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- Okay, Venus?
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- Okay, Steve.
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- Right. Let's go.
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(dramatic music)
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(dramatic music increases)
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(rockets boom)
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(engine squeals)
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(rockets fire)
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("Fireball XL5" theme music)
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(computers tick)
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(siren bell blares)
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- [Announcement] Emergency
red! Ground crew on alert.
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Standby. Emergency!
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Emergency red!
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(siren blares)
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(door bangs)
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(vehicle squeals)
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- What's going on, Commander
Zero? What's the trouble?
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- We've got a damaged patrol ship
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coming down on remote, Steve.
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- Remote? You mean the
crew are not in control?
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- That's right, Colonel Zodiac.
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The pilot managed to
bring XL27 close to Earth,
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but then, he must have passed out.
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(engine rumbles)
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(engine hisses)
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- [Lt Ninety] Main retros
fired by remote, Commander.
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- Roger, Ninety, bring her nose up.
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(spacecraft squeals)
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- Landing gear down.
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Hey, it's stuck.
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(spacecraft hisses)
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(explosion booms)
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(dramatic music)
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- Well, she's down.
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Fire tenders are standing by.
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- Get some clothes on, you two.
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We'll take a look at XL27
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and find out what's happened to her crew.
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(dramatic music)
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- Ready with the flashlight, Steve?
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All the lighting in the
ship seems to have failed.
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- [Steve] Yeah, Matt. I'll lead the way.
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(footsteps tap)
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(dramatic music increases)
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(dramatic music crescendos)
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- What's it all about, Steve?
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- Looks as though they've
been hit by a coma ray.
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Better contact Venus, Matt.
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They're gonna need medical
attention, but fast.
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- Okay, Steve.
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Right, give me Dr Venus. Emergency.
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- From the scorched dent on
the side of the ship, Steve,
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I'd say it was a pretty powerful
weapon that caused this.
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- Yeah, Commander. A ground-to-space
coma cannon, | reckon.
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But why?
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(suspenseful music)
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(moves to dramatic music)
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- The co-pilot's out cold, Steve.
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- The skipper too.
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Oh, wait a minute. He's stirring.
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Look, he's got something in his hand.
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(dramatic music)
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"Planet Zavia. Danger."
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- Okay. Let's get back
and figure this thing out.
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See what Venus's medical
report has to say.
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- [Commander Zero] That's
Zavia's location. Sector 29.
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And XL27 was patrolling that sector.
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- | guess they noticed something strange
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and went down to check.
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- But Zavia's an ice planet.
Completely uninhabited.
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What could XL27 find there?
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- Well, they certainly wouldn't
find a coma cannon anyway.
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- Anything's possible on
this crazy universe, Steve.
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How can you be sure
what's going on up there
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if you don't check?
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- That sounds like your
marching orders, Colonel.
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I'll alert ground control
to prepare Fireball XL5
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for takeoff.
- Thanks, Lieutenant.
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- Zavia,
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that's a long way away.
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(foreboding music)
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(vehicle rumbles)
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- The diggings are going well, Cardre.
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Soon, the underground base will be ready.
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- Yes, Rader.
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You may begin dismantling the coma cannon.
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We will not be needing it
again to protect our workings.
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- No. No-one will be able to see them
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when they are covered in ice and snow.
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- By the way, | did not congratulate you
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on the excellent marksmanship
with the coma cannon
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when you hit that Earth patrol spaceship.
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- Yes. Yes, it was rather
a good shot, wasn't it?
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| expect that ship is now
floating in space, lost forever.
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(dramatic music)
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- What's taking Venus so long
with that medical report?
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- Oh, here she comes now, Commander.
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What's the news, Venus?
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- Well, it was a coma
ray all right, Steve.
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- Did they come round at all, Venus?
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- No, Commander Zero. |
reckon they'll be in the coma
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for at least a month.
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- Well, we can't wait a month.
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You'll have to play this one
as it comes along, Steve.
