Gran capítulo de la serie, " La dimensión desconocida ", titulado " Había una anciana ", del año 1985. Serie de misterio y suspense creada por el gran guionista y productor, " Rod Serling ", en el año 1959.
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04:21To Brian, who I'm sure always picks up his toys and always puts away his clothes, and who certainly never, ever, ever has creatures in his closet.
04:38With kindest wishes.
04:40What's that?
04:42That's me, Hallie Parker.
04:46What do you say, Brian?
04:48Gosh, thanks, Miss Parker.
04:50You're very welcome.
04:54Want me to read you a story?
04:56I can read.
04:57Oh, of course you can.
04:59Oh, would you like to read to me?
05:02You can if you want.
05:04Once there was a lad named Ned who never, ever made his bed.
05:16His toys were never in their box.
05:18His bedroom floor was piled with socks, and under them was underwear.
05:24Who knows what else was under there?
05:28Ned's mother begged.
05:30She pitched a fit.
05:32Your room looks like a cyclone hit.
05:36And did Ned care?
05:38Hmm?
05:40Not one bit.
05:43This part.
05:47And when he started cleaning, this is what he found.
05:51Creatures in the closet.
05:53Badgers need the bed.
05:54No toys inside the toy box.
05:57A pen of pigs was there instead.
06:00I guess I never noticed was all that dear Ned said.
06:07And Ned just said?
06:09Hmm.
06:10So that's what made that noise.
06:12I knew it wasn't me and the quietest of boys.
06:18It must have been creatures in the closet and badgers need the bed
06:25that trampled all my toys and clothes and made my mom see red.
06:32He has to go to sleep now.
06:33Of course.
06:34Oh, Mom.
06:35Oh, no.
06:36That's enough excitement for one day.
06:37Can you come back again?
06:39Well, I don't know, Brian.
06:41I'm...
06:42I'm...
06:43I'm...
06:44I'm...
06:45I'm...
06:46going away.
06:47I'm moving to another place and it's a little far away.
06:49Oh.
06:50Oh.
06:51Oh.
06:52But, uh...
06:53We'll see.
06:54Okay.
06:55Bye, Miss Parker.
06:56Bye, Brian.
06:57Now you get well real quick.
07:00Well, I don't know.
07:02I'm...
07:03I'm...
07:04I'm...
07:05I'm going away.
07:06I'm moving to another place and it's a little far away.
07:08Oh.
07:09But, uh...
07:10We'll see.
07:11Okay.
07:12Bye, Miss Parker.
07:14Bye, Brian.
07:15Now...
07:16You get well real quick.
07:19Bye.
07:20Bye.
07:21Bye.
07:22Bye.
07:23Bye.
07:24Bye.
07:25Bye.
07:26Bye.
07:27¿Qué pasa?
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11:03¿Qué pasa?
11:33¿Qué pasa?
12:03Gage and Martin Glaser, this is Miss Hallie Parker.
12:05Well, I imagine that you've knocked some baseballs into living rooms in your day, eh, Mr. Glaser?
12:12I've never been one for sports.
12:14Anyway, uh, shall we get started?
12:20Thank you.
12:21Solid oak.
12:31And not a nick or a splinter in it.
12:34So that you can slide down the banister sometimes if you want to.
12:38Gee, Miss Parker, I hope we're not keeping you from anything.
12:41No, no, not at all.
12:43Shall we move on?
12:49The room seemed rather closed in.
12:51Imagine all of this, uh, opened up.
12:55You know, with the sun coming in in the morning, it just makes the world of difference.
13:00I suppose if this dark old furniture was out of here...
13:03We could put in that white leather sofa we were looking at.
13:07Oh, but white gets so dirty, doesn't it, with children running in and out?
13:11That's not a problem.
13:12Well, we're not planning on children.
13:16Next room.
13:21I know it seems tiny in here, but it's all the books that make it feel so small.
