Cramer to Control. Cramer to Control,
come in Control. Search Control to 210.
We read you Cramer, come in. - I'm about a mile east
of Harrol's Cutoff. No sign of 'em yet. Any
word from Donaldson? Donaldson reports negative,
but is setting a blockade at the intersection
of US 89 and Route 12. Do you have orders for his unit? - Have his unit
continue blockade. I'll meet him at
approximately...2100. I'm gonna check the Dayton
layout in the meantime, I'll report back
to you then. 310. - There's no question that
your designs and theories are far advanced of anything that our research
department has come up with. Your use of solar energy as
an inexhaustible power supply is an excellent theory,
but, it has to be proved, as do all your
other innovations. - Everything I design
and build WORKS! Outside stands a missile
capable of safely transporting a man into space,
and I've proved it! I've proved it time
and time again! - That's quite
true, Colonel. In a series
of static tests, we've simulated
several trips to space. The graphs from these
telemetering devices will confirm that. - In a project of
this magnitude, static tests prove nothing! Gentlemen, you must understand
that missile experimentation is government business...
strictly government! - I don't see why. Just as in the case
of medical research, it CAN be a private
project as well! - We've been through all
this before many times. I'm only carrying out orders. Tomorrow morning, a team
of government experts will take over. You'll see that all your
information is turned over to them. - Hi, Sheriff. - Sorry to bother
you, Mr. Dayton. - Quite all right.
Come on in. - Well, this isn't
exactly a social call. Couple of prisoners
escaped from the county farm, I'd like to search
your property. - Why, you don't have to
waste time asking permission. Go right ahead. - Well, I've already given
the grounds a once-over, I was wondering about the area
within the electric fence. Around
the rocket ship? Not much chance of their
getting past the fence without our knowledge.
- I don't know Mr. Dayton, these are a couple of pretty smart boys. Didn't expect 'em to get past
the prison fence, either. - I see your point. Dirk, could
you cut the electric power in there so the sheriff
could look around? - Of course. - Why, I'm sorry I broke up
your meeting, Mr. Dayton. - No bother at all. I
hope you catch your men. So do I. - Well, everything
seems to happen at once. - Sorry you object
so strenuously, but... you understand my position. - I've really been
expressing Dirk's feelings. He's been working so hard
and long in complete secrecy, that...he resents any
outside intrusion. You'll have to admit, that's
quite an accomplishment. - Absolutely fantastic. How did you happen
to meet Dirk Green? - He wrote me a letter. Said he knew of my research
work in missile design, claimed this location
was perfect for a project he wanted to develop and
asked if I'd work with him. When I learned what he had in
mind, I jumped at the chance. - Now that he's
completed it, what does he intend
to do with it? - Fly it to the moon. Oh, come off
it. You're not serious-- - Oh, it's an
obsession with Dirk. If you hadn't intervened, I know he would have
attempted the trip... and the funny thing is...I'm
sure he would've made it. - Is this a private party
or is anyone invited? - Hello darling. - Oh, if I'm
interrupting-- - Not at all. - Colonel Wickers, this is
my fiancée, June Saxton. - How do you do?
- How do you do? I'm afraid I'm more of a
grass widow than a fiancée. It's almost next
to impossible to get Steve to break
away from his work. - I'm surprised he
found ANY time for work. - Colonel Wickers
represents the government's space experimentation program. Beginning tomorrow, Dirk and
I will be working under him. - That sounds wonderful! Now that he has
someone to help him, I may stand a better chance
of corralling a husband. - Well I'm glad
someone's on my side. - By the way, the
sheriff's car is outside. - Oh, Dirk's out at the
launching pad with him. They're looking for a
couple of escaped prisoners. - Don't touch the fence
'till I turn off the current. All right? Current's off... Push open the gate. - This was a great idea...like
hiding out in a gas chamber! This place gives
me the creeps! - You're always beefin'. - And I listened
to you. Wise guy! Great place to hide, he says! - I read about it
in the papers. This is a private project,
no army guardin' the place. We can hide here
'till the heat's off. - Are you kidding?
You can, not me! I'm takin' my chances
out in the open. This place is worse
than a cell! C'mon! You leading the way. - Before you go, you better
take a look out there... - Get back! That guy's
lookin' right up here! - He hasn't taken his
eyes off the ship once! I get the feeling
he can see us! - Boy, you sure got
us into some fix. Well now...if that
guy can see us, what's he havin' the sheriff
look out over there for? - I dunno, that's
buggin' me too. - Who is that other guy? - Beats me...hey,
maybe it's Dirk Green. - Who? - Paper said he
built this thing. - The paper? What do they know?
