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TV, Movie, Lost in Space (1965) S3E18- The Time Merchant
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00:05Warning, warning, cosmic squall line now at 10 kilometers north-northwest, radiation
00:12level increasing, gale force winds expected.
00:22William?
00:24William, where are you?
00:28William?
00:31William?
00:33What on earth are you doing with that contraption?
00:35Oh, hi, Dr. Smith.
00:36I'm waiting for that cosmic storm to get closer in order to try this out.
00:40You see, when it hits, we should be able to see cosmic particles shoot back and forth between the two
00:45poles.
00:46This is supposed to slow them down, you know, kind of trap them.
00:49I see.
00:49Now all we have to do is wait for the cosmic lightning.
00:54Well, and here it is now.
01:04How dare you interrupt the journey of the great Kronos!
01:08Oh, I ought to reverse your timetapes!
01:12How dare you trap me!
01:16You see, sir, it was an experiment.
01:19We were trying to trap some cosmic particles.
01:21Not we, my dear sir.
01:23He.
01:24A boy's prank.
01:26An immature mistake.
01:27I'm sure you understand.
01:29Turn off that machine!
01:31Release me!
01:35William, I have a feeling that we should not turn him loose all at once.
01:42Don't turn the machine off.
01:44Just turn it down a little.
01:45Not him.
01:45Not him.
01:46Not him.
01:49Not him.
01:52Not him.
01:54Not him.
01:56Not him.
01:57Not him.
01:57Not him.
01:57So, it wasn't an accident after all.
02:01You deliberately set out to trap me.
02:04You're going to ask for a ransom.
02:07Isn't that it?
02:08No, sir.
02:09William, let me handle this. I take umbrage at your insinuation, sir.
02:14We are not bandits, and we have no interest at all in ransom.
02:18Howsomever, you did disrupt our experiment.
02:21That is to say, his experiment.
02:23And I'm sure that you'll agree that that is worth a little something, mister...
02:28I'm afraid I didn't catch your name.
02:30You dare to bargain with Kronos, the time merchant?
02:33Oh, if I could get free, I would reduce your time spans
02:37and watch you dwindle and diminish and poof away on the winds!
02:43William, we've made an incredible acquisition.
02:46A creature who can control time.
02:49I think we should turn him loose. After all, we did catch him by mistake.
02:53William, you have no head for business. Don't you realize who he is, what he can pay?
02:57He can make us immortal. We can live forever.
03:01No, I think we should let Dad handle this.
03:04William!
03:05I would advise you to stay inside the cave.
03:17What have you done to them? What's happening?
03:20There's no one running the factory.
03:22The timetapes have gone amok.
03:24They're running backwards and sideways and upside down.
03:33All right. If I turn you loose...
03:36Then everything would be normal.
03:41William, I will not allow you to do it.
03:43We will not let him go.
03:45We have not made our financial arrangement yet.
04:02Come along.
04:04We must go.
04:05Go where?
04:06Where are you taking him?
04:07Why, back to the factory, of course.
04:09Young man, you have inconvenienced me.
04:11You caused me to lose time.
04:13And I have to make it up.
04:15I'm sorry. I can't go anywhere with you.
04:17There are no child labor laws in my factory.
04:23Oh, please.
04:24Please don't harm him.
04:26Please, William.
04:27Come along.
04:38William.
04:40William.
04:43William.
04:45William.
04:45William.
04:46William.
04:46William.
04:47William.
04:48William.
04:50William.
04:52William.
04:53William.
05:58At five kilometers.
06:04Where's Will?
06:04I don't know. A terrible creature took him.
06:07What creature?
06:08His name was Kronos, a most unreasonable being.
06:11Where did he take him?
06:12Through the wires.
06:14Warning, warning! Extra-dimensional force field.
06:17What kind?
06:17I do not know.
06:19I could have lived forever.
06:21Smith the immortal.
06:22What a pleasant, unassuming ring that has to it.
06:25What a ring your neck.
06:26But that'll wait.
06:28I want some answers.
06:30Who was this creature and what was he doing here?
06:32I've told you all I know.
06:33He was a time merchant.
06:34His name was Kronos, Dr. Kronos.
06:36He got caught in Will's cosmic particle trap.
06:38The dimensional opening is beginning to close.
