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If the first headline came out today, it'll be more ironic with all the electric vehicles 🤭

Barnabas Collin’s circa 1960

Thank you for uploading this series. I became a fan of Osamu Tezuka after reading the original Japanese Astro Boy comics released by Dark Horse in the early 2000's. Ambassador Magma briefly appeared in an Astro Boy game in 2003 and the game's built in encyclopedia lead me to learn about this show and many of Tezuka other creations over the years.

19:32 So why is Mikko riding on the wing instead of the cockpit?

Caught the replay. Secret Wars #8 is always a welcome sight. "As long as your cars still there when you get back" made me laugh. Great show.

Pinball always !!

Watching over breakfast ........had a bad night missed everything

Loved the Alice Cooper cover on #50 and did not realize your bunny was a rescue - great show.

Great memories Super C. Thanks for sharing.

Keep bringing the good stuff mate... Cheers!

epic af

What fun - always love seeing what you find.

No contest - Samantha !

Tim & Eric thought that they'd purchased the right's to "The Space Giants" but it turns out they were scammed. The only artifact of the transaction is this: ruclips.net/video/OwwN98LKV8Y/видео.htmlsi=lw0GiX4F6vo6_O5s

I don't think Ambassador Magma ever made that big an impression in the US. I've NEVER seen a rebroadcast of this series since the dub debut and I'm only a few years (born) after the fact! I've seen most of the better-known Japanese imports into the US/1960s -- the original Ultraman, Astro Boy, Speed Racer (of course!), 8 Man, and even Johnny Socko! Of these series, right now, I would say Ultraman is enjoying a BIG revival since Tsuburaya licensed most of the Ultra franchise to Mill Creek and Shout Studios. The fact it's being rerun constantly on streaming has made Ultraman MUCH bigger now. I've bought all of the steelbook Ultraman releases through Ultraman Leo. By far, my two favorites are the original Ultraman and Ultraseven now but I appreciate aspect of the later series and have watched later Ultraman such as Ultraman Zero. Still prefer the Showa era Ultraman to the later eras. Ultra Q (1966), btw, is very overlooked and I encourage people to watch it. It's a kaiju/monster of the week series but MUCH better than that sounds! It's intelligently written, directed, and produced well for its low budget. Think of it as a Japanese predecessor to both Kolchak the Night Stalker and The X-Files but still possessing its own identity. The revival series, Neo Ultra Q, is also well worth seeing, too. They HAD licensed Ultra Q for the US and actually dubbed THE ENTIRE SERIES into English but it was stupidly dropped at the last minute because A) they didn't think it being B&W would play well in the States and they wanted to promote the COLOR series Ultraman instead!, and B) the transition to TV color transmission was ongoing and accelerated after 1966 thanks to a slew of TV series designed to promote color TV ( => Batman, the original Star Trek, original Ultraman, etc.). The NBC television network went full-color broadcast in fall 1966 rapidly followed by CBS and ABC in this transition as well. Ironically, it still wouldn't be until past 1970 that most people would own a color TV set so generally those full-color series were enjoyed in B&W by the majority of TV viewers until the 1970s! Ultra Q has since been remastered and colorized (Japanese-release only; the licensed US version is still only in original B&W) and at least some of the English-dubbed version exists. I think they've found 3-4 episodes with the English dubs intact. Johnny Socko and Ambassador Magma were revived as reimagined anime OVA series in the 1990s; they were licensed by American companies (Manga Entertainment in both cases, I believe). Johnny Socko was rebranded under its original name and the 1990s anime version, Giant Robo, is far better known now. I have NEVER seen the 1990s Ambassador Magma anime but I'm aware of it having seen the laserdisc and DVD releases in stores (but having never bought them myself). General consensus I've read is that Giant Robo was received better...

i watched this show in 1969 on one of the Philly UHF stations....either ch. 17 or ch. 29

This show was on the bay area's channel 2, ktvu hosted by Bob Wilkins. Or ' Captain cosmic!' great job 👍

AWESOME!!!!

ruclips.net/video/TGja1hH2XvQ/видео.html RARE! Note the 28:55 mark of that video for "The Space Giants" on WTBS Superstation 17-Atlanta (ep #18) with original commercials from that station in 1980!

ruclips.net/video/TGja1hH2XvQ/видео.html RARE! Note the 28:55 mark for "The Space Giants" on WTBS Superstation 17-Atlanta with original commercials from that station in 1980!

Jordache jeans were great but had trouble finding them in petite size. No jokes about short skinny women please.😜

very cool

Greetings 😮

Interesting that Ambassador Magma debuted in America on July 4. This was a great livestream.

Clip 1 of 3 of Gene Hackman in "The InVaDeRs" episode "The Spores" from Oct. 17th, 1967 which I had to edit from this live Podblast: ruclips.net/video/jXeqOv_HL3A/видео.html

Clip 2 of 3 of Gene Hackman in "The InVaDeRs" episode "The Spores" from Oct. 17th, 1967 which I had to edit from this live Podblast: ruclips.net/video/7wiZRmjm_Tc/видео.html

Clip 3 of 3 of Gene Hackman in "The InVaDeRs" episode "The Spores" from Oct. 17th, 1967 which I had to edit from this live Podblast: ruclips.net/video/eYwSeZR_bYM/видео.html

I grew up with him as the voice of United Airlines, set to Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue". #ComeFlyTheFriendlySkies.

He was the original choice to play Mike Brady on The Brady Bunch.

hey chance did i miss u or something 😂

Oooyeah

nice chance