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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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00:00The trouble with your presentation is that you filled it full of waffle.
00:05I spent ages on that presentation.
00:08Calling the Daedalus a fascist monument is not what's required for your degree.
00:13It's inaccurate and irrelevant.
00:15I don't think so.
00:17Nobody likes criticism, I understand that.
00:20But look at the realities.
00:21Yes, like who funds Daedalus.
00:23It makes no difference who funds Daedalus.
00:25Makes no difference.
00:27Of course it makes a difference.
00:28How can it not make a difference funding by arms companies?
00:31The truth is that Daedalus is man's first venture beyond the solar system.
00:35One tiny iota of truth appears in my presentation and you can't handle it.
00:39Because it threatens everything.
00:41Because the ship is a lie.
00:42What we are doing is a lie and the Daedalus is the biggest lie of all.
00:45You must know what you're doing but you deny it.
00:47People like you are dangerous.
00:51It's not even profits you're after, it's power.
00:55I think you're an evil bastard.
00:58Okay.
01:00Okay.
02:00I've just seen Charles for one of the first years straight on a porous show.
02:04Can't stand scenes or a mission of students.
02:07It was terrible.
02:09He has no right to treat students like that.
02:11He shouted at my mother.
02:14Good pig.
02:15He's so nosy.
02:16He just can't resist sticking his noses.
02:18That presentation has nothing to do with him.
02:20He shouldn't have even read it without asking my permission.
02:22He should be apologising to me.
02:24Come on.
02:26Come on.
02:27Poor Thie.
02:37Night, Mum.
02:39Night, Dad.
02:41Is she all right in the end?
02:43She's always all right in the end.
02:45Trouble is, from now on, if I do anything, anything at all, it'll throw me out and I'll have to
02:50do my degree at my computer link.
02:53With your mum and dad watching Ovi?
02:55Every minute of the day and night.
02:59That's Blossom.
03:00She hasn't been very well recently.
03:02What's this?
03:03Captain Lewis had a farm?
03:04The Namajdi Donkey Sanctuary, Kathmandu.
03:06I sponsor it.
03:07See, that's Ranjit and Ninjoo.
03:09Not yet.
03:10You sponsor a donkey sanctuary?
03:13Yes, why shouldn't I?
03:14I think it's a wonderful idea.
03:15Oh, do you?
03:16Because they're asking me for more funds.
03:18There are people starving on Earth, Fimbo, drowning in the Pacific floods.
03:21That's not his fault.
03:23I like donkeys.
03:24You know, I would strange psychic link with them, perhaps.
03:27Well, it's true I like donkeys a lot more than I like a lot of people.
03:29Why shouldn't I sponsor it?
03:31Because the Earth is falling apart.
03:32The world is dying.
03:33There are more important things to worry about than a few old nags.
03:36Such as?
03:37This ship's getting terribly political all of a sudden, and I don't think it's a good idea.
03:41Okay, okay.
03:42Stick your head in the sand.
03:43Captain Lewis to Comstead.
03:45Ilya departing to pacify orbit for Callisto in 15 minutes.
03:49All personnel to acceleration station.
03:54I suppose you're going to sulk again, though.
03:55No, I am not.
03:57All I'm saying is that it's my bed you're in, and it is my bed, Fiona, so there you go.
04:01I thought we were taking it in turns.
04:03Look, I was here first.
04:05You asked to come in here.
04:06Departure countdown, T-minus 37.
04:08God, you're small-minded.
04:10Personal abuse isn't going to change anything.
04:13Go on, out.
04:13Oh, you see?
04:15Have my bed.
04:16Take it.
04:16Just stop going all about it.
04:18Look, Fiona, Fiona, all I'm saying is it's my bed, not yours.
04:20Have it.
04:21Just admit it.
04:22It's my bed.
04:23Chance.
04:23Burn commenced.
04:25Destination Callisto.
04:27Oh!
04:50Come on, Gabrielle, it's time to get out.
04:53What?
04:53Time to have a nice shower and get dressed.
