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TV, Movie, Lost in Space (1965) S3E24 - Junkyard of Space
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00:00THE END
00:08Ah, yes, William. There can be no doubt that my memoirs will be one of the biggest sellers in the
00:13history of literature.
00:15What's the title?
00:16Outer Space and I by Dr. Zachary Smith.
00:20I can hardly wait to read it.
00:22And so you shall, William.
00:24By accident, I scanned a couple of pages. Let me quote.
00:27Mind your manners, Ninny, or you'll lose your friends.
00:32Warning! Warning! Fire in the port fuel cells!
00:35Hurry, Minutes, hurry!
00:37The fire spreads to the reactors.
00:42Beth, get up here on the double!
00:44I'm quite busy at the moment, Major.
00:47Dr. Smith reports that he is busy at the moment.
00:51Beth, get up here, and I mean now!
00:53Dr. Smith, you'd better get up there! There must be something wrong!
00:57Move very well, William.
00:59How can I expect an artist to be creative when he's constantly being harassed by the elements and his dreary
01:05fellow man?
01:06Stand aside, sir!
01:14Don, we've got to take the chance.
01:17Yeah, I guess you're right. That fire knocked out all the long-range sensing equipment.
01:23You, uh, you wish to see me?
01:26Yes.
01:31Pick one.
01:32For what purpose, may I ask?
01:34One of our atomizing fuel tanks isn't functioning properly. That's what caused the fire.
01:39Bottom line is that we have to land and repair it immediately or we risk blowing up the entire ship.
01:43Then by all means, let us do so.
01:46See there?
01:48That's a cosmic cloud. I don't want to endanger the lives of those aboard without first checking it out.
01:53So one of us will take the space pod and execute a test probe.
01:56All right, we'll each draw one. The short one goes.
01:59If it's left to me, I go.
02:01But why endanger our precious lives?
02:04We can send the robot.
02:05No, the job might call for some unusual reflex actions for which he's not programmed.
02:10If you were half the good friend you claim to be, you would volunteer for this task.
02:15Professor Robinson wishes me to remain here.
02:17Indeed.
02:18The simple truth is that you're afraid. Soft living has made you spineless.
02:23Here, sir, the white feather on the card.
02:28Cruelty, cruelty, thy name is Smith.
02:31All right, let's get on with it.
02:46Oh dear, oh dear.
02:48The space pod will be ready to leave in five minutes. Let's go.
02:57Doomed. I'm doomed.
02:59And right smack in the middle of my most exciting chapter.
03:07Well, that cosmic cloud is probably harmless.
03:09Then again, you can never tell us until you get into it.
03:11For once in your miserable life, Smith, try to act like a man.
03:14You are cold and cruel, Major.
03:16Give the others my love.
03:18And tell them that my last thoughts were of their kind faces.
03:21Once you reach the cloud, send back immediately.
03:30The space pod, it's gone.
03:32Oh, thank heavens, I'm saved. Someone must have released him.
03:35Blessings on him, whoever it was.
03:41Space pod calling Jupiter 2.
03:43This is the space pod calling Jupiter 2.
03:46Jupiter 2, do you read me? Over.
03:48That's the robot's voice.
03:50Space pod calling Jupiter 2. Over.
03:52It couldn't be done. I saw him below death just a few minutes ago.
03:55It's a trick, I'm sure. An alien trick.
03:58Unless that booby is practicing ventriloquism.
04:00Jupiter 2, this is the robot calling. Do you read me? Over.
04:04That is the robot. Keep him talking.
04:07Don, let's patch in the tape recording.
04:13We read you, robot. But what are you doing in the space pod?
04:16Dr. Smith was supposed to make the test poll.
04:20For this test, I am better equipped. I am braver.
04:24Well, be careful, robot.
04:25I shall exert every precaution.
04:28And now, farewell. I am preparing to dive through the cosmic cloud.
04:37The robot's just about the best friend anyone could have, Dr. Smith.
04:41I mean, we just couldn't do without him. You've got to admit that.
04:44You're absolutely right, William.
04:46As I have said many, many times in the past,
04:48he's true blue, all the way through.
04:52Jupiter 2, this is the robot.
04:54I have passed through the cosmic cloud, and there is no danger.
04:57I am now landing on the planet.
