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* RetroactiveRecognition: They put [[Series/CaptainBluebear Käpt'n Blaubär]] in charge of the Overkill projector?!
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was called "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series of that name (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=]".
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was called "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series of that name (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=]"."[=McLane=]".
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* DuelingShows: ''Raumpatrouille'''s first episode ''Angriff aus dem All'' was aired on 17 September, 1966, five days before the second ''Series/StarTrek'' pilot ''Where No Man Has Gone Before'' (the first episode to feature Kirk, Scott and Sulu). However, the "duel" only emerged in retrospect as ''Raumpatrouille'' was not shown in America and ''Star Trek'' was first broadcast on West German TV in 1972.
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* DuelingShows: ''Raumpatrouille'''s first episode ''Angriff aus dem All'' was aired on 17 September, 1966, five days before the second ''Series/StarTrek'' ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' pilot ''Where "Where No Man Has Gone Before'' Before" (the first episode to feature Kirk, Scott and Sulu). However, the "duel" only emerged in retrospect as ''Raumpatrouille'' was not shown in America and ''Star Trek'' was first broadcast on West German TV in 1972.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The actors are of course mostly known in German-speaking countries, but you may have seen a few in international productions:
** Franz Schafheitlin (Sir Arthur) played Henderson in the 1943 film ''[[Film/{{Titanic1943}} Titanic]]''.
** Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti) appeared as a barkeeper in ''Film/Die1000AugenDesDrMabuse''.
** Dietmar Schönherr (Cliff Allister [=McLane=]) had a small part as a Luftwaffe major in ''Film/TheLongestDay''.
** Margot Trooger (SHE) and Wolfgang Völz appeared in the 1969 Swedish-West German TV series ''Literature/PippiLongstocking'' as Miss Prysselius and a pirate, respectively. Benno Sterzenbach (William Woodrov Wamsler) played a police constable in ''Pippi on the Run'' (1971).
* HeyItsThatVoice: Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti) later voiced [[Series/CaptainBluebear Käpt'n Blaubär]].
** Franz Schafheitlin (Sir Arthur) played Henderson in the 1943 film ''[[Film/{{Titanic1943}} Titanic]]''.
** Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti) appeared as a barkeeper in ''Film/Die1000AugenDesDrMabuse''.
** Dietmar Schönherr (Cliff Allister [=McLane=]) had a small part as a Luftwaffe major in ''Film/TheLongestDay''.
** Margot Trooger (SHE) and Wolfgang Völz appeared in the 1969 Swedish-West German TV series ''Literature/PippiLongstocking'' as Miss Prysselius and a pirate, respectively. Benno Sterzenbach (William Woodrov Wamsler) played a police constable in ''Pippi on the Run'' (1971).
* HeyItsThatVoice: Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti) later voiced [[Series/CaptainBluebear Käpt'n Blaubär]].
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* DuelingShows: ''Raumpatrouille'''s first episode ''Angriff aus dem All'' was aired on 17 September, 1966, five days before the second ''Series/StarTrek'' pilot ''Where No Man Has Gone Before'' (the first episode to feature Kirk, Scott and Sulu). However, the "duel" only emerged in retrospect as Raumpatrouille was not shown in America and ''Star Trek'' only was first broadcast on West German TV in 1972.
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* DuelingShows: ''Raumpatrouille'''s first episode ''Angriff aus dem All'' was aired on 17 September, 1966, five days before the second ''Series/StarTrek'' pilot ''Where No Man Has Gone Before'' (the first episode to feature Kirk, Scott and Sulu). However, the "duel" only emerged in retrospect as Raumpatrouille ''Raumpatrouille'' was not shown in America and ''Star Trek'' only was first broadcast on West German TV in 1972.
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* NoBudget: Those ceiling lamps on the page picture? Yeah, that's disposable plastic drinking cups.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Dietmar Schönherr (Cliff Allister [=McLane=]) had a small part as a Luftwaffe major in ''Film/TheLongestDay''.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The actors are of course mostly known in German-speaking countries, but you may have seen a few in international productions:
** Franz Schafheitlin (Sir Arthur) played Henderson in the 1943 film ''[[Film/{{Titanic1943}} Titanic]]''.
** Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti) appeared as a barkeeper in ''Film/Die1000AugenDesDrMabuse''.
** Dietmar Schönherr (Cliff Allister [=McLane=]) had a small part as a Luftwaffe major in''Film/TheLongestDay''.''Film/TheLongestDay''.
