When I'd come home from grade school this was the first shows I'd watch, then Johnny Sockos, Speed Racer and Marine Boy! The early 70s were great. Better times!
@@shadowpapito Got yer back, friend. UHF channel 17 showed Ultraman every day after school, followed by Johnny Sokko, Speed Racer, Marine Boy, AND Space Giants. And for me it was from 1974 to around 1980. There were several cartoons as well, courtesy of Wee Willie Webber, who pretty much ran WPHL 17 from 3 to around 6 every day. And we had Dr. Shock's Horror Theater as well on the weekends. The memories!
My little brother and I would watch Ultra Man instead of cartoons. Along with Golddar and Godzilla and Johnny Socko and his Flying Robot. 💖💖💖. Aaah the memories!! Love this channel.
Yes Philadelphia Pennsylvania wphl channel 17 I will be 55 June bring all of them back on ultra man was on September 1967 johnny cypher I was born on Wednesday June 11 1969 ultra man 530pm don't know what episode summer of 1969 it was on I found Philadelphia daily newspaper in trash claymont Delaware I work on trash truck ultra man bank around October found
@@BrianDennison-f2g We watched WPHL 17 from New Jersey. We had an electronic rotating antenna that we could adjust, and the picture was perfect! Ultraman was my afterschool fix, as well as Johnny Sokko and Space Giants. Add to that the bunch of cartoons-Marine Boy, Speed Racer, Johnny Cypher and the lot. Wee Willie Webber really knew how to throw an after school party!
Yeah, I watched Shin Ultraman recently and enjoyed it a lot. I'm just a sci-fi nerd. I love old Godzilla and King Kong movies. So cheesy yet so entertaining!
Thank you so much for posting this series! If you love kaiju this is a MUST. Tsuburaya's team made history with this show. Remember, this was 1966 and was considered state-of-the-art in Japan! The unbelievable amount of work that went into this show is mind-boggling. Imagine doing a Godzilla movie EVERY WEEK for 36 weeks! Pretend you're in 3rd or 4th grade watching this for the first time and being alternately blown away by the effects or terrified by some of the monsters. This was a family-oriented show but there are some scenes in in various episodes that would f*** you up at bed time. FAN-TASTIC!
I loved this show so much as a little kid. This first series was one of the greatest thing for a little kid at that time. My folks had lived in Japan right before I was born and I think that helped develop my love of this show and the other great shows that crossed over to us. I love that they’ve seen a bunch of crazy monsters but are still indignant every time someone claims to see a monster.
Never seen any Ultraman or Godzilla movies or episodes, just thought I'd give it a try and there super fun, I really enjoy the miniature and model work, its truly an art form. Thank you for uploading these.
Thanks for bringing back many of my childhood memories, of fun Family Friendly shows and times. Your background TV is like the Heath Kit one I helped Dad build, and but in the door arch to our living room too. 👍👍 10⭐
I loved Ultraman growing up as a kid back on the sixties. It would always remind me of the Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds, and those Godzilla monster movies the local tv stations would play on the weekends. Great stuff! Thanks for giving us the English dubbed episodes!
We got it on WPHL 17, and Philadelphia UHF station. Other stations we got were 29, 48, and and few odd number stations. UHF always had the best lineups!
thanks man, with the release of NEW series of Ultraman on Netflix, it's good for people to know where the show came from and the challenges it faced staying afloat for it's time. they were really collecting bottles to pay actors and make sets. GOD BLESS all those people, and of course EVERYONE IN THE UNIVERSE too rite. LOVE the old T.V. background.. takes me back lol
I used to take one of the old Bic Pens with the press button. I had one that was orange and white, and I used to hold it up in the air and press the button as I pretended to become Ultraman. Also, I made a Science Patrol radio pin out of cardboard, and I used to wear it outside and pretend to talk to the rest of the Science Patrol. They were good times!
I remember this from childhood! It has a very Gerry Anderson vibe to it, like if UFO had kaiju! And I saw some phones like in The Prisoner, too! 😊 I loved watching it on the occasional Sunday morning when we didn't go to church for some reason. I wish it had aired on Saturdays instead, so I could have watched them all!
