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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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00:02What the hell is it?
00:03I don't know.
00:04I'll be watching it for half an hour from the theatre.
00:06Massive heavens, what's that?
00:09And I guess I'd say it's 100k deep, 2,000k wide,
00:12and it's bang in the middle of our flight path.
00:48It's right across our trajectory.
00:50The question is, is it stable?
00:52The question is, what is it? I've never seen anything like it.
00:54Well, except perhaps a poached egg.
00:56Petra, give me Victoria Frobsher.
00:58You've spent too long in the Jovian system, Mr Lewis.
01:01I have to admit, I'm stumped. It's not very often I'm stumped.
01:04Professor.
01:05Victoria, can you come along to the bridge?
01:07There's something I'd like you to look at.
01:09On my way.
01:11Fascinating.
01:12It's worrying.
01:13Not at all. It'll be a very valuable encounter for the students.
01:16I had hoped the rest of this trip might prove uneventful.
01:19If that's your attitude, you ought to have made way for somebody with a pioneering spirit.
01:22We've had quite enough excitement on this ship over the past few days.
01:25We all need a chance to calm down.
01:27You can't expect things to go smoothly when you're on the borders of deep space.
01:32Miss Harvey, what can I do for you?
01:35I wanted comms to Space City. I need to get a message to Paul's parents.
01:39Hasn't that been done yet?
01:40We sent a full signal, Rebecca.
01:41This is a personal message on behalf of the ship.
01:45All right, I'll say so for once.
01:47What's that?
01:49Plasma cloud.
01:50We don't know.
01:51Well, is it a plasma cloud or isn't it?
01:53Well, yes it is, but we're not sure of its exact nature.
01:56We're doing a spectroscopic survey.
01:58You mean you don't know if it's dangerous?
02:00Well, it's unlikely.
02:02Oh, God.
02:03Out of the frying pan, into the fire.
02:08Hey, Philippe.
02:09You want to sneak with you?
02:10Of what?
02:11My promo, my video.
02:12Oh, well, I did.
02:14Well, Belinda and I have just finished it.
02:15It's really something.
02:16Do you think I should?
02:17I thought everything was under wraps until tomorrow.
02:19Yeah, but you're special.
02:20You're my friend.
02:21Yes.
02:22And I think of you as my lucky mascot.
02:23Well, that's nice, Anna.
02:25Well, come on.
02:25I won't tell anyone if you don't.
02:30Yes?
02:31Mr. Gervais, when did you last do any practical astrochemistry?
02:34I did a specialist project in organic maces at Le Mouge Lycée last summer.
02:39Oh, good, good.
02:40We're approaching an unidentified mass of plasma.
02:42I thought you could help Victoria do a spectroscopic examination,
02:45get some hands-on experience.
02:47Great.
02:47I'll be right there.
02:48We'll be in lab four.
02:51I'm sorry, Anna.
02:52Never mind.
02:53You'll have to wait till tomorrow.
02:54I'll try.
02:55Hey, Philippe.
02:56Yeah?
02:57Thanks.
02:58Email for all your support.
03:00No problem.
03:01Any time.
03:02There you go, Rebecca.
03:04All yours.
03:08Message from Rebecca Harvey, Bursa, Columbus College.
03:12Please forward as a matter of urgency to Mr. and Mrs. Neal Lockwood,
03:1632 Ambleside Avenue, Leatherhead, Surrey.
03:19Comcode 9713482.
03:23On behalf of everyone on board the Ilya, I would like to extend our deepest sympathy to you on the
03:29death of your son, Paul.
03:31He was killed whilst undertaking an EVA to effect repairs to the spacecraft.
03:36These actions were brave and went beyond the call of duty, characteristic which earned Paul the great respect, admiration and
03:45affection of students and colleagues alike.
03:48He was a good principal and, more importantly, a good friend to everyone.
03:53He will be greatly missed.
03:57I will make arrangements for his effects to be returned to Earth upon our arrival back at Space City.
04:03Please do not hesitate to contact me if there is anything at all I can do to help.
04:07Your sincerely, Rebecca Harvey, Bursa, message ends.
04:17Do you think, though, what is the fact sent back? It's awfully expensive.
04:21I think his insurance covers it.
04:23Not. I'm sure there must be a fund we could dip into. It's the least we can do.
04:27The least you can do is make sure you have the proper quota of trained staff in future.
04:32It was never part of a principal's job to do EVAs.
04:34And it's not part of your job to tell me what to do.
