Tales of the Gold Monkey DVD 1982-1983 Adventure Series

One of the best adventure tv series. Tales of the Gold Monkey was written before the Indiana Jones saga was released, and its production has been refused by tv networks , being released only after the success of the Spielberg movie.

Broadcast on ABC in early 80s, the series became a massive hit following the success of Indiana Jones ‘Raiders of The Lost Ark’. This 22-hour long series is set in a backwater corner of the South Pacific a young American adventurer and his ragtag group of friends become involved in death-defying hi-jinx, transporting people-on-the-run in a well-worn Grumman Goose seaplane. Set in 1938, this series captures the ambiance and character of a mysterious romantic era.

Set in the South Pacific in 1938, the series is about an ex-Flying Tigers pilot named Jake Cutter (Stephen Collins). Now the operator of an air cargo delivery service based on the fictional South Seas island Bora Gora, he flies a red and white Grumman Goose called Cutter's Goose. Jake's best friend is his mechanic Corky (Jeff MacKay), a good-hearted alcoholic whose memory is hazy as a result of the quantity of booze he consumes. However, a one-eyed Jack Russell terrier named Jack, who barks once for "no" and twice for "yes" (or the opposite if it suits him) would dispute just who Jake's best friend really is. Jack wears an eye patch, but used to have a false eye made of opal with a star sapphire center that Jake lost in a poker game—and refuses to let Jake forget it.

Jake's love interest/U.S. Government spy contact is Sarah Stickney White (Caitlin O'Heaney). She sings in the Monkey Bar as a cover for her espionage activities. The Reverend Willie Tenboom (John Calvin), a phony man of the cloth who likes to "bless" the female natives in private "prayer", is in actuality a Nazi spy named Willy, with interests in both sides.

"Bon Chance" Louie (played by Ron Moody in the pilot, Roddy McDowall in the series) is the owner of the Monkey Bar and the French magistrate for Bora Gora. Jake's nemesis is the Japanese princess Koji (Marta DuBois), a Dragon Lady type of character who has eyes for Jake. Koji's devoted bodyguard is Todo (John Fujioka), a fierce practitioner of Bushido and loyal to the princess. (Although Calvin, DuBois and Fujioka were billed on the opening credits of each episode, they actually only appeared on a semi-regular basis in a handful of episodes.)

The title is derived from a valuable statue that is the focal point of the pilot episode, that is kept at the Monkey Bar for the rest of the series.

Tales of the Gold Monkey stars Stephen Cohen as Jake Cutter he flies a plane in the south Pacific called Cutter's goose. He frequents a bar called the Monkey Bar run by Bon Chance" Louie (Ronny McDonwell). Masquering as a singer at the club is Sara Stickney White (Caitlin O'Heaney) who is really a spy.

Most notably, the series was a major influence of the Disney cartoon show , Tailspin. The cartoon included a plane, called and similar character as the TV show.

Donald P. Bellisario is the creator of Tales of the Gold Monkey and thought of the ideal for the series in the late 70's. He was not successful getting the series launched at first. However, after the sucess of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in 1981, ABC decided to develop the series.

Casts:
Stephen Collins as Jake Cutter
Jeff MacKay as Corky
Marta DuBois as Princess Koji
John Calvin as Reverend Willie Tenboom
John Fujioka as Todo
Leo the Dog as Jack
Caitlin O'Heaney as Sarah Stickney White
Roddy McDowall as Bon Chance Louie
Les Jankey as Gushie the Waiter
Ahmed Kalane as Bartender

The Rifleman 1958-1963 Action TV Series

The Rifleman TV Series

The Rifleman was a Primetime Emmy nominated Western television program ran from September 1958 to April 1963 on ABC under the production of Four Star Television. The black-and-white program starred former athlete Chuck Connors as Lucas McCain, a widower, Union veteran of the Civil War (lieutenant in the 19th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment), and a homesteader. McCain and his son Mark (singer Johnny Crawford) lived on a ranch outside the fictitious town of North Fork, New Mexico Territory.

The series was set in the 1880s. There are also numerous episodes where the date is given in the 1880s. A wooden plaque next to the home stated that it was rebuilt by Lucas McCain and his son Mark in August, 1881. Lucas McCain can fire a round with his specially modified Winchester in three-tenths of a second. That and his resolve enable him to help the sheriff maintain order while raising his son Mark on a ranch near North Fork, New Mexico. It was not like many of the westerns that came out on TV during this time. It stars a man who is tough and carries a modified rifle, and it shows that although he is tough, he is also a good man raising a son alone. Most of the action takes place in North Fork. One of the few quirks in the show was the ineffective town marshall. Lucas McCain got him out of trouble more than once during this series' 5 year run.

The Rifleman Casts:
Chuck Connors as Lucas McCain
Johnny Crawford as Mark McCain
Paul Fix as Marshall Micah Torrance
Bill Quinn as Sweeney the Bartender
Patricia Blair as Lou Mallory
Joe Higgins as Nils Swenson
Harlan Warde as John Hamilton
Joan Taylor as Milly Scott
Hope Summers as Hattie Denton
John Harmon as Eddie Halstead


The Rifleman Episode Lists:

SEASON 1:
Season 1, Episode 1: The Sharpshooter
Original Air Date: 30 September 1958
Writer: Sam Peckinpah ~ Director: Arnold Laven
Lucas and Mark decide to enter a local turkey shoot to raise money to buy a ranch.


Season 1, Episode 2: Home Ranch
Original Air Date: 7 October 1958
Writer: Sam Peckinpah ~ Director: Arnold Laven
Cattle baron Oat Jackford orders his two cowboys to run Lucas McCain and his son off their ranch.

Season 1, Episode 3: End of a Young Gun
Original Air Date: 14 October 1958
Writer: Frank D. Gilroy ~ Director: Jerry Hopper
When Mark gets caught on a mountain ledge, a young outlaw risks his life to rescue him and breaks his leg doing so.

Season 1, Episode 4: The Marshal
Original Air Date: 21 October 1958
Writer & Director: Sam Peckinpah
The notorious Shelton's ride into the town of North Fork to take revenge on an elderly Marshal who is now crippled and working for Lucas McCain.

Season 1, Episode 5: The Brother-in-Law
Original Air Date: 28 October 1958
Writers: David Victor & Herbert Little ~ Director: Arnold Laven
Johnny Gibbs, Lucas McCain’s brother-in-law, visits the McCain ranch. Gibbs, a rodeo rider wanted by the law, begins stirring up trouble.

