Angel Tompkins credited as playing...
Newswoman
- Col. Brock: Hi. Are we live on this thing?
- Newswoman: I believe so.
- Col. Brock: Oh, nice. You're very pretty. But, uh, we're here to talk about alligators. Well, look, alligators respond to sound. They talk to each other, call each other. Listen.
- [he imitates an alligator growl]
- Newswoman: What's that?
- Col. Brock: That's the distress call of a young gator that's still with its mother.
- Newswoman: Do they have a love call?
- Col. Brock: Your alligator is a very romantic creature. It gets the itch, come spring, and it'll give off with a sound something like this...
- [he start grunting]
- Newswoman: And that will attract another alligator?
- Col. Brock: Well. I'm hoping so. I'm counting on it.
- Reporter 1: Thomas Kemp, popular columnist for the National Probe Magazine is missing and presumed dead. His camera, the only clue to his disappearance, was fished out of a filtration tank at the city sewage works late last night. The film inside the camera was salvaged
- [David changes the channel]
- Newswoman: What appeared to be an abnormally large alligator or similar reptile who is now believed to be responsible for at least four deaths.
- [David changes the channel again]
- Mayor: But as mayor, I tell you that no effort and no expense will be spared by this--
- [David changes the channel again]
- Madeline: Professor, herpetologist, author, and probably the leading authority here in the Midwest on reptile and amphibian life, as well as a native of our own city, Dr. Kendall, what animal is it?
- Marisa: It's an alligator.
- Madeline: Couldn't it be a...
- Marisa: There's no question. It's definitely an alligator.
- Madeline: I see. Well how large do you think it is from the photographs you've seen?
- Marisa: If it's been living in the sewer, it couldn't be very large. Even under ideal circumstances, in a zoo for example, they don't grow nearly as large as they would in their natural habitat.
- [David turns off the TV]
- David: [looking over a map of the city] this makes it one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine... 13...
- [looks at a toy alligator on the map]
- David: Where are you?