A comet. from Deep Impact (1998)
A few minutes ago, the United States' ambassadors to every country from Deep Impact (1998)
A little over a year ago, from Deep Impact (1998)
A massive strike of Titan missiles to intercept the comets. from Deep Impact (1998)
A mob attacked and killed a Miami rental yard operator from Deep Impact (1998)
A national curfew begins at midnight tonight. from Deep Impact (1998)
A technology designed to propel weapons of mass destruction from Deep Impact (1998)
About 7 miles long. from Deep Impact (1998)
About his resignation that just fell through. from Deep Impact (1998)
Across the country, looters continue to set fire to abandoned stores. from Deep Impact (1998)
Actually, Mr. President, if... Just one final question, sir. from Deep Impact (1998)
AFL CIO wanted him off the Council of Economic Advisers from Deep Impact (1998)
All alone on the beach. from Deep Impact (1998)
All circuit breakers are open. Master arm is off. from Deep Impact (1998)
All I'm saying is, the moon did not have a rotational cycle of 14 hours. from Deep Impact (1998)
All of the Titans have been launched. from Deep Impact (1998)
All of us will entertain our worst fears and concerns. from Deep Impact (1998)
All plant life will be dead within from Deep Impact (1998)
All right, I have to go. from Deep Impact (1998)
All right, it's going! it's going. from Deep Impact (1998)
Altair, Alpha Centauri and Sirius. from Deep Impact (1998)
Although I certainly hope we don't need to use them. from Deep Impact (1998)
Although we continue to track it visually. from Deep Impact (1998)
And a theme to the longer promos. from Deep Impact (1998)
And about a secretary of the Treasury who's kept his entire department from Deep Impact (1998)
And activate the high speed gas jets. from Deep Impact (1998)
And all the Sheraton silver. from Deep Impact (1998)
And at least 2 miles deep. Comet gets closer to the sun, from Deep Impact (1998)
And Baker and Simon had never read them. from Deep Impact (1998)
And everything got mixed up in Washington, from Deep Impact (1998)
And give you peace. from Deep Impact (1998)
And graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, from Deep Impact (1998)
And graphics? I need graphics! from Deep Impact (1998)
And harshly. from Deep Impact (1998)
And head on out into space. from Deep Impact (1998)
And heroes die, from Deep Impact (1998)
And I can see myself dreaming. from Deep Impact (1998)
And I can't appeal to your sense of what's in the nation's best interest. from Deep Impact (1998)
And I don't hate you. from Deep Impact (1998)
And I have 500 landings on aircraft carriers. from Deep Impact (1998)
And I think I should be there. from Deep Impact (1998)
And I'll be there, right next to you, from Deep Impact (1998)
And I'm trusting you because I know what this can do for your career. from Deep Impact (1998)
And it's kissy, kissy, kissy and congratulations. from Deep Impact (1998)
And Jason says, Lie, lie, lie, lie, till death do us part. from Deep Impact (1998)
And keeps its present course, from Deep Impact (1998)
And lit up the sky for an hour. from Deep Impact (1998)
And of course she would have been in the picture, from Deep Impact (1998)
And Rendezvous Pilot Spurgeon Tanner. from Deep Impact (1998)
And right now, a team of American astronauts and one Russian from Deep Impact (1998)
And Rittenhouse pretends that he's having the affair from Deep Impact (1998)
And she insisted. from Deep Impact (1998)
And she says, Yes, and he says, Yes, from Deep Impact (1998)
And she stands beside him. And the priest says, Dearly beloved... from Deep Impact (1998)
And State's still fuming about the Trade Office screw up at the G8. from Deep Impact (1998)
And takes the fall and resigns, and the President buys him a yacht? from Deep Impact (1998)
And that ever since we've been apart, every day I think about her. from Deep Impact (1998)
And that million people can survive there, underground, for two years, from Deep Impact (1998)
And the comet could be intercepted, from Deep Impact (1998)
And the one next to that? from Deep Impact (1998)
And the Orion is still functioning? from Deep Impact (1998)
And the President's going to need Labor next fall. from Deep Impact (1998)
And the recall of American troops from abroad? from Deep Impact (1998)
And the whispered calls to the President. from Deep Impact (1998)
And then he fucked me. from Deep Impact (1998)
And then, you know what? from Deep Impact (1998)
And there. from Deep Impact (1998)
And there's nothing we can do to stop them. from Deep Impact (1998)
And they kept it a secret. from Deep Impact (1998)
And they will stay dark for two years. from Deep Impact (1998)
And they'll be broadcasting the details to you in a few moments. from Deep Impact (1998)
And they're almost finished. from Deep Impact (1998)
And they're good men, both of them. from Deep Impact (1998)
And this... l mean, this is not a video game, son. it really isn't. from Deep Impact (1998)
And throwing flowers and... it was wonderful. from Deep Impact (1998)
And to... from Deep Impact (1998)
And we are told it should take these missiles from Deep Impact (1998)
And we call it the Messiah. from Deep Impact (1998)
And we can put a million people in them. from Deep Impact (1998)
And we have determined where they're going to strike. from Deep Impact (1998)
And we sure as hell don't have enough propellant left in the Messiah from Deep Impact (1998)
And while we are confident the missile attack will succeed, from Deep Impact (1998)
And you could have been there a lot sooner. from Deep Impact (1998)
And you're just gonna break it? from Deep Impact (1998)
Animal life within from Deep Impact (1998)
Another six minutes, they won't have time to get back to us. from Deep Impact (1998)
Anybody? from Deep Impact (1998)
APUs look good, logs and LH2 are pressurized. from Deep Impact (1998)
Are in an elongated orbit around our sun. from Deep Impact (1998)
Are now available on the internet at... from Deep Impact (1998)
Are we on? We're on, Mr. President. from Deep Impact (1998)
Are working with local law enforcement. from Deep Impact (1998)
Are you not going to open it? from Deep Impact (1998)
Are you protecting me or just holding me back? from Deep Impact (1998)
Arming codes? What the hell for? from Deep Impact (1998)
As far as we know, what happened was that Dr. Wolf saw the comet from Deep Impact (1998)
As the wave reaches shallow water it's going to slow down, from Deep Impact (1998)
Astrophysicists, geologists and climatologists. from Deep Impact (1998)
Be good, Oren. from Deep Impact (1998)
Be good. from Deep Impact (1998)
Because for her, it does... Excuse me. from Deep Impact (1998)
Because I believe that God, from Deep Impact (1998)
Because of a mistress named Ellie. from Deep Impact (1998)
Because she likes it here and... l mean, we're on the 15th floor, from Deep Impact (1998)
Because she's all alone in the world and she needs you right now, okay? from Deep Impact (1998)
Because the powers that be know that I'm the only person on this mission from Deep Impact (1998)
Because we felt it prudent, in light of domestic security concerns, from Deep Impact (1998)
Before the radar tracking stations can see if they've been pushed from Deep Impact (1998)
Beginning tonight and continuing until the crisis passes, from Deep Impact (1998)
Behind the camera. from Deep Impact (1998)
Biederman. from Deep Impact (1998)
Big. from Deep Impact (1998)
Biggest story in history? from Deep Impact (1998)
Blow the tethers. Let's go get them. from Deep Impact (1998)
Bob Campbell's leaving. from Deep Impact (1998)
Both are still on a path towards Earth. from Deep Impact (1998)
Business districts have been abandoned to looting gangs. from Deep Impact (1998)
But because I was hired from outside the government pool, from Deep Impact (1998)
But every now and then, one of them gets bumped, from Deep Impact (1998)
But first, Captain Spurgeon Tanner will have to guide the spacecraft from Deep Impact (1998)
But I can also promise you this. from Deep Impact (1998)
But I can't help you. from Deep Impact (1998)
But if he played now, he'd get his ass busted. from Deep Impact (1998)
But it just seems that way. from Deep Impact (1998)
But it was a beautiful event and I missed her. from Deep Impact (1998)
But it's kind of cool. from Deep Impact (1998)
But Oren here will be doing most of the flying on this one. from Deep Impact (1998)
But the budget comes out in two weeks. from Deep Impact (1998)
But the comet was... Well, from Deep Impact (1998)
But the comet we discovered is the size of New York City, from Deep Impact (1998)
But the day I get back, the last thing I'm gonna do is step inside of a church. from Deep Impact (1998)
But the waters receded. from Deep Impact (1998)
But the wave height, depending on the depth of the shelf off the coast, from Deep Impact (1998)
But there was no one else to hold the camera, from Deep Impact (1998)
But there's not much left in the life support packs. from Deep Impact (1998)
But they are rebuilt. from Deep Impact (1998)
But they are remembered. from Deep Impact (1998)
But this mission ain't going to the moon. from Deep Impact (1998)
But we may end up glowing in the dark. from Deep Impact (1998)
But we've also been planning for the worst. from Deep Impact (1998)
But you used to be a person, right? from Deep Impact (1998)
But, hey, what the hell? from Deep Impact (1998)
But, sadly, Gus Partenza has been lost. from Deep Impact (1998)
But, you know, it just might give them a chance. from Deep Impact (1998)
By an experimental nuclear propulsion system from Deep Impact (1998)
Cabin press, 5.7. from Deep Impact (1998)
Calculate exactly how much prop we need to get off this rock. from Deep Impact (1998)
Came to Washington with him. from Deep Impact (1998)
