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Ripped with SubRip 1.14 and Verified by CdinT|(Cristi_Polacsek@SoftHome.net) I deliver perfection...|and don't brag about it! :D 'Far back|in the mists of ancient time, 'in the great and glorious days|of the former Galactic Empire, 'life was wild, rich|and, on the whole, tax-free. 'Mighty starships plied their way 'between exotic suns,|seeking adventure and reward 'amongst the furthest reaches|of Galactic space. 'In those days, spirits were brave,|stakes were high, men were real men, 'women were real women, 'and small furry creatures|from Alpha Centauri 'were real small furry creatures|from Alpha Centauri. 'All dared to brave unknown terrors,|to do mighty deeds, 'to boldly split infinitives|that no man had split before. 'And thus was the Empire forged. 'Many men, of course,|became extremely rich, 'but this was perfectly natural|and nothing to be ashamed of, 'because no one was really poor -|at least no one worth speaking of. 'And for these|extremely rich merchants, 'life eventually became rather dull, 'and it seemed that none|of the worlds they settled on 'was entirely satisfactory. 'Either the climate wasn't quite right 'in the later part|of the afternoon... 'or the day|was half an hour too long... '... or the sea|was just the wrong shade of pink.' 'And thus were created the conditions 'for a staggering new form|of industry - 'custom-made luxury planet building. 'The home of this industry|was the planet Magrathea, 'where vast hyperspatial|engineering works were constructed 'to suck matter|through white holes in space 'and form it into dream planets, 'lovingly made|to meet the exacting standards 'of the Galaxy's richest men. 'And so successful was this venture 'that very soon Magrathea itself|became the richest planet of all time 'and the rest of the Galaxy|was reduced to abject poverty. 'And so the system broke down. 'The Empire collapsed 'and a long, sullen silence|settled over the Galaxy... 'Magrathea itself disappeared 'and its memory soon passed|into the obscurity of legend. 'In these enlightened days,|no one believes a word of it.' I don't believe a word of it. Listen to me, Ford, I've found it.|I swear I've found it! - Magrathea?|- Yeah! - A non-existent planet.|- Yeah, er, no... Listen... it's... Myth. Magrathea's a fairy story. What you tell kids if you want them|to grow up to become economists. We are currently in orbit around it! YOU may be in orbit around it! - Computer!|- Oh, no! {y:i}Hi, there, this is Eddie, |{y:i}your shipboard computer, {y:i}and I'm feeling just great, guys. {y:i}I'll get a bundle of kicks out|{y:i}of any program you care to run! - Is this necessary?|- Computer, what is our trajectory? {y:i}A real pleasure, fella! {y:i}We are currently in orbit|{y:i}at an altitude of 300 miles {y:i}around the legendary planet|{y:i}Magrathea. Golly! Proving nothing. I wouldn't trust|that computer to speak my weight! {y:i}- I can do that!|- No, thank you {y:i}I can even work out your personality|{y:i}problems to ten decimal places. Take us down, Computer.|Take us down nice and low. What's going on? According to Zaphod,|Magrathea is this legendary planet, which no one seriously believes in. And now we're going to land on it. Oh? Is there any tea|on this spaceship? That is the planet|we're orbiting around and that is Magrathea!|They're the same! - Check, check, check!|- Check, check, check (!) Can we see it at all, Computer? {y:i}- Hi, there.|- Can we see it {y:i}From up here? No way! |{y:i}You wouldn't want to anyway. {y:i}It's just cold and grey|{y:i}and a whole bunch of no fun. Great! For this,|I got my ears pierced! With half the Empire's wealth stored|on it, it can afford to look frumpy! - I don't believe you.|- Why not? You tend to lie a lot. I think|it's just any old dead planet. The suspense is killing me (!) 'Stress and nervous tension|are now serious social problems 'in all parts of the Galaxy, 'and it is in order|that this situation 'should not be in any way exacerbated 'that the following facts|will now be revealed in advance. 'The planet in question is,|in fact, Magrathea. 