04:56We'll do a little tidy round first, and then a proper breakfast.
05:00That will set us ready for some physics.
05:01Oh, God, Dad, you dumb cow.
05:04I promised your mother I'd look after you.
05:06And a promise is a promise, right?
05:12Date of birth?
05:1320th of the 2nd, 2024.
05:15I bet Drummond applies for this post.
05:17Relax, it's yours.
05:18Place of birth?
05:19Melbourne, Australia, and another Cranfield man.
05:23Nationality?
05:23European.
05:24If the board have to choose between me and Drummond, I know who they'll pick.
05:26Right.
05:28Now the tricky bit.
05:29Why do you want this job?
05:34Well, I don't know, really.
05:36You can't put that.
05:37Um.
05:39Well, why do you want it, this job in particular?
05:41Well, it would be nice.
05:46As First Officer, I have proved my technical abilities, leadership, and personal skills many times.
05:56As Captain of the Ilya, I would be able to continue contributing positively to the ship as a whole.
06:04Gosh.
06:05Do you want this job or not?
06:07Yes, but don't you think that's a bit...
06:09Not at all.
06:11I hear the American University is superb.
06:14Radical.
06:14Truly radical.
06:15And they're doing some phenomenal research on the Chromian Sea.
06:18Yeah, I'd love to go there one day.
06:20How's Mars?
06:21Mars is all screwed up.
06:22No one from Mars is going into deep space.
06:24Like the wonderful Daedalus.
06:26I'm going on, Daedalus.
06:27At least I'm looking for new worlds.
06:29Mars must have been 30 years ago.
06:31All the states before Columbus.
06:33So then he can take your brave new world and turn it into another Earth.
06:37Another moon.
06:37Another Mars.
06:39It will be different.
06:40It has to be.
06:41Here you are.
06:43Neural networking 449.
06:44Hope you made more sense of it than I did.
06:46Daniel!
06:48It's no concern of mine to hear about them as breakfast.
06:51What?
06:52Oh.
06:53Hi, Tim.
06:54Hi.
06:54Come on, let's eat.
06:55Yeah, why not?
07:00I'm pregnant, so I'm having a shower.
07:02There isn't enough room for everyone in here.
07:04You're only five minutes pregnant, Melody.
07:06So if you can't get your great big fat stomach in here, it's your own fault.
07:08I'm next for the shower anyway.
07:10Stop hogging the mirror, please.
07:12Is that my hairband?
07:13It is, isn't it?
07:14I need my hairband, Sarah.
07:15I don't know what I'd rather you use.
07:16I only could don't mind.
07:17I need this.
07:17Come on.
07:18Oh, no.
07:19Hi, Ben.
07:20No room.
07:21Go away.
07:22Fiona, what play do you think we should do for our autumn drama?
07:24Oh, I don't know.
07:26Well, you're the social secretary.
07:28Byron does the play.
07:29Byron always does the play.
07:30Now, I'm trying to have a shower.
07:32Well, hurry up, because Gabriella's coming in here as soon as she sorted out her clothes.
07:36Hers isn't working.
07:36Oh, great.
07:37Yeah, tell her to come on the shower with us.
07:39Don't I'll ship too.
07:51It's strange about you and Melody, though, brother and sister.
07:54How come?
07:55She's English and you're American.
07:59You know, I think your mother's right about clothes.
08:02Always leaves something to the imagination and iron everything nicely.
08:05That's what I think.
08:06Your mother's a very wise woman.
08:08Oh, God.
08:10And when your surroundings are neat and tidy, it helps you to keep your mind neat and tidy, too.
08:13What do you think?
08:15What's this?
08:17What?
08:18Hey, they can't do that.
08:19It's our lab.
08:21Oh, I'm sorry, but Deedlers have some urgent work to do on G33 and Meligener, and they've
08:26been finding it very difficult to get access.
08:28But it's our lab, Mercedes.
08:30You can't just tell us we can't go in there.
08:32Nothing to do with me.
