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Maybe Mr. T’s pretty handy with computers

What’s not to love about Mr. T? And given I am now cable-enabled, I am catching the Mr. T World of Warcraft commercials, and I can’t help but love this bit. I am gonna have to use this. Keep in mind this, as well as the Motel Hell clip I blogged early this [...]

Spider-Man 1967, Episode 21

”The Origin of Spider-Man”: Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider and soon finds that he has gained the arachnid’s amazing abilities. He learns that “with great power there must also always be great responsibility” after his Uncle Ben, husband of Aunt May, is murdered by a thief who he allowed to get away [...]

Spider-Man 1967, Episode 20

”Sting of the Scorpion”: The Scorpion escapes prison to get back at Jonah Jameson and Spider-Man. The Scorpion breaks into Dr. Stillwell’s lab and drinks a toxic potion that mutates him into a twenty-foot-tall giant. He captures Jameson and starts rampaging into the city. Now, Spider-Man must find a way to return the Scorpion to [...]

Spider-Man 1967, Episode 18

”Fountain of Terror”: Peter discovers that Dr. Connor is missing and travels to Florida to investigate. He encounters Cliventon, and chases him along with Billy Connor to his hideout where they find the doctor. Now, they must work as a team to defeat Cliventon and save the doctor! ”Fiddler on the Loose”: The Fiddler kidnaps [...]

Spider-Man 1967, Episode 16

”The Vulture’s Prey”: The Vulture abducts J. Jonah Jameson and ties him dangerously close to a large pendulum in order to lure Spider-Man in the open. Now, Spider-Man must risk his life to save the one man set on destroying his reputation. ”The Dark Terrors”: The Phantom is casting shadowy figures around the city to [...]

A loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter

Of all the TV I consumed as a young child (and there was a lot of it) this clip from Sesame Street may very well be the most pervasive in my mind still to this day. I remember the whole thing to a tee, save that in my mind she says “quart of milk” not [...]

Spider-man 1967, Episode 15

”The Spider and the Fly’‘: A mysterious character called the Human Fly is toying with Spider-Man by leading him away from a site and then stealing jewelry at the site. Spider-Man must outsmart the Human Fly to get to the bottom of the fiasco. ”The Slippery Dr. Von Schlick”: Spiderman encounters a slippery villain named [...]

Spider-man 1967, Episode 14

‘The Golden Rhino”: The Rhino is back and he’s stolen two truckloads of gold to make a shining statue of himself. Now, Spider-Man must find a way to stop the unstoppable Rhino! ”Blueprint For Crime”: When Spider-Man foils a heist by the Plotter and his two lackeys Cowboy and Ox, the villains decide to capture [...]

Spider-man 1967, Episode 13

“Return Of The Flying Dutchman”: When the famed ship The Flying Dutchman appears near Smuggler’s Cove, Spider-Man decides to investigate. While peering out to sea, Spider-Man is attacked and follows the goons to discover that Mysterio is behind the holograms of the Flying Dutchman. “Farewell Performance”: The Old Castle Theater is set to be demolished [...]

Spider-man 1967, Episode 12

“Spider-Man Meets Doctor Noah Boddy”: J. Jonah Jameson is framed for burglary by an invisible man. Now, Spider-Man must figure out how to defeat a foe he can’t see in order to save his boss. “The Fantastic Fakir”: Spider-Man encounters a Fakir with mystical powers as he uses magic to steal precious stones. Spider-Man must [...]




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