Season 1, Episode 6: Eight Hours to Die
Original Air Date: 4 November 1958
Writer: Palmer Thompson ~ Director: Arnold Laven
A bitter judge kidnaps Mark and plans to kill him to avenge his own sons hanging.

Season 1, Episode 7: Duel of Honor
Original Air Date: 11 November 1958
Writer: Ken Kolb ~ Director: Joseph Lewis
A stagecoach breaks down and an Italian nobleman. Count Di Montova is stranded overnight in North Fork.

Season 1, Episode 8: The Safe Guard
Original Air Date: 18 November 1958
Writer: David Swift ~ Director: Joseph Lewis
A gunman is hired as a guard at the first bank opened in North Fork; meanwhile, outlaws are planning to rob it.

Season 1, Episode 9: The Sister
Original Air Date: 25 November 1958
Writer & Director: Montgomery Pittman
Mark plays Cupid when a pretty young stranger arrives in North Fork.

Season 1, Episode 10: New Orleans Menace
Original Air Date: 2 December 1958
Writer: Cyril Hume ~ Director: Arnold Laven
A gambling czar, fleeing from New Orleans, stops at the McCain ranch with his following of bodyguards, henchmen and gamblers.

Season 1, Episode 11: The Apprentice Sheriff
Original Air Date: 9 December 1958
Writer: Barney Slater ~ Director: Arthur Hiller
The son of a local store keeper gets more than he bargained for when he is temporarily appointed sheriff.

Season 1, Episode 12: Young Englishman
Original Air Date: 16 December 1958
Writer: Arthur Weiss ~ Director: Arnold Laven
Lucas McCain accuses the young foreman of a neighboring ranch of rustling one of his calves.

Season 1, Episode 13: The Angry Gun
Original Air Date: 23 December 1958
Writer: Samuel A. Peeples ~ Director: David Swift
Lucas and Mark are riding the stage, returning from a cattle sale when the stage is robbed by three outlaws.

Season 1, Episode 14: The Gaucho
Original Air Date: 30 December 1958
Writer: Bruce Geller ~ Director: Jerry Hopper
The people of North Fork are prejudiced against an Argentine family that settles near the McCain Ranch

Season 1, Episode 15: The Pet
Original Air Date: 6 January 1959
Writer: Ken Kolb ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Lucas and Mark are exposed to a deadly disease when they adopt a stray horse.

Season 1, Episode 16: The Sheridan Story
Original Air Date: 13 January 1959
Writer: Cyril Hume ~ Director: Arnold Laven
Lucas McCain hires embittered Confederate veteran Frank Blandon to work on his ranch, who then begins causing trouble.

Season 1, Episode 17: The Retired Gun
Original Air Date: 20 January 1959
Writer: Barney Slater ~ Director: Arnold Laven
A famous gunman promises his new bride that he will retire, but five outlaws try to make him break his promise.

Season 1, Episode 18: The Photographer
Original Air Date: 27 January 1959
Writer: Ken Kolb ~ Director: Arnold Laven
A traveling photographer is accused of murder until Lucas devises a plan to unmask the real killer.

Season 1, Episode 19: Shivaree
Original Air Date: 3 February 1959
Writers: David Victor & Herbert Little ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
A drunken crowd gets out of hand during a wedding ceremony for two young runaways.

Season 1, Episode 20: The Deadeye Kid
Original Air Date: 10 February 1959
Writer: Palmer Thompson ~ Director: Jerry Hopper
Mark helps a boy from Brooklyn hide from the law when the boy is accused of murder.

Season 1, Episode 21: The Indian
Original Air Date: 17 February 1959
Writer: Cyril Hume ~ Director: Arnold Laven
U.S. Marshal Sam Buckhart arrives in North Fork to look for Indians who are suspected in the brutal murder of a Ranger and his family.

Season 1, Episode 22: The Boarding House
Original Air Date: 24 February 1959
Writer & Director: Sam Peckinpah
Julia Massini, a reformed gambler, runs a respectable boarding house in North Fork, but a gambler gets in trouble trying to turn it into a gambling house.

Season 1, Episode 23: The Second Witness
Original Air Date: 3 March 1959
Writers: Judy & George W. George ~ Director: Lewis Allen
Investigation reveals that Lucas McCain has information that can aid the prosecution in a murder case.

Season 1, Episode 24: The Trade
Original Air Date: 10 March 1959
Writer: David Lang ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
After falling in love with a sick young women, Sam Morley, a man wanted by the law, ask his friend Lucas McCain to turn him in and give the reward money to Beth to pay for the medical help which she needs.


Season 1, Episode 25: One Went to Denver
Original Air Date: 17 March 1959
Writer: Pat Fielder ~ Director: Lewis Allen
Bank robber Tom Birch and his gang arrive in North Fork; Tom then goes and visits his friend Lucas.

Season 1, Episode 26: The Deadly Wait
Original Air Date: 24 March 1959
Writer: Arthur Browne Jr. ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Dan Maury, released from Yuma prison, arrives in North Fork with the intent on getting even with Marshal Torrance, who helped send him to jail.

Season 1, Episode 27: The Wrong Man
Original Air Date: 31 March 1959
Writer: N.B. Stone Jr. ~ Director: Arnold Laven
A crooked marshal from another territory intentionally kills an innocent man so that he can collect the bounty money and blackmails the real outlaw.

Season 1, Episode 28: The Challenge
Original Air Date: 7 April 1959
Writers: David Victor & Herbert Little ~ Director: Lewis Allen
An escaped killer is anxious to prove that he has not lost his prowess with a gun.

Season 1, Episode 29: The Hawk
Original Air Date: 14 April 1959
Writer: Arthur Browne Jr. ~ Director: Lamont Johnson
Mark McCain succeeds in capturing a hawk, but when his life is endangered by a rattlesnake, a stranger observes his plight and saves the boy.

Season 1, Episode 30: Three Legged Terror
Original Air Date: 21 April 1959
Writer: Palmer Thompson ~ Director: William Conrad
Teenager Johnny Clover wrecks a classroom in the North Fork school, and Lucas, who is on the school board, ask Johnny’s uncle to pay for the damage.

Season 1, Episode 31: The Angry Man
Original Air Date: 28 April 1959
Writer Arthur Browne Jr. ~ Director: Jerry Hopper
A neighboring rancher refuses medical assistance when his son is seriously hurt in an accident.

