USER: Hello can you rewrite Napoleon XIV's novelty song This Is Planet Earth as an Outer Limits(1995-2002) episode? The song goes as such: This is Planet Earth(x3) Prepare for landing and exploration(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The sky is dirty, we cannot see it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The air is dirty, we cannot breathe it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The water's dirty, we cannot drink it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The food is dirty, we cannot eat it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The land is dirty, we cannot use it(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait(x3) This is Planet Earth9x3) Prepare for takeoff, it wasn't worth it(x6) News Anchor: A spokesman for the Bureau of UFOs discounted the reported sightings At this time, however, reports of the sightings are coming in from every segment of the community The so-called spaceships are reported to have hovered approximately two hundred feet above the earth's surface for several minutes before disappearing In a moment, sports and weather Can you rewrite this into a clip show episode of the Outer Limits , as the dialogue goes, several clips play...

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USER: Hello can you rewrite Napoleon XIV's novelty song This Is Planet Earth as an Outer Limits(1995-2002) episode? The song goes as such: This is Planet Earth(x3) Prepare for landing and exploration(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The sky is dirty, we cannot see it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The air is dirty, we cannot breathe it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The water's dirty, we cannot drink it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The food is dirty, we cannot eat it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The land is dirty, we cannot use it(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait(x3) This is Planet Earth9x3) Prepare for takeoff, it wasn't worth it(x6) News Anchor: A spokesman for the Bureau of UFOs discounted the reported sightings At this time, however, reports of the sightings are coming in from every segment of the community The so-called spaceships are reported to have hovered approximately two hundred feet above the earth's surface for several minutes before disappearing In a moment, sports and weather Can you rewrite this into a clip show episode of the Outer Limits , as the dialogue goes, several clips play in between implying the aliens discover what happens in the Earth and the aliens have been monitoring the planet until they decide it isn't worth it. Make like so, when one of the aliens yell wait wait wait, and the clip from a previous Outer Limits episode plays on the monitor of the ship, though we never see what the aliens look like, the clips used would be: "White Light Fever"- Harlan Hawkes' (William Hickey) heart fails again and he sees himself moving down a tunnel of light. His personal physician, Dr. McEnerney (Bruce Davison), rushes to the scene and resuscitates him just in time. A mysterious blue energy appears near Hawkes' body and moves into the electrical systems of the room. Although Hawkes is still alive, his heart is badly damaged, and the artificial heart being developed by McEnerney will not be ready in time. Hawkes threatens to pull funding from the artificial heart project unless he is moved to the front of the queue for the next available donor heart. This puts Dr. McEnerney in a difficult moral situation. Losing funding for the artificial heart project could mean the loss of a system that could save thousands of lives. To keep the funding, he must give priority to a ruthless, cold elderly man who has already had a full life. The situation is even more difficult because Jesse, the future sister-in-law of his colleague, Dr. Anne Crain, is only eighteen and needs a heart transplant to live. The blue energy released during Hawkes' last resuscitation begins to try to kill Hawkes. McEnerney realizes that keeping Hawkes alive beyond his time has serious consequences and refuses Hawkes' request to be given priority. Both of the prospective heart recipients--Hawkes and the young girl--die. "Under the Bed"- When a little boy is abducted and eaten, the only witness, his sister, claims that someone or something under the bed took him. "The New Breed"- Dr. Stephen Ledbetter (Richard Thomas) makes a technological and medical breakthrough when he creates a type of tiny machine, known as nanobots, capable of curing any disease or imperfections in the human body. But it goes wrong and causes hideous transformations, like eyes behind the back and gills. "Unnatural Selection"- Howard (Alan Ruck) & Joanne Sharp (Catherine Mary Stewart) are having a baby. They must decide whether to give their child all the advantages of black market genetic enhancements, which run the risk of Genetic Rejection Syndrome (GRS). After discovering that their neighbor's son did not die years ago, but rather has been turned into a monster as a result of GRS, Howard & Joanne decide to reverse the genetic enhancement process of their unborn child. "Last Supper"- Frank Martin's son Danny (Fred Savage) brings home a beautiful girl to meet his family. The girl, Jade (Sandrine Holt), looks exactly like a girl Frank once rescued from a top-secret military experiment 20 years before. "The Revelations of 'Becka Paulson"- Becka Paulson accidentally shoots herself in the head while watching a soap opera. The bullet lodges in her brain, and begins to have some strange effects. In a stroke of 'luck', the bullet does not kill Becka, but her severe brain damage causes her to begin to hallucinate