Solar Snoops

"Solar Snoops" is the third episode of season two, and the twenty-seventh overall.

Premise
When Cogswell sends in a spy to Spacely Space Sprockets to steal Spacely's new chocolate microchip cookie, Spacely sends George—disguised as Georgina Jetstream—to act as Cogswell's new secretary to get it back.

Synopsis
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Characters

 * Cosmo Spacely (Voiced by Mel Blanc)
 * George Jetson (Voiced by George O'Hanlon)
 * Sentro (first appearance)
 * Galacta Sneak (only appearance) (Voiced by Barry Gordon)
 * Mr. Cogswell (Voiced by Daws Butler)
 * Harlan (Voiced by Howard Morris)
 * Mrs. Cogswell
 * Miss Nova (only appearance)
 * Elroy Jetson (Voiced by Daws Butler)
 * Jane Jetson (Voiced by Penny Singleton)
 * Judy Jetson (Voiced by Janet Waldo)
 * Astro (Voiced by Don Messick)
 * Rosie (Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl)
 * Robot Chauffeur (only appearance)
 * Fred Asteroid (only appearance)
 * Venus (only appearance)

Locations

 * Earth
 * Orbit City
 * Spacely Space Sprockets
 * Cogswell Cogs
 * Skypad Apartments
 * Jetson home
 * Cafe D'Lune (only appearance)

Objects

 * Chocolate microchip (only appearance)
 * Chute
 * Solar tape deck (only appearance)
 * Visaphones

Vehicles

 * Space cars

Notes/trivia

 * Orbitty is absent for the first time since his major debut in "Elroy Meets Orbitty".
 * George refers to Sentro as Lassie.
 * Fred Asteroid is a parody of Fred Astaire.
 * Despite season two apparently being written for a younger audience, Cogswell tries to start an affair with Georgina (George). This may be because Barry E. Blitzer, the writer, came from season one.

Errors

 * Jane programmed responses into the solar tape deck that she could not have possibly foreseen. It would've been easier to just make the device cover up George's voice as he spoke.
 * The phone booth the Galacta Sneak is talking at doesn't have a screen, yet Cogswell is looking at him through his own.
 * Harlan has been given the character model of Moonstone by mistake.

Home media

 * US: The Jetsons: Season 2, Volume 1 DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 2, 2009.