I watched it as an early teen and enjoyed it. I had to purchase it when I saw it offered about 5 years ago. It was still pretty good, but the last season was ok.
I had quite a few Hot Wheels and Micro Machines playsets in the 80s and early 90s. They often could store a few cars and usually had an action feature, such as a car launcher. My favorite Micro Machines playset was a military base (military was the first MM line to have figures). The playset had a few builds with spring-loaded triggers, so you could press a button to “bomb” the structure.
I remember the two in the Game of Death you presented at the TG&Y by my neighborhood as a youngster in San Antone. Didn't think I'd see those again. What a trip. Digging the Junkman Fu. Keep on keeping on.
8:05 Godzilla is here to destroy New York!!! Destroy the Statue of Liberty!! Destroy the Twin Tow -- oh, um, yeah, OK. Let's just move on to the next micro playset.
Thunderbird had a resurgence in England in the 90s the toys were popular and a programme called Blue Peter taught kids how to make tracy island out of Paper Mache
I loved the mini playsets for Star Wars and Mighty Max. I also had a Spider-man one that wasn’t a playset but a giant robot spider that Spider-man could drive.
My daughters had hundreds of Polly Pockets. They loved them... pretty valuable now if you can still get some. They ruined all theirs. lol... good video.
I remember Thunderbirds airing on Fox Kids in the 90s. I never watched it, but I think it was the original 60s episodes. I think they were trying to resurrect that show after several decades, the same way they did with Speed Racer at the time.
The BBC's hilarious "Red Dwarf" was shown on PBS. (My profile pic is the character "Arnold Rimmer" from that show.) Great series, and they say more is to come this year.
I had a Godzilla micro playset. It was Godzilla's head and it opened up at the mouth and there was a little city inside with a tiny Godzilla and tiny Mechagodzilla. It was really neat. I don't remember it having a card but I guess it must have
Mighty Milton Berle Power Ragers. Get it? Because he was hard to get along with? The only few I liked were the Star Wars Micro Machines mini playsets like Vader's lightsaber that converted into the DS trench. I had the box with the whole set of mini SW heads, but my Ep. I cans exploded and got the box moldy, so I had to open them. Mad. Thanks for the video
Of course you saw lion king you have kids ya probably got the whole Disney clam shell vhs collection in the 90’s they would issue them to you when your walking out of the hospital with your newborn
I used to have the Godzilla one and the mighty morphin power rangers one , junkman I have a video idea for u what if u did a video on retro handheld game consoles or game emulators
0:58 How dare you not show "The Stone Protectors", the toys that Robot Chicken just could not stop making fun of. ruclips.net/video/_BwgEOQO_qk/видео.html
They aired ReBoot on Russian channels back in the mid 90s. Calling it (loosely translated) "Computer Warriors." I liked it well enough but forgot about it until I saw those at the store long ago.
"ReBoot" was an early computer-animated show made in Canada.
I watched that often when I was a kid
I watched it as an early teen and enjoyed it. I had to purchase it when I saw it offered about 5 years ago. It was still pretty good, but the last season was ok.
It aired in the U.S. on Saturday mornings on ABC.
I watched that in the UK when it came out 👍
It was by Mainframe and they also did Beast Wars Transformers
Now there's a crossover, Thunderbirds meets Thundercats, meeyeow! 😋 😺
Dang! I never realized there were so many mini sets. 😮
Everyone remembers Mighty Martin Meral Rangers, oh man, the memories 🤗
I had those Pokémon playsets as a kid, it was popular when I was 5 back in ‘98. I think TOMY made a bunch of those sets.
I'd love a Primal rage and Zoro video.
I had quite a few Hot Wheels and Micro Machines playsets in the 80s and early 90s. They often could store a few cars and usually had an action feature, such as a car launcher.
My favorite Micro Machines playset was a military base (military was the first MM line to have figures). The playset had a few builds with spring-loaded triggers, so you could press a button to “bomb” the structure.
The Star Wars ones were really cool. The Mighty Max ones were cool too, and the cartoon got pretty dark at times.
Warning "Choking Hazard"
I remember the two in the Game of Death you presented at the TG&Y by my neighborhood as a youngster in San Antone. Didn't think I'd see those again. What a trip. Digging the Junkman Fu. Keep on keeping on.
