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00:00:28	Oh, mirror, mirror, on the wall,
00:00:32	Well, of course, you are very beautiful.
00:00:34	Well, that's sweet of you.
00:00:36	But I'm afraid there's one thing you lack.
00:00:38	- Tell me, mirror, what is that?
00:00:40	- Ravish?
00:00:42	Here, put a little behind your ear.
00:00:45	A drop behind the knees would please.
00:00:47	And dab a bit between your toe.
00:00:49	- My toe?
00:00:52	Now, I wonder who that could be?
00:00:55	Ravish. It fulfills your deepest desires.
00:01:01	You probably think I'm beautiful,
00:01:03	...but I'm not.
00:01:05	I have lots of defects to fix.
00:01:07	I have a list right here.
00:01:10	My nose is 0.2 millimeters too narrow.
00:01:13	And my cheekbones
00:01:16	And my chin has a little 0.1 bump here.
00:01:19	And my areolar distance
00:01:24	And I have a mole here on my ribs.
00:01:26	So I need plastic surgery.
00:01:35	Is something wrong, Dr. Roberts?
00:01:38	Well, it's just that
00:01:40	And I can't imagine why you'd
00:01:44	It's for work.
00:01:47	They want a certain look.
00:01:49	But these changes are tiny, Lisa.
00:01:51	Nobody would notice the difference.
00:01:53	Dr. Roberts, you did my friends,
00:01:57	And everybody says you're the best
00:02:01	Will you excuse me for a minute?
00:02:03	I'd like you to see my partner,
00:02:11	No question. She's a space case.
00:02:12	She's a great-looking girl.
00:02:14	How many of these actresses with lists
00:02:17	- Three, Four?
00:02:19	Must be some show-biz fad.
00:02:21	- You gonna do her?
00:02:23	If you don't,
00:02:26	- I'll do her.
00:02:28	You do her. I'll take her out.
00:02:30	She's really a looker.
00:04:30	Well, hi, honey.
00:05:18	Teddy?
00:05:20	Teddy, where are you?
00:05:47	Teddy, what are you doing in there,
00:05:49	We have to get ready for Bob.
00:07:57	Good morning.
00:08:00	Good morning.
00:08:03	- Good morning.
00:08:05	Your 9 a.m. Tuck is pre-medicated.
00:08:07	Suzy will scrub for you.
00:08:08	Senator Harrison's office called,
00:08:12	- Should I call back?
00:08:13	He won't get elected president
00:08:16	- He's got great new ads.
00:08:19	Good morning. Hi.
00:08:20	Dr. Roberts, we got
00:08:23	Your burns lecture
00:08:25	And you have that fundraiser tonight.
00:08:28	- Fine. Good morning, Jim.
00:08:30	Got anything big this morning?
00:08:32	A face-lift, a sebaceous cyst
00:08:35	What about Senator Harrison?
00:08:36	- Tight eyes won't make him president.
00:08:39	I've got some tricky eyes at noon.
00:08:41	Admiral from San Diego hopes
00:08:44	...if he looks young and vigorous.
00:08:46	The guy is a military genius,
00:08:48	Maybe he's right.
00:08:50	Good morning, Mrs. Emerson.
00:08:51	Good morning, Dr. Roberts.
00:08:53	Be with you in a minute.
00:08:56	Give her another 50 of Demerol,
00:08:59	And let's have Vivaldi today.
00:09:01	- Vivaldi on Friday?
00:09:39	Dr. Roberts,
00:09:42	- Do you know what that was about?
00:09:45	Cindy Fairmont's here for her final.
00:09:46	We misplaced her chart.
00:09:49	Thank you.
00:09:52	- Well, Cindy, how's it going?
00:09:58	These pictures are no good anymore.
00:10:00	I'll have to get some new ones.
00:10:02	Look at that.
00:10:04	They look good to me.
00:10:06	You've made me perfect.
00:10:13	I'm sorry.
00:10:15	- Do you mind if...?
00:10:16	It's a habit.
00:10:22	Do I match my measurements?
00:10:25	Oh, forget it.
00:10:27	I just hope this works.
00:10:28	It's supposed to make me
00:10:31	You were always desirable, Cindy.
00:10:33	- Are you free for dinner tonight?
00:10:36	Oh, don't date your patients, huh?
00:10:39	I'm busy.
00:10:40	I've got a fundraiser
00:10:44	Lisa told me about that.
00:10:47	Do you know you've done all my friends
00:10:50	Lisa, Susan and Tina, yeah.
00:10:54	- Did I turn out as good as they did?
00:10:58	Gosh, I haven't seen them in ages.
00:11:00	I just got back from Tahiti.
00:11:02	- Have you ever been to Tahiti?
00:11:04	Oh, come on. It's great.
00:11:07	- You should go.
00:11:10	Dr. Roberts, Lieutenant Masters
00:11:14	You really should pay
00:11:16	You know what I do?
00:11:19	Crying probably
00:11:21	Okay, you're fine. Get out of here.
00:11:24	Send Lieutenant Masters to my office.
00:11:26	- And you behave yourself.
00:11:29	And it is so boring.
00:11:31	I keep hoping for a little excitement
00:11:34	You know, like a handsome doctor.
