All language subtitles for lost_in_space_s02e12_a_visit_to_hades

Last week, as you recall, we left Will
and Dr. Smith examining a strange alien

instrument, unaware that it would soon
unlock an invisible door to an

incredible, fiery dimension.

Upon my soul, it looks like a lyre.

The kind of harp played in ancient
times.

It must belong to somebody.

Hmm. Oh, my.

Yeah.

Whatever these stones are, they must be
of tremendous value.

Dr. Smith, I think you'd better leave it
alone.

Warning! Object is a form of key to an
alien prison.

Anyone can see it's only a...

Where

am I?

Oh, these rocks.

Brimstone?

Oh, no!

Don't be!

That kindly, noble Zachary Smith should
end up in this infernal place.

It's not fair.

That's what he wants to believe?

Why not?

Oh, dear.

Well, Zachary, you finally got here.

Guess again.

Heaven has nothing to do with this
place.

Where am I?

And who are you?

Now, who the devil do you think I am?

And where in Hades do you think you are?

Thank you.

now that we got that out of your system,
shall we get on with it?

Get on with what?

Oh, come.

Let's not be painfully naive.

Why do you suppose you're here?

Up to see Daisy.

This has all been a dreadful mistake.

I'm quite sure I shouldn't be here at
all.

There's been a terrible error in your
accounting department. Yes, that's it.

Those accountants, you know how they
are.

Inky fellows, always making mistakes.

Zachary.

Come with me and we'll examine your
record.

Ah.

Well, come along, Zachary.

That ain't a mess, no, darling.

Ah, what a charming home you have.

May I go now, please?

No!

Oh, dear.

Oh, dear.

Now let's get down to business. Stand
over there.

As said, Smith, Smith, Zachary, prefix
T.

What does that mean?

T for tiny.

Let me assure you, sir, I'm well known
for my good deeds.

I'm famous, among other things, for... I
know about your boasting.

But here we measure the size of your
heart, not your mouth.

Now we will focus you in.

What is that contraption?

And it's a temporal projector.

Stand in small circles.

Small circles? I must tell you, Your
Infernal Majesty, that on Earth I travel

only in the large circles.

Well, the larger the circle, the larger
the punishment.

As I was saying, in the smaller circles.

Is this the smallest one?

As a matter of fact, there's one
smaller.

That's for flies, mosquitoes, and other
tiny mischief -makers.

This one will do nicely. I must tell
you, Your Highness, that on Earth I am

in the highest regard.

Perhaps news travels a bit more slowly
here.

Well, if we don't have it by breakfast,
we're sure to have it by lunch.

Lunch? I'm famished. Isn't it nice that
you serve regular meals?

Regular, but slightly overdone.

I seem to have lost my appetite.

That's an improvement.

Keep that up, and I'll have no further
use for you at all.

Nothing could please me more. May I go
now?

No.

I've almost got it. Why are you taking
so long? I'm having trouble focusing on

your heart.

Perhaps the super magnifier.

Ah!

Now I've got it. You've got it? My
heart?

No, you still have it.

Temporarily.

Ah.

Ah, the picture's complete.

Step over there.

let's have a look at your childhood.

Teacher, Johnny Sorenson is the one
that's been whispering in the class.

Miserable little snitch.

As a youth.

A thief.

Tell me, Smith, how much did you get for
those stolen exam papers?

Only $100.

Only $100.

As a man.

No more, please.

As a man.

A cake stealer.

I was very hungry.

That cake was made especially for the
child Penny by her mother. For her

birthday. It was a very small theft. I
only took the middle.

An abominable theft.

And all the more abominable because it
was petty.

There is your life, Smith. Past and
present. A life of petty misdeeds.

And now, your future.

Oh, no. I won't look.

Behold!

My dear infernal sir, there must be some
way that we can make an arrangement. I

must have more time.

Come, Zachary.

But my dear infernal majesty, I know
that we can make some mutually

deal.

A deal?

With me?

There must be some way that I can be of
use to you. Just name it. I shall be at

your service.

Anything? Anything.

Well, there is some small service you
can do me.

Just... Name it, my dear infernal fur.