06:41All right, I'm going after them.
06:42You come with me.
06:44Are you sure you would not like to take Dr. Smith and leave me behind?
06:47Now, don't you start.
06:49And as for you,
06:50let the others on the ship know what's happening and sit tight.
06:53Understood?
06:53That's all that's left for me to do.
06:55To sit tight and wait for creaking old age to overtake me.
07:01All right, I'll go first.
07:11The pain, the pain.
07:13With just a little luck,
07:15I could have stayed in my present state of perfection forever.
07:19Better to rust slowly than to risk instant oblivion.
07:23Mine not to reason why.
07:25Yours but to hold your tongue and go.
07:39Good heavens, I'm alone.
07:41And I'm frightened.
07:43Wait for me!
07:46No!
07:47No!
07:59No!
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10:17have to do. And I never, never let sentiment interfere with business. Well, that's very
10:23admirable of you, doctor. Very admirable. My dear sir, you seem to have everybody's time tape here.
10:32You must surely have mine as well. Certainly. Oh, to return to earth, to the days of my youth,
10:37oh joy, oh bliss. How much would that cost? Could I travel now and pay later? Sorry. The company
10:45transporter box is reserved for certified customers. I'm not a tour agent. I don't deal
10:51in time travel. However, I could make you younger, but I don't suppose you'd be interested in
10:57that. Quite the contrary, dear sir. You're not making any deals with M. Smith. That isn't
11:02tally his prerogative, not yours. What assurance do I have that you can do it? Why, demonstrations
11:07are free. You're under no obligation. How do you spell your name? Zachary, that's the first
11:13name. Z-A-C-H-A-R-Y. Smith. As in Smith. And your age in your three years? 27.
11:23That will be verified.
11:25But it doesn't matter. Ah, now, here is your tape. Now, I shall pick a place at random. That
11:34should convince you. Roll tape. Good evening, all. Your replacements have arrived. Everything
11:43is under control.
11:45Replacement, Smith?
11:46Now, what are you talking about?
11:47Major, surely you're not going to continue to deny me the privilege of sharing in the
11:51responsibilities? I am rested. You are not, ergo. It's time for you to turn the controls
11:57over to me. Phew. If you think I'm going to put our lives in your hands, Smith. Well,
12:02Don, I'm sorry, but for once, I agree with him. You show rare good judgment, madam. Not
12:07to worry, Major. My assistant and I are quite competent. All right, we'll give it a try.
12:14John and I have to make lab checks on these transistor circuits before we can trust the scanner,
12:18anyway. Smith, hold the course at 270. Now, that's all you have to do to avoid the media showers.
12:23Child's play, Major. All right. There you are now. It's all set. Good night. Good
12:29night. I'll be back in five minutes. You hold that course steady. Never here. Smith is
12:37here. Now then, there's really nothing to it. I would advise you to keep your hands on the
12:47controls. You are already two astral degrees off course. Silence, you jabbering jagged apes.
12:52I'll tend to be a lot more than two degrees off course before I'm through. I'm heading us back
12:57towards Earth. But we do not know where Earth is. Perhaps you don't, but I do. My instinct
13:04tells me we must go to the left. Warning. Warning. Meteor shower.
13:16Move aside, Smith. Let go. I can't. We'll all be killed. I've had enough of that, sir, if you
13:23please. Howsoever, there is one thing that I would particularly like to see. If it is not too much trouble,
13:33could you set the machine for October 16, 1997, in the evening, about 8 o'clock?
13:39One more demonstration coming up. How much would that cost? You couldn't get it cheaper if someone else could offer
13:45you the service, which they can't.
13:47No one's buying anything, Dr. Cronus. Hold him off. I made it.
13:53Now move away from there. And then we'll talk. We'll stay where we are until you listen to our terms.
13:58Do you dare put yourself against the great Cronus? Why, in the flick of an eyelid, I could make you
14:04an old man who were a crawling, crying little baby.
14:06Not without damaging your time machine. Now we want our freedom and nothing more.
14:11But surely, sir, you can see that I have to come out of this transaction with something to show for
14:16it. A small price.
14:17Price? What price? I have a very good market for time on your planet, Earth.
14:25The people down there are always putting things off until they end up with no time left to do the
14:31things they ought to do.
