oil.
00:24:39I'm going to be polluting the atmosphere,
00:24:41killing small animals along the road,
00:24:44ripping up Laura.
00:24:47Blackmail?
00:24:49I'm not proud.
00:24:51I know.
00:24:53No, thanks.
00:25:08What the fuck are you getting up?
00:25:13What is that?
00:25:15Stay in the car for a second.
00:25:23What are you waiting for?
00:25:40He needs help.
00:25:41Now!
00:25:42Hey, what are you speaking?
00:25:51What's he saying?
00:25:57I can't tell.
00:25:58I think he's speaking Spanish.
00:25:59He says he's eating him.
00:26:09What?
00:26:11I guess he means the pain.
00:26:14Take these away.
00:26:16Take these away.
00:26:16Get the dart gun ready,
00:26:18because if we see it,
00:26:19you're going to have to shoot it.
00:26:20I'm going to shoot it,
00:26:21but I'm going to use a dart gun.
00:26:22I can't.
00:26:24What are you?
00:26:25You heard the orders.
00:26:27Dart gun.
00:26:29Fuck the orders.
00:26:31Shit!
00:26:31There it is!
00:26:32Oh, my God.
00:27:02Hmm. Is that not the juiciest, sweetest, freshest-tasting blueberry pie you've ever tasted?
00:27:14Hmm.
00:27:16Now, what if I were to tell you that this blueberry pie could sit in a box on a shelf, not in a refrigerator, mind you,
00:27:25but on a shelf for up to 18 months without losing one blueberry's worth of flavor or freshness?
00:27:35Huh?
00:27:36Hmm.
00:27:37Good?
00:27:38Hmm. It's all done with a little scientific magic.
00:27:42You see, each little blueberry is coated with a thin layer of goat embryonic fluid.
00:27:52Oh, get it. You get the senator some water.
00:27:54Give me a word. How about some milk?
00:27:56Should I get some milk?
00:27:56Get it, get it, get it some soy sauce.
00:27:58Sir.
00:27:58Here, spit that out.
00:27:59I've got the results on the chicken question.
00:28:02Oh, just one second. I'll be right back, Senator.
00:28:05Here, go. Wipe them up.
00:28:06Keep eating.
00:28:06There is no way the animal could have absorbed the market by eating a chicken.
00:28:12I almost got the senator to back down on these new regulations.
00:28:16The last thing we need is a biotech panic about chickens.
00:28:20Listen.
00:28:22Nobody, but nobody hears about this until after the senator's committee makes its recommendations.
00:28:27I don't know.
00:28:29Better yet, until after the House clears it.
00:28:32And then we're going to clear up this mess.
00:28:35Mess? What mess?
00:28:37Oh, uh, uh, uh, nothing.
00:28:39Senator, I was just telling Crowe here to, uh, clean up this pie.
00:28:42No.
00:28:43Listen, why don't you and I go down to the bar and let the executive branch buy a drink?
00:28:49I have to see her now.
00:28:51I'm afraid that's out of the question.
00:28:54If I don't see her right this minute, there's going to be trouble.
00:28:56I'm going over ahead.
00:28:58I talk to her now, or I pull the plug on the whole thing.
00:29:00Just like that.
00:29:02Dr. Tiptree will see you now.
00:29:04Jess, I'm so terribly, terribly sorry.
00:29:26Who are you?
00:29:27It's all right.
00:29:30Be angry.
00:29:32Allow yourself to feel the anger.
00:29:34It'll be better.
00:29:35She was so young.
00:29:49She was my only child.
00:29:51I know.
00:29:53She was a lovely child.
00:29:55They wouldn't even let me see her.
00:30:00That's because they didn't want to upset you.
00:30:03We wanted to be sure first.
00:30:06You'd be sure?
00:30:08I wanted to help you.
00:30:11That's why I had her brought here.
00:30:13She's going to be all right.
00:30:17Here?
00:30:18Yes, my friend.
00:30:25Can I see her?
00:30:27Of course you can.
00:30:28Jane?
00:30:51Jane?
00:30:57Jane?
00:30:57I love Janey.
00:31:00Jane?
00:31:02I love Janey.
00:31:04Delete YC.
00:31:07Co-vertegrate.
00:31:08BV and CW.
00:31:19I really am sorry about your daughter.
00:31:22Our children are all that matters.
00:31:26What are we anyway except a set of instructions for the reproductions of the species.
00:31:34Nothing I could say or do would bring your daughter back.
00:31:38But you can contribute to the next generation.
