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Philip J. Cook, Norman Gagnon, Georgia Anastasia, Zerin Basha, Chris Konke, Keith Crosby, Julie Kashmanian, Tony Amante, Brian Barbosa, Mark Hyde, Jolene Mafnas, Raven Gooden, Jesse Arnold, Alex Jackson, Andrea Hyde, Vincent Capaldo, Morgan Tanner, Hain Laramore, Roxanne Cook, Frank Sloan, Maxwell Heaton, Ulysses E. Campbell, Claudia Troy, Rob Durkee, Christopher Winter, Joe Mayes, and Tennyson Harris in Ghost Planet (2024)

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The voice-over and subtitles in the intro describe the Tesserans as "As absent landlords who abandoned their vessels a millennia [sic] ago." That should be "a millennium", or "millennia" (plural of millennium), without the indefinite article, if it was several thousand years ago.
Max's voice-over says "Those recordings really wet [sic] a lot of appetites." That should be "whetted", since he was clearly speaking in the past tense, or even "whet", if he means that the interest continued into the the present.
Max says "And, with that handle pull, our lives changed forever." But George pushed the handle forward, not pulled it.

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