Friday, 14 June 2024

These are Pitiful Relics.

SEVEN
What possible use could you 
make of my intestines?

ALPHA
Unusual relics are prized. 
Yours will make me 
envied by men and 
pursued by women.

SEVEN: 
You are a crude species. 
Only your size makes
 you formidable.


These are Pitiful Relics.


ALPHA: 
You were pathetic prey. Easily taken.

(He pulls Tuvok to his feet, then Seven.)

ALPHA: 
The hunt was not satisfying.
 I want information. 
Why do you violate our property? 
I could snap your puny neck with one twist. 
Hardly worth taking. Answer me. 
Why do you use our modules?

TUVOK: 
We're trying to retrieve important messages from our home. Return us to our ship and we'll be 
on our way without trespassing again.

ALPHA: 
I took you in a fair hunt. 
I claim the relics of the chase.

(He puts a red mark over Seven's right eye.)

ALPHA: 
Are the others on your ship able to 
put up more of a fight than you?

SEVEN: 
You will find our captain a formidable 
opponent and our ship heavily armed.

ALPHA: 
Good. Strong prey makes 
for a better hunt.

(He marks Tuvok.)

TUVOK: 
Release us now and you'll be safe. 
Otherwise we will destroy you.

BETA: 
Pitiful relics.

ALPHA: 
They 'are the first of their kind. 
I will be envied.

BETA: 
I've located their ship. 
It's four thousand ketriks 
from the module.

ALPHA: 
We'll be there within the hour. 
Go to stalking mode. 
Why do you hesitate?

BETA: 
The rest of the group is on its way.

ALPHA: 
I wanted to claim this prey for myself.

BETA: 
We may not be able to take them alone. 
We need the strength of the others.

ALPHA: 
I won't share prey with the others. 
These two must be the only relics. 
Prepare them.

[Hirogen ship]

ALPHA: 
Are they prepared?

BETA: 
Yes. But now is not the time for it. 
We should wait until the others 
arrive and take the ship.

ALPHA: 
I want to make the first kill. 
You will verify it.

BETA: 
If there's a battle, 
we must join it.

ALPHA: 
The others can wage the battle.

BETA: 
Perhaps you are more interested in collecting relics. 
Perhaps your judgment is clouded.

ALPHA: 
Don't question me again. We do it now.

TUVOK: 
I suggest you think carefully about your decision. 
If you kill us, our captain will hunt 
you down and show no mercy.

ALPHA: 
I'm not concerned. Lower the harness. 
A long, coiled intestine. 
An interesting trophy.


SEVEN
What possible use could you 
make of my intestines?

ALPHA
Unusual relics are prized. 
Yours will make me 
envied by men and 
pursued by women.

SEVEN: 
You are a crude species. 
Only your size makes
 you formidable.



ALPHA: 
Your insults are as pitiful as your efforts to escape. 
This one first. I want the female to witness 
what will happen to her. 

Their bone structure makes cutting 
through the back difficult. 
This will take time.

Informal Processing

Freddie Quell, a volatile, heavy-drinking veteran 
who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, 
finds some semblance of a family 
when he stumbles onto the ship of Lancaster Dodd, 
the charismatic leader of a new "religion" 
he forms after World War II.


The Master Informal Processing (Full Scene) - HD

"My favorite scene from one of my favorite movie.

Freddie Quell experiences processing from Lancaster Dodd, marking the start of a twisted yet beautiful friendship that will span over trillions of years.

I claim no ownership of this material. Uploaded for 
entertainment and enjoyment purposes only"



Master :
Freddie. Lovely.
I've been writing.

Feel like I went under.
Dark cloud rolls in, opens up.

Anxious to share new work.
Would you care for some 
informal processing?

Dog :
Sure. What do I have to do?

Master :
Just answer my questions, we talk.

Dog :

OK.

Master :
Very good. Have a seat.
How are you feeling, Freddie?

