Island Claws (1980)

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00:04:31So Pete, do you want to start with the tanks outside?
00:04:34Yeah, you go ahead. I have some work here I have to finish up with.
00:04:37But I'll catch up with you later.
00:04:38Okay.
00:04:39Alright?
00:04:50Which the company emphasizes is still preliminary,
00:04:53has turned up evidence of at least two other mechanical failures
00:04:57which officials say could have been related.
00:05:00One of them, a steam line relief valve that was stuck in the closed position
00:05:04and the other, an improperly welded pipe support
00:05:07that was found within four feet of the spot where the steam line broke open.
00:05:12Company officials at first refused to be interviewed on camera.
00:05:16Help yourself to some coffee.
00:05:17Ken, this is Jan May.
00:05:18Hi.
00:05:19How you doing?
00:05:20Fine, thanks.
00:05:21How's the coffee?
00:05:22Oh, not bad.
00:05:23Would you like coffee?
00:05:24About the accident at the nuclear power plant this morning,
00:05:27Diana Gonzalez has a live eye report.
00:05:30At six this morning, a full alert went into effect here at the power plant.
00:05:34All indications were that a nuclear accident had taken place.
00:05:37However, company officials assure us that it was a false alarm.
00:05:41With us is Fred Quinby, a company representative.
00:05:44Mr. Quinby, can you tell us exactly what happened this morning?
00:05:47Yes, the malfunction was a minor mechanical problem.
00:05:50One of the gauges that monitors the reactor failed.
00:05:53It did not present a hazard to anyone.
00:05:55And although what actually happened was insignificant,
00:05:58it helped demonstrate that both personnel and fail-safe devices
00:06:03built into the system performed flawlessly.
00:06:06Thank you, Mr. Quinby.
00:06:07I'm Diana Gonzalez, reporting live from the power plant.
00:06:10Today's series of mechanical failures, which apparently began at 5 a.m.,
00:06:14marks the fourth time in the last six months that the power plant
00:06:18has been shut down for the repair of damages.
00:06:20Okay, now this is where it all begins.
00:06:23The seawater is pumped from the bay into these tanks,
00:06:26and the sediment and larger particles settle to the bottom.
00:06:29And then the clean salt water is pumped into the tanks inside
00:06:32where we conduct our experiments.
00:06:34Now these are the holding tanks for all the crabs we'll be using later.
00:06:38How long do crabs live?
00:06:40Nobody really knows, but we've found crabs on the Andros Islands
00:06:44that are supposed to be about 20 years old.
00:06:46And most crustaceans like these reach maturity in four to eight years.
00:06:50But under controlled farming methods,
00:06:52we have been able to reduce that period to two years, in some cases.
00:06:56So you get more protein and faster, right?
00:06:58Yeah, exactly right.
00:07:00How's that doing?
00:07:01Really, the fact of the matter is it's just warm water.
00:07:04It's water warmer than the environment around it.
00:07:06And we found that fish and crustaceans living in the rivers adjacent
00:07:09to factories and power plants were maturing much faster than normal.
00:07:13Yeah, and the reason for that is that the water that is discharged
00:07:16from the factories is heated.
00:07:17Otherwise, it wouldn't have this effect on the shrimp and crabs.
00:07:20What we have done is duplicate that process in the laboratory, and it works.
00:07:28Have you gotten any cooperation from the plant here on this island?
00:07:32What, are you kidding?
00:07:33That plant could easily destroy marine life simply by neglecting to tell us
00:07:38that they accidentally discharged contaminants.
00:07:40There are no contaminants in those discharges.
00:07:43And what makes you so sure of that?
00:07:44My father works there.
00:07:46Failures which caused this morning's shutdown at the nuclear power plant
00:07:49may be more serious than first reported.
00:07:52Federal investigators who started a full-scale inspection of the plant
00:07:55just hours ago now say that at least 46,000 gallons of radioactive water
00:08:01was spilled onto the floor of the reactor building
00:08:04when a main steam line burst shortly before dawn.
00:08:07Hi, Ed.
00:08:08One highly placed official sort.
00:08:10Thanks.
00:08:12How's my girl?
00:08:13Fine. How are you?
00:08:15Pushed.
00:08:16Me, too.
00:08:17Busy?
00:08:18Very.
00:08:19I was over at the marine lab on the island all day.
00:08:22I started working on an article on some of the research they're doing over there.
00:08:26How about Marguerite?
00:08:28Oh, Marguerite.
00:08:29Um, how about right over there?
00:08:31Okay.
00:08:34Oh, thanks.
00:08:35Ooh, this looks great.
00:08:36Of course it looks great. I made it.
00:08:39Now, you eat every bit.
00:08:40You'll need all your strength now that you've found a new young man.
00:08:44What young man?
00:08:45A young man, Mr. Raines.
00:08:47Well, I guess Jan will have to tell you about that.
00:08:50Thanks a lot, Marguerite.
00:08:53What young man?
00:08:54He's a teaching assistant in marine science.
00:08:57And his name's Pete Adams.
00:08:59Adams? Pete Adams?
00:09:01Yeah. Do you know him?
00:09:05No.
00:09:06No, you just make him sound pretty good.
00:09:09Well, don't worry, Dad. He's no threat to you.
00:09:13So, uh, how was your day?
00:09:15Well, I guess you heard what happened.
00:09:17Yeah.
00:09:18Was there any real danger?
00:09:21None.
00:09:22Of course, when an alert happens,
00:09:24we never know until enough data comes in to make an evaluation.
00:09:31Well, then, a real disaster could occur.
00:09:34Well, I don't think we have to worry about that.
00:09:36We've got the best minds, the most sophisticated equipment,
00:09:39and I've got great confidence in the technology behind our security systems.
