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Jupiter Moon is a science fiction soap opera television series first broadcast by British Satellite Broadcasting's Galaxy channel in 1990. 150 episodes were commissioned and made, but only the first 108 were broadcast before the closure of BSB. Episodes 109–150 were first shown in the UK on the Sci Fi Channel in 1996.
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00:01God, as soon as he starts going out with her, it's all different.
00:03Melody!
00:04He could have got a star cut this month with over one to two.
00:06Melody!
00:07Oh, wait!
00:08Oh, God, wait!
00:09Here's me, Daniel.
00:10Great.
00:30The End
00:39The End
00:44don't tell me red mullet
01:14petra priority earth call to doodler's finance office person to person peter landersman
01:2420 minutes do you want priority clearance from the captain petra do i need it captain's priority
01:32takes precedence over any other priority petra has he got a priority earth call in waiting
01:38no well don't irritate me then petra what's the payload
01:4330 kilos of goods one passenger miss sabine galland
01:48oh yeah what is she one
01:53don't tell me that devil fimbo's asked her up for breakfast eh
02:00it's really good it's good melody if you feel that bad about it then why don't you put yourself in
02:09for a counseling session with christophe i'm not going to talk to somebody i don't know about it
02:13but you don't mind talking to me about it you don't mind making my life a misery it's not my fault
02:18i thought he's moved her into a staff cabin sarah sorry but you're supposed to be my friend
02:23hi how do you think i felt when anna just came out with it in the middle of the bar everyone
02:27was looking at me nobody would have looked at you if you hadn't just got up and flounced out
02:31you could have just told me i think i've got enough problems of my own at the moment
02:36i'm sorry i'm sorry hiya
02:39rumpus came on in one
02:41hello
02:45gabriella try this it's not as bad as it looks
02:50philippe you're a so hard man aren't you
02:53listen i've had a great idea for lunchtime you're going to love it
02:57hi oh good morning
03:04that reporter woman's on the warpath thought i better tell you give you time to get your passions
03:09under control fimbo are you listening yes don't tell her anything even if she offers you sweeties
03:18not unless you want breland tearing it limb from limb toodaloo how are you phimbo
03:25um well i'm in a bit of a rush actually why mustn't you tell me anything i can't tell you
03:31the thing is if i find it out anywhere i should use it but if you tell me of the record we could
03:37come to some agreement i think you've just offered me a sweet yes yes perhaps i'm wasting my time
03:45perhaps i should see if professor brandon wants to tear me limb from limb tell me which is this room
03:53phimbo you're being ridiculous haven't you got work to do i'm already late
04:02five minutes is not gonna hurt
04:03go to work
04:09do with it you love me oh i love you i love you i love you you're gonna break something
04:14god you're mad but you love me you'll get the sack i don't care about the sack
04:19who is it charles petra store my call your personal call to peter landesman is stored open
04:35this is a very unexpected pleasure why didn't you tell me you were coming i couldn't sleep in that
04:40awful hostel so at six o'clock i thought i'd pop up and see how you all are well i'm fine but i've got
04:45a lot to do so i wonder what we could find to entertain you this morning i had some entertainment
04:51already finbo ah i've never found him very entertaining he wouldn't speak to me oh well
05:00he's rather gauche you know gauche but honest perhaps is that why you told him not to speak to me
05:06the trouble with finbo is it gets half an idea in his head and he doesn't know the other half
05:13what does that mean particularly when he's in the company of a beautiful and sophisticated woman
05:21give me a few more days and i'll tell you everything and when i do i promise you this
05:27it'll be the biggest story to come out of jupiter's system since we got here
05:30what are you doing for dinner tonight you tell me the stardust at eight i'd rather eat here oh no
05:41food's terrible let me walk you to the shuttle ah you'll be able to catch it on its way back but i
05:47don't want to go yet i just got here no no you've seen everything there is on the elia don't worry
05:51i'll amuse myself okay hi i'm late this morning
06:04still what the hell not often i'm late huh you wouldn't want to buy a girl a coffee busy
06:10yeah maybe some other time all the while finbo
06:19finbo has she got the hots for you or what
06:25finbo news if you see sabine galland again you're still not to say anything to her do you understand
06:31that's why i don't know what number staff cabin he's in and i don't see what difference it makes
06:40if i know i can avoid it but we never go anywhere near the staff cabins but why don't you go and do
06:45something like what i don't know go to the gym no is he in there not yet but if he finds you standing
06:51outside a first year study lab then it's pretty obvious that you're waiting for him isn't it
