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Explorers on the Moon - Part 2

[tintin]
it all started
when professor calculus

invited captain haddock
and myself to join him

on a most amazing adventure.

a trip to the moon.

farewell, earth.

glad you could come,
colonel jorgen.

i understand tintin
is involved
with the space program.

i have waited a long time
for my revenge.

what about
the supplies, wolff?

um, almost ready, sir.
i-- i'm just waiting

for a special delivery.

five, four, three,

two, one,

zero.

[screams]

ah, here you are.
whatever happened?

[control]
earth to moon rocket.
what's going on up there?

everything's okay, control.

it's detectives
thomson and thompson.

they managed to get
themselves stuck onboard.

what? oh, no.

tintin to earth. We're
making final preparations
for landing.

we have entered the moon's
magnetic field.

[professor calculus]
we are safe and sound.

tintin and snowy are
getting ready to set foot
on the moon.

wow. It's incredible.

i've never seen anything
like this before.

we've done it.

this is
an historical moment, snowy.

we're actually on the moon.

moon rocket to earth.
moon rocket to earth.

do you read me?

come in, earth center.
this is tintin.

[control]
earth to moon rocket.

we read you
loud and clear, tintin.

go ahead.

[tintin]
just to update you,

we have completed unloading
cargo and assembling
observation equipment.

wolff and professor calculus
spent the day making
astronomical observations

while captain haddock and i
assembled the moon vehicle.

the professor,
captain haddock,
and the thomsons

are taking it out
to collect rock samples.

wolff and i are staying onboard
to maintain radio contact.

sounds good, moon rocket.

keep in touch.

over and out.

moon tank to tintin.

tintin here, moon tank.

what's your status?

we're heading out to that
nearby mountain range.

i'm hoping they might be rich
in important minerals.

wish us luck.

[tintin]
good luck, professor.

yes. Good luck indeed.

find lots
of important minerals.

for us.

[tintin] just remember,
your oxygen supply
is limited.

don't stay out too long.

don't worry, tintin.
we'll be back
within two hours.

[tintin]
okay, professor. Goodbye.

i thought you might be
hungry, so i prepared us
a little snack.

it should be done by now.

would you like me
to go get it?

no. No. Don't you bother.
i'll go myself.

he seems a little jumpy today.

whoa. It's hot
under this flowerpot.

i'm positively melting.

ah. It's much better
without the helmet

and all that paraphernalia.

ow.

ah!

ow, ah!

oh, bother,
i forgot the milk.

you stay here. I'll get it.

well, if you don't mind.

it's the box right
in front of you as you
go into the hold.

[grunts]
[thud]

so, tintin, we meet again.

colonel jorgen always gets
his revenge.

[jorgen]
hey, wolff, get down here.

i-- i'm coming.

hurry up, wolff.

[gasps]

was it really necessary
to tie him up?

i'm not taking any chances
with him this time.

now, prepare to take off.

what do you mean, take off?

we're leaving immediately.

but the others
aren't back yet.

we can't just abandon them.

they'll never survive.

i won't be a party
to such a monstrous deed.

listen, you fool.

they only planned
enough oxygen for four people.

with all of them aboard,

there'll be seven of us.

we'll all die if we don't
get moving immediately.

understand?

good. Now let's go.

[whimpers]

[growls]

[thud]
[snowy squeals]

tintin, what is it?
what's all that noise?

hello, professor,
it's wolff here.

i, uh, it's nothing.

what are you doing?
that poor animal
won't harm anyone.

[jorgen]
we can't take any chances.

moon rocket, this is calculus.

the tank batteries
have short-circuited.

the captain is just connecting
the small emergency battery

so that we can get
back to base.

see you soon.
over and out.

you hear that, wolff?
let's get going.

we can't. I haven't turned
the engines on yet

and they have to warm up.

then hurry up and turn
them on, you fool.

and stop wasting time.
[engine starts]

[groans]
my head.

what happened?

hey! why am i tied up?

that humming noise. Somebody's
starting the engines.

wolff! help! wolff!

come on, come on,
they'll be back any minute.

i can't do anything
until the red light comes on.

that's odd. The door's closed.

and the ladder's
been retracted.

hurry up, wolfe.

[wolff]
not yet.

moon rocket, open the doors
and put the ladder out, please.

only 30 seconds to go.

[calculus]
moon rocket, why aren't
you answering me?

push the button, wolff.

[humming]

[gasps]
the rocket. It's taking off.

[wolff and jorgen]
no!

[calculus]
it's off-balance.

it's going to topple over.

