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[Richard] This is
Richard Anderson.

Here are some exciting scenes

from "Return of Death Probe,
Part 1."

[intense music]

Rudy and Dan Kelly
were modifying the formula,

and they were pouring
it this morning.

Well, that's when the men
broke into the mill,

took over at gunpoint,
added something to the mill.

They added a newly processed
steel alloy,

not scrap metal
or the usual additives.

Pal, you're going
to work in a steel mill.

[machines whirring]

[explodes]

[electricity crackling]

This forged invoice tells us
the real alloy

was shipped
to a fictitious company.

Only you could have
arranged that, Kelly.

You tried to cover
by melting this fake stuff.

I'm not gonna answer
any question you ask,

and I'm not gonna volunteer
any information

you'd find useful.

What's that?

[probe whirring]

I don't know. But I've heard
that sound before.

[crashing]

My God, it is...

It's another Russian probe.

[swoosh]

[whirring]

The Russians are accusing
us of stealing the plans

for their Venus probe.

That's the most ridiculous
thing I ever heard.

You put that together
with the incident

of the stolen alloy, and it
becomes very very interesting.

[Mahmoud] Remarkable machine.

[Oscar] I suppose you stole
the plans from the Russians.

And the alloy with which
to make it from the OSI.

Alright.
What do you really want?

Two nuclear warheads.

I could order an evacuation
of the city.

There's not enough time to get
that many people out of there.

Gentlemen,
your position is hopeless.

We'll soon be
at the point of no return.

Our machine will be irreversibly
committed to its target.

[probe whirring]

[whirring continues]

[intense music]

[Richard] And now,
the exciting conclusion

of "Return of Death Probe."

[Man 1] It looks good
at NASA One.

[Man 2] Roger.
BCS Arm switch is on.

[Man 1] Okay, Victor.

[Man 2] Landing Rocket
Arm switch is on.

Here comes the throttle.
Circuit breakers in.

- [Steve] We have separation.
- [Man 1] Roger.

[Man 2] Inboards and outboards
are on.

I'm comin' forward
with the side-stick.

- [Man 1] All looks good.
- [Man 2] Uh, roger.

[Steve] I've got a blow out,
damper three!

- [Man 1] Get your pitch to zero.
- [Steve] Pitch is out.

[Steve] I can't hold altitude.

[Man 2] Correction,
Alpha Hold is off.

Turn selectors... Emergency!

[Steve] Flight Com,
I can't hold it.

She's breaking up.
She's break...

[crashing]

[Rudy] Steve Austin, astronaut.

A man barely alive.

[Oscar] Gentlemen,
we can rebuild him.

We have the technology.

We have the capability to make
the world's first bionic man.

Steve Austin will be that man.

Better than he was before.

Better, stronger, faster.

[whirring]

[theme music]

[probe whirring]

[device beeping]

Hey, we're back in business.

We're never out of business.

- You alright?
- Yeah, I'm alright.

You're a very brave man,
Colonel Austin.

I'm pleased you weren't hurt.

Well, you make exceptions
for brave men, don't you?

What about everybody else?

That probe could have
killed women and children,

but you don't care
about that, do you?

On the contrary,
I sincerely hope no one is hurt.

You can see to that.

Providing we give you
nuclear weapons,

if you're telling the truth.

I'm an honorable man.

I'm not accustomed
to having my words questioned.

Why did that probe
leave you alone, Steve?

I don't know.

Because you wisely discontinued

jamming its radio.

The probe reported
what its sensors told it,

and the people
at the other end decided

not to harm anyone at this time.

You should now know
the dangers of interfering

with communication.

But while its radio was jammed,

that probe made course changes.

I mean, it went off at an angle,

and then veered right,
and then left.

What're you getting at?

Well, if somebody was telling
it to turn,

that's one thing,
but the machine

did it on its own.

I mean, why would it make
minor course corrections,

and then get back
on the same track?

Well, we don't know anything
about its sensors.

Maybe it was designed to
react to and avoid obstacles.

No, no, some of the changes
were made

when nothing was in its path.

Every move was programmed

long before it started out.

And while you wonder
about insignificant details

of its route,
time is running out.

Can we get a helicopter
to keep an eye on that thing?

Yes, I've got one three miles
from here in case we need it.

Chopper one,
this is Oscar Goldman speaking.

I want you to take a course
0-7-4.

Locate the probe,
keep an eye on it,

and report back its movements.

[Pilot] This is chopper one.
Wilco. Out.

[probe whirring]

[whirring continues]

[dramatic music]

[Kelly] Probe's working
perfectly.

[Bates] What else is new?

It's on a straight line
to the target.

Now will you relax?

I told you nothing
could possibly go wrong.

It's like a doomsday machine.

Anything gets in its way,
[chuckles] too bad.

That thing really
can't be stopped, can it?

