The Twilight Zone 3x33

Frank Sutton as Frank • Cliff Robertson as Jerry Etherson • George Murdock as Willie • Sandra Warner as Noreen

A ventriloquist is convinced that his dummy, Willie, is alive and evil. He makes plans for a new act with a new dummy: plans that Willie doesn't support!

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2. You're traveling through another dimension-

3. a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind,

4. a journey into a wondrous land

5. whose boundaries are that of imagination.

6. Your next stop, the twilight zone.

7. Ladies and gentlemen, we're certainly glad

8. to be here tonight.

9. Speak for yourself, turkey.

10. That's jerry.

11. Every dummy to his own taste.

12. Now, cut that out.

13. All right, all right.

14. Let go of the suit.

15. I'm getting out of here.

16. Now, wait a minute, willy.

17. Just stay right here.

18. I mean it.

19. Uh-huh.

20. I'm sorry.

21. If I said anything, I didn't mean it.

22. Oh, no?

23. No.

24. No?

25. Just tell me this, wise guy.

26. You did admit that you were superstitious, didn't you?

27. Well, on occasion, yes.

28. But you don't throw salt over your shoulders

29. or cross your fingers.

30. No, I knock on wood.

31. You did it again.

32. Wait a minute.

33. I resign.

34. From now on, I'm a single!

35. As for you, you can turn in your lap.

36. Uh... why, willy,

37. in the first place,

38. what would you do without me?

39. Well, for one thing,

40. I could be a better ventriloquist.

41. Oh, yeah?

42. Yeah.

43. Yeah?

44. Yeah... watch this.

45. A funny thing happened to me

46. on my way over to the club tonight.

47. Is that a fact?

48. What happened, blockhead?

49. I was out in front of the ritz-savoy.

50. That's where I live- out in front of the ritz-savoy.

51. They put formaldehyde in those jokes?

52. Something must preserve them.

53. You're watching a ventriloquist named jerry etherson,

54. a voice-thrower par excellence.

55. His alter ego, sitting atop his lap,

56. is a brash stick of kindling with the sobriquet "willy."

57. In a moment, mr. Etherson and his knotty-pine partner

58. will be booked into one of the out-of-the-way bistros

59. that small dark, intimate place known as the twilight zone.

60. play places like, uh, miami, los angeles, utah.

61. Hey, jerry.

62. What?

63. How about san quentin?

64. play there, but not for a very long time.

65. Anyway, you've been a wonderful audience,

66. and we want to thank you.

67. Willy, I think it would be very nice

68. if you'd say good night and thank you

69. to all these wonderful people.

70. You can do anything I can do better?

71. All right, wise guy.

72. Can you do this?

73. Come around tomorrow night, folks.

74. I'll be alone... just you and me.

75. Willy, I think, little pal,

76. we better cut out, huh?

77. Let me tell you something, folks,

78. as soon as I shake this pusher and get me a real act

79. you're gonna see some class!

80. Thank you again, ladies and gentlemen.

81. Help, I'm being kidnapped!

82. Call a lawyer! Call a doctor!

83. Just get me to the nurse on time!

84. Ow!

85. What do you say, maestro?

86. How did it go?

87. Not bad.

88. It's a small house, but a happy one.

89. There weren't any complaints.

90. Well, booby...

91. frank!

92. Don't do that.

93. I told you that.

94. Still on the bit, huh?

95. Still on that stuff, huh?

96. You gave me your solemn promise

97. you were going to do your drinking

98. out of soda pop bottles and coffee jugs.

99. What does it take to get you wise?

100. I'm tired.

101. Will you clear the area?

102. First I'd like to clear the air.

103. I don't know where you manufacture

104. all your illusions, jerry.

105. But instead of being on top,

106. where you ought to be,

107. you're a second-rate nightclub entertainer.

108. And if you stay on that bottle...

109. all right, I'll put away the bottle.

110. Now, will you pull out?

111. I don't know why I waste my time.

112. Ten percent of you is grief, and it's always been that way.

113. Maybe it's because I've got a soft spot in my heart

114. for people who like to commit suicide

115. eight hours a day.

116. Now, listen, jerry.

117. It doesn't have to be this way.

118. You give in to some bad hooch

119. and then you have bad nightmares.

120. Take away the hooch,

121. and you take away the nightmares.

122. No, you got the chronology wrong, frank.

123. First the nightmares and then the hooch.

124. I drink 'cause I have to

125. and I have to...

126. because of him.

127. I've got to get rid of him, frank.

128. This stick of wood?

129. This fugitive from a fireplace?

130. Jerry, how many psychiatrists do you have to see?

131. How many hours on the couch?

132. How many 20-buck-an-hour visits?

133. I can't help it.

134. You know what it is, you've been told.

135. Often, endlessly, up to my craw in overflowing schizophrenia-

136. patient manipulated by forces

137. outside of his control.

138. I can tell you frontwards, backwards, in three languages.

139. It's like a well-rehearsed off-color gag:

140. Patient goes from himself to a lifeless dummy

141. and then is unable to separate himself from the dummy.

