Hey Look! It's The Worst Shazam - Caravan Of Garbage
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- There's been multiple incarnations of Shazam or Captain Marvel leading up to the 2019 version. There was a 1970's series that in many ways was ahead of it's time. But more accurately it's bad.
SUBSCRIBE HERE ►► bit.ly/1IQB3kh
Forgotten MCU Characters ► bit.ly/2WGoxMr
Not The Real Tony Stark? ► bit.ly/2Jv6ery
Extended Audio Edition ► bit.ly/2VeeDRW
Edited by Matt ► / resdolph
Twitter ► / mrsundaymovies
Facebook ► / mrsundaymovies
Patreon ► / mrsundaymovies
T-Shirts/Merch ► www.teepublic....
The Weekly Planet iTunes ► itunes.apple.c...
The Weekly Planet TH-cam ► goo.gl/1ZQFGH
The Weekly Planet Direct Download ► omny.fm/shows/...
I love what they considered well built in the 70s. Like this Shazam dude is kind of like an ordinary to slightly in shape bloke.
I noticed that while watching Dr. No. Sean Connery was in a totally average shape but he stood there like Hercules.
Totally a "Standard Man" as James and Maso would say.
And he looks exactly like Zack efron
A kid with the power to transform goes on a roadtrip with an old man in his RV to fight crime and impart moral lessons? Ben 10 stole this show's... thunder... ok I'll leave
Magickid I immediately thought of Ben 10 my 3 year old loves it
😭😭 first thought that came to mind was Ben 10
@@craigoneill2216 please tell me your 3year old is watching og ben 10 because the new ben 10 is atrocious.
@@deroytanaka shitt, the original series was so good watched them well into college. Saw what they did to it just today, and i couldnt agree more with your comment. What the actual hell.
deroytanaka sadly no but he does watch the original x men cartoon
I think they created this show just to justify buying the RV, personally
They should of just done something along the lines of RV staring Robin William's but they were NERRRRDS
Black Adam in this show would probably just be an African American real estate mogul named Adam.
@@jessejive117 r/iamverysmart
Jesse Collins that’s a whole lot of yikes.
@@jessejive117 nevwr have i seen a comment where the guy sounded both smart and confused on what he was saying in my entire life...
Is that suppose to be funny or are trying to conjure up what life was like in the 70's?
Jesse Collins thank you! I hate when they do that, they’re from Africa Not America
I definitely feel bad for anyone named Isis these days. They must feel like all the Adolfs felt in the 40s.
I knew a kid named Osama back in the day. His parents legally changed his name a couple of months after 9/11
They really shouldn't, the actual organizations acronym is DAESCH, stupid news outlets call them Isis because they love sensationalism
Shabab Haider hahahaha
@1993DJC why don't they just go by Izzy? Seems like a fine compromise.
@cunny funt based
So he rides around in that rv and they don't call it the shaVAN
Sorry I will see myself out
(Thanks for all the likes did not think this would get that many)
Dont apologise for mining pure gold
nice
Quick! To the ShaVan!
Brilliant. What a missed opportunity...a shame really.
I also feel like that alone would have taken the show to 6 seasons. Imagine the toy sales of that van.
Quality joke right there. Thumbs up my friend.
My uncle was the recast Captain Marvel. I felt like I was a pretty big deal to be related to a superhero at 6-7 years old.
I know John Davey!
I love this super wholesome comment.
I grew up in the 70's, I watched this show as well as Isis when it first aired(You think this is bad, watch Electro Woman and Dyno Girl), And nobody locked their car doors in the 70's, but they did take their car keys with them.( the spare keys were kept in a magnetic box under the bumper, that said "keys" or "spare")
Man, this early version of Breaking Bad looks rough.
Oh *wow* this needs more likes!
*JESSE*
Turn into captain marvel
@@jacob791 Jesse quickly! We have to stop them from taking the trademark to captain marvel!
"Now say my name."
"Shazam?"
"NO YOU IDIOT ITS CAPTAIN MARVEL!"
THIS IS MY PRIVATE DOMICILE AND I WILL NOT BE HARASSED.
BITCH!
I hadn’t heard about this show until my dad watched the Shazam trailer and said, “You know they’re making a Shazam movie? I used to watch the show!” and I was like “What?” Well now I know...now, I know.
