Lost in Space Page #8
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1998
- 130 min
- 630 Views
SMITH:
Will every disaster be an excuse for
familial sentiment? Please tell me
now so I may gather up a liberal
supply of space sickness bags.
Don turns towards Smith. Maureen steps between them.
MAUREEN:
What happened, John? Where are we?
INT.-JUPITER TWO-BRIDGE
Don in at the navigational holograph, patching sparking wires. The rest
of the crew emerge onto the bridge.
WEST:
You had me worried, Doc. Nice to see
you thawed.
JUDY:
Smart maneuver with the hyper-drive.
WEST:
A fighter who thinks, what do you
know? You're just in time for the
show.
Don makes a connection. The pedestal powers up, a holograph of the
Jupiter Two appearing over its surface.
WEST:
Computer, map our current location.
HOLOGRAPHIC PEDESTAL-CLOSE. The area around the Jupiter Two is now
filled with a holographic representation of the alien solar system.
JOHN:
See anything familiar?
Don just shakes his head.
COMPUTER:
Searching for recognizable
constellations.
(a beat)
Unable to locate.
JOHN:
This computer has star maps of the
entire known galaxy.
PENNY:
We're lost, aren't we?
Judy wraps her arm around her sister.
WEST:
What the hell is that?
VIEWSCREEN- CLOSE. The nearest planet is starting to glow. Suddenly a
distortion field begins to emanate from the alien world. The edges of
space seem to sear away, leaving a glowing portal.
JOHN:
Any effect on the ship?
WEST:
No.
VIEWSCREEN -CLOSE. All the planets and constellations beyond the portal
appear to be in different places.
JOHN:
(off the navigational hologram)
All the planets have moved.
WEST:
And where did that come from?
CHAPTER 12:
The Proteus-----------------------
EXT.-SPACE
Breaking the inner edge of the portal, a long silver space needle
catches the light from the dual suns.
INT.-JUPITER TWO
The crew man their stations. Only Will is absent as they the ship
maneuver around the portal.
VIEWSCREEN -CLOSE. As they, move behind the portal it seems to
disappear, showing only the blackness of space. No ship beyond.
WEST:
It's gone.
JOHN:
No. Go back in front of it.
EXT.-JUPITER TWO
As the ship moves back in front of the portal, the hole in space is
visible again, the giant probe ship revealed once more within...
JOHN:
It's a hole in space. A doorway.
WEST:
A doorway to where?
JOHN:
If we want to reach that ship, we're
going to have to find out.
EXT.-SPACE
The Jupiter Two flies through the pulsing hole in space.
INT.-JUPITER TWO
The giant, silver ship looms in the windscreen.
MAUREEN:
No apparent effects on the ship.
WEST:
I'm hailing on all frequencies. No
response.
JOHN:
There are some markings on the
starboard side. Can you throw some
light on her?
WEST:
Don't know if the exterior spots are
working.- There we go.
THE WINDSCREEN-CLOSE. Powerful spotlights hit the ship.
WEST AND JOHN-CLOSE. And really surprised.
WEST:
If this in all a dream, why can't
there be more girls?
THE SPACESHIP-CLOSE. Essentially a needle covered with metal scallops.
On its hull, under the legend PROTEUS, an American flag.
WEST:
I've never seen a design like this.
what are those scales on her hull?
JOHN:
How could Earth launch a ship this
massive and neither of us know about
it? ... It just doesn't make sense.
WEST:
These scanners are damaged, I'm
getting inconsistent life signs but
they may be sensor ghosts.
JOHN:
Maybe her computer's still up. I'm
trying standard remote access codes.
ON SCREEN-A docking ring on the giant ship comes to life, giant floods
coming to life, the docking aperture rotating open.
WEST:
What do you know?
EXT.-SPACE
The Jupiter Two heads towards the giant ship.
INT.-JUPITER TWO
JOHN:
Can you give me some light on the
secondary docking ring?
A smaller docking ring is illuminated on the viewscreen.
WEST:
What do you make of that?
Attached to the starboard docking ring is another, smaller craft. Its
snaking anthropomorphic lines are not of human design.
MAUREEN:
Boys, I think we're having a close
encounter.
EXT.-SPACE
The Jupiter moves into the docking ring of the giant ship.
INT.-JUPITER TWO
(OVER) a giant THUD as the Jupiter Two docks with the probe.
ROBOT (OVER)
Crush.
REVERSE ANGLE. The Robot in rolling in through the doorway, arms waving
wildly before him.
ROBOT:
Crush! Kill! Destroy!
Don and John are up fast. But the Robot just rolls to a stop. Will
steps from behind the automaton, his hacker's deck in his hand.
He pulls a tiny mic from his deck. Lifts it to his lips.
WILL:
Crush. Kill. Destroy.
ROBOT:
Crush! Kill! Destroy!
Will points to several jury-rigged modifications.
WILL:
I hacked into his CPU, bypassed his
main operating system and accessed
his sub-routines. He's basically
running on remote control.
All stare at him. Penny finally speaks.
PENNY:
Show off.
INT.-JUPITER TWO-CREW QUARTERS-LATER
Penny stands guard, a rifle in her hand, talking into her recorder.
PENNY:
And so the Space Captive finds
herself helping the Robinsons by
guarding the traitor. And she finds-
Penny's VOICE trails off. Stares out the porthole. Endless space.
PENNY:
She finds that out here, in the dark
and cold, she's scared, and she's
kind of glad they're all together.
Just then Don approaches, a silver bundle under his arm.
PENNY:
Identify yourself, soldier.
WEST:
West, Major, United Space Force,
requesting permission to see the
prisoner.
Penny steps aside.
PENNY:
Proceed Major West.
Don smiles, winks at her, going through the door.
PENNY:
Ouch. Could he be cuter? I don't
think so.
INT.-SMITH'S CELL
Actually a med-lab. Smith turns to face Don an he ENTERS.
SMITH:
These quarters are totally
unacceptable. I demand-
Don tosses his bundle on the seat. A silver flight suit.
WEST:
We're going to check out the probe
ship. Maybe we can figure out how
they got here. And how to get home.
SMITH:
Ta-ta. Have a wonderful trip.
WEST:
You're coming with us.
SMITH:
Out of the question. I'm a doctor not
a space explorer. You and-
But Don is in his face in a heartbeat.
WEST:
What you are is a murderous saboteur
and I am not leaving you on this ship
so you can do more harm than you've
already caused.
SMITH:
I absolutely refuse-
WEST:
(closer)
Give me an excuse to kill you.
Please.
Smith stares at him a beat. Then he smiles, looks to the flight suit.
SMITH:
Silver always was my color.
INT.-JUPITER TWO-LOWER DECKS
Will stands in front of the Robot, polishing a blast mark clean.
WILL:
When boarding a mysterious
spacecraft, it always pays to look
your best.
John enters, removes a gun from the weapons locker.
JOHN:
Deactivate safety.
GUN:
Voiceprint confirmed. Rifle is
active.
GUN-CLOSE. A small light goes from red to green.
JOHN:
You did a good job up there son. You
saved us all.
WILL:
Thanks.
An awkward silence hangs between them.
JOHN:
I know I haven't around much these
days.That we haven't had time to-
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