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  • I always thought Mark and Jason (I could not ever tell them apart) were super-hot! something about those tights and chiseled jawline ...

  • This was one of my favorite cartoons when I was a kid...love the theme song...brings back some great memories!

  • ini film waktu saya kecil... senang sekali dulu..

  • I'm the big 40 and I remember this stuff.It brings back alot of good memories.Thanks for posting.

  • Oh yeah the Princess Panty shot,Loved it when I was 14(Way HORNY!) ,and still love it now

  • 36 yrs old here and I remember watching the hell out of this cartoon as a kid.

  • I forgot about this show....and it was this the UK version...why do all these old cartoons have Us and UK versions anyway?

  • I loved this cartoon growing up...those were the days!!

  • What a riot, I love this!

  • i grew up with them......man time goes by very fast

  • I remember a show from the 80's where one of the villains carried his head around with him under his arm... Is this that show?

  • @miatageekscott No, it's not. It sounds like you're remembering Count DeCapito from "Tranzor Z", a mod-eighties English language dub of Manzinger Z.

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  • lol watched it every morning b4 school

  • this when anime had great stories!

  • NERO INNOCENCE

  • Ah the single greatest intro music in anime history! I am 37 and even though I'd love to go back in time to when i was a kid to watch this after school every day, I am happy I lived to be this age with those memories. Those of you in my age group who lived during that time (late 70's through the 80's) had the best entertainment in terms of cartoons. I feel sorry for the kids nowadays who have to watch the garbage on TV.

  • Damn I actually get goose bumps when I hear and see this! I would give up everything to relive those says of sitting 2 feet from that big ass tv with the knobs as big as my head, watching this right before I had to go to school! THIS WAS THE SHIT!

  • I just loved this show....it was compulsory viewing after school. I cried when it finished. Ah, the memories.

  • I just loved this show....it was compulsory viewing after school. I cried when it finished.  Ah, the memories.

  • Love it

  • i was obsessed with this show. used to acctually dream that i was with them. wake up so disapointed. yes im almost 40 now. wasnt the evil guy really a chick? and the henchmen had cool flared pants and sub-machine guns. kinda like groovy waffen SS.

  • i was obsessed with this show. used to acctually dream that i was with them. wake up so disapointed. yes im almost 40 now.

  • I'm 38. This was MY SHIT back in the day!!!!!!! I remember i had the biggest crush on the chick. and one guy (i think his name was mark) aways wanted push that missle button....LOL..to hell with talking.. great memories.

  • @megatron0357 Her name is Princess and it was Jason,not Mark, who always wanted to shoot the missles.

  • @thespiswolf THANKS DUDE! Great memories. Yeah Jason was quick to launch some missles. Other dude always stoppin him. Thanks again bro.

  • im 42 yrs old this bring back memories

  • man i miss the 80's

  • used to wet my pants after school over BOTP when i was a kid. they dont make em like this anymore

  • man i used to watch this after school,i wish i was young again

  • this shaped me! Legendary stuff from my childhood.

  • 80's??? LOL you better try that again.....late 70's. I watched this as a kid.

  • Another awsome 80's cartoon!

  • @Legendq2 Actually, it's a 70's cartoon from Japan named Gatchaman that was released in the U.S. as Battle Of The Planets in the late 70's, and then re-released as G-Force in the mid 80's.

  • This was the series that got revamped into Eagle Riders?

  • @nije1x They later re-named it G-Force but w/the same characters.

  • gotta love the classic music

  • the spanish version its a lot cooler than this....

  • Haha I haven't seen this for like 25 years. I guess it never left my memory as I just thought to look for it now.

  • this was my shit next to voltron. the child hood memories are over flowing right now

    g.i. joe, heman, transformers, thundercats, silver hawks, justice league, gobots, robo tech, mask, centurions. these were timeless classics.

  • from the early 70's not 80's

  • this is from the early 70's not the 80's

  • Man!!!! That was a show!!!! I miss it so much and I'm 35 now lol. Thanks for sharing.

  • So badass. This is too hardcore for the kids of today, their feeble minds just couldnt handle it . btw I see her pantsu...

