Buck Rogers in the 25th Century Page #2
- Year:
- 1979
- 60 min
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Yes sir. I mean, no sir.
This is not an echo, sir.
It is a voice. It is a strong voice.
Is singing.
- Singing?
- Yes.
- Delta sector, did you say "singing"?
- Yes.
Operational control, I'm supervisor
14, give me the delta sector audio.
Answer, control of Houston.
Answer
Houston control, here the 711 flight.
Answer Do you receive me? Give me
instructions. I'm going to re-enter.
Answer, control of Houston.
Houston control, do you receive me?
Anden, papanatas, stop
slacking and give me "info".
It is practically a foreign language.
Is it a joke?
Goes directly to the protective shield.
Communicate me with interception.
With the interception squadron.
I'm Colonel Deering.
What are the coordinates?
Right. Back the shield 160 km.
Until checking the ship.
Alert, interceptors.
Alien ship position.
- Thats weird.
- What's weird?
The target moves very slowly
and irregularly to be a ship.
I have the target in sight.
What is it?
Hey, good.
I'm glad to see you...
boys.
Who are they?
What are they?
Attention, alien ship.
Do you listen me?
I am "alien"?
You are not familiar.
Who are they?
Limit your answers to "yes" and \ x22.
It is in serious danger.
Whose? Of you?
It crosses a narrow corridor
that leads to the inner cities.
Cities what? Look, miss...
Colonel Deering. Now, keep silent.
If you leave the indicated route...
It will become steam, do you understand?
In steam? Yes Yes, I understand.
What should I do?
- Can you handle the ship manually?
- Clear.
Then, follow me very closely.
I'm after you.
This time they won us.
It must be the Russians.
He's doing fine.
- How do you say?
- I'm just trying to be friendly.
Violating our airspace is an
act of war, not friendship.
Wait until the Cape
guys find out.
Buck Rogers will land in
the center of Red Square.
Air control 1 access.
Cleared in the 1-0 corridor
Able for the approaching ship.
Confirmed. Open exterior
barriers for approach...
in the 1-0 corridor Able
for the approaching ship.
Hey, baby, what a great deal.
I'm Colonel Deering, commander
of Terrestrial Defense.
- You. Are you in charge of all this?
- Right.
- If there are no more questions...
- Hey, Colonel, quiet.
I would fly with you whenever you want.
- Interrogate this barbarian.
- What?
Listen. Hey, wait a moment!
I waited!
What... What do they do?
Hey, wait a minute!
How are you, Captain Rogers?
I am Dr. Huer.
I am very happy to meet you.
What is happening?
Where am I and what do they do to me?
We are studying it.
Everything is electronic and painless.
But we are as astonished as you.
For what happened.
But his tests give
us phenomenal data.
Fabulous. What is happening?
If I'm dead, I did not go to heaven.
What planet is this?
What planet?
Oh, it's Earth, of course.
He returned as his mission demanded...
to almost the precise area of
scheduled landing on your ship.
Look, doctor.
I've been through a lot...
but in no way will you tell me...
that that city is Chicago.
No, it is not. There is nothing
left on Earth like Chicago.
Allow me to bring my administrator, Dr.
Theopolis.
Look, doctor...
Twiki, could you bring Dr.
Theopolis, please?
- What is that?
- He is Twiki.
- It's your robot.
- My what?
During your report and determination...
Twiki will be your assistant.
And this...
This is Dr. Theopolis.
Good morning, Dr. Theopolis.
It is a beautiful day.
Thank you. I did my best.
Dr. Theopolis is a member
of the Computer Council.
And in addition to other
things, he is responsible...
of the environmental controls
of the Internal City.
This afternoon I will introduce
a touch of mauve at sunset.
Not as deep as an amethyst...
but a more subtle
texture like cinnamon.
That's good.
I hope the captain sees it with us.
It really will be lovely.
If it were you, I would talk to
the programmer about that thing.
Captain Rogers, it's
us, the Council...
those who do all the programming.
Please reserve your opinion.
Let's go to work.
Captain Rogers, I'll leave
you with some advice.
These androids were not
programmed by humans.
They have programmed each
other for generations.
You see, the mistakes we made...
in areas, then, as our environment...
they were totally in his hands.
And they saved the Earth
from a secure end.
Little by little we have recovered
to not depend totally...
from other planets in
terms of water and food.
Androids are not human, but...
You can hurt your feelings.
It is this sensitivity that
separates them from the machines.
I will see it again
in about 16 hours.
16 hours? Wait a moment!
Do you think I'll stay here and
talk with a box for 16 hours?
Sit down, captain. Let's try
to be as pleasant as possible.
That's. Be a good robot, Twiki,
and put me on the table...
where I can see the captain well while
you bring him something to drink.
- I do not need anything to drink.
- Of course.
You're dehydrated from your
terrible experience, Buck.
If you allow me to call you Buck.
Now bring your drink to
Captain Rogers, Twiki.
Wow, you're a very attractive
man, Captain Buck Rogers.
Look, I've been waiting 24 hours...
to find out where I am,
who I am, who you are.
Could you give me some answers?
Of course, Buck. That's why I'm
here, to answer your questions.
Great. Begins.
You are Captain Buck Rogers, and
according to your ship's diary...
You left Earth in 1987.
I already know that. Tell
me what I do not know.
If the preliminary data is valid,
it seems that you came back...
to Earth 504 years later.
Now you are in the XXV century.
Buck? Are you okay, Buck?
You heard me?
I think I'm going to drink now.
I assure.
He is a wonderful man. Trust me.
I think you think he's
a wonderful man...
but you do not risk lives...
of our surviving warriors
for their subterfuge.
He is only a man. How could
it endanger our people?
I could discredit the
treaty with Draconia.
He has not tried to do that.
He came to us bewildered.
I want the opportunity to
spend time with our captain.
If you look for a defect in
your testimony, you lose time.
Saving Earth is not
a waste of time...
despite supporting the
company of the captain.
Well, if Dr. Theopolis
has no objection...
I don't have any.
I have no objection.
The captain belongs to
I had never seen
Colonel Deering...
so unusually emotional about something.
Nor about someone.
This part seems more a
dream than a nightmare.
Look, my behavior yesterday was
inappropriate. I want to apologize.
I accept your apology, captain.
Tell me about the holocaust.
I can not.
Well, it's not real until
you hear it and feel it.
I lost everything that
was important to me.
Mother, father, brothers,
sisters, a woman he loved.
If I do not hear something
that convinces me...
They will be waiting for me
somewhere in time and space.
- How is the exterior?
- From the city? I would not like it.
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