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The twilight zone -025 People are Alike All Over

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    there is a fifth dimension
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    beyond that which
    is known to man.
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    it is a dimension
    as vast as space
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    and as timeless as infinity.
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    it is the middle ground
    between light and shadow,
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    between science
    and superstition.
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    and it lies between
    the pit of man's fears
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    and the summit
    of his knowledge.
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    this is the dimension
    of imagination.
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    it is an area which
    we call the twilight zone.
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    the blasting area will
    be cleared by 0200.
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    repeat. the blasting
    area will be cleared by 0200.
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    it's an odd way to spend
    the last night, isn't it?
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    odd?
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    well, the last night on earth
    you don't spend
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    looking at your transportation.
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    last night on earth,
    you spend enjoying earth.
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    you walk its streets,
    go in its bars,
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    dance with its women.
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    that's going to be our world
    for a long time, Sam.
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    and yet we stand out here watching her
    just three hours before we take off.
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    Marcusson?
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    mm?
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    are you afraid?
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    I don't think so. Are you?
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    I am.
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    very.
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    it's different with you.
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    you're trained for it.
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    it's not the same with me.
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    i'm a scientist, a biologist.
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    my world is one of books
    and slides and microscopes.
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    i'm being sent up there
    because they need my mind.
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    and it's a pity
    they can't just send that.
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    leave the body back here where
    it belongs. just send the mind.
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    oh, I am frightened.
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    I'm frightened of what
    we'll find up there.
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    well, that's the one thing
    you shouldn't be frightened of.
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    the unknown, sure. the-
    the loneliness, the silence.
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    that should scare anybody.
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    but i've got a philosophy
    about people.
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    i mean, all people, Sam.
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    they're the same all over.
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    well, i'm sure that when god
    made human beings,
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    he developed them
    from a fixed formula.
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    they'd be the same
    here on earth
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    as in the furthest
    reaches of space.
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    people on Mars?
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    wherever they're able to exist,
    they'd be the same.
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    you're looking at a specie
    of flimsy little two-legged animal
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    with extremely small
    heads whose name is man.
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    Warren Marcusson, age 35.
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    Samuel A. Conrad, age 31.
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    hey, let's get ready, Sam.
    we've only got a couple of hours.
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    they're taking a highway into space.
    man unshackling himself
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    and sending his tiny, groping
    fingers up into the unknown.
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    their destination is Mars,
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    and in just a moment
    we'll land there with them.
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    Marcusson?
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    Marcusson?
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    are you all right?
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    Marcusson, what the--
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    Marcusson.
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    any landing, you can walk
    away from, remember?
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    what about the ship?
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    the air pressure seems to be holding up.
    i got the lights running.
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    i haven't had time
    to check anything else.
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    you-you, uh, rest for a while.
    there's plenty of time.
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    plenty of time?
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    all right.
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    all right, we'll see.
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    Sam?
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    Sam!
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    hey.
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    how long did i sleep?
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    oh, a couple of hours.
    you needed it.
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    conrad. well, let's
    plant the flag.
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    you take it easy.
    there's plenty of time.
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    we've come
    35 million miles!
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    so? another few hours won't
    make any difference.
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    you won't be able to open it.
    the hydraulic's out.
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    put her on the auxiliary, then.
    we can open it.
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    no, we can't.
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    i'll f ix it. i'll put her
    on the auxiliary.
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    then we can open her up.
    that's what i'll do now.
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    i'll open her up.
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    Marcusson.
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    you have to take it easy.
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    open the door, Conrad.
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    i've already
    told you, that door--
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    you're a liar!
    you can open the door.
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    why, Sam? why won't you
    open the door?
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    i don't want to open it.
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    why not?
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    because.
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    whatever happened to the enquiring
    scientific mind, Conrad?
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    i thought you
    brought that along.
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    why did you come
    along anyway?
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    look, i want out.
    i want you to open the door.
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    you can lock it behind me.
    just help me up.
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    that's all i ask.
    please, help me up.
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    Sam.
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    i'm busted up inside.
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    i think i'm
    bleeding in there.
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    listen, sam, i don't
    wanna die in here.
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    i wanna see
    what i'm dying for.
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    take me out, will you?
    take me out
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    Marc, please. please!
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    don't-don't be afraid, Sam.
    i got a strange hunch.
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    if there's anybody out there,
    they'll help you.
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    as long as they've got minds and hearts,
    that means they've got souls.
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    that makes them people,
    and people are alike.
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    they're bound to be alike.
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    for god's sake!
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    don't leave me alone, Marc.
    don't leave me alone!
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    you said whatever is out there
    is just like us.
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    well, i don't know that!
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    i don't wanna know.
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    i don't wanna know,
    i don't wanna know,
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    i don't want to know!
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    you're people.
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    you're just like i am.
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    face, body.
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    everything.
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    you're just like i am!
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    oh, uh--forgive me.