  • wow, this is the cartoon I watched with my colleagues over 20 years ago, and I remember we played the same roles in the school, everybody wanted to be Mark :) sweet sweet memories :))))

  • who was the voice of mark? Kasey Kasem of American Top 40 fame. he was shaggy, robin, and married a hot babe named Jean.

  • The song is cool! But the costumes, they look so gay! Leotards and wings!! come on!! :) These were the ancestors of the Ambiguously Gay Duo! Ahh, what the hell, I still like it!! :)

  • Fiery phoenix,their ship turned into a big fire bird that was invincible.They did it to get out the shit every week.What was the standing on each other and spinning round bit about?

  • @BenPN1000 tornado fighter

  • Does this ever bring back memories...

  • WOW,what a theme tune i used to love this cartoon

  • sik cartoon

  • Thanks for the tip..... I remember this when In was a kid, but I keep finding the one with the wrong names. When I grew up there names where MARK, Jason, Princess, Tiny and Keyop.

  • i cant Believe i used to watch this... lol

  • I used to watch this too lol even though in my heart of hearts at age 26 i might have been a bit too old for it. lol

  • ah, I used to watch this show when I got home from school back in 1981.......How come I can't see replays of this on any network in Canada???

  • Sandy Frank lost the English distribution rights to Gatchaman and its dubs. ADV Films reacquired the rights but they went out of business this year. I don't know who knows it now.

  • siiigh.memories

  • I remember this cartoon and I'm 36 I remember sitting in front of the 19" TV to see it when I was a kid.

  • I bet many people in their late 20's and 30's would have seen this as kids. I did at least 27 years ago when I was 7

  • @dynasue77 indeed :)

  • how i use to love watching this and voltron in the 80s

  • actually if you watch the japanese originals there were blacks sorry cap. you must be thinking of leave it to beaver

  • This was a 70s cartoon shown in the 80s. I remember running home from school to see this on Fox 5 in 1979.

  • You must not live too far from me- I did the same thing in the same time. I'm from Manassas, Va...

  • Those were the days... no blacks.

  • AWWESOME DAYS..Thanx for posting..

  • Exceptional Superfriends theme knockoff. Bravo! Loved this as a kid.

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  • Wow...lol. This cartoon is older than the Guinea pigs movie. Plus, your typing is atrocious, have a nice day.

  • Ummm G Force was made about 28 Years ago. So Unless the People that Made that Guerbal Movie was psychic You really have your Facts backwards LOL.

  • @ tzford Search Spell G Force 2009 Trailer or G Force Trailer Or G Force 2009 TransformersLover11s Right Look on Your Message ThingHe Sent You a Thing and TransformersLover11 Is My Friend James Im John That's Are Names

  • I don't know how to explan that Something that was Made Back in 1978 Can Not Copy Something that was Made in 2009. It's NOT Possible. Ask Your Parents if it could happen and see what they say.

  • I loved that ship...and whatever weapon Ace threw.

  • I loved this cartoon too, came out around the time star wars came out. I think it was called the Phoenix, and i loved the theme song too.

  • Of course authentic Gatchaman frome the 70's...quite lovely. More please!

  • Err...this Sandy Frank abomination / version came out in 1978/79.

    Which is when it aired in all its 7-Zark-7 stupidity on channel WSNS Channel 32

    Oops!

    Back to the hellish 70's where you belong beast.

  • The 70s was a fun time to be alive and young. Most of us that were kids then enjoyed this show. It was an anime' style cartoon designed for kids.

  • A couple of celebrities contributed to this series. Keye Luke (who played the blind temple priest in the Kung Fu tv series) voiced the "great spirit" and Kasey Kasem voiced Mark.

  • LOL, fanservice shot at 1:11

  • you hentai lolz

  • g force was good but marine boy and speed racer killed everything.

  • these were the good old days i remember putting on tights and cutting up bath towels for the capes me and my brother used to jump off chairs. Never did get the worldwind pyramid down though...hehehee :)

  • so cool

  • laugh my ass off! as archie bunker would say, those were the days!

  • Haha, I made a G Force helmet out of a paper bag! 30 years later and I can still remember it...

  • The 1 reason i got into japanamation!