'The missile attack|shortly to be launched 'by an ancient|automatic defence system 'will merely result|in the breakage of three coffee cups 'and a mouse cage,|the bruising of someone's upper arm 'and the untimely creation|and demise of a bowl of petunias... 'and an innocent sperm whale. 'In order that some sense of mystery|should still be preserved, 'no revelation will yet be made 'concerning whose upper arm|has been bruised. 'This fact may safely be made|the subject of suspense 'since it is|of no significance whatsoever. 'Arthur's next question|is very complex and difficult 'and Zaphod's answer is wrong|in every important respect.' Is it safe? Of course! It's been dead|for five million years. {y:i}Greetings to you. Computer, what's this? {y:i}A five-million-year-old holotape|{y:i}being broadcast at us. {y:i}This is a recorded announcement {y:i}as I'm afraid we're all out|{y:i}at the moment. {y:i}The Commercial Council|{y:i}of Magrathea... - A voice from ancient Magrathea!|- OK, OK! {y:i}... regrets that the entire planet|{y:i}is temporarily closed for business. {y:i}Thank you. {y:i}Leave your name {y:i}and the address of the planet|{y:i}where you can be contacted {y:i}when you hear the tone. They want us to leave.|What do we do? - We keep going. Got that, Computer|{y:i}- Got it! {y:i}It is most gratifying {y:i}that your enthusiasm for our planet|{y:i}continues unabated... {y:i}and so we would like to assure you|{y:i}that the guided missiles {y:i}currently converging with your ship {y:i}are part of a special service {y:i}we extend to all|{y:i}of our most enthusiastic clients, {y:i}and the fully-armed nuclear warheads {y:i}are, of course, |{y:i}merely a courtesy detail. {y:i}We look forward to your custom|{y:i}in future lives. Thank you. If that's their sales pitch,|what's the complaints department like? Listen, you semi-evolved simian!|Will you crowbar this into your cranium? We just triggered off|an ancient recording device. - It doesn't apply to us.|- And the missiles? Missiles? You want to make me laugh?|Show me some missiles! I think they're going to have|a very good try at applying to us. What? Terrific! They're trying to kill us!|You know what that means? - Yes, we're going to die.|- Yeah... no... maybe... It means there's something down|there they don't want us to have, and if they don't want us|to have it that badly, - I want to have it even worse.|- So there is someone down there? No. It's automatic defence systems. - What are we going to do?|- Just keep cool. Is that all? Er, no, we're also going|to take evasive action. Computer,|what evasive action can we take? {y:i}- Er, none, I'm afraid, guys.|- Or something... {y:i}There's something|{y:i}jamming my guidance systems. {y:i}Impact minus 150 seconds. {y:i}Sorry. I didn't mean that. {y:i}Please call me Eddie|{y:i}if it will help you relax. Right, Computer, I want full|manual control of this ship now! {y:i}- You got it.|- But can you fly her? - No. Can you?|- No. - Ford?|- No. Fine. We'll do it together. - I can't either.|- I'd guessed. Computer,|activate the manual consoles. {y:i}Sure thing. Good luck, guys. |{y:i}Impact minus 125 seconds. Here goes! - We're veering too far.|- She's going into a spin! Then, dive her out of it! Dive! Dive! 'It is, of course,|more or less at this point 'that one of our heroes sustains|a slight bruise to the upper arm. 'This should be emphasised because,|as has already been revealed, 'they escape|otherwise completely unharmed, 'and the deadly nuclear missiles|do not eventually hit the ship. 'Our heroes' safety|is absolutely assured. ' {y:i}Impact minus 88 seconds, guys. You can't shake them!|We're going to die! {y:i}# When you walk through the storm {y:i}# Hold your head up high... # Shut that bloody computer up! Zaph, do you think|we can stabilise at X00 547 if we split our flight path tangentially across the vector|of 9 GX 78 with a 5-degree inertial correction? What? Yes, I expect so. Just do it!|Do you think she's bluffing? Here goes! Hey, where'd you learn|a stunt like that? Going round Hyde Park Corner|on a moped. - What?|- I'll tell you later. Hold tight. {y:i}# And you'll never walk alone... # The missiles are gaining on us!