00:11:36	- Good luck, Cindy.
00:11:42	I appreciate your time, Dr. Roberts.
00:11:43	Not at all. What can I do for you?
00:11:45	I want to ask about two
00:11:48	...Lisa Convey and Susan Wilson.
00:11:50	What about them?
00:11:51	Anything you can tell me.
00:11:57	Dead?
00:11:59	Last week, Susan smashed her car
00:12:01	And Lisa jumped
00:12:05	We're just following up.
00:12:09	Well, there's not much I can tell you.
00:12:12	They were attractive girls
00:12:16	They wanted specific cosmetic changes.
00:12:22	In fact, they both brought in lists,
00:12:26	And I performed the surgery.
00:12:28	- Lists? Isn't that unusual?
00:12:32	Do you think these girls
00:12:35	I doubt it.
00:12:37	Sometimes we see a post-operative
00:12:41	...particularly with patients
00:12:44	People who think that plastic surgery...
00:12:46	...is gonna make them wittier
00:12:49	...afterwards find things aren't that
00:12:52	But suicide? No.
00:12:56	- Could I see their records, please?
00:12:58	Ellen, pull charts on Lisa Convey
00:13:02	I've been looking for those charts
00:13:05	They're not in the files.
00:13:08	Well, keep looking.
00:13:10	Must be misplaced.
00:13:13	Do things often get misplaced?
00:13:16	No, not often.
00:13:20	I agree with you, Dr. Roberts.
00:13:22	I don't think these two girls
00:13:25	They just don't fit a suicide pattern.
00:13:27	No notes, no phone calls,
00:13:29	Most L.A. Girls OD on drugs.
00:13:31	But those girls were destroyed
00:13:39	You think it was murder?
00:13:41	We're considering that possibility, yes.
00:13:47	What are you saying, lieutenant?
00:13:51	Women fall in love
00:13:55	Especially doctors who give them
00:13:58	Yes, that is quite common.
00:13:59	Men give you presents.
00:14:03	Women fall in love,
00:14:06	- Do you date your patients, doctor?
00:14:08	- Never gone out with either of these girls?
00:14:11	Never visited their apartments
00:14:14	- No, never.
00:14:17	Quite sure.
00:14:19	Well, that's all I have for now,
00:14:23	Thank you.
00:14:27	- Is this yours?
00:14:31	It's been missing about a week.
00:14:36	So things do get misplaced
00:14:41	- Let me know when those files turn up.
00:14:47	Thanks again.
00:14:51	Yes, of course, I realized that.
00:14:52	Have you found those missing files?
00:14:54	No, not yet.
00:14:57	All four girls you did exact surgery on
00:14:59	- Why should they be missing?
00:15:02	Lisa, Susan, Tina and Cindy.
00:15:04	I've been trying to call them
00:15:06	...but I haven't been able to reach
00:15:09	Cindy just left
00:15:12	- And Tina's right here.
00:15:16	Can we talk in private?
00:15:18	Change you back? Why, what's wrong?
00:15:21	Because I'm too perfect.
00:15:24	Because they're gonna kill me,
00:15:28	Who is?
00:15:31	They're killing all the girls
00:15:37	Do you think I'm crazy?
00:15:38	Who told you to make these changes?
00:15:42	Dr. Roberts, it's the office of Senator...
00:15:45	Later. Hold all calls.
00:15:47	Senator Harrison. That's who that was.
00:15:49	He's running for president...
00:15:51	...and you're helping him.
00:15:54	Tina, what are you talking about?
00:16:00	Here. Here, here, here.
00:16:06	I'm on the 9:00 flight to Chicago...
00:16:09	...to see my family.
00:16:10	And I want someone in Chicago
00:16:13	- That's all.
00:16:16	You don't know what's going on.
00:16:19	This is more than commercials.
00:16:23	Dr. Roberts, long distance
00:16:28	- Do you wanna take it in the other room?
00:16:32	- Oh, Jesus. This is bad!
00:16:35	Has a big man with a mustache
00:16:37	Has he been here?
00:16:38	- What do you mean? The police?
00:16:40	They're in on it. The police.
00:16:44	Did you mention my name?
00:16:48	Oh, God.
00:16:50	I left my bags in my apartment.
00:16:53	Hey, hey, hey.
00:16:59	Dr. Belfield has gone out of town.
00:17:02	No, this is not the...
00:17:04	Did you wish to speak
00:17:30	"Digital Matrix"?
00:17:33	"Tina Cassidy."
00:17:36	Measurements to the millimeter.
00:17:42	Ellen, call Lieutenant Masters.
00:17:44	Tell him I'm going to Tina's apartment.
00:19:39	So you came to her apartment...
00:19:41	...and while you rang the downstairs bell,
00:19:46	Correct.
00:19:47	Then you saw a man with a mustache
00:19:50	You came up to find him
00:19:53	- Is that it?
00:19:56	That's the worst goddamn story
00:19:59	- It's the truth.
00:20:06	We got 48, 92nd at Vancouver.
00:20:31	"Digital Matrix, Incorporated."
00:20:35	Tina.
00:20:37	Lisa. Susan.
00:20:39	Cindy.
00:20:44	Tina, Lisa, Susan.
