The Tragic History of The Misfits of Science (1985)
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- Join us as we delve into the tragic history of 'The Misfits of Science,' the short-lived science fiction television series that aired on NBC in 1985. Follow the stories of a group of superheroes with extraordinary abilities, played by actors such as Courtney Cox, Kevin Peter Hall, and Billy Warrick, as they use their powers to solve problems and protect the world.
From its place in the pantheon of science fiction on TV to its ultimately untimely end, we'll explore the history of this groundbreaking show and its enduring legacy. Don't miss this chance to learn more about the Misfits of Science and the impact they had on the world of superhero storytelling.
Tune in now and discover the hidden history of this forgotten gem.
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This was one of a handful of shows that I loved as a kid, even though I barely got to know them. Misfits of Science. Manimal. Street Hawk. Other World. All of them were definitely "Too weird to live, and too rare to die."
❤
Manimal was awesome!
Being a kid in the 80's, shows like these were bitter sweet. I loved them so much and they had a big impact on me, but it always made me sad when they were cancelled. However, I was too young to understand the concept. As far as I knew, they just disappeared from television and I didn't know why. How could such a cool show like this not be on tv anymore? I would religiously check the schedule for weeks to see if it was coming back, but ultimately gave up when the next short lived, far out show caught my attention, only to repeat the process all over again when it too was cancelled. Sorry to be a downer, but such was life for an 80's kid.
Automan
Manimal
@@jaynycha1705 His hands turned into feet.
When he turned into a hawk, his hands became feet.
Otherwise, 10/10, no notes.
Hardly an 80's phenomenon. I'm still seething over the cancellations of The Last Man On Earth, and Kevin (Probably) Saves the World! Among many others. That's why I don't even really watch TV anymore. Constant disappointment.
Werewolf
Automan
Manimal
Nighthawk
The Wizard
The Greatest American Hero
The 80s was a great time for TV.
You have no idea how much I loved this show as a kid... it was my gate way to the X-men.
This show, Sledgehammer, and Max Headroom were my go tos back in the day.
Sledgehammer was the first cop show that I remember watching.
Sledge Hammer was one the funniest series I've ever seen... Good old days!
"Trust me I know what I'm doing."
So which show came first sledgehammer or police squad?!
I think sledgehammer tended to be a little bit if just slightly more serious than the just non-stop jokes of police squad so maybe that's something.
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu police squad came first.
This show was ,essentially, my first exposure to super heroes that weren't Spider Man. Now,at 41,I still remember the heroes that started it all, for me. Thanks for the walk down memory lane. 😁
Same! Had not seen the show for over 30 years yet still remembered all the characters and most of the pilot episode. Kids today are missing out.
Same here. I still think about this show sometimes.
Not be the old man, but kids will never understand how starved we were for live action superhero content. The misfits of science, the flash, even freaking nightman.
@@OlneyYouthMinister Kinda cool how the old Flash actor got cast as the dad of Barry in the new series though.
@@thelaughingrouge That was great! Also technically they've made the old Flash show canon as well so I mixed it in with my Arrowverse rewatch.
That OJ line in the commercial really aged well ! 🤣
They edited that line, it used to be: "He's got more juice in him than OJ Simpson, and when he cuts loose, like cutting loose the throats of OJ's ex-wife and her waiter friend, he'll blow you away and you'll be dead, like OJ's ex-wife and her waiter friend will be."
But they had to cut it for time. Who knew huh?
Aged well until 1994. 🤣
@@dark4209 then he was hoping over fences like airport seats in those Avis commercials 🤣
I was thinking the same thing. Also, the ford Bronco is back, not sure if you can buy a white one from the dealer.
@@shaider1982 they originally had the new reveal (with a white Bronco) set for the date of OJ’s birthday 🎂 (they said by coincidence) and had to delay it due to outrage. 🤔🤣
Lol that Misfits of Science logo in the commercial looks an awful lot like the Masters of the Universe logo. Maybe not a coincidence that Courtney Cox was in this and the MotU film?!? Follow-the-money!
@Andoc I noticed that also.
Don't forget the VO that says he has "more juice than OJ Simpson" - it was a simpler time
I absolutely LOVED this short-lived show, Thanks for showing it some love man! It's the Buckaroo Banzai of TV programs; so underrated!
I can still remember the theme song. Cheesy but catchy tune.
