All language subtitles for lost_in_space_s01e04_there_were_giants_in_the_earth

Last week, as you'll remember, Will
Robinson slipped away from the spaceship

try to repair the chariot, unaware that
the renegade robot, programmed to obey

only Dr. Smith's voice orders, was loose
in the area.

Guess I was wrong.

Everybody thought I could fix it.

Boy, it's cold.

I gotta get back to the ship.

Run.

Unessential personnel are found alone,
destroyed.

Go on out to try to fix that chariot.

Don't worry, we'll bring him right back.

Smith, where are you going?

Just on my way to prepare a little after
-dinner surprise.

You may not be aware of it, but I happen
to be. You may not be aware of what's

going to happen to you if your friend
the robot causes any more trouble.

My friend? Well, you programmed him so
he only obeys your voice.

An oversight on my part.

But when you think about it, what
possible trouble could that friendly

of mad... Dad, help me. It's the robot.
He's trying... Let's go.

I must put you through a routine check.

Temporary delay allowed.

Circuit open.

Get Smith.

Tell him you'll put him back in that
deep freeze if he doesn't get out here

stop this.

King's Pawn to King's Five.

Queen's Knight to King's Bishop Two.

Will! Don't distract him. He knows what
he's doing.

Queen's Bishop to King's Knight Four.

Queen's Bishop to King's Knight Four.

Major West, just in time to test a
culinary marvel.

The crepe Suzette Henri Carpanchier de
Paris, which I learned at the feet of

master.

Get outside.

And stop that tin monster.

Or I'll wring your neck.

Threaten violence, will you?

Stand back, sir.

Or I'll drum on your noggin until it
rings like the Canterbury chimes.

I surrender.

All right.

Now get out and make the robot stop.

Of course, my dear fellow. Of course.

One false move.

Knight to queen's bishop,

three. It does not compute.

Cancel.

Knight to king, three.

Very clever, my boy.

Very clever using a chess game to check
your circuits.

Congratulations, sir. You've spawned a
brilliant little tank. You get that

pack out right now. Dr. Smith to the
rescue.

Cease and desist.

Just another moment, my boy.

Ah.

There, there, my brave boy.

It's all over now. You take your hands
off him. My dear madam. Don't you dear

madam me turning that thing loose on
him? But I had nothing to do with it. I

give you my word.

Well, then how did it get activated?

My dear Dr. Robinson, I was here alone.

A puny mortal facing heaven knows what
perils in a strange world.

I was entitled to some protection,
wasn't I?

Naturally, I never dreamed that... Why
weren't you on hand to control it when

returned? I was preparing our little
surprise.

By the way, dear lady, where do you keep
the orange bitters? Crepes to Zed are

sublime with orange bitters. And a
disaster without it...

life forms may exist on this planet.

We only know that we must depend on
ourselves for survival.

So starting tomorrow, we're going to
turn this immediate area into a self

-sufficient community, and that means
everyone is going to have his job to do.

And that means everyone.

Do you understand, Dr. Smith?

I pledge you my utmost cooperation, sir.

What about the robot?

He's a member of the community, isn't
he? Oh, we'll bring him in, but for the

time being, he'll remain deactivated.
But Dad! That's another one of those

orders, son.

Yes, sir.

I suggest we turn in. We're going to
have a busy day tomorrow.

Ah!

Excellent work, gentlemen.

Excellent.

You don't suppose you could give us a
hand with this heavy gear, do you?

I mean, we'd like to get this force
field set up before nightfall.

So sorry, old man. I promised to help
Miss Judy in the garden.

But carry on.

Helping your father and Major West set
up the force field.

Very important work, my dear. They
required my advice on a technical

What a shame.

You've almost finished.

There's still that section over there.

Ah, yes. So there is.

Incredible.

This native soil has all the richness of
the Mississippi Delta.

Fine, heavy loam. Looks like sand to me.

Nonsense.

Ah, yes.

Don said it wasn't safe to use any of
the native soil.

Ridiculous. However, I will take a
little sample of this to the lab for a

analysis.

Meanwhile, my dear, you carry on with
your planting.

By the way, what are you setting out?

Potatoes, peas, carrots, tomatoes,
squash and corn.

And little green onions, my dear.

Oh, yes, indeed.

Plenty of little green onions.

Yes.

Carry on.

Soil analysis.

Well, anyway, he's a good cook.

Sure he is.

young scientist working on today.

Visual scanner.

I figured I could repair the one that
got ruined in the wreck.

It won't work as good as new, but it
ought to show what's going on within a

radius of a few miles.

Darn.

Can you lend me a hand for a few
minutes?

My dear boy, I would be doing you a
disservice if I offered assistance.

Little setbacks are good for the young.
They build character.

Besides, I have an important experiment
in the laboratory.

What are you doing here?

My dear madam, there are limits to the
endurance of me, a bone and sinew. I

been going at top speed all day, and
I've reached the point of exhaustion.

However, I'm happy to say that not only
have I solved our hydroponic farming

problems, but also we shall shortly be
enjoying the fruits of my labors from

behind an impregnable defense system, to
which I also contributed.

Now move back. You're too close to the
field.

Okay, try the laser.

Okay, that's it.

That force field would stop a rocket
barrage. I think so.

What's our next move now? We'll fix the
chariot and bring it in. We're going to

need transportation.

We'll start in the morning. Good.

Goodbye, darling. Goodbye.

When will you be back?

Well, it shouldn't take more than a
couple of hours to fix the chariot and

back.

Will, you're in charge. And I want you
to take good care of your mother and

sisters. Yes, sir.

But, Dad, about the robot, just... I
want you to leave that robot alone.

That's an order, understand?

But, Dad... That's it, William.

Yes, sir.

Bye -bye.

You didn't offer much of an argument,
did you? You heard what he called me,

didn't you?

And Dad calls me William in that tone of
voice.

It's no use in arguing.

Mother!

What is it?

Come quickly. Something terrible is
happening in the garden.

Where?

Dr. Smith planted the seeds.

I found them just now. They grew
overnight.

Well, doctor, what do you make of it?

Just a small offering on my part toward
the welfare of his brave company.

This one pot alone should provide us
with days of nutritious eating.

May I?

Good lad.

Excellent shooting, my boy, excellent.

I'll take over now.

What were you doing when my mother and
sisters needed you?

I was about to run for a weapon, of
course. Prepare to tell my life dearly

mortal combat to defend your relatives.

I'll bet you were.

There, there now. That's enough of that,
Will.

Come on, Will.

I should do it.

I worry about leaving the family alone.

Bad terrain. You better slow down.

That's strange.

I never noticed those rough spots
before.

animal nor vegetable, but combining
characteristics of each.

What does it mean?

Well, those cells came from tissue
obtained from the thing that incubated

that garden pea.

Here.

Look at these.

They're the same.

Exactly.

And that slide contains a sample of
native soil from this planet.

The soil of this planet contains a
parasite requiring another life form in

to reach maturity.

That's right.

That or metamorphosis.

Meaning?

A constant changing sequence of life
forms.

Starting with some insignificant life
cell in the soil and ending who knows

where. Perhaps I should mention that the
garden pea which served as host to this

particular specimen was six feet long.

I suggest, gentlemen, that we remain
constantly on guard.

Vegetation -wise, at least, we are on a
most hostile planet.

Boy, when I think of all the things you
could do for us if you were only fixed

right, I bet Dad would really thank me
if I could get you going right.

It couldn't be that hard.

Now, if I only figured it right, then
again, suppose I did it wrong.

Boy, now I know how that old Dr.

Frankenstein must have felt.

It does not compute.

Never mind that. How do you feel? The
word feel has no relation. It does not

compute.

What's that?

A sound.

I know that, Dopey. What kind of sound?

Hey, wait. Where are you going?