00:20:49	Cindy.
00:20:52	Cindy.
00:21:29	Dr. Roberts, what are you doing here?
00:21:32	I'm a friend of Steve's.
00:21:34	I fixed his hand once.
00:21:37	So you just dropped by, huh?
00:21:39	Actually, I wondered
00:21:42	For dinner?
00:21:45	I thought you didn't date your patients.
00:21:47	Oh, no, I don't. I mean, it's not a date.
00:21:49	It's a fundraiser, black tie.
00:21:52	Actually, my date's sick.
00:21:56	Oh, gee, I don't know, you know?
00:21:59	Thanks, but I don't know if I can.
00:22:02	It's at John Reston's.
00:22:04	John Reston?
00:22:05	John Reston who does
00:22:08	I think that's right, yeah.
00:22:10	Well, I mean, l... I could...
00:22:35	Dr. Roberts?
00:22:36	- Miss Fairmont.
00:22:39	- I'm Jennifer Long.
00:22:41	Mr. Reston is most anxious
00:22:43	...so if you'll excuse me,
00:22:46	Thank you.
00:22:49	Cheers.
00:22:54	I've looked over your proposal
00:22:56	- It's very interesting.
00:22:59	How much capitalization do you expect
00:23:01	Eleven percent, including local MRC
00:23:05	...but that's only supplementary
00:23:08	So you're looking for $ 7 million
00:23:11	Well, under appropriate auspices...
00:23:13	...Reston Industries
00:23:18	What are the appropriate auspices?
00:23:20	It would have to be called
00:23:23	And we'd want something to say
00:23:27	Well, for 4 million,
00:23:32	I hoped you'd feel that way.
00:23:35	Yeah, it's my project, my baby.
00:23:39	I know how you feel.
00:23:41	The desire to make something
00:23:45	Oh, I believe dinner's ready.
00:23:50	- Did you ever try any TV shows?
00:24:01	So what exactly
00:24:04	We're a $6-billion conglomerate,
00:24:08	We're diversified into fast foods,
00:24:12	We do high-technology
00:24:15	...military head-up displays...
00:24:17	...pinball machines
00:24:21	But I understand you have something to do
00:24:24	- Who, me?
00:24:27	Something about girls who died
00:24:30	It was a police report.
00:24:32	It was just a routine inquiry.
00:24:35	I didn't realize my name
00:24:38	Well, I hope it doesn't cause you
00:24:41	What was the inquiry about, Dr. Roberts?
00:24:44	It's all a coincidence, really.
00:24:47	I did surgery on several girls
00:24:50	Commercial actresses.
00:24:52	- And there have been some suicides.
00:24:56	Well, unstable young actresses
00:25:00	...they find it tougher than they thought,
00:25:02	The police can't think
00:25:05	Oh, no. No, it's nothing like that.
00:25:08	Well, that's good.
00:25:10	We couldn't get involved
00:25:14	No, actually, the girls are all linked...
00:25:16	...with some company
00:25:21	Digital Matrix?
00:25:23	Well, that sounds rather sinister,
00:25:26	You see, Jennifer runs Digital Matrix.
00:25:30	- Really?
00:25:31	Digital Matrix does basic research
00:25:34	Well, it's true that D.M.I.
00:25:39	We were conducting an experiment
00:25:43	...but we never went forward with it.
00:25:45	I mean, are you sure
00:25:49	I think so.
00:25:50	Digital Matrix does mostly
00:25:55	I can't believe it.
00:25:56	How many girls have died?
00:25:58	Three.
00:26:01	Must be a coincidence.
00:26:02	Well, that's what it sounds like to me.
00:26:04	Coincidence.
00:26:07	Now, doctor, tell me about your staffing
00:26:16	Larry, you've ignored me all evening.
00:26:19	Come meet a friend of mine.
00:26:21	She's very cute so watch yourself,
00:26:24	- Candy, this is Larry.
00:26:26	- Hello, Candy. Nice to meet you.
00:26:28	You told him everything.
00:26:30	- I told him nothing.
00:26:33	Dr. Roberts has no idea
00:26:36	...and he's not going to find out anything
00:26:40	I will not spend the night.
00:26:43	- You will.
00:26:45	I'm working in the morning.
00:26:47	Come on, I have a Hawaiian Tropic
00:26:49	Don't do that.
00:26:52	You're full of surprises.
00:27:01	What next?
00:27:03	You get some sleep.
00:27:04	The bathroom's over there...
00:27:06	...and there's a towel, soap,
00:27:09	Coffee and eggs in the morning.
00:27:12	And get up at 6:30.
00:27:15	Six-thirty?
00:27:17	Nobody gets up at 6:30.
00:27:20	Sleep well.
00:27:24	Where are you going?
00:27:27	Larry?
00:27:43	This is very weird, Larry.
00:27:46	You do that every day?
00:27:48	Only when I'm working.
00:27:52	Are you finished with these eggs?
00:27:53	Why would you have me stay the night
00:27:56	Just looking out for your interests.
00:28:00	- I don't understand men.
00:28:03	Help? I'm not through with that.
00:28:04	- You'll be late for work.
00:28:06	- It's all right. I'm gonna drive you.
