Jupiter Moon - 140 Jean-Francois' grant is suspended. - video Dailymotion

William Woollard

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.   Instagram only allows me to upload videos less than 20 minutes, YouTube just isn't having me..   where else do random people post/share random videos for random people?   For full-length version of this and access to the >150tb archive from which this was pulled.. feel free to contact me directly.   -*_*We appreciate your donations to our Server Fund*_*-   Venmo: https://venmo.com/shareyourworld  Paypal: https://paypal.me/allcreatures313  Buy me a Coffee(or Beer!): https://buymeacoffee.com/reidsquard  Cashapp: $allcreatures313  We also accept Amazon and other gift codes  If you are interested in a Jellyfin subscription, keys to unlock direct downloads from open directories or other options outside of soulseek please send email to woollarding@gmail.com   -mahalo

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00:06He's a jolly good man

00:46Jim. Sarah. Sarah, champagne? No. No, probably not a very good idea. What the hell do you think you're playing

00:58at? Well?

00:59Well, what did it look like? Shut up. I didn't ask you, did I? The trouble with champagne, you see,

01:04it makes people do things I don't normally do. You are only having a little kiss. Are you married to

01:08him? This is nothing to do with you. What's all the fuss about it? Jim! Sarah, I'm sorry. Sorry? I'm

01:16supposed to be going out with you and coming here to find her rolling all over you. Her name is

01:21Tranquility. Oh, well, that's a bit of a laugh, isn't it? Everybody around here goes out. You know, you are

01:25such a bitch. And I lent you my clothes as well. That's probably what it is. Tranquility.

01:29Oh, shut up, Daniel. Who did you think it was, Jim? Did you think it was me you were kissing?

01:34I shouldn't imagine so. Don't bother coming near me again.

01:37Sarah? Sarah?

01:49Come on, it's time.

02:06Good morning, Captain. What's the matter? Nothing. Anything to report?

02:11Petra?

02:13Course steady at Zulu Echo 4732. Velocity profile follows navigational predictions.

02:21I have control.

02:23You have control.

02:26Are you going to get some breakfast now?

02:29Finbo, what is it?

02:30What's what?

02:32Is it because I wanted you to come over last night? Does that upset you?

02:35I'm not upset.

02:37Finbo?

02:37I don't like it, that's all.

02:39I spent all day yesterday being told I was some sort of a space hero.

02:43Well, you know what I think of that. I'm not interested. But I do have some pride.

02:47I know you do.

02:48Just simple human pride. And I'm not asking for anything much.

02:52No.

02:52I just object to being summoned in the middle of the night to the captain's ear as if I was

02:56something out of a hurry.

02:59I wasn't summoning you for God's sake. I asked if you'd like to join me.

03:03You cannot be as cool as you like in Umbrella and Sweet and then call me up to ask me

03:07to come over and spend the night with you.

03:09Finbo, that's our situation. We can't be seen to be having a relationship, you know that.

03:15It doesn't mean we don't respect each other. I wasn't summoning you.

03:18Well, that's what it sounded like.

03:19Come on.

03:20Here's your breakfast, darling.

03:22Yeah.

03:26Look, Charles, if you want to have lunch, I'll be free from about one.

03:31No, I think I'll have a working lunch.

03:33You did a break. What time did you get up?

03:35Six.

03:36And where have you been?

03:38You know where I've been. I've been working on Aerial 9 data.

03:40See?

03:41Well, I lost Mosley yesterday with all that ridiculous dressing up and handing out medals.

03:46It's only for one day.

03:47Anyway, it's nice for Finbo.

03:49Finbo?

03:50Stood around like a wet weekend most of the time.

03:52He's shy.

03:54Shy?

03:55What that woman sees in him is beyond me.

03:57Well, it's certain that fine women eat a crazy salad with their meat.

04:02Salad's a bad life.

04:03Since when did you think that Natasha was a fine woman?

04:07I'm not an idiot, Charles.

04:08I might not get on with her, but I can see that she's remarkable.

04:12Mmm.

04:13She's a high flyer.

04:14Same age as you.

04:15And already achieved most of your ambitions.

04:17Well, I try not to be petty, Charles.

04:20But thanks for pointing it out.

04:22Of course, you've got the more exciting lover.

04:26How do you know?

04:28How do I know?

04:30I don't know.

04:30I don't know about that at all.

04:33I'll turn it off.

04:40Hello?

04:41Daniel Weatherby, good morning.

04:43Turn it off, for God's sake.

