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The series

26x7’

Technique: 3D Stereoscopic and/or CGI

Original version: English
Genre: Comedy and adventures
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Nueva promesa 2011
FICOD 2010
Mejor proyecto no Start up
Producer: Hampa Studio
Distribution: Planeta Junior
del 2 al 7 de Abril
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Is available on:
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Laika series is:

We have interactive sections like:

· “I want to be an Astronaut”
· A voting system for choose
the next episode.
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How it works?

During each episode’s closing credits, Laika will display her star cards to decide
which coordinates they’ll be following next. Laika or one of her fellow crew
members will propose three options and the public will choose the crew’s next
destination. This way, we encourage spectator participation and they will feel like
Alex or Carol, one of the goals in the series’ evolution.

Voting will be done online, through the Laika website (currently available at
www.laika.tv), and will be sent as an independent module to each Channel so it can
implement it personally on its own corporative website. This way we achieve the first
cross-platform exchange.

Another form of interactivity will be the selection of a "guest astronaut" for each
episode, where a picture of one of the viewers will be automatically introduced in a
designated slot during the episode.
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and also is:

· The series offers extra contents trought diferent

platforms.

· Encourages interaction between contents and spectator.

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How it works?

Laika Space Adventures emerges as one of the first stereoscopic 3D contents

including interactive applications and transmedia to be produced in Spain.

We plan to develop a series of contents revolving around the show that can only be
accessed using other platforms different from television.

Lets take a look at the website!

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1.- Makes it possible to create a user base because people have to register to be
able to access the additional content. It is a valuable data collection tool for
developing marketing campaigns as well as evaluating and improving the series.
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2.-Makes it possible to choose the next episode to be broadcast through online

voting (differentiates between IP addresses based on geographic area to separate
votes according to the corresponding channel). The episode selected by the public
is sent to the channel online.
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3.-Makes it possible to send an image that will be included at the end of the
episode, thanks to a postproduction application.
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3.-On the website we want to include sections like:

· Augmented reality module: where the user can manipulate online all the different
products that will be included in the readers and other merchandise like picture
cards, game boxes, T-shirts, etc.
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· Connected online games with an internal results ranking, where players in the top
positions will be able to exchange their points for gifts or benefits.
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Laika and her crew, lost in space, struggle daily to find a way that will take
them back home to Earth.

Laika is in contact with Alex and Carol, two kids from Earth who try to
combine their complicated and busy teenage life with helping Laika and her
fellow crew members, using a computer that links them up via satellite.

But life in space and on Earth isn’t so easy; in space they have to contend with
the space pirate Captain Manrer and his henchmen and on Earth, with Mark
the blockhead, Carol’s big brother.
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On Earth, between connections with Laika’s ship, Alex, a teenager into sci-fi,
tries to spend the day chilling in his room, enjoying his video game consoles
and his space combat movies.

His neighbor Carol, a highly gifted fashion-victim, knows Alex’s secret,

because without her knowledge of “nanotechnology applied to intergalactic
telecommunications”, they would never have been able to contact Laika’s
ship.

But Alex gets extremely annoyed by Carol’s presence because she rattles on
nonstop about boys, clothes and her favorite band. They both have to deal
with exams, their parents’ grounding them and Mark’s irritating
shenanigans, while trying to help Laika and her crew without anyone finding
out.
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Our five astronauts live aboard the spaceship Spetnik: Captain Laika, a
Russian dog. Desmond the French cat and a remarkable inventor, or at least
that’s what he thinks. Goliath, a monkey with a great sense of rhythm
convinced he’s a big rock star on Earth. Chop, the bad-tempered Chinese
mouse, mechanics expert, and his brother Suey, a very laid-back mouse with
a big appetite in charge of cooking for all of them.

Laika and the rest of the crew try to return to Earth the quickest way
possible, but they can’t help lending a hand wherever they’re needed, even
though they have to watch out for Captain Manrer, a bumbling space pirate,
and his bothersome nephew who is spending his vacation on his uncle’s ship.
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 The characters: Alex, The Boy

A 15-year-old boy living in a middle-class

family and who has always wanted to be an
astronaut. When he turned 10, his father gave
him a high-powered telescope and now he
knows the entire solar system by heart.