It's nice seeing the boomers coming out and getting high on nostalgia. They were the first generation of monster kids, glad to seem them still out here watching Ultraman. I know if I make it another 30-40 years I'll definitely still be impulse clicking legally grey Showa 30's monster uploads. I hope Tsuburaya doesn't fuck with this upload too hard, it seems to be doing a lot of good. But then again they have money so they can just buy it anwyas.
I could die from an over-dose of nostalgia watching this! so many great memories of my childhood during the 1970's. only later, as an adult, did I come to know that there were several seasons of Ultraman, as well as different iterations of Ultraman with different characters in the Science Patrol. I'm only familiar with the original season and characters. Shin Ultraman (2022) hits you right in the nostalgia feels too, with an updated version of the Science Patrol: the SSSP. oh, yeah. my older sister had such a crush on Hiata, it was comical!
Shin Ultraman was great! The retro opening that had the Ultra Q monsters, and the use of the classic Ultraman music when he fought the first couple of retro monsters. There was something for everyone old and new. It was well worth the rental price, and when it comes out on Blu-Ray, one of those discs is mine!
Tell you what...back about 72 or 73 my Parents were one of the first in our neighborhood to get cable. They loved the Movie Channel, but my favorite was Channel 20 in Washington DC. First time I saw Speed Racer, Kimba, Wonderrama and Ultra Man. Anybody remember Count Gore De Vol? Memories oh my goodness 😌
t I'm on the East Coast, I have heard of Count Gore De Vol though. Our horror hosts were "The Creep" (Creature Features WNEW 5 NY) Zacherley (Chiller Theater WPIX 11) Creature Double Feature (WKBS 48 Philadelphia) and Fright Night (WOR 9 NY) We also had Wonderama on WNEW 5 as well. Long Live Bob McAllister!
The Hiyata Ultraman series was broadcast on Friday night in Hong Kong during the late 60. Parents denied children from watching the show was then a great and effective punishment.
In the late 70s I lived on treasure Island naval base in the Bay Area, moved from there when I was 5. I clearly remember watching a show with a goofy dude hosting….i think his name was Captain Cosmos. I used to watch ultra man, Goldar, Silvar and Gam….cant remember the real name of that one. Godzilla, Johnny sockos flying robot….this stuff is still the bomb!!! 😂
Just a quick question for you WPHL 17 guys and gals like me-do any of you remember a Friday or Saturday night horror show called "Nightmare Theater"? It opened up with this weird music with a heartbeat in the background, and everything looked reddish on screen. It was on sometimes as an alternative to Dr. Shock, who was honored with a special after he passed in 1977. I remember it well. Thanks for letting me ask!
I do. I watched Kimba on WPIX 11 and Gigantor on WOR 9 (both New York stations.) Also, if no one has heard, PLUTO TV has a Japanese channel called "TokuSHOUTsu". It's a channel from Shout! Factory TV that specializes in Ultraman and other retro Tokusatsu series.
@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel LOL!!! Right after the goofy theme song where they wave to Gamera and he roars back at them during his fly-by. Not to mention the kids yelling in dubbed voices so high they could shatter glass....
It's funny but the first monster just like the rest of them has different aka Alternatives of his name i don't know why they just don't stick with the original It's less confusing# just like some Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z/Super characters.
@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel why am i not surprised. I also used the watch that. Thanks for posting these things they make for really nice viewing nights.
When I'd come home from grade school this was the first shows I'd watch, then Johnny Sockos, Speed Racer and Marine Boy! The early 70s were great. Better times!
Don't forget about Astro Boy!
I did the same!
Me too😂😂
What about Space Giants??
@@shadowpapito Got yer back, friend. UHF channel 17 showed Ultraman every day after school, followed by Johnny Sokko, Speed Racer, Marine Boy, AND Space Giants. And for me it was from 1974 to around 1980. There were several cartoons as well, courtesy of Wee Willie Webber, who pretty much ran WPHL 17 from 3 to around 6 every day. And we had Dr. Shock's Horror Theater as well on the weekends. The memories!
5 hours of Ultraman? Don't mind if I do!
yep yep
There a subtitle version. I kinda hate the dub. It changes some of the episodes outright.