00:31:41Delete Co-Ex.
00:31:56Oh, what the hell is going on?
00:32:15God damn it.
00:32:16You know, I love you people.
00:32:18Really.
00:32:18You, Earth's first planet people.
00:32:23All right, get the hell down.
00:32:24Right now.
00:32:25What are you going to do, Tarzan?
00:32:26Kill us?
00:32:27We're not moving, you understand?
00:32:29You go call the cops.
00:32:30Call the news.
00:32:32You honestly think anyone cares about this godforsaken shithole?
00:32:35We can't.
00:32:41All right, fuck it.
00:32:42You know, if you're here tomorrow morning, when I get back, I'm going to cut you out with blowtorches.
00:32:47Oh, and can I get anyone a tofu burger vegetarian sprout wheatgrass sandwich?
00:32:52Maybe some herbal tea?
00:32:54No.
00:32:55All right.
00:32:56Hey, thanks for a lovely evening.
00:32:58Really.
00:32:58It was grand.
00:32:59Oh, uh, by the way, you know, be on the lookout for bobcats.
00:33:13You know, they're, uh, they're an endangered species, but the few that are left are usually
00:33:17pretty hungry.
00:33:18So, knock yourself out.
00:33:20Hey, this is getting cold.
00:33:30I need my gravy.
00:33:31Hold your titillers, Slim.
00:33:34Hey, Donnie.
00:33:35Hey, Doc.
00:33:39Side gravy.
00:33:40Hey, that's your cholesterol.
00:33:41Oh, it's good.
00:33:46Hey, Doc.
00:33:47I heard that kid you found was all carved up like a Christmas turkey.
00:33:51Christmas turkey's right.
00:33:52I heard it was some sort of psycho cannibal job.
00:33:55Hmm.
00:33:55You've been watching to me them Italian zombie flicks.
00:34:00Must have been some kind of animal.
00:34:02Huh, Doc?
00:34:04You know, a bobcat ate a feller when I was a little kid.
00:34:08It wasn't a local, though.
00:34:09It was a hobo.
00:34:10Friar, that is a two-ton load of chicken shit.
00:34:13Hey, Doc, you ever heard of a bobcat ate anybody's eyes?
00:34:16No, predators don't usually go for eyeballs.
00:34:19Eyes are more appealing to birds, like seagulls or crows or vultures.
00:34:27Hey, give me a chicken salad, would you?
00:34:29It's coming right up.
00:34:30So, you see, this was no bobcat fryer.
00:34:33I mean, it sucked his eyes right out of his head.
00:34:37Excuse me.
00:34:38Would you all mind not talking so loud?
00:34:40You're upsetting my wife.
00:34:41She's pregnant, you know.
00:34:43Oh, sure.
00:34:44You've got to be careful.
00:34:45I've heard of a woman by Fisher up at County Line.
00:34:49She was pregnant.
00:34:50Eight months pregnant.
00:34:51It was hunting season.
00:34:53And her husband just couldn't stop talking about the big bucky bag.
00:34:56Yeah.
00:34:57He kept going over and over and over all the gory details.
00:35:02What happened?
00:35:03She had a baby boy.
00:35:05Beautiful baby boy.
00:35:06Cures a button.
00:35:07Healthy as all get out.
00:35:08Except had these two little bony growths coming out of his head.
00:35:12I kind of like to form antlers.
00:35:17Bye, folks.
00:35:18Greetings, Green Brother.
00:35:45What?
00:35:47Oh, my baby boy.
00:35:48Pizza!
00:35:50Pizza!
00:35:56Pizza!
00:36:01Pizza!
00:36:02No!
00:36:04Pizza!
00:36:05Pizza!
00:36:09Pizza!
00:36:10No, no, no.
00:36:40Donnie, um, could you maybe, um, throw a little salad in the bag for me?
00:36:54Since when do you start eating rabbit food?
00:36:57Maybe he's not. Maybe he's keeping a rabbit.
00:37:10Ah, goddammit.
00:37:26Oh, my God.
00:37:54Now, these people weren't killed by a shotgun.
00:38:02It's the exact same in all these cases.
00:38:05Same as the truck driver, same as the kids.
00:38:09In each successive killing, the victim was pinned to the ground and torn open.
00:38:14While he was still alive?
00:38:16Quite possibly.
00:38:17In each case, the wounds have stayed essentially the same.
00:38:28Same area is generally torn, same parts eaten, same mode of attack.
00:38:34This suggests it's the same animal.
