Name: Black Museum
Released: 2020-07-02
Cast: Daniel Lapaine, Hannah John-Kamen, Michaela Coel

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Nouns

1) doohickey ( фиговина )

[Rolo] So this is where our hairnet doohickey comes into play.
2) r&d ( р%26д )

Rolo Haynes. I represent neuro R&D for TCKR.
3) nubbin ( комочек )

He tried to hide it at first, but thanks to that little nubbin,
4) sicko ( псих )

The supremacist sicko demographic.
5) divorcee ( разведенка )

kind of like a divorcee with visiting rights.
6) speedball ( спидбол )

He'd enjoyed one big old speedball of fear and pain and death.
7) noggin ( башка )

There is this whole other 60% of our noggin
8) supremacist ( супрематическая )

The supremacist sicko demographic.
9) tripper ( экскурсант )

You lost the day tripper, the tourists, fun family crowd. Who was left?
10) gouge ( долбать )

Cut here, a gouge there.
11) transference ( передоверие )

It's how they wound up with the digital consciousness transference,
12) appendicitis ( аппендицит )

Doctors suspect appendicitis, they'd hook him up to Dawson just to be sure.
13) boner ( стояк )

-You're fucking with me, right? [scoffs] -OK, I added the boner. I couldn't resist.
14) freshener ( освежитель )

I got you some room freshener. You want pine forest?
15) motherfucker ( уебок )

You again, you pasty-faced motherfucker?
16) miniseries ( минисериал )

so just go home, put your feet up and binge a miniseries, whatever.
17) pervert ( извращенец )

Even the pervert didn't wanna pull a... a lever on a vegetable.
18) techie ( технарь )

-This stuff looks techie. -Well, neuro tech was my background.
19) jab ( джеб )

the fear accompanying each sudden jab of agony,
20) twinkle ( мерцание )

[children singing] ♪ Twinkle, twinkle, little star ♪
21) leftover ( остатки )

Please. She is just some leftover code in your head.
22) binge ( запоя )

so just go home, put your feet up and binge a miniseries, whatever.
23) ration ( рацион )

Ration how? She's running through my head like a goddamn tune I can't shake.
24) bonnet ( капот )

till you get to them Scotch bonnet devils.
25) severance ( северанс )

Not even a severance package.
26) murderer ( убийца )

He is a convicted murderer.
27) whoa ( вау )

♪ Whoa ♪
28) choke ( подавитесь )

Look, we tried the hair pulling and that choke thing.

Verbs

1) acclimatize ( акклиматизироваться )

You acclimatize fast.
2) lept ( заколотилось )

Gotta hand it to Dawson, he lept at the chance.
3) mutilate ( уродовать )

whose mutilate remains were discovered one year ago today.
4) shriek ( визг )

and folks shriek, "No way," and I'm like, "Oh, it very much is."
5) deactivate ( отключить )

I mean, we can look into how we deactivate, but it's gonna take some time.
6) burrow ( закапываться )

burrow away inside there, Mr. Haynes, you'll feel it all.
7) nudge ( тык )

If I'd known she was on tricyclics, I would have nudge the dose.
8) pave ( паве )

Dawson's pain tech had pave the way for it.
9) scrabble ( эрудит )

Scrabbled around like a rat, fucking imbecile.
10) spit ( начхать )

First time you had a jalapeno, bet you spat it out, too hot.
11) brew ( самогон )

Our balls are brew up a blow load as we speak.
12) jerk ( сопляк )

I'm horny as fuck, haven't jerk off in, like, a month.
13) abandon ( отказаться от )

Abandoned him the moment he got locked up.
14) bliss ( блаженство )

Blissed out.
15) spill ( разлив )

one of our researchers spill his coffee on Kenny.
16) warn ( предупредить )

Jack. Jack, I'm warn you.
17) adapt ( адаптировать )

TCKR adapt it and fine-tuned it.
18) poison ( яд )

Turns out the senator had been poison,
19) shake ( встряхнуть )

"Shaken but unharmed," they put on his report.
20) trick ( трюк )

-[Parker yells] -[Jack] You trick me.
21) suspect ( подозреваю )

Doctors suspect appendicitis, they'd hook him up to Dawson just to be sure.
22) tune ( мелодия )

and he tune in his little implant nubbin...
23) shoot ( стрелять )

plays her recordings of their son, shoot the shit.
24) slip ( скольжения )

Theory was, if you slip it on a willing subject,
25) kick ( пипец )

After TCKR kick me out, my plan was to branch out into celebrity consciousnesses,
26) wake ( разбудить )

