:49:03
We said all our operators are busy,
so please stand by!
:49:09
The boys downtown
are taking heat from Washington.
:49:13
The president will want
an explanation.
:49:15
Bud, let the boys in Washington
handle the president.
:49:18
Sorry to pull you out of bed.
:49:20
- Forget it. I was reading.
- What's the story?
:49:22
It's about an man who catches this
fish, but that's not important now.
:49:26
We've restored radio contract.
:49:28
Good. We keep losing their radio.
:49:31
McCroskey, give it to me straight.
What's it look like?
:49:34
A radio? It's about so big,
green, lots of knobs.
:49:38
I mean the situation.
What do your people think?
:49:43
They're screwed.
:49:45
They're dead.
:49:48
Did I leave the iron on?
:49:57
- Come in, Control.
- We read you. Come in.
:50:00
McCroskey,
I got to be straight with you.
:50:03
I don't think I can regain
control of this ship.
:50:06
Striker, this is Steve McCroskey,
chief controller.
:50:09
Now, I want you to listen good.
:50:12
A few years ago I helped a young
pilot through a storm over Chicago.
:50:17
He said he couldn't do it, too.
:50:19
But when the going got tough,
that kid pulled it together.
:50:23
He made all the big papers
and the Canadian Jewish News.
:50:28
I don't know if that kid's
still got it,
:50:31
but if he has, I know one thing...
:50:34
if he was there now, he'd find
a way to turn that bucket around
:50:38
and get out of there, pronto!
:50:40
You gave the wrong speech.
I'm not your problem. It's the ship.
:50:44
The fire made the computer
go berserk.
:50:46
We've lost the crew,
and we're en route to the sun.
:50:49
Now here's what you do. Stay calm,
keep an eye on those gauges.
:50:53
Things are going to heat up. We'll
figure out a way around the computer.
:50:58
What are we going to do?