Cameras on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Can I help you? from Deep Impact (1998)
Can you give me a hand over here for a second? from Deep Impact (1998)
Can you understand that? from Deep Impact (1998)
Captain Spurgeon Tanner is now in charge of the mission. from Deep Impact (1998)
Captain Tanner, you flew six shuttle missions. from Deep Impact (1998)
Carrying an Army unit returning from duty in Japan crashed this morning... from Deep Impact (1998)
Check your six, 100 yards. from Deep Impact (1998)
Check. from Deep Impact (1998)
Chloe, this has nothing to do with you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Christ. from Deep Impact (1998)
Chuck, Chuck. Where are you going? from Deep Impact (1998)
Chuck, we'll work it out when we get there. from Deep Impact (1998)
Cities fall, from Deep Impact (1998)
Civil defense teams have been formed from Deep Impact (1998)
Close them as we go. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on, come on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on, come on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on, come on. Faster, faster. Come on! from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on, hurry up. Come on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on, Jenny, we have to go now. We have to go now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on, where's that key? from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on, you bastard! Come on! Time. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on, you miserable piece of crap. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on. Come on, come on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on. Come on, come on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come on. Come on! from Deep Impact (1998)
Come or stay, young lady, this bus is moving out. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come, come. inside the car. You're getting sick. Please. from Deep Impact (1998)
Come. I want to talk to you. I need you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Coming up on target, 625 miles. from Deep Impact (1998)
Commander, would you introduce us to your team? from Deep Impact (1998)
Construction plans, equipment lists and locations from Deep Impact (1998)
Could I bother everyone for a minute? Now, let's take a look at the big one. from Deep Impact (1998)
Countless more left homeless. from Deep Impact (1998)
Crimes against persons or property will be dealt with swiftly from Deep Impact (1998)
Cue the President. from Deep Impact (1998)
Cut it. from Deep Impact (1998)
Dad, you need to get back together with Mom, from Deep Impact (1998)
Daddy. from Deep Impact (1998)
Daddy. Daddy, what are you doing? from Deep Impact (1998)
Damn it! from Deep Impact (1998)
Damn it. from Deep Impact (1998)
David. from Deep Impact (1998)
Did not leave for the reasons announced by your administration. from Deep Impact (1998)
Did Stuart send you here without telling me? from Deep Impact (1998)
Disengage auto path. from Deep Impact (1998)
Do you have another question, Ms. Lerner? from Deep Impact (1998)
Do you know the National Gallery is saving all of the art? from Deep Impact (1998)
Do you, Leo, take Sarah to be your wife, from Deep Impact (1998)
Does anyone know how big the one was that killed all the dinosaurs? from Deep Impact (1998)
Don't ever hold back a story from me again. from Deep Impact (1998)
Don't let that little bit of gravity down there go to your heads. from Deep Impact (1998)
Don't listen. Don't. from Deep Impact (1998)
Don't worry about me. from Deep Impact (1998)
Don't worry, don't worry. from Deep Impact (1998)
Don't you remember? from Deep Impact (1998)
Dr. Partenza was selected specifically for this mission from Deep Impact (1998)
Due to their expertise in a necessary field of study, from Deep Impact (1998)
E L E, E L E. from Deep Impact (1998)
E. from Deep Impact (1998)
Each one carries a 5,000 kiloton warhead. from Deep Impact (1998)
Ellie? Nothing else? from Deep Impact (1998)
Ellie. from Deep Impact (1998)
Especially Emma. You know, the little one? from Deep Impact (1998)
Even as I have been fully understood. from Deep Impact (1998)
Even if sometimes the answer is no. from Deep Impact (1998)
Ever since the comet was discovered, from Deep Impact (1998)
Every parent on the block hates you for it. from Deep Impact (1998)
Everyone in this room and everyone listening to my voice, from Deep Impact (1998)
Everything was going great. We gotjammed up at 75 feet. from Deep Impact (1998)
Excuse me, please. from Deep Impact (1998)
Face shields down! from Deep Impact (1998)
Famous people always get sex, Mr. Perry. from Deep Impact (1998)
FBI. if you would please, ma'am? from Deep Impact (1998)
Figured we'd better pick you kids up after school. from Deep Impact (1998)
First, our Strategic Missile Command from Deep Impact (1998)
Fish, your sons are both on active duty. from Deep Impact (1998)
Fish. from Deep Impact (1998)
Five on air doing domestic features, from Deep Impact (1998)
Five, four... from Deep Impact (1998)
Floods, sandbars, fallen logs. from Deep Impact (1998)
For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, from Deep Impact (1998)
For matters of national security where journalistic competitiveness is at stake. from Deep Impact (1998)
For not supporting the pension bill, from Deep Impact (1998)
For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face. from Deep Impact (1998)
For our survival, from Deep Impact (1998)
For the rest, on the night of August 10th, those whose Social Security numbers from Deep Impact (1998)
Forests and skysc****rs. from Deep Impact (1998)
Four weeks. from Deep Impact (1998)
Four, three, two, one, zero. from Deep Impact (1998)
Four. from Deep Impact (1998)
From Dr. Wolf, because I'm not. from Deep Impact (1998)
From Russia, Nuclear Specialist Colonel Mikhail Tulchinsky. from Deep Impact (1998)
From the north side of Central Park to the Battery. from Deep Impact (1998)
From their positions in North Dakota and Wyoming. from Deep Impact (1998)
Fruit, reactor. Bottle, rocket. Okay? from Deep Impact (1998)
Get the arming codes. Get the goddamn codes! from Deep Impact (1998)
Get the hell out of there! from Deep Impact (1998)
Go for auto trajectory. from Deep Impact (1998)
Go on, blow the goddamn tethers! from Deep Impact (1998)
Go on. I'll be right there. from Deep Impact (1998)
Go. Go to high ground. from Deep Impact (1998)
God damn it. from Deep Impact (1998)
God, we're losing one. He's got escape velocity. from Deep Impact (1998)
God. No, God. from Deep Impact (1998)
Good evening. from Deep Impact (1998)
Good evening. from Deep Impact (1998)
Good luck to us all. from Deep Impact (1998)
Good luck to you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Goodbye. from Deep Impact (1998)
Gosh, I love boats. Are you going on a trip? from Deep Impact (1998)
Got Beijing, Rome, Sao Paulo, Cairo, Berlin. from Deep Impact (1998)
Got them right here. from Deep Impact (1998)
Great. from Deep Impact (1998)
Gus Partenza, a native of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, from Deep Impact (1998)
Happy. from Deep Impact (1998)
Haunting you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Have been building the largest spaceship ever constructed. from Deep Impact (1998)
Have been called to help prepare shelters. from Deep Impact (1998)
Having little or no money in my purse... from Deep Impact (1998)
He had a private phone line installed in his office. from Deep Impact (1998)
He resigned for personal reasons. from Deep Impact (1998)
He said there's no point. from Deep Impact (1998)
He'll find you for the first question. Then you're on your own. from Deep Impact (1998)
He's holding up a little rocket. from Deep Impact (1998)
He's laughing. from Deep Impact (1998)
He's right here, and he's still alive. Okay? from Deep Impact (1998)
He's still very much alive. He's still alive, everyone! from Deep Impact (1998)
Hears all prayers, from Deep Impact (1998)
Hello, America. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hello, Caitlin, there you are. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hello, everybody. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hello, Oren. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hello. from Deep Impact (1998)
Here she is. from Deep Impact (1998)
Here. from Deep Impact (1998)
Here. Let me help you. I'll get it. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hey, how's it coming? from Deep Impact (1998)
Hey, I'm a child of the movies, Fish. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hey, Leo, cool. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hey, you'll take care of Daddy for me, okay? from Deep Impact (1998)
Hey. How are you? Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hey. You wanna stop that? from Deep Impact (1998)
Hi, Chloe. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hi. from Deep Impact (1998)
His name is Oren. I named him after you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hold on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Holy shit. from Deep Impact (1998)
Houston, all MOLEs are at depth. Nukes hot and ready. from Deep Impact (1998)
Houston, this is Messiah. from Deep Impact (1998)
How are we supposed to get back off the surface once we've... from Deep Impact (1998)
How come that doesn't make me feel any better? from Deep Impact (1998)
How do you know that? from Deep Impact (1998)
How do you mean by that? from Deep Impact (1998)
How does it feel having your name on it? from Deep Impact (1998)
How does it feel? from Deep Impact (1998)
How she was. from Deep Impact (1998)
How you doing? from Deep Impact (1998)
I am declaring a state of martial law. from Deep Impact (1998)
