:52:00
Just what we need today. Why don't they
go to Disneyland where they belong?
:52:05
- Well, I think they're going to tomorrow.
- OK. All set? Oh, here.
:52:12
It was a one-in-a-million shot.
:52:14
There was an open line
at our division in Sunnyvale.
:52:16
The phone company screwed up!
:52:19
- John. John McKittrick, George Wigan.
- How are you?
:52:22
George is with the FBl.
He brought the kid in.
:52:24
It looks like we've got
a high-school prank on our hands.
:52:27
Paul, what happened?
:52:29
The kid broke into the war game using a
password left by the original programmer.
:52:34
- A password?
- Yes, sir.
:52:36
None of my team even knew it was there.
:52:38
Kid claims
he was looking for a toy company.
:52:40
That's great!
Anybody in here buy that one?
:52:44
We can find the password and take it out,
but it might help to beef up security.
:52:48
Oh. Beef up, huh?
:52:51
How about screwed up?
:52:53
We did all that and he broke in again.
:52:55
Kid says your computer called him.
:52:58
What the hell is going on, John?
:53:01
I woke up the president. I told him
we were under attack by the Russians.
:53:05
You know what an idiot that makes me
look? Not to mention the general.
:53:09
I think we're being a little naive here.
:53:11
There is no way a high-school punk
:53:13
can put a dime in a telephone
and break into our system.
:53:16
He's got to be working
with somebody else.
:53:18
He fits the profile perfectly.
He's intelligent, but an underachiever.
:53:22
Alienated from his parents.
Has few friends.
:53:25
Classic case
for recruitment by the Soviets.
:53:28
What does this say
about the state of our country?
:53:30
I mean, have you gotten any insight
as to why a bright boy like this
:53:35
would jeopardise the lives of millions?
:53:37
He says
he does this sort of thing for fun.
:53:39
Dammit, John, I want some answers,
and I want 'em now!
:53:46
- Let me talk to this little prick.
- I don't wanna talk. Just do it!
:53:51
Come on, Paul.
:53:57
Who do they belong to? Do you know?
:53:59
What?