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on July 18, 2008 8:00 AM | Reply
2010... (It's the quote in which "Dave Bowman" reassures HAL, just before the Discovery gets trashed by the wavefront caused by the monolith (well, to be pedantic, the 1 million + monoliths) induced implosion, & resultant ignition of Jupiter into a mini sun).