Graham to Riley: Don't you usually call your girlfriend? from Listening to Fear (Season 5) | Next Clip in Episode |
(a helicopter lands at the crash site. Military figures emerge)
ELLIS: You Finn?
RILEY: Yeah.
ELLIS: Major Ellis. I'm in charge of this op.
(he shakes Riley's hand)
ELLIS: What's the situation, just the one civilian casualty?
RILEY: That I know of. This way.
(They all begin to walk. We see that one of the other commandos is Graham.)
GRAHAM: You found a stiff in the woods and called us in? Don't you usually call your girlfriend for this kind of thing?
(He grins. Riley gives him a dirty look. They walk up to the body and Ellis kneels beside it.)
RILEY: I wouldn't touch that stuff in his mouth if I were you.
ELLIS: Toxic?
RILEY: No, just messy. Guy seemed to have simply choked on the stuff. Near as I can tell, it's some kind of protein alkaloid.
ELLIS: Does this fit the profile of any Sub-T you're familiar with?
RILEY: Not subterrestrial, Major. Extraterrestrial.
(he leads them to the rock at the end of the trench)
RILEY: It came outta that.
ELLIS: Miller, set the trackers for a protein signature.
GRAHAM: Yes sir.
RILEY: No good, Major. This alkaloid's breaking down at an accelerated rate. It's dissolving too fast to track.
ELLIS: You got a better idea?
RILEY: Thing came from space. Gotta be some trace radiation.
ELLIS: We have Geiger counters in the packs.
RILEY: Shouldn't be too much background gamma noise out here.
ELLIS: Break 'em out.
written by: Jane Espenson; Transcribed by Joan the English Chick (pisces@englishchick.com).. Full transcript at:
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