KING NINE WILL NOT RETURN
- 09/30/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Buzz Kulik
Cast: Bob Cummings, Paul Lambert, Gene Lyons, Seymour Green,
Richard Lupino, Jenna MacMahon
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Opening
Narration |
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"...I may
have been out for hours. And then the others were...hey what about
the others?" |
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"Seargent
Kline! You incredibly stupid jerk you! You dropped your canteen...you're
gonna need water!" |
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"Blake! Blake!
Blake. It's me Embry. It's me Embry, Blake. Blake?" |
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"I've never
seen any planes like that before. I've never seen any Jets..." |
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"Gonna have
to prop up the ship. Get the wheels down...Boys, I'll get her back.
You can trust me..." |
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"Or
I'm cracked up in some Army base...Some teenie weenie little ward...Or
I don't exist anymore than you do." |
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"Oh God.
Oh God what's happening here? What's happening?" |
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"...You're
alright Mr. Embry. You're in a hospital. We'll look after you."
"Crazy dream. I went back. I went back to the dessert." |
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"...I should
have gone on that mission. I chickened out!" |
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"...Just
as if I'd gone back there today. Did I?" |
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"Doctor.
These are Mr. Embry's clothes...what's that?"
"It's sand." |
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Closing Narration |
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THE MAN IN THE BOTTLE
- 10/07/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Don Medford
Cast: Luther Adler, Vivi Janiss, Lisa Golm, Joseph Ruskin,
Olan Soule,
Peter Cole, Albert Szabo
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"Maybe all
I've got left is to try to find some poor clod who I could feel
sorry for..." |
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"It isn't
just an antique shop where you pick up the pitiful remnants of other
peoples failures. It's a shrine to failure itself! That's what it
is." |
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Opening Narration |
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"Rather than
go into any lengthy generic explanation of my existence, suffice
it to say that I am a genie." |
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"...I want
that glass in that display case to be repaired." |
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"Edna, we
wouldn't have to grub anymore. We wouldn't have to sit here, waste
our lives away."
"Arthur, no. There's something unholy about this." |
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"A
million dollars. Right here on the floor..." |
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"...You tell
Angelo to get himself a new truck. With red wheels. Remember." |
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"Dependents?"
"The whole neighborhood..." |
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"...using
the standard deductions, you owe the government approximately nine
hundred and seven thousand dollars." |
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"We gave
away almost sixty thousand dollars. And this goes to taxes. And
this..."
"Five dollars? Quite a wish Arthur." |
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"It was my
suggestion that you reflect very carefully, Mr. Castle..." |
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"There are
no tricks involved. There are simply normal and understandable outgrowths
and conditions that go with any windfall. No matter what you wish
for, you must be prepared for the consequences." |
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"I
wanna be the head of a foreign country, who can't be voted out of
office..." |
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"Head of
a country! Can't be voted out of office! I'm Hitler! I'm in a bunker!
It's the end of the war!" |
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"I wish I
were back where it all started! I wish I were Arthur Castle again!" |
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"All the
wishes ended the same way. In fragments. In little pieces." |
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"We came
out of it ahead anyway..." |
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Closing Narration |
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NERVOUS MAN IN A FOUR
DOLLAR ROOM - 10/14/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Douglas Heyes
Cast: Joe Mantell, William D. Gordon
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"It's
a gorgeous place you got here Jackie."
"Well, four bucks a night you can't go wrong ya know..." |
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"...It's
just that I'm gettin' all the hard stuff. Ya know I almost got picked
up the last two times..." |
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"...What
do you do to sleep at night Jackie, hide in a locked closet?" |
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"...Kill
him? You wan't me to kill him?" |
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"...I'm
strictly breaking and entering. I'm nickels and dimes..." |
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"I
know you Jackie Rhoades, you aint no killer. But you gotta kill
tonight. Kill or be killed..." |
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"Hello
Jackie... Come back here!... You're not runnin' out on me this time!"
