Cruise Ship to the Stars

Cruise Ship to the Stars
Season 1, Episode 13
File:Cruise Ship to the Stars title card.jpg
Air date	December 27, 1979
Teleplay by	Alan Brennert Anne Collins
Story by	Alan Brennert
Directed by	Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
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"Cruise Ship to the Stars" is the thirteenth episode of the 1st season of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.

Plot

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Synopsis

While on the cruise ship Lyran Queen, Buck becomes friends with a beauty queen after he foils the kidnapping of Miss Cosmos, who is literally the most perfect example of the female specimen in this part of the galaxy. Dr. Huer informs Buck that that her DNA can be sold for millions on the black market. A woman named Alison Michaels, is there as well on vacation with her boyfriend, Jay. Alison is suffering from hypertension and blackouts and Jay has brought her aboard the cruise ship for an impromptu vacation to help her relax. Meanwhile, a mysterious woman named Sabrina, who possesses superhuman powers is in pursuit of Miss Cosmos and attempts to abduct her on more than one occasion. She eludes the attempts of Buck, Wilma, Twiki and Theo to collar her. After considerable investigation, Buck discovers the shocking truth about Sabrina and Alison's connection to her and is in a race against time to find Miss Cosmos before it's too late.

Notes

• Kimberly Beck would later go on to play Trish Jarvis in the 1984 horror film Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter.

Cast

Episode Cast

• Gil Gerard as Capt. William "Buck" Rogers
• Erin Gray as Col. Wilma Deering
• Tim O'Connor as Dr. Elias Huer
• Leigh McCloskey as Jalor Davin
• Trisha Noble as Sabrina
• Brett Halsey as Cruise Ship Captain
• Kimberly Beck as Alison Michaels
• Felix Silla as Twiki
• Mel Blanc as Voice of Twiki
• Patty Maloney as Tina
• Timothy O'Hagan as Gurney Langston, Jr.
• Dorothy Stratten as Miss Cosmos
• William Conrad as Voice of Narrator (uncredited)
• Eric Server as Voice of Dr. Theopolis (uncredited)

Episode Crew

• Directed by Sigmund Neufeld, Jr.
• Teleplay by Alan Brennert and Anne Collins
• Story by Alan Brennert
• Produced by Jock Gaynor, Medora Heilbron, Bruce Lansbury, Glen A. Larson, David J. O'Connell and David G. Phinney
• Music by Richard Markowitz
• Cinematography by Ben Colman
• Film Editor - Howard B. Anderson
• Casting - Phil Benjamin
• Art Directors - Bill Camden and Fred Luff, III
• Set Decorator - Joanne MacDougall
• Costume Designer - Al Lehman

Production Management

• Harker Wade - Unit Production Manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

• Frank Crawford - First Assistant Director
• Gerald T. Olson - Second Assistant Director

Art Department

• Jerry Allen - Model Builder
• Ted Wilson - Carpenter (uncredited)

Sound Department

• Earl Crain, Jr. - Sound
• Dick Wahrman - Sound Effects Editor

Special Effects

• Chuck Arrigo - Special Effects Coordinator (uncredited)

Visual Effects

• Peter Anderson - Visual Effects Supervisor: Universal Hartland
• David M. Garber - Miniature Effects
• Wayne Smith - Miniature Effects

Camera and Electrical Department

• Gary Armstrong - Assistant Camera
• Kenneth Hale - First Assistant Camera

Music Department

• Glen A. Larson - Composer: Theme Music
• Herbert D. Woods - Music Editor
• Johnny Harris - Composer: Theme Music (uncredited)
• Stu Phillips - Composer: Theme Music (uncredited)

Additional Crew

• Alan Brennert - Story Editor
• Anne Collins - Story Consultant

External links

• Cruise Ship to the Stars at IMDb
• Cruise Ship to the Stars at NBC.com