All day always yes
why is that the most NATURAL reaction to this?? oh yea ULTRA MAN IS AWESOME!!
My little brother and I would watch Ultra Man instead of cartoons. Along with Golddar and Godzilla and Johnny Socko and his Flying Robot. 💖💖💖. Aaah the memories!! Love this channel.
Yes Philadelphia Pennsylvania wphl channel 17 I will be 55 June bring all of them back on ultra man was on September 1967 johnny cypher I was born on Wednesday June 11 1969 ultra man 530pm don't know what episode summer of 1969 it was on I found Philadelphia daily newspaper in trash claymont Delaware I work on trash truck ultra man bank around October found
@@BrianDennison-f2g
We watched WPHL 17 from New Jersey. We had an electronic rotating antenna that we could adjust, and the picture was perfect! Ultraman was my afterschool fix, as well as Johnny Sokko and Space Giants. Add to that the bunch of cartoons-Marine Boy, Speed Racer, Johnny Cypher and the lot. Wee Willie Webber really knew how to throw an after school party!
I'm 47 and I've never watched Ultraman before. And now I can't stop! This stuff is GREAT! THANKS!
Glad you enjoy it!
I will be 55 June bring it back on Philadelphia Pennsylvania
How are things in Philly, cold I imagine. It is in Kentucky.
This is the original Ultraman run, but there are soooooo many Ultraman shows now..
Yeah, I watched Shin Ultraman recently and enjoyed it a lot. I'm just a sci-fi nerd. I love old Godzilla and King Kong movies. So cheesy yet so entertaining!
This brings back so many memories from my childhood. I remember running home after school to see Ultraman! That’s when a kid could be a kid.
Thank you so much for posting this series! If you love kaiju this is a MUST. Tsuburaya's team made history with this show. Remember, this was 1966 and was considered state-of-the-art in Japan!
The unbelievable amount of work that went into this show is mind-boggling. Imagine doing a Godzilla movie EVERY WEEK for 36 weeks! Pretend you're in 3rd or 4th grade watching this for the first time and being alternately blown away by the effects or terrified by some of the monsters. This was a family-oriented show but there are some scenes in in various episodes that would f*** you up at bed time. FAN-TASTIC!
Thank you for watching
Thanks so much for this!!! Brings back after school memories!!!!!
Yes Philadelphia Pennsylvania wphl channel 17 bring it back on
Hiyata!
Hiyata!
What’s your position?
Hiyata: I’m upside down with my change falling out
SHUWATCH!!!
I loved it and still do for what it was it ruled the time put in to this what a show
Awesome just awesome I can't get enough of it
Damn, 5 hours of Ultraman
and even 5 hours more today with part 2
@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannelwith another 5 hours on Sunday!
@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannelIf you have other ultra series, or even Kamen Rider, please consider uploading.
@@ajclements4627 I would have the biggest tantrum if i couldn't see Ultraman
@@geraldshelby3355 I’ve just gotten into tokusatsu, and it’s crazy how many Ultra series and Ultra characters there are. Same with Kamen Rider.
I had an amazing crush on Fuji ,still sorta do.😮
Back off, bud. Fuji's mine! I saw her back in 1969...
I loved this show so much as a little kid. This first series was one of the greatest thing for a little kid at that time. My folks had lived in Japan right before I was born and I think that helped develop my love of this show and the other great shows that crossed over to us.
I love that they’ve seen a bunch of crazy monsters but are still indignant every time someone claims to see a monster.
This was a childhood classic of mine, and to know it's still going strong with a new generation of Ultraman saving the world
Never seen any Ultraman or Godzilla movies or episodes, just thought I'd give it a try and there super fun, I really enjoy the miniature and model work, its truly an art form. Thank you for uploading these.
Thanks for bringing back many of my childhood memories, of fun Family Friendly shows and times. Your background TV is like the Heath Kit one I helped Dad build, and but in the door arch to our living room too. 👍👍 10⭐
I loved Ultraman growing up as a kid back on the sixties. It would always remind me of the Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds, and those Godzilla monster movies the local tv stations would play on the weekends. Great stuff! Thanks for giving us the English dubbed episodes!