that the picture of a tuxedoed stranger on top of the TV (Who calls himself 'The 8 By 10' Man; in the original story it was a picture of Jesus) is talking to her. Under the advice of the 8 By 10 Man, Becka eventually decides to kill her worthless husband, and in a bit of 'damaged savantry', rigs up the television (under the 8 by 10 Man's instructions) to deliver a fatal electrical pulse to whoever touches the knob. Becka in the end tricks her husband into touching it, but as he begins to be fatally electrocuted, she finally realizes just what she has done and tries to save him. All she does is alter the circuit by touching him, and the two fall dead, the victim of a tragic quirk of fate that was in the end far from lucky. "A Special Edition" - Donald Rivers, a journalist for the television show The Whole Truth, has found proof that the government & large defense contractors have been illegally and secretly cloning human beings. After locking himself in the studio with only a small crew, he plans to air his report during this, another signal overrides theirs, showing a clone of Rivers giving a fraudulent report, saying that Dr. Strong went crazy and killed everyone but Rivers and his driver, who managed to escape. Shortly thereafter, clones walk into the van followed by the Rivers clone, who pulls a gun on the crew. Stating that the viewers are already starting to forget due to the "fraudulent report", the Rivers clone adds that no matter how influential he is, his show is just a show. Rivers, Strong, Sandra, and the skeleton crew are summarily shot to death by the Rivers clone. "Identity Crisis" - Captain Cotter McCoy (Lou Diamond Phillips) is the first of a new breed of soldier. As part of a top-secret program overseen by Dr. Greg Olander (Robert Joy), General Langston Chase (Dale Wilson), and Cotter's friend, Colonel Pete Butler (Scott Kraft), the contents of McCoy's brain can be temporarily transferred into an android version of himself. This process creates a virtually indestructible fighting machine with the smarts and experience of a human being. But, one day something goes wrong "Mary 25"- The Innobotics Corporation develops Mary 25 as a robot nanny. She is designed not to allow anyone to harm the children, including the children themselves. When the children start fighting amongst themselves, Mary places them in separate rooms. Teryl, the children's mother & Charlie's wife, wants Mary out of the house, but Charlie says no, since he has started using Mary as a sex toy. It becomes clear that Charlie has been abusing Teryl when the children ask Mary: "Why does daddy hurt mommy?". Melburn has feelings for Teryl and tries to protect her; he re-programs Mary so that she now considers that by hurting the mother, Charlie is hurting the children. When Charlie next beats Teryl, Mary breaks his neck. In the aftermath, a human nanny is re-hired, and the spark is rekindled between Teryl & Melburn. In the episode's twist ending, Teryl's dark secret is discovered: the real Teryl that Melburn loved had been killed by Charlie and was replaced by Valerie 24, a successor to the defunct Valerie 23. She had used Mary to get rid of Charlie because she believed Melburn would love her. "Final Exam"- Dr. James Martin (Brett Cullen), a negotiator for the Department of Energy Nuclear Response Team, is called in when a disgruntled grad student, Seth Todtman (Peter Stebbings), takes hostages at a university, where Todtman claims to have invented a cold-fusion bomb & is threatening to detonate it. Todtman wants the government to bring him five people & kill them. Martin's colleagues dismiss Todtman as a crank, until the sample device Todtman provides goes off with megaton force. Martin meets with Todtman face-to-face to face & tries to understand the logic behind his rage at the people he wants killed: cruel foster parents, corrupt professors & a heartless librarian. Martin tries to reason with Todtman while the military tries to find a way to disarm the device. The government assassinates Todtman & defuses the bomb, but Todman had warned Martin that, just like with the creation of the atom bomb, someone else will soon find a way to create another device. At the end of the episode, a disgruntled student at a different college is shown taking a test where one of the questions is: "Demonstrate why cold fusion is impossible." He quits the exam & leaves to carry on Todtman's work. "The Shroud"- A married couple seeks help with conceiving a child. Behind the scenes some scientists plan to use the woman to clone the human nature of Jesus Christ. "Free Spirit"- A sanatorium for schizophrenics is plagued by a series of bizarre killings. It turns out the carnage is the handiwork of a restless, body-hopping spirit, the ghost of a man whom Dr. Rachel Harris (Dina Meyer) had been forced to kill during a botched military experiment four years earlier. However, even with this knowledge, Rachel has no way of knowing into whose body the malevolent spirit will leap next - nor what the deadly entity ultimately has in mind for her. And at the end it goes the same as the song as the aliens declare it wasn't worth it, and make the news reporter a little pompous about the aliens sightings, and after he announces the sports and weather he talks sensational stuff like celebrities getting drunk etcetc. Can you write this episode as the Control Voice's closing narration echoes out. Cansuch, though the clips presented come from serious episodes, make the tone of this a bit light hearted, can you write how this plays out? And can you also write the Control Voices's opening narration and closing narration?narration, though the rest of the episode is light hearted, make the intro and outro narrations serious?

