FOR ALL MANKIND TV Series 2019. Created by Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert and Ben Nedivi. Starring Joel Kinnaman, Michael Dorman, Sarah Jones, Shantel VanSanten, Jodi Balfour, Wrenn Schmidt, Sonya Walger, Krys Marshall, Cynthy Wu, Casey W. Johnson and Coral Pena.

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Total Records: 181 - Medium: TV SERIES

#	Record Name	Group	Category	Subcategory
BOGUS BUSINESS BUREAU
1	96.7 the Brick	BBB	Radio	Radio Stations
	96.7 the Brick Once on the moon, Tracy records several promotion sound bites for various radio stations, including WHU FM, Hot 97, Houston's 96.7 The Brick and The Morning Zoo on KQ92.
2	All Saints Clinic	BBB	Healthcare	Hospitals
	All Saints Clinic Wayne tells Karen that his father runs the All Saints clinic at MD Anderson.
3	The Bayou Landing	BBB	Nightlife	Nightclubs
	The Bayou Landing Larry Wilson, NASA engineer and suspected homosexual, is asked if he has ever been to the Bayou Landing gay bar in the Montrose area of Houston.
4	Beagle	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Beagle Lander scheduled to roll out to pad 39C today, but there's a report on some issues in her main engine turbo pumps which might delay her launch date by a week or two.
5	The Bullshot	BBB	Nightlife	Nightclubs
	The Bullshot Bar that Larry and his date visit with a fantastic Donna Summer impersonator.
6	Calypso	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Calypso Proposed spacecraft designed by Helios Aerospace to replace Phoenix as the prime cargo ship for Martian colonization.
7	Cavalier Airlines	BBB	Transportation	Airlines
	Cavalier Airlines Ellen Waverly's father's airline, where she worked before becoming an astronaut.
8	Celebrity Chronicle	BBB	Periodicals	Magazines
	Celebrity Chronicle Magazine cover story: All the Rage: The Rise of Nirvana and Grunge.
9	Chicago Herald Recorder	BBB	Periodicals	Newspaper Heralds
	Chicago Herald Recorder Newspaper from multiple episodes.
10	Cleveland Capital Partners	BBB	Financial Companies	Financial Services
	Cleveland Capital Partners Karen signs the paperwork to sell the Outpost to Sam in his office.
11	Club 11:59	BBB	Nightlife	Clubs
	Club 11:59 Margo invites her Russian counterpart to talk, her secret place where she plays piano. The name refers to the Doomsday Clock.
12	Constitution	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Constitution NASA space shuttle. Update reported to Margo: Discovery, Enterprise and Endeavor are still in turnaround on the West Coast, while Atlantis, Victoria and Constitution are still in OMDP in Palmdale.
13	Dopplin Insurance	BBB	Financial Companies	Insurance Services
	Dopplin Insurance Ellen's moon mail includes a Dopplin Insurance certificate amendment rider that takes effect February 1, 1983.
3	Dr. Marsten	BBB	Healthcare	Therapy
	Dr. Marsten Gordo's psychiatrist when he returns from the moon.
4	Dr. Weddle	BBB	Healthcare	Doctors
	Dr. Weddle NASA's neurologist, the best in the country, that Karen requests provide a second opinion on the status of her son Shane following the car accident.
5	Eagle News Channel	BBB	Television	TV News
	Eagle News Channel TV news from various episodes.
6	Emergency Horse Magazine	BBB	Periodicals	Magazines
	Emergency Horse Magazine Pam sends Ellen a book of her poetry called Muse #10.
7	Endeavor	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Endeavor Spacecraft used for the Apollo 15 mission.
8	FIP Systems	BBB	Corporations	Technology Companies
	FIP Systems NASA Contractor mentioned when the FBI questions janitor Mr. Rosales.
9	Fragment #16	BBB	Literature	Poetry
	Fragment #16 Poem in Pam Horton's book of poetry Muse #10.
10	Helios Aerospace	BBB	Corporations	Technology Companies
	Helios Aerospace Company that earns NASA mining contract for the moon.
