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Jason Of Star Command: Planet Of The Lost

October 14, 1978February 28, 2016 theLogBook

Jason Of Star CommandCBS airs the sixth episode of the Space Academy spinoff series Jason Of Star Command, starring Craig Littler, Sid Haig, and James Doohan (Star Trek).

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