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Episodes on a Plane

Starbreaker

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List some episodes that take place mostly on an airplane. I've seen several this past month, and was just curious to see what else was out there.

House:Airborne
Chuck: Chuck vs. First Class
NCIS: Yankee White, Jet Lag
 
24: Day 3: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
24: Day 3: 1:00 a.m. – 2:00 a.m.

Those are the two episodes Jack spends on a plane flying to and from northern Mexico to Los Angeles.

Isn't there a Seinfeld episode which takes place on a plane?
 
"I THINK" The Incredible Hulk had an airplane episode where Bixby had to land the airplane.

"I THINK" VOYAGERS had an airplane episode and claimed a famous person was on it - a lookalike passed off to viewers claiming to be Jimmy Carter.

"I THINK" Family Matters had Urkel on a plane. I blocked the rest out.

"I THINK" a Boy Meets World episode had Ben Savage and that Tapioca girl and a pilot in a small craft.

"I THINK" Growing Pains had Alan Thicke and Kirk Cameron on an airplane, I don't remember why, but I think the pilot's name was "Captain Kirk" as a joke.

"I THINK" Later, Kirk Cameron and wife Chelsea Noble on WB's "Kirk" series had an episode on a plane because I remember Kirk Cameron doing a fairly decent Captain Kirk impression to her.

"THE WEST WING" - "Angel Maintenance". The Airforce One landing gear won't extend, press secretary CJ Cregg cuts the phone lines to prevent the media from reporting it while President Bartlett wants to land to kill a bill he can only sign in person on the ground. The pilot was Colonel McQueen from "Space: Above & Beyond", James Morrison his name? A number of other episodes had extended scenes on the plane, including the multi-episode arc when Bartlett went to Korea in a wheelchair. Toby Zeigler's first scene in the first episode was on an airplane.

"QUANTUM LEAP" - The Bermuda Triangle episode ENTIRELY takes place on a plane, which of course was stock footage of "Cutter's Goose" from "Tales of the Gold Monkey" series.

It's not a plane, but "Blake's 7" episode "Orbit" was Avon and Vila trapped on a ship too heavy to break orbit and going to crash.

"THE DEAD ZONE" had an episode where Johnny kept getting visions of the plane he and Reverend David Ogden Stiers was on crashing and he couldn't figure out how or why or how to stop it because I think it kept changing.

That Heroes episode where all the super powered people were captured in orange jumpsuits on the plane, I don't remember how much of that took place on the plane before it crashed.

I remember X-Files episode on planes.

"THE OUTER LIMITS". I believe it was Bruce Boxleitner as a Senator and a black woman from the future only he can see and hear kept telling him he was important to history and he was going to die because the plane was going to crash and he had to parachute out.
 
Now list for me episodes that take place in THEATERS!

Doctor Who - "The Unquiet Dead"
Doctor Who - "Shakespeare Code"
Doctor Who - "Daleks in Manhatten"
Quantum Leap - Man of LaMoncha episode.
Angel - "Waiting In the Wings", Summer Glau's first acting job.
 
Isn't there a Seinfeld episode which takes place on a plane?

Yep, second season episode where Elaine and Jerry are flying home, Elaine in coach Jerry in First Class.

On 24, I don't remeber what "times", Season 6 where Jack spends time in the hold of an airplane and yanks on the plane's control cables to force the pilot to let Jack into the cabin.
 
That Father Ted episode set on a plane, "Flight Into Terror."

"It's me, in the nip, with a dog!" :guffaw:
 
There was an episode of Supernatural that was mainly set on a plane. I will have to look up the episode's name.

EDITED TO ADD - The episode was The Phantom Traveller.
 
Now list for me episodes that take place in THEATERS!

Doctor Who - "The Unquiet Dead"
Doctor Who - "Shakespeare Code"
Doctor Who - "Daleks in Manhatten"
Quantum Leap - Man of LaMoncha episode.
Angel - "Waiting In the Wings", Summer Glau's first acting job.

Does the episode of Buffy that centered around a Sunnydale High talent show qualify as taking place in a theater?
 
Thunderbirds: Trapped in the Sky, Operation Crash Dive, Alias Mr Hackenbacker
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons: Flight 104, Flight to Atlantica
Joe 90: Splashdown
 
The Lone Gunmen - Pilot (they stopped a plane from crashing into the World Trade Center).

Leverage - The Mile High Job
 
JAG has also done (at least) one. The episode was called "The Bridge at Kang So Ri". There were scenes not on the aircraft, but those were mostly flashbacks.
 
House: "Airborne."
The Twilight Zone: "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" and "The Odyssey of Flight 33."
The Incredible Hulk: "747."
The Dead Zone: "Cabin Pressure."
Amazing Stories: "The Mission."
 
Most of Rachel's scenes from the first part of "The One With Ross' Wedding" on Friends took place on an airplane (with a neat cameo). Actually, Friends had a few episodes where we saw the characters on a plane.

Several Lost episodes had flashbacks to a few of their airplane crashes, where we saw the characters before the crash, but, like Friends, they were only scenes, and not the majority of the episode focused on the plane.
 
Several Lost episodes had flashbacks to a few of their airplane crashes, where we saw the characters before the crash, but, like Friends, they were only scenes, and not the majority of the episode focused on the plane.

What about "316"?
 
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