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| BEEDOK and MING777 are the only two //Allohistory// characters that don't appear in this episode, as their presence in the main cast wasn't entirely decided upon yet at the time when the episode was almost finished. LIFE IN BLACK also doesn't make a direct appearence in the episode, but he is mentioned. | BEEDOK and MING777 are the only two //Allohistory// characters that don't appear in this episode, as their presence in the main cast wasn't entirely decided upon yet at the time when the episode was almost finished. LIFE IN BLACK also doesn't make a direct appearence in the episode, but he is mentioned. |
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| Some of the technology introduced in this episode includes the //Caravel// class MES itself (represented by the //Allohistory//), the small //Sealion// class shuttles, the new types of BFGs and a certain tool used by crew cartographer ALEX RICHARDS. | Some of the technology introduced in this episode includes the //Caravel// class MES itself (represented by the //Allohistory//), the small //Sealion// class shuttles, the new types of BFGs and also a certain tool used by crew cartographer ALEX RICHARDS. |
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| The Liechtenstein portions of the episode are a homage to [[offtopic:Geekhis Khan]]'s humourous //**[[http://alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=154637|Leaves in the Wind]]**// timeline. | The Liechtenstein portions of the episode are a homage to [[offtopic:Geekhis Khan]]'s humourous //**[[http://alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=154637|Leaves in the Wind]]**// timeline. |
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| There's a also a bit of a nod to the Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera //[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gondoliers|The Gondoliers]]// in the the San Marinese portions of the episode. | There's a also a bit of a nod to the Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera //[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gondoliers|The Gondoliers]]// in the San Marinese portions of the episode. |
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| THESPITRON 6000's repeated use of the "Everybody's dead, guys." answer to the crew members during the teaser section is a reference to the "Everybody's dead, Dave." running gag between Holly and Lister that occurs during the first episode of //Red Dwarf//. | THESPITRON 6000's repeated use of the "Everybody's dead, guys." answer to the crew members during the teaser section is a reference to the "Everybody's dead, Dave." running gag between Holly and Lister that occurs during the first episode of //Red Dwarf//. |