11	Hot 97	BBB	Radio	Radio Stations
	Hot 97 Once on the moon, Tracy records several promotion sound bites for various radio stations, including WHU FM, Hot 97, Houston's 96.7 The Brick and The Morning Zoo on KQ92.
12	The Houston Family Adoption Center	BBB	Youth Services	Childcare Services
	The Houston Family Adoption Center After finding out that she was a Band-Aid adoption, bringing Ed and Karen back together after Shane's death, Kelly goes looking for more information about who she is, starting with the adoption agency.
13	Houston Sentinel	BBB	Periodicals	Newspaper Sentinels
	Houston Sentinel Newspaper from various episodes.
14	Houston Sun	BBB	Periodicals	Newspapers
	Houston Sun Newspaper.
3	Kirkland Aerospace	BBB	Corporations	Technology Companies
	Kirkland Aerospace Wernher von Braun: When I was reviewing the supply chain for the Saturn as part of my analysis, I was puzzled to find that the LH2 valve was manufactured by Kirkland Aerospace, a company located in Rockford, Illinois. I was puzzled because I remembered that contract. I had given it to a company from Colorado Springs in the mid '60s. Then, in early 1973, NASA changed contractors. Why give a contract to a company in Illinois? What was politically important about that state to the administration that had just taken office in 1973? The Equal Rights Amendment.
4	Kon-Tiki	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Kon-Tiki The orbiter Kon-Tiki remains docked at Skylab, but she's scheduled for reentry and landing this afternoon in Florida.
5	KQ92	BBB	Radio	Radio Stations
	KQ92 Once on the moon, Tracy records several promotion sound bites for various radio stations, including WHU FM, Hot 97, Houston's 96.7 The Brick and The Morning Zoo on KQ92.
6	Kuragin	BBB	Corporations	Technology Companies
	Kuragin Soviet company contracted to mine on the moon.
7	The Lamplighter	BBB	Dining	Restaurants
	The Lamplighter Gordo suggests celebrating Tracy's inclusion in the female astronaut program by getting steaks at the Lamplighter.
8	Le Report De Paris	BBB	Periodicals	Newspapers
	Le Report De Paris Newspaper headline on September 18th, 1976: Israel and Egypt fail to Reach Agreement at Camp David. "The English Language Newspaper of France"
9	Little Saigon Diner	BBB	Dining	Restaurants
	Little Saigon Diner Kelly tracks down her birth father at his restaurant. She eats dinner, but does not reveal herself. "Vietnamese Chinese & French Cuisine"
10	Los Angeles Chronicle	BBB	Periodicals	Newspaper Chronicles
	Los Angeles Chronicle Newspaper from multiple episodes.
3	Love in the Skies	BBB	Cinema	Movies
	Love in the Skies Film based on the lives of Gordo and Tracy Stevens, starring Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan.
4	Mama's Porch	BBB	Dining	Restaurants
	Mama's Porch Administrator Paine requests dinner with Margo at Mama's Porch.
5	Mariner 14	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Mariner 14 NASA probe. The Mariner program existed, but ended after 10 missions. JPL loses contact with the Mercury probe Mariner 14 as they assess the solar flare: Flight, JPL just lost contact with the Mariner 14 probe. There was a surge in proton radiation and then zip. Like, it got fried. Mariner 14 is just inside the orbit of Mercury. So it can't be related to the flare. It's too fast.
6	Mars-94	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Mars-94 Season 3 explores the three-way race to Mars in 1994, featuring the Russian Mars-94 spacecraft, NASA's Sojourner 1 and Helios Aerospace's upgraded Polaris space station, now known as Phoenix.
7	Morning USA	BBB	Television	TV Shows
	Morning USA TV morning show.
8	Muse #10	BBB	Literature	Poetry
	Muse #10 Pam sends Ellen a book of her poetry called Muse #10. The back bio page mentions that she's had work published in TriQuarterly, Poetry Northwest and Emergency Horse Magazine.
9	N-3	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	N-3 Houston Sentinel newspaper headline on August 8, 1976: RUSSIAN N-3 ROCKET: Largest Rocket Ever Launched.
