Dimension X - "Outer Limit" (Old Time Radio, 1950)

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At a Southwest Desert test base in the imagined year
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nineteen sixty five. Pilot Steve Weston vanishes from radar during
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an experimental rocket flight, then returns ten hours later. That
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is the starting point for Dimension x's premiere broadcast, episode one,
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The Outer Limit, heard over NBC on April eighth, nineteen fifty.
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Joseph Julian plays Weston, with Wendell Holmes as ground controller
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Hank Hanson and Joe DeSantis as Army psychiatrist Major Donaldson.
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Ernest Knoy adapted Graham Dawes Saturday Evening Post story for Radio.
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Edward King directed and Van Woodward produced. With Western's flight
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taking him to the edge of space on just ten
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minutes of fuel, the men at the base must Reckon
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with his account of what occurred beyond Earth. Ladies and gentlemen.
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Dimension X presents The Outer Limit, now back to the
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golden age.
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Of radio.
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Adventures in time and space, told in future tents. Can
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you predict what will come in one hundred years, or
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in ten or in the next minute. Some people think
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they can. Nuclear scientists, mathematicians, astronomers, biologists, they'll predict the
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shape of the future. Why because they make the future
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because they see beyond the known dimensions of time and
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space into the unknown dimension X. We go ahead now
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in time to nineteen sixty five. We're on a vast
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concrete runway set in the desert of the Southwest. A
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giant metal ship stands before us, all pointed for the stars,
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and in five minutes the signal will flash and it
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will tear up through the atmosphere to the outer limit.
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Attention, attention, weird feel or takeoff five minutes to off
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WI her up, Kellie, I want to go all the
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procedure again, Steve Hoorry, I got it straight.
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You just make sure, okay. I take her up on
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jets to fifty thousand, and then I cut in the racket.
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No lore, or your tail blast will burn out three counties.
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I climb four minutes on rockets, then Startpanova tests.
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Remember them, no more than four minutes.
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Right.
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This ship isn't like those strato rockets you've been testing.
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She's the first one built for outer space.
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She works.
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She can go clear to the moon.
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But I know that i'd have brought my tooth right.
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No, not this trip.
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I'll get this to you. You've got power there to
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clear the Erth's gravitational field. But remember, after you cut
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in the rockets, you've only got ten minutes fuel. If
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you go beyond the outer limit and don't save fuel
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for the return, I know I won't get down again.
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That's right, Steve, you will drift off into space. Get
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that now. Ten minutes fuel got you. As far as
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I'm concerned, this project is a lot more important than
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that cosmic ray bomb they're testing out from the Pacific tonight.
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A security commission brass doesn't think so. I don't see
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any undersecretaries under anything. Don't worry.
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The long run, our ship will make the cr bomb
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back paid stuff. But in the meantime it's just as dangerous.
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Remember half the principles and this ship of pure theory,
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Steve slide rule stuff. If anything goes wrong, we may
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have to scrape you off the landscape with a soup screw.
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You have a charming sense ay humor.
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And here's where I'm getting at. We're risking your neck
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in this test. If anything blows, we don't want to
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have the next man pull the same boner. I know, Hank,
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So keep your mic open and keep talking. If anything
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goes wrong, we want to know exactly why, and we
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won't be able to ask you. Let us know before
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you pull every switch, before you do anything. You got thing. Yeah,
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even if you only have to blow your note. I
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get those stew lights away.
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I'll grow well.
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I guess that's about old Steve.
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That reminds me. Look, if Mary calls, I'm just up
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on a milk run. I didn't tell her today was that?
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How is she? She's okay, but.
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She's do about now, and I don't want her to
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be nervous. Hey, I didn't know the baby was that close. Yeah, Steve,
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I really ought to be sending a single man on
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this job.
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But cut me out of a paycheck forget an Hank.
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You know you can't get anybody else who can take
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fifteen g's acceleration when those rockets cut in.
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Yeah, I know.
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It's time, Steve.
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Yeah, Well see you later. Sorry, Hank, I'll sweat for
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both of us. Button her up, Kellie all I Hank
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so long.