Season 1, Episode 32: The Woman
Original Air Date: 5 May 1959
Writer: Pat Fielder ~ Director: Arnold Laven
North Forks schoolteacher is pressured to leave town because she advocates women’s right to vote.

Season 1, Episode 33: The Money Gun
Original Air Date: 12 May 1959
Writers: Bruce Geller & Sam Peckinpah ~ Director: Sam Peckinpah
Bookkeeper Asa Manning hires a professional gunman to provoke his client, a bully rancher who suspects him of embezzlement, into a gunfight.

Season 1, Episode 34: A Matter of Faith
Original Air Date: 19 May 1959
Writer: Harry Kronman ~ Director: Don Taylor
Although a drought has forced local cowhands to seek work on a railroad construction project, railroad executives are afraid that their workers will desert them if they believe an old man’s claim to have found a way to make rain.

Season 1, Episode 35: Blood Brother
Original Air Date: 26 May 1959
Writers: Pat Fielder & Chuck Connors ~ Director: Arnold Laven
The Marshal faces an unexplained struggle when Lucas brings a dying man to North Fork.

Season 1, Episode 36: Stranger at Night
Original Air Date: 2 June 1959
Writer: David Lang ~ Director: Lewis Allen
Mark stumbles across a dead man and the only clue to his identity is a belt with the initials RM.

Season 1, Episode 37: The Raid
Original Air Date: 9 June 1959
Writer: Harry Julian Fink ~ Director: Paul Landres
A renegade band of Indians captures Mark and disappears into the hills of New Mexico.

Season 1, Episode 38: Outlaw's Inheritance
Original Air Date: 16 June 1959
Writers: Judy & George W. George ~ Director: Don Taylor
The towns' people question the reputation of Lucas when he is named in a will of a notorious outlaw.

Season 1, Episode 39: Boomerang
Original Air Date: 23 June 1959
Writer: Arthur Browne Jr. ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Lucas takes in an orphan boy and teaches him how to use a gun, not knowing that the boy plans on killing the banker he believes is responsible for his father's death.

Season 1, Episode 40: The Mind Reader
Original Air Date: 30 June 1959
Writer: Robert C. Dennis ~ Director: Don Medford
A young boy accused of a murder he didn’t commit, is finally cleared by the accidental discovery of a “mind reader.”

SEASON 2

Season 2, Episode 1: The Patsy
Original Air Date: 29 September 1959
Writer: Harry Kronman ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
A group of outlaws devise a plan to get rid of Lucas so they can take over the town of North Fork.

Season 2, Episode 2: Bloodlines
Original Air Date: 6 October 1959
Writer: Arthur Browne Jr. ~ Director: Arthur Hiller
A father seeks to break his two sons out of jail, and seek revenge for the third.

Season 2, Episode 3: The Blowout
Original Air Date: 13 October 1959
Writer: Arthur Browne Jr. ~ Director: James Neilson
An ailing gunfighter goes down in a fire of glory in North Fork.


Season 2, Episode 4: Obituary
Original Air Date: 20 October 1959
Writers: Teddi Sherman & Ward Wood ~ Director: Don Medford
Lucas becomes the target of a gunslinger because of a newspaper article about his prowess with a gun.


Season 2, Episode 5: Tension
Original Air Date: 27 October 1959
Writer: David Lang ~ Director: Ted Post
Lucas tries to protect a widow from learning about her husband's criminal past.


Season 2, Episode 6: Eddie's Daughter
Original Air Date: 3 November 1959
Writer: William F. Leicester ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
When two outlaws threaten Lil Halstead’s life, Lucas decides to figure out the reasons behind the threats.


Season 2, Episode 7: Panic
Original Air Date: 10 November 1959
Writer: Albert Aley ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Brett Conway, a town character, learns that a sick couple in North Fork area is suffering from yellow fever. Knowing that Lucas found the couple, Conway threatens to inform the townspeople unless Lucas pays him off.


Season 2, Episode 8: Ordeal
Original Air Date: 17 November 1959
Writer: Palmer Thompson ~ Director: Paul Landres
Lucas and his Mark are crossing a dessert when their wagon breaks down.


Season 2, Episode 9: The Spiked Rifle
Original Air Date: 24 November 1959
Writer: Palmer Thompson ~ Director: John English
Mark is kidnapped as he and his father try to protect banker Hamilton’s gold.


Season 2, Episode 10: Letter of the Law
Original Air Date: 1 December 1959
Writers: Judy & George W. George ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Lucas makes a life-to-death decision when Micah is held hostage and the kidnappers demand the release of a notorious outlaw.

Season 2, Episode 11: The Legacy
Original Air Date: 8 December 1959
Writer: Edmund Morris ~ Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Lucas tries to do a good deed for the town but it backfires when the drunk’s son believes he inherited the McCain ranch.


Season 2, Episode 12: The Baby Sitter
Original Air Date: 15 December 1959
Writers: Sam Peckinpah & Jack Curtis ~ Director: Sam Peckinpah
A dance hall singer ask Lucas to care for her daughter in an effort to hide a baby from her bigoted father.

Season 2, Episode 13: The Coward
Original Air Date: 22 December 1959
Writers: Philip Saltzman & Clair Huffaker ~ Director: James Neilson
Lucas becomes involved in a battle between an aspiring writer and a cocky, bragging trail boss.


Season 2, Episode 14: Surveyors
Original Air Date: 29 December 1959
Writers: Dale & Katherine Albert Eunson ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Mark runs away from home after his father questions his story about over hearing a plot to rob the bank.


Season 2, Episode 15: Day of the Hunter
Original Air Date: 5 January 1960
Writer: John Dunkel ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
When Lucas refuses a shooting competition with a wandering buffalo hunter; he becomes the new target for the hunter.


Season 2, Episode 16: Mail Order Groom
Original Air Date: 12 January 1960
Writer: Gene Olson ~ Director: Arthur Hiller
Shortly after his arrival to marry Isabelle, John Jupiter is taunted and beaten.


Season 2, Episode 17: A Case of Identity
Original Air Date: 19 January 1960
Writers: Philip Saltzman & Luci Ward ~ Director: John Peyser
Mark finds himself in grave danger when unscrupulous detectives search for a man’s long lost son.


Season 2, Episode 18: The Visitors
Original Air Date: 26 January 1960
Writers: William F. Leicester, Chuck Connors & Wally Bennett ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Lucas is drawn to a young widow passing thru town on her way to claim her inheritance.

