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Mirror, mirror,
on the wall,

how can I be sure
bill will call?

You are very beautiful.

Well,
that's sweet of you.

There's one thing you lack.

What is that?

Ravish.

Ravish?

Ravish perfume.

Put a little
behind your ear.

A drop behind
the knees would please.

- And dab a bit between your toe.
- My toe?

You never know.

I wonder who
that could be.

Ravish--it fulfills
your deepest desires.

You probably think I'm
beautiful, Dr. Roberts.

I have lots of defects
to fix.

I have a list
right here.

My nose is.2
millimeters too narrow,

my cheekbones are.4
millimeters too high,

and my chin has
a little.1 bump here,

and my aureolar distance
is 5 millimeters,

and I have a mole
here on my ribs,

so I need
plastic surgery.

Is something wrong,
Dr. Roberts?

You're
very beautiful, Lisa,

and I can't imagine
why you'd want to change

what god has given you.

It's for work.
I do television
commercials.

They want
a certain look.

These changes are tiny.

Nobody would notice
the difference.

You did my friends
Tina, Cindy,
and Susan,

and everybody says

you're the best
plastic surgeon
in Beverly Hills.

Will you excuse me
for a minute?

I'd like you
to see my partner
Dr. Belfield.

No question,
she's a space case.

She's
a great-looking girl.

How many of
these actresses

with lists
have you done now?

Three? Four?

Three.

Must be some showbiz fad.

Are you going
to do her?

I don't know.

If you don't,
somebody less
competent will.

I'll do her.

Great!
I'll take her out.

She's really
a looker.

♪♪ A pretty face
reflected in the mirror ♪♪

♪♪ So perfect in every way ♪♪

♪♪ With every move,
the picture's getting clearer ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it all,
she's got it made ♪♪

♪♪ But when she smiles,
is she really smiling? ♪♪

♪♪ She's the only one
who really knows ♪♪

♪♪ Emerald eyes,
so cool and so inviting ♪♪

♪♪ Hide the side
she never shows ♪♪

♪♪ She's a looker ♪♪

♪♪ That's what they say ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it all,
yeah, she's got it made ♪♪

♪♪ She's a looker ♪♪

♪♪ With a beautiful face ♪♪

♪♪ Always on display ♪♪

♪♪ The magazines
always show her smiling ♪♪

♪♪ So perfect in every way ♪♪

♪♪ But in the night,
I hear a young girl crying ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it all,
she's got it made ♪♪

♪♪ She's a looker ♪♪

♪♪ That's what they say ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it all,
yeah, she's got it made ♪♪

♪♪ She's a looker ♪♪

♪♪ With a beautiful face ♪♪

♪♪ Always on display ♪♪

Hi, honey.

Uh!

Teddy?

Teddy, where are you?

What are you doing in there,
you silly boy?

We have to get ready
for Bob.

Ooh!

Aah!

Good morning.

Good morning.
You're looking well today.

Good morning.

Hi.

Your 9 A.M. tuck
is premedicated.

Suzy will scrub.

Senator Harrison
called about working
a weekend.

He won't become president
on a face-lift.

He's got
great new ads.

Maybe
he should sell soap.

We've got those Japanese
hemostats you wanted.

Your UCLA lecture
is rescheduled,

and that fund raiser
is tonight.

Fine.

Good morning, Jim.

Larry. Anything
big this morning?

Face-lift, sebaceous cyst,
blue nevus.

What about
Senator Harrison?

Tight eyes won't
make him president.

I've got some
tricky eyes at noon.

Admiral who hopes
to make joint chiefs
if he looks young.

The guy just doesn't
look macho.

Good morning,
Mrs. Emerson.

Good morning,
Dr. Roberts.

Be with you
in a minute.

Give her another
So of demerol.

And let's have
Vivaldi today.

Vivaldi on Friday?

I feel it.

Dr. Roberts,
the police called.

Do you know why?

No idea.

And Cindy Fairmont is
here for her final.

We misplaced her chart.
Here's her new card.

Well, Cindy,
how's it going?

OK.

These pictures are
no good anymore.

I have to get
some new ones.

They look good
to me.

No. You've
made me perfect.

I'm sorry.

Do you mind if, uh--

no. It's a habit.

Do I match
my measurements?

Oh, forget it.

I just
hope this works.

It's supposed
to make me
super-desirable.

You were always
desirable, Cindy.

Are you free
for dinner tonight?

No.

Don't date
your patients, huh?

No, I'm busy.

I've got a fund raiser
for the pediatric burns unit.

Lisa told me
about that.

You've done
all my friends with
exact measurements.

Lisa, uh...Susan,
and Tina, yeah.

Did I turn out
as good as they did?

You all
turned out very well.

