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most certainly is have a listen to this a scientist must Race Against Time to stop
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a deranged colleague from unleashing a deadly pathogen onto the world threatening to wipe out
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all mankind it could never happen yes it could all right granted maybe it could but you know as well
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you're a never-ending source of astonishment Mr Van Dahl why thank you Mr Livingston welcome to
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Creature Features I'm your host Vincent you've already met my gullible Butler Livingston and
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to this side is my sweet and caring yet silent but deadly housemate the Charming miss Tangella
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and do we have a super spectacular and thoroughly Exquisite program in store just for you firstly
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let us discuss the aforementioned film for tonight we shall present to you the 1965 blockbuster
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The Satan Bug despite its dubious plot this is a simply marvelous film that is adorned with some
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notable Hollywood names like Anne Francis Dana Andrews Richard basehart George Maharis and Ed
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Asner it even has the wonderful Frank Sutton you remember him don't you Tangella he played Sergeant
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Carter on that wonderful documentary series entitled Gomer Pyle in any case it looks like
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a nice movie aside from its flimsy and improbable storyline and joining us to watch this potential
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pandemic picture will be the artists Ransom and Mitchell this team of talented creators produced
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some of the most remarkable artwork that I or Tangella have ever seen prior they'll show us some
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of their Works tell us about the process they use to generate this curious imagery and share
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with us their impression on just how absurd the premise of tonight's film happens to be
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so don't go away for this to be another night of germ riddled right here on Creature Features
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stay tuned [Music]
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you know if you were wise you might tune to channel five because they they're running
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Dick Van Dyke now it's a gentle take off on Guess Who's Coming to Dinner the Preston
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guest includes Dick's mom what is this like a it's a variety show it's not like the regular
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oh right yeah right so maybe less couch dripping I don't know hey there's enough
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of that they're here for Creature Features welcome to the show we're gonna have a fun
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one tonight we have with us Ransom and Mitchell it sounds like a law firm I love it but it's
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actually which is harder right right Jason and Stacy and they make the most fantastic art you
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will ever see tonight maybe tomorrow and maybe forever I don't know we'll see but uh you're
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gonna show us some of this all and you're gonna watch this film with us tonight yes
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the Satan bug indeed thanks I know looks like hey I think it's gonna be a good movie because
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Satan is scary and bugs Escape scary so if you mix the two together you get a Satan bug in a doubly
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scary movie I think it's a movie about mosquitoes but I could be wrong anyways how was the trip up
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oh excellent nice drive no traffic did you stop for chowder uh what is it chowder is it I don't
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know it's quite fresh they ship it from Boston oh nice yeah it's sort of outside yeah no and the
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bread comes from San Francisco oh yeah excellent choice no you dip the bread in the chowder
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and then you eat it it's quite delicious now I do this sometimes I go down there and I just you know
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for the Chowder because it's nice fight the goals off for it no I watch the fishermen come in with
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nothing oh no I don't know what's wrong with the fishermen in Bodega Bay but uh anyways we're gonna
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have a fun tonight uh your art is like in museums all over the world right isn't it wonderful
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No it should be oh I should be I I misspoke it it should be in in
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like the Louvre have you ever been to the Louvre maybe in the basement yes
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that would be nice so um at the Louvre they've got this this this portrait called Mona Lisa
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and you know I don't know what all the hubbub is about yes I mean it's not she won't smile I know
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right right it's it's barely a smile but your art should be in that place and I bet you'd have just
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as many people trying to step over each other to see it yeah right I could be wrong I asked it to
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get to the Mona Lisa I don't know sometimes I overstate things anyways let's get this film
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started when we come back we're going to take a look at some of your work right excellent all
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right off we go to the Satan bug 1965. this is a fun movie I'm told I don't know we'll find out bye
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Thanks. I'll see ya. Yes, sir.
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Hello, Mr. Reagan. Hello, Raskin.
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I see you've got the duty again.
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You've been back there a week. It comes around.
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Thanks.
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Good night, Dr. Ostrer.
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Good night, Reagan.
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Oh, Reagan.
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Reagan, I've gotta talk to you.
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I've got a minute now.
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No. But I want to see you tomorrow morning.
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I'll come by your house. 10:00?
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Fine.
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What's this? Laboratory equipment replacements.
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Well, what happened while I was gone?
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Nothing, sir.
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The Director?
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Well, you know Dr. Baxter, he's still...
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Introverted.
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Yes, sir.
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Who's left in E Lab?
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There's six, Dr. Baxter, Hoffman, Yang, and three technicians.
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Correct.
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Gonna get these inside? Yes, sir.
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Hello, Mr. Reagan. Hello, Mason.
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Who's left in there?
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Six, sir. Dr. Baxter, Dr. Hoffman, Dr. Yang, and three technicians.
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Dr. Hoffman.
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Good evening, Reagan.
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Is the Director in there? Yes.
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Working late tonight?
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No.
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Well, how was it on the Potomac?
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Not quiet.
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I... I understand the man has given us a new administrator,
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Dr. Leonard Michaelson?
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Who told you that?
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Dr. Hoffman.
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The cleaning woman told him.
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Not funny.
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Well, it's Friday.
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Good night, Reagan. See you Monday.
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Good night, Doctor.
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Any trouble? No, sir. Just some minor residuals.
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There's a couple of crates outside. Let's get 'em in.
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Yes, sir. Raskin just called.
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Good evening, Doctor.
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What is it, Reagan?
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Working late?
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No. But I'll be in tomorrow.
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What time? 8:00.
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I'll set the time lock for you.
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Last time you locked yourself out until Monday.
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I know.
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You've been away, haven't you?
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Washington.
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How worried are they?
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Well, they're always worried about the security of this place.
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My job's like that.
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What they're really worried about is that.
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Yes, sir.
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Did you, uh, reassure them?
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No. I leave that to you.
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Yes.
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Sir, do you think...
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Why don't you take this Saturday and Sunday off, Doctor?
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Do you good.
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No time for that, Reagan.
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No time.
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Tired men make mistakes, Doctor.
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God help us if a mistake's made here.
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Goodnight, Doctor.
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Good night, Mr. Reagan. Good night.
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Good night, Mr. Reagan. Good night.
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Good night, Mason. Good night, Mr. Reagan.
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Good night, Dr. Hoffman.
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You are leaving, Doctor?
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I'll be a few minutes.
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Do you need me for anything?
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No.
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Good night, Hoffman.
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Goodnight, Dr. Hoffman. Goodnight, Mason.
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Good night, Doctor Hoffman.
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Good night, Doctor.
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Mason speaking.
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Is Doctor Williams in?
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Dr. Williams is not in E Lab.
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Good night, Dr. Baxter.
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Two sixteen. That's administration.
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You're welcome.
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It's Mason. E Lab clear and closed.
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Right.
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Good night, Doctor Baxter.
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Good night, Doctor.
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Raskin.
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Yes, sir.
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Reagan. I'm going into E Lab.
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The shoulder on that back road's caved in.
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We ought to take care of that tomorrow. All right.
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Might as well make a note of it in the log for Mr. Reagan in the morning.
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I'll tell him when he leaves.
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He's still here? Mmm-hmm. E Lab.
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What time did he go in there?
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Mr. Reagan.
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Mr. Reagan.
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Hello, Mr. Reagan?
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Hello, Mr. Reagan?
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Get over there and check that security door.
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This is Lieutenant Raskin, Duty Officer, Station Three.
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Get me the Director, Dr. Baxter, at home, or Mr. Tasserly.
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welcome back to Creature Features if you're just joining us you haven't missed much of the movie
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but you've missed some great stuff with these two I'm with Jason and Stacy Ransom and Mitchell
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who all wonderful artists we're going to talk about that in a sec but there's this film we're
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talking during the break about how this is a star studded Affair is it not exactly I didn't expect
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that going in but I mean here we are we have you know James Hong you got Ed Asner you know
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all sorts of people now James Hong what was he in Big Trouble in Little China actually he's been in
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the most movies of any actor ever yeah his his eye his list of most he's the actor who's been in the
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most movies of anybody else ever and nobody's even close wow no that's wonderful and also uh
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Jimmy Duhan from uh right Star Trek yeah he's got a cameo or something in this and then uh Ed Asner
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and Asner right that's right yeah and then and Francis she was in uh Forbidden Planet Forbidden
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Planet yeah right it's a Sci-Fi feast all right fun stuff and stuff but not as fun as this what
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in God's name am I looking at you who is this uh that is a wonderful portrait of a demi human
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yes and this is amazing we're going to put a big one up so I can put this down so this is
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not like this is not start as a person in a photograph right that one did not yeah a lot
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of our earlier work was photography uh based and then we started moving into incorporating
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more and more digital art and so this was created from the ground up right Roundup
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is what what program do you use uh all of them so this one yeah had a combination of there was
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uh Maya there was a substance pain oh my goodness uh Photoshop Marvelous Designer to do the clothes
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um Stacy created All the Little Bees you'll see little bees floating around there she's sculpted
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those in zbrush from you know little balls of clay yeah and Jason made all of this texture of
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her skin this this one's called nectar and it's featuring obviously honey and but we wanted the
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skin to not be normal I noticed it had like a high of Life beeswax a combination of tea textures of
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beeswax and honeycomb that kind of gets Blended together oh fun that's not something you could do
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with the camera not really we started working in CG because we could create the things that
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didn't exist right wow yeah all right this one this one looks this looks like a famous
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painting right yeah no it's a bit of a take on Ophelia Ophelia Ophelia yeah hold it in different
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directions too it can be up times so which which is the most proper um whichever the viewer cares
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for I think in many times well they're watching a screen shape like this so that's perfect if we
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were on Tick Tock then I would hold it like this but since we're on a regular television
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yeah these people you don't hold your camera like Tick Tock do you no our eyes don't work that way
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you know this is not a news channel so all right tell me about this one so does this start out as
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a person that is a person yes it's a portrait of an artist who was at the time painting zombies
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so we've got we've done a number of yes we've done a number of artist portraits where we take their
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work and are inspired by their work right and then create something that's but so in this one we
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actually built a pool so she was really building the water pool yeah and you were clever and
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figured out how to have constant hot water yeah so in our pool basically it was like an eight by
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eight shallow pool with a big pond liner right and then uh hooked it up to the sink so that way you
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could run you know warm water in there the whole time so the poor guy wasn't freezing today now
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these elements they're in the water any of those actually in the water this is all photographs this
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is a photograph so this is 100 all the different pieces in there and we had Stacy dressed it up and
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and entirely a photograph yes this is a photograph oh my goodness but we had a we had a lift so Jason
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got up in the lift and we pushed the lift out the the the scissor lift yeah directly over
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hanging and you need to be to get that angle yeah and then the dress was a beautiful dress
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from Christina mocilia business you should be working for Hollywood making zombies that's they
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come up here right Margaret Kerrigan actually yeah Margaret Kerrigan worked on this I think
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it's been on your show we know who well she's a nice lady very nice and talented we got to have
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it back anyway so let's get back to this film and we'll come back we're going to look at some more
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Europe right oh excellent all right off we go back to the Satan bug don't go away because uh
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we'll be sitting here wondering where you went right right all right off we go see you soon
00:28:25
There's a phone call for you. What?
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There's a phone call for you.
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Thank you, very much.
00:28:45
Hello. Who?
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Okay, put him on. Yes. Mr. Martin?
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Well, I could, but I don't particularly want to.
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Yeah. All right. I hope it's as vital to me.
00:29:42
Mr. Martin? Yes.
00:29:45
Good evening.
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Good of you to see me at such a late hour, Mr. Barrett.
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You didn't care for a drink? Oh, no, thank you.
00:29:52
Do you live aboard all the time, Mr. Barrett?
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No, just some of the time.
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I don't imagine your law practice is too demanding these days.
00:30:01
Could be better.
00:30:03
Yet, you can afford this yacht. Must be rather expensive.
00:30:07
What can I do for you, Mr. Martin?
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We have a job for you. We think you're the right man.
00:30:14
Oh? Why?
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You have the background for it.
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And in the past, you've been quite outspoken on the immorality of war.
00:30:23
Everybody says he's against war.
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Not ex-United States Intelligence Officers.
