One question sticks out for me: We first see the captured Wilma she's wearing her red satin suit with handcuffs at 5:08. Next time we see her (around 10:28), she's changed into a lavender slave girl costume - STILL in handcuffs. How'd she do that? and why?I always thought Wilma's hair was great!   See 3 other replies

I know!!!! but the thing is all the bubble wrap was destroyed so where they get it from?
or who came up with the idea that bubble wrap was needed   See 3 other replies

...or 2491...sorry, got the year wrong!   See 3 other replies

All those large size rolls of bubble wrap in the food processing plant last episode (season 1, ep. 3), and no one popped any bubble wrap? Noticed the yellow painted styrofoam coolers (the packaging for the food)- ha! Advanced, space-age technology! Oh, and the building where Wilma and Buck were entertained on the food processing planet- did anyone catch the clearly drawn, painted still of the building, shown several times? Oh so convincing! In the first or second episode my husband and I clearly saw a microphone at the top of the screen- when Buck is sentenced to being terminated, and Wilma goes to speak with him in the holding cell (?) where he is awaiting termination, I think. Funny! It is really funny how originally watching this series, we thought it was so hi-tech and futuristic- ha! Disco spandex, and late 1970's hair-dos in space! As cheesy as the special effects, costumes and sets are (barely a one up from old Star Trek), it is a good watch....besides, I like cheesy.   See 3 other replies

I remember seeing Gil on the Johnny Carson show about half way through the first season. He said, to Johny's astonishment that it cost $1,000,000 per show to make. Johnny replied " No Way".

this reminds me of a farscape episode with the tannent root with the albino lady