:45:00
Down there behind those rocks.
:45:03
- Thanks.
- Yeah, sure.
:45:39
Hey, folks!
:45:41
It's John.
I'd better get my robe.
:45:51
Any sign of that whale?
:45:53
- Still kidding, huh, Commander?
- This is no kidding.
:45:56
Yeah, I know.
Flying saucers?
:45:58
No, something that came from the sea.
Please be careful.
:46:02
Look, Dr. Joyce, don't give me
that sea serpent business, huh?
:46:06
Just be careful and keep
a sharp lookout. Understand?
:46:09
Yeah.
:46:11
Sea serpent.
:46:13
Saves a lot of argument.
Well, Doctor?
:46:16
As Leslie probably told you...
:46:18
it's the imprint of
a giant octopoda bidranchiata.
:46:21
Did you get photographs?
:46:22
Yes. I sent them to Admiral Norman.
I hope he can believe his eyes.
:46:26
Something convinced him. He's setting up
headpuarters in San Francisco right now.
:46:30
Deputy tells me fishing
is rather poor here.
:46:33
- Haven't had a single bite in 12 hours.
- Every sign is positive.
:46:36
It definitely has been here,
and it probably hasn't gone away.
:46:40
Maybe you can convince her she oughta
beat it and let the Navy have this job.
:46:44
Beat it?
What does she say?
:46:46
What's the difference?
:46:48
Look, Pete, you don't see many women
in the seagoing Navy.
:46:51
- Are you kidding?
- Oh, shoreside women, sure.
:46:54
But there's a whole new breed that feel
they're as smart and courageous as men.
:46:58
And they are.
:46:59
They don't like to be overprotected
or have their initiative taken away.