00:30:29
Let's take a look at some of the record.
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"Lee Barrett. 1950. University student. Pre law."
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"Then active service, Korea and helicopters."
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"Detached for special service. Excellent war record."
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"Citation. Superb lone operator who has no master in cunning,"
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"secrecy or violence."
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"Promoted to captain. Recommended for three decorations."
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First discordant note. Last two refused.
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You are quoted as saying that war
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"had aged you so fast, you were too old to play with toys."
00:31:01
Rather a whimsical statement, Mr. Barrett.
00:31:03
You think so?
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Why did you leave the service?
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Poor prospects.
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Discharged, 1952.
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Allowed to resign commission after altercation with a Major General.
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Some people have flat feet.
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I dislike taking orders under certain circumstances.
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Then you got your law degree. Passed the bar examination, but didn't practice.
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Joined a government agency.
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Fired.
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A stint with another one. Fired for the usual reason.
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You rate rather high on insubordination.
00:31:41
My record is easy to check, Mr. Martin. Make your point.
00:31:46
A year ago you were appointed Security Chief at Station Three.
00:31:49
How do you know about Station Three?
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The most secret chemical warfare establishment in this hemisphere.
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Fired three months ago.
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Reason? "Emotional rejection of purpose of project."
00:32:07
"Council for World Peace."
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"Henry Martin, Executive Secretary."
00:32:11
You heard of us?
00:32:12
Oh, yes.
00:32:14
But you don't approve of us?
00:32:15
I don't like semi-secret organizations, Mr. Martin.
00:32:18
Neither do I, Mr. Barrett.
00:32:20
But the Council is a potent weapon for peace.
00:32:23
We're not communistic or anti-communistic.
00:32:28
You just want a workable peace.
00:32:30
Like you, perhaps, Mr. Barrett.
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You have been outspoken on the foolishness of war.
00:32:40
That was removed from Station Three a few hours ago.
00:32:43
It doesn't matter how at the moment.
00:32:46
Do you know what it is?
00:32:51
Botulinus?
00:32:52
No.
00:32:54
A vaccine against botulinus.
00:32:59
The contents of that flask can be cultured to provide enough vaccine
00:33:02
to immunize any nation on Earth.
00:33:06
We want it delivered to this address.
00:33:12
Europe? Yes.
00:33:15
How does that help peace?
00:33:17
It neutralizes a terrible weapon.
00:33:20
If we both have it, well, neither side can threaten the other with it.
00:33:27
Very dangerous assignment, Mr. Martin.
00:33:31
$10,000 should cover your expenses.
00:33:38
I'm afraid not.
00:33:40
Then you refuse?
00:33:41
No.
00:33:43
It'll cost you 20,000. 10,000 each way. Cash. Now.
00:33:48
You mind if I say something, Mr. Barrett?
00:33:50
Yes, I do.
00:33:51
Keep your speeches and moralities for your council.
00:33:53
This is a business deal.
00:33:54
No wonder you were thrown out of so many places.
00:33:59
Satisfied?
00:34:00
Yes.
00:34:03
Put your forearms on the table.
00:34:05
You have a strange way of doing business, Mr. Barrett.
00:34:08
What is this? A holdup?
00:34:10
Put your forearms on the table.
00:34:14
First, vaccines are not stored at Station Three.
00:34:16
So this has got to be some kind of a virus.
00:34:18
Second, no one's supposed to know anything about Station Three.
00:34:21
And third, I know quite a bit about the World Peace Organization.
00:34:25
There's a fat, balding man who is the secretary, name, Henry Martin.
00:34:29
I know him.
00:34:31
What do you intend to do?
00:34:32
Turn you over to the right people.
00:34:36
I know this isn't evidence,
00:34:38
but with your fingerprints on the flask, and the money, it'll do.
00:34:42
I guess I underestimated you.
00:34:44
I guess you did. Now, stand up.
00:34:46
Turn around, put your hands on the bulkhead and lean on them.
00:35:13
Cavanaugh? What the hell are you doing here?
00:35:15
Now, don't get sore, Barrett. I had to do this in a hurry,
00:35:17
and it's the only way I could handle it.
00:35:18
Handle what?
00:35:19
I had to check you for security and quick.
00:35:24
That character's one of your agents? That's right.
00:35:27
And you planned this whole thing just to see if I could be bought?
00:35:29
You could put it that way, I guess.
00:35:31
I didn't know what kind of a security risk you'd become.
00:35:33
People change, you know.
00:35:35
You did have me worried on that radio there for a moment.
00:35:38
Get out of here and get your tail back to Washington.
00:35:40
Mr. Barrett, I'm Dr. Leonard Michaelson.
00:35:42
I know who you are. You, too. Get out.
00:35:44
Get your props and get off this boat.
00:35:47
Barrett, you know the way our security agency works.
00:35:50
Mr. Barrett, I can understand how you might interpret this
00:35:52
as a reflection on your loyalty... Sir.
00:35:54
Barrett, the General has asked that we come to you.
00:35:59
He wants you in on this.
00:36:01
In on what?
00:36:03
Station Three was broken into a few hours ago.
00:36:06
Reagan's been murdered and Dr. Baxter has vanished.
00:36:34
Mr. Michaelson? Right.
00:36:36
I'm Pelton Tasserly, Deputy Administrator here. Mr. Tasserly.
00:36:38
Lieutenant Raskin. Lieutenant Johnson.
00:36:40
Good morning. I'm very sorry about this, sir.
00:36:42
No sooner take over and... Yes, yes, Tasserly.
00:36:43
You know Mr. Cavanaugh? Yes, I do.
00:36:46
Mr. Barrett? Hello, Barrett.
00:36:48
Anything on Baxter?
00:36:50
Nothing. But the net's out. All points.
00:36:52
What steps have you taken?
00:36:53
None, really. I figured you'd get here pretty fast.
00:36:55
So I've touched nothing, talked to no one.
00:36:57
I did bring in all the security people who were on duty last night.
00:37:00
Whom have you told about this, Mr. Tasserly?
00:37:02
Well, no one, other than you people,
00:37:04
and our security men, of course.
00:37:06
And Doctor Hoffman. Why him?
00:37:08
Well, he was the last one out, except for the Director.
00:37:10
He's waiting in E block now.
00:37:12
Let's take a look at Reagan.
00:37:23
Are you with us, Barrett?
00:37:25
I'll be there in a minute.
00:37:32
How do you see this, Johnson?
00:37:35
Well, Mr. Tasserly says, and Mason swears that nobody got into E Lab.
00:37:40
But I don't think Reagan committed suicide in there.
00:37:42
Neither do I. What's the sentry dog doing over here?
00:37:46
He's got a lump on his head that wasn't there yesterday.
00:37:48
But he was still on patrol this morning? Mmm-hmm.
00:37:51
I think maybe he might've been knocked cold for awhile.
00:37:54
Of course, being a dog, he couldn't tell me about it. He just went back to work.
00:37:57
Yeah.
00:37:58
Has Raskin got men going over the fence?
00:38:00
Every inch.
00:38:13
Right in that corner, sir.
00:38:26
Dr. Hoffman's terribly distraught. Insists he must talk to you.
00:38:30
Immediately, in private.
00:38:31
Perhaps you should see him, sir.
00:38:37
Dr. Hoffman, this is Dr. Michaelson.
00:38:55
How was it done?
00:38:56
Blow on the head. No weapon.
00:38:59
Who set the time lock?
00:39:00
I don't know, sir. I suppose Dr. Baxter.
00:39:03
Another half an hour to go.
00:39:05
Is there any way to work that combination
00:39:06
and go in before the time is up?
00:39:08
We've got to find out if anything has happened in there.
00:39:10
No way on earth until those red lights go off at 8:00.
00:39:13
You fool with that door before that, well, you'd die quick.
00:39:16
It's booby trapped. A thousand volt charge and lethal gas.
00:39:19
Mr. Raskin. Yes?
00:39:21
We've found a break in the fence.
00:39:23
Don't touch it. We'll be right there. Yes, sir.
00:39:25
Raskin, have your men move Reagan's body
00:39:27
to one of the side laboratories.
00:39:28
Yes, sir.
00:39:34
Taped.
00:39:36
So that you can't even see it unless you look closely.
00:39:38
Very careful job.
00:39:40
Raskin, open the other side.
00:39:44
Cut left to right. A right-handed man, maybe.
00:39:47
Or a left-handed man who wants us to think he's right-handed, maybe.
00:39:58
The alarm didn't go off. The wire hasn't been touched anywhere.
00:40:01
Someone'd really have to know their way around this place
00:40:03
not to trip over this at night.
00:40:05
The thing I don't understand,
00:40:06
is how anybody can get past the dog.
00:40:09
I don't get that, either.
00:40:10
What do you think happened?
00:40:12
I don't know, sir.
00:40:13
What's his name? Rollo.
00:40:15
Can I handle him? He's under sedation. Go ahead.
00:40:20
Easy, Rollo. Easy, boy. Easy, Rollo.
00:40:25
Easy. Easy.
00:40:28
There it is.
00:40:31
What do you make of that?
00:40:35
Those are cuts. How'd they get there?
00:40:38
From the wire.
00:40:39
Right.
00:40:41
Raskin, you be Rollo.
00:40:46
Now, you tape up your arm, stick it through, thus...
00:40:49
Okay, grab it.
00:40:52
You hang up Rollo on the wires so he can't pull free
00:40:54
without tearing his throat out.
00:40:55
He'd make a noise. No. These dogs are trained not to bark.
00:40:57
- No matter what. Right? - Right.
00:40:59
Then you clobber him with something heavy,
00:41:01
you tape up the wire and you're gone.
00:41:03
When Rollo comes to, he's got the world's most massive headache.
00:41:06
But being a dog, he can't tell anybody
00:41:08
so he just goes back to work. Simple.
00:41:11
So that's how he got in.
00:41:12
No. That's how he got out. Out?
00:41:15
Right. Look at the ends of these wires where they're bent.
00:41:16
He took Rollo from the inside.
00:41:21
Mr. Barrett, a telegram for you. It came to our office in town.
00:41:24
How come you get a telegram here?
00:41:26
Magic.
00:41:30
I'd certainly like to know what it says.
00:41:32
I'll bet you would.
00:41:33
Mr. Cavanaugh, it's 10 minutes to 8:00.
