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[Eerie music playing]

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(Narrator) You unlock this door
with the k e y of ima Gina t/on.

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Beyond it is another dimension.

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A dimension of sound.

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A dimension of sight.
A dimension of mind.

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You're moving into a land of
both shadow and substance,

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of things and ideas.

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You've just crossed over
into the twilight zone.

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Been to the cave, Jason?

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Did you see goldsmith?
Did he talk to the old man?

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Goldsmith's still up there.

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He said to tell you he's getting
a message from the old man.

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He'll bring it down
with him in a few minutes.

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Is he asking about this food?

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It's all pre-bomb, all of
it. It's safe as anything.

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Why do we have to keep
waiting for the old man?

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Why don't we just take
our chances with it?

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We already took chances.

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The old man told us not to
plant on the north acreage.

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That it was poisonous.
This is what came up.

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Did these grow, Evie,

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or did somebody leave
them to us in a will?

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They were the best.

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The best?

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Hate to see the worst!

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I don't think we ought
to eat those, Evie.

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I say we just better
Bury them with honors.

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That's what goldsmith
went to the cave for.

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To ask the old man what
land we should try this time.

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The old man, indeed.

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Who knows where he gets
his omniscient knowledge,

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but Evie's right.
He knows about land.

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Remember those
tomatoes that came up?

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You remember he sent a message to
goldsmith telling us notto plant them?

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Oh. They were monstrous.

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Looked like rotten watermelons.

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They tasted...

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But, Jason, all of this
stuff's pre-bomb. I just know it.

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Let's wait for goldsmith.

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See what the old man has to say.

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What about the food?

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Wait till goldsmith gets back from the cave.
Wait till he has a chance to ask the old man.

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I'm surprised
at you, all of you.

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Man doesn't live by bread
or canned food alone,

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or freak carrots,
or mutated tomatoes.

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But do me a favor, will you?

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Don't ask me what
he does live by.

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In this tenth illustrious
year after the bomb,

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I wouldn't be able to tell you.

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Announcement! I have
an announcement.

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We've just had communication
from the old man in the cave.

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There's an 80% possibility of rain
tomorrow. The wind's from the northeast.

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This means that
there will likely be

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Avery high radioactive
count in the precipitation.

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Now, place all rain
barrels ups/de down,

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and keep all wa ter
troughs covered.

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As to the canned goods there,

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the old man sa ys tha t
they're contam/na Ted

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and should be destro yed.

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(Narrator)
Wha t you're I ooking a t

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ls a legacy that
man left to h/mself.

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A decade previous, he pushed his
buttons and a nightmarish moment la ter

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woke up to find thathe had set
the clock back a thousand years.

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His engines, his
medicines, his science

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were buried in a mass tomb

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covered over by the biggest
gravedigger of them all.

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A bomb.

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And this is the earth
ten years later,

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a fragment of what
was once a whole,

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a remnant of what
was once a race.

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The year is 1974,

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and this is the twilight zone.

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Do you have anyone in charge?

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I'm in charge.

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Do you have a name?

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Goldsmith.

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This place,

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does it have a name?

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And if it does... major?

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If it does, father,
we'd like to hear it.

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Uh, who are you?

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Major French is my name.
Central states commander.

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We're being sent
around to organize.

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Organize?

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Yes, that's what I said.

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Now, how many people
do you have here?

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We haven't, uh, counted lately.

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What about food?

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There's sufficient.

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Hm. You grow your own?

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Some.

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We have a supply of prewar
canned goods left over.

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We'll need some quarters.
Harber, have a look around.

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Douglas, you stay with the Jeep.

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Furman,

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stay with me.

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Major, uh, what do you want?

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Painless things. We'd like
quarters for the four of us,

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rations for as long as
we're here, and no trouble.

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That last part put
it on top. No trouble.

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I don't think you
understand, major.

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We don't recognize
your authority here.

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We've had transients pass through
on occasion, but they didn't stay.

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Like you, they represented
themselves as authorities,

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but we discovered they carried
their headquarters with them.

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They represented
no one but themsel ves.

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Well, this is a new
breed, Mr. Goldsmith.

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This whole area will
be organized now.

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It will be set up
into military sectors,

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each controlled by
a local constabulary.

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Yours truly.

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Well, you and your constabulary
can remain overnight.

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We'll be glad to share our
food with you, bed you down.

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Tomorrow morning, you'd better
do your organizing somewhere else.

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Mr. Goldsmith,

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the following is unofficial.