00:38:38But in each successive killing, the wounds have been deeper.
00:38:42The truck driver was killed with a small claw, maybe three inches.
00:38:45Because the kids seem to have been torn by a larger one, maybe six or seven inches.
00:38:53But these bodies, they look like they've been torn by a scythe.
00:39:00What do you think?
00:39:04Either there's more than one, or else it's growing.
00:39:08Growing real fast.
00:39:15Because there's more than one day, or else it's growing.
00:40:54Unit 1 just reported. He's got it.
00:40:58Wonderful. Send him down.
00:41:00It looks dead.
00:41:12If you've killed it...
00:41:13No, we hit him with just the dose you said.
00:41:17All right.
00:41:18Bring it in.
00:41:27Surprise.
00:42:27Hey!
00:42:33Get your hands away from the board.
00:42:37You don't look like a killer.
00:42:40No.
00:42:44According to the sheriff, I've already got a half dozen murders on my head.
00:42:48So what's one more?
00:42:51Right?
00:42:57Come on.
00:43:08Huh.
00:43:10So you got it too.
00:43:13Got what?
00:43:19The fever.
00:43:20What do you know about it?
00:43:27Everything.
00:43:28I designed it.
00:43:30Oh, Lordy.
00:43:48Hi, honey.
00:43:49How are you doing?
00:43:50Oh, we finally got the last of the bodies down.
00:43:55I ain't seen nothing like this since Beirut.
00:43:59How's that hippie girl doing?
00:44:01Dr. Raven says she's doing fine.
00:44:04Just a little shock.
00:44:06She's also got a temperature.
00:44:08So has everybody else.
00:44:10I mean, his clinic is full.
00:44:11So, uh, he's treating her at the doc's trailer.
00:44:16Must be something bad going around.
00:44:18I have a touch of it myself.
00:44:20And the girls.
00:44:22Seems like we have a fever.
00:44:24What didn't you tell me?
00:44:27Honey, I figured you had enough to worry about.
00:44:31Now listen.
00:44:32Listen to me.
00:44:33Now you go in that bedroom and you rest with the girls.
00:44:36You hear me?
00:44:36I'm going to bring in your breakfast, honey.
00:44:40Mmm.
00:44:42Mmm, it tastes good.
00:44:44Get in there.
00:44:47Give me this.
00:44:47Oh!
00:44:51Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:44:55Play the fight lowly.
00:44:58A young cowboy's life is now at an end.
00:45:02Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:45:32What in creation are you?
00:45:50What in creation are you?
00:46:02Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:03Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:04Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:05Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:06Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:07Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:08Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:09Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:10Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:11Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:12Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:13Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:14Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:15Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:16Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:17Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:18Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:19Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:20Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:21Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:22Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:23Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:24Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:25Oh, bang and drum slowly.
00:46:26What the fuck are you doing here?
00:46:50You really want to know?
00:46:53Yeah.
00:46:53I think there are two kinds of people.
00:46:58Those who want to look death straight in the eye, know it when it comes for them.
00:47:04And those who want to die blissfully in the sleep of ignorance.
00:47:10Which one are you?
00:47:13Excuse me, Dr. Tiptree.
00:47:18Yes, Susan, what is it?
00:47:21I really don't feel very well.
00:47:22I thought I might go home, if that's all right with you.
00:47:30Certainly, my dear.
00:47:32Come down here first.
00:47:33I want to check you.
00:47:36What the hell is it?
00:47:37Looks like some kind of lizard.
00:47:49That's what I thought.
00:47:51But it came out of a damn chicken egg.
00:47:55And it's grown threefold since this morning.
00:47:58Hold it down, Randy.
00:48:06Gently.
00:48:07Shh, shh.
00:48:37Ah, there, there, Millie.
00:49:04You all right?
00:49:14Susan, keep this under your tongue for just a second.
00:49:16Yes, ma'am.
00:49:20That's it.
00:49:34Right on time.
00:49:40What is it?
00:49:42Oh, it's just a little over a hundred.
00:49:46How are you feeling now, Susan?
00:49:50Um, a little worse, I'm afraid.
00:49:54We'll take care of that.
00:49:56I'm gonna have you take just a little lie down.
00:50:00I just feel so cold.
00:50:04Yes, it was just a little chill.
00:50:06Come on.
00:50:08We'll cover you good and warm you up just a second.
00:50:10There you go.
00:50:12I wish I could have spared you this, Susan.
00:50:18You spared me what?
00:50:20Right now, your body is an evolutionary battlefield.
00:50:26What's wrong with her?