That blasted harp, that dreadful harp.

Destroy it, Smith.

Occasionally the wind blows through the
strings. The sound jangles my nerves.

Destroy it? Aye. But why don't you do
it, sir? I mean to say, with all your

power... Silence!

I want you to rip out the strings.

Break the frame.

Destroy it in a thousand pieces.

After all, you can't expect harp music
to be popular with me. Oh, certainly

If you destroy the Harpsmith, you will
have your second chance.

Of course, it won't do any good. You'll
be right back here.

Never. With all due respect, Your
Infernal Majesty, I shall turn over a

leaf. Zachary Smith will devote his
entire future to good work, visiting the

sick, aiding the poor.

Bilking the widow.

Bilking the widow.

I didn't say that.

Ha!

Believe I can change this?

Well, you shall see, sir.

In the future, perhaps I shall be known
as Painter Zachary of the Pyre.

Oh, I'm so tired of your humbug, Smith.
Get out!

I'm back.

Oh, thank heaven.

What did you say, Dr. Smith?

I'm here.

I'm not there, after all. I'm here.

Are you sure you're all right?

Move back through time for another
chance?

Thank you.

Thank you, my dear boy.

I've just had the most ghastly visit to
Hades.

Correction. You merely slipped into an
alien space -time dimension.

How would you know, you ninny?

At any rate, my dear boy, there's no
cause for alarm. It's merely that I've

undergone the most terrifying psychic
experience that you would never

understand.

Where were we? The harp.

How did he get down here? Don't touch
it, William.

It is not our property.

But the jewel's in its frame.

They belong to somebody else.

Now, come along.

It may be dangerous to linger here.

It's all your fault. Now, you stay here
and cover our retreat, you bubble

-headed booby.

I hope the hunters have returned.

Well, did you spot any birds?

No, but you ought to see this. The ruby
-throated grackle?

I thought you said you didn't see any.

Ah, but we heard his song, didn't we,
dear boy?

To the skilled ornithologists, the bird
song of a particular type immediately

calls to mind the glorious lumines, the
distinctive markings of its kind.

We heard the ruby -throated grackle.

Ergo, we saw the ruby -throated grackle.
Isn't that so, dear boy?

If you say so, Dr. Smith.

Of course I do. And now, if you'll
excuse me, I have a few notes to make

proposed monograph. Don't fail to call
me for dinner.

Dr. Smith gets curiouser and curiouser
every day.

Ah, patrolling the area. I see.

Eternal vigilance.

Lend it.

What are you doing up at this late hour,
Dr. Smith?

My breathing exercises as you can
plainly see, you ninny.

Move on. It expands the diaphragm.

Ah.

Ah.

This should do nicely.

That does not compute.

No! No! No! No! No!

Your Infernal Majesty.

You idiots!

You howling idiots!

You murdering lunatic!

I might have known that something like
you couldn't destroy the harp.

Is there anything else I can do, Your
Infernal?

Molten lava baths. No, by thunder,
that's too mild for you.

I'll say you're something. Did I do
something wrong? Oh, no.

No, I merely tried to take the top of my
head off.

Oh, but I should have realized they
wouldn't make it easy for me. They?

Who are they?

Never mind who they are.

Now, get out of here. I've got to think.

Yes, Your Eternal Majesty.

Is there something about the harp that
disturbs your majesty?

Yes. And if you need me at any time,
please let me know your royal darkness.

I want you to know that I'm doing good
deeds. Stop!

Oh,

what an ingenious lock you've put on my
prison and my enemies.

If it was your intent to keep me a
prisoner for all time, why did you put

key to my jail in this place?

Simply to taunt me.

Perhaps the lock can be broken.

By someone on this dreary planet.

Someone pure in heart.

My goodness, remind me to do something
about your manners. You're growing up

like a little savage.

Ah, good morning, good morning, good
morning.

What are you so happy about this
morning, Smith? My dear Major, I've had

occasion to reflect on the joy of living
in a world of crystalline delight. I

thought all you wanted to do was get off
this planet.

There are worse places, my dear sir,
much worse.

Ah, scrambled eggs, how delightful.

