The Twilight Zone 1x15

Directed by Stuart Rosenberg

Dewey Martin as Corey • Harry Bartell as Langford • Edward Binns as Col. Bob Donlin • Ted Otis as Pierson • Leslie Barrett as Brandt • Edward Binns as Bob Donlin

Three astronauts crash-land on an unknown planet and must confront survival challenges, unraveling their unity in the face of desperation.

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1. I Shot an Arrow into the Air First Aired: 15 January 1960

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. System ready?

12. Lox tanking secured?

13. Her name is the Arrow 1. She represents 4½ years...

14. of planning, preparation and training.

15. And a thousand years of science and mathematics...

16. and the projected dreams and hopes of a nation and the world.

17. She is the first manned aircraft into space.

18. And this is the countdown. The last five seconds before man...

19. shot an arrow into the air. - Three, two, one, zero.

20. How could we have lost it with all the monitors we have going?

21. The situation would be the same. We lost contact.

22. She's off her path, and off the radar screen. Gone.

23. Completely gone. - When did you first lose contact?

24. Less than half hour ago. There was heavy interference.

25. That was probably solar. We haven't been able to identify it yet.

26. When it was over, the contact was broken.

27. And a change in their course? - The course was preset.

28. The pilot would notify us, if he changed it. Bob Donlin's commanding.

29. An aircraft with an eight-man crew just disappears?

30. One moment she's there, the next moment she's gone.

31. 'I Shot an Arrow Into the Air.'

32. 'It landed I know not where.'

33. A nursery rhyme of the age of space.

34. Gentlemen, wherever you are, God help you.

35. 'First entry, log, Arrow 1'

36. 'Colonel R.G. Donlin commanding.

37. 'We have crash-landed on an uncharted asteroid.

38. 'Cause of malfunction and ultimate crash unknown.

39. There was an explosion, the electrical system went out.'

40. That's all any of us remember.

41. 'Any of us being flight officers Corey and Pierson...

42. 'and Navigator Hudack, who has been seriously hurt.

43. 'And myself.

44. 'The rest of the crew, dead.

45. 'There is very little left of the aircraft. The radio is gone.

46. 'The bulk of the supplies have been destroyed in the crash.

47. 'There is little certainty that we have been tracked...

48. and our whereabouts known.'

49. Beg your pardon but this is no time to write your memoirs.

50. Corey, we're in bad shape.

51. But as long as we are a crew there will be discipline and protocol.

52. Until I'm lying in the hole then we'll operate from the book.

53. Get over there and sit down. - Colonel Donlin, it's very hot, see?

54. And it makes it hard to think. Figure a way out to go back.

55. A way to let them know where we are. - Corey. You heard the colonel.

56. Pierson, you were with Corey during the crash.

57. What happened to him? - Nothing that I know of, sir.

58. I can't understand it either.

59. How much water is there?

60. A five-gallon can, and our canteens.

61. Then why waste it?

62. I mean, he's not going to live through the afternoon.

63. Are you the consulting surgeon? - We three need water.

64. And five gallons is gone in no-time. - if it was you, lying there...

65. you wouldn't want to be written off. Five gallons of water or no.

66. This man's going to die.

67. If he dies he dies, but nobody gets behind to push.

68. If he's thirsty, we give him water. If he's hot, we give him shade.

69. Then if he goes, we give him a prayer or two.

70. Pierson, start making the graves.

71. I'll relieve you in five minutes. Then Corey will relieve me.

72. What's the matter? You want him on the detail, too?

73. Colonel, that's odd. Signs of the sun, I mean.

74. I noticed. It's hardly any different than we knew it on earth.

75. Which means that this asteroid is in the same orbit as the earth.

76. Wherever we are, it's a cinch it isn't heaven.

77. The air is perfect.

78. There's no radiation count to speak of.

79. It took 4½ years to build that ship. There wasn't any prototype.

80. Just the one ship. And it took 4½ half years to build her.

81. So, if they know where we are and they want to come and get us...

82. they're gonna have to build another ship.

