:59:24
She was one of the first infected.
:59:29
What's E-1 101 ?
:59:33
It's an experimental antiserum
from Yale virology.
:59:37
It might be worth a try.
:59:39
I read the journals. I haven't read a word
about E-1 101 . Where'd you get it?
:59:44
You know I can call Yale in a second.
:59:45
I want to save these people, too.
:59:48
I'm using everything in the arsenal.
:59:52
We have to work together, Sam.
:59:56
Are we?
:59:58
Are we what?
1:00:00
Are we working together, sir?
1:00:07
Oh, shit.
1:00:11
Don't waste your time making phone calls.
1:00:21
Excuse me.
1:00:24
Come here.
1:00:26
Give this to the rhesus and also put it
with some virus and pull it apart.
1:00:31
What is it?
1:00:32
-What's it look like?
-It's not orange juice.
1:00:34
No, it's not.
1:00:36
Colonel?
1:00:37
What is it?
1:00:39
I don't know.
1:00:41
Maybe he'll tell us.
1:00:47
If you're feeling sick at all...
1:00:49
...hang a pillowcase or any piece
of white cloth on your front door.
1:00:54
Soldiers will take you in for a test
and you'll know the results in hours.
1:00:59
Early stages resemble the flu.