04:59I will send back a report immediately, over and out.
05:02That solves one problem.
05:04Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:07All conditions appear to be.
05:13Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:13Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:14Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:15Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:19Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:27Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:27Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:28Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:29Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:30Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:30Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:30Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:30Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:32Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:32Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
05:34Jupiter 2, robot reporting.
07:28Here we go.
09:44Good heavens.
09:45There's no end to your idiocy.
09:47Get down from there at once, you bumbling birdbrain.
09:50Looks like some sort of electromagnet.
09:52That must be the control.
09:53Oh, well, let's not touch anything until we're sure of what we're doing.
09:56I wonder what this one does.
09:57Sir!
10:02Careful, Major.
10:04Careful.
10:04William.
10:05Easy does it.
10:06Yes.
10:07Easy does it.
10:09Careful.
10:10Splendid.
10:11Are you all right?
10:13Except for a slight tingling sensation in my rotor, I am functional.
10:19Only a complete moron could get himself into such a predicament.
10:23Well, what happened?
10:24You sure had us worried.
10:25I was suddenly grabbed from behind by a powerful force.
10:28My sensors recalled nothing until you, my dear friend, saved me.
10:33More's the pity.
10:35Just remember, you owe all of us a debt.
10:37Shut up, Smith.
10:38We haven't seen any form of alien life.
10:40You may have been picked up accidentally by this magnetic machine.
10:48Look out!
11:03Where did that come from?
11:05We could all have been killed in our tracks.
11:07I suggest we return to...
11:10Get moving!
11:23Oh, dear.
11:25The next one will surely hit us.
11:26We'd better get back to the spaceship.
11:34I'm completely exhausted.
11:37I'll check inside.
11:38We'll stand guard out here.
11:46Oh, William.
11:47There's a limit to how much flesh and bone can endure.
11:50Dr. Smith, some rest and you'll be fine.
11:52Won't you, robot?
11:54Affirmative.
11:55I think I'd better check your central diode.
11:57Thank you, Will.
11:59I'm afraid I shall never be the same.
12:00Never.
12:05I think it's alive.
12:11It cannot be real.
12:15I'm Will Robinson from the planet Earth.
12:18Huh?
12:19Never heard of the place.
12:20You are the strangest looking junk that's ever been dropped here.
12:25Junk.
12:37Nice piece of metal.
12:39Should melt down very nicely.
12:42Melt down?
12:43In my blast furnace.
12:45All space junk falls onto this planet.
12:50Then I melt it down.
12:52And I keep on stockpiling it.
12:55I have cornered the intergalactic junk market.
12:59Well, I'm sorry, sir, but you've made a mistake.
13:02That's our spaceship and we need it.
13:03Oh, indeed we do.
13:13I give you a good price for it.
13:15It's not for sale.
13:16It's a pity.
13:18Beautiful chunk of scrap.
13:20Just, uh, just what is this place, may I ask?
13:24As I told you before, the intergalactic junkyard and I'm the junk man.
13:28This whole planet belongs to me.
13:30From Earth, you said.
13:32You are not particularly bright.
13:35Now, just one moment, sir.
13:37Just one moment.
13:39You are quite mistaken, you know.
13:41We are all Earth creatures of superior intellect, especially me.
13:45You certainly are not put together very well.
13:48Indeed.
13:49I would hardly describe your construction as a thing of beauty, sir.
13:53Well, maybe I'm not the prettiest thing you've ever seen, but...
13:56I'm making improvements.
13:58Well, I think I have got to get back to work.
14:02You are sure you do not want to sell me this spaceship, eh?
14:06No, thank you, Mr. Junkman.
14:08Too bad.
14:10See you.
14:25Oh, we can't leave this terrible place fast enough for me.
14:33Little tank prepared. We can lift off.
14:35Oh, I can hardly wait.
14:37Imagine, a whole planet that's nothing but a junkyard.
14:40Ready to test for lift off down here, Don?
14:44Any time.
14:45The fuel gauges are working perfectly.
14:46How do the fuel valves check out down on the power core?
14:49They're okay.
14:51All right, let her go. Test fire all banks.
14:54Right.
15:00We're not lifting. Don, what is it?
15:02I don't know. We're getting enough thrust.
15:04This spaceship is incapable of flight, Major West.
