
Petticoat Planet
Nov 26 1996
•1h 18m
•Fantasy, Comedy, Science Fiction
The hard-luck life of Commander Steve Rogers takes a surprising turn for the better when his dilapidated spacecraft crashes in Puckerbush Gulch, a place populated only by gun-toting, hard-drinking cowgirls. What appears to be an ideal situation soon turns out to be slightly more complicated, as Commander Rogers learns the problems of being the only man in a town of sensual, lonely women.
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Elizabeth Kaitan
Delia Westwood
Troy Vincent
Steve Rogers

Lesli Kay
Sheriff Sarah Parker

Betsy Lynn George
Lily
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