:34:02
Mr. Jones, why don't you take Mr. Vaslov
to the wardroom. Cup of coffee?
:34:06
I would love a good cup
of your American coffee.
:34:10
You old abominable snowman...
:34:12
...I thought you were at the South Pole.
- I was, 48 hours ago.
:34:23
- I'm Commander Ferraday.
- Captain Anders.
:34:25
- Good to have you aboard.
- Thank you, sir.
:34:28
Especially since it meant so much
to someone to get you onboard.
:34:32
- Yes, sir.
- Captain.
:34:35
Patterson, show Captain Anders
to my quarters. I'll join you in a moment.
:34:39
- Thank you, sir.
- Excuse me.
:34:40
Right this way, sir.
:34:47
Right in here, sir. Thank you, sir.
:35:07
Then from McMurdo Sound
to Christchurch, New Zealand...
:35:11
...and all by Navy plane.
:35:13
You've been hopping around
like a little kangaroo.
:35:17
Who is he?
:35:19
- You do not know about him?
- Was he checked?
:35:22
Of course.
:35:23
By the officials at the air base.
:35:25
- Why, he's a captain in the U.S. Marines.
- And we always accept the obvious?
:35:32
You have a distrustful character.
:35:34
I have no character. I assume one.
:35:37
Perhaps so did he.
:35:44
You think he was put here to spy on us?
:35:47
It's a definite possibility.
:35:51
By which side?