Judy's Birthday Surprise

"Judy's Birthday Surprise" is the fourth episode of season two, and the twenty-eighth overall.

Premise
Judy realises there's more to popularity when she thinks everyone forgot her birthday.

Synopsis
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Characters

 * Astro
 * Cat (only appearance)
 * Di-Di (first appearance)
 * Judy Jetson
 * Nick Nova (only appearance)
 * Andy Andromeda (only appearance)
 * Curly Quasar (only appearance)
 * George Jetson
 * Cosmo Spacely (dream only; no lines)
 * Elroy Jetson
 * News reporter (only appearance)
 * Jane Jetson
 * Torpedo Tucker (only time mentioned)
 * Jet Screamer (mentioned only)
 * Mickey Meteorite (only appearance)
 * Rosie
 * Orbitty
 * Saturn slugs (only appearance; no lines)
 * Henry Orbit (mentioned only)
 * Cosmo Spacely (cameo)

Locations

 * Earth
 * Orbit City
 * Skypad Apartments
 * Jetson home
 * Orbit High School (first appearance)

Objects

 * Memo Minder (first appearance; flashback only)
 * Chutes
 * Visaphone
 * Plutonian Poetry Vol. 1 (only appearance)

Vehicles

 * Space cars

Notes/trivia

 * The episode tries to fill out time by beginning the episode with Astro chasing a cat, and another scene with George being woken up by his talking alarm.
 * This episode attempts to deal with the popularity of Judy, which was always implied in the first season.
 * Even though Orbit High School had appeared in the opening theme song, it hadn't appeared in a single appeared in season one.
 * This episode has the first African American in the series.
 * This episode reveals one source of power for space space cars is fuel pellets.
 * Judy mentions a pancake tablet, which replaces real food in this episode.
 * Judy is a Libra.
 * Judy reveals her limerick interest.
 * Flashbacks to this episode are shown in "The Century's Best".

Errors

 * Even though Judy has her own car in this episode, in later episodes, she talks about wanting her own.
 * Orbit High looks nothing like it does in the opening theme song.
 * Having Spacely at Judy's birthday party seems highly improbable. To add to that, he's only in one shot, and when he says happy birthday, it's simply his mouth moving along with the family saying it.
 * The boy at the right of Astro, when he pops at the cake, doesn't have lips.

Home media

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