They said I stole three cars! - So?- So it was five cars.
What do they know? - Hey...they're
coming this way! - Hey, the ladder! - Well, there's no sign of 'em. Maybe we better take
a look in the ship. - Oh no, no they
wouldn't be up there. - They could be anywhere. One of the prisoners
is a pretty shrewd kid. The other one's
smart. Too smart. He's the brains,
Gary Fennell. I don't know, I think we
better take a look around. - Well just as you
say Sheriff, but... but why not let me do it? After all,
there's a lot of delicate equipment up in that ship and I...I'd
rather not have strangers roaming about in it. - Fair enough. I'll
wait down here. - Right. - It's so hot in
here; no air. Probably suffocate
to death! - Hey, you wanna try the ladder? - Oh no, not me! - Hey listen! - Oh, I'm telling you,
if I had a gun, I'd... - Yeah, I can see you'd
be big man with a gun. Everything OK? - Everything's all right. There's no one here! - What's the bet? - I don't get it... - Should we trust him? - We got a choice? - Certainly we
got a choice... I don't trust nobody. C'mon, let's get
outta here! It's locked... He locked it!
That dirty no-- - I don't get it...
I don't get it! - Oh, you're finally back.
Any sign of the prisoners? - Hello June... no, no the sheriff
didn't see anybody. Uh... has Wickers left? - Yes he has.
Join us in a drink? - I won't let you refuse.
We're celebrating! Now that Colonel
Wickers and his staff are coming into help you, Steve has promised to take
time off for our wedding! - Nobody's gonna
take over MY work... I designed and built that
ship to fly into space, and I'm going to
see that it does! - Now Dirk, let's
be reasonable! Think of all the information
we can contribute toward the future
development of space travel. - Yes... Yes, you're right. I can teach them
a lot about space. I'll give them something
they'll never forget! - I'm sorry if I said
the wrong thing... - Oh, you can't blame him. He spent a lot of
time on that ship. He's bitterly disappointed, but he'll have a new
outlook by morning. Everything'll turn
out all right. Here's to OUR happiness. - Nothing up there
but a jillion wires. - Well, looks like
we're stuck here... and you're the jerk that
arranged this freak hideaway! - Look who's talking! I never should've let you talk me
into making that break with you! I had six months to go... six lousy months and
I'd have been through! - Are you crazy? - Yeah... it was crazy to
try that stickup that got me in trouble
in the first place. One harebrained thing, look
what it did to my life! - Hey, look Lon...don't
you chicken out on me now! Look, I got a lot
of connections! I'm gonna show
you the ropes, OK? - Oh relax, it's food.
Aren't you hungry? - Yes, we're... you know who we are? - What do you
think? Here, eat. Here! - Hey Lon, c'mere... Look at this...cold chicken,
fruit, cake, c'mon... Hey what's the
big idea, huh? - Food OK?
- Yeah. - I have a proposition to make. - I knew there'd
be a catch. Well go on, what is it? - I wanna take this
ship UP tonight. - Up? Up where? - To the moon. - Well, now look, George,
if you wanna speak to me, you better shake the loose
parts outta your head. - Yeah man, look, we're
tryin' to get away, but, uh...not that far. Now get this straight: I'm taking this ship
to the moon tonight. I can make it alone... but it'd be a lot
easier with your help. Now the trip itself will
be reasonably comfortable, providing the unexpected
doesn't occur. There's plenty of especially-prepared
rations aboard, and... well, well boys? - This guy's nuttier
than a fruitcake! Hey, what do you
say we jump him? - I think he really means it. - Every word of it. What's
more, we can make it! - Now look, knock it off!
Don't give me that stuff! I'm gettin' outta
here right now! - You'll hear me out! Now I said I had a
proposition to make. Now you boys join
up with me peacefully and give me your
absolute cooperation, then they'll be no trouble.
But if you refuse... well I'll just have to use this. - Some choice Mister...
you drive a hard bargain! - Now the operating
procedure is quite simple. Our destination is preset. The guidance system will keep us
on course throughout the entire trip, and I can easily show
you boys what to do if you'll listen carefully. - He seems so
sure of himself. What do you think, Gary? - This is a crazy idea;
take a trip to the moon! Hey...wait a minute...
are we comin' back? - If we reach the moon, coming
back is a simple matter. - Now wait...if we go to
the moon, and we come back... that means we're
heroes, doesn't it? Whaddya think? - Yeah, I'm way
ahead of ya. OK Mister, you got a deal. - All right then,
let's get going! First thing I want
you fellas to do is to change into
clothes you'll find in that locker over there. - I think I'll be
running along. - Let me lock up the panel
and I'll drive you home. That's peculiar... - What is it? - I don't know,
something's wrong. The signals from the
missile are flashing. Somebody's mucking
around out there. - I better go take a look.