00:42:04
my goodness Livingston did you know you can get any 12 records or any eight tapes for only two
00:42:11
dollars and 86 cents from this Columbia House offer they've got some good stuff here they've
00:42:17
got Loretta Lynn Andy Williams and you can even get it on reel to real eight-track tapes
00:42:23
oh modern it's wonderful you should order something for me anyway so welcome back to
00:42:29
the show Ransom and Mitchell stepped away for a moment I think they're going to grab something
00:42:33
to show us you never know that's what artists do right they show us things they do that's right
00:42:38
so we're going to take this opportunity to do some mail from you because if we don't read it
00:42:43
that means we have to keep it it stalks up that room a bit too high does it not it does all right
00:42:49
what do you got for me Mr Livingston Rock Springs Wyoming that sounds like a nice place Rock Springs
00:42:56
L Crawford that's a movie star name all right what do we have here do you have Vincent Livingston and
00:43:06
Tangella I recently discovered your program and really enjoy it the intro is excellent I was
00:43:12
wondering if you know of the movie dying room only with Cloris Leachman that one sounds good
00:43:20
that sounds like something we'd run also the movie The Girl Most Likely to with Stockard
00:43:27
Channing and Ed Asner both are 1970s made for TV movies now I think they would be
00:43:33
compatible with your show I hope you can show them thank you for your time and keep up the
00:43:39
nice work sincerely Larry Crawford well thank you so much Larry uh you know those both those
00:43:44
movies sound wonderful we're going to look into them hope things are good in Rock Springs that
00:43:51
sounds like a wonder you know when when Springs come out of rocks it's it's an amazing thing to
00:43:57
behold you know quite I wonder how they compress the spring in the first place before they come out
00:44:03
you are astounding no I I am entertaining Grand Rapids Michigan what I so Grand about the Rapids
00:44:13
in Michigan they are rabbit are they just big all right we've got uh block somebody named block
00:44:22
it's a card it's a nice card oh it's got American money inside look at this
00:44:28
it's cash it's got uh which President is this I believe that's Alexander Alexander
00:44:35
right all right nice it looks like a nice chap all right nice card and it says howdy gang Dan
00:44:42
and Kelly block again once again letting you know that you are the best hosts ever well you
00:44:49
know if they give us cash like that we must be right yeah nobody lies and gives you money to
00:44:55
right we like your presence more than the movies however you may already know of these movies but
00:45:02
here are two recommendations for you shock waves 1977 a really good spooky one and laser blast 1978
00:45:11
corny but fun here's a 20 for you maybe make a big bag of popcorn would be in order thank
00:45:18
you for what you do all the best of blocks well thank you so much the blocks and uh we're gonna
00:45:22
look into those movies as well we're getting some good movie recommendations this week we
00:45:27
have no typically people will send us something like oh can you show Star Wars that's right now
00:45:34
I mean I wish we could but we can't because Disney won't let us show any of their films
00:45:39
will they no they won't right put that with it so we have a package a package show me the package
00:45:46
put this in a safe place right keep it away from her you know what she does this has been re-taped
00:45:53
shut so somebody's somebody's already examined this did you already get into it was that you
00:45:58
who knows look at this tape look at ah all right oh my goodness one box two letters that's not too
00:46:10
oh my goodness all right we need to let the little one take that and which one do I look at first
00:46:21
hmm both look the same is there a mystery to this is oh look at this cash look more cash oh gosh I
00:46:34
think we could buy some some supper tonight all right dear friends I must apologize for forgetting
00:46:39
to leave the funds that I intended to include with the gift box I'm truly sorry for the error no need
00:46:45
to apologize Brian Kellogg that's very nice of you so this was a secondary letter he sent I see
00:46:54
after this all right so here take this and I shall read the initial letter that came with the stuff
00:47:03
all right he goes dear friends I would like to thank you uh also my goodness
00:47:11
you know whenever you hear a pup from her side you know it's typically something that involves
00:47:17
gunpowder this time I'm glad it wasn't all right I want to thank you all for your tireless effort
00:47:22
in producing your show I am riveted to the screen every time you come on I discovered you on YouTube
00:47:29
a year ago and immediately subscribed yes I view your channel as a subscriber I have also
00:47:35
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00:47:40
Feature t-shirts how can they do that well they go to the Creature Feature store which
00:47:44
I think the thing will appear down here but now I know I've never been on the street and
00:47:49
seen anyone wearing a Creature Feature shirt ever neither have I no it's it's sad really
00:47:55
when you think about it quite tragic yeah there were things like they say like Adidas
00:48:00
I've never seen that show have you no never all right good uh Mr Livingston you have the
00:48:07
patience of Job you take 10 jealous Antics and stride you are the Paragon of integrity
00:48:16
that is true except for the time that he conspired with her to steal cable we won't talk about that
00:48:23
will we I beg your pardon oh I remember maybe you don't she climbed up the pole and hooked up
00:48:30
the cable and you're watching Star Trek this is a couple of years ago my mind is not completely
00:48:35
gone yet look at that smile he admits it in close you'll find a few gifts I am an avid
00:48:40
toy collector look at that that's the that's the bloke from uh Silence of the Lambs silence
00:48:48
um ranging from uh from something to horror toys I've also included included some funds
00:48:55
for the show uh and uh for Livingston I also have collar buttons for the gentleman what are these
00:49:03
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00:49:09
at that oh turquoise you never want turquoise before have you no I haven't it's very nice
00:49:14
all right and lastly Thank You Vince for breathing life back in the show Tangella stays spooky well
00:49:22
miss regards uh Byron Kellogg P.S there was a made for TV movie release in 1985 on ABC called
00:49:30
The Midnight Hour if possible can you present that on your show Cheers all right we showed
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that a little while back not too long ago on our Friday show The Midnight Hour and it was a big
00:49:41
hit was it not it was indeed right right so go back and look on YouTube to all Friday shows and
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you'll you'll find that one there along with her and I's commentary button covers what are those
00:49:54
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00:50:00
them on your trousers probably trousers so you get a little jingle when you walk that'd be wonderful
00:50:05
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00:50:30
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when we return we shall be back with Ransom and Mitchell the wonderful artist see you soon
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[pop]
00:50:48
I wish you wouldn't do that
00:50:53
What is it?
00:50:56
We have a very difficult situation here.
00:50:59
Dr. Hoffman feels that E Lab should be sealed in concrete.
00:51:02
Why?
00:51:03
Because he's afraid that some chemicals in that vault
00:51:06
may have been broken or tampered with.
00:51:07
Even if they weren't, we still cannot take the chance.
00:51:10
The possibilities are too monstrous to gamble with.
00:51:13
What possibilities?
00:51:18
I think you better tell them, Doctor.
00:51:23
More than 40 bio-chemical weapons have been developed at Station Three.
00:51:29
I will confine myself to two which we have developed here in E Lab.
00:51:33
First, botulinus.
00:51:36
We have 1,200 grams in six flasks.
00:51:39
If 10 grams of it were allowed to contaminate a city,
00:51:42
that city is a morgue in four hours.
00:51:46
It is an ideal weapon, God forgive the phrase,
00:51:51
because it destroys only people.
00:51:54
And it oxidizes itself. In effect, dies, disappears after eight hours.
00:52:00
Well, then, it's safe to go in there.
00:52:01
It's been over eight hours since that vault door was closed.
00:52:04
And if all 1,200 grams of the botulinus were spilled on the floor,
00:52:07
it would still be safe.
00:52:10
The closed air circulating system is still in operation. So it would be oxidized.
00:52:13
That is correct. But there is something else in there.
00:52:18
It is only three weeks since Dr. Baxter refined it and only three days
00:52:23
since he communicated its existence to anyone.
00:52:26
There's something beyond the botulinus?
00:52:29
Yes, the second weapon.
00:52:32
Also a virus, air borne.
00:52:35
But self-perpetuating. Indestructible.
00:52:38
Once released, it will multiply at a power beyond our calculations.
00:52:42
It perhaps, will never die.
00:52:45
To this virus, we have given a highly unscientific name,
00:52:49
but one which describes it perfectly.
00:52:53
The Satan Bug.
00:52:56
If I took the flask which contains it and exposed it to the air,
00:53:00
everyone here would be dead in a few seconds.
00:53:02
California would be a tomb in a few hours.
00:53:06
In a week,
00:53:08
all life, and I mean all life,
00:53:11
would cease in the United States.
00:53:14
In two months, two months at the most,
00:53:17
the trapper in Alaska, the peasant on the Yangtze,
00:53:20
the aborigine in Australia, dead.
00:53:23
All dead.
00:53:25
Because I crushed the flask and exposed a green colored liquid to the air.
00:53:30
Nothing, nothing can stop the Satan Bug.
00:53:34
What would be the last to go?
00:53:36
Perhaps a great albatross winging it's way around the bottom of the world.
00:53:41
Perhaps an Eskimo deep in the Arctic.
00:53:44
But the seas travel the world over and so do the winds.
00:53:48
One day, one day soon, they, too, would die.
00:53:54
The Satan Bug is behind that door.
00:53:56
One flask. It has got to be locked up. It has got to be.
00:54:00
I must make you understand.
00:54:03
If botulinus is spilled, as Mr. Barrett here has just said,
00:54:05
then it does not matter.
00:54:07
But, by God, if someone did get in there,
00:54:10
and the Satan Bug is spilled, and the vault door opened half an inch
00:54:14
and left open, then the airlock room is lethal.
00:54:17
Open this door for more than five seconds
00:54:20
and everything that I have told you will happen, will happen.
00:54:25
I beg you, sir, seal up the door. You cannot take the risk.
00:54:31
I agree. There's nothing else we can do.
00:54:33
We've no option.
00:54:35
We've no option, but to make sure it's in there and untouched.
00:54:44
All right, you're all set.
00:54:50
Barrett, if that hamster does die, you'll be contaminated.
00:54:56
You won't be able to come out of there.
00:54:59
I know.
00:55:00
Well, I trust your intentions,
00:55:01
but if there is something wrong in there, I...
00:55:04
You wonder if I can go through staying in there?
00:55:07
Yes. So do I.
00:55:10
Eric, do you have your gun?
00:55:12
If I come out of that vault with this face mask down,
00:55:15
open that airlock door just a crack and use it.
00:55:18
It's below atmospheric pressure in there,
00:55:20
so the outside air will rush in.
00:55:22
You'll have time. You'll be safe.
00:55:25
Lee, you know if I have to, I will use this.
00:55:30
I know.
00:58:21
There's no danger.
00:58:24
Baxter's in there. He's dead.
00:58:51
Botulinus.
00:58:53
There was a accident last month, a technician.
00:58:56
Oh, no, it is all right.
00:58:57
There's just the odor now. It's oxidized.
00:59:01
What about the Satan Bug, Dr. Hoffman?
00:59:08
Don't touch the handle, Doctor. We need fingerprints.
00:59:23
It is gone.
00:59:25
And the botulinus.
00:59:27
All the flasks. Yes. They are all gone.
00:59:32
It can't be gone. It can't be. It's impossible.
00:59:36
Baxter walked out last night.
00:59:37
He was checked out. He was!
00:59:39
Somebody else walked out.
01:00:15
Good morning. Good morning. I'm Lee Barrett.
01:00:18
Oh, yes, Mr. Barrett. You're in suite 15.
01:00:22
I am? Yes, sir.
01:00:25
You're already registered.
01:00:27
I am? You certainly are.
01:00:29
Hello, Lee, darling.
01:00:37
Thank you, very much.
01:00:38
Don't mention it.
01:00:41
I thought you'd never get here.
01:00:43
I've read the newspaper three times and had four cups of coffee.
01:00:46
Well, I hope you saved one for me.
01:00:47
I certainly did.
01:00:55
What the hell are you doing here?
01:00:58
I'm using a new strategy, darling.
01:01:00
I thought you might like the Mata Hari type.
01:01:03
But that telegram, "The sooner the better."
01:01:06
Can you think of a better way to get you here fast?
01:01:08
At least you could've signed it, damn it.
01:01:10
Hey, your language hasn't improved a bit, by the way.
01:01:13
You need a wife's influence.
01:01:16
Ann, honey, what are you doing here?
01:01:19
Isn't this a beautiful part of the desert?
01:01:21
It's marvelous, almost a hideaway.
01:01:24
Where is he?
01:01:25
About 10 miles from here.
01:01:28
Well, who's the cover this time?
01:01:30
Me.
01:01:31
You?
01:01:33
You know, you're not very bright this morning, Lee, darling
01:01:35
and you're certainly not a bit flattering.
01:01:37
You and I are spending a quiet little weekend here.
01:01:42
Supposedly.
01:01:46
What is it this time, Lee?
01:01:49
It's not good.
01:01:51
Why didn't you say so?
01:01:52
I know a darling place out in the desert for lunch.
01:01:55
Green pepper burritos and cold Mexican beer.
01:02:32
Oh, hello, Ann, darling. Good morning, Dad.
01:02:35
Good morning, sir. Good to see you again.
01:02:36
Hello, Lee. It's good to see you. Sit down.
01:02:38
Thank you. That's it for romance today, Lee.
01:02:40
I'll get your breakfast. No, that can wait.
01:02:42
Sit down, Ann. There's no reason why you shouldn't hear this.
01:02:44
It didn't take you long to get here from Washington.
01:02:46
No. I'm a member of the Mach two club now. A little over two hours.
01:02:50
No, Ann came ahead of me. I was going to talk to Baxter.
01:02:54
We've just learned of the Satan Bug.
01:02:56
Baxter hadn't told you?
01:02:58
No, not until three days ago. He was quite disturbed.
01:03:02
So were all of us. A difficult decision.
01:03:05
Didn't know what to do. Destroy it or not.
01:03:10
Is it gone? Yes, sir. And all the botulinus.
01:03:15
And I warned him.
01:03:17
You set a project like this in motion, something has to blow.
01:03:20
You think Baxter took it?
01:03:21
No, I found him in the lab. He's dead.
01:03:25
Baxter's dead?
01:03:26
Somehow two men got into E Lab yesterday.
