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Rosie Come Home

**"Rosie Come Home"** is the second episode of season two, and the twenty-sixth overall.

## Premise

Rosie is in need of a replacement program, which she overhears and thinks she's being replaced, so she leaves the Jetsons.

## Characters

* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Mac (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Henry Orbit (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Robot City Salesman (first appearance) (Voiced by Gregg Berger)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Mechano Maid 2000 (only appearance)
* Newscaster (only appearance) (Voiced by Gregg Berger)
* Little Boy (only appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Little Boy's Parents (only appearance; no lines)
* Little Boy's Sister (only appearance; no lines)
* Little Boy's Dog (only appearance; no lines)
* Comet Cafe Bartender (only appearance; no lines)
* Construction Worker (only appearance) (Voiced by Gregg Berger)
* Jonny Omega (only appearance; no lines)
* Titus T. Tweeter (Voiced by Howard Morris)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Robot City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Robot Employment Co. (only appearance)
		- Android Agency (only appearance)
		- Nebula Hotel (only appearance)
		- Milkyway Hotel (only appearance)
		- Galaxie Hotel (only appearance)
		- Starlite Motel (only appearance)
		- Comet Cafe (only appearance)
		- The Libra Coffee Shop (only appearance)
		- Beta Bingo Parlor (only time mentioned)
		- Galaxy Strip (only time mentioned)
		- Cosmic Car Wash (only appearance)
		- Galaxy Scrapyard (only appearance)
* Mars (mentioned only)

## Objects

* Chutes
* Visaphone
* *Daily Orbit*

## Notes/trivia

* This is the first title card to spell the Jetsons' robot maid's name as "Rosie," when it had been spelled as "Rosey."
* The Galaxy Strip, which apparently has robot singles bars, is a parody of the Sunset Strip.
* Judy gets her driving licence in this episode.
* This episode was adapted into a picture book in May 1995.
* Robot City Salesman sounds like Zilly.
* Orbitty sounds like Percy and James from Thomas and Friends: Season 8-11.

### Errors

* Instead of going back to U-Rent a Maid where Rosie was bought in "Rosey the Robot", George goes to Robot City, which may just be the fact it deals with robots in general, opposed to outright ignoring the former.
* George says "The Lubra Coffee Shop", but it's spelled "The Libra Coffee Shop" on the building.
* When Rosie offers to drive, Judy's collar is white and her top looks a little short, too.
* The driving instructor seems to be Mr. Tweeter from "Jane's Driving Lesson", but he has brown hair, instead of orange.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.

## Quotes

* **Astro:** Ron't reave!
* **Orbitty**: (*crying*) Aaaaaaaiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!!
* **Rosie:** Maybe, we meet again sometime!
The Century's Best

**"The Century's Best"** is the fortieth episode of season two, and the sixty-fourth overall.

## Premise

After Orbitty gets randomly picked to decide who is the best person to represent the 21st century a thousand years later, each of the Jetson family vie for his attention by recounting to him a favorite moment in their lives.

## Characters

* George Jetson (main story and flashback) (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Rosie (main story and flashback) (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Judy Jetson (main story and flashback) (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Elroy Jetson (main story and flashback) (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Orbitty (main story and flashback) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Jane Jetson (main story and flashback) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Jane Fondue (mentioned only)
* Astro (main story and flashback) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Roddy Rocket (only appearance)
* Gary Gammaray (only appearance) (Voiced by John Stephenson)
* Albert Isotope (only appearance)
* Dolly Perfect (mentioned only)
* Di-Di (main story and flashback; no lines)
* Curly Quasar (flashback only)
* Cosmo Spacely (flashback only)
* Andy Andromeda (flashback only)
* Mickey Meteorite (flashback only)
* Nick Nova (flashback only)
* Mimsy Boragrove (flashback only)
* Flash Flotsam (flashback only)
* Maitre'd (flashback only)
* Francois (flashback only)
* Pookums (flashback only; no lines)
* Pookums's owner (flashback only)
* Milo McRocket (only appearance; no lines)
* Awards presenter (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Little Dipper School (mentioned only)
* Haley's Comet Health Haven
* Galactic Expo

## Objects

* Chute
* Dream-O-Matic (flashback only)
* Plutonian Poetry Vol. 1 (flashback only)
* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
* Morning mask

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the nineteenth episode.
* There are flashbacks to "Elroy Meets Orbitty", "Judy's Birthday Surprise", "The Cosmic Courtship of George and Jane", and "SuperGeorge".
* The Jane Fondue workout is a parody of Jane Fonda's workout.
* Albert Isotope is a parody of Albert Einstein.
* Dolly Perfect is a parody of Dolly Parton.
* Spacely appears in a single flashback from "Judy's Birthday Surprise", but it's from a group "Happy birthday", drowned out by the rest of the cast, so Mel Blanc's voice isn't used.
* When the Jetsons are declared as the best family of the 21st century, the presenter announces them the same way they are announced in theme song.

