La dimensión desconocida 1985 - Ep.81 - El extraño caso de Edgar Witherspoon ( The curious case of Edgar Witherspoon ) - Vídeo Dailymotion

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Cinemanía Club HD  Gran capítulo de la serie, " La dimensión desconocida ", titulado " El extraño caso de Edgar Witherspoon ", del año 1985. Serie de misterio y suspense creada por el gran guionista y productor, " Rod Serling ", en el año 1959.  Si te ha gustado esta gran video de misterio, dale me gusta y suscríbete a este canal. Gracias.

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03:12May I talk to you, Mr. Witherspoon?

03:12Some other time, perhaps.

03:13I have to look for a doll's head.

03:23One old man in a private world of irrational urgencies.

03:28For Dr. Jeremy St. Clair, an all-too-common sight.

03:32But Edgar Witherspoon is a most uncommon old man,

03:36with a secret that reaches out to the four corners of the earth,

03:39as the good doctor is about to discover.

03:43Your niece.

03:44She worries about you.

03:46She's a very nice woman, so tell her not to worry.

03:49See? A simple solution.

03:51Thanks for coming. It's been a pleasure meeting you,

03:53but I have to get on with my work.

03:55Your work?

03:56I bet you'd like to know what it is, wouldn't you?

04:00Yes.

04:01Wrong answer.

04:03Do you see a doll's head here anywhere?

04:07You mean like that?

04:09Ah, too big. Also brunette.

04:11I need blonde.

04:12And I need it in five minutes.

04:13And, uh, what for?

04:19You want Santa Barbara to fall into the ocean?

04:21No.

04:22Then stand aside, sir. Stand aside.

04:25Woo-hoo!

04:37I'm just in the nick of time.

04:39No time to lose.

04:41Mr. Witherspoon.

04:46I'm sorry. I shouldn't be rude.

04:48You've come all this way to see me.

04:51May I come in?

04:52And it was so nice, a pleasure meeting you.

04:54Tell my niece hello.

04:55Now, if you'll excuse me,

04:56I've got to stop the shaking in Santa Barbara.

04:59Mr. Witherspoon.

05:01On your way out.

05:02Could you dump this?

05:03Yes.

05:11Good afternoon, Doctor.

05:15Did you see Uncle Edgar?

05:18Yes, this morning.

05:20Well?

05:20I, uh, wouldn't exactly call it a long conversation.

05:26But long enough to realize that he's...

05:29Oh, absolutely.

05:31On the other hand,

05:33Mr. Witherspoon appears happy and quite harmless.

05:37Harmless?

05:38He pesters strangers on the street.

05:42He runs after garbage trucks.

05:44That is far from harmless.

05:47Somebody saw him take a baby's bottle out of its carriage.

05:51I'm afraid he'll get arrested next time.

05:54Doctor, I will sign anything.

05:58Cooperate in any way I...

06:00All right, maybe I'll have another chat with him

06:02and, uh, a longer one

06:04and see if I hear...

06:05A small earthquake tremor was felled shortly before noon today.

06:09The force was enough to rattle dishes and a few nerves,

06:13but no injuries were reported.

06:13Did you hear that?

06:14What?

06:16There was something about a...

06:17Sorry, it was nothing.

06:19I don't know what I was thinking.

06:21I'll, um, I'll call you.

06:23As soon as I can.

06:25Thank you very much.

06:26A threat of terrorist activity could be a problem.

06:30The drain is affecting the northern lakes

06:32even more than scientists.

06:33There it is.

06:33Gracias.

07:03Mr. Witherspoon?

07:07Go away. I'm not home.

07:11It's Dr. Sinclair.

07:13I was here last week. You remember?

07:15Sorry, I wasn't home last week either.

07:19Mr. Witherspoon, I could legally force you to open this door to me.

07:24Is that what you want?

07:25Mr. Witherspoon, why do you collect doll's heads?

07:55Shoes, paperclips.

07:57I can't afford remrats.

07:59What?

08:00Oh, no. Oh, no.

08:03As usual, it's been lovely. Please don't call again.

08:06I may have to.

08:07The next time it might not be so lovely.

08:09You understand what I mean, Mr. Witherspoon.