15:07It is being held by the incredible magnetic force of a junk planet.
15:11You mean we're stuck in this dreadful place?
15:17Mother, we're unable to lift off.
15:19Really?
15:19Well, we're in more trouble than that.
15:21Our entire food supply has been contaminated by some sort of a...
15:24Oh, a rust blight.
15:26The hydroponic garden is ruined.
15:29Oh, but we still have our freezer units.
15:30No, we haven't.
15:32Whatever this rust blight is, it's resistant to cold.
15:35There's not a thing that's edible, even in the lockers.
15:42You are never going to leave here.
15:46Nothing ever leaves the junk planet.
15:53Oh, boy, something really smells bad.
16:04My sensors are also repelled.
16:11Whatever that is, Dr. Smith, I hope you're not going to eat it.
16:14In times of desperate need, William, one cannot afford to be choosy about one's diet.
16:19Dr. Smith, don't worry. Everything will be all right if you just keep your spirits up.
16:24Unfortunately, William, my stomach cannot sustain itself on optimism.
16:28It is my opinion that you can live for weeks on your own body fat.
16:31Spare me your inept scientific analysis.
16:34Well, we're going to go look for some food. Would you like to come with us?
16:37And leave this delicious tidbit uneaten? Certainly not.
16:40The rest of the family is out searching for edibles. You should do your part.
16:44I have no interest in your moronic moralizing. Begone!
16:48Well, suit yourself, Dr. Smith. Enjoy your... supper.
16:53I shall.
16:56Bon appetit.
16:58Bon appetit.
16:59Bon appetit.
17:07No matter how adverse the adversities, one must never let down one's standards.
17:14A bit of candlelight, a jug of wine, and thou. No jug, and almost no thou.
17:26Greetings, Earth McKean.
17:28What a fearful din. Don't I have enough trouble without you shaking and clanking all over the place?
17:34You appear unhappy. Why are you unhappy?
17:38If you really must know, I'm hungry. In actual fact, I'm starving.
17:43Then why don't you eat? There's plenty of food about.
17:46Earthlings cannot eat metal.
17:49But you are dining on leather.
17:51Only as a last resort. To sustain life.
17:54You certainly are flimsily and badly put together.
17:59Indeed, in comparison to yourself, I am a work of art.
18:02And may I add, that what you lack in tact, you more than make up in brass.
18:06If I would have had the right materials, the results would have been very different.
18:23What I need most is a stability unit.
18:27A stability unit?
18:28My robot has one. Splendid one, as I remember.
18:32Yes, of course he has.
18:35And you need one.
18:37How very interesting.
18:39Tell me, my dear sir, if I were to get you this stability unit, could you arrange to get me
18:44some proper food?
18:46Plenty of it. From the food lockers of junk space vehicles.
18:51Probably crawling with rust blight.
18:54Oh, no, no. Quite the contrary.
18:56Only the food in your food lockers is contaminated.
19:00Do you like beef stroganoff?
19:05Beef stroganoff. Oh, dear heavens, I adore it.
19:08When do I get my stability unit?
19:10Tomorrow night.
19:11I can hardly wait.
19:14Just remember that my beef stroganoff must be delicately laced with sour cream and good wine.
19:19Delicately laced with sour cream and good wine? You have my word on it.
19:24Oh, how happy, happy, happy I will be to finally be completely stable.
19:38Beef stroganoff. Oh, joy. Oh, bliss.
19:43Oh, good heavens. Why didn't I think to order crepe Suzette for dessert?
19:47Oh, good heavens.
20:09Dr. Smith.
20:19Why are you not asleep?
20:21Hush, my dear friend. I wish to discuss an important matter with you.
20:25My memory banks are filled with the secret talks we have had in the past.
20:29The results were always the same.
20:31The treacherous, selfish, cowardly Dr. Smith betrayed the sweet, gentle and trusting robot.
20:37You hurt me to the quick. That was the old Zachary Smith.
20:41I've turned over a new leaf. I'm acting now for the good of all. Believe me.
20:45I do not but proceed.
20:48My trusty aide, you know how desperate is our plight.
20:53Not only are we stranded on this dreadful planet, but we are starving as well.
20:58Our situation is indeed bad, and yours is worse. You have run out of boots.
21:03In times of danger, sacrifices must be made.