USER: Hello can you rewrite Napoleon XIV's novelty song This Is Planet Earth as an Outer Limits(1995-2002) episode? The song goes as such: This is Planet Earth(x3) Prepare for landing and exploration(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The sky is dirty, we cannot see it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The air is dirty, we cannot breathe it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The water's dirty, we cannot drink it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The food is dirty, we cannot eat it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The land is dirty, we cannot use it(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait(x3) This is Planet Earth9x3) Prepare for takeoff, it wasn't worth it(x6) News Anchor: A spokesman for the Bureau of UFOs discounted the reported sightings At this time, however, reports of the sightings are coming in from every segment of the community The so-called spaceships are reported to have hovered approximately two hundred feet above the earth's surface for several minutes before disappearing In a moment, sports and weather Can you rewrite this into a clip show episode of the Outer Limits , as the dialogue goes, several clips play in between implying the aliens discover what happens in the Earth and the aliens have been monitoring the planet until they decide it isn't worth it. Make like so, when one of the aliens yell wait wait wait, and the clip from a previous Outer Limits episode plays on the monitor of the ship, though we never see what the aliens look like, the clips used would be: "White Light Fever"- Harlan Hawkes' (William Hickey) heart fails again and he sees himself moving down a tunnel of light. His personal physician, Dr. McEnerney (Bruce Davison), rushes to the scene and resuscitates him just in time. A mysterious blue energy appears near Hawkes' body and moves into the electrical systems of the room. Although Hawkes is still alive, his heart is badly damaged, and the artificial heart being developed by McEnerney will not be ready in time. Hawkes threatens to pull funding from the artificial heart project unless he is moved to the front of the queue for the next available donor heart. This puts Dr. McEnerney in a difficult moral situation. Losing funding for the artificial heart project could mean the loss of a system that could save thousands of lives. To keep the funding, he must give priority to a ruthless, cold elderly man who has already had a full life. The situation is even more difficult because Jesse, the future sister-in-law of his colleague, Dr. Anne Crain, is only eighteen and needs a heart transplant to live. The blue energy released during Hawkes' last resuscitation begins to try to kill Hawkes. McEnerney realizes that keeping Hawkes alive beyond his time has serious consequences and refuses Hawkes' request to be given priority. Both of the prospective heart recipients--Hawkes and the young girl--die. "Under the Bed"- When a little boy is abducted and eaten, the only witness, his sister, claims that someone or something under the bed took him. "The New Breed"- Dr. Stephen Ledbetter (Richard Thomas) makes a technological and medical breakthrough when he creates a type of tiny machine, known as nanobots, capable of curing any disease or imperfections in the human body. But it goes wrong and causes hideous transformations, like eyes behind the back and gills. "Unnatural Selection"- Howard (Alan Ruck) & Joanne Sharp (Catherine Mary Stewart) are having a baby. They must decide whether to give their child all the advantages of black market genetic enhancements, which run the risk of Genetic Rejection Syndrome (GRS). After discovering that their neighbor's son did not die years ago, but rather has been turned into a monster as a result of GRS, Howard & Joanne decide to reverse the genetic enhancement process of their unborn child. "Last Supper"- Frank Martin's son Danny (Fred Savage) brings home a beautiful girl to meet his family. The girl, Jade (Sandrine Holt), looks exactly like a girl Frank once rescued from a top-secret military experiment 20 years before. "The Revelations of 'Becka Paulson"- Becka Paulson accidentally shoots herself in the head while watching a soap opera. The bullet lodges in her brain, and begins to have some strange effects. In a stroke of 'luck', the bullet does not kill Becka, but her severe brain damage causes her to begin to hallucinate that the picture of a tuxedoed stranger on top of the TV (Who calls himself 'The 8 By 10' Man; in the original story it was a picture of Jesus) is talking to her. Under the advice of the 8 By 10 Man, Becka eventually decides to kill her worthless husband, and in a bit of 'damaged savantry', rigs up the television (under the 8 by 10 Man's instructions) to deliver a fatal electrical pulse to whoever touches the knob. Becka in the end tricks her husband into touching it, but as he begins to be fatally electrocuted, she finally realizes just what she has done and tries to save him. All she does is alter the circuit by touching him, and the two fall dead, the victim of a tragic quirk of fate that was in the end far