04:45I shall expect you in commsend in 20 minutes to discuss your final submission for graduate

04:50entry to the space service.

04:52What?

04:53You wanted to see me.

04:54This is your opportunity.

04:56Don't be late.

04:57I'm not feeling very well.

04:58You're in the army now, Weatherby.

05:00See you in 20 minutes.

05:02I don't like that man anymore.

05:04I can't be ready in 20 minutes.

05:07I mean, my eyeballs haven't even started working yet.

05:15Rise and shine, soldier boy.

05:19Sarah, you shouldn't take it all too seriously.

05:22Oh, well, that's good, coming from you.

05:24You haven't stopped moaning about her since she appeared in a puff of red smoke from the

05:28coal hole where she belongs.

05:29Well, Jim's very easily led.

05:31I don't need any amateur psychology lessons on my boyfriend, thank you.

05:34I mean, look, they were all as drunk as nudes.

05:35Get the fuck out!

05:41Ah, Victoria.

05:42Victoria, what have you got in here this morning?

05:44Basic electrical circuits.

05:45Can you leave them some set coursework?

05:47I've had some more data on aerial nine overnight.

05:48I can't.

05:49What?

05:50They need a tutor.

05:52Sarah's finding it very hard going at the moment, and you know Guy needs everything.

05:55Explain it to him 50 times.

05:56This is more important than a few students' hopeless quest for an education.

05:59I'll come this afternoon, I promise.

06:01You want to come over to the lab now?

06:02No.

06:03Well, surely one of them to be left just this once.

06:05I'm sorry, really.

06:09Morning.

06:10Morning, morning.

06:12What do you think about Brennan's vision of paradise beyond the Oort cloud?

06:16He gets some fancy ideas.

06:18Yeah, but you're a hopeless romantic yourself, surely?

06:21Me?

06:22No.

06:23Oh, come off it.

06:24All he knows about aerial nine is there's a possibility he may be able to support some form of life.

06:29Yes.

06:29And he wants to go there and put people on it.

06:32And you know who that makes him?

06:34No.

06:36God.

06:37First officer's croissant.

06:39Oh, Drummond.

06:40Didn't know you were here.

06:41Oh, that's all right.

06:42I'll share his.

06:42I don't want any.

06:44What, the captain brings a croissant with her own fair hands and you don't want them?

06:47Well, I do.

06:49Come and sit down.

06:50Join us, Natasha.

06:51Lovely smooth morning so far.

06:53I think I'll go and catch up on my sleep.

06:55Thanks.

06:56Anyway.

06:56You're welcome.

07:02Lovely girl, that.

07:06And now Sarah.

07:10Sarah.

07:12Your presentation on transient responses in RC circuits was due in two days ago.

07:16Yeah.

07:17I know.

07:17It's late.

07:18I'm sorry.

07:19I don't want to press you.

07:20Well, I'm glad about that.

07:22You've got to get this basic stuff under your belt before you can move on to reactive components

07:25in AC circuits.

07:26Yes, look.

07:26I will, Victoria.

07:27I'm just not feeling particularly brilliant today, all right?

07:30Yeah, okay.

07:32Let me know if you need any help, all right?

07:33I will do.

07:34Thanks.

07:36Right.

07:37I'm afraid we're going to have to cut the class short today.

07:39Oh, good.

07:39We will continue tomorrow.

07:48Right.

07:49Now can we get started on that aerial nine data?

07:51Yeah.

07:52I'll be with you in the lab in five minutes.

08:07Something's wrong, isn't it?

08:10What do you mean?

08:11Do you want to talk about it?

08:13There's nothing you can help me with.

08:15Victoria, I need you.

08:17If you're upset about something, please tell me.

08:22If I tell you, will you promise not to tell anybody?

08:26I couldn't bear it if they all got here.

08:43Two days ago, I had a letter from Jean-Francois.

08:46Professor Varotter has asked him to reconsider his PhD.

08:50Again.

08:51I thought he'd already accepted part of it.

08:53I see.

08:54Oh, Jean's had such trouble with that man.

08:57And now he's asked him to come up with a completely new project for his thesis.

09:01It took Jean months to work out the last one.

09:03He sweated blood over it.

09:04There's no point in him slogging away for years at something that isn't going to work.

09:08There was nothing wrong with the original thesis.

09:12Varotter just doesn't like him.

09:14And now he's suspended his grant.

09:15I mean, John's in a terrible state.

09:17They won't let him starve?

09:20No.

09:21No, they've given him a temporary job in the Runnymede College Library.

09:25All I was going to have.

09:26Well, there you are.