Same! This series was so great for it's time!
You watch now you’ll hate it.
@@sendmail7426 Not a chance...........
@@METALHEAD550 if that was actually true then you’re the 1% that still likes shows from their childhood
For years I thought my memories of this show was just some kind of fever dream. I am so glad there are others who loved this show.
This show, Knight Rider, Airwolf, Greatest American Hero...etc were my favourite shows as a kid. They may not have aged well, but I wish that there are still more shows like this, rather than most of the Reality TV Crap that is on nowadays. And I loved the pumped up part of the theme song too.
Don't forget about Nighthawk
The A-Team 😎
@@Proud-Ally Fall guy, Hill Street Blues, Riptide, Hiway To Heaven, Amazing Stories, Manimal and Magnum P.I.
I love how this show is constantly tongue-in-cheek, but it's never meanspirited and always manages to come off respectful of even the most obscure properties and their fans.
This show had such a impact on me as a kid that I have stronger memories of it than shows that we’re on the air 4 times as long.
Here’s another show for ya, the 1986 series “The Wizard.”
Yes, I remember the wizard too
The powers of matthew star. Remember that one? I looked up the Wizard and I barely remember the intro. But back then, from Tales of the gold monkey to The Voyagers, there was so much great 80's cheese.
@@doro626 Yep and I remember them all. How about Wizards and Warriors, Otherworld, Masquerade?
@@doro626 Wasn't Lou Gossett Jr in that as the kids body guard? I remember one episode when a android assassin was sent after him. Think it blew up when it fell into a swimming pool. Lol! Good times!
@@Jason_Bryant Yep remember that one too. Electronic theme song still in my head after all these decades. I remember a crossover episode between non-hit show, Whiz Kids and hit show, Simon & Simon - one of the first of its kind.
"Those wild and crazy scientific guys!" I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one who remembers this short-lived series fondly.
Blast from the past, man haven't thought about this show in over 30 years. Thanks for the memories
Mann dont care what anyone says THIS SHOW KICKED AZZZ!!!!
Same.👍
OMG the memories of this show....always talked about it to people and always got a puzzled look back from them lol. Had no idea so much tragedy hit a third of the cast/creative team
Even though it wasn't on the air for very long, and even though I didn't see many episodes, Misfits of Science made quite an impression on me, and that's why I remember it to this day. I think there was a fad or trend around the mid-80s regarding the science aspect of science fiction. There were shows like Whiz Kids, Probe, MacGuyver and of course this one, along with movies like Back to the Future, My Science Project, Wierd Science and Real Genius that had a science theme to them.
Probe! My god, I remember that. So cool.
@@crabbieappleton Amen! It was a novel approach to murder mysteries. I mean William Link one of the creators of Columbo & Issac Asamov? It worked for me with Austin James' character. I think the series was ahead of its' time with detectives like Monk and Bobby Goran from L&O CI
You can find all the episodes of Probe here on TH-cam. I remembered the frozen rose thing forever, but couldn’t remember the name of the show. It took quite a bit of searching to find it.
You didn't mention the amazing theme song to this show written by the late, great
Basil Poledouris! It's the only song on the iTunes account on my current phone. Occasionally, a butt-dial will start it at random times, like how it did yesterday at the post office when my earbuds were dead. Slightly embarrassing.
The original theme - with the piano intro - is available on iTunes?!
@@TravDadGamer Nah, it's an extended version but without the Bobby Short piano intro. It was originally released on a compilation CD of Basil Poledouris' stuff, so perhaps they couldn't get the rights for the Short intro. It's on TH-cam here: th-cam.com/video/bjq-LAqakHw/w-d-xo.html
Poledouris was so underrated.
His many scores for Verhoeven are legendary and his 2 scores for the Conan films with Schwarzy are genuine masterpieces!
I remember this show! I loved it! Sad it really never took off.
Only October 1st and Dan has ALL the jack o' lanterns.
Thank Mrs Toy Galaxy!
Another spin off channel in the works? Toy Galaxy: Holiday Decor. “Hi I’m Dan Larson, and this is the history of bubble lights. Bubble lights were a favorite fire hazard of the late 70s and early 80s consisting of that rare combination of electricity and liquid...”
@@TheBertLocker I'd watch it.
@@SecretGalaxyTV Thank You Mrs Toy Galaxy.