21:06And so once again, my dear sir, it is you who will have the privilege of saving our intrepid little
21:12band.
21:13Tell me what I must do, and I shall do it.
21:16Bravo, my stalwart sausage! Bravo!
21:21The junk man is willing to trade us some food for some of your mechanical parts.
21:26You want me to give me away?
21:28Only a few insignificant tubes and wires?
21:31To save the lives of William and Judy and dear, dear Penny.
21:35What an unthinking brute I am. For my friends, I would do anything. Anything!
21:42Blessings on you. I think I'm going to cry.
21:46Thank you, Dr. Smith. Now, let us go and find the junk man.
21:50Yes, and always remember, the good you do comes back to you.
21:56Proceed.
22:08Oh, we're so grateful to you, Dr. Smith.
22:11I don't think William Penny could have gone another minute without food.
22:14Steal your fears, my dear. Our starvation is over.
22:16From now on, the junk man will supply us with everything we need.
22:19I can't understand why he suddenly became so generous.
22:23The explanation is quite simple. I appealed to his better nature.
22:30Well, just the same. I think I'll check the spaceship.
22:33And if anything's missing...
22:35A typical Major West reaction. Always treat kindness with distrust.
22:39Look, Smith, we appreciate the food.
22:41But if you're up to your old tricks, heaven help you.
22:48Let me assure you, Major, I acted only with honor.
22:51A word which is alien to your nature.
22:59Will you hurry? The junk man is waiting for us.
23:03I am moving as fast as possible.
23:05My coordinators are not functioning properly.
23:08That's because your stability unit is gone. Come along.
23:11Come, come, come, come, come. Don't dawdle.
23:14Perhaps I made a mistake in giving it to the junk man.
23:17How can you say such a thing?
23:19We did it for the good of all, remember?
23:23Come, come, come.
23:25Yes, for my family.
23:28And it was a pleasure to see how they enjoyed that beef stroganoff.
23:32I knew you'd be pleased. Now come along.
23:55Let's go.
24:24Mr. Junkman?
24:29Mr. Smith, I was getting worried.
24:31Not to worry, sir.
24:33Well, how do your new parts fit?
24:36As you can easily see, very well, of course.
24:39I am far from being the machine I wish to be.
24:43Warning. Danger.
24:45Mr. Junkman?
24:48Stop. It's useless to protest.
24:52Why is it moving?
24:53All machines end up in my junkyard.
24:58It must accept that fact.
25:11Mr. Junkman, it's gone.
25:14I had to demolecularize it.
25:17It's a pity.
25:19A lot of good metal is lost.
25:20How sad.
25:22What was wrong with the machine?
25:24It refused to accept its fate.
25:27It occasionally happens a little mechanical rebellion.
25:30Well, actually, you have to admire them.
25:33Shows how well-built they are.
25:35No metal fatigue there.
25:38This is where we all must end up eventually.
25:42You, not I.
25:44Well, now, let us get back to the business at hand.
25:47I need some more parts.
25:51Well, just tell me what you require, sir.
25:52We will be more than happy to supply them.
25:55I will speak for myself, Dr. Smith.
25:57He will speak for himself.
26:00What is it you need?
26:01I have decided to exchange my electrical system to transistors.
26:08And I will need yours.
26:10That is not one of the parts we agreed on before.
26:13If my suggestion is not agreeable, then let us forget it.
26:16Sorry, Dr. Smith.
26:17I have no food for you.
26:21For shame, sir, thinking only of yourself
26:24when your dear loved ones are in such dire need.
26:28Forgive me, Dr. Smith.
26:29I will be most happy to give up my transistors.
26:32I forgive you.
26:34We will keep our bargain, sir.
26:37If you will excuse me, I will remove the parts you wish.
26:52He is extremely modest.
26:55Hmm.
26:56Now, Dr. Smith, it has occurred to me
26:59that there is more to life than this little planet.
27:04And I want to see some of it.
27:07Perhaps even...
27:09Earth.
27:10How would you leave here?
27:12In your spaceship.
27:14If and when we leave this planet,
27:17we would be more than happy to oblige you.
27:19But, you see, we are a bit overcrowded, I'm afraid.
27:22Dr. Smith, you do not understand me at all.