Not by anybody but us.

Keep monitoring the output.

[probe whirring]

[dramatic music]

This is leader
calling Vector Seven.

Leader calling Vector Seven.

Do not respond.
I repeat, do not respond.

Any transmission would be picked
up by the OSI and triangulated.

This is a progress report.

The program is proceeding
as intended.

I am in Action Area Two.

I will issue my final
warning now

and will proceed to Area Five.

Now listen carefully.

If I do not send code override
cancellation in 21 minutes,

cancel the fail-safe.

The machine is to proceed
to Target Three at all speed.

End of message.

[probe whirring]

[helicopter whirring]

[Pilot] This is chopper one.

Subject is below me,
half a mile due

south of the lower end
of Lake Blalock,

moving south by southwest.

Over.

Keep us advised
of any change of course.

- Over.
- [Pilot] Chopper one. Wilco. Out.

- Did you find anything?
- No.

Nor will you.

This map isn't detailed enough

to chart the small moves made
by the probe.

I'll get a larger one.
Sergeant.

May I?

Gentlemen,
there's one aspect of your map

I hope you won't overlook.

Your pilot said
south by southwest, right?

Yes.

Brandon City,
with a population of 200,000,

is ahead of the probe.

At its present rate of speed, it
could be driving into that city

in exactly 43 minutes.

Tearing through buildings,
breaking gas mains,

causing explosions and fires.

- So that's your target, is it?
- It could be.

Please, do your best to prevent
such an appalling event.

I don't even want to think
of the consequences

should you fail.

Alright.
What's your proposition?

My plane will be ready
for instant takeoff.

Upon delivery,
I will immediately

depart for my country.

My assistants will be advised
to withdraw the probe

once I am safely en route.

Gentlemen.

He's got us boxed in,
and he knows it.

I think you're right.

[telephone ringing]

MZ-4C7.
Yes, sir?

For you, sir.
Dr. Wells.

What do you got, Rudy?

[Rudy] I've scrounged
enough of the same alloy

to make a battering ram.

It'll be just as tough

as the skin on that probe.

Unless I miss my guess, we'll
have greater power on our side.

Good. Get it over here
as soon as you can.

It's already being trucked
to a cargo plane.

- I'll keep you informed, Rudy.
- [Rudy] Right. See you, Oscar.

Now, we'll see what happens
when an irresistible force

meets an immovable object.

[engine revving]

[dramatic music]

Here it comes.

[music continues]

I'll take it from here.

You get on back
to the command post.

[engine rumbling]

[probe whirring]

[whirring continues]

[mechanical whirring]

[engine revving]

[whirring continues]

[engine rumbling]

[probe whirring]

[thudding]

[levers squeaking]

[clanking]

[mechanical whirring]

[explosion]

[probe whirring]

[clanking]

[probe whirring]

[dramatic music]

[helicopter whirring]

Steve, I've ordered
the evacuation of Brannon City.

It'll save some lives.

You know, the only feasible

evacuation route
from Brannon City

is down the mountain road
to Apple Valley.

I know the road will be choked.

But, what else can we do?

Once you got thousands
of people on the run

you can't turn 'em back.

You know what's 15 miles
down the road.

Of course I do, the OSI
Desert Testing Center.

Weapons, gases, explosives.

- Mahmoud knows, too.
- Well, what do we do?

We don't evacuate,
he hits the city.

We do evacuate,
he blasts the desert center.

Either choice,
it's as devastating

as dropping a nuclear bomb.

[probe whirring]

We've got to learn the reasons
for those course changes.

I've got those surveyors
out in the field.

They're plotting
those course changes

down to the last inch.

Still no fixed position, Steve.

[engine revving]

Well, I guarantee
he isn't coming back here

with any good news.

Stay with it.
I'll be right back.

Arnold.

Alright, Arnold.

Let's hear all the bad news,
whatever it is.

You've got the wrong word
for it.

That is an understatement.

Now.

Well, you know that
I talked to King Fouad

about his charming
cousin Mahmoud,

who'd like to have one or two
nuclear devices

to play around with.

Arnold, will you spare me

the diplomatic chitchat

and get down to the bottom line?

Alright. We're facing a war
in the Middle East.

Fouad is chewing up his carpet.

Now, he's convinced Mahmoud,

and the neighboring
Sheikhdom of Qabai

are conspiring against him.

And he demands
that we arrest Mahmoud

and send him home in chains.

And if we don't,

he and his allies
will attack Qabai.

Now, if he does that, that
whole area will go up in smoke,

and there is no way
that we can remain uninvolved.

Hmm.

Well, I don't want to arrest
Mahmoud right now.

I'm trying to spin
a trap for him.

Well, have you set one up?

Set one?
I haven't even thought of one.

I want to use Mahmoud to stop
that probe if Steve fails.

