:56:01
Talk to the pipe.
:56:02
That usually helps.
:56:05
Colonel Jones?
:56:07
Don't worry about me being invisible.
:56:09
Other than that, I'm perfectly normal.
:56:12
I see.
:56:14
Or rather, you don't.
:56:15
Learnt the trick in camouflage, till
the accident made rather a mess of things.
:56:20
Now I'm stuck away in the basement.
:56:22
Lucky if I even get the tea trolley.
:56:23
I'm afraid I don't have much time.
:56:26
I'd like you to take a look at this map.
:56:32
I want to know something more about...
:56:34
...the Prospero Program.
:56:38
Where'd you find this?
:56:40
Wonderland Weather.
:56:43
Retail meteorology.
:56:50
I believe you've jogged my memory, Steed.
:56:53
I may have to dig a little deeper, though.
:56:58
Shall l?
:56:59
Follow me.
:57:04
Hello, Mrs. Peel.
Welcome back to The Ministry.
:57:06
Now, we're going to have a talk.
:57:08
About the weather? How topical.
:57:10
It'll help pass the time.
:57:12
Time would pass anyway,
if you think about it logically.
:57:14
But so few do think logically
or even anti-logically.
:57:17
Clockwise or anti-clockwise. Tick-tock,
tock-tick. Seesaw, Margery Daw.
:57:20
It amounts to the same thing. After all,
how do you know I'm the real Mrs. Peel?
:57:24
How real do you feel, Mrs. Peel?
:57:27
I'll repeat the question...
:57:28
...bypassing the weather, which,
being British, we'll return to in a moment.
:57:32
Do I walk like Mrs. Peel?
Talk like Mrs. Peel?
:57:35
Am I witty, wise, wonderful to know?
:57:37
Or do I go around shooting
Ministry agents...
:57:40
...attempting to rule the world
on my days off?
:57:42
Now you'rejust playing games.
:57:53
Of course! The Ministry cloning program.
:57:56
Sir August ran it,
but it appears he went too far.
:57:59
Some of his more advanced experiments...