00:28:09	Yeah, well, it's Saturday
00:28:13	And I'd like to watch you work.
00:28:16	It should be fun.
00:28:26	All right. Let's go again. Right away!
00:28:29	Right away, all right?
00:28:31	Fix her up. What's the line?
00:28:34	The line comes after Cindy lands.
00:28:37	- Who says that?
00:28:38	- Janet. You say that? All right.
00:28:40	And she says, "Great tan,
00:28:44	It's the best. It's the best.
00:28:47	All right, all right.
00:28:50	- All right, set up the volleyball team, please.
00:28:58	Computer says what? Come on.
00:29:00	Barry, I can't control
00:29:03	Well, just do your best.
00:29:05	You know what the client wants.
00:29:12	What was wrong with that one?
00:29:15	What was wrong with that one?
00:29:16	Not enough body twist,
00:29:20	I'm sick and tired of this computer.
00:29:23	Come on, it's a 30-second spot.
00:29:26	It didn't use to be like this,
00:29:29	I know, come on, Cindy.
00:29:32	You look great.
00:29:53	- Say again, what's wrong with it?
00:29:57	Ready for computer lock.
00:29:58	Ready, lock...
00:30:01	...now.
00:30:07	Computer match.
00:30:09	Roll tape.
00:30:32	- No, that jump's not good either.
00:30:36	We can't shift the coordinates
00:30:38	- No, we'll have to go to animation.
00:30:43	We'll have to do her animation at D.M.I.
00:30:56	- I'm really sorry. I know it's my fault.
00:30:59	No, it's nobody's fault.
00:31:01	- It's hard to match things like that...
00:31:05	- And do it again.
00:31:07	What we're gonna do
00:31:09	- Wrap the set up?
00:31:12	We'll send you in for tests.
00:31:14	It'll be fascinating. You get paid for it.
00:31:19	Hey.
00:31:21	Okay?
00:31:23	You were great.
00:31:26	You'll be okay.
00:31:30	- That's a wrap.
00:31:33	...to be measured.
00:31:35	I don't know.
00:31:37	I'll go with you.
00:31:39	- Why?
00:31:42	You're falling for me,
00:31:44	- That's it.
00:32:24	Spying on us?
00:32:26	No, I'm just waiting for a friend.
00:32:28	Would you like to see inside?
00:32:31	Yeah, sure.
00:32:41	Digital Matrix
00:32:44	This building was opened last year
00:32:48	...under contract to other companies
00:32:52	I can give you a good example
00:32:57	This is where we do visual research.
00:33:00	Now, these subjects
00:33:03	...that we always use for research.
00:33:05	We record their pupillary scans.
00:33:08	Today, we're testing only women,
00:33:12	- Well, sure.
00:33:26	This is worse than the dentist.
00:33:28	But it doesn't hurt.
00:33:30	I'll show you a stimulus...
00:33:32	...and you just relax and watch.
00:33:36	It's been six long months at sea.
00:33:39	Now she's home, on liberty.
00:33:41	She is the Liberty woman...
00:33:43	... living free
00:33:47	The Liberty woman
00:33:49	... and Liberty always goes with her,
00:33:54	... giving her confidence, even in water.
00:33:58	So go ahead. Live free.
00:34:00	Take liberties wherever you go.
00:34:03	Liberty Mini Hair Spray.
00:34:14	It doesn't seem like anything happened.
00:34:16	Now we'll see what you were looking at.
00:34:18	The spot shows
00:34:23	You were looking at the body of the model,
00:34:26	Yeah, I liked her bathing suit.
00:34:29	Evidently, but that's exactly
00:34:32	At $ 1 million a minute...
00:34:33	...we want you to be looking
00:34:36	Here, the computer is taking into account
00:34:39	...and making you look at the product.
00:34:42	It's very precise, down to the millimeter.
00:34:44	Down to the millimeter?
00:34:49	Yes. We intended to create
00:34:52	...with the exact specifications
00:34:55	But it didn't work.
00:34:57	This is Lisa before surgery,
00:35:01	After surgery, she scores 99.4...
00:35:04	...which is the video scan
00:35:06	So she's perfect.
00:35:08	But when she starts to move...
00:35:10	...her score drops back to 92.9.
00:35:12	That was our problem.
00:35:17	They looked perfect,
00:35:20	So we had to take
00:35:25	I assure you,
00:35:27	- Yeah? Does it hurt?
00:35:31	- And I get paid $200,000 a year?
00:35:37	And I don't have to do anything?
00:35:38	Not once the model is made.
00:35:41	Seems like an awful lot
00:35:44	- It's because of who you are.
00:35:46	You are perfect in your category.
00:35:49	- Oh, yeah?
00:35:51	I'll leave you here and you go right there.
00:35:56	Alone?
00:35:58	Go right down there.
00:36:00	Have fun.
00:36:20	I don't know about this.
00:36:22	There must be a catch.
00:36:25	Please proceed to the lighted circle
00:36:29	Oh, I knew it.
00:36:30	- hang your clothing outside the circle
00:36:35	When you have undressed...
00:36:36	... please stand on the center
00:36:41	Stand comfortably with your weight
00:36:44	... and your arms relaxed at your sides.
00:36:46	Okay.
