31 January 1969 20 mins
A mysterious object code named "Meatball" has appeared in orbit around the Earth. When the Military sends an android pilot in a new super spaceship to destroy it, it chickens out and sends amiable stoner Zero Bluitt instead.
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United States 31 January 1969
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