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Ladies and gentlemen...

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ladies and gentlemen, may I[br]have your attention, please?

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Now, no birthday[br]celebration is complete

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without an after-dinner speech.

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Oh, no, Jerry.

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And so, let's get[br]to the business at hand,

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the honoring[br]of dr. William Stockton.

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Now, Jerry Harlowe, you sit down.

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Who today is one year older

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and admits to being over 21.

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And who, in the short space[br]of 20 years

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has taken care of not[br]only us, our children,

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but even our grandchildren.

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Whose grandchildren?

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As a matter of fact,

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I doubt if there's[br]anyone in this room

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who still does not[br]owe the good doctor

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for a visit or two.

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What about the hammering

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at all hours of the night?

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That's another thing[br]we owe him for.

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Ah, yes, yes, the good[br]doctor's bomb shelter.

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Well, I'm afraid we'll have[br]to forgive him for all that

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despite the fact that what[br]he sees as farsightedness

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has been a real pain in[br]the neck to the rest of us,

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what with all the concrete trucks

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and the nocturnal hammering

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and all the rest of it.

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That's better.

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Well, at any rate,

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when grace mentioned

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that it was the good[br]doctor's birthday,

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we all decided to take a hand

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in the proceedings.

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I had an idea[br]something was going on.

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No, you didn't.[br]-Oh, yes, I did.

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And doc, as a little[br]personal aside,

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I'd like to[br]conclude this way.

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That'll probably be the[br]best part of the speech.

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Doc, you're a very beloved fellow[br]and rightly so.

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And you may not have the biggest[br]practice in medical history...

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that's true.

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...but there isn't a single sawbones

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in the entire 50 states

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whose patients[br]have such a regard-

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such affection, such respect-

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for their man with[br]the little black bag

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as we do for ours.

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Well done!

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You dirty dog.

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First a surprise party,[br]which I abhor,

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and then that sloppy,[br]sentimental speech.

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You ought to be[br]ashamed of yourself.

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I thought it was[br]pretty good, Bill.

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Let's take our coffee[br]in the other room, huh?

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Pop, pop!

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Yes, paulie, what is it?

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The picture went out on the tv set.

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Then there was[br]some goofy announcement.

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Hold it, everybody. Hold it.

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Shh, shh!

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What did you say, paul?

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The announcer said something

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about turn to the conelrad[br]station on the radio.

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Are you sure[br]that's what you heard?

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I didn't hear wrong, pop.[br]That's what he said.

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He said, "turn to[br]the conelrad station"

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and then everything went[br]completely blank.

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Direct from washington, d.c.

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"Repeating that:

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"Four minutes ago, the president[br]made the following announcement.

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"I quote:

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"At 11:04 p.m.[br]Eastern standard time

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"both our distant[br]early warning line

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"and ballistics[br]early warning line

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"reported radar evidence of[br]unidentified flying objects

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"flying due southeast.

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"As of this moment we have been[br]unable to determine

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the nature of this object,

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"but for the time being[br]in the interests of national safety,

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we are declaring a state[br]of yellow alert."

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"The civil defense[br]authorities request

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that if you have[br]a shelter already prepared,

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go there at once."

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"If you don't have a shelter,[br]-Come on, marty.

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use your time

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to move supplies of[br]food, water and medicine

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and other supplies to a central place."

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"Keep all windows and doors closed.

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"We repeat:

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"If you're in your home,

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"go to your prepared shelters[br]or to your basement.

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What you're about to watch[br]is a nightmare.

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It is not meant to be prophetic,[br]it need not happen.

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It's the fervent and urgent[br]prayer of all men of goodwill

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that it never shall happen.

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But in this place,[br]in this moment, it does happen.

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This is the twilight zone.

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Fill up as many[br]as you can, Grace.

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I'm going to check the[br]air filter down there.

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We'll get the rest[br]of the stuff later.

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Looks like we'll lose the power[br]any minute now.

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Bill, there's hardly any water[br]coming through this tap.

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Easy, honey. Easy.

