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00:12:27My name is Harley, Secretary to the President.
00:12:31I've been told you speak our language, and that your name is Mr. Klaatu?
00:12:36Just Klaatu.
00:12:38The President asked me to convey his deepest apologies for what has happened.
00:12:41Sit down, Mr. Harley.
00:12:43Thank you.
00:12:48I'm sure I need hardly point out that your arrival is something of a surprise.
00:12:53Have you been traveling long?
00:12:55About five months. Your months.
00:12:58You must have come a long way.
00:13:00About 250 million of your miles.
00:13:05Naturally, we are very curious to know where it is you come from.
00:13:08From another planet.
00:13:10Let's just say that we're neighbors.
00:13:13It's rather difficult for us to think of another planet as a neighbor.
00:13:16I'm afraid in the present situation you'll have to learn to think that way.
00:13:19The present situation?
00:13:21I mean the reason for my coming here.
00:13:23We're very curious about that, too.
00:13:26Would you care to talk about it?
00:13:28I'd be glad to.
00:13:30Not now, of course, with you alone.
00:13:33Or perhaps you'd rather discuss it personally with the President?
00:13:36This is not a personal matter, Mr. Harley.
00:13:38It concerns all the people on your planet.
00:13:43I'm not sure I understand.
00:13:45I want to meet with representatives from all the nations of the Earth.
00:13:50I'm afraid that would be a little awkward.
00:13:53It's completely without precedent.
00:13:55And there are practical considerations.
00:13:57The time involved, the enormous distances.
00:14:01I travel 250 million miles.
00:14:03I appreciate that, but...
00:14:06I want to be frank with you, Mr...
00:14:08I mean, R2.
00:14:11Our world at the moment is full of tensions and suspicions.
00:14:17In the present international situation,
00:14:20such a meeting would be quite impossible.
00:14:22What about your United Nations?
00:14:24You know about the United Nations?
00:14:26We've been monitoring your radio broadcasts for a good many years.
00:14:30That's how we learned your languages.
00:14:32I'm sure you recognize from our broadcasts
00:14:35the evil forces that have produced the trouble in our world.
00:14:38I'm not concerned, Mr. Harley, with the internal affairs of your planet.
00:14:42My mission here is not to solve your petty squabbles.
00:14:45It concerns the existence of every last creature on Earth.
00:14:49Perhaps if you could explain a little...
00:14:51I intend to explain to all the nations at the same time.
00:14:56How do we proceed, Mr. Harley?
00:15:01Well, we could call a special meeting of the General Assembly,
00:15:05but of course the United Nations doesn't represent all the nations.
00:15:08Then I suggest a meeting of all the chiefs of state.
00:15:11Believe me, you don't understand.
00:15:14They wouldn't sit down at the same table.
00:15:17I don't want to resort to threats, Mr. Harley.
00:15:20I merely tell you that the future of your planet is at stake.
00:15:23I urge that you transmit that message to the nations of the Earth.
00:15:33I will make that recommendation to the President.
00:15:38But I must tell you in all honesty,
00:15:40I'm extremely dubious about the results.
00:15:43Apparently I'm not as cynical about Earth's people as you are.
00:15:47I've been dealing in Earth's politics a good deal longer than you have.
00:15:51Good night, sir.
00:16:02It is now 2 a.m., and the giant robot still hasn't moved.
00:16:07Engineers from nearby Fort Belvoir have failed to budge him,
00:16:10and metallurgical experts have found his huge body impregnable.
00:16:14They're now concentrating on the ship itself, so far with no results.
00:16:33Getting any place, Sergeant?
00:16:35Oh, no, sir. Just please be, sir.
00:16:38I saw the ramp through the side of the ship right here.
00:16:41Now I can't even find a crack.
00:16:46Oh, Carlson, what's the report?
00:16:48No luck, sir.
00:16:50We've tried everything from a blowtorch to a diamond drill.
00:16:55What about him?
00:16:56Made out of the same stuff.
00:16:58Has he moved, Sergeant?
00:16:59No, sir, not an inch.
00:17:01This is the toughest material I ever saw, General.
00:17:04For hardness and strength, it's out of this world.
00:17:07I can tell you officially that's where it came from.
00:17:12The skeletal structure is completely normal.
00:17:15The tests show the same for the major organs.
00:17:17The heart, liver, spleen, kidneys.
00:17:19And the lungs are the same as ours.
00:17:22That must mean a similar atmosphere, similar pressure.
00:17:26How old do you think he is?
00:17:28Oh, I'd say 35, 38.
00:17:30He told me this morning while I was examining him. He's 78.
00:17:33I don't believe it.
00:17:35His life expectancy is 130.
00:17:37Well, how does he explain that?
00:17:39Says their medicine is that much more advanced.
00:17:41He was very nice about it, but he made me feel like a third-class witch doctor.
00:17:51I removed a bullet from that man's arm yesterday.
00:17:54What about it?
00:17:55I just examined the wound, and it's completely healed.
00:17:58What does he say about it?
00:17:59Said he put some salve on it, some stuff he had with him.
00:18:02What are you going to do with it?
00:18:04Take it upstairs and have it analyzed.
00:18:06Then I don't know whether to just get drunk or give up the practice of medicine.
00:18:14Afternoon, Mr. Harley.
00:18:15Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:18:24Good afternoon.
00:18:25I'm glad to see you up and around.
00:18:27Thank you.
00:18:28Have you any news?
00:18:29Not very good news, I'm afraid.
00:18:33The President accepted your suggestion and cabled the invitations for a meeting.
00:18:41Let me read you some of the replies.
00:18:46The Premier wishes to inform the government of the United States
00:18:49that it will be impossible for him to attend the meeting suggested by the President
00:18:53unless the meeting is held in Moscow.
00:18:57The suggestion of the President regarding the possibility of a meeting in Moscow
00:19:01would be unacceptable to his managed government at the present time.
00:19:04Representation could be sent only if the meeting were held in Washington.
00:19:09Well, there you have it.
00:19:14Now that you understand the situation more clearly,
00:19:18perhaps you'd like to discuss it with the President.
00:19:20I will not speak with any one nation or group of nations.
00:19:23I don't intend to add my contribution to your childish jealousies and suspicions.
