Ah, that's reassuring indeed! Thanks for looking that up.Next week's episode is listed at an hour and 21 minutes, so they do have time.
Oops.Given the parties involved, I’m pretty sure that’s actually Dick Gephardt.
Well, the point still stands.

Ah, that's reassuring indeed! Thanks for looking that up.Next week's episode is listed at an hour and 21 minutes, so they do have time.
Oops.Given the parties involved, I’m pretty sure that’s actually Dick Gephardt.

Yeah, he was Dem House leader at the time (in real world).Given the parties involved, I’m pretty sure that’s actually Dick Gephardt.
You know, I had been getting suspicious about all the NK talk at the beginning of the season, and then when they brought it up again here during the episode I had a feeling it was gonna end the way it did.
Somehow the Bill / Aleida rift in this latest episodes was one of the saddest things of the show so far for me. I absolutely adore(d) their dynamic, and it's a shame it's likely over.
Yea... I kept waiting for the writers to 'salvage' the situation and have Bill talk about how NASA is always being investigated and if Alaida doesn't come forward she could find herself with culpability and be charged in the future.
Alongside him - the moment she has shown him her evidence and he was able to examine it and come to the same conclusion he was culpable as well.
Awesome episode, even the Danny parts didn't suck as much this time
If only our politicians had the courage and strength to speak so open i might gain respect. Very bold move on the side of Ellen - politically she is safe i believe, her sexual orientation is not something the law specifies so she didn't lie in the legal sense during the steps to become president. Public opinion though is a whole different matter but this reveal might be the jumpstart to put the LGBQ movement in that reality forward a couple of decades.
That NK probe looks so small - how can anyone physically ( much less mentally) survive the months of space travel without being able to stretch and even relax a little? Poor North Korean, he must be out of his mind.
It did, the Soviets gave them the docking computer which was a newer model, and the capsule was a Soyuz clone.So you would think that in the reality of the show, that relationship would have continued to have flourished.
It did, the Soviets gave them the docking computer which was a newer model, and the capsule was a Soyuz clone.
But clearly NK didn't tell the Soviets their plans.
Yeah, I imagine he may not being to go home, not without a lot of gravity exercise.Apart from nk being a very secretive regime, they might have been hoping to get to Mars first or at least find and lay claim to water or any other resources.
Or they didn't know if their <insert Korean for spaceman here> would survive the trip and didn't want to admit the loss.
Obviously a one way trip given the capsule but I'm surprised he's able to stand. Sojourner may not have had gravity but they could move about, keep clean and take steps to minimize the loss of bone density.
The north korean would been little more than the proverbial spam in a can.
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