08:11Wouldn't you rather invite me in of your own free will?

08:15You must. You must.

08:25Be very, very careful where you walk.

08:28Shhh.

08:30Shhh.

08:34What?

08:37Oh yeah.

08:39You must.

08:44We're off.

08:45Gracias por ver el video.

09:15Gracias por ver el video.

09:45Gracias por ver el video.

10:15Oh, I can't imagine.

10:16I found one, though. You think that's crazy?

10:19Well, you wouldn't by any chance have a business card, would you?

10:24Oh, yes, of course.

10:25That was an easy one.

10:37Well, I won't take up any more of your time.

10:42I've seen more than enough.

10:44I used to be an engineer, earned lots of money.

10:48Then I retired.

10:50Worst mistake I ever made.

10:52Life was so damned boring.

10:56And then the voice spoke to me.

10:59Oh, you also hear voices.

11:01You too?

11:01Please, tell me about it.

11:05I was sitting in the park one day, feeding the pigeons, and suddenly there it was, the voice.

11:15Edgar, it said, have you ever been to England?

11:18Oh, yes.

11:19Why?

11:19No, that's what the voice asked me.

11:23Edgar, it said, in the heart of Big Ben, there is a pendulum that tells the clock how fast to tick.

11:29At the bottom of the pendulum, on top of the big weight, there's a stack of pennies.

11:34Every so often, they take one off.

11:36The clock speeds up.

11:37Or they put one on.

11:38The clock slows down.

11:40The pennies change the balance just a little, but enough to keep the whole mechanism running perfectly.

11:48So, what you have here is some kind of clock.

11:52Of course not.

11:53Why would I build a clock?

11:54Three dollars, any drugstore.

11:56Doesn't lose ten seconds in a year.

11:58Anyway, the voice said, Edgar, the world is a funny place.

12:03Little wars here, big wars there, volcanoes going off, storms, tornadoes, a terrific amount of noise and bother.

12:12You have to build something that will keep the world from going too far.

12:17Maybe even going poof.

12:21What the pennies do for Big Ben, this does for the world.

12:28Who do you think it is who's speaking to you?

12:32Well, sometimes I think it's God.

12:36And then I think, no, God would have a deeper voice.

12:41Would you care for a prune, doctor?

12:42Oh, no, no, thank you.

12:45I was just leaving.

12:47But you've just arrived.

12:48Oh, careful!

12:50I have no idea how the thing works.

12:52All I know is that the voice tells me what it needs, and I get it.

12:57Goodbye, Mr. Witherspoon.

12:58You keep up the good work.

13:01We could call it a sculpture.

13:02Would that make my niece happy?

13:04What?

13:05Oh, no.

13:07If you happen to run across an old tuba, would you bring it by?

13:10I need it in two hours.

13:19Two hours.

13:20Cynthia, don't do this to me.

13:33Uncle Edgar, please.

13:34It's just for three days.

13:36Will they observe you?

13:38It's too long.

13:38It has to be maintained, kept in balance.

13:41Mr. Witherspoon, you hear voices.

13:43That isn't normal.

13:44You must understand that.

13:45You hear voices, too?

13:46No, healthy people do not hear voices.

13:48You hear mine, don't you?

13:51It's not the same thing.

13:52Why?

13:53What's the difference between a sane man hearing a crazy voice and a crazy man hearing a sane voice?

13:58Maybe the truth is somewhere in the middle.

14:00You don't understand the risk you're taking.

14:03I knew it.

14:04There goes Tatoa.

14:08What's Tatoa?

14:09A tiny island in the South Pacific.

14:11What time is it?

14:123.17.

14:14At 3.17 in the afternoon, Tatoa became history because of you.

14:18Priest, where there's still time.

14:21It'll take me days to clean up this junk.

14:24Keep her away from it.

14:26Remember Tatoa.

14:29Classic psychosis.

14:31Tired, feeling useless.

14:32He created a typical delusion of grandeur that he was vital to the world's survival.

14:38Poor Uncle Edgar.

14:39You will take good care of him, won't you?

14:47Mid-East stalemate continues.

14:49Congress passes Transportation Act.

14:52And in the South Pacific, the tiny island of Tatoa is destroyed by a tidal wave.

