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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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00:03I'm very fond of you, Daniel. You know that.
00:05I know.
00:07But I don't love you.
00:10It's only fair to tell you that, Mike, isn't it?
00:14It's all right.
00:16You will.
00:18Everybody does in the end.
00:30It's all right.
01:00A lot of rubbish as usual.
01:01Oh, dear. Fighting on Moon Station again.
01:04As always, fighting on Moon Station.
01:06At least they're not blaming me for once.
01:09Oh, dear. What's the matter, sugar? Feeling persecuted?
01:15Berlin.
01:17Space development cut back lightly.
01:19So?
01:20So?
01:21Who do they always cut first?
01:25Shuttle, this is Ilya. We have you on radar.
01:27Ilya. ETA, T-minus 15 minutes. Initiating docking procedures.
01:32Okay, shuttle.
01:34Take your guidance. Data from Petra on the normal frequencies.
01:38Thank you, Ilya. Next contact in 10 minutes. Shuttle out.
01:43Right, Petra.
01:45Let's have a look at the bulletin while we're waiting.
01:47What positions are advertised for a man of my qualifications?
01:50Commander required.
01:52Two-year contract for an Oberon-class fusion engine ship.
01:56Currently houses Columbus College, University of Space,
02:00and admin offices of Deedler's Project.
02:04It's my job.
02:05Casa de Pero.
02:07What?
02:08Dog house. Who used to be in the dog house?
02:11He's complained to my parents. I mean, he's actually told them.
02:14Oh, dear. What a pig.
02:15My mother will go totally spare.
02:17I don't move. I don't do anything. I'll be thrown off the ship.
02:19I know I will.
02:20Keep your head down, Gabby.
02:22It'll blow over. Things always do.
02:25Well, nearly always.
02:26A final warning.
02:28All my life, people will be giving me final warnings.
02:31Somebody just got here.
02:32Why don't you go down to Pacify and see your parents?
02:34Tell them you'll sign their story.
02:35I am not going down to Pacify.
02:37I am not moving off this ship,
02:38because if I did, I wouldn't be allowed back on.
02:40Oh, Gabby.
02:41I thought you'd be at the entry port.
02:43You know the shuttle's docking in just over 10 minutes.
02:45My little brother, Timmy.
02:46He's been on Mars on Island 5, and I haven't seen him for ages.
02:49I'll see you later.
02:49See you later.
02:50You are going to be good today, aren't you, Gabby?
02:52Yes.
02:57Philippe.
02:58What?
02:58Have you decided your language option yet?
03:01God, they're advertising idiots job.
03:04Oi, I was reading that.
03:06Never believe what you read in the bulletin.
03:08No, I don't, but I still want to read it.
03:10Oh, come on, Charles.
03:11It's only talk.
03:12They're always trying to cut budgets.
03:14They're always trying to cut my budget.
03:20Yes?
03:21Professor Gilbert from the French University
03:23has sent you something done by one of our students,
03:25um, Philippe Gervais.
03:27What for?
03:28He didn't say, I'm punching it through now.
03:31You haven't seen the bulletin, I suppose?
03:34Yes.
03:35I guess it was bound to have me.
03:37It's just a bit of a shock seeing it there.
03:39The workings of the Bowling Commission
03:41are a mystery to us all, Mr. Lewis.
03:43But I'm gratified by your concern.
04:09Timmy, what's wrong with your hair?
04:14I don't know.
04:15I can find Professor Brillin.
04:17You have to do a non-European language
04:19just for a term, but you only have to be proficient
04:21in it, not fluent. Oh, I hate liberal
04:23studies. Do Urdu, for heaven's sake.
04:25It's much easier than any of the others. I know,
04:27I know. It's where the European languages come
04:29from, but I can't do the squiggles.
04:32Why can't we do American Spanish?
04:33Because it's Spanish Spanish. Look, what did you do at school?
04:36Japanese. I blew it.
04:38Keep away from Japanese,
04:40Chinese, and Xhosa. They're all a bit tricky.
04:41Will you both please shut up?
04:43Oh, hi, Daniel. Did you enjoy the party?
04:45No, he won't kill you for a term.