** Margot Trooger (SHE) and Wolfgang Völz appeared in the 1969 Swedish-West German TV series ''Literature/PippiLongstocking'' as Miss Prysselius and a pirate, respectively. Benno Sterzenbach (William Woodrov Wamsler) played a police constable in ''Pippi on the Run'' (1971).
** Franz Schafheitlin (Sir Arthur) played Henderson in the 1943 film ''[[Film/{{Titanic1943}} Titanic]]''.
** Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti) appeared as a barkeeper in ''Film/Die1000AugenDesDrMabuse''.
** Dietmar Schönherr (Cliff Allister [=McLane=]) had a small part as a Luftwaffe major in
** Margot Trooger (SHE) and Wolfgang Völz appeared in the 1969 Swedish-West German TV series ''Literature/PippiLongstocking'' as Miss Prysselius and a pirate, respectively. Benno Sterzenbach (William Woodrov Wamsler) played a police constable in ''Pippi on the Run'' (1971).
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Dietmar Schönherr (Cliff Allister [=McLane=] had a small part as a Luftwaffe major in ''Film/TheLongestDay''.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Dietmar Schönherr (Cliff Allister [=McLane=] [=McLane=]) had a small part as a Luftwaffe major in ''Film/TheLongestDay''.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was called "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series of that name (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was called "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series of that name (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=]."[=McLane=]".
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Dietmar Schönherr (Cliff Allister [=McLane=] had a small part as a Luftwaffe major in ''Film/TheLongestDay''.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti) later voiced [[Series/CaptainBluebear Käpt'n Blaubär]].
* RetroactiveRecognition: They put [[Series/CaptainBluebear Käpt'n Blaubär]] in charge of the Overkill projector?!
* HeyItsThatVoice: Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti) later voiced [[Series/CaptainBluebear Käpt'n Blaubär]].
* RetroactiveRecognition: They put [[Series/CaptainBluebear Käpt'n Blaubär]] in charge of the Overkill projector?!
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* CastIncest: Roswitha Völz, the wife of Wolfgang Völz (Mario de Monti), appears as one of the dancers in the Starlight Casino in several scenes.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Dietmar Schönherr (Commander [=McLane=]) married Danish actress Vivi Bach (1st Lady on Chroma in the German version) after shooting ended.
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* DuelingShows: ''Raumpatrouille'''s first episode ''Angriff aus dem All'' was aired on 17 September, 1966, five days before the airing of the second ''Series/StarTrek'' pilot ''Where No Man Has Gone Before'' (the first episode to feature Kirk, Scott and Sulu). However, the "duel" only emerged in retrospect as Raumpatrouille was not shown in America and ''Star Trek'' only was first broadcast on West German TV in 1972.
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* DuelingShows: ''Raumpatrouille'''s first episode ''Angriff aus dem All'' was aired on 17 September, 1966, five days before the airing of the second ''Series/StarTrek'' pilot ''Where No Man Has Gone Before'' (the first episode to feature Kirk, Scott and Sulu). However, the "duel" only emerged in retrospect as Raumpatrouille was not shown in America and ''Star Trek'' only was first broadcast on West German TV in 1972.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=].
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* FakeNationality: Pretty much every character was played by German and Austrian actors, including Atan Shubashi, who apparently is meant to be Japanese. A few scenes were shot twice, with French actors playing a few minor parts for the French version; French ''Orion'' crew member Lieutenant Legrelle, however, was played by German actress Ursula Lillig in both versions.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was called "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series of that name (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was called "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series of that name (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=].
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* DuelingShows: ''Raumpatrouille'''s first episode ''Angriff aus dem All'' was aired on 17 September, 1966, five days before the airing of the second ''Series/StarTrek'' pilot ''Where No Man Has Gone Before'' (the first episode to feature Kirk, Scott and Sulu). However, the "duel" only emerged in retrospect as Raumpatrouille was not shown in America and ''Star Trek'' only was first broadcast on West German TV in 1972.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The name of the captain of the ''Orion'' originally was "Shane", but as in 1966 there was an American television series (based on the same novel as [[Film/{{Shane}} the 1953 movie]]), the producers decided to change it to "[=McLane=].