00:19:27Our problems are very complex, Latou.
00:19:29You mustn't judge us too harshly.
00:19:31I can judge only by what I see.
00:19:33Your impatience is quite understandable.
00:19:35I'm impatient with stupidity.
00:19:37My people have learned to live without it.
00:19:39I'm afraid my people haven't.
00:19:41I'm very sorry.
00:19:44I wish it were otherwise.
00:19:58Before making any decisions,
00:20:00I think I should get out among your people.
00:20:02You become familiar with the basis for these strange, unreasoning attitudes.
00:20:07Under the circumstances, I'm afraid that's impossible.
00:20:11Oh, I must ask that you don't attempt to leave the hospital.
00:20:14Our military people have insisted on this.
00:20:16I'm sure you'll understand.
00:20:18Military people have insisted on this.
00:20:20I'm sure you'll understand.
00:20:48What?
00:21:00Captain, show the men from the spaceship.
00:21:02Got a way.
00:21:03What?
00:21:04Get every available man.
00:21:05Yes, sir.
00:21:48This is Chief Walter Baxter.
00:21:50He's not eight feet tall, as reported.
00:21:52Nor does he have tentacles.
00:21:54There is no denying that there is a monster at large.
00:21:56That we are dealing with forces beyond our knowledge and power.
00:22:00The public is advised to take ordinary precautions
00:22:04and to remain calm as we await further...
00:22:06We have come to the inescapable conclusion
00:22:09that this ship and its occupants come from some other planet.
00:22:12Thus far, scientists have refused to speak officially on just which planet
00:22:16and have had an opportunity to study the ship.
00:22:18They seem to agree, however, that either Venus or Mars is the most likely possibility.
00:22:23Not only are these the closest planets to Earth,
00:22:26but all research to date indicates that they are the only two planets
00:22:30capable of sustaining life as we know it.
00:22:32However, all reputable scientists warn against jumping to hasty conclusions.
00:22:37Professor Habermeyer of MIT, for example,
00:22:40points out that it's entirely possible in light of our meager knowledge.
00:22:44The president has urged all citizens to be on the alert for any information about this man
00:22:48and to transmit such information immediately to the police, the army, or the FBI.
00:22:53While the president made no effort to minimize the crisis,
00:22:56he urged people all over the country to remain calm.
00:23:00And I might add that though this man may be our bitter enemy,
00:23:04he could be also a newfound friend.
00:23:07Unfortunately, for identification purposes,
00:23:09the only photographs we have are similar to this one...
00:23:12Hey, sir!
00:23:14...and do not show the man's face.
00:23:15The president said the entire facilities of the FBI and every other federal agency
00:23:19are being brought to bear.
00:23:21He pointed out, however, that this is no ordinary manhunt.
00:23:26He warned we may be up against powers that are beyond our control.
00:23:39What is it you want?
00:23:41My name is Carpenter. I'm looking for a room.
00:23:44Oh, I see. Are you an FBI man?
00:23:48No, I'm afraid not.
00:23:49I'll bet he is, Mom. I'll bet he's looking for the spaceman.
00:23:52I think we've all been hearing too much about spacemen.
00:23:54Oh, this is Mrs. Benson, Mr. Carpenter.
00:23:56How do you do?
00:23:57And little Bobby.
00:23:59Mr. and Mrs. Barley.
00:24:01And Mr. Carl.
00:24:02How do you do?
00:24:03Hi, Mrs. Crockett.
00:24:06I have a very nice room on the second floor.
00:24:08It has two large windows and gets the sun all day long.
00:24:11Hey, mister, can I help you look for the spaceman?
00:24:13I know just what he looks like.
00:24:14He's got a big square head with three great big eyes.
00:24:17That's enough, Bobby. It's late. Come on.
00:24:19Excuse me.
00:24:20We mustn't annoy Mr. Carpenter.
00:24:22He won't want to stay here.
00:24:24He's really a dear little boy and quiet as a mouse.
00:24:29You're a long way from home, aren't you, Mr. Carpenter?
00:24:32How did you know?
00:24:33I can tell a New England accent a mile away.
00:24:39And now we take you to Miami Beach, Florida for a report from Gabriel Heater.
00:24:44Mr. Heater.
00:24:45And now on this Sunday morning we ask some questions
00:24:49that have been haunting the entire nation for two whole days.
00:24:52This creature.
00:24:54Where is he?
00:24:55What is he up to?
00:24:57If he can build a spaceship that can fly to Earth
00:25:00and a robot that can destroy our tanks and guns,
00:25:03what other terrors can he unleash at will?
00:25:07Obviously the monster must be found.
00:25:10He must be tracked down like a wild animal.
00:25:12He must be destroyed.
00:25:14But where would such a creature hide?
00:25:17Would he disappear into the north woods?
00:25:20Would he crawl into the sewers of some great city?
00:25:24Everybody agrees there is grave danger.
00:25:27The question remains, what can we do to protect ourselves?
00:25:31What measures can we take to neutralize this menace from another world?
00:25:36Destroy it?
00:25:37Of course.
00:25:38But how?
00:25:39And if we do destroy it, what do we face in retaliation?
00:25:44George, would you turn that radio off?
00:25:46I'm trying to concentrate.
00:25:49Why doesn't the government do something?
00:25:50That's what I'd like to know.
00:25:51What can they do?
00:25:52They're only people, just like us.
00:25:54People, my foot.
00:25:55They're Democrats.
00:25:56That's enough to give you the shakes.
00:25:58He's got that robot standing there, eight feet tall,
00:26:00just waiting for orders to destroy us.
00:26:02The spaceman, or whatever he is.
00:26:04We automatically assume he's a menace.
00:26:07Maybe he isn't at all.
00:26:08Then what's he hiding for?
00:26:10Why doesn't he come out in the open?
00:26:11Yeah, like that heater fellow says.
00:26:12What's he up to?
00:26:13Maybe he's afraid.
00:26:14He's afraid.
00:26:16Well, after all, he was shot the minute he landed here.
00:26:20I was just wondering what I would do.
00:26:24Perhaps before deciding on a course of action,
00:26:26you'd want to know more about the people here,
00:26:28to orient yourself in a strange environment.