- I'll go with you! Don't leave me alone here with those two convicts
still running loose! - Sure, c'mon. - Seat belts fastened? - Yeah.
- Check. - Hey, do we need
oxygen masks? - No, this control
room is sealed. It contains its
own oxygen source. - Sure Lon, like in
pressurized planes. - No, we're sealed.
We're not under pressure. The same air is continually
washed and cooled. All set? - I guess so. My stomach feels a
little jittery, though. - All right, turn around and lock
your chairs the way I showed you. And Gary...that
little switch there in the middle of the panel
marked "Gyro"; flip it up. - What's that for? - Don't ask questions, just
do as you're told. Lon? - Yeah?
- Flip up all the controls marked "Astro." There are three of them...
at the right there. - Astro switches on.
- All right. - Somebody's in the ship. - Here we go! - Who's up there? - I don't know
what's going on... but I think somebody's trying
to take off in this rocket! We've gotta get out! They've sealed the ship! - Well, isn't there any
way you can open it? - No! Quickly, there's no
oxygen in this compartment! Hurry...here are a couple
of spare face masks. - All right, now
listen carefully... I'm gonna begin
the countdown. Gary, at seven,
when I say seven, flip on all those switches
in the lower row, got it? - I think so. - I want you to be sure! - Yeah, yeah, at
the count of seven... put all the switches
"on" on the bottom row. - Right. Lon,
you follow me. In front of you are 10
levers. Each are numbered. - Yeah, 1 to 10. OK. - As I count them down
now, you pull a lever... and confirm the number by
repeating it aloud, got it? - Pull each one as you
make the countdown. Check. OK. Here we go. - 10!
- 10! - 9!
- 9! - 8!
- 8! - 7!
- 7! - Six.
- Six. - When I give you the word, put
on your mask and brace yourself. - Will we be killed?
- We've got a chance. Quickly, there go the ignitors! - Two.
- Two. - One.
- One. - Zero! You two fellas all right? - Oh! My aching back! Feels like it's been
nailed down forever. - I, I'm almost afraid
to try and move. - It was a lot rougher
than I expected... but apparently everything's
all right, though. The counterbalance
indicator! Are we OK? - Something's out of place
in the lower chamber. The control system is
stabilizing to correct it. Lon, release yourself and
check the lower compartment. - Hey, there's
somebody down here! They're dead! - Dirk... What happened? What's that sound? Where are we? Good Lord, we're moving! - Now take it easy,
everything's all right. You've been
out a long time. - You crazy fool!
What have you done? - We're thousands
of miles in space! Everything is working
as we designed it! We're on course and
everything's under control! - June, where's June?! - June's all right,
June's right here. - Are you all right, darling?
- I'm fine. - Who are they? - The two escaped convicts.
- I needed a crew! - I still can't believe it... - Lie back and
rest, darling. Everything Dirk
has said is true. It's going to
be all right! - Boy, it's just turned
into quite a party! - Mm-hmm. I think
I'm gonna like this... Except I don't approve of
the company she keeps. - 224 over 10. - Minus 25. - Minus 25. - Well, I guess
that does it. - We can calibrate the
left bank tomorrow. How does it look? - Matches the static
telemetering charts perfectly. - Good. Well I think I'll
lie down for a little while. Why don't you
do the same, Steve? - I will in a while... but I think I'll check the
neutral calculators topside. Gary, you wanna
give me a hand? - I'm just along for the ride. - Gary... - I'll help. - While you're up there, check
the CR indicators, will you? We may be passing a
field of meteorites soon, and we'll need the
warning panels. - We'll do it. Meteorite fields? Yes, they're our
more serious hazard. If we should intercept
a floating field, there's always a chance that
they may penetrate our hull. However, this
indicator will warn us of the approach
of such a field. If you like, why don't
you watch the screen 'till Steve finishes? - Thanks, I'd like to. - Gary, would you
please go down to the lower compartment for--- Look Dad,
I've been watching that panel for hours. Can't you see I'm resting?
I'm no messenger boy. If you want
something, you get it! - Everything seems to
be working properly. - Just relax now. No-no-no-no, don't be that
way. We haven't got all day! - Please, don't--!- Oh, I watched you with that
Steve guy. You don't fool me. Come on. Let's you and I
have a little fun, huh? - That's quite enough! Get away from me!
