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All right, let's go.

Last week, as you recall, Will Robinson, along with the Professor Major West and

the robot, had left our space camp in search of vitally needed water.

Professor Smith and the women remained at the Jupiter II, unaware that off in

the darkness, a desperate fugitive from outer space justice had suddenly been

turned loose on their planet.

Oh, what a pleasant evening it is.

I think I shall sleep under the stars tonight.

Well, if you do, Dr. Smith, I'd advise you to move inside the force field.

Oh, come, come, madam.

What could possibly happen on a quiet, peaceful evening like this?

You stupid, bumbling brutes!

You've lost him.

I'll have you punished for this, do you hear?

Now pick up his sprayer. I want him found.

You don't stop eating those, Dr. Smith. We'll never get enough.

A few samples will never be missed.

That was a full pail when you started.

I have eaten only 103 berries. I counted them.

104. I dislike odd numbers.

All right, but you explain to Mum why we didn't get enough berries to make more

than one pie.

Oh, dear.

Perhaps I had better replenish the pail. No point in arousing your mother's ire.

Ah, yes, here we go.

Now then, one for the master.

Dr. Smith.

One for the day, now one for the little boy who lives across the... Jenny,

we will back away slowly.

When I give the word, run.

Help me, run!

Help

me.

We've got to help him. Penny, what's the matter with you?

There's something wrong with him.

I couldn't care less.

And we just can't leave him out here. He may be hurt or sick.

Indeed we can.

We've got to help him. Now, you listen to me, Penny Robinson. We are not going

to get involved with some sort of an alien. We have our own troubles.

You should be ashamed of yourself, Dr. Smith. The poor creature needs us.

Mr. Is there something I can do for you? Don't get too close.

I think he's unconscious, Dr. Smith.

Then there's nothing more we can do. Let's go. No, wait.

Look at his clothes.

Poor thing, they're practically in rags.

Let go of me! Let go of me!

Let go of me! Dr.

Smith, help me!

I won't fail, Penny!

Dr. Smith, don't leave me! Let go of me! Druggling. Let go of me!

I'm Penny Robinson from the planet Earth.

Where did the other earthling go?

To get help, I hope.

Have you seen an alien?

With two animals?

Quick, answer me!

No, sir.

In a uniform.

Are you sure?

No, I haven't seen anyone.

Please let me go. I promise I won't run.

I tried to warn her, but she wouldn't listen.

What are you talking about? Now, just calm down. Who got Penny? An alien. He

suddenly grabbed her.

We thought he was unconscious, but he was only faking. And you ran away and

her. Under the circumstances, there was nothing else I could do.

Don't look at me that way. I would gladly lay down my life to save that

child. Well, you missed a golden opportunity.

Now, where did you leave them? Only a short distance from here. I'll take you

there as soon as I arm myself. No, no, we haven't time for you to get a weapon

now. Come on. But the alien is extremely dangerous.

Judy and I... We'll protect you. Let's go. Come on.

Penny!

Penny!

He's gone.

Penny! Penny!

I left them both right here.

I'll turn on the force field.

It stopped them.

Oh, dear.

Flesh and blood can stand only so much. I'm in a state of complete shock. At

least you're safe, Dr. Smith. Betty is still out there.

Poor child.

Who knows what dire fate has befallen her.

I'm fine.

The alien let me go. Oh, thank heaven for that. At least we have met one alien

with a spark of decency and compassion.

All I care about is that Penny is safe and sound. Yes.

Yes, now tell us, what happened to the alien?

Well, I brought him back to the spaceship with me. You what?

He's below deck, asleep in Dr. Smith's quarters.

What?

Just fell into the bed. Poor man, he was at the end of his strength.

You placed him in my quarters?

In my bed?

Well, I couldn't very well let him sleep on the floor.

Oh, Penny, how could you? He was absolutely filthy.

Not anymore, he isn't. He took a shower.

Oh, and I gave him some of your clothes. I hope you don't mind.

Well, certainly not.

Why should I mind sharing my meager belongings with every hobo that wanders

I have plenty of everything.

Ohan isn't a hobo.

He's a fugitive from justice.

Now I've heard everything.

This cannot be true. A criminal is sleeping in my bed wearing my clothes?

He'll probably murder us all.

Oh, Dr. Smith, you always exaggerate so.

Ohan isn't that kind of a criminal.

He's... well, I...