I believe in God. from Deep Impact (1998)
I belonged to your daddies. Now, if I ask you to ask your daddies from Deep Impact (1998)
I brought Moby Dick and Huckleberry Finn, from Deep Impact (1998)
I came down here to let you know that. from Deep Impact (1998)
I can't stay long. I'm leaving the city, but I wanted to show you something. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't give a shit. Go home and tell it to Chloe. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't have time to argue with you. Just sit down, be quiet. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't know. He hasn't returned my call in over two weeks. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't see as much of them as I used to when Mary was alive. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't suppose I could convince you to sit on this for two weeks. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't think I've ever been happier. I've even stopped smoking. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't think it's so funny that life goes on. from Deep Impact (1998)
I feel like an orphan. from Deep Impact (1998)
I got a stick. I got a stick. from Deep Impact (1998)
I got respect for everybody who's gone to the moon, from Deep Impact (1998)
I gotta...I just... I gotta go. from Deep Impact (1998)
I have it right here. from Deep Impact (1998)
I have proof that you're not an orphan. from Deep Impact (1998)
I have to apologize for my daughter. from Deep Impact (1998)
I have to go back for Sarah. from Deep Impact (1998)
I have to say, it's liberating knowing that I'm not going to be called. from Deep Impact (1998)
I heard that. from Deep Impact (1998)
I knew she wouldn't like... from Deep Impact (1998)
I know a lot of you don't, but I still want to offer a prayer from Deep Impact (1998)
I know you should have picked a better cover story than a sick wife. from Deep Impact (1998)
I know you think I'm a bad person. I'm really not. from Deep Impact (1998)
I know you're just a reporter, from Deep Impact (1998)
I know. from Deep Impact (1998)
I lied when I said I didn't remember. from Deep Impact (1998)
I love you very, very much. from Deep Impact (1998)
I love you, too. from Deep Impact (1998)
I love you. from Deep Impact (1998)
I mean, every marriage has its good years and its bad years. from Deep Impact (1998)
I mean, it took about 15 minutes of my first day at the naval academy. from Deep Impact (1998)
I mean, sir, you want me to go on? from Deep Impact (1998)
I mean, this is... We only have seven hours of dark when the sun's not up from Deep Impact (1998)
I missed you, too. from Deep Impact (1998)
I missed you. I mean, we missed you yesterday. from Deep Impact (1998)
I moved here because I was dedicated to his career. from Deep Impact (1998)
I must say, I'm... from Deep Impact (1998)
I name a name and get someone into trouble. from Deep Impact (1998)
I need the Biedermans on the bus now. from Deep Impact (1998)
I now pronounce you husband and wife. from Deep Impact (1998)
I once dropped you on your head. from Deep Impact (1998)
I picked it up once, said hello, and it's nobody home. from Deep Impact (1998)
I put you on the list. They said your names were on the list. from Deep Impact (1998)
I really feel like I'd protected something from Deep Impact (1998)
I remember everything. from Deep Impact (1998)
I remember that we were right over there from Deep Impact (1998)
I should say, I didn't have sex with him, but somebody sure did. from Deep Impact (1998)
I talked to civil defense. from Deep Impact (1998)
I think the President knows about it, too. from Deep Impact (1998)
I think we'd better hurry, boys. from Deep Impact (1998)
I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. from Deep Impact (1998)
I understand you've come into some information. from Deep Impact (1998)
I walked on the moon, but I didn't belong to you. from Deep Impact (1998)
I wanna tell her I love her, from Deep Impact (1998)
I want to talk to you. from Deep Impact (1998)
I wanted to be with my family. from Deep Impact (1998)
I wanted to show you that you're not an orphan. from Deep Impact (1998)
I was with the secretary since he's been governor of Connecticut. from Deep Impact (1998)
I woke up this morning and I realized none of you want me here. from Deep Impact (1998)
I would be honored, sir. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'd like the world to meet some extraordinary people. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'll come down there, then. Thank you. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'll just be taking us down to the comet surface. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'll quit if they don't give you a weekend anchor shot. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'll see you Tuesday, Ms. Lerner. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm disturbed that you didn't come to our wedding. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm expected back at MSNBC at 6:00, from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm eyeballs out from here on in. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm five years old. How would I remember that? from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm going to be happy as long as I know you're going to live. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm holding you. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm just... I'm seeing things differently, Fish. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm letting you go because I don't want another headache, from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm selling my soul right now. I can feel it. I can feel it. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm sorry about this. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm sorry. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm the famous Leo Biederman, and I haven't used my fame for anything. from Deep Impact (1998)
I've been looking all over for you. from Deep Impact (1998)
I've given them my beautiful 18th century desk from New England from Deep Impact (1998)
I've missed you since then. from Deep Impact (1998)
IDs, please. from Deep Impact (1998)
If all is going according to schedule, the astronauts should now be placing from Deep Impact (1998)
If I thought that any of them were as scared as I am. from Deep Impact (1998)
If she knows, how long can it be before CNN or The Post breaks the story? from Deep Impact (1998)
If the world does go on, from Deep Impact (1998)
If they got a Ph.D., we own them. from Deep Impact (1998)
If we go after them, we may not have enough fuel to get off the surface. from Deep Impact (1998)
If you get the short one, you can give up your seat. from Deep Impact (1998)
If you have any means of getting away from the path of this wave, from Deep Impact (1998)
If you have been designated as a civilian section officer, from Deep Impact (1998)
If you know the extension of the person you're calling... from Deep Impact (1998)
If you wanna talk to me, turn it off. from Deep Impact (1998)
In every town with a population over 5,000. from Deep Impact (1998)
In the dark about what he's really doing, about a cover story from Deep Impact (1998)
In the unlikely event that the comets do strike the Earth. from Deep Impact (1998)
In the world told the leaders of those nations from Deep Impact (1998)
In two months, from Deep Impact (1998)
In underground parking facilities and other appropriate sites. from Deep Impact (1998)
In what we have been re given. from Deep Impact (1998)
Into a million pieces of ice and rock from Deep Impact (1998)
Is preparing to coordinate with the Russians from Deep Impact (1998)
Is resigning because his wife is sick. from Deep Impact (1998)
Is there a connection between the comet from Deep Impact (1998)
Isn't Washington sick? from Deep Impact (1998)
It is. from Deep Impact (1998)
It might seem that we have each other over the same barrel, Ms. Lerner, from Deep Impact (1998)
It opens up into a cave down here. MOLE gotjammed against the side. from Deep Impact (1998)
It really isn't. No. from Deep Impact (1998)
It rings, he shuts the door. Why not hang a sign? from Deep Impact (1998)
It was a perfect, happy day. from Deep Impact (1998)
It was all a riverboat pilot could do, from Deep Impact (1998)
It was such a beautiful day. from Deep Impact (1998)
It was such a good day for all of us. from Deep Impact (1998)
It washed away farms and towns, from Deep Impact (1998)
It weighs 500 billion tons. from Deep Impact (1998)
It will cost you tomorrow. from Deep Impact (1998)
It will not go on for everyone. from Deep Impact (1998)
It will strike land in western Canada three hours after Biederman. from Deep Impact (1998)
It'll be 100 feet high, traveling at 1,100 miles an hour. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's a bit complicated, so it will take some time. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's been a pleasure serving with you, Commander. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's just a party, and he asked me. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's practically Japanese. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's probably a satellite. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's Robin Lerner. My mother. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's south, about 10 degrees. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's the wrong word right now. That's not what I mean. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jason. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny Lerner, MSNBC. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny, from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny, do you want me to do something? from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny, I know that you hate me. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny, I know this is hard. I just want you to be happy. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny, you now have a new stepmother who is two years older than you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jesus Christ. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jesus! from Deep Impact (1998)