00:26:30There's nothing strange about Washington, Mr. Carpenter.
00:26:34A person from another planet might disagree with you.
00:26:36Well, if you want my opinion, he comes from right here on Earth.
00:26:40And you know where I mean.
00:26:43They wouldn't come in a spaceship.
00:26:44They'd come in airplanes.
00:26:45I wouldn't be too sure about that.
00:26:48There's a reason that fellow wants something.
00:26:49Otherwise, he wouldn't be here.
00:26:51Are you sure, Mr. Carpenter?
00:26:54I must admit I'm a little confused.
00:26:56Oh, Mrs. Benson, Mr. Stevens is here to see you.
00:26:59Oh, thank you.
00:27:00Excuse me.
00:27:01George, finish your coffee.
00:27:03I promise the Carsons I'll be there at 11.
00:27:07Good morning.
00:27:08Good morning.
00:27:10We're all set.
00:27:11I picked up some sandwiches and put gas in the car,
00:27:13and the radio's still on the blink
00:27:14so we can forget about the spaceman for today.
00:27:16Well, there's only one thing.
00:27:17I haven't anyone to stay with Bobby.
00:27:19Why don't you take him with us?
00:27:21Well, we could.
00:27:23There's always someone here,
00:27:24but today, of course, they've all got plans.
00:27:26I haven't any plans.
00:27:29I'd be happy to spend the day with him if you'd let me.
00:27:32Say, that would be great, wouldn't it?
00:27:35Well, it's awfully nice of you to suggest it.
00:27:38Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Carpenter.
00:27:39This is Tom Stevens.
00:27:40How do you do, Mr. Carpenter?
00:27:42Hello.
00:27:43Bobby and I had a fine time yesterday afternoon.
00:27:45We talked and listened to the radio.
00:27:47I thought today you might like to show me around the city.
00:27:51Well, I...
00:27:52Suppose I ask Bobby how he feels about it.
00:27:55Fine.
00:27:58You think it's all right?
00:27:59Sure.
00:28:13That's my father.
00:28:15He was killed at Anzio.
00:28:33Did all those people die in wars?
00:28:35Most of them.
00:28:36Didn't you ever hear of the Arlington Cemetery?
00:28:39No, I'm afraid not.
00:28:40You don't seem to know much about anything, do you, Mr. Carpenter?
00:28:43Well, I'll tell you, Bobby.
00:28:44I've been away a long time.
00:28:46Very far away.
00:28:47Is it different where you've been?
00:28:49Don't they have places like this?
00:28:51Well, they have cemeteries, but not like this one.
00:28:53You see, they don't have any wars.
00:28:56Gee, that's a good idea.
00:28:59What would you like to do this afternoon?
00:29:01Go to the movies.
00:29:02All right.
00:29:03No fooling, will you?
00:29:04No fooling.
00:29:06Bobby, tell me.
00:29:08Do you have to have money to go there?
00:29:10I've got two dollars.
00:29:12Ma gave it to me.
00:29:13No, I want to take you to the movie.
00:29:16Do you think they'd accept these?
00:29:20Gee, they look like diamonds.
00:29:22Well, in some places those are what people use for money.
00:29:25They're easier to carry and they don't wear out.
00:29:27I'll bet they're worth a million dollars.
00:29:30Would you give me your two dollars for two of these?
00:29:32Well, sure.
00:29:35Okay.
00:29:39Let's not say anything to Mama about this, though, huh?
00:29:41Why not, Bobby?
00:29:43She doesn't like me to steal from people.
00:30:08Those are great words.
00:30:12He must have been a great man.
00:30:14Oh, sure.
00:30:28That's the kind of man I like to talk to.
00:30:32Bobby, who's the greatest man in America today?
00:30:35I don't know.
00:30:36Spaceman, I guess.
00:30:38No, I was speaking of Earthmen.
00:30:40I meant the greatest philosopher, the greatest thinker.
00:30:42Well, you mean the smartest man in the whole world.
00:30:44Yes, that would do nicely.
00:30:46Russell Barnhart, I guess.
00:30:48He's the greatest scientist in the whole world.
00:30:50He lives right here in Washington, doesn't he?
00:30:52Right near where my mom works.
00:30:53Where's that?
00:30:54Department of Commerce.
00:30:55She's a secretary.
00:30:56That man they call the secretary isn't at all.
00:30:58My mom's a real secretary.
00:31:01Mr. Carpenter, now can we go see the spaceship?
00:31:05If you like.
00:31:11I bet that iron guy's strong.
00:31:13I bet he can knock down a whole building.
00:31:15I shouldn't be at all surprised.
00:31:17I'd like to get inside that ship and see how it works.
00:31:20What do you think makes it go?
00:31:22Well, a highly developed form of atomic power, I should imagine.
00:31:26I thought that was only for bombs.
00:31:28No.
00:31:29No, it's for lots of other things, too.
00:31:31Like what?
00:31:32Like nuclear weapons.
00:31:34Nuclear weapons?
00:31:35Oh, yeah.
00:31:37No.
00:31:38No, it's for lots of other things, too.
00:31:40You think it can go faster than the F-86?
00:31:42Yes, I should think so.
00:31:44About 1,000 miles an hour?
00:31:45Maybe 4,000 miles an hour.
00:31:47And outside the Earth's atmosphere, a good deal faster.
00:31:50How could they make a landing?
00:31:52Well, there are several ways to reduce landing speed.
00:31:55You see, the basic problem is to overcome the inertia and...
00:32:00Keep going, mister.
00:32:01He was falling for it.
00:32:07Thank you, Mrs. Robinson.
00:32:09I'm sure we've all shared your fears during the past few days.
00:32:12I see a gentleman here with his little boy.
00:32:14What do you think of the spaceship, son?
00:32:16It's the biggest spaceship I ever saw.
00:32:19And you, sir.
00:32:20Mind telling us your name?
00:32:22My name is Carpenter.
00:32:23Would you care to say a few words, Mr. Carpenter?
00:32:25I suppose you're just as scared as the rest of us.
00:32:27In a different way, perhaps.
00:32:29I am fearful when I see people substituting fear for reason.
00:32:33In fact, I would like...
