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:12:02
Then, when you've recovered
your strength, we'll discuss the plan.

:12:06
I still can't believe this.
:12:09
What do you mean "hiding"? Who am I
hiding from? What does she mean?

:12:13
You might as well know, Miles,
that reviving you as we did

:12:17
was in strict opposition
to government policy.

:12:20
What we've done is illegal.
:12:22
If we get caught,
we'll be destroyed... along with you.

:12:25
What do you mean "destroyed"?
:12:27
Your brain will be
electronically simplified.

:12:30
My brain?
It's my second-favourite organ.

:12:33
Resisters to mind-reprogramming will be
exterminated for the good of the state.

:12:37
What kind of government you guys got?
This is worse than California.

:12:41
There is a growing underground, Miles.
:12:44
Someday the revolution will come
and we can overthrow our leader.

:12:48
You gotta be kidding.
I wanna go back to sleep.

:12:50
If I don't get at least 600 years,
I'm grouchy all day.

:12:53
We're taking him along too fast.
He's still emotionally unstable.

:12:57
I go in for a lousy ulcer operation,
I lay in a Birds Eye wrapper for 200 years,

:13:02
I wake up,
suddenly I'm on the ten-most-wanted list!

:13:05
We'd better tranquillise him.
:13:07
It was too good to be true.
I parked right near the hospital.

:13:10
Here. Smoke this. Be sure you get
the smoke deep into your lungs.

:13:14
- I don't smoke.
- It's tobacco.

:13:16
It's one of the healthiest things for you.
Now, go ahead.

:13:19
You need all the strength you can get.
:13:23
I bought Polaroid at seven.
It's probably up millions by now.

:13:49
Now, we have certain artefacts here
which we date from 1950 to 2000.

:13:56
We'd like any information you can give us
on them. Very little exists.


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