Unidentified sounds require
investigation.

Operative must deactivate.

And who turned off that force field?

The robot did.

I thought I told you to stay away from
the robot.

Yes, sir. But I thought if I could...
Don't you realize he might have turned

you again?

Might have tried to destroy us all? Yes,
sir. But I thought if I could reprogram

him... Now, what do you know about
reprogramming a complicated...

Where is he now?

We heard a noise and the robot went
after it.

I'm sorry, Dad. I'll go get him if you
want me to. No.

You go to bed.

Yes, sir. I'll talk to you in the
morning.

Good night, Jesus.

I want to talk to you about last night.

I thought Shuri'd be back by now.

Well, you happen to be a very bright and
very talented boy.

All right?

Look at me.

But you're still a boy.

And there are some things that even the
brightest, most talented boys should

leave to older hands.

Now...

With a little patience and a little
time, we could have reprogrammed that

to do its job.

But because you acted without thought or
permission, we lost a piece of valuable

equipment that we needed very badly.

And that's all I'm going to say to you
about the robot.

They come back.

Data inaccurate.

Does not compute.

Does not compute.

Does not compute.

What in the world is he talking about?

Humanoid, not 16 meters high.

Data inaccurate.

He's flipped.

Well, if you ask me, I think the thing's
had a nervous breakdown.

Does not compute.

I guess he needs a rest.

It's been a big day for him. I wonder
what he saw.

I don't know.

But whatever it was, it was too much for
his memory banks.

Let's go inside. We'll work it out
there.

Our first weeks in this strange world
have passed, and all are healthy and in

good spirits.

Since the incident of the giant pod,
we've encountered nothing in the way of

alien life.

Although among us all is the vague
feeling of another presence, somewhere

there in the vast wastes.

We have since learned how to plant
safely in this alien soil, and to

some of its strange ostrich -like
animals.

The amazing growth rate of the soil has
already provided us with an adequate

food supply.

Today, however, a new problem presented
itself.

Well, why should it die overnight?

I don't know.

It's been colder than this, but not cold
enough to kill the plants.

Well, perhaps a night frost.

Well, I think our weather station would
have warned us in time to save the

plants. And besides, wouldn't we have
felt the cold ourselves?

Inside the ship with the automatic heat?

Well, it could fall to below zero late
at night and we'd never notice it.

Maybe Don and I had better check that
weather station.

The wind is stronger.

to tomorrow, the temperature will drop
150 below zero.

What do we do?

We're going to have to head south, but
fast.

Abandon the spaceship?

What if it's finally spotted by some
passing rocket?

They'll televise a picture, back to
Earth.

Oh, yeah, that's great.

A picture showing no signs of life, no
survivors.

Well, Don, I'd rather not be found at
all if I had to be picked up by a pair

ice tongs.

Come on, let's get out of here.

You know, I suppose we could just...

button up the hatches and stick it out
inside the spaceship, do you? We'd

to death.

Take my word for it. Even if we could
insulate well enough, the solar

would never stand the brain.

It's moving day, Major West.

Wait a minute.

There's one gauge I think we ought to
check just to see how much time we do

have.

That must be what the robot saw.

No wonder the poor clunker had a nervous
breakdown.

That couldn't be it.

It is.

A footprint.

Not of a man.

Of a something that walks on two feet.

Only five times as big as anything we
ever thought of as human.

Giants?

Come on, dog.

Let's go.

I don't want to leave the family alone a
second longer than necessary.

I don't believe it. Neither do I.

Let's get out of here.

How's it coming?

Pretty good.

too many, dear.

I won't, Mother.

They'll be killed if we don't. Oh, now,
Judy, please, just calm down.

You sure did.

Well?

What are you doing here?

I saw you in trouble over the scope, so
I... So you thought you'd come and save

us. And you did save us.

Now, I want you to promise me something.

On your word of honor.

Yes, sir?

When I tell you to stay and protect the
family, don't you ever leave your post

again, understand?