If Steve could-- - Why don't you call
him? He's right up there. Oh but you won't...
'cause you like it! - Gary! Stop it! You keep away from her. - Ah, we're just havin' a
friendly little conversation. What's wrong with that?
- You've been asking for it. - What's the beef? You got
a little interest here too? - You rotten little punk! - No Dirk, please, no trouble! - This is no trouble,
this is a pleasure! - Stop it you two, please! - What's that? - Meteorites! - What's wrong? - We're in the middle
of a meteorite field! How long
will this keep up? It's hard to say. - Isn't there
something you can do? - Hey, that battery
broke loose! - I'll get it.
- Stay where you are! - Can't we help him?
- The warning light has stopped! - I think we're clear, let's go. Gary, grab it! Grab it! - There now... - Listen to me...there
isn't much time. Listen to me closely... The controls are preset
so the ship will land in a specified area...an
area designated by me. Now don't change
it...don't change it. You must land there. - Lie still, don't talk! We'll take care of you. - Here...take this. Don't lose it, you'll need
it where you're going. - What for? Why Dirk? Why will
I need this? - It's all up to you, Steve... It's all up to you now... Lido... My Lido! Forgive me! - Forgive...
- Dirk! Dirk... - He's dead. - That jewelry's
still buggin' you, huh? - That and some other things. Dirk, for instance, had
allowed for every obstacle we'd run into in space. He was right every time. - But, uh, that babe that
he was talkin' about, what was her name?
Uh...Lita, Laita... - Lido...that's
another thing... and finally, why was he
insistent about landing in a particular
place on the moon? - Eh, the moon's the moon. One
place is as good as another to me. - Like he expected
something to be there... - That, uh...that sparkler
in that medallion, what do you think
that's worth, huh? Couple of grand?
Huh? Three? Four? - Don't get any ideas. There's nothing you can do
with diamonds on the moon. What we need now is some
good old-fashioned luck. Hey, June? Steve, come here quickly! - Something's happening. - Turn on the forward
scanner, I think this is it! It's a dream come true. - I'm so happy, I
don't know what to say! - If everything goes well, we'll
be seeing a lot of the moon. Right now there's
work to be done. Break out the
spacesuits, Lon. Gary, you know where
the helmets are stored. The automatic reverse thrust
mechanism should take over now. We won't be able to feel the
sensation of slowing down. We'll just have to cross
our fingers and wait. That's it! Make it snappy
fellas, we're coming in! Brake one! Brake two! Brake three! Power off! You look like
you just saw a ghost. If I
look like you, I do. - This is the end of
the line, everybody up! My head
feels like it's in jail. Hey how do you breathe
in here, anyway? It'll feel
stuffy for a while, but you'll get used to it. Check your oxygen regulator
until it feels comfortable. These gravitational
shoes work like a charm! Hope these outfits
are in style. - Getting acclimated? - Feels better than
when I first put it on. - If we're all set, let's
take a look around. Hey, what's
the hardware for? - The what?- The hardware;
the gats, the guns! You expect to
run across a rabbit? - Just precautionary. I'll lead, you follow. Keep together
in single file. How long
do we keep this up? If we don't get back
soon, the sun will be up. I hope not. The heat from it
would roast us alive. Hey
hey hey, listen! There's someone
following us! Ha, no
chance of that! Your hearing is more sensitive
through your receiving set. Just some loose
rocks sliding. Look out! Hey, over there! Look! Another one up there! They're
trying to surround us! Up this way! Lon! Hey, look! - Oh, Steve...
- we've got to stop him! The guns won't stop
him, we're trapped! There's a
cave, let's head for it! For some reason, they don't
seem to want to come in here! Yeah, well
that's OK by me! Can we rest a
little while, please? Let's
move out back a way. I wanna put a lot of space
between those creatures and us. That cramped
cabin on the ship would look awfully
good to me now. Boy, they'll never
believe us back home! Hey, watch it...I almost
broke my neck on this stick. There might be
more around here. - Let's see that.
- What is it? I can't believe it! - What is it?
- It's an old torch. Yeah, a
burnt-out torch. Does that mean
someone's living in here? Those things
on the outside, this is probably
where they live. Oh, great... Some
higher form of life... Steve...there's
a light behind that rock. Of course, why didn't
I think of this before? Fire can't burn without oxygen. Believe it or not, there's
oxygen in this cave. Go ahead and take your
masks off, it's OK. - Nothin' like good
old, stale, musty air. Anything
could smell better after breathing out
of a bottle all day. - First thing to do is
get out of these suits. - You found something? - No, nothing. It's nothing. - You're a liar, Dayton! - Hey, take it
easy Gary. Come on. - Whaddya mean? He's
holding out on us! He's found something he
doesn't want us to know about! - He's right...there's
nothing to be alarmed about. There's some tracks
that were made recently. - You see, what'd I tell ya? - It only confirms
what we already know, that some higher form of
life exists in this cave. - Yeah, well I'm not
stayin' around this place. Pretty soon, we'll
all be killed. I'm goin' back to the ship.