I haven't seen them
in ages.

I just got back
from Tahiti.

Have you ever been
to Tahiti?

No.

You should go.

Dr. Roberts,
Lieutenant Masters

of the police
is here to see you.

You should pay
those parking
tickets.

I always cry.

Crying
probably wouldn't
work for you.

You're fine.
Get out of here.

Send Lieutenant Masters
to my office.

You behave yourself.

I always do,
and it is so boring.

I keep hoping for
a little excitement,

like a handsome doctor.

Good luck, Cindy.

Bye.

I appreciate your time,
Dr. Roberts.

What can I
do for you?

I'm here about
two of your
former patients--

Lisa convey
and Susan Wilson.

What about them?

Anything you know.
They're both dead.

Dead?

Susan smashed
her car on
the freeway.

Lisa jumped
from her balcony
last night.

We're just
following up.

There's not much
I can tell you.

They were
attractive girls

who worked
in commercials.

They wanted specific
cosmetic changes.

They both brought
in lists down to
the millimeter,

and I performed
the surgery.

A list?
Isn't that unusual?

Yes, it is.

Do you think
these girls would
commit suicide?

I doubt it.

Sometimes we see a postoperative
depression syndrome,

particularly with patients

who have unreal
expectations.

People who think plastic surgery
will make them wittier

afterwards find things
aren't all that different,

and they can
become depressed,

but, uh, suicide--no.

Could I see
their records?

Sure. Ellen,
pull charts

on Lisa convey
and Susan Wilson.

I've been
looking for those

for Lieutenant Masters.

They're not
in the files.

Well, keep looking.

They must be
misplaced.

Do things often
get misplaced?

No, not often.

I agree with you,
Dr. Roberts.

I don't think
these two girls
killed themselves.

They don't fit
a suicide pattern--

no notes,
depression, drugs.

Most L.A. girls O.D.
On drugs.

Those girls
were destroyed
beyond recognition.

You think
it was murder?

We're considering
that possibility, yes.

That's why I'm here.

What are you saying,
lieutenant?

Women fall in love
with their doctors,
Dr. Roberts--

especially doctors
who give them a new face.

Yes,
it is quite common.

Men give presents--
watches or stock
certificates.

Women fall in love.

Do you date
your patients?

No.

You've never dated
these girls?

Never.

Never visited
their apartments
on a social occasion?

No. Never.

Sure?

Quite sure.

Well...

That's all I have
for now, Dr. Roberts.

Thank you.

Oh!

Is this yours?

Oh, yeah.

It's, uh, it's been missing
about a week.

So, things do
get misplaced

in your office.

Let me know when
those other files
turn up.

Thanks again.

Have you found
those missing files?

No. And there are
four files missing.

All four girls you did
exact surgery on.

Why should
they be missing?

I don't know.

I haven't been able
to reach Lisa
and Susan by phone.

Cindy filled out
a new card,

and Tina
is right here.

Can we talk in private?

Change you back?
Why? What's wrong?

Because
I'm too perfect.

Because they're
going to kill me.
That's why.

Kill you? Who is?

They're killing
all the girls
that are perfect.

You think I'm crazy.

Who told you
to make these changes?

It's senator--

later! Hold all calls.

Senator Harrison.
That's who that was.

He's running
for president,

and you're helping.

Tina, what are you
talking about?

Here, here, here.

I'm on the 9:00
flight to Chicago
to see my family,

and I want someone
in Chicago
to change me back.

Why?

You don't know
what's going on.

This is more
than commercials.

Dr. Roberts,
long distance
from Chicago

for Tina Cassidy.

Do you want to take it
in the other room?

Nobody knows I'm here!
Jesus! This is bad.

Tina.

Has a big man with
a mustache been here?

If you mean
the police--

police?
They're in on it!

Police. Did you
mention my name?

Oh! Oh, god!

I left my bags
in my apartment!

Hey! Hey, hey!

Digital matrix.

Tina Cassidy.

Measurements
to the millimeter.

Ellen, call
Lieutenant Masters.

Tell him I'm going
to Tina's apartment.

Aaah!

You came
to her apartment,

and while you rang
the downstairs bell,

she fell to her death.

Correct.

You saw a man
with a mustache
on the balcony

and you came up,
but you were alone.

Is that it?

That's it.

That's the worst
story ever.

It's the truth.

Shit.

"Digital matrix,
incorporated."

Tina, Lisa,
Susan...Cindy.

Tina, Lisa...Susan.

Cindy.

