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Zulu
Two American scientists are lost in the swirling
maze of past and future ages during the first
experiments on America's greatest and most secret project, the time tunnel.
Tony Newman and Doug Phillips now tumble helplessly
toward a new fantastic adventure somewhere along the infinite corridors of time.
This is Mission Control.
We are at launch minus forty-five.
Launch minus forty and counting.
Minus thirty-five.
It's a rocket.
Minus thirty.
Tony, if this is one of those early Canaveral
jobs, we could be blown up right here on the pad.
Twenty-five.
Minus twenty and counting.
Fifty.
It's no use.
It's locked off.
Get down here quick.
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Off your feet.
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Ignition.
We're going to land on the moon.
We're coasting at zero gravity.
We're back to one G. This capsule's spinning to create its own gravity.
There's someone else aboard.
There's no doubt about it.
Artificial gravity.
That means this is a pretty sophisticated model.
M.E.M.
M.E.M.
Tony, that's Mars Excursion Module.
We're on an expedition to Mars.
Escape velocity.
Negative.
Before mission control.
Can't raise them, Skipper.
We've been out of radio contact since liftoff.
Keep trying.
Beard, what do we lack?
Seventy-five knots.
Doc, what's the computer's analysis of the failure?
We're carrying excess weight in the service module.
Three hundred and thirty-five pounds.
It's beyond our safety factor.
Seal off the module.
Cut it loose.
We're going to blow it up.
You're not going to scrub the mission.
Can you think of a better choice right now?
Yes.
We can wait and see if we attain escape velocity.
We won't.
We're past due now.
Navarro, see if you can get that information to mission control.
M.E.M.
Four is scrub.
Yes, sir.
M.E.M.
Four to mission control.
M.E.M.
Four to mission control.
We've got an overload problem and cannot reach escape velocity.
Colonel Cane has ordered us to jettison the service module and destroy it.
We are going to fire our retros and attempt reentry.
Mission control, do you read?
Service module?
That's us.
They don't know we're in here.
We've got a sub.
They've got a sub!
Mission control, I say again, we are about to
jettison the service module and attempt reentry.
If you read me, stand by for destruct of service module.
Stand by.
Let us out!
Don't cut us loose!
The Time Tunnel!
Any further identification, Ray?
It's definitely the M.E.M.
Flight Series.
That puts the time ten years in the future.
Exactly what I reported to Washington.
To Washington, General?
Yes, of course.
They are extremely interested.
Vice Admiral Killian of the new Department of
Space is being rushed down here to observe.
And what kind of response?
Not the best, I'm afraid.
I think we can hold it.
Easy, easy.
Let's not lose picture before Killian gets here.
Stand by to jettison the service module.
Pizarro, give me a ten second countdown.
Yes, sir.
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is still go do you read me mission control do
you read me doc give me a hand there's our excess
weight get up both of you the devil are you where did you come from
how'd you get on board I'm dr. Newman this is dr. Phillips from the time
tunnel complex I don't know what you're talking
about what year is this 1978 of course well then
you must have heard of this by now we're time
travelers we started ten years ago it was top
secret then but now they're insane we're not time
tunnel is a government project and we're part of
it we're actually traveling in time we wound up
here ten years in the future what do you mean the
future it's our future but it's your present only
we're part of it now never mind Tony they won't
listen of all people you think they'd understand
we understand you didn't expect us to believe a
wild story like that did you wait a minute it's
a wild story all right but you know it just could
be true a few years ago a friend of mine we went
to medical school together got transferred out
west to some hush-hush government project did
he say what it was not in so many words but I
gathered it was in Arizona go on that's all there
is except that some of the remarks that he likes
slip seemed pretty odd but they'd make good sense
if there were such a project as what would you call
time tunnel and it does make sense because it's
true sorry I don't buy it well we're here on this
ship you can't explain that away I can we're in
the middle of the biggest race in history a race
to put the first men on another planet in the
solar system and there are other governments that
would do anything to make sure we don't win that
race that's for certain ask them to prove their
story papers identification anything all right
let's have it if we'd had identification we would
have shown it to you before this that does it all
right even if you don't believe us we're here what
can you do about it now what do we do with them
skipper lock them up now what I don't know every
answer I come up with is impossible well has it
occurred to you to accept their explanation time
travel I wouldn't believe that in a million years
that's a funny statement under the circumstances
here we are in space headed for the moon and Mars
beyond that I was their story any more fantastic
than ours it is to me doctor these men are
stowaways probably foreign agents it's as simple
as that no it isn't if they're stowaways how'd
they get on board you know the security at the
launching pad all right all right maybe we can't
explain how they got on board actually what
difference does it make the one really important
fact is they are here that's what we've got to
deal with but how we don't know what or who they
are I know one thing they are over 300 pounds of
additional weight and we've got a tricky maneuver
coming up a soft landing on the moon you want to
tackle that with this handicap I sure don't neither
do I but that's something we're stuck with is it
in my book there's a simple solution that will
take care of everything throw them off the ship
set them adrift not yet general we expect you
momentarily certainly hope so these are the
gentlemen from the space department I weren't
you an ad to meet dr. Brandon McGregor and dr.
