Space: 1999 — S01E01 — Breakaway

1975 · 52 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · 459 VOTES · DIR. Lee H. Katzin

Space: 1999 — S01E01 — Breakaway poster

Overview

In September 1999, John Koenig reports to Earth's Space Research Centre at Moonbase Alpha as its new commander. A strange sickness is killing some of the Moonbase Alpha crew. Commander Koenig's investigation reveals that the source lies at Nuclear Waste Disposal Area 1 caused by excessive magnetic energy fields. The continuous build up of energy shortly causes massive explosion clusters that knocks the moon off orbit into deep space.

Sci-Fi & Fantasy1970s

Dialogue Timeline — 710 lines

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00:00:34 Professor Bergman, it's Jim Nordstrom.
00:02:15 Well, you're signed, sealed and approved.
00:03:52 We're coming in now.
00:07:46 - Commander Koenig.
00:09:00 - Oh.
00:10:41 and Sparkman were before they were affected.
00:12:40 Eric?
00:14:35 Dr. Russell talks about a kind of brain damage caused
00:15:47 - That's what I need.
00:17:44 - There's no radiation, John.
00:21:02 - Whatever affected the two probe astronauts
00:23:46 by artificial life support systems only.
00:25:49 The flight was recording perfectly.
00:27:01 in Disposal Area One.
00:29:14 We're losing you.
00:31:32 We've been obsessed with radiation.
00:32:44 and do it by remote control.
00:36:07 there could be a chain reaction.
00:38:48 - Well?
00:40:22 Now, wake up, Commissioner.
00:43:44 We are moving away from Earth!
00:45:15 Video systems gone.
00:48:24 If we should try to improvise a return
00:51:39 Yes, maybe there.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed710
Dialogue density13.7 lines / min
First line00:00:34
Final line00:51:39

Production Record

DirectorLee H. Katzin
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes459

Factoids

Episode

Space: 1999, season 1, episode 1: Breakaway.

https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/134/season/1/episode/1
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