00:09:43Dad, you sound like you're still talking to reporters at a press conference.
00:09:47I guess I do at that. I'm sorry.
00:09:49Look, is there any possibility
00:09:51that the water from the plant
00:09:53might cause some kind of harmful consequences in the future?
00:09:57No, not a chance.
00:09:59But just suppose that our science and technology
00:10:02aren't as advanced as we'd like to think they are.
00:10:05Well, sweetheart, do you think I'd risk you or anyone living around here?
00:10:10No.
00:10:11Finish your dinner.
00:10:13Okay.
00:10:35© BF-WATCH TV 2021
00:11:05© BF-WATCH TV 2021
00:11:35© BF-WATCH TV 2021
00:11:49Joe! Hey, Joe!
00:11:51How you doing, Professor?
00:11:52Hey, Pete, when are you gonna bend away from me to catch more fish?
00:11:55What, do you want to be a millionaire?
00:11:57Yeah, just for one day!
00:11:59Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:12:06Bark, bark!
00:12:07Bark, bark!
00:12:08Bark, bark!
00:12:09Bark, bark!
00:12:10Bark, bark!
00:12:11Bark, bark!
00:12:12Sam, will you go home?
00:12:14Bark, bark!
00:12:15Did you leave any food out for him?
00:12:17He just scoffed up a bunch of koi fish.
00:12:19Yeah, I fed him this morning.
00:12:20Bark, bark!
00:12:21Bark, bark!
00:12:22Bark, bark!
00:12:23Bark, bark!
00:12:24Bark, bark!
00:12:25Bark, bark!
00:12:26Hey, Rosie.
00:12:27Oh, hi!
00:12:28Would you take these up in the car, honey?
00:12:29Sure.
00:12:30Thank you, darling.
00:12:33Hey, Amos.
00:12:34Hey, Amos.
00:12:37Baby!
00:12:38Hey!
00:12:39Hey!
00:12:40Hey, baby!
00:12:41Hey, baby!
00:12:44You're too much woman for me, babe.
00:12:46Well, you'll never know until you try it!
00:12:49Whoa!
00:12:50Hold on now, sweet pea.
00:12:52You are looking at 185 pounds of sudden love, romance, and adventure.
00:12:57Come on, come on, come on!
00:12:58We'll be right back!
00:12:59Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:13:01Oh, give me, give me!
00:13:02Give me, sweet baby!
00:13:03Okay, you ready for the big time?
00:13:04I'm ready.
00:13:05Okay, make a deal.
00:13:06My speeding is just bastion.
00:13:09Are you kidding?
00:13:11Ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:13:12Fifty bucks!
00:13:13You're on!
00:13:14Challenge me!
00:13:15Fifty bucks!
00:13:16Two?
00:13:17Sweetheart, where are you?
00:13:18Fifty bucks.
00:13:19Okay, listen to me now.
00:13:20This is the big time, and, uh, you better win or the old lady's gonna knock the hell out of me!
00:13:25Come on!
00:13:26Hey, I'm talking to my fighter!
00:13:27Fifty bucks!
00:13:28Oh, yeah, okay.
00:13:31Ready?
00:13:32On your mark, get set, go!
00:13:34Go!
00:13:35Come on, come on!
00:13:36Go, go, go!
00:13:37Come on, come on!
00:13:38Come on, man.
00:13:39Move, move!
00:13:40Ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:13:41No, I'm just...
00:13:42Come on!
00:13:43Come on, man!
00:13:44Come on!
00:13:45Come on!
00:13:46Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:13:47Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:13:48Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:13:49You're just in time for some oysters, handsome.
00:13:51You want some conch shell, Rosie made just to bait a big batch out there.
00:13:54That sounds good.
00:13:55Maybe later.
00:13:58Any mail?
00:13:59No, it just looked like junk to me, I don't...
00:14:02Well, you don't suppose that junk man might have put some money in it by accident, do you?
00:14:06You need money, honey?
00:14:07I might need a little extra in the future.
00:14:09How come?
00:14:10Travel with some pretty fast company today.
00:14:13Is that pretty fast or fast and pretty?
00:14:17Could be both.
00:14:20Hey, Amos, still playing with yourself?
00:14:22I think I'm going blind.
00:14:25Two beers, please.
00:14:26Tommy, what's new with Charlie?
00:14:27Oh, you missed a good crab race.
00:14:28Where?
00:14:29Colby lost 50 bucks.
00:14:30Honest, that guy.
00:14:32How about you, you catch any fish?
00:14:33I got a couple of boxes.
00:14:34I like a big head on mine.
00:14:35I know you do, Jim.
00:14:36Oh, they look great.
00:14:37Tasty as heck.
00:14:38Rosie, you're a sweetheart.
00:14:39Ain't it the truth.
00:14:41Here you go, guys.
00:14:42Thanks.
00:14:43So, who's the new girl?
00:14:45She's doing a story on some of our research projects.
00:14:47Her name's Jan Rains.
00:14:49Who'd you say?
00:14:51Jan Rains, you mean Frank Rains' girl?
00:14:53You know her?
00:14:55No, I don't.
00:14:57Of course you don't.
00:14:58But everybody knows about her.
00:14:59Real pretty girl.
00:15:01Oh, yeah.
00:15:02You know her dad works over at the power plant.
00:15:04Her dad is the damn power plastic.
00:15:07Did you hear what happened over there today?
00:15:08Yeah, but it was on the TV.
00:15:10Hmm.
00:15:12That guy's pretty important, huh?
00:15:14Well, he's very influential.
00:15:17He may not be important at all.
00:15:19No, he's got his finger in just about every pie.
00:15:22Hmm.
00:15:23Big bucks.
00:15:24Mm-hmm.
00:15:25All that a decent man needs is what he's got.