04:36You're qualified to do EVAs, aren't you, Professor?
04:39If it was anyone's fault, it was mine.
04:41If it was anyone's fault, it was Paul's. He should never have turned off the safety override.
04:44Must we keep going through and through this? Let's just forget the past now and look to the future.
04:49Yeah, whatever that's going to bring us.
04:51Miss Harvey, if you've finished your business, would you mind leaving the bridge? It is for authorised personnel only.
05:03At times like this, you've noticed the difference between trained personnel and civilians.
05:06I'm a danceable solution to the space-age revolution.
05:09I'll excite the population to a state of purulation.
05:11Activate, innovate, innovate, agitate, energise and socialise.
05:17Be wise.
05:21So if you want to survive this galactic ride, get up and vote for Fiona McBride.
05:26Bride.
05:27Bride.
05:28Bride.
05:29Bride.
05:32Well, what do you reckon?
05:34Classic, eh?
05:35Pretty dynamic.
05:37I suppose if I flunk out here, I can always get a job in PR. I'd get a better social
05:40life.
05:41And more free drinks.
05:42Tempting, isn't it?
05:44Do you think they're going to allow it all?
05:46What?
05:47Vickers and Tarts parties.
05:48It's only dressing up.
05:50Strip monopoly.
05:52They like to think they're responsible for our moral welfare as well as our education.
05:56We're consenting adults, Gabriella.
05:58I'm not.
05:59Well, vote for Anna Bagani if you want to.
06:02Actually, I've been meaning to talk to you about that.
06:05What?
06:07You can't be serious.
06:08I've got to.
06:09She keeps on me and Philippe.
06:11Well, you and Philippe.
06:12Vote for her then.
06:12I don't care.
06:13Well, it's not that I don't want to vote for you.
06:15Gabriella, if Anna Bagani gets your vote, it's not a problem.
06:19Well, it might be.
06:20She's won over Belinda Skinner.
06:22The Christian Scientist.
06:23Yeah, well, I don't expect her to vote for Boo, Sex and the Glorious Goodwood evening.
06:27You might be disqualified.
06:28They don't encourage gambling.
06:30Who is this they exactly?
06:32In case you haven't noticed, there isn't anybody actually in charge on this ship anymore.
06:36Isn't there?
06:37No.
06:38Elliot's gone, Fimbo's Fimbo, Breland doesn't give a toss what anybody does, and Paul's dead.
06:45Rebecca?
06:46Rebecca's more depraved than any of us.
06:50So, looks like we could be in for a pretty wild time then.
06:52Yes.
06:53Unless everyone goes off their trolley and votes for Anna Bagani.
06:58You couldn't have called at a better moment.
07:00She was just about to drag me into her cabin and show me her promo.
07:03I mean, what could I have said?
07:05Poor Anna.
07:06Why do you think he thought of me for this?
07:08Do you think he's got me earmarked?
07:09It's Edelis.
07:10No.
07:12No, he thinks we're all hidden and by experience.
07:14I didn't think even you, I existed.
07:16He knows more than most people think.
07:19And he cares more.
07:21Right, I think we're ready.
07:24It's almost too beautiful to be harmful.
07:26A dangerous premise.
07:28We have to assume it's potentially unstable.
07:31With the luck this ship's having at the moment, it's bound to be.
07:34Right, let's have a look then, shall we?
07:37I'd like to invite some students up here tomorrow to have a look.
07:40Valuable experience, this sort of encounter.
07:42Do you really think we should see this as a sightseeing trip before we know what it is?
07:46Victoria will let me know any minute now.
07:48We might have to change course.
07:50I'm not deviating unless it's entirely necessary.
07:54Thank you, Professor, but I am the captain.
07:58If it shows that this is no risk to our E or B shields, then by all means, selected students
08:03will be invited into observe.
08:04But until we know that, I'm standing by for evasive action.
08:08Oh, man, there's no way I'm risking any more lives.
08:12Encore de june, Sir Bupé.
08:14You think you ought?
08:15I'm old enough to know when I want to get sloshed.
08:18Okay, but don't come running to me when you've got that little man with the tomahawk bashing your brains out
08:23tomorrow.
08:24Tomorrow is something I want to forget.
08:27Why?
08:28I have to go to Paul's cabin and sort out his things and see what to do with them.
08:32Well, can't somebody else do it?
08:34That's what being bursa means, doing the things no one else wants to do.
08:38Can I give you a hand?