00:32:34Thank you, Mr. Carpenter.
00:32:35Thank you very much.
00:32:36I see another gentleman over here in the crowd.
00:32:38Would you care to say something?
00:32:39Extra! Extra! Space Matty Lutz police!
00:32:40Army put in charge!
00:32:41Read all about it!
00:32:43Space Matty Lutz police!
00:32:44Extra! Extra!
00:32:48Get your paper here!
00:32:49Army put in charge!
00:32:51Extra! Extra!
00:32:53Do you think they'll ever find him?
00:32:55I don't know, Bobby.
00:32:56I'm inclined to doubt it.
00:32:59Mr. Carpenter, what does inertia mean?
00:33:02Inertia is the property of matter by which it remains in uniform motion
00:33:05unless acted upon by external force.
00:33:07Oh.
00:33:09I'll bet that's just the way Professor Barnhart talks.
00:33:13Bobby, I have an idea.
00:33:15Let's go and see Professor Barnhart and find out how he talks.
00:33:18You're kidding, aren't you?
00:33:20Wouldn't you like to meet him?
00:33:21Sure I would, but I'll bet you'd be scared.
00:33:24Maybe we can scare him more than he can scare us.
00:33:27I like you, Mr. Carpenter.
00:33:29You're a real screwball.
00:33:33Extra! Extra!
00:33:35Space Man still at large!
00:33:37Extra! Read all about it!
00:33:39Get your paper here!
00:33:50Maybe he isn't home.
00:33:59Gee, I'll bet you this is where he works.
00:34:02Extra!
00:34:23What's that stuff on the blackboard mean?
00:34:25It's a problem in celestial mechanics.
00:34:27I'll bet he's the only one in the world that knows the answer.
00:34:30He doesn't know the answer.
00:34:31And he'll never get it that way.
00:34:37We probably couldn't get to see him even if he was home.
00:34:45Hey, where are you going?
00:34:47If he's that difficult to see, perhaps we ought to leave a calling card.
00:35:00What?
00:35:05Did he do it wrong?
00:35:07He just needs a little help.
00:35:23What are you doing in here?
00:35:26How dare you write on that blackboard?
00:35:29Do you realize the professor's been working on that problem for weeks?
00:35:33He'll solve it in no time now.
00:35:35How did you get in here, and what do you want?
00:35:38We came to see Professor Bonhart.
00:35:39Well, he's not here, and he won't be back till this evening.
00:35:47I think you'd better leave now.
00:35:56Would you give this to the professor?
00:35:59I think he'll want to talk to me.
00:36:13I wouldn't erase that.
00:36:15The professor needs it very badly.
00:36:25Mr. Carpenter, come home yet?
00:36:26Yeah, he's right inside.
00:36:27Tell him I'd like to see him.
00:36:28Okay, come on in.
00:36:49Mr. Carpenter, come home yet?
00:36:50Yeah, he's right inside.
00:36:51Tell him I'd like to see him.
00:36:52Okay, come on in.
00:36:56Your name Carpenter?
00:36:57Yes.
00:36:58Oh, I suppose Professor Bonhart's been looking for me.
00:37:00I've been looking for you all afternoon.
00:37:10Thank you.
00:37:15It was a wonderful day.
00:37:16You still haven't answered my question.
00:37:19You know how I feel, Tom.
00:37:21But I just want to think it over.
00:37:23The boss is leaving for Chicago tomorrow.
00:37:25If I could tell him that I was getting married and had two dependents...
00:37:28You're a good salesman.
00:37:31But I've got to think about it.
00:37:32A good insurance salesman wouldn't give you time to think about it.
00:37:38Good night.
00:37:39Good night.
00:37:52Oh, hiya, Mom.
00:37:53Hello, darling.
00:37:54Good evening, Mr. Carpenter.
00:37:55Good evening.
00:37:57Uh, Mrs. Benson, this is Mr. Brady.
00:37:59How do you do?
00:38:00How do you do?
00:38:01Mr. Brady's a government agent.
00:38:05Haven't I saved you?
00:38:06We had a swell time, didn't we, Mr. Carpenter?
00:38:08Yes, we did.
00:38:09We went to the movies and had some ice cream cones.
00:38:11And then we went to see Daddy.
00:38:13I don't know how to thank you.
00:38:15I enjoyed every minute of it.
00:38:17We, uh, better get going, Mr. Carpenter.
00:38:21Oh, gee.
00:38:22You didn't finish your story.
00:38:24I'll finish it tomorrow.
00:38:25Good night, Bobby.
00:38:26Good night.
00:38:27Good night.
00:38:36Come on, dear.
00:38:37Time to go to bed.
00:38:40Why did Mr. Carpenter have to go with Mr. Brady?
00:38:43I don't know.
00:38:44Maybe it was a mistake.
00:38:46Oh.
00:38:48We sure had fun today.
00:38:49We saw the spaceship and we went to see Professor Barnhart.
00:38:52Professor Barnhart?
00:38:53Yeah, sure.
00:38:55Mom, do I have to go to school tomorrow?
00:38:58Yes, of course, dear.
00:38:59Gee, I always hoped I could go out with Mr. Carpenter again.
00:39:11Oh, come in.
00:39:12The professor's in his study.
00:39:13Thank you.
00:39:20Come in.
00:39:24This is the man you wanted to see, Professor.
00:39:27Thank you, Captain.
00:39:28I'll wait outside.
00:39:31You wrote this?
00:39:33It was a clumsy way to introduce myself.
00:39:35But I understand you're a difficult man to see.
00:39:38I thought you'd have the solution by this time.
00:39:40Not yet.
00:39:41That's why I wanted to see you.
00:39:43All you have to do now is to substitute this expression at this point.
00:39:46Yes, that will reproduce the first order term.
00:39:48But what about the effect of the other terms?
00:39:50Almost negligible.
00:39:51With variation of parameters, this is the answer.
00:39:54How can you be so sure?
00:39:56Have you tested this theory?
00:39:59I find it works well enough to get me from one planet to another.
00:40:06I am glad to.
00:40:09I spent two days at your Walter Reed Hospital, room 309.
00:40:13My doctor's name was Major White.