He’s “hooked” on his computer, moviles, and

other gadgets with a screen used to, among
other things, play all sorts of different games.
He also loves sci-fi movies.

With the help of his highly gifted neighbor, he

accessed and modified a computer program so
he could contact beings from other planets. One
evening, he accidentally linked up with the
computer on Laika’s ship and, since then, they
are constantly connected.

He doesn’t like doing homework and gets

easily distracted with his gizmos; this gets him
endlessly grounded by his parents. He’s
extremely messy and jealously guards his
privacy and his things.
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She’s the 14-year-old neighbor from

across the street. A girl with an
exceptionally gifted mind and who’s very
attractive to boot. She knows Alex’s big
secret and, because she’s so brainy, she
helps him out with his telescope and other
technical or computer-related problems.

Besides her passion for computers, her

other topics of conversation are boys and
her favorite band, “The Rockets”. She’s
also crazy about fashion and accessories.

She’s constantly touching Alex’s things,

something that bothers him tremendously.
She never gets angry and doesn’t pick up
on hints. She’s very clumsy physically and
is a scatterbrain.
 The characters: Mark, The Bad Guy

He’s Carol’s 16-year old big brother.

He’s in Alex’s class because he’s a

repeater. He’s not interested in anything
not related to sports, but he’s not sure
about which one.

He’s constantly trying out for new sports,

but never sticks with it more than two
weeks.

In his free time he likes to pull pranks that,

occasionally, consist of pestering his sister
and Alex.
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She’s the famous Russian Dog, Captain of

the Spetnik.

Laika is a little bipolar, sometimes she’s

nice and sweet, and sometimes she’s
bossy and out-of-control.

She’s methodical and very orderly. And

she’s very “domineering”.

Her big obsession is to return to Earth.

Her bedside book is “From the Earth to the

Moon” by Jules Verne.

Laika keeps a diary where she likes to write

frequently, because it’s good therapy for
her to let off steam.
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He’s the ship’s French Cat.

Desmond considers himself to be a great

inventor and the truth is he actually does
have some good ideas, but he’s a bit sloppy
when it comes to putting them into
practice.

As a result, his inventions sometimes don’t

turn out as well as he expects.
 The characters: Goliath, King of Rock

He’s from the United States and is a

monkey.

Goliath is in charge of the Ship’s

electronic devices. He is annoyingly
hyperactive, and dreams of becoming a
great musician.

He has a cocky, utterly rocker-style

attitude, and considers himself to be the
big star of the show.

All the cockiness he flaunts vanishes when

they’re in danger; he’s a coward, to the
point of breaking down with a narcolepsy
attack.
 The characters: Chop, The Mechanic

One of the Chinese mice twins, missing a

piece of his ear.

He’s bad-tempered and detests the

situation he’s in, but he accepts it with
resignation. He can’t stand Goliath.

He’s very meticulous and knows a lot

about mechanics, but gets the job done
after a ton of complaints and reproaches.
His brother Suey’s uselessness gets on his
nerves.

Chop is convinced he works more than

anyone else on the entire ship, and that if
it wasn’t for him, they wouldn’t even be
alive still. It bothers him not to feel
acknowledged, resulting in his bad temper.
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Chop’s twin brother.

He’s the chubbier of the two.

His intelligence is very limited, just

enough to get through the day. He’s happy
and carefree.

When it comes to food, he’s an expert chef

and an uncontrollable glutton.
 The characters: Captain Manrer

No one knows why, but Manrer hates

Laika and her crew: Anything furry, four
legged and kind is in danger near him.

He suffers a curious illnes he named as

"Manrer's Original Random and
Selective Amnesia" (or MORSA), so he
remembers what he likes and pretends
nothing happened when he does
something wrong, what happens
suprisingly often.

Manrer has a full crew of Space Pirates.

They don't take him very seriously
because of his aspect, but be careful,
besides his looks he is incredibly evil.
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Goliath is on guard duty while the rest of

the crew sleeps. Seeing that it’s a very
boring evening, he’s watching a TV show
where they’re raffling off a trip on the
luxurious galactic-train, the
Asteroid-Express, but first he has to guess
the answer to a question. Goliath, with
Alex’s help, hastily calls and wins.