[haddock]
who's the prize nincompoop who
pulled this half-witted stunt?

what happened?
i-- i don't know.

the engine simply stopped.

you sabotaged it to save
the others, didn't you?

no.
[gun cocks]

what are you doing? no!

i'll count to ten.
if we haven't taken off
by then,

i'll pull the trigger.

one.

two.

three.

four.

five.

six.
mercy, colonel.

seven.
i beg of you.

eight. Nine. Ten.

no!

ah!
tintin.

tintin.

yes. Now hands up.
both of you.

it's a small world,
isn't it, colonel?

last time i saw you
was in syldavia.

you were trying to steal
the ottokar's scepter,
as i recall.

and as for accusing
poor wolff of sabotaging
the launching gear,

i'm sorry to disillusion you,
but i was the culprit.

mr. Wolff, please
tie up the colonel,

and be sure to tie him
better than he tied me.

tintin. Tintin.
where are you?

here, captain.

blistering barnacles.
where did this jack pudding
come from?

wolff, please tell me this
is all a misunderstanding.

isn't it?
i'm so sorry, professor.

and to think that
this bashy bazook
has been helping himself

to our oxygen.
[barking]

snowy!

he's been hurt, tintin.

[whimpers]

i think it's his leg.

you're right. It looks
like a bad sprain.

did you hear that?

you unfeeling monsters.

savages.

hurting a poor,
defenseless animal.

now, let captain haddock
have a look.

that doesn't hurt, does it?

[barking]
oh, sorry.

a few days' rest
and you'll be fine.

as for you, wolff, i think
you owe us an explanation.

three years ago, i was working
on a top-secret project
in another country

when i developed
an unfortunate taste
for gambling.

it became an obsession.

i couldn't stop gambling
until i lost everything.

a stranger approached me
and said he would repay
all my debts

if i told him
about the secret project
i was working on.

it was colonel jorgen.
he kept asking me
for more information.

and if i refused,
he would expose me as
an irresponsible gambler.

i ran away to syldavia
to get away from him

and was able to find work
on the moon rocket.

when i didn't hear from jorgen,
i thought it was all behind me.

but then, two nights
before the launch,

he showed up again.

he told me i had to smuggle him
onboard the rocket

so he could capture it and take
it back to his country.

i didn't want to, but again he
threatened to reveal my past.

which would, i feared,
end my career.

but he promised he
wouldn't hurt anyone.

and you believed a fairytale
like that?

oh, wolff. If only you'd
come to me sooner.

it's a little late
for that, professor.

[tintin] come on,
you two. I'm taking
you down to the hold.

what? we're sharing
our precious oxygen with them?

they were going to leave us
on the moon, tintin.

well, i say we leave
them on the moon.

captain, if we did that,
we wouldn't be any different
from them.

so help me get them downstairs
and tied up securely.

moon rocket calling earth.

a traitor smuggled aboard
by wolff tried to capture
the rocket.

but we were able
to regain possession

and the situation
is under control.

unfortunately,
our oxygen supply is
in even greater danger.

if we want to make it
back to earth alive,

we are going to have to
leave immediately.

we'll update you when we
are ready to take off.

until then, over and out.

what a magnificent view
of the earth.

it's a pity
we have to leave so soon.

to tell you the truth, tintin,
i'm as pleased as punch.

we're going home!

okay, that's everything.

we'd better get back onboard.

well, what are we
waiting for?

a new moon?
[laughs]

[control]
moon rocket, prepare
for takeoff in ten,

nine, eight, seven,

six, five, four, three,

two, one, zero.

we're taking off.

here we go again.

[groans]

thundering typhoons.
what happened to everyone?

i see the earth is still
going around without me.

oh, captain.

we decided to let you
and the thomsons sleep.

it uses less oxygen.

sorry, but there are
as many thomsons downstairs

as there are hairs
on cuthbert's head.

then where are they?

i'll tell you where they are.
[gun cocks]

hands up.

[tintin]
jorgen.

how did you escape?

you have
two brilliant colleagues
behind those mustaches.

[laughing]

[footsteps]
[calculus]
oh, wolff.

are you still
a party to this?

what have you done
to the thomsons?

they wanted to change
our ropes for handcuffs.

the fools. They won't get
them undone in a hurry.

and now, to business.

as you know, there isn't
enough oxygen for all of us.

you spared my life,
but unfortunately, i can't
return the favor.

jorgen, you gave me your word
that you wouldn't do anything.

get out of my way, you fool.

