Chasey Lain stars in and receives the "introducing" credit for Jim Enright's imaginative sci-fi/sex fantasy featuring an excellent cast.
She plays a space alien traveling with her trusty computer Pal (with femme voice), trying to save the doomed planet Earth by changing history. the planet will succumb to devastation via climate change and nuclear war if Chasey cannot prevail, and in vignette after vignette she seems to be more cause than solution of Sol 3' s problems.
Her revisionist encounter with Adam (Tom Byron) in the Garden of Eden has her creating him from one of her ribs, but the result is the same as what the Bible reported. Similarly, she visits Cleopatra (perfect casting of hot Isis Nile in the role), Joan of Arc (quite a stretch as portrayed by very modern-looking P.J. Sparxx), Mata Hari and Marie Antoinette. She finally saves the day when appearing in present-day for a lesbian scene, in which her famliar big breasts are finally in evidence.
Best vignette teams her with the great Celeste and her man Woody Long, the Mata Hari sequence. It's all handled with a light-hearted approach by director Jim Enright, at a time when he was riding high with several Wicked Pictures sex comedies like "Haunted Nights" and "Arabian Nights".