### Errors

* The morning mask in this episode is different from the way it looked in "The Space Car", which realistically matched the wearer's face and included hair, unlike the one in this episode, which is now blue without hair.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 11, 2011.
Elroy Meets Orbitty

**"Elroy Meets Orbitty"** is the first episode of season two, and the twenty-fifth overall.

## Premise

Elroy finds a weird rock and takes it home, where it hatches into a furry little creature that the family adopts, although Astro doesn't feel as loved anymore and runs away, getting taken to the dogpound in the process.

## Characters

* Miss Brainmocker (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Orville (only appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Little Girl (only appearance)
* Little Boy (only appearance) (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Jeffrey (only appearance) (Voiced by John Stephenson)
* Jennifer (only appearance)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Joey Jupiter (only appearance)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Orbitty (first appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Splash Crater (only appearance; no lines)
* Felix (only appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Maxie (only time mentioned)

## Locations

* Asteroid (only appearance)
* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Little Dipper School (mentioned only)
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home

## Objects

* Orbitty's egg (only appearance)
* Stellar Styler (only time mentioned)
* Dream-O-Matic (only appearance)
* Micro Encyclopedia (only appearance)
* Dino Delta Dog Chow (only appearance)

## Vehicles

* Space bus
* Dogcatcher space car

## Notes/trivia

* Originally, *The Jetsons* was cancelled by ABC after its first season in 1964, with it being revived in 1984 to be aired in syndication for forty-one episodes.
* Flashbacks of this episode are shown in "The Century's Best".

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.

## Quotes

* **Orbitty:** Hello.
* **Elroy** and **Astro:** Aaaaaahhhhh!!!!!!
* **Orbitty:** Hey? What are you two doing?
Rosey the Robot (episode)

**"Rosey the Robot"** is the first episode of Season 1.

## Premise

Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom) insists that she needs a robot maid named Rosie. They take in Rosie, who's attitude and expense, puts George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad)'s job on the line.

## Characters

* Jack Jetwash (only appearance; TV screen) (Voiced by Howard Morris)
* Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom) (first appearance) (Voiced by Paula Winslowe)
* Judy Jetson (first appearance) (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) (first appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Elroy Jetson (first appearance) (Voiced by Dick Beals)
* Isabel (first appearance; visaphone screen) (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Secretary (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Cosmo Spacely (first appearance) (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Stella Spacely (first appearance; visaphone screen) (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* U-Rent a Maid Sales Clerk (only appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Agnes (only appearance) (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl (British with an British accent))
* Mr. Chips (only time mentioned)
* Blanche (only appearance) (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl (French with an French accent))
* Rosie (first appearance) (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Jimmy (only appearance) (Voiced by Mel Blanc)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City (first appearance)
		- Skypad Apartments (first appearance)
			* Jetson home (first appearance)
		- Spacely Space Sprockets (first appearance)
		- Mall (first appearance)
			* U-Rent a Maid (only appearance)
		- Space bus stop
	+ Acapulco (mentioned)
	+ Hawaii (mentioned)
	+ Europe (mentioned)
		- Siberia (mentioned)
		- Great Britain (mentioned)
		- France (mentioned)
		- The Moon (mentioned)

## Objects

* Ejector bed
* Instant stretch bikini (only appearance)
* Space boots
* Fooder-Aca-Cycle (first appearance)
* Chute (first appearance)
* Visaphones (first appearance)
* Pineapple upside-down cake (only appearance)
* Public visaphone booth (first appearance)

## Notes/trivia

* The first season have title cards when it originally aired. "Rosey" for this and "Rosey's Boyfriend Mac"
* "Rosey's Boyfriend Mac" is the only other appearance of Rosie in Season 1.
* Judy Jetson is 15 in this episode.
* Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom) is 49 in this episode.
* Elroy Jetson is 6 and a half in this episode.
* George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) is 49 in this episode.
* Janet Waldo, voice of Judy, provides audio commentary for this episode on *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* DVD.

### Errors

* When Jane says to Judy she couldn't go swimming after school, the former has long purple sleeves.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* released by Warner Home Video on October 15, 2000.
The Mirrormorph (episode)

**"The Mirrormorph"** is the sixteenth episode of season two, and the fortieth overall.

## Premise

An alien-like clay substance, which can silently mimic those who touch it, causes great confusion and chaos among the citizens of Orbit City.