08:40No, it's all right.
08:41I'm a big girl now.
08:42I'm there if you want me.
08:44Cheers.
08:49Tell me, Christoph, what's the point to all this nonsense?
08:53Name me one person who's happy.
08:56Name me one person who's truly happy.
08:58I've always thought Anna McGarney quite contented so.
09:07She's got her faith, hasn't she?
09:09Yeah.
09:10Maybe there's something in it.
09:11A lot of people find comfort in religion.
09:14You're not trying to convert me, are you?
09:15No, but people often turn to God after a bereavement.
09:20Bereavement?
09:21I haven't exactly been bereaved, have I?
09:25Until recently, we did nothing but argue.
09:27Hey, you and Paul were becoming quite good friends.
09:30Good friends, yeah.
09:33You know, last time we were here, we were playing one of those stupid truth games.
09:38Fiona asked Paul if he fancied me.
09:40And?
09:41He denied it, of course.
09:44You think he was lying?
09:46I'll never know it was lying.
09:50So, do we have a verdict?
09:52Well, it has all the characteristics of an H2 region.
09:55I suspected as much.
09:57Do you know what that means, Mr. Gervais?
09:59It contains ionised hydrogen.
10:00Good.
10:01With cyanogen complexes.
10:02A phenomenon normally found in interstellar space,
10:05and which we need to know all about for Deedalus.
10:08So we need to keep a close watch.
10:10Oh, indeed, we could learn a great deal.
10:12This is a very lucky encounter altogether.
10:14It won't be, if it's unstable and we disturb its magnetic field.
10:18Any signs of instability so far?
10:20No, but I think...
10:21Well, there you are, then.
10:23I don't think we need worry.
10:24We haven't really got close enough to disturb it yet.
10:27Don't you think we should take precautions?
10:29Don't worry.
10:30The captain has everything under control.
10:32Now, I suggest you two keep a constant monitor,
10:35and let me know if anything interesting manifests itself.
10:54Professor Breland did the graveyard shift.
10:56He didn't see anything untoward.
10:57Well, I hope something does happen.
10:59I'm getting bored.
10:59Don't say that.
11:00As long as it's stable, we're safe.
11:03I wonder if we ought to divert.
11:05Well, I think we should shut down any unnecessary electronic systems.
11:09Well, the election promise is starting in a minute.
11:11Can we watch?
11:13Philippe, I don't think you're taking this wonderful golden opportunity totally seriously.
11:17Oh, I am.
11:18But surely our social life is important.
11:20Man cannot live by spectroscopic examination alone.
11:23No, no, go on.
11:24Turn them on.
11:24I'm quite interested, actually.
11:26Hello.
11:26I'm Anna Boghani.
11:28Most of you know me, but for those of you who don't,
11:30I'm a second-year undergrad,
11:31and I've got a lot of hobbies and interests that I'd like to share with you,
11:35and I'm sure you'd like to share with me.
11:37Oh, no, I don't think I can bear it.
11:39We can get together for a sing-song session.
11:40No, no, leave it on.
11:57And so, a chance to hear about the nefarious dealings of Blackbeard,
12:03Bartholomew Roberts and Anne Bonny,
12:06the notorious topless lady pirate.
12:10Tales of villainy, treachery, and daring do.
12:14Miss it at your peril.
12:18What was all that about?
12:20Just a bit of a helping hand.
12:22Oh, Pimbo, you are a sweetie.
12:24Well, I'd better vote.
12:26Philippe, aren't you going to vote?
12:28Um, no.
12:30No, not just yet.
12:32Well, I don't want to rush into anything.
12:34It wouldn't be fair.
12:36Hmm, yeah, just make sure you get plenty of roughage.
12:39I know it's hard on the ship, but go for the wholemeal bread and lots of vegetables.
12:47Hey, Rebecca, what's the matter?
12:50I can't do it.
12:51Not on my own.
12:51You don't have to.
12:53It's got ruined.
12:54He had such a go at me and I was awful back.
12:58If only I'd...
12:59Hey, hey, don't say if only.
13:01They're the most ineffectual words in the English language.
13:04I know.
13:05Come on, I'll give you a hand, huh?
13:11Yeah!
13:13You know, I really think I'm in with a chance.
13:15Get serious.
13:17Look, you haven't got any votes yet.
13:20That's because nobody with any sense is even up yet, Anna.
13:28If we start by making a pile on the bed with everything for his parents
13:32and a pile on the floor for chucking out,
13:34I'll start with the wardrobe.
