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From: jimc@haddock.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Space Adventure Question
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Date: Sun, 3-Feb-85 23:59:58 EST
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Posted: Sun Feb  3 23:59:58 1985
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Nf-From: haddock!jimc    Feb  2 21:45:00 1985

If I remember correctly, the trio was composed of two men and a 
woman.  I do not remember the name of the woman, but the males' 
names were Devin and Garth.  Devin was the "intellectual" type, 
and Garth, who I believe was a carpenter, was the stronger, less 
cerebral type.  Devin and the woman were in love, Garth was in 
love with the woman and betrothed to her by her parents.  Devin 
and the woman left their "biosphere" (whose name was Cyprus 
Corners) to run away from her intended marriage, and Garth 
followed.  

One episode left a deep impact on me, and concerned their finding 
of a huge beehive and its keepers.  I don't recall the premise of 
the episode, just that at one point, they opened the suit of one 
of the beekeepers and he was all bees inside.  Yech!  It wasn't 
very realistic looking, in terms of special effects, but the idea 
of it stayed with me for a long time.  

I also remember the first episode, when Devin strayed from Cyprus 
Corners for the first time after finding an old, forgotten 
doorway he uncovered while tending fields.  He then found a 
computer terminal in the corridors beyond, one which simulated a 
human face and answered his questions.  

I, too, thought this show great when I was a kid, but thinking 
back on it suggests that it was a low-budget and often trite 
piece of work.  

					JCCK