Meanwhile on Earth…
Immediately after talking to Goliath, Alex
receives a message in the computer’s chat
room from someone who wants to meet
him.

He gets panicky at first because it’s a girl,

and even though he’s a little reluctant, he
finally winds up writing back and forth with
her all night... like a little lovebird.

Back in space…
When Goliath receives the tickets, he
realizes there are only four. They decide to
hide Chop in one of their suitcases so all
five of them can go on the trip.
On Earth…
It’s daytime now and Carol comes in
through his window to tell him that she
likes a friend from the neighborhood, but
she can’t tell him who it is. At this point
Alex starts to suspect that maybe Carol is
the mysterious chat room girl. But that’s
impossible; they’re neighbors and have
known each other for ages.
In space…
Once they’re aboard the train, our heroes
live it up like kings and queens among the
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universe’s crème de la crème. At one point
of their journey, the Asteroid-Express goes
through a black hole and the train is
plunged into darkness for a few moments.
Suddenly many screams are heard, and
when they come out of the black hole, all
of the passengers’ jewels have been stolen.
On Earth…
Meanwhile, to figure out if Carol is the chat
room girl or not, Alex asks her what color
jacket she’s wearing, and she answers that
it’s red.
Moments later, Carol walks through the
room again, wearing a red jacket. Alex
suddenly gets very edgy and starts trying
to draw attention to himself.

In space…
The train’s detective turns all his
suspicions to Laika and her crew, because
they were the last to board.
Laika and her companions undertake their
own parallel investigation to discover who’s
stolen the jewels and clear their name.
Chop, who is still hidden away, overhears a
conversation in the luggage compartment.
This will solve the case because, thanks to
Chop, they discover that the jewel thief is
Captain Manrer VIII and his nephew who
were hiding away on the train.
Manrer and his nephew escape, leaving the
jewels behind.
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The detective thanks our heroes, but kicks
them off the train for having brought Chop
aboard without a ticket.
On Earth…
The next day, Alex is wearing a tux and
there are candles all over the room. Carol
climbs up and in through the window,
taking him by surprise. But Alex regains his
composure and tries to kiss her movie
hero-style, but Carol rears up like a cobra
and leaps up onto a closet in a single
bound.
Alex doesn’t get it; he knows he’s the
neighborhood boy she likes. Carol starts to
laugh and tells him that no, it’s not her
neighbor from across the street. Alex can’t
understand it; they had been chatting and
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everything. But Carol says it wasn’t her.

And at that very moment, and in front of
Carol, he receives another little message
from the girl. That’s weird. If it’s not Carol,
who else could it be?

In space...
Aboard the Pirate ship, Manrer VIII and his
nephew are ranting and raving about Laika
because, thanks to her, they couldn’t get
away with the jewels.

In the foreground we see a happy little

Polecat Turuncillo dressed up as a woman,
with a red jacket and lipstick, writing in the
ship’s computer’s chat room. “I think it’s
time for us to see each other in person,
Alex… what planet do you live on?”
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Laika and her companions continue their

journey towards Earth. Desmond
convinces the others to take a shortcut.
After flying around and around, passing by
strange planets, what everyone suspects is
finally confirmed: they’re lost.

Desmond contacts Alex so he can search

for a way out. Alex processes a universal
GPS with a lightweight program Carol’s
invented, but it looks like it’s not going to
be easy for the computer and he asks them
to be patient.

