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I also own this series on DVD, and know that a part from Jem, I have seen Christy Marx write episodes of the series Reboot, also own the complete series of that, too, and she published a game for Sierra, Robin Hood Legend Of The Longbow. I had better subscribe now. Take care, and all the best. I know that the film gave Christy Marx the role of Lindsey Pierce, but like Ghostbusters 2016, the Jem movie doesn't exist.

I own the complete series on DVD, and it has my fellow Canadians, James Doohan, and William Shatner. And even though Walter Koenig was replaced by Lt. Arex, he still wrote The Infinite Vulcan. Thank's for the great video. Take care, and all the best.

Don't forget Keonig got a writing credit for The Infinite Vulcan tho I'D LIKE to forget the episode entirely!🤷🏼‍♂️. And "Yesteryear" which expanded the Vulcans in Canon. Yes I considered TAS Canon. 🤓😎🖖🏻

How unique, a UA-cam video featuring someone reading something they know nothing about! Are you reading directly from Wikipedia? And you didn’t even cite a reference. 🚀

It was interesting, but a lot of perturbed fans wanted the live action show to return, not a cartoon version which was obviously made for younger audiences.

Um , besides all of the obvious things we all can see through in the franchises , there is one point I would like you to consider . The REGISTRY NUMBER of the enterprise and where the name ENTERPRISE came from . IM not sure where the NCC part came from , but the number 1701 is not a model number . It is the approximate century our constitution was written and ratified . Hence , CONSTITUTION CLASS . Enterprise refers to being a business . And since we are in a business of sorts . There you are ! A history lesson . Tie in our revolutionary war , and why we are in odds with other cultures . ALIANS ! And how that ties into our culture discourse here . With miniskirts and high heal shoes for the women , and COMBAT for the men . Ya , Vietnam really had a bigger part than ya all think .

be sure to check out "Planet of the apes" animated also

I hated this show I now know why

There was one similar to a classic TOS: The Menagerie (I think is the TOS title) The difference was the zoo was class cubes and the animals appeared to be sleeping, dreaming. It showed both perspectives of course, the dream narrative and what the zoo goers saw.

I was an 11 year old when this came no adults watched Star Trek kids saved it

Skipper and Gilligan did a tourism promo for Duluth Minnesota in 80s that has them on a raft floating into the harbor finally rescued🙂

I never knew about the animated series, and I am a fan...

It introduced some good stuff. Larry Niven's writings were used as part of a show.

Johnny quest was a good serious animated show too.

Ummm...where's the animation?

"You've really worked out your banter." "No, not really. This is a different thing. It's called wit."

As a 5yr old in 1974 I LOVED the show for the action and the stories -though admittedly I can squeeze more nuance out of them now and regularly marathon them the past couple years while I'm working so as to learn them as well as I know the original episodes.

No deaths (except possibly the KZin), no kissy-face (except Chapel/Spock). Very simple and straight forward stories concentrating on the meat with little garnish.

Yesteryear, Spock's time travel episode, was nominated for an Emmy award. Several stories were written by big sci-fi names like Niven and solid stories that could have been expanded to full hour stories for more depth. DC Fontana, Dave Gerrold and a number of other production people went over to Land of the Lost. Incredible sci-fi stories in those first couple seasons of that.

I used to watch this every Saturday morning. It was great because I’d watched all of TOS in syndication and built the models… So glad Star Trek has kept Roddenberry’s vision over the years! LLAP! 🖖

Nice vid; thanks.

The 1975 Film is watchable but not a patch on the classic BBC 70s and 80s TV show which is very faithful to the original books, captures the tone and characters in the book beautifully. The more recent Channel 5 (I think) remake are enjoyable but people in them have a bit too modern attitudes to feel it an authentic portrayal of 1930s rural Yorkshire. I am glad the books and film / TV adaptions are popular in USA are the are very English, a part of England that has now sadly gone in many ways.

There's four movies (Rescued from Gillington's island), (return to Gilligan's island), (Gilligan's island, and the Harlem Globe.l Trotters), and (Surviving Gillian's island in 2001) Good morning , after rescue from gilligan's island is a pretty good. I haven't seen the other two yet.

Easy to see why the first theme song was canned.

I always wondered why Ginger's hair was white. I mean her name was Ginger and she had red hair on the live action show.

Two words: Gilligan's Planet.

I remember all the TV movies but the cartoons I'd never heard of.

The limited animation was basically a television budget vs the theatre Bugs Bunny cartoons that had full animation. I wish the networks would have gone all out for animation on TV, in the 90s Warner Brothers upped the anti with hybrid animation with more frames etc... Animaniacs , Freakazoid etc

The first of the movies was not that they went back after being rescued 20 years before. Skipper and Gilligan have to have each of the other castaways to sign a document saying the shipwreck was now Skipper’s fault. During each encounter, the former castaways discover things were better back on the island. When the skipper finally gets his new boat, he invites everyone back for celebration cruise. Of course, Gilligan messes something up, and they end up being shipwrecked again, on the exact same island. It’s at that point that Mr. Howell decides to make a resort out of the island once they are rescued again.

