5 Forgotten TV Shows Part 18 - Action Adventure

[@mazer375]

Thunder in Paradise will never be forgotten (by me at least) I remember watching it as a kid and realizing they were filming it mostly at Disneyworld...

[@zerocool5395]

That, Viper, Team Knight Rider, Acapulco Heat, Renegade and a bunch of other syndicated shows. I will always remember them as having them in the background while I built model cars, planes and Lego lol. Oh shit! He mentioned Acapulco Heat! 😂

[@LCp1RickIlls]

Thunder in Paradise was the shit!!!

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

Wrestling fans make fun of it all the time

[@CorbCorbin]

For me, it will never be remembered, unless I watch someone doing a video making fun of it, or when I’m reminded of the Hogan Know’s Best show, then I really get a sick feeling, once I’m reminded that Brooke Hogan also had a show after that. 🤣

[@CorbCorbin]

@@zerocool5395 It was in the thumbnail. I immediately thought, “Did Andy Sedaris make a tv show?” And someone did.

[@TonySamedi]

I'm surprised you didn't mention that Tales from the Gold Monkey seemed to have also inspired the Disney show Talespin. I mean, a pilot wearing that hat and bomber jacket, flying a seaplane, he even hangs out at a bar run by a guy named Louie! I honestly got into Tales from the Gold Monkey because of that connection, I had watched Talespin a lot as a kid and someone mentioned the similarities which got me to look it up.

[@jliller]

I'm glad someone else noticed this!

[@lakrids-pibe]

I was about to say that TaleSpin also had a little inspiration from *Porco Rosso,* but Porco Rosso came out in 1992, and TaleSpin started in 1990. How about that?

[@mathieuduval7544]

I'm surprised he didn't mention that the GF Sarah, is the HOT teacher from 3 O'clock High!!

[@hitmanmonaghan6633]

He probably didn’t know.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

And some elements from Cheers were thrown into Tale Spin, too. A woman named Rebecca becomes the new owner of the male protagonist's failing business.

[@murphyboy11]

As a Canadian Relic Hunter was one of those cool nostalgia shows that actually stills holds up!

[@warlainfire6772]

Baywatch with explosions is one hell of a pitch.

[@DeathRobotKailozo]

Dude you constantly crush it with these. Loving the whole series.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@TenDropChris]

I remember Relic Hunter. Used to watch it all the time, because I had a huge crush on Tia Carrere at the time. I always wished she had gone further in Hollywood than she did.

[@zerocool5395]

These are starting to be my favorite 'Good Bad Flicks' series, awesome content as always. Cheers from Chile! Edit: The Acapulco Heat had an awesome intro song lol.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@Trilaan]

Yes, two of my most highly-anticipated shows for this series of videos, Tales of the Gold Monkey and Thunder in Paradise. When Tales of the Gold Monkey finally hit DVD I felt so vindicated as I finally knew I did not dream the whole thing up as a child. I loved Thunder in Paradise, I always asserted that it was a really good, fun series.

[@matthewconstantine5015]

Man, Tales of the Gold Monkey was HUGE for me when it was originally on. I'd loved Raiders of the Lost Ark, and it was like more of that in my eyeballs every week. I was pretty crushed when it was canceled. And it seemed like it took forever to finally come out on DVD. Unfortunately, it wasn't much after it did that the whole Stephen Collins thing happened. I haven't been able to bring myself to watch the show again.

[@shadowdramon01]

3:30 Oh hey! Hawk from The Famous Jett Jackson.

[@megatronjenkins2473]

The enthusiasm in your voice for "I love this terrible movie!!!" gave me a good laugh and earned my upvote!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@Dr.WaluigiReviews]

Ah I remember relic hunter, it was the show that introduced me to one of my earliest actress crushes

[@bigsarge2085]

Haha, yes! I remember "Relic Hunter," and "Thunder in Paradise." Reminded me of another obscure show, "Byrds of Paradise" w/ Jennifer Love Hewitt.

[@TheArmedHermit]

6 year old me had a full Jake Cutter cosplay outfit. Tales of the Gold Monkey was my favorite show & every week I would put on my outfit to watch the new episode. I literally cried when my mom explained that the show wouldn’t be coming on again & what “cancelled” meant.

[@megatronjenkins2473]

Oh man, that must have stung! My sympathies to young you.

[@las10plagas]

=) that's cute

[@Dragonangel426]

Tales of the gold monkey. I always thought there was a live action version of the Disney series TaleSpin lol. Looks like it was a direct inspiration 😁

[@Rusty3659]

When Rip Tide debuted on NBC it aired at 10:00, with Remington Steele as it's lead-in - not the A-Team. Anne Francis played their boss, Mama Joe. Her character made the show, but she was bounced after the first 12 episodes. Then a few months later, Moonlighting premiered Tuesdays at 10:00 in ABC and hammered Rip Tide in the ratings. When NBC announced their new Fall schedule, they flipped Remington Steele and Rip Tide. That's when the A-Team became it's lead-in. Rather than counter program, ABC switched Moonlighting to 9:00 and once again, Rip Tide was harpooned in the ratings. But after they fired Anne Francis, the show was never the same. However, for about 2 1/2 years, Tuesday night were heavenly with Remington Steele and Moonlighting back-to-back or vice versa. Rip Tide wound up being moved to Wednesdays, but by then it's audience had pretty much been eroded.