14:32And then they come to me.
14:37The two of you have nice, long timetapes. Oh, I checked.
14:43Wait, what are you doing?
14:58Now he's done it.
15:00Though I should have snipped his tape the moment I first laid eyes on him.
15:04Well, where has he gone?
15:06Earth. He has sent himself back to Earth. Back through time. My time.
15:13He has ducked out without so much as leaving a deposit, that deadbeat.
15:20But you are going to pay for it. You are going to have to settle his account as well as
15:26your own.
15:27Oh?
15:28Oh, indeed you will. So expect no trade-ins, no bargains, no down payments. I am going to take every
15:36bit of time you have left. Do you hear me? Every little tick-tock, tick-tock.
15:45I will give my life to save the Robinsons. My time is your time, Dr. Cronos.
15:50Oh, nonsense. You don't have any time as such. You're a machine. Manufactured, fabricated, and quite timeless. Now get over
16:01here and turn that crank. I only have two hands.
16:04He's not going anywhere.
16:05Well, he better before everything flies to pieces. Now look. I propose a truce.
16:12A truce?
16:13Yes. You assist me in this emergency and I will desist in any moves against you. Fair enough?
16:19Give him a hand.
16:27Ah! Dear boy. Come here. Go ahead.
16:32Keep that thing moving. We need auxiliary power.
16:38What's happening to that machine?
16:40All the related time tracks are shifting to meet any probability.
16:44Unless he does exactly what he did before, he could change everything.
16:48He could cause utter havoc, that scoundrel.
16:51I should have known better than to trust anybody from Earth.
16:54Can't you bring him back?
16:55Not without wrecking the machine, but we can observe him.
17:02I now invite your divided attention to the rectangular monochromatic screen on which to view the basic past.
17:09All the tapes of our library will be shown here.
17:12And of course, on the oval screen, you will see the reconstituted past.
17:17Alive and as it happens in Gloria's Polycolor.
17:20Gentlemen, on the rectangular screen.
17:31Am I okay, Doctor? Did I pass?
17:33You do.
17:35Did you hear that, Mom? I'm okay.
17:37I remember that.
17:39Dr. Smith was examining me right before liftoff.
17:42Dr. Smith back on Earth in 1997?
17:46Unfortunately, yes.
17:49He is in that examining room right at this very moment.
17:53Observe the oval screen for the reconstituted past.
18:00This is Alpha Control.
18:02Zero minus one hour and fourteen minutes and holding.
18:05Alpha Control.
18:07Alpha Control.
18:09I've made it.
18:11Terra firma.
18:13Earth. Sweet Earth.
18:15Dear, wonderful place.
18:17Release.
18:24Smith, what are you doing on the floor?
18:28The floor. Yes. Yes, of course, the floor.
18:32You see, I, uh, I dropped my pencil and I simply cannot find it anywhere.
18:37You are General Squires, are you not? It's been such a long time.
18:41It's been exactly fifteen minutes since I ordered you to uncrepe that robot and get him aboard the Jupiter II.
18:46The robot? Yes. Yes, indeed, the robot. I shall attend to it immediately.
18:49Sergeant, snap through and uncrepe that robot.
18:54Yes, yes, sir.
18:56It'll be undone in just a moment.
19:07Affirmative.
19:09Affirmative, my foot.
19:11I've forgotten how delightful everything was before you became so insolent, you pusillanimous pipsqueak.
19:18Are you all right, Smith?
19:20Oh, yes, indeed, sir. Fit as a fiddle. In the pink and in the prime.
19:24I hope so.
19:25I must say, your efficiency isn't all it should be lately.
19:28You had better shape up.
19:30Yes, sir.
19:34Shape up, indeed. Such presumption.
19:37Sergeant, wheel it out of here.
19:39I seriously doubt that it will be used, but you might as well take it to the ready room.
19:43And then stand by. I shall require your services.
19:45You don't think they'll use the robot, sir?
19:48This is part of their basic equipment.
19:51I mean, that thing cost a bundle.
19:53That is a sure invitation to a congressional hearing.
19:56Only if they make the flight, which at this point seems extremely dubious, you see.
20:01I happen to have some tick-tock secret information.
20:06Well, what are you waiting for?
20:10What are you waiting for?
