Time After Time
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:37:19
-Bless my soul.
-May I come in?

:37:24
Certainly, certainly.
:37:25
You were literally the last person
on earth I expected to see.

:37:31
There was no way to prevent the
machine's return.I lack the key.

:37:36
-No.
-You do manage to find the nerve...

:37:39
...after I tested
your machine for you.

:37:43
How did you manage to track me down?
That was brilliant.

:37:47
We'll add detective to your list
of accomplishments.

:37:50
You're a regular Sherlock Holmes.
:37:54
I'm not here to engage
in idle banter, Stevenson.

:37:57
You've used me and my machine
to escape justice.

:38:00
I must congratulate you on the device.
:38:03
At dinner the other century,
I thought you'd lost your wits.

:38:08
Fate intervened, and I ascertained
that you are a Columbus of a new age.

:38:14
The dawn of time travel.
:38:17
I salute you.
:38:21
-Come with me.
-Of course.Where are we going?

:38:24
To the museum.
:38:26
I'm obliged to take you back to face
the consequences of your acts.

:38:34
You can't be serious.
:38:36
You're so Victorian.
How do I get back? By force?

:38:39
Be reasonable, John.
We don't belong here.

:38:43
-We violated--
-We don't belong here?

:38:48
Let me show you something.
:38:51
Sit down.
:38:54
Come on, I won't bite.Sit.

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