This was a great show. It remains one of the best examples of Kevin Peter Hall's abilities as an actor outside of massive makeup. I remembered him from this and always had a fond spot in my heart for Predator and harry and the Henderson's because of who was behind the makeup.
Fun story. Mickey Jones would go on to have a recurring role on Home Improvement as Pete Bilker, one of the construction workers Tim was always bringing on. I didn't remember him being on Misfits until watching this.
This was my favorite show as a kid! I was so upset when it was cancelled!
When the Sci-Fi Channel was in its first few years in the mid 90’s, MoS was on in the afternoons. And I was pretty psyched. It was the first time I’d gotten to see the show again since it first broadcasted in the 80’s.
Man, this episode went from silly and fun, to dark and tragic, to hopeful and uplifting in the span of a few minutes.
"Los científicos rebeldes" Mi brother Carlos (R.I.P) in my 6 birthday introduced me to one of our favorites shows in the 80's, never forget it.
I haven't stopped thinking about this show since I was a kid. Not sure it aged well tho. 😂 👌 Great vid! 👍
It didn’t age too badly. I saw them on TH-cam a few years ago. It’s one of the few shows from my youth I’ve revisited that I’ve actually watched all of.
With ya, Phillip. Wow! I loved Misfits. My goal in life was to be cool as B-Man. I failed so, so hard.
It ahead better than a lot.
Me too, Philip. This was my favorite TV show at the time--totally captured my imagination. I was gutted when I learned it was cancelled.
It aged terribly, I loved it as a kid, it is nearly unwatchable as a 41 year old
I still have the VHS of the pilot. A favorite show when I was a kid.
Let me get this straight: You're talking about an 80s show with a character named "Beef" that somewhere along the line inexplicably stops being on said show and you did NOT make a "where's the beef?" joke...
I'm so disappointed in you.
"Mr. Freeze" as I called him was never seen after the first episode.
Clara Peller.
Yeah....kinda dropped the ball there, Dan.
@@kevynhansyn2902 And we are all poorer for it. The 90’s were fascinating.
They were, but you cannot observe the 90s alone. You have to lump them with the 80s as pop culture was quite similar.
Loved this show. The series premiered a couple days after Hurricane Gloria hit. We had a blackout and all I kept thinking was "please, electricity, please come back by Friday." It did, became one of my faves
Finally. Airwolf!!!! ..... Wait a second. This isn't Airwolf at all. Damn you Daniel Tiberius Larson.
Loved this show so much. Used to watch it on a small black and white TV with my sister while my parents watched...Dallas on the big color TV.
I never thought Misfits of Science would ever be featured on this show, and I'm so glad you did! This was one of the weird shows I always caught on TV but never saw an episode in its entirety. I do remember one running gag of El having different outfits every time he shrinks down to 7 inches, including Michael Jackson's black and gold outfit.
I'm sure this show is terrible, but I loved it when I was 9. Same thing with "Sledge Hammer" that same year. There was a real dearth of decent television back then.
I literally cut the word "dearth" out of this script because I didn't think anyone knew that word existed.
Sledge Hammer was a riot, and the theme music was amazing.
Just added Sledge Hammer to the media server this week!
Sledge Hammer was basically an updated Police Squad if Frank Drebin had Dirty Harry overtones. I approve.
@@SecretGalaxyTV Next time, don't cut it out. We're SUPPOSED to look up words we don't recognize, and anyone who complains is clearly grouchy from missing nap time.
Loved this show. I think about it every time the Universal Studios tour tram went through the avalanche tunnel (Beef froze a spillway or tunnel or something so the Misfits could escape.
I used to love watching the Misfits of Science along with the Secret Powers of Matthew Star!! Both of which were great cheesy 80s gems!!you should definitely do an episode on the Secret Powers of Matthew Star next!!
It's on the list
Also in Italy the two shows were paired.
Its just "The Powers of Matthew Starr!", nothing 'Secret' about them. Lol
😂☺👍
Hell yeah, Matthew Star had Amy Steel & the guy from Friday the 13th part 4, that gets killed in the shower!!
A friend who new the shows better that me and was called The Man of Trivia had heard a rumor that the telekinetic emo girl might have been intended to be Mathew Star's sister
I was a fan of this show back in the day.. Never realised that 'L' was played by Kevin Peter Hall!