20:11Careful!
20:15Careful!
20:17The countdown is still at one hour and fourteen minutes and holding.
20:25Monitors will continue to make a visual sweep of the Launch Pad 3.
20:29Hydraulic Unit 163 report to control.
20:33One hour and fourteen minutes and holding.
20:38All control personnel will maintain hold procedures until further notice.
20:47Uh, yes, sir?
20:48Sergeant, I like a snack while I'm watching television.
20:52So would you be good enough to trot along to the commissary for me?
20:55Let me see. I think I will have something light.
20:59A steak sandwich, thick and rare, of course, with a lovely stuffed egg potato.
21:04And a crisp green salad with rope for dressing.
21:06Hold it, hold it, hold it.
21:10Ready?
21:11Yes, sir.
21:12And for dessert, two chocolate eclairs with three scoops of ice cream, different flavors, of course.
21:18And, Sergeant, for an appetizer, bring me a double order of pickled herring.
21:27Yes, sir.
21:29And hurry.
21:30Yes, sir.
21:30Yes, sir.
21:35He should know better than that.
21:37Pickled herring always gives him indigestion.
21:40You can all stop working.
21:42The machine has made its compensation.
21:46What will happen if Dr. Smith doesn't get on the ship?
21:49Well, his added weight caused us to drift off course in the first place, son.
21:53Now, with him not aboard, we may wind up at Alpha Centauri.
21:57The ship will be destroyed by an uncharted asteroid.
22:00And when it is, all of you will cease to exist just like that.
22:04That's only true if Smith remains behind.
22:07Which he will.
22:09It's become obvious he always gets what he wants, even from the great Kronos.
22:13There must be some way of getting him on that ship.
22:15Can we send him a message?
22:16A dream.
22:18An impossible dream.
22:20And even if we could, I doubt if that deadbeat would listen.
22:22Well, then we have to bring him back.
22:24I told you once, son, that is impossible.
22:27He would destroy the machine.
22:28So it appears that, uh, I will have to salvage what I can.
22:36So that's how you honor your truces.
22:39There's no such thing as an honorable truce.
22:41That's not fair.
22:43Well, I doubt if anyone will be complaining to the intergalactic Better Business Bureau.
22:48Now, the whole thing is really quite painless.
22:53You will wait over there until I find out exactly where you are in your timetap and then snip snip.
23:05Unfortunately, uh, when I do that, uh, you will cease to exist.
23:08But your tape will be added to somebody else's life, so it won't be a complete loss.
23:13You're absolutely mad if you think you can get away with all that.
23:15Since I make the rules, I can get away with anything.
23:21We will take the boy first.
23:23His timetap is on the block, racked up and ready.
23:26Oh, yeah?
23:30Dan!
23:32Perfody, deception, and infamy!
23:38Robot!
24:05Now, let him go. Take me, but let him go.
24:09There's an old saying in the tying business.
24:12Never settle for one when you can have two.
24:14So I have nothing to gain by further discussion, do I?
24:18I'm sorry, my boy, but this is business, and business is business.
24:29Cut that tape and you miss everything.
24:31Ha!
24:31Give me a few precious seconds of your time.
24:35You could gain years by it.
24:37Now, if Smith doesn't get back to the ship, all right, we've lost.
24:40But if he does, we'll all have time to spare.
24:43Now, if you let us try to get him back to that ship, I'll make a deal with you.
24:48I'll sign a contract giving you three years of my life.
24:52Well, a most interesting proposition. How do you propose to do that?
24:56Will and I remain here as hostages.
24:59Send the robot. If anyone can get Smith, he can.
25:04Well, let me see.
25:07Two people, four months apiece.
25:11Duplicate the dividend.
25:13Hmm.
25:14Might be done.
25:17Might be done.
25:19But it will cost you 15 years.
25:24Three and a half, ten, four, seven, five, and done.
25:27Done.
25:32Sign.
25:53Are you all right?
25:54Fine, Dad. But you shouldn't have done that. Five years!
25:57Well, all our lives depend upon getting Smith back to the ship.
26:00Your mother and your sisters as well as our own.
26:04Egadzooks! 21 jewels!
26:06Ah, there we are.
26:10Hold the referee. That was a low blow.
26:13I demand a recount. I was robbed.
