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The Time Tunnel :: One Way to the Moon (01x02)
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| Title: | One Way to the Moon |
| Episode #: | 01x02 |
| Production Number: | 9603 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday September 16th, 1966 |
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Doug and Tony materialize in a rocket bound for Mars, ten years in their future. Their extra weight almost scuttles the mission, but the commander figures a way to continue it by stopping at a fuel depot on the moon. Then things get worse: the radio mysteriously fails and the two stowaways are accused of sabotage!
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The rocket shown during the lift off is a different model then the one used later on in space.
| At 36min you can see guards who were running after a suspect stop too soon. Because of this they remained on screen during the shoot.
| While repairing the rocket in space there was no gravity, but on the moon gravity seems to be the same as on Earth when two men are fighting.
| At the end of the episode just before our two heroes are transported to another time they lose their suits in space. Amazingly, they were still able to breathe normally.
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The writers had a rather optimistic view of the future - just ten years ahead, the time travelers find a rocket that's bound for Mars! And, on the mission commander's initiative it can divert to the moon where there is a supply base!
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