04:47Ake, do, teen, child, punch.
04:50Oh, God. Really very basic stuff.
04:51That's all they expect. Yeah, but I'm a scientist.
04:54You still have to be able to communicate
04:55with people, and if you fail the liberal studies
04:57module, you'll have to re-say it. And that's Daniel.
04:59Daniel?
05:03I've plotted a course that'll take us back past I.O.
05:06Victoria Frobisher is doing a research
05:07paper on the mass con distribution function,
05:10and it'll help her to get some data of her own to
05:11analyse. How's your head?
05:14Oh, my head's alright.
05:15You look after yourself.
05:17Yes, Charles.
05:19What do you think of this?
05:25Oh, you didn't give them that to study,
05:27did you, poor things?
05:28Space economics, I say, nothing to do with me.
05:30It's just been sent for my interest and amusement.
05:34Excuse me, I was told to come...
05:35Hilary Tansy.
05:36Yes.
05:37This is Gabriella's mother.
05:40You know Gabriella?
05:41Yes.
05:42We all know Gabriella.
05:43Oh, God.
05:44Has she been really awful?
05:45Is it great to be back?
05:47Yeah, I guess so.
05:48Oh, no, she's pinched my bun!
05:50She's out with the owner.
05:51We had lobster's and mangoes every day if we wanted.
05:55And papayas.
05:55Diddy, darling.
05:56Sure.
05:57Waffles and muffins for breakfast.
05:59Have you ever had blueberry muffins?
06:01No, I don't think I have.
06:02Why should I have to go up there?
06:03I was here first.
06:04And they had chocolate spaceships.
06:06What sort of chocolate spaceships?
06:07How about this being?
06:09Truly majestic.
06:10I've got you a present.
06:11Did you use it chocolate?
06:12I am a whole year senior to be over.
06:14It's really got nothing to do with me, Sarah.
06:16Do you like it?
06:18Yeah.
06:20I love it.
06:22Well, of course Gabriella shouldn't have stowed away on your shuttle.
06:25It was very irresponsible of her.
06:28But girls will be girls.
06:30High spirits.
06:32Your daughter endangered not only the expedition to G-33, vital to the Daedalus mission.
06:38I'm sure she never even thought of it.
06:39She risked her own life and she nearly killed Commander Drummond.
06:42Yes.
06:43Not something we can easily laugh away as high spirits.
06:46I wasn't suggesting anyone should laugh.
06:49Well, she's only 17.
06:51Isn't there anyone looking after them?
06:53It's a university college, not a nursery school.
06:56If we can't trust the students to behave...
06:58Look, Professor, Gabriella won't do it again, I can promise.
07:01Can you, Mrs. Tansy?
07:03She shows no remorse.
07:04She's immature.
07:05I don't accept that.
07:06She seems to have no sense of responsibility or self-discipline.
07:08Oh, come on!
07:09I have to consider whether to allow Gabriella to remain at Christopher Columbus.
07:15A college admission's part of your brief.
07:18As Chief Scientific Officer, I have overall responsibility for the college,
07:22particularly in the absence of a principal.
07:25I see.
07:26You know what happened to Dr. Lockwood?
07:28I know what happened.
07:30Space is dangerous.
07:32We can't afford silly girls with high spirits.
07:36It's definitely my job they're advertising.
07:38Well, Elliot's.
07:41Oh, I knew I was only acting captain.
07:43You're qualified to be captain?
07:44Oh, yes.
07:45Yes, I've got navigation five and command skill seven, actually.
07:49Oh, they were.
07:50If anything, I'm a bit overqualified.
07:53And they might prefer to give it to a Cranfield man.
07:57You know what they like about foreigners.
07:59Pimbo, everyone knows you're not really Australian.
08:03Yes, I am.
08:04Oh, I've got to go.
08:06I promised I'd give Christophe a hand.
08:07So, do you think I should apply?
08:09Yes, of course you should.
08:10Um, I'll buy you a drink.
08:11Club Galileo 1900.
08:13Miles itself is mighty and truly awesome.
08:15Kind of rare.
08:16Yes.
08:18But Miles Station, decrepit.
