2 Hours of 1995 Cartoon Network G-Force Broadcasts with Commercials
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- Опубликовано: 29 дек 2023
- Videos shown aired between February and November 1995. With Battle of the Planets having run its course on U.S. television, Sandy Frank Entertainment, still holding the rights to the original Gatchaman series, partnered with Turner Broadcasting to create a newer, more faithful adaptation of Gatchaman, which would be easier to accomplish with the newly relaxed television standards of the Reagan era-1980s. (Themes such as violence, death and destruction in cartoons were heavily edited during the 1970s.) Turner executives believed that the series still had potential, and in turn acquired the rights from Sandy Frank to begin work on what would come to be known as G-Force (the same title given to the collective group of protagonists in Battle of the Planets, which in turn would be used for the same purpose on the new version).
To develop this project, Turner enlisted the help of Fred Ladd, a pioneer in the field of translating and distributing Japanese animation in the U.S. (with famous works such as Astro Boy, Gigantor and Kimba the White Lion, under his belt) to produce the adaptation. Ladd, through his production company "Sparklin' Entertainment", put together two "test" pilot episodes chosen by Turner, and sent them in for approval. Within days, Ladd and his company were given the greenlight to produce the adaptation, and work on G-Force began in the fall of 1986. Despite it being handled by Turner & Fred Ladd, Sandy Frank ultimately held the copyrights to the series (along with international distribution rights), while Turner, through its subsidiary Turner Program Services, and King Features Entertainment held limited distribution and syndication rights.
For Turner's G-Force, none of Battle of the Planet's original elements (such as 7-Zark-7, 1-Rover-1, the concept of space travel and space battles, and all of the added American footage) were retained, replaced instead with a more accurate translation of the original Gatchaman series with far less alterations. Most of the plot, backstories, violence and deaths remained intact, only edited or "softened" with added dialogue where it was too explicit (i.e. profanity, certain on-screen gun usage, deaths via firearms and/or overly violent means and inter-team violence).
Unlike Battle of the Planets, which bounced around the Gatchaman episode order and adapted them as the producers saw fit, G-Force followed the original Gatchaman episode order for its entire run, only skipping Gatchaman episodes 81 (due to strong content) and 86 (for unknown reasons) for a total of 85 dubbed episodes. However, only the first 87 (85) of Gatchaman's 105 episodes were adapted for G-Force which resulted in the adaptation ending on a cliffhanger, with no definitive ending. 
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Wooow memories...... i remember i was 6 back then, i'm 49 now😁😁😁
Gatchaman is now having a new comic book series in North America. True story thanks to Free Comic Book Day 2024.
Got that one, really fun read.
This was my favorite cartoon after school and Speedracer.😅
😃I'd truly been always watched *_G-Force_* on *CARTOON NETWORK,* since I'd truly was 12, on a weekend of Saturdays, & Sundays.😊
Thank you for bringing this back you made me feel like a 12 year old when I first saw this
I was 11, and remember how much I enjoyed it. My dad said "When I was 11, I loved Godzilla movies."
Maybe I was born with a desire to visit Japan at an early age. Maybe I was driven to it by the Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo.
12-11-1983. Enough said.
It’s sad they don’t have this on blu ray or dvd
Originally this was Battle of the Planets or Gatcha man
Do you know which episodes are shown?
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Oh man, I remember this show and the horrible dubbing when it came to civilians being attacked by a monster. You would see a shot of a dozen people reacting to monster coming and dying, but it would be able 3-4 voice actors just talking over one another making it sound like a crowd. It was goofy and funny.
👎Boo... 😊But thank you very much, @Deuteromis. The only dub you can tolerate is... uhhh... What did that other RUclipsr say? Oh, yeah! "Battle Of The Planets". Just look for the robot named 7-Zark-7, it'll guide your way.
@@johnathanbailey466 What are you rambling about kid? I know there is another better dubbed version, I'm talking about the fact that I was first introduced to this show on Cartoon Network with the horrible dub version.
I remember watching tnis as Battle of The Planets, much better.
Where's 7-Zark-7 when you need it?
In the Sandy Frank localization called Battle Of The Planets.
@@skylinefever "7-Zark-7 is not in G-Force(Gatchaman, not a bunch of Guinea pigs) or Eagle 🦅 Riders" is what you meant to say. "Eagle Riders" is the other no 7-Zark-7 localization of "Gatchaman", the Saban one.
@@skylinefever Speaking of "Battle Of The Planets", you really did say that this the only known localization with 7-Zark-7. There's no 7-Zark-7 in "G-Force" or "Eagle 🦅 Riders".
In Sandy Frank's BOTP localization, look for the logo for Tatsunoko Production Company, Limited. But the text is sometimes missing, and the only thing you can see is the stylized seahorse.
There's actually 3⃣ localizations of "Gatchaman", and the one you recently mentioned just now is the only one with 7-Zark-7.
@@skylinefever If only we could have a fourth localization, one where Tatsunoko lets the United States of America use the title "Gatchaman".
But you cannot use 7-Zark-7.
But who or what company will provide THIS localization?
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