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    uh, don't be frightened.
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    my name is-is,
    uh, Sam Conrad.
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    u h, Samuel Conrad.
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    that name, understand?
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    my friend and i,we came here
    from the earth.
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    look, i'll show you.
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    u h, this is
    the earth, see?
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    we are the third
    planet from the sun.
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    this is you.
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    where i come from,
    this planet is called Mars.
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    the other one is dead.
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    don't be alarmed, mr. conrad.
    we don't intend to harm you either.
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    we've been wondering when you
    planned to come out.
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    we've been waiting for hours.
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    how do you know my language?
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    we don't, mr. Conrad.
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    as you'll no doubt soon realize,
    you are speaking our language.
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    your language?
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    unconscious transference.
    you'd call it hypnosis of a sort.
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    but you must be tired.
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    we'll prepare a place
    for you to rest.
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    i'm appreciative, i really am.
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    you'll forgive me.my staring,
    i mean. i just can't get over it.
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    i mean, you're human beings,
    just like i am.
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    people.
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    Marcusson said
    you would be.
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    Marcusson.
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    mr. Conrad?
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    we'll bury your friend for you.
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    later on you can tell us
    what kind of marker you'd like.
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    we'll repair your ship for you, too.
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    thank you.
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    you were right,
    old friend.
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    they are people. just like us.
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    i wish you lived
    to see that.
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    there are so many questions
    i want to ask you.
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    so many things i want to know
    about your civilization.
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    your social structure,
    the way you live. your science.
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    oh, a hundred questions.
    a thousand questions.
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    we'll answer all your
    questions, mr. Conrad.
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    but first, you must
    rest here for a while
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    while we prepare a place for you,
    a place you'll feel familiar in.
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    we'll be back soon.
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    miss?
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    you do have a
    name, don't you?
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    i'm called Teenya.
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    well, uh, Teenya,
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    will you tell the others
    how very appreciative i am?
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    i-i was so frightenened,
    so m iserably frightened.
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    don't be frightened, mr. Conrad.
    no one will hurt you.
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    no one will hurt you.
    you must believe that.
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    thank you, Teenya.
    thank you.
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    i'll see you
    later, mr. Conrad.
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    good morning.
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    did you rest well, mr. Conrad?
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    long and well. may i see your city
    now and the rest of your people?
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    very soon. first, first we have a
    surprise for you.
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    a very pleasant surprise.
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    really?
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    would you
    accompany us, please?
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    of course. where are
    we going?
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    that's the surprise,
    mr. Conrad.
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    are you coming?
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    yes, i will come.
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    is-is this a martian house?
    is this the way you live?
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    oh, no, ours are considerably different.
    we built this during the night
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    because we assumed this is
    the way you people live.
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    oh, it's a perfect replica.
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    perfect.
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    a television set.
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    the furniture,
    drapes, everything!
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    but how could you
    build it so quickly?
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    how
    could you possibly know?
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    from your mind. you think
    very clearly, mr. Conrad.
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    very clearly, indeed.
    very strong impression.
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    would you care to see
    the rest of the house?
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    uh-huh.
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    it's fabulous.
    it's really fabulous!
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    we wanted you to feel at home,
    mr. Conrad. do you?
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    do you feel at home?
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    it's unbelievable.
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    thank you.
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    we were wondering if you'd mind
    remaining here for a little while.
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    you expressed an interest in seeing
    our city, meeting our people.
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    we'll go out
    and arrange that.
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    that's wonderful.
    you want me to stay here?
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    do you mind?
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    u h, i'd be delighted.
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    good. for a little while then.
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    enjoy yourself, mr. Conrad.
    enjoy your house.
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    let me show you out.
    after all, it's my house.
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    Teenya?
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    i will see you
    again, won't i?
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    of course you
    wi ll, mr. Conrad.
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    if it's an illusion,
    a guy can live with it.
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    that's the best
    scotch i ever drank.
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    hey! you locked me in. what's
    the matter with you, people?
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    i'm locked in!
    what's wrong?
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    there aren't any windows.
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    there aren't any
    windows anywhere!
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    why are you doing this?
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    why?
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    why have you
    locked me in here?
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    why are you looking
    at me like that?
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    Marcusson!
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    Marcusson, you were right.
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    you were right.
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    people are alike.
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    people are
    alike everywhere.
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    specie of animal
    brought back alive.
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    interesting similarity and physical
    characteristics to human beings,
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    in head, trunk, arms,
    legs, hands, feet.
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    very tiny,
    undeveloped brain.
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    comes from primitive
    planet named earth.
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    calls himself
    Samuel Conrad.
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    and he will remain here
    in his cage with the running water
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    and the electricity and the central
    heat as long as he lives.
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    Samuel Conrad has
    found the twilight zone.
Title:
The twilight zone -025 People are Alike All Over
Video Language:
English
Team:
Film & TV
Duration:
25:19

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