83. How is he? - Breathing seems shallower.

84. See anything, sir? - Yeah, we saw something.

85. Rocks, rocks and those scrubby mountains over there.

86. This is no asteroid. It's an eight ball. And hot like nothing before.

87. It'll be cooler at night. If there is a night.

88. I'll head south towards the mountains, I'll look there.

89. Not this time, colonel.

90. I want a chance. - You're alive. Those four are dead.

91. And I want to stay alive so don't give him my water.

92. Colonel.

93. You'll be happy to hear. He's not gonna drink any more of your water.

94. It's a long way from home.

95. For the record, there's just the three of us now.

96. And the big problem's gonna be to stay alive.

97. But if I catch you filching just once more, I'll kill you.

98. The same thing goes for you. - Knock it off, Pierson.

99. We'll wait until sundown. It'll be cooler.

100. Then we're going to start taking some treks.

101. Across the mountain, down the flats in all four directions.

102. We're going to look for anything that can help keep us alive.

103. This is home now, gentlemen.

104. Pierson?

105. Corey?

106. Well? - Nothing, not a thing.

107. I must have gone 12 or 15 miles.

108. Rocks and hills, that's all there was.

109. I wanted to get some kind of a fix using the stars.

110. But it's overcast. - What about Pierson?

111. What about him? - You were with him.

112. He went south towards the mountains. I went west towards nothing.

113. I told you men to stay together.

114. Corey? You didn't see Pierson or hear him or anything?

115. I already told you, colonel. We went in different directions.

116. It's hot out there, huh? - You know it.

117. It made you thirsty, huh?

118. I'm getting accustomed to it. - Obviously. Very accustomed to it.

119. So accustomed to it that you didn't drink any water in six 6 hours.

120. Put me in for a medal. - What I give you can't be pinned on.

121. Six hours ago you started out with half a canteen. It's now nearly full.

122. Come on. I want to know where you left Pierson's body.

123. Come on, Corey. - I found him face down.

124. He must have hit his head on a rock. He was dead.

125. Where did this happen? - At the foot of the mountain.

126. I had to change directions coming back.

127. I swear to you, I didn't touch him. I found him.

128. He was dead. I saw his canteen. I poured his water into mine.

129. I knew you wouldn't believe me.

130. That's why I told you I didn't see him.

131. We're going to bring him back.

132. You're out of your mind. It's eight miles out there. I'm dead.

133. Correction, you're not quite dead yet.

134. All right, I want to conduct a tour to Pierson's body.

135. I want to see for myself. Move on.

136. I can't make it, colonel. I got to rest.

137. All right, let's move out.

138. This is where he was.

139. I swear, this is where he was. - Well, he's not here now.

140. He must have crawled away. - You said he was dead.

141. I must have been wrong.

142. But you were so sure he was dead.

143. Did you do anything for him at all?

144. Did you check him? Did you do anything for him?

145. Or did you just steal his water and make a beeline back?

146. I thought he was dead.

147. And I was so thirsty.

148. My tongue was swelling up. I swear my tongue was swelling up.

149. Pierson.

150. Pierson.

151. Pierson, it's colonel Donlin. Answer me, Pierson.

152. Pierson.

153. Pierson. You're going to be all right, boy.

154. Here, we're going to take you home. You'll be all right.

155. What? Are you trying to tell me something?

156. What are you trying to say?

157. You went up there, you...

158. You saw something up here?

159. What?

160. He drew this.

161. A sign or a symbol or something.

162. He was trying to tell us something. What do you suppose he...

163. Colonel.

164. Two men can live maybe five days.

165. One man can live ten. You'll forgive me.

166. You killed Pierson, didn't you? You killed him.

167. You're out of your mind. You've already killed once...

168. I'm genuinely sorry, colonel.

169. I really am.

170. But you brought the book to the wrong place.

171. The protocol, the chain of command and numbers. None of them fit here.

172. This is a jungle where only the tough animals survive.

173. And they don't do it according to the rules.

174. You know, colonel? You were looking for morality in the wrong place.

175. Now you make tracks, Mr Corey.

176. You move like a ghostly billy club was tapping at your ankles.

177. And telling you that it was later than you think.

178. You scrabble up rock hills and feel hot sand underneath your feet.

179. And every now and then take a look over your shoulder...

180. at a giant sun suspended in a dead and motionless sky.

181. Like an unblinking eye in a prolonged accusation.

182. Mr Corey, last remaining member of a doomed crew, keep moving.

183. Make tracks, push up and push out. Because if you stop...

184. maybe sanity will get you by the throat.

185. Maybe realization will pry open your mind and the horror you left down.

186. Yeah, Mr Corey. You better keep moving.

187. That's the order of the moment. Keep moving.

188. Pierson.

189. Now I know what you meant.

190. Now I know what you were trying to describe.

191. Telephone poles. You were trying to draw telephone poles.

192. We never left the earth.

193. That's why nobody tracked us.

194. We never left the earth.

195. We just crashed back into it.

196. Donlin, Pierson, what have I done? I'm sorry.

197. Practical joke perpetrated by Mother Nature.

198. And a combination of improbable events.

199. Practical joke with the trappings of nightmare, terror and desperation.

200. Small human drama played out in a desert 97 miles from Reno, Nevada...

201. U.S.A., continent of North America...

202. the earth and, of course, The Twilight Zone.