Of course, they're not the delicate
omelettes prepared by my good friend

Poulard in halcyon days, but they are
filling and nutritious. Good morning,

boy.

Manners, manners, age before beauty.

You sure are in a good mood this
morning. I'm a changed man, my dear boy.

had the opportunity to review my past
life, and I found many areas open to

improvement. I thought you said you were
a changed man.

Oh, indeed I am, my dear boy. Indeed I
am utterly changed.

From this point on, I shall be kind,
industrious, generous to a fault, and

modest to a fairly well.

Pass the butter, please.

Thank you.

Breakfast is ready. I'm not hungry.

Judy?

Where are you going?

Just for a walk, Mother. Is there any
rule against that?

I will not have you taking that tone of
voice with me, Judy.

I'm not a child anymore, Mother. I would
just like to be alone once in a while

without someone always asking me where
I'm going.

All right, then.

Don't go too far.

Trouble?

Growing pains.

You want me to talk to her again?

No.

No, she'll be all right. She'll get over
it in time.

Hello.

Well, don't be afraid. I'm not going to
hurt you.

Where did you come from?

You mean originally or just now?

Really, if you're going to ask
questions, you have to be more specific.

You needn't worry. I'm not a monster.

Look, I have five fingers, two arms, one
head.

And I assure you, no webbing between the
toes.

You're human?

As human as you are.

Who are you?

Who are you?

I ask first.

I'm Judy Robinson.

How long have you been watching me?
What's wrong with watching a beautiful

You still haven't told me who you are or
where you came from.

My name is Morbus.

How did you get here?

How does anybody get anywhere?

You must have a ship.

You could get away from here.

I'm sure I could.

With your help.

What kind of help?

Oh, we can talk about that. There's
plenty of time.

Well, if you knew we were here, why
didn't you come to our camp?

I had to be sure you were friendly
first.

Are you friendly?

Of course we are.

I'll take you back to the ship. Everyone
will want to meet you.

Come on.

Your eggs were delightful, madam,
considering the fact that they were just

Mom, Dad, I'd like you to meet Morbus.

How do you do?

I'm Morbus of Lyrae.

I do. I'm John Robinson.

We've been hiding out in the rocks
watching us until he was sure we'd be

friendly.

Dr. Smith, meet our new friend.

Friend? Dr.

Smith.

Have we met before?

No, no, no, no. I'm sure we haven't. I'm
sure we haven't. Excuse me. I have work

to do.

Busy, busy, busy.

The days are all too short for the good
that must be done.

Busy, busy, busy.

Industrious little fellow, isn't he?
Yes, it seems to be a recent development

his character.

Won't you join us? Oh, thank you.

May I fix you some breakfast?

No, thank you.

Oh, it's such a pleasure to meet you
all.

Where's Lyrae, Mr. Morbus? Oh, it's a
very great distance away.

If I had my star charts, I'd point it
out for you.

Unfortunately, they were destroyed with
my ship.

That's strange.

Our instruments didn't tell us of any
alien ship approaching.

Instruments aren't always reliable. But
what a charming family you have.

Thank you.

Danger! Danger!

Danger! Danger! Alien life forms!

What happened to him?

Wow. Look at this.

It's melted.

Something must have overloaded the
system.

Get another power pack, Will.

The robot mentioned an alien life form
before he burnt out.

You seem to be the only form of alien
life around here.

Don, what are you saying?

Just that Morbus here better not make
any sudden moves before the robot can

us more about this alien form of life
and why it might be dangerous.

Anything you say.

Here, Dad.

You warned us of danger.

What danger?

Danger. That does not compute.

I have no record in my memory banks of
any threat.

You mentioned an alien life form.

Was that who you were referring to? I do
not recall any such warning. The

individual you have indicated is
obviously human.

Satisfied, Major West?

I guess I don't have any choice at the
moment, do I?

Put this through the analyzer. Come on.

You must excuse Don.

Oh, I can understand the purely human
emotion of jealousy.

Don Jealous? Of whom?

Well, perhaps he sees in me a rival for
the only prize worth taking on this

planet.

What's it like on Lowry?

