Hal offers to sing Dave a song that he learned from his programmer when he wa...
As his memories continue to fade, Hal introduces himself to Dave.
Hal reverts back to when he became first operational and introduces himself.
When Dave erases most of Hal's memories, Hal reverts back to himself when he ...
When his "life" is in danger, Hal appears to develop the human emotion of fear.
Dave unscrews the door leading to the emergency shutdown and glides towards i...
Hal tries once more to verbally stop Dave from shutting him down.
Dave begins to loosen the screws holding the door that leads to the emergency...
When Hal suspects that Dave is continuing with his mission to shut him down, ...
When Hal shuts down the oxygen in the ship, Dave Bowman puts on his helmet an...
After learning that Hal knew about the plan to disconnect him and that he als...
When Hal reveals that he knows Dave's plan to disconnect him, Dave tries to p...
Hal tells Dr. Bowman that he knows about the doctors' plan to disconnect him.
Dave begins to worry as Hal begins to reveal that he knows about the doctors'...
When Dave questions Hal why he won't let him back onto the ship, Hal reveals ...
After finally receiving a response from Hal, Dave asks the computer to let hi...
After Dave grabs the now dead Frank Poole and returns to the ship, he tries t...
While Dave sits by a window, he notices Frank flying away, spinning violently...
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