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We'll give you the life from control.
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Thanksmon RONI Control EXCEP Nick Control.
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Are you there yet?
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Okay, Steve, got you on the speaker. I'm ready to go,
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mister Hanson. Ready on radar sergeant, mister.
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Hanson, you better see this. What is it?
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Message sender for Steve? Missus Weston just left for the hospital.
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Hello Steve, stand by, Hi.
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Mann, Shall we hold the take off? Mister Hans?
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Oh yes, no, wait just a minute, it's it's too late.
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Now are you going to tell him?
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Maybe he's got enough to worry about.
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Hey, what's fillings up?
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Hang?
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Something in your mind?
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No, no, it's it's nothing, Steve. I just wanted to
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say good luck Claire for take off. Charlie, right, okay,
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give him a light. All right, Steve, I'm reading your
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clear I'm a twenty.
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Thousand, air speed six hundred. She's running fine. Sound prop
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being works.
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There's a third degree waiver in the ag white Briddy,
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got that, Charlie check dead center on radar, mister hand
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fifty thousand now cutting out the pot jet.
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Now the stabber.
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Rock jets, air speed dropping, opening the rocket, whats switch,
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thinks a little Charlie, oxy.
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Alcohol pressure three fifty All right, now I'm advancing the
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emission key.
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There goes rocket one, Steve, Steve, you all right, dad.
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You know nobody's lucky with a slench hammer air speed
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nine twelve hundred.
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Here goes number two.
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Hello, Steve, elapsed rocket time is now four minutes. What's
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your outitude? Over to you?
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Speed forty four hundred, still climbing attitude two hundred ninety
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seven miles.
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All right, you're at the outer limit level off for
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maneuver test. You've got exactly six minutes fewel left.
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Okay, starting a three degree left bank. It's a little sluggish,
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that's all right. Now there's a low vibration someplace, maybe
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the cockpit hatch. I'm straightening out five minutes fuel left
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now I'm.
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Starting a three degree right. Hey, what's the matter?
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What's wrong?
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There's something up here, something shining?
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What are you talking about?
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Something above me?
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Hank, I'm gonna chase it, Steve, Steve, you're at the
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oulder limit now I can see it plain. Now, don't
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go any higher.
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You've only got four minutes left.
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You'll only got exstatic.
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I can't hear you.
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Heck, it's beat ahead now, gotta make a pass at it.
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Get a good luck.
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Hey, it's worry to make me. It's better ahead now,
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it's better ahead.
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Hello, Hello, Hello, Steve, Steve.
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Come in nine minutes you're gone still no sign on radar.
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Hello, Hello Steve, Steve, what's happened?
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Charlie?
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Get out the christ squad Tell the army squadron to
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alert their search planes.
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Right not half?
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Hello, hello Steve, what's happening? He girl? Come on, mister Hanson,
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come in, Steve. When need the search squad come in?
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Mister Hanson's busy? Hello hello Steve, Hello Steve. Ten minutes
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mister Hanson hits the end of this fuel? How long
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has it been now?
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Don't know? There's mister Hanson.
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Nothing more on radar. Sergeant screens blank.
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Colonel Corell called in. Search planes are back. I didn't
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find anything.
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Should be some trace.
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He couldn't have failed out?
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Could he don't hit the cilk at forty four hundred
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miles an hour either when passed the outer limit? Out
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of fuel? Something blue and we'll find the pieces scattered
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from here to the coast. Why does it have to
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be the best man, always the best man. I'll get it, Charlie, Charlie,
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you know we've got to figure out what was wrong. Something,
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something must have belonged.
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Yeah, it's a message from Northside Hospital for Christine.
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What is missus?
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Weston's fine?
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It's a boy thank you, Elsie. It's a boy, Charlie.
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Oh fine, fine's boy. He didn't even know she went
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to the hospital. How am I going to tell Mary that.
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Wasn't your fault, mister Hanson. Ship had to be tested.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, we'll build another one and some other flying fool
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shoot past the outer limit into space. Oh I'm getting old, Charlie.
