:31:02
Dr. Weir is interested in medicine,
not politics.
:31:05
Mr. Drucker, the protesters claim you
run RePet at a loss...
:31:09
...to soften people
up to human cloning.
:31:11
You know, we shouldn't forget
that not long ago...
:31:15
...there were almost no more fish
left in the ocean...
:31:18
...and half the world's population
faced the threat of hunger.
:31:21
Cloning technology turned that around.
:31:24
Extremists won't admit
they'd rather people went hungry...
:31:27
...than eat cloned fish,
so they yell about human cloning.
:31:30
Do you think human cloning laws
should be changed?
:31:33
Suppose a 1 0-year-old boy is in the
hospital, dying of liver cancer.
:31:37
Thanks to Dr. Weir's work...
:31:39
...we can save that boy.
:31:41
In the next bed lies
another 1 0-year-old boy...
:31:44
...whose parents love him
just as much...
:31:46
...only he has
an inoperable brain tumor.
:31:49
You cannot clone a brain.
:31:52
The only way to save him
would be to clone the whole person.
:31:55
How do you tell that boy's parents
that we can save the first boy...
:31:59
...but the research that would have
saved their son wasn't done...
:32:03
...because of a law passed by
frightened politicians a decade ago?
:32:06
So, what does that mean?
:32:08
Enjoy the party.
:32:18
-Looks like you needed rescuing.
-Yes, I did. Thank you.
:32:21
Weir Clinic, stay away!
No research on DNA!
:32:26
Weir Clinic, stay away!
No research on DNA!
:32:32
Hey, boss!
:32:34
Johnny. How's my star quarterback?
:32:38
I'd say I felt like a million bucks,
but I'd hate to take a pay cut.
:32:42
Don't remind me, all right?
:32:44
That was one nasty hit you took
last week.
:32:47
Be careful. We don't want you
getting killed.
:32:50
Katherine? Are you all right?
:32:53
I'm just feeling
like I don't quite belong.
:32:56
But I'm fine. Really.
:32:58
No, you're not.