## Characters

* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleston)
* Postal worker 1 (only appearance)
* Postal worker 2 (only appearance)
* Postal Robot (only appearance)
* Jane's mother (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Professor Proteus (only appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Dr. Quark (only appearance)
* Gordon (only appearance; no lines)
* Vinny van GoGogh (only appearance)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Car Dealer (only appearance)
* Police officer (only appearance)
* Mr. Cogswell (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Moonstone (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Cogswell security guard 1 (only appearance)
* Cogswell security guard 2 (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Post office
		- Science Institute
		- Intergalactic Art Gallery
		- Planetary Park (mentioned only)
		- Car dealership (only appearance)
		- Cogswell Cogs

## Objects

* Mirrormorph
* Picassiopeia
* Synthetic brownies
* Betelgeuse Bagel
* Lunar Lox
* Chutes

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the eighth episode.
* Vinny van GoGogh is a parody of Vincent van Gogh, possibly even a descendant.
* This episode is apparently set in July, although Judy is doing homework.
* The next episode is set in June.

### Errors

* Jane wants a new car as if this plot has never been done before.
* The first time Moonstone is on the screen, he's wearing white, but then the second time and when he appears in person, he is wearing blue.
* When the Mirrormorph George is about to consume the prototype cog, the security guard's eyes are missing.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.
Jetsons' Millions

**"Jetsons' Millions"** is the twenty-eighth episode of season two, and the fifty-second overall.

## Premise

George's life takes a major turn, when he goes from taking on a second job to finding out he's a millionaire!

## Characters

* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Spacely Welker (only time mentioned)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Stella Spacely (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Flunkly (only appearance)
* Antoine (only time mentioned)
* Foo-Foo (only appearance; no lines)
* Arthur Spacely (Voiced by Dick Beals)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Apogee Heights (mentioned only)
		- Snerdville Drive
* Outer Space Hilton (mentioned only)

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the tenth episode.
* It is named after the novel *Brewster's Millions*, and possibly the seventh film to be called that, which came out a few months before this episode.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.
Family Fallout (episode)

**"Family Fallout"** is the sixth episode of season two, and the thirtieth overall.

## Premise

Spacely conspires to win against George on *Family Fallout*.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Richard Rocketeer (only appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Stella Spacely (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Mrs. Meltdown (first appearance)
* Arthur Spacely (Voiced by Dick Beals)
* Zero (no lines)
* Mr. Cogswell (mentioned only)
* Kepler (only time mentioned)
* Jet Screamer (mentioned only)
* Calvin Clone (only time mentioned)
* J. Paul Galaxy (only time mentioned)
* Mogzilla (only time mentioned)
* R.U.D.I. (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Dr. Ken Radius (visaphone only) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Monkey Boys (only time mentioned)
* John Starbuck (only time mentioned)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Cogswell Cogs (visaphone only; cameo)
		- Asteroid TV Productions
		- McDippers (only time mentioned)
* Las Venus (TV monitor; cameo)
* Mars (mentioned only)
* Titanus (only time mentioned)
* Dwarfus (only time mentioned)
* Squeegie (only time mentioned)

## Objects

* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
	+ Supersonic Big Dipper Deluxe Menulator (only appearance)
* Cogswell answering machine (only appearance)
* *TV Galactic Guide* (only time mentioned)

## Vehicles

* Space cars
	+ Alpha Beta Romeo space car (only appearance; monitor only)

## Notes/trivia

* Astro's collar is apparently electronic, which Rosie can control Astro, as well as pick up her voice.
* Richard Rocketeer and *Family Fallout* is a parody of Richard Dawson and *Family Feud*.
* Jet Screamer's song "Eep Opp Ork Ah-Ah" was performed in "A Date with Jet Screamer".
* Calvin Clone is a parody of fashion designer, Calvin Kline.
* *TV Galactic Guide* is a parody of *TV Guide*.
* Mogzilla is a parody of Godzilla.
* R.U.D.I. originally appeared in "The Good Little Scouts" as simply a voice wave representation on a small rectangular monitor, where as from this appearance, he's a face on a giant screen.
* McDippers is a parody of the McDonald's fast food restaurant chain.
* "I Left My Chip in Supernova" is a parody of the song, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco".
* The Monkey Boys may be a parody of the band, Monkees.
* John Starbuck's *Of Mice and Martians* is a parody of the novel, *Of Mice and Men*, by John Steinbeck.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.
Instant Replay

**"Instant Replay"** is the seventh episode of season two, and the thirty-first overall.

## Premise

George gets a device that can rewind time back to any moment and make it better; but his jealousy of an old rival gets the better of him and accidentally removes his marriage to Jane.

