mr. waverly. is a very lucky man. flattery, but i'll accept it as fact. goodbye, mr. waverly. only the cat could have gone through there. well, obviously the cat was used to create a diversion and the man scaled the fence. maybe he scaled the fence? mr. morton, we've covered the entire yard, sir. no one got through. it must have been only the man that i spotted in the search light. then you'll describe him? well, i only got a quick look, sir, but i would say that in height and build he was about the same size as mr. kuryakin here. in fact if i didn't know better, i'd say it was him. well, that doesn't give us much to go on. the cat wasn't the only diversion. perhaps the entire thing was a diversion. i don't follow you. i think you do. well, i suppose i can trust you to write up a report of this incident to mr. waverly. goodnight, kuryakin. thank you for bringing me home. well, it's the least we could do. i'm sorry if we spoiled your saturday night. that's all right. when you're in love with an u.n.c.l.e. agent, you get used to it. do you agree with mr. waverly? do you think bri

mr. waverly thought... what does mr. waverly know about running a school? he's sitting in a desk 2,000 miles away. he's the man that takes the final responsibility... yes, i know he takes the final responsibility but this school means a great deal to me, mr. kuryakin. everyone at u.n.c.l.e. is aware of your dedication... oh no, they're not, not everyone. not the man that was killed on the beach last night. five and a half seconds. you should have done it in four. you still like to spring your little surprises. oh, it's always interesting to see how much our older students have retained of their training. john saimes, one of our advanced students, asure, mr. kuryakin. throw a nice flip. i've applied for section two, we might be working together someday. i'll look forward to it. that'll be all, sir? you're dismissed. your star pupil? on the contrary, his status is questionable. you still haven't told me where we're going. why don't we find someplace to talk business where there isn't a possibility of a security leak? still wasting live ammunition? of course,

mr. waverly. what's this? my resignation, i know you're expecting it. oh, nonsense. she was a veryryttractive girl. after all, u.n.c.l.e. agents are only human. mr. morton, you're being transferred a few months to cool offff now you must excuse me, i'm catching a plane to paris. i'm to be best man at the wedding of an u.n.c.l.e. agent there. just a minute, sir, but did you try to talk the agent and his girlfriend out of marriage? well, i always do. you didn't really check into the girl's past. well, certainly not. i wouldn't do a thing like that. but, uh... in ms. adam's case, i was suspicious from the beginning. f you in case my suspicions wewe unfounded. ours is not to reason why. ours is but to do and... exactly. into the valley of death. now, if you'll excxce me, i'm still convinced that u.n.c.l.e. agents make terrible husbands,, and i shall continue to tell that to any girl who's foolish enough to fall in love with any of you. ?? >> here's adventure. here's romance. here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west--

mr. waverly. they said what initial? just, um, mr. waverly in new york, that's all i know. listen, can't they start with the first waverly in the book, and keep calling until they find the one with uncle? supervisor say it's impossible. they must have first initial, or can't place the call. oh. i gotta get out of here. wait a minute, where will you go? well, i don't know. then you stay here. they'll never find you here. oh, you don't know them. you can't hide from them. are you doing? in this place a girl can spend an entire life and no one ever know. what kind of a place is this? a geisha house. a geisha house? you mean all you girls are geisha girls? most famous in all tokyo, which is why you must not disgrace us, not to ruin our reputation. me ruin your rep... what are you trying to do with me? that's the photograph of the girl, inspector. she was brought to japan against her will. this girl answering the same description was reported to us by a taxi driver entering a certain geisha house. geisha house? geisha house, sandy? then you will leave the matter in our hands? in

mr. waverly, mr. kuryakin is calling. well, mr. kuryakin, what have you found? i have the gun, sir.r. very well. every inch of the way. what of mr. solo? mr. solo is dead, too, sir. you quite e re, mr. kuryakin? i saw him killed. very well. you proceed to the nearest airport. an escort squad of u.n.c.l.e. agents will be on its way within minutes. yes, sir. any luck out there? well, mrakkuryakin, what have you found? mr. solo. how pleasant to see you still alive. and with a charming young lady as well. i believe you've met my superior, dr. febray. good afternoon, mr. solo. what are they going to do to us? report. kuryakin is on his way back to u.n.c.l.e. headquarters heth the gun. good, now what about the young woman? her story checks out. abbe nelton. gossamer flats, no possible connection with u.n.c.l.e. report received. i told you. now you can let me go. no, i'm afraid not, my dear. so the whole thing was a fake, wasn't it? even the molecutronic gun, that's a fake, isn't it? you're rather close, mr. solo. but not a fake, just not a gun. rather a highly sophisticated bomb, which mr.

