1:15:01
Where you been hiding it? Don't tell me.
1:15:05
The trick in these situations
is to remain cool.
1:15:08
- You're biting my nails.
- Cos you're tense.
1:15:11
We're here to see the nose.
I heard it was running.
1:15:19
Dr Temkin, we're ready on this end.
1:15:21
You don't mind if some younger people
1:15:23
not involved
in genetic programming observe?
1:15:26
No, not at all.
I like to be watched while I clone.
1:15:29
The more the merrier.
I never... I never clone alone.
1:15:34
Hello, Dr Temkin. So nice to see you.
1:15:37
I'm Bio Central Computer 2100, Series G.
1:15:41
I'll be assisting you
through the entire process.
1:15:44
May I say, we're all aware
of your reputation
1:15:47
and we look forward
to a successful cloning procedure.
1:15:52
- This is my assistant, D-D-Dr Spock.
- Janice.
1:15:54
- Dr Janice. Dr Spock. Spanis.
- Dr Spanice. Dr Smanice. Slock. Smock.
1:15:59
- Dr Slanice.
- Doctor.
1:16:01
I better have a look at the patient.
1:16:08
He's in a lot worse shape than I thought.
1:16:11
Better lay off Armenian women.
1:16:13
You can see the coded
medical history on read-out four.
1:16:18
I believe that this is going to be
a very difficult croning job.
1:16:23
- Yes. Cloning, you idiot, not croning.
- Cloning.
1:16:27
We are ready to proceed.
1:16:31
After looking at the nose,
1:16:33
I get the feeling what we oughta do
perhaps is postpone the cloning.
1:16:37
Excuse me, Doctor, but
that would be a tragic mistake.
1:16:40
I think the computer is failing to take into
account what I call the Pinocchio factor.
1:16:46
It states that the square root of the
proboscis equals the sum of the sinuses
1:16:50
over seven.
1:16:51
What is "your" opinion, Doctor?
Should we proceed or postpone?
1:16:57
Indeed.