1:26:06
Same thing on the M.C.N. Console, Captain.
1:26:10
Just a
minute, Dr. Robertson.
1:26:12
You're saying Stone's
$90 million facility,
1:26:14
which you recommended,
1:26:15
was knocked out
1:26:16
by a sliver of paper?
1:26:18
You tell that
to the taxpayers!
1:26:20
These were highly-trained
1:26:22
electronics men, Senator,
1:26:23
looking for an electronic fault.
1:26:25
The trouble was purely mechanical
1:26:27
of the simplest kind.
1:26:29
But for them, it was like trying to see
1:26:31
an elephant through a microscope.
1:26:32
The sliver had peeled from the roll
1:26:34
and wedged between the bell and striker,
1:26:36
preventing the bell from ringing.
1:26:45
I'm convinced we're
being held in communicado.
1:26:48
Very flattering.
1:26:49
We don't know much more
than when we got here.
1:26:52
We know about Scoop now.
1:26:54
It's possible what Scoop
found was no accident.
1:26:57
I suspect they were looking for
1:26:59
the ultimate biological weapon.
1:27:00
Sounds like you're getting
1:27:02
a little paranoid in this fun house.
1:27:05
What does Stone think
1:27:07
about the ultimate weapon, I mean?
1:27:09
We've isolated the organism.
1:27:12
It's in microchemistry.
1:27:14
We'll show you.
1:27:15
Watchdog
to electrical support...