JOE 90-Ep1 Pt3- Most Special Agent

JOE 90-Episode 1- Most Special Agent Pt 3 of 3
Professor Ian "Mac" McClaine demonstrates the abilities of his latest invention - the Brain Impulse Galvanoscope Record And Transfer (BIG RAT) - to his friend Sam Loover by conveying his knowledge and experience to his nine-year-old son, Joe. Sam believes that the device might be useful to the World Intelligence Network and contacts his boss and head of WIN's London Headquarters, Shane Weston. Explaining how Joe could help to maintain world peace, Weston conceives a mission in which he must capture a prototype Russian fighter to reveal its secrets to the West...

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[Iadypenelope]

great posting dazzle, thanks heaps!

the missile launch rocket trail looked just amazing!...I have no idea how they did that.

and the explosions were so real!

this is high quality stuff!

[camcome1]

Just tell me one thing. How could a nine-year old boy get to the controls of an aeroplane designed for an adult?. He coulldn't reach the pedels or even get into the plane to start with

[JGRoblox23]

Love seeing the recycled footage from Thunderbird 6.

[deanprigg]

He was a power mad little bastard.

[Standardfrank]

lol! A 9-Year Old Taking Out Surface To Air Missiles. Jet Fighters & Military-Installations...A Killer @ 9...

[PilesDriver]

WIN

[Watcher3223]

@cunnilicker

"it smacks of McCarthyism"

I wouldn't go THAT far; "McCarthyism" was primarily a phenomenon of the 1950s as paranoia and resultant hysteria over suspected communist infiltration in the west, specifically within the United States in the upper echelons of society, the military and the government.

This show was nothing of the sort. If anything, it was more like how "James Bond Jr." could have been in the 1960s.

But, point taken: Joe 90 wouldn't jive with the PC crowd.

[Oscar9900]

TNX :)

[reticulan5]

The movie Firefox was a copy of this episode

[MasterEiji]

@dthomas1984 actually.. I remember this as being a "sample" mission... the "argument" came afterwards..

anyway, we need to re-release this in the States... kids here dont know what they're missing out on.

Joe90 was my first Anderson film... (saw it as a movie-length compilation one saturday morning when I was visiting my grandmother one summer)