13:30It's still very dark, though.
13:33I'm thinking skylight.
13:35And some throw pillows, a pale, soft, gray carpet.
13:39You could even knock out this sidewall.
13:41It would make a whole new room for you.
13:44So many memories.
13:46We're standing in a bit of history, you know.
13:48I mean, Miss Parker wrote all her famous children's books in this room, at this very desk.
13:54Didn't you, Miss Parker?
13:57Ah, yes, I, uh...
14:01Perhaps you're familiar with some of the titles?
14:03I doubt it.
14:05No?
14:07Well, they escaped me at the moment, too.
14:08Anyway, onward and upward.
14:12Now, you'll notice that the staircase actually complements the home.
14:16It sort of sweeps you up to the next floor.
14:18Well, I guess it has potential, although it needs a ton of work to make it livable.
14:23Oh, well, of course you're right, but that's half the fun, isn't it?
14:25Breathing new life into an old place.
14:27Oh!
14:29All I need is kids running into my house all day.
14:32Is this what you call a quiet neighborhood?
14:35Oh, well, it's normally a very...
14:37Well, it's only children with their playthings.
14:40I told you this place gave me a bad feeling.
14:43Let's go.
14:46Miss Parker, do you want to sell this house or not?
14:49I was only trying to be helpful.
14:51You're only trying to be helpful.
14:53Well, how about keeping the toys picked up and the kids out?
14:56Thank you so very much.
15:05Who's there?
15:10Okay.
15:11Let's go.
15:11Gracias.
15:41Gracias.
16:11Gracias.
16:41Hello.
16:43Uh, Mrs. Harris, this is Hallie Parker.
16:48Hallie Parker?
16:49You remember, I came by to see Brian last week.
16:54Oh, yes, of course.
16:56I'm sorry to bother you so late, but I thought that you'd want me to call.
17:01I've had some trouble with pranks from the neighborhood children.
17:06Maybe some of them go to school with Brian, I don't know, but one of them has taken his book.
17:12What are you talking about?
17:14The book that I autographed for it.
17:17Ms. Parker, Brian's dead.
17:21Dead?
17:26I'm terribly sorry.
17:29Uh, Ms. Parker?
17:31Ms. Parker, why are you, uh, why are you calling?
17:35I, I have his book here.
17:38Uh, I'm sorry, it, uh, it can't be.
17:41You must be mistaken.
17:42Ms. Parker, uh, the funeral was this morning, and we left the book with him.
17:48It was his favorite, and we figured he would, he would like that.
17:52But, his book.
17:56Ms. Parker, I'm sorry, this is time to call.
17:59Time to call.
18:10Who's that?
18:11How cool is that?
18:24How cool is that?
18:35All right, children, where are you?
19:05Here, here we are, in the air, in the air, feeding our birds away.
19:18Along came a spider, and sat down beside her, and frightened Miss Muppet away.
19:26Don't go, Miss Parker.
19:43Ryan.
19:45Read us a story.
19:48Us?
19:50And my friends. We want you to stay.
19:53Stay.
19:55Stay.
19:56What should I stay?
19:57Read the story.
19:58Read the story.
19:59Read the story.
20:00Read the story.
20:02You won't leave us, will you?
20:11Of course not.
20:14Promise?
20:21I promise.
20:23Once there was a lad named Ned, who never ever made his bed.
20:36His toys were never in their pots.
20:38His bedroom floor was piled with socks, and under them was underwear.
20:44Who knows what else was under there?
20:46Ned's mother bed, she pitched a fit.
20:51Your room looks like a cyclone to it.
20:54And did Ned care?
20:56Not one bit.
20:58And when he started cleaning, this is what he found.
21:02Creatures in the closet, badgers in the bed, no toys inside the toy box.
21:07There was an old woman, a page in a book, mere phrases and words at which no one would look.
21:14But a tale worth telling has a life of its own, happily ever after, in the Twilight Zone.
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