from lucky. "A Special Edition" - Donald Rivers, a journalist for the television show The Whole Truth, has found proof that the government & large defense contractors have been illegally and secretly cloning human beings. After locking himself in the studio with only a small crew, he plans to air his report during this, another signal overrides theirs, showing a clone of Rivers giving a fraudulent report, saying that Dr. Strong went crazy and killed everyone but Rivers and his driver, who managed to escape. Shortly thereafter, clones walk into the van followed by the Rivers clone, who pulls a gun on the crew. Stating that the viewers are already starting to forget due to the "fraudulent report", the Rivers clone adds that no matter how influential he is, his show is just a show. Rivers, Strong, Sandra, and the skeleton crew are summarily shot to death by the Rivers clone. "Identity Crisis" - Captain Cotter McCoy (Lou Diamond Phillips) is the first of a new breed of soldier. As part of a top-secret program overseen by Dr. Greg Olander (Robert Joy), General Langston Chase (Dale Wilson), and Cotter's friend, Colonel Pete Butler (Scott Kraft), the contents of McCoy's brain can be temporarily transferred into an android version of himself. This process creates a virtually indestructible fighting machine with the smarts and experience of a human being. But, one day something goes wrong "Mary 25"- The Innobotics Corporation develops Mary 25 as a robot nanny. She is designed not to allow anyone to harm the children, including the children themselves. When the children start fighting amongst themselves, Mary places them in separate rooms. Teryl, the children's mother & Charlie's wife, wants Mary out of the house, but Charlie says no, since he has started using Mary as a sex toy. It becomes clear that Charlie has been abusing Teryl when the children ask Mary: "Why does daddy hurt mommy?". Melburn has feelings for Teryl and tries to protect her; he re-programs Mary so that she now considers that by hurting the mother, Charlie is hurting the children. When Charlie next beats Teryl, Mary breaks his neck. In the aftermath, a human nanny is re-hired, and the spark is rekindled between Teryl & Melburn. In the episode's twist ending, Teryl's dark secret is discovered: the real Teryl that Melburn loved had been killed by Charlie and was replaced by Valerie 24, a successor to the defunct Valerie 23. She had used Mary to get rid of Charlie because she believed Melburn would love her. "Final Exam"- Dr. James Martin (Brett Cullen), a negotiator for the Department of Energy Nuclear Response Team, is called in when a disgruntled grad student, Seth Todtman (Peter Stebbings), takes hostages at a university, where Todtman claims to have invented a cold-fusion bomb & is threatening to detonate it. Todtman wants the government to bring him five people & kill them. Martin's colleagues dismiss Todtman as a crank, until the sample device Todtman provides goes off with megaton force. Martin meets with Todtman face-to-face to face & tries to understand the logic behind his rage at the people he wants killed: cruel foster parents, corrupt professors & a heartless librarian. Martin tries to reason with Todtman while the military tries to find a way to disarm the device. The government assassinates Todtman & defuses the bomb, but Todman had warned Martin that, just like with the creation of the atom bomb, someone else will soon find a way to create another device. At the end of the episode, a disgruntled student at a different college is shown taking a test where one of the questions is: "Demonstrate why cold fusion is impossible." He quits the exam & leaves to carry on Todtman's work. "The Shroud"- A married couple seeks help with conceiving a child. Behind the scenes some scientists plan to use the woman to clone the human nature of Jesus Christ. "Free Spirit"- A sanatorium for schizophrenics is plagued by a series of bizarre killings. It turns out the carnage is the handiwork of a restless, body-hopping spirit, the ghost of a man whom Dr. Rachel Harris (Dina Meyer) had been forced to kill during a botched military experiment four years earlier. However, even with this knowledge, Rachel has no way of knowing into whose body the malevolent spirit will leap next - nor what the deadly entity ultimately has in mind for her. And at the end it goes the same as the song as the aliens declare it wasn't worth it, and make the news reporter a little pompous about the aliens sightings, and after he announces the sports and weather he talks sensational stuff like celebrities getting drunk etc. Can you write this episode as such, though the clips presented come from serious episodes, make the tone of this a bit light hearted, have the clips play in between when ever the alien commander says we must continue investigation, then when one of them panics yelling wait, another clip plays and uses that to explain why they shouldn't, can you write how this plays out? And can you also write the Control Voices's opening narration and closing narration, though the rest of the episode is light hearted, make the intro and outro narrations serious?