Guess you'd call him sort of an international galactic burglar.

Oh, this is too much. I feel faint.

Penny, I think you'd better tell me all you know about our unexpected guest.

Now, you say his name is Ohan?

Yes. I wasn't able to find out too much. He was awfully tired.

But I do know he escaped from the planet prison, and he's being hunted.

Well, did he tell you what he's doing here?

No.

But he's not a bad person, Mom. Honesty isn't. He only grabbed me because he was

afraid I'd run away and leave him.

This is a fine how -do -you -do, madam. A fugitive from justice inside and two

monsters waiting outside.

They're gone. At least I don't see them anywhere.

Well, I'm going to leave the force field on just in case they come back.

What about the alien?

We'll decide what to do about him later, when he awakens.

As far as I'm concerned, madam, that decision is already made.

Since the other male members of this family are absent, I am in command.

The safety of all of you is my responsibility.

Ohan, or Ohank, or whatever his name is, goes.

Well, sir, all ready to leave.

So sorry you can't stay, but I think you do understand how things are.

There's no need to be rude, Dr. Smith.

Mr. Ohan, perhaps if you'd like to stay and rest a little while longer... I've

already placed you in enough danger.

I must leave.

Yes, I think you should.

What will you do?

Hide, and hope that eventually they stop searching for me.

Wouldn't it be better if you gave yourself up and served your prison

Yes, and when you got out, you could start life all over again, fresh and

You do not understand.

I'm a professional thief.

In my world, that's a time -honored profession.

My father and his father and his father before him were all thieves.

The Johan reputation is respected throughout the whole galaxy.

Yes, I'm sure it is.

I detect a note of cynicism in your voice, sir.

Surely you can't expect me to be impressed with anyone who operates as a

criminal. Well, then perhaps I should demonstrate my talents.

There.

You've been robbed by an expert, Dr. Smith.

Ha! You couldn't have taken anything from me.

You're mistaken.

You're what?

Good heavens.

Just one of my minor talents.

And now I must leave. I want to thank you all again for helping me.

And especially to you, young lady.

Goodbye, sir.

Bye. I'll turn the force field off for you.

I hope they don't catch up with him.

I like him. Your admiration is misplaced, young lady.

Ohan is hardly the stuff of which heroes are made.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I must check my quarters.

I have probably been wronged.

Now, we've all finished breakfast.

I shall assign our task for today. Penny, you will... I know, work in the

hydroponic garden.

You're clairvoyant this morning, dear child.

How could I miss? It's been my job for the last four days.

We all have our labors to perform.

And how do you intend to occupy yourself, Dr. Smith?

As a matter of fact, I have quite a heavy schedule, madam. I shall be

busy. Yes, in the garden.

I need Penny to help me today.

Oh, unless you'd rather do it.

What does the job entail?

Well, we're going to give the spaceship a general cleaning.

All the freezing units and the living quarters.

Trapped between being a farmer or a housemaid.

Hardly an enviable choice.

The monsters.

They've come back.

Who's the leader here? I am. I am.

Dr. Smith, please. Really, madam.

What can I do for you, sir?

I'm Security Officer Bollocks of the Galaxy Law Enforcement Agency.

I'm from the planet Tauron, our base headquarters.

My identification.

Just a moment, sir.

Yes, it seems to be in order.

I'm Maureen Robinson, and these are my... There is no need for an

I know who you are, where you come from, why you're here.

There's quite a file on the Robinson Party in our office.

You see, my office has kept track of all of your activities.

Especially yours, Dr. Smith.

If that remark is meant as a slur upon my character, I resent it exceedingly.

Sir, if you have a complaint, I suggest you file it with my superiors.

Indeed. Well, how did you learn to speak English, Officer Bollocks?

Oh, I've had special training.

You see, we've been expecting travelers from Earth for quite some time.

But never mind that.

Where is Ohan?

Now, before any of you answer, I warn you.

Lying to a galaxy law enforcement officer is a very serious offense.

We have no intention of lying to you.

But you'll get a great deal more cooperation out of us if you don't bully

Mrs. Robinson, just answer my questions.

Where is Ohan?

He's not here.

He left last night.

What time did he leave? Eight?

Ten? Twelve midnight?

Well, I'm not sure. We are not his keepers, sir.

It was after eight, but what difference does it make? He's not here now. That's

what counts.

Young woman, I shall ask the questions, and you shall answer.

