:32:00
Who the hell are you, anyway?
:32:02
I'm Margo Litzenberger.
I'm with the BerkeleyPeople's Herald.
:32:06
I've been trying to get somebody from
the press to listen to me about this, Burton.
:32:10
It's not possible that you saw David Lo Pan.
The bastard's afraid to show his face.
:32:15
- He's got more enemies...
- He's got Miao Yin. I'm going!
:32:18
- Are you nuts?
- Who's that?
:32:20
It's OK, Tara. You can go back to sleep.
:32:23
- From the airport.
- This morning, sure.
:32:25
That's why l was there. I was protecting her
civil rights, making sure she gets a chance.
:32:30
This is just so shocking. I mean,
l mustjust be so monumentally naive.
:32:33
- You are.
- Now we have to grab your fiancée...
:32:36
Wait a minute! l'm a reasonable guy,
:32:39
but l've experienced
some unreasonable things.
:32:41
- It depends on how you look at it.
- The hell it does! So somebody
:32:45
- tell me what is goin' on!
- The truth?
:32:47
- I can take it.
- We don't know.
:32:53
- I'm going now, alone if l have to!
- Where? lt's pouring out.
:32:56
- Lo Pan's. The Wing Kong Exchange.
- The Wing Kong Exchange?
:33:00
The most dangerous den of madmen
in Chinatown? You can't waltz in like...
:33:04
Like the wind. Yes, l can, Miss Law.
My mind and my spirits are as one.
:33:08
- As two. I said l was comin'.
- I'd go with you...
:33:11
I know. There's a problem with your face.
:33:14
OK! You people sit tight,
hold the fort and keep the home fires burning.
:33:18
Ifwe're not back by dawn, call the president.
:33:31
- This is gonna take crackerjack timing.
- Total concentration. You ready, Jack?
:33:36
I was born ready.
:33:42
I love working nights.
:33:44
Don't get up. Phone company.
:33:46
All right, boys, where's the main panel?
Probably through here.
:33:58
Wang.