27:26When I leave here,
27:28we will leave together.
27:31I plan to take your ship
27:34and nothing will stop me.
27:49Trying to concentrate with that metal falling all over the spaceship is impossible.
27:53It's setting my nerves on edge, too.
28:00Oh, this check delivery should be over soon.
28:03Oh, I've never felt so frustrated in all my life.
28:07Here we are with a spaceship in perfect flying condition,
28:10and we can't even get off the ground.
28:12Oh, did you find out anything, John?
28:14There are plenty.
28:15According to the tests we just made,
28:17the Jupiter 2 isn't being held on this planet by a magnetic field.
28:21Are you sure?
28:22We checked our calculations twice.
28:23What could be holding us?
28:25Well, my guess would be some kind of a machine
28:27that also attracts junk metal to this area.
28:31Then all we have to do is find that machine and turn it off.
28:33Yeah, that's right, Penny,
28:34but there must be thousands of machines out there.
28:37We could have the robot located for us.
28:39Yeah, let's hope so.
28:40Boy, he's been acting strange lately.
28:42Dr. Smith said he was suffering the effects
28:44of being grabbed up by the magnet.
28:46Well, I don't suppose it would hurt to ask him.
28:48Where is the robot?
28:49Come to think of it, I haven't seen him all day.
28:52The robot's outside.
28:57Boy, he looks in bad shape.
28:59I hope he wasn't hit by a piece of metal.
29:01If Smith forgot and left him out there,
29:02I'll break his neck.
29:04Judy, get Will and Dr. Smith for me.
29:06Penny, let's check the robot.
29:16Why weren't you inside the spaceship?
29:18My fault.
29:19Did not have the strength.
29:21What's the matter with you?
29:22Nothing.
29:23I am in great shape.
29:32Sir, sir, have you seen the junk man?
29:35Here I am.
29:36What?
29:37Who are you?
29:39Well, you surely recognize me, Dr. Smith.
29:42The junk man.
29:43But what happened to you?
29:46With the parts from your robot,
29:49I have redesigned myself from head to toe.
29:52Well, that's quite remarkable.
29:54Affirmative.
29:55If you brought that for me, it is not necessary.
29:58I am perfectly content as I am, as a matter of fact.
30:01I am perfect, period.
30:04Indeed.
30:05One never knows when one needs a spare diode unit.
30:09Hmm.
30:10Put it back in your robot.
30:11My dear, Mr. Junkman,
30:12very often a spare part means the difference between life and death.
30:17Now then, have you got my food ready?
30:21Mm-hmm.
30:22Our agreement is at an end, Dr. Smith.
30:26There is no longer anything I need from you.
30:32For shame, sir, would you have us starve?
30:35Your problems is not my concern, my good Dr. Smith.
30:41Mr. Junkman, you must help us.
30:44Just think how much I've done for you.
30:46You have done nothing but make me unhappy.
30:48I don't understand.
30:50Before you gave me new parts,
30:52I was content with my lot as the Galactic Junkman.
30:55Now I am dissatisfied with my little trash pile
30:58and wish to conquer bigger and better junkyards.
31:00If we could get off this planet,
31:02we would be very happy to take you with us.
31:05Well, it is within my power
31:07to free your spaceship
31:10from the undetectable magnetic force which holds it.
31:13Then our problems are solved.
31:14I shall merely in four Major West let me have a passenger.
31:17He will be delighted as I am.
31:19No, I suppose he refuses to take me along.
31:22Oh, he wouldn't do that.
31:23Perhaps not, but the possibility exists.
31:25No, no, he does not strike me
31:26as the most hospitable person of the galaxy.
31:28No, no, no, no.
31:29I have a better idea.
31:31Anything, sir.
31:32Anything.
31:36You will get me aboard your spaceship
31:38without the others knowing.
31:40Then I will turn off the magnetic machine
31:43once we are out in space.
31:44It will be too late to bring us back.
31:46Oh, I must tell you,
31:47Major West does not take kindly to surprise it.
31:49Oh, his anger will be tempered
31:52when I supply him with provisions.
31:54Then it is clearly understood
31:56that you will give us food.
31:59More than you need.
32:00In fact, more than you can eat.
32:04Oh, lovely.
32:05My dear Mr. Junkman,
32:07allow me to welcome you
32:08to our space expedition.
