:04:01
Doc, sure sounded worried, didn't he?
:04:04
Someday, you old codger, you're going
to hear something you won't like.
:04:07
Are you inferring that I was listening in?
:04:10
Yeah.
:04:21
Hi, Jack. What's all the excitement about?
Who's sick?
:04:23
- Nobody.
- Huh?
:04:25
The boys found a man near the highway
this morning.
:04:28
- Run over?
- No.
:04:30
- Well, then?
- That's why I called you, Doc.
:04:32
- What's it look like?
- Like nothing I've ever seen before.
:04:35
Who is it?
:04:36
Well, he has the same general build
as Eric Jacobs, but I'm not sure.
:04:41
I don't follow you.
:04:42
There's something about his face
says he's Jacobs...
:04:45
but maybe he ain't.
:04:47
Look, Jack, I'm lost.
:04:49
You remember Jacobs, don't you?
:04:51
Yeah, he's the biologist.
Works for Prof. Deemer.
:04:54
Met him a couple of years ago.
:04:55
He's over at the undertaker's.
You'd better have a look.
:05:02
- Hi, Charlie.
- Hi, Charlie.
:05:03
I phoned Deemer right away.
:05:05
He said he'd be over to see if this is him.
:05:07
You know Deemer, don't you?
:05:09
Yeah. When I opened my office
I went out to pay my respects.
:05:12
He was polite enough...
:05:13
but I had the feeling I wasn't welcome,
so I never went back.
:05:16
Some of these big brains
never learnt manners.
:05:21
Here he is, Barney.
:05:22
- Hi, Doc.
- Hello, Barney.
:05:24
You figure this one out and you're good.
:05:49
Now you know why I'm not sure.
:05:52
That's not Jacobs.
This man has had the disease for years.
:05:56
I saw Jacobs last month.
He looked okay then.
:05:59
They're in the back room,
Professor.