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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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00:01Pump's running. Ignition sequence starts.
00:07Zulu Romeo 1 to Hylia. Respond, please.
00:09Yes, Bulldog.
00:10Ignition sequence are ported, Hylia. We have a problem.
00:13Ah, the comms link will remain open.
00:16We're losing signal strength.
00:18Petra, telemetry channel 30.259 now.
00:22Switching telemetry to 30.259.
00:25Commander, what's the trouble?
00:27Systems failure stage five.
00:30Or life support systems nominal.
00:32Having another go. Stand by, Hylia.
00:34No, too late, Bulldog. The window's closing.
00:37I don't believe this.
00:38Round again in another five hours.
00:42Stupid.
00:43Stupid girl!
01:21I said to myself, a small step for Gabriella Tanzi and a giant step for womankind.
01:25Once you're scared.
01:27Anna, when I walked onto G33, it was though I wasn't wearing any boots.
01:30I could feel a tingling up from the sole on my feet.
01:33Me, Gabriella, the second woman to see it and the first to walk on it.
01:37You know, I honestly never thought you'd dare do it.
01:39I bet you were petrified the entire time.
01:42The only time, the only time I was petrified, Daniel Weatherby, was when...
01:47Yeah.
01:49It was when I got back here and Professor Bell and started ranting and raving.
01:53I don't blame him.
01:54It was brave, but it was mad.
01:57Well, he didn't have to go on about how it could have cost lives.
02:00All I did was go down and come back up.
02:02This isn't London, you know.
02:04You can't just pop down to the shops and back.
02:07You're just jealous because I went, I did it, I made a little piece of history and everything's okay, isn't
02:12it?
02:13Ilya to Zulu Romeo One.
02:16Any second now.
02:17Ilya to Zulu Romeo One.
02:20Ilya to Zulu Romeo One.
02:22Please acknowledge.
02:24Zulu Romeo One to Ilya.
02:25Got him.
02:29We have you on screen, Zulu Romeo One.
02:31Bulldog.
02:33The starboard legs are nine centimetres down in the permafrost.
02:37Oh, how the hell did that happen?
02:38Well, I used my side burner to get into position. It must have melted the surface.
02:41Oh, if that stupid girl hadn't gone down with you in the first place.
02:44Okay, Mercedes, just get me the information to get out of here.
02:47I'll calculate the thrust you need.
02:48No, that's not the problem.
02:50You're worried about what's under the permafrost, right, Bulldog?
02:52I don't want a big burn and half the asteroid goes up.
02:56Where's Charles?
02:57Preparing a relief shuttle.
02:58I'll get Victoria to calculate the surface constituents.
03:01I've rigged a surface monitor on channel 19. I'll patch it through.
03:06Looks all right.
03:07Hmm.
03:08If you didn't know, he was sitting on a pool of volatile methane and ammonia.
03:17Yes?
03:18It's Mercedes.
03:19Pool's in trouble on G33.
03:21I need some help.
03:22I'll be in the lab.
03:24And I'm not gonna tell my parents till we get back to pacify.
03:26My father will not believe it.
03:28My mother will go absolutely mad.
03:30And that's for my boring old brother.
03:32Oh, hello, Victoria.
03:34Don't say you're going to give me a lecture, too.
03:36No.
03:37I haven't got time.
03:38I've had a blurb from Professor Brelin.
03:40I've had a blurb from Mercedes.
03:41Something is wrong with the shuttle.
03:43What?
03:44What happened?
03:45Gabby, in space, if you step out of line, you don't know what the results might be.
03:49It's not a game.
03:52That's what they were trying to tell you.
03:58Elliot, Azulu, Romeo, when?
03:59Any change in your situation?
04:01There's been no more movement.
04:02Are you sure?
04:03Oh, for God's sake, he's my bum on the hot seat, isn't it?
04:06Just checking.
04:07What did Brelin say?
04:08He's getting suited up.
04:09Then he's gonna begin checks on the shuttle.
04:11If he comes down as well, you might end up with two of us sitting on a boiling kettle.
04:14Well, Mercedes and Victoria are working on that.
04:16They're trying to find a safe level for the burn.
