Mr Kent could go to a masquerade ball as Superman and with his eyeglasses on and no one would recognize him as the real deal.

I lovex Superman. I watched The Adventures on tv and read the comics. Kirk Alyn was also a great Superman.

One of my favorite episodes and scenes!👍

No george was kissed twice by two little girls one going to the circus, one going around the world. George was killed the morning of june 16, 1959. Its to bad george was a great a actor. George was in two movies that won best pic how many men were in movies won best pic that play superman none. George was well trained.

Why is Superman a middle aged tax auditor?

"Heres Romance"? In a lifetime I've never seen the Cisco kid kiss any gal. maybe out there in the desert he snatched a grab and squeeze from a cactus. Otherwise BS.

The great Sterling Holloway.

Great Ceaser's Ghost...

Watched these growing up in the early 60s. Rewatching them on digital broadcast TV. Many of the stories are quite clever, even if the criminals are far from comic book icons. Reeves was fine as Superman. As young Olsen might say, "Jeepers, I had a swell time."

When Superman appeared on "I Love Lucy", Lucy and Desi decided the story line would have to treat him as if the character was real, so as not to upset all the kids. So it counts as part of the Superman Universe, plus a great bar bet I have won for years: "George Reeves appeared as Superman on two series, name both" - no one ever recalls him on Lucy. In several of the early Superman episodes, you can see the Mayberry Courthouse, for instance the one with the Molemen. No sign of Barney Fife though.

Every kid should have a mom like Eve McVeigh.

Maudie Prickett accidentally recieved credit for Aunt Louisa when she actually appeared in "The Deserted Village".

Jack's comic timing was impeccable.

The camera was too far left for the buzz saw scene but it worked anyway. Suspension of disbelief.

The scene prior to this was cool because we found out Superman takes a shower like everybody else.

They were just like Superman

Loved Superman!! .. Watched as a little girl, & now at 71, am still watching !!. Had a crush on George Reeves, & loved the cast.. Thanks for posting on You Tube.. 🙏🤗

I can understand my father's appreciation for George Reeves. "His hero" Superman when he was a boy.

I’m still wondering about what happened to the coffee and sandwiches Young Olsen brought to Clark’s apartment.

Superman has a muffin top. 😂

Love this episode. Love this show. Love Superman.

I grew up with George Reeves, my favorite Superman always !!!

According to legend Superman had but one suit made by Mrs. Kent from his baby blankets but the secret closet looked cool.

There can only be one Superman amen

Isn’t this guy george lincoln rockwells brother? 😂

Doesn't this resemble The Sphinx, with Lionel Atwill? That was back in 1939, both are woth watching...

What! George wear a ring his finger in every Superman series ?

Little Jimmy Grimaldi was the first to know and no one believed him.

I grew up with George Reeves as Superman, but I also love both George Reeves and Chris Reeves as both are Superman in my eyes, both gave the character a different perspective on the superhero….i will always be their biggest fan. I see them as they are both with what an alien might be if they had grown up on Earth, wary of being discovered and becoming something other than one helping in saving lives and protecting people from dangerous situations, no matter what the cost or what they happen to be. George and Chris both brought something unique to their characters and for me they are both Superman. Even after his accident, Chris was even Superman in real life by bringing awareness to others, people including kids, who are suffering from paralysis and depression. His presence at interviews and functions showed a courage beyond his own personal trauma and helped bring hope and courage to many suffering from illnesses, and especially paralysis such as his own and in continuing research to help find a solution for better treatments and recovery from neurological damage that others and that he himself had faced. RIP GEORGE and CHRIS, may your legacies continue to inspire and give hope to others, may you both rest In peace in God’s eternal heaven….👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

What fun !

Superman and the the Lone ranger . what a great time to grow up

20:07 The ending had a sense of melancholy to George himself.

I like the way he takes off flying and jumps down to land! It looks so real!

Well that locomotive scene was used on *Season 1, Episode 5, "The Monkey Mystery"*

This was the controversial episode were Clark busts to *Ace and Connie Door* but the story behind it Clark/Reeves haven't broke the door, instead he bounce off and fell unconscious due to the prop man forgot to remove the lumber supports behind the door.

Nobody had seen it on color until 1965...

After a long time, Lois just noticed why Clark disappears every time trouble starts. **Possible explanation for Clark** *Lois:* Why is Clark every time there's trouble you want to sneak off some place? *Clark:* Lois, i have ton of privacy.

Loved Superman! . Watched as a little girl; .. Still watching at 71, years old! Had a crush on George Reeves back then... Loved the cast as well... Thanks for posting on you tube. 🙏😊

Grew up watching Superman as a child; ....Now at 71,..I'm still watching: Had a crush on George Reeves as a child!.... What a good looking man he was, & also loved the cast.. Thanks for posting this. 🙏😎

George must have been into Mexican culture. I have a feeling he could speak Spanish.

Jimmy really made the fear palpable.

Case solved smack to their faces within the first scenes! Gotta say it’s a crying shame how Hollywood portrayed many characters and how the actors participated in it all.

The 6th and final season episodes aired originally on ABC TV from Feb to April 1958

This episode aired in November 1958. Interesting that, in April 1959, George Reeves was involved in an auto accident in which it is rumored that someone drained the brake fluid of his car. Life imitating art?

A homage to the old cliff-hangers ? or just using up some old film from one ? 😏

I aways thought the steering wheel thing was the funniest thing ever.

I barely cried watching this scene, it makes me a kid again sadly George Reeves never lived long to see he was been loved for being Superman. Rest and Peace George Reeves (1914 - 1959) you are a legend!

I watch The adventures of Superman every Sunday after church, and two weeks ago Lois had a wedding ring on her left ring finger. What a screw up. Ron W4BIN

I can never decide which is more funny - Superman ducking out of the way from a thrown gun with no bullets left, or a crook thinking "it should be no problem for me to just strangle Superman with my bare hands."

Wow, this channel is by the great Jim Nolt... of The Adventures Continue. Glad to see he's still doing cool Superman stuff! Anyway, I had the good luck of meeting Robert Shayne in the late 1980s at the SD Con. I got the inspector's autograph, and he said to his daughter (grandaughter?), "Aw, he's probably just gonna sell it somewhere!" But I quickly said, "No way!" And I still have it to this day.