swain not against if I appear bewildered I am is
the most impressive complex and this of course is
admiral killing I'm honored ever thank you
dr. swain and may I present my aid ensign beard
I don't care what your figures say beard you
can't be serious I'm perfectly serious you mean
you'd put those men outside the ship they die in
seconds immediately and painlessly their troubles
would be over and so at ours you sure about these
facts beard well that is a preliminary estimate
we'll make a thorough check I want to know exactly
what to expect if we attempt a landing with them
on board yes you can't listen to him it's outrageous it's inhuman I know how you feel
talk but I've got to think about the safety of
the whole ship and of the mission I warn you I
won't let you do it you're a little out of your
area aren't you doctor you don't have to worry
about that excess baggage is our problem gang
listen to me ever since the space program started
we put a premium on human life nothing was of
greater importance nothing this is a special case
we're sacrificing two lives to save for now that
makes sense it makes no sense at all and if you
could reach mission control they'd veto this
crack-brain plan of yours and stop I'm not so
sure of that what do you think skipper no word
to mission control no sir I'm still trying
the question is can we make a soft lunar landing
with two extra men on board now I don't think we
can let's face it if we don't get them off the
ship we're all gonna die can't believe it is that
me you ten years from now I don't believe I'm
saying those things I'm afraid it's true you just
can't tell about the future there they are and
what are you trying to do I'm going to transfer
them while I still can you can't do that it's
too dangerous we're not certain of the fix yet
Ray he's planning to jettison them to save the
mission their added weight could make a soft lunar
landing impossible that's a point I'd like more
information on Ray how can we get it well I think
there's a way general with the help of Admiral Killian and dr.
Brandon gentlemen together we could compile enough data on the MEM flight program
to give our computer something to work on and in
that way we could tell whether the landing is
possible or not will you do it of course doctor
we'd be glad to certainly yeah well we can start
it once right this way anyway I don't care what
data you process we can't just sit here in the dug
and Tony be killed and we won't if the computer
indicates that a soft landing is impossible we'll
risk shifting them in time whether we have a good
fix on them or not are you coming getting along
I'll have the answer for you in a minute or two
if there's a slightest chance of being able to
make a soft lunar landing I want to know about
it right anything yes I think so well okay this
coil and several others in there have been eaten
through by some sort of a slow-working acid it's
severed our connections to the aft antenna anyway
to fix it I'm not getting out in the hole but even
then I doubt if I could do much this has done a
pretty thorough job of severing communications
completely sabotage that's the only possible
explanation those two that would be my guess yes
sir mine too I think beard may have a point but
I'm gonna get them and take a gun yes sir doc
give me a hand with this hot stuff right now all
right skipper wants to see you top say small
meteor on intersecting course no time we're gonna
get hold on we're losing all our air when it's gone worth it
it's a service module all right the atmosphere
is draining fast bazaar has traveled those other
two our spacesuits are down there let's see if we can get them get open the hatch now
the Aaron has gone well that solves all our problems your stowaways are dead now
Sosna sorrow they never had a chance how do you
turn this darn thing on it's on we hear you can
you hear us loud and clear how bad's the hull
damage it's pretty bad skipper tell us how to
make repairs we'll follow instructions it's not
as simple as you may think we're both trained
physicists we know how to follow directions we'll
manage you must have some kind of sealant stored
in here where is it to the locker at the forward
end behind the hatch ladder the sorrow will show
you he's got it now what I told you it wasn't
simple it's a double hull both sides have to
be repaired one from where you are and the other
on the outside well you're not gonna let those
two walk that hull your birds right they're
untrained they can't do it miss our is trained
as our can't do it alone all right fine what's
the alternative give up he's right trained or
not they're gonna have to do it now listen you've
got to walk out on the hull you can't fall you're
moving with the same velocity as the ship you're
weightless there's no up or down for you out there
we're going out we'll fix it
you know
how much longer before they finish in a few
minutes if they finish at all well after what
they're doing out there you're certainly not
going to have them jettisoned are you no not
after this and suppose their weight makes a soft