Season 2, Episode 19: Hero
Original Air Date: 2 February 1960
Writer: Albert Aley ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
A young stable hand becomes upset when the town people won’t give him the reward money he deserves for killing a notorious gunman.

Season 2, Episode 20: The Horse Traders
Original Air Date: 9 February 1960
Writer: Jack Curtis ~ Director: William F. Claxton
Lucas and Mark try to help out a friend whose been cheated in a horse trading deal.


Season 2, Episode 21: The Spoiler
Original Air Date: 16 February 1960
Writer: Harry Kronman ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
An elderly couple moves to North Fork under an assumed name to hide the fact that they are the parents of a vicious killer.


Season 2, Episode 22: Heller
Original Air Date: 23 February 1960
Writer: Christopher Knopf ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
A brother and a sister plot the murder of an abusive father.


Season 2, Episode 23: The Grasshopper
Original Air Date: 1 March 1960
Writer: Pat Fielder ~ Director: Lewis Allen
Lucas and Mark are held at gunpoint on a train, but when a plague of grasshoppers forces the train to stop, the outlaw escapes and Lucas goes after him.


Season 2, Episode 24: A Time for Singing
Original Air Date: 8 March 1960
Writer: Harry Kronman ~ Director: John Rich
The town is excited with the arrival of a new preacher, but Mark uncovers that the preacher is a fake and intends to rob the bank.


Season 2, Episode 25: The Deserter
Original Air Date: 15 March 1960
Writer: Albert Aley ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Lucas must save the life of a boy who has deserted the army and is scheduled for execution.


Season 2, Episode 26: The Vision
Original Air Date: 22 March 1960
Writer: Cyril Hume ~ Director: Don Medford
Young Mark contracts typhoid and Lucas is concerned because he doesn’t seem to care about getting better.


Season 2, Episode 27: The Lariat
Original Air Date: 29 March 1960
Writer: Pat Fielder ~ Director: Don Medford
Lucas’s friend comes to town to open a casino, but when a few cheaters get caught, Lucas must save Lariat from certain death.


Season 2, Episode 28: Smoke Screen
Original Air Date: 5 April 1960
Writer: Palmer Thompson ~ Director: Murray Golden
Lucas solves the murder of a young girl by using a half smoked cigar at the scene.


Season 2, Episode 29: Shotgun Man
Original Air Date: 12 April 1960
Writer: Jack Curtis - Paul Mazursky - Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Lucas receives threats from an ex-con with a grudge and engages in a gunfight.


Season 2, Episode 30: Sins of the Father
Original Air Date: 19 April 1960
Writers: Philip Saltzman & Lewis Meltzer ~ Director: Ted Post
A man and his son take refuge at the McCain ranch, but the father holds a secret as to why they are really on the run.


Season 2, Episode 31: The Prodigal
Original Air Date: 26 April 1960
Writer: Robert Sherman ~ Director: Donald McDougall
Lucas and Mark are held prisoner in their own home when a bank robbing gun man decides to hide out at their ranch.


Season 2, Episode 32: The Fourflusher
Original Air Date: 3 May 1960
Writer: Thomas Thompson ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Lucas and Mark help a neighbor win a horse race, protecting all that the neighbor owns from being gambled away.


Season 2, Episode 33: The Jailbird
Original Air Date: 10 May 1960
Writer: Frederic Conrad ~ Director: Don Taylor
After hiring an ex-con to work on the ranch, Lucas becomes suspicious when there is a killing in the area.


Season 2, Episode 34: Meeting at Midnight
Original Air Date: 17 May 1960
Writers: Pat Fielder & Arthur Browne Jr. ~ Director: Don Medford
Lucas helps an undercover federal agent infiltrate a gang of robbers.


Season 2, Episode 35: Nora
Original Air Date: 24 May 1960
Writers: David Victor & Herbert Little ~ Director: Ted Post
Lucas finds himself involved in a murder when he gallantly steps to the aid of a beautiful woman.


Season 2, Episode 36: The Hangman
Original Air Date: 31 May 1960
Writers: Teddi Sherman & Ward Wood ~ Director: Joseph H. Lewis
An ex-convict is blamed for a brutal crime despite his claims of rehabilitation.

The Beatles Cartoon 1960s TV Series

- "The Beatles Cartoon" Series -

From the creation and production of King Features Productions, come out the successful Beatles cartoon series, featuring a half-hour long episodes consisted of two adventure stories about the sond and a sing a longs or animated music videos of The Beatles, around 5-7 minutes length each song with lyrics on the screen. Production of the series came from a hectic schedule, only 6 months to go before the series premiere, Al Brodax (head of King Features motion picture television department) hadn't found a studio to produce, anyone to write the scripts and artists who will portray John, Paul, George and Ringo voices.

Production came out a very simple format with caricatures and scripts of their individual personalities, Beatles placed in two situations: the typical one where they were chased by girl fans & media trying to cash in on their success while the second untypical situation, they were fleeing from ghosts, vampires or a lovesick octopus that all were, Beatles fans. American experienced voice artist Paul Frees voiced John Lennon and George Harrison while British familiar Englishman Lance Percival voiced Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. Amazingly, the series captured 52 percent of the audience, an extraordinary profit and success at first season (Saturday morning 10:30 am), with an international flavour of adventures (sets featured different countries & locations), stories loosely based on lyrics of Beatles song which also title of the story and they sing with lyrics appeared on the bottom of the screen. Plus, the caricatures with Beatles' individual traits, John Lennon as leader always chin up, looking down his nose with his jerky movements & almost aggressive, Paul McCartney the most posed and stylish of the band with his hands express whatever he says, George Harrison in his frowning impression was wry with loose limbed and Ringo Starr as Groucho Marx type with clothes always looked too big, the series was very entertaining.

George Harrison noted, “I always king of liked them. They were so bad or silly they were good, if you know what I mean...”

and from John Lennon, “You know I still get a blast out of watching the Beatles cartoons on TV...”

The Beatles Cartoon series became an international hit & on it's syndication, it completed 3 seasons with 39 episodes (total of 78 stories) aired from September 1965 until September 1969, now available on DVD.

