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RSS feed with expanded content.| From | Matt Wronkiewicz <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
| Date | Thu, 17 Nov 2005 11:21:20 -0800 |
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You want emotional distress? Here's my, better, idea for a space shot hoax/reality TV show. Instead of just sending them into space, send them to Mars instead, but make it clear that they would have to be asleep on the journey in order to conserve supplies. Instead, they get put to sleep, loaded on a plane, and flown to their "Mars base". You don't even have to bring them home. Just let them start finding wierder and wierder stuff around their base, maybe have them spot a few aliens running around, and then end it with a close encounter of some sort. More good ideas: give them clocks that run fast and roll over at 24:37. Mess with the lighting in the base and put filters on the windows so they think the sky looks brownish. Show them fake newscasts on the TVs during their "training" so they think everyone knows about their "Mars shot". Kill off one of the actors on an expedition in some sort of accident, or maybe have him captured by aliens. I think it could run for a few seasons. A lot cheaper than building a space shuttle simulator too, I think. Matt -- Space Future | To unsubscribe send email with the subject "unsubscribe" www.spacefuture.com | to "sf-discuss-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".