:03:02
The capsule was perfectly intact.
:03:04
- Is there any date on the capsule?
- Yes. The subject was frozen in 1973.
:03:09
He's been under for 200 years.
:03:55
- Blood pressure?
- 140/50.
:04:01
- Encephalo-activity?
- Just under normal.
:04:04
General life functions: Acceptable.
:04:07
- He should come out of it any moment.
- Do we have any information on him?
:04:11
Just the usual data card inside
the capsule and the personal artefacts kit.
:04:16
Subject was 35 years old
at time of initial cryogenic immersion.
:04:20
His name: Miles Monroe.
:04:23
He was part-owner of the
Happy Carrot Health-Food Restaurant
:04:27
on Bleecker Street, wherever that was.
:04:29
Also a clarinet player with
something called the Ragtime Rascals.
:04:34
Was his immersion voluntary?
:04:38
"Subject entered hospital for routine
exploration of minor peptic ulcer,
:04:43
and complications set in.
Patient never regained consciousness."
:04:47
"He was admitted for immersion
by his cousin, a Mrs Joan Needlebaum."
:04:52
- The physical damage was repaired?
- Totally. Routine.
:04:55
- We're getting an initial motor response.
- This is the critical stage.
:04:59
If his regaining consciousness isn't
handled carefully, there could be damage.