Island of Terror
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:15:00
I may not get to places
as fast as a Maserati.

:15:03
- But you do get there eventually.
- Eventually.

:15:06
- When?
- I'll let you know.

:15:07
Don't take too long. You might
run out of petrol on the last lap.

:15:18
- A pitstop or the checkered flag?
- I don't know.

:15:22
But in the meantime, my dressing gown
is in the bathroom.

:15:33
Brian, what do you want
at this time?

:15:35
Good evening, David. I hope
we're interrupting something.

:15:38
- May I present Dr. Reginald Landers.
- How do you do?

:15:41
He's brought you
an interesting problem.

:15:43
Yes. I've already got
an interesting problem for tonight.

:15:48
- Good evening.
- Good evening.

:15:52
We are interrupting.
:15:54
Miss Toni Merrill, may I introduce
Dr. Stanley and Dr. Landers.

:15:57
- How do you do?
- How do you do?

:15:59
Excuse my dress.
:16:01
David is better with a scalpel
that he is opening a bottle of wine.

:16:06
Reginald practices on some
little island off the Irish coast.

:16:10
He's found a body
without any trace of bone.

:16:14
No bones? Yes, of course,
this is quite a common...

:16:17
- I'm serious, doctor.
- I'm sorry, doctor.

:16:20
I wasn't implying any lack of ability,
but it's difficult to accept.

:16:23
- I can show you the body.
- He did a complete autopsy.

:16:27
- No bones?
- No bones.

:16:30
- Any contusions or lacerations?
- Not a trace.

:16:34
That's why we're tossing it
into your lap.

:16:37
I hate to disappoint you, but I've
never heard of anything like this.

:16:42
What was the medical history?
:16:43
Practically no medical history.
He was a strong, healthy farmer.

:16:46
- Interesting problem, eh?
- Very. I'd like to see the body.

:16:50
I was going to have a look
at it myself. Like to come?

:16:53
- Yes.
- Good.

:16:54
I'm sure they'll call it
"West's Disease".

:16:57
This sudden humility
astounds me!

:16:59
They've named so many after me,
it'll cause confusion.


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