01:03:28
They must've found Baxter there alone, just before closing.
01:03:31
One of them threw the flask at him and then shut the vault door,
01:03:33
then he walked out as Baxter.
01:03:35
As Baxter? There must've been
01:03:37
a reasonable resemblance, and with Baxter's hat and coat,
01:03:40
everybody expected to see Baxter.
01:03:41
So they saw Baxter.
01:03:43
And?
01:03:44
The other man went through the fence with the stuff.
01:03:46
Reagan must've stumbled on them in the lab.
01:03:53
Does Cavanaugh have any ideas?
01:03:55
None. But he's all over the place
01:03:56
with fingerprint men and cameras.
01:03:58
He'll interrogate everything, everybody, but he won't come up with anything
01:04:01
that will be of any value.
01:04:04
You agree that it was an inside job?
01:04:06
Certainly an inside assist, but too smooth to be caught
01:04:08
by fingerprints and conversation.
01:04:10
Anyhow, sir, as you know,
01:04:12
the "how" is not important, it's the "who" and the "why" that counts.
01:04:15
Yes.
01:04:17
Lee,
01:04:18
have they told you just what this new virus will do?
01:04:21
Dr. Hoffman filled me in.
01:04:26
It's throwing that botulinus that worries me.
01:04:29
That's the work of a lunatic.
01:04:30
There're three possibilities.
01:04:31
Foreign power, possible.
01:04:33
Criminals, hijackers, improbable.
01:04:35
It's the first and the third that bother me.
01:04:37
What's the third? Well, you said it, a lunatic.
01:04:40
Well, psychotics don't generally engage in team work like this.
01:04:43
Paranoids do, and they're very brilliant, some of them.
01:04:46
What sort of paranoid?
01:04:47
The kind that we grow the most of in this country.
01:04:49
A messiah.
01:04:51
What kind of messiah?
01:04:52
Take your pick.
01:04:54
Extreme right, extreme left.
01:04:56
From the "I'd rather be Red than Dead" fanatics
01:04:58
to "Bomb Moscow right now" fanatics.
01:05:01
My choice, a messiah.
01:05:03
Let's say you're right. What next?
01:05:06
A telegram, a letter, or something to the papers with,
01:05:09
"Mankind must abolish war, or war will abolish mankind."
01:05:13
And they'll make demands and end up with, "Obey or else."
01:05:18
Where were you at midnight last night?
01:05:22
I beg your pardon?
01:05:23
This was delivered about 10 minutes ago.
01:05:26
"Mankind must abolish war, or war will abolish mankind."
01:05:31
"I have what you're looking for."
01:05:33
"I order your Citadel of the Antichrist destroyed."
01:05:37
"The President will publicly announce immediate compliance."
01:05:41
"To prove that I am to be obeyed, there will be an incident."
01:06:29
so uh Jason and Stacy famous artist Jason who who cuts your hair uh actually I get it cut by Moises
01:06:38
in uh San Francisco mine yeah yeah I think so and then where do you get your hair colored
01:06:43
myself in a scene so I can go to your person and get that design and then I could get you to color
01:06:51
it that same color yeah yeah and I would look like you're you're yeah yes I would look nothing like
01:07:00
that child but to the handsome of that all right what am I looking at here so these are wonderful
01:07:05
this is another uh artist portrait of Scott Musgrove who had this wonderful story in his
01:07:10
work where he was capturing uh the ephemera um Creatures that were left behind and like lost
01:07:17
to Antiquity right and so incredible captured him being lost to Antiquity Stacy did an amazing job
01:07:24
too with this because she built to the two sets the above water one and the below water so these
01:07:29
are real places yeah revisiting the same Pond now we built a set on top of that pond that is
01:07:35
incredible so when it was shot it was shot so that the top frame where Scott is is actually a pool of
01:07:42
water and so he's really sitting in the pool of water and then all the frames on the wall that's
01:07:46
his artwork which not his real artwork I just made copies of it but it was this to symbolize
01:07:52
him being so he makes these you know we've got our work like this here but I like his better yeah
01:07:58
yeah and then the bottom set which was supposed to be underwater we built it at
01:08:03
an angle so that when the camera was up high it looks like you were down below oh it's like
01:08:08
a force perspective perspective to create that illusion that's incredible then Stacy detailed
01:08:15
all the underwater all the underwater yes that is amazing now this one my goodness
01:08:21
this looks like the chambers were Tangella makes up bombs right now this is this is incredible
01:08:28
this looks like the cover of the Blue Oyster Cult album oh yeah well that's a call thank you I know
01:08:34
it actually looks better oh well because I think that was just some look with an airbrush this
01:08:41
looks like it was done with magic so tell me the story with this one that's that's another artist's
01:08:46
portrait his name is Crayola and his work is Bonkers his name is what Crayola like Creole
01:08:51
like the Crayola crayons minus the one minus the Y is he right the 120 set or is he just
01:08:57
the 37. yeah he's amazing his work is Bonkers but it's got that feeling to it of just like
01:09:04
very lame and this is him yes that is him so he we built a set this is not him he's tending bar
01:09:10
yeah well he's a mixologist because a lot of his works with agato on the sleeves oh you know his
01:09:17
old he's old-timey it's his style all right it's Gotta look Snappy you know what I like about this
01:09:23
it's it's got a steampunk taste without being like the stereotypical steampunk over the yeah
01:09:29
yeah let's let's put a top hat on his head and put goggles on it now look he's steampunk we'll put a
01:09:35
gear on there while we're all right I see no gears this is wonderful everything is actually inspired
01:09:42
by his work like all the little details all the anything that's printed on the wall is actually
01:09:47
some of his artwork that we just infused onto the set either in Photoshop later or actually
01:09:51
it was airbrushed on this this is incredible you too are like the artists for artists that is true
01:09:58
we love art and we love other artists I mean who does that nobody makes art of artists the
01:10:03
artist is always like the unsung hero and here you're off putting them at the front
01:10:08
all right I gotta get back to this movie but when we come back we're gonna look
01:10:15
at some more right excellent promise promise all right off we go back to
01:10:19
the Satan bug it's not a devil movie so don't worry about it see you soon
01:10:44
They were carried in. Routine delivery of crates.
01:10:48
Carried in!
01:10:49
Phony.
01:10:51
My God, Mr. Barrett, we had no way of knowing.
01:10:53
We had no idea they'd do anything like this. No idea at all. It's...
01:10:56
It's so simple it's ridiculous.
01:10:57
It's always the simple way that works.
01:10:59
- Nothing? - Nothing.
01:11:00
Only the fingerprints that belong here.
01:11:02
The crates were coded with the right number, the right color.
01:11:06
And they were delivered late Friday afternoon, at 5:35.
01:11:09
No reason for the technicians to open them.
01:11:11
Exactly.
01:11:12
We're just to see that nothing gets out.
01:11:14
Nothing. Everything that comes in stays...
01:11:16
Eric.
01:11:23
The General's here. He got this this morning.
01:11:27
It was phoned in last night.
01:11:30
Pay phone, Los Angeles Airport.
01:11:34
My God.
01:11:37
How did they even know he was here?
01:11:39
Good question.
01:11:41
Well, there's only one thing to do. Rip this whole place apart.
01:11:44
Get everybody in here. Everyone else connected with this place.
01:11:47
Work them over. Meanwhile, we'll keep the whole area completely sealed off.
01:11:51
I think, except for sealing off the area,
01:11:53
we should do the exact opposite.
01:11:56
What do you mean?
01:11:57
Everybody here, at E Lab, knows exactly what happened.
01:12:01
Certainly whoever took the bugs know.
01:12:03
But nobody outside knows anything yet.
01:12:06
Keep it that way. Leave it wide open.
01:12:08
Why? So we don't force anybody underground.
01:12:12
Eric, there's got to be at least an inside assist from someone here
01:12:16
at Station Three.
01:12:18
Whoever it is, let's keep them in the dark.
01:12:20
Let's hope they make a move, and if they do, we'll know it.
01:12:22
It may be the break we're looking for.
01:12:24
Pretty dangerous, Lee. Lot of ways to make a slip.
01:12:27
You know how long it'll take to interrogate everybody.
01:12:30
Cross check stories, and run down leads. We're under a time gun.
01:12:34
You cannot conduct this like a normal investigation.
01:12:37
We've got to hope that somebody, somehow, will lead us to the bugs.
01:12:41
Only the flasks are important, nothing else.
01:12:44
What do we say about Baxter?
01:12:45
Tell them nothing.
01:12:46
What about this? It doesn't exist.
01:12:54
I'll give the word to Raskin.
01:12:57
Raskin.
01:13:12
Anything, Mr. Barrett?
01:13:14
Mr. Cavanaugh will be in in a moment.
01:13:16
That was a very brave thing you did, Mr. Barrett.
01:13:18
To go into that vault.
01:13:20
Maybe I knew there wasn't any risk. How could you know that?
01:13:23
Well, certainly, whoever planned this had accurate information.
01:13:25
Very accurate information.
01:13:27
Like me you mean? I'd put me at the top of the list.
01:13:31
Why would you steal the Satan Bug, Mr. Barrett?
01:13:33
Possession gives one limitless power.
01:13:36
Military power?
01:13:37
And political power and limitless wealth.
01:13:40
The Satan Bug could make one god on earth, or the devil, if you please.
01:13:44
Isn't that enough to tempt anyone?
01:13:46
Dr. Hoffman, how long will it take us to develop
01:13:48
a vaccine against the Satan Bug?
01:13:50
As a scientist, I cannot say never, but...
01:13:54
Dr. Baxter was not getting anywhere, none of us were.
01:13:58
Tasserly, institute a crash program.
01:14:01
Now. Yes, sir.
01:14:07
Sir, except for those present,
01:14:10
we're taking the official position that nothing is missing.
01:14:13
There's been a murder, that's all.
01:14:15
We say nothing to anyone.
01:14:16
A murder? What about Dr. Baxter?
01:14:19
There's a dead body in there. It'll keep till Monday. Dr. Baxter's just missing.
01:14:23
Meanwhile, of course, we'll proceed with the investigation.
01:14:26
How? The usual way.
01:14:28
What are we supposed to do?
01:14:30
What do you propose, Mr. Tasserly?
01:14:33
I think I will stay here at Station Three, if you do not object.
01:14:37
I'm very tired, and I do not feel like going home.
01:14:40
I'll go with you.
01:14:42
Somehow, I...
01:14:44
Well, I should like to be on call.
01:14:45
I will be in D Wing rest area. Do not hesitate to awaken me.
01:14:48
Very well.
01:14:50
The General is here, Dr. Michaelson.
01:14:52
All of this is being transmitted to Washington in detail.
01:14:56
All right. I'll be in administration with Tasserly.
01:15:00
Station Three personnel?
01:15:01
Yes.
01:15:04
That telegram.
01:15:06
Could there have been a leak? I mean, you don't think it was a phony, do you?
01:15:11
It could be a maneuver. The bugs are gone.
01:15:16
A lunatic with the killer of all times.
01:15:20
Gives me the creeps.
01:15:24
This whole operation gives me the creeps.
01:16:15
How was Florida?
01:16:16
Okay. Quick trip.
01:16:20
No quicker than it was scheduled.
01:16:23
How'd you make out?
01:16:25
I made out fine.
01:16:30
Where's Ainsley?
01:16:31
I don't know.
01:16:33
When did he get here?
01:16:34
He didn't.
01:16:38
What do you mean, he didn't?
01:16:39
I mean he didn't get here.
01:16:41
And he didn't call.
01:16:44
Did you call him?
01:16:46
No, I didn't.
01:17:43
Hello.
01:17:45
Yeah, this is Dr. Ostrer's house.
01:17:47
Oh, I'm just the air conditioning man. I'm fixing the unit.
01:17:51
Well, he just stepped out. He said he'd be right back. Can I take a message?
01:17:56
To call who?
01:17:57
Ah, Ainsley? How do you spell that? A-N-S...
01:18:01
A-I-N-S-L-E-Y.
01:18:04
Ah, that's right, Mr. Ainsley. What number?
01:18:20
What the hell are you doing here?
01:18:21
Do you usually make a habit of hanging around people's swimming pools?
01:18:24
I do when I see that.
