Jupiter Moon - 088 Finbow is outside, with vertigo. - video Dailymotion

William Woollard

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.   Instagram only allows me to upload videos less than 20 minutes, YouTube just isn't having me..   where else do random people post/share random videos for random people?   For full-length version of this and access to the >150tb archive from which this was pulled.. feel free to contact me directly.   -*_*We appreciate your donations to our Server Fund*_*-   Venmo: https://venmo.com/shareyourworld  Paypal: https://paypal.me/allcreatures313  Buy me a Coffee(or Beer!): https://buymeacoffee.com/reidsquard  Cashapp: $allcreatures313  We also accept Amazon and other gift codes  If you are interested in a Jellyfin subscription, keys to unlock direct downloads from open directories or other options outside of soulseek please send email to woollarding@gmail.com   -mahalo

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00:01Petra, scan gantry four.

00:04Checking gantry four.

00:08Camera eight.

00:12Petra, support system check.

00:14All support systems functioning.

00:17Devil's wrong with you.

00:21Finbo?

00:24Finbo!

00:30The fog of theös.

00:32I think it remains to stay.

00:34Sailor pinheye three.

00:39Yes, yes.

00:43She didn't do it since.

00:50Finbo.

00:51Try to keep his head as low as possible.

01:03If there's any way you can get his head down.

01:05Not without releasing his shoulder, Clam.

01:07No, don't do that.

01:09Lima Zulu-5 to Iliath.

01:11We'll conduct alignment manoeuvres and begin final approach.

01:14Roger, Lima Zulu-5.

01:16All right, Paul, the shuttle's coming in now.

01:18How many of them are there?

01:19Two-man team.

01:20He's unconscious again.

01:22Paul, it's important to let us know how long he's unconscious for.

01:24Yes, I know that.

01:25You must tell us each time he goes unconscious.

01:27I am doing, Christophe.

01:29Holding at ten metres and carrying out final lines.

01:33Permission to go for docking, Lima Zulu-5.

01:35Commencing docking approach now.

01:38Five metres.

01:39Two metres.

01:41One metre.

01:43Soft docking complete.

01:44I don't like this back out.

01:45Better off unconscious, isn't it?

01:47Not if his brain is being stuffed of oxygen.

01:48Paul, how is he?

01:51Still unconscious.

01:5218 seconds.

01:53I'm going to the engine.

01:55Remember, you stupid beggar.

01:59Attention, everybody.

02:00The rescue team from Valhalla is coming aboard now.

02:05And in approximately three minutes, we will slow the gantry arms.

02:09This is so that the rescue team bringing Mr. Lewis on board will not have to fight gravity as well as everything else.

02:15During a manoeuvre, you must all remain strapped in until my all-clear.

02:22Yes?

02:28Are you frightened?

02:30It's routine.

02:32You remember going through the drill?

02:34Yes.

02:35Are you okay?

02:36Of course I'm okay.

02:37I just wanted to make sure you were awake for acceleration stations.

02:40You know what you're like for sleeping.

02:42Do you want me to come to you?

02:43No, of course I don't.

02:45I'm not scared.

02:46I was just calling to talk.

02:48I had that during a ten-minute standby, not six hours.

02:54Okay, we were 40k out of Valhalla.

02:55We've got here as quick as we could.

02:57Okay, when you get to him, try to increase his oxygen supply.

03:00It's vital to give him...

03:00Okay, Elliot, they're ready to go.

03:02Every second, his unconscious could be critical.

03:04Welcome aboard, Mercedes.

03:06Morning, Charles.

03:07Sorry we're a bit late.

03:08I'll see you for breakfast.

03:09All personnel to acceleration stations...

03:11All right, Paul.

03:12Rescue team on its way.

03:13I'm very glad to hear it.

03:15Petra, standby decompression stopped.

03:18Stop it there, lop.

03:19Warning to all personnel.

03:21Please secure all loose items and place all liquids in sealed containers.

03:27The loss of gravitational stability will be followed by approximately 30 seconds of backlash,

03:33induced instability yielding disturbed movements before the ship settles.

03:38Do not be alarmed by erratic violent movement during this time.

03:42Hi, gorgeous.

03:43Hi, Rebecca.

03:44I had a dream of supporting something.

03:45Oh, thanks.

03:48We've had an awful night.

03:52We've been stuck in the transit bound since midnight.

03:55It's been awful.

03:56We've had a deep weeping all over the place.

03:58Nothing to eat.

03:59Yeah, well, it hasn't exactly been a bundle of fun for us, Daniel Treasurer.

04:01What's she doing up for now?

04:03Vertigo.

04:03He's been out there all night.

04:04And then 10 minutes ago, they decided to turn off the rotary arm.

04:07Rotary deceleration commences.

04:09T minus 120.

04:10You haven't seen a couple of boxes from me, have you?

04:12What sort of boxes?

04:13From Central Stores Delicatessen.

04:15They promised to put two boxes of goodies on the Lake Shuttle.

04:17No, I haven't seen any boxes.

04:18Have you seen any boxes, have you?

04:19Oh, come on, look.

04:20Go, go, go.

04:20Oh, I'm sorry to work here.

04:25I never know where to lay my weary head these days.

04:30Okay.

04:31Charles Brelin.

04:32Mercedes.

04:33We're going to need to launch burn at 7.30 if we want to go to boost into a higher orbit

04:37to pacify.

04:38Can't go anywhere with Thimbo Lewis and the glamour squad clinging to the gantry arm.

04:43Just reminding you.

04:44Morning, Elliot.

04:45Petal.

04:47I hear you were with them in Valhalla.

04:49And I thought you were busy computing our course to the Achilles.

04:51A breath of fresh air and exercise, all part of the training program.

04:56Oh, yes.

04:58They're here.

05:00And Thimbo's conscious again.

05:02How do you feel, Thimbo?

05:03Rotational deceleration, T minus 30 seconds.

05:07I'll be all right.

05:08You should never have left the Space Scouts.

05:11You should have stayed in Melbourne.

05:13Space is for people who are tough and a bit coarse,

05:16not for sensitive romantics with delicate stomachs and vertigo.

05:19I don't agree.

05:20He's climbed to the rescue line.

05:22Is he still conscious?

05:23Just about.

05:24Thank God.

05:25We're waiting for the rotation to slow.

05:27Rotary deceleration commences now.

05:30In the end, it's courage that matters.

05:33And I think Thimbo is a man of courage.

05:35Yeah.

05:36Well, we all are, really.

05:37Really?

05:38So, how come red hair, blue eyes and a name like Gabriella Tansy?

06:03Well, my mother's Irish.

06:06Oh, I have a brother, Mario.

06:07He's dark and good-looking.

06:09He's a doctor in Firenze.

06:11Well, the rest of us moved to Greenwich when I was...

06:14Oh, God.

06:15Hey, Gabriella.

06:16You all right?

06:17Yeah.

06:17All right.

06:18You must have been in Free Fall before, haven't you?

06:20You must have tried flying in the Pleasure Derm on the way out here, didn't you?

06:23I hate being frightened.

06:25I hate and loathe being frightened.

06:27I mean, how am I ever going to be a space navigator if I'm scared of space?

06:30Ah, you want to be a navigator.

06:32I'm going to be a navigator.

06:33Of course you are, sweetheart.

06:34Nothing's going to stop me.

06:35OK, OK.

06:37Some people can't help having a vivid imagination.

06:40That doesn't mean they're cowards.

06:42Oh, my God.

06:43Hey, Gabriella, can you sort of...

06:45Thanks.

06:51Yes?

06:52I'm going to need you on the bridge as soon as this is over.

06:55Pre-ignition for the Bernd to pacify.

06:56I've just got back.

06:57So?

06:58I've been working most of the night.

06:59Don't be pathetic, Mercedes.

07:01Don't be so inconsiderate, OK?

07:03Christ.