waverly here.. ask him. mr. kuryakin? senor waverly? who is this? angela abaca. oh, yes, yes, hohoare you, my dear? i assume mr. kuryakin found you, good. oh, and happy birthday. thank you. everything under control? a few minutes ago, the president's wife was almost killed, with a thrush modified rifle, which confirms your suspicions that thrush is supplying the revolutionaries with arms. yes, i dare say. there's a great deal of oil in querido, unfortunately, i made rather a display of myself, which means i won't be able to operate in secret from now on. you're asking for help? naturally. yes, and as quickly as possible. if secret three had succeeded, there would be a revolution now. obviously they'll try again. oh. well, mr. solo. well, i regret missing the birthday party. very well. mr. solo will contact you when he reaches querido. nora abaca? yes? may your next birthday be less, um... explosive. so. senor kuryakin. now that you are with us, what can you do for my country? i can take your wife out of it. not your husband. yes, the way you protected her today, h

mr. waverly yourself. mr. waverly, very big man? yeah, he's big zaibatsu, number one. maybe number one. kuryakin here. your whereabouts and situation, please. the whereabouts, tokyo, the situation, extremely pleasant. what is that i hear, mr. kuryakin? a group of charming young ladies and a koto, sir. , i suppose it has something to do with the tracing and rescue of ms. true. yes, she's dually traced, sir. she's sitting here with us. splendid, and we've identified her japanese lullaby man. his name is dr. sazami kyushu. we know his name, sir, but it seems he disappeared five years ago. quite so, but we've traced him. he can be found with his beggar's bowl sandy. do you know why you are here? yes, my child. follow me. i am humbled and honored, sandy, that your good father entrusted with me his secret for a little while. you were the one man he knew who couldn't be tempted by gold. the time. that is why i abandoned the world of science, and took up the beggar's bowl. i think i understand. sandy, i think i understood your father better than any man alive, ed itself upon him. he realized it

mr. waverly. - is it two way you suppose? - i will know before very long. mr. barnman, any help you could give us will be appreciated. now, who is this man? where does he come from? well, i really don't know. he calls himself "shark." captain shark. have you been aboard this ship since you disappeared? most of the time except when we stop at the cove for refueling or supplies.

mr. waverly had to leave for washington. he left a reminder, that you haven't completed your report on the january affair. 'that was due yesterday.' come in, mr. tenley. don't mind mcnabb's bite, it's her bark you have to watch out for. listen, now, whatever that thing is, it seems to turn mostly when it's attacked, just open the door and let it go home? centuries ago, samurai swordsmen used to train with this block as an exercise, it still has its points. well, since we don't get too many calls to take on samurai warriors these days i'll just let you specialize, alright? [transmitter beeping] [beeping continues] (solo) data process. [reel winding] it's just chloroform. forced me to.. i...i i just thought i would see if it had a two plank like a pinball machine. green.....al...rock. (tenley) 'green..' stay back. please. [reeling continues] [gunshot] [gunshot] [gunshot] (tenley) 'green...opal...rock.' [switches off the machine] [reeling stops] is he dead, or..? no. but he's not alive, either. insulin shock, electric therapy ad

mr. waverly, perhaps i should, after all come along, mr. solo. mother is a boy's best friend. [jazz music] ?? >> here's adventure! ?? here's romance! here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west... >> wa-wa-water. (whimpering) water... water... ohh. please, cisco. ohh! oh, water. >> (panting) uhh!