04:19Victoria, she's good, isn't she?
04:22She's the best we've got.
04:31Come on, Melody.
04:32Let me in, for God's sake.
04:36Open.
04:40What do you want?
04:41Well, they're having a bit of a problem with the shuttle.
04:44What sort of problem?
04:45I don't know.
04:45Brennan thinks he might have to send a mine nut down.
04:48Do you want anything?
04:50Yeah.
04:50I want not to be in this situation.
04:52That's what I want.
04:53Poor thing.
04:54Cup or something?
04:56No.
04:57Have you been to see Rebecca yet?
05:00I don't want to see Rebecca.
05:01Oh, come on, Mel.
05:03Nobody could be more of a softie than Rebecca.
05:05She doesn't want to put any pressure on.
05:07She just wants to be a shoulder to cry on.
05:08You just have no idea what it's like, have you?
05:11Well, no, not really.
05:12I'm caught in a trap, Daniel.
05:13I'm just going round and round and there's nothing I can do that can get me out of here.
05:18Listen, I don't know how you feel, but I do want to help and I don't want to make things
05:24worse.
05:25Oh, no, I'm being a pig.
05:28It's all right.
05:30All the women in my family are pigs.
05:34It's a Wetherby tradition.
05:37Go and see Rebecca.
05:42That's the problem.
05:44Methane.
05:44Yeah, and ammonia.
05:46And fairly large quantities too.
05:47Yeah, put in a big other heat source next to that and up you go.
05:51Maybe.
05:52Well, Charles will just have to go down and fetch him in the relief shuttle.
05:55Oh, he could run into the same problems.
05:57Yeah, I've told him that already, but he's convinced that he can get down there without using the side burners.
06:01Oh, and just plonk himself down next to Commander Drummond with no problem.
06:04Mm-hm. Genius.
06:05That's the word.
06:07Oh, will you go away, please?
06:08Is it serious?
06:10What do you know about it?
06:12Only what Victoria told Gabby that there's some problem with Commander Drummond in the shuttle.
06:15I'm sorry, I shouldn't have said anything.
06:18She's crying her eyes out in the common room.
06:19I'm sorry, but let me work, please.
06:24If you could just let me tell her what's going on.
06:27Okay.
06:28The shuttle's got two legs stuck in the permafrost.
06:30We're deciding whether or not it's safe to ignite the burners.
06:33Why shouldn't it be?
06:34Methane and ammonia just below the surface.
06:38Ah.
06:38Yes. Ah.
06:40So what should I tell Gabby?
06:42We haven't really got time to agonise over Gabby.
06:45Tell her Professor Brelin is about to go down in the relief shuttle.
06:48Well, she's bound to think it's her fault.
06:50If it hadn't been for her, he wouldn't have had to go down twice.
06:51All right, all right.
06:52Tell her that she's endangered two lives, not including her own.
06:55And she might well have caused 20 million EQs worth of damage to the shuttle.
07:00Seems a bit hard.
07:01Can I have some help with the spectrograph, please?
07:04Well, it won't do her any harm to find out the law of cause and effect.
07:08Or the law of physics, either, for that matter.
07:11An action done can never be undone.
07:14Now, shoot off the leave. I've got work to do.
07:20It really didn't mean you had to see me tonight.
07:22Oh, it's all right. You know, nobody's sleeping.
07:24We've got a problem with the asteroid.
07:26Are you going to have some coffee?
07:27Oh, yeah, please.
07:29So, how are you feeling?
07:31I'm tired, itchy.
07:33My nose keeps running and everything smells revolting.
07:37I keep feeling faint and sick.
07:39That's just a day.
07:40You know, you should be over-feeling sick by now.
07:43Do you want me to call Kristoff?
07:46I don't know.
07:48I used to be so decisive.
07:50Now all I want to do is lie on my bed and look at the ceiling.
07:53Well, I've made some enquiries.
07:55Shall I tell you what I've found out?
07:56OK, come sit down.
07:59Well, you can either have the baby at Space City Medical Center
08:02or go to the American Hospital on Island 5.
08:05And it wouldn't take too long to get you there.
