Once again we get to see more of Zeke. We also are introduced to a brand new character who seems to be in some trouble. What kind of trouble is hard to say but it has got to be bad if she is looking for help from the humans. It also looks like the Galactic Counsel led by Vice-Chancellor Greklor is gearing up for a war against humanity. Things look pretty grim.

Zeke is the hero and main POV character in this episode and you know that can’t be good. We also see that the Galaxy is taking a greater and more menacing interest in the humans.

The GalaxyBillies are on the planet Cornucopia or “The Reserve” as it is known. They have come to this planet to acquire food, something they didn’t have time for after the debacle on Sin Station.

They aren’t on the planet very long before they discover that they may not be alone.

The humans finally get off Sin Station (or do they?). We also find that the galaxy at large is starting to notice them. For better of worse, they are out there.

In this episode we finally find out what has become of Jim Bob and we learn a bit more about Bobby John. We also have a new character show up to make things interesting.

Things didn’t go so well for Zeke in the last episode but what about the other humans?

Jim Bob seemed to just fall off the face of the station when Zeke ran out and who knows what trouble Betty Sue, Carol Anne and Bobby John can get into?

The humans finally have a chance to stretch their legs. They have been cooped up way too long since being kidnapped by the Grokmar and they are all going a bit stir-crazy.

They all decide to split up to do their own things. Betty Sue, Carol Anne and Bobby John go shopping while Jim Bob and Zeke go looking for a night on the town.

Five humans who have never left the mountains loose on an alien space station. What could possibly go wrong?

We begin to see some of the plotting that is going on among the hillbillies. They are only hours away from arriving at SinStation where they hope to get supplies and some much needed time away from the Grokmar.

The Earthlings learn a little more about their home on the Grokmar. They come to realize that the ship really doesn’t understand them at all. They threaten a hunger strike and the ship reluctantly gives in to their demands: proper food and a place to sleep. The ship adamantly refuses to return them to Earth. It maintains its claim to need them in order to continue its mission… except, it doesn’t remember what its mission is.

The starship Grokmar kidnaps five humans from the Appalachian Mountains to serve as its new crew.