Dog :
Good.

Master :
- You rested? - Yes.

Master :
- Excited? - Yeah.

Master :
Have you made some friends?

- Everyone is very nice here.

Master :
Good. Good.
How are you feeling?

Yeah, good.

Master :
I gather myself.
You'll be my guinea pig and protege --
Informal processing.

Are you ready?


Yes.

Master :
Say your name.

- Freddie Quell.

Master :
Say it again.

Freddie Quell.

Master :
- Say it again. - Freddie Quell.

Master :
- Say it again. - Freddie Quell.

Master :
Might as well say it one more time, just
 to make sure you know who you are.

Freddie Quell.

Are you thoughtless in your remarks?

I usually put some thought into them.

Do you linger at bus stations for pleasure?

No.

Do you get muscle spasms for no reason?

No.

Do your past failures bother you?

No.

Do your past failures bother you?

No.

Do your past failures bother you?

No.

Do your past failures in life bother you?

No.

- Is your life a struggle? - No.

- Do you like to be told what to do? - No.

Is your behavior erratic?

No.

Do you find interest in other people?

Not really.

- Do you find it easy to be fair?

Yes.

Master :
Are you often consumed by envy?

Dog :
No, about what?

Master :
Are you often consumed by envy?

Dog :
I don't unders... 
You mean like jealousy?

Master :
Like jealousy.

Dog :
Oh, well, yeah --
I don't like someone else's 
hands on my girls --

I don't like to think about it. 
It makes me sick.

Are you scientific in your thought?

Yes.

Are you concerned with the impression you make?

Mm...

I don't understand.

Yes, you do.

Well, most people are asses, if that's what you mean.

Are you usually truthful to others?

No. I don't know.

- Sometimes. - Are you unpredictable?

Silly.

Silly animal.

- I couldn't help it. - Dirty animal.

Sorry.

It's good to laugh during processing.

Sometimes we forget, even if it is the sound of an animal.

Freddie Quell, test session, March 5th, 1950, 1800 hours.

Aboard the sailing vessel Alethia.

LD, MOC, MD, logged and approved.

Should we sample another sip before we join them upstairs?

Wait, that's it?

For now.

No, no, no, no. You got to ask me more.

This is fun. Come on, you got to ask me more.

Could you answer the next series of questions without blinking your eyes?

- Yes. - Without fear and hesitation,

- answer as quickly as you can? - Sure.

- Again.

Starting now, you are not to blink.

If you blink we go back to the start.

Infringement.

You blinked.

Starting now, you are not to blink.

If you blink, we go back to the start.

Do you often think about how inconsequential you are?

No.

Do you believe that God will save you from your own ridiculousness?

No.

Have you ever had intercourse with someone inside your family?

Yes.

Have you ever had intercourse with someone inside your family?

- Yes. - Who?

- My auntie. - Have you killed anyone?

- No. - Maybe?

- Not me. - Have you killed anyone?

- No. - How many times did you

- have intercourse with your aunt? - Three times.

- Where is your aunt now? - I don't know.

Would you like to have intercourse with her again?

No.

- Do you regret this? - No.

- Where is your mother? - I don't know. Loony...

- Infringement. - Fuck!

- Back to the start. - OK.

Do you often think about how inconsequential you are?

Yes.

- Do you believe that God will save you? - No.

Have you ever had sex with a member of your family?

- Yes. - Are you lying?

- No. - Who?

- My Auntie Bertha. - Where is your aunt now?

I don't know, maybe home.

- Are you lying? - No.

- Are you a liar? - Yes.

- Have you killed anyone? - Yes.

- Who? - Japs in war.

- Do you regret this? - No.

- What are you running from? - Maybe I hurt a man, I think.

Maybe he's dead. I don't know.

- Where? - In Salinas.

He stole a batch of my booze and he drank it.

- Is this booze you make poison? - Not if you drink it smart.