The Beatles Cartoon Casts:

• Paul Frees ........... voice of John Lennon and George Harrison
• Lance Percival ............ voice of Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr
• The Beatles ........... Playing their songs
• John Lennon ............. vocals and rhythm guitar
• Paul McCartney ............. vocals and bass guitar
• George Harrison ............ vocals and lead guitar
• Ringo Starr ............. vocals and drums
  

List of Beatles songs per episodes:

1. A Hard Day's Night & I Want To Hold Your Hand
2. Do You Want To Know A Secret & If I Fell
3. Please Mr. Postman & Devil In Her Heart
4. Not A Second Time & Slow Down
5. Baby's In Black & Misery
6. You've Really Got A Hold On Me & Chains
7. I'll Get You & Honey Don't
8. Any Time At All & Twist And Shout
9. Little Child & I'll Be Back
10. Long Tall Sally & I'll Cry Instead
11. I'll Follow The Sun & When I Get Home
12. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby & I Should Have Known Better
13. I Wanna Be Your Man & I'm A Loser
14. Don't Bother Me & No Reply
15. I'm Happy Just To Dance With You & Mr. Moonlight
16. Can't Buy Me Love & It Won't Be Long
17. Anna(Go To Him) & I Don't Want To Spoil The Party
18. Matchbox & Thank You Girl
19. From Me To You & Boys
20. Dizzy Miss Lizzy & I Saw Her Standing There
21. What You're Doing & Money
22. Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand & She Loves You
23. Bad Boy & Tell Me Why
24. I Feel Fine & Hold Me Tight
25. Please Please Me & There's A Place
26. Roll Over Beethoven & Rock And Roll Music
27. Eight Days A Week & I'm Looking Through You
28. Help! & We Can Work It Out
29. I'm Down & Run For Your Life
30. Drive My Car & Tell Me What You See
31. I Call Your Name & The Word
32. All My Loving & Day Tripper
33. Nowhere Man & Paperback Writer
34. Penny Lane & Strawberry Fields
35. And Your Bird Can Sing & Got To Get You Into My Life
36. Good Day Sunshine & Ticket To Ride
37. Taxman & Eleanor Rigby
38. Tomorrow Never Knows & I've Just Seen A Face
39. Wait & I'm Only Sleeping

The Wonder Years - Award-Winning Drama Comedy TV Series

The story that depicts the real life; happiness, changes, traumas, problems and enjoyment that everybody experienced. The series goes as Kevin reminisce and narrates his teenager junior high school life who encounters puberty, deal with ups and downs, take adventure and hanging out with his girlfriend Winnie and geeky but cool best friend Paul. Old Kevin narrates how their friendship goes up and down, face many problems such as health issues, break ups, confusion and misunderstanding but they always keep trust for all things they share and honesty to the one they love.

In the final episode, Kevin and Winnie got deep argue about as their relationship got worst due to third parties. The elders who help on that day drop them off the heavy rain for them realize what's happening and discuss how things change and remember the things they've used to share. In the final epilogue, Paul went to Harvard for college while Winnie ends up studying Art History in Paris & writing up with Kevin for the next eight years. Old Kevin narrates when he greet Winnie as she comes back to US, accompanied by his wife and his infant son and tells:

" Growing up happens in a heartbeat. One day you're in diapers, the next day you're gone. But the memories of childhood stay with you for the long haul. I remember a place, a town, a house like a lot of other houses, a yard like a lot of other yards, on a street like a lot of other streets. And the thing is, after all these years, I still look back, with wonder."

The Dramedy story of The Wonder Years was created by Carol Black and Neal Marlens and won multiple awards from Emmy, Golden Globe, Humanitaz Prize and many more. Run six seasons with total 115 episodes aired from 1988 to 1993, a perfect example real life adventure.

Characters:

• Kevin Arnold - An average American teenager student, growing up in the late 1960s/early 1970s.
  
• Gwendolyne "Winnie" Cooper - Kevin's main love interest.
  
• Paul Pfeiffer - Kevin's lifelong best friend, intelligent and an excellent student.
  
• Jack Arnold - Kevin's father.
• Norma Arnold - Kevin's mother.
• Karen Arnold - Kevin's older sister.
  
• Wayne Arnold - Kevin's older brother

Multi-Award Award Winning Dramedy TV Series The Wonder Years

The Gallant Men - 1960's Action TV Series

The Gallant Men TV Series

The ABC's 1963-1964 action war television series The Gallant, depicting the life and battle engagement of a front-line American infantry company in the World War II, showing tactics and heroism in a kind of gritty realism.

The group led by young determined Captain Jim Benedict, the infantry company was set in Salermo, Italy during Italian Campaign in World War II year 1943 where the American squad soldiers engaged in suicide missions, desperately seeking to end war and return home. The Gallant men includes the well-sworn stereotype, handsome ladies' man and guitar playing Private First Class Pete D'Angelo, inseperable buddies hard as nails Pvt. Ernie Lucavich and Pvt. Sam Hanson, free-swinging hard-as-nails 1st Sergeant John McKenna and the callow young driver Pvt. Roger Gibson under the command of Capt. Benedict and Lt. Frank Kimbro, they easily and frequently dispatched large numbers of German Troops while incredibly experiencing minimal or no injuries themselves. All their battle actions were seen through the eyes of a foreign war correspondent Conley Wright who assigned in the 36th infantry of American Fifth Army.

The Gallant Men action TV series pilot was aired on October 5, 1962 while the last 26th episode on June 1, 1963 in only one season, now available on DVD.

The Gallant Men Casts:

• William Reynolds ........... as Capt. Jim Benedict
• Robert McQueeney ........... as Conley Wright
• Robert Ridgely ........... as Lt. Frank Kimbro
• Richard X. Slattery ........... as 1st Sgt. John McKenna
• Eddie Fontaine ........... as PFC Pete D'Angelo
• Roland La Starza ........... as Pvt. Ernie Lucavich
• Roger David ........... as Pvt. Roger Gibson
• Robert Gothie ........... as Pvt. Sam Hanson

The Baron – 60s Spy Action Series

The Baron (title of nobility of nobleman) British action spy tv series created by Robert Baker was based from best-selling Commander Gideon books written by John Creasey under “J.J. Maric” pen-name.

About Texan rancher John Mannering “The Baron” well-known as fine arts and antiques dealer for exclusive establishments in Washington, Paris and London. But he was also a secret undercover agent for British Diplomatic Intelligence, on crimes took place where there are valuable pieces – unmasking scheming insurance agents trying to obtain rare collectibles, those selling fake Renoir, helping blackmailed friends who were forced to sell valuable collections, and many more.

