I noticed that and was about to comment here myself. There's enough
"metric" going on in that show to make it unlikely to be a fluke. No
other prime time show I know of uses metric as frequently.

Also, the show continued to the point where the Galileo 5 mission
stopped communicating minutes before an expected landing. I almost held
my breath to see if they would find that a unit mixup caused a crashed
landing. Looks like I'll have to wait until next week to find out.

Jim

Norman Werling wrote:
> 
> Opening sequence with the President on a test for an opening of a show with
> calls to come in from school children.  There is a question about the
> temperature on Mars. He is supposed to pass it on to experts but he answers
> and then the press secretary says he was  wrong.  He replies that he
> converted it to Celsius in his head.
> 
> Norm

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