A bit of an enigma, few folk have heard of him, but his songs are unforgettable, very catchy

I'm 58 now. I remember seeing this first run as a small child. I've watched it many times since with Ringo, and Alan Thick narrating. I still listen to the sound track LP/CD often. Both are great works by the amazing Nillson!

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When you ran off the list of the major characters from the original, you left out Anne Lockhart's Sheba. Maren Jensen had already left the show by that point because the role of Athena had already been diminished once it was clear she couldn't hack it as an actress.

This was really good!! I love how you did this! I'm going to check out some of your other stuff. You brought back a lot of memories for me . I was just a little kid when this movie came out and I always loved it . Your little documentary was awesome! Thank you!

I was lucky enough to catch two Harryhausen Sinbad movies in the theater. Golden Voyage of Sinbad and Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger.

A lot of uneasing, ahead of their time movies like Americathon came out from the early 70's to the early 80's. THX1138, Hellstrom Chronicle, Videodrome, Scanners, culminating in the cyber-punk fururistic masterpiece that was Blade Runner bookending THX1138 in that same roughly 10 year span with similar great special effects and ahead of its time dystopian themes. After that, it was all downhill for American exploratory/experimental cinema.

Cy was voiced by Gary Owens, the Laugh-In announcer, not the Lost in Space robot guy.

Read in “Future Noir” Hampton Fancher, screenwriter, named an early draft of Blade Runner after this book. Couldn’t acquire the naming rights and moved on to naming it Dangerous Days. This all before Ridley Scott was attached to direct.

I loved the return of Starbuck - saw it as a kid and it always stuck with me.

This is the only Harryhausen Sinbad film that actually feels like it’s in the Middle East.

Loved watching this you’ve put together an amazing exiting timeline, I felt right back there once again they were so very much my special eighties experience .

Make the last few seconds disappear so people won’t skip your video. I’m not sure exactly how it works, but that could be costing you money. Thank you for sharing this!

FIRST! (First like, that is.) I sadly lost this in one move or another, ages ago. But still the memories are fuckin' strong, 's how I got here. :D

God this was favorite movie.

Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean did the Album cover and also the Claymation.

I liked the Halloween episode and hated the Stupor Snots. I loved the Starbucks episode and they should have found a way to rescue him.

Great video!! Thank you for sharing! 😁

If the original premise had been kept it might have been worth while but a combination of really bad acting,woeful scripts and the crime against television called "The Super Scouts( why expand this shit into a two parter) and TV Executive meddling meant even Donal P Bellasario couldn't save it. Dr Zee was fucking annoying and Lorne Greene looked uncomfortable and like a broken man in every episode. He had been a big promoter and had confidence in the original Battlestar Galactica but I think he knew the series(Galactica 1980) was crap.

I never understood why they made Kent McCords character the grown-up Boxy since the other actor actually looked like the kid who played Boxy!

I watched this film I think five times in the theater, thinking "This is our future." Many things in this film came true.

Before Orville, before Galaxy Quest and Spaceballs, before HitchHiker's Guide and Red Dwarf... there was Quark .

Lovely tribute.

The fault lies with ABC and how shallow and out of touch network execs are when it comes to programming. BSG/Classic should have remained a mini-series during '78-'79, then made into a series '79-'80. The SCI-FI channel learned a valuable lesson with the reboot. A mini-series first: see how it fares, then series based on fan/audience response. One can only imagine where BSG Classic would have gone if allowed to flourish. The other issue was Issac Asimov called BSG Classic a "STAR WARS rip-off". STAR WARS was space fantasy akin to Flash Gordon, BSG Classic was science fiction along the line of Space 1999, Star Trek and Buck Rodgers. The 1980 premise had potential, but got hokey in the end. But ABC should have never cancelled in the first place. . .

I have Sirius XM radio in my car. Classic Vinal which is on Channel 26 does this all the time. They play these songs over and over again.. They overplay them. It drives me crazy! Some of these classic rock songs that are also southern rock are depressing and overplayed.

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Well done.

Was Red Dwarf a copy of Quark?

I agree this was the best,..with the best Sinbad. Saw it when it came out.

Forgot how good these guys were, nice video.

the 'turning uniforms white' thing was not new. When the Light Ship aliens transported a Viper pilot, their uniform turned white. I like this little nod to a detail from the prior show.

My favorite of the trilogy is Eye of the Tiger.

It's playing on ME TV now. Hate Dr. Zee

It's not on Netfix anymore.