He was also on 227. He married Rose.
Perhaps a reboot where Courtney Cox's character is now the leader of a new team of Misfits?
She would have to be desperate because she has publicly stated that she hates the show. Interviewers aren't even allowed to ask her about it.
I remember watching it in The Sci-Fi Channel back when they actually showed classic sci-fi. Ready Player One fans are familiar with it, as it's mentioned in the book as one of the shows that Wade has on his personal OASIS TV channel. I honestly think this show would be prime for a reboot that can work nowadays.
I would actually like this to happen. Keep their powers the same, if only to keep things interesting. Seeing as they're not quite like Comic Book Superheroes.
If they reboot this show, you know as well as I do that it would be wokened beyond recognition... EVERY straight white men being either dumb or evil, every positive characters being persons of color, LGBT and/or "disabled" in a way or another, the main character obviously gender and/or raceswapped...
Every storylines would be an excuse for race or gender politics instead of entertainment...
The usual woke bastardisation !
Set it in the 80s and I'm in.
It could work, and Courtney Cox could come back as a cameo, or Gail's mother. Especially if the reboot played up the "alien or not" angle of her father.
I loved this show when I was a kid! Think about it every now and then. I could see a reboot with new characters and actors.
I may have been only 5 years old when this show was aired, but I've never forgotten it and loved the HELL out of it. I think it popped up on Sci-Fi a couple years ago. I wish it was on a streaming service.
Holy cow, I remember this.
I could never put together enough of the pieces to figure out the name of the snow.
*THANK YOU*
I loved this show when I was a kid. THANK YOU!
Toy Galaxy, thanks so much for making this video! "Misfits" was my favorite show when I was a kid (had a huge crush on Courteney Cox) and it's sadly fallen into obscurity! Also wanted to add that all of the episodes (including the unaired ones) were run on the Sci-Fi/SyFy channel in the early 90s, I believe on Saturday mornings. I would love to see videos on Sledge Hammer! and Brisco County Jr.! Thanks!
As a kid in the 80s we didn't watch Dallas so my parents showed us these on the main TV of two in the house. I remember us all enjoying these shows like Misfits of Science, Street Hawk and Voyagers, etc. It shows cheesiness but could totally work today. So many involved were on their way but were struck with such tragedy. RIP Misfits. 😇
I loved this show!
I thought I was the only one who remembered it!
Thought I was one of only three people who watched this show. Cool seeing Courteney Cox before she became a "friend"
Also He-man.
God i was soooo in love with her in that show :D
RSProduxx She was gorgeous! I was a huge fan of the show, too.
My clearest memory of her on the show is telekinetically suspending two jerks over the griddle at her "Burger Barn" job when they gave tainted meat to seniors as a joke.
Me too, thought I was the only one that liked this show.
I love hearing about all these shows I watched as a kid that ppl don't seem to know about, Great work Toy Galaxy.
YES! YES! I've been waiting for this. I felt like the only one who remembered this show. I bought the German version of the DVDs.
So happy to see you make a video about Misfits of Science. I loved it as a kid and for years was trying to find a way to watch it. I finally paid the money for the German 5 disc DVD set around 2014 because I saw that the English audio was on there. Since game systems and DVD players here in America wouldn’t play them because of the region, I ripped all the videos on my computer and can watch them anywhere and with any device now. Once again thanks because this show needs more attention.
5:40 I just wanted to comment on the fact that El shrunk and stepped out of the pile of clothes left behind... wearing the same clothes :D
He could have at least been shirtless with Hulk shorts
Actually, Billy gave him doll clothes that were just kind of similar in the scene. It was just cut short in the summary of characters.
I remember one episode when the doll clothes his friend was carrying were an Michael Jackson '80's costume, complete with red zipper-laden jacket and one sparkly glove.
@@CJ-ef4tg yeeeesssss i remember that tooo
Thank you for this.
I loved this show as a kid, but nobody I ever talked to about it even knew it even existed.
And I was not aware that there was a DVD Set of the show, so thanks again for the tip. I ordered it the minute this video was over. :D
You're very welcome!
I loved this show so much! I wanted all their powers. I loved the music, I loved all the characters and the stylistics of the show had finesse and charm. I was crushed when it was cancelled.
I loved this show. I have thought of it numerous times over the years. The characters drew me in back in the day.