    Of course i always rooted for G-Force but i was always in awe of the incredible machines that were created to destroy humanity and earth...even at 6 yrs old.

    The episode with the spores that multiplied when set on fire and grew when wet was mindblowing.

    It still surprises me 30 yrs later

  • god i use to love this ha ha

  • 1:12 = beat off material. so hot.

  • I hear that.

    I was young and impressionable when this show aired.....

    Oh yes.....

  • yeah i think a lot of us had first crushes on princesses behalf. i know i did. i remember the one episode where she gets eaten by a plant, i was so friggin sad, lol!

  • I was in love with Princess as a kid, it was the short dress! *swoon*

  • This is 1 of the earlyest cartoons i can rermember from my childhood. I think i was between 4 and 6 years old.

    Thanks for the memorys.

  • CHILLS! Very Nice!

  • brings back the memorys of childhood, thanks for posting

  • I remember the G-Force fortress was underwater and their ships would torpedo out from it then blast out the surface of the water into blue yonder. Yep.  One of my favs.

  • I just love that wicked theme music. Giant fanfare and then blasting away with rock symphony. Kick ass.

  • HOLY SHIT... oh this brings me back... I always thought silverhawks was a bite off of this cartoon, alot of similarities...

  • Fuck me dead! I haven't seen or heard this music in 28 years!! My brother and I used to run around and "play" G Force at our grandad's cane farm in the early 80's... I was always Jason!!!!!! :) Fucking good times!

  • This was my shit as a kid!

  • I loved when they changed into the pheonix! man I missed thi cartoon, my favorite one was jason.

  • anyone got the game for wii? it has the japanese name, tatsunoko v.s. Capcom

  • Remember Star Blazers? =^.^=

  • this was da shit! fuck i'm old!

  • I feel the same way.

  • lmfao!

  • @bigrich537 xD I thought the exact same fkn words! xD

  • the show ran from 1978 to 1985 cant wait to see the movie

  • We lived in Kansas City, Kansas at the time and there was a mobile home-type trailer parked in the lot in front of our neighborhood pool.

    They asked us to watch the pilot and then asked us questions.

    In return for our contribution they gave us candy or maybe ice cream and some toys - I don't remember exactly what, but after that I do remember watching the show every Saturday morning for a few years.

  • I had to be like 8-10 years old and totally forgot about this show until now.

    I did a search here and this was the first video I found. It brings back memories of the show and something I had totally forgot about.

    Me and my little brother were actually asked to participate in a focus group type-test for this show before it aired - It must have been in like 1978-79.

  • Wow, it seems like yesterday for me. Two voices that really stood for me was Alan Young (7-zark-7) who was also Wilbur from Mr. Ed the Talking Horse. The other, the late Keye Luke (Zoltar) who was the wise blind master in the tv show Kung Fu and also played Charlie Chan's #1 son way back in the 1940s.

  • gotta be the best oping intro to any cartoon

  • SO TRUE!

  • @keighleyrob up there with the superfriends -_-

  • great cartoon. loved the show. check out dyno man, a live action pre power rangers deal that's hysterical.

  • it was a lot older than 1986 like most of these clips say, i used to watch it in junior school so that was pre 1981

  • I watched this after 3 grade in 1978. So yeah it's older!

  • this blew me away as a kid. Wow.. the nostalgia. havent see it in 26 years!!!!!

  • I loved this series as a kid. Speedbuggy mentioned Gatchaman. Please, if you liked BOTP as a kid, invest in the Gatchaman box set. Sandy Frank simply took Gatchaman and edited out the heavy stuff that the UK censors wouldn't have liked and filled in the lost time with the insufferable 7-Zark-7. I have the Gatchaman stuff and the story is a lot stronger than the old G-Force stuff. G-force was fine when I was a kid, but I like making folks think my tastes are a bit more adult now!

  • This cartoon was a classic, i loved this growing up, hands down the 80's was the best decade ever for cartoons.

  • That sent shivers down my spin. I would get sooo hyped when I heard the beginning. Thanks for taking me back. I still feel the hype :)

  • mind control

  • The Spanish version of the show had all of the violence that was banned in the English version. Lots of blood. :)

  • I absolutely loved this show as a kid. It wasn't until a few years ago that I learned that it was taken from a Japanese cartoon called Gatchaman, which was more adult-oriented.

