:21:02
Your father was a brilliant man.
:21:04
Brilliant, but erratic.
:21:07
When he died,
some of his secrets died with him.
:21:14
You could finish your father's work.
:21:16
You're as brilliant as he was,
perhaps even more so.
:21:19
I don't like these things.
:21:21
It's because of the dog, isn't it?
:21:24
How long will you
hold that against me?
:21:27
It was a tragic mistake,
but that's in the past now.
:21:30
You must concentrate on the future.
:21:33
The future is right here
in this very room.
:21:35
Imagine a new era of surgery
without incision.
:21:40
Cutting people would be primitive,
a thing of the past.
:21:43
All the things that would
become obsolete overnight.
:21:46
That's what these machines represent.
:21:49
A new age.
:21:59
If you want personnel...
:22:01
...Dr. Trimble and his people
are at your disposal.
:22:04
If you want to work alone, fine.
It's your choice.
:22:13
Martin...
:22:16
...we did everything we could
for your dog.
:22:20
Take comfort in knowing
he didn't suffer long.
:22:25
And one more thing.
:22:27
Your father kept a record
of his progress.
:22:33
Before you decide...
:22:36
...listen to your father.
:22:49
We've just seen the
first teleportation of a human being.
:22:53
Dr. Seth Brundle,
how did it feel going through?
:22:58
It felt like a stutter.