Well, excuse me for shooting my mouth off, but the journal didn't say anything about the...
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Dr. Karl Weigand:
[reading McLane's journal aloud]
"Friday, March 12: This afternoon Professor Carter found a large piece of flesh having the same composition as that of the common earthworm, but measured twenty-four inches by eight. With this section as a measure, the worm-like creature would be more than five feet in length. Most intriguing is the tissue's consistency: it proved impossible to cut - knives passing through the flesh leaving no mark. Fire was applied to the tissue and the corollary result..." The journal ends there. Dale Drewer:
Well, it's getting very late. Why don't we work out tomorrow's schedule and then get some sleep? Hank Chapman:
But what about that five-foot nightcrawler? Well, excuse me for being so stupid... me and that book you're reading. Dale Drewer:
We weren't laughing at you, Hank. It's just that McLane didn't really mean to imply that the flesh was from a big worm. He said, "From a worm-like creature." Martha Hunter:
You know it might have been a sea worm. They've been know to grow much longer than five feet. Hank Chapman:
Well, excuse me for shooting my mouth off, but the journal didn't say anything about the sea - just talked about worms
[reading McLane's journal aloud]
"Friday, March 12: This afternoon Professor Carter found a large piece of flesh having the same composition as that of the common earthworm, but measured twenty-four inches by eight. With this section as a measure, the worm-like creature would be more than five feet in length. Most intriguing is the tissue's consistency: it proved impossible to cut - knives passing through the flesh leaving no mark. Fire was applied to the tissue and the corollary result..." The journal ends there. Dale Drewer:
Well, it's getting very late. Why don't we work out tomorrow's schedule and then get some sleep? Hank Chapman:
But what about that five-foot nightcrawler? Well, excuse me for being so stupid... me and that book you're reading. Dale Drewer:
We weren't laughing at you, Hank. It's just that McLane didn't really mean to imply that the flesh was from a big worm. He said, "From a worm-like creature." Martha Hunter:
You know it might have been a sea worm. They've been know to grow much longer than five feet. Hank Chapman:
Well, excuse me for shooting my mouth off, but the journal didn't say anything about the sea - just talked about worms
Full Transcript
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Friday March 12
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This afternoon Professor Carter found
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a large piece of flesh having the same composition
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as that of the common earthworm
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but measured 24 inches by 8
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With this section as a measure
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the wormlike creature would be more than five feet in length
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Most intriguing is the tissue's consistency
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It proved impossible to cut
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knives passing through the flesh
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leaving no mark
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Fire was applied to the tissue
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and the calorie result
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The journal ends there
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Movie Summary
Scientists become trapped on a shrinking island with intelligent, murderous giant crabs.
Actors
Dr. Karl Weigand
Dale Drewer
Hank Chapman
Martha Hunter
