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The saucer appears to have two means of exit: when Spiff engages the ejector seat or performs a regular landing, the bubble dome is thrown back (the first exit). Also, Spiff is sometimes seen emerging from his crashed vessel with the dome still closed (or at times, dug into the planet's surface), indicating the presence of a hatch at the back or, more likely, on the underside (second exit). In order to set down its occupant on difficult terrain, the Saucer is able to hover The Saucer also appears to have a water exit, as shown in a single strip where Calvin complains about taking a bath.

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  • Spaceman Spiff's spaceship
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  • The saucer appears to have two means of exit: when Spiff engages the ejector seat or performs a regular landing, the bubble dome is thrown back (the first exit). Also, Spiff is sometimes seen emerging from his crashed vessel with the dome still closed (or at times, dug into the planet's surface), indicating the presence of a hatch at the back or, more likely, on the underside (second exit). In order to set down its occupant on difficult terrain, the Saucer is able to hover The Saucer also appears to have a water exit, as shown in a single strip where Calvin complains about taking a bath.
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  • The saucer appears to have two means of exit: when Spiff engages the ejector seat or performs a regular landing, the bubble dome is thrown back (the first exit). Also, Spiff is sometimes seen emerging from his crashed vessel with the dome still closed (or at times, dug into the planet's surface), indicating the presence of a hatch at the back or, more likely, on the underside (second exit). In order to set down its occupant on difficult terrain, the Saucer is able to hover motionless and deploy a ladder of undisclosed size. Spiff once drops an anchor down from the Saucer, but as he had to open the cockpit to do so the anchor was most likely not a feature of the ship, and instead simply lugged around inside the cockpit or a storage compartment of some sort. However, the anchor was fitted securely enough that it could pull an entire planet, leading one to think that the ship is designed to be compatible with anchors. The Saucer also appears to have a water exit, as shown in a single strip where Calvin complains about taking a bath.
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