00:50:28Just be patient and you'll see.
00:50:32Please help me.
00:50:34Oh.
00:50:36I'm going to help you.
00:50:37I'm going to help you understand.
00:50:39With understanding comes acceptance.
00:50:41Right now, the genetic text of your very being is being rewritten.
00:50:45Your soul, the flame that heats your body, that drives your fever, is the same fire of creation.
00:50:53Oh!
00:50:54Ah!
00:50:56Ah!
00:50:57Ah!
00:50:58Ah!
00:50:59Ah!
00:51:00Ah!
00:51:01Ah!
00:51:02Ah!
00:51:03Ah!
00:51:04Keep breathing.
00:51:05Let's breathe.
00:51:06She's in the fourth.
00:51:08Listen to me.
00:51:10Relax.
00:51:11Relax, relax, relax.
00:51:13Breathe.
00:51:14Ah!
00:51:15Ah!
00:51:16Ah!
00:51:17Okay.
00:51:18Ah!
00:51:19Ah!
00:51:20Relax, breathe.
00:51:24Breathe, breathe.
00:51:31Breathe, breathe, push.
00:51:36Breathe, breathe, push.
00:51:50Jesus Christ.
00:52:21So how do you like your eggs?
00:52:24Scrambled or sunny side up?
00:52:26Please, be careful. You have no idea.
00:52:30Oh, I think I'm beginning to have a few ideas.
00:52:34Maybe you want to take a minute to try and explain it to me.
00:52:39Young man, I doubt if you could possibly understand.
00:52:42Don't.
00:52:44Where did these come from?
00:52:46I made them.
00:52:48You made them?
00:52:49Would you lay them yourself?
00:52:51Recombinant DNA, poultry, retroviruses, ostrich, RNA samples, genetic engineering forms?
00:53:01Why didn't I see any of this? Why didn't I get any of this?
00:53:03It never came across my desk.
00:53:05I'm going to have you ask for this, Vogel.
00:53:07I assure you, we do nothing.
00:53:09What the hell did you think she was doing?
00:53:11Chickens. Chickens? She was working on chickens.
00:53:14Jane Tiptree, the fairy godmother of military biotech.
00:53:17The woman that could think 50 unthinkable thoughts before breakfast, building a better chicken.
00:53:24All she asked was that we'd be quiet. She wanted to go for listening.
00:53:27Yeah, sure. She knew if we saw her name on any of the research dockets, we'd be all over it.
00:53:30I don't know what you gentlemen are talking about, but someone called in a code blue. I'd like to know why.
00:53:38Less than 72 hours ago, a truck driver was attacked and killed by a wild animal not too far from here.
00:53:44The blood of the truck driver contained a molecular configuration, a trademark.
00:53:51Trademark registered to Eunice.
00:53:53We believe it's some kind of virus.
00:53:55Our job is to determine what it is, and with the power vested in us by the Federal Emergency Management Authority, execute any and all necessary steps.
00:54:05All right, all right. It hurts.
00:54:09Shh, shh, shh, shh. Hang in there, Downey. You're gonna be okay.
00:54:12Just hang on. We're, uh, you probably just got ahold of one of them bad eggs.
00:54:15That's all. Don't worry about it now. I'm gonna take you to the county hospital.
00:54:18We're gonna take good care of you, all right?
00:54:21Oh, shh, shh. Hey, look, here we go. The cavalry's here already. You don't have to wait one more minute.
00:54:25Okay, hang in there.
00:54:31Man, am I glad to see you guys. I got a very, very sick woman here. She's in the back.
00:54:36This area's under federal quarantine.
00:54:39Sir!
00:54:44Oh, we got a live one. Easy.
00:54:47Here, get her out. Get out of there.
00:54:50Okay, Drew, be very careful with her. She ain't feeling too well.
00:54:54All right.
00:54:56Hang in there, Downey.
00:55:03Hey, is she gonna be all right?
00:55:05Well, okay, I'm gonna head back into town then, and you have Downey give me a call when she's feeling better.
00:55:10I'll get Annie to fill in for her when, when, uh, she's feeling...
00:55:13Move!
00:55:24The Earth was not made for us. She was made for the dinosaurs. The Earth was scaled to their dimensions. Human beings are ants crawling through their living rooms.
00:55:43So you're gonna give the Earth back to the dinosaurs?
00:55:50Well, you might say that.
00:55:52Well, you might say that.
00:55:54That's, that's really fabulous.
00:55:58Like a great theme park.
00:56:00Set of curiosity.
