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Jim Henson (writer)
Jerry Juhl (writer)
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Original Air Date:
23 February 1969 (Season 3, Episode 3)
Plot:
A man is trapped inside a mysterious cube. full summary | add synopsis
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Check This: Jim Henson's experimental 60s film The Cube
(From QuietEarth. 6 January 2009, 10:05 PM, PST)
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Finally... it exists! more (25 total)
Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only)| Richard Schaal | ... | The Man in the Cube | |
| Hugh Webster | ... | Arnie | |
| Rex Sevenoaks | ... | Manager | |
| Jack Van Evera | ... | Prisoner | |
| Jon Granic | ... | Straight Man / Sergeant | |
| Guy Sanvido | ... | Comic Fritz | |
| Eliza Creighton | ... | Seductress | |
| Don Crawford | ... | Black Militant | |
| William Osler | ... | Scientist | |
| Jerry Nelson | ... | Monk | |
| Sandra Scott | ... | Decorator | |
| Claude Rae | ... | Dr. Conners | |
| Don McGill | ... | Professor | |
| Ralph Endersby | ... | Guitarist | |
| Trudy Young | ... | Liza #1 |
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53 min
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Professor:
Excuse me, I know this is a bad time but I just wanted to congratulate you and shake your hand.
The Man in the Cube:
Oh? On what?
Professor:
Well, as I interpret what you're doing here, this is all a very complex discussion of Reality versus Illusion. The perfect subject for the television medium!
The Man in the Cube:
What do you mean, television?
Professor:
Well, this is a television play.
The Man in the Cube:
What?
Professor:
Oh, you don't believe that?
The Man in the Cube:
Of course not!
Professor:
I should have thought you'd want to. After all, there's only one other possible explanation.
The Man in the Cube:
Which is?
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I have been searching for this for years. I remember seeing it as a kid as well on TV during the sixties. The only reference I had seen for it was in Vincenzo Natali's "Cube". I actually saw it a few times late at night and even ran across it as a cult movie in a theatre during the 80's. The previous summary is fairly accurate. Obviously, the cube is a metaphor for life in an existential sense. One can sense and test the boundaries of our Self, but can't actually get out. Which is obviously very frustrating for even a small amount of self-awareness. It brings into question such subjects as the metaphysical "Who am I?", free will and interactions between what we perceive to be our Self and others. This is a really cool little film. It had a lasting impression an me. To my knowledge it has never been put on video.