Oh, it's quite a musical place.

Full of human song, bird song, the
jangle of musical instruments.

You might call it a cataphony of
boredom.

Well, you are.

Is that why you left it? I left by
request.

I tried to stir things up a little. The
governor's decided I needed a little

vacation. How long have you been gone?

Ages.

Now, how about you?

What about me?

Old life, love, the pursuit of
happiness, that sort of thing.

How do things stand between you and
Major West?

Oh, like that.

Oh, I suppose someday we'll marry.
Everybody seems to think we're a good

Except you.

A girl likes to have a choice.

Are you all right, Norman?

Nothing. Excuse me a minute.

Drop it. Don't do that.

Ha. Ha.

Did you say ha?

Yes. Ha.

Stop that. How do you like that, your
infernal majesty?

Infernal majesty indeed.

Hamburg, that's what you are.

Hamburg.

No. Stop it.

Nasty little snitch, am I?

Oh. Cake stealer, am I?

Wait. Thief, am I?

There must be some mutually agreeable
arrangement, some mutual deal that we

arrive at. You interest me. Continue.

Ah.

What's your price?

I'm quite sure that you do possess
certain powers, Your Majesty. And I'm

quite sure that you can grant me
anything I wish.

Within limit.

Riches? Of course.

Power? Power?

Well, let's say I can help you acquire
power.

The dearest wish of my heart is to
return to Earth with both riches and

Well, that'll be a little more
difficult.

But I didn't say I wouldn't do it. Then
get on with it.

It's within your hands, Doctor.

In my hands?

You mean the harp?

A certain combination of musical tones.

Really?

Like this?

No! No!

Judy!

Judy! Go back!

Good heavens.

What have I done?

Success.

Earlier, you warned us of an alien life
force.

Tell us about it.

That does not compute.

My memory banks do not contain any such
information.

It's no use. He doesn't remember. What's
wrong with him? He's got amnesia.

That's silly. Robots can't have amnesia.
Well, this robot does.

Don't. John.

Could I speak to you and Don for a
minute? Sure.

I don't want to sound a general alarm,
but I'm very worried about Judy.

What happened?

Well, she went for a walk about two
hours ago with Morbeth. Why'd you let

go? Well, after all, Don, she's pretty
much grown up now.

Dad, you'd better hear this. I think
I've got all his memory circuits

Begin report.

My message is most important.

It involves aliens.

How'd you get him to remember, Will? I
don't know how it happened, but one of

his sensor modules burned out along with
the power pack. I just replaced it.

Do you recall giving us a warning about
an alien life force?

Affirmative. A dangerous alien life
force was loose on this planet at the

gave warning.

You say was loose on this planet.

Does that mean he's no longer here?

Affirmative. This life force, is it the
man who caused himself morbid?

Affirmative. And he's got Judy.

Oh, John.

Don't worry, darling. We'll find her.
Keep your eye on the scanner for alien

aircraft. All right.

Can you locate the alien?

Negative. Ask Dr. Zachary Smith.

Why Dr. Smith?

Because Dr. Smith was responsible for
bringing the alien here.

John, I swear, this time I'm going to
tear that pony apart.

What is this? Did I hear my name being
bandied about?

John, take it easy. Good heavens, are
you angry with me?

Just once. Let me take one good swing at
him, John.

Control yourself, Major. I fear for your
blood pressure.

Look, you're not getting anywhere like
this. Just calm down.

All right, Smith.

What do you know about this Morbus?

Morbus?

Morbus.

Is that a person or a thing? You know
what I'm talking about.

That it's a person.

The chap who dropped in for dinner, yay.

I know nothing about him.

Dr. Smith, you are telling a non -fact.

It is due to you that the alien came
here. How perfectly silly.

You inflated nit.

I'm sure you gentlemen will refuse to
take the word of this metallic

against mine. You want to bet, Smith?
You've got ten seconds to start talking.

Professor, will you permit this outrage?

I appeal to you, sir, as one savant to
another.

Well, let's go inside.

I think Don would like to talk to the
good doctor in private. You can't do

You don't know what you're doing to me.
I'm in a terrible situation.

