All language subtitles for The Twilight Zone - S01E25 - People Are Alike All Over.eng

[EERIE MUSIC]

NARRATOR: There is a fifth dimension

beyond that which is known to man.

It is a dimension as vast as space

and as timeless as infinity.

It is the middle ground
between light and shadow,

between science and superstition.

And it lies between
the pit of man's fears

and the summit of his knowledge.

This is the dimension of imagination.

It is an area which we
call the Twilight Zone.

[MACHINERY CLANKING]

PRESENTER: The blasting
area will be cleared by 0200.

Repeat. The blasting area
will be cleared by 0200.

It's an odd way to spend
the last night, isn't it?

Odd?

Well, the last night on Earth you don't
spend looking at your transportation.

Last night on Earth,
you spend enjoying Earth.

You walk its streets, go in
its bars, dance with its women.

That's going to be our
world fora long time, Sam.

And yet we stand out here watching
her just three hours before we take off.

Marcusson?

Mm?

Are you afraid?

I don't think so. Are you?

I am.

Very.

It's different with you.

You're trained for it.

It's not the same with me.

I'm a scientist, a biologist.

My world is one of books
and slides and microscopes.

I'm being sent up there
because they need my mind.

And it's a pity they
can't just send that.

Leave the body back here where
it belongs. Just send the mind.

Oh, I am frightened.

I'm frightened of what
we'll find up there.

Well, that's the one thing
you shouldn't be frightened of.

The unknown, sure. The-the
loneliness, the silence.

That should scare anybody.

But I've got a philosophy about people.

I mean, all people, Sam.

They're the same all over.

Well, I'm sure that when
God made human beings,

he developed them from a fixed formula.

They'd be the same here on Earth

as in the furthest reaches of space.

People on Mars?

Wherever they're able
to exist, they'd be the same.

NARRATOR: You're looking at a specie
of flimsy little two-legged animal

with extremely small
heads whose name is man.

Warren Marcusson, age 35.

Samuel a. Conrad, age 31.

Hey, let's get ready, Sam. We've
only got a couple of hours.

They're taking a highway into
space. Man unshackling himself

and sending his tiny, groping
fingers up into the unknown.

Their destination is Mars,

and in just a moment
we'll land there with them.

[GROANS]

Marcusson?

Marcusson?

Are you all right?

Marcusson, what the...

Marcusson.

Any landing, you can
walk away from, remember?

What about the ship? [GROANS]

The air pressure seems to be
holding up. I got the lights running.

I haven't had time
to check anything else.

You-you, uh, rest for a
while. There's plenty of time.

Plenty of time?

All right.

All right, we'll see.

[MOANS]

[CLANKING]

[CLANKING]

Sam?

Sam!

Hey.

How long did I sleep?

Oh, a couple of hours. You needed it.

Conrad. Well, let's plant the flag.

You take it easy. There's plenty of time.

We've come 35 million miles!

So? Another few hours
won't make any difference.

[CLANKING]

You won't be able to
open it. The hydraulic's out.

Put her on the auxiliary,
then. We can open it.

No, we can't.

I'll fix it. I'll put her
on the auxiliary.

Then we can open her up.
That's what I'll do now.

I'll open her up.

Marcusson.

You have to take it easy.

Open the door, Conrad.

I've already told you, that door...

You're a liar! You can open the door.

Why, Sam? Why won't you open the door?

I don't want to open it.

Why not?

Because.

Whatever happened to the
inquiring scientific mind, Conrad?

I thought you brought that along.

Why did you come along anyway?

Look, I want out. I want
you to open the door.

You can lock it behind
me. Just help me up.

That's all I ask. Please, help me up.

Sam.

I'm busted up inside.

I think I'm bleeding in there.

Listen, Sam, I don't wanna die in here.

I wanna see what I'm dying for.

Take me out, will you? Take me out.

Marc, please. Please!

Don't-don't be afraid, Sam.
I got a strange hunch.

If there's anybody out
there, they'll help you.

As long as they've got minds and
hearts, that means they've got souls.

That makes them people,
and people are alike.

They're bound to be alike.

For God's sake!

Don't leave me alone, Marc.
Don't leave me alone!

[CLANKING]

You said whatever is
out there is just like us.

Well, I don't know that!

I don't wanna know.

I don't wanna know, I don't
wanna know, I don't want to know!

[RUMBLING]

You're people.

You're just like I am.

Face, body.

Everything.

You're just like I am!

Oh, uh... forgive me.

Uh, don't be frightened.

My name is-is, uh, Sam Conrad.

Uh, Samuel Conrad.

That name, understand?

My friend and I, we came
here from the Earth.

Look, I'll show you.