01:18:44
Is that Ostrer?
01:18:45
Yeah. They wiped him out.
01:18:49
Could he have been the inside assist?
01:18:53
Could be.
01:19:18
Cavanaugh, please.
01:19:20
Cavanaugh, Barrett here. I'm at Ostrer's. He's dead.
01:19:24
It's murder to me, but it looks like it could be suicide.
01:19:27
He's floating at the bottom of the pool.
01:19:29
I'll fill you in on the details later, but more important,
01:19:32
see if you can check a call that just came in to this number a minute ago.
01:19:35
What does the name Ainsley mean to you?
01:19:38
Charles Reynolds Ainsley.
01:19:40
Uh-huh. That's him. Millionaire crank.
01:19:43
Right at the top of the list of crackpots.
01:19:45
A place in New York, Santa Barbara and another one,
01:19:47
I think, somewhere outside of Phoenix. Nail him.
01:19:50
Don't touch him, but don't let him out of your sight.
01:19:52
And don't let him know he's being followed. Okay.
01:19:57
Now, honey, what are you doing here?
01:19:59
I was looking for you.
01:20:02
The incident?
01:20:04
Florida.
01:20:11
Well, it's happened, Lee.
01:20:13
Key West, Florida. About an hour and a half ago.
01:20:15
We have helicopters in the area
01:20:17
making 16 millimeter films of everything they can see from the air.
01:20:21
Meanwhile, the coast line is blocked off
01:20:23
and we're at the present time clearing the ocean for 200 miles off shore.
01:20:27
How'd it happen?
01:20:28
Nobody seems to know, exactly.
01:20:30
One reports says there was a small explosion.
01:20:32
Then everyone downwind started dying.
01:20:34
We've closed down all the news media,
01:20:36
but we won't be able to keep it quiet for long.
01:20:38
What's the attitude in Washington?
01:20:40
I would describe it as controlled panic.
01:20:43
What do they expect you to do?
01:20:45
Find whoever it is. Deal with him.
01:20:47
Buy him off, kill him, whatever's necessary.
01:20:49
But meanwhile?
01:20:52
Yes. Speaking.
01:20:56
Oh, are they clear?
01:21:00
That bad, huh?
01:21:02
When will the film be here?
01:21:06
Well, yes, he's here now. I'll tell him.
01:21:09
I'll get back to you as soon as I've seen the film. Goodbye.
01:21:13
They have the film on Florida and they're shipping a print out here right away.
01:21:16
Cavanaugh tells me that he and his staff have drawn a complete blank.
01:21:20
They checked out everything and everybody in Station Three,
01:21:23
except Hoffman. I want you to get on Hoffman.
01:21:26
And push Cavanaugh on that Ainsley lead. That's the only one we've got.
01:21:29
And we're not going to be able to control this thing very much longer.
01:21:32
Yes, sir.
01:21:33
Oh, that film is going to arrive at Station Three about 4:00.
01:21:36
Get it here as soon as it arrives.
01:21:38
Get me this number, will you, Ann?
01:21:41
Now, you left the research center in Zurich
01:21:43
after you accepted your position here. Is that correct?
01:21:46
Yes. But as you know, I went on a four-week motor tour before I reported.
01:21:51
Reported to Washington?
01:21:52
Yes. Well, actually, to the United States Counsel at Naples
01:21:56
before I boarded the Da Vinci.
01:21:57
And that was in...
01:21:58
That was five months ago. The exact date was...
01:22:01
Oh, I have it here.
01:22:04
You were out of touch while touring?
01:22:07
I had no set plans. I motored through the Tyrol, across the Brenner,
01:22:11
Lake Lugano. Naturally, if I had been needed here immediately...
01:22:15
It was a... It was kind of therapeutic irresponsibility.
01:22:20
Lee, we just got the last word on Ainsley.
01:22:23
Looks like we're on target.
01:22:26
Excuse me.
01:22:29
Mr. Barrett.
01:22:31
Yes?
01:22:33
That bulletin over the radio about the trouble in Florida, the...
01:22:38
It sounded as if...
01:22:40
We think it's the botulinus.
01:22:42
My God. Why, Mr. Barrett?
01:22:45
We don't know.
01:22:46
But for what purpose?
01:22:49
We're trying to find that out. Excuse me.
01:22:53
He's disappeared.
01:22:55
The Santa Barbara house and the Phoenix place have been closed for months.
01:22:58
He was last seen in his New York place.
01:23:00
How long ago was that? Eight months.
01:23:02
We ran everybody who ever said hello to him through the wringer.
01:23:04
His ex-housekeeper in New York
01:23:06
said that he told her he was going on a world tour.
01:23:08
Somebody bought the tickets. Travel agency must have a schedule.
01:23:11
She said Ainsley is not the kind of man you ask questions of.
01:23:15
Well, what does he look like? We have any pictures?
01:23:17
No.
01:23:18
There's no reason for anybody to keep a file on him.
01:23:20
No pictures, newspaper morgue, no personal stuff?
01:23:22
None. He's an eccentric. No pictures, no relatives, no public life.
01:23:28
Visual description from all concerned.
01:23:30
Age, 50-something. Height, medium. Hair, brown. Coloring, normal.
01:23:34
Distinguishing characteristics, none.
01:23:36
No other leads, nothing? No.
01:23:38
If anybody could beat any haystacks any flatter than we have.
01:23:42
Lee, look. He's the only name that's dropped into this from the outside.
01:23:45
And he's vanished from the face of the earth.
01:23:48
Everything we know about him fits the man that sent that telegram.
01:23:51
Lunatic fringe, crank, rich, with resources.
01:23:55
Now, it's too much to be a coincidence.
01:24:00
Barrett here.
01:24:02
Thank you. The film is here.
01:24:09
I thought something had happened when I didn't hear from you.
01:24:13
What?
01:24:16
I see.
01:24:18
Everything's perfect here.
01:24:23
What?
01:24:26
Where?
01:24:30
Where?
01:24:34
Yes.
01:24:36
Yes.
01:25:57
a Satan Bug- I don't believe this I mean how could scientists create something that
01:26:03
would kill people and create a pandemic in oh it's it's it's all science fiction
01:26:10
at least I think it is right for the most part anyways look at this this is this is incredible
01:26:15
this is like a Spider Woman spiders that's the name spydora and this is a real person yes she's
01:26:26
all Arena actually in the circus with all those legs exactly she moves so fast that we were able
01:26:32
to capture her legs and arms in two different positions so how much of this is real and how
01:26:37
much of it is created with your magic was real that's a real person real person right but she
01:26:44
does not have four arms no she has four arms yes but she does not have four arms right same with
01:26:52
the legs yes right right so so she was fantastic we had that we built this is part of our Rough
01:26:56
and Ready Sideshow series we have a note we have like 18 pieces and we went through and sort of
01:27:01
reimagined the sideshow of old but with giving the characters agency in a way that we feel they
01:27:08
didn't have before so all of these characters have just kind of an intensity to them hopefully
01:27:14
absolutely but she looks fetching as well yes well she you were the director so how did you direct
01:27:19
her into all these different oh well it's quite I mean she was a ballerina so it was excellent that
01:27:25
she could actually be on point and have the shoes and then uh very also with that ballerina you know
01:27:31
ballerina Russian intensity yeah she was Russian this is amazing if I can make a small technical
01:27:38
note all right all right so this red hourglass yes should be on the bottom right yes it should
01:27:46
be on a bottom how do you say here it should be on a butt yes right just because I've seen these
01:27:52
spiders and we have them all over yeah right right yeah they're called black widows and uh they they
01:27:58
do have that now this one I I don't know what to say about it it's fantastic this is a mermaid Fiji
01:28:04
mermaid right and this is a real person yes and she's actually inside a tank inside this cabinet
01:28:10
oh tell me tell me the story so she was photographed and and she also is a Dancer a
01:28:21
lot of the people we work with are dancers because they have a fluidness to them that makes sense so
01:28:25
she she got herself in that position the tail is actually created in CG but she was painted
01:28:31
with makeup we always have makeup artists with us and we try to create as much real as we can
01:28:36
because she was half green I think that's right to a birthday party too right but everything feels if
01:28:42
we as much as we can do real we try to do real no that makes sense it's just like practical effects
01:28:47
in film that the more you do the better the whole thing and you know the best effects are
01:28:51
the small touches it's not the big the little details right I just like pushing over well so
01:28:56
that was the cabinet right so the cabinet is an amalgamation of different cabinets that are at
01:29:02
the Museum mechanic I wish I had this piece of furniture it would fit in my parlor perfectly
01:29:09
so do you know the the the the uh what they call the uh
01:29:16
the mermaids up at the bar in Sacramento were they call dive ball mermaids we've had a few on
01:29:23
the show before oh really yeah it's nice in fact they sat in that chair you are sad where there
01:29:29
were mermaids at one time so there's something of a coincidence here okay that's absolutely
01:29:34
incredible all right what do you say we get back to this film and then when we come back
01:29:38
I want to talk about this film you made because the filmmakers as well of all things all right
01:29:44
stick around we will be back soon and let's get back to the Satan bug 1965. don't go away
01:30:37
Well?
01:30:38
No doubt about it.
01:30:49
Williams here. Thank you.
01:30:54
Hello, sir. We're looking at the film now.
01:30:57
Michaelson said there's no question about it.
01:31:04
Did they tell them everything?
01:31:09
No, sir, I'm sorry, I can't.
01:31:12
Not a thing.
01:31:15
I understand. Goodbye.
01:31:24
Well, they've had to give the press everything.
01:31:26
Except the connection with Station Three.
01:31:31
Hello.
01:31:34
Yes.
01:31:39
Who is this?
01:31:41
Who is this?
01:31:47
All right, I'm listening. Go ahead.
01:31:50
You have seen what I have done in Florida.
01:31:53
You have ignored my order.
01:31:57
Continue, and you will sacrifice hundreds of thousands of innocent lives.
01:32:01
Who is this?
01:32:03
Who is this?
01:32:05
My name is Charles Reynolds Ainsley.
01:32:09
Now listen, don't hang up.
01:32:11
I'll agree to meet you anywhere you say.
01:32:13
But you must realize that we have to discuss...
01:32:20
Operator! Operator!
01:32:23
A call just came through on this phone, trace it.
01:32:26
Why not? This is vitally important.
01:32:28
Well, why is it impossible?
01:32:33
I see.
01:32:35
This number can be reached by an area code number.
01:32:38
That call could have come from any place in the country.
01:32:40
It would take a week to track it down, if then.
01:32:47
Don't interrupt.
01:32:49
All right, I'm listening. Go ahead.
01:32:53
You've seen what I've done in Florida.
01:32:55
You have ignored my order.
01:32:58
Continue, and you will sacrifice hundreds of thousands of innocent lives.
01:33:03
Los Angeles next.
01:33:05
Noon tomorrow!
01:33:08
Who is this?
01:33:09
Who is this?
01:33:11
My name is Charles Reynolds Ainsley.
01:33:15
Now listen, don't hang up.
01:33:17
I'll agree to meet you anywhere you say.
01:33:19
But you must realize that we have to discuss...
01:33:28
Operator! Operator!
01:33:30
A call just came through on this number, trace it.
01:33:38
We have to get every man in the country to find him.
01:33:41
We're already doing that, but it's too late, he could be anywhere.
01:33:44
And he has those flasks.
01:33:47
Yes, I know that General, and we can't evacuate Los Angeles.
01:33:50
We don't have time.
01:33:51
We'll have to try. Meanwhile, we keep stalling and hope for a break.
01:33:57
Sir.
01:34:00
Don't you think we should capitulate?
01:34:02
Station Three will only be the beginning.
01:34:05
It's a bluff. It must be. No one would do such a thing.
01:34:09
Are you prepared to take that chance?
01:34:11
Bring the tape recorder with you.
01:34:12
There's no point in continuing this charade of hiding out here.
01:34:15
Lee, I'd like to have you check out...
01:34:18
What is it?
01:34:20
Why did he give his name?
01:34:22
It doesn't make any sense. It would have been better to keep us guessing.
01:34:26
I don't agree. That's exactly what a paranoid would do.
01:34:29
You heard that voice. A monstrous ego working.