The series was aired from September 1966 to April 1967 in one season with total of 30 colour production episodes by Incorporated Television Company Ltd.

The Baron DVD

Casts:

• Steve Forrest as John Mannering "The Baron"
• Sue Lloyd as Cordelia Winfield
• Colin Gordon as John Alexander Templeton-Green
• Paul Ferris as David Marlowe

Spenser: For Hire

Spenser: For Hire Mystery Series DVD

Casts:

• Robert Urich as Spenser
• Barbara Stock as Susan
• Avery Brooks as Hawk
• Carolyn McCormick as Rita Fiore
• Richard Jaeckel as Lt. Martin Quirk
• Ron McLarty as Frank Belson
• Jeffrey DeMunn as Jacob Zelesky
  

The suspense detective series Spenser: For Hire created by Robert P. Parker and John Wilder was based on Parker's novel entitled “Spenser”, about a private investigator named Spenser, man with distinct natural talents in observation and reasoning in every mystery leaving cleaned and solved.

Honorable Detective Spenser living in Boston, have been on years of experiences and professionally unveiling many crime mysteries. He's with his psychiatrist girlfriend Susan Silverman and also a professional investigator Hawk who was once on his devil side but become moralistic when worked with Spenser, they take every step, looking in every angle and successfully crack down every cases they handle.

ABC broadcast 66 episodes and 4 TV movies of Spenser: For Hire series from September 1985 to May 1988 in total of 3 seasons.

Hart to Hart Action Mystery Series

Murder mystery series Hart to Hart by author/creator Sidney Sheldon which was first entitled “Double Twist”, about very wealthy wife and husband turn out on their free time as amateur detectives teaming up together solving murders, smugglings, theft and other international espionage.

Jonathan Hart was a self-millionaire and the CEO of a global conglomerate company, the Hart Industries, he was a man with strength and determination to see through anything married to beautiful former freelance journalist Jennifer, a woman with a nose for finding clues, they teaming up together finding the killers and law breakers. Their loyal servant, friend and sidekick Max always giving a hand to the rich couple detectives, also their canine dog pet named Freeway was included in this action romantic series.

70s Hart to Hart completed 110 47-minute running time episodes aired from August 1979 to May 1984 for total of 5 seasons on ABC.

Major Casts:

• Robert Wagner as Jonathan Hart
• Stefanie Powers as Jennifer Hart
• Lionel Stander as Max
• Richard B. Shull as Lieutenant Gillis

Hart to Hart DVD

The Munsters Family Comedy Series

Casts:

• Fred Gwynne as Herman Munster
• Yvonne DeCarlo as Lily Munster
• Butch Patrick as Edward "Eddie" Wolfgang Munster
• Al Lewis as Grandpa
• Beverley Owen & Pat Priest as Marilyn Munster

The Munsters family sitcom created by Allan Burns and Chris Hayward, comedy show about family of monsters based from horror movies like vampires, werewolves, frankensteins living in their happy life but humors as they interact and not knowing they scare normal people around the society.

The Munsters was headed by Frankensteins Herman Munsters working in a funeral parlor, his wife Lily the family matriarch who love to house cleaning, cooking, mediator on squabbling members and always manage keeping up her appearance, her maiden name was “Dracula”. Their son Edward “Eddie” Wolfgang Munsters was a typical werewolf boy attending elementary school and howls on full moon, while Lily's niece Marilyn who considered the ugly duck in the family was normal blonde attending college and Lily's father Sam “Grandpa” Dracula joined the family was, of course vampire and a mad scientist keeping his laboratory in the cellar of the house. They live and act in their own monster ways and thinking as a normal family but interacting with the society scream people and bring laughter to the viewers.

The Munster sitcom fun and laughter lasted for 2 seasons with 70 black & white episodes aired from September 1964 to September 1966 on CBS.

The Munsters Sitcom DVD

The Monkees TV Series

The Monkees DVD

The Monkees was an award-winning musical comedy series about misadventures of quartet pop rock band finding their way and success in music industry. Meeting various tv and movie stars, the band have to adapt their knowledge and talents along with them as well as in performances and off-camera matters.

Robert Michael “Mike” Nesmith, David Thomas “Davy” Jones, George Michael“Micky” Dolenz, Jr. and Peter Halsten “Peter Tork” Thorkelson were The Monkees, their extreme talents and performances are featured in music comedy show making people laugh. They encounter interesting events and tying-up their country-folk-rock songs in these fast-moving comedy series. The Monkees tv series original ran was from September 1966 to March 1968 in two seasons with 58 episodes.

Casts:

• David Thomas Jones on vocals, percussion, guitar and drums on live
• George Michael Dolenz Jr. on vocals, drums, keyboards and guitar
• Robert Michael Nesmith on guitars and vocals
• Peter Halsten Thorkelson on bass, keyboards, banjo, guitar, trombone and vocals

The Green Hornet

The Green Hornet Action Series

The Green Hornet, based on radio series with the same name and inspired from Batman series success, was 1960s action martial arts tv show about masked crime fighter in more serious and realistic scenes compared to slightly comedic Batman and fighting against normal criminals and protagonists of the society.

Young and daring Britt Reid publisher/owner of newspaper company “The Daily Sentinel” in Washington D.C., he was the masked crusader The Green Hornet fighting against evil organized crime groups with the assistance of trusted people and his gadgetries specially the high-tech rolling arsenal, “Black Beauty” with see through 4-mile video camera. Only The District Attorney Frank P. Scanlon, Britt's attractive secretary Lenore 'Casey' Case and his faithful kung fu master servant Kato knows Britt's heroic identity but the police and public consider him as ruthless criminal so he had to retreat after nabbing the bad guys.

The Green Hornet action series completed 26 episodes in one season aired from September 1966 to March 1967.

Casts:

• Van Williams as Britt Reid
• Bruce Lee as Kato
• Wende Wagner as Lenore 'Casey' Case
• Lloyd Gough as Mike Axford
• Walter Brooke as District Attorney Frank P. Scanlon
• William Dozier as the Narrator
  

It Takes A Thief

It Takes A Thief Action Series

It Takes A Thief DVD

Casts:

• Robert Wagner as Alexander Mundy
• Fred Astaire as Alistair Mundy
• Malachi Throne as Noah Blain
• Ed Binns as Wally Powers
• Joseph Cotten as Mr. Jack
• Susan Saint James as Charlene 'Charlie' Brown
• John Russell as William Dover
• Than Wyenn as Hans Schiller
• James McEachin as Earl Danton
• Fernando Lamas as Francisco Arascan
• Jill Donohue as Gabriella
  

It Takes a Thief was an award-winning action spy tv series about one of the world's greatest cat burglar and professional thief but the time come he made one mistake – getting caught. Serving on prison, he was offered by special government agency to use his special talents for the government in exchange of his freedom.