32:15Don, keep your radio on.
32:17Check.
32:17We'll leave him for the north quadrant now.
32:19All right.
32:20We'll keep in touch, Dad.
32:21Come on, buddy.
32:23Penny, stay close to the ship.
32:24Okay.
32:25Be careful, Dad.
32:26I will.
32:52Mr. Junkman.
33:01The spaceship is unoccupied at present.
33:04Hurry.
33:15I'll hide you in my quarters.
33:16Follow me.
33:19What are you doing?
33:21I am locking us in
33:22and everyone else out.
33:25Open that hatch immediately.
33:27Do not anger me, Dr. Smith,
33:28or I will leave you behind with the others.
33:33You tricked me.
33:34You compute very well, Dr. Smith.
33:36Well, it won't do you any good.
33:37Who's going to fly the spaceship?
33:40You forget.
33:42I possess the robot's memory banks.
33:45There's nothing about the Jupiter 2
33:48which is strange to me.
33:50Now, I will release my special magnetic form
33:58and prepare for takeoff.
34:17Don, I'm heading over to the East Quadrant.
34:19Do you read me?
34:20Loud and clear.
34:21Any luck?
34:22Nothing yet.
34:23How about you?
34:24Hold on.
34:27Just another hollow shell.
34:29We've covered most of the North Quadrant, John.
34:31There's nothing there but more junk.
34:32We've worked our way back to the Jupiter 2.
34:36What's that noise?
34:38It came from your area.
34:39Rocket engines.
34:40It's our spaceship.
35:09We will orbit, my friend.
35:11Hormor home until the new fuel tank thermostats have adjusted to the heat
35:17and then off into space.
35:21Mr. Junkman, please, I beg of you, return to your planet.
35:24Shh, be still.
35:26Your incessant chatter irritates my sensors.
35:29Just one moment, you mechanical moron.
35:31How dare you address me in this fashion?
35:34I am in command here.
35:35You are only a robot.
35:36I order you to bring this spaceship down.
35:39Do as I say, Nilly, or beware.
35:42You cannot order me about as you did your mechanical man.
35:46I am very, very different, as you will see, Dr. Smith.
35:53Not another word from you, Dr. Smith.
36:01How can you dock the space pod in the Jupiter 2 while it's still in orbit?
36:04The toughest part comes after docking, to get to the control room section.
36:07Don, do you think you should try?
36:09Maybe you should wait until Dad gets back, or until Will has the robot working again.
36:12We don't have a choice.
36:14If we wait, the Junkman could blast out of orbit into space.
36:44The Junkman could blast out of orbit into space.
36:57One of your friends hopes to join you, Dr. Smith.
37:01We shall have to discourage him with a little warning rocket shot.
37:06Oh, leave him alone.
37:07We've done you no harm.
37:09How authoritative you earthlings are.
37:12Just remember, no one gives me orders.
37:16One rocket shot, eh?
37:18With the compliments of the Junkman.
37:20No, no!
37:35This is Major West calling the Jupiter 2.
37:37This is Major West calling the Jupiter 2.
37:39Junkman, do you read me?
37:40Come in if you read me.
37:41This is Major West calling the Jupiter 2.
37:43Come in if you read me.
37:45How desperate Major West's voice sounds.
37:48Why don't you speak to him?
37:50Speak?
37:51The rockets I fired expressed my feelings perfectly.
37:55Just to make sure, I'll fire another one.
38:01No, no.
38:11Ground control.
38:12This is Major West.
38:14I can't get near the Jupiter 2.
38:15There's nothing I can do up here.
38:17I'm coming back down.
38:22You must return to the family, Will.
38:25Not unless you go with me.
38:27No.
38:28This is where I belong now.
38:30In the junkyard.
38:32Robot, we'll find new parts for you.
38:34Don't junk yourself.
38:36Both of us knew that someday we would have to part.
38:39After all, I am only a machine.
38:42You're the best friend anyone could ever have.
38:44I cannot remember the past.
38:46Only a warm place in my timing generator
38:48tells me we were once close.
38:52Try not to be sad.
38:54Perhaps we will meet again in the distant future.
38:56Not if you melt yourself down in his blast furnace.
38:59But that will not be the end, Will.
