right about the condition being progressive. But it is also accelerating, apparently. We don't have weeks. We have maybe hours. I don't know. - We have a commitment. - But I do know I don't have enough to debate the issue. I am not going to be a party to taking anybody else back. You have to live up to it. What do you expect me to do, Oscar, go for my gun? Of course not. It's 450 FM in the p.m. I'm Steve LaBeau, and you're listening to 50,000 watts of rock 'n'roll at the tower of power over the City of Angels. Reggie! Merry Christmas. Reggie? Samantha? Hi. Hi. Did you happen to see two girls running around here? One is a cheerleader. I'm not thinking straight. I wrote everything down, but I think I misspelled it. That pad on the table. - You need this? - No, thanks. I have one. It seems to be the perfect Christmas gift this year. I'm going to miss Christmas, permanently. I want you to know that I thought they were talking hypothetically, until they found the first survivors. Then they really did it. Some of those survivors were just kids. Hey, wait a minute. What's all this about blood? They think they can generate a serum. - A serum? - We were exposed. Not a lot. Just enough. They left the ventilating ducts wide open. The fans going. Very scientific. Very stupid. In 36 hours, you will be able to vacuum up the last of them from the carpet. Hey, you know what? She was right. You are cute. Santa Claus. Hey. Have you ever had hepatitis? Darned tags. You have a pair of scissors? No. Have you ever had hepatitis? Cute kids. They part of you guys? No. They're survivors just like you are. - Neat girl, huh? - If you like the type. Come on, kids. Come with me. Have you ever had hepatitis? No. I had mono once, though. Caught it from this guy named Randy Sharp. - Anemia? - No. - Are you pregnant? - No. Thought I was once, though. - That's not important. - That's what you think. It was the longest three weeks of my life. You know, I can't remember. How much blood were we expected to get from these people? Oh, 300 ccs. Yes, that's it. That can't be right. If we draw 300 ccs a day, they'll expire altogether. No, I don't think so, now that we've terminated brain functions. I mean, they're brain-dead. All they can do now is manufacture blood. Well, maybe. We aren't gonna get anything like 300 ccs out of those children. No. But, we will out of that teenager. I hope she's just as healthy as she looks. Boy, did you see her hair? What I'd give to have hair like that. What is this place? Do you have diabetes? I mean, is this some sort of, I don't know, underground hospital or what? You're a very strong-willed young lady. - Cancer. - You have cancer? No, I am a Cancer. I just want to know where I am and what I'm doing here. Oops. Oh, gosh. Could you hand me that arterial... Got it. Well, it's up to the respirators now. Why don't we prep the children? When we're finished with them, we can start on that girl. They're so cute. I love working with kids. Yeah. Don't forget the lights. Are you taking any medication? Have you had any medication within the last 24 hours? Where's my sister? Dr. Carter, may I see you a moment? All right. I mean, she should be here by now, shouldn't she, even if Hector didn't show up? Your sister’s dead. - What? - I realize this comes as a shock, but she had been exposed, and in 48 hours she would have died anyway. It was quite painless, I can assure you. You both have nice, strong hearts. - Are we going to get shots? - No. No shots. I promise. - Audrey? - They're not back yet. Listen, we may have a situation on our hands here. I can't locate Rogers anyplace in the compound. I can't rule out the possibility that he may already have gone into transition. We can't wait for Audrey. You're gonna have to start with the children and that one in there. We need blood to ------------------------------ Читайте также: - текст 32 Декабря на английском - текст Улицы в огне на английском - текст Зейрам 2 на английском - текст За двумя зайцами на английском - текст Звёздный путь 4: Путешествие домой на английском |