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My favorite sci-show of that era!

I dumped Trek and watched this religiously!

album183 : Yes but those PAL- regional DVD's are all but useless here unless you have the software.

My associate has been scouring the net for a couple of months and not even found a PAL copy.

That's what I go by, sorry.

Natlie Shaffer as Madame Darling.

She would later portray Lovey Howell on Gilligan's Island.

"Banned"?

You could push this ad today and it wouldn't get a second glance!

You take the chicks, I'll take the car!

My all time favorite episode - bar none!

It's been nearly 50 years!

Thank you!

I watched this series later in the fifties and loved it.

Clampett was a genius!

Great parody of 77 Sunset Strip.

John K is an insult to the animation industry.

Send that puke back to Canada feet first!

The profile pic of Corporal Ripley is actually Doberman in drag as his mother in an earlier episode.

neilworms1:

Sir, you are a gentleman and I sincerely thank you for your courteous response.

I grew up with anime starting in 1963 with Tetsuwan Atom and I later became personal friends with the likes of Osamu Tezuka and Kasahiko Kato (Monkey Punch). I was also a neighbor of Ward Kimball's and lea...

Funny what a difference 53 years will make!

Open house to a commie allegedly working for Castro!

Man what a difference!

Stu Erwin played a newspaperman in the film "Viva Villa" in 1934 with Wallace Beery.

I wonder if the "Villa" news headline in the bar was intentional.

Scott Brady puts in an outstanding performance as Gibbons. Emmy material!

Another great Leith Steven's score!

Stevens scored some really classic motion pictures before turning to the small screen.

"In the last war the Germans had the storm troopers". That "last war" wouldn't exist until 1939!

Hardly a "dud". A nicely crafted episode, pilot or not!

Stanwyk puts in an excellent performance. Ed Asner as her sidekick makes a good showing as well.

This looks like the pilot for a possible spinoff.

The doctor that shows up at 14:12 is Harvey Corman.

The airliner is a Lockheed Electra which didn't exist in 1929.

An excellent and very offbeat episode!

Both Gordon Jackson and Angus Lennie would star together three years later in John Sturges' "The Great Escape"

Leave this film alone clown!

This film was edited from a Japanese serial called "Super Giant". It actually dates from 1958.

This page keeps freezing and buffering!

The little kid in the surgeon'y family portrait is Jerry Mathers! I swear!

Totally over the top in every way but fun fun fun!

Some of the worst miniature work ever seen on film but who doesn't like this movie!

Who can go wrong with a rousing score by Ron Goodwin!

I was right, YES!

The music sounded like Leith Stevens and not Nelson Riddle as previously.

Stevens had a unique style that was like no one else's.

"Levinson" - a Jewish Santa Claus?

I guess anything's possible.

The car crash/roll over scene was from 1958's "Thunder Road". The car in reality was a '49 Ford being pursued by a '57 being driven by Gene Barry!

Wow, time tripping!

"The Blackboard Jungle" 19th century style.

Of all the TV westerns I've seen, and I'm a boomer, this episode takes the cake for the hands down dullest!

Those snooty Trumble broads are a total snore.

Even Jim Davis couldn't save this mess!

Better than valium!

Lane Bradford and James Griffith as the bad guys!

Typical!

So help me those guys were never without a paycheck in the 50's and 60's.

Greg Walcott as Redmond.

Walcott was the "star" of Ed Wood's "Plan Nine From Outer Space"!

HunterR909:

A 5 year old kid could have done better!

This film is a waste of money and talent! - Did I say "talent"?

Bad writing and bad directing makes this a total waste!

Joe Sawyer also played Butch Cassidy in the series "Tales of the Century".

Duncan Renaldo as "Johnny Bennett"

Seven years later he'd attain fame as "The Cisco Kid".

I found it interesting that Patrica Neal's character was named "Maggie". A few years later in the film "In Harm's Way" she was named Maggie as well.

And Bruno VeSota as an attorney no less!

Yes yes and Nimoy's there as "Packy".

Pauli want a cracker?

Words can't describe just how bad this is! Beyond belief!

The cowboys were better but what planet were they on?

The acting, directing and pacing are atrocious! This incarnation is far worse than the later series. So wooden it creaks!

I'll take Space Patrol and Tom Corbett anytime!

No one could touch Republic!

From direction to the super sfx of the Leydeckers, it just didn't get any better than this.

As far fetched as this scenario appears, there are still stories persisting to this day about Spanish galleons having been becalmed when the gulf receded.

I know, I've been there.

They would be buried under hundreds of feet of sand, think about it!

Joe Ruskin as Raeder, always a sweetheart!

The waitress is Gloria Winters who played Penny on Sky King.

This was obviously done at Republic as the oil well fire was the work of the Leydecker Bros that worked exclusively at Republic as did William Whitney - at the time.

So who was Mr Big?