  • This was my outright fave cartoon when i was a kid.. it'll always be special to me. >:o)

  • OMG....I couldn't wait to get home to watch this after school. This was the best show.

  • old cartoons pwn :D

  • I remember back than when i was 10 and i loved to watch it

  • 7 Zark 7 was the real star of this toon.

  • This was a cool cartoon.

  • Is that Lisa's sister?? (Lisa Frank, getit?!)Or Gary's sister?

  • Ah memories, though i don't recall Prince Planet. How bout these Star Blazers (Yamamoto), Dangard Ace and Mazinger Z! Oh man my age is showing, oh well, it's all about the celebration of our youth!

  • A couple of other anime series I remember that predate GFORCE

    Kimba the White Lion

    Marine Boy

    Speed Racer

    Tobor the 8th Man (or 8 man)

    Prince Planet

    I'm sure there were more, all it takes is someone or something to jog the memory.

    I found this group due to an article posted on a Linux Website on computer graphics.

    Apparently there is going to be a full length CGI based G-Force movie in the works to be released in 2008 and a full length CGI AstroBoy film slated for 2009.

    Should be fun.

  • kimba marine boy were great. speed racer is the greatest old tune. it was kinda too mature for kids. so was johnny quest

  • I enjoyed BOTP as well as G-Force.

    I remember watching AstroBoy back in the 60's

    I believe that got me hooked on the Anime style.

    It was much later (1966) that some of the local broadcasters on the UHF frequencies started airing cartoons (a.k.a Kids programming)in the early afternoon.

    I got out my trusty butter knife and started experimenting with the connections on the back of the set and discovered a whole new world of TV beyond channels 3, 5 & 8.

  • they don't make em like this anymore! classic absoloutely brill!

  • Anyone remember a tv show called grandad? I'm sure it had clive dunn in it and the theme started 'who's that walking down the street...'. Either he was a caretaker or there was a caretaker in it, he lived by a hall? This sounds weird - did I imagine it? the theme tune also went 'playing the piano in the strangest manner, the words are right but the tunes are wrong'. Does anyone know what i am talking about???

  • Yes Clive Dunn, and he made that single. I'm not so clear about the program.

    Do you also remember Chockabloc?

  • I was 10 years old when I use to wath this, you make me cry! what a memories!!!!!!

  • Wow, great to see that people still remember this oldie but goodie. I even liked the Japanese version (Gatchaman). They SHOULD dedicate network for all the 80s shows, but kids in South America now get the benefit. 80's had the best cartoons as well as toyline. Today's stuff is simply retarded. Too many goofy Disney shows, an abundance of reality shows, all retarded. What happened to Saturday morning cartoons, where you couldn't decide what channel to stay on cause ALL the good shows were on??

  • So right Dom Rico, I miss my KTLA saturdays. Now you got me thinking of the JC PEnny wishbooks of the 80's as well, now like 4 pages of toys, then like 15-20 pages with Star Wars and GI Joe getting like 6 pages each.

  • Lol, good stuff! I have a whole wall of Star Wars action figures (in their box) and a mess of T-Formers all in their box. Not to mention Voltron and Robotech. It's the only thing I look at nowadays to remember my youth. Cartoons today pale in comparison to the cartoons of yesteryear. I resort to finding my shows on Best Buy shelves or Amazon. At least I can watch them whenever I please. Still, I prefer them to put it back on the tube and replace the garbage on TV nowadays..

  • LMAO TRUTH^

  • @DomRico77 Amen, brother.

  • LOL!

    I had forgotten all about this 'toon.

    It was a good one. One of my favorites, growing up, along with Speed Racer.

    Don't know or not, but maybe it was made by the same folks? They had a lot of the same characteristics.

    Thanks for the nice memories.

    Peace.

  • OMG I was 16 LOL wow the memories thanks

  • OMW. That brought back great memories. Battle of the Planets was always my favorite cartoon when I was little. Thanks for the memories.

  • i still remember watching this when i was just 4 years old, im now 32 and i also believe cartoons like these we should have more of today.sadly i had to grow up :-(

  • I hear ya brother

  • a proot a preeet a proo too too a pree tee tee tee ! that was my fav one lol!