08:20Inside the quarters, it's all luxury and everything you want.
08:23But then you lie awake, listening to the rats crying out to each other all night long.
08:27They're horrible.
08:28They're heading for trouble.
08:30Are they?
08:32Gangsters and hobos, no-hopers.
08:35No where left to go.
08:36They call it the front line.
08:39But I guess Miles Station is the end of the line for a lot of people.
08:44Timmy, you've developed a rather peculiar way of putting things.
08:47It's no good.
08:48I'm not going on the top bunk.
08:50Oh, no, I think you're absolutely right.
08:51We'll speak to Fiona if she won't mind.
08:52Well, actually, Maddie, I think it's about time you took a turn on the top bunk, eh?
08:56I took my condition, Sarah.
08:58Your condition?
08:59Are you sick?
09:00I'm having a baby.
09:02Didn't I tell you?
09:05Won't you reconsider?
09:06Of course.
09:07Ultimately, it's the parents' responsibility to instill the proper values.
09:11Absolutely.
09:11If they haven't learned how to behave by the time you reach us.
09:14I'd like you to give Gabriela another chance.
09:18Please.
09:19Well.
09:20I'll talk to her.
09:21I'll make sure there are no further adventures.
09:23I hope you both realise that if there were, she would be expelled immediately.
09:28Of course.
09:29A last chance.
09:30If you would.
09:33I do.
09:34You're very kind.
09:36I do try to be.
09:38Oh.
09:39By the way, I thought you were Italian or Irish or something.
09:43Anglo-Irish.
09:44I lived in Croeburgh till I married.
09:46That solves that.
09:47Macau finachirin.
09:49Is that Irish?
09:52You're not even married, Melody.
09:54You can't have a baby up here.
09:55Yes, I can.
09:56It's as easy as anything.
09:57Goodbye, Professor.
09:58It's been a pleasure meeting you.
10:00You haven't even thought it through, Melody.
10:02I mean, where are you going to put it?
10:04Her.
10:04It's going to be a her.
10:05Well, we haven't got any room.
10:07And you didn't think it's going to have my bed.
10:09You're not being very positive about this, Sarah.
10:11Honestly, Melody, I'd go off to pacify for a couple of weeks.
10:15I'd come back and find that you're pregnant.
10:19Chunked up little Welsh prat.
10:22Oh.
10:23Bloody woman.
10:27I lived in Croeburgh till I married.
10:29That solves that.
10:31Macau finachirin.
10:33Petra, translate, please.
10:35Macau finachirin.
10:37Try Irish.
10:39Macau finachirin.
10:41Gaelic late 20th century slang expression.
10:44Male chauvinist pig.
10:47Me?
10:49Listen to this.
10:50Six foot tall, the magnificent redhead
10:52wore nothing but her wrong body armor
10:54with eight inch high heel shoes.
10:56It's rubbish all this, Daniel.
10:57Where did you get it from?
10:58He writes them himself.
10:59Daniel, what have you done with the hot water?
11:01I want it from Captain Creasy.
11:02Come on, don't stop.
11:03Okay.
11:03Her breasts were firm round globes of luscious flesh.
11:08Open.
11:09What's happened to the hot water?
11:10It's so awful.
11:12Each breast was crested.
11:14Oh.
11:15Hi, Mum.
11:17What are you doing here?
11:18Hello, Hilary.
11:20Hello, Philippe.
11:21Would you like a cup of tea or something?
11:23This is Daniel Weatherby, my roommate, Hilary Tansy, Gabby's mother.
11:26Hello, Hilary Tansy, Mrs. Mother.
11:29I have come up here.
11:31I've pleaded with that nasty little man.
11:33I begged him to give you another chance.
11:35I said you were hardworking, responsible.
11:37I grovelled for you to that jumped up little tyrant.
11:40Ah, you must mean Professor Breland.
11:42Be quiet.
11:43Yes.
11:44Mum, he's got it in for me.
11:45What are you doing in here?
11:46Why aren't you studying?
11:48It's nearly 1,300 hours and you're in a cabin full of naked men.
11:52And what's this?
11:53Oh, Mum, it's a joke.
