Lost in Space Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1998
- 130 min
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JOHN:
(entering his tube)
Major, she's all yours.
WEST:
I'll try to give you a smooth ride.
Judy walks the row, checking their bio-monitors. Enters her tube.
JUDY:
Mission control this is Dr. Robinson.
We are in the green.
MISSION CONTROL (OVER)
Roger, Doctor, you are go to initiate
cryostasis.
Don walks to Judy's tube.
WEST:
One question, Doctor. in there room
in these tubes for two?
JUDY:
Barely enough for you and your ego,
Major. Drive carefully.
(touches her com-link)
initializing cryostasis tubes.
The tubes rotate closed around the Robinsons. Suddenly each crew member
is surrounded by a shimmering blue glow, brightening like a star and
then subsiding. All stand fixed in suspended animation.
Don stares at the family a beat. He goes to the main console. Straps
himself in.
WEST:
Mission Control, this is Jupiter One.
The Robinsons are asleep. We are
ready to fly.
INT.-SPACE COMMAND-MISSION CONTROL
Welcome to the future. Banks of monitors manned by gum-chewing, pink
haired technicians. A giant monitor shows the Jupiter on the launch
pad. The CONTROLLER (NOAH FREEMAN) pulls in to his console.
NOAH:
Jupiter Two this is Mission Control.
You are at T-minus two minutes and
counting. We're opening the dome.
MONITOR-CLOSE. The dome begins to part.
EXT.-JUPITER ONE
Giant gantries retract. Fueling lines disengage.
INT.-JUPITER ONE
WEST:
External fuel pressure to zero.
Powering main drive systems.
EXT.-JUPITER ONE
The nuclear drive at the base of the saucer EXPLODES, the giant craft
TREMBLING, straining towards the sky.
INT.-MiSSION CONTROL
NOAH:
Jupiter One you are at ninety five
percent.
INT.-JUPITER ONE
WEST:
Houston, main drive systems to on
line status. It's showtime.
EXT.-JUPITER ONE
Nuclear ENGINES ROAR. The ship begins to rise in a bolus of flame.
INT.- MISSION CONTROL
NOAH:
We have lift off.
INT.-JUPITER ONE
WEST:
Requesting escape trajectory.
INT.-MISSION CONTROL
NOAH:
Major, your escape vector in clear of
all military and commercial traffic.
Op in go on your command.
INT.-JUPITER ONE
WEST:
Roger, Houston.
West reaches for a glowing panel.
WEST:
We're outta here.
EXT. JUPITER ONE
The atomic power source fires a focused BLAST, shooting the Jupiter
through cloud and sky towards the black edge of space.
INT:
-MISSION CONTROLThe main screen shows a graphic of the Jupiter's trajectory as the ship
arcs toward the outer edge of the atmosphere.
NOAH:
Jupiter One, you are clear Earth's
atmosphere.
A CHEER goes up in the control room.
EXT.-JUPITER ONE
The giant saucer shell EXPLODES, revealing the inner ship, the
glittering high tech shape of the JUPITER TWO.
INT.-JUPITER TWO
Don watches as the Earth recedes into a blue marble, flickering orbital
billboards growing distant. Smiles at the familiar sight.
WEST:
Jupiter One booster disengaged.
Proceeding towards Mercury.
EXT.-JUPITER TWO
Nuclear diodes at the ship's base spin into life, glowing with atomic
fire, the ship now heading towards Mercury and beyond.
INT.-JUPITER TWO-LOWER DECKS
The Robot stands dormant in his service bay. HOLD on the closed service
drawer in the b.g. PUSH IN.
INT.-SERVICE DRAWER
Smith lies still, unconscious in the dark compartment.
INT-JUPITER TWO BRIDGE
Mercury hangs like a red moon in the front viewscreen.
WIDER:
Don presses a button and two giant blast shields close over the Jupiter
Two's main viewscreen.
WEST:
Houston, diverting all spacecraft
controls to the main computer.
(off mic)
Eight years of flight training.
He walks to the center of the bridge and activates the navigational
holograph, images forming in mid-air over the pedestal.
HOLOGRAPH- CLOSE. The Jupiter Two is visible, backed by the planets of
our solar system.
WEST:
Navigational holographics on line.
(off mic)
Fifty combat missions.
Don touches buttons and a highlight indicates the ship's trajectory
past mercury, around the Sun in a slingshot and into space beyond.
WEST:
Course confirmed for slingshot exit
of the solar system.
(off mic)
Just so I can take the family camper
on an interstellar picnic.
Don walks to the freezing tubes. He zips up his silver flight suit.
WEST:
Ten world series. My, nephews' high
school and college graduations. A
decade's worth of Sports Illustrated
swimsuit editions.
(a beat)
Noah, ten years in a lifetime.
West climbs into his tube.
INT.-MISSION CONTROL
NOAH:
Sleep well, old friend.
INT.-JUPITER TWO
Don hits a switch and his tube closes. A beat then he is engulfed by
the blue
glow, frozen in space. The tubes rise into the craft.
EXT.-JUPITER TWO
The ship flies on into the endless night.
DISSOLVE TO:
CHAPTER 9:
Destroy!-------------------
INT.-JUPITER TWO-WASTE DISPOSAL CHUTE-LATER
Smith lies still. He starts from a nightmare into...-a nightmare
INT.-JUPITER TWO-LOWER DECKS
Smith scrambles out of the chute, stares at his hand, the impression of
the overloaded communicator seared into his palm.
He spins around disoriented. Stumbles to a closed view screen and hits
a stud. The blast shield opens. Space.
SMITH-CLOSE. Shock. No words.
THE ROBOT-CLOSE. In his docking bay. Suddenly the automaton powers up,
lights activating as his CPU comes on line.
SMITH:
No.
Smith turns, slaps the burned out programming module on the Robot.
SMITH:
Disable program.
No response. The Robot continues to power up.
Smith engage interface. Initiate system shut-down.
ROBOT:
Robot is on line. Implementing prime
command directives.
The Robot disengages from the service bay, begins rolling forward.
ROBOT:
Robinson family, destroy.
SMITH:
No. Cease. Desist.
The Robot rolls towards the bridge.
ROBOT:
All operating Systems, destroy.
Smith grabs a wrench from a tool bracket, leaps for the Robot. The
Robot swings once, sending Smith flying into a flaring console.
ROBOT:
Jupiter Two, destroy.
INT.-MISSION CONTROL-NIGHT
Dark. A single Techie (ANNIE) mans the watch, playing holo-games with a
stylus over her desk. SCREENS flicker into life.
ANNIE:
What the-?
(into a mic)
Somebody wake up the chief.
INT.-JUPITER TWO-BRIDGE
Still. The bridge doors open and the ambient lights come on.
The Robot rolls onto the bridge, faces the cryosleep array. He extends
his arms, an electrical charge arcing between his claws.
ROBOT:
Robinson Family, destroy.
He fires, a blast of electricity hitting the cryosleep controls. (OVER)
ALARMS sound as the tubes begin to descend, electricity sparking across
the sleeping Robinsons.
SMITH (OVER)
Mechanical moron. You'll kill us all.
Smith, wrench in hand, rushes the Robot, is again hurled across the
room. The Robot turns towards the navigational computer.
INT.-MISSION CONTROL
Fully lit. All the monitors are manned by sleepy Techies. Noah ENTERS,
taking a coffee from Annie without breaking stride. , ALARMS flash
everywhere.
NOAH:
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