06:55um gabriella philippe you can sit here next to each other you'll soon get to know everyone
07:08you know some people are ready actually hello i'll tell you what i'll invite some of the guys to my
07:14cabin and then you'll get to know everyone what's the lecturer like oh he's the one living with that
07:18second year you know we saw them in the bars i meant as a teacher not his love life you are going to
07:23adore john françois because he's so good at his job oh hi sarah oh hi poor sarah is having to
07:30research so many subjects i thought you were too anna well yeah only one or two but um i'm going to
07:37concentrate on my physics now of course wouldn't it be good if you could do as well as me in theoretical
07:42physics i expect to do well in physics you expect to do well in everything i don't i know what i'm
07:47good at them what i'm bad at now now believe gabriella everyone you're all invited to lunch with
07:53me today in my cabin everyone look you've passed your exams you're on course for your degree
08:03what else do you want i don't know whether i want to stay up here anymore where would you go i haven't
08:09got anywhere to go melody uh i'm not very good at dishing out advice but apparently this new doctor
08:16is a qualified counsellor you see jean-pasois's new room yes number six on gantry two my old room
08:24i've never seen a staff room on gantry two no hi hi how are you fine you fine
08:35sorry i gotta go you say because i'll see you later what can i do i don't want to upset her
08:47stay out of her way i should think how can we stay out of each other's way
08:53mercedes i want to ask you a favor no listen she's here sabine on the ship i want you to keep
09:00her out of mischief you must be completely mad charles the only person i can trust i'm pretty
09:04certain she's hanging around concept trying to squeeze information out of finball lewis no
09:10he's very worried about dadalus isn't he he certainly doesn't care about anything else oh great
09:16i'm glad i've caught you and having a big lunch in my cabin after morning classes
09:20i've invited practically everybody you will come won't you
09:34what do you think of didalus 10 captain didalus oh it's a funny old thing oh in what way well it
09:48reminds me of the time the european space agency sent this mission up without telling the crew
09:53where they were going they thought it was some sort of experiment what they didn't realize was that for
09:58the crew is a normal state of affairs hello yeah i was just telling sabine about some of my early
10:04adventures but not your later ones how interesting yeah well i suppose you've got more important
10:10things to do than listen to my old stories eh perhaps i could meet some of the students i really
10:16ought to don't you think yes what a good idea sabine i know where i could find a few students for you
10:21all right yes
10:28oh pan
10:30mercedes hi oh it's good of you to come the students would be so pleased to see a postgrad
10:35anna this is sabine she's a reporter and she's been on callisto for a couple of months
10:39a reporter who do you work for anybody who pays me and she'd like to talk to just a few students
10:46well i'll sit down won't you they'll be along soon after morning class but in the meantime
10:54you can talk to me if you want have a plate sabine it's sushi anna is that last night's sushi from club
11:01california it's very good it's nice well maybe you'd like to show sabine your physics research anna
11:07yeah i could get a copy of my thesis that'd be good oh my god i had no idea it's that late i really
11:16have to catch the midday shuttle but if you stay you'll meet all the students yeah maybe some other
11:22time oh well i'll come with you it's okay i know my way to the shuttle no trouble but what about my
11:28what about the sushi
11:45open
11:58the
12:27Oh, please, Paul.
12:41You might feel like crying.
12:44People very often do when they come for counseling.
12:51So, you're Sarah Robbins.
12:54Yes. You're 19 and you come from Nottingham, England.
12:58Yeah.
13:00You've been on board for 10 months, plus 5 months to get here.
13:0415 months away from home, yes?
13:05Yeah.
13:08I'm Christophe. I've had two years' experience of counseling.
13:12One before I qualified as a doctor, one after.
13:15Have you ever had counseling before?
13:18Um, only the usual sessions you get when you apply to come up here.
13:21Do you want to tell me what's making you unhappy?
13:29Oh, Penn.
13:32Gabriella, Philippe, come in.
13:34Look, come and sit down and see what you'd like to eat.
13:36It's over here.
13:37What would you like to eat?
13:39How was your class?
13:40He had a look at the modules we'd done on the way up.
13:42Yeah, he didn't seem too impressed in my case.
13:44Oh, never mind.
13:46Vianna's all following you, aren't they?
13:47I'm not really sure who's coming.
13:48Well, we did wait for a bit, but they were all talking to each other.
13:52And then one girl went off to the gym.
13:54Oh, well, perhaps she'll come afterwards.
13:56You must go to the gym.
13:58It's very good for you.
13:59You must take exercise.