08:06The Valencia sails from Passify on December 16th.
08:09This is assuming I have the baby.
08:11Well, if you keep lying on your bed doing nothing, you will, won't you?
08:15Well, what about baby banks?
08:17I thought everybody on Earth used baby banks these days.
08:19We don't have the cyrogenic facility to port your baby to a baby bank.
08:22In space, you either have the baby or terminate the pregnancy.
08:26Now, let's say you have the baby.
08:27You're still a student.
08:29And if you want to continue your course at Columbus...
08:31I couldn't have a baby with me here on the Iliad.
08:33Babies are only small people, Melody.
08:35But where would it go when I was at tutorials or in the lab?
08:38Here.
08:39I can look after it.
08:40I really like babies.
08:41Well, that's all very well when it's tiny.
08:43What about when it starts walking around and being a nuisance?
08:46Look, I don't want you pressured into a termination just because things might be difficult.
08:50But you have to tell me what you want, Melody.
08:55Bec, I really don't know.
08:57It all seems too much of a decision to make on my own.
09:00You're not on your own.
09:02And you know Daniel wants you to have it.
09:04It's all a fantasy to him.
09:06I don't think so.
09:07He's very practical.
09:09And he's rich if we're talking about practicalities.
09:11Daniel!
09:12He owes thousands of EQs all around Jupiter's system.
09:14Yes, but his family don't.
09:15There's only him and his sister.
09:19What about if there was something wrong with the baby?
09:22Well, you've no reason to think there might be a problem, have you?
09:24Only I don't know much about my family.
09:27Okay.
09:28Well, I'll take a blood sample.
09:29And we'll run a test tomorrow.
09:31Okay.
09:33Whatever it is, it can't be that serious.
09:35He's obviously still alive.
09:36How do we know?
09:37He must be.
09:38We'd have heard otherwise.
09:39Things going through his first pall, then this.
09:43Anna!
09:43Oh, I've been in space so long now.
09:45I've seen what can happen.
09:47I've been in space a lot longer than you.
09:48It's just a mechanical fault.
09:51They're trying to work out how Drummond can fix it, that's all.
09:53But maybe I did something to make it all go wrong.
09:55Oh, don't get upset again, Gabby, for God's sake.
09:58Have you found out anything?
09:59Two of the shuttle legs have sunk into the pump, Frost.
10:02They think the amount of thrust needed to launch it might cause a problem with gases under the surface.
10:06It might explode.
10:08Oh, God!
10:09Are you sure they'll think of a way around it?
10:10Well, what if they don't?
10:11Come on, I'll take you to the cabin.
10:12He needs some sleep.
10:13But I won't sleep!
10:14Yes, you will.
10:15You're exhausted.
10:16Daniel, will you call me if you hear anything?
10:18Yeah, of course I will.
10:19Really, Daniel, how bad is it now?
10:21You can tell us now she's gone.
10:23Oh.
10:24That's mine.
10:27What's that?
10:27Oh!
10:28Oh, this, is it really?
10:30Yes, I...
10:30No, I'm sorry.
10:31I just sort of found it lying around.
10:33No, you keep it.
10:35You have it if you want it.
10:36No, no, no.
10:36I was just hanging on to it for safekeeping.
10:38Please.
10:38You don't have to be shy about it.
10:40I'm not being shy.
10:41Look, Daniel, do you really think Commander Drummond will get back okay?
10:44I don't know.
10:45I mean, it doesn't look very good for our party, does it?
10:48I know it sounds a bit callous.
10:49Yeah, it does.
10:50Just a bit.
10:50But I have worked really hard and it's already like death and destruction in our cabin with
10:54Melody lying on the bed staring at the ceiling.
10:56That's because of the father.
10:58What about him?
10:59Do you know who it is?
11:00It must be somebody she doesn't love.
11:04I think...
11:05You won't tell anybody.
11:06No, go on.
11:07I think it must be a rough miner from Space City.
11:10Somebody who she really doesn't care about.
11:12Somebody who she can never love.
11:15Drummond, I have Victoria for you.
11:17Hello, Victoria.
11:18What's the answer?
11:19Well, as you thought.