♪♪ There ain't nothing
gonna break your fall ♪♪

♪♪ Win or lose,
you bet it all ♪♪

♪♪ You're on your own ♪♪

♪♪ When you walk that line ♪♪

♪♪ Take it easy, baby,
take your time ♪♪

♪♪ Don't look down ♪♪

♪♪ Don't look back ♪♪

♪♪ You're on the high wire,
baby ♪♪

♪♪ You better keep
your cool ♪♪

♪♪ You're on the high wire,
baby ♪♪

Dr. Roberts.

What are you
doing here?

I'm a friend
of Steve's.

I fixed
his hand once.

Oh, you just
dropped by, huh?

Actually, I wondered
if you were free
for dinner tonight.

For dinner?

But you don't
date your patients.

I don't. I mean,
it's not a date.

It's a fund raiser.
Black-tie.

Actually,
my date's sick.

I don't know
if I can make it.

I don't know
what time I'll
get done tonight.

It's at John Reston's.

John Reston who does

half the commercials
in L.A.?

I think that's right,
yeah.

Well, I could--I--
what time?

Dr. Roberts?

Uh-huh.

Miss Fairmont.

I'm Jennifer Long.

Mr. Reston is anxious
to meet you.

I'll go find him
for you.

Uh-huh.

Thank you.

Mmm. Cheers.

I've looked over
your proposal
for the burns unit.

It's very
interesting.

How much
capitalization
do you expect

from the government?

11% including
research grants.

But that's only
supplementary
running costs.

So you're looking
for $7 million
to build it?

Under appropriate
auspices,
Reston Industries

would be willing to
fund four million.

Ah...what are
appropriate auspices?

It would have
to be called
the Reston burns unit.

We'd want something
to say about all
press announcements.

Well, uh...

For four million,
you can have
quite a lot of say.

I hoped you'd
feel that way.

It's a personal
cause?

Yeah, it's my baby.

I understand
the desire to make

something you
believe in work.

Ah, I believe
dinner's ready.

If you would
ever care to...

So what exactly does
Reston Industries do?

We're a $6 billion
conglomerate,

37 countries
around the world.

We're diversified
into fast foods,

leisure wear,
pharmaceuticals.

We do high technology
perceptual devices,

military head-up displays,
pinball machines,

and television
commercials.

I understand you
have something

to do with commercials,
too.

Who, me?

It was on the news.

Girls who died
after plastic surgery.

It was a police report.
Ah--

it was just
a routine inquiry.

I didn't realize
my name would be
mentioned.

I hope it doesn't cause
you any trouble.

What was the inquiry
about, Dr. Roberts?

It's all a coincidence,
really.

I did surgery
on several girls
a few months back,

commercial actresses,

and there have, uh,
been some suicides.

How awful.

Well, unstable
young actresses

trying to make fast money
and finding it tough.

The police can't
think you're involved?

Oh, no, no.
It's nothing like that.

Well, that's good.

We couldn't get involved
in anything...Awkward.

No, actually,
the girls are all linked

with some company
called digital matrix.

Digital matrix?

That sounds rather
sinister, doesn't it, Jennifer?

See, Jennifer runs
digital matrix.

Really?

Yes. Digital matrix

does basic research
for Reston Industries.

It's true that
D.M.I. Measured
some girls

for possible
surgery.

We were conducting
an experiment

on a new visual
technology,

but we never
completed it.

Are you sure these
are the same girls?

I think so.

Digital matrix does mostly
theoretical research.

I can't believe it.

How many girls
have died?

Uh, three.

Must be a coincidence.

That's what it
sounds like to me.

Coincidence.

Now, doctor, tell
me about

your staffing for
your burns unit.

Larry, you've
ignored me all evening.

Aw.

Come meet a friend.
She's very cute,
so watch yourself.

Candy.

This is Larry.

Nice to meet you.

You told him
everything.

I told him nothing.

But he does suspect.

Dr. Roberts has no idea
what's going on.

He won't find out
before Sunday.

I will not spend
the night!

You will!

I can't. I'm working
in the morning.

I have a Hawaiian
tropic in the morning.
Don't do that.

You're full of surprises.

What next?

You get some sleep.

The bathroom's
over there.

There's a towel, soap,
whatever you need.

Coffee and eggs
in the morning.

I get up at 6:30.

6:30?

Mm-hmm.

Nobody gets up at 6:30.

Sleep well.

Where are you going?

Larry?

This is very weird,
Larry.

Do you do that
every day?

Only when I'm working.

You have to admit
it's weird.

Have you finished
these eggs?

Why have me
stay the night
and not hit on me?

Just helping you.

I don't understand men.

I'm not through
with that.

You'll be late
for work.

It's all right.
I'll drive you.

You will?

Well, it's Saturday,
I got the day off,

and I'd like
to watch you work.

It should be fun.

All right. Let's go again.

Right away.
Right away. All right?

Fix her up.

What's the line?

"Hey, great tan.
How did you get it?"

Who says that?