landing impossible do your figures tell you that
I'm still working on it what if we can't make
a soft landing then we orbit the moon head back
to earth and lose the race to Mars I thought that
was the most important consideration of all we
won't lose the race if we turn back Baird doesn't
matter which one of our crews win this isn't a
race for personal glory our backup team can be ready to lift off in less than two weeks
I'll take a look at the aft antenna maybe I
can rig up something to restore communications
all right out there what progress we're finished the holes passed we're coming in
full atmosphere restored in the service module
nice work you can get out of the spacesuits
now the department now has normal atmosphere
here are the results you can compensate for the
added weight landing is go very well we'll commit
ourselves to the landing what's happening they've
got a favorable estimate they're going to try for
the soft landing they can't do that why not we've
just finished an estimate of our own if they try
to land they'll crash well can't you do something
no response I can't move fast descending too fast
can't you veer off change into an orbit no we're
committed we've got to set down now it's our you
and I get the spaces yes sir what all hands come
on why spaces any part of the hall cracks when we
hit the surface wearing a spacesuit is the only
possibility of survival there are only four suits
down there I know you better pray the whole
withstands a landing it's your only hope of staying
alive there's no stopping it now they've got to crash
you're in impact hang on a tray
I don't know how it happened it's still airtight
any casualties I wasn't a soft landing but at
least it was a landing we've been very lucky to
maintain the integrity of the hull which is a
miracle in itself now once we've made some minor
repairs and refuel we can lift off again from
Mars well let's not waste any more time how far
is it to the fuel down now our point of impact is
right here in this quadrant of the marina Taurus
the fuel dump is located here no more than a half
mile to the west our main problem is time if we
can't refuel and lift off in precisely 22 minutes
we can't make it 22 minutes well we still got a
chance if I go for fuel while repairs are being
made I agree so you check the hull in half burners
right I'll need someone to help me with the fuel
doc Harlow okay it is go with him I take care of
everyone but us what can we do well now that's a
problem look you still don't suspect us of being
agents do you frankly I don't know who you are
it's a pretty academic question at this point you
can't go outside the ship and no more spaces can
we do anything to help you can help by obeying
orders you two will stay here I can keep an eye
you you you you you you you you you you you you you
you you you you you you you you you you you you you.
They'll be heading for the fuel dump now.
I've got a clear fix on it now.
Switch them.
How many will we need? Four, we'll each take two.
Two? They must weigh a hundred pounds of police.
That's on earth up here we divide by six remember doc?
Hard to get used to isn't it? Yeah.
Ready? Yes doctor I'm quite ready. Let's go back to the ship.
Well there's no rush. You see this is
the end of the MEM flight. The end? I don't understand. You will doctor. You will.
Did you hear that? Sounded like a scream.
Cesaro are you all right? Still working on the hull skipper.
Beard do you read me? Loud and clear.
Ask him about Harlow. Has anything happened to Major Harlow?
He had a little trouble with his
intercom but he's okay. We'll be bringing the fuel in now.
All right Beard as soon as you can.
Are you satisfied? No. Neither am I. Beards lying.
What makes you think so? A little matter of two and two.
Now we know somebody sabotaged your communication system. It wasn't your radio man
he's the one that discovered it and I doubt that
it was Major Harlow. And we didn't do it so that leaves Beard.
Why? Doesn't make any sense.
It does to me. Now somebody hired Beard to make sure that
America loses that race to Mars. Beard an agent?
I don't believe it. He's done everything he could
to keep me from aborting this mission.
Well naturally if you returned to Earth your backup
crew would leave immediately for Mars.
They still can. But not until mission control finds out what
happened to this crew. Now that's basic policy and
by the time they do if ever it'll be too late to win.
Come on admit it you see it as clearly as we
do. What am I expected to do about this?
Get out there and find out what Beard's doing.
Now before it's too late. Fine leave you two with a full run of the ship.
All right then give us your suit one of us will go.
No dice gentlemen. If there are any
agents on this mission I'm looking at them right now.
Don't let him get that intercom Tony.
I don't want him to warn Beard. All right Colonel get out
of that space suit. What do you think Rick?
Oh we'll get it fixed of course. We're lucky nobody was hurt.
How did it happen? I can't tell you.
It was an accident but I'm not so sure.
[Music]
stand up don't touch that intercom button.