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- Okay, Commander. We're on our way.
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(engine revs)
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(spacecraft squeals)
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- Fireball XL5 liftoff A-okay, Commander.
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- Roger, Lieutenant. Now,
I'm going home to bed.
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Boy, what a night this has been.
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(trumpet blares)
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- Pop. Hey,
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wake up, Pop.
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- Oh. Oh,
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what time is it?
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Six o'clock?
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Let me get some sleep, will ya?
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- But Pop, it's snowing outside.
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- | don't care if it's raining
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duck-billed platypuses from Mars...
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Snowing?
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(dramatic music)
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| don't believe it. |
just don't believe it.
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This is some kind of
dream, that's what it is.
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I'm dreaming.
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- Firing main retros, Matt.
Ready to disconnect nose-cone.
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- Roger, Steve. Robert is
in central control cabin.
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- [Steve] Maintain orbit
around Planet Zavia, Robert.
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- Maintain
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the course.
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(nose-cone booms)
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(engine squeals)
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(suspenseful music)
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- Well, what do you think, Matt?
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- It sure seems peaceful enough.
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- [Steve] Not a thing in sight.
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How could the XL27 run into trouble here?
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- [Matt] | dunno, Steve.
But one thing's for sure,
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we've gotta crack this mystery wide open.
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(ice cracks)
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(dramatic music)
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- Oh, my head.
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Venus, Matt, you both okay?
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- Well, | do feel a bit tooty, Steve.
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But what happened?
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- Seems likely, we chose a
bridge crevasse to park on.
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Our weight snapped the
ice bridge and bingo.
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We've fallen into an underground cavern.
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- Hey, Matt, Venus, listen.
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(water trickling)
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- Why, it's,
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it's running water!
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- And look, Steve. Steam.
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| thought | felt warm.
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- [Steve] That's mighty strange.
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A hot water stream on a frozen planet?
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- Let's go along it and
find out where it leads.
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(suspenseful music)
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- [Venus] Straight ahead, Steve.
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There's a bend in the tunnel.
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- [Steve] Yeah, be careful.
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You never know what's
waiting for us round there.
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(dramatic music)
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- [Matt] Steve, looks
like a door, iced over.
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- [Steve] Let's have a
try at thawing it out.
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Might prove to be real interesting.
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(laser hisses)
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Well, there's no reception
committee waiting for us, Venus.
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We'll leave our jet mobiles here. Come on.
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This place has been cut by machines.
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What can its purpose be?
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- There's another door up ahead.
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- Say,
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it must open by rays.
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- Well, let's hope
there's no-one watching us
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with vutonic eyes.
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- We'll soon know.
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(dramatic music)
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(globes beep)
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- Matt, it's some kind of nuclear reactor.
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- Yeah, Steve, it's where
the hot water comes from.
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- But what does it do?
Generate power or what?
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- That's what | aim to find out.
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- | can help you there, Earth-man.
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Will you and your colleagues
come with me, please?
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(dramatic music)
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Now, we have made you quite comfortable,
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| want to know who you are
and what you are doing here.
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- My name is Steve Zodiac, Colonel Zodiac.
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As to what we're doing here,
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| might ask you the same question.
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| guess you're responsible
for what happened to the XL27.
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- Right first time, Steve Zodiac.
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It was our high-powered coma
cannon that did the damage.
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You are lucky, Colonel, that
we dismantled our cannon
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before you arrived.
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We did not realise the patrol ship
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would make it back to Earth.
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- Before we dispose of Colonel
Zodiac and his companions,
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| think they would be interested
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to see what we are doing here, Cardre.
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- [Cardre] Ah, yes.
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(dramatic music)
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(deflector hisses)
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- [Rader] We have
deflected the sun's rays.
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Earth is freezing.
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- [Steve] Why, you crazy fiends!
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They'll all die!
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(dramatic music)
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- [Commander Zero] It's
getting colder, Lieutenant.
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What's Jock doing about the heating?
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- He's fighting a losing
battle, Commander.