00:36:49	I hope you're satisfied. Perverts.
00:36:51	Remember to hold the neck erect,
00:37:26	Now what?
00:37:27	These are moiré lines
00:38:04	Help. Rape.
00:38:05	Please do not move your lower jaw.
00:38:07	It was just a joke.
00:38:09	Failure to comply wastes
00:39:34	What are these?
00:39:35	Electronic guide tracks
00:39:43	- What's in there?
00:39:46	- Can I see it?
00:39:50	But I think you're going to find our
00:39:57	We can now make commercials
00:40:00	With no live actors at all,
00:40:03	Computers animate the images...
00:40:05	...dress them, provide voices.
00:40:08	Here you see a typical computer model
00:40:11	The subject is in the next room...
00:40:13	...and the computer is constructing
00:40:16	...from the database.
00:40:18	We can program the kind of improvements
00:40:22	...although Cindy has had surgery.
00:40:24	Incredible.
00:40:26	What do those lines mean?
00:40:28	Those are baseline-corrected matrices.
00:40:31	For major audiences, age-segregated.
00:40:35	...we can change the programming,
00:40:38	Amazing. That could put me out of a job.
00:40:41	I doubt that.
00:40:43	Our voice synthesizer is over here.
00:40:48	Hi, I'm Cindy.
00:40:53	I'm here to sell for you.
00:40:55	Hi, I'm Cindy.
00:40:59	I'm here to sell for you.
00:41:01	Hi, I'm Cindy.
00:41:06	I'm here to sell for you.
00:41:08	Hi, I'm Cindy.
00:41:13	I'm here to sell for you.
00:41:15	Hi, I'm Cindy.
00:41:20	I'm here to sell for you.
00:41:23	Boy, that was the weirdest thing
00:41:34	He came to D.M.I.
00:41:36	- With the girl, yes. Why?
00:41:40	D.M.I. Security cards
00:41:42	He took it.
00:41:44	Now, why would Dr. Roberts
00:41:47	We don't have anything to hide, do we?
00:41:50	I think we should search his house
00:41:53	I don't want Dr. Roberts upset.
00:41:55	We took his file, his pen and his button
00:42:03	All right, but be careful.
00:42:05	Tomorrow's the most important
00:42:08	I don't want anything to go wrong.
00:42:13	All right.
00:42:16	For two days you haven't let me
00:42:19	I'm flattered, but there is such a thing
00:42:22	Actress Tina Cassidy
00:42:24	... from her West Hollywood
00:42:27	It was the second such death
00:42:29	... since the apparent suicide
00:42:39	Larry, what's going on?
00:42:42	You're fine, Cindy.
00:42:47	There were four of us
00:42:50	Tina and Lisa...
00:42:53	...and me and Susan.
00:42:55	Where's Susan?
00:42:56	Susan had an automobile accident
00:43:13	You did us all.
00:43:16	That's right, I did.
00:43:22	- But you're fine, Cindy.
00:43:25	What have you got me mixed up in?
00:43:27	- I don't know.
00:43:30	Well, let's get the police in on this.
00:43:33	- The police are already investigating.
00:43:36	Well, they asked me
00:43:39	Fine, sure. I could be dead
00:43:42	Oh, Jesus, Larry!
00:43:47	You should have told me.
00:43:50	I have a right to know
00:44:01	- Where are your car keys?
00:44:05	- I'm gonna go to my parents to get clothes.
00:44:08	Do you have a gun?
00:44:10	- A gun?
00:44:13	No, I don't have a gun.
00:44:15	Great.
00:44:17	How do you plan on protecting me?
00:44:23	Please, Larry, give me the keys.
00:44:31	I'm gonna visit with my parents
00:44:47	I got one! I got a duck, I got a duck.
00:44:50	Lucy, that is a decoy.
00:44:56	Well, it sure fooled me.
00:44:59	- Oh, Cindy, what a pleasant surprise.
00:45:03	Mom.
00:45:05	- Your father's gonna be so glad to see you.
00:45:09	- Hi, Daddy.
00:45:11	- Cindy, my darling baby. How are you?
00:45:16	Daddy, I don't know how to...
00:45:18	- Trouble with that car again?
00:45:21	I told you that insurance would kill you.
00:45:25	No, no, Daddy, it's...
00:45:26	I know, baby. Wait.
00:45:32	Daddy...
00:47:13	Let me ask you a frank question:
00:47:15	Are you feeling out of sorts?
00:47:17	Are you frequently irritable and on edge?
00:47:20	Well, constipation
00:47:23	But there is an easy answer.
00:47:26	Relieve.
00:47:27	Gentle, natural, time-released
00:47:31	This clock's been
00:47:33	United Van Lines moved it over
00:47:37	Nice going, United.
00:47:38	United's pre-planning guide
00:47:41	Our furniture and paintings
00:47:44	- ... all arrived on time.
00:47:47	When we got transferred to Milwaukee,
00:47:50	This Bud's for all you guys
00:47:52	... and the rubber side down.
00:47:57	For all the roads you ride
00:48:02	The king of beers is coming through.
00:48:05	Yeah, just for you.
00:48:07	That distinctively clean, crisp taste
00:48:11	Larry?
00:48:13	This Bud's for you.
00:48:14	Larry? The way I look at...
00:48:21	Larry, what happened?
00:48:29	Larry, why are we coming back here?
00:48:33	I don't think so.
00:48:34	But you told me
00:48:36	Not quite. They wouldn't show me
00:48:39	- Said it was a maintenance section.
00:48:42	I wanna find out what's in that lab.
00:48:44	You can't get past
00:48:47	Are you coming or not?
00:48:51	High drive in the deep left side
00:48:55	... to the wall. It's gone.
00:49:01	Hey.
00:49:04	Hey, you. You gotta sign in.
00:49:07	Right.
00:49:09	Twenty-nine runs batted in,
00:49:13	- And the time.
00:49:16	Right.
00:49:17	The Dodgers, three runs,
00:49:20	The Astros, two runs,
00:49:25	The winning pitcher
00:49:39	- Where'd you get the card?
00:49:41	- You stole it?
00:49:45	- What if somebody finds out we're here?
00:49:50	- What's that?
00:49:52	Right, I told you
00:49:55	It's more than that.
00:49:57	Come on.
00:50:01	What's the Looker Lab?
00:50:15	What's wrong?
00:50:18	My card won't open the door.
00:50:20	- is now two and 0.
00:50:22	The losing pitcher
00:50:26	And this crowd of 49,642...
00:50:30	... absolutely delirious.
00:50:33	Now, there's tomorrow.
00:50:37	And it will be Nolan Ryan
00:50:40	We'll just have to wait and see about
00:50:47	The post-game show
00:50:51	Larry, I think we should get out of here.
00:50:55	We're already in big trouble.
00:50:58	Follow me.
00:51:01	I can't take this.
00:51:17	What's in here?
00:51:19	I don't know.
00:51:26	I wanna get in the Looker Lab.
00:51:28	Maybe there's a connecting door.
00:52:01	Look out.
00:53:03	He's like a janitor.
00:53:05	Electronic maintenance equipment.
00:54:05	- Well, that's sweet of you.
00:54:09	- Tell me, mirror, what is that?
00:54:12	- Ravish?
00:54:13	Here, put a little behind your ear.
00:54:16	A drop behind the knees would please.
00:54:20	- My toe?
00:54:24	Now I wonder who that could be?
00:54:26	Ravish. It fulfills...
00:54:28	"Looker.
00:54:29	Light Ocular-Oriented
00:54:34	- Well, what does that mean?
00:54:37	Hi, Warrior, isn't this the pits?
00:54:40	I never dreamed when I married Jim
00:54:43	These poor actors,
00:54:47	They're not actors.
00:54:50	All I get is this grungy kitchen.
00:54:53	Give me that mop.
00:54:57	Warrior All-Purpose Cleaner
00:55:00	Why, Warrior, you look like
00:55:04	This is my arena.
00:55:07	But it's just as dumb
00:55:11	Seems like there should
00:55:13	Now, you just watch.
00:55:15	Warrior All-Purpose Cleaner
00:55:19	Oh, Warrior, you're my guy from now on.
00:55:22	- Well, what about Jim?
00:55:27	I want it.
00:55:30	I want it.
00:55:34	I want it too.
00:55:36	They all want it, and they want it bad.
00:55:39	The body, the thickness,
00:55:44	"Looker is a computer-generated
00:55:48	...synchronized
00:55:51	...producing an autohypnotic
00:55:54	I want it.
00:55:56	I want it.
00:56:00	New Wave.
00:56:02	If you really want it,
00:56:04	- Yes, I do. I surely do.
00:56:07	The New Wave look of...
00:56:09	Hey, hey, hey.
00:56:12	What happened?
00:56:14	Don't look at the screen.
00:56:17	They use computer animation...
00:56:19	...to put a hypnotic light pulse
00:56:22	But they're also producing a gun.
00:56:24	A gun? I don't like guns.
00:56:26	This is no ordinary gun.
00:56:29	This gun gives
00:56:33	...through repeated
00:56:37	It uses light.
00:56:39	Now, this is a Looker defense. Listen:
00:56:41	"Smoke is a defense
00:56:44	It diffuses the pulse."
00:56:46	This is the defense,
00:56:50	It looks like a flashlight.
00:56:54	Is that what it is?
00:56:56	It's just a glorified flashlight.
00:56:59	This is unlike any gun ever made before.
00:57:02	It works with light.
00:57:05	It puts you in a hypnotic trance...
00:57:08	...so that you lose all sense of time.
00:57:12	That's why they were able to do
00:57:16	Larry, you know what, I...
00:57:28	Cindy.
00:57:29	Cindy!
00:57:34	Fruit of the Loom Guys!
00:57:36	- Our briefs holding up okay, chief?
00:57:39	Fruit of the Loom
00:57:41	Thanks to our Superband waistband.
00:57:43	Snaps back wash after wash.
00:57:45	- That's quality.
00:57:47	Take it from a pro.
00:57:49	Hey, you guys getting seasick?
00:57:53	- nail color lasts at least three days
00:57:57	And we polished
00:58:01	In consumer tests, 111 women put their
00:58:07	And 76 percent came out...
00:58:19	All these good things are about to become
00:58:23	... that is your favorite and ours.
