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The Reluctant Astronaut

The Reluctant Astronaut is a film in 1967 starring comedian Don Knotts. It is the second film Knotts did for Universal following his big hit The Ghost and Mr. Chicken. The film also stars Leslie Neilsen, Arthur O'Connell, Jeanette Nolan, and Jesse White. Future Andy Griffith Show star Paul Hartman also appears in a small part, and writers Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum return to help write this story

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The Reluctant Astronaut

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:02:06

Gemini to ground control.
Reading you loud and clear.

:02:10

Liftoff smooth.
Ready for checklist.

:02:14

Fuel is go,
1.2 "G" cabin, 14 P.S.I.

:02:17

Oxygen is go. Telemetry
is go. All systems go.

:02:23

Thank you. Thank you.

:02:34

Control! Control!

:02:37

I have a red on meteorite warning.
Meteorite warning!

:02:40

Meteorite.!

:02:42

We are now passing
through a meteorite field.

:02:45

You will undoubtedly hear small meteorites
peppering the outer skin of the capsule.

:02:49

Small meteorites are peppering
the outer skin of the capsule!

:02:53

Meteorites.!
Meteorites.!

:03:05

Meteorite light off.
Nothing to be afraid of, kids.

:03:07

We are now passing over
the Hawaiian Islands.

:03:10

Our flight plan will carry us to the recovery
area 100 miles southeast of the Bahamas.

:03:16

We are starting our
retrorocket countdown.

:03:18

Five, four...

:03:21

three, two, one.

:03:23

Firing retrorockets-rockets.

:03:27

We will be touching down
in 20 minutes.

:03:30

I have to go to the bathroom.
We have just touched down.

:03:33

Everybody, out. Mary first.
Come on, Mary.

:03:36

Bye, Mr. Spaceman.
Okay, bye.

:03:40

Bye, Mr. Spaceman.

:03:44

He can't stand heights.

:03:49

I enjoyed the ride,
Mr. Spaceman.

:03:58

Ned!

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