10	New York Chronicle	BBB	Periodicals	Newspaper Chronicles
	New York Chronicle Newspaper headline: CRASH IN Wall Street! Shown when President Kennedy is yelling at Harold about the accident.
11	New York Daily Telegraph	BBB	Periodicals	Newspapers
	New York Daily Telegraph Newspaper from multiple episodes.
3	New York Inquisitor	BBB	Periodicals	Newspapers
	New York Inquisitor Newspaper headline on November 4th, 1976: REAGAN WINS.
4	New York Ledger	BBB	Periodicals	Newspapers
	New York Ledger Newspaper headline: REAGAN SWORN IN AS 39TH PRESIDENT.
5	NNC	BBB	Television	TV News
	NNC National News Channel.
6	Osprey	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Osprey Apollo 24's command and service module is called Osprey.
7	Outpost Tavern	BBB	Nightlife	Taverns
	Outpost Tavern Bar near NASA where astronauts hang out.
3	The Outpost	BBB	Nightlife	Nightclubs
	The Outpost The Outpost franchise expands globally in 1984.
4	Pathfinder	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Pathfinder America's next-generation shuttle.
3	Phoenix	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Phoenix Season 3 explores the three-way race to Mars in 1994, featuring the Russian Mars-94 spacecraft, NASA's Sojourner 1 and Helios Aerospace's upgraded Polaris space station, now known as Phoenix.
4	Poetry Northwest	BBB	Periodicals	Magazines
	Poetry Northwest Pam sends Ellen a book of her poetry called Muse #10.
5	Polaris I	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Polaris I Sam Cleveland and Karen Baldwin's space tourism company Polaris Space Tours' first spaceship.
6	Polaris Orbital Hotel	BBB	Travel	Hotels
	Polaris Orbital Hotel Space tourism company Polaris Space Tours, founded by Sam Cleveland and Karen Baldwin in the mid 80s, launches the Polaris space station, featuring the Polaris Orbital Hotel.
7	Polaris Space Tours	BBB	Travel	Tours
	Polaris Space Tours Space tourism company Polaris Space Tours, founded by Sam Cleveland and Karen Baldwin in the mid 80s, launches the Polaris space station, featuring the Polaris Orbital Hotel.
8	Popeye	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Popeye Helios Aerospace's lander for the upgraded Polaris space station, now known as Phoenix.
9	Saint Karen	BBB	Cinema	Movies
	Saint Karen Wayne Cobb: All right. So, your movie is Saint Karen, the altruistic martyr who went to save her hapless ex-husband from abject failure.
10	Sea Dragon	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Sea Dragon NASA sea-launched rocket first launched in 1977, from various episodes.
3	Seahawk	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Seahawk Lunar module used for the Apollo 15 mission.
4	Sewell's Books	BBB	Media Companies	Publishing Companies
	Sewell's Books Publisher of Pam's book of poetry, Muse #10.
5	Sojourner 1	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Sojourner 1 Season 3 explores the three-way race to Mars in 1994, featuring the Russian Mars-94 spacecraft, NASA's Sojourner 1 and Helios Aerospace's upgraded Polaris space station, now known as Phoenix.
6	Spartans	BBB	Sports	Basketball Teams
	Spartans Jersey Ed's son Shane is wearing when he is hit by a car while riding his bike to a basketball game. Following the accident, he is declared brain dead.
7	TriQuarterly	BBB	Periodicals	Magazines
	TriQuarterly Pam sends Ellen a book of her poetry called Muse #10. The back bio page mentions that she's had work published in TriQuarterly, Poetry Northwest and Emergency Horse Magazine.
8	The Tumbler Inn	BBB	Travel	Inns
	The Tumbler Inn Hotel Gordo mentions.
9	Victoria	BBB	Vehicles	Spacecrafts
	Victoria NASA space shuttle. Update reported to Margo: Discovery, Enterprise and Endeavor are still in turnaround on the West Coast, while Atlantis, Victoria and Constitution are still in OMDP in Palmdale.