Smooth, suave, sophisticated and professional thief Alexander Mundy who got the c;l learned all his skills from his also retired professional thief father, Alister. After years of pilfering, he got arrested and sentenced to serve in San Jobel Prison. SIA, a secret government agency, learned and contacted Alex for a special offer, to use his burglary skills and undetected entry on premises on target missions in exchange of his full pardon and he easily agreed. Alex travels around the world performing his daring act of thievery for US government, after gaining his freedom, he continued working with SIA and usually teamed with his father, Alister.

It Takes A Thief completed 66 black and white episodes in total of 3 seasons aired from January 1968 to March 1970 on ABC.

Jem

Jem Musical Cartoon Series

Jem was an animated musical tv series create by Hasbro, a fashion, action/adventure show about a girl with her earrings transform her into a holographic image alter ego popular singer named Jem with a band called Holograms, in their glamorous exciting adventures around the world touching people's heart with their hit songs.

Jerrica Benton was the owner of a foster home for young girls The Starlight Foundation and The Starlight Music company. Before her father died, he gave her a very special gift called Synergy, a holographic computer system that can create realistic holograms of things virtually and an star-shaped earrings, it transform Jerrica into a glamorous pop singer Jem. With the band Holograms compose of Jerrica's young sister Kimber plays on keyboard, Shana Elmsford plays drum, Aja Leith on guitar and Raya Carmen Alonso as new drummer when Shana left, and along with Jerrica's boyfriend and manager Rio Pacheco, they travel and take adventures in US, France, Italy and China together with music. But with a competing band called Misfits, they take even further new journey around US, Mexico, Shangri-La and England.

Jem beloved 80's pop rock cartoon series outrageously excelled in 3 seasons ran from October 1985 until May 1988 with total of 65 episodes.

Jem DVD

Casts:

• Samantha Newark as Jem & Jerrica Benton
• Britta Phillips as Jerrica Benton singing voice
• Cindy McGee as Shana Elmsford
• Cathianne Blore as Kimber Benton & Aja Leith
• Linda Dangcil as Raya Carmen Alonso
• Michael Sheehan as Rio Pacheco
• Patricia Alice Albrecht as Pizzazz & Phyllis Gabor
• Ellen Bernfeld as Pizzazz singing voice
• Townsend Coleman as Riot & Rory Llewelyn
• Charlie Adler as Eric Raymond
• Kath Soucie as Minx & Ingrid Kruger
• Bobbie Block as Roxy & Roxanne Pelligrini
• Marlene Aragon as Synergy
• Louise Dorsey as Jetta & Sheila Burns
• Vicki Sue Robinson as Rapture/Phoebe Ashe
• Ellen Gerstell as Rapture & Phoebe Ashe
• Susan Blu as Stormer & Mary Phillips

Mod Squad

Mod Squad TV Series

Casts:

• Michael Cole as Pete Cochran
• Peggy Lipton as Julie Barnes
• Clarence Williams III as Linc Hayes
• Tige Andrews as Capt. Adam Greer

Mod Squad action thriller tv series created and based on true experience of former LA Police Officer Bud Ruskin in 1950s, the series was a police drama featuring three young hippie crime-fighters in not typical crime drama shows incorporate ideas mostly made 'contemporary' with simple fashion and technology, but the show worked because of its redefined clothes, styles, language, attitudes and timing of one black, one white and one blonde casts.

Tough Undercover Agent Captain Adam Greer working to bust drug rings among youth and catch crime-lords, on his sympathetic manner he recruited three hippie dropped out from their straight society and were on probation; African-American Afroed ghetto Linc Hayes arrested on riot, blonde Julie Barnes daughter of San Francisco prostitute stalk-away and arrested for vagrancy and Pete Cochran caught after stealing a car. He made them special youth squad undercovers to infiltrate youth subcultured/counter-cultured, criminals who prey teenagers and deal against drugs and racial politics.

Mod Squad completed 123 1-hour episodes in total of 4 seasons aired from September 1968 to August 1973 on ABC.

Mod Squad DVD

The Rat Patrol

The Rat Patrol Action TV Series

Casts:

• Christopher George as Sgt. Sam Troy
• Justin Tarr as Pvt. Tully Pettigrew
• Gary Raymond as Sgt. Jack Moffitt
• Lawrence Casey as Pvt. Mark Hitchcock
• Eric Braedenas Capt. Hans Dietrich

The Rat Patrol action adventure series based on true to life British Attack Corps on World War II, about the elite 4-man team commandos of 111^th Armor Recon connected with the Long Range Desert Group who wreaked havoc against Rommel's Afrika Korps in Second World War.

Impossible Odds.. Impossible tasks... were the missions of the elite force was led by American cncharismatic Sergeant Sam Troy with his team, Private Mark “Hitch” T. Hitchcock, Private Tully Pettigrew and British patrolman Sergeant. Jack Moffitt, riding their modified jeep truck transport in treacherous desert terrain and loaded with heavy .50 caliber machine guns. They wrote great chronicles in their North Africa invasion and joining forces with other allied groups in this irregular-war against German nemesis led by DAK Captain Hauptmann Dietrich.

The Rat Patrol produced two seasons of 58 colored episodes aired from September 1966 to September 1968 on ABC.

The Rat Patrol DVD

Dinosaurs TV Series

The Dinosaurs Family

Casts:

• Kevin Clash as Baby Sinclair
• Jessica Walter as Fran Sinclair
• Sally Struthers as Charlene Sinclair
• Christopher Meloni as Spike
• Pons Maar as Roy Hess
• Jason Willinger as Robbie Sinclair
• Leif Tilden as Robbie Sinclair
• Stuart Pankin as Earl Sinclair
• Sam McMurray as the Voice of Roy Hess
• Suzie Plakson as Monica DiVertibrae
• Florence Stanley as Grandma Ethel
• Sherman Hemsley as B.P. Richfield
• Gary Owens as the Narrator

Dinosaurs children show created by muppet master Jim Henson was a sitcom-style series about talking dinosaurs living in modern world act like human – wear dress, go shopping, watching television, held down 8 hours job, etc.

