Simon ,'Objects In Space'
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megan, are you aware of Gilligan's Island Live at the Garage? Two of my friends are in it, and I was going to try to catch it by the end of the month. Are you interested? Looks like we can get two-for-one tickets, even.
I've never seen Gilligan's Island, by the by.
She also thought Johnny Quest (the original, thank you) was too violent.
Jonny Quest was one of the few shows I could stand to rewatch when I Netflixed a whole bunch of childhood favorites to watch with my niece and nephew.
PC, I might be up for that.
Jonny Quest was one of the few shows I could stand to rewatch
'Cause they're freakin' awesome! When I was at Fantagraphics we interviewed Doug Wildey who was basically the animation showrunner for Jonny Quest. Great interview by a talented guy and a grizzled old Hollywood vet.
Forbidden Planet (with Leslie Nielson, Anne Francis and Walter Pigeon) was the Tempest In Space.
In further Tempest discussion, what was the 50's (?) sci-fi flick that was an adaptation of the play?
It was indeed Forbidden Planet: [link]
The animation in Jonny Quest was intriguing, looking so much grittier than the other Saturday morning fare.
edit: Plus I had such a crush on Race Bannon.
The line forms behind Dr. Quest.
I had a crush on Bandit.
The line forms behind Dr. Quest.
Too true.