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Clips from Down Periscope (1996)

"The only you ever been chauffeured around in is a paddy wagon."
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"Big Jimmy, a guy I owed money to, had one."
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"His boys threw me in the trunk and they dumped me naked in the country."
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"Nice car. Even the trunk had cut-pile carpeting."
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"Gimme the money. Pay it up. 50 bucks. Ulysses S Grant."
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"- That is so nasty. - I'm sorry. A little dusty in here."
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"- Patching you through. - Radio's working like a Swiss..."
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"car."
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"Dodge here."
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"Led Zeppelin, 1971, right?"
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"OK! Good news, guys. We've just won the Billy Joel tickets and the WROK T-shirts."
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"Go ahead, sir. Try it now."
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"I'd say the weather was the determining factor, wouldn't you?"
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"Shoot."
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"Your new orders are to operate only in sections 3A and 3B."
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"- Does Admiral Winslow know about this? - He is not administering this war game."
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"And, Dodge, remember... just a game."
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"Buckman!"
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"There was a fingernail in my food, you fat-ass moron."
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"Yesterday, it was a Band-Aid!"
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"Sorry, sir. The Band-Aid was holding the fingernail on."
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"Oh, my God. There's cockroaches in the flour."
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"Jesus, Buckman. This stuff's been on the Stingray since Korea."
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"This can expired in 1966."
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"It still tastes like creamed corn."
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"Nobody saw that."
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"You should more careful, sir. Remember, when you rush, that's when accidents happen."
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"Shut up, Buckman!"
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"Uh-oh."
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"Oh, my God. Three destroyers and a frigate."
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"Down periscope. Emergency deep."
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"- Rig for silent running. Battle stations. - (Lake) All ahead full."
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"All planes on full dive."
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"- Any way I can cause a problem? - No, we're pretty well covered for now."
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"- To the bottom? - Confuses their sonar."
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"They can't distinguish between us and the ocean floor."
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"- Passing 300 feet. - Approaching the bottom, sir."
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"I can hear a couple of lobsters duking it out."
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"One degree down bubble."
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"No. Yes."
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"Conn-sonar. Hot noise in the water."
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"(clanking)"
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"- What did it sound like? - It was loud, sir. Two heavy bangs."
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"Nice job, Lake. Like dropping a piano."
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"Why don't you do it again in case they didn't hear you?"
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"It's all right. Everybody back to stations. Begin damage check."
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"All hands, we are now going silent. Repeat, full silent."
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"Shall I go active?"
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"Passive sonar only. Let's not give away our position."
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"Chin up, Lake, it wasn't your fault."
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"This is the approximate area of the last sonar buoy contact, sir."
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"That's 25. Chew it silently."
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"Somebody just dropped 45 cents."
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"- You're sure? - Oh, yeah. A quarter and two dimes."
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"Hear something?"
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"Oh, man!"
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"- Anything else? - Not yet."
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"Somebody needs to sew his ass shut."
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"(whale-like squealing)"
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"Sounds like a whale."
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"(whale noises)"
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"Back to periscope depth. Ahead full."
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"(squeaks) Orl..."
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"OK. Somebody find Buckman, launch him out of a torpedo tube."
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"XO, let's get this boat moving, course 0-2-7, and vent this smoke."
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"- Sir, that's out of the quadrant. - Yes, it is."
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"I must protest. We have orders from Admiral Graham to stay in this containment area."
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"I know my orders, XO. Course 0-2-7. When we're clear, surface and run all full."
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"One noise from you, we could have been in a world of trouble."
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"That would have screwed everybody."
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"Live to fight another day, Captain Poon."
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"(knocks)"
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"Permission to enter, Lt Lake."
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"Well, sometimes a captain must take unilateral action."
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"- I could have you put on report. - Pfft! Be my guest."
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"Look, Lake. There is no way you could know what the contour of the ocean floor was like."
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"I don't have the necessary training to continue to be the dive officer on this boat."
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"Sir, I not only gave away our position, I potentially endangered the crew."
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"Would you be this easy on me if I was a properly experienced sailor?"
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"I'd like to think so."
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"Good night."
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"The Murmansk brushing incident."
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"How did you get over that?"
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"- Polishing the old torpedo, sir? - Shut up, Stepanak."
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"May I have a word with you in private, sir?"
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"Sure."
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"Sir..."
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"And now we appear to have broken off radio contact."
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"You are right on top of things as usual, Marty."
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"Captain, we are not following the parameters of this exercise."
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"I have been individually briefed."
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"I think it's my duty to inform the crew that we are operating outside of the navy's control"
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"and ask you to relinquish command."
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"- Relinquish command. - Yes, sir."
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"To who?"
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"Captain! Sir."
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"Executive Officer Martin Pascal has something he'd like to say to you."
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"(clears throat)"
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"Men..."
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"XO Pascal here."
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"I feel it is my duty to inform you"
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"that we are no longer in contact with COMSUBLANT."
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"And we have left the containment area,"
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"in direct violation of orders from Admiral Graham."
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"The captain does not deny this."
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"So I need, I would like, your support"
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"Marty Pascal. God bless you all."
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"This is Captain Tom Dodge."
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"However, if any of you would like to support Pascal, you may speak up now"
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"That's absurd. These men love me!"
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"Mr Stepanak, would you come to the control room, please?"
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"# Come all ye young fellows who follow the sea"
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"# It's time to be bathing Lieutenant Marty"
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"# Yo-ho and blow the man down"
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"# Oh, give me a plank that looks down on the sea"
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"# Yo-ho and blow the man down"
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"- Hey, Nitro. Ain't that one of my chickens? - No, it's a parrot."
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"(pirate-like cries of Aar!)"
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"You can't do this, you maniac. This is the modern navy!"
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"Cap'n Blood, consign him to the briny deep!"
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