11:20There are fairly large quantities of methane and ammonia below the permafrost.
11:24Just my luck.
11:25Charles is prepared to come down in the relief shuttle for you.
11:27Before we all go for bus, I'd better try a mechanical option.
11:30Go on.
11:31Well, I want to try and lift each leg up one at a time and hope the other supports me.
11:36Well, you'll have to lighten your load.
11:38I'll ditch half the samples.
11:40Oh, dear.
11:41Oh, Charles.
11:42What do you think?
11:44Both a try.
11:46Right.
11:47Let us know when you're ready to try the manoeuvre.
11:50Well, I'm going to bed.
11:51I mean, it might take them days to sort out a rescue.
11:54Where were you earlier?
11:57I went to have a little chat with Rebecca.
11:59Oh, yeah?
11:59What's she saying?
12:00She said she'd look after the baby for me while I was working.
12:03You should have it in a corner of Medicom like a dog in a basket.
12:06You're going to have it, then?
12:07No.
12:08Oh.
12:10What's that, Neuron?
12:12Nothing.
12:17Here it comes.
12:21Drummond, we have the picture.
12:22OK.
12:24I'll try number three first.
12:25That should be the one nearest you.
12:26Yep.
12:27We've got that.
12:27Systems on and working.
12:31Number three to retract.
12:36I'm getting negative retract here.
12:38Can you see any movement?
12:39No.
12:40OK.
12:41I'll have another go.
12:41Number three to retract.
12:45Well, how can we tell if it's moving?
12:46It could be coming up a centimetre at a time.
12:50I'm not getting any movement recorded.
12:52Can you see anything?
12:53Nothing's happening.
12:54I'll try the other leg.
12:56Number four to retract.
12:58Here we go.
13:02And again, number four.
13:05It's no good.
13:06It's not going to work.
13:24No.
13:24Don't worry, Anna.
13:25I'll sort out other music.
13:26But I've been through the music library and you'd love some of the old songs we've got.
13:30No old songs, Anna.
13:31Oh, it's stuff from 30 years back.
13:33No.
13:34Philippe likes that music.
13:36He was just so good.
13:36Why are you saying that?
13:38Anyway, I suppose he'll be hanging round over Gabby now that she's in the state.
13:43Well, I wouldn't be at all surprised.
13:44They are good friends, Anna.
13:46Yeah.
13:47And it's so nice to see people that don't just want to hop in and out of bed with everyone.
13:53Don't worry.
13:54She's asleep.
13:55She sleeps a lot.
13:57I'm not asleep.
14:00Oh, good.
14:01How are you?
14:03And I don't hop in and out of bed with everyone.
14:08Nobody said you did.
14:10Melody, have you decided what you're doing about the baby?
14:14Anna, I'm sure you'll be one of the first to know.
14:18I'd help you with the baby, you know.
14:19I'm very good with babies.
14:21I'm sure you're trying to help, but really...
14:23It doesn't matter, you know.
14:25About the child's father and mother.
14:27What matters is the child itself.
14:29Look, I am the child's mother.
14:31I'll be 19 when it's born.
14:33I've never done anything or been anywhere.
14:35Mel, you've been all over the place.
14:37Look at Gabriella.
14:39First woman on G33.
14:41I want to be the first woman somewhere.
14:43I want to make my little bit of space history.
14:45Not sit in a corner nursing a baby.
14:47But you're not thinking about the baby.
14:50It's no use going on at me, Anna.
14:52We don't believe the same things and I'm not going to change.
14:56OK?
14:56How do you know?
14:58Look at Daniel.
14:59Daniel?
15:00What about Daniel?
15:01He didn't used to believe either.
15:05And now...
15:13Can I help?
15:15Hardly.
15:16Have you been here all night?
15:18Yeah.
15:18In 40 minutes, we'll be back over the shuttle.
15:21I know that, Mercedes.
15:22Oh.
15:23How's it going?
15:24I haven't got enough data.
15:26Well, what do you need?
15:27I need to know exactly what that shuttle's resting on.
15:30Now, how am I going to find that out?
15:31Well, I thought we knew the proportion of methane and ammonia.
15:34On average.
