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Me when I see that: 🩴🩴🩴 the fish:💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

I had this and the somewhat similar concept Fashion Plates when I was a kid. I had a great time with both. Then I discovered that while not entirely interchangeable, I could switch the heads back and forth. Eventually I started swapping the paper back and forth between the two when I really wanted to mix it up and all bets were off. Maybe that's why I tend toward the rather weird as an artist today. lol

Yup. Comedy like it's coming back to style. Jeffery

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Great action movie videos performance

This was an awesome memory. Is there any way that we could use the beginning part of this video for another video/blog post? We have been looking all over for the Kung Fu June promo for USA and you you got it awesome. We would definitely give you credit and if not, that is definitely ok. Thank you again!

Damn near three minutes to open the show. Every episode, every time. And then straight to at least two minutes of commercials. LOL.

If I remember correctly, Edmund Goldman brought this movie to the U.S. as well as the 1954 Godzilla movie...and because he had rights to Godzilla, that's the reason this dragon uses Godzilla's roar. I wonder what the dragon's original roar was.

So the Chinese version of Lipovitan D basically

I have this movie it's called crippled avengers

stay cool

fav love this so much

Poison clan rocks the world

I grew up on the Hudson Brothers love this

Great show freaky music ! See it was put out in 1968 ??great times great memories no internet no computers everyone paid by cash & the women weren't stuck up bitches!!

This ☝🏻is NOT a blast from the past by any means! 😂 They were unsuccessful in their musical endeavors. Can’t recall their show either. They just didn’t have it. 👎🏻

The harmonies...Killer..

Memory unlocked

2:37 Seaview Rock and Roll!

The sleepy old cartoon character that comes out near the end of the intro & sets the fireworks off reminds me of a similar character that opened & closed commercial breaks on TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes w/Dick Clark & Ed McMahon.

0:59- "Channel 2, New York."

Sunday morning with friends watching cartoons, then WWF and finished with Kung Fu theater..... ahhhh to be young again

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Such a weird and eerie show! Peace.

I've oftened wondered if the strobe light effects of the intro caused any epyleptic seizures.

Corny stuff

It's pretty clear that Thundercats and Silverhawks got much more love than Tigersharks just based on their intros.

MELODY is a FU SHEN ACTOR son

Anyone actually have the lyrics to the song? Specifically the part, “get yourself go-go power with (unintelligible)? That has low-key bothered me for damn near 60 years…

Can you believe there was a time when kids had enough attention to sit through _all_ that intro?

I need more from that

Where does this land in the Space Jam lore?

This is the most accurate Tarzan telling.

NBC (1966-1969)

The Tigersharks were the only ones who had to use a machine to change into their aquatic forms. The Thundercats and Silver Hawks looked like they did all the time

The reason a lot of people don't remember this series is because it was part of a 90 minute show called The Comic Strip which ran in syndication on Sunday mornings and included other segments like Karate Kat, Street Frogs and The Mini-Monsters. It was only shown once a week unlike Thundercats and Silver Hawks which ran Mondays through Fridays in syndication.

fact:! male seahorse are the only ones to get pregnant and carry the babies, this made me thing this guy that turns into a seshorse can get pregnant, lol. what will he do, lol

Hey Margolis!

This scene is actually from Hercules with Steve Reeves.

Super hot ... little oven...to change the creatures..🔥 I think it was recalled..

Equal to Stargate: SG-1: Kidd: O'Neill Guru:. T'ealc Lane:. Carter Birdwell:. Jackson

BUSBY BIRDWELL! The cartoon version of Leonard......long , LONG before "The Big Bang Theory!"

Animation by George bakes(a former terrytoons animator)

I'll never understand why this was never released on DVD.

I remember the movie, but the cartoon was my first introduction. As a child, I loved the sound affects.

The animated version of RoboCop is based on the character and events of the 1987 Orion Pictures movie of the same name. The series is a continuation from the movie. I used to watch this show on the Marvel Action Universe syndicated on Saturday morning on WDCA 20 at 8:00 AM in D.C. from 1988 to 1989, with reruns continuing until 1990, airing on several markets.

looking back women in cartoons in that era were just plain sexy. they all had great figures. they all were capable of great things they all were humanoid. they were intelligent. That is for mainly for cartoons like thunder cats tiger sharks Etc...

Yes watching this show back then was fun even if its contents were out of the ordinary.but it's as much fun now as it is for Nostalgia's sake.