Now who's going with me? - There's no sense
in panicking. We've got weapons and
plenty of ammunition. - A lot of good it did against
those things out there! Oh no, I'm leavin'! There's something else in
this tunnel...I can feel it! I can feel their eyes
watching us...and I'm leavin'! - Hey, Gary!
- Come back here! You're going
the wrong way! - I better get him, Steve. - No...we've gotta
stick together, it's the only
chance we've got. Gary's footsteps,
they've stopped! Gary, come back! - Huh? Wha--
- what are you doing? Who are you? No no! Keep away from me! - They've got him
Steve, they got him! - What's that I smell? - It's some kind of gas! - I can't breathe, Steve. I can't breathe! - It's OK June,
how do you feel? - Oh no, this can't
be where I think it is! - No such luck...
we're still alive. All I can remember is somebody walked up in
front of me smokin' a cigar and boom! Sure
knocked me for a loop! - I wonder where we are? - Uh-oh! - Hey, Dayton,
we got company! - I bid you welcome to Orlanda. I am Lido...high ruler
of our humble domain. I am told you are intruders
from an unknown origin. I look forward to
hearing of your journey... but there will be time for that. Now, you must rest...and
partake of our hospitality. - Don't worry,
it's not poisoned. If they wanted us to die, they could have finished
us off back in the tunnel. - Why, it's delicious! - I'm pleased to see that you
find our offering satisfying. It may interest you to know
that the food in front of you was produced long
before I was born. - Good, something to drink. What's
the deal? - I don't know, maybe
she doesn't like my face? - That's not it. These girls
may be a little strange, but I don't think
they're crazy. - The medallion...
get it for me! - No! I will do it. - Yes...it is Dirk!
He has returned! - Dirk...my Dirk! - Your time will
come, Alpha... but now you will see that the
others are made comfortable. Dirk...you will follow me. - Steve? - You'll be all right, honey.
I'll be back in a minute. - I'm not worried about
myself, I'm worried about you! - Will you come
with me, please? We had long ago given
you up for lost. It is good that you
have returned to us. You must tell me
about the earth... its climate,
atmospheric conditions... everything you've learned. - Well, that's a
pretty big order. I'll need a little time. - You ask for the one
thing I cannot give you. You see Dirk...much has
happened since you left us. The ship that took you
to earth never returned... nor did the scientists
who were aboard it. As a result, those few of
us left are in grave peril. Our oxygen
is fast disappearing. Our food supply is dwindling. Soon, this satellite will
be barren...devoid of life. - Are there others like
you, like us, who live here? - You seem to have
forgotten much during your stay on Earth, Dirk. You have not even
commented on my blindness. - I was very sorry to see it. - You need not be. The affliction of my
eyes has been accompanied by a heightening
of my other senses. You remember, of
course, by what right I acquired my
power to rule here. - Of course. - Come closer to me, Dirk. I wish to see how
much you've changed while you were away from us. You are different... but perhaps the
change is for the better. Alpha was pleased.
- Alpha? - I suppose it
is only natural that you did
not recognize her. She was a very little
girl when you left us. However, your
betrothal still stands. Your marriage ceremony
will take place as soon as you've
made known to me the scientific
details of your trip. Shall we begin? - Yes... - And I used to think
those scientists who wanted to reach
the moon were kooky! Man, this is it.
This is fantastic! - I can't believe it,
it seems like a dream! - Well honey, if there
wasn't better material around, I'd volunteer
to pinch you. Hello there sweetie,
how are you? Say, um... hey whaddya say you and
I get some earthlight, huh? You
speak so strangely. - Oh I do, huh? Well
I may speak strangely, but I'll make myself
understood. C'mon, let's, uh, let's get
away from the crowd, huh? C'mon! - He's as subtle
as a sledgehammer. - Oh, Gary's all right I guess. A little hard-headed, but...
he doesn't mean any harm. - Deliver me from people
who don't mean any harm. They're the ones
who cause it all! - Heh, this is like being on top
of the Empire State Building. - I do not understand. - That's all right. C'mere. C'mere, I'm not
gonna bite ya! That's better. Now...what is
the setup, huh? Again you puzzle me!