I grew up in rural midwest of the USA. We didn't lock our houses or cars. We left the keys in our cars, not only when we parked at home, but when we went to town. It wasn't until the late 90s that we started to take our keys out of our cars. Just last week was the first time I ever had a friend get their car stolen (from a secured hospital parking lot, no less).
I remember living in an apartment during those times & leaving my door wide open when leaving & lot of times not locking the door.
It was always a bad idea to leave things open/unlocked... It's only recently that you've been seeing the natural consequences of said bad idea.
@@cpaliulis I disagree. If you feel the need to lock things it is because you don't have trust. Not only did we trust our neighbors, we trusted our community. I now live in a secure building with a secured underground parking lot in DC and in 1 year had my car broken into 3x (2 by the same guy for sure). A lock on anything, by the way is a complete false sense of security.
@@rev68 I'd like to respectfully rebut your statement.
That's a nice sentiment... But I'd like to point out that while a lock CAN be busted, it is still better than "trust". Trust can, and often is, based on faulty reasoning, or manipulation from someone who knows how to exploit people's natural tendencies. Politicians and advertisers exploit people's sense of "trust" all the time. That's undeniable, no matter what side of the political spectrum you come from.
You also can never be sure of what's inside another person's mind, because there is no evidence that anyone can read anyone else's mind, and a ton of evidence to the contrary. You can't ever be totally sure of anyone else's intentions. You can, however, take steps to protect yourself and your belongings. A lock isn't perfect, but it's WAAAAY better than super faulty "trust."
Trust is the REAL false sense of security.
@@rev68 I'd like to know how I'm wrong. Please let me know if you have evidence that I am.
For me in the 70s, The Shazam/Isis Hour was the live-action lead-in to American Bandstand, after a morning of cartoons.
I watched it every Saturday for all three seasons and it was the cherry on top of my Saturday morning cartoon sundae.
The character of Isis is now on Legends of Tomorrow, but they don't call her "Isis" for obvious reasons.
Brandon Allen out of curiosity what is her renaming
@@fancy0wl160 They just call her by her name, Zari. A Muslim American superheroine.
@@VunderGuy That's not nice.
They should call her Iset...
Well she will eventually get a teammate of German descent called Adolf...
Yes, leaving your keys accessible was a totally normal thing in the 70s and even 80s.
God I'm old.
The funny thing was that crime rates were actually WAY HIGHER then than they are today. But everyone out in the country figured the crime was all in the cities (whether that was true or not).
i'm old too, but we did not do that in New York back then, and were surprised when we found out that people in other parts of the country did that
When I joined the Air Force, I obviously met a lot of people from different parts of the country.
A friend from my unit who grew up in Arkansas would not only NOT lock his car, but would toss his keys on driver seat in play view.
This was the year 2007.
Homer’s Iliad had a mentor type character named Mentor.
Given the Greek theme of 5/6 of Shazam’s helpers, I’d bet that’s what they were alluding to here.
That seems too smart for what this show seems to be.
Dear James and Maso, please do every episode so we can experience your slow descent into madness as you constantly ask yourselves why anyone would have thought making this show was a good idea. Sincerely, Everyone
"because it was the 70's, man!"
2Sam2 everything is a good idea when your high in the 70s
One of the delinquents from the pilot was played by Barry Miller, who starred in Fame, The Chosen, & Peggy Sue Got Married. Another episode’s troubled youth grew up to be Rorschach...
And then he was a troubled adult guy wearing a metamorphic ink blot mask and noir detective clothing
Showing my age, but man, this is one of those Saturday Morning "Hour of Power" shows that I couldn't wait for when I was about seven years old. As bad as it was/is, this is what we had back then and I (for one) looked forward to it. Isn't that a shame? Ha
The man driving the pile of bricks is one of the brilliant details that proves why these videos should win all the awards for best editing.
I like that all the pre-teen ne’er-do-wells have matching jackets. Very tough.
This probably won't be that funny.
He has a mentor named mentor.
Nevermind.
I have a doberman, and for whatever reason I looked up "dobermans in movies" and came across a fantastically hilarious clip from a 70s movie called "The Doberman Gang"
Let's just say it involves a gang of dobermans, controlled by dog whistles, who rob a bank...
DO THIS FOR CARAVAN OF GARBAGE!
Its absurd
Brandon G I just saw...whatever the hell that was...it was interesting not going to lie XD
It is confirmed you can leave car keys in the ignition, my uncle used to boast that back in the day.