14:58Details on this and all the news in an hour.

15:01Did he say Tatoa?

15:13Yes, the number for the Chronicle, please.

15:17Thank you.

15:17Hello, I want to check on a news story.

15:25I just heard something on the radio about a tidal wave destroying an island.

15:31Yes, that's it.

15:32Are there any details?

15:35Really?

15:37I don't know where.

15:38When this afternoon?

15:43I mean, exactly what time?

15:48Thank you.

15:52Miss Walker!

15:58Yes, Doctor.

16:00Tatoa was destroyed at 3.17 this afternoon.

16:05Is that bad?

16:05Last week, Santa Barbara was hit by an earthquake.

16:09I'm not taking any chances.

16:12Oh, my God.

16:13The landlady.

16:14She'll destroy it.

16:16Santa Barbara?

16:18Get Mr. Witherspoon released immediately.

16:20Drive him home.

16:20You, personally, as fast as you can.

16:22Come on.

16:35Don't touch his thing.

16:44You didn't, did you?

16:45You haven't touched anything or moved anything.

16:48Yes, why?

16:49Because this is the creation of a disordered mind.

16:55And by studying it, analyzing it, just exactly as he left it, I can, I can come to a deeper insight into Mr. Witherspoon's problem.

17:02He's a loony.

17:03What else do you have to know?

17:04No, no, no, no.

17:05It's not that simple.

17:07I can't rent this place with garbage in it.

17:10All right.

17:14I'll rent it.

17:15You?

17:16Yes.

17:17Yes, I'll give you double what you're getting.

17:19I'll be up later with a check.

17:23Thank you, Mrs. Mulligan.

17:31He's escaped.

17:32Excuse me.

17:33Hello.

17:35Mr. Witherspoon.

17:37Mr. Witherspoon.

17:40Should I call the cops?

17:43No.

17:44No, no.

17:45Everything's going to be fine.

17:47It's going to be fine.

18:03You got a handkerchief?

18:06Oh, yes.

18:07Yes, right away.

18:10Thanks.

18:16That lady had me dressed so fast, I left mine behind.

18:20Mr. Witherspoon, I don't know how to begin to apologize.

18:24Nothing in my training had prepared me for a case like yours.

18:28Well, nice meeting you.

18:30Where are you going?

18:31Away.

18:32Finally.

18:33After 11 years.

18:34But what about Tuff?

18:37The voice spoke to me while I was in your hospital.

18:40It said, Edgar, have you ever been to Miami?

18:44I said no, but I used to think it would be a nice place to retire.

18:48Go for it, the voice said.

18:50You're off duty.

18:53You mean all this isn't necessary anymore?

18:56Sure it is.

18:57It's absolutely essential.

18:59The world still has to be kept in balance.

19:01So, who's going to...

19:03Then look, it needs adjusting already.

19:19There, that's it.

19:20Now, if I can just get a ping-pong ball in there by 7.13, you know.

19:34Well, I guess we solved that little problem.

19:38I'd get a Kraken if I was you.

19:41Impossible.

19:42I refuse.

19:44Jeremy, really, you'll grow to like it.

19:46Give it a chance.

19:48So long.

19:48Don't take any wooden nickels.

19:54Unless you really need them, of course.

19:57Mr. Witherspoon.

20:00Mr. Witherspoon!

20:02Yes.

20:18I've got to help you.

20:33I have to find a tambourine right away.

20:34Right away.

20:35Please.

20:35Can you help me?

20:48Do you know where I can find a tambourine?

20:49If in the next few months you notice that there's been a spate of catastrophes or things are just not going right,

20:57remember that Edgar Witherspoon's replacement is learning how to make some precise adjustments.

21:03Don't worry.

21:04His education will not last long.

21:06And then you might give thanks to a physician whose practice extends to the well-being of the entire planet.

21:14Dr. Jeremy Sinclair offers a unique form of preventative medicine found only in the Twilight Zone.

21:21We'll be right back.

21:43Thank you.

21:43We'll be right back.

21:44Gracias por ver el video.

La dimensión desconocida 1985 - Ep.81 - El extraño caso de Edgar Witherspoon ( The curious case of Edgar Witherspoon )

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