:44:04
It's no use, Elaine.
I just can't do it.
:44:07
Ted, you were right about this ship.
:44:10
I don't know how to say this,
but maybe in this topsy-turvy world,
:44:15
they should take all the "sane"
people and lock them up
:44:19
and let all the psychopaths
out of the asylums to run the world.
:44:23
No... on second thoughts,
that's a bad idea.
:44:26
What I'm trying to say is that I was
wrong and I hope you forgive me,
:44:29
because we need you in that cockpit
now more than ever.
:44:34
There's some banged-up people
back there.
:44:36
I'll need some fresh sheets, gauze,
and all the Vaseline you have.
:44:40
- Ted, please!
- Right now.
:44:44
- Are you the nurse?
- Yes. Take this.
:44:47
The washroom's just down there
on the right.
:44:50
I don't mean to sound forward.
:44:53
I mean, I know I don't know you,
:44:55
but I don't think we're going
to live through this,
:44:59
and I've never been
with a man before.
:45:03
I know this isn't the right place...
:45:05
Simon, I...
:45:07
This is mission control.
Do you read, Mayflower?
:45:10
This is the Mayflower.
Come in, anyone.
:45:12
Now we're making some headway.
:45:15
We read you, Mayflower.
Identify yourself.
:45:18
Well, this is Elaine Dickenson.
I'm 5'8", 123 pounds,
:45:22
I have... brown hair, blue eyes.
:45:26
I enjoy surfing, backgammon
and men who aren't afraid to cry.
:45:31
Would somebody tell me what a woman
is doing in charge of that ship?
:45:36
Maybe she's got her ship together.
:45:46
But he smells so bad...
:45:51
- Can I sit here, mister?
- Yeah, sure.
:45:56
- Be careful with that.
- I will.
:45:58
- Can I ask a question?
- What is it?