00:15:28You seem to know a lot about him.
00:15:29He should.
00:15:30Your daddy and Moody used to be...
00:15:31Rosie, if you'd stop talking long enough
00:15:33to notice them glasses are empty,
00:15:35I might do some business around here.
00:15:39You and Daddy used to be what?
00:15:41Business.
00:15:42Do you remember, Rosie, you said...
00:15:43I said nothing.
00:15:44Never mind what Rosie said, all right?
00:15:47Okay.
00:15:48I'm going home now.
00:15:50I got some things I gotta do.
00:15:51Okay.
00:15:52I'll see you, honey.
00:15:53Okay, Rosie, bye-bye.
00:15:55I'll see you, Moody.
00:15:59Kid.
00:16:00Yeah?
00:16:01Put some more food out for the dog.
00:16:02Okay.
00:16:03Bye.
00:16:04Take care, honey.
00:16:05Look.
00:16:35I'm sorry, Moody, but you're gonna have to tell him someday.
00:16:38I know a lot about some questions about Frank Reins.
00:16:40He's a man now. He's grown.
00:16:42Reins is fault. Pete doesn't know it, folks.
00:16:44It was an accident. Everybody knows.
00:16:46Everybody knows. They damn well killed him.
00:16:48That's what everybody knows.
00:16:50It's just your dang black Irish talking.
00:16:53It wasn't anybody's fault.
00:16:58Besides, what's past is past.
00:17:02Come on, Moody. Can't you forget it?
00:17:06Yeah, it's past.
00:17:10Oh, Rosie, why don't you marry me?
00:17:13That's past, too.
00:17:17Besides, we'd probably not even be speaking by now.
00:17:20Oh, I don't know about that. You'd still make a hell of a conch chowder.
00:17:23And you got kind of cute buns, though.
00:17:25Now, stop that.
00:17:27Why don't you get out there and help serve some drinks?
00:17:29Oh, listen, why don't I come over to your place tonight?
00:17:31What do you say?
00:17:33We might find something to do, hmm?
00:17:35You can't keep your hands off me, can you?
00:17:37When you two get through playing grab-ass,
00:17:39you think you could get me another beer?
00:17:41Oh, yeah, sure thing.
00:17:44I'll have one, would you?
00:17:59Thank you.
00:18:30Thank you.
00:18:51All right, Amos.
00:18:59Come on.
00:19:12Come on.
00:19:14I'll show you.
00:19:18I ain't got a beer in my pocket.
00:19:30Wait a minute.
00:19:33You know I don't live here.
00:19:37Well, you could have fooled me, you know.
00:19:51We'll see you tomorrow, Joe.
00:19:56Come on over to both of us for a drink.
00:19:59Oh, no, no, thanks. I got some plans.
00:20:01Oh, yeah.
00:20:06Good night, Joe.
00:20:08Good night, Moody.
00:20:10Good night, Joe.
00:20:40Joe.
00:21:10Joe.
00:21:28Boy, would you get up!
00:21:30Time to get up.
00:21:32Well, you've got to go to bed first. Would you go on home?
00:21:34Get some sleep.
00:21:36I was sleeping. What are you so mad at?
00:21:38I'm mad because you scared the hell out of me. That's why I'm mad, Coy.
00:21:42You remind me of my wife.
00:21:44You could turn a man to drink.
00:21:46You drank before you ever had a wife, Coy.
00:21:49I was lonely then.
00:21:52Good night.
00:21:54Good night.
00:21:59I know the way.
00:22:08I know the way.
00:22:24Philly! Philly, let's go!
00:22:26Mama, Mama!
00:22:28Let's go!
00:22:39Coy! Coy!
00:22:43Come on, boys.
00:23:08Come on!
00:23:38Come on!
00:24:08Come on!
00:24:38Come on!
00:25:08Come on!
00:25:38Come on!
00:26:08Come on!
00:26:26Go away!
00:26:28Go away!
00:26:38Go away!
00:27:08Go away!
00:27:38Go away!
00:27:54Good morning.
00:28:08How about some bacon and eggs?
00:28:10Oh, no, no.
00:28:12Thank you very much.
00:28:34Moody, I want to talk to you.
00:28:36Pete, I really don't feel a hell of a lot like talking this morning.
00:28:43Oh, I do.
00:28:45You do, do you?
00:28:47Yeah.
00:28:49All right, all right. Let's see you do it.
00:28:51You go ahead. You talk.
00:28:54Yesterday, when I told you about Jan Raines,
00:28:56you started to get all bent out of shape when Rosie said something.
00:28:58Now, how come?
00:29:00That's none of your damn business, kid.
00:29:02What do you mean, it's none of my business?
00:29:04Moody, who ever made you my keeper?
00:29:06Who made me your keeper?
00:29:08Do you know what the hell you're talking...
00:29:12Forget it. Would you just forget it, Pete?
00:29:14No, Moody, I'm not gonna forget it.
00:29:16Now, you gotta talk to me, Moody.
00:29:18Now!
00:29:20All right, all right, all right. Take it easy.
00:29:22I was gonna tell you anyway.
00:29:27When you were just a little kid,
00:29:29your father and I were partners together,
00:29:31along with Raines.
00:29:33We had a marine construction business.
00:29:38Well, one night, there was a party.
00:29:40You know, it was a big party.
00:29:42It was your mom and dad's second anniversary.
00:29:48And everybody was drinking and having a nice time.
00:29:53Anyway, Raines and I,
00:29:55we had a great time.
00:29:58Anyway, Raines insisted on driving your mom and dad home,
00:30:01and he drove off the causeway,
00:30:03and he drove into the bay.
00:30:06And your mom and dad was drowned, and...
00:30:13The dirty bastard, the drunken bastard Raines got out.