Janet.

And she says, "great tan.
Hawaiian tropic tan.

It's the best."

It's the best.
All right. Let's go, go, go.

All right. Come on.
Volleyball team, let's go.

Here we go.

The computer says what?
I can't control
how far she leaps.

We have to match
the computer.

That's what
the client wants.

What was wrong
with that one?

What was wrong with it?

Not enough body twist,
the computer says.

I'm sick and tired
of this computer.

Why can't we just
do the scene?

Details count.

Things have changed.
Computers telling us
what to do?

Cindy, you can do it.

You look great.

Say it again.
What's wrong?

We're having
some questions here.

Ready for computer lock.

Ready. Lock.

Now.

Computer match.
I'm going to roll tape.

That jump's
not good enough.

We can't shift
the coordinates
to make 8.4 work.

We'll have to
go to animation.

You better tell them
it's hopeless.

We'll have to do
our animation at D.M.I.

I'm sorry.
I know it's my fault.

It's nobody's fault.

It's very hard
to match things
like that.

Maybe if I just took
a little break.

I think we'll wrap
this set up here.

Wrap the set up?

We'll send you in
for tests.

You'll get paid for it.

It's a whole new deal.
All right?

Hey.

You're great.

You're great.

That's a wrap.

I'm going
to digital matrix
to be measured.

Measured for what?

I don't know.

I'll go with you.

Why?

Why not?

You're falling for me,
but you're shy, right?

Happens all the time.

Spying on us?

No. I'm just waiting
for a friend.

Would you like
to see inside?

Yeah, sure.

Digital matrix is a research
and testing facility.

This building
was opened last year

to do various kinds
of visual research

under contract
to other companies
in the Reston group.

I can give you a good example
of what we do in here.

This is where we do
visual research.

These subjects are looking
at ordinary commercials

that we always use
for research.

We record
their pupillary scans.

Today we're testing
only women,

but would you like
to see what it's like?

Sure.

This is worse
than the dentist.

But it doesn't hurt.

I'll show you
a stimulus,

and you just relax
and watch.

It's been six
long months at sea.

Now she's home
on Liberty.

She's the Liberty woman,
living free

with Liberty mini hairspray.

The Liberty woman goes
where she wants,

and Liberty always goes
with her,

holding her hair softly,
naturally,

giving her confidence
even in water.

So go ahead. Live free.

Take liberties
wherever you go.

Liberty mini hairspray.

It doesn't seem like
anything happened.

Now we'll see
what you were looking at.

The spot shows your point
of visual fixation.

You looked at
the model's body,

not the product.

I liked
her bathing suit.

Hmm. Evidently,
but that's exactly
what we don't want.

We want you to be looking
at what we're selling.

The computer
is taking into account
your specific responses

and making you look
at the product.

It's precise
to the millimeter.

To the millimeter?

That's why you wanted
plastic surgery.

Yes. We intended to create
a group of actors

with the exact specifications
for visual impact,

but it didn't work.

This is Lisa
before surgery,
scoring 92.7.

After surgery,
she scores 99.4,

which is
the video scan
registration limit,

so she's perfect.

But when she starts
to move,

her score drops
to 92.9.

That was our problem.

The girls couldn't
maintain their scores.

They looked perfect,
but they weren't
really perfect.

So we had to take
another approach entirely.

I assure you, there's
nothing to worry about.

Yeah. Does it hurt?

It's completely painless.

And I get paid
$200,000 a year?

That's the standard
modeling fee, yes.

I don't have to
do anything?

Once the model is made,
the computer does everything.

It's a lot of money
for doing nothing.

It's because
of who you are.

Who am I?

You are perfect
in your category.

I'll leave you here,
and you go right there.

Alone?

Mm-hmm.

Right that way.

Have fun.

I don't know about this.

There must be a catch.

Proceed to the lighted circle

after removing your clothing.

I knew it.

Hang clothing
outside the circle

so they do not interfere
with data recording.

When you have undressed,
please stand in the circle

for computer alignment.

Stand comfortably with
your weight equally
distributed

and your arms relaxed
at your sides.

OK.

I hope you're satisfied...

Perverts.

Now what?

These are moire lines

for computer
topographic scanners.

Help. Rape.

Please do not move
your lower jaw.

It was just a joke.

Failure to comply wastes
valuable computer time.

What are these?

Electronic
guide tracks

for maintenance
equipment.

What's in there?

It's a workroom.

Can I see?

My security card

won't open
maintenance sections,

but I think
you'll find

our scanning room
very interesting.

We can now make
commercials entirely
by computer,

with no live actors
at all,

once the model is made.

Computers animate
the images,

dress them,
provide voices.

Here is a typical
computer model
being made.