USER: Hello can you rewrite Napoleon XIV's novelty song This Is Planet Earth as an Outer Limits(1995-2002) episode? The song goes as such: This is Planet Earth(x3) Prepare for landing and exploration(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The sky is dirty, we cannot see it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The air is dirty, we cannot breathe it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The water's dirty, we cannot drink it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The food is dirty, we cannot eat it(x2) This is Planet Earth This is Planet Earth We must continue investigation(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait The land is dirty, we cannot use it(x2) Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait(x3) This is Planet Earth9x3) Prepare for takeoff, it wasn't worth it(x6) News Anchor: A spokesman for the Bureau of UFOs discounted the reported sightings At this time, however, reports of the sightings are coming in from every segment of the community The so-called spaceships are reported to have hovered approximately two hundred feet above the earth's surface for several minutes before disappearing In a moment, sports and weather Can you rewrite this into a clip show episode of the Outer Limits , as the dialogue goes, several clips play in between implying the aliens discover what happens in the Earth and the aliens have been monitoring the planet until they decide it isn't worth it. Make like so, when one of the aliens yell wait wait wait, and the clip from a previous Outer Limits episode plays on the monitor of the ship, though we never see what the aliens look like, the clips used would be: "White Light Fever"- Harlan Hawkes' (William Hickey) heart fails again and he sees himself moving down a tunnel of light. His personal physician, Dr. McEnerney (Bruce Davison), rushes to the scene and resuscitates him just in time. A mysterious blue energy appears near Hawkes' body and moves into the electrical systems of the room. Although Hawkes is still alive, his heart is badly damaged, and the artificial heart being developed by McEnerney will not be ready in time. Hawkes threatens to pull funding from the artificial heart project unless he is moved to the front of the queue for the next available donor heart. This puts Dr. McEnerney in a difficult moral situation. Losing funding for the artificial heart project could mean the loss of a system that could save thousands of lives. To keep the funding, he must give priority to a ruthless, cold elderly man who has already had a full life. The situation is even more difficult because Jesse, the future sister-in-law of his colleague, Dr. Anne Crain, is only eighteen and needs a heart transplant to live. The blue energy released during Hawkes' last resuscitation begins to try to kill Hawkes. McEnerney realizes that keeping Hawkes alive beyond his time has serious consequences and refuses Hawkes' request to be given priority. Both of the prospective heart recipients--Hawkes and the young girl--die. "Under the Bed"- When a little boy is abducted and eaten, the only witness, his sister, claims that someone or something under the bed took him. "The New Breed"- Dr. Stephen Ledbetter (Richard Thomas) makes a technological and medical breakthrough when he creates a type of tiny machine, known as nanobots, capable of curing any disease or imperfections in the human body. But it goes wrong and causes hideous transformations, like eyes behind the back and gills. "Unnatural Selection"- Howard (Alan Ruck) & Joanne Sharp (Catherine Mary Stewart) are having a baby. They must decide whether to give their child all the advantages of black market genetic enhancements, which run the risk of Genetic Rejection Syndrome (GRS). After discovering that their neighbor's son did not die years ago, but rather has been turned into a monster as a result of GRS, Howard & Joanne decide to reverse the genetic enhancement process of their unborn child. "Last Supper"- Frank Martin's son Danny (Fred Savage) brings home a beautiful girl to meet his family. The girl, Jade (Sandrine Holt), looks exactly like a girl Frank once rescued from a top-secret military experiment 20 years before. "The Revelations of 'Becka Paulson"- Becka Paulson accidentally shoots herself in the head while watching a soap opera. The bullet lodges in her brain, and begins to have some strange effects. In a stroke of 'luck', the bullet does not kill Becka, but her severe brain damage causes her to begin to hallucinate that the picture of a tuxedoed stranger on top of the TV (Who calls himself 'The 8 By 10' Man; in the original story it was a picture of Jesus) is talking to her. Under the advice of the 8 By 10 Man, Becka eventually decides to kill her worthless husband, and in a bit of 'damaged savantry', rigs up the television (under the 8 by 10 Man's instructions) to deliver a fatal electrical pulse to whoever touches the knob. Becka in the end tricks her husband into touching it, but as he begins to be fatally electrocuted, she finally realizes just what she has done and tries to save him. All she does is alter the circuit by touching him, and the two fall dead, the victim of a