:01:00
Is it his origins,
the w*ay things st*art?
:01:03
Or is it something else,
something h*arder to describe?
:01:08
For me, it *all beg*an in 1 944.
:01:11
Cl*assified mission
off the co*ast of Scotl*and.
:01:15
The N*azis were desper*ate.
:01:17
Combining science *and bl*ack m*agic...
:01:19
... they intended to upset
the b*al*ance of the w*ar.
:01:23
I w*as 28, *alre*ady *a p*ar*anorm*al
*advisor to President Roosevelt.
:01:28
I could never h*ave suspected
th*at wh*at would tr*anspire th*at night...
:01:33
... would not only *affect
the course of history...
:01:36
...but ch*ange my life forever.
:01:39
All right, men, let's go. Move!
:01:46
Come on! Come on! Come on!
:01:49
Let's fan it out.
:01:56
Your men...
:01:57
...they'll need these.
:02:02
Are you a Catholic?
:02:04
Yes. Among other things.
But that's hardly the point.
:02:07
Well, you're gonna need
one of these.
:02:10
l abhor the use of violence.
:02:12
Thank you. l wouldn't want you
to think me mad, Sergeant Whitman.
:02:15
No, three days too late for that,
Professor Broom.
:02:18
All right, you guys,
let's move, move, move, move!
:02:25
Come on, boys, let's go!
:02:27
This way! Left, right!
:02:29
Come on, men, let's get the lead out!
:02:31
We're close!
:02:32
You're wasting our time. There's
nothing here but sheep and rocks.
:02:36
-Ruins, not rocks.
-Hold it right here!
:02:38
The remains of Trondham Abbey,
built on an intersection of ley lines...
:02:41
...the boundaries between
our world and the others--
:02:43
What a load of crap!
:02:45
Hell, a week ago, l never even heard
the word '' parabnormal.''
:02:49
Paranormal.
:02:50
Move it!
:02:53
Hold the line.
:02:55
Come on!