00:40:17Now, if you're not interested, or if you intend to turn me over to your army,
00:40:21we needn't waste any more time.
00:40:32You may go now, Captain.
00:40:34Please thank General Cutler and tell him...
00:40:36tell him that I know this gentleman.
00:40:41You have faith, Professor Barnhart.
00:40:43It isn't faith that makes good science, Mr. Cutler.
00:40:45It's curiosity.
00:40:47Sit down, please.
00:40:49There are several thousand questions I'd like to ask you.
00:40:54I would like to explain something of my mission here.
00:40:57That was my first question.
00:40:59We know from scientific observation that your planet has discovered a rudimentary kind of atomic energy.
00:41:04We also know that you're experimenting with rockets.
00:41:07Yes, that is true.
00:41:10So long as you were limited to fighting among yourselves with your primitive tanks and aircraft,
00:41:15we were unconcerned.
00:41:17But soon, one of your nations will apply atomic energy to spaceships.
00:41:21That will create a threat to the peace and security of other planets.
00:41:25That, of course, we cannot tolerate.
00:41:28What exactly is the nature of your mission, Mr. Clatoon?
00:41:31I came here to warn you that by threatening danger,
00:41:34your planet faces danger.
00:41:36Very grave danger.
00:41:38I'm prepared, however, to offer a solution.
00:41:40Would you care to be more specific?
00:41:42What I have to say must be said to all concerned.
00:41:46It is too important to be entrusted to any individual.
00:41:56I gather that your efforts on the official level were not entirely successful.
00:41:59I come to you as a last resort, and I confess my patience is wearing thin.
00:42:04Must I take drastic action in order to get a hearing?
00:42:07What sort of action do you mean?
00:42:09Violent action, since that seems to be the only thing your people understand.
00:42:13Leveling New York City, perhaps?
00:42:15Or sinking the rock of Gibraltar?
00:42:25Would you be willing to meet with the group of scientists I'm calling together?
00:42:29Perhaps you could explain your mission to them,
00:42:31and they, in turn, could present it to their various peoples.
00:42:34That's why I came to see you.
00:42:36It is not enough to have men of science.
00:42:39We scientists are too often ignored or misunderstood.
00:42:43We must get leaders from every field, the finest minds in the world.
00:42:47I leave that in your hands.
00:42:50One thing, Mr. Clatto.
00:42:52Suppose this group should reject your proposals.
00:42:56What is the alternative?
00:42:58I'm afraid there is no alternative.
00:43:00In such a case, the planet Earth would have to be eliminated.
00:43:05Such power exists?
00:43:08I assure you, such power exists.
00:43:13The people who come to the meeting must be made to realize this.
00:43:16They must understand what is at stake.
00:43:20You mentioned a demonstration of force.
00:43:22Yes.
00:43:23Would such a demonstration be possible before the meeting?
00:43:26Yes, of course.
00:43:27Something that would dramatize for them and for their people the seriousness of the situation.
00:43:31Something that would affect the entire planet.
00:43:33That can easily be arranged.
00:43:35I wouldn't want you to harm anybody or destroy anything.
00:43:38Why don't you leave it to me?
00:43:40I'll think of something.
00:43:41Maybe a little demonstration.
00:43:44Something dramatic, but not destructive.
00:43:49That's quite an interesting problem.
00:43:51Would the day after tomorrow be all right?
00:43:53Say, about noon?
00:44:04There have actually been no further developments,
00:44:06but police and the FBI are tracing every possible clue and rounding up all possible suspects.
00:44:11Robbie!
00:44:12You did it again.
00:44:14Take a hand, Mr. Kovner?
00:44:16Take it.
00:44:17Oh, no thanks, Rita.
00:44:20No thanks.
00:44:22Are you going out, dear?
00:44:23Yes, Tom's picking me up.
00:44:25Well, personally, I wouldn't go out after dark these days.
00:44:29But then I'm not courting, am I?
00:44:34Oh, Mr. Carpenter.
00:44:43Everyone seems so...
00:44:46Jittery, is the word.
00:44:50Bobby's the only person I know who isn't jittery.
00:44:53Well, he has his homework to keep him occupied.
00:44:55He's a fine boy, Mrs. Benson.
00:44:57Naturally, I think so.
00:44:59Naturally, I think so.
00:45:01Warm, friendly, intelligent.
00:45:05Mr. Carpenter,
00:45:07this is none of my business,
00:45:09but why did that man come here last night?
00:45:12Oh, they just wanted to ask me a few questions.
00:45:14Bobby and I tried to see Professor Barnhart in the afternoon and he wasn't in.
00:45:18Apparently, they thought I was looking for secrets of some kind.
00:45:24Excuse me.
00:45:30Hello.
00:45:31Hello. Are you ready?
00:45:33I will be in a minute.
00:45:34The picture starts at 8.50.
00:45:36I was just talking to Mr. Carpenter.
00:45:37Well, I hope Mr. Carpenter won't think I'm intruding.
00:45:39Shh.
00:45:40What?
00:45:41Good evening.
00:45:42Excuse me, I was just going up to my room.
00:45:45Good night, Mr. Carpenter.
00:45:47Have a good time, both of you.
00:45:49Thank you.
00:45:50Thank you.
00:45:51Why don't you wait in here while I get my things?
00:45:54Tom, that was awful.
00:45:56I'm sorry.
00:45:57I guess I'm just tired of hearing about Mr. Carpenter.
00:45:59Tom.
00:46:00I don't like the way he's attached himself to you and Bobby.
00:46:02After all, what do you know about him?
00:46:06I'll go get my things.
00:46:23All you have to remember is that
00:46:25all you have to remember is first find the common denominator and then divide.
00:46:29Thanks, Mr. Carpenter.
00:46:32I'll say good night again.
00:46:33Mr. Carpenter, I...
00:46:38Good night.
00:46:39Good night, Mrs. Benson.
00:46:42Go to bed now, darling, and finish that in the morning.
00:46:45Okay.
00:46:50Bobby,
00:46:52I think it would be better
00:46:54if we didn't see quite so much of Mr. Carpenter.
00:46:57Gee, why, Mom?
00:46:58He's my best friend.
00:46:59And he's awful good in arithmetic.