08:33But how are we supposed to get our modules done if we can't use the lab?
08:35No one's stopping you from going in there now.
08:38Feel free.
08:39Use away.
08:41That's outrageous.
08:42Yeah, and we know he's behind it.
08:45You're like cat and dog.
08:46Yat-yat all the time.
08:47Stop doing me or the baby.
08:49Any good I didn't share with those two.
08:50You all wanted to share.
08:52We made a dreadful mistake.
08:53Sarah, you know, she's turning into a real old woman.
08:55Oh, well, we all turn into old women one day.
08:57Or old men.
08:58No finding more, Rebecca.
09:01Excuse me a minute.
09:05You can sit down if you like.
09:06Thanks.
09:08I don't know if you're aware of this, but Space Command have advertised the post for Captain.
09:13What, Captain of the Iliad?
09:15Finbo's applied for it.
09:16I think he'll be a wonderful captain.
09:19I'm sure he will.
09:20He's a little worried about other candidates.
09:23Oh.
09:24Hey, tell me something.
09:27Who is that fun little kid with a hat?
09:35Byron's deep in his advanced music session.
09:37So let's get going.
09:39With her, our autumn drama.
09:41Any suggestions?
09:42Er, Chekhov.
09:43Lorca.
09:44Akebourne.
09:45Listen, you guys, I really think we ought to do a musical.
09:48Yes.
09:49The Song of Bernadette.
09:50No.
09:51It's really good for Yonah and everyone will love it.
09:54Don't you think we ought to do something modern?
09:55Oh, not Mendoza.
09:57Let's do something avant-garde.
09:59The Song of Bernadette is really hard-hitting and it's got a lot of song and dance routines.
10:03Mendoza's great.
10:04She makes me laugh.
10:05Oh, who's that German bloke?
10:06Dead.
10:07Oh, no, not Brecht again.
10:09Please.
10:10That Akebourne is really funny.
10:13Oh, I just popped in to tell you guys that if you want to use the lab this afternoon,
10:17you better get down there.
10:18Access closes at 12 noon.
10:20Yeah, we knew that, Tim.
10:21Yeah, we all knew that, Tim.
10:23I didn't?
10:23What do you mean close to students?
10:24Well, from now on, only didlers do to get to use the lab in the afternoon.
10:28That's ridiculous.
10:30There she is, Ayo.
10:33And we'll get closer than this for a better look and to get Victoria some mass comm data.
10:38I know.
10:39How close are we going?
10:41Oh, 17, 18, 100 kilometers.
10:43We have to be careful with Ayo.
10:44She's so active.
10:46And, of course, I'm responsible for the whole ship.
10:49Of course.
10:50You're applying for the permanent command.
10:53Creaser's old job.
10:54Yes.
10:56Well, rather you than me, old chum.
10:58You mean you're not interested?
11:00Lord, no.
11:01I'm bogged down with my research.
11:03Bit of a bore, but there you are.
11:06Troubleshooting's what I love best, and flying.
11:08Very, very fast.
11:10Yes.
11:12So, good luck.
11:13I hope you get the job.
11:15Thank you very much.
11:23How can we do all our work without a lab?
11:25I have a presentation to do by the end of term.
11:27And we've got a play to put on.
11:28Now, we're all agreed on a musical, yes?
11:30No.
11:31Look, I think we should be doing something about this lab business rather than arguing over a stupid play.
11:36Now, one thing at a time.
11:37Are you doing tickets and refreshments at this?
11:40Because if you are, I mean, Jim and I know that sort of thing.
11:42Yeah, at a price.
11:43But Sarah's right.
11:44I think we should act now over Lab 5 before they try and take any other student facilities for Deedalus.
11:48Look, I came here today to discuss an autumn drama.
11:51I could have been in the lab right now, working.
11:53Oh, sure.
11:53Yeah, sure.
11:54I think we should all be nice to each other.
11:56Look, this is what we do.
11:58We go to Breland and we tell him it's not acceptable to steal student amenities.
12:01We don't talk.