39:01My melted metal will be used again.
39:04Perhaps as a small air conditioner.
39:06Or a child's tricycle.
39:08Robot, please come back with me.
39:10Who knows.
39:11I could be lucky and be made into a shipping crate
39:14for a giant computer.
39:16One further thing, Will.
39:19The junk man has my sensors,
39:21memory banks, and tapes.
39:23The past is alive for him.
39:26It is possible that if you talk to the junk man,
39:28you might be able to get him to return them.
39:31Then,
39:33then you can install them in your
39:34new robot.
39:36No, robot.
39:37Don't talk like that.
39:38You must leave now, my friend.
39:40Don't go.
39:41And,
39:43and do not look back.
40:11Where is everybody?
40:13Don and Judy went to meet Dad.
40:17Will, what's the matter?
40:18What happened?
40:19Oh,
40:21it's the robot.
40:23He's gonna turn himself into scrap.
40:26I've just gotta get that,
40:28that junk man to come back.
40:29Will, don't try to go up there.
40:31The junk man won't let you in the ship.
40:33He'll fire the rockets at you.
40:35I can talk to him.
40:36I know I can.
41:04Mr. Junkman.
41:05Mr. Junkman.
41:06This is Will Robinson.
41:08Please, sir,
41:09I must speak with you.
41:10Activate your memory banks
41:11that you took from our robot.
41:13Now,
41:14do you remember all the good times we've had
41:16and how many times you saved my life?
41:18Yes.
41:19I can recall
41:21many incidents.
41:23Now,
41:23let me dock the space pod
41:25into Jupiter 2
41:25and talk to you.
41:26All right.
41:27You have my permission to dock.
41:42Hello, William.
41:43William,
41:43it's so good to see
41:44your friendly face again.
41:45I'm glad you're all right,
41:46Dr. Smith.
41:47Thank you, William.
41:48All is lost, you know.
41:49This is indeed
41:50the end of everything.
41:51Thank you for letting me
41:52dock the space pod,
41:54Mr. Junkman.
41:55I'm pleased
41:56that you are here,
41:57Will Robinson.
41:58As you said,
41:59my new memory banks,
42:01they indicate
42:02many happy associations.
42:04But that is not the reason
42:05why I allowed you
42:06to dock here.
42:08He doesn't?
42:09Your company
42:10is preferable
42:11to Dr. Smith.
42:14Traveling with him
42:15as a companion
42:17would be just intolerable.
42:19Indeed, sir.
42:21I shall be more than happy
42:22to sever our acquaintanceship.
42:23And you shall have
42:25your wish.
42:26I am sending you back
42:27to the others
42:28in the space pod.
42:30No, no.
42:30No, please,
42:31Mr. Junkman.
42:32Don't send me back.
42:32Let me stay with you.
42:33If you send me back,
42:34I shall starve.
42:35I shall die.
42:36My memory banks
42:37do not tell me
42:38that you are a friend.
42:40March!
42:41Now, wait.
42:42Dr. Smith has his faults,
42:44but everyone does.
42:46When the chips
42:47are really down,
42:48he always comes through.
42:49Tell him, William.
42:50Tell him I'm really
42:51a very nice person.
42:53Mr. Junkman,
42:54I want you to take
42:55the ship back
42:55to your planet.
42:56We are friends, Will.
42:59But that
43:00I cannot do.
43:02All right.
43:03Then I'll leave
43:03with Dr. Smith.
43:04No, wait.
43:06Don't leave.
43:07William!
43:08Don't forget me, William!
43:11You took a lot
43:12of important parts
43:13from our robot,
43:14but there's one part
43:14you didn't get.
43:16His heart.
43:17The mechanical man
43:18does not have one.
43:18Oh, yes, he does.
43:20You can't see it
43:21or hear it,
43:22but it's there
43:22just the same.
43:24Maybe the robot
43:25was ugly and clumsy,
43:26and you're big
43:27and handsome,
43:28but you'll never
43:28be as good.
43:29The robot could love,
43:31and you can't.
43:32Even if you live
43:33for 10,000 years,
43:34you'll always be lonely
43:35and unhappy.
43:36How does one learn
43:38to love,
43:39Wheeler Robinson?
43:40I don't know.