Now, just a minute. We're not a gang of criminals, and I won't have you treating

us like one. There's no need for belligerence, sir. No need at all.

Mrs. Robinson, did you know that O 'Han was a fugitive from the law?

Yes, I did.

Yet you gave him food and shelter.

He was starving and needed help. It was the least we could do.

Then you realize that you broke the law. You are guilty of aiding and abetting a

criminal. Now I could place you all under arrest for that.

Oh, that won't be necessary, I'm sure. Now, let's not get unduly excited.

Perhaps we made a little mistake, but under the circumstances, it's quite

understandable. Now, Officer Bollocks, all you're interested in is Ohan. Is

correct? That's correct.

Well, let me assure you, sir, he's not here.

In that case, if you don't mind, I shall search your spaceship.

Isn't our word good enough for you?

Nothing personal, Mrs. Robinson. I just do not trust anyone.

Come with me.

Just a minute, Officer Bollocks.

Now, if you would be good enough, please, leave these animals out here.

There's a great deal of delicate equipment inside. They might break

If you insist, Mrs. Robinson.

I'll show you around the spaceship.

I'll go with you.

You know, officers have to be tough to do their job, but I don't like him.

He's not entirely to blame, Penny. Years of association with the underworld

element have twisted his character.

Officer Bollocks, you will not find Ohan hiding in our personal property.

Now, you have no right to pry into our effects. I really must insist that you

stop this search and leave.

Now, Mrs. Robertson, let me tell you something.

I am the sole representative of the law in over a million miles, and I have the

authority to do anything I please.

Well, as far as I'm concerned, here you're out of bounds.

Very well.

Just what do you expect to find in there?

I suppose there's no harm in telling you.

Ohan's escape from prison was all a prearranged plan.

But why?

Before he was arrested, he stole something of great value.

We released him in the hope that he might lead us to it.

And you expect to find it here on our spaceship?

Yes, I expect to find it here on your spaceship. Now, do you mind if I

my search?

Sure have been in there a long time.

Officer Bollocks is obviously a very thorough individual, Penny. A dedicated

servant of the law with only one fault.

Crime does not pay.

I wonder if I should tell him.

Tell who what?

Officer Bollocks.

About this.

Ohan gave it to me to keep for him.

He said he'd come back and get it if he escaped from Officer Bollocks.

But if he didn't, it was mine.

I wonder what it is.

I don't know, but it sure is important.

He said it was the key to the greatest treasure in the whole galaxy.

Treasure? He said treasure?

Uh -huh.

What else did he say?

That's all.

Dr. Smith, look at it!

The

greatest

treasure in the galaxy?

Not a word of this to anyone, Penny.

It must be our little secret.

Are you sure, Dr. Smith? Positive.

After all, Ohan gave it to you to keep for him, didn't he? And you wouldn't

to betray his confidence.

And I shall take very good care of it, I promise you.

Remember, our lips are sealed.

I'm sorry to have inconvenienced you, Mrs. Robinson, but until Ohan is

apprehended, I'll be in the area.

I'll drop in on you again. I'd much prefer that you leave. Do that, Officer

Bullocks. We are always happy to see a representative of the law.

Then you are an exception to the rule, Dr. Smith.

Guilty or not guilty, people are quite uncomfortable in the presence of what

on earth call a flat foot.

We call them policemen. And as a rule, they're extremely kind and courteous.

Well, I seem to get better results using my own methods.

Good day to you.

Good day.

Thank goodness he's gone.

Snooping around, asking a lot of inane questions.

Oh, he's really not so bad, Dr. Smith.

After all, he's only trying to do his job. Well, that may be true, Judy, but I

think he'd get much better results if he weren't such a bully.

My feelings exactly, madam. I was just on the point of telling him so when he

left. Oh?

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have my gardening chores to do.

Yes, I guess we'd better all get to work.

A key to a treasure.

But how do I find the lock?

You wish information?

Yes.

Yes, I do.

Then ask your question.

I would like to know where to find the greatest treasure in the galaxy.

Can you tell me?

Many others have wanted this answer.

They were men of greed.

All paid a grievous price.

All met with misfortune.

Never mind that.

Where is the treasure?

Before I answer, think.

Will you settle for untold wealth over all things?

Yes. Oh, yes. Tell me. Dr. Smith?

Penny,

you gave me a terrible fright.

Mum said I'd better help you in the garden after all.

Never mind that now.

