Astro Viewer Working:
The second series saw the series revamped:
The uniforms, while essentially the same, have been remade with the white jumpsuit having more sparkle and a regular check pattern while the six pointed star is seen on its side now.
Slim sports a rather fetching bouffant hairstyle and seems to have taken to wearing eyeliner!
Cassie is restyled for most of the series with hair tied up with a clip, giving her a more mature appearance, and she seems taller.
The Galasphere control room is more detailed and with the change in uniforms, the pre-launch check sequence is reshot again for these thirteen episodes.
Raeburn's office, notably his desk and chair, has been revamped and smartened up.
The hover jets lose their rim of hemispheres and just have circular markings instead.
On Volume 7 of the video releases, there is a duplication fault towards the end of this episode that causes the sound and image to flicker intermittantly on some copies.
Hoorah!:
The set of Migas palace is notably plush, and one of the high points of the revamped production values.

Boo!:
In the first scenes in Haggartys laboratory, the original Cassie puppet from the first series is used . For the rest of the episode, the revamped mature version with her hair tied back in a clip is seen.
The stolen bullion has the extremely incriminating UGO GOLD marked on the side.
Computer Central:
First screened: March 19th 1964 (Associated-Rediffusion London)
Running time: 24 minutes 36 seconds
This episode appears to be the first not to feature the vocal talents of Libby Morris. Ysanne Churchman does not recall recording with her, suggesting she was unavailable for some of the second series.
BFCC Classified - 15th July 1999
VHS - Volume 7
DVD - Complete Series Box Set, Disk 5
Listings
London, July 5th 1963. TWW Wales, December 18th 1963:
Dart and his crew, seeking a lost party of scientists on Jupiter, come upon a band of criminals who are killing numbers of Lumis, the only wild animals on the planet.
Westward, October 31st 1963:
Jupiter is still largely unexplored, and Colonel Raeburn is worried that he can no longer maintain contact with the scientific expedition on that planet.
Ready To Lift ?:
While the story is somewhat straightforward and a little contrived, almost a step back from some really good and adventurous ideas, the script is quite sharp and the new production look is very good.







