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Tv, Lost in Space (1965) —S1 E07 - My Friend, Mr. Nobody
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00:04Last week, we left our small party of space colonists as they began their first test drilling
00:10for radioactive materials. Materials that could be transformed into enough atomic fuel
00:16to lift their disabled spaceship off this strange and alien planet.
00:26I've got the explosives. We'll be able to blast through now.
00:30Will, get behind that rock.
00:31Yes, sir.
00:33Give me a hand with the rig, Don.
00:35Let me.
00:45Here.
00:51Let's go.
01:20Let's go.
01:54Daddy?
01:57Cut the blasting switch.
01:59I can't.
01:59It's already firing.
02:00Well, check the wires.
02:07Are you all right?
02:09Yeah, I'm okay.
02:11You move your fingers.
02:12Yeah, it's okay.
02:17Now, how many times do I have to tell you you can't?
02:20I was just trying to help.
02:21Dawn dropped this and I thought you'd need it.
02:24Boy, plastic explosive.
02:25What a dumb thing to carry up when we're blasting.
02:28That's enough, Will.
02:28Let's check the rate.
02:29Look.
02:31Now, Penny, you can't stay here.
02:33I could help.
02:35No, it's too dangerous.
02:36Why don't you go find out if you can help your mother?
02:38She said she's too busy.
02:40I'm sorry, Penny, but you can't stay here.
03:08Why don't you run along and play, dear?
03:11Yes, Mommy.
03:14That's a good idea.
03:15Why don't you run along and play?
03:17Yes, Daddy.
03:22And, Will Robinson, you're nothing but a boy.
04:05Hey!
04:06Hey!
04:06Hey!
04:13Hey!
04:17Hey!
04:23Hey!
04:27Hey!
04:28Hey!
04:28Hey!
04:29Hey!
04:29Hey!
04:41Hey, hey, hey, well, how do you do, how do you do, do, do, do, do, do, do,
05:00I'm just an echo, that's all, echo, echo, echo, echo, only, where does it come from, where, where, where, where,
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07:01It's gonna be dark pretty soon.
07:03I think maybe you ought to go out and look for her.
07:05Hello, hello.
07:06Oh.
07:09Hi, am I late?
07:11Where have you been?
07:12Oh, someplace.
07:13Someplace?
07:14Where someplace?
07:15It's where a friend of mine lives, that's where.
07:17A what?
07:18Oh, he's just sort of an echo.
07:19We didn't have time to talk too much.
07:21Talk to an echo?
07:22Oh, of course.
07:23He lives in this deep cave, and when I pushed the rock and fell into it...
07:27With what?
07:28Oh, I didn't get hurt or anything.
07:29And besides, it was so dark in there I couldn't see.
07:32So I just pushed the rock again, and it opened, and I climbed out.
07:35How big a rock?
07:36Oh, bigger than this even.
07:38But I can move it with one finger.
07:40Oh, Mother, it's the most wonderful, marvelous place.
07:43Boy, why didn't you stay in that cave, you sissy?
07:46Because I knew I'd be late for supper.
07:48Don't you know what you would have seen?
07:49A white rabbit.
07:50And then this teacup and saucer would come jumping out.
07:52No, it wasn't like that at all.
07:54Well, now that's enough.
07:55Okay, Mom, okay.
07:58You believe me, don't you, Mom?
08:00Oh, yes, of course I do, dear.
08:01But Will just doesn't understand.
08:03And there's this magic fountain, and all you have to do is...
08:05Time's up.
08:08Now, let's see what we have here.
08:11Very gently now.
08:12Okay.
08:13There, now.
08:17Oh, Mother, I like it.
08:18So do I.
08:19That's very pretty.
08:20And there's this mysterious voice that talks to me.
08:23Darling, I'm very glad that you found such a nice game to play.
08:26I like this much better than 435.
08:29So do I.
08:29I think you've made a very wise choice.
08:50Hello?
08:52Aren't you still here?
08:55Hello?
08:58Aren't you still here?
09:01Are you?
09:03Game.
09:05And you're not just an echo, either.
09:10Echo.
09:12Game.
09:14Game.
09:16Game.
09:17Oh, please.
