:52:00
Inevitably, certain sections of the ship
will be sealed off.
:52:06
But because of the refit,
we're all used to that, anyway.
:52:17
The situation in London
is that Scotland Yard...
:52:20
has got the investigation well in hand.
:52:23
Now if there are any questions...
:52:37
How long until dawn, Captain?
:52:41
A good 12 hours. Plenty of time.
:52:44
Captain, without being an alarmist...
:52:48
we're sailing on a ship
that might hypothetically be blown up.
:52:55
And the sea is so strong,
it's too rough for the lifeboats.
:52:59
That's about it, isn't it?
:53:01
Yes, that's about it.
:53:04
Thanks for your candor, Captain.
:53:07
Just wanted a clear picture
for my wife's diary.
:53:13
- What's he smiling at?
- Well, that's all.
:53:16
Thank you very much for listening to me.
:53:20
What's that?
:53:24
- Sorry.
- Sorry.
:53:27
Go on.
:53:33
What do we do?
:53:34
- I'm taking two sleeping tablets.
- There's not much you can do, is there?
:53:38
I've lost them again.
:53:41
As I was saying,
before I was so politely interrupted...
:53:49
Tonight's fancy dress ball
will continue as per program...
:53:52
and as if nothing had happened!
:53:57
Are we downhearted?