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SuperGeorge

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

## Premise

A machine that can make thoughts a reality breaks while George imagines himself as a superhero. Believing it to be permanent, he becomes a wrestler after his super strength gets him in trouble with Spacely.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson
* George Jetson
* Astro
* Elroy Jetson
* Nebulous Nifty sales robot (only appearance)
* Judy Jetson
* Jane's mother (mentioned only)
* Pookums (only appearance; no lines)
* Pookums's owner (only appearance)
* Rosie
* Miss Galaxy
* Cosmo Spacely
* Dusty (only appearance)
* Jupiter Juggernaut (only appearance)
* Stella Spacely (mentioned only)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Wrestling arena (only appearance)

## Objects

* Nebulous Nifty Rearranger (only appearance)
* Visaphone
* Chute
* Nebulous Nifty Shoe Shine Kit (only time mentioned)
* Thinko (only appearance)
* Nebulous Nifty Electric Peeler (only time mentioned)
* Nebulous Nifty Dandruff Ray Gun (only time mentioned)
* Nebulous Nifty Laser Toothpick (only appearance)

## Notes/trivia

* Orbitty is absent.
* Super George is a parody of Superman, which is the reason why the title is displayed as one word.
* For some reason Warner Home Video cut the title card when releasing the episode onto *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*.
* Flashbacks to this episode were shown in "The Century's Best".

### Errors

* The second time Spacely fired George was for something that was the Nebulous Nifty company's faulty.

## 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
* Driver (only appearance)
* Inventor (only appearance)
* Mother (only appearance)
* Son (only appearance)
* Elroy Jetson
* Astro
* Judy Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Orbitty
* Rosie
* Bunky Bingston (only appearance)
* Ralph Kingmaker (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

* Cosmo Spacely is absent.
* 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.
Solar Snoops

**"Solar Snoops"** is the third episode of season two, and the twenty-seventh overall.

## Premise

When Cogswell sends in a spy to Spacely Space Sprockets to steal Spacely's new chocolate microchip cookie, Spacely sends George—disguised as Georgina Jetstream—to act as Cogswell's new secretary to get it back.

## Characters

* Cosmo Spacely
* George Jetson
* Sentro (first appearance)
* Galacta Sneak (only appearance)
* Mr. Cogswell
* Harlan
* Mrs. Cogswell
* Miss Nova (only appearance)
* Elroy Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Astro
* Rosie
* Robot chauffeur (only appearance)
* Fred Asteroid (only appearance)
* Venus (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Cogswell Cogs
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Cafe D'Lune (only appearance)

## Objects

* Chocolate microchip (only appearance)
* Chute
* Solar tape deck (only appearance)
* Visaphones

## Notes/trivia

* Orbitty is absent for the first time since his major debut in "Elroy Meets Orbitty".
* George refers to Sentro as Lassie.
* Fred Asteroid is a parody of Fred Astaire.
* Despite season two apparently being written for a younger audience, Cogswell tries to start an affair with Georgina (George). This may be because Barry E. Blitzer, the writer, came from season one.

### Errors

* Jane programmed responses into the solar tape deck that she could not have possibly foreseen. It would've been easier to just make the device cover up George's voice as he spoke.
* The phone booth the Galacta Sneak is talking at doesn't have a screen, yet Cogswell is looking at him through his own.
* Harlan has been given the character model of Moonstone by mistake.

## Home media

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

**"Little Bundle of Trouble"** is the twentieth episode of season two, and the forty-fourth overall.

## Premise

A jewel thief lays low by disguising himself as baby and dropping himself off at the Jetsons' doorstep.

## Characters

* Tiny Terror (only appearance)
* Mick (only appearance)
* Unnamed accomplice (only appearance)
* Police officer 1 (only appearance)
* Jeweler (only appearance)
* Rosie
* Jane Jetson
* George Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Buddy Blastoff (mentioned only)
* Astro
* Orbitty
* Police officer 2 (only appearance)
* Cosmo Spacely
* Miss Galaxy
* Stella Spacely
* Uniblab
* Jane's mother
* Sales clerk (only appearance)
* Spacely Sprockets security guard (only appearance)
* Robot commentator (only appearance)
* Fly-By-Night (only appearance; no lines)
* Fly-By-Night's rider (only appearance; no lines)
* Haley's Comet (only appearance; no lines)
* Haley's Comet rider (only appearance; no lines)
* Galloping Mercury (only time mentioned)
* Space Biscuit (only time mentioned)
* Newscaster (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Star Brite Mall
		- Jupiter Jewelry
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetsons home
		- Gas station
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Satellite Park
	+ Grand Central Space Station (mentioned only)
* Las Venus (mentioned only)

## Objects

* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
* Meteor Bits Cereal
* Visaphones
* Betting machine
* Chutes

## Cast

 June Foray | Woman at gas stationSales clerk

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the seventh episode.
* The Fooder-Aca-Cycle is usually different in each episode, but this time the spelling of the machine is actually written on.