|We are quite definitely going to die! Hey! Why don't we use|the Improbability Drive? Are you crazy? Without programming,|anything could happen. Whereas, at the moment,|we just definitely die. Is that it? Does anyone have a good reason for|not using the Improbability Drive? {y:i}It's been great getting to know|{y:i}all you guys. God bless. Does anyone have a good reason|for not using the Improb...? - What the photon happened?|- Well, there's this switch here... - Where are we?|- Exactly where we were, I think. What about the missiles? Well, according to this, they have|turned into a bowl of petunias and a very surprised-looking whale. {y:i}At an Improbability Level|{y:i}of 8,767,128 to 1 against. - Did you think of that, Earthman?|- Well, all I did was... That's a pretty hoopy piece|of thinking, you know that? - It was nothing, really...|- Was it? Oh, well, forget it. OK, Computer, take us in to land. I say it was nothing...|Obviously, it was something. I was just trying to say that it's not worth making|too much of a fuss about... saving everybody's lives... 'Another thing|that nobody made too much fuss about 'was that, against all probability, 'a sperm whale had suddenly|been called into existence 'some miles above|the surface of an alien planet. 'And since this is not a naturally|tenable position for a whale, 'this innocent creature|had very little time 'to come to terms|with its identity as a whale 'before it had to come to terms with|suddenly not being a whale any more.' Ah! What's happening? Er, excuse me? Who am I? Why am I here?|What's my purpose in life? What do I mean by, "Who am I"? Calm down! Get a grip now! Oh, this is an interesting sensation. It's a sort of yawning,|tingling sensation in my... my... Well, I better start finding names|for things... So let's call it my stomach. So, a yawning, tingling sensation|in my stomach. And that whistling, roaring sound? That can be wind. Perhaps I can find a better name|for it later... Hey, what's this thing? Let's call it a tail! Yeah, tail. Hey, I can really thrash it about|pretty good, can't I? Wow! Wow! Hey! Doesn't seem to achieve much, but I'll probably figure out|what it's for later on. Oh, hey, this is really exciting! So much to find out about,|so much to look forward to, I'm dizzy with anticipation... What's this thing|suddenly coming towards me very fast? Very, very fast... so big and flat and wide,|it needs a big, wide-sounding word... like round... round... ground! That's it-ground! I wonder|if it will be friends with me? 'Curiously enough, 'the only thing that went through|the mind of the bowl of petunias was: 'Many people have speculated 'that if we knew exactly why the bowl|of petunias had thought that, 'we should know a lot more|about the Universe than we do now. 'Meanwhile,|Trillian is about to announce 'a discovery of huge importance, 'though this is not immediately|recognised by her companions.' - Hey, my white mice have escaped!|- Nuts to your white mice! - Are we taking the Paranoid Android?|- Yeah, we'll take him. Don't feel you have to notice me (!) What are you supposed to do|with a manically depressed robot? You think you've got problems? What are you supposed to do if|you ARE a manically depressed robot? No, don't try to answer that. I'm 50,000 times as intelligent as you|and even I don't know the answer. It gives me a headache just trying|to think down to your level! {y:i}Good afternoon, boys. - What's that?|- The computer. It's an emergency back-up personality|that I thought might work out better. {y:i}Now, this is going to be|{y:i}your first day on a strange planet, {y:i}so wrap up warm|{y:i}and no playing with any monsters. - A slide rule might be better (!)|{y:i}- Who said that? Open up that exit hatch, please. {y:i}Not until whoever said that owns up. Oh, God! {y:i}I'm waiting. |{y:i}I can wait all day if necessary! Computer, if you don't open|that exit hatch pretty damn pronto, I shall go straight to your major|data banks with a very large axe and give you a reprogramming|you'll never forget. OK, get the axe. {y:i}Please enjoy your day|{y:i}on this planet. {y:i}I can see this relationship|{y:i}is something we'll have to work at. OK, come on, you guys. Let's go! Yeah! It's fantastic! Desolate hole! It's so stark and dreary! It's absolutely fantastic!