Quatermass

"I wish Bernard were here..."

"Chance'd be a fine thing - British Rocket Group's got it's own problems..."

The Quatermass Experiment - Episode 1 - "Contact Has Been Established..." (Tx.18 July 1953) 

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One morning, two hours after dawn, the first manned rocket in the history of the world takes off from the Tarooma Range, Australia. 

The three observers see on their scanning screens a quickly receding Earth. 

The rocket is guided from the ground by remote control as they rise through the ozone layer, the stratosphere, the ionosphere, beyond the air. 

They are to reach a height of fifteen hundred miles above the Earth and there learn what is to be learnt. 

For an experiment is an operation designed to discover some unknown truth. It is also ... a risk.

The Quatermass Experiment - Episode 2 - "Persons Reported, Missing..." (Tx. 25 July 1953) 

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"What went on here?! What did it do to them?!"

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