The subject's
in the next room,

and the computer
is constructing

this three-dimensional
duplicate.

We can program the kind
of improvements

we once did
through surgery,

although Cindy has
had surgery.

Incredible.

What do those lines mean?

Those are baseline
corrected matrices

for major audiences,
age-segregated.

Depending
on the audience,

we can change the programming,
altering the model.

Amazing.
That could put me
out of a job.

I doubt that.

Our voice synthesizer
is over here.

Hi, I'm Cindy,
the perfect female type,
18-25.

I'm here to sell...You.

Hi, I'm Cindy,
the perfect female type,
18-25.

I'm here to sell for you.

Hi, I'm Cindy.

I'm the perfect female type,
18-25.

I'm here to sell for you.

Hi, I'm Cindy.

I'm the perfect female type,
18-25.

I'm here to sell for you.

Hi, I'm Cindy.

I'm the perfect female type,
18-25.

I'm here to sell for you.

Boy, that was
the weirdest thing

I ever did.

He came to D.M.I.

With the girl.
Yeah. Right.

A D.M.I. Security
card is missing.

D.M.I. security cards
are always missing.

He took it.

Now, why would Dr. Roberts
take a security card?

We don't have anything
to hide, do we?

We should search
his house with
the looker device.

I don't want
Dr. Roberts upset.

We took his file,
his pen, and button

without anybody knowing.

All right,
but be careful.

Tomorrow night
is a very important
corporate meeting.

I don't want
anything to go wrong.

Is that understood?

All right.

You haven't let me
out of your sight.

I'm flattered, but
there's such a thing
as suffocation.

...who jumped to her death

from her west Hollywood
apartment building.

It was the second
such death

since the apparent suicide
of actress Lisa convey.

Larry, what's going on?

You're fine, Cindy.

There were four of us
who had that surgery,

Tina and Lisa and me and Susan.

Where's Susan?

Susan had an automobile
accident last week.

You did us all.

That's right. I did.

You're fine, Cindy.

The hell I am!
What am I mixed up in?

I don't know.

Well, let's get
the police in on this.

Let's just not--
not stand here!

The police are
already investigating.

What are they doing?

They asked me
some questions yesterday.

Fine. I could be dead,

and they're still
asking questions.

Oh, Jesus, Larry!

You--

you should have told me.

I have a right to know

if somebody's trying
to kill me.

Where are your car keys?

I'm going to my parents'
to get some clothes.

Is that wise?

Do you have a gun?

Gun?

Yeah, a gun.
Bang bang.

I don't have a gun.

Great. How do you plan
on protecting me?

By standing
and watching?

Please, Larry,
give me the keys.

I'm going to visit
with my parents
for a while,

alone, OK?

I got one.
I got a duck.

Lucy, that is a decoy.

Dad.

I'm home.

Oh, Cindy.

What a pleasant surprise.

Your father's going to be
so glad to see you.

Ha ha ha!

Hi, daddy.

Cindy, my darling baby.

How are you?

Daddy, I don't know
how to put this.

Trouble
with that car again?

I told you
that insurance
will kill you.

No, no, daddy,
it's, uh--

I know, baby.

Just--just a minute.
I like this part.

Quack quack. Quack quack.

Daddy.

Ha ha!

Let me ask you
a frank question.

Are you feeling out of sorts?
Are you frequently irritable?

Well, constipation
is nothing to sneeze at,

but there
is an easy answer.

Believe,

a gentle, natural,
time-released laxative
capsule.

Believe--

this clock is an antique.

United Van lines moved it
1,000 miles without a scratch.

United's preplanning guide
really got us organized.

Our furniture and paintings
for my one-woman show

all arrived on time!

When we got transferred
to Milwaukee, united gave us--

this bud's for you guys
who keep the shiny side up

and the rubber side down.

For all the roads you ride
and everyplace they take you.

♪♪ For all you do ♪♪

The king of beers
is coming through.

Just for you,
that distinctively clean,

crisp taste
that says Budweiser.

Larry?

Larry, the way I look at--

Larry, what happened?

Larry, why are we
coming back here?

This is a research
laboratory.

I don't think so.

But you saw
the whole thing.

They wouldn't
show me one room,
the looker lab.

I want to find out
what's in that lab.

You can't get past
their security.

Are you coming or not?

High drive
into deep left center.

Back goes Cedeno
to the wall!
It's gone!

Good evening.

Hey, you.

You got to sign in.

Right.

That's 29 runs batted in,

and the Dodgers,
who looked to be beat...

And the time.

Right.

The Dodgers--three runs,
seven hits, and one error.

The Astros--two runs,
nine hits, and one error.

The winning pitcher
is Fernando Valenzuela.

Where did you get
the card?

I stole it.

You stole it?

Come on.