10	WHU FM	BBB	Radio	Radio Stations
	WHU FM Once on the moon, Tracy records several promotion sound bites for various radio stations, including WHU FM, Hot 97, Houston's 96.7 The Brick and The Morning Zoo on KQ92.
11	Zanadew Lounge	BBB	Nightlife	Lounges
	Zanadew Lounge Ed grabs a drink - and picks up a woman - after fighting with Karen when she tells him that she slept with someone.
FICTITIOUS TIMELINE
12	March 25, 1936	Dates	20th Century: 1st Half	Birth Dates
	March 25, 1936 Gordo Stevens born, as seen on his headstone.
3	November 10, 1963	Dates	20th Century: 60s	Birth Dates
	November 10, 1963 Astronaut Daniel Gordon "Gordo" Stevens born.
3	March 16, 1966	Dates	20th Century: 60s	Events
	March 16, 1966 Bill pees his pants during the Gemini 8 mission. Neil Armstrong and David Scott started tumbling and spinning in orbit and nearly black out and die. Bill is on console, about to go off duty, and he has to pee. Neil loses control of the spacecraft and it's getting worse. Bill stays at his post.
3	July 14, 1966	Dates	20th Century: 60s	Birth Dates
	July 14, 1966 Kelly Baldwin born in Saigon, as Nguyen Thi Hanh. Her mother dies in childbirth.
3	June 26, 1969	Dates	20th Century: 60s	Events
	June 26, 1969 Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov becomes the first man to set foot on the moon.
3	June 27, 1969	Dates	20th Century: 60s	Headlines
	June 27, 1969 Date of Houston Sentinel newspaper headline: RED MOON.
3	July 20, 1969	Dates	20th Century: 60s	Events
	July 20, 1969 Aleida and Octavio Rosales cross the border from Mexico to the USA as Apollo 11 reaches the Moon.
3	September 5, 1969	Dates	20th Century: 60s	Events
	September 5, 1969 Ed seeks to get back to the space program, without much luck / Nixon doubles down on the program, supporting the "race for the base" - building a permanent military installation on the moon.
3	October 27, 1970	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	October 27, 1970 Deke introduces NASA's next Apollo astronauts: Ellen Waverly, Molly Cobb, Tracy Stevens and Danielle Poole.
3	November 16, 1970	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	November 16, 1970 Nixon orchestrates a ceasefire in Vietnam that takes effect 2400 Greenwich Mean Time.
3	April 3, 1972	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	April 3, 1972 A C-5A Galaxy transport plane with 243 infants, children, volunteers and crew took off from Saigon as part of Operation Babylift. One minute, 23 seconds later, the plane crashed into a field. Forty-seven children were rescued. Kelly Baldwin was one of them.
3	January 20, 1973	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	January 20, 1973 Ted Kennedy sworn in as the 38th President of the United States.
3	October 12, 1973	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	October 12, 1973 NASA established Jamestown base on the moon.
3	August 24, 1974	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	August 24, 1974 Launch of the Apollo 23 mission.
3	November 9, 1974	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	November 9, 1974 Dani, still on the moon, has a video call with Clayton following his Levi Strauss interview, which didn't go well.
3	November 10, 1974	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	November 10, 1974 The astronauts at Jamestown discuss an unusual signal.
3	November 27, 1974	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	November 27, 1974 NASA and the crew of Jamestown moon base discuss concerns over the Russians on a video call.
3	December 9, 1974	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	December 9, 1974 New estimate for the launch of Apollo 24.
3	March 17, 1976	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Headlines
	March 17, 1976 Date of newspaper headline: KREMLIN ACCUSED OF REPEATEDLY VIOLATING SPACE AGREEMENT.
3	August 8, 1976	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Headlines
	August 8, 1976 Houston Sentinel newspaper headline: RUSSIAN N-3 ROCKET: Largest Rocket Ever Launched.
3	September 18, 1976	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Headlines
	September 18, 1976 Le Report de Paris newspaper headline: Israel and Egypt fail to Reach Agreement at Camp David.