  • My question is why don´t networks make cartoons like this with serious themes anymore. Today it´s all about how ridiculous

    situations can become. Everything is so kiddy like. Kids can learn good adult values from cartoons of this sort like trust, honor, and commradatry (hope I spelled it right). The network executives are really missing out and have reduced themselves to producing garbage.

  • Please, Vulture,

    You are expecting way too much of our children and the people (companies) who influence them. Why should they have to think about anything? They (our children) don't need to think while they're in school, why should they have to do so while watching cartoons? You're just out of touch...

    I hope you caught my sarcasm, I agree with you 100%, bro.

    They just don't make cartoons like they used to, back in "the good ol' days". :)

    Loony Toons rock!

  • LOL! Someone said the same thing of expecting too much of the kiddies these days when I mentioned She-Ra and He-Man on another site, but they really meant it.

  • 1.11 nice shot of princess. them were the days.

  • lmao

  • yeh, me used to go "thrup doop" and make dodgy noises lol Classic cartoon, one of my faves

  • Oh my God...this was I think my favorite all time cartoon from when I was in elementary school. I totally forgot the name. Googled G-Force and found. Good God. I would rush home after school to watch this.

  • nobody i have spoken to about this knew what the hell i was on about. Thankyou for posting this. I thought i had imagined it!!

  • I was laughing since I was sensitized as a youth to have a g-force mentality. Now, its Bob the Builder. I think someone smartened up. LOL.

  • a while back a saw old episodes re-edited and with different music...i guess they were trying to reach a new audience but in the process ruined a great show.spectra rules.

  • This one is actually an edited, Americanized version - 7 Sark 7 never existed in the Japanese version.

  • im starting to question my own memory...i remember 7 sark 7...i remember the little one talking with beeps and monkey noises and the fattish one talked like he was dumb...am i right at all,im confused...help me

  • omg I loved this so much as a kid

    thanks for the memories

  • WTF is this? a starwars ripoff? what is R2d2 doing there?

  • im sure this came out before star wars....the villen was spectra.the bad guy allways got away.

  • Actually came out after Star Wars. 7 Zak & was a deliberate take off on R2D2 to capture that same type of interest. As blueeyes said, there was no 7zark in the original Gatchaman (Japanese Version). Even the names of the kids were different. Casey Kasem was the voice of Mark (Dude in the white outfit). Speaking from a prely musical standpoint (i'm a former band geek) the score for this theme is awesome: wailing trumpets, complex string instrumentation. Killer theme song! G-force rules!

  • but do you remember the little one talking in beeps and monkey noises...thats how i remember it...have i gone mad

  • Yeah, but that was Kee-yop. the youngest G-force member. He was the little dude with the Bola weapon.

  • i think i also remember them forming a human pyrimid and spinning like a tornado...i havent watched all the clips yet but mabye they show it.

  • Yeah, that's this video at 1:03

  • i wonder if enough people like this to warrent a live action movie...they would make it rated PG but they should make it R.kids that used to like it are now much older and would like a violent,serious version

  • I remember this too in the late 70's or ealry 80's. I was in highschool in 1979 and in the early 80's. in the 90's and later they changed the voices even Kee-yops to not having the beeps and monkey voices. The voice of 7 Zark 7 sounded like the man who played Less Nessman on "WKP In Cincinatti". My sister who is over a year younger than I am thought he was cute, The opening credits reminds me of "Super Friends" or almost like it. .

  • Wow, didn't realize that Kasey Kasem voiced a character in this series. Nice trivia info, Tar.

    By the way, he also voiced Shaggy in the Scooby Doo cartoons, which was another of one of my childhood favorites.

    What I have to wonder now, is, what exactly were Daphne and Fred doing when they stuck Velma with Shaggy and Scoob? ; )

  • I could tell it was Casey Casum because I saw him on tv shows and it souned like the way he talks when not doing voices for cartoons. I this show was back in the 90'sor 2000 or later and Casey Casum's voice was replaced along with some of the other voices if not all of them.

  • Gatchman/G-Force/Battle of the Planets leader Washoi is one of the characters in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom!