Cyborg 2087

Ten, nine, eight, seven, six.

Five, four, three.

Garth A-7.

You have reached your programmed destination in the year 1966.

Previous briefing of all technology of that time sphere is in effect.

Final instructions will now be transmitted.

Proceed to nearby Desert City.

locate Future Industries Incorporated.

Find professor Sigmund Marx.

Bring the professor to this command.

If he resists... destroy him.

So this is your old town.

Yeah, and it's still a pretty nice town, too.

Well, I guess so.

If you like ghost towns, me, I, uh, I prefer the life of the city.

That's the trouble with this younger generation.

They've got no respect for the good old days.

Let me tell you, son.

Right here, on this street.

In a good old days, there was more activity than

you'll ever see in that new town of years over yonder.

Sam, let's go into the casino and have a couple of snorts.

Well, that's a good idea, Uncle Pete.

Except I have a feeling this town is dry.

You want to bet?

You don't think I was fool enough to put coffee in this, do you?

Come on in.

I want to introduce you to poker Alice and all the rest of the gang.

Come on.

Come on, Tex.

Before you poke your nose at a rattlesnake.

Here, Tex.

Here, Tex.

That's nice, boy, you dog.

Here Tex, come here!

Tex!

What's the matter, boy?

Snake bite?

Snake bite?

I don't know.

Somebody's in there, Uncle Pete.

Probably some stinking miserable hermit, no doubt.

Let's flush him out.

You go around the back.

Come on out, we know you're in there.

Come out with your hands reachin' for your maker.

You miserable desert rat!

I'm gonna get you.

Who sent you after me, old man?

You let go on me, you hear?

Answer me, you're not a Tracer agent?

Who sent you after me?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Can I help you, sir?

Is there a facility near here known as Future Industries?

That's right, sir.

Research outfit, right at the edge of town.

You just stay on Main Street here and you can't miss it.

Hey, is this Sam Gilmore's jeep?

That's his good luck charm there.

You know Sam?

What's the matter with that guy?

Some kind of nut or something?

Yeah, and that's Sam Gilmore's Jeep.

I'm gonna call the sheriff.

Sam Gilmore, eh?

Where?

Future Industries.

He was wearing a crazy what?

All right, all right, I hear you.

We'll check it out.

Thanks for calling.

Jay C., you're really going to leave Desert City?

Wouldn't you?

This town's no place for a real reporter.

I'm going to L.A.

where the action is.

Send unit six to Future Industries.

Have them be on a lookout for a stranger and a red jeep.

Check out Sam Gilmore's registration while you're at it.

Right, Sheriff.

Unit number six, this is headquarters.

Come in, Unit 6.

600 North Main, Sheriff.

Thanks, Harry.

Danny Boy, let's go.

Hey, what's going on?

Hey, Dan?

Dan, Sheriff!

Wait a minute.

What's happening here?

Sheriff?

Yeah, wait, wait, wait.

Sheriff, what's the action?

Clue me in, where you are?

It's a routine call, son.

600 block on Main Street.

Okay, let me through.

Make way for the press.

Let me through, please.

Not really.

Hey, it looks like we might have a story here.

What happened, Sheriff?

Nothing special, Jay C.

just a simple burglary.

Way they acting you think somebody cleaned out the bank.

Hear that? They think the bank's been robbed.

No, what all they take?

The manager is in there checking the stock.

The safe hasn't been touched.

As far as I can see, they haven't taken anything.

That's all ten-four.

Yeah, that's Sam Gilmore's Jeep all right.

The office checked with his home.

They went out to old town, just like the kid said.

Sam, Gilmore.

Is he your suspect?

This aught to shake the town up a little bit.

Now wait a minute, Jay C.

I didn't say Gilmore or anybody else was suspect.

Check your facts before you write the story.

All right, but what are the facts?

Now, don't bug me, boy, I got work to do.

Bob, I want all the off-duty boys brought in.

Every alley and street in this town patrol.

There was strange you picked up in question.

Take this jeep back to the station and put in that call.

Then I'll go out to Old Town and check it out.

See that he gets a good night's rest, Johnson.

And you had better get some rest, Sharon.

It's been a strenuous day for all of us.

It's going to be an even more strenuous day for you, Professor.

I wish you'd cancel that lecture tonight.

I wouldn't dream of it.

I'd better get going if I don't want to be late.

The committee will be here at nine tomorrow.

I'll call you when we're ready for the demonstration.

Goodbye, Happy.

You know it's such a long drive to Los Angeles with all that traffic and everything.

You haven't even had your dinner.

I thought we agreed that you weren't to pamper me anymore.

If you, uh, what a baby, someone, why don't you find a nice young man and get married?

Oh, sure, some chance in a small town like this.

They all grew up here together.

I'm like an outsider, you know.

Oh, if the demonstration is successful tomorrow,

perhaps we'll move the project to New York.

How's that sound, Sharon?

Oh, marvelous!

And don't you worry about tomorrow.

When those Washington officials see what you've

accomplished, they'll give you a lab anywhere you want.

Yes.

Now here, you'd better get going.

You're going to be late for that lecture.

Professor?

Mm -hmm.

Be careful.

Yeah.

Who are you?

Dr. Garth?

Well, you startled me.

You always walk into rooms without knocking.

I came to see Professor Marx.

Well, I'm sorry, but the professor just left.

Was he expecting you?

No, he's not expecting me.

Are you his associate?

One of them, yes.

I'm Dr. Mason, Sharon Mason.

Will the professor return here tonight?

Oh, no, he's in Los Angeles giving a lecture.

He'll be back in the morning.

Yes, I know.

Tomorrow at 9 o'clock, the world is destined to learn of professor Marx's

important breakthrough in the field of radio telepathy.

Well, now, how did you know that?

It hasn't been publicized.

That is a fact of history, Dr. Mason.

A fact which must be altered.

I'm not sure I understand you.

You also do not understand the significance

of the professor's discoveries, nor does he.

You'd be terrified if you knew the importance of radio

telepathy in the world a hundred years from today.

And I suppose you do know.

That is why I am here.

The demonstration will not take place tomorrow.

Well, now, just who are you?

It is not important who I am.

I came here to prevent a scientific catastrophe.

Scientific catastrophe.

The press's discovery is premature.

The scientific world of today is not ready for this breakthrough.

The secret will fall into the wrong hands.

The warlords are...

of tomorrow will use radio telepathy for evil purposes.

I see.

And, um, you are an agent from the world of the future.

Yes.