14:01They've got all kinds of equipment there.
14:03Well, maybe we could go together.
14:05Er, we already go.
14:06Yeah, we're going to the habit on the way up.
14:08Hmm.
14:11Well, I expect everyone else to be along soon.
14:14Oh, two-step without me.
14:16Hmm.
14:16Oh, two-step without me.
14:44Everything just seems to have gone wrong.
14:52I don't know what to do anymore.
14:54What's gone wrong?
14:59What's the easiest thing for you to tell me about?
15:03Exams, I suppose.
15:04I failed four out of six, and I'm having to retake them.
15:10Why do you think you failed?
15:14My boyfriend told me he didn't want to go out with me anymore.
15:19He's going to get married to somebody else.
15:27We ought to be going now, shouldn't you, Steve?
15:29Yes, I suppose so.
15:30Thanks very much for lunch, Anna.
15:34It was lovely.
15:35I wonder if they thought I meant tomorrow lunchtime.
15:39Yes, maybe.
15:40Do you think so?
15:41Do you reckon?
15:43I expect they had work to do.
15:45Yeah.
15:45Thanks again.
15:48It's funny, nobody came.
15:52Did you get rid of her?
15:54Uh-huh, I put her on the shuttle.
15:55I expect she'll bounce back.
15:57Persistent little thing, isn't she?
15:58Oh, yeah.
15:58Elliot, do you make the story of your life up as you go along?
16:03Certainly not.
16:03It's all true.
16:04No.
16:05She is.
16:05She is.
16:06Do you think she was interested?
16:07No.
16:09She seems to have taken quite a shine to Breland.
16:12No.
16:14She's probably just putting it on, just a worm information out of him.
16:16No, not entirely.
16:18Well, what could a woman see in him?
16:20He's a cold fish.
16:21No, he's not.
16:22He's a man with great passions.
16:25Not for people?
16:26No.
16:27People come second.
16:29Second?
16:31Ninety-ninth.
16:31You take the advice of an old solar ship rider.
16:34Oh, Elliot, don't go on.
16:35I can't face it.
16:37I was going to go down to Space City, but I didn't want to go to Lois Lane.
16:41I'll come with you.
16:42Buy you dinner, if you like.
16:44Well, I...
16:45You're afraid I'm going to get drunk and start making up the story of my life, aren't you?
16:50Yes.
16:50You are the cleverest person on board, you know that?
16:55Including him?
16:56Including me.
16:58Come on.
16:59You need cheering up.
17:00Say yes.
17:03Yes.
17:04Yes.
17:04She's obviously a complete social misfit.
17:08That's why she latched onto us in the first press.
17:09That's a bit hard.
17:10She seems to have a lot of friends.
17:11No, she doesn't, Philippe.
17:12I mean, she's always muscling in other people's conversations.
17:15Well, she's been very nice to us.
17:16Look, I don't want to be horrible.
17:18I don't want to spend all my time with her either.
17:20We don't have to.
17:21How can we avoid it?
17:22I mean, she's forever dropping in and calling up and sitting next to us.
17:25Yeah, but she only does that out of...
17:27There you are.
17:28Oh, you know, I've been looking for you everywhere.
17:31Hi, Anna.
17:34Captain Creasy around?
17:35Oh, he's up till tomorrow.
17:38I'm expecting an Earth Corps.
17:40It's been put off and put off, and now I'm going down to Callisto.
17:43Can you reroute it to me when it comes through?
17:45Yes, yes, of course.
17:46Mr. Peter Lansman, deedless finance.
17:49God knows what he's up to.
17:50Well, you know what they're like in these big corporations.
17:52I'm the one who has to hold everything together when things start falling apart in our hands.
17:56Yes.
17:58You saw the reporter, didn't you?
18:00Oh, she told you, did she?
18:02I think you amused her.
18:03Amused her?
18:04I didn't tell her anything.
18:06That's what amused her.
18:07Next time, try and be a bit more subtle, would you?
18:11Subtle?
18:13I was told not to answer any questions.
18:18Don't do that.
18:20You're giving me a heart attack.
18:21I'm sorry.
18:22Couldn't help myself.
18:23He's so quiet up here.
18:25I like Gantry Four.
18:27That's nice.
18:28It's funny.
18:30Oh, no.
18:35Oh, John.
18:37What happened?
18:38It's practically empty.
18:41When you were swinging me around your head this morning.
18:44Oh, I'm sorry.
18:48Me?
18:49You.
18:50Yep.
18:51Look at that.
18:58Oh.
18:59Well, that'll be nice for her.
