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Star
Trek: The Complete Animated Series-- DVD The crew of the Enterprise reprised their roles for these twenty two Filmation animated adventures (minus Chekov). Broadcast on NBC in 1973, and rerun on the Sci-fi Channel, the show won an Emmy in 1975. |
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Jonny
Quest Complete First Season-- DVD From 1964 comes the entire 26 episode run of Hanna-Barbera's action-packed series on 4 discs (thirteen additional shows were made in 1987 but without the original actors). Join Jonny, Hadji, Bandit, Dr. Quest, and Race Bannon in this ground-breaking adventure show. |
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ReBoot:
the
Fourth Season (v4.0) DVD
The fourth and final season of the magnificent creation that was ReBoot consists of two made-for-TV movies: Daemon Rising and The Two Bobs. Season three was "edgier" than seasons one and two because it didn't have to pass ABC's Standards and Practices criteria. Unlike the first two seasons, it was also all one story. These two films are even "edgier" than season three. The atraction of ReBoot was always its innocence, which seems to have escaped the unsubtle writers of Version Four. ReBoot has been listening to its critics, and that's a bad thing. You could still run these shows on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block, and ReBoot still has more heart and soul than some of the most- watched CGI shows. Critics au contraire, fans everywhere will join Frisket in mourning the passing of ReBoot. ReBoot: the Third Season-DVD The first CGI
(computer
generated imagery) animated series was marked not simply by
technological advance. It's real strengths are traditional ones: great
characers, strong stories, excellent writing--and it shows. Thanks to
the hearts and brains on the keyboard side of the Silicon
Graphics workstations, ReBoot is
still a triumph. Many shows that are cutting-edge at the time don't
hold
up as technology advances, but ReBoot remains a delight and achieves a
one-of-a-kind status, not only as a defining show of the '90s, but as
it's many fans attest, a cult classic that transcends the moment when
it
first arrived, light years ahead of anything on Saturday morning.
Running to rave reviews for its first two seasons, Disney nevertheless cancelled the show, along with many other non-Disney shows, when they bought the ABC network. This sunk Irwin's toy line and spelled doom for the many creative ReBoot spin-offs, which even included a theme park ride. However, it also gave Mainframe Entertainment a free hand with the show, since they no longer had to meet ABC network standards. The third season was never shown in the US, until the year 2000, when Cartoon Network ran it on the Toonami block. Viewers unanimously hailed the third season as a triumph, and whereas the first two seasons consist of self-contained shows, except for the last four shows in season two, season three follows a continuous storyline. These four DVDs contain the entire 16 episodes of season three, along with numerous extras. Alphanumeric! ReBoot the Third Season- Vol. 1: DVD |
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Battle of the Planets- Vol 1: Attack- DVD Produced by Tasunoko
Productions, which also created Speed Racer, this series aired as
Gatchaman in
Japan in the early '70s. Edited and dubbed, they were shown as Battle
of the Planets, syndicated and aired on American TV in 1978. They were
later re-edited and broadcast on WTBS as "G-Force," and aired on
Cartoon
Network in the '90s. Amazingly, these Rhino DVDs include shows from all
three versions. It's a chance to revisit a show from childhood which
introduced anime to American audiences, as well as watch the unedited
anime originals. Much of the violence was excised in the original
transition
from Gatchaman, and Battle of the Planet bridged the cut out parts with
new animation and new characters, including an R2D2-like robot.
"G-Force"
brought back some of the cut out parts, while again re-editing the
show,
which later generated a new fans when it ran on Cartoon Network.
Vol. 1 contains Attack of the Space Terrapin and Rescue of the Astronauts, along with other versions of shows. |
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Battle of the Planets: Ultimate Set- DVD This set picks up where volume 6 leaves off. Twelve episodes on four discs. If you've been waiting for more Battle of the Planets, G Force, and Gatchaman to reach DVD, here's your chance. |
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Gatchaman Boxed Sets-- DVD R U Otaku? Here at last are the original Japanese shows of the anime series Gatchaman, which was edited into both G Force and Battle of the Planets in the US. Box 1 (vols. 1 and 2). |
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Box
2 (vols. 3 and 4). |
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Box
3 (vols. 5 and 6). |
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Box
4 (vols. 7 and 8). |
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Star Blazers- The Quest for Iscandar: Complete Series I Collection: Episodes 1-26- DVD This English-dubbed
version of Space Cruiser Yamato premiered on American TV in 1979, and
ran
as three stories: The Quest for Iscandar (episodes 1-26); The Comet
Empire (episodes 27-52); and The Bolar War (episodes 53-77). "Space
Battleship Yamato:The Movie, released in Japanese theaters, is the
"time-warp
speed" condensation of the show. Voyager Entertainment originally
released
these shows as single discs, each containing three or four episodes,
but the Complete Series I Collection is a far more economical way to
get
all the episodes of series one (The Quest for Iscandar) of "Our Star
Blazers."
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Star Blazers- The Boler Wars Boxed Set- DVD Series three of Our Star Blazers on six discs (episodes 53-77). |
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Cowboy
Bebop--
Complete Sessions Collection (Amazon exclusive)- DVD For some reason this is an Amazon exclusive, so get it here! Six DVDs with all 26 episodes of Shinichiro Watanabe's animated masterpiece that showed on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim/ Toonami block. With a jazz soundtrack reminiscent of post-modern Peter Gunn, retro show titles recalling Alex Toth's Jonny Quest designs, a combo of animation styles from east and west, manga-style story lines, anime-style art and story development, Cowboy Bebop is anime for people who don't like anime. 50's drifter meets gen x slacker with some rat pack gambler thrown in--that's bounty hunter Spike. Add some mecha space ships, visually stunning artwork, drive it all with an unforgettable folk-to-techno soundtrack, and you've got Cowboy Bebop. Thank you Cartoon Network. |
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