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Elaine, I mean the mission has to be aborted. This ship should never have passed FSA inspection. This thing is held together by string and chewing gum. |
Ted, get a grip on yourself. You should never have left the hospital. |
Then you <u>do</u> think I'm insane. |
I've never used the word insane, Ted. |
What word would you use, Elaine? |
The word is sick. Ted very, very, very sick. |
What would you say if I told you the toilet just blew up in my face. |
I'd use the word insane. |
There's something dangerously wrong with this ship, Elaine. I know its the wiring. That toilet's just the tip of the iceberg. |
Ted, a toilet's not going to kill anyone. |
Elaine! |
Ted! |
Elaine, what's going on? |
Ted, there's no time to explain. |
Elaine, I'm going back there. Just hold onto that stick and try to control this hunk of tin as best you can. |
Ted, please be careful. |
Ted, we've only got ten minutes. |
Not now, Elaine. |
I mean until we start to burn up. |
Kurtz was the one who got us into this mess in the first place. You people knew this ship wasn't ready to fly. You played God with over a hundred lives, Kruger, and for what the prestige of your precious space program. |
That was very well put, Ted. |
Well, Elaine, this might be it if those guys on the ground don't think of something. |
I just want you to know, I love you Ted and always will. |
That might be the news we've been waiting for. |
Simon just ejected! |
Sit down, Elaine. If this bomb trick works we just might make it. Simon was a fool to eject now. |
You mean... |
That's right premature ejection. |
What will happen to him, Ted? |
The sun will heat that thing to over 450 degrees within seconds. He'll roast like a pig on a spit. |
Are you afraid? |
Not when I'm with you, Ted. |
I guess you'd have to be a fool not to be afraid at a time like this. |
We've blown the computer! Elaine! Set course change! |
Set! |
Now! |
Compute! |
Ted, the lever! |
Kramer, the WORP control handle just came off in my hand. |
Oveur. |
Dunn. |
Shut down accelerators. |
Accelerators down. |
We seem to have a malfunction in disposal unit four, sir. |
You better check it, Unger. |
Sir, I've got an overload in disposal unit four. |
You better check on it, Mr. Dunn. I'll stay here and fly the ship. |
Dunn. |
Sir? |
You better take this. |
Did you feel that? |
Yes I did... |
Felt like a large asteroid. |
Yes it did. Mr. Dunn, can I ask you a personal question? |
What is it, Mary? |
Um... Do you people scream right when you... you know. |
Commissioner, we both know the Mercury shuttle needs another month of prelaunch testing. |
Forget it. The boys on the board want that shuttle to go on schedule. |
And what do the boys on the board know about safety, Commissioner? Let <u>me</u> talk to them. |
Bud, get wise to the political realities. The boys on the board are under a lot of pressure from the boys downtown. |
You handle your front office people, I'll handle the press and leave the boys in Washington to the boys downtown and the boys downtown to the boys on the board. |
Commissioner. |
What? |
I just wish it was that simple. |
That's right, Commissioner. Senselessly murdered just minutes ago. |
That just doesn't make any sense. |
I wonder how your boys in Washington are going to take this one. |
I told you, leave the boys in Washington to the boys downtown and the boys down... |
You've made your point, Commissioner. There's only one other pilot who can handle that shuttle and that's Clarence Oveur. He's got a lunar flight today. I want him pulled. Jacobs, pull Oveur! |
Forget it. I was reading. |
I was reading too. |
What's the story? |
Some southern plantation owner falls in love with this poor... |
I was asking McCrosky, Commissioner. |
Kruger, Sagittarius. |
Commissioner, Aquarius. |
* CBS said they'll give us four minutes. They thought the Russian was a nice touch. |
I always wondered if my freshman Russian class would come in handy. |
You wanna knock of f? |
No, no. I'm fine. What did the Speaker say? |
He and the NRA don't like the wording. |
With all due respect, sir, maybe you should give them this one. Your numbers are still pretty low and you called in a lot of chips to nail Stravanavitch. |
I might still have a few chips left. |
* We could always put you in a duck blind with a twelve gauge. The second amendment types'll love that. |
This is a crime bill, Shep. Killing a couple ducks won't get it through committee. Besides, Shep, I told you... I don't shoot babies and I don't kiss guns. |
Other way around, sir. |
Right... Christ I'm tired. Do me a favor and keep me away from the press. |
It's bait. Don't take it. |
Sir, the Speaker of the House attacked this administration on national television. You can't afford to leave that hanging. |
Did we tape the Duke game? |
I said it's not worth the fight. Steward, please. |
We'll just say it was in bad taste. |
You give me ulcers. |
That's my job. |
Defense and State Department in the conference room in one hour. I want to review the Iraq situation. |
Yes, sir. |
Mr. President... they're ready for you in the conference room. |
Okay. Hey, pumpkin, you'll tell me all about it later, right? |
Mr. President, how the hell did you get on board? |
I never left. Where's my wife and daughter? |
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