3	November 4, 1976	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Headlines
	November 4, 1976 New York Inquisitor newspaper headline: REAGAN WINS.
3	December 8, 1976	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Headlines
	December 8, 1976 Date of New York Evening Telegram newspaper headline: US TO SCRAP SPACE TREATY.
3	December 9, 1976	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Headlines
	December 9, 1976 Date of New York Evening Telegram newspaper headline: US TO SCRAP SPACE TREATY.
3	January 2, 1977	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Headlines
	January 2, 1977 Date of New York Ledger newspaper headline: REAGAN SWORN IN AS 39TH PRESIDENT.
3	January 15, 1977	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	January 15, 1977 The DOD Directives of standing rules of engagement/standing rules for the use of force for U.S. lunar forces that Molly Cobb reviews supersedes previous DOD Directives dated 15 January 1977, 31 May 1978 and 1 March 1980.
3	January 20, 1977	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	January 20, 1977 Ronald Reagan sworn in as the 39th President of the United States.
3	April 3, 1978	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	April 3, 1978 The 50th Academy Awards, during which Close Encounters of the Third Kind wins best picture, instead of Annie Hall.
3	May 31, 1978	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	May 31, 1978 The DOD Directives of standing rules of engagement/standing rules for the use of force for U.S. lunar forces that Molly Cobb reviews supersedes previous DOD Directives dated 15 January 1977, 31 May 1978 and 1 March 1980.
3	March 28, 1979	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Events
	March 28, 1979 Three Mile Island nuclear reactor meltdown prevented by technology first developed for Jamestown.
3	December 25, 1979	Dates	20th Century: 70s	Headlines
	December 25, 1979 Los Angeles Chronicle newspaper headline on December 25, 1979: Soviets to Withdraw from Afghan Border.
3	February 4, 1980	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	February 4, 1980 The Iran Hostage Crisis ends earlier than it did in our timeline, when President Reagan orders a daring night time raid.
3	March 1, 1980	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	March 1, 1980 The DOD Directives of standing rules of engagement/standing rules for the use of force for U.S. lunar forces that Molly Cobb reviews supersedes previous DOD Directives dated 15 January 1977, 31 May 1978 and 1 March 1980.
3	October 7, 1980	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	October 7, 1980 Chicago Herald Recorder newspaper headline: SOVIETS EXPAND ZVEZDA LUNAR BASE.
3	November 4, 1980	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	November 4, 1980 President Ronald Reagan wins a second term.
3	December 8, 1980	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	December 8, 1980 John Lennon is not assassinated.
3	May 14, 1981	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	May 14, 1981 Newspaper headline: POPE FELLED BY ASSASSIN'S BULLET. John Paul II was shot and killed today in Saint Peters Square.
3	August 15, 1981	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	August 15, 1981 Newspaper headline: NASA Prepares for Launch of First Space Shuttle.
3	September 12, 1981	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	September 12, 1981 President Reagan refuses to bail out the Chrysler Corporation.
3	October 8, 1981	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	October 8, 1981 Newspaper headline: Sadat Recovering After Assassination Attempt.
3	October 27, 1982	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	October 27, 1982 Date of Margo Madison's twenty year service award on the wall in her office.
3	February 1, 1983	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	February 1, 1983 Date that Ellen's Dopplin Insurance certificate amendment rider takes effect.
3	May 20, 1983	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	May 20, 1983 Packaged date on the peanut butter and raspberry jam sandwich that Margo retrieves from the vending machine through the use of negative pressure after it gets stuck on its way down.
3	May 21, 1983	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	May 21, 1983 Larry on Earth speaks with Ellen on the moon, preparing her for a surprise party.
3	August 6, 1983	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	August 6, 1983 Date of the DOD Directives of standing rules of engagement/standing rules for the use of force for U.S. lunar forces that Molly Cobb reviews.
3	December 18, 1983	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	December 18, 1983 Date of the Bahama Line cruise that Karens tells Ed they should cancel on account that he's now taking the future first Pathfinder mission.
3	March 12, 1984	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	March 12, 1984 Los Angeles Chronicle newspaper headline SPACE BOOM: NASA EXPANDS CONSTRUCTION IN EARTH ORBIT.