07:04He's got back on the ship for five minutes and already he's having a go.

07:08Do you always talk to the captain right now?

07:10Oh, no, no.

07:10That wasn't the captain.

07:12If I'd have been Elliot, I'd have punched him in the face.

07:15No, that was Professor Brenham.

07:18Rotary acceleration motors engaged.

07:20Effective country gravity building 0.2G to 0.4G.

07:25Oh, is he?

07:26Will attain more gravity in 1.55.

07:29You are free to leave acceleration.

07:34Oh, finber me, old fiend.

07:36What are we going to do with you at school?

07:38Right, well, I'll show you where to get out of your suits.

07:43Then we'll get some records.

07:44Oh, all right, all right, I'm coming.

07:56Gabriella, will you tell him he's a selfish pig and I'm coming as soon as I can?

08:00Uh, she says you're a selfish pig.

08:08Tell her if she doesn't mend her temper, I'll mend it for her.

08:12Charles?

08:13Oh, come on, Mercedes.

08:14New voyages to make, new worlds to conquer.

08:17I think he's loathsome.

08:21I really think he's loathsome.

08:23Yes, I suppose he is a bit.

08:24Good morning from Red Spot Radio.

08:30It's 600 hours and 45 minutes, Tuesday the 22nd of August.

08:35And news from the snowball is that First Officer Finbo Lewis of the Ilya

08:40has been rescued by the Daedalus Glamour Squad

08:43after spending a night on the tiles.

08:51Okay, Finbo, just relax now.

08:53I'm getting senses to your wrists.

08:56There's nothing to worry about.

08:57You're just dehydrated.

08:59That's your problem.

08:59I couldn't move.

09:01Yes, yes, I know.

09:11Never look down suddenly.

09:13You know the rules.

09:14I let go of the laser knife.

09:16You must keep to the rules.

09:18You of all people break in the rules.

09:19I let go of the laser knife and I saw it drifting away

09:22and I was drifting with him.

09:23My stomach was in the back of my foot.

09:24Bimbo.

09:24What?

09:26Why do you keep doing things you shouldn't do?

09:28We had to end the radiator.

09:30Somebody could have come up from Space City.

09:31Oh, no.

09:32What if we were in deep space?

09:34What if we were three days out on the voyage to pacify?

09:36What then, huh?

09:37We weren't in deep space and I've been scared out of my wits because of you.

09:40I think, I think I'll try and get some sleep now, Elliot.

09:48You daft beggar.

09:51What do you want to go frightening me like that for?

09:54What were you doing in Valhalla?

09:56I've told you, a training programme has simulated me to right-head on a moon buggy.

10:00Interesting.

10:00Yes, well, it wasn't campfire sing-songs and let's curl up in each other's sleeping bags.

10:04No.

10:05Oh, Charles, you cannot be jealous of people in EVA suits talking to each other.

10:10I've started going through the Achilles shield programme.

10:13I think the asteroid may be instable.

10:15Yes, well, it's not the only one.

10:18When can you look?

10:20This afternoon.

10:21I beg you back to the bridge.

10:22See you there in ten minutes.

10:23Right.

10:26It's great to have you back.

10:35Four days from now, our journey to pacify will pass through Europa.

10:49It's the only one of Jupiter's Galilean satellites smaller than Earth Moon.

10:53It has a surface of smooth, polished ice.

10:56What else?

10:57Silicate core.

10:59Mm-hmm.

10:59Huge reservoirs of liquid water trapped under the crust.

11:02Right.

11:03Anything else?

11:04There's been a pre-industrialisation study team in place since 2047.

11:10She was a beautiful maiden.

11:12I beg your pardon?

11:14Europa was a maiden.

11:15And Zeus came to her disguise as a white ball and she let him carry her away.

11:19Right.

11:20And then he revealed himself as a god.

11:23Sorry to interrupt.

11:25And they made love and had three sons.

11:27Right, well, let that be a warning to you, eh, girls?

11:30Sarah?

11:30I want you to look at something.