She never wake up.
27) recognize ( признать )

God knows if he even recognize her.
28) rush ( раш )

A lot of folks just rush behind the curtain,

Adverbs

1) perpetually ( постоянно )

perpetually experiencing that beautiful pain.
2) terminally ( неизлечимо )

It's actually aimed at terminally ill parents.
3) realistically ( реально )

how long can happiness realistically last anyhow?
4) incidentally ( кстати )

[Rolo] And, incidentally,
5) digitally ( цифровой )

on digitally extracting a consciousness out of one brain
6) practically ( практически )

Dawson was practically coming when they found him.
7) legally ( юридически )

-That'd... That'd be killing her. -Not legally.
8) somehow ( как-то )

Had to branch out somehow, and it appealed to the carny in me, I guess.
9) obviously ( очевидно )

Hot coffee spills all over Kenny, so obviously he's squealing like hell,
10) apparently ( видимо )

Gotta be able to express at least five emotions for it to be humane, apparently.
11) forever ( навсегда )

Stuck forever in that one perfect moment of agony.
12) eventually ( в конце концов )

Eventually they have to physically pull Dawson away from her.
13) truly ( действительно )

Truly heartwarming.
14) certainly ( конечно )

Certainly a major police presence there, as we can see.
15) exactly ( точно )

Imagine if you could feel exactly what a patient feels,
16) alone ( один )

[Rolo] Dawson was home alone 24/7, climbing the walls. Withdrawal, I guess.
17) fucking ( бля )

Not fucking British.
18) otherwise ( в противном случае )

Otherwise I'm guessing he'd pass on your goodwill messages.
19) deep ( глубокий )

In a coma, deep as the ocean.
20) behind ( позади )

And then there's this rolling dark wave of nothing rushes in behind.
21) quite ( вполне )

That is quite old-fashioned.
22) round ( круглый )

and he runs round over and over for months on end
23) almost ( почти )

-[man] Come on. -[man 2] Almost there.
24) actually ( на самом деле )

Actually, that was one of my very first souvenirs.
25) kind ( вид )

I worked out of St. Juniper's. It's kind of like a university hospital.
26) fine ( хорошо )

TCKR adapted it and fine-tuned it.
27) inside ( внутри )

burrowed away inside there, Mr. Haynes, you'll feel it all.
28) soon ( скоро )

Soon graduates to bigger stuff.

Adjectives

1) criminological ( криминологическая )

[Rolo] Authentic criminological artifacts.
2) docile ( послушный )

[Nish] He was like a docile animal.
3) haptic ( осязательное )

Plus the whole body's got haptic feedback,
4) unharmed ( невредимым )

"Shaken but unharmed," they put on his report.
5) intractable ( несговорчивые )

so that became the intractable limit.
6) immersive ( захватывающий )

We didn't have that whole immersive VR environment shizzle back then.
7) sentient ( живые )

out pops a conscious sentient snapshot of Clayton,
8) ailing ( хворый )

Dawson gets to work with the ailing public,
9) pleasurable ( приятным )

His implant received pleasurable sensations, too.
10) vegetative ( вегето )

He wound up in a vegetative state.
11) pathetic ( жалко )

Cuts kind of a pathetic figure.
12) scotch ( скотч )

till you get to them Scotch bonnet devils.
13) unreasonable ( неразумно )

No, no, I'm not being... I'm not being unreasonable.
14) captive ( пленница )

See, I knew just seeing the guy walking around captive, that was good,
15) frustrating ( разочарование )

The time frame is frustrating for Carrie.
16) tragic ( трагический )

Tragic and cute.
17) disturbing ( тревожные )

We should turn this off. It's disturbing to a four-year-old.
18) ridiculous ( смешно )

Well, I can't judge. My name's ridiculous.
19) alcoholic ( алкоголик )

She flatlines in front of him, and he's like an alcoholic
20) philosophical ( философские )

Well, not to wax philosophical, but...
21) unused ( неиспользованный )

we figure we can fit another whole consciousness into that unused space.
22) bored ( скучно )

And even the protesters got bored after a while.
23) crude ( сырой )

if you'll allow me to be crude,
24) optimum ( оптимальная )

Ten seconds seemed to be the optimum shock length,
25) neural ( нейронные )

Neural interfaces.
26) dumb ( стремно )

They're-- They're out cold or concussed or drunk or dumb
27) cardiac ( сердца )

It's a cardiac arrest. She collapsed in the street.
28) viral ( вирусный )

they just moved onto the next viral miscarriage of justice

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