Joined the NASA space program from Deep Impact (1998)
Keep them. from Deep Impact (1998)
Ladies and gentleman, please. from Deep Impact (1998)
Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States. from Deep Impact (1998)
Ladies and gentlemen. from Deep Impact (1998)
Leave now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo Biederman. They said it again. from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo, come with us right now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo, is he talking about you? from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo! from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo! from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo. from Deep Impact (1998)
Less than 20 minutes to reach their target. from Deep Impact (1998)
Let's go home. from Deep Impact (1998)
Let's go now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Let's go. from Deep Impact (1998)
Let's go. from Deep Impact (1998)
Let's take a close look. from Deep Impact (1998)
Let's take another picture. We'll send it to Dr. Wolf. from Deep Impact (1998)
Life goes on, okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Life will go on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Life... from Deep Impact (1998)
Lights on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Like a long trip, huh? from Deep Impact (1998)
Lily, please? from Deep Impact (1998)
Lily, that's a pretty name. from Deep Impact (1998)
Listen, I'm not going anywhere without you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Listen, it's not your fault. from Deep Impact (1998)
Loading first nuke now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Look. from Deep Impact (1998)
Look. from Deep Impact (1998)
Look. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mariette, I'm hugging you both right now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mark, Mikhail, get the hell out of there! from Deep Impact (1998)
Martini. Up. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mary, I'm coming home. from Deep Impact (1998)
Matt Shepherd? from Deep Impact (1998)
May I have the first question? from Deep Impact (1998)
May I? from Deep Impact (1998)
May the Lord keep you. from Deep Impact (1998)
May the Lord lift up his divine countenance upon you from Deep Impact (1998)
Maybe Mike's available for dinner. from Deep Impact (1998)
Medical Officer Gus Partenza. from Deep Impact (1998)
Messiah, Houston. Stand by for an uplink from Deep Impact (1998)
Messiah, Houston. Transfer trajectory is go. Cancel MCC 1. from Deep Impact (1998)
Messiah, we've got some people here that wanna talk to you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mick, I'll get the halon. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mike Woodward over at Treasury. from Deep Impact (1998)
Millions were lost, from Deep Impact (1998)
Mine included. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mitch, we can do or we can teach. What's your pleasure? from Deep Impact (1998)
Mizar. It's a double star. from Deep Impact (1998)
Moby Dick, Chapter 1. from Deep Impact (1998)
MOLE 3 at depth. We're heading your way, Oren. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mom. Wait. Sir, my parents are coming, too. from Deep Impact (1998)
More street fighting in Moscow as food and fuel shortages continue... from Deep Impact (1998)
Morton Entrekin, Ms. Lerner. from Deep Impact (1998)
Moving quickly through the Atlantic Ocean. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mr. Hotchner? from Deep Impact (1998)
Mr. President, five, four, three... from Deep Impact (1998)
Mr. President, I'm not interested in using Ellie to further my career. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mr. President! Please! from Deep Impact (1998)
Mrs. Rittenhouse started drinking a couple of years ago from Deep Impact (1998)
Ms. Lerner was just expressing her lack of enthusiasm from Deep Impact (1998)
Ms. Lerner? from Deep Impact (1998)
Ms. Lerner? Tom Beck. from Deep Impact (1998)
Ms. Lerner. Hi, Beth. from Deep Impact (1998)
MSNBC has learned that Secretary Rittenhouse from Deep Impact (1998)
Much less to work down on the comet. from Deep Impact (1998)
My eyes! from Deep Impact (1998)
My mom's sick. She's not here. from Deep Impact (1998)
My whole life, I... from Deep Impact (1998)
My wife is sick. She's in the hospital. from Deep Impact (1998)
Navigator Mark Simon, from Deep Impact (1998)
Negative guidance errors. from Deep Impact (1998)
New York City, Boston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, from Deep Impact (1998)
News relating to the recall of American troops from abroad. from Deep Impact (1998)
News stations around the nation are being faxed copies from Deep Impact (1998)
Next question. from Deep Impact (1998)
Nice of you to call, Messiah. from Deep Impact (1998)
No such thing as two weeks in the news business. from Deep Impact (1998)
No, Beth. I was gonna talk to you... from Deep Impact (1998)
No, I have to stay with you, Dad. from Deep Impact (1998)
No, I'm gonna see if I can free it up. from Deep Impact (1998)
No, no, stay down. from Deep Impact (1998)
No! from Deep Impact (1998)
No. from Deep Impact (1998)
No. They're not on the list. from Deep Impact (1998)
Nobody else could answer it. from Deep Impact (1998)
Nobody on our block discovered the world was gonna end before. from Deep Impact (1998)
Nobody say anything. from Deep Impact (1998)
Not only for his medical expertise, but also for his dedication from Deep Impact (1998)
Now have primary control of all the vehicle's critical functions. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now I know in part, then I shall understand fully, from Deep Impact (1998)
Now I'll take a few questions. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now we have to make some decisions together. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, chances are that this thing will miss us... from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, from what I know of your career, that's a promotion. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, I'm afraid to ask you, have you ever read Melville or Twain? from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, if it was the President... from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, if this comet continues on its path around the sun from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, look, I wish I'd been to the moon. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, the cave is more than a dormitory. It is our new Noah's Ark. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, the out gassing has created a vent a half a mile wide from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, these chunks of space debris from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, these images are delayed by approximately 20 seconds, from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, this was never gonna be a secret as long as you wanted it to be. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, we can't do anything about the little one, from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, we get hit all the time by rocks and meteors. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, wherever you are, go home. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, without the arming codes, we're gonna have to wait from Deep Impact (1998)
Now, you saw me go into space seven times, didn't you? from Deep Impact (1998)
Now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Of the comet's coma, from Deep Impact (1998)
Of the final MOLE coordinates. Confirm when complete. from Deep Impact (1998)
Oh, my God. Look at these, they're the size of houses. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, all flight controllers. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, Fish, team two at location four. Give me your hand. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, here's what we're looking at. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, hold up. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, I see. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, now it appears we're losing reception here. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, Secretary of the Treasury Alan Rittenhouse resigns from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, the President has a mistress named Ellie, from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, we've lost picture now, but we will stay on the air. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay, you can see that the image is breaking up a bit. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay? from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay. All right, let's go. Let's move it out. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay. Beth, White House reactions. Marianne, the whole world watching. from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay. if we can get the remaining bombs in that vent, from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay. So... from Deep Impact (1998)
Okay. Well, we'll see you tomorrow. from Deep Impact (1998)
On August 10th, a computer will randomly select 800,000 Americans from Deep Impact (1998)