|It's only just getting through to me. A whole new alien world, thousands|of light years away from home... Pity it's such a dump! I could have a better time|in a cat litter. What's this? - Whalemeat.|- Eugh! Come on, you guys,|we've got to get into this planet! I'm not into it! - INTO it!|- INTO it? Would you stay out here|in a dump like this? The Magratheans|all lived underground, you know. Why-was the surface polluted|or over-populated? No, they just didn't|like it very much. There's an opening in the ground. Looks like a tunnel. OK, guys, here we go! Let's get on in there! Into the interior of the planet! That is where we have to go! Down into the very depths|of time itself, where no man has trod|these five million years! We are not going to be great,|we are not going to be amazing - we are going to be amazingly amazing! - Sounds awful!|- Can it, Marvin! Life, loathe it or ignore it -|you can't like it! Are you sure|you know what you're doing? We've been attacked once already! Look, kid, I promise you, the live population of this planet|is nil plus the five of us. Let's get on in there, OK? OK. Hey, Earthman... - Earthman...|- Arthur. Yeah, could you just sort of keep|the robot with you and guard this end of the passage? Guard? What from?|You said there was no one here! Yeah, well, just for safety, OK? Whose? Yours or mine? Good lad. OK, here we go! Well, I hope|you all have a really miserable time! - Don't worry! They will.|- Come on! - Hey, spooky, eh?|- And dark. You've still got your sunglasses on. Too right! Look at this! Any idea what those strange symbols|on the walls are, Zaphod? Yeah! They're strange symbols|of some kind. It's hard to tell with my shades on! I wish I had heads like you, Zaphod. I could have endless fun|bashing them against walls! Hey, don't bug me, Ford! - Yeah!|- Yeah? Yeah! These are the greatest shades|in the known sky! Look at the copy. "Joo Janta 200 SuperChromatic|Peril-Sensitive sunglasses. "To help you develop|a relaxed attitude to danger. "At the first hint of trouble,|they turn black "and thus prevent you from seeing|anything that might alarm you." You're mad! I thought I just saw a movement|down at the end of the corridor! No... it's just shadows...|There's no one here. Trust me. Zaphod, mate, I'd trust you as far|as I could comfortably spit a rat! This is a dead planet, man! There's definitely something there. No... Listen... Night's falling. Look, Robot,|the stars are coming out. - I know. Wretched, isn't it?|- But that sunset...! I've never seen anything like it|in my wildest dreams! The two suns... It was like... mountains of fire,|boiling into space! I've seen it. It's rubbish. We only had the one sun at home. I came from a planet called Earth. I know. You keep going on about it.|It sounds awful. Ah, no! It was a beautiful place. Did it have oceans? Oh, yes, great, big, wide, rolling,|blue oceans. Can't bear oceans. Tell me, do you get on well|with other robots? Hate them. Where are you going? I think I'll take a short walk. Don't blame you. You choose a cold night|to visit our dead planet. Who are you? My name is not important. You startled me. Do not be alarmed.|I will not harm you. But you shot at us. The missiles... An automatic system. Ancient computers|ranged in the long caves deep in the bowels of the planet|tick away the dark millennia, and the ages hang heavy|on their dusty databanks. They take the occasional potshot|to relieve the monotony. I'm a great fan of science, you know. Really? Oh, yes. Er... Er... You seem ill at ease. OH! Yes, well, actually, I don't think we|expected anyone to be about, in fact. No disrespect,|but I gathered you were all dead. Dead? No, we have but slept|for five million years. Nothing much seems to have changed. Slept? Yes, through the economic recession. Economic recession? Five million years ago,|the Galactic economy collapsed, and seeing that custom-built planets|are something of a luxury commodity... - You know we built planets?