Thunder rumbling concentrate. Concentrate. Are you concentrating . N hear me, you are not concentrating. Oh, sorry. I suppose madame curie had days like this, too. Lets get on with it. Get your notebook, uncle fester. Goody ready. At exactly 10 28, subjects body stiff as a board. Subject stiff as a board. Indicating complete mental control. Control. 10 28 and a half. Entered final phase of addams experiment to prove that the human mind can triumph over the law of gravity. Gravity. Positions, please. Watch for the signal. growling now that gravitys a tough one. Darling, are you positive you were concentrating . Certainly. Did it work . Not quite. You were doing fine until you hit the floor. Hey, thats easy. We could just lower the floor. alarm sounding mails in. box creaking thank you, thing. Oh, its for you, darling. I wonder what that is . My new mark seven, custombuilt, grand prix croquet mallet. I stole it for 200. Thank you, thing. Occupant. Occupant. So nice to be remembered. Oh,
With weaknesses and failings like everybody else. If my collection is outstanding, its only because i work harder and am more dedicated than most people. [dingdong dingdong] coming but then, i guess thats what makes a champion, huh, martha . [dingdong dingdong] coming coming hi, mr. Wilson. Oh, hello, dennis. Ive been ringing your bell. We heard you. What do you want . Just seeing if your doorbell would work. For heavens sakes. Martha ask him to come in, george. Hi, mrs. Wilson. Hello, dear. Your mothers been looking for you. She wants you to go to the park with her. The Ladies Committee of the childrens Playground Fund are having their meeting there. Jeepers, at lunchtime . Im hungry. She didnt forget about you. Shes taking a picnic lunch. Oh, swell. You wanna come, mr. Wilson . No, i dont. The parks lots of fun. They got a drinking fountain if you put your finger on it. I am not interested. Goodbye, dennis. Bye, mr. Wilson. See you when i get back from the park. Thats what im afraid
Thats right. I. I am gonna teach you how to survive. Punishment training. Pain pain pain, going past suffering. Into the valley of agony. Thats right. Now, what do you say to a quick 10mile run . And after that, youll come back here, and well have three hours of special exercises. A a 10mile run and three hours, sir . Thats right, major. Thats right. And tomorrow. [laughs]. Well start the hard stuff. Okay . Right face doublequick. March move it, move it, move it [blows whistle] move it, move it, move it, move it hes trying to kill us. Yeah. Healey yeah . Oh, okay. Time. [blows whistle] [groans] hes trying to kill us. Kill us . See it in his eyes. He was testing us. Trying to kill us. But he couldnt break us down. We won, dont you see . Yeah. Oh, thats good. Ten minutes ago, i thought i died. Lets get out of here. Where are you going . [gasps] who said school was out . Oh, well, sir, you said you said we could leave after three hours of exercise. I lied i tell that to all my boys to kee
A song written against the clock, recorded twice, and featuring a session guitarist who was clearly not a Monkee, this was the band's last song to benefit from the massive exposure of a prime-time hit television show. Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart wrote it, the same team who wrote "Last Train To Clarksville," "I Want To Be Free," and "(Theme From) The Monkees." Let's take a look at the story behind "Valleri" by The Monkees.