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Now make believe it's perfume,

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and it cost a hundred[br]dollars an ounce.

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Maybe in an hour or so,

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it'll be worth even[br]more than that.

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What else, pop?

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You got all the canned goods[br]down, Paulie?

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Yeah, all I could find.

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How about the fruit cellar, Paul?

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I put those in, too.

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Uh, go up to my bedroom[br]and get my bag

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and put that in, too.

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Wh-what about the[br]books and stuff?

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Paul! Your father told you[br]to get his bag.

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There's time, Grace.[br]There's plenty of time.

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And we'll need books and things.

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I don't know how long we'll[br]have to stay down there.

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What about lightbulbs?

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Where do you keep the lightbulbs?

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Oh, on the top shelf here[br]of this cupboard, Bill.

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Oh, we don't have any.

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I ran out.

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Well, I was going to buy[br]some at the store yesterday

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because there was a sale on and...

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oh, Bill, I'm talking[br]like some idiot.

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Now, how much more[br]time is there?

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There's no telling,[br]Grace, honey.

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Conelrad says[br]from the first alarm

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we might have anywhere[br]between 15 minutes

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and a half an hour.

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Fif-fifteen minutes?

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I'm just winging it, Grace.

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I don't know for sure.

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I don't think anyone does.

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Now keep filling them.

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Bill?!

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There's no more water.

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It doesn't make[br]any difference anyhow.

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I think we've got enough water.

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You bring a jug with you, Gracie.

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Paul and I will get the rest.

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Now, you two stay here.

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I'll get the rest of the water.

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No, wait a minute.

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I've slipped.

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Paulie, there's a small tool kit[br]in the garage.

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Will you get it?[br]-Right.

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I'll get the rest of the water.

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Grace.

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Now, if it is a bomb,

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there's no assurance[br]it'll land near us,

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and if it doesn't...

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but if it does, Bill,

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New York is only 40 miles away.

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And New York's going[br]to get it, we know that.

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So we'll get it, too,[br]all of it-

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the poison, the radiation,[br]the whole mess.

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We'll get it.

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We'll be in a shelter, Grace,

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and with any luck at all, [br]we'll survive.

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We've got food and water enough[br]to last us for two weeks-

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maybe even longer[br]if we use it wisely.

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Then what, Bill?

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Then what?

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We crawl out of here like gophers

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to tiptoe through all[br]that rubble up above?

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The rubble and the ruin

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and the bodies of our friends?

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Oh, Bill,

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why is it so necessary to survive?

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What's the good of it?

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Wouldn't it just be better

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and easier, just quicker

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if we just...

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I got the tools, pop.

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Anything else you[br]need from out here?

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Grace, that's why[br]we have to survive.

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That's the reason.

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He may only inherit rubble now,

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but he's 12 years old.

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He's only 12 years old, Grace.

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Now.

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"This is conelrad, your[br]emergency broadcasting station."

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Paulie.

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I got the tools, pop.

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Good- put it down over there.

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I'll get the rest of the water.

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"Remain tuned to this frequency."

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"We repeat our[br]previous announcement..."

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How's it going, Bill?

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It's going fine, Jerry.

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We're collecting water[br]which is what you should be doing.

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Well, we collected about 30 gallons

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and then the water stopped.

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You better get home and get[br]into your shelter-

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into your basement-

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and I'd board up[br]the windows if i were you.

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You got any wood...?

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Bill, we don't have[br]any cellar, remember?

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The advantages of[br]modern architecture.

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We got the only brand-[br]new house on the block.

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We got everything[br]at your fingertips-

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even got an electric laundry room.

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All the wonders of modern[br]science taken into account

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except that thing[br]that's heading for us right now.

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Jerry, come on.

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Can I bring Martha[br]and the kids over here?

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Over here?

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We're sitting ducks over there-

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no protection at all.

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Oh, Jerry.

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You can use our basement.

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Your basement?

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What about your shelter?

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It's the only place we can survive!

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I don't have any room, Jerry.

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There's not near enough[br]room or supplies.

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It's designed for three people.

