1:33:12
We reached a point tonight
where physical science just breaks down.
1:33:15
We're in blue skies!
1:33:17
Tonight was history,
and what are we going to do about it?
1:33:20
I'm going to do nothing about it!
1:33:22
Tonight scared the hell out of me!
1:33:24
That tank just blew up!
1:33:26
Whatever happened inside that tank
released a hell of a lot of energy.
1:33:30
For God's sake, let's drop this goddamn
thing. I don't want to talk about it.
1:33:34
I can't help it!
You may want to go to sleep...
1:33:37
...but the way I feel
I don't expect to go to sleep for a year!
1:33:40
I'm on fucking fire!
1:33:42
I am in there mopping up the goddamned
tank room and I would like to know why!
1:33:47
Do you believe in supernatural agencies?
1:33:49
No, sir, I do not!
1:33:51
Then what we saw tonight was
a physical phenomenon...
1:33:54
...an inexplicable physical phenomenon!
1:33:57
If it's phenomenological,
then it's explicable. I have to know why.
1:34:00
Let me talk!
1:34:01
I've been mopping that tank room...
1:34:02
...for the last three hours
and I've had it! Leave me alone!
1:34:05
I would like to tell you
what I would like to do!
1:34:08
We have got to repeat this
with other human subjects!
1:34:11
We need a selective sample!
1:34:13
We will put up a notice
in the Student Union for volunteers!
1:34:16
And get five or six subjects
and go back to square one with them...
1:34:19
...and step up the doses of the drug...
1:34:20
...in a graduated fashion
and check them against Eddie's values!
1:34:24
We could even get a grant,
for Christ's sake!
1:34:30
And here you are, willing to use an
untested drug on innocent human beings!
1:34:35
Please stop shouting!
1:34:45
How are you?
1:34:48
Would you like to go back to sleep?
1:34:52
Yes.
1:34:54
Would you mind if Mason had
a quick look at you first?
1:34:59
Good idea.