13:36I'll start here.
13:39Are we keeping the clothes or what?
13:42I don't really know, Kristoff.
13:47My God, look at this.
13:55Paul and Lisa, June 2015.
13:58That was only four months ago.
14:19Relax.
14:20Half an hour will be past it.
14:22Yes, but we don't know how it might react to our electric field.
14:25I mean, we're pretty close.
14:26Trust me.
14:28Wouldn't it be better to take precautions?
14:29Just to be on the safe side?
14:31Yes.
14:33I don't believe in taking unnecessary risks.
14:36But if we'd always erred on the side of caution,
14:38we'd never have ventured into space.
14:39And then where would you be?
14:41University of Stuttgart, perhaps?
14:44Right, ladies and gentlemen.
14:47I've summoned you all here this morning
14:49so that you may experience firsthand
14:51one of the wonderful phenomena that space has to offer.
14:55You will never have had such an opportunity before,
14:58but I hope some of you will again.
15:00An encounter of this nature is extremely rare.
15:04Who's so elite?
15:05Being normally associated with interstellar space.
15:08And I had four.
15:09Fiona had one.
15:11Say I-L-E-A.
15:14Say I-L-E-A.
15:16I'm calling you.
15:17Sat in your cabin
15:18and you don't know just what to do.
15:20An accessible solution to the space's revolution.
15:23I'll excite the population to a state of humiliation.
15:25Activate, innovate, innovate,
15:29agitate, energise and socialise.
15:31Be wise.
15:35So if you want to survive this galactic ride,
15:37get up and vote for Fiona McBride.
15:40Bride.
15:41Bride.
15:42Bride.
15:43Bride.
15:47All right!
15:50Do you think she's still his girlfriend?
15:52I don't know.
15:53Yeah, he never even mentioned it to me.
15:55Yeah, well, if she is, she'll have to know.
15:58How can we find out?
15:59Send comms to Ireland Five?
16:01We could check out his diary.
16:03We can't.
16:04Rebecca, it's the quickest way to find out one way or the other.
16:08I've got a lot of hobbies and interests
16:09that I'd like to share with you
16:11and I'm sure you'd like to share with me.
16:13All of you who enjoy music,
16:15we can get together for a sing-song session.
16:17Thursday nights, don't forget.
16:20Two, three, four.
16:22Michael Rowe, the bird ashore.
16:26Hallelujah.
16:29Michael Rowe, the bird ashore.
16:33Hallelujah.
16:36In five minutes, we should be clear.
16:38So I want you to spend that time observing the plasma,
16:43noting its characteristics,
16:45memorising them for future reference.
16:47Remember, it's not everyone who will have had this chance.
16:53Please, everyone, I can assure you there's no danger.
16:57Timbo.
16:57Petra, close down all non-essential systems.
17:00Reduce electrical supply to life support level.
17:04Hallelujah.
17:05Hey.
17:06What a shame.
17:07It's Fiona McBride.
17:09She's such a bad loser.
17:12What's going on?
17:13I don't like this.
17:15Look upon it as a sleeping animal.
17:18Largely inert, but still receptive to outside stimuli.
17:22Of course it will react as a matter of reflex.
17:25It's not geared to attack.
17:27What if we've been closer?
17:29But we weren't, were we?
17:30We were well out of reach.
17:31There is no need for histrionics.
17:33Better to be safe.
17:34If you say so.
17:35We're out of reach now, wouldn't you say, Captain Lewis?
17:37Just about.
17:38Petra, restore all systems.
17:41Systems restored.
17:43Hallelujah.
17:46Michael Rowe, the bird ashore.
17:51Alleluia, Michael Rowe, the bird ashore.
17:56Hallelujah, Michael Rowe, the bird ashore.
18:03Word search Lisa.
18:05Latest entry.
18:08Perhaps there is life after Lisa.
18:11I'm not sure, but I think Rebecca and I are actually starting to get on.
18:16After weeks of us getting down each other's throats.
18:20Yeah.
18:21I'd go as far as to say she was flirting with me tonight.
18:24We got roped into a game of truth, dare, kiss or promise in the Club Galileo.
18:31A couple of more drinks and I would have chosen kiss, but not in front of the students.
18:36No.
18:38Perhaps another time.
18:41Well, well, well.
18:42What will tomorrow bring, eh?
18:44I'm doing an EVA for Fimber.
18:47Yeah.
