Chris Isaak |
Astronaut Edward White II |
George Newbern |
Astronaut Stu Roosa |
Joe Spano |
NASA Deputy Administrator George Mueller |
Mark Rolston |
Astronaut Gus Grissom |
Ben Marley |
Astronaut Roger Chaffee |
David Andrews |
Frank Borman |
Ronny Cox |
Lee Atwood |
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Mason Adams |
Sen. Clinton Anderson |
Guest Star |
John Slattery |
Walter Mondale |
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Gus Grissom: I read you fine, the problem is you're not reading me.
Deke Slayton: We're gonna get a new backup system, Gus. I sent a guy out for a couple of empty soup cans and some string. A lot of string.
Gus Grissom: Really getting ridiculous.
Frank Borman: How are you handling it?
Deke Slayton: (shrugs) I'm drunk.
Deke Slayton: You and I, we both know that people die testing unproved aircraft. It's not nice, we don't like it, but we all knew it'd happen some day.
Frank Borman: No, Deke. We all knew it'd happen someday in space. It's one thing to die on a mission. It's another to die on the pad during a routine goddamn test.
Joe Shea: North American was given mission requirements. One of the requirements was a spacecraft designed to operate while filled with oxygen. And to do so without exploding!
Senator Anderson: What do you think we should do, Colonel?
Frank Borman: I think you should stop this witch hunt, and let us go to the moon.
Senator Anderson: (During the Apollo 1 hearings) Now, before we all go home, is there any statement you personally would like to make?
Frank Borman: I think I'm safe in speaking for all the astronauts when I say that we're confident in our management, we're confident in our training, in our engineering, and in ourselves. The real question is, are you confident in us?
Gus Grissom: How are we going to get to the moon if we can't talk between two or three buildings?
Grissom, White, and Chaffee's wives give Deke Slayton an astronaut pin the men had planned on giving him when they returned. (because they believed he would never go into space) A few years later Deke Slayton was cleared for flight duty in the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project and piloted the docking module during the first meeting of Americans and Soviets in outer space.
James Webb: The only reason he didn't throw it down in front of me like Perry Mason…
Webb compares Sen. Mondale's testimony in the committee hearing to TV lawyer Perry Mason, who produced surprise evidence in a theatrical method on a regular basis.
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