Uh, this is the Earth, see?

We are the third planet from the sun.

This is you.

Where I come from, this
planet is called Mars.

The other one is dead.

Don't be alarmed, Mr. Conrad.
We don't intend to harm you either.

We've been wondering when you planned
to come out. We've been waiting for hours.

How do you know my language?

We don't, Mr. Conrad.

As you'll no doubt soon realize,
you are speaking our language.

Your language?

Unconscious transference.
You'd call it hypnosis of a sort.

But you must be tired. We'll
prepare a place for you to rest.

I'm appreciative, I really am.

You'll forgive me. My staring,
I mean. I just can't get over it.

I mean, you're human
beings, just like I am.

People.

Marcusson said you would be.

Marcusson.

Mr. Conrad?

We'll bury your friend for you.

Later on you can tell us
what kind of marker you'd like.

We'll repair your ship for you, too.

Thank you.

You were right, old friend.

They are people. Just like us.

I wish you lived to see that.

There are so many
questions I want to ask you.

So many things I want to
know about your civilization.

Your social structure, the
way you live. Your science.

Oh, a hundred questions.
A thousand questions.

We'll answer all your
questions, Mr. Conrad.

But first, you must rest here for a while

while we prepare a place for
you, a place you'll feel familiar in.

We'll be back soon.

Miss?

You do have a name, don't you?

I'm called Teenya.

Well, uh, Teenya,

will you tell the others
how very appreciative I am?

I-I was so frightened,
so miserably frightened.

Don't be frightened,
Mr. Conrad. No one will hurt you.

No one will hurt you.
You must believe that.

Thank you, Teenya. Thank you.

I'll see you later, Mr. Conrad.

Good morning.

Did you rest well, Mr. Conrad?

Long and well. May I see your city
now and the rest of your people?

Very soon. First, first
we have a surprise for you.

A very pleasant surprise.

Really?

Would you accompany us, please?

Of course. Where are we going?

That's the surprise, Mr. Conrad.

Are you coming?

Yes, I will come.

Is-is this a Martian house?
Is this the way you live?

Oh, no, ours are considerably
different. We built this during the night

because we assumed this
is the way you people live.

Oh, it's a perfect replica.

Perfect.

[CHUCKLING] A television set.

The furniture, drapes, everything!

But how could you build it so
quickly? How could you possibly know?

From your mind. You think
very clearly, Mr. Conrad.

Very clearly, indeed.
Very strong impression.

Would you care to see
the rest of the house?

Uh-huh.

It's fabulous. It's really fabulous!

We wanted you to feel at
home, Mr. Conrad. Do you?

Do you feel at home?

It's unbelievable.

Thank you.

We were wondering if you'd mind
remaining here for a little while.

You expressed an interest in
seeing our city, meeting our people.

We'll go out and arrange that.

That's wonderful.
You want me to stay here?

Do you mind?

Uh, I'd be delighted.

Good. For a little while then.

Enjoy yourself,
Mr. Conrad. Enjoy your house.

Let me show you out.
After all, it's my house.

Teenya?

I will see you again, won't I?

Of course you will, Mr. Conrad.

If it's an illusion,
a guy can live with it.

That's the best scotch I ever drank.

Hey! You locked me in. What's
the matter with you, people?

[SHOUTING] I'm locked in! What's wrong?

[GASPING]

There aren't any windows.

There aren't any windows anywhere!

[BUZZ OF CONVERSATION]

Why are you doing this?

Why?

Why have you locked me in here?

Why are you looking at me like that?

Marcusson!

Marcusson, you were right.

You were right.

People are alike.

People are alike everywhere.

NARRATOR: Specie of animal
brought back alive.

Interesting similarity and physical
characteristics to human beings,

in head, trunk, arms, legs, hands, feet.

Very tiny, undeveloped brain.

Comes from primitive planet named Earth.

Calls himself Samuel Conrad.

And he will remain here in his
cage with the running water

and the electricity and the
central heat as long as he lives.

Samuel Conrad has
found the Twilight Zone.

PRESENTER: Rod Serling,
the creator of Twilight Zone,

will tell you about next week's story
after this word from our alternate sponsor.

And now, Mr. Serling.

This may look like some
kind of kooky greenhouse.

Actually, it happens to be a
conveyance, a mode of travel, time travel.

And next week, you'll see Albert
Salmi take an extended journey

from 1880 to 1960.

I hope then next week you'll be
able to take another walk with us

into the Twilight Zone.

MALE: Hey, where did everybody go?

[EERIE MUSIC]

Kimberly-Clark invites you
to watch Steve McQueen

in Wanted Dead or Alive.

Saturday nights over
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