Never locked the house. That's what dogs were for. Nobody was going to just randomly stick their heads in.
Rommel ASUNCION Funny not funny story but back in the 70s a guy from my station got his car stolen because he left his keys in it while running a fire call
Left the keys in the ignition, because the gas shortage back then no one wanted to drive
That’s still fucking stupid because it defeats the purpose of having a key in the first place. I call bullshit on this “good ol’ days” because all it shows is that people in the 70s were idiots. (I mean no disrespect to your or your uncle, just making an observation on the fact that cars had keys and people used to leave them unlocked as if to not understand the purpose for having a key.)
@@andrewjpalla I'm sure people in larger cities locked their car. It's just a matter of crime rates and habit. To this day I rarely lock my home where I live, just eh.
Ben 10 was 100% inspired by this
No it wasnt. Have you not seen Man of Action interviews?
Looking at this brings back great memories! Can you do an episode on The Six Million Dollar Man or The Bionic Woman?!? They had Bigfoot show up in some of the episodes!!! I think the rural locations used in those series look the same as the ones used in Shazam. Especially when they are running!!!
Endgame special look is here... pull out another breakdown in 2 hours you can do this james even without your gallbladder
Bhushan S. Put him in the raft!
Bhushan S. You mean even with TWO gallbladders
In 1974 I was 5 years old, and I watched it throughout the 70s. This show meant a lot to me.
Ok so the DC streaming app did a restoration of the whole series and something that's not included on the DVD release is a section before the credits where Captain Marvel comes on and spells out the lesson of the episode
Huh. I wonder why it's not on the DVD? Must be a different distributor using an older version.
@@ThreadBomb apparently this is the first time they've been seen since the first broadcast of the episodes. I guess on reruns they cut them for time?
Tv shows being sped up or edited for syndication was fairly common back in the day. When Scooby Doo was re aired it was sped up. It actually caused them to almost recast the voice of Fred for Scooby Doo on zombie island because his voice actors proformance didn't match the sped up version from the re airing. They eventually checked the masters and realized he could still do the voice after all.
Take a look at The Secrets of Isis mentioned by Mason. I own my father's complete series of Isis, and if you loved Shazam you'll love that. Definitely watch the episode where she has to protect children in the woods, I think it had something to do with Bigfoot and she has to fight a bear and the bear will astound you
"It's TV's Michael Gray!"
nowadays I can't even leave the keys in my car without it getting mad at me
I actually work at NBC Universal in their quality control department, and trust me, this isn’t the only he worst thing these people have made. There is another show set in the same universe that was called “The Legend of Isis”. It hasn’t exactly aged well
"He's got five Greeks and an Israelite in him."
Sounds like you watched the wrong VHS rip of this episode.
It's like the opening of Clerks! Billy Batson turns up, stoned, with a silent heterosexual life mate and transforms using Snoogans instead of Shazam
Anyone who knows Hamlet knows that that quote comes from the most condescending speech ever, so they even did Hamlet wrong lmao
I remember watching this on Saturday mornings, I’m old. 😭
Its Kidda similar to this I guess but you guys should talk about the 1978 Doctor Strange movie
I love how the show has old Mentor in a tree at around 16:56..and it looks as though he’s mentoring..
The flying scenes where you only see the front half of him were accomplished by strapping the actor to a diving board attached to a truck. That was in a TV Guide article in 1975 or so..
I remember this show. I wasn't really that into it probably because I was a bit younger than it's target audience. Looking at it now I do love to see all of the beautiful cars when they were brand new. And on that subject, yes, a lot of people left their keys in their vehicles and thought nothing of leaving everything open and unlocked, including their homes.
My great uncle left his truck unlocked with the keys in the ignition until his death in 2017
F for uncle
Please react to either Kingdom Hearts or the Marvel Anime
OMG! YES! I'm playing KH 1&2, again, before I jump into KH3 (my 3yo son loves KH so that's why I'm going back).
@@magnamic5614 my friend you could enjoy KH at any age and you would still have 100% of my respect
SoyChaii Latte,
Thanks! And you’re so right, KH can be enjoyed at any age. I know it’s going to take some time before I get to KH3 but I like to enjoy things as long as I can. Plus KH3 took so damn long to come out that I don’t mind waiting another month or two.
Kingdom hearts isnt garbage though!
@@IDKAWD Caravan of Garbage is necessarily about them reviewing garbage. It's about them seeing if something is garbage. It doesn't happen often but sometimes they find things that they consider to be good.