QSound 3D |
| 09_room.wav |
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"...You're
me and I'm you. This is crazy. This is really crazy. This is crazy!
Crazy!" |
| 10_room.wav |
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"...You
could have gone one way or the other. You could have gone my way
or your way. You went your way." |
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"A
cheap, weak, scared, half vulture, all mouse! That's what you are
Jackie!" |
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"...So...
What do you do for a livin', huh? Haunt people in mirrors?... Listen
to me. I'm havin' an argument with a big piece of glass." |
| 13_room.wav |
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"...You
said so yourself. You never got away with nothin' and you know you
won't get away with this..." |
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"I
wanna take over, Jackie. I wanna call the shots. I want you to let
me out. I want a chance to live..." |
| 15_room.wav |
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"It's
time to be somethin'! Jackie, let me out! Let me take over, Jackie!
This is your last chance!" |
| 16_room.wav |
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"Nobody
went to the old man's bar tonight, Jackie. Nobody at all. Last reports
he was in excellent health. Thanks to you." |
| 17_roomq.wav |
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"That's
it George. I resign... You can have your gun back. Plus the following..."
QSound 3D |
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"This
is John Rhoades, room 14, I'm checkin' out..." |
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"...Now
we go look for a job. Now maybe we get married. Now maybe we stop
biting our nails." |
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Closing
Narration |
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A THING ABOUT MACHINES
- 10/28/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Dave McDearmon
Cast: Richard Haydn, Barbara Stuart, Barney Phillips
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Screensaver
(1.98 Mb)
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"...Why
didn't you just horse whip it Mr. Finchley. That'd show it who's
boss." |
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"Finchley.
What is it with you and machines?..." |
| 03_thingq.wav |
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"Do you hear
me?! I said that will be enough of that! Stop. Stop!"
QSound 3D |
| 04_thing.wav |
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Opening Narration |
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"That's thirty
pages in three hours and a half. That's the best I can do Mr. Finchley..." |
| 06_thing.wav |
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"You get
yourself another girl. One with three arms, with roughly the same
sensitivity as an aligator..." |
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"There's
a conspiracy in this house Miss Rogers..." |
| 08_thingq.wav |
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"...for the
past three months, I've been seeing and hearing a collection of
mechanical frankenstinian monsters who's whole purpose is to destroy
me!" QSound 3D |
| 09_thing.wav |
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"Allright
you machines! You're not going to intimidate me! Do you hear me?!
You're not going to intimidate me!" |
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"Get out
of here Finchley!" |
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"...You may
remain on my property goggling at this astonishing sight for another
three and a half minutes..." |
| 12_thingq.wav |
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"Get out
of here Finchley! Get out of here Finchley! Get out of here Finchley!
Get out of here Finchley! Get out of here Finchley!..."
QSound 3D |
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"...He was
on the bottom, he hadn't come up. He wasn't waited either, there
was nothin' to hold him down...he looked scared like somethin' had
been chasin' him or somethin'." |
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Closing Narration |
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THE HOWLING MAN - 11/04/60
Written by: Charles Beaumont
Director: Douglas Heyes
Cast: H. M. Wynant, John Carradine, Robin Hughes, Estelle
Poule
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Screensaver
(7.11 Mb)
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| 01_howl.wav |
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"...I'm
going to tell you the whole thing..." |
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The Howl |
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"What do
you want from us?... We cannot help you. You will have to leave." |
| 04_howl.wav |
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Opening Narration |
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"Help me!
Please, in the name of mercy, help me." |
| 06_howl.wav |
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"...We paused
to rest by a tree. And we kissed. Is it wrong to kiss?" |
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"I don't
say they're evil. I say they're mad." |
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"Honest men
make unconvincing liars." |
| 09_howl.wav |
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"Then you
do hear it."