- Are you trying to poison me? - No.

- Where is your father? - Dead.

- How did he die? - Drunk.

Where is your mother?

Where is your mother?

- Loony bin. - Is she psychotic?

Yes.

- What is the name of your aunt? - Bertha.

How did you come to have sex with your Auntie Bertha?

- I was drunk and she looked good. - And you did it again and again?

Yes.

Have you ever had bad thoughts about Master Peggy?

- Yes. - What did you think?

- I thought you were fools. - Am I a fool to you?

- No, sir. - If you were locked in a room

for the rest of your life, who would be in there with you?

- Doris. - Who's Doris?

Best girl I ever met. The girl I'm going to marry one day.

- Is she in Lynn? - Yes.

- Lynn, Massachusetts? - Yes, sir.

- Then why aren't you with her? - I'm an idiot.

- Why aren't you with that lovely girl? - I got no reason. I'm a fool.

- Do you love Doris? - Yes.

- Is she the love of your life? - Yes, sir.

- Then why aren't you with her? - I don't know.

Yes, you do. Tell me why you're not with her if you love her so much.

I told her I'd come back, and I never went back

and now I just, I got to get back to her.

- Why don't you go back? - I don't know.

- Why don't you go back? - I don't know!

Close your eyes.

Recall a word.

Flowers.

Can you recall what you're wearing?

Navy blues.

What do you hear?

Voices inside.


Sailor :
Hello, Mrs. Solstad.

The Virgin :
What made you come 
and see me?

Sailor :
I thought about you.

I thought about you 
when I was away.

The Virgin :
I got your letter.

Sailor :
They have you write 
to soldiers at school?

The Virgin :
I wrote to you.
How come you didn't 
write me back?

Sailor :
I don't know.
I did. I just... 
never sent it.

Are you going 
to Briar Cliff?


The Virgin :
I'm not in college.

Sailor :
What are you, a senior?
Junior?


The Virgin :
No.

Sailor :
 You're not 
a freshman.

The Virgin :
I'm a sophomore.

Sailor :
So how old does 
that make you?

The Virgin :
Sixteen.
......did you think 
I was older?

Sailor :
No -- I don't really remember.

The Virgin :
Can I kiss you...?





Recall a sound.

She's singing.

Her voice settles me down.


The Virgin :
I'm meant to go 
to Norway.

Sailor :
When's this?

The Virgin :
November.

Sailor :
.....what for?

The Virgin :
I'm going to meet the 
rest of Our Family.

Sailor :
.....well, I don't think you should go.
No, you're not going to go.

I came all this way to see you, 
and I want you to stay here.

The Virgin :
All right.

All right.





Can you recall a word?

Any word.

Away.


Say it again.

Away.

Who's saying "away"?

Dog :
I am.

Outbound for Shanghai!
Need one able-bodied seaman, 
one oiler and one baker.

The Man McCoughsky.
The Man Quell.

Sailor :
Yeah. 


Oiler?

Sailor :
Yes, sir.

Done this before?

Sailor :
Yes, sir.

Tomorrow morning, 8:00.

Sailor :
Hey.

The Virgin :
Hi.

Sailor :
Listen, I gotta go somewhere for a few months,
so you should go to Norway.

The Virgin :
 Where are you going?

Sailor :
I got a job that takes me away.

The Virgin :
Where?

Sailor :
I don't know.
Don't ask me so many questions. 
I don't know anyway.

You know, I didn't know 
which window was yours, 
and I always guess right.

You take your trip 
and come back home,
and that's gonna 
be our time, right?

That's gonna be our time. 
That's gonna be our time, right?


Yeah.

Sailor :
Right? Say yes.

Say yes.


Yes.

Sailor :
I'll be back in a minute...

Master :
Release and return to me.
Open your eyes.
Say your name.

Dog :
Freddie Quell.

Master :
Are you here 
with me in 1950?

Dog :
Yes.

