Appears that they weren't required to file an Environmental Impact Statement before filling Lake Michigan with giant inSect carcasses.

Oh my gosh, Ned's boy Jodie got squashed by a tank. Ptuey!

A. If she really wants to "b" natural, she should be naked. B.Trying to remember any instrument that is actually a B natural, closest I can think of is a sax, which is a B flat, but hey....

I really like this episode. However, I can't explain why because, you see, I'm just not sure yet. I'm at a loss! Should you decide to agree with me about this episode, fine. If not, then leave me alone.

Yet another Japanese kid named Kenny? Or is it supposed to be the same Kenny from the Gamera movie?

You know you're in trouble when the first looks you get at your aliens is a surplus flight-helmet from an f-4 Phantom.

Also, the 'Hired' musical bit is my favorite host segment so far.

Members of this cast also appear in Voodoo Woman, a film almost as good as this one.

Wait... so they knew this was a thinking creature and they STILL made him play Globe Ball? No wonder he kept strapping people to a block and tackle and throwing them into palm trees!

Are the She-Creature and the Gillman ready for marriage? Or is the fresh water/salt water issue too much?

Is it just me or does Prof. Bobo act far more intelligent at the start of the season? Why did he suddenly lose his smarts when earth blew up?