## Characters

* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Driver (only appearance)
* Inventor (only appearance)
* Mother (only appearance)
* Son (only appearance)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Bunky Bingston (only appearance)
* Ralph Kingmaker (only appearance)
* Cosmo Spacely (only appearance)
* E.F. Glutton (only time mentioned)
* Robot Stock Broker (only appearance)
* Newsboy (only appearance)
* Irene Kingmaker (only appearance)
* Foo-Foo (only appearance; no lines)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Snooty Towers (only appearance)
		- E.F. Glutton, Stock Brokers (only appearance)

## Objects

* Token machine (only appearance)
* Replayola (only appearance)
* Chute

## Vehicles

* Space cars
* Rocket transit (only appearance)

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the seventeenth episode.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.
Space Bong (episode)

**"Space Bong"** is the twenty-fifth episode of season two, and the forty-ninth overall.

## Premise

A case of mistaken identity leads George to be confused for a secret agent, who is wanted by the evil organization S.N.E.A.K.

## Characters

* Skata Hara (only appearance)
* Space Bong (only appearance)
* George Jetson
* Cosmo Spacely
* Astro
* Elroy Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Orbitty
* Rosie
* Judy Jetson
* Stella Spacely
* Skata Hara's Minions (only appearance)
* Mind Bender (only appearance; no lines; destroyed)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Supermarket
* S.N.E.A.K. asteroid

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the tenth episode.
* Skata Hara is a parody of Mata Hari.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 11, 2011.
One Strike, You're Out

**"One Strike, You're Out"** is the tenth episode of season two, and the thirty-fourth overall.

## Premise

George is talked into going on a workers' strike; he accidentally breaks Elroy's robot for the Robot Olympics, so he gets inside and acts out the contests himself.

## Characters

* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Miss Galaxy (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Mr. Cogswell (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Co-worker 1 (only appearance)
* Co-worker 2 (only appearance)
* R.U.D.I. (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Henry Orbit (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Jocko (only appearance; no lines)
* Mr. Cogswell's Secretary (only appearance; visaphone only)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Cogswell Cogs (visaphone only; cameo)
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Robot Olympics (only appearance)
		- Little Dipper School (mentioned only)

## Vehicles

* Space cars
* Chute

## Notes/trivia

* Mr. Cogswell's first name is revealed to be "W.C." Although, this is contradicted in "Crime Games", when he calls himself "Spencer K."
* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the first episode.

### Errors

* Spacely Sprockets suddenly is only allowed to have three human employees.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 8, 2011.
S'No Relative

**"S'No Relative"** is the twelfth episode of season two, and the thirty-sixth overall.

## Premise

Jane's eclectic nephew, Hunky Moonrock, is on his way for a visit, but when another just as wacky and unintelligible alien arrives by mistake, the family can't tell the difference.

## Characters

* Dr. Input (only appearance)
* Lowbeam (only appearance)
* Charles Darwin (mentioned only)
* Albert Einstein (mentioned only)
* Hunky Moonrock (only appearance)
* George Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Igor Stravinsky (mentioned only)
* Jane Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Jane's mother (mentioned only)
* Lunar Moonrock (only time mentioned)
* Tenna Moonrock (only time mentioned)
* Rosie (mentioned only)
* Professor Ozone (only appearance)
* Taxi Passenger (only appearance)
* Taxi Driver (only appearance)
* Health Club Member (only appearance; no lines)
* Astro
* Orbitty
* Rocketta (only appearance; visaphone)
* Jet Screamer (picture; cameo)
* TV Reporter (only appearance; TV)
* Ice Cream Vendor (only appearance)
* Hunky's Parents (only appearance; frozen)

## Locations

* Polaris (only appearance)
* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spaceonian Museum (only appearance)
		- Moon Mall (only appearance)
		- Orbit City Health Club (only appearance)
* Mars (mentioned only)
* Outer Moongolia (mentioned only)

## Objects

* Chocolate microchip cookies
* Polaris snow cones

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the seventeenth episode.

### Errors

* It's unclear how Jane has aliens for relatives.
* The family still refer to the ice man as Hunky even after they know the truth.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.
Elroy in Wonderland

**"Elroy in Wonderland"** is the twenty-first episode of season two, and the forty-fifth overall.

## Premise

While on vacation, Elroy runs away with Astro, after the strict robotic activities director forbids Astro to be with the family, who seem to be taking the robot's side over Elroy. During this time, he runs into a secret, trash zone where obsolete, living tools rebel against the dictator, the Wicked Wrench of the West.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* George's Great-Grandfather (mentioned only)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Robot Activity Director (only appearance)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Robot Bellhop (only appearance)
* Robot Dog (only appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Wicked Wrench of the West (only appearance; dream only) (Voiced by B.J. Ward)
* Rollers (only appearance; dream only)
* Happy Jethammer (only appearance; dream only)
* Zoom Broom (only appearance; dream only) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Nozzle (only appearance; dream only)
* Pliers Robot (only appearance; dream only) (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Saturn Trash Stasher (only appearance; dream only) (Voiced by Don Messick)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
* Club Mellowstar