00:58:26	A pizza so special that it can only be called
00:58:41	Isn't this the pits?
00:58:43	I never dreamed when I married Jim
00:58:46	But, gee, you have a college degree.
00:58:49	Lot of good it does me.
00:58:52	All I get is this grungy kitchen.
00:58:55	Give me that mop.
00:59:00	Warrior All-Purpose Cleaner
00:59:04	Oh, mirror, mirror, on the wall,
00:59:08	Well, of course, you are very beautiful.
00:59:11	Well, that's sweet of you.
00:59:12	- But there's one thing you lack.
00:59:16	- Ravish.
00:59:17	Ravish perfume. Here, put a little...
00:59:25	- My toe?
00:59:29	Now, I wonder who that could be.
00:59:33	Let me ask you a frank question:
00:59:36	Are you feeling out of sorts?
00:59:38	Are you frequently irritable and on edge?
00:59:41	Constipation is nothing to sneeze at.
00:59:44	But there is an easy answer.
00:59:47	Relieve.
00:59:48	Gentle and natural
00:59:52	Relieve gets you through
00:59:55	... without any of the harshness
00:59:58	So if you're troubled
01:00:01	... you need Relieve.
01:00:04	Time-released laxative capsules
01:00:14	And Converse All Stars have been there.
01:00:17	In Berlin, London, Helsinki,
01:00:22	... Mexico City, the U.S.
01:00:25	Since basketball became
01:00:27	... Converse All Stars have been there.
01:00:29	And again this year in Montreal,
01:00:33	... with Converse All Stars.
01:01:03	- You okay?
01:01:05	I've done it, Cindy. I've worked it all out.
01:01:08	Now come on. Let's get out of here.
01:01:52	Okay, we can synch up to visual.
01:01:55	I'm sorry, could we
01:01:58	My name is John Reston.
01:02:01	Hi, I'm John Reston. How's that?
01:02:06	John Reston never tires of confronting the
01:02:10	You find them, bring the girl back here...
01:02:13	...and get rid of him. Got it?
01:02:16	Today, tomorrow, forever.
01:02:19	Is that right, Mr. Reston?
01:02:21	- Forever, yes! Forever!
01:04:18	Lieutenant Masters.
01:05:38	Larry, look out!
01:07:57	To hell with him. We got the girl.
01:07:59	Come on, let's go. Bring her.
01:08:19	Any proof that Reston's people
01:08:21	A smoke gun. I put it away.
01:08:23	Good. Don't tell the others.
01:08:25	We're closing in,
01:08:28	...what Roberts does now.
01:08:30	And whether he stays alive.
01:08:33	Have you lost purpose in your life?
01:08:37	Are you tired and defeated?
01:08:39	Have you lost your...?
01:09:08	The first day of the rest of your life.
01:09:11	You can have a new purpose,
01:09:18	Yes, folks.
01:09:20	Miraculous as it may seem...
01:09:22	- Idiot, what are you doing?
01:09:25	... for a bright, glowing future for you.
01:09:27	Now. Yes, I say now.
01:09:30	Because it's happening right now.
01:09:45	Because there's a high-paying career
01:09:54	Imagine yourself
01:09:57	That's the future we offer you in our
01:10:04	There are more of them every day.
01:10:06	And more programmers needed to fill
01:10:09	Get security now. Why delay?
01:11:12	Baker-Twelve, Baker-Twelve...
01:11:16	He's over there.
01:11:38	Would you give me
01:11:48	- No, he's not here.
01:11:50	- Call it off.
01:11:56	RI Central to car nine,
01:11:59	RI Central to car seven,
01:12:01	Officers.
01:12:03	They can never leave.
01:12:11	He armed?
01:12:13	- No, he's not armed.
01:12:17	Yeah, sure.
01:12:19	There's a big reception tonight.
01:12:21	We gotta keep you quiet until it's over.
01:12:33	First guests at the reception,
01:12:36	First guests have arrived.
01:12:38	Mr. Reston is in the hall.
01:12:39	Speech will begin in four minutes.
01:12:43	Crowd monitors need two additional
01:12:52	I guess you know about Looker.
01:12:55	Looker? What's Looker?
01:12:57	There's a bunch of lookers.
01:13:04	You mean,
01:13:08	Hey, guys, come on,
01:13:10	The show's gonna start, come on.
01:13:17	Mr. Reston will begin his speech
01:13:21	Bring him back to central, Unit 12.
01:13:25	We don't want any trouble.
01:13:28	All units to positions, please.
01:13:30	Mr. Reston is in the hall. Stand by.
01:13:34	Unit 12, report.
01:13:36	RI Central,
01:13:40	Unit 12, report. Where is your party?
01:13:43	- Please report.
01:14:18	It's on the 18th floor,
01:14:20	Tonight we're going to show you
01:14:23	...Reston Industries has made
01:14:26	Television...
01:14:27	...is the most powerful selling medium
01:14:34	Reception is on the 18th floor.
01:14:37	Reception is on the 18th floor.
01:14:43	Tonight, we'll show you some
01:14:46	...generated by our computer
01:14:53	- Good evening.
01:14:59	- Could you loosen my hand?
01:15:03	It hurts.
01:15:05	I mean, it really hurts a lot.