11:55Oh, um, well, I'm not actually up yet and I'm not feeling very well anyway.
11:59I was only taking a shower.
12:01I'm surprised at you, Philippe.
12:03I thought rather better of you than this.
12:05Oh, come on, Hilary.
12:06I want to talk to you, young lady, in private.
12:09Mum!
12:11Mum!
12:12Oh, that's my book, actually.
12:14The GNP of Mars is still only 0.6 billion dollars,
12:18despite the estimated 90 billion dollars of investment since 2020.
12:22Meanwhile, on Earth, the poor grow poorer and we do nothing.
12:27Flood, drought, earthquake and famine.
12:30We do nothing but waste our resources on projects like Daedalus.
12:34We should be feeding hungry children,
12:36but instead we are stealing their wealth.
12:39Let's look and see who pays for a project like Daedalus.
12:43Oh, there you are, Charles.
12:45I'm just covering the concept for cover-outs.
12:48Do you want the latest special analysis?
12:51If we didn't have the labour of the South to support us,
12:54how could we launch fascist schemes like Daedalus?
12:56Ooh, not bad, is he?
13:00Charles, he's a first-year.
13:02Yes.
13:02Well, I've had enough of first-years
13:04and first-year's mothers for one day, thank you.
13:08I spent 15 years working on this project,
13:10getting government agencies and multinationals to fund it
13:13when there's no chance of them making a profit
13:14at this little pipsque.
13:16The students are trained to criticise, Charles.
13:19He'll wish he hadn't bothered by the time I finished with him.
13:36I come up here, I'm humiliated by that horrible little man.
13:39I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
13:40It's always the same story to you, isn't it?
13:42I've had years of grovelling and crawling to keep you out of trouble, Matt.
13:45Nobody asked you to.
13:47I don't suppose you really would have thrown me off the ship anyway.
13:49I turned my back for two minutes
13:51and you're in a cabin with two naked men.
13:53We were only talking.
13:54Weeding pornography.
13:56And why aren't you working?
13:58I haven't got any lectures until this afternoon.
14:01And where did you get this rag from?
14:02Some Tart's laundry basket.
14:04Mum, don't.
14:05Shut up.
14:05Because when you bend over, I can see your bottom, my girl.
14:08And I don't think that's a very nice way to carry on, do you?
14:10Mum, please.
14:14You're 17, young Gabriella.
14:16If I can't trust you to behave yourself without showing me up...
14:19Me showing you up?
14:30It's okay, Finbo.
14:32You go.
14:32I can manage.
14:35Have you seen the bulletin?
14:36The Berlin Commission, of course.
14:37No, no, no.
14:38They're, um...
14:40They're advertising the captaincy of the Ilya.
14:42Yes, I saw.
14:45I, uh...
14:47I thought I might apply for it.
14:49I should think so.
14:50Yes?
14:50You are qualified, Finbo.
14:53Yes.
14:53Yes, I am.
14:54But I did wonder what sort of reference Professor Brelin might give me.
14:57Just ask him.
14:59But not this evening, actually.
15:00He's in a vile mood.
15:01I've been in command for quite a while now.
15:03If they made me captain, there wouldn't have to be too many changes.
15:06Mm-hmm.
15:07That's true.
15:08So, um, you think I might be in with a chance?
15:11Well, if you don't ask, you'll never know.
15:16At least I feel happier now I've met that nice girl down the hall.
15:19What was her name?
15:20Anna Pagani.
15:21Hmm.
15:22A nice, friendly, sensible, hard-working girl.
15:26Look, I'm sorry about the G23 business.
15:29I never thought...
15:30I know.
15:31Anyway, they're giving you another chance.
15:33But you have to be careful.
15:35You have to think.
15:36Yes.
15:37You want to stay here, don't you?
15:38You like it?
15:39I love it.
15:41I'm sorry for nagging at you.
15:43Every time I see you, I promise myself I won't criticise.
15:46Well, human nature, Breland's a pig.
15:48Ever since you were tiny, I've had to listen to what people like him think of you.
15:52Small-minded people.
15:54Is there a night of nursery at 18 months?
15:56All right, Mum.
