:35:04
At ease.
:35:09
All right, that'll be all for today.
:35:12
How come they got
all the comforts of home?
:35:15
Why can't we put our floor in?
Why can't we put our windows in?
:35:19
-Franko's right.
-I'd rather sleep in my cell.
:35:22
Mr. Franko, with his keen eye
for detail. . .
:35:26
. . .has noted that the prisoners'
quarters are not yet ready.
:35:30
The answer to that is simple:
:35:33
You are not yet ready
to occupy that hut. . .
:35:36
. . .with the degree of comfort
that you would like.
:35:40
When I think that you've earned
that privilege, I'll let you know.
:35:45
Reveille is at 0530.
:35:47
That is all. Sergeant.
:35:49
Sir. You heard the man, chow time!
:35:52
Dismissed!
:35:56
That's it, fellas. Speak up, boys.
Speak up.
:36:05
Wind it up, strike one!
:36:08
Hey, Joseph, is that the way
they did it in the Polish navy?
:36:12
You won't win any cigars that way.
:36:20
Hey, Franko, number please.
:36:22
Ask the operator for my nickel back.
:36:24
Why don't you guys
just dry up and blow away?
:36:37
Meanwhile, on the Atlantic wall...
:36:40
... the German forces
have been preparing...
:36:43
...a few nice surprises for you,
gentlemen...
:36:46
...just in case Mr. Churchill...
:36:48
...is really foolish enough
to attempt an invasion.
:36:53
He may not be
unduly worried about this...
:36:56
...but then, of course, he will not
be taking any active part...