00:30:15He walked out.
00:30:17Were you at that party, Moody?
00:30:22Moody.
00:30:25Peter, I was too drunk to stop him.
00:30:28You understand that? I was too drunk.
00:30:54Now lock.
00:30:58I figured they're probably on the mainland by now.
00:31:00Yeah, well, the bridge tender said he doesn't remember
00:31:02anybody going to the mainland last night,
00:31:04but he was the only one there.
00:31:06Well, I don't know.
00:31:08I don't know.
00:31:10I don't know.
00:31:12I don't know.
00:31:14I don't know.
00:31:16I don't know.
00:31:18I don't know.
00:31:20I don't know.
00:31:22I don't remember anybody going to the mainland last night.
00:31:24He was probably sleeping.
00:31:28Damn, you'd have to be desperate to come all this way
00:31:30in an old tub like that, wouldn't you?
00:31:32Nothing, Sheriff.
00:31:34They're gone.
00:31:36Hey, Boy.
00:31:38Yeah. More than likely they're in some friend's house having breakfast.
00:31:40That's just exactly what I'm gonna do.
00:31:42I'll see you later, Tom.
00:31:44Okay. See you, Moody.
00:31:46Come on, you dirty rotten dog.
00:31:48That's some kind of trained dog you got there, Moody.
00:31:50They're so highly trained, I have to remind them to breathe.
00:31:55All right, now look, you want to stay right there,
00:31:57then you stay right there.
00:31:58I'm just going home.
00:31:59Goodbye.
00:32:01You want to go take care of the boat, and I'll go get the car.
00:32:03Well, we've already proven we can increase their speed of growth.
00:32:29Now what we want to do is see if we can also increase their size.
00:32:32Oh, have you had any luck with that?
00:32:34Well, no.
00:32:37But in the Galapagos, just off the coast of Chile,
00:32:40there are volcanic rifts that heat up the water to a much higher temperature
00:32:44than the surrounding cold water, and the results are very large sea creatures.
00:32:49Oh, isn't that where they found those giant sea worms?
00:32:52Yeah, that's right, that's right.
00:32:54We hope for the same results here.
00:32:56Well, there you go. Lynn's working on that now.
00:32:59Hi.
00:33:00Hi.
00:33:01Hi.
00:33:02What I'm doing is I'm keeping the crabs in a series of tanks at different temperatures,
00:33:06and hopefully in time we'll find the optimum temperature to maximize growth.
00:33:11But eventually it might pay off.
00:33:13Well, all right, then.
00:33:14I've got to get back to my article.
00:33:17The university likes this to be published.
00:33:19You know.
00:33:20Thank you.
00:33:51Hey!
00:33:53I didn't know you liked bikes.
00:33:55I didn't know you liked pickups.
00:33:57You coming or going?
00:33:59I have just spent a lovely hour with the good doctor.
00:34:02Nothing serious, I hope.
00:34:04Uh, no.
00:34:05My only problem was the crabs.
00:34:08I'm sorry?
00:34:09In photographing them.
00:34:11I'm sorry.
00:34:13I'm sorry.
00:34:14I'm sorry.
00:34:15I'm sorry.
00:34:16I'm sorry.
00:34:17I'm sorry.
00:34:18I'm sorry.
00:34:19I'm sorry.
00:34:20And I'll prove it to you at dinner tonight.
00:34:228 o'clock.
00:34:24Pretty sure of yourself, aren't you?
00:34:26Actually, I'm scared to death you're going to say no.
00:34:29Well, I wouldn't want that to happen.
00:34:32Okay, good.
00:34:33Hey, we could meet Lynn and Chuck at the beach bar.
00:34:36All right.
00:34:37I'll see you at 8 o'clock.
00:34:398.30.
00:34:402606 Otis.
00:34:42Bye.
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00:35:41Hello, Lab.
00:35:43Hi, what's up?
00:35:47You've been what
00:35:50You're serious
00:35:52We'll take it easy take it easy. All right, where are you?
00:35:57Okay, okay, I'll be there yeah, bye-bye
00:36:12It's right up around this band
00:36:17Oh
00:36:39Too much for your tires
00:36:47Oh
00:36:54Jan
00:36:55Crabs just don't attack people
00:36:57Well, these did you you said that that they don't come out in the daytime and they did you said that they don't
00:37:03Migrate this time of year and they did so why couldn't they attack me? I'll give you two out of three, but not that
00:37:17Okay, yeah, you sure the ground is caved in right there
00:37:35Some kind of shell
00:37:41My god
00:37:47I
00:37:56Think we have to get out of here
00:38:03You walk, all right. Yeah. Okay. Come on
00:38:17I
00:38:27Look like I owe you an apology
00:38:35John John, this is unbelievable. Look at the size of this shell you got there
00:38:41Yeah, let's uh, let's have a look at this
00:38:43This big piece here is the one that goes on the back
00:38:45This piece right here
00:38:47It's unbelievable
00:38:49It's unbelievable
00:38:51It can be done
00:38:53Dr. McNeil, could this be a result of your research?
00:38:55Maybe
00:38:57No, maybe not it
00:38:59It could be
00:39:01It could be
00:39:03It could be
00:39:05It could be
00:39:07It could be
00:39:09Well, maybe not it it may be another crab of the same species that we've never seen before
00:39:18John I think we may have done it. All right. Let's not go breaking our arms patting ourselves on the back
00:39:25We need proof. This is proof
00:39:29John it's happening
00:39:39Look at that! Look at that!
00:40:01Hey, Rosie.
00:40:02Hi, sweetheart.
00:40:03Rosie, this is Dan Ray.
00:40:05Hello, Rosie.
00:40:06It's a pleasure. What do you have?