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Nothing can stop this freeze up.
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It's as though the sun's rays
aren't reaching Earth anymore.
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- [Steve] You'll never get away with this.
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You can't deflect the sun's rays forever.
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- We don't need to. A month
will be quite sufficient time
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to destroy every living thing on Earth.
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- Why? Why do this to Earth?
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- | came to your planet
Earth three years ago
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with more of my people from Planet Jedum.
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- Oh yes, yes, | remember.
The Jedum delegation.
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They tried to stir up trouble
amongst the leaders on Earth.
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- Yeah. But your plans
failed, didn't they, Cardre?
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You thought you'd take over Earth
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while we were fighting amongst ourselves.
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- Yes. | must say we underestimated
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the peaceful unity of you Earth-men.
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You saw fit to banish me and
my people from Earth forever!
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But now,
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we shall get our revenge.
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Rader,
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take them to the ice jail.
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- Yes. At once, Cardre.
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(Cardre chuckles)
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- [Cardre] | have released
your bonds, Zodiac.
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Don't try to escape. You will regret it.
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- [Venus] What does he mean?
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- | don't know, Venus.
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- Hey, he sure is right.
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There's no way out except through the door
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or through that tunnel.
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- [Steve] So we have this choice.
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We stay here and let Earth be destroyed
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or we chance the tunnel.
What's it going to be?
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- Venus?
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- Come on, Steve. Let's chance it.
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- | don't like this.
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The ice under our feet feels
like it's not too safe.
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(they scream)
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- [Venus] Help, I'm falling!
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- [Matt] Steve!
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Where are you?
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(dramatic music)
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(ice cracking)
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- [Matt] Oh!
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Well, guess we know now what he meant
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when he said we'd regret
going into that tunnel.
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- Steve, Matt,
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look.
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- | think this chamber must be used
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to collect the boiling
water from the reactor.
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- Yeah, that figures.
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A kind of cooling system.
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| hate to say this, but this place
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is gonna be flooded with boiling water.
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- And when the ice melts,
the walls, they'll collapse.
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- [Steve] Matt, help me out.
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| might be able to reach that opening.
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(dramatic music)
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- The water is coming in faster now.
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- [Matt] Can you, can you reach, Steve?
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- |, | don't know.
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If | could only get some sort of hold.
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No, no, it's no good.
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There's not a chance.
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- Then we are finished.
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Nothing, nothing will stop that water.
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(water trickles)
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- Hey, hey, Matt,
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give me your belt.
- But why?
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- Don't ask any questions.
Just give it to me.
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- But what are you going to do?
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How can the professor's belt help?
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- [Matt] Here, Steve.
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- Now, just watch and
keep your fingers crossed.
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(belt taps on ice)
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- | get it. You're
cutting steps in the ice.
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- Well, |, | can't see a thing.
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My glasses are all steamed up.
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(tapping continues)
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- Steve, Steve, you'll have to be quick.
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The water's rising and
it's getting hotter.
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- I've just gotta make it.
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I've just gotta!
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Otherwise we'll boil and they'll freeze.
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(dramatic music)
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(moves to upbeat frantic music)
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(ice crashes)
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Nearly there.
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Just, just a few more minutes.
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- Hurry, Steve.
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Hurry!
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- Okay.
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Okay, | think
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I can
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make it.
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Quick! Follow me!
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| can hear the walls cracking.
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(ice cracking)
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(dramatic music)
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- Grab Steve's hand, where
you can reach it, Venus.
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- [Venus] Okay, Professor.
You'd better hurry too now.
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The water is coming in real fast now.
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- Only a few more steps, Matt.
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Make it fast. The walls are cracking.
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- [Matt] Oh, okay, Steve,
I'm nearly at the top,
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I think.
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But | can't see a thing.
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My glasses...
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Now, at least | can see what I'm doing.
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- Well, what now, Steve?
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- Well, we get back to our jet mobiles.
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And then, we fix Cardre
and his little scheme.
