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[ Man Narrating ] Last week, you'll recall
we left Dr. Smith with Will Robinson,

both unaware that
their every move

was being
scrutinized from afar

by weird alien eyes.

What's that?

Just a necklace I was
making for Penny.

That's all they're good
for in a place like this,

but you know
how girls are.

Always liking
useless stuff.

Hey, wanna play chess?

Affirmative.

When I think of the value of
these rocks back on Earth...

Oh, the pain.

The pain.

[ Beeping ]

[ Beeping ]

Mom?

Mom?

Mom!

What is it, dear?

Look!

[Beeping Continues]

Well, that's odd.

I've never seen
a blip shaped like that

on the screen before,
have you?

No, what do you
suppose it could be?

It's probably a malfunction
in the scanner.

Don?
Yeah?

Can you come here
a minute?

Just a second.

No, right now.

What is it?

Well, look at
this scanner.

What's wrong with it?

Well, l think
it's acting up again.

Oh, no, I just checked it out this morning.
What's wrong with it?

It's gone. Just now.

What's gone?

The strange spot.

You sure you haven't been seeing
spots in front of your eyes?

No, no, really.
It was right there.

We both saw it.

Well, for a minute,
anyway.

Well, there's
nothing there now,

and besides,
if it were a blip,

it couldn't
just disappear.

It would have to
fly off somewhere.

Right?

Well, I guess maybe our eyes
were playing tricks on us.

I know I saw it.
I know I did!

[ Beeping ]

[Shrill Whistling]

[Male Voice Speaking
Alien Language]

[Alien Language Continues]

I don't understand.
I don't understand you.

Are you native to
this speck of dust?

I beg your pardon?

This globule.

This planetoid.

Ah. Planet.

You mean, am I native
in the sense of born here?

That is a true statement.

You will now reply
yes or no.

Native?

Oh, no. Not me.
You have the wrong party.

If it's natives
you're after,

there's a whole tribe of them
right down there in the valley.

The natives here are called Robinsons.
I could show you the way.

lam from Earth.

You know, over in
the central solar system,

just three planets
away from the sun.

You must have heard of it.

Earth. Ah, yes.

A minor planetoid still in a
near-barbaric state of development.

Exactly.

But I suppose
you will do.

I'll do? I'll do for What?

I doubt if you
would understand.

Why not? I've got
a scientific mind.

Very well, then.
Attend closely.

One of the circuits in our guidance
control system has worn out.

We must replace what you
would call a computer.

Ah, well,
the natives down there,

they've got a slew of
computers in their spaceship.

I could get one for you right
away if you'll let me go.

Primitive toys.

A million times
a million of them

would not replace
one of our components.

Then what do you
want with me?

Only one type of computer
will serve our needs.

What's that?

A humanoid brain.

A what?

Even such
a primitive one as yours.

Mine?

Only a portion of it.

Oh, no, wait. Wait a minute.
You don't want my brain.

Why, I'm so ignorant,
I'm almost feeble-minded.

Try me!
Ask me a question!

We can remedy that.

We may have to
reduce your size somewhat

to fit the available space.

That's impossible!
You can't!

Why do you say that?

I'm a medical man!
I'm telling you!

The human body
isn't a grab bag.

It's either all
or nothing!

[Shrill Whistling]

As I said,
we can remedy that.

[Whirring]

Stop! Stop!

What are you doing?

Help! Help!

[Pulsing Beep]

Where am I?

[Alien ] You are within
our spacecraft.

Do not trouble your feeble mind
with questions about its size.

All that is relative, as you
will see when we reduce you.

No, wait.
Wait, you won't have to.

I have a better idea.

Name it.

Suppose I get
someone smaller for you,

someone with
a really marvelous brain,

whom you won't
have to shorten.

Somebody who will
fit all in one piece.

Where would you find it?

Where would you find it?

Awaiting.

One of those Robinsons.