Let us know when you're through, Don.

William, my dear little friend, don't
forsake me in my time of need.

I'm sorry, Dr. Smith, but you brought it
on yourself.

Wait, wait, don't go.

I'll tell everything.

All right, Smith.

Start talking and make it the truth.

The truth.

The whole truth.

And nothing but the truth.

It all began with that dreadful lyre. I
mean, the harp.

How do you feel?

All right.

I think.

What kind of place is this?

Oh, it's a terrible place. Absolutely
beastly.

It's a rotten little wharf out of time
and space.

That out there.

That's the way it was before the
universe was born.

Absolutely chaotic.

Why did you bring me here?

Why did I bring... I told you to go
back. And like all women, you wouldn't

listen. Then you tricked Dr. Smith.

You knew playing that harp wouldn't take
him back to Earth.

You knew we would only come back here.
What did you want me to do? Let him

torture me with that blasted harp?

Well, just get me out of here. That's
all.

I wish I could.

What do you mean?

Well, this is a prison. I'm a criminal.

Oh, I don't mean I robbed anybody or
anything like that, but you remember I

you about that, well, trying to stir
things up on that planet where I came

Well, it was more of a revolution, that
sort of thing.

Then they sent you here.

For how long?

For how long, Morbus?

Until I can think of a way to get out.

Well, don't look at me like that. It
isn't as though I haven't tried. I don't

like it here.

How long have you been trying?

Oh, 10 or 12 ,000 of your years.

Well, I told you, time doesn't mean
anything here.

All that time?

Oh, I'm allowed out from time to time
like an exercise period for an

convict.

And every time I think I'm free, the
sound of that blasted harp drives me

What's the harp got to do with this?

Everything. The harp created this place.

Sort of an interdimensional key lock and
jailer.

But I've got an idea, and this time I
think it'll work.

What's that?

I'm going to get somebody to break that
harp.

And then?

I don't know.

Maybe it'll be worse.

But on the other hand... How long before
you can try?

Oh,

a thousand years or so.

A thousand years?

Judy!

in this place between worlds.

Never leave this room unless I'm with
you.

I found it there, in that niche.

Look at that.

This niche has been carved out of this
solid rock.

Look at the shape of it.

It's got a shape like an old -fashioned
keyhole.

The wire's the key.

The key to what? A terrible place.

I beg you, don't put you there.

What about Judy?

Poor soul.

But we have the key to her prison.

What do you mean?

It is the sequence of sound produced by
the instrument that unlocks the door

into another dimension.

Now, that's great, but how do we know
which sounds to play? Dr. Smith knows

sequence of sounds.

Play, Dr. Smith. Yeah, play.

I really have a very poor ear for music.
You've got a good enough ear for that.

Now, play. How dare you, sir?

Play!

Now, where do you go to?

No doubt to the place where the woodbine
pointed.

Venture of not.

Some sense of humor.

I'm back again.

I don't like it here.

And I don't like you either.

You gave me quite a tone.

You certainly have changed, sir.

Up to your old tricks.

You are Mr. Morbus?

You're not?

I will see him immediately.

was standing right under this niche when
he disappeared.

What do you make of it? I'm not sure.

The answer seems obvious. The vibrations
of the musical notes cause a warp in

the time -space continuum, which has the
effect of opening a door into another

dimension. How about that?

Can you reproduce those notes from your
memory bank?

I can.

Then do it. John, I hope you know what
you're doing. Do as I say.

The key doesn't work unless you're
standing right under the arch.

Well, one of us has to go. Might as well
be me.

She's my daughter, Don. Yeah, but I've
got strong feelings toward her, too. And

besides, you'll be needed out here.

All right, we'll simplify matters. We'll
both go.

What are the chances of effecting a
return from that other dimension?

If there was no chance of return, I
would not be able to send any human

the spacewalk.

It would be against the prime directive
of Robotex to expose human beings to

danger of any kind. We get the message.

You ready?

Down, boy.

Will you stop whimpering and nibbling?

Look, I'm a very tender -hearted fellow.
I hate seeing women thrive.

I want to go home.

Well, you can't go home, and that's
that.