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Let's hope we're not
too late to save Earth.
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(computer ticks)
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00:22:03,208 --> 00:22:04,42
- Lieutenant,
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1, | guess we're done for.
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(Commander Zero shivers)
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- Y-yeah, Commander.
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It was nice kn-knowing you.
333
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Y-you had a few gripes.
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Fact is, you were like a bear
with a sore head most times,
335
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but
336
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it's been fun working with you.
337
00:22:28,167 --> 00:22:29,583
- Yeah.
338
00:22:29,583 --> 00:22:33,250
Yeah, yeah, you know my
bark's worse than my bite.
339
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It's been good having you around.
340
00:22:35,875 --> 00:22:38,625
(dramatic music)
341
00:22:45,958 --> 00:22:48,875
(jet mobiles whir)
342
00:22:52,833 --> 00:22:56,458
(deflector hisses)
343
00:22:56,458 --> 00:22:58,958
(engine revs)
344
00:23:08,917 --> 00:23:11,542
- Lift-off A-okay, Matt.
Prepare the nose-cone missile.
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- Roger, Steve.
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00:23:13,583 --> 00:23:16,417
(spacecraft rumbles)
347
00:23:16,417 --> 00:23:18,667
- Standby to fire missile, Matt.
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00:23:18,667 --> 00:23:21,583
(deflector hisses)
349
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(missile whizzes)
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(explosion booms)
351
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- Okay, Matt, Venus,
352
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let's get home and see what
damage the freeze-up has done.
353
00:23:42,792 --> 00:23:45,542
- We destroyed that deflector in time.
354
00:23:45,542 --> 00:23:47,750
Everything will be normal
when we get back to Earth.
355
00:23:47,750 --> 00:23:50,917
- Well, | hope you're right, Matt.
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00:23:54,250 --> 00:23:57,250
(spacecraft hisses)
357
00:24:04,292 --> 00:24:07,542
(engines squeal)
358
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- How's it been down here
while we've been away, sir?
359
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- Stand to attention,
Zodiac. I'll do the talking.
360
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Why didn't you report in?
361
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While you've been chasing
rainbows in space,
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we've been freezing to death!
363
00:24:19,917 --> 00:24:20,750
- But Commander, we-
364
00:24:20,750 --> 00:24:23,875
- Save it, Matt. He
wouldn't believe you anyway.
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At least not in his present frame of mind.
366
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What you need, Commander, is a holiday.
367
00:24:27,792 --> 00:24:31,583
- Yes, they tell me Switzerland is fun,
368
00:24:31,583 --> 00:24:33,667
all that ice and snow
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and skiing.
370
00:24:34,750 --> 00:24:36,333
- Get out!
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00:24:36,333 --> 00:24:38,375
Leave me in peace!
372
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| don't know why | put
up with you XL5 clowns!
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Get out!
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00:24:43,333 --> 00:24:45,167
- Okay, Commander, we're going,
375
00:24:45,167 --> 00:24:47,583
but you just think about
that Switzerland trip.
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Crisp, cold ice, snow-
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00:24:50,208 --> 00:24:51,417
- Out!
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00:24:51,417 --> 00:24:52,250
Get out!
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~ 1 wish | was a spaceman S
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~ The fastest guy alive
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< I'd fly you round the universe f
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00:25:07,708 --> 00:25:10,708
f In Fireball XL5 I
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~ Way out in space together J
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~ Conquerors of the sky
385
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My heart would be a fireball
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A fireball
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f Every time | gazed into
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~ Your starry eyes f
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S We'd take the path to Jupiter
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~ And maybe very soon J
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¢ We'd cruise along the Milky Way ¢
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¢ And land upon the Moon Jf
393
00:25:42,500 --> 00:25:45,167
¢ The wonderland of stardust J
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00:25:45,167 --> 00:25:49,292
f We'll zoom away to Mars S
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My heart would be a fireball
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A fireball
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£~ And you would be my
Venus of the stars. J
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