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Star Trek (1966) - S01E15 Shore Leave
2.1s
We are orbiting an uninhabited planet
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Star Trek (1966) S01E18
2.6s
We have completed 14th orbit of this planet
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Star Trek (1966) - S01E17 The Squire of Gothos
3.3s
We have completed 14th orbit of this planet
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Lost in Space (1965) - S01E06 The Hungry Sea
4.1s
Now, the orbit of this planet is nothing like the Earth's orbit.
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The Transformers (1984) - S02E36 Triple Takeover
2.6s
No planet ever lost its orbit,
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Star Trek (1966) - S01E26 Errand of Mercy
1.8s
have assumed orbit around our planet.
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Me, Myself & Irene (2000)
2.2s
What motherfuckin' planet has an elliptical orbit?
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E03 Choose to Live
1.1s
and this planet that we're orbiting
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Farscape (1999) - S02E10 Sci-Fi
2s
Moya is no longer in orbit around this planet.
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The Expanse (2015) - S06E01 Strange Dogs
1.7s
That looks like an orbit.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks (2020) - S02E04 Mugato, Gumato
1.1s
leaving the planet's orbit.
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Rick and Morty (2013) - S06E09 Analyze Piss
1.3s
All planets orbit it.
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Lost in Space (1965) - S01E06 The Hungry Sea
2s
Data on the orbit of this planet.
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Lost in Space (1965) - S01E10 The Oasis
2.3s
the eccentric orbit of this hostile planet...
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S01E05 Adventure
1.9s
Could this planet have escaped that?
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S02E05 Loud as a Whisper
3.3s
l've been puzzling over how the third planet could maintain such an orbit