### Errors

* Tiny Terror shaves enough so his beard isn't heavy, yet still has a beard, but still looks totally convincing as a baby.

## Home media

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

**"Judy Takes Off"** is the fourteenth episode of season two, and the thirty-eighth overall.

## Premise

George tries to get Judy away from the dangers of teenage boys by sending her to her wallflower cousin Melissa for a few days, but doesn't count on Melissa becoming a wild child.

## Characters

* Judy Jetson
* Debbie
* George Jetson
* Mr. Dymaxian (only appearance)
* Jane Jetson
* Cosmo Spacely
* Stella Spacely
* Astro
* Rosie
* Orbitty
* Scotty Skymaster
* Detective Lenny Laser (only appearance)
* Melissa (only appearance)
* Crabby Nebulas (only appearance)
	+ Maxie (only appearance)
	+ Einstein (only appearance)
	+ Pinhead (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacely home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- The Planetoid Pup (only appearance)
		- Demolition Destructo Derby (only appearance)
		- Chamber of Cosmic Commerce (only appearance)
* Saturn (mentioned)
* Jupiter (mentioned)

## Objects

* Visaphones
* Chutes

## Vehicles

* Space car
* Supersonic Jet Booster Scooter (only appearance)

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the fourth episode.
* Maxie is nicknamed Mad Maxie in reference to the film *Mad Max*. *Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome* had been released the same year as this episode.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 11, 2011.
Far-Out Father

**"Far-Out Father"** is the thirty-third episode of season two, and the fifty-seventh overall.

## Premise

While Elroy makes a class project about his father, George has to contend with Astro's spring fever, which has made him obsessed with the new neighborhood dog, Jezebel.

## Characters

* Rosie
* George Jetson
* Astro
* Jane Jetson
* Bus driver (only appearance)
* Elroy Jetson
* Kenny Countdown
* Miss Gyro (only appearance)
* Orbitty
* Jezebel (only appearance)
* Mr. Countdown (no lines)
* Miss Brainmocker
* Space jogger (only appearance)
* Astro's puppies (only appearance; no lines)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
			* Miss Gyro's home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets (video screen only)
		- Little Dipper School
		- City dump

## Objects

* Laund-O-Matic
* Visaphone
* Chutes

## Notes/trivia

* Cosmo Spacely is absent.
* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the thirteenth episode.
* Judy is absent for the third time.
* Astro becomes a father in this episode.

## Home media

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

**"S.M.A.S.H."** is the ninth episode of season two, and the thirty-third overall.

## Premise

Jane takes Spacely's car out for a drive and it falls to pieces.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Rosie
* Susie (only appearance; no lines)
* George Jetson
* Astro
* Cosmo Spacely
* Henry Orbit
* Maggie Rocket (only time mentioned)
* Police officer (only appearance)
* Pedestrians (only appearance; no lines)
* Construction worker (only appearance; no lines)
* Jet Screamer (mentioned only)
* Pete (only appearance)
* Gladys (only time mentioned)
* Police Operator (only appearance)
* Sergeant (only appearance)
* Mr. Slick (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Midway Shopping Mall (only appearance)
			* Kiddie Land (only appearance)
		- Far Out Fix-It Garage (only appearance)
		- Jetport (only appearance)
		- Police station
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
* Saturn (mentioned only)

## Objects

* Visaphone
* Space Cola (mentioned only)

## Notes/trivia

* Orbitty is absent.
* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the seventh episode.

### Errors

* Judy had a fine car in "Judy's Birthday Surprise", but now has a wreck.