"As I have heard it every hour of every day for five long years." |
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"What you
saw is not a man. It is the devil himself!" QSound
3D |
| 11_howl.wav |
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"What you
saw in the cell is satan. Otherwise known as the Dark Angel... Asmodaeous,
Belial, Deabolis... the devil." |
| 12_howl.wav |
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"...I am
not the ignorant fanatic I would appear." |
| 13_howl.wav |
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"Truth is
our dogma. We believe it to be man's greatest weapon against the
devil, who is the father of all lies."
Desktop Wallpaper |
| 14_howl.wav |
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"...With
the staff of truth! The one barrier he cannot pass." |
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"...The devil
hath power to assume a pleasing shape." |
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"...The suffering
man was meant to endure. We cause most of our own griefs, we need
no help from him!" |
| 17_howl.wav |
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"...to catch
the devil and lock him up. You don't believe him, do you?" |
| 18_howl.wav |
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"Is this
all that holds you in... Why haven't you done it yourself?!" |
| 19_howl.wav |
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"...you'll
know, Mr. Ellington, whom you have turned loose upon the world." |
| 20_howl.wav |
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"I saw him
and didn't recognize him."
"That is man's weakness, and satan's strength." |
| 21_howl.wav |
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"...I decided
to spend the rest of my life tracking him down... It took many years,
but I did it. See I have him in there now!" |
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"...you understand
why you must not under any circumstances go near that door..." |
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Closing Narration |
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THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
- 11/11/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Douglas Heyes
Cast: William B. Gordon, Donna Douglas, Jennifer Howard,
Joanna Heyes
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Screensaver
(1.77 Mb)
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"...I
just wanted people not to scream when they looked at me." |
| 02_eye.wav |
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"...poor
thing. Some people want to live no matter what." |
| 03_eye.wav |
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Opening Narration |
| 04_eye.wav |
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"...Eleven
is the mandatory number of experiments. We're not permitted to do
anymore after eleven." |
| 05_eye.wav |
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"Congregated?
You mean segregated...You're talking about...a ghetto designed for
freaks!" |
| 06_eye.wav |
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"The State
is not God. ...It hasn't the right to make ugliness a crime!" |
| 07_eye.wav |
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"Please
take this off me! Oh, please take this off me!..." |
| 08_eye.wav |
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"...Why nurse?
Why shouldn't people be allowed to be different? Why?" |
| 09_eye.wav |
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"...Tonight,
I shall talk to you about glorious conformity..." |
| 10_eye.wav |
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"If I'm still
terribly ugly, is there any other alternative? Could I please be
put away?" |
| 11_eye.wav |
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"No Change.
No change at all..." |
| 12_eye.wav |
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"We know
now that there must be a single purpose. A single norm..." |
| 13_eye.wav |
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"There's
an old saying...beauty is in the eye of the beholder..." |
| 14_eye.wav |
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Closing Narration |
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NICK OF TIME - 11/18/60
Written by: Richard Matheson
Director: Richard L. Bare
Cast: William Shatner, Patricia Breslin
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"...Just
tryin' to save your life." |
| 02_nick.wav |
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"Well, what
have we got here? The Mystic Seer." |
| 03_nick.wav |
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"Does anything
exciting ever happen around here?"
"It is quite possible." |
| 04_nick.wav |
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Opening Narration |
| 05_nick.wav |
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"Is it really
gonna be four hours before we get outa here?..." |
| 06_nick.wav |
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"Shall we
stay here until 2:30?...Shall we stay in here until 3:00?..." |
| 07_nick.wav |
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"Every answer
seems to fit." |
| 08_nick.wav |
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"If you move
soon. That makes a good deal of sense. Try again. There's no question
about it. You may never know. Do you dare risk finding out?..." |
| 09_nick.wav |
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"...Oh, stop
treating me like a retarded child or something!" |
| 10_nick.wav |
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"If you hadn't
pulled me out of the way of that car, one squashed honeymooner." |
| 11_nick.wav |
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"Will it
still take four hours before the car is ready?"