142. Oh, that's all very psychiatric and erudite

143. and worth about two-and-a-half bucks a word,

144. but it's not right. It's not right!

145. I told them that, I tell you that.

146. It's no more schizophrenia-paranoia

147. than it is athlete's foot or a head cold!

148. Willy's alive!

149. He's a dummy!

150. He's a block of wood.

151. Look at it.

152. Does this thing look alive to you?

153. Well, does he?

154. 24 inches of timber

155. and you're burying yourself over it.

156. Now, you listen, jerry.

157. I've gone along with you.

158. I've held your hand, sung you lullabies,

159. patted you on the shoulder.

160. I've also covered for you

161. the 110 performances you've run out on.

162. I've thought of excuses

163. that haven't even been invented yet.

164. I've gone without commission,

165. without sleep.

166. And why?

167. Because I thought I had a talented article here

168. that eventually was going to crawl out

169. from under a bottle and hit it big.

170. Well, I don't think

171. you're such a talented article anymore, jerry.

172. Let's put it this way.

173. Maybe I think you could be...

174. but you're never going to.

175. I think you're a self-indulgent sot

176. with an overactive imagination,

177. and the only thing

178. you like better than scotch

179. is sympathy.

180. I'm going to give you just 24 hours

181. to straighten out.

182. Get rid of that bottle

183. and the crazy obsession

184. that you're battling a dummy.

185. Frank... he's alive.

186. Willy's not a dummy.

187. That's a dummy.

188. And that's the answer.

189. Go on.

190. Got to get rid of willy...

191. make a whole new routine.

192. A whole new routine takes time.

193. You've got another show soon.

194. Tell them I can't make the late show.

195. Tell them I'm sick or something.

196. I've already told them-

197. the trouble is, they know it's "something."

198. Jerry, you pull yourself together

199. and when you hear your music

200. you be out on that stage.

201. I don't care which dummy you bring,

202. but you be out there.

203. This is one I don't cover for, jerry.

204. Say, goofy goggles,

205. why don't you have your glasses fixed?

206. I don't have to.

207. My eyes are much better now.

208. Goofy, you're looking

209. at the band leader.

210. I'm over here.

211. Keep talking, I'll find you.

212. Say, etherson, I've been meaning to tell you

213. you put too much starch in my collar.

214. Too much starch?

215. I'm not your laundry man.

216. Yeah...

217. yeah, we're gonna make it, you and me.

218. Justyou and me.

219. Jerry. Marsha, listen to this.

220. This will knock you out. Make me talk, jerry, come on.

221. Look, noreen, I'm on in a couple of minutes.

222. Come on. Makes you sound just like willy.

223. Real crazy. Come on, come on.

224. Knock it off, babe, that tickles.

225. Willy, shut up!

226. Is that wild? Is that wild?

227. Goofy.

228. Goofy, I think it's time

229. you had your glasses fixed.

230. I really do.

231. My eyes are much better now.

232. Goofy, that's the band leader.

233. I'm over here.

234. Keep talking, I'll find you.

235. Goofy, you need your eyes tested.

236. Eyes tested?

237. That's right- eyes tested.

238. Well, I'm ready.

239. All right, here.

240. Now, tell me what that says.

241. Where?

242. Oh... that thing.

243. How about a hint?

244. Goofy, it's... clear as day.

245. It's right in front of you.

246. Just give me a hint.

247. Well, it's a letter

248. and it's between "d" and "f."

249. I've got it-

250. it's "e."

251. I don't know how you do it, goofy.

252. I cannot tell a lie.

253. I memorized it.

254. Oh, for goodness' sake.

255. Sing your song, will you?

256. ? are the stars out tonight?

257. ? I don't know if it's cloudy or bright?

258. ? 'cause I only have eyes...?

259. Cute act, isn't it, georgie?

260. What's cute about it?

261. Besides, I liked the old dummy better.

262. Why did he change it?

263. Brightens it up a little.

264. Gives it some novelty.

265. Novelty?

266. With a ventriloquist?

267. Frankie, you've seen one, you've seen them all.

268. Every dummy looks the same,

269. and if just once they changed the jokes,

270. I'd have a coronary.

271. What's with etherson, anyway?

272. What do you mean?

273. Usually the acts mix with the trade,

274. you know, walk down on the floor,

275. do a little drinking with the customers.

276. This guy plays it like greta garbo-

277. locks himself up in his room like a prima donna.

278. Well, he's nervous tonight.

279. Why?

280. You know, he hasn't been well.

281. It's his first night out in a month or so.

282. Give him a chance, georgie.

283. He'll warm up.

284. Well, you tell him to.

285. Tell him to bring the dummy out

286. and walk around the tables after the show.

287. It's psychological, frankie.

288. Makes people thirsty.

289. Sweet dreams, willy.

290. Your next booking is in the fireplace.

291. You leaving?

292. What's it look like, frank?

293. It looks like you're leaving.

294. I waited for you after the last show.

295. Georgie was hoping

296. you'd mix with the customers.

