"Slab Bulkhead", "Bolt Vanderhuge", "Hack Blowfist", "Fridge Largemeat", "Big McLarge Huge", "Buff Drinklots", "Stomp Beefknob", "Punt Speedchunk", and "Blast Hardcheese". Ryder is also compared to Swedish actor Dolph Lundgren. Ryder's love interest, Lea Jansen, who in the movie appears to be much older than him despite being six years younger, is referred to as Lea's father (Commander Jansen)'s "grandmadaughter"; Commander Jansen is compared to Santa Claus and to God, due to his white hair and beard, while Captain Devers is compared to Sting and Kalgan is noted for his resemblance to Pat Riley. Kalgan receives additional mockery for the similarity of his name to the Calgon bath and beauty products. After Lieutenant Lemont is killed and she later re-appears as an extra, Tom Servo quips "How nice of him to give a dead woman a second chance." Some ten minutes of footage were cut from Space Mutiny for its use on MST3K. Much of the edited footage featured space battle scenes taken from the original television series of Battlestar Galactica. The version of the film featured in the episode was, in essence, consistent with the full version; the discontinuities apparent in the episode were all present in the 1988 film. Mike Nelson and the robots did not comment on the reused Battlestar Galactica footage. Series writer Paul Chaplin acknowledged this omission, but did not provide an explanation. On 14 June 2018, the film was treated to an all-new riffing by Nelson, Corbett and Murphy in one of their "Rifftrax Live!" shows, broadcast to theatres via satellite, this time for the entire film. A rebroadcast was presented on 19 June. Saga Of A Fugitive Fleet Audio Drama In 2020, the plot of Space Mutiny was adapted for an audio drama Saga Of A Fugitive Fleet, that served as an unofficial continuation of the original Battlestar Galactica series in which original Galactica cast members Terry Carter, Laurette Spang, Anne Lockhart, Noah Hathaway, Sarah Rush and Jack Stauffer reprised their roles without identifying their characters by name. The drama also utilized archival audio of deceased Galactica cast members Lorne Greene, John Colicos and Richard Hatch. Series producer Daniel Earnshaw negotiated radio rights to Space Mutiny from the film's producer, David Winters to adapt the story as a launching point for the series which featured three subsequent original Galactica oriented stories. In the revamped Space Mutiny plot, Kalgan is the head of Fleet Security