"It has already been taken care of..." |
| 12_nick.wav |
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"...I don't
want to stay here anymore, Don..." |
| 13_nickq.wav |
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"...Are we
gonna live in the East?...Are we gonna live in the West?...Are we
gonna live in this country?..." QSound
3D |
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"I don't
know." |
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"...You have
a mind. A wonderful mind. Don't destroy it trying to justify that
cheap penny fortune machine." |
| 16_nick.wav |
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"I'm the
worlds biggest jerk." |
| 17_nick.wav |
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"Can we ask
some more questions now?... Do you think we might leave Ridgeview
today?..." |
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Closing Narration |
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THE LATENESS OF THE
HOUR - 12/02/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Jack Smight
Cast: Inger Stevens, John Hoyt
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Screensaver
(4.20 Mb)
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| 02_late.wav |
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"...Isn't
it William? Isn't it 72 degrees"
"Exactly. The optimum temperature." View
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| 04_late.wav |
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"...It's
just that out side there must be the clean beautiful sound of rain,
and in here those contant animal grunts of pleasure..." View
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| 05_late.wav |
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"...we sit
here... year after year while that clock just turns and turns...
while this army of domestics do everything but our breathing for
us. " View
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| 07_late.wav |
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"...Oh no
my dear, not ghosts.Ghosts are those who have died after living,
but these people had no life, until I gave it to them." View
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| 08_late.wav |
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Opening Narration
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| 11_late.wav |
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"...you've
turned me into a freak. An unsocial, unworldly, insolated freak."
View Graphic |
| 12_late.wav |
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"...I've
kept you from harm. I've protected you against disease... You've
been isolated yes, but what you thing of as imprisonment just happens
to be asylum..." View
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| 14_late.wav |
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"...You're
both reaching a point where you won't be able to life without them.
Destroy them father. Get rid of them." View
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| 15_late.wav |
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"...Do you
realize how marvelously intricate they are. How scientifically precise..."
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| 16_late.wav |
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"...all of
them can recount to you...everything that has happened to them since
their...childhood, and they have no childhood, they were born just
as you see them now..." View
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| 17_late.wav |
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"...You're
not asking me to dismantle machines, you're asking me to destroy
that which has life." View
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| 19_late.wav |
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"...I'll
give you a choice. Get rid of them, or I'll leave." View
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| 20_late.wav |
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"I'd be with
normal people mother, people who live, and work, and then die. But
do it properly, the way God intended. That's where I want to be,
out there!" View
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| 21_late.wav |
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"You're jokes,
that what you are, hysterical jokes...You're nothing but walking
record players, that's all any of you are, walking record players!"
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| 22_late.wav |
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"...I hate
to throw a stone in that serene pool of yours, but you forgot something...they
may be indestructible father but you're not!" View
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| 24_late.wav |
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"...I'll
do what you ask me to do. I promise you. I'll do it right away..."
View Graphic |
| 25_late.wav |
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"Robert,
I want you to take all the servants downstairs to my work room,
just stay there until I come..." View
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| 26_late.wav |
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"It's all
over, we're alone in the house now..." View
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| 27_late.wav |
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"...We're
gonna live like normal people, do you understand...and I'll find
a young man..." View
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| 28_late.wav |
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"...why aren't
any of my pictures in the photo album, there are no pictures of
me here at all...There are no pictures of me as a little girl..."
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| 30_late.wav |
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"What am
I? Oh, please tell me what I am..." View
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| 31_late.wav |
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"You made
me. You built me. You manufactured me... You built a daughter!"
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| 32_late.wav |
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"I can't
be your daughter. I'm a thing! I'm a machine! A machine!" View
Graphic |
| 33_late.wav |
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"No pain!
No pain at all! No pain! No pain! No love. I can't even feel love...
" View
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| 34_late.wav |
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"Everything's
changed now. She'll never be the same. What will we do William...William,
you wouldn't..." View
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| 35_late.wav |
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"A little
to the left Nelda. Not quite so hard."
"Of course, Mrs. Loren. Of course." View
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| 36_late.wav |
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Closing Narration
View Graphic |
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