I was just on the point of finding out about our treasure.

Untold riches.

Penny, are we going to have them?

But what are we going to do with them?

We will not stay on this wretched planet forever.

One day soon we shall be returning to Earth.

And on Earth, being rich means being powerful.

This is my lucky day.

You wished information?

Yes, yes.

Where is the treasure?

It is you again.

I had hoped you had changed your mind.

Just answer my question.

Very well.

But it is required that I give you this warning.

Use what you shall receive with wisdom.

Do not let greed be your master.

Spare me the lecture or get to the point.

As you wish.

Take a step forward, please.

Now close your hand tightly.

Do you feel anything?

What is it?

The disc is getting warmer.

Take another step.

The heat is increasing.

The disc will lead you to what you seek.

As it grows warmer, so will you be closer to the treasure.

This reminds me of a game I used to play as a child.

I think of it's called Hot Potato, Cold Potato.

Come along, Penny.

Let's find our treasure.

Dr. Smith, maybe we should forget about being rich.

I'm happy just like I am.

Well, I am not. Are you coming with me?

I guess so.

Good.

Now let's find our pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Ah,

we're coming in loud and strong now, Penny. The disc is so hot I can hardly

it.

The treasure must be right here.

Penny, look.

Oh, it can't be such a great treasure. The hole isn't big enough.

Good things very often come in small packages. Let us withhold our judgment.

Find anything?

Nothing so far.

Yes. Yes, I've got it.

Oh, I'm rich.

Rich beyond my wildest dreams.

Don't you think you'd better see what's inside before you count your profits?

Yes, an excellent and practical suggestion.

Ah!

I've been deceived!

Sheet is... Looks like an oversized key ring to me.

Must do something.

I want a chest of jewels, emeralds, rubies, diamonds.

Bring them to me.

I think we've been on a wild goose chase, Dr. Smith.

But it must serve some function, the question is.

How do we get it to operate?

Who cares?

Let's get back to the spaceship. We still have work to do.

Very well.

I can unravel this mystery later.

There's probably a simple solution for this.

Perhaps it should be worn.

Bring me gold.

Where's the little girl?

Penny. She's asleep.

I couldn't get her in earlier.

Bollocks might have seen me.

He was here today, looking for you.

Let him look.

I found the perfect hiding place.

In a thousand years, he'll never find me.

Then I suggest you stay there.

I intend to.

But first, I've got to talk to Penny.

I gave her something to keep for me. You mean the disc?

How did you know?

Please, uh, calm yourself.

Penny told me.

I presume by your attitude, you want the disc back?

Yes. Go and get it for me.

Well... Something wrong?

No, no, nothing at all.

It's just that it's quite late. I should hate to wake the child up.

Why don't you come back tomorrow?

I'd gladly get it for you, but she's probably hidden it somewhere.

Very well.

Tomorrow at the same time.

And you'd better have my property.

You may depend on me, sir.

At least now I have a little more time to fathom the... Puzzle of the metal

ring.

Well,

this

will do until I have time to explore it further.

Oh, Dr.

Smith, why, I thought you were already asleep.

No, no, just out enjoying a breath of fresh air. Beautiful night, isn't it?

it is.

It's like springtime back home. Yes.

Did I hear you talking to someone earlier?

No, no, just singing to myself.

Oh,

what a lovely flower.

Marvelous fragrance, Smith.

Oh, my, yes.

I shall put it in some water and keep it in my quarters.

Good. Well, Dr. Smith, I'm going to bed.

And I advise you to do the same. In a few moments, dear lady. Sleep well.

You too, Dr. Smith.

Seems to have lost its fragrance.

Platinum.

It turned into platinum.

I've discovered the secret of the metal ring.

Platinum.

Oh, my.

Ah, greetings, my fellow space travelers. What a glorious day.

Good morning, Dr. Smith.

It is indeed a good morning.

The sun is shining, the future is bright, all is right with our world.

you're certainly in good spirits this morning. As always, dear lady.

Well, would you mind giving me a hand with this water conversion unit?

I would be delighted, but my back is extremely delicate today.

I'm literally famished.

We finished breakfast hours ago.

Well, unfortunately, I overslept, but no matter.

I'm in time for lunch.

I know why you're so happy this morning, Dr. Smith. You discovered the secret to

the metal ring.

Penny. Oh, I'm sorry, Dr. Smith. I just wasn't thinking.

