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Plutonium...
The key ingredient to nuclear bombs.
This plutonium was stolen,
gram by deadly gram,
from a German nuclear power plant.
My organization...
The United Nations Anti-Crime Organization...
Responds to nuclear terrorism.
So when Karl Leitzig, a German physicist,
used this stolen plutonium
to construct two nuclear bombs,
his creations became
UNACO's nightmare.
Dr. Leitzig's "gadgets,"
as we call them,
utilized components smuggled out
of the former Soviet Union...
Highly restricted components
supplied by a renegade Russian general
and assembled under his supervision
with the utmost German craftsmanship.
You see, the Russian general
needed two bombs
to change the course of world events.
And Dr. Leitzig needed a job.
It was the ideal partnership, until...
Benin... your Soviet garbage.
I am irradiated!
Your neutron gun...
I was testing it and it ruptured!
And the bomb?
What about it?
They're gonna pull a lot of overtime.
Well?
I can't release your car
without agricultural inspection.
Yo!
Radio for clearance... now.
Okay, let's go!
Control...
Track 18, engine 4402,
ready for departure.
Out, out!
Get out!
Get out. Out! Come on!
Come on, sit down! Move it, sit!
Now, move!
Stop there!
Shut up!
Nein! Nein!
Shut up or you're all dead! Shut it!
Be careful.
Whoo!
There's only one kind
of bunny rabbit I slow down for.
Uh-huh.
Would've gone for roadkill,
but rabbit's not in season.
You're buying.
Okay, yes. Thank you.
Hey.- Hey.
Anything shakin'?- No, nothing for us.
Mmm.- Did you hear about Philpott?
No.
Baa! Broke his wrist at lunch.
Oh no!-Yep.
You did it?
No! Boxing at the Harlem Athletic Club.
There's something for your evening.
4402, track 18...
Slow to upcoming siderail
to allow northbound passing.
Listen, this is 4402.
We don't slow for anyone.
I've got a dozen of your people
and I want the tracks
cleared to Stuttgart, got it?
Who is this?-Your worst nightmare.
Northbound 1507...
Emergency... slow for spur.
Slow for spur! I am
switching you in 500 meters.
We don't flinch.
Shit, Alex.
Alex!
That was close.
They've just found
two bodies in Bremen railyard.
4402, what do you want?
I want your complete attention,
your undying cooperation
and your first-born.
And I want a clear route to Stuttgart,
or I start killing hostages.
Do you understand me?
The route's yours. Thank you.
Sabrina, hey, check this out.
Bremen again.
Two in a row in a sleepy town.
Find out the train's cargo.
Yes.
Will you please inform
your commander-in-chief
that UNACO's
broad range of power
has been sanctioned by
the United Nations General Assembly
and the Security Council? And...
No, just the freedom
to run my own operations.
Look, could I get back to you, please?
Thank you so much. Goodbye.
Diplomats.
Wouldn't that imply diplomacy?
Ours is a strange language, Sahib.
You better see what's going on.
I trust this is not another attempt
to get yourself out in the field, Ms. Carver?
Actually, I was just on my way out.
After that phone call,
some of us may be joining you.
The Germans have a hijacked train
moving from Bremen to Stuttgart.
And possibly unrelated,
a plutonium theft nearby.
12 hostages,
two dead male employees.
There's been radio communication
with the hijackers.
Let's request a tape recorder,
Ms. Sanchez. Run a voiceprint.
How much plutonium?
Don't know.
Let's pray
it's not a trigger quantity.
Right now, these are
strictly German problems.
You know how they are.
What if the train crosses
a border? Will we take over?
Wishful thinking, Ms. Carver.
I can switch him anywhere you want,
but he might not want to go.
He's on our train,
he will go where I send him.
Give me a spur line.
There's a long one
coming up out of Rohrsen.
Send him there.
Franz, what was that?
I think we left the main line.
Yeah, we damn well have.
I know where we're going.
You stop this thing.
They know. They're stopping.
No matter,
my men are there.
You... you should have had
a coronary by now, anyhow.
Come on. Come on.
Come on.
You want to do it?
Nein! Nein!
Nein! Nein!
Open the door!
A hostage has been executed.
Do you like that?
Clear me to Stuttgart.
You jerk me again, and two die.
Now this screen's directly
linked to the Bremen police.
How's the voiceprint coming?
Mmm, no criminal record on this clown...
so far.
Isn't that a Midwestern accent?
Hmm.
Where's he going?
Nobody seems to know
how much plutonium's been taken.
What's that?
Damn.
That's a direct link
to Bremen's incoming data.
Where did that originate?
New York here.
Leitzig. He's the department head
who smuggled out the plutonium.
But that's highly classified.
They don't knowi ts source,
but they sure want
to know if it's for real.
Ms. Sanchez, prepare a review
of all available field agents.
Sounds good!
Sounds real good.
Do you hear the phone?
It's your ears ringing.
Why don't I get the phone?
Hello?
Michael? It's Malcolm Philpott.
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