:03:01
- Neuroscan's fine.
- Good.
:03:03
- What happened to your robot?
- Nothing.
:03:06
Really? Hope "nothing"
doesn't happen to me.
:03:09
The captain's big on
20th century cultural artefacts,
:03:12
so we did him up as
a World War One fighter pilot.
:03:20
We do things like that just to amuse each
other. Everyone tries to get along here.
:03:25
- I get along fine.
- You've been on board 12 days.
:03:29
Asking about a robot's the first sign of
interest you've shown in this ship or crew.
:03:33
- I got a captain who watches cartoons,...
- He's working on his PhD.
:03:37
..a computer tech
who calls his mainframe Sweetie
:03:40
and two medical techs practising
anatomy in any corner they can find.
:03:44
I've been on six paramedic tours
with this crew. They get the job done.
:03:49
We're out here for months.
Nothing happens.
:03:52
People get lonely.
:03:54
Then suddenly all hell breaks loose,
you do your job,
:03:57
then it all goes back to nothing happens.
This crew's OK.
:04:02
Want to tell me
what you're doing out here?
:04:04
Ex-military pilots don't usually request
work probation on paramedic ships.
:04:09
I like deep space. It's quiet.
:04:12
People out here tend to
respect each other's privacy.
:04:20
Take one a day.
You can put your shirt on.
:04:24
Zyracon, huh?
:04:26
Happy pills.
:04:28
I'm happy.
:04:31
Hazen's a tough drug to kick.
:04:34
Zyracon helps with the residual effects.
:04:36
- I'm clean.
- Human interaction helps too.
:04:39
The crew's OK.
:04:41
Maybe you should take the time
to get to know them.
:04:48
Thank you, doctor.
:04:55
My analysis ofcards played shows
a 77% chance ofyou losing, Benjamin.