Once again, if you have been designated as a civilian section officer, from Deep Impact (1998)
Once again, let me remind you, there is a 20 second delay, from Deep Impact (1998)
Once we've gone down there? from Deep Impact (1998)
Or coma. from Deep Impact (1998)
Oren, are you there? from Deep Impact (1998)
Oren, get your visor down! Get your visor down! from Deep Impact (1998)
Oren, Mariette's at your folks' place up in Utah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Oren! from Deep Impact (1998)
Orion burn in ten, nine, eight, from Deep Impact (1998)
Orion disengaged. You're on bi prop. from Deep Impact (1998)
Other countries are preparing similar caves along whatever lines they feel from Deep Impact (1998)
Our fighting men and women are coming home from Deep Impact (1998)
Our missiles have failed. from Deep Impact (1998)
Our planet has ever faced. from Deep Impact (1998)
Our planet. from Deep Impact (1998)
Our society will continue as normal. from Deep Impact (1998)
Our strategy has been twofold. from Deep Impact (1998)
Over 50 years of age have been preselected for the Ark from Deep Impact (1998)
Paleontology. from Deep Impact (1998)
Paleontology. What does paleontology have to do with anything? from Deep Impact (1998)
Paris, London, Tokyo, Tel Aviv. I want it everywhere. from Deep Impact (1998)
People need continuity. Everyone knows you, from Deep Impact (1998)
Personally, I think it's a mistake to run the story, from Deep Impact (1998)
Pilot, Andrea Baker. from Deep Impact (1998)
Please hold your questions until he's finished his remarks. from Deep Impact (1998)
Please, come. from Deep Impact (1998)
Probably in the waters off the coast of Cape Hatteras, from Deep Impact (1998)
Proceed immediately up the exterior of the mother ship. from Deep Impact (1998)
Prop, 88%. from Deep Impact (1998)
Prop, 96%. from Deep Impact (1998)
Propelled by 500,000 pounds of liquid fuel, from Deep Impact (1998)
Range, 600 miles. from Deep Impact (1998)
Rdot 3, 5x, 2y. from Deep Impact (1998)
Really? from Deep Impact (1998)
Remember that. it's where you'll be calling home the next two years. from Deep Impact (1998)
Report to section Red 116 upon entering. from Deep Impact (1998)
Report to section Red 116 upon entering. from Deep Impact (1998)
Right this way. I've got you right down here. from Deep Impact (1998)
Rittenhouse tape and text on my desk by 4:00 tomorrow. from Deep Impact (1998)
Roger, Houston, we're looking good here. from Deep Impact (1998)
Roger. And the detonator system is safe. from Deep Impact (1998)
Safeties removed. from Deep Impact (1998)
Same old crap on the TV. I'm really sick of it, you know? from Deep Impact (1998)
Sarah, you don't know what you're doing. from Deep Impact (1998)
Sarah, you need to go. from Deep Impact (1998)
Sarah! from Deep Impact (1998)
Sarah! from Deep Impact (1998)
Secretary Rittenhouse served his country with full devotion. from Deep Impact (1998)
See? What'd I tell you? from Deep Impact (1998)
Seven, six, five, from Deep Impact (1998)
Several years ago, never mind how long precisely, from Deep Impact (1998)
She loves you. from Deep Impact (1998)
She signed the release, and so you have no problem. from Deep Impact (1998)
She took this? from Deep Impact (1998)
She was such an artist, don't you think so? from Deep Impact (1998)
She wouldn't say it and I wouldn't say it. from Deep Impact (1998)
She's done exactly what we want her to do. from Deep Impact (1998)
She's going back to the house. from Deep Impact (1998)
She's leveling out. from Deep Impact (1998)
She's with her mother. They both got scared. from Deep Impact (1998)
Shit. Shit. from Deep Impact (1998)
Shove it, buddy! from Deep Impact (1998)
Shows how the detonation succeeded, however, did not destroy the comet. from Deep Impact (1998)
Sick, my ass. from Deep Impact (1998)
Since we've spent more money than we can hide. from Deep Impact (1998)
Sir? from Deep Impact (1998)
Sit down, Mick. Sit down. it's okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Sixty one. from Deep Impact (1998)
So at midnight Saturday, anchor shift's opening up. from Deep Impact (1998)
So at this moment right now... from Deep Impact (1998)
So I hope you will bear with me, hear what I have to say. from Deep Impact (1998)
So I thought, well, if the wave does come, that we should be here from Deep Impact (1998)
So I threw him a breakfast and hit him up about Rittenhouse. from Deep Impact (1998)
So if we fire it up, we beat the comet back to Earth, from Deep Impact (1998)
So in the soft limestone of Missouri, from Deep Impact (1998)
So listen, do you know where you're going? from Deep Impact (1998)
So may the Lord bless you. from Deep Impact (1998)
So now we're just waiting for the picture to come back. from Deep Impact (1998)
So one more time, we have to wait. from Deep Impact (1998)
So that's it. from Deep Impact (1998)
So this is it. from Deep Impact (1998)
So we named it for them, Wolf Biederman. from Deep Impact (1998)
So what happens after you plant the bomb? from Deep Impact (1998)
So when the picture comes back to us, from Deep Impact (1998)
So you do have a name. from Deep Impact (1998)
So, Andy, can we get back into the cargo bay from Deep Impact (1998)
So, for the next few hours, this is my ship. from Deep Impact (1998)
So, how many nukes we have left in the back? from Deep Impact (1998)
So, what do you think of the crew? from Deep Impact (1998)
So, who passed Rittenhouse the hemlock? from Deep Impact (1998)
So... from Deep Impact (1998)
Sober, serious. I guess I'd be a little happier about this whole thing from Deep Impact (1998)
Some of them the size of cars, some no bigger than your hand. from Deep Impact (1998)
Something majestic, mysterious, with a fanfare for the intro from Deep Impact (1998)
Sometime on August 16, roughly a year from now, from Deep Impact (1998)
Sometimes I see flashes of light. from Deep Impact (1998)
Somewhere along the Atlantic seaboard, from Deep Impact (1998)
Son of a bitch! from Deep Impact (1998)
Sort of like a billiard ball on a pool table, and is knocked into a different orbit. from Deep Impact (1998)
Start the clock. from Deep Impact (1998)
Stay off the roads after sunset. from Deep Impact (1998)
Stepped it up last summer after their son died of leukemia. from Deep Impact (1998)
Still, we were left with the devastation of the first. from Deep Impact (1998)
Sun melts ice, ice turns to steam, we get a big hole. Okay? from Deep Impact (1998)
Ten seconds, Mr. President. from Deep Impact (1998)
Thank God. from Deep Impact (1998)
Thank you for your sexual insight, Mr. Thurman. You can sit down now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Thank you very much. from Deep Impact (1998)
Thank you, sir. from Deep Impact (1998)
Thank you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Thank you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Thank you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Thank you. The pretty little girls are walking down the aisle. from Deep Impact (1998)
That burned harmlessly in our atmosphere from Deep Impact (1998)
That could bring it into direct contact with the Earth. from Deep Impact (1998)
That guy at Berkeley, did Hale Bopp stand ups? from Deep Impact (1998)
That not everyone in your administration is convinced from Deep Impact (1998)
That program was called Orion. from Deep Impact (1998)
That was just the creation of the atom bomb. from Deep Impact (1998)
That was originally created for a very different purpose. from Deep Impact (1998)
That will deflect it off its collision course with Earth. from Deep Impact (1998)
That will eventually be used to blow up the comet. from Deep Impact (1998)
That would be very difficult, Mr. President. from Deep Impact (1998)
That's a mighty powerful rocket you got there. from Deep Impact (1998)
That's all there is. from Deep Impact (1998)
That's exciting. Looks like a... from Deep Impact (1998)
That's good. That's good. from Deep Impact (1998)
That's it. from Deep Impact (1998)
That's right. from Deep Impact (1998)
That's right. Frank Gifford, he was a great football player in his time, from Deep Impact (1998)
That's the main reason it's good to be famous. from Deep Impact (1998)
That's why I resigned. Everybody knows this. from Deep Impact (1998)
The 14 hour rotational cycle of the comet, right, spins. from Deep Impact (1998)
The armed forces and the National Guard from Deep Impact (1998)
The comet should already have been knocked off its present course. from Deep Impact (1998)
The comets are still headed for Earth, from Deep Impact (1998)
The comets have to travel for a while from Deep Impact (1998)
The crew will have to complete its work before the sun rises. from Deep Impact (1998)
The honor's all mine, Andy. from Deep Impact (1998)
The impact of the comet is going to be, from Deep Impact (1998)
The impact of the larger comet from Deep Impact (1998)
The interception of Wolf Biederman and the setting of the nuclear devices from Deep Impact (1998)
The interior camera circuitry is shot. from Deep Impact (1998)
The Messiah itself will be powered from Deep Impact (1998)
The Messiah's exterior mounted camera will show us the detonation from Deep Impact (1998)
The MOLEs are... Well, they're what they sound like. from Deep Impact (1998)
The MOLEs on the comet surface. from Deep Impact (1998)
The only phones that ring will be those of the people selected. from Deep Impact (1998)
The other a mile and a half. from Deep Impact (1998)
The President will be back from Camp David tomorrow. from Deep Impact (1998)
The President will begin by addressing the nation. from Deep Impact (1998)
The road was so crowded, it was obvious we weren't gonna make it, from Deep Impact (1998)
The same people who designed Chernobyl. from Deep Impact (1998)