00:47:01He even helped Professor Barnhart.
00:47:03Did you and Mr. Carpenter really go see Professor Barnhart?
00:47:06Sure we did.
00:47:07He wasn't there, but we went to see him.
00:47:09And Mr. Carpenter showed him how to do his arithmetic.
00:47:14Mom?
00:47:15Something wrong with Mr. Carpenter?
00:47:17What do you mean, dear?
00:47:18On account of last night.
00:47:20You think he's a bank robber?
00:47:21Or a gangster, maybe?
00:47:23No, dear, of course not.
00:47:25He's a very nice man.
00:47:27I just think that he might prefer to be left alone, that's all.
00:47:31Now you go to bed and forget about it.
00:47:33Night, darling.
00:47:34Night.
00:47:37Mom?
00:47:40Why would he want to be left alone?
00:47:43Don't forget to brush your teeth.
00:47:50Good night.
00:48:13Robbie, do you have a flashlight?
00:48:15Yes.
00:48:17It's a real Boy Scout one.
00:48:19Fine.
00:48:22Here, why don't you just push up on it, see?
00:48:24Oh.
00:48:25What do you need it for?
00:48:26I, um, the light in my room went out.
00:48:29Oh.
00:48:30I must tell you sometime about another kind of train.
00:48:32The kind that doesn't need any tracks.
00:48:34Really?
00:48:35Really.
00:48:36Remind me in the morning, I'll tell you all about them.
00:48:38Okay.
00:48:46No tracks.
00:49:16Okay.
00:49:17Good night.
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00:54:39Bobbie, what are you doing up at this hour?
00:54:49I couldn't sleep, mom.
00:54:50I had to tell you.
00:54:51Tell me what?
00:54:52Well, after you left I followed Mr. Carpenter and where do you think he went?
00:54:55Right into the spaceship.
00:54:56Now, Bobbie, wait a minute.
00:54:57Honest, mom.
00:54:58I saw him.
00:54:59He opened up and he walked right in.
00:55:00And that big iron fellow was walking around, too.
00:55:04Bobbie, you've been dreaming again.
00:55:05No, I haven't, mom.
00:55:06Honest.
00:55:07Honest, I promise you, I saw him.
00:55:10Where did you see all this, Bobby?
00:55:12On the lawn, down at the mall, in that place with the soldiers out in front.
00:55:15Where were the soldiers all this time?
00:55:17Well, that big iron guy grabbed him and knocked him out.
00:55:20I'm right, Mr. Carpenter, Mom. I'm kind of scared.
00:55:23Oh, don't be frightened, darling. It was only a bad dream.
00:55:26Here, we'll prove it to you.
00:55:27Tom, will you ask Mr. Carpenter to come down for a minute?
00:55:30Sure.
00:55:31He's in the room next to mine.
00:55:32Okay.
00:55:33Now, think back hard.
00:55:35You didn't follow Mr. Carpenter at all, did you?
00:55:37You haven't even been out of the house.
00:55:38Yes, I have.
00:55:39Now, you didn't really see a spaceship, but you thought you did.
00:55:42I'd never call you a liar.
00:56:05He's not there, but look what I found in his room.
00:56:35Is it real?
00:56:36Well, it looks real to me.
00:56:37Well, Mr. Carpenter's got lots of diamonds.
00:56:39He gave me a couple of them.
00:56:42He gave these to you?
00:56:44No, not exactly.
00:56:45I gave him two dollars.
00:56:48This doesn't make sense.
00:56:51I think the guy's a crook. I never did trust him.
00:56:53Gee, Mom, you think maybe he's a diamond smuggler?
00:56:56Come on, darling. You're going up to bed now.
00:56:58I wonder if we ought to call him.
00:56:59Bobby and I have had enough excitement for tonight.
00:57:02Do you think it's all right for you to stay here?
00:57:04I've got a good lock on my door.
00:57:06Bobby's going to sleep in my room, didn't I?
00:57:07Okay.
00:57:08Come on now, up to bed with him.
00:57:10Bobby, your shoes are soaking.
00:57:12Yeah, the grass was kind of wet.
00:57:22I'm going now, Helen.
00:57:23All right.
00:57:36Hello.
00:57:37May I see you for a minute?
00:57:39Well, I'm just going to lunch.
00:57:41May I walk out with you?
00:57:42Well...
00:57:49Mrs. Benson speaking.
00:57:51Oh, hello.
00:57:52I'm at Bleeker's to get an appraisal on that diamond.
00:57:54I thought we might have lunch together.
00:57:56Can I talk to you later?
00:57:58Oh, that'll be fine.
00:58:00Bye.
00:58:12I saw Bobby this morning before he went to school.
00:58:15Yes?
00:58:16I'd like to know what he told you last night.
00:58:18Oh, I really didn't pay much attention.
00:58:20Bobby has such an active imagination.
00:58:22Did you believe what he told you?
00:58:25I have a reason for asking this, a very important reason.
00:58:31There's another elevator we can use.
00:58:44What is it you want?
00:58:46Before I ask you to be honest with me,
00:58:48perhaps I should be completely honest with you.
00:58:52What happened?
00:58:53What time is it?
00:58:56Just twelve.
00:58:58We shall be here for a little while.
00:59:00About thirty minutes.
00:59:03Well, we can try pushing the other buttons.
00:59:05They won't work.
00:59:08Why not?
00:59:09You see, the electricity has been neutralized.
00:59:12All over the world.
00:59:15Bobby was telling the truth, wasn't he?
00:59:18Yes.
00:59:46It's that spaceman.
00:59:47That's what it is.
01:00:01And it's me who's the man.
01:00:03It's me.
01:00:30You should see it, Professor Barnhart.
01:00:56You should go out and see it for yourself.
01:00:58Thanks.
01:00:59I'm enjoying it right here.
01:01:00The whole city has stopped.
01:01:02People are running around like ants.
01:01:03What a brilliant idea.
01:01:05I never would have thought of it.
01:01:07What about the people who are coming to the meeting tonight?
01:01:10Have they all arrived?
01:01:11Yes, here's the list.
01:01:12And I talked to most of them on the phone this morning.
01:01:14They're all very curious about the meeting.
01:01:16Good.