01:15:14	Larry's going to save me.
01:15:17	Any minute now.
01:15:19	Television can control public opinion
01:15:21	...than armies of secret police
01:15:26	The American government forces
01:15:30	But nobody forces them to watch TV.
01:15:33	Americans of all ages submit
01:15:36	Television is the American ideal.
01:15:39	Persuasion without coercion.
01:15:43	Nobody makes us watch.
01:15:44	Who could have predicted that
01:15:48	...one fifth of their lives
01:15:53	Fifteen years sitting in prison
01:15:58	But15 years sitting in front
01:16:04	And the average American now spends
01:16:08	...watching television commercials.
01:16:10	Fifty minutes every day of his life
01:16:13	Now, that's power.
01:16:15	Yet the commercials have been
01:16:21	Now, Reston Industries
01:16:26	Commercials combining
01:16:31	...in real settings,
01:16:34	The way of the future.
01:16:36	So without further ado,
01:16:41	...its latest visual development.
01:17:11	- Reston Industries is...
01:17:13	Hey, what's with the uniform?
01:17:15	Hi, I'm Candy.
01:17:17	Wherever you find the cutting edge
01:17:21	... that's where you'll find
01:17:23	Reston Industries
01:17:25	In 37 countries
01:17:28	... Norway to Nicaragua,
01:17:30	... Reston Industries stands for growth...
01:17:32	... for innovation in science and technology
01:17:36	Where's that son of a bitch?
01:17:37	Reston Industries
01:17:39	Reston Industries
01:17:41	Reston Industries doesn't just plan
01:19:04	Ladies and gentlemen,
01:19:07	... candidate for president
01:19:12	Hello, I'm Senator Harrison...
01:19:15	... sharing with you
01:19:17	... on the eve of the national election.
01:19:19	Perhaps you feel as I do...
01:19:21	... that our great nation faces
01:19:24	... overwhelmed by inflation,
01:19:27	... manipulated by faceless corporations
01:19:32	It truly seems a dark hour for liberty.
01:19:36	But there is something
01:19:38	We can return to the individual freedom
01:19:43	... who forged our country
01:19:45	A vote for me is a vote
01:19:48	They don't know
01:19:52	They're fascinated. Look at them.
01:19:56	Against pollution
01:20:01	There is still time.
01:20:35	I admit it,
01:20:37	- Even in my perfect and spotless kitchen.
01:20:41	What with
01:20:43	... the rush and bustle of a large family,
01:20:47	Well, I found my answer right here,
01:20:55	Fast, painlessly, and odorlessly.
01:20:58	Damn, how did he get here?
01:21:01	No muss and fuss,
01:21:05	Get new...
01:21:36	Gotta stop him...
01:21:56	What's the matter, honey?
01:21:57	Oh, these pressures, I can't sleep.
01:22:01	Don't worry, darling,
01:22:05	New gentle action Snooze.
01:22:07	But I've tried medicines before
01:22:11	Snooze is more than just medicine.
01:22:14	- Oh, I don't know.
01:22:41	New Snooze is more than medicine.
01:22:45	Trust Snooze to give you the restful sleep
01:22:48	Other medicines take your money,
01:22:52	... for a restful, refreshing sleep.
01:22:54	New Snooze is more than medicine.
01:22:59	New Snooze.
01:24:43	Isn't it gorgeous?
01:24:45	Nothing could be more beautiful
01:24:48	... than the economical
01:24:50	This car is so hot,
01:24:54	But let's look at those interiors.
01:24:59	Gives European access with deep,
01:25:03	... for sporting space you'll love.
01:25:06	Nothing could be better
01:25:08	... including digital dash clock...
01:25:18	- is standard equipment.
01:25:51	But don't take my word for it.
01:25:53	- See for yourself at your local dealership.
01:25:56	- And remember, seeing is believing.
01:25:59	I love Dodge. You will too.
01:26:02	New Dodge Omni.
01:26:05	Why don't you drive one today?
01:26:07	Remember, seeing is believing.
01:26:42	Oh, Mom, do we have to have
01:26:46	Yeah, I'm tired of the same
01:26:49	They're right, dear.
01:27:10	Jennifer?
01:27:21	New Oaties are the oat cereal...
01:27:23	... that families adore when they're tired
01:27:27	New Oaties...
01:28:53	Spurt makes any mouth fresh and alive.
01:29:13	New Spurt makes any mouth come alive.
01:29:19	New Spurt toothpaste, feel fresh again.
01:29:22	New Spurt toothpaste,
01:29:43	You all right?
01:29:44	Oh, sure.
01:29:47	Hey, that's a nasty cut.
01:29:51	You're a doctor.
01:29:53	No, I can't do it.
01:29:55	I don't date my patients.
01:29:58	- I am one of your patients.
01:30:01	Why not?
01:30:03	Because I wanna take you out
01:30:06	Oh, Larry.
01:30:08	I don't know if I could take
01:30:12	That's where you'll find
01:30:14	Thirty-seven countries
01:30:16	... from Norway to Nicaragua,
01:30:19	Reston Industries stands for growth,
01:30:22	... a better life for all of us.
01:30:24	Reston Industries
01:30:27	Because Reston Industries

Looker