He won't stop it
without his nukes,

and we won't give him any.

I need time, time to maneuver.

Let's worry about
Mahmoud later on

and see what we can do
about stopping that probe now.

When will you do that?

Less than an hour,
or it's too late.

[probe whirring]

[mechanical whirring]

Looks like it has a problem.

I got an idea, I think that
machine just told me something.

[Oscar] What?

[Steve] it won't cross that ditch
on its own.

Maybe we can get it
to take a fall.

Let's get back
to the command post.

[probe whirring]

- Oscar?
- Hmm?

Let's get some digging
equipment over here.

- This old excavation site.
- To do what?

Widen it, set it up
like an elephant trap.

Okay, You put the probe in
there, but what good does it do?

Rudy found the alloy
of the probe

weakened in a hydrochloric acid
bath.

If I can get it into that pit,
it gets a bath.

Good.

But Steve, the probe
proceeds on its own.

How're you gonna
get it to follow you?

Always aim for the eyes, Oscar.

Let's order up a tank load
of that hydrochloric acid, huh?

[birds chirping]

[probe whirring]

[dramatic music]

[Oscar] Alright, boys.
Let's get that hole covered up.

We haven't got any time.

Get that truck out of there.

Get that jeep out of there.
Let's go!

Make sure you keep that
tanker truck a mile or two away.

We don't want the probe's
sensors picking up the,

uh, fumes from that acid.

Yeah. Uh-oh.

Running out of time, pal.

Well, I'll go get it.
You, uh, get ready.

Yeah.

Let's get this thing topped now.

Get the camouflage
top over here.

[probe whirring]

[whirring continues]

Alright, keep covering
those boards with dirt.

Get them close together.
That's right.

So the dirt won't go through.

Come on, boys, let's go.
We haven't got much time.

[probe whirring]

Alright, men,
right over there in the corner.

Put a little more dirt
over there, you can see it.

That's it. Right along
the edges. That's it.

Come on, guys,
we haven't got much time.

[probe whirring]

Let's go.

[intense music]

[probe whirring]

[whirring continues]

[crashing]

[beeping]

[engine revving]

[sighs]

You got him this time.

Yeah, it shouldn't be able
to climb the walls of that pit.

Tanker truck is on its way.

What now?

I don't know.
I don't like it.

It's not playing rough enough.

[mechanical whirring]

[explosion]

Steve, it's tunneling!

[explosion]

[dramatic music]

Mobile Command, this is Austin.
Come in, please.

Sergeant Warren, colonel.
Over.

I need correlates
on the probe fast.

Heading due south,
sector four.

That's still a collision
course with Brannon City.

Have you had any
indication where the probe

might be breaking out?

If there are no deviations
in the course it's taking,

we'd estimate...

say, at the Humboldt Wash.

Okay, thank you mobile command.
Austin out.

If that thing comes
out at Humboldt Wash,

we'll have a fighting
chance to change its course

before it cuts the utility
supply lines at Brannon City.

Let's go.

[Pilot] Mobile Command,
this is chopper one.

We're picking up course
deviations

from the probe
near Humboldt Wash.

Notify Mr. Goldman
when you chart them. Over.

[Warren] Roger, chopper one.
Wilco, out.

What is that thing doing?
Playing games with us?

Well, right now, we'd better
play the game its way.

Till we can find
a better one of our own.

[probe whirring]

[mechanical whirring]

This is Oscar Goldman speaking, over.

[Warren] This is mobile command
post, Mr. Goldman.

We've come up
with a funny kind of pattern

on the probe's
minor corrections. Over.

Might be the lead
we've been looking for.

We're on our way.

[engine revving]

[Warren] This is the exact course
taken by the probe.

Yes, but it could
still angle off

and hit the Brannon City
power plant and the test center.

Unless we can stop it fast,
it'll be too late.

Except for obstacles, it's
only changed directions here,

here, and here.

In response to changes
in the Earth's magnetic field.

[Warren] it sure looks that way.

If we change
the magnetic force,

we might be able to alter
the probe's direction.

Well, Steve,
how are you gonna change

the Earth's magnetic force?

No, we can't, but the probe
may not be able

to tell one source of magnetism
from another.

Have we got any magnets?

No, sir,
but we could order some from--

No, there's no time,
aren't there magnets

in those portable speakers?

Yes, Colonel, there are.

[dramatic music]

[metal creaking]

With this magnet and the one
from the other speaker,

we should be able to alter
the probe's course.

I'll have Rudy get
some more magnets right away.

Get Dr. Rudy Wells
on the phone right away.

- Yes, sir.
- Okay. Jam the radio.

Make sure that the probe
can't receive or send messages.

[probe whirring]

[Oscar] Rudy,
there's no time to argue.

I need them right away.

Okay, Oscar.