mr. waverly need? except the full confession. but he has not made a confession yet, mr. strothers. he will, afafr questioning. interrogation? i will not permit it. but you needn't know about it officially. exactly what sort of interrogation e? nothing so cruel and inefficient as torture. it's been proven that psycyclogical methods are far more certain and faster. psychological methods are not usual with u.n.c.l.e. this is not a usual case. we've less than 30 hours before the deadline on summit-five. the double agent must be exposed. the entire future of u.n.c.l.e. is at stake. as chief of statioioberlin, i insist on the right to use special methods to interrogate mr. solo. i insist. -so do i. -why? you don't have to submit to an interrogogion. i'm rather certain i can come clear and clean from any interrogation, and when that interrogation is o or, there will only be one suspect, one who could be a double agent. before your arrival at u.n.c.l.e. berlinin do you admit that? no. it's an established fact, you can't deny it. it isn't a fact. the only fact is that there was no security

mr. waverly. i want to check through every one of these files later myself. wait a minute, wait a minute. do you have any idea what this is? i know it's critical, sir. i'll keep you ininrmed. yes, sir. they've just arrived. ti you're on immediate reassignment, and i can do without being spellbound we know you've established. the thrush used the refugee committee as a front, and you failed to capture webb. in that case, we can dispense with the formality of a written report? look, kuryakin, cut out the cracks. robert kingsley has disappeared. kingsley used to be a field operative. hehesed to be in the field like you. now he's number four man here in hong kong. every scrap of information we e ther passes through his hands, and he's vanished. any documents go with him? wewere checking, solo. what did you find? sir, a capsule. it gave off kind of a vapor. what are you talking about? are you all right? yes, sir, i am now, but... we just stood there, the secretary and i, after we took a sniff of that stuff, and it was the strangest... what's strange? what are you t

mr. waverly. you must've put in a long night, mr. solo. , it, uh, had to be done, sir. mr. solo, mr. kuryakin here will accompany you on the august affair. fine. sort of breaking in a a w career. i, uh, i don't want to seem... fatalistic, mr. solo. but every now and again i have a feeling that your days on this earth are numbered. well, i...am sorry you feel that way, sir. can i be told the purpose of this affair? 'well, for the moment you mamaknow this much.' you and mr. solo will proceed to washington. 'at our headquarters there you'll meet two agents.' and you'll be given a briefcase to transport abroad. and what does this briefcase contain? the new combination to a vault. 'the combination is changed in the month of august every year'' it's u.n.c.l.e's responsibility to see the, uh, the vault. what does it contain? perhapapthe very fate of the world. 'you'll be told when you arrive' 'that you are in the destinatiti.' on. - thank you. you've changed. - how? - your shaving lotion. it's a gift, from my mother. [paper rustling] r. i'm arsene coror. 'sicilian headquarters.' - napoleon

mr. waverly had in mind is the penthouse at the argoyo hotel. oh, the penthouse? only until we're sure what mandor is up to. you'll be well protected. you? ah... me. well, i don't mean to offend you, but you don't look very menacing. appearances can be very deceptive, miss welling. would you mind, um... the needle is tipped with poison... miss rogers here has had tcasion to use it, uh, how many times? six. well, only twice in the line of duty. this little affair fires six bullets in the space of a second and a half. i, uh, i don't know that one. oh, that's my compact, sir. oh. we'll see you soon, miss welling. goodbye. bye. bye. have we made a decision yet about ilya, sir? you will get mr. kuryakin out, mr. solo. there will be no attacking force. we can't take the chance of killing valandros. these arintelligence reports of our last three operations. all we're doing is destroying mandor's enemies in thrush. those names he promised to give us, the thrush leaders in london, new york, and moscow? i'm of the impression, sir, we'd have tget him up against a wall for th

mr. waverly is sending a helicopter as i have to go back to headquarters and harry has an assignment in bolivia. four and three-tenths seconds. well, that's an improvement, kuryakin. however, you should have done it in four. i'm sure mr. solo could have. i am sure he could, but mr. solo has better things to do than play games. it's been a pleasure. mind if i hitch a ride? we'd be delighted. what about graduation? we've resigned. i decided i'm not cut out to be a team man. and i think i'd rather be a woman than an agent. too dangerous? ?? >> here's adventure. ?? here's romance. here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west,