15:35Over an area of two square kilometres and the amount's a borderline.
15:39I can't give an answer I'm happy with unless I know exactly what's under that shuttle.
15:43A few percentage points out and he could go up like a fireball.
15:52Could you leave, please?
15:54Can you tell me what's been going on?
15:56Nothing that concerns you. Go on.
15:59Is Captain Drummond going to be all right?
16:01Commander Drummond will be fine.
16:02Is he going to get back here?
16:03Yes, of course.
16:04Is he?
16:06Gabriella, would you please leave the bridge?
16:14It's tough on her not having any family to talk it over with.
16:17You can't really count Timmy.
16:19Well, she doesn't seem to want to talk to me at all.
16:22She still needs to know she can depend on you, whatever she decides.
16:25We obviously don't think I should be pushing her to have this baby.
16:28I'm not sure she takes your views very seriously.
16:31I know, I know.
16:33There are difficulties.
16:34Oh, yeah, of course.
16:35It would be the first baby born in the Jupiter system.
16:37And we haven't any specialist facilities, no experienced doctors or midwives.
16:41The first one ever?
16:42Yes.
16:43And Melody's worried about whether or not the baby will have any problems.
16:46What do you mean?
16:47Inherited conditions, chromosomal abnormalities.
16:49Oh, yeah, but you can test for all those, can't you?
16:51We're trying, but Medicom isn't programmed for it.
16:53Christoph reckons who managed it.
16:55Who actually asked for these tests?
16:57Me.
16:58But she agreed.
16:59It's very sensible.
17:00Yeah, but if she was thinking of not having the baby, she wouldn't be thinking of having
17:03the test, would she?
17:04That's the logical way of looking at it.
17:07I think it's a good sign.
17:09I think it's a very good sign.
17:11Daniel, don't set your heart on this baby.
17:15Victoria says we've got a problem.
17:17Yes, I know, and we've got a problem with the relief shuttle.
17:20What?
17:21I'm only getting 70% efficiency from the main coolant system.
17:24Why did that happen?
17:25It's an old shuttle, Mercedes.
17:26We haven't used it for months.
17:27What's that got to do with it?
17:28It's an emergency vehicle.
17:30It should be tested every few days, shouldn't it?
17:32Well?
17:33Well, what?
17:35Oh, it's a legacy from Elliot, isn't it?
17:37He couldn't be bothered to run the tests on time, could he?
17:39Captain's responsibility, my responsibility.
17:42Well, that's all wonderful, Fimbo.
17:45What do we do now?
17:46Mend the relief shuttle, of course.
17:47We can't mount a rescue and he can't move without blowing himself up.
17:51No, that's not strictly true, is it?
17:53Oh, that girl.
17:53That bloody girl.
18:13Anna?
18:17Here.
18:19You'd better have this back.
18:21Oh, don't be silly, Daniel.
18:22No, no, no, no.
18:22It's yours.
18:23I only sort of borrowed it.
18:24What happened?
18:25Tell me what happened.
18:26Ah, well, long story.
18:28You remember when we had all that stuff with the plasmoids swirling around, right?
18:32You were frightened, yes.
18:33That often happens.
18:35And then you wanted to be saved from the lion's mouth and the burning lake and the outer darkness.
18:39Well, no.
18:40No, not right.
18:41I mean, I don't know.
18:41I wasn't personally that scared, but, I mean, you know, the girls had the wind up them
18:44and I thought I'd jogged them along, you see.
18:46There's nothing to be ashamed of.
18:49Well, I'm sorry I kept it so long I forgot I had it.
18:52You don't need to sell this to me, Daniel.
18:54Look, I'm glad that it's happened.
18:55I'm glad for you.
18:57No.
18:58No, I don't want it.
18:59You have it.
19:00Look, I've got to sort out what we're doing in here for our voyage and party.
19:04Fiona's okay, but she hasn't got a clue when it comes down to organizing.
19:08When I've finished, I'll see what else I can find you, okay?
19:11Um, no.
19:13No, I really don't want anything else, really.
19:20Open.
19:22Hi.
19:25Are you looking for Daniel?
19:26Yeah, I just wondered if he was about.