What metal ring, dear?

I may as well tell everything.

Ohan gave me some sort of a disc to keep for him.

It was supposed to be the key to some sort of a treasure.

But all we found was a simple metal ring completely without value.

Well, where's the ring now? It's around somewhere.

Would you like me to get it?

Well, if it belongs to Ohan, yes, I think you should. He might come back for

Yes, I suppose so.

I wonder where I left it.

Ah, yes, in the garden.

Perhaps it would be best for me to go and get it now.

Suddenly, I really am not particularly hungry. Want me to help you look, Dr.

Smith? No, no, Penny.

I know exactly where the ring is.

See you all later.

I wonder what's wrong with Dr. Smith. He's certainly lost his appetite in a

hurry. Well, speaking from past experience, I'd say he's up to some sort

mischief. He had that look of, uh, who me? I'm innocent.

And that always spells trouble.

Ah, Dr. Smith.

There you are, sir.

I've been looking all over for you. And as you can see, my search has been

crowned with success.

To coin a phrase, I always find my man.

Congratulations.

Oh, please, sit down, sit down.

I shall have to make you a member of the Galaxy Law Enforcement Agency.

Excellent idea.

Officer Zachary Smith.

Yes, it has a determined, honest ring to it, don't you think?

All right, Dr. Smith, what can I do for you?

Very well.

How would you like to take Ohan into custody?

Do you know where he is?

No, but I know where he will be.

At our campsite at about ten o 'clock tonight.

Taking him prisoner should be a relatively simple matter.

You surprise me, Dr. Smith.

I was under the impression that you were in sympathy with Ohan.

And you disappoint me, sir. I gave you credit for much better judgment.

Now, according to my file, your past behavior hardly qualifies you as a model

citizen. Obviously, then, your reports on my conduct are in error. My character

is of the highest.

All right, I won't argue the point.

Right now, I'm only interested in Orhan.

Now, you're sure he'll be at the campsite?

Positive, he told me so.

I shall be there waiting for him.

Excellent. And may I suggest that you come armed?

He might be dangerous.

Until later, sir.

Oh, by the way, Dr. Smith, did you know that there was a reward out for Ohan's

capture?

The idea never occurred to me.

However, if a reward is being offered, I should like the funds turned over to

charity.

I will be more than paid with the knowledge that justice has prevailed.

Good day, sir.

It's after ten o 'clock.

You should have arrived by now.

I hear something.

You're nervous, Dr. Smith. Conscience bothering you?

Certainly not.

Ohan is wanted by the law.

By helping you capture him, I'm doing my duty as a good citizen.

Surely you don't expect trouble?

You never know.

Some give up without a fight. Others don't.

Now listen, Dr. Smith.

When Ohan arrives, I want you to go out there and meet him.

Be pleasant to him. Get him to relax. Then I'll take over.

Osmolix, wouldn't it be better if you went out first and I stayed here?

Don't worry, Dr. Smith. I see to it that nothing happens to you. Just do as I

say.

That's him now. You know what to do. Go on, Dr. Smith.

Oh,

Mr. O 'Han, you're late.

I was beginning to worry.

Something wrong.

Feel it. No, no, sir. It's your imagination.

I assure you, we are quite alone.

You have what I asked for? Yes, right here in my pocket. How have things been

going for you?

Well, I hope.

Never mind the conversation.

Give it to me. By all means.

But surely you have a moment or two to spare to have a little chat?

You're deliberately stalling.

This is a trick. Believe me, Mr. O 'Han.

Drop the club. You're under arrest.

You betrayed me. Stop it. I shoot.

Yes, I think so. Good.

Take him away.

Thanks for your help, Dr. Smith.

Glad to be of service, sir.

Well, Officer Bollocks, I should think this winds up your case.

I hope so.

Well, there's nothing more for me to do here.

If we don't see each other again.

Good luck.

Thank you, sir, and have a pleasant journey home.

The greatest treasure in the galaxy.

And now it's mine.

All mine.

I wonder where Dr. Smith got it. Well, that's exactly the question I intend to

ask him.

Whoever made it must be a genius.

It's perfect, down to the last detail.

Yes, if it wasn't platinum, I'd think it was a real flower.

It is real, Judy. I picked it.

May I introduce myself, ladies?

Dr. Zachary Smith, the man with the platinum touch.

Observe.

You see, even stale bread would taste delicious when served on this plate,

madam. Well, Dr.

