The Brain from Planet Arous - A Plan for Global Domination
Steve March:
Now this is my plan: I want all of your uranium, plutonium, all your atomic resources. I want your factories, railroad shipping, all your industrial facilities. Your workers will labour around the clock day and night, following my blueprints to build a most powerful invasion force ever gathered in the universe.
General Brown:
You mean to enslave the world?
Russian:
Russia would never agree to it!
Steve March:
There's a simple answer to that: There'll be no Russia. Your United Nations building will be turned over to me. I will teach your engineers to build a fleet of interplanetary rockets, to be armed and manned by your joint military forces. All under my command.
General Brown:
What would you do with all this power?
Steve March:
I will return to my planet Arous, and through its vast intellect, I will become master of the universe. After I'm gone, your Earth will be free to live out its miserable span of existence, as one of my satellites, and that's how it's going to be.
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Journey to the Seventh Planet - Exploring Ideas Through Unanswered Questions
Svend:
She might have given us a couple of answers.
Capt. Don Graham:
At least she gave me a couple of ideas. Yes, sir!
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Journey to the Seventh Planet - A Call to Action in Uncertain Times
Capt. Don Graham: [Upon breathing the atmosphere]
Fresh as any man could hope for.
Eric:
It sure is an effective way to invite us outside. Get your guns.
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Journey to the Seventh Planet - Paradise on Uranus: A Unique Perspective
Capt. Don Graham:
Paradise Uranus - complete with rats, severals Eves, and even our apples.
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Journey to the Seventh Planet - Unfulfilled Desire for Connection and Knowledge
Capt. Don Graham:
There was a girl. Lisa. A real chick. Hey, she was German, too. A U.N. biological expert. Boy, was she biological. I wish I could have taught her MY kind of biology.
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Journey to the Seventh Planet - Confidence in Facing Challenges
Capt. Don Graham:
Look, commander, this kind of monster I can handle.
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The Mole People - Discovery of Mysterious Claw Marks
Dr. Roger Bentley:
Judd, come here. Take a look at this.
Dr. Jud Bellamin:
Claw marks! Maybe a hand - -four cuts.
Dr. Roger Bentley:
Some hand. Whoever it was needs a manicure.
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The Mole People - A Humorous Take on Cave Cuisine
Dr. Jud Bellamin: [sarcastically]
Why don't we just give up and apply for Sumerian citizenship?
Dr. Roger Bentley:
I don't like mushrooms.
Dr. Jud Bellamin:
Oh, now, don't complain, Rog. Last night we had cave rat for dinner.
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The Mole People - Gods and Perceptions in The Mole People
Dr. Roger Bentley:
Adel, do you believe, as your king believes, that I'm one of their gods?
Adad:
No, my lord. Our gods are always angry and give orders. You smile.
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The Mole People - Sign of Higher Civilization in Death
Dr. Roger Bentley: [examining a humanoid skeleton]
And this one died as a result of a blow from a heavy blunt instrument.
Dr. Jud Bellamin:
That's a sign of higher civilization.
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The Mole People - The Dangers of Light to Their Eyes
Dr. Roger Bentley:
It's the light! Their eyes can't tolerate the light!
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The Mole People - Possibilities in Archaeology
Dr. Roger Bentley:
In archaeology all things are possible.
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The Mole People - Archaeologists as Publicity Agents for Royalty
Dr. Roger Bentley:
Archaeologists are underpaid publicity agents for deceased royalty.
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The Mole People - The Power of Profound Silence
Dr. Roger Bentley:
The thing that impresses me the most is the complete and utter silence. You can almost hear it.
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Tarantula - Consequences of Amplifying Nature's Creatures
Dr. Matt Hastings:
But what if circumstances magnified one of them in size and strength, took it out of its primitive world, and turned it loose in ours?
Prof. Townsend:
Then expect something that's fiercer, more cruel and deadly than anything that ever walked on earth!
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Tarantula - The Nature of the Unknown
Stephanie Steve Clayton:
What does it look like?
Dr. Matt Hastings:
Oh, like something from another life scienc... quiet, yet strangely evil as if it were hiding its secrets from man.
Stephanie Steve Clayton:
You make it sound so creepy.
Dr. Matt Hastings:
The unknown always is.
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Tarantula - Future Challenges of Global Food Supply
Prof. Gerald Deemer:
The disease of hunger, like most diseases, well, it spreads. There are 2 billion people in the world today. In 1975 there'll be 3 billion. In the year 2000, there'll be 3,625,000,000. The world may not be able to produce enough food to feed all these people. Now perhaps you'll understand what an inexpensive nutrient will mean.
Dr. Matt Hastings:
Well, not many of us look that far in the future, sir.
Prof. Gerald Deemer:
Our business is the future. No man can do it on his own, of course. You don't pull it out of your hat like a magician's rabbit. You - well, you build on what hundreds of others have learned before you.
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Tarantula - Women’s Suffrage and Scientific Advancement
Dr. Matt Hastings:
Give women the vote and what do you get? Lady scientists.
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Tarantula - Inspiration Found in the Desert's Embrace
Dr. Matt Hastings:
The desert, it gives people wonderful ideas!
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Tarantula - Country Doctor's Confidence in Knowledge
Dr. Matt Hastings:
I may be just a country doctor, but I know what I know.
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