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Well, we'll bring[br]our own food and water.

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We'll sleep standing up.[br]Bill, you've got to help me.

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You've got to keep[br]my family alive.

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We won't use any of your stuff.

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What about air?

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That's a 10x10 room, Jerry,

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with an air filter designed[br]for three people.

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Will you bring your own air?

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Well, just give us a chance.[br]-No, no, no.

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48 hours, Bill, then we'll get out.

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When that door gets[br]closed and locked

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it stays closed and locked, Jerry.

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There'll be radiation and[br]heaven knows what else.

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I'm sorry, Jerry, as god[br]is my witness, I am sorry,

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but I built that for my family.

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What about mine? What'll we do?

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Just rock on the front porch[br]while we burn to a crisp?

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That's no concern of mine.

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Right now it's my family[br]I have to worry about.

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Do you think[br]I'm going to stand by

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and watch while my wife[br]and children die in agony?

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I'm not going to do it,[br]you understand?

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Bill, I'm not going to do it!

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I'm sorry, please forgive me.

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I kept telling you,[br]Jerry- all of you-

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get ready, build a shelter.

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Forget the card parties[br]and the barbecues

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for maybe a few hours a week,

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forget them, and make the[br]admission to yourself

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that the worst was possible.

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But you didn't want[br]to listen, Jerry.

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None of you wanted to listen.[br]-Please, Bill...

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to build a shelter was to admit[br]to the kind of age we lived in

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and none of you had[br]the guts to face that.

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So now you've got[br]to face something

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far worse, Jerry.

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So, god, please, god[br]protect you, Jerry.

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It's out of my hands.

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It's simply out of my hands.

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It's got to be god.[br]It's got to be god.

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They're already in the shelter.

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Marty, I told you they'd been[br]in the shelter.

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He's locked himself in.

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He's got to let us in.

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We have no windows[br]in half the basement

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and I don't have anything[br]to plug them up, either.

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And the basement won't help, anyway.

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I can't help you, Marty.

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He's downstairs?[br]-Yes. Yes.

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In the shelter?[br]-Yeah, yeah.

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Bill, Bill...

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Bill, it's Marty.

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We've got the kids with us.

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Marty!

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Bill!

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Bill, please let us in.

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Marty, please.

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Come back and get us... please!

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Bill- Bill, it's Marty.

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Please let us in.

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Marty, I would if I could.

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Do you understand?

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I swear to you,

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I would.

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Bill, please.

0:12:13.927,0:12:14.526
Please, Bill.

0:12:14.843,0:12:15.777
It's Marty.

0:12:15.812,0:12:17.646
I can't, Marty.

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Don't stand there asking me.

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I can't!

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I can't and I won't!

0:12:23.436,0:12:26.538
I feel sorry for you, then, Bill.

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I really do.

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You probably will survive,

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but you'll have[br]blood on your hands.

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You're a doctor!

0:12:34.698,0:12:38.416
You're supposed to help people!

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That was a million years ago...

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a million years ago.

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Marty!

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Get out of here!

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Do you hear me?

0:13:05.362,0:13:07.078
Get out of here, Marty!

0:13:09.532,0:13:11.700
Marty!

0:13:25.637,0:13:27.640
Then he slammed the door[br]right in my face.

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Well, go back![br]-I can't.

0:13:29.426,0:13:31.042
Jerry, ask him again.[br]-Let's go.

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Jerry, ask him again!

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Ask him again!

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Please, I don't want to be here.

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Please, Frank, let's go home!

0:13:38.936,0:13:40.152
There's no time!

0:13:40.187,0:13:42.037
It's no use, Frank.

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He won't let anybody in.

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What'll we do?

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I tell you what we ought to do.

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We ought to find one basement[br]and go to work on that.

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Pool all of our stuff.[br]Pool water and everything.

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It just isn't fair!

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He's in the bomb shelter[br]and perfectly safe

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while our kids have to sit around[br]and wait for a bomb to drop!

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Why don't we just[br]go down to his basement

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and break down the door!