12:02We don't wait.
12:02We go and we go now.
12:03Not you, Philippe.
12:04You're not going near him.
12:05We need a delegation.
12:07We just need one sensible person who won't get his back out.
12:09Yeah, he's a nice man.
12:11I'm sure he'll understand it.
12:12Good.
12:13Because I'm nominating you to talk to him.
12:15All agreed?
12:17Okay.
12:32Timmy, thank goodness.
12:33You must help me.
12:35Oh, sure, Anna, but I'm taking my break right now.
12:37I have to speak to Professor Brennan.
12:38Come with me.
12:39Anna, I'd like to help you, but I'm all tied up here at the moment.
12:42No, Timmy, you're not tied up at all.
12:44It won't take long.
12:48She's so sweet.
12:51I'm rather worried about her, actually.
12:53She hasn't been well and the Namaste donkey sanctuary is short of funds.
12:57There's talk of closing it down if they can't raise another 75,000 eqs.
13:00And what would happen to Blossom if they did that?
13:02She'd be turned out.
13:03Left a friend for herself.
13:05It really does appore me the way some people treat animals.
13:09You know, it's very nice the way you care.
13:11Sometimes I think I'm being a bit of a mug sending off my 100 eqs a month.
13:15Why?
13:17Well, it occurs to me there may not be a sanctuary.
13:21Just a group of crooks sending out the same picture of a tired old donkey to 100 spacefaring mugs.
13:26I don't think you're a mug, and I'm sure it's not like that.
13:30Why don't you ask the students to help raise some cash for the sanctuary?
13:34He's such a reasonable man, I'm sure he'll see things our way.
13:37I guess.
13:39Tim, why do you wear that funny hat?
13:41It's authentic.
13:43And you talk funny, too.
13:44Look, it makes me laugh.
13:45Leave the talking to me.
13:50We've come to see Professor Brelin.
13:51He's expecting us.
13:52Sorry, old love.
13:53He's busy.
13:54Ask me to apologise for him.
13:56It's a man out of Archie.
13:57It's a student's lab, not Deedlis's.
13:59I know, but they've got a rough job on with some analysis.
14:02You know the sacrifices you had to make to get the heavy metal from G33?
14:05Yeah, I know.
14:06Well, Victoria and some of the Deedlis's team are working their guts out to analyse those rock samples.
14:10I see.
14:10Sir, I'm afraid you'll have to get up a little bit earlier to work in the lab for the time
14:13being.
14:15Is that it?
14:16Yes.
14:18Thank you very much.
14:19Nothing to do with me.
14:22Radical.
14:23Fully radical.
14:24If you try for something and it doesn't come off, at least you know you've tried.
14:27Whereas if you don't even try...
14:29You don't get anything.
14:31It's very difficult for everyone at the moment, Tim.
14:34You have to understand that.
14:36Me, just me.
14:37Why can't you talk properly anymore?
14:39Anna, here a minute.
14:41Go on, Fildo.
14:42Anna's on the Student Social Committee.
14:43I wondered if we could have a benefit evening from the Namaste Donkey Sanctuary in Kathmandu.
14:47Hey, that's a wonderful idea.
14:49I could help organise it for you.
14:50We could have music and games.
14:51You will.
14:52Of course.
14:53I have to put it to the rest of the team first.
14:55We need to raise another 70,000 eqs.
14:58Leave it to me.
15:00I thought you said 75,000.
15:01Well, I thought I'd put a little extra in myself.
15:04You're wonderful.
15:05And I'm very proud of you.
15:10A reminder that Columbus students should leave Lab 3 at 12 noon, which is in five minutes' time.
15:17Cheek.
15:18Only needless access to Lab 3 from 1,200 hours.
15:22I don't think we ought to let them tell us what to do.
15:25Haven't seen you in here for weeks, Mel.
15:27Do you want to get up at 0700 to do your physics?
15:29No.
15:30It's Professor Brown again.
15:31I know it is.
15:32I'll tell you what we ought to do.