19:01Yeah.
19:01Make a change.
19:03You'd better go and find her.
19:04She'll have some sorting out to do.
19:05All right.
19:05See you.
19:06Yeah.
19:08Anna, this could be very dangerous, you know.
19:09I mean, you could upset the whole ecosystem.
19:12Oh, rubbish.
19:12It won't hurt him.
19:13I'm sure his nutrition is very carefully balanced.
19:15I believe what's a study nutritionist.
19:17What's wrong with that?
19:19Uh, he doesn't seem too keen.
19:22Would you be?
19:23And I've had a great idea, you two.
19:26Why don't we have a fancy dress party?
19:29You could get the first chance to come, and I could get my crowd.
19:32It was silly me trying to have a lunch party.
19:34Everybody's busy at lunchtime.
19:36But I know they'd love to have a party in the evening.
19:39What about next week?
19:41Well, I...
19:42I think it might be good.
19:43Yeah, it would be nice.
19:44Yeah.
19:45I've got some good news for you.
19:46Me?
19:47Yeah.
19:48Your outstanding performance in the physics exams.
19:50You've been awarded a bursary for a visit to the Deep Space Observatory in Pacifier.
19:54You're joking.
19:55No, I'm not.
19:56But only the cleverest students go to the observatory.
19:58Exactly.
19:59I can't believe it.
20:00You only better her up and believe it because the shuttle is perfect.
20:02I can't believe it.
20:03Congratulations.
20:06Nina, did you have a good day?
20:08Do anything interesting?
20:10No.
20:12I went to see the new doctor.
20:14Any good?
20:15Well, I'm going back.
20:16I cried all the way through it, of course, but I do feel a bit better now.
20:19I'm beginning to think that there could be life after Bob after all.
20:23No.
20:25You ought to think about going, Melody.
20:28I'm fine, thanks.
20:36But it's not dog shop this evening.
20:42How do you tell me something else you say?
20:45Yeah.
20:46Where do I start?
20:47I wanted to be a journalist ever since I was a tiny girl.
20:50Excuse me.
20:52Rellan?
20:53Your earth call, Professor.
20:55Oh, yes.
20:56Put it through, will you?
20:57Excuse me.
20:58Of course.
20:59I don't want the waiters to hear.
21:04Good evening, Charles.
21:08Evening, Charles.
21:15Rellan to Peter Landersman.
21:18Why haven't you got a fixed date for the signing?
21:21It is absolutely vital that we get that money through as soon as possible.
21:24I can't tell you anymore, but it's very serious.
21:26Call me as soon as you know.
21:35I didn't know you were coming down.
21:37Elliot invited me.
21:38How are you getting on not telling her anything?
21:41Mercedes.
21:42Hmm?
21:42Thank you for keeping her out of mischief this afternoon.
21:45Oh, you don't have to thank me, Charles.
21:47I want to, I'm grateful.
21:48No, I wasn't doing it for you.
21:50I was doing it because I care about tedious.
21:54I'll see you later, then.
21:55Okay.
21:56How about a little Ivner first?
21:58Bucks Fizz, Giroil, or just a plain old bottle of bubbly?
22:01Oh, that'd be nice.
22:04Was it an important call?
22:06No, not really.
22:07Sorry about that.
22:08Now then, where were we?
22:11You were just going to tell me the true story of the strip miners, the Molybdenum and Titillus 10.
22:17Oh, that's funny.
22:18I thought I was going to hear all about your kindergarten in Hamburg.
22:21How do you know I come from Hamburg?
22:23I'm interested.
22:25Most of the other reporters we've had up here have been men.
22:27Not very attractive ones either.
22:30Look at him.
22:31Yeah, a waste of time, really.
22:33Why doesn't he just put arsenic in her oysters?
22:35I suppose he hasn't thought of that.
22:36Oh, no, no, no.
22:37He prefers it like this.
22:38He likes to use his personality.
22:40Arsenic a bit quicker.
22:41In most careers, there's a chance.
22:45Grab that chance, he can make all the difference.
22:48And you were my chance.
22:50No one knows more about dealers than I do.
22:53No one's closer to the nuts and bolts of what's going on.
22:56But you don't tell me anything.
22:59Trust me.
23:00Wait a few more days, and I'll give you a story that will knock everything else off the headlines.
23:05Any closer, he'll impale himself on a kebab.
23:10Will you trust me?
23:12Will he wait till I give you the whole story?
23:15Yes.
23:19I'm not drunk.
23:35I'm not drunk.
24:05I'm not drunk.
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