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"Shgoratchx!"
Series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Season 2, Episode 8
Buck Rogers 2x08 001
Air date March 19th, 1981
Writers William Keys
Director Vincent McEveety
Producers Calvin Clements; John Mantley; John G. Stephens; Karen Welch
Starring Gil Gerard; Erin Gray; Thom Christopher; Jay Garner; Wilfrid Hyde-White
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"Shgoratchx!" is the eighth episode of season two of the American science fiction action series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and the twenty-ninth episode of the series overall. It was directed by Vincent McEveety and written by William Keys. It first aired on NBC on Thursday, March 19th, 1981.

Synopsis[]

Cast[]

Principal Cast[]

Actor Role
Gil Gerard Captain William "Buck" Rogers
Erin Gray Colonel Wilma Deering
Thom Christopher Hawk
Jay Garner Admiral Asimov
Wilfred Hyde-White Doctor Goodfellow

Guest Stars[]

Actor Role
Tommy Madden General Xenos
Felix Silla Twiki
Mel Blanc Twiki (voice)
Alex Hyde-White Ensign Moore
John Edward Allen General Zoman
Tony Cox Private Zedht
Billy Curtis General Yoomak
Harry Monty General Sothoz
Spencer Russell General Towtuk
Charles Secor General Kuzan
Jeff David Crichton (voice)

Notes & Trivia[]

  • Production code number: 55901.
  • Supervising producer Calvin Clements, Jr. is credited as Calvin Clements in this episode.
  • Actor Jeff David, who provides the voice for Crichton, is uncredited for his participation in this episode.
  • Actor Alex Hyde-White, who plays Ensign Moore in this episode, is the son of actor Wilfrid Hyde-White.

Allusions[]

  • Shgoratchx is the name of the space vessel that The Searcher comes upon in this episode.

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