- What gives, what gives? Where are all the
men around here? Don't you even
have a boyfriend? - You are the first
man I've ever seen... but I'm told we
used to have many. - Well honey, we gotta
catch up for lost time! Hey...are these real? Again, you puzzle me! - These diamonds...these
rocks, are they real? - These? They are worn
only for adornment. Do you like them? - I sure do! They are real...
who gave you these? - No one. I found
them myself. - You found them? - Yes. They are of
no special value. - Honey, show me
where you found these! - But there are
thousands like these in the lower end
of the caves! - Well, take me there, fast! - But what of the others? - Don't worry about the
others. We'll surprise them. I'll tell them about it later. - If that is your wish. - No thank you. - I wonder what's keeping Steve. - Oh, I can't imagine, uh... they probably have
a lot to talk about. - Oohh, he better be talking! - Oh, that reminds me.
I better find Gary. He's got a bad habit
of getting lost... especially with pretty girls. - Hey, hurry back, they're
giving me a complex! Ooooh, if I knew there was gonna
be this kind of competition, I would have "undressed"
for the occasion. - From what you
tell me, Dirk... the planet earth would
not satisfy our needs. Fortunately, I have another
destination in mind. Tell the earth
people they are not to consider
themselves prisoners. They may move
about as they wish... provided they do
not try to escape. You will rejoin them now. - Yes... Thank you Lido. I'll tell them. - What did she say?
What's going to happen? - Shhhh...over here. The Lido is blind. She
thinks I'm Dirk Green. - Dirk? So that's the reason he wanted
to be sure we'd land here! Well what about the others?
Surely they know you're not... - They were all very young
when Dirk was sent to Earth. That ship never returned. - Well, what's
going to happen if they find out
you're not Dirk? - Well, the oxygen here
is disappearing rapidly. They exterminate everybody
who doesn't perform a useful function.
That means us. - Steve...! What can we do? - We're not in any
immediate danger. They want our rocket ship. It's their only
hope of salvation. She told me an amazing story
of how their civilization has dwindled to its
present state of survivors. It seems their troubles
began about 20 years ago... - Hello... - I saw you in the hall...
perhaps I can help you? - Oh, no I was just
looking for my friend. It isn't important,
he'll be back. - Oh... - Oh, don't leave! I'd like to talk to you. - Yes? - Uh...I was, uh... I was just noticing it, uh...
seems lighter out there now. It was dark
when we landed. - Well, the sun is approaching. - Well, do you have
days and nights like, like we do on Earth? I mean, how often
does the sun shine? - Not too often. It comes
around every 17 nemnohs. We fear the sunlight because
our surface has no atmosphere and the heat is intense. Only the rock creatures
can survive it. - Yeah, we had a run-in
with 'em when we landed. It's a good thing they didn't
follow us into the caves. We would've been goners. - Well, there's
oxygen in the caves. The rock creatures
thrive on the sun, but the slightest exposure
to oxygen is fatal to them. Do you not have rock
creatures on Earth? - Oh...no, no we don't. You know, if I was out
with a pretty girl on Earth... I probably wouldn't be
talking about 'em either. - You would not be talking? - No, I... - Hmm, that was nice! - Uh-huh. - Consequently, this is the
last pocket of atmosphere. When this goes, that's the end. - Is there any
way we can help? - Not a chance. By the way...there's
one more thing. That girl, Alpha...she's
supposed to be my bride. - Your bride? - Dirk's bride. It was
arranged a long time ago before Dirk left for Earth. - Well now, look
here Romeo; if you think for one
instant that you and that... - Now June, it'll
be all right. I'll simply explain
the circumstances. Dirk? - You'd better start
explaining. - Come, Dirk! It is time.
- Time? - For our marriage
ceremony! The Lido is ready. - We shouldn't rush
into this too fast... We oughta discuss
it, talk about it. - I've waited a
long time, Dirk. - Just a minute!
- What's the meaning of this?! - Well I'll tell you
the meaning of this! That happens to be my fella
you've got your arms around, and his name isn't Dirk
Green, it's Steve Dayton! So you just better be careful
before I forget I'm a lady! - She will die! - Well I guess
that did it. - Oh Steve, I'm sorry,
but I just saw red! - It's all right, honey. They'd all know
about the masquerade in a minute anyway. We'll have to
get a move on. - I don't get it?
What's it all about? - We're gonna have to round
Gary up and get out of here. - Leave? I was just beginning
to like it! - Where is Gary? - Oh, Zema saw him
heading for the caves. I think they're
this way. Come on! - They're imposters! The name of the man who calls himself
Dirk is really Dayton! He must've stolen
the medallion. - Fool! Do you think your
Lido did not know this? That she could be
so easily deceived? I wished to keep my knowledge
secret from the earth people until I had learned
more about them. Their hopes, their fears, their reasons
for coming here... but now, because of
your blundering-- - They must all die!
