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From Stephen E. Ambrose's book, 'Band of Brothers,' written in 1992. In Chapter Six, 'Move Out,' Fritz Niland -- a member of Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, U.S. Army, lost his brother Bob Niland, who was killed on D-Day. A second brother had been killed on Utah Beach on D-Day. And a third brother was killed, a pilot in the China-Burma-India theater that same week. His mother received all three telegrams on the same day. However, in "real life" Fritz was never lost, was immediately located by a Father Sampson, escorted to Utah Beach, and was flown to London, and then back to the States.

Beginning in January of 2003, the "MacGyver" series will be shown on the cable network TV Land.

http://www.tvland.com/postmaster/

Q: WHAT WILL BE NEW ON TV LAND IN THE NEW YEAR? A: Well, it is time to let you all know...MacGyver, Bewitched (both

the black and white and the color episodes), I Dream of Jeannie, Mr.

Ed and Sanford and Son are all expected to join us in the next year.

Fred Sanford (junk man) and MacGyver (makes things with junk-man)

will show up in January, Samantha and Jeannie are slated to pop in at

the beginning of the summer, and Mr. Ed is expected to come trotting

through right around "back to school" time.

From the very familiar musical themes of Dominic Frontiere, to the stylized directorial mode of Leslie Stevens, it's quite easy to see the influence of "The Outer Limits" in this movie.

However, it is an interesting movie to watch, especially as it is in "Esperanto", and is a pre-"Star Trek" enterprise for actor William Shatner. Interesting how towards the end of the movie, the right shoulder of his sweater is torn (and the hole grows larger) ala the torn tunics of Captain Kirk.

And Milos Milos was just plain spooky to watch. Supposedly there was a curse on this movie, as Milos Milos and Ann Atmar committed suicide in separate incidents in 1966.