19:28Oh, I don't know where he is.
19:30I've been in the lab.
19:31Oh.
19:32Sit down.
19:35Wait.
19:37Will you get him on his order, sir?
19:38No, no, don't worry.
19:39It's nothing.
19:39I was just passing.
19:41Yeah.
19:42How's Gabby?
19:43Down a bit of a state.
19:45Yeah, I heard.
19:46Must have been wonderful, though, mustn't it?
19:48When she actually trod on the asteroid.
19:50I mean, it's like all your dreams about space, isn't it?
19:52I'm not sure I had dreams about space.
19:54Oh, come on.
19:54You must have done.
19:55To be the first person to do something.
19:58Give some meaning to life.
20:01All a bit Anna Begani, don't you think?
20:02Yeah.
20:03Well, I bet she's going to be the first woman priest in space.
20:07Open.
20:09I thought you were supposed to be asleep.
20:12I, er...
20:13I went to comms then to see the captain.
20:14I didn't think you like that.
20:17No.
20:17He told me to get lost.
20:19You don't know what's been happening, do you?
20:21I think Victoria's working on it.
20:22What can she do?
20:24She's cracked up to be a brilliant chemist.
20:27Come on, Philippe.
20:27What did she say?
20:28What?
20:29She can't give a proper answer without knowing more about the surface around the shuttle.
20:32Or she's got a very general figures for his composition.
20:35She needs a sample?
20:36Yeah, but of course they're still on the shuttle with Commander Drummond.
20:40Not all of them.
20:44Where did you get it?
20:45Commander Drummond got it for me.
20:47He just got this one tiny piece and told me to tuck it away in my suit.
20:50He's very kind to me.
20:52Yeah.
20:53What a good job he was.
20:56Hello.
20:57Hi.
20:58Do you want anything?
20:59No, I'm not very hungry.
21:02I went to see Rebecca last night.
21:04Yeah, I know.
21:05Oh, yeah?
21:07Look, Melody, you've got to tell me what's going on.
21:10Not now, Anna, please.
21:11I'm trying to talk to Melody.
21:12No, it's okay.
21:13Just a few little pamphlets.
21:15You read them.
21:15And if you want to know anything else, just ask.
21:18What's that?
21:19Oh, it's the life of Tutut Skrebensky,
21:21who died 20 years ago on Moon Station.
21:23It's a very beautiful story.
21:25Very brave man.
21:26Yeah, okay.
21:27Well, um...
21:28Look.
21:29When you've read them, come and tell me, okay?
21:33What on earth has she given you these for?
21:36Tell me, Melody, she's mad.
21:38But, Melody, I know this won't be easy.
21:40That's an understatement, Daniel.
21:43I didn't realise this is going to be the first baby born in the Jupiter system.
21:47What?
21:48Oh, didn't you know?
21:50Are you sure?
21:51That's what Rebecca said.
21:54The thing is, I do love you.
21:58Always have loved you.
22:00Always will.
22:02This doesn't make everything all right, you know.
22:05It's a start.
22:08Will you come to the Voyager and dance with me?
22:11People will talk.
22:13Will you?
22:16Yeah.
22:19She's checked, she's rechecked, she says it's safe.
22:22100%?
22:23Nothing's 100%.
22:2599%?
22:27You only have seven minutes left over your window, this orbit, Commander.
22:31Start your pre-flight checks now.
22:33What's she doing now?
22:33She's checking again.
22:35Nice to know she's confident.
22:38Commencing pre-flight checks.
22:44Yes.
22:44Thimbo?
22:45Yes, Victoria?
22:47Same answer as before.
22:48He's, er...
22:49He's clear to go.
22:56Final countdown now.
22:58Final countdown.
23:01Ten.
23:03Nine.
23:04Eight.
23:05Seven.
23:06Six.
23:07Five.
23:08Four.
23:09Three.
23:10Two.
23:11Ignition.
23:39Three.
23:42Five.
23:47Yeah.
23:49Five.
23:51Yeah.
23:56Five.
24:00Nine.
24:02Two.
24:02Two.
24:03Eight.
24:14Transcription by CastingWords
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