Space, Who Needs It?

Season 3Episode 830 minDec 3, 1954
Space, Who Needs It?
Mr. Conklin takes up astronomy as a hobby and soon discovers a new planet which he humbly names "Conklin Jr." Actually, it is a painted bee-bee that Walter Denton has put in his telescope as a practical joke!
Space, Who Needs It? has aired on Dec 3, 1954
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