Star Fleet - The Kidnapping Of Lamia (Volume 3)

This video brings together five episodes of the 1982 cult sci-fi puppet series Star Fleet, in a special omnibus format - edited together as seamlessly as possible. I've deliberately missed out Episode 13, Battle to the Death: X-Bomber vs The Imperial Alliance, for various reasons - the main one being that it completely mucks up the continuity of the entire show.
Anyway, the five episodes are as follows:
14. Lamia, Girl of Destiny
Lamia is once again summoned by the Skull, and Shiro takes her out to rendezvous with Captain Halley. Shiro's crewmates are none too pleased at him endangering himself and Lamia like this, and things only get worse when Captain Orion of the Imperial Alliance shows up.
15. Death on Planet Molthane
Following her encounter with Captain Halley, Lamia begins exhibiting strange supernatural powers, and has a premonition of the Alliance launching an all-out attack on X-Bomber. The crew are skeptical, but sure enough, the attack does come, and with everyone else out of action, it's up to Lamia and PPA to defend the ship on their own.
16. Lamia Kidnapped
In the midst of the chaos of the assault on X-Bomber, Lamia is kidnapped and brought before Commander Makara. The Skull arrives on Molthane, and Captain Halley finally reveals the truth about Lamia - namely, that she is indeed the F-01 that the Alliance has been after all this time. Halley promises to do what he can to help find Lamia - which Shiro has mixed feelings about...
17. Asleep in the Ice Prison
X-Bomber is forced to return to Molthane after being damaged by mines. The crew rush to repair the damage, but the stress of their current predicament is causing tensions to run high. Meanwhile, Lamia, on her way to the prison planet, learns more about her heritage, and the secret of F-01.
18. Destroy the Prison Planet!
With the help of Captain Halley, X-Bomber finally manages to track down the glacial planet where Lamia has been imprisoned. Shiro, Hercules and Lee head down in the Dai-X to free her, only to find that the planet's defences are not quite as abandoned as they look...