Buck Rogers in the 25th Century: Disc 1

UPC: Disc: EF61-A828-C6D4-0A24 (DVD) Region Coding: Region 1 Production Year: 1979 Rating: NR Running Time: 382 min. DVD Release: 11/16/2004 Case Type: Digipak Video Formats: Full Frame 1.33:1 Disc Formats: Dual Sided, Dual Layered SRP: $0.00 Episodes: 1. Awakening: Parts 1 & 2 In the original theatrical pilot, a mysterious meteor shower in 1987 sends astronaut William "Buck" Rogers and his spacecraft off-orbit. He doesn't awaken from the resulting suspended animation until an alien diplomatic vessel, Draconia, and the deceptively beautiful Princess Ardala intercept him in the year 2491. Sent back to Earth by the deceptively beautiful Princess Ardala, Buck must now convince the Earth's Defense Directorate of his true identity and prevent an attack by the alien Draconians whose "peacekeeping" motives on Earth are not so clear. 2. Planet of the Slave Girls: Parts 1 & 2 It's Buck to the rescue of the entire planet when Earth's Defense Squadron becomes incapacitated after eating poisoned food discs. Buck traces the dangerous goods to another planet where a man called Kaleel has been selling slaves to the planet's governor in order to build a massive attack fleet ready to conquer and destroy. 3. Vegas in Space Sin never looked so good when Buck is sent to the gambling city of Sinaloa to rescue a kidnapped young woman from the city's wicked ruler, Velosi. With deception lurking in every corner, Buck must find the woman who has information regarding future Draconian attacks before her enemies destroy her. 4. The Plot to Kill a City: Part 1 A Defense Directorate agent kills a member of a dangerous interstellar assassin gang, and, as revenge, declares war on the city of New Chicago. Buck must find out who their next target is before he becomes a target himself. 5. The Plot to Kill a City: Part 2 Buck goes deep undercover as an interstellar killer in order to stop the assassin group from detonating New Chicago's matter/antimatter energy plant. But when his disguise is uncovered, he's in an action-packed race to save the city and his own life before its too late. 6. Return of the Fighting 69th Before Buck's arrival in the 25th century, Wilma had been hot on the trail of two interstellar gunrunners, and now, they're back with a stolen freighter full of chemical weapons, and Wilma and Buck must persuade the retired members of the 69th Defense Squadron to stop the criminals before they contaminate Earth's atmosphere.
Genres Science Fiction Television Studios Universal Television Glen A. Larson Productions Bruce Lansbury Productions Media Companies: Universal Studios Home Entertainment
Features Scene Access Bonus Trailers Subtitles English French Spanish
Audio Tracks English Dolby Digital Mono
Cast 1. Awakening: Parts 1 & 2 Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers Pamela Hensley as Princess Ardala Erin Gray as Wilma Deering Henry Silva as Kane Tim O'Connor as Doctor Huer Joseph Wiseman as Draco Duke Butler as Tigerman Felix Silla as Twiki Caroline Smith as Young Woman John Dewey-Carter as Supervisor Kevin Coates as Pilot David Cadiente as Comtel Officer Gil Serna as Technician Larry Duran as Guard No 1 Kenny Endoso as Guard No 2 Eric Lawrence as Officer H. B. Haggerty as Tigerman No 2 Colleen Kelly as Wrather Steve Jones as Pilot No 2 David Buchanan as Pilot No 3 Burt Marshall as Wingman Howard F. Flynn as Voices (voice) John Rayner as Voices (voice) Guerin Barry as Voices (voice) Mel Blanc as Voice of Twiki (voice) William Conrad as Narrator (uncredited, voice) Eric Server as Dr. Theopolis (uncredited, voice) 2. Planet of the Slave Girls: Parts 1 & 2 Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers Erin Gray as Wilma Deering Tim O'Connor as Doctor Huer David Groh as Major Duke Danton Roddy McDowall as Governor Saroyan Brianne Leary as Ryma Macdonald Carey as Doctor Mallory Karen Carlson as Stella Warden Michael Mullins as Regis Saroyan Buster Crabbe as Brigadier Gordon Jack Palance as Kaleel Felix Silla as Twiki Mel Blanc as Voice of Twiki (voice) Robert Dowdell as Galen Sheila DeWindt as Major Fields Don Marshall as Julio Diane Markoff as Female Pilot June Whitley Taylor as Woman Borah Silver as Husband Michael Masters as Worker Don Maxwell as Guard Nathaniel Brian Wine as Technician William Conrad as Narrator (uncredited, voice) Eric Server as Dr. Theopolis (uncredited, voice) 3. Vegas in Space Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers Erin Gray as Wilma Deering Tim O'Connor as Doctor Huer Richard Lynch as Morgan Velosi Ana Alicia as Falina Redding Juanin Clay as Major Marla Landers Pamela Susan Shoop as Tangie James Luisi as Hood Cesar Romero as Amos Armat Joseph Wiseman as Morphus Felix Silla as Twiki Mel Blanc as Voice of Twiki (voice) Alice Frost as Rita Ted Chapman as Man William Conrad as Narrator (uncredited, voice) Eric Server as Dr. Theopolis (uncredited, voice) 4. The Plot to Kill a City: Part 1 Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers Erin Gray as Wilma Deering Tim O'Connor as Doctor Huer Frank Gorshin as Kellogg John