|- Well, I had sort of gathered that. Fascinating trade. Doing the|coastlines was always my favourite... Used to have endless fun doing all|the little fiddly bits round fjords. Well, anyway, the recession came, and we thought it would save a lot|of bother if we just slept through it. So we programmed the computers|to revive us when it was all over. They were index-linked|to the Galactic stock market prices, so that we'd all be revived when everybody else|had rebuilt the economy enough to be able to afford our services. Isn't that rather unethical? Is it? I'm a bit out of touch. Is that your robot? No, I'm mine. If you'd call it a robot-it's more|like an electronic sulking machine. Bring it. "Bring it"! On second thoughts, leave it here. Bring it! Leave it!|I think I'll turn myself off! You must come with me.|Great things are afoot. Come. Come now or you will be late. Late? What for? What is your name, human? Dent, Arthur Dent. Late, as in the late Dentarthurdent. It's a sort of threat, you see. Never been terribly good|at them myself, but I'm told|they can be terribly effective. What an extraordinary person! Pardon? Er... nothing. Where are we going? We are going deep|into the bowels of the planet, where our race is being revived from|its five-million-year-old slumber. Magrathea awakes! Excuse me,|what is your name, by the way? My name? My name is Slartibartfast. I beg your pardon? Slartibartfast. Slartibartfast? I said it wasn't important. 'It is an important and popular fact 'that things|are not always what they seem. 'For instance... 'on the planet Earth, 'man had always assumed he was more|intelligent than the dolphins, 'because he had achieved so much - 'the wheel... 'New York... 'wars, and so on... 'whilst all the dolphins|had ever done 'was muck about in the water|having a good time. 'The dolphins believed they were|more intelligent than man 'for precisely the same reasons. 'Curiously enough, 'the dolphins had long known|of the impending demolition of Earth, 'and made many attempts|to alert mankind of the danger... 'but most of their communications|were misinterpreted 'as amusing attempts to punch|footballs or whistle for titbits, 'so they eventually gave up and left|the Earth by their own means, 'shortly before the Vogons arrived. 'The last-ever dolphin message 'was misinterpreted as|a surprisingly sophisticated attempt 'to do a double-backward somersault|through a hoop 'whilst whistling|the Star-Spangled Banner... 'but, in fact, the message was this: 'In fact, there was only one species|on the planet 'more intelligent than dolphins, 'and they spent a lot of their time 'in behavioural research laboratories 'conducting frighteningly elegant|and subtle experiments on man. 'The fact that man once again 'completely misinterpreted|this relationship 'was entirely according|to these creatures' plans, 'as Arthur Dent|will shortly discover.' Earthman, we are now|deep in the heart of Magrathea. How d'you know I'm an Earthman? These things will become clear -|clearer than they are at the moment. Oh... I should warn you the chamber we are about to enter does not literally exist|within our planet. It is the gateway into a vast tract|of hyperspace. It may disturb you. It scares the willies out of me.|Hold tight! Welcome to our factory floor. This is where we make|most of our planets, you see. You're starting up again now? Good heavens, no! No, the Galaxy isn't nearly|rich enough to afford us yet. We've been awakened to perform|just one extraordinary function for very... special clients from another dimension. It may interest you. There-in front of us. The Earth! Well, the Earth Mark i, in fact. We're making a copy|from our original blueprints. Are you telling me|you originally made the Earth? Oh, yes.|Did you ever go to a place...? I think it was called Norway. No, I didn't. Pity. That was one of mine. Won an award, you know. Lovely crinkly edges. I was most upset|to hear of its destruction. YOU were upset?! Five minutes later,|it wouldn't have mattered. - Big cock-up. The mice were furious.|- Mice? Earthman, the planet you inhabited was commissioned,|paid for and run by the mice. It was destroyed five minutes|before the completion of the purpose for which it was built.|We have to build another one. Mice? 'ARTHUR bruised his upper arm.' Ripped with SubRip 1.14 and Verified by CdinT|(Cristi_Polacsek@SoftHome.net) I deliver perfection...|and don't brag about it! :D |
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