All except Dayton. I will accept him
as my husband. - What you ask
is impossible! We need the others
to help in piloting the strange craft in
which they arrived. - I say they die! The one called Dayton can
give us all the information we need for running the ship! - You overstep
your bounds, Alpha. I am the Lido! You
will obey my orders! - You grow old...
old and weak! You have outlived
your usefulness. Orlanda must have
a new leader! Even the medallion, which is
a symbol of your leadership, is too heavy
for you to hold. Your hand grows weary. My will is stronger
than yours, oh Lido. I, Alpha, tell you to
drop the medallion! - You have exercised
your right to challenge for the throne,
and you have lost... but someday, you will win. Now, however...my
orders must be obeyed. - Yes, my Lido. - Real diamonds! A
fortune right before me! - Your ways are strange. - My ways are rich, baby! Hmm...you gotta help
me find the way back! I gotta get something to
put all this stuff in. Oh, one more thing... Don't tell the others
about this, you understand? - I understand, but I do
not think the secret-- - Don't think honey,
just be beautiful. Come on! - Where is the Lido? The prisoners are in the
passages. They seek to escape. - There is no time
to tell the Lido! We must act now to prevent
them from reaching their ship! - Shall we prepare the gas? - No...they have violated
our Lido's trust. This time they must be
taught a stronger lesson. - The dark creatures? But it is decreed
that only the Lido-- - Silence! There's no time to waste! - Hey, Steve...
I don't like it. I've seen enough
of these people to respect
their intelligence. They're not gonna sit by and
just let us walk out of here. - You might be right, but
we've got no choice. We've got to
take that chance. This looks
like the turnoff. - Yeah, that's it. - Now all we have to
do is find Gary and-- - Hey... They're gone! The
spacesuits are gone! - I knew it was too easy! - Steve, there's something
about this place... - Yeah, I know what you mean. Let's get outta here! - There's something
moving in there... That's Dayton
and the others! - No no, you
mustn't go in there! - They're tryin' to
get away without me! They're gonna
leave me here! All right, what's
the big idea, huh? Tryin' to cut out on me, huh?
- Hey, take it easy! - We were just going
to look for you. - Oh, sure, I bet! - Please listen to me! You must leave this section
of the tunnel at once! Hurry! It's too late... They know! - Hey, Lambda! - You have defied the Lido!
- You will die! - You were fortunate to
have eluded the dark ones. I hope you have learned...
that escape is hopeless. - I admit it was
a foolish move. Now if you please,
I'd like to have an audience
with the Lido. - You continually
avoid me. Do you not find me attractive? - I have admiration for
you and for the others, but you must understand-- - The earth woman... You will soon forget her. - It's no use, Alpha. You
can't bend me to your will. Perhaps you've forgotten
that without our spaceship, you and the others cannot
leave this dying city. - You're less wise
than I thought. I find you...amusing. We shall get off...but
we will not go to Earth. We will go to another planet... where I will be the Lido... and you will be my husband. - I could never consent
to a thing like that. - But you will consent! You see, Dayton... my will is stronger than yours. You have no choice
but to do my bidding! - No! Do not avoid me. My thoughts will
become your thoughts. You will feel only hatred and
distrust towards your friends. Your allegiance will
be to me...and me alone. - No! - My will is
stronger than yours. You must obey me. You will...obey! I will obey. - The earth people...the girl... they're your
enemies. They must die. Do you understand? - I understand. - Alpha! I wish to speak to you alone. - Yes, my Lido. - Again you
defy me, Alpha. You know the law here. The will of the Lido
must be obeyed! - I, uh... I beg your indulgence,
my Lido. I was, uh... merely trying to
obtain certain information from the man called Dayton. Information which would,
uh...help us in our plans. - You add lying to
your other crimes? You desired Dayton
for yourself. Well, that is not to be. I, the Lido, decree it. - What do you
decree now, my Lido? The Lido has, uh...has met
with an unfortunate accident... but, uh, before her death... she appointed me...
as the new Lido. - The Lido is dead,
but it is no accident! - Do you defy my will? Do you wish to challenge my
right to be the new Lido? - What is your
wish, my Lido? - Remove the body...and
anounce my ascension to the throne to the others. - Yes, my Lido. - And uh, oh yes... Tell the others to
prepare for a wedding. A wedding that will
follow an event in the extermination chamber. - There isn't much
time...listen carefully. You and your friends
are in grave danger. Even now, the
extermination chamber is being made ready for you. - Well that's sweet of you
to worry about us, but... Dayton's in there
now talking to the Lido. - The Lido is dead.