00:56:02Why?
00:56:03Why?
00:56:04Huh?
00:56:05Oh.
00:56:06Oh.
00:56:12Why?
00:56:13Well, just imagine.
00:56:16An ugly, cancerous, gray planet.
00:56:22Littered with the dying remnants of biological life as we know it. I actively worked on that. In industry and in government.
00:56:37Mm-mm. The Earth isn't ours to destroy.
00:56:41Let's try.
00:56:59Is anybody out there?
00:57:02Get out of me.
00:57:04Get it, Annie.
00:57:05Is anybody out there?
00:57:06Oh, God.
00:57:07It's killing me.
00:57:08Damn it, this is Sheriff.
00:57:09Is anybody out there?
00:57:10Never.
00:57:11Turn that damn thing off.
00:57:12Get it out of me.
00:57:13Get it out.
00:57:14Oh, God.
00:57:15What is it?
00:57:19It's killing me.
00:57:21Get it out.
00:57:23Oh, God.
00:57:24Change from within.
00:57:38Genetic engineering as a substitute for pesticides.
00:57:41Tiptree's dissertation.
00:57:42Eliminate the female and the male is incapable of continuing the species. It's so brilliant.
00:57:54What's the name first?
00:57:55The chicken or the egg?
00:57:56The egg.
00:57:57Cosmic egg.
00:57:58I don't want to end the world.
00:57:59Just one unruly species.
00:58:01The only one that thinks. The only one that loves. The only one that creates.
00:58:15The man kind.
00:58:16When was man ever really kind?
00:58:18All of the potential for greatness in man is in the DNA.
00:58:30And just a pinch of it goes very far in the mix.
00:58:35In the mix.
00:58:40That's right.
00:58:41I did it.
00:58:42For God's sake.
00:58:45For God's sake.
00:58:50My God's an acronym.
00:58:55G-O-D.
00:58:58Generative diversity.
00:59:01That ever elusive inner drive evolution.
00:59:05Oh.
00:59:06The human being is the worst.
00:59:10Human species is a disaster.
00:59:13And they gotta be stopped.
00:59:16And you appointed yourself for the job.
00:59:20Well, as my mentor, Dr. Moreau said.
00:59:24In the study of nature, one must become as remorseless as nature herself.
00:59:30And so, good night room, good night moon, good night noises everywhere.
00:59:55Just imagine for a minute, a hundred million years from now, a green, fertile planet, with peaceful beings, possibilities of the creative spirit and intuitive genius of the human mind, wedded to the power and the durability of the greatest creatures that were ever to walk.
01:00:24To walk, swim, or fly across the face of the planet.
01:00:29The magnificence of that armor for intelligence.
01:00:33Go.
01:00:34Aェ.
01:00:35Ae.
01:00:36Ae.
01:00:37Ae.
01:00:38Ae.
01:00:39Come on!
01:00:40Come on, out!
01:00:48Come on! Come on out!
01:01:01I know you're in here. I know you're in here.
01:01:13I know you're here. Come on out!
01:01:16I'm going to wait for you right here. Come on!
01:01:22You got nothing to lose!
01:01:41Here I am.
01:01:44Here I am.
01:01:47It's just me and you now.
01:01:56We're going to go down together.
01:01:59Come on.
01:02:00Come on.
01:02:01Come on.
01:02:02Come on.
01:02:03To your face, God damn it!
01:02:33To your face, God damn it!
01:03:01I just want some more peace and calm it.
01:03:24Let's talk worst-case scenarios.
01:03:26It spreads rapidly. It's unstoppable.
01:03:30Figure, at this rate, in ten days, we could lose 34% of the female population.
01:03:42Barring the discovery of a serum, we could lose half the species in six months.
01:03:47So that's it then?
01:03:48Not necessarily. Eunice has been working on artificial wombs for years.
01:03:53Artificial wombs?
01:03:54We have the technology. It would take some time, but we could breed a new generation of females.
01:04:01We might call for some drastic social engineering.
01:04:08But with firm leadership, prudent organization, and aggressive fertilization programs, I think this species could survive.
01:04:14I mean, who knows? A strong federal scientific fertilization plan might even build a new, stronger breed.
01:04:22You made this virus. Is there a raw viral serum?
01:04:27What difference does it make? It's too late.
01:04:29Oh. Don't fuck with me.
01:04:33Look, if I have to kill you and every one of these damn eggs, I will.
01:04:39Now, you know as well as I do, if there's a raw viral serum, there's a chance of an antivirus.