11:31Come, Sam, okay?

11:32I'm taking a seminar.

11:33I'm sure they won't mind.

11:36All right, well, sorry.

11:42It's the murder.

11:43This isn't good enough.

11:44First it's on training exercise, then it's student lectures.

11:47I need you with me.

11:49The Achilles shield isn't giving us the right information.

11:51I want you to sort it out now.

11:53Any luck?

11:58No.

12:00Not a solitary olive.

12:01Not a single anchovy.

12:02I'm glad you think it's funny.

12:04I think it's a disaster.

12:05If I have to look at another plate of mushroom stroganoff, I'll go mad.

12:09Mushroom stroganoff has not been served on this ship for over three weeks.

12:12I suppose you did order it.

12:14I beg your pardon?

12:15I mean, sometimes you can get a bit confused, scatty, in the nicest possible way.

12:21I placed the order with the delicatessen and they promised faithfully to put it on the last shuttle.

12:25So no goodies?

12:26No.

12:27Perhaps they've fallen into a black hole and been stolen by Martians.

12:29Can't be Martians.

12:31No, why?

12:32They're the only people in the universe who actually like your mushroom stroganoff.

12:38I don't actually need to be told about regulations.

12:41I've lived with regulations for the past 20 years.

12:45Now, I have a ship to run, so if you don't mind, I'll just get on with it.

12:52Now, have another look at the Achilles shield, Captain, and file N-59-1-74, infrared and telescopic observation.

12:58There you are.

13:00Mind if I leave you to it?

13:01Oh, that's all right.

13:02Another round of sickbay, visit the walking wounded.

13:05Captain's task is never done.

13:07Petra, come send lights to navigation level.

13:09What did they want in Space City?

13:11No, just a bit of bump from space control.

13:15Usual bureaucratic twaddle.

13:17Now then, look at this.

13:21By the way, you got anything planned for this evening?

13:24Mm-hmm.

13:24A good sleep.

13:26Ah.

13:27Yeah, I've got my own cabin back and I want a luxuriating bit.

13:29Oh, here it is.

13:32This was taken at 3.7 million kilometers distance, with G-33 approaching at 300 kilometers a second.

13:40Hey, what's that?

13:42I don't know.

13:43The file seems to have activated it.

13:44Well, it is 13 years old.

13:47We're having a spook evening.

13:48Cabin 3.

13:49Terrified.

13:50Oh, no, not again.

13:51Only 50 eqs.

13:5350 eqs?

13:54Okay, so what do we get for these 50 eqs, please?

13:57Terrified.

13:57Oh, yes.

13:58Daniel, Cabin 3's our cabin.

14:01Yes, and you, my boy, can get in for 25 eqs.

14:04You can't charge him money to get into his own cabin.

14:07No, it's not for the entrance.

14:08It's for the entertainment.

14:11Everybody's paid in the past, okay?

14:13Right.

14:15Philippe.

14:16I'm not going to pay to get into my own cabin.

14:18I wouldn't bother being diplomatic about it if I were you.

14:20I'd just get back there first and change the security code on the door.

14:24They've been going on about it for the past three months.

14:27Tried to get me on a refresher course on series.

14:30Oh.

14:31You didn't ask me.

14:33Well, you're not a captain, are you?

14:34Nearly.

14:36Might have been nice for a refresher course in navigation and command skills.

14:39Yes, Fimbo.

14:41It's not unreasonable, Elliot.

14:42It is.

14:43It is totally unreasonable.

14:45I've been navigating and commanding in real life for the past 15 years.

14:50Now they want me to recit exams halfway through a very demanding voyage.

14:54Only because you wouldn't take them in Space City.

14:56And I'm not going to take them here either.

14:58Oh, look, you have to, Elliot.

15:00You can't let them take your ticket away.

15:03Fimbo, you old doc.

15:04Oh, hello, Daniel.

15:05Hello, Jim.

15:05Have you come to see me?

15:06Yes, of course we have.

