La dimensión desconocida 1985 - Ep.100 - El trance ( The trance ) - Vídeo Dailymotion

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Cinemanía Club HD  Gran capítulo de la serie, " La dimensión desconocida ", titulado " El trance ", 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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00:00Gracias por ver el video.

00:30Gracias por ver el video.

01:00Gracias por ver el video.

01:30Lights, a crowd, a proper atmosphere, and the common coin of desperate belief, commodities

01:37necessary to the life and times of Leonard Randall, who may or may not be someone else

01:44as well.

01:46Thank you.

04:18Yes.

04:20Thank you, Delos.

04:23Yes.

05:23Thank you.

05:54He whose body I inhabit has reached his limit, and I must go.

06:01Remember all I have said here today, and seek the light within each of you.

06:11I am Delos, and I wish you well.

06:22Ladies and gentlemen, thank you all for coming, but I'm afraid Leonard will have to rest for

06:38a while.

06:38We invite you to come back next week.

06:40And remember, an audio cassette of tonight's session will be available in the front lobby

06:44in about an hour.

06:45Thank you very much.

06:46Thank you.

06:46Casi.

06:55Están saliendo.

07:00Leonard.

07:02Hey, los clíperes están ganando. ¿Van creerlo?

07:06Ya está hora.

07:08Quiero que venga aquí y aquí.

07:11¿Cómo fue la toma?

07:13De usual, up from yesterday, which was up from the day before.

07:17Numbers?

07:24Ah, we're booked solid on the three-day retreat.

07:27Crystal's tapes and amulets are up five percent.

07:29Book sales are up by ten, but holding.

07:32We got the printer standing by for another run after the TV show.

07:35Ah, which reminds me, don't forget, you got the pre-interview tomorrow afternoon at three, okay?

07:39Good.

07:40Should be quite a reaction when Delos goes coast to coast.

07:43Just a hop, skipping a jump, till we have a show of room.

07:46One step at a time.

07:48As our good friend Delos might say,

07:50never take anything for granted in the profit biz.

07:56Words far truer than he suspects.

08:00Hey, that's a good one.

08:03Yeah, thanks, it is a good line.

08:05Listen, get me everything you can on Daphne Blake.

08:07The more I know going in, the better I'll be able to tailor Delos.

08:09Yeah, will do.

08:10Shall I also send her a bio on you?

08:12I suppose, but nothing too spectacular.

08:14Just indicate that I'm a humble tool of the great Delos.

08:20But a worthy tool can be made from even the basest of medals.

08:27Right.

08:28So you understand, gentlemen, this is just a formality.

08:38Miss Blake likes first-time guests to come by, get a feel for the place.

08:42Let us know what you want to talk about.

08:44Right this way, please.

08:47Formality saves me the trouble of keeping notice.

08:49Is there anything in particular you'd like to mention when you're on the air?

08:58Only that the true meaning in life is that which we choose to give it,

09:02and that the universe is not without mercy,

09:04and not so jealous that it cannot allow for a multitude of visions.

09:08All truths are correct.

09:09All creeds valid.

09:11And the only secret is that there is no secret.

09:13And we're having a rally at the Pacific Arts Stadium on the 14th.

09:22So perhaps Miss Blake would want to mention that.

09:27Sure.

09:29Which part?

09:29You'll have to excuse, Mr. Randall.

09:33He's been working very hard.

09:35Sometimes it's hard to keep it all straight.

09:38I have no trouble seeing things as they are.

09:40That is indeed my curse.

09:42I see this television as the single greatest time waster in the history of mankind.

09:47You make sport of people's pain,

09:49and exploit people and sell trinkets to those who cannot afford them.

09:52You do this to increase your own wealth.

09:54Yes, I see things quite well, indeed.

09:56And I see that the woman in whose employ you labor is an adulteress,

10:00a user of chemicals.

10:01That'll be quite enough.

10:04But excuse me.

10:09What the hell is wrong with you?

10:11What?

10:12Where's the guy?

10:13He's gone, and I wouldn't blame him if he had the appearance canceled.

10:16That's what you said.

10:17I said what?

10:18I didn't say anything.

10:19Leonard, don't play games with me.

10:22I'm not, Don.