Me, an intellectual: Actually it’s 2 Gods, 2 demigods, a Titan and a King
Technically, one of those demigods later became a god, and Titans are, to my understanding, just another type of god from an earlier generation.
Titans are essentially a subspecies of gods, so while all titans are gods, not all gods are titans.
Back in the 70s people left their keys in their cars , especially in small towns because people trusted eachother a lot.
What an amazing time when this kinda stuff got 3 seasons
Back when there were three channels and one of them supported Isis
@@claytonandres1194 more like Russia
Used to watch that show in the 70s. Always made me laugh that Billy Batson was only like 5 years younger than the guy playing Captain Marvel
I like the little flowers on Shazam's cape
Ah, Saturday morning, as the cartoons fade from animation to live action shows. It brings be back to my childhood watching this. I have to wonder if you do a later show: Isis, about a teacher with a magic amulet. They even did an Isis/Captain Marvel crossover or two.
(1) Why is the advice of the gods so vague? I like to think it's like Xanadu, where Zeus is saying, "Wait... that forever? Or never? I tend to get those confused." Clearly god vision gets a little trippy. Plus, Billy looks beyond time and space to when his heroes are together, and it's always their poker night, and they've already knocked back a whole lot of ambrosia.
(2) This occurred to me when you were asking why Mentor couldn't possibly catch up to the kids a second time. Why not, when he did the first time? I choose to thing it's because he was high. It was the 70's. He finally found a supplier in this little suburban town. Off screen scene later... and now the kids are stealing another car and that would just harsh his buzz way too much.
I HATED that when shows would do that title sequence commercials then credits thing back in the day lol always ticked me off
Do the episode of an old fantastic four going up against magneto
You've got to do No Retreat No Surrender with Jean Claude Van Damme
I turned 19 in 1974 and saw PART of the first episode, turned it off and never watched again.
“TVs Michael Gray” Thank you Sterling Archer fur turning me on to this train wreck
I lived in a tiny town in Maine for a couple years and would leave my keys in the ignition. Everyone would. Once in awhile I’d come out of the bar at night and one of my friends would have moved my car around the corner, but my reaction was never “oh no!”, it just got a laugh out of me because no part of me assumed it had been stolen.
Geez 23 years old?!?! Why did people all look so old in the 70s/80s (whenever this is from.)
Andrew Palla probably because he already had 3 kids and a mortgage 😂
All the drugs.
Whiskey, cigars and ol steak with milk.
Still hoping for that Shazam!/Master Ninja crossover. Battle of the RVs!
In the 70's in suburbs they left their keys in the vehicles. Now cities are a different story since murder and crime was at an all time high in 73 I think.
You have to remember that at the time, this was it when it came to superhero tv shows or movies. So I used to love it as a kid, even though looking back it is terrible. But that's nostalgia for you!
This was actually garbage but you guys made it entertaining...as always.
Also, I ALWAYS listen to the extended audio version on my drive home and try to figure out where the extended point starts.
Wow, this show was worse than I thought. And hey, why not react to the Captain Marvel serial from the 1940s?
Yes, where he had the actual origin and did actual super things.
We're asking for you to do another episode of this series!
"I have all these episodes!"
OH GOD WHY?
I loved this sow as a kid. You guys are defiling my childhood! Every kid I knew wanted that bitchin Winabego.
I remember leaving the windows down in our cars, but we took the keys inside with us, because the house key was on the same keyring.
So like... nobody noticed that the car which ended up at the junkyard was stolen? Whoever owned that car must have been very upset.
I very well may have laughed more from this Caravan of Garbage than any other episode. Bravo, boys.
Drives around with a mentor in a mobile home, and transforms using powers from various sources... Yep, it's Ben 10.
Garbage comes in many forms this is one of them
So is Punisher War Zone just watched it for the first time last night and my god is it so much worse then I ever thought it would be. But at least it was the type of bad that is fun to watch. Like I think the casting of Frank was good same with Micro but other then that it was just bad. Like the effects were so terrible. Makeup for Jigsaw was pretty cool but his character was cheesy and over the top but nowhere near as bad as his second in command. He had such terrible dialogue such as using an axe while questioning someone and saying "Hey I Axed you a question". Writing was so laughable like the two of them had murdered so many people yet all because they set up a deal to sell some chemical weapon to Russians the DEA struck a deal that if they did the deal so they could bust the Russians that they would let the two of them just go free with all chargers being dropped. And the DEA agent who accepted the deal wasn't even dirty and everyone agreed it was the right deal to make.
