The Reluctant Astronaut
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1:09:02
six, five, four, three...
1:09:06
two, one,
ignition, blastoff!

1:09:10
Go get 'im, boy! Go get 'im, Charlie!
1:09:15
Atta boy!
1:09:17
Hey, come on! Take a
turn, slim! Come on in!

1:09:20
Come on! Get on the pad, boy! Get in there!
1:09:23
Here you go. Have a
drink! Here we go. Come on.

1:09:27
Ten, nine, eight, seven...
1:09:30
six, five, four, three...
1:09:34
two, one,
ignition, blastoff!

1:09:38
Come on there, slim! Atta
boy, slim! Go, go, go, go!

1:09:41
Put it right down there,
slim! Go, go, go, go!

1:09:57
Sorry to keep you waiting,
gentlemen. Dr. Bowen.

1:09:59
Cervantes.
Your permission, sir.

1:10:02
Let's get at it. Anything further from
intelligence? Not since that last report.

1:10:06
Can I have your attention,
please, gentlemen?

1:10:09
As you know, the projected
launch date for the Eclipse...

1:10:12
was to be in the middle ofJuly.
1:10:14
Major Gifford here
was going to man the capsule.

1:10:17
However, the Russians
have thrown us a curve.

1:10:21
Oh, thank you.
1:10:24
Here it is.
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In exactly 48 hours,
1500 Greenwich time...

1:10:30
the Russians plan to launch
their fully-automated capsule.

1:10:34
That's bad enough, but on top
of beating us to the punch...

1:10:38
In order to fully demonstrate
the reliability of their automation...

1:10:42
their capsule will be
solely occupied by an individual who...

1:10:46
now get this...
is neither an aviator nor an astronaut.

1:10:50
This is ridiculous! They are in
fact, gentlemen, sending up a dentist!

1:10:56
They must be kidding! A man with no
experience in space technology whatsoever.


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