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A programme which 'creates' man's trip to the outer reaches of the known solar system. Special effects simulate the astronauts six year journey. Read more
| Starring | Martin McDougall, Rod Lazer |
|---|---|
| Director | Tim Haines |
| Genres | Television |
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