What if somebody
finds out we're here?

They won't find out.
Come on.

What's that?

Testing lab.

It's just
a research laboratory.

It's more than that.

We have to check
the looker lab.

What's the looker lab?

What's wrong?

My card won't open
the door.

It's now 2-0.

The losing pitcher
is tough luck Ken Forsch,

and this crowd of 49,642,
absolutely delirious.

Now there's tomorrow.

And it will be Nolan Ryan
for The Astros.

We'll just have to
wait and see

about who'll be the pitcher
for the Dodgers.

The postgame show will be
coming right up.

Larry, I think we should
get out of here.

We could get
into big trouble.

We're already
in big trouble.

Follow me.

I can't take this.

What's in here?

I don't know.

I want to get
in the looker lab.

Maybe there's
a connecting door.

Shh!

Look out!

He's like a janitor.

Electronic
maintenance equipment.

It follows the tracks
in the floor.

Well, that's
sweet of you.

There's one thing
you lack.

What?

Ravish perfume.

Here. Put a little
behind your ear.

A drop behind
the knees would please.

You never know.

I wonder who
that could be.

Ravish--it fulfills...

"Looker--light ocular-oriented
kinetic emotive responses."

Well, what does
that mean?

Beats me.

Hi, warrior.
Isn't this the pits?

I never dreamed
when I married Jim...

These poor actors--
having to say lines
like that.

They're not actors.

They're
computer-generated
images.

All I get is
this grungy kitchen.

Give me that mop.

Warrior
all-purpose cleaner

will take charge
of this drudgery.

You look ready
for the arena.

This is my arena!

It's just as dumb
as a regular commercial.

It seems like
there should be

more to it than that.

Now just watch.

Warrior all-purpose
cleaner will make
short work of this.

Oh, warrior,
you're my guy from now on.

What about Jim?

Let Jim
get his own warrior.

I want it.

I want it.

I want it, too.

They all want it.
They want it bad.

The body, the thickness,
the richness

of utterly
desirable hair.

"Looker is a computer-generated
optical pulse

"synchronized with cortical
Alpha rhythms

producing an autohypnotic,
suggestible trance."

I want it.

I want it.

New wave--
if you really want it,

you can have it.

Cindy.

Cindy.

Hey. Hey! Hey!
Hey! Hey! Hey!

What happened?

Don't look at the screen.

They use
computer animation

to put a hypnotic
light pulse

in the eyes
of the commercial,

but they're also
producing a gun.

A gun?
I don't like guns.

This is no ordinary gun.

This gun gives
the illusion of invisibility

through repeated
high-intensity light flashes.

It uses light.

Now, this is
a looker defense.

Listen. Smoke is a defense
against light weapons.

It diffuses the pulse.

This is the defense,
and this is the gun.

It looks like
a flashlight.

Is that what it is?

It's just
a glorified flashlight.

This is unlike any gun
ever made before.

It works with light.

It puts you
in a hypnotic trance

so that you lose
all sense of time.

That's why they
were able to do that

to me and the girls.

Larry, you know
what I--

aah!

Cindy. Cindy!

Ha ha ha!

The fruit
of the loom guys!

Are our briefs
holding up, chief?

Fruit of the loom
is the pride of my fleet.

Thanks to our
superband waistband.

Quality.

At a low price.

Take it from a pro.

Oh! Oh!

...nail color lasts
three days

without any significant
chipping

or peeling.

We polished over 1,000 nails
to prove it.

In consumer tests,
111 women put their nails

through three days' worth
of punishment.

76% came out--

ah!

These good things

are about to become
the Shakey's Pizza

that is your favorite
and ours,

a pizza so special
it can only be called

the Shakey's special.

I never dreamed
when I married Jim
that I'd have this.

Jane, you have
a college degree.

It's no good.

Jim won't let me
have a career.

All I get is
this grungy kitchen.

Give me that mop.

Warrior
all-purpose cleaner

will take charge
of this drudgery.

Mirror, mirror,
on the wall,

how can I be sure

bill will call?

Of course,
you are beautiful.

Well, that's
sweet of you.

There's one thing
you lack.

What?

Ravish.

Ravish perfume.

Uh!

You never know.

I wonder who
that could be.

Ravish.

Let me ask
a frank question.

Are you
out of sorts?

Are you frequently
irritable...

Constipation...

There is an easy answer.

Believe.

Gentle time-released
laxative...

Uh!

...without any of the harshness
of ordinary laxatives.

If you're troubled
by irregularity...

Ooph!

You don't know
unless you've been there,

and converse all-stars
have been there.

In Berlin, London,
Helsinki, Melbourne...

Since basketball
became an Olympic sport...

Yah!

Again this year
in Montreal,

converse is supplying
the U.S. team

with converse all-stars.