09:19Can't you put words together?
09:20Can't you answer me?
09:24Words.
09:26Together.
09:28Together.
09:29We.
09:31You.
09:33I.
09:34Now you're doing it.
09:37All right.
09:38I'm coming in.
09:39And I won't get scared and run away this time, either.
09:42Cause I'm not afraid of you.
09:44See?
09:46In.
09:47Yes.
09:49Come in.
09:52And you will be my friend.
09:55Won't you?
09:58Won't you?
09:59Yes.
10:00Yes.
10:00Come in.
10:02Stay.
10:04Stay in.
10:06Stay.
10:08My friend.
10:38Stay in.
10:39Right on time.
10:44Hello, darling.
10:44Hi, dear.
10:46Say, didn't I see Penny back there with you?
10:47Yes.
10:48I got her to come along by promising I'd drop her off on the road to her friend's house.
10:52Well, Penny, come and get it.
10:56Her friend's house?
10:57You know, that spring area where she plays.
11:01John, you don't think she could be in any danger there, do you?
11:06No, no.
11:08She keeps talking about a cave that's dark and wet and shiny.
11:12Well, there may be some limestone-type formations far below, but there's simply no way she could get in there.
11:18Now, we prospected that whole area.
11:20There's nothing there.
11:21Mother cherry pie!
11:22How did you do it?
11:23On the computer.
11:25Well, I'm not really worried.
11:27It's just that...
11:28Well, she seems so happy these days.
11:29I don't want anything to spoil it.
11:31Oh, nothing's gonna happen.
11:52Check.
11:57Hey, where'd you get the jacks?
11:58My friend gave them to me.
11:59Your friend.
12:01How can so many can't even see who isn't even there give you things?
12:04He just took a piece of his roof apart and there they were.
12:07His roof?
12:07You're crazy.
12:09Jacks.
12:10These are just little rocks, pieces of quartz you picked up.
12:16There.
12:17Here.
12:18Watch that now.
12:19I'm sorry.
12:19I don't care.
12:20I've got lots more.
12:21My friend has whole walls made out of jacks like those.
12:24Come on, let's go eat.
12:26Well, I do care.
12:28Here I was on the verge of check-mating you, my friend.
12:31On the verge of...
12:45Good heavens.
12:47So sorry, my dear friend.
12:50Whole walls, she said.
12:54Here.
12:55Analyze it.
12:56Hurry.
12:57Penny?
12:58Oh, a penny.
13:00Wait.
13:00A penny?
13:01Penny?
13:02Penny?
13:03Wait.
13:04Wait, my dear.
13:05Ah.
13:07I haven't had a chance to ask you yet, my dear, but how is your friend feeling today?
13:13I don't know.
13:14I haven't gone to see him yet.
13:16Well, well.
13:18It occurred to me.
13:20Perhaps he would enjoy having some other visitors.
13:23To see his house.
13:24And have a cup of tea.
13:27By a singular coincidence, I have very little work to do today.
13:30No.
13:31I'm the only person he likes to talk to.
13:33He's shy.
13:34But perhaps I could...
13:35Material crystallized under great pressure and temperature.
13:41Excuse me a moment, my dear.
13:49Wait, wait.
13:50Not so loud.
13:51I mean, not yet.
13:54Suspend report on chess game.
13:57Understand?
13:58Understand.
14:00Penny?
14:01Penny?
14:02Penny, my child.
14:05I'm not like your brother and sister, you know.
14:08I believe in your friend.
14:12Oh, it makes me feel so lonesome and envious to think of you having a...
14:15I'm sorry, Dr. Smith.
14:17You're just gonna have to find somebody else to play with.
14:19By yourself.
14:25Material crystallized in the isometric system.
14:29And never mind all those polysyllabic words.
14:32Why they had to program you with an unabridged dictionary.
14:34The subject is a native carbon.
14:38Well, say it.
14:41Say it.
14:43Most commonly referred to as the diamond.
14:46Diamond.
14:50Diamond.
14:55Diamond.
14:59Diamond.
15:16Oh, I'm sorry.
15:17Good afternoon.
15:57Hello.
15:58Hello.
15:59I'm sorry l'm a little late.