Alpha is the new Lido. If you wish to
live, you must... - Go on, go on! - No, it's too late! They're coming for
you, trust me! The prisoners
are ready. - You're just in time
for the ceremonies. Unfortunately, the earth girl
will miss them completely. She has been
sentenced to die. But first, your earth
man has something to say. To whom do you give your
heart and your mind? - To you, my Lido. Steve! Steve, don't let her do this! Can't you hear me? - Stop! - I can't move! - What are you doing? - You cannot move because
I do not wish you to move. My will is supreme,
it must be obeyed! Now...you give the order. - No! Steve, no! I love you! Tell
me you love me! - Take the woman to the
extermination chamber. - Let the ceremonies begin. Let go! No! Don't! Oh! Please stop! - Listen...at the end of
this corridor is a door. This key will open it. Inside you will find the
strange clothes you wore when you arrived here. - Come on, you're
coming with us. - No, I'll stay and
help your friend. - But how? - Shhhh...you must hurry
before the dance is over. Take these. You will
need them for protection against the rock people. You will find the girl at
the bottom of the stairs. Now go quickly! I'll join you
later, I promise. Now please go
before it's too late! - I'll be waiting for you. - Goodbye Lon. I'll always be with you. - This must be it. Come on! - Everything's OK now, June. - Where's Steve? - Zema promised
she'd help him. We'll wait for them here. - Look, I gotta go. I'll meet ya back at the
entrance of the caves. - Where you going? - To pick up a ticket
to a swimming pool, five-block-long cars, and
a house with 50 rooms! - Stop the dancing! Where are the
two earth men? Whoever's responsible
will die for this! All of you...search the area! Why are you not searching
for the earth men? Do you dare defy me? Do you wish to die
with the others? I command you to leave! - At this moment, the earth
men are releasing the girl. Now you will release him! Release him! - You...you cannot
defy me, Zema! You're too weak! Even if you
succeeded momentarily... it would drain you
of all your strength. Look...even now
you grow weak! And... and uncertain... - No...it is you
who are powerless. You cannot move nor speak! Dayton, you are free. - Curse you! - Where am I? What am I doing
in these clothes? - You are free
of her spell. The others are waiting
in the tunnel. Run! Come to Papa! - You cannot leave, Zema! Your strength
is gone...forever! - Oh, Steve!- Thank heavens,
you're all right! We gotta keep moving.
We gotta find our suits! - Oh yeah, we got 'em
back in the tunnel. - Good! Where's Gary? - He said he'd
meet us later. - Now, my slave...you will
release the gas in the caves... and it will be your hand that
destroys the earth people! I command
you...release the gas! Now...pull the lever! I said pull the lever! Don't Zema...all of our
atmosphere will be released! You'll kill us all! - It's no use. This is the only way. - What was that? - Lon! Now I can join you forever! - Zema! Something's happened
to her, I know it! I gotta go back! - No, wait a minute Lon! Put your mask on quickly,
the oxygen is escaping! - What about Gary? - He'll have to
find his own way. - Help! Someone hear me! Your Lido commands you! Dayton...wherever you are... you shall not live! This heat
is unbearable! Our only
chance is to make our way in the shadowed area
near the cliffs. The heat of the sun
would roast us alive! Dayton... I command you to return! Return at once! - Steve!
- What's the matter? I've got to go back! He's under the
spell of that woman, we've got to get him away! Lon, help me! - Look out!
- The rock men! - Dayton...you must obey me! You will obey! My Lido! He'll be killed! We've got
to stop him somehow! I command you, Dayton, to... Everything's
all right now. That's what you
think...they're after us! C'mon, we gotta get outta here! Hey, wait for me! - It's Gary...
- they're after him! Look out! The rock
men! They're in front of you! Put down those bags!
Make a run for it, but keep in the shade! - Not on your life!
- These diamonds are mine! Nobody's gonna get 'em! Gary,
drop those bags! You'll never make it! Gary, stay
out of the sun! Let's
get to the ship. Generators seem to be working. Get ready to
start the countdown. - You think we'll make it? - Well, I'd say we've
got a good chance. - Steve, before we start
this, just one thing... - Yes June? - Do you... do you think I'm
prettier than that girl, the one called Alpha? - Honey, there's only one
thing I ever expect to see that's prettier than you...
and that's old Mother Earth looming up in the view plate.