01:34:31
No, sir, there's something wrong.
01:34:34
What?
01:34:36
I can't put my finger on it, I don't really know.
01:34:39
We'll be at Station Three.
01:34:59
I checked out the car for you, Lee.
01:35:01
He got a flat coming down the canyon. Where?
01:35:03
It was picked up about a half mile down the road.
01:35:05
A couple hundred feet above split rock.
01:35:08
You remember, we caught some trout there.
01:35:10
You can still see the marks on the shoulder.
01:35:12
See you.
01:35:19
What's the significance of the car, Lee?
01:35:21
Nothing, just checking, you check everything.
01:35:50
Is that where the car got the flat?
01:35:53
Well, the car slipped off the jack.
01:35:56
Obviously, he tried to dig a hole to get it back on and couldn't,
01:35:58
so he abandoned it.
01:36:03
Come on.
01:36:17
All right, sit down here, Ann. Now follow me on this.
01:36:21
Everybody figures
01:36:23
that whoever took the bugs got out.
01:36:26
They're gone.
01:36:28
The inside assist, Ostrer, he's dead.
01:36:33
But let's suppose that there's another man that's tied up in all this,
01:36:37
who's still here, who can't get out.
01:36:41
Why does he have to get out? Why doesn't he just stay here?
01:36:43
Because he's got something vital.
01:36:45
Something that Ainsley's got to have, and he's got to have in a hurry.
01:36:49
I don't understand.
01:36:51
Two men got into E Lab.
01:36:54
One got out as Baxter, he walked out.
01:36:56
The other one through the fence with the bugs.
01:36:58
Let's say that they met this third man,
01:37:00
who took all the flasks, except two,
01:37:02
which he gave to them, and then they took off, probably in Baxter's car.
01:37:06
One flask for Florida. One for Los Angeles.
01:37:09
I've got that.
01:37:10
Now, let's say that this third man takes off with the rest of the flasks.
01:37:15
But he's got one more thing that he must do.
01:37:17
Knock off Ostrer, who's a threat somehow.
01:37:20
Let's say he knocks off Ostrer,
01:37:22
comes down this road, free and clear.
01:37:24
And then the nightmare of all criminals happens.
01:37:26
The senseless accident.
01:37:30
The flat. Right!
01:37:32
He tries to fix it, the car slips off the jack.
01:37:34
Now he's stuck. What would you do?
01:37:37
I'd hitchhike down the road.
01:37:39
But the bugs?
01:37:40
You couldn't take a chance on taking them with you
01:37:41
and you wouldn't leave them in the car.
01:37:43
So, where would you put them where they'd be safe?
01:37:46
Where you could get to them when you were free to
01:37:48
and where they'd stay cool.
01:37:53
The water.
01:37:55
- I'd hide them in the water. - That's what I think.
01:38:20
Lee!
01:39:10
Whose car was that?
01:39:12
Just stand.
01:39:15
Perfectly still.
01:39:21
Handle that gently.
01:39:26
Those misses were intentional.
01:39:28
Stand exactly where you are, Ann.
01:39:40
And that I presume was Doctor Baxter?
01:39:43
Just put the flask back in the box.
01:41:10
Sit down.
01:41:34
There's a phone call for you in the administration, Mr. Cavanaugh.
01:41:36
Thank you.
01:41:59
Absolutely no sign of them.
01:42:00
We checked out Barrett's car.
01:42:02
No sign of violence there or anywhere.
01:42:05
Just some footprints down by the bank of the stream. Nothing else.
01:42:08
Have you heard anything here?
01:42:10
No.
01:42:11
He hasn't been missing long. He could be anywhere.
01:42:14
You know what he's like, sir.
01:42:15
I don't understand why Barrett is so interested in Dr. Hoffman's car.
01:42:19
I don't either, sir.
01:42:21
The Highway Patrol officer said...
01:42:23
Yes?
01:42:24
- Mr. Cavanaugh? - Johnson's on the line.
01:42:26
- Put him on. - Hello?
01:42:28
Yes, Johnson.
01:42:29
No sign of them in any of the places we've looked in town.
01:42:32
Keep looking. Yes, sir.
01:42:35
The officer said that Barrett just wanted to know where the doctor had had the flat.
01:42:39
Well, so what? We knew about it. You had a flat last night.
01:42:43
You started to hitchhike, they picked you up outside of town and brought you here.
01:42:47
I was very lucky.
01:42:49
That road is lonely at night, but I was picked up in the canyon.
01:42:52
Not outside of town.
01:42:53
Yes.
01:42:55
Barrett is liable to call us anytime from anywhere.
01:42:58
I think it means nothing.
01:43:00
I've pulled all the roadblocks.
01:43:02
You want me to put them back, just in case?
01:43:04
No point in that.
01:43:06
Yes?
01:43:08
There's a call for Dr. Hoffman.
01:43:10
Put it through. Doctor.
01:43:12
Doctor Hoffman? Yes.
01:43:15
Hello, Gregor, this is Donald.
01:43:17
Sorry to disturb you, but we were going fishing this afternoon, remember?
01:43:21
Well, I... I couldn't, I was tied up here.
01:43:24
Sorry you missed out, the fishing was good.
01:43:27
Do you have to work tonight? We're at your trailer. How about dinner?
01:43:31
Well, Donald, I... I do not see how...
01:43:34
I wish you could. There's something I want to talk to you about.
01:43:38
Well, it would be very nice, Donald...
01:43:40
There's no need for you to stay here now.
01:43:43
Jeff, run the Doctor home. All right, Eric.
01:43:45
Thank you.
01:43:47
I will be there in a few minutes, Donald. Good.
01:44:57
[video game sounds]
01:45:05
haha, you lose
01:45:26
Thank you.
01:45:59
He stopped on the road, slid down the bank,
01:46:01
and got to the flasks before we did.
01:46:03
This is the only place we had to hide 'em.
01:46:06
I know it was taking a chance to call you.
01:46:09
But I was afraid you were caught. He knew about your car.
01:46:12
Now we're stuck. There are roadblocks all over the place.
01:46:18
Everything's fine, Donald.
01:46:19
Nobody's suspicious, and the roadblocks have been removed.
01:46:26
It seems that Mr. Barrett is so unpredictable
01:46:29
that nothing has been made of their disappearance.
01:46:34
Did Los Angeles go as planned, Veretti?
01:46:37
I put it there.
01:46:47
We will take them with us.
01:46:49
That's dangerous.
01:46:50
If there is any trouble, they will be our best protection.
01:47:02
There's nothing happening yet. They're still all in the trailer.
01:47:06
What about the manager?
01:47:08
Oh, we're keeping the manager out of the way.
01:47:10
Do you think Barrett saw you? Possibly.
01:47:12
But he'd never recognize me, he's never seen me before.
01:47:14
Can you see anything going on in there?
01:47:16
There's no movement, no sound, no, nothing happening.
01:47:20
Keep on the line.
01:47:21
Why would Dr. Hoffman be connected with this?
01:47:23
Why? I don't understand.
01:47:25
He checked out perfectly. There's nothing in his background
01:47:27
to indicate that he's... Dr. Michaelson, please.
01:47:29
We've got to grab them, sir. Right now.
01:47:31
Certainly not, Cavanaugh.
01:47:33
Now, we know that Barrett is in Dr. Hoffman's trailer with two strange men.
01:47:37
And we know that Dr. Hoffman is there and he's connected with those men.
01:47:41
And we know Dr. Hoffman's car had some special significance to Barrett.
01:47:45
And that's all we know.
01:47:47
We don't even know if Barrett went there willingly or unwillingly.
01:47:51
Let me grab them, sir, and I'll find out.
01:47:54
I don't think you'd find out anything that would be worth
01:47:56
losing the only advantage we have.
01:47:58
What is that?
01:48:01
They will lead us to Ainsley, to the flasks.
01:48:05
Only the flasks are important.
01:48:07
This is the break we've been praying for.
01:48:10
They're going to leave. We let them.
01:48:14
Then we shadow them, very carefully.
01:48:17
Let one eager beaver show our hand, and we're through.
01:48:21
Now set it up.
01:48:23
In the desert we're okay, not much traffic.
01:48:27
But we could lose them in the first town.
01:48:29
And what if they head for that mess that'll be
01:48:30
coming out of Los Angeles? We'll change our strategy by then.
01:48:32
At least we'll know which way they're headed.
01:48:34
Set it up. Yes, sir.
01:48:48
The evacuation of Los Angeles is under way.
01:48:52
It is too early to say yet how effective this will be, or how possible it will be.
01:48:57
There is no further official word as to the exact imminence of the threat.
01:49:01
It means nothing. There are military training fields all around here.
01:49:04
Incident in Florida is related to this situation.
01:49:07
I'm staying above and behind them.
01:49:09
They're still traveling west on 17.
01:49:12
They seem to be stalling.
01:49:14
They're almost going around in circles.
01:49:16
Why?
01:49:18
Evasive action. They're taking the long way to wherever they're going.
01:49:30
It's getting a little difficult to keep them in sight.
01:49:33
This is pretty rough country and it's closing in on the road.
01:49:36
I don't like this section they're going through.
01:49:38
It's impossible to keep visual contact without the chopper tipping its hand.
01:49:42
There are only three points they can come out of there, here, here and here.
01:49:45
You have men covering all of them, haven't you?
01:49:47
Yes, sir. I'll double up here and here.
01:49:50
I'm going to lose them for a long stretch now.
01:49:52
Unless I close in.
01:49:53
Don't close up, stay out of sight
01:49:56
until you can pick them up on the other side of the section.
01:49:58
Will do.
01:49:59
- Where's your follow car? - Right here.
01:50:02
Tell him not to move until he can make absolutely sure
01:50:05
that the road ahead is clear. Yes, sir.
01:50:09
Hold your position unless you can see the road is clear ahead.
01:50:13
Understood.
01:50:44
You'll have no problem, Veretti?
01:50:46
None.
01:51:18
You know where I'll be.
01:51:19
It'd be better if we stayed together.
01:53:07
Got 'em again.
01:53:09
They're moving down the grade.
01:53:11
They're going to be out in the open desert any minute.
01:53:15
Back away to 1-1-9-30 and stay out of sight.
01:53:19
Right.
01:53:20
Tell your follow car to close up.
01:53:22
Zebra to X-Ray.
01:53:24
Position ahead clear now, move up.
01:53:26
Understood. Moving up.
01:53:41
Donald!
01:53:49
Is he following?
01:53:52
I don't know.
01:53:56
Take that turn.
01:54:11
They've turned left onto Seco Road now.
01:54:14
They slowed down and... Well, for a moment we got awfully close to them.
01:54:21
Did they see you? Well, I'm not sure, they might have.
01:54:25
You want us to take them if they spot us?
01:54:27
No!
01:54:28
Only if they stop, and if they do, get on the radio immediately.
01:54:31
Understood.
01:54:35
Pull in up there and let's see what this is.
01:55:06
Damn!
01:55:08
Hello, Zebra, come in! This is X-Ray.
01:55:11
Hello, Zebra, come in. This is X-Ray.
01:55:15
Hello.
01:55:17
Ah, it's dead.
01:55:27
Come out and keep your hands up!
01:55:31
Show yourself and keep your hands in the air.
01:55:55
Come out and show yourself.
01:56:15
We're armed with riot guns.
01:56:17
Now, come out of there with your hands up!
01:56:32
All right, drop that gun.
01:56:33
Tell them I'll throw it.
01:56:36
Don't move.
01:56:38
Just do exactly whatever he tells you to do.
01:56:42
Toss the shotguns on the ground.
01:56:49
Throw them down.
01:56:58
And the revolvers.
01:57:02
Easy!
01:57:11
I'm now hovering over 1-1-9-3-3-0. Nothing but empty road.
01:57:17
Stay put.