15:57You couldn't keep still.
15:59Well, I still don't know what they expected.
16:01Then after that, you never look back.
16:03It's been trouble all the way.
16:05Don't go all through it, Mum.
16:08Look, I'm on your side, really.
16:10I admire you.
16:12I think I criticise because I want so much for you.
16:15I know.
16:17But really, Gabriella, you'll never get anywhere unless you keep your things tidy.
16:21Look how beautifully your friend Anna keeps her cabin.
16:26Students?
16:27Yes?
16:27What time's our departure bill for Callisto?
16:29Um, 2300 hours.
16:31Sneaking off in the dark, eh?
16:33Like thieves in the night.
16:34Did you want me?
16:36No, no.
16:37Well, yes, yes, but it can wait tomorrow.
16:39All I will do is, you know, Russia.
16:41It's not important.
16:42Well, obviously, it's important to me, but...
16:45What?
16:47Do you have any complaints about the way I've been commanding this ship?
16:52None at all, Mr. Lewis.
16:54You're doing an excellent job.
17:00So cured, are you?
17:02Well, I've still got to take some medication.
17:05Did you bring anything back with you?
17:06Only my personal stuff.
17:08Well, we'd better log it in anyway.
17:10Do you like Americans?
17:11Sure do.
17:12Me too.
17:13So, how was Mars?
17:15Well, my feelings are fairly ambivalent.
17:18Were you lonely?
17:19Well, I spent a lot of time with my buddy, Homer Weintraub, and he's very involved with
17:23the micro-system math.
17:25You know, he's small, he's beautiful.
17:27Ah, I see.
17:29Tim, are you all right?
17:31Absolutely.
17:32Thanks, ma'am.
17:36I'm only thinking of you, Melody.
17:38Oh, really?
17:39I thought you were worrying about who's going to be sleeping on the top bunk.
17:41But you're so young.
17:43Open.
17:44Hi.
17:45Can I borrow a blank data disk?
17:47I had to stash them somewhere.
17:48Pop yourself.
17:48They're behind.
17:49I bet Daniel's tidied up.
17:51Look, you've got to be sensible about it.
17:53Like you.
17:54Yeah, if you like.
17:56I, Sarah, am not trapped by petty rules and nitpicking moralities.
18:00Well, that's not a very nice thing to say.
18:02I think what Melody is saying is that mid-19th century putty bourgeois pseudo-morality was neither
18:08workable nor successful.
18:09What?
18:10Well, it was used as a tool to repress the working class.
18:13It never really worked the first time round, so why pretend now?
18:15I thought you'd come to borrow a disk, Philippe.
18:22A word, please, Mr. Gervais.
18:24Er, say half an hour.
18:26On the bridge in ten minutes.
18:29But you can't even look after yourself half the time.
18:32How are you going to manage with a baby?
18:34You want me to terminate?
18:36Oh, I don't know.
18:38What about one of those baby banks?
18:40I don't have them in space.
18:42Anyway, I don't like the idea.
18:44Little things frozen solid.
18:46I like it.
18:47I could change your diapers, see?
18:48Diapers?
18:49Shuttle to pacify, leaving T-minus five minutes.
18:53Please go to the entry booth.
19:01Oh, Melody, I'm not feeling well.
19:03Please be kind to me.
19:04No, not now, Daniel.
19:05I think she's been kind enough to you already.
19:08What's it all about?
19:09Life.
19:09I mean, I just can't see the point.
19:11Oh, well, you never can after you've been out on a blinder.
19:14Yeah, you drink too much, you get depressed.
19:15It's one of the laws of physics.
19:17No, it's not.
19:18You'll shove off anyway.
19:20It makes no difference where I go.
19:22Hell is where I am.
19:27Well, at least you're not marrying him.
19:31Him?
19:31Why don't you want to marry him?
19:33I suppose you've got to know.
19:36Daniel's my baby's father.
19:40Oh!
19:41Take care.
19:42I will.
19:42Thank you for standing up for me.
19:44I miss you.
19:45Look after yourself.
19:47Shackle now boarding.
19:50Oh, lots of love to Dad.
19:51Oh, Gabriela, wash that stuff off your face, please.
