The Twilight Zone 1x11

Directed by Douglas Heyes

Charles Aidman as Colonel Ed Harrington • Maxine Cooper as Amy • Gloria Pall as Girl in Bar • Sue Randall as Nurse • Jim Hutton as Major William Gart • Charles Aidman as Ed Harrington

Recovering in the hospital after a space mission, Major William Gart is visited by his co-pilot Lieutenant Colonel Clegg Forbes, who insists on the existence of a third astronaut.

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1. And When the Sky was Opened First Aired: 11 December 1959

2. There is a fifth dimension. Beyond that which is known to man.

3. It is a dimension as vast as space.

4. And as timeless as infinity.

5. It is the middle ground between light and shadow...

6. between science and superstition.

7. And it lies between the pit of man's fears...

8. and the summit of his knowledge.

9. This is the dimension of imagination.

10. It is an area which we call: The Twilight Zone.

11. Her name: X-20. Her type: An experimental interceptor.

12. Recent history: A crash landing in the Mojave Desert.

13. After a 31-hour flight 900 miles into space.

14. Incidental data: The ship, with the men who flew her...

15. disappeared from the radar screen for 24 hours.

16. Hello, colonel. How are you feeling? - I'm fine, lieutenant.

17. Is Major Gart here? - Well, of course. He's here.

18. Go on in. He'll be glad to see you.

19. Isn't that one of the space pilots? The ones that crashed?

20. Yeah, that's colonel Forbes.

21. But the shrouds that cover mysteries are not always made out of a tarp.

22. As this man will soon find out on the other side of a hospital door.

23. Well, the prodigal colonel. Welcome.

24. How about a shot of straight orangeade?

25. How are you feeling?

26. One more thermometer in my puss, I'm gonna absent myself without leave.

27. Come on, what's it like in the outside world?

28. Yeah, it's fine. - Well, tell me about it.

29. Talk to any of the guys?

30. What about the ship, Clegg? Did you check her over?

31. The ship's fine. No, no, they put it under wraps.

32. You got off on a toot? You don't look so good.

33. How do I look? - A little hung over maybe.

34. You got another one of those?

35. Hey, steady, colonel, steady.

36. Bill, something has happened. Something I just don't understand.

37. Well, go on.

38. First, I want to get oriented. I want you to answer some questions.

39. When did I leave here? - Well, don't you know?

40. I don't know anything anymore.

41. All I need is somebody's help.

42. At 9:30 yesterday morning, I walked out of here, didn't I?

43. Yeah, about that time, I guess.

44. Who did I walk out with? - Nobody was with you.

45. That's what I mean. You say nobody.

46. What's that say? Go ahead, tell me, what's it say?

47. It says: 'Those two intrepid voyagers into the unknown...

48. returned from the unknown in a slightly dented aircraft.'

49. What about the picture? Who's in the picture?

50. 'Colonel Forbes and major Gart just before their historic flight...

51. that ended in a mysterious disappearance and crash.'

52. That's what you remember?

53. You and me and the X-20 taking off.

54. About four hours up we black out.

55. And 24 hours later, we end up in a crashed aircraft in the desert.

56. We don't know where we've been or what's happened. Is that right?

57. That's right. What's the matter? Isn't that right?

58. Bill...

59. there were three of us in that aircraft.

60. You and me and a colonel named Harrington.

61. Oh, yeah, Harrington. - Ed Harrington. He was 36 years old.

62. He was my best friend. I know him for 15 years and you know him for five.

63. That ship took a crew of three. And we were the three.

64. They brought the three of us here. You and me and Harrington.

65. Harrington and I were just scratched. You had a busted leg.

66. Yesterday morning, they discharged Harrington and me.

67. There were three beds in this room. Yours and mine and Harrington's.

68. Clegg...

69. I don't know anybody named Harrington.

70. He wasn't on the crew with us. The X-20 carried two men, you and me.

71. Nobody named Harrington. Nobody else at all.

72. When you walked out of here yesterday, you walked out alone.

73. There's never been three beds in this room, only two. Yours and mine.

74. I think you better be looked after.

75. Please. I knew you'd say that, Bill.

76. And I don't blame you for saying it either.

77. Let me describe to you what I remember.

78. I'll give you a breakdown chronologically...

79. of everything that happened as of yesterday morning.

80. Bill, you said goodbye to us from that bed...

81. You said,'Harrington, look after Forbes. He drinks too much.'

82. Those were your exact words.

83. And I stood right st that door, and I laughed.

84. I swear to you, Bill. I know it happened.

85. I'm gonna let you have it, fresh, punk kid.

86. I'm gonna tell the medics he's a very sick cookie...

87. and ought ta be kept here for seven years. And every Saturday night...

88. we gonna phone you from whatever bar we happen to be in at the time.