Now, try to be a big, brave girl, huh? I
don't want to be a big, brave girl. I

want to go home.

Oh, if you say that again, I'll...

Judy, see what I have for you. I don't
want to see it. Oh, you'll want to see

it.

A diamond, Judy.

As big as a goose egg.

Acting like a child.

All right, all right, I'll get you out
of here, one way or another.

You will? Yeah, it'll take a thousand
years of your time continuum, but it'll

pass quickly.

Don't say that again!

Women crying, women crying, women
crying, women crying.

Women crying, women crying. No
reference!

What's the matter with me?

I'm not ugly.

I can be very kind and charming.

Now, what more do you want? A tender
little net?

Riches? Me?

Oh, no.

Judy.

Judy, I'll show you something nice.

I'll show you something fun.

See?

It goes around, see?

It's fun, Judy.

room until I get back.

Oh, dear.

I'm lost.

And I'm frightened.

If I ever get out of this, I must give
serious consideration to mending my

I really mean it, Mr. Morbus, whoever
you are. I really do mean it. I will. I

will mend my ways. Somebody help me.

I shall never survive this. Never. I
know it.

Stay away from me.

Stay away from me.

Go away, I tell you.

Go away.

Oh, no.

No. No.

Oh, dear heavens.

What sort of demon are you?

Now, get away.

Don't just stand there.

Whatever it is you're going to do, get
it away.

Do something. Save me. Don't move.

What do you want to do that for?

Shoo.

He's harmless, really. He's quite
beneficial.

He helps keep down the vermin. Yeah, but
he's going after Smith.

That's what I said. He helps keep down
the vermin. Oh, your eternal majesty.

Thank heaven I found you. This is all a
frightful mistake. I'm here quite by

accident. You will recall, sir, I trust
your promise to take the proper steps to

return me to the world of living things.

Oh, stop babbling at me.

What do you call him? His Infernal
Majesty?

Surely you know who he is and where we
are.

The man's an idiot.

He thinks I'm the devil and this is
Hades.

Although if there's anyone who deserves
to be there... You mean to say that you

aren't and this isn't? Of course not.

Indeed. Whoever you are, sir, you're a
cheat and a fraud. You have deliberately

deceived me and I hold you in complete
disrespect.

Just who are you?

I told you before, my name is Morbus and
I come from Lyrie.

I got mixed up in a political movement
and they sent me here.

All right, where's Judy and what have
you done with her? Oh, relax. She's

I just have to think of some way to get
you out of here.

Perhaps the harp.

The harp?

I have it, you see. Oh, it won't work
here. Nothing works here.

I guess I'm stuck with the both of you.

Come on, Wes, we'll go to my quarters.

Not you, you stay.

Here? With these horrors?

Well, you brought it on yourself, Smith.
If you'd done as I asked in the first

place, none of this would have happened.
But I told you I tried to break it. I

really did. Look, look.

It simply won't break.

Well, you're going to have a nice long
time to figure out how to break it.

Hold on, sir.

You forget I know the secret of his
harm.

I can make you suffer.

He never quits trying, does he?

I told you that thing has no effect on
me here. Come back, sir.

and leave Smith out here alone?

Why not?

It'll teach him a lesson.

What's to become of me now?

I must rise.

Please stay away from me, sir.

Oh, please, please don't hurt me. I've
done nothing to you. Have I, dear, dear

friend? Oh, Mr.

Marbles! Please, please don't hurt me. I
have done nothing to you, have I? And I

never would. I really never would.
Please, please don't harm me.

Well,

I don't know why you have to ostracize
me. I've done everything I can to make

things all right.

Why did you inflict yourself on us in
the first place?

Inflict? Oh, I like that.

Who was it who was singing sad songs
because there was no romance in your

circumscribed life? What a thing to say.
I never... I like that. I saw it on my

screen. Why do you think I chose to
visit you in the first place? To bring a

little sunshine into your drab
existence.

Sunshine? And what was my reward?

A torrent of tears.

I feel for you, Major. The woman is a
veritable niobe. She'll drown you in

in the next hundred years.

Mark my words.