00:40:07Beer.
00:40:08Oh, you don't have to have the beer.
00:40:09Beer's fine.
00:40:10Leave the lady alone.
00:40:11She knows what she wants.
00:40:15Hi, Moody.
00:40:16How you doing?
00:40:18I'm all right. You all right?
00:40:20Yes, sir.
00:40:21Moody, I'd like you to meet Jan Rains.
00:40:24Hello.
00:40:25Heard a lot of nice things about you.
00:40:31What happened to your arm, honey?
00:40:33Um, I had an accident on my bike.
00:40:37Well, come with me.
00:40:38I think I got something that'll take care of that.
00:40:40All right.
00:40:48Looks like you should be more careful on a bike, honey.
00:40:51Yeah, I guess so.
00:40:52Boy, uh, Moody's just the way Pete described him.
00:40:56He's one of a kind.
00:40:58There's no getting around that.
00:40:59This shouldn't hurt.
00:41:02Seems like a nice girl.
00:41:04Thank you, Moody.
00:41:09Why is everybody so quiet?
00:41:11Oh, Amos got killed last night.
00:41:14What?
00:41:15Yeah, there was a fire.
00:41:16His bus burned down.
00:41:24Well, I got her all fixed up.
00:41:27Good.
00:41:29Rosie, uh, Moody, we're gonna go.
00:41:32I'll see you, honey.
00:41:33Oh, I'll see you, honey.
00:41:34Nice meeting you, Jim.
00:41:35Sure.
00:41:36I'll see you later, all right?
00:41:37Nice to meet you both.
00:41:38Bye.
00:41:43You told him, didn't you?
00:41:45Yeah.
00:41:50So I said, well, thank you very much, officer.
00:41:54I started it up, I put her in here,
00:41:56and I backed right into the police car.
00:41:58Wow!
00:41:59Ta-da, ta-da, ta-da, ta-da!
00:42:03Only the best for the best.
00:42:06Oh, you'll see.
00:42:08There's some for you, my dear.
00:42:10Thank you.
00:42:11Easy on wind.
00:42:12And for you.
00:42:14Heavy on sand.
00:42:15And for you, big guy.
00:42:19And for me.
00:42:23Now, I'd like to propose a toast
00:42:27to someone very special
00:42:30who's become the most important person in my life.
00:42:35Jim.
00:42:37Here, here.
00:42:40And to show you and the world how I feel,
00:42:46I hope you'll accept this token of love
00:42:49and the guy who offers it to you.
00:42:51All right!
00:42:56Honey?
00:43:00Oh, maybe two would like to be alone right now, huh?
00:43:06Let's go for a walk.
00:43:07Okay.
00:43:09Lynn?
00:43:11Uh, yeah.
00:43:12Go ahead.
00:43:14Okay.
00:43:23Boy, that was a tough one.
00:43:25Did you have any idea that was gonna happen?
00:43:27No.
00:43:30Did you?
00:43:31No.
00:43:33Why didn't you just wait until they were alone?
00:43:36I don't know.
00:43:38I pull some dumb stunts like that myself.
00:43:41Chuck!
00:43:42Chuck, wait a minute!
00:43:44Look, I'm really sorry.
00:43:46I don't know what to say.
00:43:47I'm very flattered, but I just don't know...
00:43:50Wonderful!
00:43:51Look, I'm sorry if I gave you the wrong impression.
00:43:53Well, you know, now's a great time to tell me.
00:43:55You sure did a turnaround, Cynthia.
00:43:56I don't give a damn what they think!
00:43:59I think I better leave.
00:44:01No, wait.
00:44:05Can we talk about it?
00:44:07Please.
00:44:09I don't want to talk here.
00:44:11Let's go for a ride.
00:44:15Okay.
00:44:29It's funny.
00:44:30What?
00:44:34You spend years in school.
00:44:37You think you've got a pretty good grasp on things.
00:44:41And then something like that shell pops up.
00:44:47Makes you realize how little you do know.
00:44:58I'm sorry.
00:45:15I thought we had a lot in common.
00:45:16We do. I like you a lot.
00:45:18But you don't love me.
00:45:21Do you?
00:45:23No, I don't.
00:45:25I don't want to get married yet.
00:45:27I've got too many things I want to do.
00:45:29Can you understand that?
00:45:32I'd like to be alone for a while.
00:45:40Okay, I'll take you back.
00:45:41No, no, I want to walk.
00:45:42I need some time to think.
00:45:45Are you sure?
00:45:46It's a long way back.
00:45:48I don't like leaving you alone.
00:45:50It's just what I need.
00:45:52I'll be all right.
00:45:53I'll be all right, really.
00:45:55I know my way back.
00:45:58Okay.
00:46:02I'll be waiting for you.
00:46:04Thank you.
00:46:23I love you.
00:46:53I love you.
00:47:19Chuck?
00:47:21Is that you?
00:47:24Chuck?
00:47:31Is anyone there?
00:47:54Ah!
00:48:03Hi.
00:48:04Hi there, Pete.
00:48:06I got the scotch and soda, Doug.
00:48:23Pete!
00:48:50Where are you?
00:48:51Where are you?
00:48:53Oh, God!
00:48:54Oh, God, no!
00:48:56Where?
00:48:57No!
00:48:58Oh, no!
00:49:08Where?
00:49:09Oh, no!
00:49:22No!
00:49:33Jesus!
00:49:34Oh, my God!
00:49:36Oh, my God!
00:49:40Do you have any idea what happened to her?
00:49:43We heard her screaming like crazy out in the woods,
00:49:45and by the time we got to her, she'd already passed out.
00:49:48Is she gonna be okay?
00:49:50Well, we don't know about the arm.
00:49:52It's got, uh, pretty badly mutilated.