We got it on WPHL 17, and Philadelphia UHF station. Other stations we got were 29, 48, and and few odd number stations. UHF always had the best lineups!
I LOVE the UHF-VHF channel selector background! Reminds me of my days with WPHL 17 (Philadelphia). Brings tears top my eyes!
Thanks from all of us whom you help to remember the cool parts about being a kid.
Thank you for the nostalgia. I love these old shows and the work the production crews accomplished, with so little.
This was my go to TV show when I came home from school in the late sixties.
The little Science Patrol gal is 🔥!!!!
Oh my goodness I’ve been looking for this show! Ultraman & Godzilla two of my favorite shows to watch. Thanks for posting! 😊
Coolest uniforms ever!!... And those blue blazers..... 😊
Thank you whomever you are mysterious hero for uploading this. ☺️
My pleasure
That Special presentation I haven’t seen that since I was a kid that was cool!
Oh my goodness……..that was my show!
I sampled some music and sound fx before too…..shhhhh
glad you liked it :)
thanks man, with the release of NEW series of Ultraman on Netflix, it's good for people to know where the show came from and the challenges it faced staying afloat for it's time. they were really collecting bottles to pay actors and make sets. GOD BLESS all those people, and of course EVERYONE IN THE UNIVERSE too rite. LOVE the old T.V. background.. takes me back lol
I always wanted a Beta-capsule as a kid. That’s the thing Hayata would hold up to become Ultra man.
I used to take one of the old Bic Pens with the press button. I had one that was orange and white, and I used to hold it up in the air and press the button as I pretended to become Ultraman. Also, I made a Science Patrol radio pin out of cardboard, and I used to wear it outside and pretend to talk to the rest of the Science Patrol. They were good times!
SHOWATCH!!!😊
Every Saturday morning, 7:00am...this kicked off the whole Saturday morning cartoon run for me!
I like the special intro.
This brings back memories of my childhood especially racing to get home after school to watch Ultra Man 🥹☺️🙏
I've got this in original Japanese with English subtitles. It's cool.
Same here, the collection from Golden Media Group with interviews with the voice actors-Peter Fernandez, Corinne Orr, and Earle Hammond.
I remember this from childhood! It has a very Gerry Anderson vibe to it, like if UFO had kaiju! And I saw some phones like in The Prisoner, too! 😊 I loved watching it on the occasional Sunday morning when we didn't go to church for some reason. I wish it had aired on Saturdays instead, so I could have watched them all!
My Dudes, when I was a kid I found an old microphone in a box in the basement and I totally thought I found the Beta Capsule.
Maravilloso y de Culto 🇯🇵💪⚡
🎉🎉🎉
Bless you for this
My first watch of the original!! ❤️❤️
Eto siguro ung pinaka unang Ultraman nong Araw. Napaka Ganda ng palabas nato. Maraming salamat sa pag upload nito.
It's nice seeing the boomers coming out and getting high on nostalgia. They were the first generation of monster kids, glad to seem them still out here watching Ultraman. I know if I make it another 30-40 years I'll definitely still be impulse clicking legally grey Showa 30's monster uploads. I hope Tsuburaya doesn't fuck with this upload too hard, it seems to be doing a lot of good.
But then again they have money so they can just buy it anwyas.
There is something about the Japanese science fiction movie from this period.
Brill rad yeah boi
ultraman.....right up there with space giants
After school 3:30 in the afternoon after Ultraman came Astro Boy simply loved it
I could die from an over-dose of nostalgia watching this! so many great memories of my childhood during the 1970's. only later, as an adult, did I come to know that there were several seasons of Ultraman, as well as different iterations of Ultraman with different characters in the Science Patrol. I'm only familiar with the original season and characters. Shin Ultraman (2022) hits you right in the nostalgia feels too, with an updated version of the Science Patrol: the SSSP.
oh, yeah. my older sister had such a crush on Hiata, it was comical!
Shin Ultraman was great! The retro opening that had the Ultra Q monsters, and the use of the classic Ultraman music when he fought the first couple of retro monsters. There was something for everyone old and new. It was well worth the rental price, and when it comes out on Blu-Ray, one of those discs is mine!
When the phone rang, it sounded like Ghidorah lol 😂
it is....TSUBURAYA was responsible for creating those kaiju for TOHO so they allowed them to use sounds and costumes
Tell you what...back about 72 or 73 my Parents were one of the first in our neighborhood to get cable. They loved the Movie Channel, but my favorite was Channel 20 in Washington DC. First time I saw Speed Racer, Kimba, Wonderrama and Ultra Man. Anybody remember Count Gore De Vol? Memories oh my goodness 😌
t I'm on the East Coast, I have heard of Count Gore De Vol though.
Our horror hosts were "The Creep" (Creature Features WNEW 5 NY) Zacherley (Chiller Theater WPIX 11) Creature Double Feature (WKBS 48 Philadelphia) and Fright Night (WOR 9 NY) We also had Wonderama on WNEW 5 as well. Long Live Bob McAllister!
The Hiyata Ultraman series was broadcast on Friday night in Hong Kong during the late 60. Parents denied children from watching the show was then a great and effective punishment.
In the late 70s I lived on treasure Island naval base in the Bay Area, moved from there when I was 5. I clearly remember watching a show with a goofy dude hosting….i think his name was Captain Cosmos. I used to watch ultra man, Goldar, Silvar and Gam….cant remember the real name of that one. Godzilla, Johnny sockos flying robot….this stuff is still the bomb!!! 😂
The Space Giants - they also transformed into rockets and the bad guy was Rodak
Just a quick question for you WPHL 17 guys and gals like me-do any of you remember a Friday or Saturday night horror show called "Nightmare Theater"? It opened up with this weird music with a heartbeat in the background, and everything looked reddish on screen. It was on sometimes as an alternative to Dr. Shock, who was honored with a special after he passed in 1977. I remember it well. Thanks for letting me ask!
I have the Baltan laugh as my ring tone, and it creeps most people out when they hear it.
I remember being on blotter in junior high and watching this and thinking my God.
❤
Don't tell Trixie I was partying at the lake 8:56
My dad used to have me watch the show and tell him when the fights began.
Popcorn and asahi ready....🍺😂
Oh yeah Jhonny Socko, Marine boy, Speed Racer. Does anyone remember Gigantor or Kimba the white lion?
I do. I watched Kimba on WPIX 11 and Gigantor on WOR 9 (both New York stations.) Also, if no one has heard, PLUTO TV has a Japanese channel called "TokuSHOUTsu". It's a channel from Shout! Factory TV that specializes in Ultraman and other retro Tokusatsu series.
Episodi 1 base phone ring sound Is King Ghidirah hiss!
The English version of the theme, sounds like it's from Beach Blanket Bingo.
"Pacific Rim" was what Ultra Man and Power Rangers would have been if their budgets had been $250 Million and not $250.
3:53:22 somebody saw to godzilla? these "dinosaur" has atomic breath!!
Mi niñez en Chile
Can you put it on tubi
Ultraman is already on Tubi, and it's in Japanese with English subtitles.
Strange to see "adults" in this series. I thought only 7 year olds could save Japan.
lol, only in gamera movies
@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel LOL!!! Right after the goofy theme song where they wave to Gamera and he roars back at them during his fly-by. Not to mention the kids yelling in dubbed voices so high they could shatter glass....
why is her tie longer?
Good question..also, why do all the male members' ties stick out straight whenever Fuji enters the room?
It's funny but the first monster just like the rest of them has different aka Alternatives of his name i don't know why they just don't stick with the original It's less confusing# just like some Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z/Super characters.
Bootleg Godzilla 😂😂
Lame english version of the music theme. In japanese is way better.
They sound so white
funny enough, the dub actors are the same people who did the Original Speed Racer voiceover
@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel why am i not surprised. I also used the watch that. Thanks for posting these things they make for really nice viewing nights.
@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel Corinne Orr and Peter Fernandez and Earle Hammond.
Sweet ! Never noticed the cheesy ties the science guys are wearing before. Awful
I remember watching this on channel 44 1977-1980
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