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Frank, Frank- wait a minute, Frank!

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Frank, wait a minute!

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We can't all fit[br]in that bomb shelter.

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We'd be crazy to even try.

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Why don't we pick out[br]one family- draw lots?

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What difference will it make?

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I keep telling you,[br]he won't let anybody in.

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We could all go down there

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and tell him the whole street[br]is against him. We could do that.

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What good would it do?[br]I keep telling you.

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Even if you break down the door,

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we can't all fit[br]in the bomb shelter.

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We'd be killing everybody[br]for no reason.

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If it saves even one of my kids

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I call that good reason.

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Jerry, you know him[br]better than any of us.

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You're his best friend.

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Go down there again.

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Talk to him, plead with him.

0:14:35.425,0:14:38.210
Tell him to pick out one family.

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We'll draw lots or something.

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One family...

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meaning yours, Marty, huh?

0:14:45.886,0:14:47.352
Why not?

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I've got a three-month-old baby.

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Is your baby any more precious[br]than one of my kids?

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I never said that.

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Look, if you're going to argue[br]about who deserves to live...

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more than next one.

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you shut your mouth, weiss.

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Take it easy.[br]-Let go!

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That's the way it is

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when the foreigners[br]come over here-

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pushy, grabby,

0:15:06.123,0:15:07.990
seml-american!

0:15:08.025,0:15:10.175
Why, you garbage-brained idiot!

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Marty-[br]Marty, please!

0:15:13.078,0:15:14.246
What's the matter with you?

0:15:14.281,0:15:15.497
Weiss, for my dough,

0:15:15.532,0:15:18.000
you're at the bottom of the list!

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Keep it up, you'll[br]slaughter each other!

0:15:21.037,0:15:22.137
Marty...

0:15:22.172,0:15:24.006
Marty...[br]Marty, please.

0:15:24.041,0:15:26.057
Go down to the shelter.

0:15:26.092,0:15:27.142
Ask him, Marty, please.

0:15:27.277,0:15:29.411
I've already asked him.

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It won't do any good!

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Searchlights.

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Let's go take a look.

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Anything new on the radio?

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No.

0:15:39.940,0:15:41.773
What are you doing out here?

0:15:41.808,0:15:43.659
Doc's got himself locked[br]in that shelter.

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You know what i'm going to do?

0:15:47.006,0:15:48.900
I'm going down there and[br]get him to open up that door.

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I don't care what the rest[br]of you think.

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That's the only thing left to do!

0:15:52.217,0:15:53.035
Frank's right.

0:15:53.269,0:15:54.920
Come on, let's do it.

0:15:55.055,0:15:56.471
No, wait a minute!

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Martha, keep those[br]kids in the kitchen.

0:16:05.415,0:16:06.548
Bill!

0:16:06.583,0:16:08.183
Bill Stockton!

0:16:08.218,0:16:10.686
You've got a bunch[br]of your neighbors outside

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who want to stay alive.

0:16:11.972,0:16:15.057
Now, you can open that door[br]and talk to us

0:16:15.092,0:16:16.408
and figure out with us

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how many can come in there

0:16:18.228,0:16:20.696
or you can just keep on doing[br]what you're doing,

0:16:20.731,0:16:22.564
and we'll bust our way in there!

0:16:22.599,0:16:23.915
Bill, can you hear me?

0:16:24.000,0:16:25.067
This is Jerry.

0:16:25.102,0:16:27.002
They mean business out here.

0:16:27.107,0:16:29.050
I mean business in here.

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I've already told you, Jerry.

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You're wasting your time.

0:16:33.009,0:16:36.011
You're wasting precious time[br]you could use for something else.

0:16:36.046,0:16:38.830
for figuring out[br]how you can survive.

0:16:39.065,0:16:41.466
Why don't we get[br]some kind of battering ram?

0:16:41.501,0:16:43.335
Yeah, We could go to bennett avenue.

0:16:43.370,0:16:45.866
Phil Klein has a heavy pipe[br]in his basement. I've seen it.