While searching for the way back, they

stumble on a Macro-restaurant, PLANET ¬
BURGER, and decide to stop and ask
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Meanwhile on Earth…
Alex is bored with surfing the Internet while
he’s waiting for the computer to finish
processing. To his surprise: a Space-Wars
soldier’s original, limited edition armor.
But it costs too much and his parents
definitely won’t want to give him any more
money because he always throws it away
on stupid trash. “It’s time to build a future
for yourself”… Alex starts to search for a
job on the Internet to ¬be able to afford the
blessed little suit.
Back in space…
The crew enters PLANET-BURGER. The
owner comes out to greet them cheerfully
and invites them to taste his marvelous
hamburgers. Laika thanks him but all they
need are directions to get back on the main
route. The owner breaks down and cries,
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he’s never had one single customer.
Captain Manrer VIII sold him the place and
lied to him, saying he was going to make
tons of money.
Feeling sorry for him, Suey accepts a
hamburger so he doesn’t feel hurt, but
when he takes a bite he has to spit it out
it’s so disgusting.
Our heroes are heartbroken, and they
decide to help out. Chop fixes his lighting,
setting up spotlights that can be seen from
anywhere in the galaxy. Suey invents a
scrumptious hamburger recipe. Goliath
puts together a flashy Las Vegas-style
show. Laika works the cash desk and
Desmond, sporting some ultra-speedy
skates he invented himself, works as a
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On Earth…
Alex finds a job as a “bicycle paperboy”
and without further delay he takes off to
make the money he so desperately needs.
But he soon returns, dead tired, sweaty, his
shinbones trembling like two bowls of
Jell-O.
All this physical work isn’t for him. The
computer’s still processing. He’s going to
have to look for a job that’s more “up his
alley” in the meantime.
In space…
The results of the entire crew’s hard work
aren’t long in coming and customers begin
to arrive in droves. The business is a huge
success, and Laika and her fellow crew
members work day, afternoon and night.
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On Earth…
Alex gives working as a drawing “teach” for
kids a try, something easy and not
stressful. In the next scene we see his
whole room full of kids jumping on his bed,
pulling his hair, scrawling on the walls...
etc. Once he’s alone, he decides that this
job isn’t for him either. He’ll have to keep
looking.
In space…
Success goes to the owner of
PLANET-BURGER’s head and he becomes a
tyrant, taking advantage of Laika and her
companions to the extreme.
The only one that’s happy about the
situation is Goliath, because he’s become
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One night they decide to escape, dragging
Goliath along with them because they can’t
take the owner’s tyranny any more. When
the owner sees them escaping, he runs
after them wielding a shotgun and
shouting “DESERTERS”. They quickly
contact Alex, who has just finished the
universal GPS processing at this very
moment.
He sends them the information they need
with the right way to get back to the main
route, and they disappear before the
astonished gaze of the owner who breaks
down and cries, until he sees the enormous
amount of money he’s made.
Seconds later, he spends it all on an
absurd investment a travelling salesman
offers him, and winds up ruined again.
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Days later, Laika and her companions are
talking leisurely. Alex proudly shows them
the Space-Wars armor he’s bought. When
Chop asks him how he’s paid for
something so expensive, Alex says working
in security for some high-ranking
politicians. Just then Carol appears
dressed as a girl scout/cookie salesgirl,
and presses Alex to put on a skirt and grab
some cookies since it’s his last day on the
job.
Alex blushes and the entire Spetnik crew
bursts out laughing… well, all except one
of them, Suey, who’s kind of busy. He’s set
up a Drive-in Burger joint in the Spetnik,
serving his now famous space burger. The
line of ships waiting their turn disappears
back into space.
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Alex has an exam coming up and is scared

out of his mind. He doesn’t know the
material and it’s just 2 days away. But he
suddenly comes up with an idea: why not
make a robot identical to himself that can
go to school and take the exam for him?

Alex calls his neighbor and explains his

plan. She offers to help him study but
never to cheat on an exam.

In space…
Alex calls the ship. The only one who pays
any attention to him is Desmond. The other
are playing hide and seek. Alex asks him
for a favor. He knows he’s a great inventor
and asks him to design a robot specialized
in taking exams. Desmond asks him if it’s
to cheat on a test and Alex says no.

