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MER featured in Numbers TV series
centsworth_II
post Apr 6 2013, 08:24 PM
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I happened upon season 4, episode 3 of Numbers (Velocity) which features a MER in one scene. I was impressed that the gung ho engineer in the scene bore a resemblance to one of our favorite rover drivers. The scene starts at 8 minutes.
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I thought "fell into a shallow crater" referred to Spirit's unfortunate run in with Scamander Crater,
however the episode first aired in October 2007, a year and a half before Spirit got stuck...

....Cue the Twilight zone theme.
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