Transcript for Monday, March 12, 2007
Narrator: Landing a craft using only rocket thrust is tricky.
Neil Armstrong: Houston, Tranquility Base here. . . The
Eagle has landed.
Narrator: Historically, this has been one of the stickiest issues with manned interplanetary travel.
Narrator: Sergeant Schlock is trying to hold five naked, falling people on top of a make-shift, hand-held plasma rocket, and land them with neither broken bones nor burnt buns.
SFX: SPLASH
Narrator: Fortunately, there is a lake. . .
Kevyn: Houston, I have a water-wedgie.
Schlock: Gah, my hand is
caught in something.