I could get one
for you immediately

if you'll just
let me go.

We will consult.

You show treachery
and cunning,

noble qualities on your
native planet, no doubt,

but indicating defective relays
in your reasoning circuits.

That's it exactly.

I'm a scoundrel,
a thoroughly bad sort.

Hopelessly unreliable.

Why, I'm doing you
the greatest favor,

furnishing a substitute for
my morbid, villainous brain.

Very well. Go and bring
the small Robinson.

You won't be sorry.
You'll see.

To guard against betrayal,
we shall move elsewhere.

Then how do I find you?

[Gasps]

That will guide you.

If you fail to return
within one orbit of time,

that band about your neck
wit! ensure your termination

in exquisite agony.

You can count on me
to deliver the goods.

Oh, yes, sir.
I won't let you down.

[Whirring]

I'm going rock hunting
down by the lava bed.

You can come
if you like.

That is, if you don't
have anything else to do.

Current programming requires that
I maintain this fixed position.

Why?

In the event birds seek
to steal from our garden,

I am to scare them away.

That's just being
a scarecrow.

You shouldn't
have to do that.

You're an environmental
control robot.

You're really important.

That is what I have
tried to tell them.

Well, when I come back, I'm gonna
talk to Dr. Smith about that.

You just wait.

Scarecrow.

Will? Will! Will?

He has gone.

I know that.
I can see for myself.

[Gasping ]

All right, all right.
I'm going.

Can you remove this?

Affirmative.
Shh.

How would you do it?

A 100, 000- volt charge will
blast it from your neck.

I will proceed to do so.

[Gasping ]

No. No, strike that.
Erase it.

You, inside
the spaceship.

I prefer working
without an audience.

Hello, my dear.

Completing your
daily chores, I see.

Don said if we didn't
watch these carefully,

the nitrogen in
the atmosphere would

make them grow as
big as our spaceship.

Penny, my dear,
when you're finished,

there is the most incredible
thing I want to take you to see.

It'll be our
little secret.

Let us in on your little
secret too, Smith.

Oh, it was nothing.
Nothing at all.

Just a little child's game
I was going to make up.

Oh, come on, now.
What are you up to?

You have an evil,
suspicious mind, Major.

I just happened to
be off for a stroll.

You didn't see Will,
by any chance?

He went off to the lava
bed, rock hunting.

You stay away from
that boy, Smith.

Not very concerned about his
higher education, are you?

lam concerned, every
time I see him with you.

Hey, let me
tell you something.

If I ever catch you telling
that boy wild stories again,

SO help me, Smith, I'll...
Don, you have no right to...

That's all right,
my dear.

I'm sorry.

No need to threaten
brute violence, Major.

I know how afraid
you are of my influence,

and how easy
you have found it

to forget all the good things
that I have done for you.

Good day, my dear.

Good day, Major.

There is no hatred for you in my heart.
Only pity.

Sadness and pity.

Just go.

I'm ready now, Don.
Good.

Dad!

Oh, John. I'm so
glad you're back.

I think I discovered a new
source of fresh water.

Good. Where's everybody going?

I'm gonna look for Will.
Where did he go?

Rock hunting.
He was a little sore

because I wouldn't
go with him.

That doesn't
sound like too much

of an emergency.
Why the long face?

I'm a little uneasy.

This morning, there was a
strange blip on the scanner.

A blip? Judy and I both saw it,

and then
it just disappeared.

And then... Well, tell
your dad about Dr. Smith.

Well, Dr. Smith came in, and he
was acting kind of peculiar.

He asked Don where Will was, and Don
told him to stay away from him.

Well, I don't understand.
Exactly what had happened?

Well, I'm just worried
about what he might do.

Please,
let's go find him.

All right.

Where's Will?

Left to look
for rock samples.

Sidetracked by a find of semiprecious
mineral among the lava beds.

Now, just tell me why you
didn't try to stop him.

I am not programmed
for baby-sitting.

Don, is the extra
rocket belt refueled?

I don't know.
I didn't check it out.

Oh, that's great.
Why not'?

Now, wait a minute, Professor.
I don't mind taking orders,

but I draw the line
at being bossed around

like some kind
of a field hand.

Don, that will do. Please,
let's go find Will.

I'm sorry.

When you get
the belt refueled,

work the area
south of the ship.

I'll take the Chariot and go north.
Right.

Judy, you stay here and look
out for Penny, will you?

I'm coming with you.
All right.

[Rapid Clicking]

[Screaming]

[Sighs Loudly]

Dr. Smith!

[Groaning]

Are you all right?

Don't trouble
about me, my boy.

Just save yourself
and your loved ones.

[Groans]

Go! No use
wasting time on me.

I'm done for,
I tell you. [Groans]

What do I tell them?
What happened?

Tell them to escape while
they can before the power...

Power? What power?

[Groaning ] Oh, I tried.
I tried to save them.

To make up for the shameful, vile and
infamous things that I... [Groans]

You're not so bad.
Really.

Bless you for those
precious words, my boy.

[Groaning ] All I ask
before I go to that bourn

from which no traveler
returns is... [Groaning]

Forgiveness.

Sure, I forgive you.

But if you know
something about

some kind of power,
you've got to help us.

You've got to!

The help of a dying man?

You can't die!

You must know how
to save yourself.

You're a doctor.
I'll help you.

A doctor.

Yes, of course.

Bless my soul, my boy,
if you haven't put

your finger on
the crux of the matter.

Yes. Here.
Here, my boy.

Hold this over my mouth
and switch it on.

Isn't this what you always
use for a flashlight?

Flashlight?

This is an ion generator

to purify
the negative mortifications

that have poisoned
my metabolism.

Oh.
[lnhales 1 Ahh!

[Groaning]

Ahh!

By the flaming
beard of Hippocrates,

you have the golden touch about you,
my boy, and no mistake about it!

You saved my life.
You did.

As good as any surgeon could have
done with a whole battery of knives.

But your loved ones...

What a pity you can't
do the same for them.

Why not?

Didn't I tell you about
the malevolent alien power

threatening,
at this very moment,

to scoop them up
like butterflies

and take them back
to their own repulsive planet

to study what
makes them tick?

What kind of power?

They're only about a million
years ahead of us, that's all.

Wait until you
see their spaceship.

It's out of this world!

Gosh, what do we do?

Do? About what?

To save them, my folks.

Heaven knows.

I would spend my worthless
life in the attempt.

But I can't
do it alone.

I'll go get Don.

No, you won't!

He'd ruin everything with his
brutish military solutions

to the most delicate problems
in human communication.

And the ferocious grudge
that he's got against me?

Not that I ever
claimed to be a saint.

Oh, no. Never anything more than
an ordinary, fallible human being

just minding
his own business.

[Gagging]

What we need is
resourcefulness,

quick thinking, surprise
and undaunted courage!

Do you really
think I could?

Yes.

And prove to your mom and
dad once and for all

that you're a man,

that you're somebody who can be
trusted to choose his own friends.

But how?

Bless you, my boy.

Didn't you think that
your dear, old Dr. Smith

had a neat little scheme up
his sleeve this very moment?

A scheme to do what?

To infiltrate. To pull the
wool over their eyes.

Together, we overpower these
heartless foreign creatures.

Take over their spaceship
and return to Earth

in glorious triumph.

[John Shouting]
Will! [ Echoing]

Will! [ Echoing]

Will!

Will. Will?

Can you hear us, Will?

Answer if you hear me.

If they find you, they won't let
you go on this grand adventure.

But they'll
be worried.

They'll ruin everything.

Will? Answer
if you hear me.

Will!

Maybe you're right.

Good boy.

Someday, you will
all thank me for this.

Will. Will, if you
read me, come in. Will.