16:01Would you open your door, please?
16:02Oh.
16:04Oh.
16:06Remember now, count to three.
16:09One.
16:09Two.
16:10Three.
16:21Well, well.
16:22Where did she go?
16:23I couldn't see a thing after she left that pond.
16:26Why didn't you say so?
16:28Go on, go on.
16:29Don't just stand there.
16:31Only don't make so much noise.
16:49I might have known it.
16:51You have as much Indian tracking blood in your circuits as I have.
16:54Now, check directions.
16:56Recompute.
16:57Do as I say.
17:01Of all the stubborn clatter brains.
17:05No.
17:06Wait.
17:07My learned compatriot.
17:09My fellow diamond king.
17:10No.
17:10I mean, perhaps this big rock?
17:13Yes.
17:14Move it, my friend.
17:16Push.
17:18Affirmative.
17:21You're programmed for 50 tons pressure.
17:23Yes.
17:24Push.
17:25That's it.
17:27Put your back end to it.
17:30Low gear, you weakling.
17:31Low gear.
17:33Do I have to do all the work?
17:35Ah!
17:36Stop.
17:37Stop.
17:38Disconnect.
17:39Does not compute.
17:41Rock should move.
17:42You blundering bag of boats.
17:47She must be around here somewhere.
17:50Somewhere.
17:51Affirmative.
17:55Be quiet.
17:56What's the matter with you now?
17:58Danger.
17:59Danger.
18:01Do you want her to hear us?
18:03Do you want everyone on this planet to know about our diamond mine?
18:06Of course it's dangerous.
18:07Now be quiet.
18:11There.
18:13Faint heart never built Fort Knox.
18:15My cowardly friend.
18:17Now go home.
18:18You make too much noise anyway.
18:19I can do much better without you.
18:21Affirmative.
18:34Hello?
18:37Hello?
18:39Oh, what's the matter with you today?
18:41Why won't you answer me?
18:44Are you listening to something else?
18:46Is that it?
18:47Well, I don't hear anything.
18:52I brought a book to read, so you could learn some more words.
18:57But if you don't even care...
19:00Well, then I don't care either.
19:02There's probably not enough light in here anyway.
19:05And I'm not going to wait 15 minutes for...
19:07Care?
19:08What is care?
19:12Well...
19:14Care is...
19:16Like...
19:17When...
19:18Someone won't speak to you.
19:20That's what it is.
19:22Light?
19:24Light in here?
19:26I know light.
19:28I can fix light.
19:36More light.
19:37You're too rough.
19:39Rough?
19:41And besides, I still can't see you.
19:44I don't even know who you are.
19:47I don't know who I am.
19:52What?
19:55Oh, but that must be awful.
19:59Maybe you've been asleep or...
20:01Or growing up or...
20:02Or changing.
20:04I don't know yet.
20:06I don't know who I am.
20:11Well...
20:11Well, why don't you try to find out?
20:14Do you know what my brother calls you?
20:16He says you're nobody.
20:18Cause I can't tell him you're somebody.
20:21If you just...
20:22Is that a name?
20:24Like Penny?
20:26Of course.
20:28But you could try to be Mr. Nobody, couldn't you?
20:32If you'd just let me see a little bit of you.
20:36I don't know how.
20:39But try.
20:41You just can't stay down here...
20:44Until you die.
20:47What is die?
20:50Well...
20:52I...
20:52I don't think I'm exactly sure myself.
20:56But...
20:57When someone can't speak anymore.
21:01Or...
21:02When someone can't move anymore.
21:06Like...
21:07Before you could remember maybe.
21:11I remember rocks.
21:14Rocks bubbling.
21:19These?
21:21But...
21:21But this is granted.
21:23It takes millions and millions of years to...
21:27You mean you're that old?
21:29Already?
21:30Read.
21:31You say read.
21:33Oh...
21:35Well...
21:36It might be a little young for you, but...
21:39See, it's about an ugly duckling who...
21:42Didn't have anyone to play with because they all said...
21:45He was too big and too hideous to look at and...
21:51Are you listening to me?
21:54Mr. Nobody?
21:56I didn't mean to criticize you before and...
22:01There's no reason for you to be scared here.
