Alien Trespass
- At Cape Canaveral,
another probe into space.
Target:
the Moon.A 52-ton multistage rocket
combining elements of
the Thor ICBM and the Vanguard
is ready for firing.
On the planned course,
the 83-pound Pioneer space probe
would closely approach
the Moon
and would be swung into orbit
by the Moon's own gravity.
- Two...
One...
Zero.
- The vehicle roars aloft
at too steep an angle,
working more directly
against gravity than planned,
reaching over
It carries
to nearly 80,000 miles,
The Pioneer remains
man's most resoundingly
successful probe into space.
At last, the truth
about flying saucers.
They're real.
Just as real as Santa Claus,
that's what,
and we've got 10,000 Allentown
youngsters to back us up.
They greeted old St. Nick as he
made his first 1957 appearance.
Santa greets his greeters
with gifts and a gala party,
as is his custom.
A flying saucer carries
lots more Christmas cargo
than reindeer.
Where are the reindeer?
Why, they're back
at the North Pole, honey.
But don't you cry.
Santa is still Santa.
Christmas is still Christmas.
And kids are still kids.
Right up to the minute both
in transportation and in dress,
the first ski birds
of the season migrate
to the Bear Mountain Inn,
hopeful of snow.
There is no snow in New York,
but that's no never mind,
because the emphasis right now
is on fashions.
They're all dressed up for snow
in their White Stag ensembles
for winter sportswear,
colorful outfits that will
light up any festive occasion.
Hollywood, California.
Two titans of the movie industry
go head-to-head,
and no one wins.
World-famous movie star,
M. Eric McCormack,
known affectionately by his fans
as "Meric,"
has reached an impasse
in a contract dispute
with his long-time boss,
Louis Q. Goldstone,
head of Goldstone
International Pictures.
With production complete
on Allen Trespass,
rumored to be the greatest
science fiction movie ever made,
will deprive the world
of ever seeing it.
Louis Q. made the announcement
at his Hollywood studio
this week.
- It saddens me deeply
to announce
that Goldstone International
is shelving the release
of its epic sci-fi picture
Allen Trespass.
I'm ordering today
that all prints
and the negative of the film
be destroyed.
- Mr. Goldstone!
Mr. Goldstone!
- Meric, seen here in a recent
interview with Edwin R. Burrows
days before he and Goldstone
parted ways,
has described the movie
as his best acting work ever.
- Tell me about the movie.
- I'll tell you a little,
because Goldy would have
my you know what.
- And that's the news
from around the world.
- Earlier today,
I met with Dr. Ted Lewis.
He's the director of the
Bald Mountain Observatory.
- And one big gumdrop.
- Welcome, Dr. Lewis.
Tonight is the height
of the meteor showers.
The Perseid meteor showers,
is that right?
- Right.
- Doctor, would you please tell
our audience exactly
what are meteors,
and where do they come from?
- Well, they could be the debris
from comet tails,
like the Perseids,
or simply the rocks and dust
of worlds
that were destroyed long ago.
- Destroyed worlds?
You-you mean like our Earth?
- Well...
yes.
But don't worry; that's not
likely to happen to us
any time soon.
- Well, that certainly
is good news, Doctor.
What happens when meteorites-
- Stardust.
- Oh, Ted, darling, another one.
You really must see this.
It's breathtaking.
- In a minute, dear.
It doesn't peak till
- Oh, Ted, another.
Nutmeg?
- I'm the chef
around here tonight, remember?
- Of course you are, darling.
Happy anniversary.
- Happy anniversary, Lana.
Coals ready?
- Look good.
Oh, Ted,
look at the big bright one.
- Dick.
Dick, you promised.
- Penny, please,
just be reasonable.
Now, look, we-we couldn't
possibly love each other
any more on our honeymoon,
could we?
Right?
- Nice try, Mr. Perkins.
Dick, look, a shooting star.
Quick, make a wish.
So what was your wish?
- Well.
- What is it with you guys?
- Whoa, Penny, what is that?
It's shaking around
like it's crazy.
- Oh, gosh.
That's 'cause it's coming
straight at us.
- Oh!
- Dick, it's gonna hit us.
- Oh, boy.
- Hurry, Dick,
it's getting closer.
- Come on, you piece of junk!
Oh, God!
- What on earth was that?
Ted?
- Darn, I'm trying
to reach the observatory,
but there's no dial tone.
The crash must have knocked out
the lines.
- What was it, an asteroid?
- No, dear, more like
an immense meteoroid.
And right in our own backyard.
I'm going up there.
- Whoa.
- Lana, this is
a once-in-a-lifetime event.
- It's molten iron, right?
Won't it be a little
too hot up there,
like 2,700 degrees?
Why don't you let it cool down
until morning.
I'll keep you plenty warm
until then.
- Since when did you become
an expert on meteoroids?
- I learned something
in those silly classes of yours,
remember?
- Silly, huh?
Now, get out there
and check on those steaks, hmm?
- Oh, no, Ted.
- Merlin.
Hey, wake up,
you old bag of bones.
Do you see that?
That's a spaceship, old boy.
A real, live,
honest-to-goodness spaceship
from outer space, it is.
I knew it.
I knew they'd finally show up.
Yeah, I told them, the fools.
I knew they were gonna come.
I knew it.
Come here, boy.
Come here.
Come on.
Yeah, we got a spaceship
to get, huh?
Come on, come on.
Yeah, we're gonna be famous,
you and me.
- There it is.
There it is, old boy.
Okay, Merlin.
Now, how does this sound?
Greetings, space brothers
from a distant star.
Welcome to our planet.
- Ted?
- Out here, dear.
- Time for your present.
- Oh, I got it, dear.
The binoculars are wonderful.
- Your other present, darling.
- Oh, my.
- No, no, no, pinhead.
PPP is Proper Police Procedure.
PPD is an unknown DOA.
- Well, I thought
that was a PPK.
- No, PPK is what you do behind
a tree after you see a stiff.
How'd you pass the exam,
anyway,
promise to fix the teacher's
parking tickets?
- Hey, easy on him, Vern,
the kid's okay.
Ain't that right, Bubba?
- Huh?
- Thank you, come again.
- Sorry, Darlene.
- Number five,
number two, dry and deadly.
Is that you, Tammy?
- I'm sorry, Sam.
- All right, so what is it
this time, huh?
Flat tire?
Sick aunt?
Men from Mars?
What?
This has got to stop, toots.
- I'm sorry, Sam.
- Four, five, and six
are all yours, honey pie.
I'm out of here, Simone.
Bye, boys.
- Hey, Tammy, why don't
you and I go on up to the point?
- Not a chance, Vernon.
- Why not, sweetheart?
- Because you're Vernon,
Officer Vernon.
- Hey, Tammy, you've been here,
what, three years?
All that time,
I've never seen you with a guy.
- What's your point?
- Nothin'.
- I said, what's your point,
Vernon?
- What is the point, Lloyd?
- Well, you know.
- What?
- Drop it, Bubba.
- Right, Vern.
- Cats, did you see that thing?
Wow, it blasted
right into the butte.
It was crazy.
- See it?
It almost hit us
up at the point,
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