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Movie Summary  Movie: Star Force: Fugitive Alien II:  Things happen in this movie. There appears to be a conflict, an antagonist, a protagonist, and a love interest. There are definitely people, red polyurethane jump suits, a desert planet, spaceships, and explosions. There are images edited together. Then it ends. Brought to you by Sandy Frank. 'Nuff said. — Mary Jo Pehl Host Segments  Prologue:  Crow and Servo discuss the nature of puppets, Servo's theory of the puppet paradigm is feet plus inarticulated mouth equals costume, not puppet.  Invention:  The Mads invent the Super Schnoz-big, big noses. Joel shows off his new huge head—it's really, really huge!  Segment 2:  In the spirit of Rescue 911, Joel and Crow try to resuscitate a seriously dying Tom Servo.  Segment 3:  It's the Captain Joe action figure, the boozy, brawling, bloated commander from the beloved Fugitive Alien series!  Segment 4:  Joel, Tom, Crow, and Gypsy sing a medley of songs based on the music from the movie—don't try to kill them with a forklift…  Segment 5:  Crow and Servo offer the Mads input on what movies they could send them, like Brewster's Millions or Brian's Song, Frank loves Tom T. Hall and he doesn't care who knows it.  Stinger:  Ken says, "Captain, I've got it fixed, It's all working again." Reflections Fugitive Alien, and its sequel, Star Force: Fugitive Alien II, are examples of "movies" packaged by Sandy Frank which must have made more sense as a serial TV drama. The theory is that when you see just a half hour of this thoroughly upsetting mishmash on a weekly basis, your brain has a whole week to forget the pain, humorlessness, and boredom of the previous episode. It's this principle that keeps people coming back to shows like Friends or The Fresh Prince of Bel Air every week. — Kevin Murphy