22:06Please say something.
22:08Where are you now?
22:11Mr. Nobody?
22:13Mr. Nobody?
22:14Please, answer me!
22:16What shall I say, my dear?
22:21Mr. Nobody?
22:23That's me.
22:26Where are you?
22:28Mr. Nobody?
22:28What happened to your voice?
22:30Mr. Right here, my dear.
22:32Your old friend.
22:34And I've just thought up a new game to play.
22:38Remember the jacks, my dear?
22:40Well, suppose we play marbles.
22:43Yes.
22:44Gather up all the loose marbles you can find.
22:49The big ones are the best, you know.
22:51Bring those.
22:52Yes.
22:54We might even play croquet.
22:57Look about.
22:59Look about, my dear.
23:01Maybe you can even find rocks that big.
23:05As big as a vineyard ball.
23:08Or a nice glittery bowling...
23:13Help! Help!
23:15Save me, somebody!
23:16Help!
23:18Dr. Smith, what are you doing here?
23:20Help me, dear. I'm wasting up here.
23:22I'll hold on. I'll be right there.
23:24Hurry up, Penny. I'm stuck.
23:27Penny, hurry up, dear.
23:29Help!
23:31Help me, Penny!
23:40Help!
23:41Easy now. Be careful.
23:44Pull, dear. Pull!
23:46There. Pull, dear.
23:48Oh, dear.
23:50No, no, dear. Far away.
23:51Those rocks may give way again.
23:56Thank you, my child. Thank you.
24:00I just happened to be out here,
24:02gathering some wild flowers for your dear mother.
24:04You pretended you were Mr. Nobody, didn't you?
24:08Who?
24:09Oh, yes. Well, I did perhaps hear you talking to yourself down there.
24:14But I merely thought that...
24:18No! No!
24:21It's all right. It's all right. No harm done.
24:24It's much better a dangerous hole like that be closed up, you know.
24:27Mr. Nobody!
24:29Mr. Nobody!
24:30Much, much better.
24:32Because now we know where to drill a proper hole, don't we?
24:38A hole for blasting.
24:45Look, Smith. I just finished supper. I'm tired, and I had a lousy day today.
24:49Of course, of course.
24:51And tomorrow, bright and early, Professor Robinson's pet theories will send you drilling in some other outlandish location.
24:56Well, he just does happen to be in command here, and we do happen to need the ingredients for a
25:00rocket fuel source.
25:01Oh, right you are, sir. I'm both counts.
25:04But wouldn't you like to be the discoverer? The successful prospector?
25:09Here, look at this.
25:15Porous clay. Where'd you get this?
25:17A place I know.
25:19It was washed out by a stream, but there may be more underground.
25:24Has Robinson seen this? Come on.
25:25Oh, no. He's still eating. And he's even more exhausted than you are.
25:30What are you up to, Smith?
25:32We could take the portable rig. It's only a few feet of drilling. Then the explosive. And we bring up
25:40a test core.
25:41You mean now? There's only about an hour of daylight left. Come on.
25:44But this place is only a few minutes from here.
25:47Don't you understand, Major? I could do this myself. I would like to be the saviour of our little party.
25:56But unfortunately, Professor Robinson simply doesn't understand my competence with the explosive pellets.
26:02You mean he doesn't trust you with them. Or the guns.
26:07Perhaps by this act. Perhaps by sharing with you the possible glory of our salvation.
26:13I can, in some small measure, redeem myself in all your eyes.
26:20I sure would like to see the surprise in everybody's face if...
26:26All right, but we've got to step on it. I'll meet you in five minutes out by the drill.
26:29Roger. And remember, sir, Mum's the word. Just you and me.
26:36Oh, and you too, my stupid friend. I wouldn't forget you.
26:41Couldn't be a pile driver, eh?
26:44Well, for the next few days, you're going to be a steam shovel, a bulldozer.
26:49That's what's going to happen.
26:51I'll shake them loose. You'll dig them up.
26:56Every last diamond in that hill.
27:16Mother, do you think just a place could think and talk?
27:21Well, like you, maybe?
27:23Oh, maybe.
27:24I asked Daddy if it's only people that can have brains, and he said very few of them do.