Desmond is satisfied with his obviously
false answer, and in two seconds, he draws
up some drafts and sends them to him.
Laika, looking for a good place to hide,
discovers Desmond’s corner of defective
inventions. She’s sure that no one will dare
come near there. She accidentally leans on
a defective gamma ray cannon.
A discharge of rays hits Laika, hurling her
back behind some boxes. The ray has
created a second Laika, Laika2, who takes
off running about the ship without anyone
realizing it, not even Laika herself.
Meanwhile on Earth…
Alex starts building his robot. He doesn’t
have much time so he has to rush.
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In space…
Life onboard the ship goes on as normal,
except for Laika2 (Cheerful, Happy,
Carefree and Mad as a hatter), who
appears precisely when Laika isn’t around,
giving the crew totally absurd orders.
Since no one notices any physical
difference, they all obey her orders, despite
how silly they may be.
On Earth…
Alex finally has his robot and he dresses
him up to look like him. Its’ a pretty
slapdash invention, but the truth is that it
looks a lot like him. When he gives it its
first order to walk, it shuts down after
taking its first step. Alex realizes it will
work if it’s plugged in to something.

In space…
When Laika reaches the bridge, she sees
everyone blowing bubbles, sack racing,
and painting the walls different colors.
Bewildered, Laika asks them what they’re
doing and they all say following her orders.
After an enormous scolding, she orders
them to clean the walls, prepare some food
and control the ship’s course. Surprised,
the crew is bewildered, but obeys.
On Earth…
Alex goes up to his room with the battery
from his father’s car. He’s convinced that
with all the engine trouble it’s having, he
won’t even notice it. He connects the robot
to the battery and it works perfectly. Alex is
ecstatic.
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In space…
Laika2 appears on the bridge again, giving
them the same orders as before. Desmond
and the others, more and more confused,
obey and go back to their sack racing,
painting the walls... etc. …
As soon as Laika2 leaves, Laika reappears,
exploding when she sees they’re scrawling
on the walls and doing everything else
again, and she orders them to clean up the
walls once more. The contradicting orders
are driving the crew insane and they wind
up locking her up in the bathroom.
On Earth…
Today is exam day, and Alex scans his math
book with a scanner built into the robot ‘s
head. After a barrage of questions, it’s
confirmed that the robot is a perfect

exam-taking machine. Alex dresses him in
his clothes. He’s all set.
In space…
While the crew is locking Laika into the
bathroom, Laika2 suddenly appears
jumping rope. The crew releases Laika.
Laika and Laika2 both try to prove that
each is the original. Asking them
questions, Goliath and the others
unintentionally manage to drive Laika
crazy and she explodes, proving who the
original one is.
On Earth…
Alex sends the robot outside, and keeps his
eyes on him from the window, while he goes
over the list in his head: book scanned,
battery charged, everything oiled up.
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He suddenly sees something on the floor.
Oh man, he forgot to put on his plastic
raincoat, but he doesn’t think it will be
necessary.
Suddenly, it starts raining cats and dogs.
From his window Alex sees the robot, after
a series of jerks and short-circuits, fall
lifelessly to the ground and some scrap
dealers take it away.
Now someone knocks on the bedroom
door. Disheartened, Alex opens the door
and a robot that’s identical to Carol walks
in, wearing a raincoat, and it starts to
laugh at him.
Meanwhile in space…
Desmond appears with the gamma ray
cannon. According to him, what started
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this whole mess will put an end to it, and

he fires a ray at Laika2.

Moments later we see the Spetnik making

bizarre movements and jolting around
from one side to another.

Inside we see the ship is full to bursting

with hundreds and hundreds of Laikas
giving orders nonstop. Goliath, Desmond,
Chop and Suey have locked themselves
into the bathroom.
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Alex has a school trip to see Central Lake.

Hedoesn’t feel like going at all; as everyone
knows, in the middle of the countryside
there’s no Internet and he can’t connect
his game consoles. He wants to get out of
it and stay home with his cherished
electronic devices, but he doesn’t know
how. Laika tells him he should go on out
and enjoy the countryside.

In space…
In the middle of the conversation a tiny
black Alien cuts in front of the ship. Goliath
slams on the brakes and the connection
with Alex gets cut off. Everyone wonders
what the problem is. Goliath explains that
if a black alien cuts in front of you, it
means 5 days of bad luck. Everyone laughs
at him and they continue their journey.