Smith, it's certainly very nice, but I prefer my dishes the way they are.

Besides, doesn't that ring belong to Ohan?

I don't think he'll be coming back to claim it. You know, when I have the

I must turn all of my eating utensils into platinum.

There. No sooner said than done. Would anyone else like to dine like an

No, thank you.

I see. Well, everyone to his own taste, I always say.

Dr. Smith, your food, it's turned to platinum.

Oh, dear.

There must be something wrong.

Dr. Smith, I think you'd better remove that ring.

Yes, of course. Why didn't I think of that?

I can't seem to find the catch.

Let me help you now. Please, help me.

It's just a solid metal ring. There is no catch.

It must be. It has to come off. It must come off. Just keep calm, please. Here,

let me help you.

Judy, go and see if you can find the metal putter in the toolbox.

All right, I'll go look for them.

Hurry! I don't like this. There is something very wrong. I don't like it.

Smith, now just... Oh, Dr.

Smith.

Oh, no.

No!

It can't be true.

It is impossible.

If you can't get the ring off, Dr. Smith, you won't be able to eat. And if

can't eat...

Well, we're all locked up for the night.

Dr. Smith is locked out.

Is there anything we can do for him, Mom?

I'm afraid not, dear.

But your dad will be back in a day or two, and I'm sure he'll know how to

it.

By that time, it may be too late.

Poor Dr.

Smith.

I know, dear.

It hurts me, too, to see him out there.

He looks absolutely miserable.

Is it all right if I speak to him, Mom? Yes, of course, dear. Go ahead.

Dr. Smith?

I thought you might like to speak to someone.

What is there to say?

I'm in the depths of despondency.

Dr. Smith, you mustn't give up hope.

For a doomed man, there is no hope.

Only darkness and despair.

I am alone, shunned by all.

We'd like to let you come into the spaceship, but will you understand we

can't take the chance?

I quite understand.

Now look, you get a good night's sleep.

And perhaps tomorrow we'll be able to think of some way to help you.

I won't be here tomorrow.

What? For the safety of all of you.

I have decided to go out of your lives forever.

Like a wounded creature, I shall go off into the wilderness to die.

Oh, now that's nonsense.

You're to stay right here.

My mind is made up.

Farewell, dear friends.

Think of me sometimes.

Farewell.

Oh, I just can't believe we'll never see Dr. Smith again.

Please don't talk about it, Judy. I'll cry.

Oh, I know how you feel.

Officer Bollocks.

Ah, that's an unusual -looking sleeping bag. I've never seen one quite like it

before.

Platinum, isn't it?

When I ask a question, I expect an answer.

Yes, it's platinum.

That's better. Thank you.

Now, here's another question.

Where is the ring?

Dr. Smith has it.

Where is he?

I don't know. He left here last night.

Oh, very conveniently so, wouldn't you say?

Officer Bullock, I think you'd better explain to me what this is all about.

not very good at guessing games.

Well, I am, Mrs. Robinson.

It happens to be part of my occupation.

Why didn't you tell me you had the ring?

You deliberately held back that information.

That's not so.

Mom knew nothing about it.

Ohan gave me some sort of a disc to keep for him. I let Dr. Smith have it. We

found the ring together.

And, uh...

When you discovered the truth, you realized how valuable it was, and you

to keep it for yourselves.

Oh, you're completely wrong.

But there was only one problem.

Ohan.

He represented a potential danger, so you decided to betray him.

But we haven't seen him since he left here. How could we betray him?

Oh, Ohan tells quite a different story.

What? But let's skip that part for the moment.

Let us talk about Dr. Smith.

Now, you say he's not here.

That he has the ring, but you don't know where he is.

At least you have that part right.

Oh, I'm delighted.

Now let me ask you one more question.

Why did Dr. Smith leave?

Because he can't get the ring off his neck.

Everything he touches turns to platinum. Even the sleeping bag.

He isn't even able to eat. He left because he knew he was a danger to us.

And this is the story you expect me to believe?

It's the truth.

Perhaps you'd like to think about that for a few moments, and after some

reflections, you might want to change your minds.

I'd have nothing different to tell you. All right.

In that case, you're all under arrest.

No. By the time we get back to the enforcement headquarters, you may want

change your mind.

Oh, you can't take us away from here. My husband won't know where to find us.

You should have thought about that before you lied to me, Mrs. Robinson.