Loved the rockin' opening theme song. Cool show for its time.
I was born and raised in Dallas, and my first and middle initials are J.R. But my parents never watched Dallas for some reason, leaving me to belatedly discover this amazing show that totally captured my kid imagination. I was unreasonably excited to see the new episodes on Friday nights, until they just stopped showing up. I was gutted to learn it was gone and not coming back. For years I would tell people about it, but nobody I ever mentioned it to had ever seen it.
I really liked "Misfits of Science" and I was part of that niche audience!
Among my favorite shows! I love you did this one!
YES!! Thank you; I’ve been waiting ages for anyone to create content based on this delightful yet short-lived property. I watched the absolute $#1% out of this show when it first aired, and caught every repeat episode until they stopped being aired too.
Snappy, cornball 80’s theme music to grab your attention, Master-of-the-Universe/Wierd Science fonts to hammer home the production value you were going to get upfront; for that matter, the show came off as a bit more Quantum Leap or AirWolf than Ghostbusters (but you are indeed correct about the niche market it was trying to target).
But what I liked about it & still remember fondly today is how it made a live-action X-men TV show seem possible (and really should be considered one of TV’s earliest attempts to realize, even if the properties were completely unrelated).
You da man Dan, keep up the good work.
Yes, yes,yes. Thanks!
My favorite show of the 1980s.
I was sad for a while when I found out that the show had been cancelled after 16 episodes.
I remember that the show did not return on NBC in the Fall of 1986 and always wondered what happened.
Thanks for talking about this lightning in a bottle series that was ahead of its time.
Much appreciated.
Thanks Dan been trying to remember the name of this show for years
I totally didn't know about this show. As you recapped it I was more and more interested in it! in the area of streaming i think a reboot of this show would really work.
In Ireland it was known as... Misfits of science.
@@Norvik_-ug3ge absolutely was shown on RTE. I've no idea if it was on ITV. BBC was ( and still is, I think) very limited in what non-british shows it was even allowed to broadcast
Darn Ireland and their incomprehensible show titles!
@@Norvik_-ug3ge Weirdly the BBC operates under a Royal Charter, completely unlike any other TV producer. It has to show British programs, made in Britain as Britishly as possible. The Charter is reviewed every 10 years, usually with some changes. Previous versions of the charter completely banned it from playing commercially produced series.
@@Norvik_-ug3ge I'm no expert, I'm basically making it up as I go.!
How do you pronounce that?
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I loved this show as a kid and was crushed when it was cancelled. I even got my mom's help to write a letter to NBC, begging them to bring it back.
Love this show, but I have been waiting for this episode for a long time. This show was the best sci fi tv show ever made. Thanks!
That's a lot of deaths from one show! Kinda sad actually.
Approaching Babylon 5 levels of cast death :-(
thanks for covering this one! I LOVED this show!
I was a kid when this aired and of course thought it was great! I remembered all the characters except for Arnold "Beef" Beifneiter. For some reason I don't recall that character at all.
I wasn’t born til the late 80s but still I’ve heard of most 80s series and watched a lot of them. Cannot believe I have never heard about this. Sounds like a neat concept. I could totally see it making a comeback if it was done correctly today
I think the remake would be called "Alpha's"... which also got the axe before its time.
"Why he's got more juice in him than OJ Simpson!"
Oh goddddd RichEvans.jpg
excessmaterial At least it wasn’t “more magic than Magic Johnson”!
Rich Evans PBUH
This show was wonderful! More character growth in one season than some shows have for their entire run!
I'll never forget my first year at Washington Junior High School (7th grade) and coming home from school every day to watch this on TV, Man, I'll be 51 in 5 days...and I really miss the 80s.............\m/
I remember this show, if you blinked you missed it but I remember it.
Their logo was He-Man's font (at least in that commercial). Courteney Cox was in the He-Man movie.
Nice! I was looking for someone to point this out.
I remember the show me and my cousin would argue who was the guy that shot the bolts from his hands
Watched it when it first aired and loved it, still do. Too bad so many of the cast have passed on, but this might be one of the few shows I'd enjoy seeing rebooted, if done with the same attitude. Great review and long live the 80s.