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You can remember when I used to take him up myself.
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Now I've got to send other man. It's a job,
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mister Hanson. Now I'm afraid. Every time I hear a
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jet go off, I jump. Every time I have to
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send someone up in a new model, I start to sweat.
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Mister Hanson. Yeah, I think there's something on the radar.
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No flight schedule in either, Elsie.
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We have a whole day cleaner. It's coming in behind it.
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Here it bumps over the building.
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What crazy juck is buzzing the field like that? Is
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not an army playing, Charlie. I can't say it's churning, Charlie,
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alert the field. I know that engine Steve. That's impossible.
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That's a ship. Can't be.
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There's no other model like that. It's Steave. All right,
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it's coming in, Thank God, Thank God. All right, So
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Steve the quicker, we get this done. The quicker, you
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get over to see Mary and the baby.
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Hank.
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Elsie give the order to check and refuel the rockets.
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I don't want anybody in here until I get Steve's reports, Bury,
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any calls. All right, let's have it. But the devil
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happened you, Hank?
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Does that cosmic raid bomb still go off tonight?
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What are you talking about? Straightened out, Steve? Where you've
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been for the last ten hours? Listen, Hank, there's something more.
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Come on, Come on, I've got to get a report
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on the screen to Washington, so let's have it. I've
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got to know how you stretch ten minutes fuel to
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keep you in the air for ten hours.
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One thing before I took sy Geigerman run over the
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ship before they refuel what you run into?
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So help me, Hank. I don't know.
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We better check and make sure it isn't radioactive. Elsie
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had a Geiger report on the standard. Check Steve. Maybe
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we better have a doc look you over to No.
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No, I'll be all right, they said, I'd be all right.
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They look, son, I know you've had a tough time,
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but we've had this feel on the alert for ten hours.
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One of the army boys cracked up looking for you,
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and he's hurt bad. So let's have a story. Let's
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have it straight.
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I don't know how to tell you, Hank, I saw
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something up there at three hundred miles.
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I chased something up there, Hank, and I caught it.
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I don't hand me there, Listeneve.
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I was cruising along, just starting the right bank when
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I spotted something must have been going about half my speed.
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It was egg shaped and smooth.
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I made a pass at it, and I was coming
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back for another and then there was a humming sound,
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the sort of vibration, and I blacked out. I was
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headed straight forward at forty four hundred miles an hour.
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I thought it was going to be the biggest smash
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in Hiroshima because they were drinking that bottle. Never mind that, Steve,
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what happened.
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I came to inside their ship, Steve, this.
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Whole thing has been a devil of a strain on you.
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I'm going to call Major Donaldson from the Army base,
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ask him to sit in psychiatrist.
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Yeah, yeah, that's a good idea. Let him run his test.
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He'll tell you.
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I'm not kidding, because Hank, unless I miss my guests,
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I've just been tipped off to the way the world ends.
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All right, mister Weston, suppose you continue your story is
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let's have it.
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Steve.
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You woke up inside the ship, Yes, and the place
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was jammed with machinery, dials, blinkers. I couldn't recognize anything,
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and you were surrounded by these men from Mars. I
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didn't say anything about men from Mars. I didn't even
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say they were men. I couldn't see them clearly. They
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were just there.
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Where did they come from?
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Them? Another galaxy? Millions of miles outside of our solar system.
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That's all I know. You figure out where they came from.
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And they came all that distance to find the Earth. Yes,
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did they tell you that?
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Yes?
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You mean they spoke English to you? No, No, they didn't.
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It's funny, hadn't thought. They didn't really speak to me
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at all. They just planted the thoughts in my mind.
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You mean thought transfers telepathy. Yes, that's right.
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Well, Steve, what brought them here?
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We did, Hank. We ran their bell.
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We brought them in with our atomic explosions. Think that's
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why you've got to stop that bomb test tonight. Look,
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you've got to believe me, Hank, Oh, how can I
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make you understand? Maybe I can help mister West. Would
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you submit to narco psychometry?
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What's that?
