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Space: 1999 :: Matter of Life and Death (01x13)
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| Title: | Matter of Life and Death |
| Episode #: | 01x13 |
| Production Number: | 102 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday January 16th, 1976 |
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As the Moon approaches a surprisingly normal Earth-like planet, Terra Nova, the initial surveillance team is hit by an energy beam. When it touches down on the Moon, it has acquired an extra passenger: Dr. Russell's long-lost husband Lee, presumed dead. He warns that the planet ahead is inimical to the Alphans and Koenig is forced to choose whether to accept his advice or take a chance and evacuate to the planet.
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Lee Russell: Nobody dies. Matter never dies, Helena. It changes its form. There are many forms of life in space. Many forms of death, too.
| Koenig: More to the point, Kano. Have you computed how much older you'll be when we reach the last of those planets?
Kano: Two thousand, five hundred and forty-three years old to be exact, sir. Just thought you might like to know.
Koenig: Thank you, Kano.
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