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2. You're traveling
through another dimension-
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3. a dimension not only of sight
and sound, but of mind,
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4. a journey into a wondrous land
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5. whose boundaries
are that of imagination.
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6. Your next stop,
the twilight zone.
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7. This is a jungle,
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8. a monument built
by nature honoring disuse
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9. commemorating a few years
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10. of nature being left
to its own devices.
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11. But it's another kind of jungle,
the kind that comes
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12. in the aftermath of man's
battles against himself.
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13. Hardly an important battle,
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14. not a gettysburg or a marne
or an iwo jima.
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15. More like one insignificant
corner patch
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16. in the crazy quilt of combat,
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17. but it was enough to end the
existence of this little city.
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18. It's been five years
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19. since a human being
walked these streets.
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20. This is the first day
of the sixth year
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21. as man used to measure time.
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22. Perhaps a hundred
years from now, or sooner,
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23. or perhaps it's already happened
two million years ago.
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24. The place?
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25. The signposts are in english
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26. so that we may read them
more easily,
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27. but the place
is the twilight zone.
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28. Here, invader... eat.
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29. Eat.
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30. The only reason I can see
for our fighting
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31. is that your uniform
is a different color
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32. than mine.
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33. Do you understand my language?
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34. I suppose not.
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35. Anyway, I repeat...
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36. there's no longer
any reason for us to fight.
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37. There are no longer
any armies.
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38. Only rags of various colors
that were once uniforms
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39. like the two sets
of rags we wear.
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40. There are no more boundaries,
governments or noble causes,
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41. therefore no reason
to fight.
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42. Hear ye!
Hear ye!
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43. Know ye, by these present,
that I do
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44. hereby declare peace
upon the entire world!
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45. You're very pretty,
now that I see you clearly,
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46. but I'm afraid the only way
I could convince you
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47. of my honorable intentions
would be by force.
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48. And I am terribly,
terribly sick of fighting.
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49. Hello, again.
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50. Precrassny.
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51. Put it on.
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52. Go away.
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53. Go away!
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54. You go to take your war
to more suitable companions.
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55. This is civilian territory!
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56. Precrassny.
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57. This has been a love story
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58. about two lonely people
who found each other
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59. in the twilight zone.
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60. Rod serling,
creator of the twilight zone,
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61. will tell you
about next week's story
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62. after this word
from our alternate sponsor.
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63. And now, mr. Serling.
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64. Literature is studded
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65. with stories of ghost ships
and skeleton galleons.
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66. And next week
onthe twilight zone
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67. we take the old tale
of a flying dutchman
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68. and give it
a coat of fresh paint.
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69. This time the haunted ship
is an aircraft.
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70. It lands
in a typical busy airport
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71. and rolls up to the ramp,
and it's at this point
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72. that you find yourselves
on a passenger manifest
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73. of a flight that leads
only to the twilight zone.
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74. It's called "the arrival."
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75. Hi. This is ed sullivan
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76. reminding you that
the colgate-palmolive company
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77. also brings you star-studded
entertainment on our show
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78. on most of these same stations.
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