A two-part episode of the sci-fi TV series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954), released as a feature.A two-part episode of the sci-fi TV series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954), released as a feature.A two-part episode of the sci-fi TV series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954), released as a feature.
Richard Crane
- Rocky Jones
- (archive footage)
Scotty Beckett
- Winky
- (archive footage)
Sally Mansfield
- Vena Ray
- (archive footage)
Robert Lyden
- Bobby
- (archive footage)
Maurice Cass
- Prof. Newton
- (archive footage)
Leonard Penn
- Ranger Griff
- (archive footage)
Charles Meredith
- Drake - Secretary of Space
- (archive footage)
- (as Chas. Meredith)
Patsy Parsons
- Queen Cleolanta
- (archive footage)
Guy Prescott
- Darganto
- (archive footage)
- (as Frank Pulaski)
Cliff Ferre
- Ranger Marshall
- (archive footage)
Walter Coy
- Zoravac
- (archive footage)
Nestor Paiva
- Prof. Cardos
- (archive footage)
Patsy Iannone
- Volaca
- (archive footage)
Joanne Jordan
- The Vonsoom - Zoravac's Wife
- (archive footage)
Charles Horvath
- Symitar - Cardos Henchman
- (archive footage)
Sol Gorss
- Fornax Soldier
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaEdited from the fourth, fifth and sixth episodes of Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954).
- GoofsRocky Jones tells Bobby to synchronize their watches. Bobby clearly says his watch is stopped and its impossible to set a watch on Fornax. Rocky tells him its 1544 and to contact him at noon anyway. later on Bobby gives his watch to Volaca. How did Bobby set his watch?
- ConnectionsEdited from Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954)
Featured review
While watching Menace From Outer Space, one must keep it firmly in mind that this was an early-television program that was specifically geared to entertain youngsters in the under-12-years-old age range.
Yes. Its storyline was simple-minded. Yes. Its low-budget effects were, often enough. a laughable joke. Yes. Its characters were all one-dimensional stereotypes who were probably playing it very tongue-in-cheek....
But, on the whole, this kiddies' TV show was good-natured enough to be considered marginally entertaining and its husky hero, Rocky Jones, was good-looking enough for anyone to forgive its many downfalls and flaws and at least enjoy it in all of its cheesy, b-grade splendour.
Yes. Its storyline was simple-minded. Yes. Its low-budget effects were, often enough. a laughable joke. Yes. Its characters were all one-dimensional stereotypes who were probably playing it very tongue-in-cheek....
But, on the whole, this kiddies' TV show was good-natured enough to be considered marginally entertaining and its husky hero, Rocky Jones, was good-looking enough for anyone to forgive its many downfalls and flaws and at least enjoy it in all of its cheesy, b-grade splendour.
Details
- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace from Outer Space
- Production companies
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- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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