The shuttle crew heads toward their initial destination. from Deep Impact (1998)
The smaller of the two comets, Biederman, will hit first from Deep Impact (1998)
The sun striking the comet will cause the temperature from Deep Impact (1998)
The two scientists who found the comet were killed in a car crash from Deep Impact (1998)
The waters reached as far inland as the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. from Deep Impact (1998)
The wave hit Europe and Africa, too. from Deep Impact (1998)
The wave will hit our nation's capital 40 minutes after impact. from Deep Impact (1998)
The White House press office says Secretary of the Treasury Rittenhouse from Deep Impact (1998)
The... The evacuation of those who have been selected for the Ark from Deep Impact (1998)
Then I account it high time to get to sea as soon as I can. from Deep Impact (1998)
Then the sun starts hitting the surface of the planet and it causes... from Deep Impact (1998)
There shouldn't be anything left of that comet bigger than a suitcase. from Deep Impact (1998)
There was a remote possibility that the comet was on a path from Deep Impact (1998)
There were riverboat pilots who only knew a few miles of the river. from Deep Impact (1998)
There will be a very large tidal wave from Deep Impact (1998)
There will be no hoarding. from Deep Impact (1998)
There will be no sudden profiteering. I'm freezing all wages, all prices. from Deep Impact (1998)
There's a chance that we might have impact. from Deep Impact (1998)
There's four of us. Lewis? from Deep Impact (1998)
There's gonna be explosive out gassings that are very dangerous... from Deep Impact (1998)
There's Mommy. Hello, Mommy. from Deep Impact (1998)
There's nothing we can do about the smaller one, but we do have a plan. from Deep Impact (1998)
There's someone at the door for you, Leo. from Deep Impact (1998)
These are your orders. from Deep Impact (1998)
They are drilling machines that burrow to a depth of 100 meters, from Deep Impact (1998)
They have the technology to make it go. from Deep Impact (1998)
They said if you and I got married, we'd be family and I could get you in. from Deep Impact (1998)
They sent their names to the White House. from Deep Impact (1998)
They will distribute supplies and organize group shelters from Deep Impact (1998)
They will find a payload of eight nuclear devices from Deep Impact (1998)
They will leave on the shuttle Atlantis to board the Messiah. from Deep Impact (1998)
They're just scared of looking bad on TV. from Deep Impact (1998)
They're shipping it to the caves. from Deep Impact (1998)
They're unsure whether or not transmission will be possible. from Deep Impact (1998)
They're what's left over from the creation of the solar system from Deep Impact (1998)
They've informed us that due to the uncertain makeup from Deep Impact (1998)
Think we need a familiar face on this trip. from Deep Impact (1998)
This computer enhanced radar image from Houston from Deep Impact (1998)
This is a presidential favor. from Deep Impact (1998)
This is a special presentation of MSNBC News with Jenny Lerner. from Deep Impact (1998)
This is all Russian design, Russian science. from Deep Impact (1998)
This is from us, for you. from Deep Impact (1998)
This is my wife, Sarah. We have a marriage license. from Deep Impact (1998)
This is the crew that will stop the comet. from Deep Impact (1998)
This is your only chance to survive. from Deep Impact (1998)
Those selected will be taken by bus and train from Deep Impact (1998)
Through the blizzard of rocks, sand and ice that make up the comet's tail, from Deep Impact (1998)
To a safe course that'll bypass the Earth. from Deep Impact (1998)
To ensure the continuation of our way of life, from Deep Impact (1998)
To get back into the cargo bay for the nukes, from Deep Impact (1998)
To guarantee that there will be enough of us left from Deep Impact (1998)
To have and to hold from this day forward, from Deep Impact (1998)
To have them available. from Deep Impact (1998)
To join the 200,000 scientists, doctors, from Deep Impact (1998)
To land on this thing. it was light when he landed. This is gonna be dark. from Deep Impact (1998)
To maneuver with. from Deep Impact (1998)
To rebuild a new world from Deep Impact (1998)
To reroute the video functions? from Deep Impact (1998)
To rise 350 degrees in just a few minutes, from Deep Impact (1998)
To set the bomb timers until we get closer to Earth to raise Houston. from Deep Impact (1998)
To the advancement of space technology. from Deep Impact (1998)
To the underground Ark site by military personnel. from Deep Impact (1998)
Tragedy struck today as a charter aircraft from Deep Impact (1998)
Turn the camera off. from Deep Impact (1998)
Twenty three, 22, 21, from Deep Impact (1998)
Two American astronomers, Marcus Wolf and Leo Biederman, from Deep Impact (1998)
Unfortunately, the Titans cannot be launched from Deep Impact (1998)
Until the air clears and the dust settles. from Deep Impact (1998)
Until the comets are only a few hours away. from Deep Impact (1998)
Upon first entering Earth's atmosphere, from Deep Impact (1998)
Wait, wait, the Hotchners are coming, too. from Deep Impact (1998)
Wait! I'm coming. from Deep Impact (1998)
Wait. Oh, God, wait! from Deep Impact (1998)
Was the publication of the budget, from Deep Impact (1998)
Was to know his little piece of the puzzle. from Deep Impact (1998)
We can ferry six people to high ground in West Virginia from Deep Impact (1998)
We can still find him. He has a beacon. from Deep Impact (1998)
We can't just leave him in space! from Deep Impact (1998)
We could talk about your wife, or we could just talk about Ellie. from Deep Impact (1998)
We don't know how many are alive. We don't know their condition. from Deep Impact (1998)
We don't. from Deep Impact (1998)
We ended on a great year. from Deep Impact (1998)
We have now been able to calculate the comets' final trajectories, from Deep Impact (1998)
We have now confirmed the launch of all the Titan missiles from Deep Impact (1998)
We have one helicopter. It holds seven people. from Deep Impact (1998)
We lost Partenza to explosive out gassing, from Deep Impact (1998)
We saw no reason to alarm the planet. from Deep Impact (1998)
We sent a plane for her, but she isn't here yet. from Deep Impact (1998)
We should be able to raise Houston on the low band once we get closer. from Deep Impact (1998)
We start our approach. from Deep Impact (1998)
We still won't know if they've made a difference. from Deep Impact (1998)
We tried to get them back, but we couldn't get them here on time. from Deep Impact (1998)
We watched as the bombs shattered the second comet from Deep Impact (1998)
We were beginning to wonder what the hell you were doing up there. from Deep Impact (1998)
We will prevail. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'd always thought the deadline for going public from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll all have high schools named after us. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll be okay. Come on. That's my girl. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll get over it. I love you. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll never be closer to home than we are right now. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll see. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll stay with you through all of this. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll talk about this later. Very calm. from Deep Impact (1998)
We're at perigee. Wolf contact in four minutes, 45 seconds. from Deep Impact (1998)
We're at T minus 30 seconds and counting. from Deep Impact (1998)
We're gonna get married. God knows I want to marry you. from Deep Impact (1998)
We're gonna put bombs inside the comet. Let me follow these two. from Deep Impact (1998)
We're live in 10 seconds. from Deep Impact (1998)
We're storing seeds and seedlings, plants, animals. Enough to start over. from Deep Impact (1998)
We're there. from Deep Impact (1998)
We've been hoping and working for the best, from Deep Impact (1998)
We've been preparing a network of immense caves. from Deep Impact (1998)
Weapons armed. from Deep Impact (1998)
Welcome to the Ark. I'm section leader for Orange 254. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, actually, we're looking for your mom. Is she around? from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, anyway, as much as I would like to stay here and get silly with you, Mom, from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, congratulations. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, every kid on the block wants one now. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, hello there, little fella. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, I would like to propose a toast to happiness from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, if that happens, it will be like trying to work in a minefield. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, it's good to know we're going to have your kind of experience from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, it's not Megrez. It's something else. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, Mitch, I wanna say goodbye to Mary. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, some people do remember when they were five years old. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, Spurgeon, sturgeon, Fish. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, thank you, Leo. That's the best news I've had in years. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, that makes sense. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, that's what we do for a living. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, they've been trained in ways I'll never understand. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, until we knew we could build the rocket from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, we have seven hours. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, we have the technology to build the ship. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, we know about the secret phone lines from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, we'd like to talk about your resignation. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, what about my parents? They're not your family. from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, you look at the bright side. from Deep Impact (1998)