15:34We ought to stay put and refuse to leave.
15:37Yeah.
15:39Why don't we just stay here now?
15:41You're on.
15:42I'm going for lunch now, then.
15:43What?
15:44You can't.
15:44Not if we're having a protest.
15:46I have my baby to think about, Gabrielle.
15:47I'll come with you, Mel.
15:48Oi!
15:49It's OK.
15:49We'll relieve you later.
15:54Gee, an occupation.
15:56Don't say, gee, please, to me.
15:58You're to the table.
16:00If only we could have explained things to Professor Brown, I'm sure he'd have seen things already.
16:04Well, I think it's pathetic.
16:06You never see Gabby or Fiona in the lab from one week to the next.
16:09Who would you know?
16:10Gabby.
16:11Is Gabby on the protest?
16:12Sarah and Gabby.
16:13We've got to leave them later.
16:14Oh, God.
16:15I promised her mother I'd make sure she stayed out of trouble.
16:19Liberate the lab, Anna.
16:20Be one of the gang.
16:21Don't you be horrible.
16:33The students have occupied lab five.
16:35No.
16:36Wonderful, isn't it?
16:38Do you remember the time when we occupied the restaurant, Moon Street?
16:41Oh, God, and we had that huge party until we ran out of food and drink four days later.
16:45I can't somehow see the allure of a laboratory.
16:47Oh, I don't see why Charles can't just leave them there to stew.
16:50They'll get bored soon enough.
16:51Because he's desperate for the molybdenum analysis.
16:53Oh.
16:54Anyway, come with me?
16:57Doesn't he not?
16:58But we're comrades.
16:59I'm not going to have a punch-up with the students.
17:01I'm supposed to be lecturing them this afternoon.
17:03Oh, I do hope there won't be any violence.
17:06You go.
17:06You're the troubleshooter.
17:12I'm starving.
17:13Me too.
17:14Seems like ages since we had breakfast.
17:18It's funny how time drags when you're sitting in.
17:20Yeah.
17:22I suppose I should be doing some work, really, but I can't concentrate.
17:28They could come for us at any minute.
17:31Yeah.
17:32I, uh, wonder what their tactics will be.
17:36Oh, well, they'll just try and talk us out of it at first.
17:39Yeah.
17:40Ben?
17:42Hi, Dan.
17:43Anna!
17:44Listen, will you cover for me?
17:46Just for five minutes.
17:47I just want to get something to eat.
17:48I am starving.
17:49I came to see how Gabby was.
17:51I'll just go and get a sandwich.
17:52I'll be right back.
17:52Do you want anything?
17:53No, I can't.
17:54Look, Anna, whatever happens, just stay here and don't move, all right?
17:56Lock the door when we've gone and don't let anyone in.
17:58We'll be back as soon as we can.
17:59You're staunch, Anna.
18:00Stay staunch.
18:06Mel.
18:07What?
18:07Please, don't blank me out.
18:10I haven't got the time or the energy for you, Daniel.
18:13You're too demanding.
18:15Everyone seems to be criticising me.
18:17Oh.
18:18Jim's just called me a scoundrel.
18:20I've got it in one, Jim.
18:21Oh, I suppose it's open Warren Weatherby's now, is it?
18:25Everyone is having a go at me.
18:27Philippe, Sarah, Fiona, now Timmy.
18:29Look, Daniel.
18:30You can't spend all your life getting drunk and wasting time.
18:33I don't want to.
18:35I want to spend my time with you.
18:39And if I can't look after you and the baby, then I don't know what to do.
18:46Grow up, Daniel.
18:49I've got me and the baby and Tim to worry about.
18:53That's enough without having to be responsible for you as well.
18:58All right.
19:02But tell me one thing.
19:06Why is it that Tim is speaking in a silly voice?
19:26If you come out now, there won't be any trouble.
19:29We want to talk to you.
19:31We understand you're pretty angry about your studies being disrupted,
19:34and we fully sympathise with that.
19:38We'll have to change the security code on the lock once we get in there anyway.