27:30Well, darling, I'm sure that there are all sorts of mysterious forces that we don't understand.
27:36Even forces with far more intelligence than we have.
27:40And a rainbow could have feelings, or the moon, maybe?
27:43Well, certainly, I think so.
27:45Go on, now. Scoot.
27:46Good, good.
27:59Mother?
28:01I'm scared.
28:02If a thing can like you it can get mad at you, too.
28:06Oh, Penny.
28:07I've just got to see Mr. Nobody right now.
28:10I've just got to.
28:11Now, look, I've said no.
28:13Now, if you have something you want to tell him,
28:15you can talk to him right here, can't you?
28:17Now, that's all there is to it, dear.
28:19Talk to him? Right here?
28:23Oh, Mother, I thought you were the only one.
28:26I thought you really believed me.
28:30At least just a little bit.
28:34What? Penny.
28:35Penny, of course I do.
28:37Now, I still do.
28:40And you know why?
28:42Well, I'll tell you a secret.
28:45When I was a little girl,
28:46I had a very special friend, too.
28:50His name was Mr. Noodles,
28:52and he lived inside my teddy bear.
28:54What?
28:55It's true.
28:57I know that you're the only one
28:59who'd understand how very, very real
29:02Mr. Noodles was to me.
29:04Oh, Mother, that's the silliest thing
29:06I ever heard of.
29:07How can anyone live inside a teddy bear?
29:10Penny.
29:24No, not here.
29:26I've been all over this area.
29:27There's nothing here.
29:28Over here, by the outcropping, I think.
29:31Yes.
29:32Yes, this should be just over the main deposit of clay.
29:36Nothing but granite.
29:37You want to bet maybe a little limestone, but...
29:40Here, take another look at this.
29:41The clay washed down into that little pond,
29:44that little spring.
29:45So maybe a bird dropped it there.
29:47Doctor, these minerals are at the wrong end of the spectrum entirely.
29:50Only 45 minutes left, Major.
29:52Only 45 minutes until dark.
29:53And here you are, sir, using the time to quote someone else.
29:57Well, John happens to be right about that, but...
29:59Well, no sense wasting the trip.
30:01Come on, let's get started.
30:16Well, you haven't seen that piece of clay I found, did I, have you?
30:20Don hasn't had a chance to see it yet.
30:21The porous clay?
30:22Gee, that's about the best find you've made so far, isn't it?
30:27Could be.
30:28I wonder what happened to it.
30:29I'll go look around the lab.
30:30No, stay and finish your work.
30:31I just thought I had it in my pack.
30:33This doesn't really work.
30:34Just fooling around with some old rocks I picked up.
30:37Oh.
30:38Stirling polish, huh?
30:41What are you doing, making yourself a necklace?
30:42No.
30:44Maybe something for Penny.
30:46Girls get so gloopy sometimes.
30:48Can you imagine bawling because you imagine your imaginary friend is mad or scared or something?
30:55The only trouble is, some of these rocks are hard as diamonds.
30:59Diamonds?
31:00Yeah.
31:01Can you imagine anything as useless up in a place like this?
31:05You should have heard Dad laugh when I showed him.
31:07Dr. Smith, I bet he knew what they were all the time.
31:12What are you talking about?
31:14I'm going to bed.
31:16Will, did you see Dr. Smith sneaking out alone this evening?
31:19No.
31:20He went someplace with Don, I think.
31:21They were carrying the drawing stuff.
31:23I guess they're getting ready to blast some more tomorrow.
31:25Blasting?
31:26Where are you going?
31:43Oh, for the love of...
31:45It's all right.
31:46I'll fix it.
31:50Doc, of all the wild goose chasers, it's just impossible there'd be clay in formation.
31:54I'll have it fixed in a moment.
31:55But it's getting late.
31:57Just a little deeper.
31:59You're almost there.
32:38I'll have it fixed in a moment.
32:39You'readas.
32:40You're almost there.
32:43Fuck.
32:57A cave within a cave.
32:58Well, if that isn't the last straw.
33:00No, no, that's all right. That's far enough. Quick now.
33:01Give me your bag of explosive pellets.
33:03Just take it easy. I'm still doing this.