09:29As soon as he comes up with a decent project, they'll reinstate his grant.

09:32There's no need for you to get so upset about it.

09:34Yeah, but is he ever going to come up with anything that Varotter likes?

09:38Victoria Varotter is not an unreasonable man.

09:42You won't tell anybody about this, will you?

09:44Of course not.

09:47I don't mind Mercedes knowing.

09:50I just think Melody quite enjoys hearing he's having trouble.

09:56Is that it?

09:57Well, it's the first draft.

09:59Oh, come on!

10:02Well, I haven't been feeling very well recently, you see.

10:05Well?

10:07Look, this is graduate entry into the space service we're talking about.

10:12Not some orderly for the catering corps.

10:15You've only got one chance to make this presentation.

10:18It has to be good.

10:20What shall I do?

10:21Go back to your machine, wipe this and start again.

10:25Look, they want to know who you are.

10:28What qualifications you've got.

10:30What you've done, what you want to do.

10:32And why they should have you.

10:34Got that?

10:35Yeah.

10:50Go away.

10:52Sarah, please.

10:53Sarah, please what?

10:55And why should I let you?

10:58It's not what you think.

10:59And how do you know how I think?

11:01Well, I know what I'd be thinking if I were you.

11:03But it's not that Sarah...

11:05Jim, I am not as obsessed with sex as you obviously are.

11:10Sarah, please, can I see you?

11:13I'll meet you in the club.

11:16I don't really see that it makes any difference what sort of presentation you make.

11:22Tranquility. Try not to be totally stupid.

11:24They give jobs to the people they want to give jobs to.

11:27Well, that's obvious.

11:29In fact, I think that's the most obvious remark I've ever heard.

11:31I think he's only applying because you want him to.

11:34Well, you don't know much about Daniel in that case.

11:37Well, we do live together.

11:39In the same cabin.

11:41Look.

11:42Daniel is going to sit down for once in his life and do some real work.

11:46Without being distracted by anything.

11:50Why don't you let him speak for himself?

11:52He's not a flying officer yet, he's still allowed to talk.

11:56Right, Daniel, tell her.

11:59I want to join the space service.

12:01Okay.

12:02And you're going to do some serious work.

12:04And I'm going to do some serious work.

12:07Daniel, don't.

12:08If you muck this one up, you'll be like Byron.

12:11Can't do anything, can't go anywhere, the eternal student.

12:13I am going to work.

12:15You'll be amazed at me.

12:17You mean?

12:18Just watch me.

12:35I came to ask you a favour.

12:37Yeah?

12:37Will you cover for me this evening and tonight?

12:40It's only personal reasons. If you don't want to, just say so.

12:43Yeah, I don't mind.

12:44One day you'll snap out of it and look to see if there's any real men around.

12:48And you'll be there, will you?

12:50If you're lucky.

12:52Go on.

12:53You go off and have it out with him, whatever it is.

12:57Well, it were that easy.

13:01Well, now I've extended this bit so she's got all of this to run down.

13:04Oh, my poor little thing.

13:06What do you mean, we saved her from a certain death?

13:09Yeah, we're all a bit like this hamster, aren't we?

13:12Are we?

13:13Well, we can't get out here either.

13:17Up the little staircase, down the little run, round and round, up and down.

13:25Just like us.

13:32Hiya.

13:36Can you sit down?

13:38Yeah.

13:45I'm sorry.

13:47Why did you do it?

13:48I was drunk.

13:50Why?

13:53Earlier on in here.

13:55Well, the drinks were free and Fimbo was buying them, then Daniel Ports and...

13:58Why were you drunk, you idiot?

13:59I mean, why were you kissing her?

14:01Not everybody has to kiss her when they're drunk.

14:03Some people are just sick.

14:05I was.

14:06Hefty.

14:09Did you really want to kiss her, though? That's the whole point of it, isn't it?

14:11What am I supposed to say to that, Sarah?

14:14Oh, right, so you did want to.

14:15Well, yes.

14:16Yes, I suppose I did at the time.

14:19I've got to tell you the truth, haven't I?

14:21I'm not like Daniel.

14:23I'm no good at lies.

14:25And do you want to go on kissing her?

14:28No.

14:31Look, Jim.

14:33You know how hurt I was when Bob chucked me, went off and married somebody else.

14:38I don't want to get myself into that situation again.

14:40She's leaving the ship in a fortnight.

14:42Yes, but, Jim, next time there's free drinks, you could end up kissing somebody else.

14:48Well, there aren't free drinks very often, are there?