00:49:55Maybe half a dozen lacerations down to the bone,
00:49:58uh, compound fracture.
00:50:00She lost a lot of blood.
00:50:01When can we see her?
00:50:02Well, she did regain consciousness once,
00:50:04but she was incoherent.
00:50:06Did she say anything?
00:50:08Yeah.
00:50:09Yeah, she kept saying something about a crab,
00:50:12but it didn't make any sense.
00:50:14We're doing some research on crabs.
00:50:16Oh.
00:50:17Yeah, that'd explain it.
00:50:18Look, she's gonna be under for quite a while.
00:50:21There's really nothing you can do here.
00:50:22Why don't you go home and take it easy,
00:50:24and if you like, check with me, say, um, 12 o'clock.
00:50:29Okay.
00:50:49Hey, Joe.
00:50:50Hi, Moody.
00:50:51You damn son of a bitch engine.
00:50:56You still fighting that damn thing?
00:50:58Yeah, I got ignition trouble now.
00:51:02I didn't sleep at all last night.
00:51:04I just couldn't get Amos off my mind.
00:51:06Yeah, I know what you mean.
00:51:08We'll miss him.
00:51:10When is the funeral?
00:51:12I don't know.
00:51:13I'm afraid it's too late.
00:51:15We'll miss him.
00:51:16When is the funeral?
00:51:18The funeral's Monday at 3 o'clock.
00:51:20Sure is hard to believe.
00:51:22What do you think really happened?
00:51:24What do you mean, really happened?
00:51:25I suppose it's like the fire marshal said,
00:51:26he knocked over a lamp or something.
00:51:28Come on, that doesn't explain
00:51:29why the bus was turned over on its side.
00:51:32Well, maybe the heat buckled it.
00:51:34What do you have in there to burn like that?
00:51:36It takes a lot of heat to do that to a bus.
00:51:38Now, there's something funny about this.
00:51:40Joe, you're making too much of something like this.
00:51:42It does nothing.
00:51:46I don't know.
00:51:47Do you think somebody could have set that fire?
00:51:49Maybe.
00:51:50Now, who would do a terrible thing like that?
00:51:52I don't know.
00:51:53What about that boat?
00:51:54What boat?
00:51:55The one they found on the beach.
00:51:57Oh, that boat, no.
00:51:58No, I talked to the sheriff about that.
00:52:00He said there wasn't anybody there.
00:52:01Huh?
00:52:02They said they didn't find anybody there.
00:52:03Well, that don't mean they ain't around here somewhere.
00:52:05I bet you some of them Haitians.
00:52:07Well, if they are, so what?
00:52:09Well, they found the boat
00:52:10the morning Amos was killed, didn't they?
00:52:11Oh, that's a big damn clue, isn't it?
00:52:13That don't prove nothing.
00:52:14Oh, yeah?
00:52:15I read about them Haitians.
00:52:16Do you know what they do with that voodoo crap?
00:52:19Yeah, sure I know.
00:52:25All right, what do you want me to do about it?
00:52:27Call the sheriff?
00:52:28The sheriff, that's a laugh.
00:52:29He wouldn't know a Haitian if he bit him on the ass.
00:52:31Well, what do you want me to do about it?
00:52:33Don't worry.
00:52:34I'll think of something.
00:52:35Now, do me a favor, will you, Joe?
00:52:37Don't think of something.
00:52:44Oh.
00:52:49Oh.
00:52:53Oh.
00:52:58Oh.
00:53:14Oh.
00:53:24I'd like to vomit.
00:53:26Oh, yeah, all right.
00:53:29Thanks.
00:53:39You look like you had a great time last night.
00:53:41Well, I did.
00:53:42Not really.
00:53:43Not really?
00:53:45Why?
00:53:47You know Lynn?
00:53:48Yeah, sure, the girl who works in the lab.
00:53:51Something attacked her last night, Moody.
00:53:52It tore up her arm to shreds.
00:53:54She's still unconscious.
00:53:55What the hell do you mean, something?
00:53:57I don't know.
00:54:02Where did it happen?
00:54:03It was out past Amos, out in the woods.
00:54:06Moody, there's something funny going on.
00:54:08Yeah.
00:54:11Listen, Pete, what do you know about Haitians?
00:54:14You know that voodoo stuff they do, do you know anything about that?
00:54:35I don't know.
00:55:05Hi.
00:55:35Hi.
00:56:05Hi.
00:56:36All right.
00:56:41Will you stop shooting, you damn fool!
00:56:45You rotten thief.
00:56:47You could have killed me, Joe.
00:56:49You see, I told you.
00:56:50Put that damn thing away, I'll wrap it around your neck.
00:56:52Moody, it's those Haitians.
00:56:54Put it away, Joe.
00:56:55Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:56:58What happened?
00:57:00It's all right, it's all right.
00:57:02Come on, everybody.
00:57:03Let's go on in back and have a good time.
00:57:04That's right.
00:57:25Woof, woof.
00:57:34Good dog.
00:57:35Good dog.
00:57:39Come here, good doggy.
00:57:48Who wants to play with your dog?
00:57:57Come on, everybody.
00:57:58Let's go on in back.
00:58:03Woof, woof, woof.
00:58:07Hey, little dog.
00:58:09Hey, little dog.
00:58:12Woof, woof, woof.
00:58:24Colette.
00:58:27Colette.
00:58:28Colette.
00:58:33Colette.
00:58:47I told you I'll make it.
00:58:49Press it.
00:58:50Feel it.
00:58:51Eat.
00:58:52Eat.
00:59:03Eat.
00:59:04Eat.
00:59:34The crab is constantly growing inside of the shell.