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Under proper drugs? I can put you back in this
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ship by suggestion. Then we can get a playback record
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of your memory pattern on the audio circuit.
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How long will it take?
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Half an hour? We'll have to go over to the lad.
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Will you believe me?
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If it checks, it will give us an accurate memory
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picture of what your mind reports.
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All right, let's go. Thank you got to believe me.
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We haven't got much time.
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You should be getting drowsy. Now count backwards from ten.
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Nine eight.
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Seven, sick, sick, he's under Now we attach the headplate.
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Electrodes cord will pick up look out for that. Why
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mister Henson, three yeld sitting thirty one point three now
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through that's rich, mister Henson. I have to start him
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off by suggestion. Alright, Steve, you're in your ship. Now,
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you're in the rocket.
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Back.
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You're in the rocket. You're in the rocket, and you've
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just cited something strange. Now I'm starting at three degree right, Hey,
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there's something up there, something shining his memory pattern. We're
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picking it up electronically.
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It's something above me, Hank, I'm going to chase.
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It's two of the audio circuits.
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I'm getting static. I can't.
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Hey you, Hank, this is where we lost contact with him.
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I'm going to make a pass out of Hey, it's
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worthing to meet me. It's not ad now, it's not
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a hat.
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No, this is where he blacked out. There's no telling
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how long minutes or hours?
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What's that noise?
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I don't know? Quiet?
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Where? How did I get in here?
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What?
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Who are you?
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Is he seeing things?
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Intergalactic patrol?
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What's that?
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What are they saying, Steve? What are they saying?
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It's about nuclear fission. They know about it, they know
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the danger of it. Long ago they had wars that
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almost destroyed.
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Them, and finally they learned. Now they've outlawed war. They
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patrol space. When their detector picks up an atomic explosion,
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they send the patrol.
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What are they going to do?
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They've quarantined us, quarantine, They've.
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Isolated the Earth because we don't know how to control
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ourselves yet.
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Until we learn, will be a menace to the whole universe.
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How are they going to do with Steve.
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They've spread a layer out here of I don't know
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how to call it, all around the Earth. It's miles deep.
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When there's an atomic explosion on Earth, the radioactive particles
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will drift up to this layer and set off a
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chain reaction around the world in microseconds, and that's the end.
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Yeah.
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Wait, yes, yes, I understand. I've got to bring back
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the warning. You're going to put me back in my
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ship to bring the warning.
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Now one blacked out again. I guess that's all.
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What does all that mean?
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It's what he remembers. You don't think that really happened.
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Oh no, narco psychometry circuits produced what he remembers. It
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just means that Steve believes this happened.
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I don't like to see this. I've seen too many
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tough pilot snap Steve is the best I've known. How
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bad you think he is?
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Frankly, outside of the presence of this well organized, this hallucination,
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there's no sign of unbalanced. May not be too serious.
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If he had a more plausible story, I'd be inclined
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to a.
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What thank it's all right boy?
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Did you hear it? Hank? You understand? Sure?
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Sure, we've we've been quarantine.
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Let me give you something to make you sleep, Steve,
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don't JENNI stand.
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They fixed it so that if we set off one
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more nuclear explosion.
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That'll be it.
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Of course, don't ro your sleep down.
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You don't believe me, No, take it easy, Steve.
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At a test tonight, that setting off to see our bomb? Thank?
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What time is it? Eleven twenty? Let's schedule for midnight.
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Think we got to stop that bomb, Steve, red Donalds
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will give you the hyphones.
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Thank You've got to believe me. I saw them, I
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got the warning.
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If we touch off that bomb tonight, it'll be the
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biggest galactic Fourth of July of all time.
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The whole earth will go up like a Roman candle.
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April tenth, nineteen sixty five, the end.
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I look, Steve, you better calm down. Don't you want
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to see marrying the baby. You've got a new son, remember, Yeah,
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it's just that I want to see my son. I
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want him to live if that bomb goes off. I
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think we've got to stop.
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Them, mister Hanson. I think we've to get over to
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the base hospital.
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Hank, You've got to believe sure, sure, Steve, Maybe there
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is something to do it. Look, it's out of your hands.