mr. waverly's gonna think observe what we have here, the exquisite remains of another temple built to the mythical god, hercules, the greatest hero of greek mythology. of course you all remember that the athenians chose to honor theseus a more compassionate and intelligent god. excuse me, doctor. we mustn't forget our schedule. number three should d in athens by now. oh, yes, yes, yes, yes. now, since we are here to observe him during the final phase of the mission we shouldn't be late. now, take it to the bus, please, everyone, everyone. there will be other opportunities totomprove let's go. you told me that package had money in it. -i had to. -why? would you have given it to those two men if i told you it had explosives in it? but, but you used me to try to kill them. you want me to help you kill people and you won't even tell me why. one day, if i get out of this alive, i'll tell it to the real mrs. greg martin. you didn't think i'd let you go back to oklahoma by yourself, did you? u.n.c.l.e. headqs rters athens, agent lilindra here. please identify and report. this is napoleon solo, s

mr. waverly. i simply do not have time to bargain with you now. perhaps later, i promise you. i promise you. i didn't want to work for thrush, but i couldn't help myself. i was in love with him, with gerald, and he made me do it. she's lying! so you knew strothers was a double agent for thrush? and you helped him pass information? ambush at the river? yes, but i wasn't the one who killed newman, it was him. why are you telling these lies? they're lies and you know it! they are not, i love you gerald! don't call me gerald! stop it! guards, take them both. lock them up in cells withthaximum security. no, take him. take him out of here! she lied! she lied to protect... take him out of here! well, illya, it is entirely up to you. you're the only one who knows how to send the signal. so you have exactly four minutes if you need that much time to choose between mr. strothers and mr. solo. don't be ridiculous. we better prepare to initiate the cacaellation. green. confirm and repeat. green. very good, mr. kuryakin. we're now removing scramble overlay. now you can report in clear. has

mr. waverly. - i'll take you home. - you don't have too. oh, we'll walk. it's a nice afternoon for walking. well, i suppose i ought to say it's been nice. i suppose i ought to say, i hope we'll meet again, someday. we will, no doubt. if i need you, where will you be? our report, sir. best possible thing for him. she has a lot to forget. i told earlier to help her put it all behind her. that seems, sir, to indicate a very sympathetic attitude. i'd like you to know, i appreciate it. well, it's all over for miss raven, isn't it? but not for you, mr. solo. gervaise ravel, mr. bufferton? precisely. mm-hmm. i was afraid you'd say that. - well, after this weekend-- - night. when you've decided what to do about them.. ...let me know. ?? >> here's adventure. here's romance. here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west,

mr. waverly really wants... the names of the thrush leaders in moscow, london, new york. you cut off the head, mr. solo, the body dies instantly. now, to bring all of this about, my friend, all you have to do is pay my price. r, your price is. too high. show mr. solo to his quarters. you'll be smuggled out of here tomorrow. in the interim, think things over. enjoy the surroundings. talk to the lady, her name is leslie. i see, mr. kuryakin, you were followed immediately after picking up mr. solo. yes, sir. well, perhaps there's a leak in security. i'll have a blanket secrecy put on you and mr. solo. thank you. uh, and i'd appreciate it if you'd have me picked up as soon as possible. i feel rather inoperative out here. i'll notify the appropriate people at once, mr. kuryakin. good. i'd be very grateful. oh, how is operation ankara going? thanks to mr. mandor's information, thrush turkey no longer exists. u.n.c.l.e. has just destroyed thrush headquarters in turkey. and the personnel? killed or captured, all of them. greece, south africa, and now turkey. one by one, u.n.c.l.e.

mr. waverly. hello!o!hat have we got ourselves here? otariidae, having ears. 'in layman's terminology' a common eared seal. but an autopsy in detail is indicated. has he finished with that infernal poking about? i, uh, think so, sir. yes, sir. gentlemen, we have here a most unusual seal. this little fella's last meal was a feast of bluegilled sardines a very uncommon variety y und only on the coast of norway. an uncommonlnllong journey for a little fellow on a full stomach. that although he is unmistakenly a young seal.. ...he unquestionably died...of old age. old age? that's interesting. the people on the island, they were all very old. (man on screen) 'gentlemen, we all know that all living beings' 'are born with certain antibodies' to combat the aging process. we also know that these antibodies are only capable of retarding or slowing down that aging process. 'that is why some men live to be over a hundred' 'while others die, say, at two, ten or twenty.' but this little seal was infected with some culture that completely destroyed his ability i will verify

