:19:06
He copped a feel.
:19:10
Now what?
:19:24
What's that?
:19:25
So that's a Martian.
:19:30
That's a Martian?
:19:35
Oh, my God!
:19:36
Yikes!
:19:40
I'm not having that thing in my house.
:19:43
Sweetie...
:19:45
...we may have to.
The people expect me to meet them.
:19:48
They're not eating off the Van Buren china.
:19:52
Look at that brain.
:19:54
He must be real smart.
:19:56
It's gross!
:19:58
Don't forget, Nathalie...
:20:00
...that we will look equally gross to him.
:20:07
He made the international sign
of the doughnut.
:20:10
From the limited information available,
I've made three extrapolations. One:
:20:14
Our Martian friend
is a carbon-based life form.
:20:17
Two: He breathes nitrogen.
:20:20
And three:
:20:21
The large cerebrum here, indicates...
:20:24
...telepathic potential.
:20:26
You mean they can...
:20:28
...read our thoughts?
:20:31
Potentially, yes.
:20:32
What about their intentions?
:20:35
Are they friendly people?
:20:36
Logic dictates that given
their high level of technical development...
:20:41
...they're an advanced culture.
:20:43
Therefore, peaceful and enlightened.
:20:47
The human race, on the other hand...
:20:49
...is an aggressively dangerous species.
:20:53
Now I suspect they have
more to fear from us...
:20:56
...than we from them.
:20:59
Doctor.