Mine, too! Must be contagious.

Yep, right there with ya!

I think you mean the asteroid belt.

Here's Part 2...

Gee, pretty much all of these were covered by the BBC's Space Odyssey: Voyage to the Planets (which inspired Defying Gravity).

Agreed. Second only to Mudskippers!

See, and here I thought that pilot episode of MacGyver was such bullshit! ;o)

I used to have "The SAS Escape, Evasion & Survival Manual" (loved that damn thing!), until I made the mistake of loaning it to a teacher... who refused to give it back. Bastard!!

Made for the Breakaway Convention in L.A., and screened on September 13th, 1999...

Okay, I'm gonna assume, from the movement of the sunlight through the viewport, that the spacecraft has a rotating section, ala Voyage to the Planets & Defying Gravity.

So far, so good, but I will continue to monitor.

Amelie

Never saw Totoro, but that's definitely Once Upon a Time in the West.

"...were happening when humans still thought the Earth revolved around the Sun."

Yeah, it sounded to me like a promotional thing.

You are correct, sir!

Precisely my question.

Here's the link...

I was watching this live, and when they showed R2's POV, I was saddened by all the white spots all over the image, which weren't there 3 months ago when they did the first movement tests.

Here's an idea...