01:58:31
welcome back to the show we are watching the Satan bug and you know this this film was filmed
01:58:37
in Palm Springs mostly yeah I know it's great it looks like Palm Springs yeah but we're not
01:58:43
in Palm Springs now we're at the polter mansion in Bodega Bay and you two are filmmakers as well yeah
01:58:49
dabbled a bit yes so you got we're going to show a little clip here you made a movie and this is
01:58:54
incredible it looks like a David finship film oh thanks yeah no it's incredible and you said
01:58:59
you filmed this on a red one yes it was right after the red one first came out and we had
01:59:04
one of like number 625 I believe so this is almost like the model A of yeah right I mean
01:59:11
a fantastic thing that you know Henry Ford or Henry rad sold millions of but uh still
01:59:18
at the beginning no so it looks like an amazing production and why didn't you not continue that
01:59:22
well it was through the process of making that film Stacy was spending weeks you know making
01:59:28
each one of those different set pieces that we we used and then I would come in and light it
01:59:32
and then the way the film was designed is that we basically would blow through it and be like all
01:59:37
right that's a wrap on the take and so oh right it felt to be a little bit of an imbalance that
01:59:42
uh I felt like you weren't necessarily getting as much creatively out of the relationship and so by
01:59:48
switching over to doing photography the two of us could still use our powers together but create a
01:59:54
single image that using the same techniques that was could be so much Granite we should do that we
01:59:59
should just make Creature Features one image get all these people to just make one image and people
02:00:04
could just take it in a glance like this this is incredible thank you what do you call this one
02:00:10
is that how serious thing serious thing this thing now we're putting a big one up this is she's she's
02:00:16
about to be bitten by seeing enemies is she not her stuff she is one of them oh she's one of them
02:00:22
and these these fingers yes this is spaghetti they were all they were oh my goodness she's wearing
02:00:29
those right you know don't don't let Tangella see those you know what's going to happen this
02:00:35
is incredible and the uh the model right looks like Gwyneth Paltrow oh yeah yeah right yes yes
02:00:42
right slightly except I bet she does not sell soap on the internet I know Gwyneth paltry it's
02:00:50
actually quite nice yeah yeah she's she's not the way they portray her in National Enquirer
02:00:55
I do not read is anybody all right so this this similar yes yes right and what do you call this
02:01:01
one it will be ours it will be ours it will be ours so if I say it will be us it will be mine
02:01:11
corner on right right no I like this because it's the mother's about to kill her child for
02:01:18
watching television or take him back take come back child she's going to punish him
02:01:23
for watching Creature Features I could be wrong this is absolutely amazing you know one thing
02:01:29
we should uh mention is you sell prints of this right yes and where does one go to fine
02:01:35
prints ransommitchell.com ransommitchell.com if you want to get some of this art and uh
02:01:41
this is like it would four thousand dollars right the big one is the original hand-painted
02:01:49
one these are absolutely fantastic all right so uh what do you say we get back to this film wrap
02:01:53
it up and then when we come back and find out what you're doing next excellent all right off
02:01:57
we go to the Satan bug don't go away after the titles roll because if you do you're gonna miss
02:02:03
Tangella and uh maybe that's not such a bad thing anyways do what you want see you soon
02:02:33
Veretti?
02:02:38
What about the girl?
02:02:40
Why don't you take her with you?
02:02:42
Lee.
02:02:45
Take her with you.
02:02:47
Ann,
02:02:49
get out of here.
02:03:02
What the hell kind of a thing was that? Shh!
02:03:05
Don't you see, he's going to throw the flask.
02:03:07
It'll probably come through one of those two holes.
02:03:11
Where ever it comes through, we've got to grab it. We've got to.
02:03:14
If it smashes on the wall or the floor or any of these objects,
02:03:16
the three of us are dead men.
02:03:24
If we miss it, I'll douse it with this.
02:03:27
It's hygroscopic. It has an affinity for water.
02:03:33
This isn't water, it's kerosene.
02:03:35
It's got water in it. Besides, it's all we've got.
02:04:15
Sand. Put sand on it!
02:04:17
Lee!
02:04:43
Let's go!
02:04:50
Zebra to X-Ray. Zebra to X-Ray, come in.
02:04:53
Something's wrong, Cavanaugh.
02:04:55
Two more minutes, and we go in there.
02:04:58
Zebra to X-Ray, come in. Come in, X-Ray!
02:05:38
Zebra to X-Ray. Zebra to X-Ray.
02:05:42
Come in, X-Ray. This is Zebra, come in, X-Ray.
02:05:55
Zebra to X-Ray, come in. Zebra to X-Ray, come in.
02:05:59
Come in, X-Ray, come in.
02:06:08
Zebra to X-Ray. Zebra to X-Ray.
02:06:11
Come in.
02:06:15
Zebra to X-Ray, come in.
02:06:17
Come in, X-Ray.
02:06:20
This is Zebra, come in, X-Ray.
02:06:22
Come in, this is Barrett.
02:06:24
Cone in, X-Ray, this is Zebra.
02:06:28
Come in, this is Barrett.
02:06:31
Come in, X-Ray, come in.
02:07:13
Move and I'll smash it! I'll never be taken alive.
02:07:16
Your friends can't help you. You're on your own now.
02:07:19
I always have been.
02:07:23
You might be able to take this away from me before I could smash it.
02:07:27
But it would not help you.
02:07:28
The flask in Los Angeles.
02:07:30
Exactly.
02:07:32
You cannot evacuate the city.
02:07:34
If anything happens to me, Los Angeles will be a cemetery by this time tomorrow.
02:07:39
If things go your way
02:07:42
and it's announced that Station Three is being destroyed,
02:07:45
will you take me to where the flask is and immobilize it?
02:07:51
Perhaps you had better get in the car, Mr. Barrett.
02:08:00
On the other side.
02:08:17
I determined in the laboratory
02:08:19
that only a four and a half pound pressure shatters this flask.
02:08:24
I can easily apply that.
02:08:40
I spotted the station wagon again.
02:08:42
They're still moving north on Seco Road.
02:08:46
Any sign of the follow car?
02:08:49
No.
02:08:52
It looks like there's some kind of fire back there where they came from.
02:08:56
A lot of orange flame on the horizon.
02:08:59
You'd better get somebody in there, fast.
02:09:02
What are your plans now, what do you intend to do, Mr. Ainsley?
02:09:06
Ah, I can't believe how stupid I've been.
02:09:08
Ainsley's been missing for months and Hoffman's been on the scene for months.
02:09:11
Or at least you're an impersonation of the real Hoffman.
02:09:13
What happened to him?
02:09:17
That's not hard to figure. Gregor Hoffman, living in Vienna,
02:09:20
hired by Baxter from Austria.
02:09:21
Did you kill him or did you have him killed?
02:09:24
You're no biochemist, how did you fool them?
02:09:26
I am a biochemist, Mr. Barrett, of sorts.
02:09:29
If you were more familiar with the name Ainsley,
02:09:31
you'd know I made my fortune in patent medicines.
02:09:33
Sometimes a little bit of knowledge goes a long way.
02:09:36
The accent? Easy.
02:09:38
I lived for years in Austria.
02:09:40
Besides, Gregor Hoffman, though he lived an obscure life,
02:09:43
was a world famous chemist.
02:09:44
You don't ask a famous chemist the formula for salt.
02:09:47
But Ostrer did. You had everyone fooled but Ostrer.
02:09:49
He knew you weren't the real Hoffman, so he died, too.
02:09:52
That tone is surprisingly juvenile, Mr. Barrett.
02:09:54
I believe that hundreds of people might have died in Florida.
02:09:57
This afternoon when I was interrogating you, you heard Cavanaugh say that.
02:09:59
Ainsley was our man. Then you knew what to do.
02:10:01
Somehow you made two telephone calls.
02:10:03
One to your boys to pick up the flasks where you had to leave them
02:10:05
in the stream and the other to the General.
02:10:06
So you could give us your ultimatum on Los Angeles.
02:10:09
Use the name C.R. Ainsley so he would drop the road blocks
02:10:11
and you could get out, and he fell for it.
02:10:13
That's correct.
02:10:14
I didn't make the telephone calls somehow, Mr. Barrett.
02:10:16
I made them from Station Three.
02:10:18
As you're so fond of saying there's no such thing as perfect security.
02:10:32
Don't try it, Mr. Barrett.
02:10:33
You're lucky but you're mortal. We all are.
02:10:40
Tank vehicles carrying liquids, assembly point B.
02:10:45
Ambulance section re-designated, C.
02:10:48
Repeat, ambulance section re-designated, C.
02:10:53
Control requests the following be read at five minute intervals.
02:10:56
An unidentified scientific research installation
02:11:00
based in Southern California has ceased operation.
02:11:03
It will be dismantled and cease to exist. End announcement.
02:11:21
There he is.
02:11:22
Who's that with him?
02:11:24
I don't know.
02:11:45
You're under arrest, Doctor Hoffman.
02:11:48
You're Lee Barrett, aren't you? That's right.
02:11:50
What are you doing here, Barrett?
02:11:51
That's a long story.
02:11:54
Get out of the car, Doctor.
02:11:56
Be careful, he's got a flask in his pocket.
02:12:06
All right, hand it over, Doctor.
02:12:09
Right now.
02:12:12
The end of the line?
02:12:25
All right, get into the car, Doctor.
02:12:29
Better come along with us, Barrett.
02:12:34
How did you get here?
02:12:36
We're spread all over the place.
02:12:37
This is one of 50 we're covering.
02:12:39
What about the girl and the two other guys?
02:12:40
I don't know. Where's Cavanaugh?
02:12:42
They could be anywhere. Our orders were to pick up Hoffman,
02:12:44
stay off the radio, and don't say a word
02:12:45
until we get him to Station Three.
02:12:58
Have you got enough sense to keep your mouth shut?
02:13:01
Yes.
02:13:04
We've got a jack-knifed truck up here. You can turn your engine off.
02:13:07
It won't be long. The tow truck will have it out of here in a few minutes.
02:13:11
Anybody hurt?
02:13:13
No, he was lucky.
02:13:24
We got a jack-knifed truck, it won't be long.
02:13:40
Won't be long he says. Did you ever hear a cop say anything else?
02:13:43
It'll be hours.
02:13:45
By that time, that mess from L.A. will hit us and we'll never move.
02:13:50
Look at all those cans and busted beer bottles.
02:13:53
You'd think people wouldn't throw things out there like that.
02:13:57
You got a match?
02:13:59
Would you look at the jerk handling that tow truck?
02:14:01
He's worse than the man that was driving the rig.
02:14:03
Oh, boy, that's all we need.
02:14:05
A sidewalk superintendent.
02:14:07
Wise guy, huh?
02:14:34
There's your daughter, but what's happened to Barrett?
02:14:36
Where's Hoffman?
02:14:39
Dad! Dad!
02:14:42
Dad, Lee's dead. They threw a flask,
02:14:45
they threw a flask back at the gas station.
02:14:46
What happened to Barrett, where is he?
02:14:47
You've got to go clear out the area. He's at the station.
02:14:49
Don't you understand? That man Veretti, he threw a flask.
02:14:52
Sir.
02:14:57
Where is the Satan Bug?
02:14:58
Hoffman took it. He changed cars
02:15:00
and he went back the way we came from. What kind of car was it?
02:15:01
It was a green Ford sedan.
02:15:03
License? Oh, I don't know,
02:15:04
I couldn't see it very clearly. It was FGA, something, 7, I think.
02:15:08
Put it on the radio. Hey, give me that stuff.
02:15:10
Dad, you've got to go back and clear out that area.
02:15:12
That's all right, dear, that's all right.
02:15:14
The flask is harmless now.
02:15:15
The station burned. There's nothing to worry about.
02:15:18
We found the bodies of Cavanaugh's men, but not Lee's.
02:15:21
- But Lee was in the building. He was in the building. - Well, he's not there now. Ann, Los Angeles,
02:15:27
did anyone say anything about Los Angeles? Anything?
02:15:30
No. Nothing.
02:15:32
Put everything you've got on Hoffman's car.
02:15:34
Yes, sir. We're already on it.
02:15:35
But there are an awful lot of green Fords around.
02:15:38
And there's nothing on these guys except this stuff.
02:15:41
Guns, money, watches, phony drivers license
02:15:46
and keys.
02:15:48
Maybe one of the keys fits something in Los Angeles.
02:15:51
But how the hell do we check that?
02:17:00
Sounds like the ignition.
02:17:26
Take a look at that fuel pump.