mr. waverly is at 3:15. colonel? well, since you insisted upon coming all the way up here, allow me to showowou the principle landmarks of the city. over there is ththunited nations building, with lincoln center, and in the lower left-hand corner, dr. saguro in tokyo, judge spencer in cleveland, kaufman in chicago, and now, colonel acevedo. four suicides in one government as a civilian vip...that's no mere coincidence, gentlemen. amongst the quality and quantity of top-secret information passing into ththhands of thrush. is there any evidence of a tie-in? researchers discovered a single common denominator shared by the suicides.. last year, each of them had been an invited guest at the same island gambling casino, club thanatopsis. well, why don't we find someone who's been there and question them? he'd only jususreturned from a weekend there. mr. kuryakin, i want you to go to the c cb thanatopsis. check out any possible link with thrush, and anything else you can learn. your assignment, mr. solo, is to ferret out an

mr. waverly. - is it two way you suppose? - i will know before very long. mr. barnman, any help you could give us will be appreciated. now, who is this man? where does he come from? well, i really don't know. he calls himself "shark." captain shark. have you been aboard this ship since you disappeared? most of the time except when we stop at the cove for refueling or supplies. - i beg your pardon. it's for survival. you see captain shark-- wait a minute. wait a minute. we seem to be stopping. [ship horn blaring] it's the wippid. it's here. [explosions] captain of the wippid is just now deciding he's gone out of his mind. (shark) - 'ahoy, the wippid!' - listen. you will heave to. and prepare to receive a boarding party. mr. barnman, what is he looking for, this captain shark? he's not looking for anything, he's found it. - found what? - this. - noah's ark. - noah's ark? could you be a little more explicit? well, the people who entered the captain's advertisements their families, we live here. that is when we're not on the cove. 'we're the ones who'd be left.' -

mr. waverly finds out what happened, i'll wish i had. well? [sighs] there goes the ball game. gosh, sorry. [huffs] i thought we had him. he almost swallowed the hook. almost. a word that sticks edgewise in the throat to strangle one. still...it was a lovely scheme. yes. it's too lovely to blow at this stage. there must be some way to re-coup. - do you have any ideas, illya? - how can i have ideas? i'm dead. you almost had me believing it there. that's right. (solo) you are dead. mm-hm. but...who sent you? - what are you talking about? - shh. he has an idea. i think its terribly important that the ambassador kurasov know who you work for, my dear colonel mikolavich donjev. [static] open channel 8. [beeping] alert section 4. photography and documents for an emergency operation. i'll be there in 15 minutes. you and i are going to have some very special pictures taken. illya, i want you to stay here. wait for mr. linkwood to return. and then bring him home alive and unmarked. must you qualify your requests? [dramatic music] [door lock clicks] [sighs] oh, no, no. 'i thought you'd b

waverly. yancy: it is wonderful to have you. obadiah, when you get miss nellie to her room and mr. salsbury to the guestroom? dean: thank you. ? ? yancy: yes, i know. he was the man on the street when henry spinner was murdered. so that means he got here long before last night. what's a nice girl like miss nellie doing with a man like that? ? ? [knocking at door] yancy: well, francie, how nice to see you. francie: hello, yancy. i can't stay, i have to get right back to the city. yancy: now, you didn't drive all the way up to waverly just to tell me that. frenzy: i found out more about the man with the spade cufflinks. i ghought you should know. yancy: a man by the name of dean salsbury? francie: card shark, thief, riverboat black leg, fast with the pistol, and the pistol is brother's wife. francie: cousin to the devil, never your brother's wife. yancy: you know, the pinkertons could use a memory like yours. francie: they do. yancy: let me buy you a drink. francie: no, i am sorry, yancy, i have to get back to the club. yancy: you se? francie: mm-hmm. be careful, very careful. yancy: thank you, francie. francie: bye. yancy: obad

mr. pallone's team who has worked tirelessly. jeff, tiffany, kim, waverly and megan. you guys have been fabulous. we haven't always agreed on everything but in the end we all worked together. it really is a great team. i hope we can use this in the next congress to get to even greater heights. thank you so much, and i urge the house to pass this bill on a strong bipartisan basis and then i urge the other body to take it up. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. . mr. upton: i yield one minute to the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, the only pharmacist in the congress. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 34, the 21st century cures act. this long awaited legislation promotes medical innovation by streamlining the discovery, development, and delivery of critical medicines. it also helps reform our nation's deteriorating menta