00:59:37When it molts its shell, the outer skin, which has been wrinkled up like a prune inside,
00:59:42starts to absorb water, and then it hardens into a new shell,
00:59:46and then this whole process starts all over again.
00:59:50What I'm doing is injecting various formulas of growth hormone into the crab,
00:59:57and then this is supposed to override the breaking system,
01:00:00which is the one that eventually stops the growth of the crab.
01:00:03Where do you get growth hormones?
01:00:05We create it.
01:00:06Right here in the lab.
01:00:08You mean you're working with DNA and gene splicing?
01:00:11Uh-huh.
01:00:12That's really risky.
01:00:15No more so than nuclear power.
01:00:19Hey, these pictures are really good.
01:00:20Thank you.
01:00:24Marine Lab.
01:00:26Speaking.
01:00:28Oh, yes.
01:00:31Is she all right?
01:00:34Yes, we will.
01:00:38That was the hospital.
01:00:39They want us there.
01:01:01Oh!
01:01:04Trouble?
01:01:12Jesus, don't be a dumb town mutt.
01:01:14What the hell have you been doing?
01:01:17All right, all right.
01:01:18Now, you take it easy.
01:01:20Take it easy.
01:01:25Come on, come here.
01:01:28Oh, Jesus!
01:01:30Good morning, your truck.
01:01:31Who did it?
01:01:32I don't care who did it.
01:01:33Let me look at it.
01:01:34I've never seen a doctor like that.
01:01:37All right, just be careful.
01:01:47Did you get that down before we're closed?
01:01:49Get it closed!
01:01:51Moody.
01:01:53He's dead.
01:02:00Come on.
01:02:19Come on, Sheriff.
01:02:25Haitians, Moody.
01:02:26It was them Haitians who'd done it.
01:02:28Get some lights.
01:02:30We're going to get them.
01:02:31Meet back here.
01:02:32Come on, you.
01:02:33Come on with me.
01:03:01She'll be conscious in an hour.
01:03:03We wanted someone here.
01:03:05We couldn't save the arm.
01:03:07Have you heard from her parents yet?
01:03:09Oh, yeah.
01:03:10They won't be in until tonight.
01:03:12That's why we called you.
01:03:14We'll wait until they come.
01:03:16Doctor, right before you operated,
01:03:19did she make any mention of the crabs again?
01:03:22Yes, she did.
01:03:23She mumbled something about them, yeah.
01:03:25Okay.
01:03:26Can you remember if she said crab
01:03:28or crabs?
01:03:31I'm sorry, I can't.
01:03:35Thanks, Doctor.
01:03:36Thank you.
01:03:42A crab that's as big as the one that we found
01:03:44would have a claw two feet long.
01:03:47A claw that size could do a lot of damage.
01:03:49Yeah.
01:03:50It already has.
01:03:52Well, you know what we have to do?
01:03:54We've got to find it.
01:03:55We've got to stop it.
01:03:56How?
01:03:57With a trap?
01:03:59Maybe.
01:04:00It'd have to be real strong, though.
01:04:01We don't have anything that big at the lab.
01:04:03It'd take time to build one.
01:04:05How about a net, John?
01:04:06I can get one.
01:04:07Yeah, that...
01:04:08Well, that might do it.
01:04:17That's funny.
01:04:27Let's go.
01:04:54Nobody there.
01:04:55Hey, come look at this.
01:04:58Come.
01:05:00Let's go by the beach.
01:05:05Hey.
01:05:12We've got to get across.
01:05:13All right.
01:05:14Let's go.
01:05:15Be careful, Pete.
01:05:27Come on.
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01:09:26Come in the flashlight, will you?
01:09:27You think they're still around?
01:09:28I don't know, but I better get out there before somebody gets hurt.
01:09:30Be careful, here.
01:09:40Please.
01:09:41We mean you no harm.
01:09:42You must help us.
01:09:43Who are you?
01:09:44There's a little girl, Colette.
01:09:46She is very sick.
01:09:47You must help us.
01:09:49What's the matter with her?
01:09:50She's been unconscious for a day.
01:09:52Where is she?
01:09:56Follow me, please.
01:10:01All right, go ahead.
01:10:22We'll meet you at Moody's Bar.
01:10:38She's got a bad fever.
01:10:39Let's get her to my place so we can telephone for the doctor.
01:10:41John, John.
01:10:42Cadet, cadet.
01:10:48Not that way.
01:10:49Come here.
01:10:50Come, come, come.
01:10:52Let's go, quickly.
01:11:13Do you know where he's going?
01:11:15I'll beat the hell out of me.
01:11:17I think we're just going around in circles.
01:11:23Do you think you can get a tranquilizer into that animal?
01:11:26Yes, I got to get it in the soft part of the joints.
01:11:53Wait here.
01:12:06I got it.
01:12:07Pete, listen.
01:12:16Look out!
01:12:22Look out!
01:12:53Come on.
01:13:19Keep out of the way.
01:13:22It's right around here.
01:13:27Oh my God.
01:13:33It's my house.
01:13:52Pete! Pete! Moody!
01:14:05Get us out of here! Moody!
01:14:07Are you all right?
01:14:09Get us out of here! All right, all right, hang on.
01:14:11We can't move.
01:14:18Just a second.
01:14:22All right, here, wait a second.
01:14:26Hey, John!
01:14:27Oui.
01:14:28Come here and help me.
01:14:30Get on the other side. Help me lift this tent.
01:14:37Pete?
01:14:38Yeah.
01:14:40All right, son.
01:14:41Wait a minute, Moody.
01:14:44Oh.
01:14:47Come on, son.
01:14:48Moody, something big hit the house.
01:14:50It came through the roof.
01:14:51It almost killed us. It almost killed us.
01:14:53Listen, we got a sick little girl over there.
