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1. Rolzto, this is Dubrak! Are you aware of any shortage of women on Mars? The Earthlings have a film describing such a plight. The examples of females for breeding purposes are most curious: an airline stewardess and a burlesque dancer, to name two. I am wondering how critical they think Martian needs are in this area. What is the film? (The three words that make up the title in question are scattered throught the query above).
2. Itzmik! This is downright bizarre. One of the more primitive Earth films involves a political ploy. The film is nicely titled "Red Planet Mars". It seems Russian communists are attempting to deceive American society into believing God is on a scientist's hydrogen tube. (Collective alien laughter here). But seriously, guess whose voice actually is transmitted later to straighten matters out.
3. Xzando, Quitzl! Feast your six eyes on this. They filmed the story of Nyah, coincidentally comparable to the dominatrix Martian we have come to respect. Her leather outfit and cape make for an imposing figure. Her robot, Chani, assists in intimidating the patrons of a tavern on the English moors. What is this short British film?
4. Kredin! Of the four record albums, as the puny Earthlings call them, one is entirely ficticious. Take more care in compiling such lists as you peruse their music stores. I ask you, Kredin, which album, along with artist, does not exist?
5. Vordon, this is eerie. It's a film about a plan we nearly carried out a half century ago, in which our fighting machines came to Earth encased in meteors. The plan was to rampage in groups of three, wiping out everything in our path. We even had an incredible heat ray ready to use until our wise biologists tipped us off that microbes would do us in. Shazbat! What movie did the Earthlings make based on our idea?
6. Zordak, look! In one of their movies some big guy in a red suit was kidnapped and brought to Mars. Ha! They thought the story would be terrific if prepubescent occupants of their planet helped in rescuing him (even more Martian laughter here). What in the name of our great mother planet is this strange film?
7. Quickly, Chubnaan, Doomgan! We have found several 7-inch vinyl discs with grooves on each side. The word "Luniverse" is on each side. One side is obscured, one side is not. The side we can read says "Martian Melody" by "The Martian Symphony Orchestra". I wonder what the other side said. Please help the puzzled Martian scientists. (The recording artists' names are anagrams of the two Martian scientists mentioned above).
8. Fellow Martians, gather around. Another vinyl disc has been found. How did they know about the planet-wide dance taught to us as immature creatures? Some Earthling has inside information to come up with this nearly sacred bit of ritualistic choreography. What is most likely the hit side and artist(s) on the disc the Martian is holding?
9. Zwedeb! Zorch! Hasten to see this peculiar film. We know there is a golf ball and a flag on the moon, but on Mars, Earthlings depict a giant swimming amoeba with a spinning eyeball, a large carnivorous plant, and a hybrid creature combining a bat, a rat, a spider, and a crab. They really outdid themselves on this one. What could this film be called?
10. All right! Someone fetch Vigrass and Santur, our fine arts and popular culture specialists. We have discovered a remarkable 2-disc musical recording of an invasion of Earth by Martians. It is both symphonic and upbeat. In places, it even has a dance beat. In fact, it is another retelling of "War of The Worlds". Which line-up of talents and performers are NOT credited on this recorded production?
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