:09:02
Still no luck.
We're fouled tight.
:09:04
Hand me that thing.
:09:07
I want two Apua-Lung volunteers
to blast the sluice.
:09:10
Get in your gear and stand by the
escape hatch. Take a demolition charge.
:09:13
- I'll take over.
- Aye, aye, Captain.
:09:20
Anybody hurt?
:09:22
Mac took an awful crack
in the head here, Captain.
:09:25
- How do you feel?
- All right.
:09:27
What's a fractured skull,
anyway?
:09:31
Is that damn thing still going?
:09:33
Not afraid of a little
radiation, are you?
:09:35
I've heard it makes you
so you can't have children, sir.
:09:38
Mac was married
just before we left port, Captain.
:09:40
- Congratulations, Mac.
- Thanks. We're counting on a family.
:09:44
We won't hang around down here
any longer than we can help it.
:09:47
Volunteers are ready, sir.
:09:48
Hand me that thing.
:09:51
I'm gonna rig in the bow diving plane to
see if that will free us. If it won't...
:09:56
Just cross your fingers.
Rig in bow diving planes.
:09:59
Aye, aye, sir.
:10:04
That's doing it.
Full rise on the stern planes.
:10:06
Aye!
:10:11
We're loose, Captain!
:10:13
Speeïs increasing.
We're coming up, sir.
:10:16
- That's a relief.
- Stand by to surface.
:10:19
Stand by to surface.
Aye, sir.
:10:47
What's on your mind?
:10:48
Stern planes are fouled.
Show signs of radioactivity.
:10:52
- Tell those swimmers to stay clear?
- I did, sir.