Like mixed elements of families The Flinstones and The Simpsons living in average working-class life, Sinclair dinosaur family living in 60, 000, 003 BC headed by father Earl Snead Sinclair job to push over trees which are used for petroleum and other organic matter in WeSaySo Development Corporation with his co-worker and girl timid best friend Roy Hess. Earl was married to Fran and they trying hard to support and raise their three children 15-year old Robert “Robbie” Mark attending La Brea High School, very materialistic 12-year old daughter Charlene and house true master, Baby Sinclair. The family joined by cranky widowed grandma Ethel, they live in happy life with their friends, neighbors and Earl's Boss B.P. Richfield.

Dinosaurs children tv series originally ran from April 26, 1991 to July 20, 1994 completed four seasons with 65 episodes.

Dinosaurs DVD

Felicity TV Series

Felicity tv series created by J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves, a story about college life experiences of shy and beautiful Felicity Porter making it through in a rough and difficult four years in University of New York just to follow her since high school crush Ben Covington.

Felicity's plan were always dictated by her doctor parents, to take up medicine in Stanford University, she suddenly changes her mind after reading the comment by her long time crush Ben signed on her high school yearbook, she decided to follow him and take a course at UNY. Felicity find it how hard shifting to education course she have to face for the next four years, and with regard to Ben, they quickly swept into a romantic triangle that brings discovery and heartaches. With her new friends Noel Crane, Julie Emrick and Elena Tyler, they are always there to comfort and help her to learn stick up for herself, adapt life changes even not achieve her dream romance, Felicity find herself rewarded with ultimate journey towards her adulthood maturity.

Felicity DVD

Felicity Casts:

• Keri Russell as Felicity Porter
• Scott Foley as Noel Crane
• Scott Speedman as Ben Covington
• Tangi Miller as Elena Tyler
• Greg Grunberg as Sean Blumberg
• manda Foreman as Meghan Rotundi
• Amy Jo Johnson as Julie Emrick
• Ian Gomez as Javier Clemente Quintata

NewsRadio Comedy Series

NewsRadio TV Series

NewsRadio comedy tv series created by Paul Simms was a sitcom within a fictional workplace of the Number 2 news radio station in New York City, the WNYX NewsRadio. The series explores the politics, crises and relationships between hilarious co-workers and turn their office as comedy workplace humors, laughs and gags, headed by the haggled, sarcastic wit and coffee addicted new news director Mr. Dave Nelson.

Dave's staff were his anchormen; egocentric insubordinate Bill McNeal and beautiful Catherine Duke, Dave's secretary and office confidante Beth in her ridiculous outfits; a news reporter and office weird guy Mr. Matthew Brock, an aspiring supervising producer Lisa Miller and the all-around technician and fix guy Joe Garelli, together they surprise each other with their back-and-fort banter. WNYX was owned by eccentric extrovert billionaire, Mr. Jimmy James who desperately looking for a wife but he is a kind man knows some of his employees' secrets and showing a father-loving figure to his employees.

The NewsRadio comedy series completed 5 seasons with 97 episodes aired from March 1995 to May 1999.

NewsRadio on DVD

The NewsRadio Casts:

• Dave Foley as Dave Nelson
• Stephen Root as Jimmy James
• Andy Dick as Matthew Brock
• Maura Tierney as Lisa Miller
• Joe Rogan as Joe Garrelli
• Vicki Lewis as Beth
• Phil Hartman as Bill McNeal
• Khandi Alexander as Catherine Duke

The Untouchables

The Untouchables TV Series

The Untouchables crime drama tv series was based from real life effort and experience of US Justice Department Agent Eliot Ness as he enforce prohibition in Chicago in 1930s. A show about the elite group of law enforcement officers headed by tough and incorruptible Special Agent Eliot Ness, they are called “The Untouchables”, they engaged themselves in a battle against big organized crime groups and gang lords around Chicago, Illinois.

Ness' special team agents fight crimes, corruptions, alcoholism and dirty game of sex by known Mafia big bosses like Al Capone, Frank "the Enforcer" Nitti, Jake "Greasy Thumb" Guzik, Joe "the Teacher" Kulak and others. The series centered mainly on Ness' attempt to bust up mobster Al Capone who rule around Chicago with absolute power and business supplying poor quality of liquor at high prices with a back up hired gunners terrorizing stores who refuse to buy his alcohol, but Ness' small dedicated team swore to bring them down. The series completed four seasons aired from October 1959 to May 1963 with total of 118 sixty-minute episodes.

Catch Complete The Untouchables TV Series on DVD

The Untouchables Casts:

• Robert Stack as Eliot Ness
• Walter Winchell as Narrator
• Nicholas Georgiade as Agent Enrico Rossi
• Abel Fernández as Agent William Youngfellow
• Paul Picerni as Agent Lee Hobson
• Steve London as Agent Jack Rossman

Blake's 7 Sci-fi TV Series

Blake's 7 TV Series

A British Space sci-fi tv series Blake's 7 was created by Terry Nation and broadcast from January 1978 to December 1981, a space adventures of small group of outlaws fighting against intergalactic corrupt government, The Federation that centers on Earth and drugs billions of its citizens with their water, food and air. The series had big influenced on other sci-fi such as Babylon 5, Hyperdrive, Aeon Flux and Firefly.

The series was set in the third century and follows the life of an alpha-grade worker, Roj Blake. He was falsely accused for a crime molesting a child, he was sentenced to deport in prison planet, Cygnus Alpha. Along he met co-prisoners, a cunning thief Vila Restal, smuggler Jenna Stannis, Olga Gan with her case of murdering a Federation guard and computer genius Kerr Avon who attempted to defraud the Federation Banking system. Blake's group managed to escape from Federation guards, they boarded an advanced alien spaceship called 'The Liberator', the war ship that posses superior power and weaponry and is capable a teleport system. Blake leads the revolution against Federation government attacking and taking down it's main ships, they take their journey along Milky Way seeking way to gain freedom.

Blake's 7 completed 4 seasons with 52 episodes, now available on special DVD package.

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Blake's 7 Casts:

• Gareth Thomas as Roj Blake
• Michael Keating as Vila Restal
• Paul Darrow as Kerr Avon
• Jacqueline Pearce as Servalan
• Josette Simon as Dayna Mellanby
• Sally Knyvette as enna Stannis