MICHAEL: That's the Military Industrial Complex
for you, Doc. Oh, hey, while you got them on the line see if you can order one
of those $2,000 coffee-makers they got. That's the Military Industrial Complex
for you, Doc. Oh, hey, while you got them on the line see if you can order one
of those $2,000 coffee-makers they got.
MICHAEL: ...What do you say I do my run outside today?
DR MORRIS: I don't see how that's possible, Mr. Wiseman.
MICHAEL: What are you talking about? It's completely possible. We can, uh, drive
up to the country where there's no one around. You can get the guys to trail
me in the van. Yeah. Give them bazookas if you want to. Just, uh... let me go
outside, in the sunshine. ( exhales ) In the air.
GOVERNMENT AGENT: Good
morning.
MICHAEL: Why is that man smiling? I don't see a package in his
hand.
GOVERNMENT AGENT: Well, it is a beautiful day out. The sun is
shining, the birds are singing and the flowers are... there are no flowers.
Won't happen again. Good
morning.
MICHAEL: Why is that man smiling? I don't see a package in his
hand.
GOVERNMENT AGENT: Well, it is a beautiful day out. The sun is
shining, the birds are singing and the flowers are... there are no flowers.
Won't happen again.
DR MORRIS: ...Take a nap.
MICHAEL: Take a nap? Are you kidding? All I've done these past ten days is sleep.
I am slept out. I lay down and I close my eyes and all I dream about is staying
up.
DR MORRIS: Then read a book.
MICHAEL: I'm all read out, too. I've read everything in this townhouse-- including
your newspaper and my instruction manual-- ten times.
MICHAEL: I'm just a guy who's trying to keep
you alive.
LISA: ...How is it?
HEATHER: Somewhere in between live and sushi.
DR MORRIS: Find them! Find a scent, find a
trail! Find them!