I'll get you induction coils

so you can vary
the magnetic field.

Good. Rudy, I'm not sure
this is gonna work.

We are jamming the radio
reception

so it can't receive
instructions.

But it's on board computer
is processing

information from its sensors.

Well, I've been
working on something

that may help on that.

- I'll send it along.
- Good.

[probe whirring]

[mechanical whirring]

[whirring continues]

[drilling]

[Oscar] Steve, look out!

[explosion]

[dramatic music]

[thud]

[drilling]

[mechanical whirring]

Well, there's not much
more we can do here.

[Steve] But at least we know
now it does react to magnets.

That material that Rudy ordered

ought to be at
the command post by now.

Let's go.

[tense music]

[water splashing]

[leaves rustling]

I'll call you back.

The induction coils
and magnets just arrived,

and Dr. Wells sent this along.

He said that you could
use it to neutralize

the photoelectric cells.

Did Dr. Wells
say how it'll act?

He said that he added a chemical

under high pressure
with the foam.

It'll freeze the coating on
the cells and blind them.

Did he say how long
it will last?

[Oscar] Well, that's no more
help than jamming the radio.

That thing can move
without seeing, Steve.

Wait a minute,
you can't be sure.

It could give us
one more chance

to give that thing an acid bath.

Well, the one thing we
learned from the last probe...

the only thing that will
lift it is a helicopter,

whether we drop it into an acid
pit or haul it to the moon.

Well, we know we can
jam its radio signals.

Now, if Rudy's device
happens to work

and we limit its movement
with a magnetic circle...

We might be able
to neutralize it long enough

for the helicopter
to do its job.

I noticed a heavy cargo copter
hauling supplies

to a freeway construction gang

10 miles from here.

It had a long
chain-drop cable on it.

I think I know a way
we can hook the probe.

Alright.
Notify that crew.

Tell them that we need
that helicopter.

Get our men in the field
to bury those coils.

Notify that tanker truck.

Tell them we want to start
pouring that acid into the pit.

[engine revving]

[probe whirring]

[Steve] Get those magnets
around the net

so we can trap the probe.

Okay, boys. Finish it up.
It's just over the hill.

We'll close the circle
after it enters.

Then it's up to you, pal.

You handle the generator.

[probe whirring]

[helicopter whirring]

[probe whirring]

Turn it up, Oscar.

Alright, sergeant.
increase your field force.

[mechanical whirring]

[hissing]

[probe beeping]

Chopper two,
this is Oscar Goldman speaking.

Come ahead to your designated
position and hover.

[helicopter whirring]

I'm over the net.

[hissing]

[probe whirring]

[probe beeping]

[metal creaking]

[hissing]

Get that copter down here.

Helicopter two,
lower your cable.

Okay.

[helicopter whirring]

[hissing]

Alright, chopper two,

lower the cable another foot.

Roger.
Here it comes.

[Oscar] That's right.
Hold it right there.

That's fine.

Steve!

[explosion]

[mechanical whirring]

[whirring]

Okay, Oscar.

Chopper two, take it up.

Roger.
I'm haulin' it up.

[helicopter whirring]

[zapping]

[explosion]

Chopper two, hold it!

Hold it!
Come in!

[helicopter whirring]

Chopper two,
don't wind that cable!

Come in!

Sergeant,
get me another walkie-talkie!

We got to stop that chopper!

[helicopter whirring]

[zapping]

[electricity crackling]

[acid bubbling]

[helicopter whirring]

[electricity crackling]

[acid bubbling]

[probe beeping]

I'm releasing the net.

[clip clicks]

[helicopter whirring]

Uh, this is chopper two.
Net released.

It's like Saturday night.
That thing's takin' a bath.

[probe beeping]

[acid hissing]

[dramatic music]

[chuckles]
Hey, this is chopper two again.

We almost had two
of them down there,

but Colonel Austin is A-okay.

I don't know where he came from,

but he's in the chopper
with me now.

Good job.

[dramatic music]

[acid bubbling]

Well, you did great.

- You alright?
- Yeah, I'm fine.

[Oscar] Well, there it is.

The probe taking its last bath.

That acid's really doing
a job on it.

Reminds me
of a prehistoric monster,

dangerous while it's alive
and...

still looking lethal

while it goes through
its death throws.

Yeah, well, I just hope
it's really dying.

I've seen enough of that thing.

So have I.

You don't suppose
Mahmoud gave, uh,

copies of the plans
to anyone else, do you?

The police are
rounding up Mahmoud,

also his confederates.

And any plans they might have

to rebuild that thing.

[clanking]

[sighs] Well, I'm,
I'm not really superstitious.

- But, uh...
- Superstitious?

You're superstitious?

After all these years,
I find out

that you're superstitious?

How could you cling to such a...

well, such a primitive
notion, Steve?

[theme music]