## Home media

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

## General Information

***Meganeura*** (meaning 'large-nerved') was a large dragonfly with a 75 centimetre wingspan, and it lived in the Late Carboniferous, and became extinct at the turning of the period. In its age, it was the largest of all flying animals, and would rival the birds in size were it alive today. It did not just eat insects and arthropods, like its closest living relative, the dragonfly, as other prey was available, such as the swift *Petrolacosaurus*. Its legs were covered in spines and, with the help of its 'tail limbs', could grasp very effectively at this prey. *Meganeura* probably later evolved into the slightly smaller *Meganeuropsis.*
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)
* Ice man (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)
* Ice man's parents (only appearance; frozen)
* Hunky Moonrock (only appearance)

## 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

* Cosmo Spacely is absent.
* 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.
Agnes

**Agnes** is a robot maid, originally from Great Britain, who has a British accent, accordingly.

## History

### Early life

Agnes worked for an English teacher, Mr. Chips, on the weekends.

### Season one

She was left at U-Rent a Maid, where Jane Jetson came down to pick a robot maid, but turned down Agnes.

## Appearances

* *The Jetsons*
	+ 101. "Rosey the Robot"
Robot's Revenge

**"Robot's Revenge"** is the thirty-sixth episode of season two, and the sixtieth overall.

## Premise

After being fired due to George's complaint, Ralph the robot turns all of robotkind against him.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson
* Astro
* George Jetson
* Rosie
* Ralph (only appearance)
* Gym manager (only appearance)
* Cosmo Spacely
* R.U.D.I.
* Aunt Eckler (only appearance)
* Judy Jetson
* Elroy Jetson

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Gym
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Robot Employment Agency

## Notes/trivia

* Orbitty is absent.
* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the fifteenth episode.

### Errors

* For some reason Penny Singleton (Jane) was instructed to sing "Good morning" to George, instead of speaking them.

## Home media

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

**"Dog Daze Afternoon"** is the thirty-fourth episode of season two, and the fifty-eighth overall.

## Premise

A mix-up of computer disks between a new Spacely Sprockets transportation device and Elroy's dog training machine, makes programs George to act like a dog.

## Characters

* Mr. Cogswell
* Cosmo Spacely
* George Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Astro
* Rosie (mentioned only)
* Judy Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Orbitty (no lines)
* Albert Moonstein (mentioned only)
* Robot bellhop (only appearance; no lines)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Cogswell Cogs
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
* The Moon
* Las Venus
	+ Starcrust Hotel

## Objects

* E.X.I.T.
* *Nova*
* Gravity boots
* Elroy Jetson Instant Dog Trainer
* Chute
* Visaphone

## Notes/trivia

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

### Errors

* George can breath in space.
* The computer disks say what they are, so the confusion seems impossible to make.

## Home media

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

**"The Little Man"** is the seventeenth episode of season one.

## Premise

George accidentally goes through the Minavac, which shrinks him down to six inches high. The only way he can return to regular size, is by stealing a cog from Cogswell Cogs.

## Characters

* Cogswell's secretary (only appearance; monitor)
* Mr. Cogswell
* Cosmo Spacely
* George Jetson
* Aranian (only appearance)
* Jane Jetson
* Astro
* Judy Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Guard 1 (only appearance)
* Guard 2 (only appearance)
* Stella Spacely (photograph only)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Cogswell Cogs
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home

## Objects

* Chutes
* Minavac (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.
* This episode establishes that Spacely and Cogswell have more than just a simple rivalry, they buy each other's main products off each other.
* This is the first time a police officer's hair has been seen.
* Cogswell is apparently married.
* On *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season*, this is the fifteenth episode.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 15, 2004.
Uniblab (episode)

**"Uniblab"** is the tenth episode of season one.

## Premise

Mr. Spacely pays for a new expensive robot to take George's promotion as office supervisor, who double crosses him at every turn.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Buddy Blastoff (only appearance)
* Nicky Nosecone (only time mentioned)
* George Jetson (only appearance)
* Dr. Ken Racey (only appearance)
* Henry Orbit
* Miss Gamma (only appearance)
* Cosmo Spacely
* Uniblab (first appearance)

## 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, 2004.
Boy George

**"Boy George"** is the thirty-eighth episode of season two, and the sixty-second overall.

## Premise

Feeling his age, George takes some youth potion, but the experimental concoction turns him into a child.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson
* Rosie
* George Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Cosmo Spacely
* Jack Nova (only appearance)
* Henry Orbit
* Astro
* Orbitty
* Jackson Rocket (only appearance; TV screen)
* Scientist (only appearance)
* Liverspot (only appearance)
* Police officer (only appearance)
* Robot teacher (only appearance)
* Bully (only appearance)
* Mr. Cogswell
* Miss Booster
* Contempo Computers president (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Contempo Computers
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Nucleon Nutrition Center
		- Little Dipper School
* Martian Institute of Technology (mentioned only)

