:13:01
This is not heaven,
it's a way station. There's no mistake.
:13:05
I want a check-out
on Joseph Pendleton.
:13:07
When is he due at this way station?
:13:11
Sir, I don't understand.
A check-out? Why?
:13:15
The likelihood
of one individual being right
:13:17
increases in proportion to how much
others try to prove him wrong.
:13:23
Pendleton, Joseph. Due to arrive
10.17 am, March 20th, 2025.
:13:30
Sir, I really can't believe it.
:13:33
I took him out...
just before the accident.
:13:37
You did what?!
:13:39
You're not supposed to do that,
you must wait for the outcome.
:13:43
But I was so sure, and it looked
like it would be painful.
:13:47
- Wait. Are you saying...?
- Is this your first assignment?
:13:51
- Yes, sir.
- Havert you learned the rules?
:13:54
Every question of life and death
is a probability until the outcome.
:13:58
So he jumped the gun.
:14:00
Just put me back
and we'll forget the whole thing.
:14:05
This man must be put back
into his body at once.
:14:10
Thanks, Mr Jordan.
I'll see you in about 50 years.
:14:26
- Max, I'm back.
- He can't hear you, Mr Pendleton.
:14:30
I hope they got the best football
team in America in heaven,
:14:37
and I hope God makes you
first-string.
:14:40
I'm going to get my body back.
Where's my body?
:14:48
- Oh, dear.
- Cremated. I see.
:14:51
I'm starting against Dallas
on Sunday.
:14:54
The body you occupied
on Earth has been cremated.
:14:57
Uncremate me! You must be able
to do something right.