Runaway Train
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:51:06
I want that, man.
:51:15
For what?
:51:17
Tuck that in on you someplace.
:51:19
All right.
:51:21
And wait till I give you
the signal before you attack.

:51:25
Yeah.
:51:35
Hello, Mr. MacDonald.
:51:38
Don't tell anyone
about the runaway.

:51:41
We don't want
to panic the passengers.

:51:43
Besides, we've got the company's
reputation to uphold.

:51:45
What's the latest
on that train?

:51:47
It went straight through
the caboose at Granville 12.

:51:53
Well, anyone hurt?
:51:55
Nobody. What's the story
on the engineer?

:51:58
He had a heart attack.
Old fart.

:52:00
He made everyone bananas trying to keep
that engine from going to scrap.

:52:03
Get that.
What's the speed?

:52:05
About 70.
:52:08
Hey, Barstow.
Why don't you stop her?

:52:11
You put the system in.
:52:13
- Cost the company 4.5 million.
- Listen, Eddie...

:52:17
it's designed for the efficient
dispatching of trains when manned...

:52:20
not to stop them
when they're unmanned.

:52:22
The brake shoes have burned off.
The overspeed control...

:52:24
must have gotten screwed up
from the collision!

:52:27
But don't worry, Eddy.
:52:28
We'll do all we can
to avoid any more casualties.

:52:31
You haven't forgotten
about the Seneca Bridge.

:52:33
Dave, could you get us
some coffee. Come on!

:52:35
- What about the bridge?
- I'm taking care of it.

:52:37
- What about the bridge?
- I'd like to remind you.

:52:39
- Seneca is an old bridge.
- So what? Are you gonna get the coffee?

:52:44
Mr. MacDonald, by the time that runaway
reaches this bridge, it'll be doing 90.

:52:49
The restriction
for that bridge is 50.


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