Ooph!

Oh. Ohh...

Are you OK?

Yeah. Are you?

I've worked it all out.
Let's get out of here.

OK, give us
the levels, please.

I'm sorry.

Could we have that level
again, Mr. Reston?

My name is John Reston.
Hi, I'm John Reston.

How's that?

John Reston never tires
of confronting the challenges

of the future,
in electronics...

You find them,
bring that girl back here,

and get rid of him.

Got it?

...today, tomorrow,
forever.

Is that right,
Mr. Reston?

Today, tomorrow,
forever?

Forever, yes!
Forever!

"Lieutenant Masters."

Larry, look out!

Aah!

To hell with him.
We got the girl.

Come on. Let's go!

Any proof that Reston's
people were here?

A smoke gun.
I put it away.

Don't tell anyone.
We're closing in.

It's just a question
of what Roberts does now

and whether
he stays alive.

You've lost
purpose in your life?

Everything
seems hopeless?

Are you tired
and defeated?

Have you lost
your faith

in mankind...

Idiot! What are
you doing?

Idiot!

...for a bright,
glowing future.

Now. Yes.

I say now...

There are more of them
every day,

and more programmers
needed to fill those jobs.

It's security now.

Why delay?

♪♪ Saving your moments
for a rainy day ♪♪

♪♪ well, honey,
it's pouring cats and dogs ♪♪

♪♪ I know you're hoping
it's just a bad dream ♪♪

♪♪ and you'll soon wake up ♪♪

♪♪ and you'll soon wake up ♪♪

♪♪ but when you
do wake up ♪♪

♪♪ wake up ♪♪

♪♪ you're on a high wire ♪♪

♪♪ you're on a high wire ♪♪

He's over there!

No. He's not here.

Call it off, boys.

Officers...

Is he armed?

No, he's not armed.

Not armed.
We're bringing him back.

Yeah, sure.

There's a big
reception tonight.

We'll keep you quiet
until it's over.

The first guests
at the reception.

All units
to positions, please.

The first guests
have arrived.

Mr. Reston's speech begins
in four minutes. Stand by.

Crowd monitors need two
additional men in the lobby.

Unit 12, report.

Ha ha ha!

I guess you know
about looker.

Looker?
What's looker?

There's a bunch
of lookers.

You mean you don't
know about looker?

Hey, guys,
come on!

You'll miss
all the fun.

The show's
going to start!

Mr. Reston will begin
his speech in two minutes.

Bring him back to central,
unit 12.

Bring him back to central now.
We don't want any trouble.

All units to positions,
please.

Mr. Reston
is in the hall.

Stand by.
Unit 12, report.

R.I. Central, the speech
will begin in one minute.

Unit 12, report.
Where is your party?

Please report.

I think we got a problem
with unit 12.

We'll show you the advances
Reston Industries has made

in commercial sciences.

Television is the most
powerful selling medium

in the history of mankind.

The reception's
on the 18th floor.

The elevator
is to your right.

The reception's
on the 18th floor.

The elevator
is to your right.

Tonight, we'll show you some
new television commercials,

generated by our computer
on the 19th floor.

Good evening.

You look lovely.

Could you
loosen my hand?

Later.

It hurts.

I mean,
it really hurts
a lot.

Larry's
going to save me.

Any minute now.

Television can
control public opinion

more effectively than
armies of secret police

because television
is entirely voluntary.

The American government

forces our children
to attend school.

Nobody forces them
to watch TV.

Americans of all ages
submit to television.

Television is
the American ideal--

persuasion
without coercion.

Nobody makes us watch.

Who could have predicted
that a free people

would voluntarily spend
1/5 of their lives

sitting in front of a box
with pictures?

15 years sitting in prison
is punishment...

But 15 years sitting
in front of a television set

is entertainment.

The average American
now spends

more than 1 1/2 years of
his life watching commercials.

50 minutes every day
watching commercials.

Now, that's power.

Yet the commercials have been
as crude as snake oil pitches

till now.

Now, Reston Industries
has scientific commercials,

commercials combining
computer-generated actors

in real settings

in a highly effective way,

the way of the future.

So without further ado,

Reston Industries
is proud to present

its latest
visual development.

Reston Industries is...

Larry, what's
with the uniform?

Hi. I'm Candy.

Wherever you find the cutting
edge of high technology,

that's where you'll find
Reston Industries.

Reston Industries
makes it happen.

In 37 countries
spanning the globe--

Norway to Nicaragua,
Spain to Singapore--

Reston Industries
stands for growth

and a better life
for all of us.

Where is that
son of a bitch?

Reston Industries
makes the future happen.

Reston Industries
doesn't plan the future,

it's shaping it.