3	October 13, 1984	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	October 13, 1984 Date of headline: MURDER & IRA CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY.
3	November 12, 1984	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	November 12, 1984 Date of 1984 Election Special featuring Gary Hart.
3	January 20, 1985	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	January 20, 1985 Gary Hart sworn in as the 40th President of the United States.
3	March 17, 1986	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	March 17, 1986 Date of headline: POLARIS SPACE TOURS LAUNCHES.
3	March 26, 1986	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	March 26, 1986 Date of headline: New Soviet Boss.
3	April 17, 1986	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	April 17, 1986 Date of headline: RED TIDE Soviets Expand Influence into America's Backyard.
3	June 30, 1986	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	June 30, 1986 Date of headline: Michael Jordan 1st pick NBA draft.
3	March 4, 1987	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	March 4, 1987 Date of newspaper headline: Pollard Guilty of Spying Sentences to Life in Prison.
3	April 16, 1987	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	April 16, 1987 Date of headline: Helios Wins NASA Mining Contract.
3	June 16, 1987	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Headlines
	June 16, 1987 Date of headline: CHINA SET TO OPEN FIRST MOON BASE NEXT MONTH. 4:37.
3	September 20, 1989	Dates	20th Century: 80s	Events
	September 20, 1989 Scientist James Hansen testifies that global warming has slowed due to the widespread shift from fossil fuels to nuclear fusion.
3	November 7, 1990	Dates	20th Century: 90s	Events
	November 7, 1990 Date of video of Gorbachev and Castro together.
3	August 27, 1991	Dates	20th Century: 90s	Events
	August 27, 1991 Date of Celebrity Chronicle magazine cover story: All the Rage: The Rise of Nirvana and Grunge.
3	July 17, 1992	Dates	20th Century: 90s	Events
	July 17, 1992 Danny Stevens gets married on the Polaris Orbital Hotel.
3	January 20, 1993	Dates	20th Century: 90s	Events
	January 20, 1993 Former astronaut Ellen Wilson sworn in as the 41st President of the United States.
3	February 8, 1995	Dates	20th Century: 90s	Events
	February 8, 1995 A North Korean ship lands on Mars.
3	September 3, 1995	Dates	20th Century: 90s	Events
	September 3, 1995 President Ellen Wilson comes out as gay.
3	September 4, 1995	Dates	20th Century: 90s	Events
	September 4, 1995 Date of multiple newspapers featuring articles about President Ellen Wilson coming out as gay.
MAKE BELIEVE MAP
3	Happy Valley Base	Map	Structures	Military Bases
	Happy Valley Base NASA's new base on Mars.
4	Jamestown Base	Map	Structures	Military Bases
	Jamestown Base United States moon base.
5	Lenny	Map	Nature	Mountains
	Lenny Apollo 37 named two glorious twin peaks on the moon after Laverne and Shirley characters Lenny and Squiggy.
6	Moon Lab	Map	Structures	Military Bases
	Moon Lab Theoretical future base on the moon. ETA: two years.
7	Polaris	Map	Outer Space	Space Stations
	Polaris Space tourism company Polaris Space Tours, founded by Sam Cleveland and Karen Baldwin in the mid 80s, launches the Polaris space station, featuring the Polaris Orbital Hotel.
8	Squiggy	Map	Nature	Mountains
	Squiggy Apollo 37 named two glorious twin peaks on the moon after Laverne and Shirley characters Lenny and Squiggy.
9	Sycamore Creek Trailer Park	Map	Residential Communities	Trailer Parks
	Sycamore Creek Trailer Park Margo tracks down Aleida Rosales to offer her an engineer job at NASA.
10	Zvezda	Map	Structures	Military Bases
	Zvezda Russian moon base from various episodes.
OTHER
11	Apollo 18	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo 18 NASA mission. Female astronaut Danielle Poole assigned to the Apollo 18 mission.
12	Apollo 19	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo 19 NASA mission. While being interviewed on TV, Harry mentions that he previously served with Ellen on the Apollo 19 mission.