Will? Will?

Will, come in
if you hear me.

John, look!

What?

Well, that's odd.

I could have sworn
I saw...

You saw what?

Well, I don't know. A balloon,
or a spacecraft, or something.

Well, I guess I was wrong.
There's nothing there.

[Engine Starts]

[Alien 2] Destroy?

[Alien 1 ]Wait.
They may be of some use.

We can always
dispose of them later.

He's been here.

Yeah.

And Smith
was with him.

Where do you suppose
they've gone?

I don't know.

Do you think this has anything
to do with that strange blip

we saw on
the radar screen?

Which way did they go?

Insufficient data.

Are they in any danger?

Insufficient data.

They're around here
somewhere, darling.

Don't worry.
We'll find them.

Come along, my boy. Come along.
We must hurry.

Coming, Dr. Smith.

But... [Muffled Cry]

Will. Will. lf you
hear me, come in, Will.

Let me drive for a while.

If you want to
save their lives,

you must be strong,
my boy. Strong.

Come along, my boy.
We're almost there.

How much further is it?

Well, now,

not quite as
close as your shadow,

nor quite as far as Texas,
but somewhere between.

I still think
I should've told my folks

where I was going.

Maybe I should call them
on my walkie-talkie.

I wouldn't
tell them anything,

just that I was all right.

Where did you get that?

I always carry it with me
in case something happens.

What a clever,
thoughtful boy you are.

[Chuckles]

Let's get along, shall we?

You lead the way
for a while.

That way.

That way.

This way.

Ow! You hurt me!

Do you know what
I just saved you from?

A bunch of dust. What's
so dangerous about that?

Give me your walkie-talkie,
and I'll show you.

[Steady Beep 1

You can hear that for at
least a mile, can't you?

Sure.

[Beeping Fades]

Can you hear it still?

That's how deep
you would have sunk,

miles and miles
straight down,

if I hadn't saved you.

Now will you trust me?

But now I won't be able to
make contact with my folks.

That's the idea.

After all,
if you could contact them,

they'd come after you,
wouldn't they?

And if they found you,
they'd be doomed. Doomed.

Come along.
Let's hurry.

Don't touch that!
But...

That stuff would've
taken the hide off you

quicker than
a peach in boiling oil.

But I've seen Mom use the same
kind of water to cook in.

Dear boy,
it may look the same,

but chemically, it's no closer to
water than chalk is to cheese.

You know what I think? I think
you're just fooling me.

I don't think there's any
danger to me or to my folks.

I think you just took me
away from them to get even,

or to force them to take you
back, or I don't know what!

All right,
if you think I'm a humbug,

go right ahead and put
your hand in the water.

Go on.

You shouldn't be afraid
to put your hand

in what seems to be clear,
harmless drinking water.

Go on.

Well?

I apologize.

I'm mad at myself
for being so mean-minded.

Will you forgive me?

Don't give it
another thought.

Now, let's get along,
shall we?

[Maureen ]
There was something here.

Blast burns.

I determine
an alien presence.

Alien? You mean,
from this planet?

On this planet,
we are the aliens.

Touché.

What kind of
alien presence?

Kindly rephrase your question
in more specific terms.

I mean,
is it a human presence?

Anti-human.

Anything?

Nothing.

Not from Earth?

[ Robot]
From Anti-Earth.

What does that mean?

If that means what
I think it does...

Your thought waves
are on the right track.

Now he's reading our minds.

Minds emit waves.

Waves may be captured and
computed back into words.

Anti-human?

These anti-people, have
they got ahold of Will yet?

Insufficient data.

But well within
the realm of probability.

We'd better get moving.

[Alien 2] Destroy now?

[Alien 1 ] Not yet.

This way.

I simply must rest.

What's that?

Oh, that...

Oh, that's a little souvenir
I managed to make off with

in case anyone were
to question my story.

Can I see it?