[gasps]
blistering--

no. You can't do this.

[grunting]

[grunting continues]

[gunshot]

he's gone.

i-- i didn't mean to.

he was the one who--

i know, wolff. It's okay.

you're one of us again.
i trust you.

what? you trust
this interplanetary pirate?

this freshwater spaceman?

this--
[gasping]

huh?
[wheezing]

what's happening?

i feel faint. Dizzy.

can't catch my breath.

you're feeling the effects
of a lack of oxygen.

try not to get yourself
worked up.

why don't you go down
to your bunk and lie down
for a few minutes?

it'll make you feel better.

tintin's right.
we should all
nap for a while.

it'll help conserve
what oxygen we have left.

[snoring]

'allo.

where are you going, wolff?

shh. I'm on my way
down to the hold to, uh,

i think there's
another cylinder of oxygen
down there.

oh, good.
i had to ask, you see.

the captain told me
to give him details

of every single move you made.

[control]
earth calling moon rocket.

earth calling moon rocket.
come in, please.

huh? oh, the radio.

earth, this is tintin.
go ahead.

tintin, the rocket
has gone off course.

you must correct
the flight path.

quickly, professor, hurry.

come to the control cabin.
we're off course.

good gracious.

good gracious.

obviously, the steering gear
is out of alignment.

moon rocket to earth.
the steering gear was jammed.

we're getting back
on the right course.

[grunts]

wolff. Blistering barnacles,
where's wolff?

don't worry, captain.
i know where he is.

he went down to the hold.

what?

i thought i told you
to keep an eye on him.

you and your
big-hearted gestures.

look what your trusting
has got us into now.

down to the hold, quick.

maybe we can stop him before he
gets up to his old tricks.

now, where's he hiding?

blistering-- there!

what did i tell you?

he's sabotaged the wires.

not so fast, captain.

it's wolff's handwriting.

"by the time you read this,
i shall have left the rocket.

"i hope you'll have enough
oxygen to reach earth alive.

wolff."

he cut the wires so that
the engines wouldn't stop

when he opened the doors.

he jumped into space
to save our lives.

did you find the scoundrel?

if you ever say
a disrespectful remark
about wolff again,

i'll send you into space
to join him.

got it?

moon rocket to earth.
our oxygen is very low.

the others have passed out.

i have just opened
the last emergency cylinder.

i'm not sure we're
going to make it.

hang on, tintin. You'll be
landing in 20 minutes.

moon rocket, stand by
for landing procedure.

[yawns]
prepare to set
the automatic pilot.

professor. Professor, please.

[snoring]

guess it's up to me.

earth to moon rocket.
come in, please.

[siren blares]
[panting]

earth to moon rocket.
you're running out of time.

if you don't put
the automatic pilot on,

you'll crash.

[gasps, grunts]

moon rocket, come in.

they must have
lost consciousness.

make a tuning signal, quick.

[high-pitched whining]

ah, that noise.

oh, yes. The automatic pilot.

[whining, siren continue]

tintin here. Stop that noise.

my head is about to explode.

whoa.
do you remember
the autopilot sequence?

i think so.

[beeping]

just in time.
well done, tintin.

you did it.

the automatic pilot's on.

tintin? tintin!

we've lost him.

maintain radio contact. I'm
going to the landing site.

the rocket is now
within telescope range.

the nuclear motor
has just cut out

for re-entry into
the earth's atmosphere.

faster, driver, faster.

the auxiliary engine
has taken over.

the rocket is about to land.

let's hope they're
still alive.

there it is.
[siren blares]

what's that car doing?

it'll be flattened
like a pancake.

[sirens wail]

[brakes squeal]

[sirens wail]

[chatter]

mr. Baxter.

mr. Baxter, the rocket crew are
not responding to our calls.

get electric saws. Quick.

we'll cut them out.

[machine grinding]

faster. Faster.

professor, professor.

get the oxygen masks, quick.

where am i?

the rocket!
it's all right, tintin.

you made it.
you're back on earth.

what about the others?

where's snowy?
[barking]

snowy! hello, old boy.

i was beginning to think
i wouldn't see you again.

tintin, we made it.

what an adventure.

one of our best, captain.

congratulations, professor.

all your hard work
has paid off.

you sent a rocket to the moon.

yes, and i'm going back soon.

do you hear me, everyone?
we're going back soon!

not with me, you're not.

i'll never set foot
in that flying coffin again.

if there's one thing
i learned from all this,

man's proper place--
[barks]

[grunts]

...is on the earth.

[all laugh]

[barking]

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