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I'll put it in a report and shove it into
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Washington in the morning.
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In the morning. There isn't gonna be any morning, Hank.
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Don't you understand You've got to call Washington now, get
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the head of the Security Commission and postpone that debt.
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No, you know I can't do that, Steve, Mine that
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could be out a mile. Besides, this is nineteen sixty five,
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not forty five. Twenty countries have atomic bombs. Now, what's
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he used of stopping?
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Just this one?
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The rest will keep right on popping the moon.
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We'll have to call an international conference, can't you understand, Hank,
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the first.
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One that Gazov finishes. That's at the end. They've given
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us the quarantine.
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Morning, Steve, I think you'd better go with us to
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the base hospital.
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Look, Steve, we can call up for a detail if.
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We have to.
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All Right, all right, I'll go with you.
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You don't need a straight jacket.
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That's the way, Steve. You'll probably feel better by morning.
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Let's go.
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We'll ask Steve tomorrow. I'll drive you over to the hospital.
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See Mary and the kid. Sure, look at the ship
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under the thread lights. Pretty. Huh. You'll be flying her
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again soon, don't you worry?
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Yeah?
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Yeah, I guess so.
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But you're doing not in a line the refueler.
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Yeah. We got Plasewitz coming in tomorrow from Denver for
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another test. Figure. We give you a day off and
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that's good.
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That's fine.
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See see come back, come on, do ntum steeve. See way.
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He's heading for the rocket. Well there he goes up.
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Not crazy.
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You can't get out him now that covers armor glass.
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He's waving towards control.
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It's the radio.
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He needs the radio.
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Come on, I should have gotten help.
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On the radio.
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St look up here.
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Hello, hello, Steve, listen to me, Hank.
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You got a car Washington.
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Now, come out of that rocket, Steve.
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I'll call my minute.
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Don't try anything, Hank.
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They refuel the rocket for tomorrow.
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Take it easy, ste You listen.
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You know what will happen when I fire the rocket.
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Coats down here, Hee, don't pray out every building for
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five miles, all of.
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Us in one big flash.
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Steve, what do you want?
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You've got to stop that bar. You got a call
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Washington right now.
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They won't believe me.
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You make that caller right.
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Cut in the rocket.
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I mean it, Hank, what Mike screen to yours in parallel?
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I want to see exactly what you're doing?
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All right, all right, just don't fire those rockets going.
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Hank, you got twelve minutes to make that call and
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stop that bomb.
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All right, I'm making the parallel hook up right now. Donaldson,
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you think you'll really blash?
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I don't know. Up to now, I don't wanst say
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it was normal, But now he's liable to do anything, cansei, Steve?
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Steve, there you're getting it on your screen?
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Yeah, I put that craw through, all right, Operator.
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Visits screen to Washington.
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The visit screen circuits are busy, sir.
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If you'll try again in half an hour, this is
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Security Commission Priority break in pair.
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Line, yes, sir, just a moment please, ten minutes.
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Listen, Steve, I'm trying.
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Ready to take your call, sir.
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Washington Security Commission three. This is urgent. I want Under
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Secretary Herbert.
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Ames Washington three. One moment please hurry? Will you one moment?
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Please?
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What time is a Donaldson eleven fifty one?
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Do you think you'll fire those rockets?
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You might?
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Washington Business Screen three. Mister Herbert Ames, please that is
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a code of exchange.
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I cannot accept your call without clearance.
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Get it through.
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Listen, Washington, put it through. This is mister Hanson at
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San Marco Airbase. This is a priority call. I'm coding
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one moment.
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Please, I will check your code numbers. Get that through.
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Hang and goes off at twelve.
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Will you be reasonable, Steve, Your call has cleared, San
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Marco Washington Business Screen three, Herbert Ames, please.
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Security Commission Aimes.
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Listen to Ames.
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Aimes.
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You got to get me to the chief. Are you kidding?
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Is it the test control room?
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Yes?
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I know, but get him for me.
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What's up?
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You look lousy? Or is it a bad circuit?
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There's no time. I've got to get him before the test.