19:42It's very difficult for us all when conditions are cramped.
19:45But it's the same for everyone.
19:47We're all in the same boat.
19:48We just have to be nice to each other.
19:56Hi.
19:58Is it only you?
19:59Yeah, for the time being.
20:00The others are on their break, and then they'll come back to join me.
20:02I tell you what, why don't you run along and take your break as well, eh?
20:07Okay.
20:08I'll see you later.
20:12Oh.
20:13I thought you were holding the fort in the physics lab.
20:15Oh, and I thought you were relieving me.
20:17I was going to.
20:19Who's there, then?
20:21Oh, Anna.
20:21Yeah.
20:21Oh, fine.
20:27Sarah?
20:27Yeah?
20:29Have you thought how our society undervalues motherhood?
20:32Are you coming to chemistry?
20:34Yeah, all right.
20:35It's true, though, because women are treated as mere sexual objects.
20:39Our motherhood is downgraded, although it's the most important thing there is, if you think about it.
20:42Oh, I mean, if our society truly valued motherhood, there'd be some really great maternity clothes.
20:49Is that it?
20:50Well, there aren't any.
20:51You want to hear yourself sometimes.
20:54Open.
20:55Have you seen Gabriela, because she's supposed to be in a lecture or two, and I can't find her.
20:59No, no, sorry.
21:00Oh, God, that girl.
21:02Anna?
21:02Yeah?
21:03Who's looking after the physics lab?
21:07So, we know that Io is the largest and the innermost of Jupiter's moons.
21:11Its surface is...
21:12Sodium, salts, and sulfur.
21:13Mm-hmm.
21:14Distinguished by its bright orange color.
21:16Oh, drop the accent, Tim.
21:19Io has more volcanic activity than any other planet so far discovered.
21:23The second most volcanic activity is on...
21:26That's very good.
21:27And Io has two types of volcanic activity.
21:29Volcanic eruptions and lava thrown from vents across the surface.
21:33Very good.
21:36Philippe, Philippe, please.
21:39Philippe, you've got to come now.
21:41And Fiona, emergency student council meeting.
21:43Why, we're in a lecture?
21:44Well, you'd all better come.
21:46They've sent the Havis into lab five and they've taken it by force.
21:49Wow, civil disruption.
21:50What's that right, Trey?
21:52Come on.
21:52Excuse me.
21:53Fiona, Philippe.
22:05Well, I told Fimble what happened with the donkey benefit, but I checked with you first.
22:09Shall we discuss this later, please, Anna?
22:10Yeah, I'm not sure.
22:12Look, if anyone talks to one, we won't get anywhere.
22:15Oi!
22:16Shut up, everybody!
22:17Donkey-related activities.
22:20Philippe.
22:21OK, for what it's worth, the deedless researchers have regained control of the lab.
22:25Now, what are we going to do about it?
22:26Not a lot, I shouldn't think.
22:27Well, we can't just let them get away with it, Daniel.
22:29No.
22:29I think we should talk to them and make them understand our position.
22:32Anna, they won't talk to us.
22:33Brennan wouldn't.
22:34Well, Commander Drummond did.
22:35He was quite nice, actually.
22:37Look, they won't stop at our laboratory.
22:39They want the whole ship.
22:40But the Iliad is a university, not a deedless resource.
22:42We should retake the lab by force.
22:45Don't be stupid.
22:46Yes, that is a bit of a stupid idea.
22:48Look, Professor Bellen tried to throw me off the ship.
22:50He read one of Philippe's essays which he had no right to read, and then he shouted at him.
22:53If we can't get back into the lab, we can at least get to Gantry 2.
22:56What for?
22:58They've taken over our part of the ship.
23:00We take over theirs.
23:02Yeah!
23:03Oh, yeah!
23:05Come on, let's all storm the Bastille as well.
23:08Liberty, equality, fraternity.
23:10Exactly.
23:11What about negotiations?
23:12Let Breland come and negotiate with us.
23:15Yes!
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