Come along.

Officer Bollocks, please believe me.

Everything I've told you has been the truth. Now you have only to find Dr.

and see for yourself.

Oh, I'll find Dr. Smith. Don't you worry about that.

But first, I'm taking you all to headquarters.

No, I won't go with you. I won't. Never mind.

Shall we go?

Judy.

this way.

arrested Mama Judy.

There's nothing I can do.

I'm a dying man.

Oh, but he's going to take them away to the law enforcement headquarters on a

different planet.

I'm sorry, Penny.

Officer Bollocks thinks we lied to him. He doesn't believe that you can't get

that ring off your neck and that everything you touch turns to platinum.

It doesn't matter anymore. I'm done for.

Oh, but if you go to Officer Bollocks and he sees we told him the truth, he'll

let Mama Judy go.

Go away, Penny. Leave me to die.

What have I done to you?

Oh, no.

Believe me, this is just as unpleasant for me as it is for you.

Well, I seriously doubt that, Officer Bollocks. Now, under the circumstances,

have no alternative.

If you will tell me the truth... I already have, and you won't believe me,

there's nothing more I can say.

Look, Dr. Smith.

Oh, Dr. Smith, I'm so glad to see you. Where's Penny?

Sir, you saved me the trouble of hunting you down.

You are to release these ladies at once.

Oh, I don't think you're in a position to give orders. You're under arrest.

Mrs. Robinson and her family had nothing to do with the metal ring.

I and I alone am responsible.

It's very noble of you to take the blame, but you are wasting your time.

He thinks we lied to him, Dr. Smith.

Officer Bollocks, release my friends, or I shall turn you into platinum.

Platinum?

Dr. Smith, I gave you credit for more intelligence than that. Then I must

it to you.

Now will you release him?

Dr. Smith, perhaps...

There's some kind of arrangement that we could make, but... Officer Bollocks,

you and your animals will leave this planet at once, never to return.

Mrs. Robinson, you and Judy return to the Jupiter II.

Oh, Dr. Smith, please come back with us. We'll find some way to get that ring

off your neck.

I shall return to the wilderness.

It's a fit place for a creature like me.

Dr. Smith, where's Penny?

Where did you leave her?

I haven't the courage to tell you.

Penny, forgive me for what I've done.

Forgive me.

Oh, death, where is thy sting?

Foolish, foolish man.

You had everything necessary for happiness.

And you gave it all up for what?

A cold, unfeeling metal.

I know I deserve to be punished.

But not Penny.

The child is innocent.

She shouldn't have to suffer because of my folly.

You should have thought of that earlier.

I know.

And now it's too late.

What a miserable wretch I am.

Perhaps you have learned a lesson, Dr. Smith.

Oh, I have.

I have.

Then for once I will make an exception.

I will spare you.

I don't care about myself.

It's only Penny I want saved.

Where are you?

Where are you?

Don't leave.

You've got to make Penny normal again.

I'm fine, Dr. Smith.

Yes, dear.

Penny, you're alive.

Oh, thank heavens.

I'm perfectly fine. Oh, my dear child, I've learned my lesson.

From now on, I'm going to be a changed man. The old Dr. Smith is gone, and I

hope soon forgotten.

I'm going to try to be the kind of man all of you want me to be.

Dr. Smith, the ring. It's gone out.

What? And it has a catch.

It will come off.

Saved alive!

Penny!

Penny! Oh, Penny.

Oh, I'm so glad you're all right.

She's perfectly fine.

And Dr. Smith has turned over a new leaf. He's going to be a model citizen

now on. Yes, I am.

Oh, that's wonderful, Dr. Smith.

Well, I think so, too, but it's going to take a little effort.

But what about the ring?

There.

Don't you want it anymore?

I've turned over a new leaf, my dear.

And I've learned that all that glitters is not gold.

And the same may be said for platinum.

Come on now, we'd better get back to the spaceship. It's getting late.

Well, what have we here?

Someone might as well have it.

And it might as well be.

In the meantime, some distance away, the rest of our intrepid band of space

colonists proceeds on a vital mission of their own, searching for a new water

supply to ensure the survival of the entire group.

It is a mission which will lead them directly into... Danger!

Danger! What is it? I don't know. What danger?

Volcano about to erupt.

Danger, danger.

It's getting closer.

Come on, let's get out of here. Right. Lava approaching.

Lava approaching. Lava approaching.