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* ActingForTwo: Billy West as Woody Woodpecker and the Capsule.


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* UncreditedRole: Billy West as the animated capsule.
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* PropRecycling: A lot of sets and props from ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'' were reused to make this miniseries. Justified as the Apollo missions were obviously all going to use largely the same hardware and facilities. The biggest aversions were the first episode (which covered Mercury and Gemini), and the last three episodes (which covered the J-series missions which used an upgraded lunar module and introduced the lunar rover).

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* PropRecycling: A lot of sets and props from ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'' were reused to make this miniseries. Justified as PropRecycling: With the Apollo missions were obviously all going to use largely the same hardware and facilities. The biggest aversions were exceptions of the first episode (which covered Mercury and Gemini), Gemini) and the last three episodes (which covered the J-series missions which used an upgraded lunar module and introduced the lunar rover). rover), a lot of sets and props from ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'' were reused to make this miniseries.
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** Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, the role was re-cast with by Paul [=McCrane=] due to Scolari's scheduling conflicts with ''Series/HoneyIShrunkTheKids''.

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** Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, the role was re-cast recast with by Paul [=McCrane=] Creator/PaulMcCrane due to Scolari's scheduling conflicts with ''Series/HoneyIShrunkTheKids''.

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* ProducedByCastMember: Creator/TomHanks, in addition to introducing the first 11 parts, was the executive producer.



* ProducedByCastMember: Creator/TomHanks, in addition to introducing the first 11 parts, was the executive producer.

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* PropRecycling: A lot of sets and props from ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'' were reused to make this miniseries. Justified as the Apollo missions were obviously all going to use largely the same hardware and facilities. The biggest aversions were the first episode (which covered Mercury and Gemini), and the last three episodes (which covered the J-series missions which used an upgraded lunar module and introduced the lunar rover).


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* PropRecycling: A lot of sets and props from ''Film/{{Apollo 13}}'' were reused to make this miniseries. Justified as the Apollo missions were obviously all going to use largely the same hardware and facilities. The biggest aversions were the first episode (which covered Mercury and Gemini), and the last three episodes (which covered the J-series missions which used an upgraded lunar module and introduced the lunar rover).
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** Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, the role was played by Paul [=McCrane=] due to Scolari's scheduling conflicts with ''Creator/HoneyIShrunkTheKids''.

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** Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, the role was played re-cast with by Paul [=McCrane=] due to Scolari's scheduling conflicts with ''Creator/HoneyIShrunkTheKids''.''Series/HoneyIShrunkTheKids''.
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** Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, they realized Scolari was too tall,[[note]]Pete Conrad is not a tall man, and was the shortest member of that crew[[/note]] so they got Paul [=McCrane=]. [[note]]IMDB, however, lists both Scolari and McCrane at 5'7". Conrad was 5'6".[[/note]]

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** Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, they realized Scolari the role was too tall,[[note]]Pete Conrad is not a tall man, and was the shortest member of that crew[[/note]] so they got played by Paul [=McCrane=]. [[note]]IMDB, however, lists both Scolari and McCrane at 5'7". Conrad was 5'6".[[/note]][=McCrane=] due to Scolari's scheduling conflicts with ''Creator/HoneyIShrunkTheKids''.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: ''Not'' Apollo 11. In the books they only orbited, which was done by Apollo 8, and the free-return trajectory followed by the projectile is most similar to the path of Apollo 13.
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** Jan Armstrong, Neil Armstrong's wife, was also depicted by two different actresses: Betsy Brantley, and Ann Cusack.

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** Jan Armstrong, Neil Armstrong's wife, was also depicted by two different actresses: Betsy Brantley, Creator/BetsyBrantley, and Ann Cusack.
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* ActorSharedBackground: Like his character Pete Conrad, Creator/PaulMcCrane hails from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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* CreatorCameo: In "Can We Do This?", the ''Meet the Press'' host is portrayed by Andrew Chaikin, who also wrote ''A Man on the Moon''.
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* CreatorCameo: In "Can We Do This?", the ''Meet the Press'' host is portrayed by Andrew Chaikin, who also wrote ''A Man on the Moon''.
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** Ljubljana-born Slovenian actor Ċ½eljko Ivanek plays Chicago native Ken Mattingly.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, they realized Scolari was too tall,[[note]]Pete Conrad is not a tall man, and was the shortest member of that crew[[/note]] so they got Paul [=McCrane=]. [[note]]IMDB, however, lists both Scolari and McCrane at 5'7". Conrad was 5'6".[[/note]]

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Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, they realized Scolari was too tall,[[note]]Pete Conrad is not a tall man, and was the shortest member of that crew[[/note]] so they got Paul [=McCrane=]. [[note]]IMDB, however, lists both Scolari and McCrane at 5'7". Conrad was 5'6".[[/note]]

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* DirectedByCastMember: Besides directing "The Original Wives Club", Creator/SallyField played Trudy Cooper.



* ProducedByCastMember: Creator/TomHanks, in addition to introducing the first 11 parts, was the executive producer.




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* YouLookFamiliar: Creator/TomHanks serves as the opening narrator for the first eleven parts. In "Les Voyages dans le Lune", Hanks portrays Jean-Luc Despont, who serves as Georges Méliès's assistant.
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* ReferencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling the way.

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* ReferencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling along the way.
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* RefferrencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling the way.

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* RefferrencedBy: ReferencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling the way.
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* ReferrencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling the way.

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* ReferrencedBy: RefferrencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling the way.
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* RefferencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling the way.

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* RefferencedBy: ReferrencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling the way.
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* RefferencedBy: ''Prelude to Space,'' where it's subject to some FutureImperfect interpretation. Namely, that travel to Luna was developed in the late 1800's. And the DownerEnding was lost aling the way.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Peter Scolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, they realized Scolari was too tall,[[note]]Pete Conrad is not a tall man, and was the shortest member of that crew[[/note]] so they got Paul [=McCrane=]. [[note]]IMDB, however, lists both Scolari and McCrane at 5'7". Conrad was 5'6".[[/note]]

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* TheOtherDarrin: Peter Scolari Creator/PeterScolari played Pete Conrad early in the series. In the actual Apollo 12 episode, they realized Scolari was too tall,[[note]]Pete Conrad is not a tall man, and was the shortest member of that crew[[/note]] so they got Paul [=McCrane=]. [[note]]IMDB, however, lists both Scolari and McCrane at 5'7". Conrad was 5'6".[[/note]]

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