Wendy, honey. from Deep Impact (1998)
What an ego. from Deep Impact (1998)
What are you gonna do with all that extra money you save? from Deep Impact (1998)
What difference does anything make anymore? from Deep Impact (1998)
What do we do? from Deep Impact (1998)
What do we do? You have a choice. We have a choice right now. from Deep Impact (1998)
What do you know about E.L.E.? from Deep Impact (1998)
What do you want from me? from Deep Impact (1998)
What I am about to tell you. from Deep Impact (1998)
What I mean is... from Deep Impact (1998)
What I meant to them, to explain to you what I'm doing here, from Deep Impact (1998)
What if we go public in 48 hours? Now, that's doable, isn't it? from Deep Impact (1998)
What is the comet's name? from Deep Impact (1998)
What? Life going on? from Deep Impact (1998)
What? Okay, okay! from Deep Impact (1998)
What's so funny about life goes on? from Deep Impact (1998)
What's so funny? from Deep Impact (1998)
What's the bright one? from Deep Impact (1998)
When her husband had a series of affairs. from Deep Impact (1998)
When I became a man, I gave up childish ways. from Deep Impact (1998)
When I gave them. from Deep Impact (1998)
When I was 11, I took $32 from your wallet. from Deep Impact (1998)
When I was a child, I spoke like a child, from Deep Impact (1998)
When the crew enters the Messiah, from Deep Impact (1998)
When the sun hits the surface, from Deep Impact (1998)
When you came to the studio and you brought those pictures, from Deep Impact (1998)
When you were a baby, from Deep Impact (1998)
Whenever I find myself knocking people's hats off, from Deep Impact (1998)
Whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul, from Deep Impact (1998)
Where are you going in such a hurry? from Deep Impact (1998)
Where the hell is Science? from Deep Impact (1998)
Where the land is flat, the wave will wash inland from Deep Impact (1998)
Where they wait to be detonated. from Deep Impact (1998)
Where were you today? from Deep Impact (1998)
Where's Mom? from Deep Impact (1998)
Where's the key? from Deep Impact (1998)
While racing from their observatory to alert the world. from Deep Impact (1998)
While some Americans from Deep Impact (1998)
Who did I think I was gonna be when I bought that bike? from Deep Impact (1998)
Who was charging $5,000 an hour for backhoe and tractor rentals. from Deep Impact (1998)
Who's ever landed on the moon. from Deep Impact (1998)
Whomever you hold that to be, from Deep Impact (1998)
Why not? from Deep Impact (1998)
Why the hell do they call you Fish? from Deep Impact (1998)
Why wasn't this announcement made sooner? from Deep Impact (1998)
Why were the Russians brought into the construction phase... from Deep Impact (1998)
Why would I wanna give up the White House for a graveyard weekend? from Deep Impact (1998)
Will be anywhere from 1,000 to 3,500 feet high. from Deep Impact (1998)
Will be included in the lottery. from Deep Impact (1998)
Will be nothing less than an extinction level event. from Deep Impact (1998)
Will be notified within the next few minutes. from Deep Impact (1998)
Will enter its most critical phase. from Deep Impact (1998)
Will take no longer than two days, beginning on August 12th. from Deep Impact (1998)
Wishing is wrong. from Deep Impact (1998)
With every field we sow, from Deep Impact (1998)
With the loss of Dr. Gus Partenza and with Oren Monash injured, from Deep Impact (1998)
Wolf contact in two minutes, 30 seconds. from Deep Impact (1998)
Work will go on. from Deep Impact (1998)
Working on a mountaintop in Arizona... from Deep Impact (1998)
Would you come this way, please? from Deep Impact (1998)
Would you like some champagne, miss? from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah, Fish, I know that's not deep enough. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah, they did. They did. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah, yeah. Off the record? from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah, yeah. Sounds like it. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah. How you feeling? from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah. Your kids go there? from Deep Impact (1998)
Yep. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes, sir, from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes, sir. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes. I'm still here. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes. This is she. from Deep Impact (1998)
You and... You and I, we're the same. from Deep Impact (1998)
You better come back and haunt me. from Deep Impact (1998)
You boys were, what, four and six when I went to the moon? from Deep Impact (1998)
You can exchange them if you don't like them. from Deep Impact (1998)
You children didn't bring any real books to read, did you know that? from Deep Impact (1998)
You don't remember when you take them? from Deep Impact (1998)
You got a shitty deal, Oren, you know that? from Deep Impact (1998)
You guys getting some good work done over here? from Deep Impact (1998)
You have to get over it. Life goes on. from Deep Impact (1998)
You know how it is for guys like us. from Deep Impact (1998)
You know how she is. from Deep Impact (1998)
You know what I wanna say. from Deep Impact (1998)
You know what, if Stuart thinks he can push me out of the White House... from Deep Impact (1998)
You know what? Just keep working on Rittenhouse. from Deep Impact (1998)
You know, from Deep Impact (1998)
You know, do the usual research, background information. from Deep Impact (1998)
You know, like colors. from Deep Impact (1998)
You now have the biggest story in history. from Deep Impact (1998)
You promise me you keep doing your church thing, from Deep Impact (1998)
You said... You said, Chlorine. Her name's Chloe. from Deep Impact (1998)
You should see my apartment. There's nothing there. from Deep Impact (1998)
You should've been there. The twins, they were running around like mad from Deep Impact (1998)
You take care of yourself, okay? from Deep Impact (1998)
You truly did. from Deep Impact (1998)
You wanna do something on the price that wives pay? from Deep Impact (1998)
You were the last man to walk on the moon, weren't you, sir? from Deep Impact (1998)
You will pay your bills. from Deep Impact (1998)
You... from Deep Impact (1998)
You'll get second row center at the White House press conference. from Deep Impact (1998)
You're a married man, you know what it's like. from Deep Impact (1998)
You're go to configure for coast. from Deep Impact (1998)
You're gonna have sex a lot more now than anyone else in our class. from Deep Impact (1998)
You're here because the powers that be from Deep Impact (1998)
You're too late. I already took care of everything. from Deep Impact (1998)
You've been watching live coverage of President Tom Beck. from Deep Impact (1998)
You've done two years of research. Now do three as a segment producer, from Deep Impact (1998)
Your father's here. from Deep Impact (1998)
Your mother and I used to play a game when she was still alive. from Deep Impact (1998)
1,000 feet to standoff. from Deep Impact (1998)
1:02. from Deep Impact (1998)
20, 19, 18, from Deep Impact (1998)
500 feet. Rdot.3, 3x, 1 .5y. from Deep Impact (1998)
600 to 700 miles. from Deep Impact (1998)
...along with information... Yes, this is Ellen Biederman. from Deep Impact (1998)
...permanent? Look, honey, this is how it works. from Deep Impact (1998)
A nuclear reactor in space? Yes. from Deep Impact (1998)
Admiring the view, Houston. Fish, is that you? from Deep Impact (1998)
Alcor. Good, Biederman. from Deep Impact (1998)
All right, try backing it up. Roger that. from Deep Impact (1998)
All right, we got him. Oh, God! My eyes! from Deep Impact (1998)
and everyone's smiling at them. Mother, is this really such a good idea? from Deep Impact (1998)
Are our families there yet? They're on their way, Messiah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Are you okay? Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Be the best. Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Beth. Beth, what are you doing? Jenny, we have to go! from Deep Impact (1998)
Biederman. Yeah, that's us. from Deep Impact (1998)
Bring that up again. He'll scare the shit out of everybody. from Deep Impact (1998)
Business news, lra? Beth. from Deep Impact (1998)
Can I take your picture, please? Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Chloe. What did I say? from Deep Impact (1998)
Dad, I wanna stay with you. What? from Deep Impact (1998)
Dad. No, no, no. Put this on, put this on. from Deep Impact (1998)
DAP is in descent. Roger, descent. from Deep Impact (1998)
Do you have proof? He thinks he was being so clever. from Deep Impact (1998)
Don, what are you doing? I'm giving him something to trade. from Deep Impact (1998)
Don't worry about me. Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Don't worry about me. Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Excuse me, Jenny. Yeah? from Deep Impact (1998)