13	Apollo 22	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo 22 NASA mission. Update from NASA to the crew of Apollo 22, currently occupying Jamestown Base on the moon for the last 86 days: The defective LH2 valve which caused the Apollo 23 explosion has been remanufactured by a new contractor and has passed all quality and acceptance tests. We're ready to install it in the second stage of Apollo 24. But in the process of de-stacking the rocket, there was a mishap in the Vertical Assembly Building and some damage was done to the LOX vent lines and the liquid hydrogen fuel tank. That stage will have to be completely rebuilt before it can fly. So we're replacing it with the second stage originally targeted for Apollo 26. But that will take time. So I'm afraid that the launch of Apollo 24 will need to be delayed another two weeks.
14	Apollo 23	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo 23 NASA mission from various episodes.
15	Apollo 24	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo 24 NASA mission from various episodes.
3	Apollo 25	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo 25 NASA mission from various episodes.
4	Apollo 26	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo 26 NASA mission. Update from NASA to the crew of Apollo 22, currently occupying Jamestown Base on the moon for the last 86 days: The defective LH2 valve which caused the Apollo 23 explosion has been remanufactured by a new contractor and has passed all quality and acceptance tests. We're ready to install it in the second stage of Apollo 24. But in the process of de-stacking the rocket, there was a mishap in the Vertical Assembly Building and some damage was done to the LOX vent lines and the liquid hydrogen fuel tank. That stage will have to be completely rebuilt before it can fly. So we're replacing it with the second stage originally targeted for Apollo 26. But that will take time. So I'm afraid that the launch of Apollo 24 will need to be delayed another two weeks.
5	Apollo 37	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo 37 Mission that named two glorious twin peaks on the moon after Laverne and Shirley characters Lenny and Squiggy.
6	Apollo-Soyuz	Other	Plans	Initiatives
	Apollo-Soyuz Joint U.S./Russian space mission, from various episodes.
3	Bill	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Bill Bill: This is like the lair of a Batman villain.
4	Clayton Poole	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Clayton Poole Clayton Poole: That's a fascinating insight. You make another one like that, and I'll kick your teeth down the back of your throat.
5	Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov: I take this step for my country, for my people, and for the Marxist-Leninist way of life, knowing that today is but one small step on a journey that someday will take us all to the stars.
6	Danielle Poole & Steve Pomeranz	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Danielle Poole & Steve Pomeranz Danielle Poole: Mr. Sulu, set a course for Earth orbit. Steve Pomeranz: Aye, aye, captain.
7	Danielle Poole & Steve Pomeranz	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Danielle Poole & Steve Pomeranz Danielle Poole: We're human beings with the blood of a million savage years on our hands. But we can stop it. We can admit that we're killers. But we're not going to kill today. That's all it takes. Knowing that we're not going to kill today. Steve Pomeranz: That's from Star Trek, isn't it? Danielle Poole: "A Taste of Armageddon". Season 1 episode 23. First aired February 23rd, 1967. Steve Pomeranz: Hardcore.
8	Ed Baldwin & Karen Baldwin	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Ed Baldwin & Karen Baldwin Ed Baldwin: Driving over here, I saw that Wrath of Khan was playing at the Alabama. Maybe you could sneak out and we could catch the late night. Karen Baldwin: Kelly and I saw it last week. Ed Baldwin: Oh. Was it good? Karen Baldwin: Yeah. And Spock dies.
9	Edward Baldwin	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Edward Baldwin Edward Baldwin: Sometimes you've got to roll the hard six.
10	Goo Balls	Other	Recipes	Food Recipes
	Goo Balls Drug-infused treat that Wayne makes for Karen.
11	Gordo Stevens	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Gordo Stevens Gordo Stevens: I'm Gordo Stevens and I come in peace. Three times a night.
12	Gordo Stevens	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Gordo Stevens Gordo Stevens: What's a pretty girl like you doing all the way out here? Your boyfriend a pilot or something?
13	Gordo Stevens	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Gordo Stevens Gordo Stevens: I'm back, baby. I'm back.
