| - What is this?
- It's the number table you wanted. |
00:00:11.220 - 00:00:14.431 |
| Are you an idiot? |
00:00:15.307 - 00:00:16.934 |
| I want you to cycle it through.
Don't give it to me. |
00:00:19.728 - 00:00:22.564 |
| - Sorry.
- Bonehead! |
00:00:22.648 - 00:00:23.815 |
| - How about this?
- No! |
00:00:23.899 - 00:00:24.983 |
| We already tried those. |
00:00:25.067 - 00:00:27.027 |
| What's wrong with you people? |
00:00:27.319 - 00:00:29.530 |
| Why don't you just go home? Worthless. |
00:00:30.364 - 00:00:33.492 |
| I mean it! Get out of here! |
00:00:36.912 - 00:00:38.997 |
| How many people does it take
to reprogram... |
00:00:51.093 - 00:00:54.012 |
| I've been as accommodating as I can be.
This has got to stop. |
00:01:10.195 - 00:01:13.574 |
| We've come this far. Another few hours
won't make any difference. |
00:01:13.657 - 00:01:16.660 |
| Why can't he hand it off
to somebody else? |
00:01:16.743 - 00:01:18.996 |
| We've tried. |
00:01:19.079 - 00:01:20.497 |
| Birkoff is the only one who has any idea
how to approach this thing. |
00:01:20.581 - 00:01:23.750 |
| It's an unusual code. |
00:01:23.834 - 00:01:25.043 |
| But is it worth holding up a dozen
other operations that need his attention? |
00:01:25.127 - 00:01:29.756 |
| We've tried for two years
to get sourced into this group. |
00:01:30.090 - 00:01:33.677 |
| These people are extremely careful. |
00:01:35.721 - 00:01:38.098 |
| We were lucky to even intercept
a communication. |
00:01:38.182 - 00:01:40.601 |
| Fine. But when does it end? |
00:01:40.684 - 00:01:43.145 |