Ladies and gentlemen,
Senator Robert Harrison,

candidate for president
of the United States.

Hello.
I'm Senator Harrison,

sharing with you
some private thoughts

on the Eve
of the national election.

Perhaps you feel as I do,

that our great nation
faces trying times--

overwhelmed by inflation,
swamped with bureaucracy,

manipulated
by faceless corporations

with their expensive
media campaigns.

It truly seems a dark hour
for Liberty.

But there is something
we can do about it.

We can return to
the freedom and values

of our pioneer forefathers

who forged
our great country.

A vote for me...

They don't know

what's being
done to them.

They're fascinated.
Look at them.

...against government inflation
and bureaucracy,

against pollution of
our environment and our lives.

There is still time.

I have troubles
with bugs and roaches,

even in my perfect kitchen.

That's me.

With the rush and bustle
of a large family,

what's a mother to do?

I found my answer
right here,

with new-formula blast.

Damn.
How did he get here?

No muss and fuss
and no unwelcome house guests.

Got to...Stop him.

No!

What's the matter?

Oh, these pressures!
I can't sleep!

I'm all upset!

Don't worry, darling.

I have just the thing
for sleepless nights.

Gentle action snooze.

But I've tried
medicines before.
Nothing helps.

Snooze is more
than just medicine.

Oh, I don't know.

Well, I do.
Snooze is a--

New snooze is
more than medicine.

Trust snooze to give you
the restful sleep

you've always wanted
when other medicines fail.

Use safe new snooze
for restful, refreshing sleep.

New snooze--
more than a medicine.

It's trust.

New snooze.

To feel better the next day,
use snooze tonight.

Isn't it gorgeous?

Nothing could be more beautiful
after a day in the sun

than the new
Dodge Omni deluxe.

This car
will leave you breathless.

Let's look
at those interiors.

...gives European access,

with deep,
Dodge pile carpeting,

for a sporting space
you'll love.

Nothing could be better
than the Omni interior,

including digital dash clock.

...standard equipment.

But don't
take my word for it.

Hey, that's Reston.

But what's he
trying to prove?

I love Dodge.
You will, too.

New Dodge Omni--

makes sense
for American families.

Drive one today.

Seeing is believing.

Mom, do we have to have
the same old thing?

Yeah. I'm tired of
the same old breakfast.

They're right, dear.
How about something different?

Jennifer?

New Oaties are the cereal
that families adore

when they're tired
of the same old thing.

New Oaties--
your family will love them.

Spurt makes any mouth fresh.

Aah!

♪♪ Come alive
with spurt toothpaste ♪♪

♪♪ give your mouth
that taste of spring ♪♪

♪♪ freshen up
with spurt toothpaste ♪♪

New spurt
makes any mouth come alive.

Get spurt.
Feel that fresh taste.

New spurt toothpaste--

feel fresh again.

New spurt toothpaste--
a product of Reston
industries.

♪♪ Mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm ♪♪

♪♪ new spurt ♪♪

Are you
all right?

Oh, sure.

Hey, that's
a nasty cut.

You ought to
get that fixed.

You're a doctor.

No. I can't do it.

I don't
date my patients.

I am one
of your patients.

Not anymore.

Why not?

Because I want to
take you out on a date.

Larry, I don't know
if I could take

another one
of your evenings.

That's where you'll find

Reston Industries,

spanning the globe
from Norway to Nicaragua,

Spain to Singapore,

Reston Industries stands
for growth, science,

and a better life for all.

Reston Industries
is a name you can count on

because Reston Industries
makes the future happen.

♪♪ Her pretty face
reflected in a mirror ♪♪

♪♪ So perfect
in every way ♪♪

♪♪ With every move,
the picture's getting clearer ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it all ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it made ♪♪

♪♪ But when she smiles,
is she really smiling? ♪♪

♪♪ She's the only one
who really knows ♪♪

♪♪ Emerald eyes,
so cool and so inviting ♪♪

♪♪ Hide the side
she never shows ♪♪

♪♪ She's a looker ♪♪

♪♪ That's what they say ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it all ♪♪

♪♪ Yeah,
she's got it made ♪♪

♪♪ She's a looker ♪♪

♪♪ With her beautiful face ♪♪

♪♪ Always on display ♪♪

♪♪ The magazines
always show her smiling ♪♪

♪♪ So perfect in every way ♪♪

♪♪ But in the night,
I hear a young girl crying ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it all ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it made ♪♪

♪♪ She's a looker ♪♪

♪♪ That's what they say ♪♪

♪♪ She's got it all ♪♪

♪♪ Yeah,
she's got it made ♪♪

♪♪ She's a looker ♪♪

♪♪ With her beautiful face ♪♪

♪♪ Always on display ♪♪