0:16:45.872,0:16:48.089
No, no- that would get him[br]into the act, too,

0:16:48.124,0:16:50.225
and who cares about saving him.

0:16:50.260,0:16:52.000
No, no- If we do that-

0:16:52.111,0:16:53.879
if we let all those people know

0:16:53.906,0:16:55.647
that we have the shelter[br]on our street-

0:16:55.682,0:16:57.433
we'd have a whole[br]mob to contend with.

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A whole bunch of strangers.

0:16:58.484,0:17:00.352
What right have they got[br]to come over here?

0:17:00.387,0:17:02.237
This isn't their street.[br]This isn't their shelter.

0:17:02.272,0:17:06.107
Oh, oh,[br]this is our shelter, huh?

0:17:06.142,0:17:08.859
And on the next street,[br]that's another country.

0:17:08.895,0:17:10.112
Patronize home industry.

0:17:10.146,0:17:13.013
You idiots, you fools,[br]you're insane.

0:17:13.148,0:17:15.117
All of you.[br]-Maybe you don't want to live.

0:17:15.152,0:17:16.367
Maybe you don't care!

0:17:16.403,0:17:18.502
I care- believe me, I care.

0:17:18.538,0:17:21.006
I want to see the morning[br]sun come up, too.

0:17:21.623,0:17:23.625
But a mob doesn't have[br]any brains.

0:17:23.660,0:17:25.876
You're proving it!

0:17:26.011,0:17:27.979
I say let's get[br]that battering ram

0:17:27.983,0:17:30.001
and we'll tell Klein[br]to keep his mouth shut.

0:17:30.116,0:17:32.133
No, Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

0:17:32.268,0:17:34.018
I agree with Jerry.

0:17:34.053,0:17:36.020
We should stop and think a minute.

0:17:36.155,0:17:37.072
Now, i think that...[br]-Nobody...

0:17:37.158,0:17:41.143
Nobody cares what you think-[br]you or your kind.

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I thought I made it clear upstairs.

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Yes, but I think that Jerry has...

0:17:45.182,0:17:47.432
I think the first order of business

0:17:47.467,0:17:48.784
is to get you out of here.

0:17:50.570,0:17:51.787
Marty, Marty!

0:17:53.690,0:17:55.540
Let's get that battering ram

0:17:55.575,0:17:57.409
and break down that door.

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You've had your chance,[br]Stockton, remember that!

0:17:59.080,0:18:01.014
You've had your chance!

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Come on, Marty, come on.

0:18:08.002,0:18:09.171
Bill...

0:18:09.805,0:18:11.673
who are those people?

0:18:11.708,0:18:14.176
Those people...

0:18:14.211,0:18:16.061
those people are our neighbors,

0:18:16.596,0:18:17.578
our friends,

0:18:17.713,0:18:19.181
the people we've lived with

0:18:19.216,0:18:21.683
and alongside for 20 years.

0:18:21.718,0:18:24.814
Come on, Paulie, we better get up[br]some of this furniture

0:18:24.821,0:18:26.437
so we'll have some protection

0:18:26.472,0:18:28.688
in case that door goes through.

0:18:41.286,0:18:43.154
Come on, let's get it in there.

0:18:46.126,0:18:47.959
Come on, over it.

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Over it.

0:19:02.724,0:19:05.861
Now!

0:19:25.380,0:19:26.631
It's through!

0:19:26.666,0:19:27.883
Put it down!

0:19:35.639,0:19:37.393
"This is conelrad.

0:19:37.528,0:19:41.012
"Remain tuned[br]for an important message.

0:19:41.047,0:19:43.008
"The president of the united[br]states has just announced

0:19:43.103,0:19:45.006
"that the previously[br]unidentified objects

0:19:45.051,0:19:48.520
"have now been definitely[br]ascertained as being satellites.

0:19:48.555,0:19:52.274
"Repeat:There are[br]no enemy missiles approaching.

0:19:52.509,0:19:56.027
"Repeat:There are no[br]enemy missiles approaching.