14:52I don't know. I'm going to need a few days to think about this.

14:55Oh, please, Sarah.

14:57I've got to know that I can trust you.

14:59You can, honestly.

15:03I don't know. Let me sleep on it.

15:07Do you think you know by tomorrow?

15:08You know you want to keep away from Daniel Weatherby.

15:12He's turned over a new leaf, Daniel.

15:14Oh, yes. Since when?

15:15Since this morning.

15:16He's going to work hard and he's going to write a wonderful presentation for his service application.

15:21And he's having nothing more to do with tranquility.

15:26He's, uh, he told me all about it.

15:29The average time from top to bottom takes 7.5 seconds.

15:33But if we made the slide a bit slippery...

15:35And then gave her something to perk her up a bit, it might be good for a few accusers.

15:39That was what I thought, but what are we going to grease it with?

15:44American anti-stretchmark oil.

15:46Yeah?

15:47Yes, you'll find it as you go into Melody's cabin through the door.

15:50It's down on the right on the table.

15:53I'm not going on that cabin again, Daniel.

15:55Anyway, you've got the access code. You get it.

15:57No, not me.

16:00He'll only take a few drops. She'll never miss it.

16:04Oh, dear. Poor Victoria.

16:06Sometimes I think she was born to suffer.

16:09As soon as she gets rid of that Frenchman, the better.

16:11He's a fool.

16:11Oh, no, he's not. He's not. He's just a bit gauche.

16:14I'll get into the women around here, I can't imagine.

16:17Running after men like Jean-Francois and Thimbo Lewis.

16:20A bit strapped for choice, Charles.

16:23Suppose you were on a desert asteroid with Thimbo Lewis, and only Thimbo Lewis.

16:28What'd I do? Get into my EVA suit and swim for it.

16:36Hello?

16:39Hello?

16:52Hello?

16:57Drummond says he'll cover for me tonight.

16:58Really? Why did you want him to do that?

17:01So that I could come here.

17:03Oh.

17:04Don't you want me to?

17:06It's not that, Natasha.

17:08Last night you got an estate because I asked you to come to my cabin, and that made you a

17:12plaything.

17:13I didn't exactly say that.

17:14I've gone and asked Drummond to stand in for me.

17:16I had to put up with all his comments.

17:19What comments?

17:20Does it matter?

17:21I suppose he thinks this is a big joke, doesn't he, you and me?

17:24He's jealous.

17:26He's doing us a favour.

17:27You. I didn't ask him.

17:32Do you want us to stop seeing each other?

17:36No.

17:38What then?

17:39I can't stand all this creeping about.

17:41What else can we do?

17:43You know regulations don't allow a captain and first officer to have this kind of relationship.

17:48It's as though you're ashamed of me.

17:49That's nonsense.

17:50You hardly spoke to me at all at that reception.

17:53I did.

17:53I mean everybody knows about us anywhere.

17:56This is childish.

17:57There's a difference between keeping our relationship quiet so that people don't have to take any official notice and denying

18:03it exists.

18:04I hate it.

18:05I hate the fact that we have to creep about at night and hide our feelings.

18:10It's the way it is.

18:12I didn't make it like that.

18:13There's no point shouting at me about it.

18:15But you don't mind, do you?

18:18Of course I do.

18:20I feel just like you do.

18:22I mean you're too pig-headed and full of self-pity to work that out.

18:25Natasha, listen.

18:26You'd better just leave it for the moment, Phil.

18:30Well.

18:31Like I said, Anne's an idiot.

18:33Love as Tiff Charles.

18:35Everyone has them.

18:36Except us.

18:38Hello darling, are you out there beyond the Aort Cloud?

18:40What happens when captains start fraternising with first officers?

18:45I hardly call it fraternising, darling.

18:48Anybody else?

18:49David.

18:52Tim, come on Tim, she's your hamster.

18:54Yeah, but I have a grasp of probabilities way beyond my ears.

18:57This isn't a question of probabilities, this is a question of form.

19:00Anything from 3 seconds to 15 seconds.

19:03No, she'd never do it in under 8. You've seen the way she climbs down.

19:05Back your judgement then, Tim.

19:06My new networking tells me only bookies make money out of betting.

19:11You've got such a lot to learn, Tim.

19:13You've got such a lot to learn.

19:15Or everybody else, you know the odds.

19:16How long will it take this idle, rotund and...

19:21frankly, porky hamster to descend from point alpha to point beta?

19:29Have you seen Natasha?

19:31Thought she was with you.

19:32She was.

19:34Had a row.

19:34How?

19:35You haven't seen her.

19:37You really haven't got the first idea, have you, Thimbo?

19:39Well, apparently not.

19:41You know what these women are like?

19:43You have to assert yourself, show them who's boss.

19:46You know, Drummond, before you came aboard, I had no idea men like you still existed.

19:50Yes, we're a dying breed, Thimbo, old son.

19:53Dying breed.

19:57It's your favourite.

19:59Chocolate chuckle pistachios.

20:02You're wrong, Jim.

20:04The weight of a woman's heart is not through her stomach.

20:07We tend to prefer the simpler things in life.

20:11Like fidelity.

20:12Look, Sarah, I've said I'm sorry.

20:14What do you want me to do?

20:15Tattoo it on my forehead?

20:18It's for jicing.

20:19Oh, right.

20:20Well, in that case...

20:21Oh, come on, Sarah.

20:23Life's too short.

20:24Yeah, and yours will be if I ever catch you with her again.

20:26Never again.

20:27I mean that.

20:29I only have eyes for you.

20:32Melody, you've got to stop Daniel and Tranquility.

20:34What's he doing now?

20:35Running a book on how long it takes Charles to come down her run.

20:38And I thought Daniel had turned over a new leaf.

20:40Well, don't look at me.

20:41I don't know anything about it.

20:42I mean, I wouldn't have minded.

20:43But I think they've drugged her.

20:45She was skidding down on her back.

20:46She's never done that before.

20:47Melody, calm down.

20:52I am going to kill your friend, Daniel.

20:55Am I in the way?

20:58You can take a ten minute break if you like.

21:08It's all a bit of a mess, isn't it?

21:12You didn't have to rush off like that.

21:15If anything, it makes it more obvious if being found out is what you're afraid of.

21:22You should have exchanged a few pleasantries with Breland first, then major excuses, then left.

21:28You obviously didn't read enough spy stories when you were younger.

21:31Bitterness does not become you, Finbo.

21:33I'm not bitter.

21:36But when the woman who ostensibly loves me is too ashamed of the fact to make it public...

21:40Finbo, I'm not ashamed.

21:41But I can't help it if the service...

21:43Oh, stop the service!

21:45What?

21:45They're all hypocrites anyway.

21:46How do you think half of them got where they are today?

21:48That still doesn't mean we can flaunt a clear breach of regulations.

21:52Why must you do everything by the book?

21:54Why can't you use your common sense?

21:57For common sense, read cowardice.

21:59I prefer to stand up for what I believe in.

22:01God, Finbo, you're too honest for your own good.

22:04At least I can hold my head up high and look the world in the eye.

22:10Oh, sorry. Have I interrupted?

22:13Not at all.

22:14Petra, stand by for shuttle docking.

22:183.45 seconds. A bit slow but not slow enough.

22:21Right, come on everybody. David, Sydney, come on.

22:22Daniel, Melody!

22:25Melody, I thought you were having a little lie down.

22:27Is this you working hard, Daniel?

22:29Is it?

22:30Well...

22:30Get back in the cage, Daniel.

22:32You can shut up.

22:33You've drugged her, haven't you?

22:34You've given her Popeye pills to make her go faster.

22:36Anyone can do any number of tests.

22:38That hamster is not drugged.

22:39This is you being serious about your future.

22:42Gambling on a hamster slide.

22:44Fraudidently gambling on a hamster slide.

22:45This is you making sure of my future, of our baby's future.

22:47Melody, we are up 150 eqs.

22:50They rolled the slide. They rolled it so she tumbles down.

22:53They have to!

22:55Look, her fur's oily.

22:57We have not oiled anything.

22:59How we the sort of guys would go around oiling hamsters.

23:02Yeah.

23:03It was a hamster race. It was a bit of fun.

23:06This isn't a very interesting place to be, you know.

23:08So why did you come here then, you lazy little slut?

23:12Come on, Melody.

23:13No, you listen.

23:15I am going to see Rebecca.

23:17And I am going to tell her that you will no longer stay in Daniel's cabin.

23:21Oh, yeah? And where the hell am I supposed to stay, huh?

23:24I don't care.

23:25You can go on a three-hour EVA with a two-hour oxygen pack as far as I'm concerned.

23:30I just want you out of that cabin.

23:31You okay?

23:43I am going to touch the sea I'm saying.

23:47What do you want to die on phone?

23:51Does that rest up, you'll be re-명ly?

24:00Does that rest up, them'll be unemployed.

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Jupiter Moon - 140 Jean-Francois' grant is suspended.

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