tragic quirk of fate that was in the end far from lucky. "A Special Edition" - Donald Rivers, a journalist for the television show The Whole Truth, has found proof that the government & large defense contractors have been illegally and secretly cloning human beings. After locking himself in the studio with only a small crew, he plans to air his report during this, another signal overrides theirs, showing a clone of Rivers giving a fraudulent report, saying that Dr. Strong went crazy and killed everyone but Rivers and his driver, who managed to escape. Shortly thereafter, clones walk into the van followed by the Rivers clone, who pulls a gun on the crew. Stating that the viewers are already starting to forget due to the "fraudulent report", the Rivers clone adds that no matter how influential he is, his show is just a show. Rivers, Strong, Sandra, and the skeleton crew are summarily shot to death by the Rivers clone. "Identity Crisis" - Captain Cotter McCoy (Lou Diamond Phillips) is the first of a new breed of soldier. As part of a top-secret program overseen by Dr. Greg Olander (Robert Joy), General Langston Chase (Dale Wilson), and Cotter's friend, Colonel Pete Butler (Scott Kraft), the contents of McCoy's brain can be temporarily transferred into an android version of himself. This process creates a virtually indestructible fighting machine with the smarts and experience of a human being. But, one day something goes wrong "Mary 25"- The Innobotics Corporation develops Mary 25 as a robot nanny. She is designed not to allow anyone to harm the children, including the children themselves. When the children start fighting amongst themselves, Mary places them in separate rooms. Teryl, the children's mother & Charlie's wife, wants Mary out of the house, but Charlie says no, since he has started using Mary as a sex toy. It becomes clear that Charlie has been abusing Teryl when the children ask Mary: "Why does daddy hurt mommy?". Melburn has feelings for Teryl and tries to protect her; he re-programs Mary so that she now considers that by hurting the mother, Charlie is hurting the children. When Charlie next beats Teryl, Mary breaks his neck. In the aftermath, a human nanny is re-hired, and the spark is rekindled between Teryl & Melburn. In the episode's twist ending, Teryl's dark secret is discovered: the real Teryl that Melburn loved had been killed by Charlie and was replaced by Valerie 24, a successor to the defunct Valerie 23. She had used Mary to get rid of Charlie because she believed Melburn would love her. "Final Exam"- Dr. James Martin (Brett Cullen), a negotiator for the Department of Energy Nuclear Response Team, is called in when a disgruntled grad student, Seth Todtman (Peter Stebbings), takes hostages at a university, where Todtman claims to have invented a cold-fusion bomb & is threatening to detonate it. Todtman wants the government to bring him five people & kill them. Martin's colleagues dismiss Todtman as a crank, until the sample device Todtman provides goes off with megaton force. Martin meets with Todtman face-to-face to face & tries to understand the logic behind his rage at the people he wants killed: cruel foster parents, corrupt professors & a heartless librarian. Martin tries to reason with Todtman while the military tries to find a way to disarm the device. The government assassinates Todtman & defuses the bomb, but Todman had warned Martin that, just like with the creation of the atom bomb, someone else will soon find a way to create another device. At the end of the episode, a disgruntled student at a different college is shown taking a test where one of the questions is: "Demonstrate why cold fusion is impossible." He quits the exam & leaves to carry on Todtman's work. "The Shroud"- A married couple seeks help with conceiving a child. Behind the scenes some scientists plan to use the woman to clone the human nature of Jesus Christ. "Free Spirit"- A sanatorium for schizophrenics is plagued by a series of bizarre killings. It turns out the carnage is the handiwork of a restless, body-hopping spirit, the ghost of a man whom Dr. Rachel Harris (Dina Meyer) had been forced to kill during a botched military experiment four years earlier. However, even with this knowledge, Rachel has no way of knowing into whose body the malevolent spirit will leap next - nor what the deadly entity ultimately has in mind for her. And at the end it goes the same as the song as the aliens declare it wasn't worth it, and make the news reporter a little pompous about the aliens sightings, and after he announces the sports and weather he talks sensational stuff like celebrities getting drunk etc. Can you write this episode as such, though the clips presented come from serious episodes, make the tone of this a bit light hearted, have the clips play in between when ever the alien commander says we must continue investigation, then when one of them panics yelling wait, another clip plays and uses that to explain why they shouldn't, can you write how this plays out? And can you also write the Control Voices's opening narration and closing narration, though the rest of the episode is light hearted, make the intro and outro narrations serious?