Master :
End of session.
How do you feel?

Dog :
I feel good.

Master :
Left side of your body feel OK?

Dog :
Yes.

Master :
Right side of your stomach?

Dog :
Yes.

Master :
Headaches?

Dog :
A little.

Master :
Are you a member of 
The Hidden Rulers?

Dog :
I don't know what that is.

Master :
Any communist organization?

Dog :
No.

Master :
Any invader-force on this 
planet or anywhere else?

Dog :
No, sir.

Master :
You are The Bravest 
Boy I've ever met.

To The Poison --

AhWell done.

Kools.
I like Kools.

Minty flavor.

Thursday, 13 June 2024

Tom Welling


Group Therapy, at the Old Ex-Supermans'
Survivors of Red-Kryptonite, seaside 
retirement and Convalescence Home --



Navigating The Labyrinths 
of Life after Superman "
Behind The S. :




Cheers to The fraggin
House of El --


Smallville’s TOM WELLING: New Beginnings
Inside of You: Michael Rosenb...


The one and only Tom Welling (Smallville, Professionals) joins us again this year as we reminisce on the recent 20th anniversary of Smallville and discuss the differences in our time shooting the show and interacting with castmates. 

As we return to cons, Tom talks about his experience as a father being away from his family and the surprise realisation he now has away from home. 

We also talk about fatherhood, upcoming Smallville projects, and his experience working with Brendan Fraser.

Smallville’s TOM WELLING: New Beginnings (2021) Inside of You: Michael Rosenbaum #insideofyou #smallville

Tuesday, 11 June 2024

Nurse Rached




The West Wing on Star Trek


CUT TO: INT. JOSH'S OFFICE - DAY Josh is sitting at his desk looking at a computer screen.

JOSH Donna?

DONNA (OS) Yeah?

JOSH Something weird has happened here.

Donna appears in doorway.

DONNA Where?

JOSH LemonLyman....

DONNA No.

JOSH They don't seem to be taking my response in the spirit in which it was intended.

DONNA Yeah.

JOSH Seems to be a very unusual social structure. For instance, there is A Leader who seems to pride herself on her organisational skills and a certain amount of discipline.

DONNA Right. That's what's called a control freak.

JOSH [getting visibly upset] Well, she does seems to do an awful lot of scolding. "You've posted in the wrong place. Stay on topic people. Don't use capital letters. I don't have time to tell you twice," when clearly, she does have time to tell us twice. But that's not The Problem.

DONNA No.

Josh clears his throat then begins to read a post on the LemonLyman Board.

JOSH "Someone need to deal with Josh's planet-sized ego, by teaching him Government 101. Who made him overlord of the Democratic party?" And someone else writes, "Is Josh delusional, or is he actively trying to destroy the separation of powers?"

DONNA Well, are you?

Josh No.

DONNA Then turn off the computer, shut these people up, and let's go back to work.

JOSH I think I need to clarify my original post.

DONNA Josh, there's a primetime press conference tomorrow and a new energy policy that you have spent months shepherding down the field, and now, on the one-yard line...

JOSH Sit down in the chair.

DONNA Has the pressure for you to get the energy package...?

JOSH Sit down in the chair.

DONNA I think you've gone 'round the bend.

JOSH I'm dictating now. I don't think it falls under the category of "outrageous" to suggest that I might have friends on the other end of the Avenue who have the phone number of the GAO. Let me put this more plainly. The White House can get a GAO review of anything it wants without posing a threat to the separation of powers. And I believe I'll use capital, lowercase, or Sanskrit, right up until the moment the font police cuff me and read me Miranda!

DONNA That'll show them.

JOSH See, I think these are good people, by and large, but they've come under the thumb of a dictatorial ruler. So, as with a small, Central American country, my role is to incite the people to topple her

DONNA You're way round the bend. Can I get you a damp towel or something?

JOSH No, but do we have any Yoo-Hoo?

