PLOT: On a distant planet, a tyrannical warlord with electrical powers called the Traybor (William Smith) kidnaps one of the two daughters of the Prime Minister, Darius (Keith Andes), for his harem. Darius requests Buck's help because the populace views him as their legendary 500 year-old deliverer, the Roshon.
COMMENTARY: Smith pretty much impersonates Jack Palance from the second episode ("Planet of the Slave Girls"). Star Trek fans will remember Andes as the meek Akuta from Trek's 2nd season episode "The Apple." In any case, this segment's perhaps most notable for voluptuous Heidi Bohay as cutie Maya, the kidnapped lass, and Elizabeth Stack as her sister Vionne, the latter being Robert Stack's daughter. Unfortunately, Maya's role isn't much more than eye candy, which is a little compensated by Vionne surfacing as a spiritual woman with a fondness for Buck. On top of this, you have statuesque Stephanie Blackmore as the Traybor's babe, Greta. The rest of his concubines are relatively nondescript and forgettable.
Actually, the episode itself is forgettable beyond the noted highlights. The inhabitants of the planet incidentally look like they got their uniforms from Ace Frehley's costuming closet.