Where are the other three? I told you I wouldn't be
very bright would I? Two of them have to be in
the capsule there are only four spacesuits.
Well that still leaves one man unaccounted for doesn't
it? And you don't know where he is. I'll find you.
Will you? You could be anywhere.
You could be right outside that door. You're in a lot of trouble Beard.
You're the one who's in trouble.
I've got enough provisions that last me for six months.
I'm gonna kill all of them and wait. Wait?
Wait for what? For our own Mars flight. They're gonna pick me up.
You don't really believe that do you?
What your job is done here while you're expendable.
Now don't move. Excuse me gentlemen.
Sergeant Jiggs has just come from our security
center with some very distressing news.
Sergeant you please repeat what you just told me. Yes sir.
At 1400 hours my security section received a call
from Central Intelligence. They informed me that
for some time now there's been an enemy agent working within the space department.
They have reason to believe one of you three visitors may be that agent.
Why this is outrageous General.
I'm sorry Admiral but I really have no choice.
You gentlemen will have to be taken to our security
center for questions. Look here General.
Please doctor carry on Sergeant. Yes sir. All right hold
it. Brandon what in the name of... I said hold it Admiral.
All right Sergeant I'll take that gun.
You two hold it. That's better. What are you trying to do Brandon?
Don't be naive General.
I can't let you live now. Great. Take Ann out of here.
We've clear this area. We've tracked it down.
Jiggs sound the full security alert.
[Music] Freeze.
Take your hand off that mic.
Things aren't going quite according to plan are they?
You should have heard from your friend by this time.
All right get over there.
You don't know who that is coming in do you? I said get over.
Give me a hand with the hatch. Kuzaro get a warning
on the other cop. Help command module 2. I wouldn't.
And there's our missing link.
(Music)
Now if you're smart you won't try anything.
(Music)
He's going to open the outer door.
Secure the hatch quick.
(Music)
Tony, Tony can you hear me?
This is Kane. What's going on out there?
This is Doug Phillips. Harlow's been murdered by Beard here in the depot.
Murdered?
He was going to try and blow up your spaceship. How much time left?
Just under 12 minutes.
Get ready to blast off.
We have no fuel.
I'm bringing it.
(Music) Where's Beard?
He left me back in the depot.
I don't know whether he's alive or dead, but frankly right now I don't care.
I brought your fuel back. Let's get ready to take off.
(Music) Where's Tony?
I've got to look for you.
Tony!
I'll board the ship.
We're getting ready to blast off.
Get back here immediately.
Tony!
Can you read me?
He must have his intercom switch off.
We've got to lift off. We can't wait.
I'm going back to get him. Can you two maneuver this craft alone?
If we have to.
Alright then. Get ready to blast off and get your fuel in.
How much time do I have left?
Only a few minutes.
I'll try to get him back here on time.
If I don't, you take off without us. Do you understand?
I think I do. Finally.
Here. You may need this.
There's no way he can leave this level. Only a matter of time before we take him.
Brad, I just can't believe it. One of our best men.
We often are.
Alright, you three men work your way around.
Cover that section. The rest of you take that area.
Okay, Barrett. Get up. Let's move out of there.
(Music)
Come on, the ship's blasting off. We've got to get back.
(Explosion)
(Music)
(Music) Brandon?
Brandon?
It's beer.
You haven't got a chance.
I've got one chance. You. You're trapped, Brandon. There's guards everywhere.
It's your job to protect me. Remember my importance to the organization.
I have to think about the mission. The mission will be completed.
Now look, I'm going to hide out here. You lead them away from me.
Then when things cool off...
Alright, I'll try. Give me a gun. I may need it. Give me a gun.
Brandon?
(Gunshots) (Music) Well.
MEM. Come in. MEM. The lunar depot has been destroyed.
Beard is dead. Repeat. Beard is dead. MEM4 calling MEM4.
Cain, do you read me? Can you read me?
What's wrong? Why can't they hear us?
Look.
We're too late.
We're stranded.
We've only got enough air for a couple of hours. After that, how do we survive?
Maybe we don't.
(Music)
Try for a time lock. Quick. Or we lose them.
Power. All units.
(Music) Tony!
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(Explosions) (Music) Topham!
(Music)
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Where's the rest of the crew?
Trapped. Trapped. Over 200 of them. All trapped.
(Music) This way!
I was blocked off of you. Go the other way. Hey you! Get out of here!
(Music)
What's happened? The men trapped back there. How many?
There will be 200. You better get out of here. There will be more explosions.
We've got to get them out.
That's my job. Now you get out of here.
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