15:08Ruby Kamara mentioned you this morning.

15:09Did you?

15:10Ruby Kamara is a computer program.

15:12The sexiest in the galaxy.

15:14How are you feeling?

15:15Oh, a lot better.

15:16Well, a bit embarrassed, to be frank.

15:18What did Ruby Kamara...

15:19What are you doing?

15:21Oh, we're having a little get-together in the Club Galileo later on.

15:25Adam offered to lend us a hand.

15:29Oh, you do know why he's called Adam, don't you?

15:31Go away.

15:33Why is he called Adam?

15:41Because he hasn't got them any more.

15:47Barely one day out and you're at each other's roots.

15:49No, we're not.

15:50But I'll apologise.

15:51I don't mind apologising.

15:53Not that I've got anything to apologise about.

15:55You don't have to share an office with her.

15:56I get no peace till you tell her you're sorry.

15:58Now, listen, you repeat up to me.

15:59She's scatty, forgetful and an awful bursar.

16:01You say I'm sorry, Rebecca.

16:04I am truly and humbly sorry.

16:06I will not say I am truly and humbly sorry.

16:09Oh, stop squabbling, you two.

16:10Ah, to be cool, calm and collected like Mercedes.

16:13Who is she collected by?

16:15That's the point.

16:15Oh, I'm quite capable of collecting myself, thank you, Paul.

16:19So, who hasn't apologised to Rebecca?

16:22Is that really the most important thing there is to talk about on this ship?

16:26Miss Harvey for getting one of her bursarine jobs.

16:28Get the man a drink, somebody.

16:29Hey, to a good voyage, I'm Mercedes.

16:32Hi, everybody.

16:33Oh, that is hi, everybody, except the acting principal.

16:36Well, that's it.

16:37Supper over and the little mic's all tucked up in bed.

16:40No more bursarine till 0700 hours.

16:43I don't suppose there's anybody here who's got anything they want to say to me.

16:46Perhaps a little brandy first.

16:51Right, thank you.

16:53Nearly all here.

16:54Where's Melody?

16:55She's not coming.

16:56Oh, God, if she thinks she's going to see Victoria, she won't.

17:00I mean, Victoria's in deepest mourning of her Jean-Francois.

17:02Yeah, well, perhaps Melody's in deepest mourning as well.

17:04Some people do have feelings, Daniel.

17:06Well, I should hope so.

17:07It's nice having a spooky evening.

17:08People aren't sensitive.

17:11Right!

17:12Here we all are, then.

17:13Right, now, all I need is 25 acres of Philippe, and we can begin.

17:15Sorry, I'll cover my ears if you like.

17:18Well, perhaps you'd like to rent my half of the cabin for a mere 50 acres.

17:22Thank you, David.

17:23Please.

17:25Oh, dim the lights and let the tale be told.

17:29I wish I knew why I always end up giving my money to Daniel Weatherby.

17:33It's because I have an irresistible charm that nobody can resist.

17:37I can't quite believe I've paid good money to listen to this rubbish.

17:40What was that?

17:41I hear the rantings of an evil spirit.

17:48Are you there, evil spirit?

17:53Yes, he's there.

17:55With a dark tale of horror and revenge.

17:58You misunderstood me.

18:02Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

18:03If there's one thing I did not do, it was misunderstand you.

18:06Look, why don't we forget all about it?

18:08I've forgotten all about it.

18:09It's the first night of the voyage.

18:12Captain, give us a toast for the future, sir.

18:18Money galore.

18:20Women ashore.

18:23Lindy of gore.

18:24There's no mistaking a British naval officer.

18:29All right, then.

18:30I'm off.

18:30Oh, come on.

18:31You can't go to bed yet.

18:32Oh, but I can.

18:33Oh, come on.

18:34What kind of a ship is this?

18:35Look, I spent last night rushing from Anderton base to Valhalla in a moon buggy.

18:40Yeah, and I spent most of it on the bridge with Professor Brelin.

18:43Moon buggy sounds much more fun.