01:14:55We need to get to her telephone. Come on.
01:15:04Bring her this way. I know a place.
01:15:06Waste of damn time walking around in circles.
01:15:09Yeah, Haitians, that's an annoyance.
01:15:11Wait, you guys, I know they're out there somewhere.
01:15:13Come on, we're not getting anywhere.
01:15:15Listen, have you forgotten what they've done?
01:15:17They killed Amos. They killed Trouble.
01:15:19They might have been here yesterday, but they're gone now.
01:15:21Yeah, we look. Well, what the hell...
01:15:23Listen to me.
01:15:24Hey, Beard, how you talking?
01:15:26I know they're out there somewhere.
01:15:28Don't worry about it.
01:15:30If they're out there, we'll find them tomorrow. Don't worry.
01:15:32Who cares? Let's get some damn beer.
01:15:34Yeah.
01:15:41Did you get them?
01:15:42Phone's out.
01:15:43We got to get her to the hospital.
01:15:47What's going on here?
01:15:49Get back.
01:15:50I told you they were around here.
01:15:52Put that damn thing away. Nobody killed anybody.
01:15:54Joe, listen to me.
01:15:55This girl's sick. She's going to die.
01:15:57We've got to get her to a hospital.
01:15:58The bridge is out. We got to get her across to the mainland.
01:16:00Garner, what about your boat?
01:16:01We'll use my boat.
01:16:02No, no, we might need you.
01:16:03Hey, we'll go to the shop.
01:16:05Just be careful.
01:16:07Come on.
01:16:11Come on.
01:16:23Oh, mother.
01:16:31What the hell's going on?
01:16:32What did you do?
01:16:35Get back inside and stay there.
01:16:38Come on, we've got to get them out.
01:16:49Get the stern line.
01:17:00Go to the...
01:17:01Radio for help.
01:17:07Let's go.
01:17:13In there.
01:17:16Watch out.
01:17:27I need a shirt.
01:17:38All right, now everybody stay here.
01:17:52Joe!
01:17:53Joe!
01:18:08Joe!
01:18:14No, there's a ladder.
01:18:38You okay?
01:18:39Yeah, yeah.
01:18:59All right, John.
01:19:00Keep it coming.
01:19:08Whoa!
01:19:22Pick it up!
01:19:25What's the cable?
01:19:37Come on.
01:19:38Come on.
01:19:39Come on.
01:19:40Come on.
01:19:41Come on.
01:19:42Come on.
01:19:43Come on.
01:19:44Come on.
01:19:45Come on.
01:19:46Come on.
01:19:47Come on.
01:19:48Come on.
01:19:49Come on.
01:19:50Come on.
01:19:51Come on.
01:19:52Come on.
01:19:53Come on.
01:19:54Come on.
01:19:55Come on.
01:19:56Come on.
01:19:57Come on.
01:19:58Come on.
01:19:59Come on.
01:20:00Come on.
01:20:01Come on.
01:20:02Come on.
01:20:03Come on.
01:20:04Come on.
01:20:05Come on.
01:20:07Jim!
01:20:20He's dead.
01:20:26Gasoline!
01:20:28Get the hell out of here!
01:20:30Come on, move!
01:20:36Come on.
01:20:37Come on.
01:20:38Come on.
01:20:39Come on.
01:20:40Come on.
01:20:41Come on.
01:20:42Come on.
01:20:43Come on.
01:20:44Come on.
01:20:45Come on.
01:20:46Come on.
01:20:47Come on.
01:20:48Come on.
01:20:49Come on.
01:20:50Come on.
01:20:51Come on.
01:20:52Come on.
01:20:53Come on.
01:20:54Come on.
01:20:55Come on.
01:20:56Come on.
01:20:57Come on.
01:20:58Come on.
01:20:59Come on.
01:21:00Come on.
01:21:01Come on.
01:21:02Come on.
01:21:03Come on.
01:21:04Come on.
01:21:06The tranquilizers.
01:21:07They're in the truck.
01:21:29Help!
01:21:35Come on!
01:22:01Come on, Dutton!
01:22:02That way.
01:22:03Now, for this to work, I've got to get at the soft part of the joint.
01:22:29We've got to get his arm fully extended for that.
01:22:33He's hanging!
01:22:41I'm going with you, Moody.
01:22:43All right, Charlie. Get a couple of them lanterns over there.
01:22:53You ready?
01:22:54Yes, sir.
01:23:02Come on, Moody.
01:23:09Pete, now!
01:23:14Come on, Pete, now!
01:23:15Come on, Pete, now!
01:23:25Come on, Pete!
01:23:30Pete, now!
01:23:33Pete!
01:23:35Charlie!
01:23:42Charlie! Charlie, look out!
01:23:48Moody!
01:23:54Moody!
01:23:57Pete, get out!
01:24:03Did it work?
01:24:04No. I need to get one more shot.
01:24:09All right, when I give the word, everybody out the back door.
01:24:12For the bullets.
01:24:13John, where's that flashing thing of yours?
01:24:15Give it to me.
01:24:16I need one more shot, Moody.
01:24:17If we're going to do this, let's use something that works.
01:24:19Give me that.
01:24:20What are you doing?
01:24:22That's poison.
01:24:27That's poison.
01:24:28Please.
01:24:51Moody.
01:24:52Moody.
01:24:53Yeah?
01:24:54It's all right. It's all right.
01:24:55Throw the bullets.
01:24:56Yes, sir.
01:24:59Maybe it worked.
01:25:01Ross, stay back!
01:25:04It's okay. Nothing there.
01:25:29He's dead.
01:25:33You ready?
01:25:37Let's do it.
01:25:59Moody!
01:26:00Come on, run!
01:26:20Come on!
01:26:28Come on!
01:26:58There!
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