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Kid Power--Complete Show (1972) (16mm B&W 3M Print)
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2021
- I finally got around to 're-digitizing' this episode. I haven't really looked at this reel prior to this recording with two exceptions, mainly because of how raggedy and beaten up this print is. I also had a very hard time trying to deliver the visual recording for the "digitization" since it took a while to actually get my camera in sync with the projector's frame rate (a problem I've been going through for a few days now -_-). The projector also started to slow down progressively, causing some flickering to occur, becoming more apparent as the reel progressed. Because I never really watched this reel a lot, I really paid attention to it when I made the digitization, and that's when I noticed how...um... 'peculiar' this show is. It's well-intentioned, after all, it is tackling racial equality, but there were some parts that rubbed me the wrong way. Top it off with some corny acting (as if I was expecting some Emmy-winning performances from some random Rankin/Bass show barely anyone remembers), it made for a very... 'interesting' watch. I had a friend over when I made the visual recording of the 'digitization'. He wasn't watching the reel with me but he did come out every so often to do some things. He heard a lot of the lines here out of context, and the faces he made wondering what the hell I was indulging in was truly priceless!
By the way, apologies for the audio being out of sync at a few points. Some portions of audio on the reel were printed like that :/
Growing up in Oakland, we were so proud of Morrie Turner and his Wee Pals. I met Mr. Turner in 1980-81 at the dedication of a new recreation center, I was covering the event for my high school paper. He drew on the back of my program, Nipper shouting "Stop the Presses" with a notepad and pencil. I still have that program.
Morrie Turner came to my Palo Alto elementary school in the late 60s /early 70s to speak to us and sign autographs.
I love animation. I remember this show. Thank you for uploading this.
God i remember when this episode first aired
I was 8 years old when this first aired on ABC
On Sunday in 1972 on this episode they sang a song about uncle Tom now he gone once and for all
I wish you had the episode which feature a song called
Look at the world you're in
Reach up into the sky without a wonder why
Reach down and stop tat spin and look at the world you're in look at at the world you're in.
I went to school with a kid just like Ralph
Ironically his name was Richard but Richard had long blond hair and blue eyes but in personality he was Ralph
He was a bully like Ralph.
This brings back so many childhood memories
I'd live to see all the episodes of this cartoon again
Thank you for uploading this episode
I thought this cartoon was gone forever
"Uncle Tom" was well ahead of its time and audience. Still know the whole album by heart, once I found it on here!
That song you mentioned from one of the episodes was “Don’t Let the World Go By” and it was featured on the record album.
This is the only Rakin-Bass cartoon that based on the “Wee Pals” comic strip characters created by Morrie Turner and published by King Feature Syndicate Inc.
The original strip also included a few other ethnicities plus a few kids with disabilities. Morrie Turner lived from 1923-2014 and one of his inspirations for the strip was “Peanuts” by Schulz.
He lived a good 👍 life
Thanks for keeping Kid Power in its pure, unspoiled form!💕
I knew I've seen a cartoon about different races of kids being kids together when i was a child..
just couldn't put my finger on the name of the title to google it 😉 thank you RUclips! At 58 yrs old im planning to watch it on my spare time🎥😁👍👍👍
Checking out the voice credits..I see Allan Melvin(a long career--Sam the Butcher on The Brady Bunch), Donald Fullilove(from the Jackson 5 cartoon show), Jay Silverheels Jr.(son of the one who played Tonto on The Lone Ranger), April Winchell(could she be Paul Winchell's (Tigger from Winnie the Pooh) daughter. I love checking out the voice credits of many cartoon shows!
Good call!!
April Winchell voiced many Disney characters during the 90's, including Peg from "Goof Troop".
I remember on Mister Rogers neighborhood he does a whole segment about this program cartoon show
Mister Rogers neighborhood he talks very fondly
About this cartoon show
@@Boston2011Bruins April was also Baby Herman’s mom in the Roger Rabbit film and the spin-off shorts.
Joan Gardner was heard ten years earlier in UPA’s “Gay Purr-ee”as Jeunesse, the lady from Paris who tried to get Marie to leave Provence (Julie Bennett was Marie’s voice, the lady who owned Mewsette ). Joan Gardner did a lot of work in animation voiceover, including more roles for UPA including Tiny Tim and The Ghost of Christmas Past in “Mister Magoo’s Christmas Carol” and later for Rankin-Bass as Tanta in “Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town” .
This brings back so many memories watching this when I was as a 5 year-old just starting preschool.
Wow !!!! This Is Just Too Much ☺☺😎💯 You are Absolutely Amazing ☺😎💯💯 These Reels You Acquire and Upload are Pure Jems from The History of The World of Animation and Thank You for All Your Diligent Searching Acquisitions and Hard Work Digitizing These Very Rare and Historical Films and Sharing Them With The World and May Creation Bless You ☺☺😎💖💯
Oliver needs to go into Concussion Protocol, that left hook was VICIOUS.
Never thought I'd see this again.
Please can we add all 10 wee pals episodes on RUclips, kid power is my all time favourite cartoon, I love the songs slot ,I last watched it in 1996
Very good job fellows!! Congratulations once more y'all. Checking out the voice credits..I see Allan Melvin(a long career--Sam the Butcher on The Brady Bunch), Donald Fullilove(from the Jackson 5 cartoon show), Jay Silverheels Jr.(son of the one who played Tonto on The Lone Ranger), April Winchell(could she be Paul Winchell's (Tigger from Winnie the Pooh) daughter. I love checking out the voice credits of many cartoon shows!
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On Mister Rogers neighborhood he talks very fondly
About this tv show kid power he does a whole segment
I was surprised back in 1972 to see mister Rogers neighborhood talk about it just thought you would like to
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“Mr. Cringely”… pretty well describes some school principals I knew.
Too bad the original commmercials was cut out a Saturday morning show too!
Naturally they aren't here, this is a syndication print.
@@fromthesidelines I enjoyed watching them
My recollection is that Kid Power launched with a "movie" that had a slightly different theme song, and that the movie aired in the summer of 1972. I haven't been able to confirm this with any online sources but this should be fairly easy to research for those who have access to TV Guides from that summer.
that would be interesting to see if it's true. i doubt it'd be kept in viacom's syndie package (like this episode), unless that tv movie also doubled as the show's actual first episode.
Rather amazingly, there's a soundtrack LP for the series from The Curbstones and a 45 for the title song. Neither has the theme I recall from the movie that I'm trying to track down, which largely has the same lyric but slightly different melody. @@TheProjectionistsVault
Great memories!!
The Kid Power Surposed To Be Footage On 1.05 Speed On April 3th at 11:20
Nice! Even its distributor Viacom's V of Doom is attached!
My god i remember watching this on channel 7 abc i when i love as eight uears old in 1972 thanos for uploading this
This would come on every sunday
So good ^^
I really with you could get some more kid power
Episodes
I love to hear
Look at the world you're in
High hopes
0:06 rankin bass test card
So The Projectionist The Kid Power Complete Series 1972 1.05 From April 3th The Sames Times
I think this was originally a Japanese anime show.
outsourced animation, typical of rankin bass
NBC show?
ABC
@@TheProjectionistsVault Saturday morning?
Yup
Originally aired on Saturday morning, then the later episodes were shown on Sundays. There were only 17 episodes in the series, produced between 1972-1973.