Moments later Desmond gets his hand
caught in the door. Goliath chalks it up to
bad luck, but the rest of them see it as an
unimportant, isolated event. But it is very
important to Desmond, because his hand
is totally bent out of shape.
On Earth…
Alex is still trying to think of a way to avoid
the trip, but with no luck, so he decides to
call his brainy neighbor to see if she can
come up with something. But Carol is at
home sick with horrible flu. A light bulb
goes off for Alex. If he catches the Flu he
won’t have to go and he can stay at home
playing with his Play Station.
After much insistence, Carol, sick and
wrapped from head to toes in a blanket,
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shows up at Alex’s house. He asks her to
cough in his face and to leave her viruses
floating in the air so he can catch a heavy
one too.
In space…
The Spetnik continues its voyage. Goliath
keeps insisting on the evil eye. Laika says
no, those are only old wives’ tales.
Suddenly a sheet of space garbage flies
straight towards the flight deck, barely
giving them time to maneuver. When they
are just about to collide, Laika swerves
sharply, skillfully avoiding it.
Laika proudly tells Goliath that if they had
bad luck, they would have crashed. She
hasn’t even finished her sentence when we
hear a scream coming from the kitchen.

Suey is totally scorched because with the
sharp swerve, the hot chocolate he was
preparing as an afternoon snack has
spilled all over him.
Bowing to the evidence, they decide to put
an end to their bad luck and search for the
black alien, so he can cross their path
again and cancel out the curse.
On Earth…
When night falls, Alex goes to sleep
uncovered with two ice cubes under each
armpit and the window open. He goes over
his steps and thinks he’s done everything
just right to catch the flu.
The next day he wakes up in perfect shape.
He takes his temperature and it says 19º.
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He doesn’t get it, he should be burning up
with fever. Much to his regret, he picks up
his backpack. While Laika cheers him up,
he tells him to make the most of the things
that they aren’t going to be seeing for a
long time. Suddenly, Laika receives a
strong electric shock. Alex understands
that he should go out and enjoy nature, and
in the end he’s happy about this new
experience.
In space…
Still annoyed about the electric shock she’s
just received, Laika sees the black Alien in
front of the ship. Laika tries to cross over in
front of it, but they bump into an asteroid
and Chop falls face first onto the floor.
Frightened, the alien takes off.

As he escapes, Laika constantly tries to
cross in front of the alien, causing all sorts
of blows, falls, bruises... etc.
Finally, and after almost destroying the
entire ship, they manage to cross in front
of the black Alien, and all of their
misfortunes are over.
After being jinxed, the crew enjoys a
peaceful day. When they contact Alex, they
see he’s in bed with a hot water bottle on
his head. He explains that when they went
out to the country, they got trapped in a
downpour and he caught the cold of the
year.
Goliath says that now he can make the
most of it and play with his gizmos as
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much as he wants. But Alex replies that he
can’t, they make his head hurt and the only
think he feels like doing is sleeping.
Suey appears with a giant mirror that he
can barely carry. He thinks it’s pretty and
would look good on the bridge. He
suddenly trips and the mirror breaks into a
thousand pieces. Horrified, Goliath covers
his face with his hands.
Laika, seeing Goliath’s expression, asks
him if this is also going to mean a week of
bad luck. He says no. They all relax until he
explains that it’s not a week, it’s 7 years.
They all scream in horror.
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Laika is surprised. Alex and Carol have

found a briefcase on a park bench and
taken it home. Goliath recommends they
take it back and leave it where they found
it. Alex and Carol say that’s what they’ll do
and then suspiciously end the connection.

The crew is tired and bored after so many

days in space.

Chop sees as planet with a small, pleasant

little town and decides to land. Meanwhile
they comment that they’re sure Alex and
Carol will return the briefcase.

On Earth…
Alex and Carol are totally petrified before
the open briefcase. On the floor, in front of
them, there is an ungodly pile of money
Alex starts to fantasize about what he can
do with so much money.

