Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 14:36:29 -0800
From: Gary Girouard (GGirouard@ri44hosp.edu)
Subject:  moonbuggies

does anyone know why there were moon buggies on every launch pad,
but never used? i believe they were only in season 1 also, please
correct me if im wrong gary



From: Jeanette Quimby (jquimby@utmmg.med.uth.tmc4tag.edu)
Date: 01/23/96 02:55pm

If there was a moonbuggy on every launch pad, I would again use what I
see today at most airports.  Even though there are terminals/walkways
connecting a plane to the airport - Eagle and launch tube - there are still
support vehicles on the ground outside to service the planes.  Could the
moonbuggy on the launch pad - be available for "quick
servicing"/maintenance work performed outside?  Considering the
probability of someone hotwiring a buggy
(other than Maya in Season 2) and no major weather problems other
than continual dust, this would make sense to go ahead and leave
parked outside.

Just my 2 cents

Jeanette



Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 12:03:30 -0800
From: Gary Girouard (GGirouard@ri44hosp.edu)
Subject:  Re: moonbuggies -Reply

what episode did maya hotwire a moonbuggy? gary



Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 12:48:29 -0800
From: mpmoncey@aec1.apgea.army4tag.mil
Subject: Re[2]: moonbuggies -Reply

 >what episode did maya hotwire a moonbuggy? gary
 
 
 It might have been the SPACE WARP episode where Maya went nuts when 
 she had that mysterious disease.
 
 Michael Moncey
 Alpha Historian
 Alpha Personnel #45



From: Jeanette Quimby (jquimby@utmmg.med.uth.tmc4tag.edu)
Date:  01/23/96 03:42pm

Maya and the hotwired buggy....

I am just assuming there - but wasn't a moon buggy "easily accessed" by
Dr.
Russell and Alan? in the episode where Maya has the "nervous
breakdown" and constantly shifts shapes? since they had only an hour
to get out to her on the surface of the moon.  Keep in mind, I only know
the plot and have yet to be able to view the entire episode.

Jeanette



Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 12:54:10 -0800
From: Gary Girouard (GGirouard@ri44hosp.edu)
Subject:  Re: moonbuggies -Reply -Reply

as far as i know, and ive seen them all, there were none that were hot
wired, i was thinking more along the lines of a crash on the pad, gary



Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 23:53:33 -0800
From: Rob (kauderr@e44burg.com)

On the other hand, maybe the moon buggy could be used for crash/rescue if,
say, there's a problem on the launch pad? 

Rob Kauder