Fine. I wanna tell you something. from Deep Impact (1998)
Fire tether pitons. Pitons fired. from Deep Impact (1998)
Firing primary thrusters. Payload doors still open. from Deep Impact (1998)
for securing the necessary provisions... Hello? from Deep Impact (1998)
for the five. Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Gentlemen, welcome to Houston. Thank you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Get her car here. Got it. from Deep Impact (1998)
Good luck and Godspeed, Atlantis. Thanks, Mitch. from Deep Impact (1998)
Gotta be the best. I see. Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Greenspan dislikes him. Christ! Who didn't this guy piss off? from Deep Impact (1998)
Gus, he's seven. Brittany. from Deep Impact (1998)
H O T C... H N E R. from Deep Impact (1998)
He is, isn't he? I'm trying to listen. from Deep Impact (1998)
He's really nice. Yeah, to you, maybe. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hello, Mr. President. Hello, Mr. President. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hello, Mrs. Hotchner. Hi, Leo. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hey, Fish. Hey, Mitch. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hey! Hey. from Deep Impact (1998)
Hi, Jane. How are you? How are you? from Deep Impact (1998)
Honey, can you get that, please? Janie, get the door. from Deep Impact (1998)
How about a beer? You remember my boys, don't you? from Deep Impact (1998)
How's my time? 23:57. from Deep Impact (1998)
How's our time? It's getting tight. 1:36:30. from Deep Impact (1998)
How's Rittenhouse going? No sign of the wife yet. from Deep Impact (1998)
I appreciate that. But you're here... from Deep Impact (1998)
I can't believe this. This is so weird. Dr. Wolf from Astronomy Club? from Deep Impact (1998)
I can't. I gotta go. I know, I know, I know. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't know. It's Megrez. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't think so. Well, you just said you didn't know. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't wanna go without my parents. You don't have to. from Deep Impact (1998)
I don't wanna go! Grab his foot, honey. from Deep Impact (1998)
I just got married. I know, I know, and I'm sorry. from Deep Impact (1998)
I love you. I love you, too. from Deep Impact (1998)
I mean that, really. Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
I miss you. I love you, Mommy. from Deep Impact (1998)
I want exclusivity. Now, listen, young lady, from Deep Impact (1998)
I want the... Want? from Deep Impact (1998)
I want you to take the baby. Why? No, no, no, no, no, Mom. from Deep Impact (1998)
I want you to take this. Dad, that's enough. from Deep Impact (1998)
I'll talk to you about it after lunch. Okay. That's it! from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm not going. What do you mean, you're not going? from Deep Impact (1998)
I'm sorry, Beth. Okay, honey, here we go. from Deep Impact (1998)
I've always loved you. I love you. from Deep Impact (1998)
in these tanks. Fish, shut it down. from Deep Impact (1998)
Is she missing? No. We're still working on it. from Deep Impact (1998)
Isn't that dangerous? No, no, no. from Deep Impact (1998)
It is. It's not. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's hitting the goddamn Earth? That's what he's saying. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's Megrez. It's not Megrez. from Deep Impact (1998)
It's stuck. Try backing it up. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jason, you promised. I know I promised, from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny Lerner? Son of a bitch. from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny, thank you. Let's go. Come on. Go! from Deep Impact (1998)
Jenny. Hey! How are you? from Deep Impact (1998)
Judge. And the judge says... from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo, give me your bag. They must be there. from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo! Jasmine. from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo! Thank God. from Deep Impact (1998)
Leo. Mom, I'm going. from Deep Impact (1998)
Let's go! Come on! Go, go. from Deep Impact (1998)
Listen up. Hold it right there. from Deep Impact (1998)
Listen, Beth, what if it wasn't... God, Jenny. from Deep Impact (1998)
Look closely. Ellen, give me your bag, sweetie. from Deep Impact (1998)
Look who's working late. Yep. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mariette? Baby, this is your father. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mark, what's your MOLE 4 readout? MOLE 4 running true at 75 feet. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mom! What? from Deep Impact (1998)
Mr. President. Mr. President. from Deep Impact (1998)
Mrs. Hotchner? Sarah's on the hill. from Deep Impact (1998)
No wonder the wife's sick. She's not sick. She's a drunk. from Deep Impact (1998)
No, it's not here. No, no. it has to be there. from Deep Impact (1998)
No, no, no. We have to go. Leo, let's get her on the bus. from Deep Impact (1998)
No, wait. What are you doing? from Deep Impact (1998)
No. Beth. from Deep Impact (1998)
Now she's walking down the aisle. Yes. Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
off the surface. That's not deep enough. from Deep Impact (1998)
Oh, my God, Caitlin! Caitlin! Caitlin! Let's go! from Deep Impact (1998)
Our phone. They could be calling. ...beginning on August 9th. from Deep Impact (1998)
Re pressurize the cargo bay. He's going to die out there. from Deep Impact (1998)
Residuals are nulled. Disengage Orion. from Deep Impact (1998)
Roger, Jerry. ...seven, six... from Deep Impact (1998)
Sally. Sir! Sir. from Deep Impact (1998)
Sarah, I put them on the list. We're not on the list. from Deep Impact (1998)
Sarah, look! Leo! from Deep Impact (1998)
Say goodbye to Jenny. Jenny, we got no time left. from Deep Impact (1998)
Shut it down. No, look, they always put extra from Deep Impact (1998)
Sir, you don't understand. Leo, can you check it one more time? from Deep Impact (1998)
Son of a bitch. What? from Deep Impact (1998)
Standby tether attached. All right, I got you. from Deep Impact (1998)
Stuart, what about me? You're on the anchor desk. from Deep Impact (1998)
Take care, honey. I'll see you soon. from Deep Impact (1998)
Ten, nine, eight... Flight, we're go for auto sequence. from Deep Impact (1998)
That's it. No, a little more, a little more. from Deep Impact (1998)
The twins, what are their names? Emma and Susanna. from Deep Impact (1998)
This is your table. Thank you. from Deep Impact (1998)
to get us out of the coma. We can't just leave him. from Deep Impact (1998)
Turn on the fucking locator! We used most of our propellant from Deep Impact (1998)
up there, Captain. Thank you, sir. from Deep Impact (1998)
Use primary thrusters. Engage thrusters. from Deep Impact (1998)
Wait, wait. I'm sorry. Let's go. We have to go. from Deep Impact (1998)
Wanna come to dinner with us? I can't, I can't. I got... l have plans. from Deep Impact (1998)
We have enough satellite space? Seventy eight uplinks. from Deep Impact (1998)
We have to go back! If we go back for Gus, we all die. from Deep Impact (1998)
We have to go get Gus. There's no time for that. from Deep Impact (1998)
We what? We can do it. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll get there. I know. it's a dull story. from Deep Impact (1998)
We'll shut it down when we hit it. Will do. from Deep Impact (1998)
We're not gonna be able to see. You can't see now, Gus. from Deep Impact (1998)
We've been preselected. ...www.fcda.gov. from Deep Impact (1998)
We've trained on... On a flight simulator. Right? from Deep Impact (1998)
Well, it's still a terrible name. Yeah. from Deep Impact (1998)
What are you doing here? Excuse me. Sorry. from Deep Impact (1998)
What are you talking about? You know what I'm talking about. from Deep Impact (1998)
What else? Mike Woodward? from Deep Impact (1998)
What's that, the crates? Jenny, there's a phone call for you. from Deep Impact (1998)
What's the descent rate? Three feet per second. Two. from Deep Impact (1998)
What's your depth? Seventy five feet. from Deep Impact (1998)
Why weren't you at school? My dad said I didn't have to go. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yeah, I guess so. I think it's really neat. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes, I need to stay with you. Sarah. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes, sir. Yes, sir. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes. Okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes. Then we'll drop in the reverses from Deep Impact (1998)
Yes. No arguments, Sarah. Please! No, no, no, no, no. I don't wanna go! from Deep Impact (1998)
You don't have to talk about it. it's okay. No, it's okay. it's okay. from Deep Impact (1998)
You're here for public relations. No, no. I'm here from Deep Impact (1998)
You're taking her? Please! She's going with you! from Deep Impact (1998)
...are images from cameras mounted inside the cargo bay of the Messiah. from Deep Impact (1998)
...believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. from Deep Impact (1998)
...Chlorine Whatchamacallit? from Deep Impact (1998)
...even larger. We've lost contact with the Messiah. from Deep Impact (1998)
...even larger. We've lost contact with the Messiah. from Deep Impact (1998)
...on how to grow your own food underground and how to purify water from Deep Impact (1998)
...saw something in the night sky that caused them great concern. from Deep Impact (1998)
...sickness and health... Do you, Jason Lerner, take... from Deep Impact (1998)
...three, two, one. from Deep Impact (1998)
'Cause there's only seven hours of darkness. from Deep Impact (1998)