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Buck Rogers in the 25th Century Review: Planet of the Amazon Women – Fusion Patrol Ep. 763
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This week Fusion Patrol looks at Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, “Planet of the Amazon Women” as John and Eugene discuss
- Looking “like leftover dinner” as an insult.
- The proper technique for making a grilled cheese sandwich, which doesn’t involve holding bread over an open flame.
- Twiki’s use of the phrase “Holy Toledo.”
Planet of the Amazon Women
Airdate: 1 November 1979
Runtime: 49 minutes
Starring: Gil Gerard, Erin Gray, Tim O’Connor
Guest Stars: Ann Dusenberry, Jay Robinson, Anne Jeffreys
Director: Philip Leacock
Writer: D.C. Fontana, Richard Fontana
Synopsis: Buck is tricked into landing on the planet Zantia, where he is made a prisoner before being sold as a slave to Ariela, the daughter of the planet’s Prime Minister. While living on the planet, Buck learns that all male members of Zantia’s population have become prisoners of war while battling the planet Ruathan.
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