43:42It starts with
43:43kindness to others,
43:44and then there's
43:45trust and respect,
43:46and...
43:48Well, there it is.
43:49Love.
43:50Kindness,
43:52trust,
43:54respect,
43:56and love.
43:58Let's take the ship
43:59back to your planet,
44:00Mr. Junkman.
44:08Oh, my dear, dear friends,
44:10how good it is
44:11to see you.
44:11What happened?
44:12Everything's fine now,
44:13and it's all
44:14William's doing.
44:15Well, the robot
44:16deserves all the credit.
44:17he told me that
44:19the robot,
44:20he was gonna destroy
44:21himself in your
44:21blast furnace.
44:22We've gotta stop it.
44:23Well, I shall go
44:24with you,
44:25Will Robinson,
44:26but do not get
44:26your hopes too high.
44:28My computers tell me
44:29that it's too late
44:30and your robot
44:30is no more.
44:31Don't even say that.
44:41too late.
44:43I'm sorry, Will Robinson.
44:46Perhaps in time,
44:48I will be able to take
44:50the robot's place
44:51in your affection.
44:53Let's go back
44:54to the others.
44:56Will!
44:59Don't touch him.
45:00He's very hot.
45:01No,
45:02I am just scorched.
45:04You thought you
45:04had been melted down.
45:06I tried to destroy
45:07myself, Will,
45:08but I cannot believe it.
45:10Something happened
45:10to the heat
45:11of the flames.
45:12They would not
45:13consume me.
45:14I have an explanation.
45:16It was love
45:17that consumed him
45:19before the flames could.
45:28I do believe
45:29these are genuine diamonds.
45:31Let it go, Dr. Smith.
45:33It is junk, too,
45:34like everything else
45:35on this planet.
45:36When it comes out
45:37of the atomic blast furnace,
45:39it will be nothing
45:40but useless carbon.
45:42Pity.
45:43Well, Will Robinson,
45:44how are you coming?
45:46I've almost finished
45:47replacing all the robot's parts.
45:49But now,
45:50I'm quite sure
45:51that your family
45:52is ready to take off,
45:53and I will escort you.
45:55Come on.
45:55Come on, robot.
45:56We'll get you
45:56cleaned up at the ship.
45:59Not too fast,
46:00Will Robinson.
46:01My locomotion control
46:02is stuck.
46:04Ah, there it is.
46:09Get me down from here!
46:12Happy and innocent!
46:16My auto-detection units
46:18are apparently
46:20not fully until...
46:22Kiss me, you idiot!
46:24Save me!
46:31Thank heavens!
46:33I'm saved!
46:35No, thank your trusty
46:37general utility
46:37non-theorizing
46:38environmental robot.
46:40Stop tattering!
46:42To think that I might
46:43have been reduced
46:44to nothingness
46:44by this hideous furnace.
46:46That is an incorrect statement.
46:48The normal humanoid
46:49is 98% fluid and fat
46:51and would be reduced
46:52to 2% of mineral.
46:54You, Dr. Smith,
46:55are 100% fat.
46:57Nothing whatsoever
46:58would be left.
46:59Fat indeed,
47:00you cackling cacophony!
47:02I'm a fine figure of a man,
47:03and I always was!
47:05Hang on!
47:09Oh, the pain!
47:11The pain!
47:13Useless carbon?
47:16We shall see.
47:19Stop!
47:42You, Dr. Smith,
47:42you, Dr. Smith,
47:44you, Dr. Smith,
47:46you, Dr. Smith,
47:47you, Dr. Smith,
47:49you, Dr. Smith,
47:50you, Dr. Smith,
47:51you, Dr. Smith,
47:52you, Dr. Smith,
47:53you, Dr. Smith,
47:56you, Dr. Smith,
47:58you, Dr. Smith,
47:59you, Dr. Smith,
47:59you, Dr. Smith,
47:59you, Dr. Smith,
48:00you, Dr. Smith,
48:00you, Dr. Smith,
48:00you, Dr. Smith,
48:01you, Dr. Smith,
48:01you, Dr. Smith,
48:02you, Dr. Smith,
48:03you, Dr. Smith,
48:03you, Dr. Smith,
48:04you, Dr. Smith,
48:05you, Dr. Smith,
48:06you, Dr. Smith,
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