My aunt took me to this when I was kid..she brought me the plastic tundercat sword that light up and when the lights when out while the show was going on you can see all the red lights from the swords..and I remember running through the hall hitting everybody wit my sword screaming thundercats hoooooo..I'll never forget it thats why I came here to see if they will show the whole show..
My guess is there is none. The venues this happened in probably had rules that banned the audience from videotaping the event (with violations being the person caught recording got kicked out and even banned from the venue for life), and this was 1987, where the camcorders were basically big and easy for security to spot, unlike the cell phones and other recording devices of today that people have snuck in and managed to record shows like Bill and Ted's Excellent Halloween Adventure and The Hanging without being caught.
@@devonrichardson44 No one had easy access to video recorders back then. They were giant cameras that were expensive and very obvious you were using them. Most of the time they had to be plugged in too.
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My aunt took me to this when I was kid..she brought me the plastic tundercat sword that light up and when the lights when out while the show was going on you can see all the red lights from the swords..and I remember running through the hall hitting everybody wit my sword screaming thundercats hoooooo..I'll never forget it thats why I came here to see if they will show the whole show..
It’s must been so much fun!
Yooo that was dope I did get one of those 2 ❤❤❤❤ I was at the show and the silver hawks were epiccc
Hey, they mentioned the Silverhawks twice!
😂😂. I love the thundercats cartoon,but that live action on ice is crazy looking.😂
Damn Why can't we have nice things like that anymore to not attend.
And this is all the footage we have of this
Sadly, yes, as this was back in 1987, and chances are the venues did not allow the audience to do video recordings of the events.
Where is the full live capture video of this perfection?
My guess is there is none. The venues this happened in probably had rules that banned the audience from videotaping the event (with violations being the person caught recording got kicked out and even banned from the venue for life), and this was 1987, where the camcorders were basically big and easy for security to spot, unlike the cell phones and other recording devices of today that people have snuck in and managed to record shows like Bill and Ted's Excellent Halloween Adventure and The Hanging without being caught.
I took my two sons to this show!
such a rare gem.....
So first, your memory I'll jog,
And say: a Thundercat is not a dog.
I was there!!
What was it like ? how come this is the only footage of it ?
Me Too Brah Felt Like Heaven!!! On Third Earth!!!
@@jphunkedelik-topic3577 was murrah there
@@devonrichardson44 No one had easy access to video recorders back then. They were giant cameras that were expensive and very obvious you were using them. Most of the time they had to be plugged in too.
@@sirellyn Not only that, the venues the tour took place in may have also had rules that did not allow video camera to be brought in by the audience.
The silver hawks?
Still way better than ThunderCats Roar.
Did this come to the UK? I feel like I saw this as a child.
Right before Warner Bros. owned the rights in 1989.