L'aereo più pazzo del mondo... sempre più pazzo (1982)
Dopo la fine del primo episodio, Ted Striker (Robert Hays) è stato rinchiuso in un manicomio reo di aver distrutto un prototipo di Shuttle (in realtà fu un guasto del mezzo stesso) e la sua ragazza Elanie Dickinson (Julie Hagerty), non potendolo più frequentare, si fidanza forzatamente con Simon Kurtz (Chad Everett).Nel manicomio, Striker viene a sapere che lo Space Shuttle Mayflower One sta per partire da Houston a una Base lunare. Conoscendo i pericolosi difetti tecnici della navetta, Striker fugge dal manicomio e s'imbarca nello Shuttle, dove incrocia nuovamente Elanie.
Direttore:
Ken Finkleman
Scrittore:
Ken Finkleman
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Lloyd Bridges as Steve McCroskey |
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Raymond Burr as Judge D.C. Simonton |
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Chuck Connors as The Sarge |
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Rip Torn as Bud Kruger / President Reagan |
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John Dehner as The Commissioner |
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Chad Everett as Simon Kurtz |
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Peter Graves as Capt. Clarence Oveur |
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Julie Hagerty as Elaine Dickinson |
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Robert Hays as Ted Striker |
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Kent McCord as Dave Unger |
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James A. Watson, Jr as First Officer Dunn |
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William Shatner as Cdr. Buck Murdock |
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Stephen Stucker as Jacobs / Courtroom Clerk |
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John Vernon as Dr. Stone |
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Al White as Witness |
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Sonny Bono as Joe Seluchi |
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Laurene Landon as Testa |
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Richard Jaeckel as Controller #2 |
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Lee Bryant as Mrs. Hammen |
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John Larch as Prosecuting Attorney |
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Sandahl Bergman as Officer #1 |
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David Leisure as Religious Zealot |
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Kitten Natividad as Moral Majority Woman (uncredited) |
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Monique Gabrielle as Woman at Topless Scanner (uncredited) |
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George Wendt as Ticket Agent (uncredited) |
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Jack Jones as Lounge Singer |
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Hervé Villechaize as Little Breather |
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Madeleine Fisher as Shuttle Agent |
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Sandy Ward as Defense Attorney |
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Louise Sorel as Nurse |
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Clint Smith as Scalper |
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Pat Sajak as Buffalo Anchorman |
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Pamela Guest as Woman with Baby (as Pamela Ann Rack) |
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David Paymer as Court Photographer |
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Ann Nelson as Airsick Woman |
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James Noble as Father O'Flanagan |
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Crystal Smith as Topless Model (uncredited) |
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Ilona Wilson as Woman at Topless Scanner (uncredited) |
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Ed Call as Information Agent |
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Richard Gilliland as Pervis |
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Howard Honig as Dave Walters |
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Lee Patterson as Phoenix Six Captain |
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Earl Boen as Doctor (uncredited) |
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Martin Garner as Old Man #2 (uncredited) |
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Rance Howard as Person #1 (uncredited) |
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Gregory Itzin as Young Man (uncredited) |
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Jim Staahl as International Inquirer Reporter (uncredited) |
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Leon Askin as Moscow Anchorman |
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Marcus K. Mukai as Tokyo Anchorman |
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George Sasaki as Passenger (uncredited) |
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Oliver Robins as Jimmy Wilson |
| Directing | Ken Finkleman | Director |
| Camera | Joseph F. Biroc | Director of Photography |
| Art | William Sandell | Production Design |
| Writing | Ken Finkleman | Screenplay |
| Production | Mel Dellar | Associate Producer |
| Production | Mel Dellar | Unit Production Manager |
| Sound | Elmer Bernstein | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Tina Hirsch | Editor |
| Editing | Dennis Virkler | Editor |
| Production | Lisa Freiberger | Casting |
| Art | Robert Gould | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Rosanna Norton | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Emma M. diVittorio | Hairstylist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Monty Westmore | Makeup Artist |
| Crew | David R. Ellis | Stunt Coordinator |
| Art | Dan Perri | Title Designer |
| Production | Howard W. Koch | Producer |
| Sound | Tom Overton | Sound Mixer |
| Sound | June Edgerton | Music Editor |
| Directing | Alvin Greenman | Script Supervisor |
| Writing | Al Jean | Writer |
| Writing | Mike Reiss | Writer |
