[Number Six begins to violently come out of his hypnotic trance and attack Number Two. The Butler knocks him unconscious, and he and Number Two begin to re-hypnotize Six.]
I'm beginning to like him.
“Unfinished Business” · Season 1, Episode 15
In this episode: Dean Winchester (940), Damon Salvatore (715), Sam Winchester (665), Olivia Benson (637), Stephen Fry (608), Narrator (554), Clark Kent (523), Nate (486)
I am a man, not a unit of society.
PThe President
Give it to me baby! Confess!
N4Number 48
Oh Dad, I'm your baby Dad, do you owe your baby something Daddy?
PThe President
Confess!
N4Number 48
The bones is yours Dad! They came from you my Daddy.
PThe President
Confess! Now you hep?
N4Number 48
Hip, Dad, hip.
PThe President
Confess!
N4Number 48
And a hip bone.
PThe President
Confess!
N4Number 48
And a thigh bone.
PThe President
Confess!
N4Number 48
Shin bone, knee bone.
PThe President
Confess!
N4Number 48
Back bone. All yours Dad.
Youth, with its enthusiasms which rebels against any accepted norm must because it must--and we sympathize--it may wear flowers in its hair, bells on toes, But when the common good is threatened, when the function of society is endangered, such revolts must cease. They are non-productive and must be abolished.
New allegiances. Such is the price of fame.... and failure. Dear me, how sad. My Lords, Ladies and Gentleman, a most extraordinary thing happened to me on my way here. It has been my lot in the past to wield a not inconsiderable power. Nay, I have had the ear of statesmen, kings and princes of many lands. Governments have been swayed, policies defined and revolutions nipped in the bud at a word from me in the right place, and at a propitious time. Not surprising therefore, that this community should find a use for me. Not altogether by accident that one day I should be abducted, and wake up here amongst you. What is deplorable is that I resisted for so short a time. A fine tribute to your methods. I wish to thank you for recognition of my talent, which placed me in a position of power, second only... to One.
[Delegates applauding, the President bangs his gavel] This session is called in a matter of democratic crisis... and we are here gathered to resolve the question of revolt. [Delegates applaud but are stopped by the gavel] We desire that these proceedings be conducted in a civilized manner, but remind ourselves that humanity is not humanized without force. And that errant children must sometimes be brought to book with a smack on their backsides. [Delegates applaud] We draw your attention to the regrettable bullet. [the President looks toward two men with machine guns] The Community is at stake, and we have the means to protect it. The Assembly is now in security.
DDelegate
Number Six is presented to you
We understand he survived the ultimate test
DThe Delegate
Indeed.
Then he must no longer be referred to as "Number Six" or a number of any kind. He has gloriously vindicated the right of the individual to be individual. And this Assembly rises to you... Sir.
We are honoured to have with us a revolutionary of a different calibre. He has revolted. Resisted. Fought. Held fast. Maintained. Destroyed resistance. Overcome coercion. The right to be a Person, Someone, or Individual. We applaud his private war and concede that despite materialistic efforts he has survived intact and secure. All that remains is recognition of a Man.
[narrating] One night out at sea, Ten Cents and Sunshine spotted a tug they'd never seen before. His name was Boomer. He was just drifting. Realising he could be in trouble, they approached him cautiously. His engine was stopped, maybe even broken down. A towline drooped in the water and his rigging was scrappy. No flag flapped in the breeze. It seemed… no one owned him.
Keep away. Just leave me alone. Please!
Look, we can't. You're drifting in busy sea lanes. That's dangerous.
Even better.
Yep, we'll have to take you in.
Just leave me be, I don't want any help.
Why? Why not?
Because, well- Because I'm a jinx. I'm bad luck, nobody wants a jinx.
Oh, Rubbish! There's no such thing as a jinx.
Oh, isn't there? You'll soon find out! Stand off me!
Look, jinx or not, we have to take you in. Shipping lanes have to be kept clear!
Aye, Captain Star'll do something.
No, he won't. Nobody can. Jinxes just happen. I just shouldn't have been a tug…
Er… Have you always been like this?
My name used to be Captain Harry. It was good then in those days. Then I was sold. They painted out my name and called me "Boomer". Ever since then; nothing but trouble.
Who's he, Ten Cents?
Oh, it's Boomer. We found him drifting out in the Estuary.
Oh, what's up?
Well, He says, er- He says his engine's not working.
(to Boomer) You'll be all right now, son….
I see. Sunshine, go pick up the coal barge and we'll try starting him up.
Yes…(whistles) sir.
Here, I think Boomer's taking on water.
Hey, Boomer, what's so funny?
Ha-ha, I'm sinking! Just what I wanted!
What? Look, we're gonna make it to Lucky's, even if I sink with you!
Cut free, cut free! I'm sinking, save yourselves! [stops before he's fully submerged] Huh?
Oh well, that's lucky! He's come to rest on that old sunken garbage barge!
Look, you stay here. I'll go and get a rescue crane….
Hey, maybe the jinx has stopped now, eh? You're still afloat.
No, it hasn't. It's still here, alright. I wanted to sink, but instead, I land right on top of an obstacle that doesn't let me! All I want to do is Sink and become a Home for the Fishes. Then I won't jinx anyone…
Be sure to get that barge under Boomer as soon as you can. He's heavy, and I don't want to hold him too long!
Be careful now. You have to guide the cranes, so they can lower the tug onto that raft.
Right. Yeah, yeah, I see it O.J. Right it's up ahead, Sunshine.
Aye aye.
Steady as she goes.
Huh?
What's going on? What's he doing?
BMBig Mac
Get your own lights onto that rig, quick! That's it!
Ah, good.
It's alright, I've got it again, Big Mac! Straight ahead!
OI!
Oi, don't push! Hard astern! What you doing?!
What? Ow!
What is going on?!
Oh! Ah! Hold tight! Whoa! Ah!
Oh, flipping heck!
Help! Sunshine!
[narrating] That was enough for Captain Zero. He got rid of the unhappy Boomer. Well, I took him back intending to use him for simple jobs where Nothing could go wrong.
ZZak
See you, Boomer! If you need any help sinking, let me know…
I've just been thinking…
Yeah, thinking what?
I've just been thinking that you might jinx Boomer.
No, I don't!
You do.
How?
Look, every time he's working and we've gone past; you've sounded your hooter.
So? It's called being friendly.
Not if it always causes an accident, and it always does. Just think: The Ammunition barge, Mighty Mo, the Rope, the Engine…
Th- Wel- That's coincidence, not jinxed!
Call it "anything you like", but it seems to coincidence Boomer when you do it.
Yeah? Well I'm gonna go and speak to Boomer about it. Look, You coming?
Right, switchers, you can show Boomer where the Schooner is. We have a contract to tow her out to sea. I reckon Boomer can do that, seeing there's no engines to break down, to catch fire, no crane hawsers to snap, no ammunition to explode or buoys to sink. Just plain sail. And if Boomer breaks down, then the sail can more likely pull him!
Very droll, sir, very droll.
Look, come on, before he changes his mind.
Okay, but DON'T toot!
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