18:48Seems to me life on the Ilios perking up a bit.
18:51So, Lisa Franklin, stuff that in your pipe and smoker.
18:56You can't keep a good man down.
19:08Penny for them.
19:10I feel such a fool.
19:13Overreacting like that.
19:14I'd rather you were cautious than impulsive.
19:17There was no need to worry.
19:19I mean, we knew that the magnetic field was totally frozen into the plasma
19:23and that any instability would be self-correcting.
19:26You've never encountered such a phenomenon before.
19:29Neither had you and you didn't panic.
19:32Victoria, I've had countless years in space.
19:36For the past 15 of those years, I've been looking beyond the solar system.
19:40I just wonder if I'll ever be completely rational.
19:44You know I'll be sorry to lose you from Daedalus.
19:48What?
19:49At least I presume you won't be coming.
19:51Not now that you're getting married.
19:59It's all over now.
20:01All over.
20:03This was so predictable.
20:14No hard feelings, I hope.
20:17It can't be right.
20:18It's a fix.
20:19Somebody's broken into Petra and fixed it.
20:21Yes.
20:22Well, I must admit, I was surprised.
20:24You were.
20:25By my reckoning, you shouldn't have had more than four votes.
20:29Oh, thank you.
20:37This isn't your way of telling me you don't want me on Daedalus.
20:40Heaven forbid.
20:42Only it had never even occurred to me not to go.
20:45I mean, I've been dedicated to Daedalus ever since you first asked me.
20:48I've never doubted your commitment.
20:50But love can do strange things to ambition.
20:53Well, for my father's sake, I have to go.
20:56Otherwise, he'd have died for nothing.
20:58You told me that.
20:59You're going to marry your Frenchman, then leave him for 12 years?
21:02He won't like that.
21:03I know the French.
21:05Do I have to leave him?
21:06What do you mean?
21:08Well, I mean, there are 400 people going on Daedalus.
21:11Why can't Jean-Francois be one of them?
21:16Here you go.
21:18You've fixed it.
21:19I know you've fixed it.
21:20I don't need to resort to rigging elections, Anna.
21:23When the lights went out, you were hacking into Petra and made the lights go out.
21:27That was Fimbo.
21:28He had to close down all the systems.
21:30Sure.
21:30You must think I'm really stupid.
21:32It's true, Anna.
21:33We were too near the plasma.
21:34You.
21:35I trusted you, Philippe.
21:36I trusted you.
21:37You're paranoid.
21:38And you're a bad loser.
21:40Honestly, Anna, it wasn't a fix.
21:42Traitress.
21:43And don't you talk to me.
21:45Charming.
21:46Traitors.
21:47All of you, traitors.
21:48Come on, what on earth's going on?
21:49Anna can't accept that I've won.
21:51Oh, Anna, there has to be losers.
21:53She rigged the computer.
21:54Rubbish.
21:55Look, why don't we just have a recount?
21:56You can do that for us, can't you, Bertie?
21:57Sure.
21:58Yeah, a recount.
21:59You'll be exposed, Fiona McBride, and I hope they throw you off this ship.
22:05Well, I'll consider it.
22:07I must confess it never have been my first choice.
22:10Oh, I know he would be dedicated, and he's talented.
22:13I mean, his research on the...
22:13Oh, I don't doubt he's got the ability.
22:16To be honest, it was his association with Melody Shore that made me doubt him.
22:20Oh.
22:23The sociologists say we need married couples.
22:25I think the two of you might make a formidable team.
22:28But that is not a promise.
22:30Let's get this journey out of the way first, and I'll think about it seriously.
22:32Well, we wouldn't let you down.
22:34I mean, I could promise you that.
22:34I should hope not, indeed.
22:37Now, I think I ought to go and have a look at that scanner.
22:40Oh.
22:41If you had been researching at Valhalla, you'd know that H2 regions are often associated with much more dangerous phenomena.
22:48Are they?
22:49Yes.
22:59Petra, this vote's recorded SRC elections, 27, 950.
23:03You know, the good thing about being a bursa is nobody leaves you alone long enough to brew.
23:07Well, if you ever want a shoulder to cry on.
23:11You must have to wring your tunic out at night.
23:14Don't you ever get sick of other people's problems?
23:16That depends on the problems.
23:18The people.
23:19Well, you can expect Anna Begani through that door in a minute.
23:23Oh, well, well.
23:25This is going to cause a stir.
23:48Oh, well, well.
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