"What killed the dinosaur, The Ice age!" Dam it get right!!🤣🤣
Well I do have the Micro Machines Star wars playsets.
FINALLY! You got SOMETHIN'! :)
8:05 Godzilla is here to destroy New York!!! Destroy the Statue of Liberty!!
Destroy the Twin Tow -- oh, um, yeah, OK. Let's just move on to the next micro playset.
5:03 That's from Batman and Robin (The George Clooney one), not Batman Forever
Then why does it say Batman Forever on the packaging?
Thunderbird had a resurgence in England in the 90s the toys were popular and a programme called Blue Peter taught kids how to make tracy island out of Paper Mache
I loved the mini playsets for Star Wars and Mighty Max. I also had a Spider-man one that wasn’t a playset but a giant robot spider that Spider-man could drive.
My daughters had hundreds of Polly Pockets. They loved them... pretty valuable now if you can still get some. They ruined all theirs. lol... good video.
Have you ever done a video of the larger Star Wars Micro Machine heads? Perhaps comparing them to the Kenner Micro Collection?
Yes
The Boba Fett one was really cool. It unfolded and had pretty much all the scenes from Cloud City
Robot and gargles come on junkman
I never understood the micro toys. Although I did get the Star Wars Micro sets
I remember Thunderbirds airing on Fox Kids in the 90s. I never watched it, but I think it was the original 60s episodes. I think they were trying to resurrect that show after several decades, the same way they did with Speed Racer at the time.
I got the Romulan Warbird first. In the SUmmer inside a Hot AMC 1978 Blue Pacer.
The BBC's hilarious "Red Dwarf" was shown on PBS. (My profile pic is the character "Arnold Rimmer" from that show.) Great series, and they say more is to come this year.
The Starbug mini playset is my holy grail. One day I will have it.
Trading cards RULE
The Tarzan looked good 👍 animals and figures and vine's to swing on👍
Military Micro machines, gi joe and Star Wars were awesome … they need to bring them back
Polly pocket was really big.😂 Did you make that joke on purpose? Also the electric company came on PBS and it rocked. Even had live action spiderman.
Hey I remember a couple of those playsets so thanks Junkman 😊
I had a Godzilla micro playset. It was Godzilla's head and it opened up at the mouth and there was a little city inside with a tiny Godzilla and tiny Mechagodzilla. It was really neat. I don't remember it having a card but I guess it must have
that's what SHE said
"Think big, play small!" :)
They got me 😂 I had most of them and still collect mini figures and sets
"Who is that? Val Kilmer?" Shakes head.
i liked mighty max loved thr monsters
That's Mighty Max
The little Trek ships were kinda cool.
HI JUNKMAN 👋 ❤ LOVE YA' BRO 😂❤ Good evening
Pink on the inside 😂
This guy is like a rural, likable Glen Beck.
That’s a good thing right?
As a kid them playsets were stupid as an adult they're rad
You missed the Aliens/Predators mini playsets
He did those before
Nobody cool named " Sammy " huh ?
only 2
Unfortunately I had a Polly pocket 😅 didn’t play with it long tho. My brother informed me he had a pocket something else if that counts !
They released these but we never had a rocket firing boba fett...crazy.....these are more of a choking hazard
Mighty Milton Berle Power Ragers. Get it? Because he was hard to get along with?
The only few I liked were the Star Wars Micro Machines mini playsets like Vader's lightsaber that converted into the DS trench.
I had the box with the whole set of mini SW heads, but my Ep. I cans exploded and got the box moldy, so I had to open them. Mad.
Thanks for the video
Of course you saw lion king you have kids ya probably got the whole Disney clam shell vhs collection in the 90’s they would issue them to you when your walking out of the hospital with your newborn
Never seen it. Don’t think my kids have either. We did see toy store about 3000 times
Please do the zorro video
I used to have the Godzilla one and the mighty morphin power rangers one , junkman I have a video idea for u what if u did a video on retro handheld game consoles or game emulators
0:58 How dare you not show "The Stone Protectors", the toys that Robot Chicken just could not stop making fun of.
ruclips.net/video/_BwgEOQO_qk/видео.html
Sup Junkman?
They aired ReBoot on Russian channels back in the mid 90s. Calling it (loosely translated) "Computer Warriors." I liked it well enough but forgot about it until I saw those at the store long ago.