Now, just a moment here, Morgan. Don,
control yourself.

Yes, Don, you better control yourself. I
may be forced to do something

unpleasant. Oh, yeah?

Now, just what is it you think you're
going to do?

Oh, boy, this is going to be a happy
threesome through all eternity. No,

mind that, never mind that. Just repeat
what you just said. All right, I said,

Don, control yourself.

And stop acting like a child, or I may
have to treat you like one.

Yeah. Not a very articulate child,
either.

Okay, Morbis, now you listen, now you
just... Please, you're not making

easier. Judy, you just stay out of this.

Okay, I'm ready.

Come on.

Oh, no.

Throw the first punch. No, no, no. You
hit me first. Come on. Let's go. Oh, I

insist. Be my guest.

Stop it. Both of you. Judy, just keep
out of this. I've been waiting for this

moment for a long while.

Come on now. Put up your dukes, buddy
boy. Come on.

Oh, all right.

How did you do that?

Elementary, my dear boy.

Yeah? Well, you got to get a bit better.

Go on.

One more time.

Come on.

Will you stay still so I can hit you?

Oh, very well.

Let's go.

Oh, Major.

Major. Listen, I'm terribly sorry. Stay
away from me. No, I want to apologize.

Please, Major. Go away. Will you just
wait one minute?

I'm telling you.

I'm free.

How did you do it? I don't know.

Smith tried it. Hundreds before him. I
appealed to their every greed and vice

destroy the harp and break my prison.

And you.

But of course.

Oh, of all the infernal idiots, the
prize fool, me.

When it's so simple.

What are you talking about?

The pure in heart.

The ingenuous.

The kind and generous spirits of this
world like you.

You are the only people who can smash
the harp and set me free.

And all this time, I've been appealing
to the greedy, evil creatures of the

world like Smith.

Marvis! What's going on here?

Oh, no, not another one. It's all right,
Dad.

Don's not really hurt.

It's all my fault.

Judy, what's happening?

A minor miracle, my friend.

Goodbye, Judy.

Hi, where are you going?

Home. But they'll just put you back in
prison.

Ah, that presupposes my new revolution
will fail.

That time is going to be different.

I've had 12 ,000 years to think about
it.

What? How do we get out of here?

Just follow me.

That guy packed quite a punch.

Like the man says, this place is
breaking up.

Oh, Judy!

Oh, my.

Do you still feel that this place is too
cut and dry for you? I never want to

leave any of you ever again.

Well?

Might be a ruby -crested brackle.

Oh, very funny. Very funny, indeed.

Will you kindly assist me now for this
wretched tree?

The seat of my trousers is impaled on
his branch.

Oh, Dr.

Smith. All right, come on.

Set them up again, boy. William, catch
your ball.

The game is over.

The score, 135 to 50.

You lose, Dr. Smith.

Everyone has a bad game, and he's just
assumed that one was mine. All right,

William, shall we try it again?

We've played five games, and I've
slaughtered you in every one.

Never fear.

Myth is here.

I've really been building up your
confidence, and now I shall apply the

pressure. Set them up again, boy.

They just don't make us robots like they
used to.

Truth of the matter is, this bowling
ball just isn't proper.

Looks all right to me.

The weight isn't suitable.

To an expert like me, the slightest
variance in the ball can make a vast

difference. Here, you can use mine. It's
lighter than yours. Ah.

Yes, this is what I've needed all along.

Prepare yourself, William.

Down you go.

Down to ignominious defeat.

The pins are ready.

Oh, thanks, William. The flawless form.

Perfect coordination.

Less talk, more action, please.

Silence, you ninny.

Observe.

Dr. Smith!

Are you all right?

Seeing is believing.

He did everything perfectly.

Unfortunately, he forgot to release the
ball.

Oh! Oh!

Oh, good heavens! You stupid thing, you
chugger, my dear! You blithering booty!

William, William, please help me get it
off.

Pull harder, Will Robinson.

What are you doing? You made me polite.

We might have to blast.

I'll blast you, you bumbling bird.

Whatever shall I do, do further.

Look at the ball.

I don't believe it.

It's rolling away.

Fall on its own.