0:19:56.062,0:19:59.164
"The objects have been[br]identified as satellites.

0:19:59.199,0:20:01.666
"They are harmless,[br]and we are in no danger.

0:20:01.701,0:20:05.069
"The state of emergency has[br]officially been called off.

0:20:05.104,0:20:06.037
"We are in no danger.

0:20:07.072,0:20:09.791
"Repeat:There is no enemy attack."

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Thank god.

0:20:26.057,0:20:27.943
Marty?

0:20:29.229,0:20:30.445
Marty?

0:20:32.948,0:20:33.565
I, uh...

0:20:36.067,0:20:38.570
I went off my rocker.

0:20:38.605,0:20:42.324
Well, you can understand[br]that, can't you?

0:20:42.359,0:20:44.209
I just went off my rocker.

0:20:46.711,0:20:48.580
I didn't mean any of those things

0:20:48.615,0:20:51.082
I said to you.

0:20:51.117,0:20:53.736
We were... we were, all of us

0:20:53.771,0:20:57.190
so scared, so confused...

0:20:58.325,0:21:00.075
well, it's no wonder, is it?

0:21:00.110,0:21:02.978
I mean, you can understand

0:21:03.013,0:21:06.097
why we all blew our tops a little.

0:21:06.132,0:21:07.349
Well, I don't think

0:21:07.384,0:21:09.000
Marty's going to hold it[br]against you, Frank.

0:21:12.354,0:21:14.056
Just like I don't think

0:21:14.091,0:21:16.759
Bill is going to hold all[br]this against us.

0:21:17.394,0:21:19.361
We'll pay for the damages,Bill.

0:21:19.396,0:21:22.364
We'll take up a collection[br]right away.

0:21:22.399,0:21:24.500
We... we could have a block party

0:21:24.535,0:21:27.003
tomorrow night or something.

0:21:27.038,0:21:29.271
A big celebration, huh?

0:21:29.906,0:21:32.006
I think we rate one now.

0:21:32.091,0:21:34.259
Hey, that's a great idea-[br]a block party.

0:21:34.294,0:21:36.761
Anything to get[br]back to normal, huh?

0:21:39.264,0:21:42.384
Normal?

0:21:42.419,0:21:46.389
I don't know.

0:21:47.424,0:21:49.891
I don't know what normal is.

0:21:52.394,0:21:55.530
I thought I did once.

0:21:55.565,0:21:57.399
I don't anymore.

0:22:01.786,0:22:04.838
I told you we'd pay[br]for the damages, Bill.

0:22:06.192,0:22:07.409
Damages?

0:22:11.796,0:22:13.048
I wonder.

0:22:14.516,0:22:17.319
I wonder if any one of us[br]has any idea

0:22:17.354,0:22:20.021
what those damages really are.

0:22:22.807,0:22:25.927
Maybe one of them is finding out

0:22:25.962,0:22:28.315
what we're really like[br]when we're normal-

0:22:30.350,0:22:32.183
the kind of people we are

0:22:32.218,0:22:34.069
just underneath the skin.

0:22:34.104,0:22:36.938
I mean all of us.

0:22:36.973,0:22:39.003
A lot of naked, wild animals

0:22:39.258,0:22:42.326
who put such a price[br]on staying alive

0:22:42.361,0:22:44.246
that they'll claw[br]their neighbors to death

0:22:44.281,0:22:45.697
just for the privilege.

0:22:51.953,0:22:55.090
We were spared a bomb tonight,

0:22:55.125,0:22:56.207
but I wonder.

0:22:58.093,0:23:00.595
I wonder if we weren't destroyed

0:23:00.630,0:23:02.464
even without it.

0:23:22.002,0:23:25.006
No moral, no message,[br]no prophetic tract.

0:23:25.371,0:23:27.872
Just a simple statement of fact:

0:23:28.107,0:23:30.141
For civilization to survive,

0:23:30.276,0:23:33.243
the human race has[br]to remain civilized.

0:23:33.278,0:23:37.548
Tonight's very small exercise[br]in logic from the twilight zone.