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3-2-1 Contact Season 2 Episode 11

Flight: Flying Animals

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AIRED: 10/17/83

Miguel invites Kathy and Robin to Lincoln Park Airport, where he is taking flying lessons. After a brief discussion of the four forces, Miguel acquaints himself with the plane's controls. Kathy discovers a wounded raptor in the Minnesota woods, prompting a visit from a graduate student intent on helping the raptor. Film insert: Different wings for different things. A musical number, Trying To Fly, adapted from The Bee Gees' Stayin' Alive, becomes the backbone of this theme week (it reappears in Flight: Thrust. Another musical send-up, Big Birds Don't Fly, shows up here (and again in Flight: Acceleration). THE BLOODHOUND GANG: "The Case of The Veiled Thief, Part One." Someone has broken into a beehive, where a precious coin collection had been kept. (Concludes in next episode.)moreless

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Nan-Lynn Nelson	Victoria Allen [Vikki], in The Bloodhound Gang
Marcelino Sanchez	Ricardo, in The Bloodhound Gang
Hank Martin	Theme Singer
Tish Rabe	Theme Singer
Benjamin H. Carlin	Paco
Judy Leak	Robin

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Roy Brocksmith	Mr. Busby	Guest Star
Reed Birney	Winfield	Guest Star
Tony Díaz	Jerry	Guest Star

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- This episode starts The Bloodhound Gang's "Case of the Veiled Thief." This, along with "The Case of the Girl from Outer Space," would be released on home video October 16, 1989 by Golden Books.
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- Surprise! Roy Brocksmith had played the villainous Mr. Big in "The Case of the Secret Message." Now he plays a victim.
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- This is the first show to air in the new season, so it was the first show in which viewers saw the CTW's new "Sparks" opening ID. For a description of the "Sparks" ID, click here.
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