Well, I was beginning to think
our new friends had made off

without so much
as saying goodbye.

Why would they do that?

All they want is someone
for study purposes.

Maybe they captured
one of your sisters

and returned to their
own sinister planet.

My sisters?

Don't worry.

They're still here.

But we must make haste
and overpower them

before they find someone
less able to defend herself.

How do we do it?

You will be
the secret agent

who penetrates to the very
heart of their control center.

Then you and I will know
exactly what to do.

[Electrical Hum]

What's that?

Come on, my boy.
You know the whole plan.

But you never really
explained it to me.

Never fear, my boy. I will
always be closely at hand.

Meanwhile, remember, courage
and fortitude at all times.

Courage and fortitude.

Hello? Hello?

I'm Will Robinson
from Earth.

[John ]
Will! [ Echoing]

[Gasping ]

What do you
still want with me?

I delivered the goods,
didn't I?

The humanoid object
is of fitting size,

but its brain has
not yet been tested

for satisfactory performance.

Well, you'll see.

He's a bright one,
smart as a whip.

We are about to test the
capacity of his brain.

If it falls below
our requirements,

we may have to employ
both yours and his.

Now, wait one minute.
That wasn't in the bargain.

AH right, you are free.

Go now and leave us.

[Alien] Greetings.
You are a Robinson?

Is that correct?

Yes, sir.
One of them, anyway.

How come it's so big in here
and so little outside?

Within this ship, we are in
a field of fifth dimension

where size has no meaning and is beyond
your present capacity to comprehend.

That foolish man
who brought you,

he made you believe
you could betray us

and employ our vessel to return
to your own primitive planet.

Is that not so?

Yes, sir.

Your moral programming
is admirably straight.

The truth is, we need more
than the power of your brain.

We have been traveling

since long before the earliest
moments of your planet's history.

Our mental powers
have grown weary.

We do not intend
to harm you.

But we need your youth, your
freshness, your curiosity.

But I'm not curious
or fresh.

And I just look young.
Honest.

[ Beep]

[Maureen ] There it is.

That's the same strange-shaped
blip Judy and I saw this morning.

[John] It's at
a bearing of 210 degrees.

Will?
Will!

Will!
Will!

Will?
Will!

Will!
Will!

Will!
Will!

Wait. Wait.

It's Dr. Smith.

They got Will! Listen to me.
They got him.

Where? Where is he?
Who's got him?

He's safe. He's safe,
but he can't get away.

Where?

These creatures,
they captured us both.

They mumbled some rubbish

about using a human brain
for a computer.

Brain?
They kept Will.

We've got to do something.
They may take off any minute!

You feed him that
information fast!

Yes, yes, of course.

Alien spacecraft
required human brain

to replace
damaged component.

My brain
checked out too old.

But why didn't you offer
him the Robot's brain?

I did! I did offer it. They said
his brain is too primitive.

Where is he now?

I suppose he's already working,
plugged into their circuits,

computing the angle
and velocity of departure.

How do I know?

Will you get inside
and show us the way?

Yes. Yes, of course. Don't worry.
Will and I have a plan.

Get in there!

[Alien ] You are free
of discomfort?

I guess so.

Yet in low spirits, disconsolate,
a prey to melancholy.

Huh?

You lament
your forbearers.

My What?

Father and mother,
you miss them.

What do you think?

We can, if you wish,
erase your memory circuits.

Then you will cease to feel
the pain of separation.

No! I want to remember them!

Very well.
We shall depart

as soon as your cerebral
circuits have been fully tested.

I don't care about
your old computer.

I'm not gonna think
of anything for you

unless I can go
back with my folks.

Regrettably,
for a period of time,

we will need you
more than they.

There it is.

Look, there's Don.

Don? Where are Judy
and Penny?

They're fine. I told them to stay
buttoned up inside the spaceship.

Get down!

So that's
the monster.

Now, that doesn't look
very monstrous, does it?