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Now, we'd like you to make your
transition here as easy as possible.

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Now, under certain
circumstances,

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we might even allow you
to remain in nominal control.

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That's assuming that you
don't give us any trouble.

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Now, that's unofficial.

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The following is official.

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Now, let me fill you in on the
situation here, Mr. Goldsmith.

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Between buffalo, New York,
and Atlanta, Georgia,

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there are probably around
500 people alive. You know why.

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Because there's no
authority, there's no discipline.

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We're here to give you a little of
both. And if you give us any trouble,

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any trouble at all,
I'm gonna hang you

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from that balcony
right over there.

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Well, now, what
about it, Mr. Goldsmith?

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You want to cooperate,

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or do you want your neck broken?

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We already have an authority.

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We've had him for
better than ten years.

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What is all this?

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Poison. It's contaminated food.

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Who says so?

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The old man in the cave.

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A, uh, old man in a cave.

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Have any of you looked at
yourselves in the mirror lately?

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You all look like
skeletons, you know that?

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Just like skeletons.

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Where is this old man who keeps
you on a diet? When does he come out?

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He never comes out.
He stays in the cave.

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Well, I'm not surprised,
Mr. Goldsmith. I'm not surprised at all.

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See, off lake erie, we've got
a pack of weirdies up there

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that bay at the
moon once a week.

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And then around what
used to be Chicago, man,

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we got a real swinging
cult going there.

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They even built themselves a
statue made out of fissionable lead.

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This is their deity.

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What do we have here? We have

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an invisible old man in a cave.
Now, come on, Mr. Goldsmith.

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When you take it out and run it
around the block a couple of times,

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don't you think
it sounds kinda nutty?

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We've survived, major French.

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The rest of the world has died of
radioactivity, strontium 90, plague.

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We survived.

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Because of the old man, huh?

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That's right, because
of the old man.

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He cues you in, huh? He, uh,
tells you what's poisonous,

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what's radioactive,
that whole bit?

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As long as he's
alive, we'll be alive.

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But you know something?

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Now, I don't think any of you
are going to die of radioactivity.

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I think if you're gonna kick
off, you're gonna kick off

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either from malnutrition or
from being conned to death.

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If that's true, major, at
least it'll be a painless death.

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Mr. Goldsmith, check this.

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The booking odds are as follows.

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Five hundred to one that your
old man is a soft-in-the-head hermit

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who doesn't even
know what year it is.

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That's not for us to say.

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That's for you to ask!

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All of you!

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Friends, romans, farm animals,

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we are now going up to the cave

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and check your favorite recluse.

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We're gonna bring him
out in the sunshine

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and get a good look at him.

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And then we're gonna decide if
he's worthwhile keeping alive.

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Come on, you're coming with us.

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All right, goldsmith, you wanna
tell us about this? How do you open it?

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I don't know. To my knowledge
it's never been opened.

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But the old man
lives inside, right?

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How does he live?

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How does he stay alive?

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I don't know.

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How do you know he's inthere?

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How do you communicate with him?

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He sends out notes, messages.

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He sends out notes and messages.

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Well, gentlemen, we
really have a prize here.

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We get the blue ribbon for this.

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An idiot leading the idiots.

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Douglas, throw me
that hand grenade.

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You people better
make some tracks.

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Might make your eyes smart.

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[107 ad]

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Old man, this is
just the beginning!

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You h ear?

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Just the beginning.

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[Chuckles]

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[Chucang]

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Douglas,

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car.

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[Loud commotion]

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Don't take this food out.
You hear? It's contaminated.

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Sure, Mr. Goldsmith.

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Stop it! Listen to me,
all of you. Listen to me!

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There's every possibility
that all of those cans

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contain enough strontium 90 to kill
every man, woman and child in this village.

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[Gasps]

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[Groaning]

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[Laughs]

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[Laughing]

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Oh, come on, Mr. Goldsmith,

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why don't you tell us how
disappointed you are, huh?

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Oh, Mr. Goldsmith,

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you are kooky, you know that?

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You've got enough food
in that pile over there

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to feed us all
for a good long time.

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There's enough poison in those
cans to kill us all in ten days.

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Most of it was canned after the
bomb. We've no idea where it came from.

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Who processed it.

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All right, let's lay it on
the line there, Mr. Goldsmith.

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Here, now.

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Come on, who'd like a nice
souare meal for a change, huh?

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Anybody else? Dig in.

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Anybodyelse who wanna continue
to pla y kindergarten games

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w/th Mr. Goldsmith here, go
home and chew on an old bone.