Ironic
I would love a callback to this hilarious piece of garbage! Can we get another episode?!
I asked my father who grew up in the 70’s and yeah 100% they would just leave they keys in the ignition and walk away. Crazy
1:26 "What you do, is you get Billy and "Mentor" to just drive around in a mobile home--From nowhere town, to nowhere town."
Okay, cool. So it's like Ben 10?
People were WAY too trusting in the 1970s. Also, A/C was a luxury.
In rural Ohio, we still leave the keys in the car when we go to the market.
Hey Look! It’s the best TH-cam channel ever! Mr. Sunday Movies and Mason always make my day better... for 10-15 minutes...
John Vigne thirst trap
Ppl still leave their keys in the car with it running down south to this day lol
"Aahhhh I'm falling at a forty-five degree angle, breaking all the laws of physiiiiiics!!"
Trivia about the mentor named Mentor thing... the word 'mentor' literally comes from the ancient Greek epic poem 'The Odyssey' - in the story there's an older man named 'Mentor' who acts as a surrogate father/teacher figure to one of the main characters.
8:26 OMG I want to time travel to the 70's and do a CB radio podcast.
We had a CB radio in the nineties, and we would fuck with the people on the other end.
Yes, in America back in the day, people would leave their keys in the car and the front doors to their homes unlocked. It's why insurance companies always ask/check to see if the doors were locked before processing a claim.
Is "What's the narrative of this particular pilot?" the new "What do you think the story was, Mason?"
I dunno. Those crappy 70s shows still have a unique charm. Simple, naive, colorful - perfect comfort viewing.
This played with Saturday Morning Cartoons. I loved it when I was five years old.
I distinctly remember my dad putting a spare house key under the door mat in the 80s. Madness.
That's Barry Miller in the first episode from Saturday Night Fever, Last Temptation of Christ, Fame and Peggy Sue Got Married amoung others.
That curly haired kid is the same guy that fell off the bridge in Saturday Night Fever. His girlfriend liked the taste of Communion Wafers.
Shazam "flying" gives me Pumaman flashbacks.
I grew up in rural Connecticut in the 90s and that leaving your keys in an open car thing that was still going on then
In the early 2000’s DC introduced the character of Isis into their continuity. She’s Black Adam’s girlfriend who temporarily turns him into a benevolent savior... until she dies and he starts wrecking everyone’s shit again.
Just before the end credits is supposed to be a public service message by our hero. You know, the "lesson learned for the day." That's why there's the commercial break before the end credits.
I grew up watching this and shows like it on Saturday mornings. This was cool for a kid in the 70's.
i still have yet to see captain marvel, the actual captain marvel and avengers endgame. so i am very excited to go see those. cinema's gonna get a ton of money over the next month
Yes, leaving your car unlocked, windows down, and keys in the ignition was definitely a thing in the 70s.
My dad would leave his keys in the visor in the 70s. Blew my mind. No seatbelts and easy theft.
Hey Mentor, Hannibal Smith of the A-Team called. He wants his jacket back.
When I was a little kid, in the late 80’s, I remember seeing public service announcements warning people not to leave their keys in the car. I don’t know why they showed these PSA’s during children’s cartoons, and I don’t know if the fact that the PSA’s existed means there was actually a problem with cars getting stolen because drivers had no concept of security or privacy. But the fact that they existed means that someone in charge thought there was a problem with people leaving their keys in the car.
"What happend?! Who's that guy?! Why am I doing my job at all?! There's a maniac loose!!!"
God this is the best channel on TH-cam. Always amazing.
Those kids just needed a car to go get tickets to the Aerosmith concert. Shazam just totally ruined the last day of school.
People definitely left the keys in their cars,often running...still happens here in the US..mostly small southern towns
so my dad used to watch this show as a kid. i asked him what he thought of the new Shazam movie just from looking at the trailers... he said it looks dumb. little does he know its probably gonna be the best movie in the "DCEU"
One of the delinquents was Barry Miller, a pretty fine actor in movies like "Saturday Night Fever", and "Fame". More recently he starred on "Ally McBeal".
fun little fact about this, I went to a local comic con and I got to meet the actor for Shazam guy....