DONNA Yeah.

JOSH I'll take one.

DONNA I'm on it.

Bananas

See,  I think 
these are good people,
by and large, but they've 
come under the thumb of 
a dictatorial ruler.

So, as with a small, 
Central American country, 
my role is to incite
The People to topple her —




"Technichally I outrank you"-WEST WING




JOSH 
The Internet-people have gone crazy.

DONNA [sarcastically] 
You're kidding......!!

The two of them start to walk together.

JOSH 
They're calling the GAO "General Josh's Standing Army", 
and saying I don't understand it's mandate and purpose. 

They're saying if I could get a review of anything I want,
that I should start by reviewing the job of Deputy C.O.S. 

Then one guy compares me to a poor man's Clark Clifford, 
and a page and a half of posts, debating whether or not 
I was mocking Egyptians with the Sanskrit reference.

They come to a halt.

DONNA [snappishly] I told you they were hysterical.

JOSH I thought you meant they were funny.

DONNA 
They're not.

They start walking again, voices rising.

JOSH 
I know they're not! It's
 "Lord of the Flies" in there.

DONNA 
Well, who invited you in the first place?

JOSH
 It's got My Name on it. Look, I don't want to hear about it anymore. 
[glances at his watch] We got an energy plan in ten minutes. I'm gonna...

He starts to walk away, and C.J. comes up the HALLWAY behind him.

C.J. Oh, Josh!

JOSH Yeah?

He turns and waits as she walks towards him.

C.J. The Federal Page of the Washington Post just called Carol to confirm that YOU'RE the Josh Lyman who stated on an Internet website that The White House could order a GAO review on anything it WANTS.

JOSH "......without threatening the separation of powers", is what I was saying.

C.J. You POSTED on a WEBSITE?!?

Donna emerges from a door behind C.J., and they exchange a look.

JOSH I was communicating with The People.

C.J. Really?

Josh is momentarily distracted watching Donna walk past him into his
office. Then he steps closer to C.J. and speaks in a hushed voice.

JOSH 
C.J., it's a... crazy place. 
It's got this dictatorial leader, 
who I'm sure wears a muumuu and 
chain-smokes Parliaments. 
[makes a smoking gesture with his fingers]

C.J. What did you go there for in the FIRST place?

JOSH It's called "LemonLyman.com".

C.J. gives him a pointed shove in the direction of his office. They walk a
few paces and stop outside the doorway.

C.J. Let me EXPLAIN something to you, this is sort of my FIELD -- 
The people ON these sites?
They're the cast of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."

Donna picks up her jacket inside the office and walks out between the two of them.

C.J. [cont] The muumuu-Wearing Parliament-smoker? 
That's Nurse Ratched. When Nurse Ratched is unhappy,
the patients are unhappy. 

You? You're McMurphy. 
You swoop in there with your card games and your fishing trips...

JOSH [shrugging defensively] I didn't swoop in, I came in exactly the same way everybody else did.

C.J. 
Well, now I'm telling you to open the ward room window and climb on out before they give you a pre-frontal lobotomy, and I have to SMOTHER you with a PILLOW.

Josh regards her in silence for a moment.

JOSH You're Chief Brom-

C.J. I'm Chief Bromden, yes, at this particular moment -- 

I'm assigning an intern from the press office to that web site -- 
They're going to check it every night before they go home. If they
discover you've been there, I'm going to shove a motherboard so far up your ass...

Josh looks down at the floor.

C.J. What?

JOSH [with a slight shrug] Well... technically, I outrank you.

C.J. [shouting] SO FAR UP YOUR ASS!

JOSH [quickly] Okay.

C.J. Okay?

JOSH How you doing?

C.J. Are we ready?

JOSH [nods] We are.

C.J. I believe we are. You want to walk over?

He hesitates, then turns to walk with her.

JOSH [calling out] Donna, let's go, it's time.