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No, don't be fools!
Don't commit suicide!

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Don't let these pack rats invade
our homes, turn order upside down!

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Stop it, stop it!
Don't ea t the food.

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Hey, looka t this! We
just repealed prohibition!

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[Commotion]

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Just like Christmas, huh?

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Like Thanksgiving.

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[Chuckles]
Yeah, Thanksgiving, too.

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What's your name?

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Jason.

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Jason?

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Jason and the golden fleece.

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Yeah, I'm a literate man,
you know that?

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I went to college, Jason.

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Yeah, I went to college.

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What did you learn?

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Well, if it isn't the
illustrious Mr. Goldsmith,

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keeper of the legend,
protector of the fables,

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and the lord high
Chamberlain of the cave.

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You look hungry, Mr. Goldsmith.

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And thirsty.

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You've got 100 cases
of that stuff over there.

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Now, you wanna start breaking
every bottle, man, you've got a big job.

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Do you have any remote idea
what you've brought to this village?

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I brought
into this village

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the first square meal that any of
these people have had in ten years.

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And the first six protracted
hours of enjoyment

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that any of them have had since you
started leading them around by the nose.

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Now, why don't you
unbend, old man?

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Can you answer me that?
Why don't you unbend?

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You came as intruders,

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but now you're murderers.

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Onl y god knows how many
people will die because of tonight.

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The old man in the cave warned
us about this food dozens of times.

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He warned us.

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Old man in the cave.

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The old man in a cave!

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[Yelling] Now, hear this!

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There is no old man in the cave!

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He's a lie!

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He's a concoction.

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Nobody's seen him,
nobody's heard him,

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nobody knows who he is,
or where he's from.

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You made him up. You cut
him out of whole cloth!

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Now, I don't know what
your graftis, goldsmith.

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I don't know how
you get paid off,

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but I do know that it's time you let
these people know what's in that cave.

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Open the cave, goldsmith.

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You'll have to kill me first.

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Mister, I have killed
a hundred times you.

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That's how I've stayed alive.

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Jason, gather up your people
and we're going up to the cave.

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He'll open it for us.
Harber, follow me.

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(Jason) Everybody!

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Everybody, he's
going up to the cave.

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(French) Get him out of there!

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Please, please, all of
you, listen. Listen to me.

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There's no reason,
no reason under the sun

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why this cave must be opened.

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Why you must see the old man.

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All you have to know is
that he's kept us alive.

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He's let us survive.

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Goldsmith, we've
survived for ten years!

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But we haven't lived.

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Jason, he didn't drop the bomb.

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He didn't kill off this earth.
We did that to ourselves.

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All he's done is to let us
survive our mistake.

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All he's done is to let us plant
a seed again and let it grow.

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All the compassion that's
left on this earth is in that cave.

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Well, make him open the
cave! Let's see the old man now!

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Open up that door!

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All right.

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[Metallic click]

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My god!

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My dear god!

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It's a machine.

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It's a computer.

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That is your old man,
there's your tyrant.

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Kill it.

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Well, you've got to kill it.

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You've been hungry
long enough. Now, kill it!

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(French) All right. All right!

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All right!

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All right, you're free now.

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You understand? You're free!

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[Footsteps approaching]

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When we talked about the
ways that men could die,

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we forgot the chief
method of execution.

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We forgot faithlessness,
major French.

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Ma ybe you're not to blame.

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Ma ybe if it weren't you, it
would have been someone else.

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Maybe this has to be
the destiny of man.

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Iwonder if that's true.

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I wonder.

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I guess I'll never know.

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I guess I'll never know.

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(Narrator)
Mr. Gol dsm/ th, sur v/ vor,

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an eyewitness to
man's imperfection,

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an observer of the
very human trait of greed

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and a chronicler
of the last chapter.

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The one reading "suicide."

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Nota prediction
of what? t is to be,

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justa project/on
of what? t could be.

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This has been the twilight zone.

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(Male presenter)
And now, Mr. Serl/ng.

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Next on the twilight zone, the
distinguished sir Cedric hardwicke

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lends us his
considerable talent,

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along with the very
accomplished miss constance Ford.

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They appear in what can
most aptly be described

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as one of the shockers
in our schedule.

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The play is called uncle Simon,

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and this we submit is a relative
you've never met before.

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It's a story with a final curtain
I doubt anyone can predict.

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Next on tw/I/ghtzone,
uncle Simon.

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[Eerie music playing]