## Objects

* Homework Helper
* Chutes

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the eighth episode.
* The episode title is a reference to *Alice in Wonderland*, but the story itself is a parody of *The Wizard of Oz*.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 11, 2011.
Private Property

**"Private Property"** is the 22nd episode of Season 1.

## Premise

When Cogswell puts up a building next to Spacely, it reveals a property line that both men want.

## Characters

* Construction worker 1 (only appearance)
* Construction worker 2 (only appearance)
* Miss Asteroid (Voiced by Bea Benaderet)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Mr. Cogswell (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Miss Sunspot (only appearance; visaphone only) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Stella Spacely (mentioned only)
* Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Christian Diorbit (only time mentioned)
* Astro the Pet Great Dane Dog (Vocal Effects by Alan Reed)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Dick Beals)
* Harlan
* Commissioner of Buildings (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
	+ Spacely Space Sprockets
	+ Cogswell Cogs
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
	+ Spacely home (first appearance)

## Objects

* Visaphone
* Cigar
* Dress Selector (only appearance)
* Space boots (only appearance)

## Notes/Trivia

* The first season didn't have title cards when it originally aired. The title card comes from when the series was revived in the 1980's for a second season.
* On *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season*, this is the 22nd episode.
* *My Space Lady* is a parody of *My Fair Lady*.

### Errors

* It's unknown how anybody could know which way is up or down with the blueprint, because there's no labelling.
* It's unknown if Elroy's space boots are supposed to be his moon boots.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 15, 2000.
Spacely for a Day

**"Spacely for a Day"** is the tenth and final episode of season three, and the seventy-fifth and final overall of the series.

## Premise

After Spacely is guilted into taking a thirty year long overdue vacation with his wife, he is forced to find a substitute to run his plant, with George fulfilling the requirements necessary. With Spacely out the way, Mr. Cogswell sees this as the perfect opportunity to ruin the company.

## Characters

* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* R.U.D.I. (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Professor Nebula (only appearance)
* Mrs. Spacely (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Drill sergeant (only appearance)
* Miss Galaxy (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Mr. Cogswell (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Harlan (Voiced by Howard Morris)
* UGPU Customer (only appearance)
* Customer (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Cogswell Cogs
		- The 4 Club (only appearance)
		- Universal Galactic Products Unlimited (only appearance)

## Objects

* Visaphones
* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
* Chutes

## Notes/trivia

* The Jetsons continued their lives in subsequent movies, beginning with *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones*, which aired three days later.

### Errors

* For some reason, the animators couldn't just reuse the Orbit City Golf Club, instead replacing it with The 4 Club.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 3* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on May 13, 2014.
Spacelys

The **Spacelys** are an upper-class family in Orbit City. Their wealth comes from Cosmo Spacely's business, Spacely Space Sprockets.

## Main family

* Cosmo Spacely - husband
* Stella Spacely - wife

## Appearances

* 101. "Rosey the Robot"
* 103. "The Jetson's Nite Out"
* 106. "The Good Little Scouts"
* 109. "Elroy's TV Show"
* 117. "The Little Man"
* 120. "Miss Solar System"

Total appearances: 8.
The Wrong Stuff

**"The Wrong Stuff"** is the twenty-ninth episode of season two, and the fifty-three overall.

## Premise

Elroy becomes a celebrity after he and Astro accidentally board a rocket, which is programmed to land back to Earth in five years. However, due to interference with a black hole, they return quicker than expected, with some surprising results.

## Characters

* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Humanoids (only appearance)
* John Glenn (mentioned only)
* Ham the Chimp's Great-Great-Great-Grandson (only appearance)
* Dr. Fritz Farout (only appearance)
* Colonel Chuck Upchuck (only appearance)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Marsha Meteorite (only appearance)
* Doctor (only appearance)
* Rip Van Winkle (mentioned only)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Orbit City Space Center
		- Spacely Space Sprockets (video screen only)
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Centrifugal Force Chamber (only appearance)
* Jupiter (mentioned only)
* Saturn (mentioned only)

## Objects

* John Glenn's sweat socks (only appearance)
* *My Life in the Black Bowl* (only appearance)
* Chute
* Visaphone

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the twenty-first episode.
* Elroy turns nine in this episode.
* George breaks the fourth wall at the end of the episode, telling the audience that they save Elroy and Astro just in time.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.
A Jetson Christmas Carol

**"A Jetson Christmas Carol"** is the forty-first and final episode of season two, and the sixty-fifth overall.

## Premise

As a result of showing his dislike of all things Christmas, three ghostly robotic apparitions visit the greedy Spacely to show him the error of his ways, from his past mistakes to what his current mistakes are and how it will affect his future.

## Characters

* Judy Jetson (main story and alternate future in dream) (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Elroy Jetson (main story and alternate future in dream) (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Jane Jetson (main story and alternate future in dream) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* George Jetson (main story; flashback in dream; alternate future in dream) (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Uniblab (no lines)
* R.U.D.I. (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Cosmo Spacely (main story and flashback in dream) (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Toy Robot Cat (only appearance) (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Marsley (only appearance; dream only) (Voiced by Allan Melvin)
* Ghost of Christmas Past (only appearance; dream only) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Fred Flintstone (flashback in dream only; no lines; cameo)
* Wilma Flintstone (flashback in dream only; no lines; cameo)
* Mrs. Spacely (flashback in dream and photo)
* Ghost of Christmas Present (only appearance; dream only) (Voiced by Allan Melvin)
* Ghost of Christmas Yet to Be (only appearance; no lines; dream only)
* Vet (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Mall
			* Mooningdale's
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Spacely Lemonade (only appearance; flashback in dream only)

## Objects

* Chutes
* Visaphone

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the twentieth episode.
* This episode is a parody of Charles Dickens's *A Christmas Carol*.
* In this episode, technology is so advanced and the kids have become so lazy, that they are being feed and wiped without using their own hands.
* Mooningdale's is a parody of Bloomingdale's.
* Young George is drawn the same way he looked when the Rejuvenex de-aged him in "Boy George".
* Fred and Wilma Flintstone, from *The Flintstones*, cameo as fictional characters at the drive-in movie theater, even though two years later they met the Jetsons in the crossover movie, *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones*.

### Errors

* Spacely is clearly at least a decade older than George, yet in the flashback, they are about the same age.
* The only excusable reasoning for spirit robots is that it's a dream.
* Mrs. Spacely has gone back and forth between being called Stella and Petunia, but in this episode, she's out of the blue called Starla.
* Even as a flashback, Mrs. Spacely looks awfully differently, from somewhat changed facial features, to brown hair and a tan.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 11, 2011.
Father/Daughter Dance

**"Father/Daughter Dance"** is the fifth episode of season three, and the seventieth overall.

## Premise

Just when Judy couldn't be more humiliated by dancing with her father at the father/daughter dance, he has to cancel at the last minute and sends in Grandpa Jetson as a substitute dance partner.

## Characters

* Judy Jetson (main story and flashback) (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Marsha Van Marsdale (main story and flashback)
* Mr. Van Marsdale (only appearance; main story and flashback) (Voiced by Brian Cummings)
* Di-Di (Voiced by Brenda Vacarro)
* George Jetson (main story and flashback) (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Robot Doctor (only appearance) (Voiced by Brian Cummings)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* George Lookalike (only appearance)
* George's Robot Dance Teacher (only appearance)
* R.U.D.I. (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Montague Jetson (Voiced by Howard Morris)
* Robot DJ (only appearance) (Voiced by Brian Cummings)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Dance studio
		- Orbit High School (mentioned only)
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Maelstrom's Depts.

## Objects

* Visaphones
* Electronic sniffer (only appearance)

## Notes/trivia

* George taking dance lessons from a robot is practically a rehash of "Dance Time".
* The dance studio is a parody of the Arthur Murray dance studio chain.

### Errors

* Nobody seems to be aware of how big George has suddenly got because of the trapped large sprocket underneath his clothing.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 3* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on May 13, 2014.
Alice's Mother

**Alice's mother** is an actress in a promotional video for Molecular Motors.

## Physical appearance

She is Caucasian middle-aged, heavyset, and has shoulder-length light brown hair. She wears a blue dress with two purple triangular-shaped collars. She also wears a blue circular hat.

## Personality

She's the stereotypical nagging mother-in-law who is upset about the supposed wrong choice of man her daughter married.

## Appearances

* *The Jetsons*
	+ **Season 1** - The Space Car
The Good Little Scouts

**"The Good Little Scouts"** is the 6th episode of Season 1.

## Premise

George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) is too busy at work to help Elroy Jetson with his Space Cub training, but when his boss's nephew Billy is in the same troop, he is forced to go on a hiking trip with them to the Moon.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Jimmy (only time mentioned)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Dick Beals)
* George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* R.U.D.I. (first appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Nelson (first appearance) (Voiced by Dick Beals)
* Orbit (only appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Werner (only appearance)
* Anode (only appearance) (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Orbit's Mother (only appearance)
* Werner's Mother (only appearance)
* Anode's Mother (only appearance)
* Stella Spacely (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* Lana Luna (voice only; only time heard)
* Moon taxi driver 1 (only appearance)
* Moon taxi driver 2 (only appearance)
* Troop Zlgph (only appearance; no lines)
* Martian and Chowder Club (only appearance)
* Moon Garbageman (only appearance) (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Moon Ranger (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Grand Central Spacion (only appearance)
* The Moon
	+ Moon Port (only appearance)
	+ Moonhattan Tilton Hotel (only appearance)
	+ Lunar Park (only appearance)
	+ Copernicus Crater (only time mentioned)
	+ Carpathian Mountains (only time mentioned)
* Mercury (mentioned)
* Venus (mentioned)
* Mars (mentioned)
* Spaceway Cafe (only appearance)

## Objects

* Laundrojet
* Chute
* Space Cub manual

## Notes/Trivia

* The first season didn't have title cards when it originally aired. The title card comes from when the series was revived in the 1980's for a second season.
* This is the first episode not to use flying cars.
* The Moon has parodies of the American places such Moonhattan Tilton Hotel in reference to the Hilton Hotel and Lunar Park referencing Central Park.

### Errors

* Mrs. Spacely looks nothing like she did in her previous 2 appearances.
* When George is about to split them up, there are four troop members, instead of 5.
* Cosmo Spacely's middle initial is given as "Q," while in "The Jetson's Nite Out", it was "G."
* The plot ending with Billy being happy about the badges he's earned implies that he didn't like being on the trip, but his mood seemed to vary between being happy and unhappy.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 15, 2000.
Judy Jetson

**Judy Jetson** is the happy sister child of Elroy Jetson and the daughter of her Father George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) and her Mother Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom). She is 15 years old in 1962. She is 11 years old in 1999. She has a pet poodle dog named Penelope. She is voiced by Janet Waldo.

## Personality

Judy is a girl, hang out and play with his best friends: Jessie, Julianna, Anna, Ryan, Janice, Michael, Julia, Jenny, Susie, Juliet, Andrew and Daniel from the High School, At Outside, She loves Playing Basketball Game and Soccer Practice, At the Playground, She is Riding Bicycles, Playing Tag, Follow the Leader, Hide and Seek at the Park and Playing Games at Judy's House.

* *The Jetsons*
	+ **Season 1** - Rosey the Robot, A Date with Jet Screamer, The Space Car, The Coming of Astro, The Jetson's Nite Out, The Good Little Scouts, The Flying Suit, Rosey's Boyfriend Mac, Elroy's TV Show, Uniblab, A Visit from Grandpa, Astro's Top Secret, Las Venus, Elroy's Pal, The Test Pilot, Millionaire Astro, The Little Man, Jane's Driving Lesson, G.I. Jetson, Private Property, Dude Planet, TV or Not TV and Elroy's Report Card

## Notes/Trivia

* Judy had a significantly lower presence in Season 1 compared to the rest of the family, with only "A Date with Jet Screamer" centering on her.
* In *Rosey the Robot*, she is 15 years old.
* In *Little Brother, Big Sister*, she is 11 years old.
* Janet Waldo, the voice of Judy of The Jetsons (TV series) (1962) and The Judy Show (1999).
Uniblab (episode)

**"Uniblab"** is the 10th episode of Season 1.

## Premise

Mr. Spacely pays for a new expensive robot to take George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad)'s promotion as office supervisor, who double crosses him at every turn.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Dick Beals)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Buddy Blastoff (only appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Nicky Nosecone (only time mentioned)
* George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Dr. Ken Racey (only appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Henry Orbit (Voiced by Hal Smith)
* Miss Gamma (only appearance) (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Uniblab (first appearance) (Voiced by [[Don Messick)
* Cosmo Spacely's Gentleman (Voiced by Mel Blanc and Don Messick)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
			* Spacely's office
* Venus (mentioned)

## Objects

* Encyclopedia microbook
* Supersonic Dress-O-Matic
* Chutes

## Notes/Trivia

* The first season didn't have title cards when it originally aired. The title card comes from when the series was revived in the 1980's for a second season.
* The Jetsons' apartment number is 104.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 15, 2000.
Elroy's Report Card

**"Elroy's Report Card"** is the 24th and the final episode of Season 1.

## Premise

Elroy Jetson brings home the report card by, having a good time with his father George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad).

## Characters

* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Dick Beals)
* Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Ricky Rocket (only appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Astro the Pet Great Dane Dog (Vocal Effects by Alan Reed)
* Miss Brainmocker (only appearance) (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Muggsy Megaton (only appearance) (Voiced by Shepard Menken)
* Microbe (only appearance) (Voiced by Shepard Menken)
* Chuckles (only appearance)
* Sergeant (only appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Chet Sprinkley (only appearance)
* Cameraman (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Little Dipper School (first appearance)
		- Galaxy Gem Co. (only appearance)
		- Police station
	+ Bedrock (first appearance; cameo)

## Objects

* Chute
* TV wristwatch (only appearance)
* Jetpack
* Visaphone
* Fooder-Aca-Cycle

## Notes/Trivia

* The first season didn't have title cards when it originally aired. The title card comes from when the series was revived in the 1980's for a second season.
* This is the last episode to be produced and aired in the 1960's. This would have been the final episode of the series, had it not been revived in syndication, roughly 20 years later.
	+ Also, it took 24 episodes for Little Dipper School to be seen in an episode (outside of the opening credits). Had it not been for the revival, this would have been the only appearance. Orbit High School was seen in Season 1.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 15, 2000.
Winner Takes All

**"Winner Takes All"** is the fifteenth episode of season two, and the thirty-ninth overall.

## Premise

George is forced to prove his brawn when Spacely is pitted against Cogswell in an Olympic-themed contest. But he must also keep his brains intact if he is to uncover Mr. Cogswell's cheating twins.

## Characters

* George Jetson
* Astro
* Elroy Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Cosmo Spacely
* Laser Jack (only appearance)
* Judy Jetson
* Mr. Cogswell
* Orville Kreiger (only appearance)
* Dr. William Von Sonic (only appearance)
* Wilbur Kreiger (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Cogswell Cogs (mentioned only)
		- Orbit Stadium
		- Laser Jack Health Club
		- Lunar Park
		- Milky Way Malt Shop

## Objects

* Dogwalker machine
* Chutes
* Knitting machine
* *Modern Muscle*
* Laser pole vaulter

## Notes/trivia

* Rosie and Orbitty is absent.
* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the fourth episode.
* The family watches *Little House on the Planet*, a parody of the TV series *Little House on the Prairie*.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 11, 2011.
Fugitive Fleas

**"Fugitive Fleas"** is the eighth episode of season two, and the thirty-second overall.

## Premise

Circus Moon Fleas quit their job and take refuge on Astro.

## Characters

* Ethel (only appearance)
* Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Ethel's Robotgirls (only appearance)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* Stella Spacely (mentioned only)
* Cosmo Spacely's Gentlerobots (only appearance; no lines)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Orbitty (Voiced by Frank Welker)
* Robot Clown (only appearance)
* Solarini (only appearance) (Voiced by Allan Melvin)
* Moon Fleas (only appearance)
* Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
* William Martian (only appearance) (Voiced by Don Messick)
* Lenny Ade and the Big Dippers (only time mentioned)
* The Milky Ways (only time mentioned)
* The Sunstrokes (only time mentioned)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Constellation Beauty Salon (only appearance)
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
* Pleasure Planet (only appearance)

## Objects

* Visaphone
* Bug Out (only appearance)
* Chute

## Notes/trivia

* Most of Orbitty's time in this episode, is to simply be reprimanded by George.
* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the eleventh episode.

### Errors

* Spacely calls Pleasure Planet, the "Pleasure Carnival," which may just be another name for it, but nobody else calls it that. He could be referring to the carnival, itself, though.
* The Moon Fleas say they're going to stay forever, which they don't.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1* DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.
Las Venus

**"Las Venus"** is the 17th episode of Season 1.

## Premise

While on a second honeymoon, George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) is roped into doing business for Spacely.

## Characters

* George Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Dad) (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
* Jane Jetson (Judy and Elroy's Mom) (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
* Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Dick Beals)
* Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
* Astro the Pet Great Dane Dog (Vocal Effects by Alan Reed)
* Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
* GiGi Galaxy (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl with an English accent)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
	+ Chicago (mentioned only)
	+ Boston (mentioned only)
	+ Tower of London (mentioned)
	+ Lunarville
* The Moon (mentioned only)
* **Las Venus** (first appearance)

## Notes/Trivia

* The first season didn't have title cards when it originally aired. The title card comes from when the series was revived in the 1980's for a second season.
* **Las Venus** is a parody of Las Vegas. It is not based on the planet Venus.
* On *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season*, this is the 17th episode.

### Errors

* When George and Jane are first place in the car, they only have black dots for eyes; then when Judy is placed in the car she has only black dots, but the former 2's eyes are back to normal. A couple of minutes later, when George is talking about gambling to make the money back he lost last time, all 3 have black dots for eyes.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 15, 2000.