:01:00
- Morning, Campbell, Peter, Ian.
- Morning, Dr. Landers.
:01:03
I'd like to mail these people.
:01:05
More books?
:01:06
You islanders are too hardy.
I have to keep busy.
:01:10
You know, you and I
should take up chess.
:01:12
I've nothing to do either,
except when Andy McCracken
:01:15
has a drop too much
and tries to brig up the pub.
:01:18
Why not try talking
to Dr Phillips over there?
:01:36
He doesn't like company. That's why
he picked this isolated place.
:01:40
No contact with the mainland.
:01:41
- He's an odd one.
- Not really,
:01:44
he's one of the top
research men in the worid.
:01:46
- Researchers are like that.
- We wouldn't mind a bit of contact.
:01:51
They don't care about us,
we don't pay enough taxes.
:01:54
- Right, Constable?
- Speak for yourself, Ian.
:01:59
- It smells like fog.
- I think it'll be a lovely evening.
:02:02
If you weren't a newcomer,
you'd feel it.
:02:05
A newcomer!
I've been here for ten years.
:02:07
A newcomer just the same.
:02:41
Good.
:02:43
The cell cultures are prepared,
we can begin.
:02:46
Are we going ahead without hearing
from Rome, New York, Tokio?
:02:50
I've mailed them full reports.
They'll start when they get them.
:02:54
The potential across the cell
membrane must be maintained
:02:57
during the radiation of the nucleus.
:02:59
- Is the tritium state complete?
- Yes.