Carol does too, until she finally reacts and
says they should call the police. Alex is
against it because it might be Mafia money
and they could be digging their own grave.
These words make both of them panic and
they draw the shades and turn off the
lights.
In space…
The Spetnik lands on the idyllic planet of
Rosewood. There are a lot of people
expecting them. Goliath is convinced that
they’re fans who are following the five crew
member’s adventures. When they set foot
on the ground, they are immediately
arrested by the Sheriff and his deputy.
They entire town is extremely angry with
Laika and her companions. They accuse
them of having robbed the town’s candy
bank. Laika and the others are bewildered.
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On Earth…
Alex and his neighbor are sitting with the
shades drawn and the lights off,
hypnotized as they stare at the pile of
money. They don’t even want to go outside
they’re so scared. At one point Carol really
has to pee. To go out safely and unnoticed,
she disguises herself with a trench coat
and a hat.
Meanwhile back in space…
Our friends are locked up by the Sheriff in
the maximum security jail, where the most
dangerous prisoners in the quadrant are
found. Laika and the others meet Melvin, a
prisoner who lends them a hand so they
can survive on the inside. Melvin has been
locked up for over 300 years for stealing a
lollypop that was on the ground.

Laika starts to panic. If Melvin was
sentenced to 300 years for a “previously
sucked on” lollipop, although unfairly
accused, how many would they get for
robbing the candy bank? At this point one
of the prisoners congratulates them on the
job and shows them a picture from the
newspaper where you can clearly see
Manrer VIII and four henchmen, wearing
masks of Laika and the rest of the crew,
robbing the bank. They don’t have time to
think twice. They need to escape or they’ll
spend the rest of their days there.
On Earth…
Totally paranoid, Alex and Carol eat and
sleep beside the money, always keeping
one eye open. The hours of lost sleep and
the lack of light multiplies their mutual
distrust.
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The situation reaches the point that it’s so
unhealthy, they decide to put an end to it.
They put the money back into the case and
go down to the park at night to leave it on
the same park bench where they’d found it.
Alex and Carol can finally sleep in peace.
In space…
It is finally D-Day and H-Hour. With Melvin’s
help, and after a somewhat chaotic
getaway, they manage to escape from
prison. Once they’re out, Melvin decides to
stay. He wants to rectify his mistake, and
he’s going to spend his time collecting all
the previously sucked on lollypops he sees
on the ground and give them to kids. After
an emotional but short goodbye, our
heroes reach the municipal tow truck,
where the Spetnik is being held.

Desmond takes out an invention of his, a
silencer, to break open the gate. Of course
Desmond’s silencer wakes up the entire
town and they just barely manage to get
away.
On Earth…
The next day, Carol arrives in the morning,
happy and radiant after having gotten rid
of the wretched briefcase. To wake up Alex,
she turns the radio all the way up. Alex
doesn’t want to get up, he’s exhausted. The
radio announcer says that they already
have a winner in the contest called “The
Briefcase” a contest that consists of
finding a briefcase randomly left on a park
bench with a million Euros in it. Whoever
finds this briefcase gets to keep the money,
tax-free even. Well they have a winner:
Ronald the neighborhood street cleaner.
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Alex springs out of bed, staring at the
radio. Carol stands frozen in front of it.
Carol starts to cry and Alex bangs his head
against the wall.
In space…
Chop runs onto the bridge where
everyone’s talking about to Alex and Carol.
Chop is carrying today’s paper where it
says that they’ve caught Manrer VIII and
his entire crew, accused of robbing the
candy bank. They were found on a nearby
moon, with upset stomachs from so much
candy.
Desmond jumps on the others, dresses as
a rustler. He thinks being an outlaw was
fun.
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What we should know about Saturn...

Saturn has an equatorial diameter of 119,300 kilometres; this

makes it the second largest Planet from the Solar System!
Saturn’s days are very short, they last 10 hours and 39 minutes
but take 29.5 terrestrial years to go around the Sun and due
to its raSid rotation it is Áattened at the Soles.

Its atmosphere is
composed mostly
of Hydrogen with
a smaller amount
of Helium and
Methane.

Saturn is the only

Planet of the Solar
System that is less
dense than water
(About 30%) if we could create an ocean large enough
Saturn would Áoat on it

Saturn’s winds are known for blowing very hard, about 500
metres per second. But its speed lowers when we go further
away.
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