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It's about to see our bar. I can't take that responsibility.
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Oh Hank, right play?
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What's going on there?
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Aimes? My project has a high enough rating. This is
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a priority a call.
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What okay, it's your an eck. I'll try to get
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him for you.
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He's in the control room, so you'll have to switch
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off your screen and speaker and go on airphones too.
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What's going on in there? Security rolling here?
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Let's Steve, I've got to cut the incoming screen.
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All right, don't try anything.
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Eight minutes Hank.
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Hello, Hello, what you got him?
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Hank?
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Yes, this is Hansome at San Marco. No, sir, priority
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a request to cancel the bomb test? No, No, I'm serious.
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It's deadly serious. We sent the X two JTR up
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today to the outer limit. We uncovered evidence, yes, on
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the automatic instruments. Was no possible chain reaction. No, I
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can't tell you the whole story. There isn't time here. Yes, yes,
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I'll bring the readings into Washington the morning. You've got
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to postpone the test till you see them. Look, I've
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worked on contracts with the Commission for ten years. Yes, yes,
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I have complete confidence in my information. You can record that.
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All right, I'll call you back immediately.
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Bye.
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Hey, Hey, he's agreed to cancel. Steve, the bomb won't
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go off.
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All right, boy, you can come down.
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I'm gonna shoot. He's opening up.
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Here.
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He comes.
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All right, Steve, come on down.
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Sure, Hank, it's a second.
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Eh, thank you.
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I was scared. I was plain scared.
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He's you know, it's all over. The bomb won't block,
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thank god. Look, I want to see Mary and the baby.
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Can you get me transportation. Now, wait a minute, it's
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almost twelve. They won't let you in the hospital.
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Now.
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I want to see the baby, Sure you do, but
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you've been under the strain. I've got a shot for
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you here, Steve. Give you a good night sleep, all right,
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roll up your sleeve. Yeah yeah, yeah, that'll make you sleep, Roger.
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We'll find you a bed, yes, sir, Come on, mister Weston, Okay,
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good night, Hank.
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I'm kind of beat.
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It's been a tough night, it sure has. I thought
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for a minute he was going to blast those rockets
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and send us all the kingdom come.
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Yeah.
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Quite a stunt getting the ray bomb test called off.
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It isn't, but the chief SAMs couldn't get the chief
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I was talking to a dead circ bomb goes off
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in a couple of minutes.
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Oh, poor Steve.
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He was one of the best. He was the best
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one and ten million so story of this poor guy.
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For a while, he almost had me believing that quarantine.
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That's a very common delusion, end of the world.
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Yeah, I suppose, so nice night. Never saw the star
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so bright. We better be getting in that windows. Cold.
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Bomb goes off in thirty seconds. Poor Steve, no Hanson.
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There's just one thing. Yeah, it's outside my field. But
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I'm curious how did he keep that ship in the
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air for ten hours with only ten minutes fuel. You
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have just heard The Outer Limits by Graham Dorr, an
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adventure in time, space and the unknown.
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Now about next week? Have you ever heard of the
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Mark III, the amazing electronic brain at Harvard that instantly
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solves the most complicated scientific problems. Suppose you had a
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mechanical brain like that in your house, a robot that
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was always at your service so that you could just
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sit with folded hands and relaxed the rest of your life.
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That would be nice, would mean perfect. That's what they
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thought when it happened in the year two thousand and six.
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But they were wrong, terribly wrong. How I'll tell you
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next week. Tonight's story transcribed on Dimension X. The Outer
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Limit by Graham Dorr was adapted for radio by Ernest Cannoy.
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Featured in the cast were Joseph Julian and Steve Wendell, Holmes,
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Is Hanked and Jodasatus as Major Donaldson. Your host is
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Norman Rolls. Music was by Albert Berman. Sound designed by
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Sam and Rowl Edward King.
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Directed.
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Tomorrow. Here's Sam Spade. Now, it's Truth or Consequences on NBC.
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That was Dimension X with the Outer Limit. Follow Dimension
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X for more classic science fiction broadcasts.