Neither do you.

Do you suppose we
could blast them out?

[ Robot ] The craft is surrounded...
[Spaceship Whirring]

...by a force field
in the fifth dimension,

which is
mathematically impossible.

l guess it takes a human being
to accept the impossible.

Stop them.
Can't you stop them?

Negative.

Maureen!
Will!

I order you to try!

They will disable me.
[Whirring Continues]

I order you to
try and stop them.

Again!
I order you to try!

It's no use. It's just like
throwing good money after bad,

if you don't
mind the comparison.

I do mind.

No! Don't do anything!

I'll run your old computer.

Do we have your promise?

Yeah. Yeah, it's a promise.

[Will ] Dad,
can you hear me?

Will!
Will, are you all right?

Don't worry, Dad.
Don't worry, Mom.

Everything's gonna be okay.

Ask Dr. Smith.
He fixed it up for me.

I can explain
everything later.

[Rumbling]

[Alien ] Awaiting
computation of trajectory.

Auditing computation!
At once!

I can't. Honestly, I can't.

The answer's
right in front of me,

but I just can't seem to...

You must clear your mental
circuits of emotional blockages.

How can I?

By forgetting your
family completely

and thinking only of
the angle of trajectory.

I'm trying.

I'm trying as hard
as I can, but I just...

I order you to concentrate!

What is that on your cheek?

Whatever that is,

it is causing our computer
phase cells to burn out!

I order you to stop that.

I can't help it.

[Alien ] Computer vector
cycles are short-circuiting!

You must stop it!

When you have helped us
get back to our planet,

we will see that
you are returned

to this miserable place.

So there is no need
for wasted emotion.

It's not wasted. I love them,

and I don't want to
leave them at all.

You will see them again, but
you must try to concentrate.

I'm trying as hard as I can,

but I just keep thinking...

Love, what is it?

Can you eat it?
What does it do

except befog
the clarity of the brain?

Will!

[Alien] Extraordinary.

It seems to be
a form of madness

common to all of them.

I can't help
feeling the way I do!

What primitive, barbaric
little creatures you are.

On your own planet, you slaughter
each other unceasingly,

all in the name of love.

At least we keep
trying to get better.

We don't go around
turning people into machines.

Let him go.

His mind is far too primitive
to be of any service to us.

[Alien 2] But in a few moments,
we shall be fully powered up.

Without him to
complete the circuit,

the power will destroy us.

He is useless.
Let him go.

[Whirring]

John!
Will!

Will?

[Steam Hissing]

Will!

Will! Oh, my Will!
You're all right!

Will! Ha, ha!
Will! Ahh!

Hey, Dr. Smith. Our plan
worked out okay,huh?

Yes, indeed, my boy. Just leave
it to dear, old Dr. Smith.

Will, what happened?

Well, there were these guys, and they
didn't have any bodies or mouths.

No bodies? No! And they
tried to take my brain!

Your brain? What did they
want with your brain?

I don't know.
[John Chuckling]

[Thinking ] All trace of the alien
spaceship disappeared in the explosion.

And with it,
any hopes we might have had

of learning about this strange
race from beyond the stars.

Our main concern now is that our
water conversion unit be protected

from the extremes of heat
we know are to come.

[DON ] Tired?

[Judy] Hot.
There's not a breath of air.

[Don ] And not likely to be
if this drought keeps up.

Give me a hand
with that, will you?

Well, one thing, once we get this
water conversion unit insulated,

we won't have to worry
about evaporation.

Do you hear anything?

No.

Will, will you ask
Don and Judy

to come in now?
Lunch is almost ready.

Yes, ma'am.

[Crashing ]

Did you hurt yourself?

Is there gonna
be a storm?

[Crashing ]

It's a quake!

Where's Judy?

She's outside with Don.

[Loud Rumbling]

Don! Hurry!

Hurry!
Get to the ship!

No!
Go, now!