01:04:45It doesn't make any difference. It's too late.
01:04:49Where is it?
01:04:52It's too late.
01:04:58Well, then all you've got to lose is your babies.
01:05:04Because if I don't get the serum, I'm going to start making omelets.
01:05:15You don't want to change so long.
01:05:28With your babies, you don't touch that poultry.
01:05:34You can judges around the food.
01:05:36You can judges around the food.
01:05:39They can disturbing甚至 pintless plants
01:05:42Delete conical projection.
01:06:12Delete conical projection.
01:06:42Delete conical projection.
01:07:12Delete conical projection.
01:07:42Oh, shit.
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01:10:00Breaker Breaker
01:10:18Is anyone out there
01:10:20Can anyone hear me
01:10:21Hello Breaker
01:10:22Breaker 19 Red Wing
01:10:25Do you read me
01:10:25This is Blackbird
01:10:26I read you Blackbird
01:10:28Where are you
01:10:28Ah some kind of roadblock
01:10:30Off 41
01:10:31Looks like soldiers
01:10:32I'm being pulled over
01:10:33Better get off at 190
01:10:35And come around
01:10:36I read you Blackbird
01:10:38I'm gonna swing around
01:10:39At the crossroads
01:10:40Jesus holy
01:10:42What the fuck
01:10:43Bluebird you ain't gonna believe this
01:10:45There's a
01:10:46There's a holy fucking dinosaur
01:10:48T-Rex
01:10:49Blackbird do you read me
01:10:51Blackbird
01:10:52Blackbird
01:10:54Red Wing come back
01:10:57Blackbird
01:10:59Red Wing come back
01:11:00Dinosaur highway
01:11:12What?
01:11:14Remember when you were telling me
01:11:16About uh
01:11:16The land around here
01:11:19That it was a dinosaur highway
01:11:22Like a
01:11:25Migration route
01:11:27Yeah
01:11:28Yeah well I think maybe
01:11:33It remembers
01:11:33Genetic
01:11:37Memory or instinct
01:11:40Cause I think it's
01:11:45Heading this way
01:11:46The land around here
01:11:49Anur
01:12:11A
01:12:12Theyóg
01:12:14Oh, you guys in the corner down are gonna love this stuff.
01:12:20Are you sure about this?
01:12:23I mean, the FDA wouldn't approve, you know what I mean?
01:12:27As far as I know, stuff can kill you.
01:12:30Yeah, well, from what you've told me, I should be dead already.
01:12:33Or soon.
01:12:34So everything else is just about gravy.
01:12:38All right.
01:12:39Well, here we go.
01:12:44All right.
01:13:14Okay, get in there.
01:13:29I'm gonna drive this.
01:13:30What you do, this is the throttle.
01:13:32Okay, you just pull it back and just keep going.
01:13:34I'll thank you.
01:13:40I'll thank you.
01:13:40I'll thank you.
01:13:46All right, you bastard.
01:14:16All right, you bastard.
01:14:46All right, you bastard.
01:15:16All right, you bastard.
01:15:46All right, you bastard.
01:16:16Josh.
01:16:18Josh.
01:16:20Josh.
01:16:24Josh.
01:16:28Josh.
01:16:30Josh.
01:16:34Josh.
01:16:38Josh.
01:16:40Josh.
01:16:44Josh.
01:16:46Josh.
01:16:50Josh.
01:16:52Josh.
01:16:56Josh.
01:16:58Josh.
01:17:04Josh.
01:17:06Josh.
01:17:08Josh.
01:17:14Josh.
01:17:16Josh.
01:17:18Josh.
01:17:20Josh.
01:17:26Josh.
01:17:28Josh.
01:17:30Josh.
01:17:34Josh.
01:17:36Josh.
01:17:38Josh.
01:17:40Josh.
01:17:48Josh.
01:17:50Josh.
01:17:56Josh.
01:17:58Josh.
01:18:00Josh.
01:18:02Josh.
01:18:04Josh.
01:18:06Josh.
01:18:08Josh.
01:18:10Josh.
01:18:12Josh.
01:18:16Josh.
01:18:18Josh.
01:18:20Josh.
01:18:22Oh, God.
01:18:26It's a thousand calories.
01:18:52Oh, God.
01:19:22Oh, God.
01:19:52Oh, God.
01:20:22Oh, God.
01:20:52Oh, God.
01:21:22Oh, God.
01:21:52Oh, God.
01:22:22Oh, God.
01:22:52Oh, God.