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O melhor série da minha infância 😊!

Damn depth charger always got my hyped up as a kid. Rarely used it though

Awesome show. So was Space 1999.

It seems that season 4 is the one i remember - not seen it since the early 90's!!

I like how Adama's most trusted advisor was a high school stoner.

Penelope Pitstop FTW

Noone wants that unless its ironic

LOVED this show!!

I was born in 92 so I had no idea this series existed, until today XD

Grandad saying piss off allwas makes me laugh

Tammy and Gemms Boswell ❤❤❤😂😊

i love Bread i watch the repeats on Thats Tv Joey was my fave he was gorgeous back then the Boswells was my faves Grandad was always so funny . i was just a child when this show aired on Tv. this was the best part of the 80s.

I was 12 then😮

Score by Danny Elfman

As far as I'm concerned, Knight Rider is a direct sequel to Galactica 1980. Knight Industries salvaged two Cylons from the long walk off the skyscraper and created KAAR and KITT.

Being born in ther mid 1970's TV programs like Battlestar Galactica would give me something to look forward to.

There is no other flash just like keaton as batman.

Out of budget by the last two transformations...

TO THE PENTAGON!... 👽

Gimme my dna back...

YOU'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE!

Nostalgia.

Thunderbirds (1965-1966)

Scott Stewart Bakula was born on October 9, 1954 in St. Louis, Missouri, to Sally (Zumwinkel) and J. Stewart Bakula, a lawyer. He is of German, as well as Czech, Austrian, Scottish and English ancestry. He comes from a musical family. In the fourth grade, he started a rock band and wrote songs for them, he later sang with the St. Louis Symphony. He studied Law at the University of Kansas until his sophomore year when he left to pursue acting. In 1976, he was first hired professionally in the role of Sam in "Shenandoah" and went to New York. After several small roles on television, he starred opposite Dean Stockwell in the science fiction series Quantum Leap (1989). Bakula played Dr. Sam Beckett, a physicist who was trapped by a malfunction of his time machine to correct things gone wrong in the past. He won a Golden Globe in 1992 for Best Performance by an Actor in a TV series - Drama for Quantum Leap (1989) and was nominated for a Tony Award in 1988. He also starred in the prequel series Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) as Jonathan Archer, the captain of Earth's first long-range starship. Today, he lives in Los Angeles, California and has a farm in upstate New York.

0:22 Voice Actor was Park Il.

Is the cast sing this song

First Episode: September 14, 1968 Final Episode: January 4, 1969

CBS (1968-1969)

If anyone remembers correctly, in Babylon 5, the Vorlons asked, "Who are you?" whereas the Shadows asked, "What do you want?" They were both considered to be the last of the First Ones. Now here's mine and my friends' question... there are 3 more questions asked in this show... what First Ones asked those other 3 questions?

What I love about this video is that if you miss one, another one is just around the corner.

Que de souvenirs ❤

Well, at least Kent McCord got to work again. What a money grabbing turkey!

If I recall every episode correctly, Max Ray is the only Centurion who has tried Jake and Ace's equipment at least once - - Jake's [Hornet] and [Detonator] _(the latter in a combination with the former)_ and Ace's [Sky Knight].

They don't make great sit coms like this anymore

What a great show 😂

Sky Bolt is the best!

First

Fu king catchy

This Flash is in the same universe the keaton’s batman. debate me

Thank you for cutting all these together.

I hated when they changed the tune 😐 But was overjoyed when on the final episode they played the original 😎👍

One of the worst intros of any series ever. I think this is one of the reasons they flopped hard.

I was born on 1976, used to watch this amazing TV Series on sundays when I was a kid...Scott Bakula and his companion...amazing story, brilliant idea...can't match anything I'm seeing now...all this technology and everyting....I still envy the time I've seen this live, at the right time...some 30-35 years ago...wow...amazing...brings back so many good memories of my single childhood times...I wish I was more interested in physics by then and had been a scientist...am just a mechanical engineer trying to be a science teacher as of now...still chasing late dreams to be of value to our species...not to companies...well...so be it...amazing stories we do have...each and every human being...hope we all enjoy this journey somehow...

One of the best memories of my youth!

Definitley Batman The Animated Series Vibes going on here!

This song is catchy it is it really is .

This is the story of Barry Allen of how he became The Fastest Man Alive.

Danny Elfman by any chance.

I was in Maryland when this show came on (1990-91).

For a 1990s TV production, that suit was on point.