26:16Oh, you're in fine shape.
26:18Your escapement was a little off balance.
26:20But you're in quite good shape.
26:21Yes, quite good shape indeed.
26:23How about you, 21 jewels?
26:26Oh, he'll make the trip quite handily.
26:27What trip? Where am I going?
26:29You're going back to Earth, Robot.
26:31You've got to get Dr. Smith on the ship before liftoff.
26:34Well, it'll only take a moment to make the necessary setting.
26:38All right, now, when will you put aboard the Jupiter II?
26:40About 30 minutes before blast-off.
26:42And prior to that, you were in the ready room?
26:45Yes, I was kept in the ready room.
26:47Good.
26:48I was there.
26:52Excuse me, Will Robinson.
26:55May I borrow your handkerchief?
26:58You shouldn't cry, Robot. You'll rust your transistors.
27:04Are you afraid to go? Is that why you're crying?
27:06No, Will Robinson.
27:08But once I leave here, we will be separated in time.
27:12I will never see you again.
27:14Dad, is that right?
27:15It may or may not be true, son. I don't know.
27:18Well, then he can't go.
27:19We'll find another solution.
27:21Everything's ready. All aboard.
27:28It is okay, Will Robinson. I will go.
27:35Here, Will.
27:36Here, Will. And thank you.
27:38Just remember one thing, Will Robinson.
27:41New friends may be silver,
27:43but your old friend was titanium stainless steel alloy
27:46with genuine chrome plate.
27:49Goodbye, Professor Robinson.
27:51We won't forget you, Robot.
27:53And remember, you only have an hour to get him aboard.
27:55I will do my best.
27:58Farewell.
28:01Come, come, come, come.
28:16And another satisfied customer hits the space.
28:19Can we watch on your view screen?
28:21You bet your sweet lifespan you can.
28:24Why, I wouldn't miss this for all the timetapes in China.
28:33Let's go.
28:34Roll tape.
28:40Go after Dr. Smith, Robot.
28:42What?
28:45Apparently, the shrimp erased his tapes.
28:47He says he was in the beginning.
28:49Well, I said I would send him there.
28:50I didn't guarantee safe delivery.
28:52Well, there's another fine mess you've got me into.
28:55Well, you've got to send me.
28:56It's our only chance.
28:58Impossible. It would take too much power.
29:00Besides, you could only stay on Earth for one minute
29:01before the power flux bounced you right back here.
29:04Well, then send me.
29:05I'm small and I wouldn't take much power.
29:08I could fix a robot and come right back.
29:10Please, Dad, the robot would listen to me.
29:12I know he would.
29:13All right, send him.
29:15It'll be very expensive.
29:16Packaging, promotion, propulsion.
29:18Oh, it'll cost you another year.
29:19I'm not going to quibble with you.
29:21You're wasting time.
29:22Very well.
29:23Into the transporter with you.
29:24All aboard.
29:36Now you'll have exactly 30 electro counters down there on Earth.
29:40I've said it for you. Here.
29:4130 electro counters.
29:43That's...
29:44That's two minutes.
29:46Two minutes.
29:47Yes, sir.
29:47You all ready?
29:48Yes, sir.
29:49Stand by for operation bounce back.
29:59Robot, are you all right?
30:02Speak to me!
30:03All circuits functioning.
30:06Sensor panel, report as follows.
30:09Robot, I don't want a sensor report.
30:11Don't you remember me?
30:13I'm Will.
30:13Will Robinson.
30:15That does not compute.
30:16Don't you remember why you came here?
30:19You came to talk to Dr. Smith.
30:22Dr. Smith.
30:25It's not your fault.
30:27You did the best you could.
30:28He probably wouldn't have listened anyway.
30:32Robot, we won't be seeing each other again.
30:35And, uh, you probably won't understand this because you're not programmed for emotion yet.
30:40But I love you, Robot.
30:42But I love you, Robot.
30:43I want you to know that.
30:44Love, Will Robinson.
30:46Do you understand?
30:48Can you remember me now?
30:50It does not compute.
30:57I had more time.
30:58I could make you remember.
30:59But I don't.
31:00I have to go now.
31:02Goodbye, old friend.
31:06All sensor circuits, green and gold.
31:09Ready for utilization.
31:17Please excuse me.
31:21I beg your pardon.
31:51Let's go let's go.
31:53Will Robinson, Penny Robinson, enter tubes.
32:00They never wanted me along anyway.
32:02They were always threatening to leave me somewhere.
32:05They'll be much happier this way.
32:07Dr. Smith.
32:08Never do that again, you bubble-headed booby!
32:10You frightened me out of ten years' growth!
32:14Forgive the outburst, dear friend.
32:17I can see that your faulty connections have finally begun to make some sense.
32:21You've come back to stay with me.
32:23You called me a bubble-headed booby.
32:26I am beginning to remember.
32:28Pull yourself together, Nanny. You'll miss all the excitement.
32:31They're getting ready to blast off very soon.
32:34Zero minus fifty minutes and counting.
32:37We shall spend a superlative life together here, you and I, I promise you.
32:42I shall program you beautifully,
32:43and you will find suitable and lucrative employment to maintain us both in the proper style.
32:49Program.
32:51Program.
32:52It all comes back to me now.
32:54I am not here to look for a job.
32:56I came to take you aboard the ship.
32:58This is imperative.
32:59Imperative indeed!
33:00Wild horses couldn't drag me aboard that ship!
33:02It is impossible to reason with you.
33:04Therefore, I must take you aboard by force.
33:06Stay away from me, you adelpated armor bearer!
33:08I'm not going!
33:09I am sorry, but you must go!
33:10No, I mustn't!
33:11There is no time for playing games.
33:14I advise you to come peacefully.
33:16You'll never take me alive!
33:17Your condition is unimportant!
33:19You must be on that ship at Blastoff!
33:22Let me tell you, my condition is my own vision!
33:25Come along!
33:33Colonel!
33:34Major!
33:35General!
33:36Smith!
33:37You will consider yourself under arrest.
33:39There have been reports regarding your threats against this mission.
33:41Do you have anything to say for yourself?
33:43I confess!
33:44I confess everything!
33:45Arrest me!
33:46Put me into protective custody!
33:47Only save me from him!
33:49What's that robot doing here?
33:51It's supposed to be in the ready room.
33:52I don't know.
33:53Beats me, sir.
33:53We just uncrated him and took him down there a half hour ago.
33:56He's run amuck!
33:57He's persecuting me!
33:59You must protect me!
34:02Smith, this machine threatened you?
34:04Yes, he did!
34:06Speak up, you treasonous tyrant!
34:08Tell him!
34:09Ha!
34:09He's trying to pretend the cat has his tongue!
34:12The silent treatment, is it?
34:14Well, I couldn't care less.
34:15I'm safe now.
34:17Sergeant, put Dr. Smith under arrest.
34:20Confine him to these quarters.
34:30Thank you!
34:32Oh, thank you!
34:34Farewell, you rusty Rasputin.
34:37If I never see you again, it'll be much too soon.
34:39Sergeant, I accept confinement, not only quietly, but gratefully as well.
34:45Well, Dr. Smith, that's awfully nice of you.
34:47And I sure do appreciate it, sir.
34:50Would you like some of my dessert?
34:51It's like a good one.
34:51It's lovely.
34:55No, thank you, sir.
34:59You don't get any, Ninny.
35:04That's the way it happens sometimes.
35:06A man can stand just so much strain, and then he cracks.
35:11Yes, sir.
35:15Get a witch up here, and have that robot go aboard the Jupiter-2.
35:19Yes, sir.
35:19Right away, sir.
35:27This is Green Room 7.
35:29Give me Security 3.
35:31Security?
35:31This is Sergeant Roger.
35:33Code 58 in Green Room 7.
35:35Oh, and we got a robot to move.
35:37Would you send me up a winch?
35:40Not that kind of winch.
35:42A G.I. winch.
35:44W-I-N-C-H.
35:46Now, get it up here on the double.
35:51Do something.
35:51Do something, robot.
35:52You can't let us down now.
35:54Do something.
35:55Unfortunately, you gambled and lost.
35:58It is now time to pay the piper.
36:05We have until the Jupiter-2 takes off.
36:08That's our agreement.
36:09I'm holding you to it.
36:10Very well.
36:11You have until the Jupiter-2 blasts off.
36:14But not another second longer.
36:16You're our only chance, robot.
36:17Don't let us down now.
36:20Stay where you are.
36:21Please stand back.
36:22I do not wish to hurt you.
36:24But there is something I must do.
36:29Why, what a right hook.
36:31Please excuse me.
36:33Hush!
36:33You're making so much noise.
36:36Zero minus six minutes.
36:37I'm counting.
36:39Come with me, Dr. Smith.
36:41Hurry.
36:41Be gone.
36:42You're interrupting my television news program.
36:44Also, my dessert.
36:46Well?
36:47Unhand me, sir.
36:48If you think that physical violence will coerce me into going,
36:51you're making a great mistake.
36:53I am only here to appeal to your better instincts, Dr. Smith.
36:56If you have any.
36:58Spare me the sarcasm.
36:59I'm following the better course of action.
37:01It was my added weight that caused the Jupiter-2 to go astray the first time,
37:05don't you remember?
37:06Now they will be able to go to Alpha Centauri without any trouble at all.
37:11No.
37:11Unless you board the ship, the Jupiter-2 will be destroyed within four months.
37:15Stuff and nonsense.
37:16I don't believe it.
37:17It is true.
37:18Kronos projected the alternative.
37:20The ship will be destroyed by an uncharted asteroid.
37:23Be that as it may, there's nothing I can do to help them.
37:26Besides, I owe it to myself to stay here and start life over.
37:31And I'm inviting you to stay here with me.
37:34I have found that my feelings are greater than my programming.
37:37I must share the fate of my friends.
37:39Wait!
37:39Wait!
37:42Please don't go.
37:44Stay here with me.
37:45Start a new life.
37:46The price is too high.
37:48I understand.
37:50I wish I could be as honorable as you.
37:53But I am a weak man, full of human frailty.
37:59I sometimes wish I could be different.
38:02But I cannot seem to manage it.
38:04Forgive me, dear friend.
38:06I forgive you.
38:07Zero minus four minutes.
38:09All personnel clear the launch area.
38:10I must go.
38:12I may have trouble getting aboard as it is.
38:14Goodbye.
38:18Corporal of the guard.
38:23Please excuse me.
38:26Farewell, Dr. Smith.
38:32What has he done?
38:33Striking a guard is a serious offense?
38:35Oh, good heavens.
38:36They'll think that I did it.
38:40Freezing tubes activated.
38:42Suspended animation complete.
38:44Penny.
38:45Judy.
38:46My dear William.
38:50No, I can't do it!
38:53I can't!
38:55Ruby!
38:56Wait for me!
38:57Wait for me!
38:58Look, even if Smith makes it,
39:01I don't trust Cronus to keep his word.
39:02Until the minute the ship blasts off.
39:05You're distracted.
39:06I'll disarm him.
39:07Yes, sir.
39:08Okay.
39:16Red alert!
39:17Code 58.
39:18Seal off security sections 9 and 10.
39:20The prisoners escape and stop that robot.
39:23He's very dangerous.
39:25Beware of his right hook.
39:28Red alert!
39:29Red alert!
39:32On your feet, Corporal!
39:34Red alert!
39:36On your feet, Corporal!
39:41Snap!
39:43Go!
39:44Snap!
39:45Shh!
40:01Zero minus three minutes.
40:03Zero minus three minutes.
40:03All tracking stations report to control and switch to go positions for liftoff.
40:09We'll never make it.
40:10They'll surely catch us.
40:11According to my computer, the odds are 50-50.
40:13If the hatch is still open, we can run in before they intercept us.
40:17Correction.
40:18According to my internal tote board, the odds are now three to one.
40:21Against!
40:22Spare me the aimless chatter, you bookmaking boogie.
40:25We need a plan.
40:28And I think I have just found it.
40:36You'd better keep the other side of the launch pad covered.
40:38We gotta find them.
40:39Maybe we'd better borrow the hound dogs from the county sheriff.
40:43Take off, Corporal!
40:45Go go, sir!
40:49Clutter control unit.
40:51Clean the pad after the launch.
40:57I'm sorry, Dr. Smith.
40:59It's no use.
41:00You'll have to come along with me.
41:01How dare you detain me, Sergeant?
41:02Well, I'm sorry, sir, but it's orders.
41:04Oh, please, let us go in.
41:06We must get about that ship.
41:08Oh, I can't do that.
41:09They'll bust me right there.
41:1560 seconds and counting.
41:17Don't stand there!
41:18Help me!
41:20Get him out of the way, then follow me.
41:34My foot is hot!
41:35Help!
41:37Help!
41:3730 seconds and counting.
41:39Do something, you doddering dunderheads!
41:41Let us in!
41:42Let us in!
41:43Nobody can hear you.
41:45They are in a state of suspended animation.
41:47Do something!
41:48They're ready to blast off!
41:49If we don't get inside, we'll be incinerated!
41:52I will be incinerated.
41:53You will just look silly hanging by your toes in space.
41:56Zero minus 15 seconds.
41:59Do something!
42:00Push the emergency button!
42:03It's too late!
42:04All is lost!
42:05It is working!
42:06Too late!
42:07Not fast enough!
42:08Ten!
42:09Nine!
42:11Eight!
42:12Seven!
42:12Seven!
42:13Hurry!
42:13Six!
42:15Five!
42:15Four!
42:17Three!
42:18Two!
42:19One!
42:20Zero!
42:21Three!
42:21Three!
42:24One!
42:28Eight!
42:32Nine!단!
42:34Two!
42:42One!
42:50Canyon,цу!
42:51Don't touch him!
42:54Tell him to throw his weapon down, over there.
42:56Yeah, like he says, over there.
43:03But now, sir, you're going to make restitution.
43:08You're going to bring Smith and the robot back.
43:10That's impossible.
43:12You brought my son back when you thought it would profit you.
43:15Well, yes, but look at him.
43:16He's small and the trip was short.
43:17Why, the strain of bringing the two of them back would explode the machine.
43:22You'd put me out of business.
43:24You have no idea how that pains me.
43:28Get going.
43:29I'm going. I'm going.
43:30I'm gone.
43:39I'm bankrupt.
43:43Robot, you're back. You made it back.
43:45I am very pleased to be here, Will Robinson.
43:48I do not enjoy time travel, especially in economy class.
43:57Well, the chain reaction has started.
44:00The machine is destroying itself.
44:02Where's Smith?
44:03How do I know?
44:04Well, you're going to bring him back.
44:06But first, you're going to send my son and the robot back to safety.
44:09How can you be sentimental at a time like this?
44:12Send them.
44:13I can do it, Dad.
44:21I can do it, Dad.
44:34No, Will Robinson.
44:35When Dr. Kronos' laboratory explodes, we will be safer in here.
44:39Over there. Come on.
44:42Oh, there's nothing we can do.
44:44The machine no longer has enough power.
44:46We've got to try.
44:47Once we locate Smith, we'll take it from there.
45:00I can't get enough to focus.
45:02Well, you have to press the after-play button.
45:04Here, let me do it.
45:18Here, let me do it.
45:56Save me? Don't let him get me!
45:58Now, listen to your complaints later.
46:00Right now, we're getting out of here.
46:02We're going back to the cave.
46:04If you have any sense, you'll leave, too.
46:06The intrepid Kronos runs from no disaster.
46:19All right, this place is going to blow any second.
46:20Take cover. Come on.
46:32Are you all right?
46:33Yeah, I'm fine.
46:36Well, since we are all back in this forsaken place, you miserable mechanism, I have a bone or two to
46:42pick with you.
46:42Your behavior in the examining room was abysmal and quite embarrassing to me.
46:46I see that I should have to teach you proper manners.
46:50Impossible.
46:51To teach an instructor should have more knowledge than the student.
46:53You dare to question my ability, you scurrilous scatterbrain?
46:57I refuse to answer on the grounds that it might incriminate me.
47:01You can lead a robot to water, but you cannot make him compute.
47:04Indeed.
47:05Begone, booby, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
47:10Isn't it great to have things back to normal, Dad?
47:15It's a mixed blessing, son.
47:17A real mixed blessing.
47:19Come on.
47:58Begone, booby, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
48:08Begone, booby, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
48:10Begone, booby, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
48:12Begone, booby, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
48:14Begone, booby, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
48:14Begone, booby, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
48:15Begone, booby, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
48:15Begone, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
48:16Begone, lest I take a stick to your bubble.
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