89. If you are real nice... - We'll let you talk to our women.

90. Will you come on already? I just can't stand these long goodbyes.

91. Would you both get out of here? And let me suffer in loneliness.

92. Good-looking guy in the middle there. Who are the two slobs on the sides?

93. Well, Willy, we'll drop by and see you tomorrow, maybe.

94. Get lost, who needs you?

95. You're Forbes and Harrington. Ain't you the guys that was up in space?

96. Yeah, but we can still buy a couple of beers for 30 cents earth money?

97. Yes, but your money's no good here. The drinks are on the house.

98. I don't get to serve many celebrities. Now drink up, boys.

99. I don't even care that you cracked up the ship and I'm a taxpayer.

100. Say, what's it like up there in outer space?

101. Well, it's like way out.

102. What's the matter?

103. Is something wrong? - I'll tell you after I taste the beer.

104. Happy landings, chaps. Wherever possible.

105. Well, that's okay. That ain't the last glass of beer in the place.

106. You sick, Ed? - No...

107. No, I'm not sick. I just got a very funny feeling.

108. I never felt anything like this before.

109. What kind of feeling? - It's like I didn't belong here.

110. Like if I was to let myself go... - You'd what?

111. Like I'd disappear.

112. Happy landings. - Well, sure.

113. I'm going to go call my folks.

114. Are you all right, Ed? - Yeah, I'm all right.

115. Hello, operator, I'd like to make a collect call to Des Moines, Iowa.

116. The residence of Mr James Harrington.

117. Clegg. Would you come here quick?

118. What's troubling you? - Clegg...

119. I just called my folks. My mom answered the phone.

120. I told her who I was and she said she didn't have any son named Ed.

121. That's what she said. And then I asked to talk to the old man.

122. He said, he didn't want any practical jokester bothering his wife.

123. He said he didn't have a son at all. What is it, Clegg?

124. What's it all mean? - I don't know. A gag, maybe?

125. No gag. It's all part of this feeling.

126. This feeling I shouldn't be here.

127. That none of us should be here. It's as if...

128. As if what? - As if maybe...

129. we shouldn't have come back from that flight at all.

130. Maybe somebody, something, made a mistake...

131. and let us get through and we shouldn't have.

132. Ed, you stay put. I'm gonna get you a good stiff drink.

133. Now, take it easy.

134. You stay put, all right?

135. You got a beer here, honey.

136. Where's my buddy's drink? - Who?

137. My buddy's drink. Colonel Harrington. The beer...

138. he had in place of the one he dropped on the...

139. I don't know what you mean. You came in here alone.

140. You a wise guy or something?

141. You're crazy.

142. You're crazy, you know that?

143. You're crazy.

144. Operator, Addison Air Force Base, please.

145. Commanding officers residence. What?

146. Well, call me back, will you?

147. Ed, you...

148. Amy, honey, I'm so glad to see you. - And you, colonel Clegg...

149. are a devious, malicious, two-faced...

150. No, I'm in trouble, Amy. I know you won't understand this...

151. but I think I'm in bad trouble.

152. You send me a wire to meet me at the bus station at 12:00 tonight.

153. I was there at 12:00 and at 1:00 and I was still there at 2:00.

154. Do you have any idea how many bars and motels I've been to?

155. Amy, please. - Clegg, what's the matter?

156. What kind of trouble are you in? Please tell me. I want to know.

157. I don't know how to begin to tell you this.

158. I sent you that wire because I was getting discharged this morning.

159. Ed and I were going to wait for you...

160. It was in the telegram. - What was?

161. I wrote down that Ed and I... I've got it here someplace.

162. Look. 'I'm getting out at 9:00...'

163. Amy, I wrote down that Ed and I were leaving the hospital.

164. I wrote down that Ed and I were... - Ed? Who's Ed?

165. Don't you know? - I don't know any Ed. Who's Ed?

166. Ed Harrington.

167. You met him a hundred times. We've been to dinner and dances together.

168. Ed. We've double-dated Ed.

169. What's the matter with you? What's happened to you?

170. I don't know. I swear to God I don't know.

171. Yes? Put him on.

172. Hello, general? This is Clegg Forbes, sir.

173. I'm terribly sorry to call you at this hour of the morning, sir.

174. General, it's about Ed Harrington.

175. Ed Harrington. You remember Ed. We were 20 months in your wing, sir.

176. Harrington, sir.

177. Ed Harrington. Why doesn't anybody remember him?

178. I know. This is a gag, isn't it?

179. That's what it is, isn't it, Amy? This is a gag.

180. This is a big earthshaking...

181. highly complicated and fantastically conceived practical joke, isn't it?

182. He's still at the bar, isn't he, Amy?

183. He's still at the bar.

184. Ed?

185. Harrington.

186. Ed?

187. Harrington.

188. Harrington.

189. Ed?

190. Harrington.

191. Harrington?

192. Please, Ed.

193. Please come back.

194. Please, Harrington. Please, Ed.

195. I don't know what I did then. I just ran down the street like a crazy man.

196. Seems to me I heard a burglar alarm somewhere.

197. Amy.

198. I just left Amy standing there.

199. Don't even know what happened to Amy.

200. Clegg.

201. I don't know Ed Harrington.

202. I never heard of him before.

203. He must be an illusion or something.

204. I know he's not an illusion.

205. I know. He's been yanked out of here.

206. He's been taken away.

207. He told me, remember?

208. He told me maybe somebody...

209. or something made a mistake.

210. Let us get through when we shouldn't have gotten through.

211. They've got to come back to get us.

212. Somebody up there. Bill...

213. This is weird.

214. Just plain weird.

215. Like I just don't belong...

216. Just like I don't belong.

217. Nee, I don't want this to happen.

218. Bill, I don't want it to happen.

219. Somebody get him.

220. Major, you shouldn't be out of bed. - Somebody's got to help him.

221. Somebody's got to help colonel Forbes. - Who?

222. Colonel Forbes.

223. You know colonel Forbes. He was brought in here with me.

224. He was right over here in this...

225. My dear God. - Let me help you get into bed.

226. Come ahead, major.

227. And I'll call the doctor.

228. Are you all right? Major Hangerson.

229. How are we fixed in this ward here? - Room 15 can take three patients.

230. It's empty. - Let's take a look.

231. It'll do for the malaria patients. Order some beds up, will you?

232. Once upon a time, there was a Harrington, a Forbes and a Gart.

233. They used to exist, but don't any longer.

234. Someone or something took them somewhere.

235. At least, they are no longer a part of the memory of man.

236. The X-20 that supposed to be housed here, this, too, does not exist.

237. If you have any questions concerning an aircraft and three pilots...

238. speak softly of them. And only in...

239. the Twilight Zone.