I always considered Alphas as the spiritual successor to Misfits. WE had two tvs back then, but I didnt control either. I could only watch, when Dallas was a rerun.
thank you for covering this. i'm crying. i love this show to this day! i was a kid back then and wanted to be just like gloria. had a huge crush on Bman.. gosh i can't believe you covered this show. no one i ever met knows about this show and i really began wondering if anyone but me and my mom even watched it. i wish it ran longer, but i am thankful for it existing in the first place.
i would love to have the shirts and jackets they wore in the show. real merchandise would be awesome!
does anyone else think evan peters looks like johnny? maybe we should start a petition for a reboot lol
I loved this show. Hows about Airwolf, Sledgehammer, or Wizards and Warriors next?
Misfits of Science with Masters of the Universe typography! Nice!
This was one of my favorite shows at the time. It was more or less lost to the mists of time. No one remembers it beyond the basic Courtney Cox trivia. Thanks for this validation of my childhood memories. Misfits of Science NEEDS a reboot!!! (this and Greatest American Hero...)
New vid !! Sweet !!
I love how you're covering all these shows. My favourite shows in the '80s were cancelled quickly due to being too niche: Misfits of Science (TV version of X-Men + Ghostbusters), Whiz Kids (TV version of War Games), Highwayman (TV version of Mad Max, sorta)...
This is the episode I've been waiting for!
I remember when Friends first came on and thinking that's the woman from Misfits of Science!
And Ferris Bueller's sister from that awful show, Jennifer Aniston. You've got to be on some awful stuff before you hit it big, most of the time.
Surely you knew her from the Springsteen video too?
@@RyanMichero That was 1984. MTV wasn't available in a lot of bigger cities because the cable fights were brutal there. I'm already sick of it as I watch too much of MTV Classic.
@@scottsmartky don't forget, she was also from "Leprechaun", starring Warwick Davis. And she was a NutriSystem spokesmodel, who subsequently found herself on the Howard Stern show in her early days.
Please cover "V". I'd love to know about the small release of toys they made to do with the series as I've never seen any in the wild.
@@brainlock72 nah, that was Michael Ironsides. Beef played his side kick though!
I remember when tartakov. Passed almost every show he had a hand in mourning him and his cameos were funny
I loved this show as a 15 year old. When the internet became a thing, and I realized you could find a webpage about everything, I instantly looked up Misfits of Science. Fortunately my parents were never into "evening soap operas" like Dallas and let me have "my show," though I guess they weren't into it like I was.
Loved this show as a kid. Haven't thought about it in ages!
This show aired when I was 12 and I remember watching it when my mom wasn’t watching Dallas. Consequently I only saw a few episodes, but I thought Johnny B was the coolest, and my 12 year old mind wondered why he needed the rest of the team as it seemed like he could do anything. Not realizing at the time that not all problems could be solved with lightning bolts and super speed.
"... not all problems could be solved with lightning bolts and super speed.
"
Blasphemy!
Honestly thought I was the only one who remembered this show. Anytime I bring it up (which, to be honest, isn't very often) people give me super weird looks, especially when I mention Courtney Cox was in it between the Springsteen video and Family Ties, some even try to contest Family Ties and think she just materialized from out of nowhere on Friends in 1994.
One of my favorite programs as a youngling.
The music for the opening "history of" segments makes me so happy, every single time!
More juice than O.J. Simpson....wonderful!!! I loved this show as a kid, growing up in Germany.
I watched that show
I was four when this came on, so I don’t remember it.
Watching the clips from the show in this, I recognized A LOT of people for what they eventually would go on to, though.
What’s interesting is how the commercial NBC had has their logo BLATANTLY ripping off Masters of the Universe!!
I’m so happy I ran into this!! Not long ago I was desperately trying to remember the name of this show. I LOVED this show as a child. I was so sad that it didn’t come back the next season. It was great reliving my childhood through this. Thanks for the video!
Holy crap, I was just yesterday watching through the series. It was the perfect blend of cheesiness and greatness, especially the covers of popular songs that they used. And that THEME music, holy shit was that something truly special. Also, I need more super strong Ray Walston in my life.
Thank you for this. It was yet another show I largely missed due to my mom’s obsession with F’ing DALLAS!
Loved the show and concept as a kid. Too bad it did not last longer. I have never forgot about it.
I remember watching this show when I was a kid. I couldn’t never remember the name of this show. Thank you so much for doing a video on it. Every time I was try to describe this show nobody knew what I was talking about