18:45Well, it wasn't.

18:46Good night, everybody.

18:48Doctor.

18:49Good night, twinkle toes.

18:50Good night, beddle.

18:51Bye, Mercedes.

18:52Well, don't let us put you off.

18:56Oh, yes, but you're wasting your time.

18:58And ruining your chances of promotion.

19:00The last gentleman who fancied Miss Page was sent to Mars.

19:05Are you trying to tell me?

19:08Come on, you're joking.

19:09Him, Napoleon.

19:10Her, Josephine.

19:12It's a very beautiful story.

19:13And now, he's an old man.

19:19He's rich.

19:20He lives in a huge mansion.

19:21He still has the signet ring that he cut from his dead grandmother's hand.

19:26But he isn't happy.

19:27And then, one day, he meets a beautiful young woman.

19:31And for the first time in his life, he falls deeply in love.

19:35This is the woman he wants to spend the rest of his life with.

19:40He asks her to marry him, and she says,

19:42Yes, oh, yes.

19:46But something disturbs him.

19:49His beautiful fiancée is perfect, but for one thing.

19:54The index finger on her right hand is missing.

19:57He desperately wants to ask her why this is so, but somehow can't.

20:02Finally, on their honeymoon night, as they lie together, he plucks up enough courage.

20:11Why is it missing?

20:13He asks.

20:15Twas cut off, she says.

20:19He's scared, as he's never been scared before.

20:23But he realizes he just must ask.

20:28Who cut it off?

20:32And she replies,

20:33You did!

20:34Oh!

20:35Oh!

20:36Oh!

20:37Oh!

20:38Oh!

20:39Oh!

20:40Oh!

20:41Oh!

20:42Oh!

20:43Oh!

20:44Oh!

20:45Yes?

20:46Mercedes?

20:46It's me.

20:47I just wanted to say goodnight.

20:48It's nice, Charles.

20:49Goodnight.

20:50Oh!

20:51Oh!

20:52Oh!

20:53Oh, Charles, are you sure you weren't just ringing to check that I was here?

20:55Perhaps.

20:56I don't like that, Charles.

20:57Oh!

20:58Oh!

20:59Oh!

21:00Oh!

21:01It makes me very uncomfortable.

21:03I wanted to tell you that I love you.

21:06And that I trust you.

21:08Trust me to do what?

21:10Trust you not to.

21:12What?

21:13Do anything foolish.

21:15Goodnight.

21:16Petra, kill your shield file.

21:17I have never been so frightened in all my life.

21:18It was a good story, though.

21:19It was death.

21:20But when you threw that skeleton hand in, I thought I was gonna die.

21:23It's typical Daniel Weatherby.

21:24He is the only person on this ship who would think a stunt like that was funny.

21:25Well, actually...

21:26Still, it was a laugh, wasn't it?

21:27Yeah.

21:28Hey, it's really nice of you to walk me back.

21:29That's all right.

21:30We should do it more often.

21:31What?

21:32Have the living daylight scared out of us?

21:33Now we'll sit huddled together in a darkened room.

21:34See you, then.

21:35Petra.

21:36if ship would think a stunt like that was funny.

21:38Well, actually...

21:39Estelle, it was a laugh, wasn't it?

21:40Yeah.

21:41Hey, it's really nice of you to walk me back.

21:43That's all right.

21:44Maybe we should do it more often.

21:45What? Have the living daylight scared out of us?

21:47Now we'll sit huddled together in a darkened room.

21:52See you then.

21:52Petra, analyse data, July 29th, 2037.

22:09Evaluate kinematical and surface stability coefficients.

22:14Is G33 a stable or unstable asteroid?

22:20Petra, a detailed analysis.

22:22Take your time.

22:48Jim?

22:49G33 is a tumbling asteroid

22:53with unstable surface characteristics.

22:57That's all I need.

23:00Petra, close down Achilles' shield.

23:02Oh, dear.

23:02Hold on.

Jupiter Moon - 088 Finbow is outside, with vertigo.

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