10:24Honest.

10:26You're not, huh?

10:34And I see that the woman in whose employ you labor is an adulteress,

10:38a user of chemicals.

10:40Who's that?

10:42It's you.

10:43You know what?

10:54What's the situation?

10:58Okay.

10:59I talked to the producer at Daphne Blake's show.

11:01I took a lot of talking, Leonard, and a lot of favors called in, okay?

11:04I was still due to go on the air.

11:08That's, hey, that's good at least.

11:11Maybe.

11:16Leonard.

11:16This can't keep going on.

11:22Now, you're going to have to do something before we go on the show.

11:26You have to get control of that, uh, that voice.

11:30Well, it can't be Delos.

11:31There is no Delos.

11:33I mean, Don, we invented him.

11:35Remember?

11:36I said a 10,000-year-old warrior, and you thought I said a 10,000-year-old warrior.

11:42Hell, I thought you'd never stop laughing.

11:44Yeah, only it's not funny anymore, Leonard.

11:47And the money and the good times, it all comes to a stop unless you can get this under control.

11:56Which is why I've made an appointment with someone for you.

11:58Uh, he's a specialist, and I think he can help.

12:03A psychiatrist?

12:06No way.

12:08Not a chance.

12:10Leonard.

12:12Uh, I don't know what's going on here, and neither do you.

12:17All I know is everything is riding on this show tomorrow.

12:21Now, mess up, man.

12:23And we're finished.

12:25I said no.

12:26N-O.

12:28I can handle it!

12:32I'm sorry.

12:33Look, can we backtrack a moment?

12:36I think there's something I'm not getting here.

12:38You're a trans-channeler, aren't you?

12:40Yes.

12:41Not to be judgmental, but you're supposed to hear voices, yes?

12:48Yes.

12:49Then what's the problem?

12:50Well,

12:53it's, uh,

12:54you've got to understand, Dr. Greenberg.

12:57I'm really getting this voice, see?

12:59And I've got to go on TV tomorrow.

13:03So, unless you can help.

13:05Uh, television.

13:07Now I start to get the picture, so to speak.

13:10Mr. Randall,

13:12I've worked as a psychotherapist for 20 years.

13:16I pride myself on my record.

13:18If it's all the same to you,

13:19I'd rather not be the subject of this little publicity stunt.

13:22You may claim to hear as many voices as you wish, Mr. Randall.

13:25But do not come to me to add credibility to your little scam.

13:30Yes, you are a good man.

13:32One of the few I have met recently.

13:34That's right, and I...

13:35Oh, I see.

13:37And this is the voice, is it?

13:39Very nice.

13:41What else do you do?

13:42I speak honestly, that's all.

13:44It's not unlike what you do, I think.

13:46Oh, I see.

13:47And, uh, who might you be?

13:49Napoleon?

13:50Aristotle?

13:50Napoleon is dead.

13:52Aristotle is dead.

13:53And you do not look well yourself.

13:55Why do you do that to yourself?

13:58I think that'll be all for today, Mr. Randall.

14:03You miss her very much, don't you?

14:06What?

14:10I see such pain in you.

14:12But there was nothing you could do,

14:14even if you had arrived sooner.

14:15It would have been too late.

14:17Your wife misses you as much as you miss her.

14:21But she would prefer you did not hurry the reunion.

14:23Get out!

14:24What?

14:25What did I do?

14:25Just, how dare you?

14:27How dare you use my wife, too?

14:28Of all the cheap, just get out!

14:30Forget my fee, forget the whole thing, just go away!

14:32Hey, how do I look?

14:51Never mind how you look.

14:52How do you feel?

14:53I think it'll be okay.

14:54I taped myself last night, and the voice, whatever.

14:59It didn't say a word all night.

15:00Maybe it's gone.

15:01Well, let's hope so.

15:03Three minutes, Mr. Randall.

15:06Look, just keep telling yourself.

15:09Get through this.

15:10Make Thalos a star, and we are set out for life.

15:15All right?

15:15Come on, let's get out of here.

15:16Well, we're back.

15:21Our next guest has been making quite a splash these days, and we're very pleased to have

15:25him on the show.

