It Came from Beneath the Sea
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How about officially?
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Officially?
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Shakedown cruise completed, X-ray.
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Struck submerged object, X-ray.
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Damage minor.
Putting into Pearl for repairs.

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Have it coded
and passed on to Operations.

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Aye, aye, sir.
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And just hope
that's the end of it.

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And just hope
that's the end of it.

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But that was only the beginning.
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When Commander Mathews brought the
atomic submarine into Pearl Harbor...

:12:27
the Defense Department found itself
confronted with a problem...

:12:30
beyond the scope
of Navy manuals.

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What was the nature
of that nameless substance...

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found caught in
the damaged diving planes?

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A substance so strange,
so inexplicable and alarming...

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that the best minds in the nation had
to be called upon to solve the problem.

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Behind the guarded door
where the secret lay hidden...

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and for the first time
in their lives...

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three people met.
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Couldn't be a mistake.
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You think so, Professor?
It's tissue, all right.

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- Where'd it come from?
- Some living creature.

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All that hunk
came from one living creature?

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That's right.
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You mean, that's not all one animal?
There's more to it?

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A great deal more.
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It'd be dead now, wouldn't it?
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I doubt it.
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Must be pretty big.
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Enormous.
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Doctor, what kind of a sea beast
would be that large?

:13:59
What do you call it
so I can stop calling it "it"?


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