Yup, I remember watching this and its sequel and Dusty’s Trail.

I remember the Gilligan's Planet cartoon in the early 80s. The Harlem Globetrotter's played a team of robot's. I remember watching it and even as a kid yeah it was bad.

Loved this video. Great interaction with the with the hosts. Would like to see you both occasionally. Maybe set up a camera on you two and add the occasional shot of you talking.

I saw Gilligan in the '60s and hated it. So corny.

Ginger with white hair????? Why was she called ginger??

All Creatures Great And Small (1975) is available on the Internet Archive. Added Jan 2022. Running time: 01:26:46.

I remember one episode were the gang deals with perverts trying to get the lady's; so Dusty and the older bloke (can't remember his name) dress up like women to trick the perve's. There's one scene were the disguised duo and the horny miscreants sit around a fire, with the outlaws trying to assault the pair, and that scene always made me feel uncomfortable (even though I was a dumb kid who did understand why it creeped me out).

I remember watching this every week, but then it disappeared. Come to find out later, the network kept changing the nights it would be on. Ratings dropped and it got canceled.

The 2 Gilligan cartoons, "The New Adventures of Gilligan" and "Gilligan's Planet". "New Adventures" are based with the castaways still stuck on the island. "Planet" sees the Professor building a rocket ship and because of Gilligan, they wind up on a different planet.

I watched this show when I was a kid and loved it! I bought a DVD collection with 17 episodes on it. Two shows I watched as a kid and thought they were great were "Welcome Back Kotter" and "Chico and the Man". I thought they were so funny, but then watching them again as an adult, I wonder why I was laughing back then.

Betsy was a schoolmarm, not a farm girl.

There is a reason Harlan made them credit Cordwainer Bird for the writer .

To be continued… that was pretty common for Transformers and G.I. Joe too. The first three episodes of Transformers was a 3-part episode. The first 10 episodes of G.I. Joe is made up of two 5-part episodes. All three series had several 2-part episodes sprinkled in. The multi part episodes usually introduced new toys.

The songs were not fillers. The writer of the episode would write notes, like a paragraph, of what the song should be about in the script, and then that was sent to the lyricist and composers. The song would be written, two versions demoed, one version approved, recorded, and sent back so that the storyboard artists could make the music videos. The issue with the consistency between the action and the song is because two separate teams were creating the storyboards. The first five episodes are not a good representation of the series. They were written as just seven minute segments that would appear in a show called Super Sunday. So it would be seven minutes of Jem, seven minutes of Bigfoot and seven minutes of Inhumanoids or something else each week in 1985. So when those fifteen 7 minute segments were put together as Jem episodes in 1986, they are a little choppy. They even had to go back in and add scenes to fill out the whole 22-1/2 minute episode.

Did you catch the Toys That Made Us on Netflix? Mattel made Barbie and the Rockers to compete with Jem when they found out Hasbro was coming out with a singing fashion doll. So instead of taking the normal 18 months, Mattel got Barbie and the Rockers out in 3 months. So the Rockers van was actually the Barbie camper from the 70s and the Rockers stage was the stage created for Donnie and Marie Osmond dolls in the 70s.

The lyrics were written by Barry Harmon. The music was composed by either Anne Bryant or Ford Kinder. For each song both Anne and Ford created their own demos to the lyrics. And then someone at Sunbow or Hasbro picked which version they liked better. Usually Anne’s was picked for the Holograms songs, and Ford’s was usually picked for the Misfits. But the Misfits “Universal Appeal” was Anne’s version.

Fun fact, there was a new rival band the Stingers. The second to last episode “Riot’s Hope” was about how the male lead singer Riot struggled to get permission of his father to play music. He met another Stinger, Minx, and joined the band she was in named “Nirvana.” Years before the real life Nirvana became popular.

Not a good reference for the difference between boys and girls shows. Unlike My Little Pony, Jem was written to keep the attention of boys. The thought was if the brothers couldn’t get into the show they would change the channel and the sisters would not see the characters and want the dolls. In general girls were less likely to be watching television, and the boys would be more likely to change the channel. They even had to change the theme to “Jem Girls” for the last 26 episodes to try to get more girls to watch it, because more boys were watching it and that made it uncool for girls to watch. So in a way Jem was very gender, neutral, if not more a boys than a girls show. Actually Britta’s demo was used for the “M” theme song. Hasbro and MTV had a deal worked out which the cartoon would air at a specific time and the theme song would play during regular video air play. For some reason MTV dropped out very last minute and Hasbro changed M/Morgan to Jem/Jerrica. The “M” theme song sound was on par with songs on the radio, when they switched the name Hasbro requested the sound to be more kids orientated. Besides a new arrangement, the vocals had to be re-recorded as Jem.

4:00, No, it is a good show. It’s not just an illusion.

Reviewing stuff you don't remember or know anything about. That workin' for ya?

This video is annoying! You two people are annoying!