## Objects

* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
* Chutes
* Rejuvenex

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the seventeenth episode.
* The title is a reference to Boy George, the English singer who gained fame in the 1980s.
* The Martian Institute of Technology is a parody of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
* Miss Booster fills in for Miss Galaxy.
* Rob Paulsen is uncredited.
* The design of George as a kid was reused for when George was a real kid in a flashback in "A Jetson Christmas Carol".

## Home media

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

**"The Space Car"** is the third episode of season one.

## Premise

A mix up causes George and Jane to get into the identical flying car of bank robber, Knuckles Nuclear.

## Characters

* George Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Gloria (first appearance)
* Knuckles Nuclear (first appearance)
* Knuckles Nuclear's moll (only appearance)
* Bank guard #1 (only appearance)
* Bank guard #2 (only appearance)
* Bank manager (only appearance)
* Henry Orbit (first appearance)
* J.B. (only appearance)
* Board member #1 (only appearance)
* Board member #2 (only appearance; no lines)
* Police officer (only appearance)
* Judge (only appearance; video screen)
* Car dealer (only appearance)
* Alice (only appearance; TV screen)
* Alice's husband (only appearance; TV screen)
* Alice's mother (only appearance; TV screen)
* Jane's mother (mentioned only)
* Sergeant (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- 1st National Fly In Bank (only appearance)
		- Molecular Motors
* Mars (mentioned)

## Objects

* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
* Visaphone
* Morning masks (only appearance)
* Baby gas gun (only appearance)
* Come Clean (only appearance; video screen)

## Vehicles

* Flying cars
* Police officer's hover bike

## 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.
* J.B. is named after the director Joseph Barbera.
* On *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season*, this is the third episode.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: The Complete First Season* DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 15, 2004.
Rosie

**Rosie** is the robot maid for the Jetsons in their Skypad Apartments home, quickly becoming a member of the family.

Her model number is XB-500. Though there have been more models made after Rosie's (thus technically making her "outdated"), the Jetson family loves her too much to trade her in for a newer model.

## History

### Early life

Her predecessor model was an XB-400, nicknamed "Norma", which Rosie considered to be her mother.

## Appearances

* 101. "Rosey the Robot"
* 109. "Rosey's Boyfriend"
* 201. "Elroy Meets Orbitty"
* 202. "Rosie Come Home"
* 203. "Solar Snoops"
* 204. "Judy's Birthday Surprise
* 205. "SuperGeorge"
* 206. "Family Fallout"
* 207. "Instant Replay"
* 208. "Fugitive Fleas"
* 209. "S.M.A.S.H."
* 210. "One Strike, You're Out"
* 211. "Mother's Day for Rosie"
* 213. "Dance Time"
* 214. "Judy Takes Off"
* 216. "The Mirrormorph"
* 217. "The Cosmic Courtship of George and Jane"
* 218. "High Moon"
* 220. "Little Bundle of Trouble"
* 221. "Elroy in Wonderland"
* 222. "The Swiss Family Jetson"
* 223. "Rip-Off Rosie"
* 224. "Fantasy Planet"
* 225. "Space Bong"
* 226. "Haunted Halloween"
* 228. "Jetsons' Millions"
* 229. "The Wrong Stuff"
* 230. "The Vacation"
* 231. "Team Spirit"
* 232. "Future Tense"
* 233. "Far-Out Father"
* 235. "Grandpa and the Galactic Goldigger"
* 236. "Robot's Revenge"
* 237. "To Tell the Truth"
* 238. "Boy George"
* 239. "Judy's Elopement"
* 240. "The Century's Best"
* 241. "A Jetson Christmas Carol"
* 301. "Crime Games"
* 302. "ASTROnomical I.Q."
* 303. "9 to 5 to 9"
* 304. "Invisibly Yours, George"
* 306. "Clean as a Hound's Tooth"
* 307. "Wedding Bells for Rosey"
* 308. "The Odd Pod"
* 309. "Two Many Georges"
* *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones*
* *Rockin' with Judy Jetson*
* *Jetsons: The Movie*
* *Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law*
* *The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania*

Total appearances: 48.

## Notes/trivia

* In the development of the series in the 1960s, "Rosie" was spelt "Rosey," which was repeated when the season 1 episodes were given title cards when the show was revived 20 years later. However, the then new season two episodes spelt her name as "Rosie" which continued in *Jetsons: The Movie* and *The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania*. In spite of this change, a season 3 title card goes back to using "Rosey."
* She is excluded from the title cards, even though she had significantly more appearances in seasons two and three.
* According to Jane in "S'No Relative", Rosie gets time off.
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)
* Rosie (main story and flashback)
* Judy Jetson (main story and flashback)
* Elroy Jetson (main story and flashback)
* Orbitty (main story and flashback)
* Jane Jetson (main story and flashback)
* Jane Fondue (mentioned only)
* Astro (main story and flashback)
* Roddy Rocket (only appearance)
* Gary Gammaray (only appearance)
* Albert Isotope (only appearance)
* Dolly Perfect (mentioned only)
* 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)
* Di-Di (main story and flashback; no lines)
* 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.
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.
Spacelys

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

## Main family

* Arthur Spacely - son
* Cosmo Spacely - husband
* Stella Spacely - wife

## Appearances

* 101. "Rosey the Robot"
* 103. "Jetson's Nite Out"
* 106. "The Good Little Scouts"
* 109. "Elroy's TV Show"
* 117. "The Little Man"
* 120. "Miss Solar System"
* 206. "Family Fallout"
* 211. "Mother's Day for Rosie"

Total appearances: 8.
Mother's Day for Rosie

**"Mother's Day for Rosie"** is the eleventh episode of season two, and the thirty-fifth overall.

## Premise

George tries to cheer Rosie up by getting a picture of her previous model, her "mother", but being an old model, it proves difficult to find.

## Characters

* Astro
* Newspaper boy (only appearance)
* George Jetson
* Rosie
* Jane Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Robot City salesman (only appearance)
* Electra Fido
* Travel agent (only appearance)
* Cosmo Spacely
* Charlie (only time mentioned)
* Garbage dump man (only appearance)
* Norma (only appearance; no lines; dismantled)
* Henry Orbit
* Stella Spacely

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Robot City
		- Spacey's
		- Spacely's Space Sprockets
		- Spacely apartment
		- Garbage dump
* Mars (simulation only)
* Venus (simulation only)
* Uranus (simulation only)
* Sea of Tranquility (simulation only)

## Objects

* Chutes
* Visaphones

## Notes/trivia

* Orbitty is absent.
* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the second episode.

### Errors

* Mr. Spacely has apparently forgotten meeting Rosie in "Rosey the Robot".
* If Mr. Spacely sleeps in his own bed, then where does Mrs. Spacely sleep?

## Home media

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

**"Wedding Bells for Rosey"** is the seventh episode of season three, and the seventy-second overall.

## Premise

The city is under sudden scrutiny of renewing every robot's particular component known as a B.E.B.O.P., which has put Mac in danger of being dismantled if he doesn't apply for one. Rosie finds a loophole through marriage, although she quickly regrets it once he starts getting in her way. This is also bad news Spacely Space Sprockets, but good news for Cogswell Cogs.

## Characters

* Don (only appearance; no lines)
* Rosie
* George Jetson
* Astro
* Elroy Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Mac
* DWMR Officer (only appearance)
* Henry Orbit
* Wedding World saleswoman (only appearance)
* Cosmo Spacely
* Uniblab
* Dr. Ruth (only appearance)
* Robot gang leader (only appearance)
* Mr. Cogswell
* Commissioner (only appearance)
* Sentro (no lines)
* Judge (only appearance; no lines)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Wedding World
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- The Nuts 'N' Bolts Club
		- Orbit City Hall
		- Cogswell Cogs
* Lunar Lover's Leap

## Notes/trivia

* Apparently it's been ten years since Mac was created.
* Dr. Ruth is a parody of Dr. Ruth Westheimer.

### Errors

* The title card goes back to the season one spelling of Rosie's name by spelling it as "Rosey", despite season two title cards changing to the former, as do the following movies' credits which specify the voice actress to the role of Rosie.

## Home media

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

**Jane Jetson** is the matriarch of the Jetsons, having married George and mothered their children Judy and Elroy. She lives at Skypad Apartments in Orbit City.

## Personality

Jane is obsessed with fashion and new gadgetry, and is a shopaholic. She is a dutiful wife and tries to make life as pleasant as possible for her family.

## Appearances

* *The Jetsons*
	+ Every episode
* *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones*
* *Rockin' with Judy Jetson*
* *Jetsons: The Movie*
* *Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law*
* *The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania*

Total appearances: 84.

## Notes/trivia

* In "Rosey the Robot", Jane states she is 33 years old, making her seven years younger than George. While she does look fairly younger than George, they're both depicted at college in "The Cosmic Courtship of George and Jane". Neither character's ages are mentioned in the latter.
* Jane was in Yahoo's "Top 10 TV Moms from 6 Decades of Television".

## Impact in other media

### *Animaniacs*

In the segment "Space Probed", there is an alien resembling Jane, who even has the same hair style.
The Vacation

**"The Vacation"** is the thirtieth episode of season two, and the fifty-fourth overall.

## Premise

While on a free cruise on the *Love Rocket*, George and Jane encounter old flames who are still burning a torch for the two. When George and Jane fail to turn them down, it's up to their kids to get rid of the old romances.

## Characters

* George Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Astro
* Emcee (only appearance)
* Gus Guesser (only appearance)
* Jane Jetson
* Rosie
* Traffic cop (only appearance)
* Dog collector (only appearance)
* Ship captain (only appearance)
* Sally Spaceout (only appearance)
* Boy-Boy Nova (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Master Market (mentioned only)
		- Planetarian Express (mentioned only)
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Mud Hut Kennel (mentioned only)

## Objects

* Galaxy Charge it Card
* Master Market card
* Planetarian Express card
* Park-A-Car Card
* Visaphone
* Chutes

## Vehicles

* Space cars
* *Love Rocket*

## Notes/trivia

* Orbitty and Cosmo Spacely is absent.
* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the eleventh episode.
* George mentions that he works an hour a week, two days a week.
* The *Love Rocket* is an allusion to *The Love Boat* TV series on ABC.

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 11, 2011.
Grandpa and the Galactic Gold Digger

**"Grandpa and the Galactic Goldigger"** is the thirty-fifth episode of season two, and the fifty-ninth overall.

## Premise

A case of mistaken identity ensues when a young, seductive con artist believes Grandpa Jetson is rich after using Mr. Spacely's credit card.

## Characters

* Cosmo Spacely
* George Jetson
* Rosie
* Jane Jetson
* Montague Jetson
* Astro
* Elroy Jetson
* Orbitty
* Judy Jetson
* Robot saleswoman (only appearance)
* Tyco (only appearance)
* Nova Neutron (only appearance)
* Police officer (only appearance)
* Mrs. Meltdown
* Mrs. Spacely
* Robot waiter (only appearance)
* Robot doorman (only appearance)
* Robot chauffeur (only appearance; no lines)
* Montague Jetson's wife (mentioned only)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Bank Andromeda (mentioned only)
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacey's Department Store
		- Spacely home
		- Starburst Theater
		- Cosmic Grove
		- Cosmic Arms
		- Asteroid Park

## Objects

* Bank Andromeda card
* Chute
* Visaphone

## Vehicles

* Space cars
* *S.S. Tri Star*

## Notes/trivia

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

## Home media

* US: *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2* DVD released by Warner Archive Collection on November 11, 2011.
Fantasy Planet (episode)

**"Fantasy Planet"** is the twenty-fourth episode of season two, and the forty-eighth overall.

## Premise

Having become overly stressed and overly worked, the Jetsons discover Fantasy Planet, which can provide for them their ultimate desires.

## Characters

* George Jetson
* Cosmo Spacely
* Grandma Ganymede (only appearance)
* Judy Jetson
* Johnny Moonigan (only appearance)
* Jane Jetson
* Rosie
* Elroy Jetson
* Bully (only appearance)
* Astro
* Orbitty
* Mr. Rocket (only appearance)
* Teetoo (only appearance)
* Arthur Spacely (mentioned only)
* Stella Spacely (mentioned only)
* Dr. X (only appearance, simulation only)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Little Dipper School
* Fantasy Planet (only appearance)
* Cratergie Hall (only appearance; simulation only)

## Objects

* Visaphone
* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
* *Captain Zoom*
* Chutes

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1*, this is the sixteenth episode.
* This episode is a parody of ABC's *Fantasy Island*.
	+ Mr. Rocket and Teetoo are parodies of Mr. Roarke and Tattoo, respectively.
* Bill Woodson, the narrator of the *Dr. Zoom* fantasy, was the narrator of Hanna-Barbera's *Super Friends*.
* Cratergie Hall is a parody of Carnegie Hall.
* The Jetson Five are a parody of the Jackson Five.