01:01:17Did you speak to our friend, Mr. Carpenter?
01:01:18He'll be there at eight-thirty.
01:01:20Tell me, Hilda, does all this frighten you?
01:01:24Does it make you feel insecure?
01:01:26It certainly does.
01:01:27That's good, Hilda.
01:01:29I'm glad.
01:01:32As far as we can tell, all power has been cut off everywhere, with a few exceptions.
01:01:36And even these exceptions are remarkable.
01:01:38Hospitals, planes in flight, that sort of thing.
01:01:41I wish I could give you more information, but as you know, all communications are out.
01:01:45Telephones, radio, cables, everything.
01:01:51Gentlemen, I can't tell you the President has prepared to declare a state of national emergency.
01:02:03Oh, Eleanor, did you call the electrician?
01:02:05I tried, Mr. Bleeker, but the phone doesn't work either.
01:02:08Well, call the phone company.
01:02:10But the phone doesn't work.
01:02:15Is it worth anything?
01:02:17I have never seen such a stone in all my life.
01:02:19Will you please tell me where it came from?
01:02:21That's what I want you to tell me.
01:02:23But there are no diamonds like this any place in the world that I know of.
01:02:27Are you sure of that?
01:02:29Would you like to sell it?
01:02:30No.
01:02:32No, thanks.
01:02:33I'd give you a very good price, like you know.
01:02:37I've already told you more than I told Professor Barnhart because, in a sense, my life is in your hands.
01:02:43I thought if you knew the fact, you'd appreciate the importance of my not being apprehended before the meeting tonight.
01:02:48Of course.
01:02:50Of course I do.
01:02:52You hold great hope for this meeting.
01:02:54I can see no other hope for your planet.
01:02:57If this meeting should fail, then I'm afraid there is no hope.
01:03:02It must be 12.30.
01:03:06Yes.
01:03:08Just exactly.
01:03:19Where are you going now?
01:03:32Back to the boarding house.
01:03:33I'll be safe there for the afternoon.
01:03:35I can keep an eye on Bobby.
01:03:36He's the only other person who knows anything about what happened.
01:03:38No, wait a minute.
01:03:39There's someone else.
01:03:40Who?
01:03:41Tom.
01:03:42He was there last night when Bobby told me what he saw.
01:03:43Do you think he'd tell anyone?
01:03:45I think he'd talk to me first anyway before...
01:03:49Well, we can't take any chance.
01:03:51I'll get in touch with him right away to make sure.
01:03:56But I've got to talk to him.
01:03:57It's terribly important.
01:03:58Well, when is he coming back?
01:04:00I don't know, Mrs. Benson.
01:04:01He left before noon.
01:04:03Before that awful electric business.
01:04:05I'm scared to death, Mrs. Benson.
01:04:07I...
01:04:08No.
01:04:09He wouldn't tell me where he was going.
01:04:11Said it was something personal.
01:04:12Well, please ask him to call me the minute he gets in.
01:04:15Thanks.
01:04:20Before we start discussing plans, I want to report from Colonel Ryder.
01:04:23What about the robot, Colonel?
01:04:25When it was discovered last night that the robot had moved,
01:04:27I was directed by the Joint Chiefs to find a means of immobilizing him.
01:04:31We accomplished that this morning by encasing him in a block of KL-93.
01:04:36It's a new plastic material stronger than steel.
01:04:38Isn't it possibly broken out of this stuff?
01:04:40No, sir.
01:04:41He's locked up tight as a drum.
01:04:43All right.
01:04:44That means we concentrate on the man.
01:04:46Up till now, we've agreed upon the desirability of capturing this man alive.
01:04:49We can no longer afford to be so particular.
01:04:52We'll get him, alive if possible.
01:04:55But we must get him.
01:04:57Is that clear?
01:05:11Yes, sir.
01:05:34Honest, Mary, I'm so scared I can't sit still.
01:05:36I'd like to run someplace, but I don't know where to go.
01:05:39Bye now.
01:05:40Margaret, call the Pentagon.
01:05:42Find out who's in charge of this spaceman business.
01:05:44Whoever it is, I want to talk to him.
01:05:46Mrs. Benson's been trying to get you all afternoon.
01:05:48She says it's important.
01:05:49Get this other call first.
01:05:56Oh, Mrs. Benson, he just walked in.
01:05:58Oh, fine.
01:05:59Are you nervous, too?
01:06:00Yes, I am, Margaret.
01:06:01Oh, Helen, come on in.
01:06:02Tom, I've been trying to get you all afternoon.
01:06:05I have some terrific news about your friend, Mr. Carpenter.
01:06:08What about him?
01:06:09Helen, he's the man from the spaceship.
01:06:11I had that diamond checked at three different places.
01:06:13Nobody's ever seen a stone like that.
01:06:15After what Bobby told us, that's enough for me.
01:06:18Why is it nobody knows anything about him?
01:06:20Why hasn't he got any money?
01:06:21All right, Tom, it's true.
01:06:23I know it's true.
01:06:24You... How do you know?
01:06:25Never mind about that.
01:06:26But you've got to promise me you won't say a word to anybody.
01:06:29Are you crazy after what happened today?
01:06:31You don't understand.
01:06:32You don't realize how important this is.
01:06:33Important? Of course it's important.
01:06:34The point is we can do something about it.
01:06:36That's what I'm trying to tell you.
01:06:37You can do anything about it.
01:06:38Believe me, Tom, I know what I'm talking about.
01:06:40He's a menace to the whole world.
01:06:41It's our duty to turn him in.
01:06:42But he isn't a menace.
01:06:43He told me why he came here.
01:06:45He told... He told you?
01:06:48Oh, don't be silly, honey, just because you like the guy.
01:06:51You realize, of course, what this would mean to us.
01:06:53I could write my own ticket.
01:06:54I'd be the biggest man in the country.
01:06:56Is that what you're thinking about?
01:06:58Why not? Somebody's got to get rid of him.
01:07:00I'm not going to let you do it.
01:07:02Yes?
01:07:03Believe me, Tom, this is the most important thing in the world.
01:07:04What's his name, Margaret?
01:07:05General Cutler.
01:07:06Yes.
01:07:07Oh, all right, I'll hold on.