02:17:43
You didn't really think that I'd fall for those goons of yours
02:17:46
posing as Cavanaugh's men, did you?
02:17:57
Okay, I've got the gun now.
02:17:59
Put the bottle down and step away from it
02:18:02
before that copter of yours settles down.
02:18:04
You haven't given me any reason why I won't smash this.
02:18:08
This is the end of the line, Ainsley.
02:18:11
For real now.
02:18:13
Put the bottle down and step away from it
02:18:14
or I'll blow a hole in your head!
02:18:20
You're psychotic, but don't be stupid.
02:18:23
If I blow a hole in your head or you drop that bottle,
02:18:26
you'll die, then you'll have nothing.
02:18:29
Perhaps I am psychotic, but I'm certainly not stupid.
02:18:33
If I smash this, I wouldn't die, Mr. Barrett.
02:18:38
Why do you think Baxter waited so long
02:18:39
before telling anyone about the Satan Bug.
02:18:42
Why do you think he was working nights? Weekends?
02:18:43
The vaccine!
02:18:46
Well, I waited for the vaccine.
02:18:48
Two days ago he made it, that's why he had to die and Ostrer.
02:18:51
You were wrong about him, too.
02:18:54
He didn't suspect me. He didn't suspect anyone.
02:18:55
He just knew about the vaccine
02:18:57
and now I'm the only one who has the formula.
02:19:00
And the vaccine is in my bloodstream.
02:19:02
I'm immune! I won't die, I'm immune!
02:19:06
But you told us what the Satan Bug would do.
02:19:08
You mean to say that you'd live on this world alone? By yourself?
02:19:12
I told you about the Satan Bug to keep you from finding Baxter.
02:19:15
Even so, he believed every word I said.
02:19:18
But I'm not sure how good a biochemist he was.
02:19:21
Some scientists thought that the H-bomb would start a chain reaction
02:19:24
that would blow up the world, but it didn't.
02:19:27
Now, nobody really knows about this.
02:19:29
Theoretically, yes.
02:19:32
But it hasn't yet been put to the real test.
02:19:35
Perhaps it will destroy all life.
02:19:38
Perhaps.
02:19:40
Certainly it could destroy millions.
02:19:44
Do you want to test it?
02:20:02
Mr. Ainsley? Yes.
02:20:07
I was watching for you and saw the car stop.
02:20:09
Thought I'd better pick you up here.
02:20:11
The engine failed. Don't worry about it, we'll take off immediately.
02:20:14
Yes, sir.
02:20:17
Any trouble, Mr. Ainsley? No, no.
02:20:25
Well, Mr. Barrett?
02:20:28
The flask is still in Los Angeles.
02:21:22
Still nothing? I'm afraid not, sir.
02:21:24
Nothing on Los Angeles, nothing at all?
02:21:26
Nothing of any consequence.
02:21:29
Hello.
02:21:30
Only two tie-ups to Los Angeles.
02:21:32
One of them is an office building, here. Where?
02:21:34
Ten stories high, we've got men going through them.
02:21:36
Starting from the top.
02:21:38
Now, the only other thing is this little notation in red ink.
02:21:41
Glendale 73.
02:21:43
We've got men calling on every house with 73,
02:21:45
every phone number beginning with 73,
02:21:47
every cab, well, you get the idea, sir.
02:21:50
Yes.
02:21:51
Veretti did that, he was doodling while they were waiting for Hoffman.
02:21:55
Hold on, Jack, take this.
02:21:58
Well, they found the green car.
02:22:00
Where? It was abandoned in front of a restaurant
02:22:02
next to a service station near Palmdale.
02:22:04
They were both closed,
02:22:05
but a watchman in a gravel yard across the street
02:22:07
saw the green car park and two men get out.
02:22:10
He described Hoffman perfectly.
02:22:13
And the other man? It sounds like Barrett.
02:22:16
Well, what happened to them?
02:22:17
There were two other men waiting in a black car.
02:22:20
They held guns on the first two.
02:22:21
Then they got in the black car and all four drove off.
02:22:24
Didn't the night watchman try to stop them?
02:22:25
No.
02:22:27
God!
02:22:29
There's something else.
02:22:31
The watchman said one of the men was carrying something
02:22:33
that looked like a small flask.
02:22:38
No license plate on the black car?
02:22:40
Wrong angle, couldn't see it.
02:22:53
Eric.
02:22:57
This was doodled by that maniac, Veretti. Look at this.
02:23:02
That could be a flask.
02:23:04
It is a flask.
02:23:06
I think all these are flasks.
02:23:09
That is something real.
02:23:11
He's unconsciously trying to draw or doodle something.
02:23:15
What is it?
02:23:19
Those lines look like parking dividers on a parking lot.
02:23:24
Sir, look at this.
02:23:29
A diamond?
02:23:31
A baseball diamond?
02:23:37
A baseball stadium?
02:23:43
Jack, give me that.
02:23:44
Put me on Los Angeles 47 right away.
02:24:32
Hopeless, isn't it, Mr. Barrett? And pathetic.
02:24:37
They can't run away. Nobody can.
02:24:41
There's plenty of time.
02:25:12
Anything?
02:25:15
Nothing.
02:25:18
Anything over there?
02:25:22
Nothing yet.
02:25:42
Telephone for you, Captain.
02:25:47
It's Mr. Cavanaugh.
02:25:49
Hello!
02:25:50
Yes, we're here looking. Nothing.
02:25:54
Yes, they're looking there.
02:25:56
Of course, we'll look in there.
02:25:58
Yeah, yeah, I know.
02:26:05
We'll be running out of land pretty soon.
02:26:08
And time. Where is the flask, Mr. Ainsley?
02:26:12
Don't press, Mr. Barrett.
02:27:06
Judas H. Priest!
02:27:09
Get Olsen!
02:27:11
Olsen!
02:27:13
Fifteen, 20 degrees, eight miles.
02:27:16
Now, here is the helicopter, sir.
02:27:18
We've kept everything away from it. But we think it's the one.
02:27:20
Fifteen, fifteen degrees, four miles.
02:27:24
Here it is, sir. Here it is now. It's a new plot.
02:27:28
No voice contact?
02:27:29
No, sir. We're on 113.6 Los Angeles radio.
02:27:33
They should be on this setting if they're trying to contact us.
02:27:52
Hold that.
02:27:55
That cap is fulminated mercury. So don't drop it.
02:28:01
Sometimes you're booby trapped.
02:28:04
You cut the wires and
02:28:05
phfft.
02:28:20
That's it.
02:28:24
Now, don't anybody move a muscle,
02:28:27
till we get this thing collected.
02:28:43
We're heading for Catalina.
02:28:45
You don't have any intentions of going where the flask is, do you?
02:28:48
As much as you have of destroying Station Three.
02:28:50
That's not very clear thinking, Ainsley.
02:28:52
If you intend to take Los Angeles, I'll take you,
02:28:54
I've got nothing to lose.
02:28:56
Except this.
02:28:59
I see, he takes you to a yacht,
02:29:01
and tomorrow you get on the mike and you dictate your terms.
02:29:04
That's right.
02:29:05
You'll become everything, everyone else, nothing!
02:29:08
And then?
02:29:10
Then, for the first time in the world...
02:29:17
What are your plans for the world, Ainsley?
02:29:20
War, peace, back to the middle ages?
02:29:22
Forward to the future?
02:29:23
It doesn't make any difference what you choose,
02:29:25
because it all means one thing to you.
02:29:27
Power! Power for its own sake!
02:30:46
You're a little man again, Ainsley.
02:30:48
Where's the flask?
02:30:50
Your life for Los Angeles.
02:30:52
Oh, no. Los Angeles will be my epitaph.
02:31:04
Los Angeles radio, come in.
02:31:06
Los Angeles radio, come in.
02:31:09
This is Williams, Lee, we've been following you on radar scope.
02:31:12
I've got the big one, it's safe.
02:31:15
Hoffman's over the side.
02:31:16
I can't give you any information on the other flask.
02:31:19
We found it, Lee, it's safe.
02:31:21
What about Ann?
02:31:22
I'm here, Lee.
02:31:23
She's here with us.
02:31:24
What was that you said about Hoffman?
02:31:26
He jumped!
02:31:27
Oh, and tell Cavanaugh to stop looking for Ainsley.
02:31:30
Ainsley and Hoffman were the same man.
02:31:33
I'll be setting down at LAX. Tell the boys to be on the lookout for me.
02:31:36
I'm a little rusty at these things.
02:31:38
We'll meet you there, Lee. Take it nice and easy
02:31:41
and for God's sake make a good landing.
02:31:43
I'll put down safely and I'll give you the flask.
02:31:48
And then we're right back where we started.
02:32:07
and so ends the Satan bug yeah that was uh that was a close call was it not oh yeah got a little
02:32:15
hairy there at the end no they they could have killed everybody there could have been
02:32:19
some massive pandemic and uh you know had that bottle escaped yeah because speaking of escapes
02:32:27
you know you're never going to get those back now just so you know I hope you don't plan on
02:32:32
using them again because now she loves finger things excellent they do fuse permanently so
02:32:37
that's why she that's why she wears gloves like this so she could put silly things on her fingers
02:32:43
right anyways what's next for you too well I you know I think that all the new technology that's
02:32:52
starting to come out is really allowing us to open up and explore a huge backlog of ideas that we had
02:32:58
kind of I'm thinking AI yeah I think so too I love it I play with it all the time yeah it's
02:33:04
yeah it's a fantastic tool because like you said there have been so many things that we wanted to
02:33:09
do that were just elaborate and over the top and we just couldn't physically make those things but
02:33:14
you're an artists well we've had very Grand ideas but it's only the two of us so now just
02:33:20
being able to use CG and supplementing it with AI either through brainstorming or having it
02:33:25
become textures or there's just a lot that is available now to artists yeah right no so I'm
02:33:32
not an artist at all however I I can talk all day long and that's the beauty of this whole AI
02:33:39
thing is I can say make me a picture that looks like this and do this and do this and I'll come
02:33:44
up with some I've made some good ones of her have I not yeah actually she's been nice she
02:33:49
doesn't like them I did one of Livingston though he likes it no because I made him look young
02:33:55
you're doing some kind of show right I think yeah we're going to do a show at modern Eden
02:34:03
uh we'll be in a group show in modern Eden in Augustine is an amazing uh contemporary
02:34:09
surreal Gallery that's in uh San Francisco at the corner of Sutter and Larkin right we're actually
02:34:14
in a show in like a gallery yes yes gallery and we did a couple of shows with them this year so
02:34:21
um they show narrative Works which is there aren't a lot of galleries that show narrative
02:34:25
work so it's really special there's a real world it's surreal words yes which you do both of right
02:34:30
yes right right nice nice now it's so nice to have something in the gallery you know being a musician
02:34:36
they never put nothing on mine in the gallery no not even a bloody album cover good luck of stuff
02:34:42
it was it was wonderful having you on our show thank you so much for bringing all this stuff
02:34:47
up and our Pleasures your things and we're going to come see August you said on this
02:34:51
exhibit all right August and then they can go to your website which will show again it's uh
02:34:55
ransommitchell.com all right thank you so much thank you we'll see you next time as far
02:35:00
as you guys go thank you so much for watching our show had you not joined us tonight we we
02:35:05
just be you and me and these two and we'd just be looking at nobody saying nothing so it's nice of
02:35:12
you to come and thank you for not watching that Dick Van Dyke program because we would have lost
02:35:16
them there would we not yes so uh anyways uh next week we'll have something fun I don't know what
02:35:21
it is but uh it'll be amazing right no I don't think it probably won't be amazing but at least
02:35:27
come and see us because we'll miss you if you don't don't forget we love you see you next week
02:35:31
so uh I'm thinking Ransom Mitchell I should have you guys commission a portrait of me right
02:35:41
and uh do you think you could handle something like this
02:35:45
how is your ballerina game [Music]

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A has-been rock star hosts horror films in his haunted mansion. Guest: artists Ransom & Mitchell. Movie: “The Satan Bug” from 1965. Episode 07-339 Air Date: 06–17-2023 Learn more about Creature Features at: https://creaturefeatures.tv/ Follow us on: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Instagram - https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Twitter - https://twitter.com/CrowhavenProd

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