19:55You look 35, not a nice girl of 17.
19:57Everyone wears it.
19:58Oh, not that nice girl.
20:00What's she called?
20:01Anna.
20:01Anna.
20:03Why can't you be more like Anna?
20:08You in trouble too?
20:09No, but someone sure is.
20:12I get these moods, right?
20:15Where I just think about the world and the universe
20:17and I just think, why do we bother?
20:20What I've found is...
20:21Pardon?
20:22You've been messing with my sister.
20:25Yes.
20:26Yeah, I'm sorry about that too.
20:27No, that's not quite true.
20:28I'm not that sorry, really.
20:29Look, I'm...
20:30Hey, I've got to be better than that French, Monet.
20:32Mess with her again and you're dead meat.
20:37I think I need a drink.
20:39Okay, Shackle, you're clear of the rotors.
20:41Proceed under your own guidance systems using flight plan Fox.
20:45Illya out.
20:48Ah, Mr. Gervais.
20:50Come and sit down.
20:51It's about your presentation.
20:53Your presentation on Daedalus 10.
20:56I didn't do it for you.
20:58Professor Gilbert said it over.
20:59He thought I'd be interested.
21:01I was.
21:01Sit down.
21:05You've got your facts wrong.
21:07I don't think so.
21:10Look, I was planning the Daedalus expedition before you were born.
21:15It's nothing to do with Earth politics.
21:18It's about pure science and discovery.
21:20It's about the future of the human race.
21:23How can you say it's not about politics?
21:24Look at your funding.
21:25We have managed to get funding,
21:27despite the fact that Daedalus wants your profit for a thousand years.
21:30Oh, I'm sure you believe that.
21:31Your backers are putting up money for the good of humanity.
21:33The truth is that the Earth's a dying planet.
21:36So we're up here killing off Jupiter's system as fast as we can.
21:40Professor Brennan said he had no complaints about my work.
21:43That makes a change.
21:44That man can usually find something to complain about.
21:47So I'm putting my application together.
21:49Good, you go for it.
21:50You've been doing the job anyway.
21:51Who else can they give it to?
21:52Drunk.
21:53Thimbo, you ought to have more confidence in yourself.
21:56Melody.
21:58Funnily.
21:59That's exactly what my mother used to say.
22:01Is Tim you all right?
22:02Yeah, why?
22:03You don't think he's a bit strange since he got back?
22:06I was wondering if he had space like.
22:07No, he's exactly the same.
22:09He hasn't changed a bit.
22:10Good old Tim.
22:11I'll see you then.
22:15Thimbo, I'd, um, I'd buy you a drink,
22:17but I don't think it's allowed.
22:19Why?
22:22It's the same thing all over again.
22:25Rape, plunder, pillage.
22:26We mess up the Earth and then come up here to repeat the mistakes.
22:29We are a natural species and must conform to natural laws.
22:32No.
22:33Man is different because man can control nature.
22:36We need Jupiter's natural resources to take us beyond the solar system.
22:41The trouble with your presentation is that you filled it full of waffle.
22:45Well, I spent ages on that presentation.
22:49Calling the Daedalus a fascist monument is not what's required for your degree.
22:54It's inaccurate and irrelevant.
22:56I don't think so.
22:57Nobody likes criticism.
22:59I understand that.
23:00But look at the reality.
23:02Yes, like who funds Daedalus.
23:04It makes no difference who funds Daedalus.
23:06Makes no difference.
23:07Of course it makes a difference.
23:09How can it not make a difference funding by arms companies?
23:11The truth is that Daedalus is man's first venture beyond the solar system.
23:16One tiny iota of truth appears in my presentation and you can't handle it
23:19because it threatens everything.
23:21Because the ship is a lie.
23:22What we are doing is a lie and the Daedalus is the biggest lie of all.
23:25You must know what you're doing, but you deny it.
23:27People like you are dangerous.
23:31It's not even profits you're after its power.
23:35I think you're an evil bastard.
23:40Okay.
24:23I think you're an evil bastard.
24:27I think you're an evil bastard.
24:37I think you're an evil bastard.
24:42You
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