01:07:09Tom, you mustn't. You don't know what you're doing.
01:07:10It isn't just you and Mr. Carpenter.
01:07:12The rest of the world is involved.
01:07:13I don't care about the rest of the world.
01:07:18You'll feel different when you see my picture in the papers.
01:07:21I feel different right now.
01:07:22You wait and see. You're going to marry a big hero.
01:07:24I'm not going to marry anybody.
01:07:26Helen, I...
01:07:27Hello, General Cutler?
01:07:28No, I don't...
01:07:29No, I don't want to speak to his aide.
01:07:30I want to speak to the general.
01:07:32Tell him it's about the spaceman.
01:07:37No!
01:07:43That's right, General. That's where he's staying.
01:07:45Yes, of course, I'm sure.
01:07:47Thank you very much, Mr. Stevens.
01:07:49I want to talk to you further, but I haven't time now.
01:07:51Deploy all zone five units according to plan B.
01:07:54Immediately.
01:08:36Come on, Miss Nixon.
01:08:37Come on, Sammy.
01:08:46Attention all units.
01:08:47Attention all units.
01:08:49When deployed according to plan Baker,
01:08:52maintain station and remain on radio alert
01:08:55until further orders.
01:09:01Attention all units.
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01:09:33Anon, check.
01:09:53Are you sure Von Hart can arrange to hide me until the meeting?
01:09:54Where's the meeting going to be?
01:09:56At the ship.
01:10:01Yeah!
01:10:02Down that street.
01:10:03Thank you, son.
01:10:07Attention zone five.
01:10:08Attention zone five.
01:10:10Yellow cab moving north on 14th Street from Harvard Street.
01:10:13Man and woman in back seat.
01:10:15Get license number and report.
01:10:25That's the one.
01:10:30Right.
01:10:31Attention zone five.
01:10:32License number of target vehicle is H0012.
01:10:37Hey, looks like something big is going on.
01:10:50Attention zone five.
01:10:51Attention zone five.
01:10:52Report when target vehicle passes your position.
01:11:01It's only a few blocks to Barnard's.
01:11:12I'm worried about Gort.
01:11:13I'm afraid of what he might do if anything should happen to me.
01:11:17Gort?
01:11:18But he's a robot.
01:11:19Without you, what could he do?
01:11:21There's no limit to what he could do.
01:11:23He could destroy the Earth.
01:11:27If anything should happen to me, you must go to Gort.
01:11:31You must say these words.
01:11:33Klaatu.
01:11:34Barada.
01:11:35Nikto.
01:11:36Please repeat that.
01:11:39Klaatu.
01:11:41Barada.
01:11:42Nikto.
01:11:43You must remember those words.
01:11:57Yellow cab, license number H0012 heading west on 15th Street at Treasury Place.
01:12:08The target vehicle is turning west into Massachusetts Avenue.
01:12:14Yellow cab heading northwest at Columbia Road in Connecticut.
01:12:17Repeat, yellow cab heading northwest at Columbia Road in Connecticut.
01:12:21Attention all units.
01:12:22Northwest area, zone five.
01:12:24Block off all streets intersecting Connecticut Avenue on the line from Wisconsin to the park.
01:12:30All vehicles close in.
01:12:32Let's go.
01:12:55Shit.
01:13:09Say, what's going on here?
01:13:13Drive.
01:13:24Drive.
01:13:30Get that message to Gort.
01:13:32Find a way.
01:13:54Captain.
01:13:55Pull these people back.
01:13:56Yes, sir.
01:13:57See if they have a friend.
01:13:58Take him there.
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01:19:02He's dead, all right.
01:19:06I understand.
01:19:07I'll be right there, sir.
01:19:10Bring in a squad of men, lieutenant.
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01:21:02Professor Barnhart? Yes? I'm very sorry but I have to ask you to call off this
01:21:16meeting. Call it off? But I had permission from the army. I know you did sir, but
01:21:21the robot's on the loose now and it's not safe around here. You'll have to get
01:21:24your people out of this area.
01:22:02I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I
01:22:32I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what I'm doing with my life, I don't know what
01:23:02I was.
01:23:06You mean
01:23:09he has the power of life and death?
01:23:11No.
01:23:12That power is reserved to the Almighty Spirit.
01:23:15This technique in some cases can restore life for a limited period.
01:23:19But how long?
01:23:21You mean how long will I live?
01:23:24That no one can tell.
01:23:32Under the circumstances, the army people have asked us to leave and since their concern is for our safety, I can do nothing but suggest that we comply.
01:24:02I am leaving soon and you will forgive me if I speak bluntly.
01:24:31The universe grows smaller every day and the threat of aggression by any group anywhere can no longer be tolerated.
01:24:41There must be security for all or no one is secure.
01:24:46Now this does not mean giving up any freedom except the freedom to act irresponsibly.
01:24:53Your ancestors knew this when they made laws to govern themselves and hired policemen to enforce them.
01:25:00We of the other planets have long accepted this principle.
01:25:05We have an organization for the mutual protection of all planets and for the complete elimination of aggression.
01:25:13The test of any such higher authority is of course the police force that supports it.
01:25:19For our policemen, we created a race of robots.
01:25:24Their function is to patrol the planets in spaceships like this one and preserve the peace.
01:25:31In matters of aggression, we have given them absolute power over us.
01:25:36This power cannot be revoked.
01:25:39At the first sign of violence, they act automatically against the aggressor.
01:25:44The penalty for provoking their action is too terrible to risk.
01:25:49The result is we live in peace.
01:25:52Without arms or armies, secure in the knowledge that we are free from aggression and war.
01:25:58Free to pursue more profitable enterprises.
01:26:02We do not pretend to have achieved perfection.
01:26:06But we do have a system and it works.
01:26:10I came here to give you these facts.
01:26:14It is no concern of ours how you run your own planet.
01:26:18But if you threaten to extend your violence, this earth of yours will be reduced to a burned out cinder.
01:26:28Your choice is simple.
01:26:31Join us and live in peace or pursue your present course and face obliteration.
01:26:39We shall be waiting for your answer.
01:26:42The decision rests with you.
01:26:48The end
01:27:04Got Marenga
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