## Home media

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

**"Judy's Birthday Surprise"** is the fourth episode of season two, and the twenty-eighth overall.

## Premise

Judy realises there's more to popularity when she thinks everyone forgot her birthday.

## Characters

* Astro
* Cat (only appearance)
* Di-Di (first appearance)
* Judy Jetson
* Nick Nova (only appearance)
* Andy Andromeda (only appearance)
* Curly Quasar (only appearance)
* George Jetson
* Cosmo Spacely (dream only; no lines)
* Elroy Jetson
* News reporter (only appearance)
* Jane Jetson
* Torpedo Tucker (only time mentioned)
* Jet Screamer (mentioned only)
* Mickey Meteorite (only appearance)
* Rosie
* Orbitty
* Saturn slugs (only appearance; no lines)
* Henry Orbit (mentioned only)
* Cosmo Spacely (cameo)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Orbit High School (first appearance)

## Objects

* Memo Minder (first appearance; flashback only)
* Chutes
* Visaphone
* Plutonian Poetry Vol. 1 (only appearance)

## Notes/trivia

* The episode tries to fill out time by beginning the episode with Astro chasing a cat, and another scene with George being woken up by his talking alarm.
* This episode attempts to deal with the popularity of Judy, which was always implied in the first season.
* Even though Orbit High School had appeared in the opening theme song, it hadn't appeared in a single appeared in season one.
* This episode has the first African American in the series.
* This episode reveals one source of power for space space cars is fuel pellets.
* Judy mentions a pancake tablet, which replaces real food in this episode.
* Judy is a Libra.
* Judy reveals her limerick interest.
* Flashbacks to this episode are shown in "The Century's Best".

### Errors

* Even though Judy has her own car in this episode, in later episodes, she talks about wanting her own.
* Orbit High looks nothing like it does in the opening theme song.
* Having Spacely at Judy's birthday party seems highly improbable. To add to that, he's only in one shot, and when he says happy birthday, it's simply his mouth moving along with the family saying it.
* The boy at the right of Astro, when he pops at the cake, doesn't have lips.

## Home media

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

**"Astro's Big Moment"** is the twenty-seventh episode of season two, and the fifty-first overall.

## Premise

George is caught in a difficult position as dog show judge, where he'll either lose the love of his family, his job, or even his life, if he doesn't choose the right dog to win.

## Characters

* George Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Cosmo Spacely
* Pierre (only appearance)
* Manglers Mars' thugs (only appearance)
* Mangler Mars (only appearance)
* Star Brite (only appearance)
* Aurora (only appearance)
* Astro
* Orbitty
* Robot coach (only appearance)
* Judy Jetson (no lines)
* Stella Spacely
* Fifi (only appearance; no lines)
* Police officer (only appearance)
* Woof-Woof (only appearance; no lines)
* Fifi's puppies (only appearance; no lines)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Mangler Mars's apartment (only appearance)
		- Orbit City Golf Club (only appearance)
		- Gymnasium
		- Spacley Space Sprockets Space Dog Show (only appearance)

## Notes/trivia

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

### Errors

* Arthur Spacely also has a dog named Zero, who are both inconspicuously absent.

## Home media

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

**George Jetson** is the patriarch of the Jetsons, and works as a digital index operator (who in one instance starts the universal unisonic digital indexer machine) for Spacely Space Sprockets. In an attempt to get a promotion and pay rise, he's always doing something bigger and more extravagant for his boss, Cosmo Spacely.

## Appearance

George is a slim, middle-aged Caucasian of average height. He has red hair and a large nose. He wears a white shirt, which has three, black rectangular shaped buttons, and with the collar up, blue pants held up by a green belt, and white shoes.

## Personality

George is a well-meaning, caring father and husband, but he is often befuddled and stressed out between work and family problems. George also has to contend with the pet dog, Astro, who smothers him with affection, and when he complains about it, he usually ends up having to apologise because Astro is over-emotional.

