Primeval

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I'd like you all to meet your new colleague.

Jennifer Lewis.

Jenny Lewis. Pleased to meet you.

Ms Lewis has been appointed to a senior position the team.

That means she answers to me, and you lot answer to her.

I didn't think we answered to anybody.

Scientists...

That's quite all right, James.

I'm used to working with creative people.

Please do all call me Jenny.

Claudia.

My name's not Claudia.

Claudia Brown.

I think you're confusing me with somebody else.

I know you think your name's Jenny Lewis,

but you're actually a woman called Claudia Brown.

There's a good reason for this.

I can explain.

Meet professor Nick Cutter

a fascinating study in the tipping point between inspiration and lunacy.

Is everything all right, Professor?

I know this sounds insane.

But you're a woman called Claudia Brown. Just listen.

The anomaly detector, Professor.

You said that we should talk about it.

Could we do that now?

It's Claudia Brown.

I know.

- Why didn't you say anything? - I know that's what YOU believe.

Me, I've never seen that woman before in my life.

What's going on?

Come on, Professor. You can't go flaky on us now.

I mean, it's nearly 12,

and we're probably going to have to save the world again before bedtime.

Sorry. OK.

No more of this Claudia Brown stuff?

At least until you can figure out what's going on.

Ms. Lewis, Please accept my apologies. It wasn't my intention to frighten you.

No problem.

Now, perhaps one of you can tell me what I'm doing here.

Your job's to come up with cover stories.

In essence, that means convincing people they didn't see what they actually did.

Keeping the public current is the government's top priority.

Nicely put.

Dinosaurs!

Oh, come on!

What's this about really?

Jenny, One thing I can promise you - this job's quite unlike anything you've done before.

I doubt it.

When you've been in PR as long as I have, nothing much can surprise you any more.

Take Jenny down to Human Resources and finish the paperwork.

Classy.

Very classy.

All set, Shelley? Feeling good?

Fine, thanks, Terry.

It's only five million quid and all our jobs on the line.

Let me rephrase that - it's five million quid and YOUR job.

No pressure, then.

Nothing goes wrong today,

and I mean nothing.

Lambert Smith has a proven track record in the premium drinks arena.

Our aim is to make the Nagata brand the best-selling Japanese beer

in the UK market within the next three years.

Make that two years.

Two years.

We believe this product has wide appeal to younger women in the upper income groups.

Don't stop now, Shelley. You're getting to the good part.

Something wrong?

It's just a fire drill. It'll stop in a minute.

As I was saying,

our campaign will focus on...

What's that smell?

Smells like sulphur.

There's no fire in here.

What's that?

I've no idea.

Chief?

Chief?

Get out of here!

Get out. Run!

Every time an anomaly opens it gives off a burst of radio interference.

We didn't spot it before because we weren't looking for it.

- And you can build a machine that detects this interference? - Yes.

It's the same as tracking down a pirate radio station

and then we can also develop a hand-held detector to work within short distances.

And we'll be able to spot the anomalies as soon as they open?

Yes, that's the idea.

Would it be expensive?

Only if we do it properly.

I think this is something we should consider, sir.

Seems to be our most significant breakthrough to date.

I do understand the implications, Leek.

Fine. Tell Leek what you need. He'll see to it.

I want Connor to supervise the work.

All right

but he reports to Leek.

I've planned a bold and innovative campaign

featuring internationally known celebrity girlfriends.

Can you smell something?

Smell?

One moment, please.

Perhaps you'd like to look at some mock-ups, Mr Nagata?

Do something.

All right. I'll go and see what's going on.

We're on fire!

I'll go and get it. Just... stall him.

What?

No No No No...

I think you'll find it's my choice tonight, Connor.

What are you talking about? You chose last week.

Do you really think I would have chosen the Texas Chainsaw Massacre?

How about something romantic for a change?

- Romantic?! - Yeah.

How about The Holiday?

Yeah. Looks nice.

That's like my worst nightmare.

I don't know.

I'm gonna go home. You choose.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

But no horror, no action. Definitely no sci-fi. Bye.

Hostel. Classic. Good choice.

But this -

this is really good.

Sorry. Just...

Have you seen this one?

It's not bad.

I preferred the original.

Me too.

I don't really feel like horror tonight. I feel like something a bit more...

Erotic... Romantic?

Fantasy, sci-fi, something like that.

You couldn't recommend anything, could you?

Helen.

Stephen...

I'm sorry. I didn't know where else to go.

I think I need help.

What happened?

Getting eggs for breakfast wasn't so easy in the Cretaceous.

What did this to you?

A pterosaur.

You need antibiotics.

No, Stephen, I need sleep.

A decent night's sleep without anything trying to eat me.

Let me stay.

Just for a little while.

You'll live.

- Do you care? - Yeah.

I'm sorry about what happened. I was angry.

I didn't mean to hurt you.

You did.

You hurt everyone.

And always do.

Report in from the city.

Looks like a new anomaly, sir.

It's a fire. Nothing to do with us.

We intercepted mobile calls from inside the building,

and there's a lot of chatter about foul-smelling gases, and a possible creature sighting.

What kind of creature?

No information on that yet.

Creature?

Abby...

This is Caroline.

- Well... Hi. - What is that thing?

That thing is my lizard.

That's Rex.

He's harmless. He's really cool.

Hello, Rex.

Oh, I'm sorry. He's not... He doesn't normally do that.

Bad lizard. Bad Rex!

I suppose he's just doing what his instinct dictates.

Um, I've invited Caroline round to watch this DVD with us. You don't mind, do you?

Only Connor and I were having such a good time.

He's really funny, isn't he?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, are you two a couple, then?

Me and Connor?

No. God, no.

As if.

You don't have to make it sound quite so unlikely.

Who is she?

Dunno.

Picked me up at the video shop.

She picked you up?

Yeah.

A lot of women find me attractive.

- What? - Nothing.

Look, I think she really likes me, so don't muck it up for me, OK?

Ok

Why does it have to be now?

Not funny.

Caroline, hey...

I am so sorry, but something's just come up.

I'm gonna have to go.

It's work.

Shame.

Do you have a pen?

Pen?

Yeah.