Quade as Quince Anthony James as Varek Nancy DeCarl as Sherese Markie Post as Joella Cameron Robert Tessier as Marcos James Sloyan as Barney Felix Silla as Twiki Mel Blanc as Voice of Twiki (voice) Victor Argo as Argus Mitch Reta as Technician John Furlong as 1st Cop Richard Reed as 1st Rowdy Seamon Glass as Pirate Sena Black as Woman William Conrad as Narrator (uncredited, voice) Eric Server as Dr. Theopolis (uncredited, voice) 5. The Plot to Kill a City: Part 2 Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers Erin Gray as Wilma Deering Tim O'Connor as Doctor Huer Frank Gorshin as Kellogg John Quade as Quince Anthony James as Varek James McEachin as Mr. Selvin Nancy DeCarl as Sherese Markie Post as Joella Cameron Robert Tessier as Marcos James Sloyan as Barney Felix Silla as Twiki Mel Blanc as Voice of Twiki (voice) Victor Argo as Argus Whitney Rydbeck as Hartsteen Gwen Mitchell as Ticket Clerk Nonice Williams as Katrina John Furlong as 1st Cop Mitch Reta as Technician Richard Reed as 1st Rowdy Seamon Glass as Pirate William Conrad as Narrator (uncredited, voice) Eric Server as Dr. Theopolis (uncredited, voice) 6. Return of the Fighting 69th Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers Erin Gray as Wilma Deering Tim O'Connor as Doctor Huer Peter Graves as Noah Cooper Elizabeth Allen as Roxanne Trent Robert Quarry as Commander Corliss Woody Strode as "Big Red" MacMurthy Eddie Firestone as M.K. Schultz K. T. Stevens as Harriet Twain Felix Silla as Twiki Mel Blanc as Voice of Twiki (voice) Katherine Wiberg as Alicia Robert Hardy as Clayton Duncan McKenzie as Westlake Clifford Turknett as War Technician Dan Sturkie as Eli Twain William Conrad as Narrator (uncredited, voice) Eric Server as Dr. Theopolis (uncredited, voice) Crew 1. Awakening: Parts 1 & 2 Direction: Daniel Haller: Director Writing: Glen A. Larson: Writer Leslie Stevens: Writer Production: Glen A. Larson: Executive Producer Richard Caffey: Producer Cinematography: Frank Beascoechea: Director of Photography Film Editing: John J. Dumas: Film Editor Bill Martin: Film Editor David Howe: Film Editor Music: Stu Phillips: Composer Glen A. Larson: Theme By Sound: Andy Gilmore: Sound John Carter: Sound Clyde Sorenson: Sound Robert L. Hoyt: Sound Re-Recording Mixer Art: Paul Peters: Art Director Jean-Pierre Dorleac: Costume Designer Brenda Todd: Make-up Artist Jack Stone: Make-up Artist Bari Dreiband: Make-up Artist Pam Wise: Costume Designer Gene Ostler: Costume Designer Bud Ewing: Visual Effects Jack Faggard: Visual Effects 2. Planet of the Slave Girls: Parts 1 & 2 Direction: Michael Caffey: Director Writing: Steve Greenberg: Story By Aubrey Solomon: Story By Steve Greenberg: Screenwriter Aubrey Solomon: Screenwriter Cory Applebaum: Screenwriter Production: John Gaynor: Producer David J. O'Connell: Producer Glen A. Larson: Executive Producer Cinematography: Ben Colman: Director of Photography Film Editing: Leon Ortiz-Gil: Film Editor Michael Berman: Film Editor Music: Johnny Harris: Composer Glen A. Larson: Theme By Sound: Earl N. Crain, Jr.: Sound Art: Paul Peters: Art Director Fred Luff: Art Director 3. Vegas in Space Direction: Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.: Director Writing: Anne Collins: Writer Production: John Gaynor: Producer David J. O'Connell: Producer Glen A. Larson: Executive Producer Cinematography: Ben Colman: Director of Photography Film Editing: Michael Berman: Film Editor Music: Les Baxter: Composer Glen A. Larson: Theme By Sound: Earl N. Crain, Jr.: Sound Art: Paul Peters: Art Director Bill Camden: Art Director Sal Anthony: Costume Designer 4. The Plot to Kill a City: Part 1 Direction: Dick Lowry: Director Writing: Alan Brennert: Writer Production: John Gaynor: Producer David J. O'Connell: Producer Glen A. Larson: Executive Producer Cinematography: Ben Colman: Director of Photography Film Editing: George R. Potter: Film Editor John J. Dumas: Film Editor Music: Stu Phillips: Composer Glen A. Larson: Theme By Sound: Earl N. Crain, Jr.: Sound Art: Paul Peters: Art Director Bill Camden: Art Director Sal Anthony: Costume Designer 5. The Plot to Kill a City: Part 2 Direction: Dick Lowry: Director Writing: Alan Brennert: Writer Production: John Gaynor: Producer David J. O'Connell: Producer Glen A. Larson: Executive Producer Cinematography: Ben Colman: Director of Photography Film Editing: Leon Ortiz-Gill: Film Editor George R. Potter: Film Editor Music: Stu Phillips: Composer Glen A. Larson: Theme By Sound: Earl N. Crain, Jr.: Sound Art: Paul Peters: Art Director Bill Camden: Art Director Sal Anthony: Costume Designer 6. Return of the Fighting 69th Direction: Philip Leacock: Director Writing: David Bennett Carren: Writer Production: John Gaynor: Producer David J. O'Connell: Producer Glen A. Larson: Executive Producer Cinematography: Ben Colman: Director of Photography Film Editing: Michael Berman: Film Editor Music: Johnny Harris: Composer Glen A. Larson: Theme By Sound: Earl N. Crain, Jr.: Sound Art: Fred Luff: Art Director Sal Anthony: Costume Designer
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