15:26He's a trans-channeler, and that's a fascinating subject we'll explore in just a moment.

15:31But first, I'd like to welcome him to this, his first television appearance, Mr. Leonard

15:35Randall.

15:37Hello, Leonard.

15:39How are you?

15:39So, Leonard, could you start by telling us what this trans-channeling is all about?

15:48I mean, how would you describe what it is that you do?

16:03These are sad times, Miss Blake.

16:06All that is mysterious, all that is magic, has been leached away.

16:10People who do not see the magic in themselves seek it in someone else.

16:14They are so desperate for mystery, for something to believe in, they are willing to accept without

16:19question even the most outrageous propositions.

16:22Such as?

16:23Such as the man sitting in this chair.

16:27And for the honor of being treated like sheep, for the distinction of being treated like gullible

16:33children they are willing to sacrifice.

16:35They would give it all for a scent of magic.

16:41Mr. Randall, do you suppose that we could speak with Delos?

16:45He's the ten-thousand-year-old warrior that you channel, isn't he?

16:48There is no Delos.

16:50There never was.

16:53Considered an investment of innocence that turned a considerable profit, and now the game

16:58is over.

16:59The masquerade is ended.

17:02To the followers of Delos, I can only offer the sincere apologies of Leonard Randall.

17:06And one slightly used piece of wisdom.

17:09Do not seek enlightenment in the vain and self-indulgent proclamations of those who insist

17:14you must pay for your own soul.

17:16Do not seek it in this box, or in the opinions of others.

17:20Do not seek it in the quiet turning of your own considered conscience.

17:28Thank you.

17:30Well, folks, you've heard it here first.

17:33We'll be back right after these messages.

17:34I'm almost afraid to ask.

17:52The scandal's killing us.

17:54Everyone who's ever given us a dime is asking for it back.

17:58We've logged 200 angry calls.

18:00The investors are pulling out left, right, and center.

18:02Oh, yeah, and the IRS is nosing around.

18:06We were on shaky financial footing as it was, but now, if you're lucky, there's enough

18:10to get you a hotel somewhere for the night.

18:13If you're not, what are we going to do?

18:18We?

18:20Hey, man, I'm out of here.

18:23Yeah, it's too bad, really.

18:24I thought you were sharp.

18:26I don't know.

18:26I thought you had it.

18:28Anyway, I was wrong.

18:29I got a gig with a healer down in Panama.

18:33Folks say he's the best around.

18:35Probably make it big in a few years.

18:37With the right lieutenant.

18:46Get some serious help, Leonard.

18:50And if we should ever cross a hallway somewhere, just pretend you never met me.

18:57I will.

19:11Well, Leonard, guess it's all over now.

19:17Quite to the contrary.

19:19It is only the beginning.

19:20You.

19:27It's you.

19:29Yes.

19:30I'm pleased that you can hear me at last.

19:32There was so much in the way between us.

19:34That's why I had to get rid of it all, you see.

19:35You couldn't hear me.

19:41Anger, Mr. Randall?

19:43It seems rather pointless, don't you think?

19:45Isn't that what you said?

19:46What Delos said?

19:47Suburge Anger.

19:49Find the center.

19:50Where the hell are you?

19:53Come on out.

19:54I'll kill you.

19:54You're out here.

19:56Where are you?

19:58I'm here, Mr. Randall.

19:59With you.

20:01Why are you doing this to me?

20:05Why?

20:07Look over here, Mr. Randall.

20:09I'm here at your urging, Mr. Randall.

20:18You said the universe had chosen you for wisdom, and you, of all people, should know that sometimes,

20:23when you speak to the universe, the universe listens.

20:27You asked for wisdom, and now you will receive it.

20:32It will be a long process, but to that end, I am willing to be your constant companion.

20:37I will be with you every moment, day and night, for as long as it takes.

20:43How long?

20:48How long will it take?

20:53Twenty, thirty years, at most.

20:56And now, as you say, in your modern world, let's take it from the top.

21:09Critical reviews received and reluctantly acknowledged by Mr. Leonard Randall.

21:14A case study in showmanship, who found himself upstaged in the final act by The Twilight Zone.

21:26A case study in showmanship, who found himself upstaged in the final act by The Twilight Zone.

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