THE INCREDIBLE WORLD
OF HORACE FORD - 04/18/63
Written by: Reginald Rose
Director: Abner Biberman
Cast: Pat Hingle, Nan Martin, Phillip Pine, Ruth White,
Vaughn Taylor, Mary Carver, George Spicer, Bella Bruck
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ON THURSDAY WE LEAVE
FOR HOME - 05/02/63
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Buzz Kulik
Cast: James Whitmore, Tim O'Conner, James Broderick, Russ
Bender,
Paul Langton, Jo Helton, Mercedes Shirley, John Ward, Daniel Kulik
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"...In
six months time, we'll all be drinking chocolate ice cream soda." |
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Opening Narration |
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"...This
woman and the others took their lives because living became intolerable..." |
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"...when
that ship does arrive, it won't find a society. Just a pack..." |
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"There's
a ship coming. There's a ship coming. There's a ship coming. There's
a ship coming. There's a ship coming..." QSound
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"Jo Jo, I
was just a boy when we arrived here..." |
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"What's
night Captain?"
"Night, night is a quiet time Jo
Jo..." |
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"Captain,
why did you leave there?"
"We thought we could find another place like Earth, but with
different beauties, Jo Jo..." |
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"...All of
you, do you hear that? That's not a meteor... Those are rockets.
It's a ship..." |
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"...Our orders
are to transport you all back to Earth..." |
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"...You've
done quiet a job Captain Benteen. But I think you can rest easy
now, we'll handle the responsibility."
"Well, I've become quite use to the function..." |
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"...I'll
tell you what we might do, we might sing here in the cave, we haven't
done that in some time..." |
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"...I've
never been able to think only of myself. I've been confessor, Governor,
father figure if you will..." |
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"He's really
quite a guy you know. He just has one aberration. He thinks he's
a god, and we're booting him out of his heaven." |
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"...we won't
be splitting up. Not those people. Not my people. We'll stay together..." |
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"...You don't
understand Captain. We don't plan to stay together..." |
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"Now
it's time to be what God meant you to be. Individuals. " |
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"The Earth
is a place we have never lived in. It is a society we do not belong
in. If we leave here we will die..." |
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"...There
won't be any Captain Benteens down there for you. There won't be
anybody to tell you when to eat and when to sleep..." |
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"May God
help you. May God help you all. Tomorrow you thing you'll be getting
on a ship on it's way to paradise. And you'll be on your way to
hell!..." |
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"Benteen
it has to be now! ...If we leave without you, there'll be no ships
returning here..." |
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"...don't
leave me here!... Don't leave me here! I want to go home." |
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Closing Narration |
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PASSAGE ON THE LADY
ANNE - 05/09/63
Written by: Charles Beaumont
Director: Lamont Johnson
Cast: Joyce Van Patten, Lee Phillips, Wilfred Hyde-White,
Gladys Cooper, Cecil Kellaway, Alan Napier
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THE BARD - 05/23/63
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: David Butler
Cast: Jack Weston, Henry Lascoe, John Williams, Marge Redmond,
Doro Merande, Clegg Hoyt, Judy Strangis, Claude Stroud
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"...I
mean she's palpitatin'. She calls the champ a dirty, rotten..." |
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"...Number
one: You will never make a writer. Number two: You'll starve to
death if you try..." |
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"...Let me
have it by four o'clock Monday. I'll submit it for you. Why? I'll
never know." |
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"You won't
live to regret it. And I mean it from the cockles of my heart." |
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Opening Narration |
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"Basilatante...Rougibottomum...Nordhoff." |
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"...What
are you doing?"
"Don't ya dig? I'm conjurin' baby, I'm conjurin'." |
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"Four tufts
of feathers from a falcon. I got em' from a pigeon..." |
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"...Ask not
what I want of thee. But what does thou ask of William Shakespeare." |
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"...Oh man,
what language. Don't let nobody knock your stuff, Will." |
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"...What
I mean is, you do the rough draft, and I'll do the polishing." |
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"Gilbert
& Sullivan, Lerner & Lowe...Moomer & Shakespeare." |
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"...Monday,
I knock myself. Tuesday, I knock myself. Wednesday, I knock myself."
"Got any ouside openings for Thursday? I'd like to make an
application." |
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"...Well,
you've got to say this for it. It has imagery."
"Imagery it has." |
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"Onion? Sponsor
conflict. "
"Could we make it, ah, turnip?..." |
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"...I think
it was your agent...who showed me some of your earlier material."
"You've come a long way, Mr. Moomer." |
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"I
mean, just because you're a heal, that don't make you unhuman." |
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"The Tragic
Cycle, written by Julius Moomer!...From an original story by Julius
Moomer!..." |
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"It's a good
thing I'm modest Will. You know a thing like this could go to a
guys head." |
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"...In short,
Mr. Moomer. You have not been prone to extend credit where it's
due." |
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"...the name
of William Shakespeare has survived the test of time without the
support of Julius Moomer." |
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"...So I
gotta ask myself. Would I walk through that door? It's on the basis
of that answer, that I find my motivation. So the question is; What's
my motivation?" |
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"The guy
who plays Jeremy is gonna have to know what it's all about. A mature
guy, ah, who knows the score..." |
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"It's gettin'
so they let any uncultured, uncouth ham in here." |
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"...I was
gonna mention that to ya Will. Ya see, we can't live with the suicide..." |
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"...Blow,
blow, thou winter wind. Thou art not so unkind as man's ingratitude..." |
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"To
you Julius Moomer, who has succumb to the rankest compound of villainous
smell that ever offended nostril. to you Julius Moomer...Lots a
luck." |
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"I'd like
you to meet my staff...General Robert E. Lee... General Ulysses
S. Grant... George Washington..." |
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Closing Narration |