If we're going to survive in this place,
we must follow orders.

And that goes for all of us. There may
be other giants around.

Here.

Put this on.

There you go.

Ah.

Not as big as you thought you were, huh?

Uh -uh. All right. Let's move.

Are you out of your collective minds?

Here we have simple comforts, a more
than adequate cuisine, ample protection

from the perils of a planet, and you
want me to leave?

It's either that or freeze to death.

My dear sir, Zachary Smith would rather
freeze to death intact than provide a

few morsels for some carnivorous giant.

No, you do as you please. I shall stay
here.

It's your funeral, sir.

Just leave me a few necessities. I feel
confident that I shall survive.

We'll leave you all we can spare.

Well, Don, let's see about getting
underway.

Good luck, Smith.

You'll need it.

You'll come back, never fear.

And you'll find me here, snug as can be.
You'll see.

I guess this is goodbye, Robot.

Goodbye.

Goodbye, a sentimental phrase to
indicate the separation or parting of

beings. Never mind that. It means I
won't be seeing you for a while.

They arrive from an early English
expression.

That's enough.

And the least you can do is try to show
a little decent sentiment.

We won't be together anymore.

That does not compute.

Oh.

Maybe that'll teach us something about
sentiment.

Come on, kids, keep moving.

I want us to get out of here as quickly
as we can.

All right.

Children, come on now, let's go.

Will, where's Penny?

Where's your sister?

She was riding on the turtle, she and
the blue.

Then all of a sudden she was gone.

Where did she go?

I don't know, I turned around and she
wasn't there anymore.

Don't worry, I'll find her.

Penny?

Penny?

Penny? Penny?

When that blizzard hits, which may be
sooner than we expect, The temperature's

going to drop about 60 degrees in less
than half an hour.

Now, the moment it hits 10 below, I want
you to take off by way of the inland

sea.

Wouldn't we be better off going by land?

We'd have to go through the Giant's
Valley.

And that's too risky, especially after
that close call we had this morning.

Now, Doc, I'm not going to take off
without you. Whether I come back or not.

If I catch pneumonia from this, they're
never, ever going to let me play with

either of you again.

I knew turtles were stubborn, but I
thought you'd have more sense than to

away.

Daddy!

Daddy!

Oh, Daddy, I was so frightened.

It's all right. There's nothing to be
frightened of.

It's all right. Oh, I'm cold.

I'll bet you are.

Nine below.

One more degree and they'll leave
without us. Come on, piggyback.

Come on, Debbie. Come on.

Come on. Come on.

Come on.

All right?

Yeah. Okay, hang on now. Okay.

and Penny. We just can't. We have to.
Well, I'll die if we don't.

Don, please, just a few more minutes.

You think I like to leave without them?

When Dr. Robinson said ten below zero,
he didn't just pick a number out of a

hat.

That's the deadline, but the emphasis on
dead if we don't stick to it. No, no,

I'm not leaving without them.

Don't start the motor. Don, I won't.

Just in case.

What's the matter? Those big boulders
didn't do the power unit any good.

How long to fix?

A couple hours anyway.

I don't know how safe it is, but we'd
better camp here.

camp here.

All the comforts of home. Home was never
like this.

Judy and Don, he was kissing her on the
hand like this.

Bet he picked up a million germs.

Oh, Penny dear, young people sometimes
have ways of doing things which, to

heads such as you and I, may seem a
little strange.

In other words, I should mind my own
business?

That's right.

I thought so.

I do find it hard to think of Judy as
anything but a child.

Well, considering the population
implosion up here, we can't very well

to play the field now, can we?

No, that's right.

Now I know the one scientific specialty
we didn't bring from Earth.

What's that?

A marriage counselor.

For them?

Who else?

like some sort of a... a kind of a
castle.

You don't suppose there's somebody still
living here?

We'll soon find out.

Don, save the flares. We'll need them
later.

I'll get the flashlights.

I guess he wandered into another room.