The basic plot of "Vegas in Space" is rather dull and forgettable, and its weak story is supplemented by some ham-fisted action. To make matters worse, the lovely Erin Grey barely appears (though when she does, it's thankfully in a skin-tight purple jump suit). And guest star Cesar Romero only appears briefly at the beginning and end of the episode. Ahh, but there are a few lovely ladies to admire in the form of Juanin Clay, Ana Alicia and Pamela Susan Shoop.
As usual, star Gil Gerard squeezes his beefy form into the tightest outfits in the galaxy and charms his way to victory over the bad guys. In what is a lost art with contemporary heroes, Gerard and his alter ego are likable and easy to root for, and thus even mediocre shows like "Buck Rogers" are more fun than they have any right to be.
As usual, star Gil Gerard squeezes his beefy form into the tightest outfits in the galaxy and charms his way to victory over the bad guys. In what is a lost art with contemporary heroes, Gerard and his alter ego are likable and easy to root for, and thus even mediocre shows like "Buck Rogers" are more fun than they have any right to be.