" It would mean overwhelming profits for Gen-Sys.Overjoyed at the rial results on the Lucas Tower for ""Bright Eyes"" after only one dose of 112, Will reported the extraordinary results to his opportunistic boss Steven Jacobs (David Oyelowo): "The 112, it works" - and he was allowed to report his findings to the Board, although Jacobs feared he was possibly rushing things.You gotta stop that kind of dreaming.One or the other." Tina grabbed the crucifix hanging above her bed and pressed it to herself.In the next soft-focus shot, girls in white dresses were skipping rope and singing:"One, two, Freddy""s coming for you, Three, four, Better lock your door, Five, Six, Grab your crucifix.[Note: Obviously, Klaatu came from a distant group of advanced alien civilizations modeled after he United Nations, and therefore didn""t want to meet with each of the Earthly planet""s separate sectors divided by imaginary boundaries, such as city, state, province, region or nation, but was interested in the Earth as a whole entity.The "prologues" were designed to be thematic and related to the movie: "So we give them a little prologue to fit the picture," but Gould complained that bigger, large-scale song-and-dance spectacles were becoming too costly and expensive to produce:"It cost more than the picture.(The 48-minute TV comedy-drama was originally presented on NBC-TV""s "Philco-Goodyear Playhouse" series on May 24, 1953 as a 60-minute broadcast, with leads Rod Steiger and Nancy Marchand, during a period now recognized as the "Golden Age of Television.