33:08Mr. Nobody, wake up!
33:10Mr. Nobody, please!
33:12Wake up!
33:13Open, I said!
33:15Mr. Nobody!
33:17Mr. Nobody, please! Wake up!
33:21Two, I think. Maybe three.
33:24Are you serious?
33:25If I placed more than one pellet in that hole,
33:27we'd cause a cave-in that would wreck the whole area.
33:30We'd take a steam shovel to get us a sample van.
33:32Of course, of course. You know best.
33:34Here's the firing wire. You'd better handle that, too.
33:39Please open up, Mr. Nobody!
33:55Mr. Nobody!
33:57Mr. Nobody!
33:57It's me!
33:58Please, Mr. Nobody!
34:00I'm sorry about what happened this afternoon,
34:02but you've just got to answer me!
34:04You've just got to!
34:21You've just got to!
34:21Okay, that does it.
34:23Let's get behind the rocks.
34:25Yes, yes, of course.
34:29Oh, uh...
34:30Wait! The drill!
34:32That's okay! Leave it! Come on!
34:43Whatever you say.
34:45All set.
34:50And you've just got to stop hiding now because, well,
34:54something awful's gonna happen.
34:57Awful?
34:57Yes, tomorrow, maybe, and it's all my fault, I guess.
35:01But if you've just come out in the middle of this planet,
35:04where have you been growing for all these years?
35:06I don't know yet what I am to be.
35:10Oh, but if you've just met to some of their plays,
35:13let Dr. Smith have his dirty old diamonds!
35:21Oh, please, Mr. Nobody, please!
35:24Can't you forgive me and listen?
35:34Penny?
35:37Penny?
35:39Penny?
35:40When a person can't talk anymore,
35:45when a person can't move anymore,
35:50Penny, please move.
35:54Penny, please, don't die.
35:59Penny...
36:30Well, what do you mean?
36:35All right. I'm all right.
36:38I wasn't hurt a bit.
36:41What would wrong?
36:43What?
36:50Did you put more explosive pellets in that hole?
36:53Of course not. What are you talking about?
36:56Well, then what happened to her?
36:57You mean the bag is empty?
37:01I wonder it was such a fearful blast.
37:07They must have rolled out on the ground up there when you put the bag down.
37:22What a mess.
37:27I must say, we did rather shake things up a bit, didn't we?
37:31A bit.
37:32It would take a bulldozer a week to dig out underground samples now.
37:37Well, it's just a good thing there wasn't anything here in the first place.
37:39It could be that I was mistaken about the possibilities of our finding clay in this area.
37:46Dr. Smith, you've finally said something sensible.
37:51But tell me something.
37:52Why is it whenever you've come near anything, the roof caves in?
37:58We all have our good and bad luck, sir.
38:02But this time, I was wrong.
38:05I conceded.
38:10There's nothing further we can do here.
38:12I suggest we return to the spaceship.
38:15Brother, you'd better run if you want to catch up with me.
38:33Wake up, Penny.
38:36Please wake up, Penny.
38:47What's the matter?
38:48Do you hear that?
38:50Sound like thunder.
38:52Sky seems clear enough.
39:06Listen.
39:08Sounds like a storm coming up.
39:11I hope it doesn't wake the children.
39:17I'd better check the outside equipment.
39:29I'm going out to find them, Penny.
39:32Whoever they are that did this.
39:34And I'm going to teach them a lesson.
39:40You heard, Penny.
39:42I will destroy you.
39:45What is it?
39:46I don't know.
39:46What's happening?
39:47It feels like it might be an earthquake.
39:49But it doesn't stop.
39:51I want to keep moving.
39:55John?
39:56I can't find Penny.
39:57She's not in her bed.
40:00Penny?
40:02Penny!
40:04Penny!
40:15Run!
40:16Back there!
40:17Run!
40:20Come on!
40:21Diamonds!
40:22Diamonds!
40:23Smith!
40:24Get up!
40:26Come on!
40:27Get up!
40:30Penny!
40:32Penny!
40:34Penny!
40:34Penny!
40:34Get back inside!
40:35Penny!
40:36Get back inside!
40:36Let me go to her.
40:37Go there!