14	Gordo Stevens	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Gordo Stevens Gordo Stevens: You can see those ants?
15	Gordo Stevens	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Gordo Stevens Gordo Stevens: Davy Crockett. Daniel Boone. Pioneers. Going out into the wilderness and blazing a trail to where no man has gone before. That's why I like it out here. No man's gone here. No man. Just me.
16	Harry Liu	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Harry Liu Harry Liu: Well, we're not dead.
17	Margo Madison	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Margo Madison Margo Madison: You should try reading a novel once in a while. It'd be good for your mind to just tune out. I just finished this one called Christine, about this 1958 homicidal Plymouth.
18	Margo Madison	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Margo Madison Margo Madison: This is my call. I'm in command here. So you can either stay out of my way, or you can fuck right off. Those are your options.
19	Molly Cobb	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Molly Cobb Molly Cobb: Face it, kid - my time is up. At least the view is amazing.
20	Molly Cobb	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Molly Cobb Molly Cobb: Four hours closer to the heat death of the universe. I'll be damned if I know what we accomplished.
21	Molly Cobb	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Molly Cobb Molly Cobb: Way to go, Ed! Stick it to the bastards.
22	Molly Cobb's dog's name.	Other	Trivia	Name Game-Animals
	Molly Cobb's dog's name. Tuck Linny Ollie
23	Operation Jolly Roger	Other	Plans	Operations
	Operation Jolly Roger Sojourner 1's solar sail project.
24	Pam Horton	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Pam Horton Pam Horton (reading her poem): The man on the subway seems like Superman to me, what they used to call a god. How easy for him to flirt, to make you smile, to hear your golden laughter and joke with you again. 'Will he have your phone number before the next stop?' is a game for gods.
25	Pam's cat's name - as listed on the back...	Other	Trivia	Name Game-Animals
	Pam's cat's name - as listed on the back bio page of her book of poetry Muse #10 that she sends to Ellen. Mary O|Connor Flannery
26	Phoenix	Other	Themes	Starfighter
	#113452 #474c51 #0b0808
27	President Richard Nixon	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	President Richard Nixon President Richard Nixon: If the girl screws up, it's your ass.
28	Thomas Paine	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Thomas Paine Thomas Paine: For this proposed space station, are we real..."
29	Thomas Paine	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Thomas Paine Thomas Paine: Well, he's seen the light. What can I say? With the Soviets on our heels, he doesn't want any distractions. And the polling didn't help. Turns out Americans don't really wanna watch women dying in fiery plane crashes.
30	Tracy Stevens	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Tracy Stevens Tracy Stevens: Catch me if you can.
31	Untitled	Other	Themes	Flatliners
	#033b5d #3a84ad #000000
32	Wayne Cobb	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Wayne Cobb Wayne Cobb: There's this writer, Ken Kesey, and he said each of us is like the star of our own movie. Well, think about it. A cop sees himself as the star of a crime thriller. The criminals, his partner, they're all supporting players. Or an astronaut sees herself in 2001. The question is, what would, uh, Karen's movie be?
33	Wayne Cobb	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Wayne Cobb Wayne Cobb: All right. So, your movie is Saint Karen, the altruistic martyr who went to save her hapless ex-husband from abject failure.
34	Wernher Von Braun	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Wernher Von Braun Wernher von Braun: When I was reviewing the supply chain for the Saturn as part of my analysis, I was puzzled to find that the LH2 valve was manufactured by Kirkland Aerospace, a company located in Rockford, Illinois. I was puzzled because I remembered that contract. I had given it to a company from Colorado Springs in the mid '60s. Then, in early 1973, NASA changed contractors. Why give a contract to a company in Illinois? What was politically important about that state to the administration that had just taken office in 1973? The Equal Rights Amendment.
35	Will, Nick, Clarke & Sylvie	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Will, Nick, Clarke & Sylvie Will: If we had a photon torpedo we could blow 'em out of the sky. Nick: I say we nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure. Clarke: What is that? Wrath of Khan? Sylvie: No, you idiot, it's from Aliens.

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