:34:00
- What happened?
- Shipwrecked...
:34:03
...and me without a desert island
to my name.
:34:05
A catastrophe,
a bleeding bellyful of bad luck.
:34:09
- He's stinking.
- How come? Where?
:34:12
About three miles down the river,
the engine packs up.
:34:15
The current got hold of us
and drifted us onto a mud bar.
:34:17
What about the cages?
The animals all right?
:34:20
They're all right.
We left the crew to look after them.
:34:22
- We came here in the tender.
- Tender? I'll say it was.
:34:26
Hi, Brownie.
And in the dark too.
:34:29
Any minute I expected to be
up to me hips in hippopotamuses.
:34:32
You got me doing it now.
:34:33
Could you send a couple of your boys
to the settlement with the news?
:34:37
Boltchak, go get Muntala.
:34:44
- Have a drink.
- Thank you, miss.
:34:47
- How long will repairs take?
- No time at all.
:34:49
Maybe a day after we
get the replacement.
:34:51
It'll take us about three
or four weeks to get it.
:34:54
Four weeks?
:34:56
- Brownie, take him.
- Come on. Time for your nap.
:35:00
Leon will bring the boys around for
a chat, they'll shove off in the morning.
:35:04
Take the bottle with you.
:35:06
Thank you, Mr. M.
Yeah, Brownie. Brownie!
:35:14
I'm sorry.
:35:20
Just a minute.
:35:24
Mr. and Mrs. Nordley are in that room.
:35:27
I'll have Boltchak move in with Brownie.
You can take his room.
:35:30
- He'll be back soon.
- Yeah, the scientific characters.
:35:33
They look kind of shiny new and young
to be scientific types, don't they?
:35:37
- Yeah, but take it easy, will you?
- What do you mean?
:35:44
You know, Mrs. Nordley has led
a sheltered sort of life, I guess...
:35:49
...and, well, let's not get too informal.
You know what I mean.
:35:53
I know what you mean.
:35:55
You have as much gallantry in that remark
as you think I've got brains.
:35:58
- Now, wait a minute-
- Never mind.