Buck Rogers in the 25th Century: Season One
In case you missed the complete Buck Rogers set that was released a few years back, here's your chance to own the first season of this late '70s sci-fi serial, which premiered in March, 1979 -- two years after Star Wars and one year after the original incarnation of Battlestar Galactica. Based on the '20s-era pulp hero, the new Buck was also overseen by Galactica mastermind Glen A. Larson and the series actually used castoffs and hand-me-downs from the BSG archives. Gil Gerard played the title character, a NASA pilot that is accidentally frozen during a routine mission and is only thawed out some 500 years in the future, when human civilization has managed to rebuild itself following a nuclear war and the entire planet is under the control of a special defense organization that protects it from internal and external threats. Undeniably cheesy in that late '70s way, Buck Rogers is still goofy fun if you don't mind dated F/X, fashion choices and hilariously retro depictions of the world of tomorrow.
Extras: None -- just like the previous set.

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