297. You tell georgie

298. I'm a ventriloquist, not a shill.

299. Why don't you tell him?

300. What does that mean?

301. That means I'm resigning from the club.

302. You keep your ten percent, and I'll keep my self-respect.

303. Also my sense of humor,

304. my regular meals, my normal working hours.

305. You and I have had it, jerry.

306. I have gone the route and then some.

307. You don't need an agent-

308. you need medical help.

309. I think it's reached that now.

310. You never believed me, did you, frank?

311. Yeah, I believed you.

312. I believed you had obsessions that were eating you up alive

313. but I also believe, jerry,

314. you're letting them.

315. He talks when I don't talk.

316. He tells jokes I never heard of before, gives me bum cues.

317. He's alive, frank.

318. That's why I locked him in that trunk.

319. Goofy and I are going

320. to fly out of here, frank.

321. We'll fly to miami, los angeles,

322. maybe that place in kansas city.

323. The place in kansas city

324. is the same as miami

325. which is the same as los angeles

326. which is the same as sioux city, iowa,

327. which is the same as any town

328. south, west, north of here.

329. They're all the same, jerry

330. and you're not going to leave willy

331. by hopping a plane

332. or a train, or a taxi or a one-horse shay.

333. This thing you lick right here.

334. This thing you lick at the source.

335. This thing you don't run away from.

336. We'll see.

337. Good night, mr. Etherson.

338. Good night, ralph.

339. You're not going to leave me in a stuffy old trunk, are you?

340. Was there something, mr. Etherson?

341. Did you say something?

342. Is said good night, that's all.

343. Good night.

344. Aw, come on, old sport.

345. I wouldn't lockyouin a trunk.

346. Willy?

347. Where are you, willy?

348. Jerry?

349. Good night, jerry.

350. Good night.

351. Hey, garibaldi!

352. Didn't you forget someone?

353. Didn't you forget willy?

354. Jerry?

355. Noreen?

356. Oh...

357. noreen, I was waiting for you.

358. Yeah, that's right.

359. I was waiting for you.

360. The line is, "this is so sudden."

361. And in this case,

362. it happens to be sudden.

363. No... I was waiting for you

364. because I want to have a drink with you, noreen,

365. or maybe a sandwich or something, you know?

366. Noreen, you're a good kid,

367. and I've always thought

368. you were a good kid,

369. and I've always wanted to...

370. easy, jerry.

371. Honey, listen-

372. wait a minute, noreen, look.

373. What's the matter with you, jerry?

374. There's nothing the matter with me.

375. No, I'm not sick.

376. I just want to have a drink with you.

377. I don't want to be alone.

378. I keep hearing those voices

379. and willy is bugging me.

380. No!

381. Wait a minute! Wait!

382. What do you say, stranger?

383. You slumming?

384. A funny thing happened to me on the way to the club tonight.

385. I was out in front of the ritz-savoy.

386. I was out in front of the ritz-savoy-

387. that's where I live- out in front of the ritz-savoy.

388. In front of the ritz-savoy.

389. Come out, come out, wherever you are.

390. Hey, wise guy.

391. Hey! Wise guy!

392. The wrong one.

393. How could I get the wrong one?

394. Maybeyou need glasses.

395. Why don't you take the eye test?

396. Now, what am I holding out in front of me?

397. I'll give you a hint.

398. It's between "d" and "f."

399. Don't peek.

400. What do you say, partner?

401. What do you say?

402. What do you say...

403. we get down to business?

404. You're real.

405. How can you be real when you're made of wood?

406. You made me real.

407. You poured words into my head.

408. You moved my mouth.

409. You stuck out my tongue.

410. You jerk, don't you get it?

411. You made me what I am today.

412. I hope you're...

413. satisfied-

414. from the song, of the same name.

415. And now... direct from new york city,

416. the funniest pair of cuckoos you'll ever see

417. here in kansas city or anyplace else,

418. jerry and willy.

419. Let's bring them out big, folks.

420. How do you do, folks?

421. How do you do?

422. A funny thing happened to me

423. on the way over to the club tonight.

424. I met this broad...

425. now, jerry, you don't mean "broad."

426. You mean "lady."

427. Oh, look, chum, you just write the jokes

428. and I'll tell them, okay?

429. Well, anyway, I met this broad coming down the street.

430. It was a broad street...

431. what's known in the parlance of the times

432. as the old switcheroo-

433. from boss to blockhead in a few, uneasy lessons.

434. And if you're given to nightclubbing on occasion,

435. check this act.

436. It's called "willy and jerry,"

437. and they generally are booked into some of the clubs

438. along the "gray night way" known as the twilight zone.

439. Rod serling, creator of the twilight zone,

440. will tell you about next week's story

441. after this message.

442. And now, mr. Serling.

443. Next week through the good offices of mr. Richard matheson

444. we tell you a story of a young man's fancy,

445. which is kind of a euphemistic description of a mortal combat

446. between the living and the dead,

447. between the present and the past,

448. between miss phyllis thaxter and mr. Alex nicol.

449. The battleground is this old house

450. and its front door will be opened to you

451. next week on the twilight zone.

452. Hello, tree.

453. Trees are everybody's friends.

454. Remember, only you can prevent forest fires.