## History

### Early life

George worked for Cosmo Spacely, when they were kids, with George running the latter's lemonade stand.

## Appearances

* *The Jetsons*
	+ Every episode
* *The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones*
* *Rockin' with Judy Jetson*
* *Jetsons: The Movie*
* *Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law*
* *The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania*

## Notes/trivia

* George is modelled and named after his original portrayer, George O'Hanlon.
* George's catchphrase is "Hooba-Dooba-Dooba!"
* In "The Flying Suit", he indirectly reveals he's forty years old, but in "Boy George", he explicitly says he's thirty-eight.
* In "A Jetson Christmas Carol", a flashback shows that George and Spacely were the same age as kids, even though adult Spacely looks as much as ten years older than George does.
* George's character model is reused for an unnamed character in the Hanna-Barbera-produced *Laurel and Hardy* short *Mutt Rut*.
Crime Games

**"Crime Games"** is the first episode of season three, and the sixty-sixth overall.

## Premise

A malfunction of the TeleViewer causes Elroy to discover a robbery plot by "The Gripfather" (a take on "The Godfather"), and George ends up trapped in the middle of it.

## Characters

* Judy Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* George Jetson
* Astro
* Elroy Jetson
* Gridfather (only appearance)
* Glitch (only appearance)
* Robot desk sergeant (only appearance)
* Cosmo Spacely
* Stella Spacely
* Mr. Cogswell
* Harlan
* Rosie
* Robot judge (only appearance)
* Newscaster (only appearance)
* Miss Galaxy
* R.U.D.I
* Mr. Cogswell security robot (only appearance)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
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
* Miss Galaxy
* Mr. Cogswell
* George Jetson
* Jane Jetson
* Elroy Jetson
* Astro
* Orbitty
* Rosie
* Co-worker 1 (only appearance)
* Co-worker 2 (only appearance)
* R.U.D.I.
* Judy Jetson
* Henry Orbit
* 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.
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
* Elroy Jetson
* Astro
* George Jetson
* George's great-grandfather (mentioned only)
* Orbitty
* Rosie
* Robot activity director (only appearance)
* Judy Jetson
* Robot bellhop (only appearance)
* Robot dog (only appearance)
* Wicked Wrench of the West (only appearance; dream only)
* Rollers (only appearance; dream only)
* Happy Jethammer (only appearance; dream only)
* Zoom Broom (only appearance; dream only)
* Nozzle (only appearance; dream only)
* Pliers robot (only appearance; dream only)
* Saturn Trash Stasher (only appearance; dream only)

## 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.
Judy's Elopement

**"Judy's Elopement"** is the thirty-ninth episode of season two, and the sixty-third overall.

## Premise

Due to gossip from Rosie, George believes Judy is eloping with Sam Spacely, Mr. Spacely, inept nephew. But she is really helping Sam secretly get hitched with Asteroid Cogswell, Mr. Cogswell's daughter.

## Characters

* Jane Jetson
* Judy Jetson
* George Jetson
* Eddie Rocketkowsky (mentioned only)
* Astro (no lines)
* Orbitty
* Cosmo Spacely
* Sam Spacely (only appearance)
* Rosie
* Game show host (only appearance)
* Norma (mentioned only)
* Asteroid Cogswell (only appearance)
* Mr. Cogswell
* Cogswell secretary
* Mr. Smith (only appearance)
* Mrs. Smith (only appearance)
* Director (only appearance)
* Ed (only appearance)
* Judge (only appearance)
* Harvey Sonicblast (mentioned only)

## Locations

* Earth
	+ Orbit City
		- Skypad Apartments
			* Jetson home
		- Orbit High School
		- Spacely Space Sprockets
		- Cogswell Cogs
* Moon Institute of Technology (mentioned only)
* Venusian Megabucks Institute (mentioned only)
* Pluto

## Objects

* Fooder-Aca-Cycle
* Memo Minder
* Chute
* Visaphones

## Notes/trivia

* On *The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 2*, this is the eighteenth episode.
* Elroy is absent for the first time.
* Moon Institute of Technology is a parody of Massachusetts of Technology.

### Errors

* Jane was supposed to have been young when she got married to George, but the flashback in "The Cosmic Courtship of George and Jane", showed both of them to look no different from their present day selves.

## Home media

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