40:38Go!
40:39Penny!
40:40Go!
40:44Penny!
40:44Say it! Say it, will you?
40:48I mean, won't you please give us your analysis of my learning old friend?
40:52Affirmative. Negative. Release of pure cosmic force with antimatter core.
40:57It has anger. It will destroy us.
40:59That's stupid. Forces and things don't get angry.
41:03It has anger. It will destroy us.
41:05Done!
41:12Done!
41:13Judy, come back here! Will, get inside!
41:38Will, help! It's coming after me! Save me!
41:42What's that? You're holding it in your hand!
41:43Thereby now! Thereby!
41:45Diamonds?
41:45Your cosmic force with antimatter core. It has anger. It will destroy.
41:49Cosmic force? Antimatter? It's gonna kill us all!
42:00Get him inside!
42:01Wait up!
42:02Wait, everyone! I'm prepared to sacrifice myself.
42:05It's a far, far better thing than I do!
42:08Here! Take back your filthy diamonds! Leave us alone!
42:22Look out the laser guns!
42:24We can't!
42:26If we let it get that close to the ship, we'll be blown apart!
42:28The robot's dead! He has laser circuits!
42:31You hear that, Smith?
42:33Maximum firing level, circuit of range. Fire all directions on command!
42:38Circuits armed and ready!
42:41Hurry up! It's getting closer!
42:43I just hope he can break that force apart!
42:45All right! Get him moving!
42:47March, my metallic hero! March!
43:12Let's go!
43:12Tell me when, sir! Tell me when!
43:14Not yet! Wait until he's close to its center!
43:21Fire!
43:25Fire!
43:36Fire!
43:37All right! Start firing and continue his marching!
43:39Fire!
43:40March!
43:46Fire!
43:55Fire!
43:56John, look!
43:58It's Penny!
44:00The spaceship!
44:02Oh, no!
44:03Cease fire! Sound the stuff!
44:06Hold, my friend!
44:07Suspend fire!
44:08Acknowledge!
44:19Acknowledge!
44:20There she is!
44:23She's running right toward it!
44:25Penny, look out!
44:35Acknowledge!
44:36What's the matter with this thing!
44:37Folks!
44:38Cease fire!
44:43No!
44:44No!
44:45Stop it!
44:47Penny!
44:48Get back!
44:54Please, don't hurt them!
44:56Don't hurt anyone!
44:57I love them!
44:58I love them!
44:59Just like I love you!
45:04Love!
45:05Love!
45:07Love!
45:08Love you!
45:09I love you too, Penny!
45:11You might be away!
45:14No!
45:28I love you!
45:31Simon!
45:31No!
45:37My wife!
45:37You're something!
45:38The next day is my life!
45:40To the next day is my life!
45:41Hold on.
45:43Be careful now.
45:44Be careful.
45:46Oh, my robot!
45:50Thank you, Mr. Nobody.
45:54But where are you?
45:57Mr. Nobody, where are you?
46:02Penny!
46:04Oh, Penny.
46:09He's gone.
46:10Yes.
46:13Oh, my robot!
46:21Oh, no!
46:35Don?
46:37Don, what is pure cosmic force?
46:40What does it turn into?
46:43I don't know.
46:46There are a lot of things.
46:48I don't know.
46:55It's like the new Milky Way.
46:59Well, caterpillars can turn into butterflies, can't they?
47:08Oh, John, look.
47:12Oh, John, look.
47:13Just look.
47:14Goodbye, Penny.
47:18Goodbye, Penny.
47:21Goodbye, Mr. Nobody.
47:22Goodbye.
47:24Goodbye.
47:27Goodbye.
47:28Goodbye.
47:32Goodbye, sir.
47:34He's all fixed.
47:35Yes.
47:36Good as new.
47:36Tune to the finest.
47:39What's that?
47:40Just a necklace I was making for Penny.
47:42That's all they're good for in a place like this.
47:44You know how girls are.
47:45Always liking useless stuff.
47:47Hey, you want to play chess?
47:49Affirmative.
48:04Affirmative.
48:04What are the value of these rocks back on Earth?
48:09Oh, the pain.
48:11The pain.
48:38No, the pain.
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