[@Sketch105]

I watched Thunder in Paradise mostly because they shot a lot of their locations at Disney World- The Grand Floridian was where the hero bar scenes were shot (the bar was built for the series and not an actual bar), Epcot pavilions filled in for foreign countries often, and even the Indiana Jones stunt show set was utilized.

[@UglyKenHart]

This was back in the brief period when Disney’s MGM Studios was still trying to play itself off as an actual working studio. They actually filmed way more than you would think at and around the Grand Floridian and Seven Seas Lagoon. Apparently one of the struggles the show had was that the speed boat was so loud while it was filming runs in the Lagoon, it could be heard inside the Magic Kingdom and that really irked park management.

[@Sonicandlaytonfan]

The first time I had ever heard of Thunder in Paradise was from the Hulk Hogan episode of Space Ghost Coast to Coast.

[@joshuajustice4011]

Are we not gonna talk about how Tales of the Gold Monkey is the entire premise and aesthetic for the cartoon Talespin down to the costumes?

[@bostonrailfan2427]

Relic Hunter and Thunder In Paradise seemed to have gone on a lot longer than they did thanks to repeating them constantly…Thunder was heavily involved in TNT’s lineup up until the early 00s, most likely due to the star being a huge part of WCW

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

Not the worst tv show the hulksters been apart of

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 true!

[@jonathancapps1103]

We went to Orlando for our senior trip in 1994. When we toured Universal Studios we passed by a window into a sound booth where Hogan was re-recording dialogue for Tropic Thunder.

[@XeCuTioNR]

"Oh no! They're headed for land! Look Michael..a canal!"

[@GoodBadFlicks]

or a fjord

[@Madbandit77]

Interesting you mentioned Riptide because I would have mentioned Wiseguy, another Cannell/Lupo show because it's basically James Bond from Brooklyn (Vancouver's not a good substitution, production wise), and it introduced the serialized story arc, a tool used in daytime and primetime soaps, to the crime/action drama (too many people credit X-Files or Buffy for that. Chris Carter corrected a fan at a Q&A some years ago).

[@KingBoxer119]

Highlighting Tales of the Gold Monkey and Relic Hunter? I feel seen. Great work on this series Clayton, you've uncovered some real gems.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@ReginaldTate-le6fe]

I, like most other guys & LESBIAN ASS WOMEN, simply LOVED Relic Hunter for Tia Carrere's constant BEAUTY & HOTNESS okay @KingBoxer119.

[@naquingreen1603]

She Spies and Relic Hunter have to be the most underrated and forgotten action-adventure shows.

[@jb888888888]

_She Spies_ season one was great. Season 2 was boring when it got rewritten to be Generic Action Adventure Show #822 which it satirized in season 1.

[@naquingreen1603]

@@jb888888888 I agree wholeheartedly with that assessment. Season 1 was fire BUT Season 2 was a massive step down when it got turned into a "generic action show " She Spies is still better than the 2009 Charlie's Angels series.

[@headninjadog8120]

I remember those shows. The golden age of hot ass-kicking hotties!

[@iDEATH]

Tales of the Gold Monkey! Sometimes I think that show was a fever dream I had, it feels so obscure. Rarely have I ever met someone who'd heard of it, but I loved that show as a kid. Riptide, too. I really miss the action adventure shows. What's wrong with some fluffy, sometimes funny, shows made simply to entertain?

[@Absquatula]

This was probably intended to be a one-off series but I'm really glad it's made it to part 18 :D

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I originally stopped in 2021 after 6 episode because no one was watching. I brought it back about 8 months later because I was behind on another video and wanted to get an episode out. Since then, they've done considerably better, with people watching them and then going back to watch the past eps they missed. Its been a surprise and now I do about 1 a month.

[@delsydsoftware]

I never watched Tales of the Gold Monkey. However, my elementary school had the Tales of the Gold Monkey storybook, which was a hardback adaptation of the tv series. I loved Raiders of the Lost Ark, and the setting looked really similar. I remember somewhat enjoying it. It must have made an impression, because 40 years later, I got excited when I saw the title come up in this video :)

[@supastar25]

I absolutely loved Acapulco Heat haha...what a blast from the past...there was enough eye candy in the episodes and cast to keep a young me glued to the screen

[@Rando1975]

Glad to see lots of fond memories of Tales of the Gold Monkey! I loved the show as a kid.

[@redbeard36]

Acapulco Heat wasn’t cancelled, it was put on double secret probation by John (Dean Wormer)Vernon.

[@megatronjenkins2473]

ACAPULCO HOOOOUUUUUSE!!!!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thats pretty good :)

[@kurisutofusan]

Oh yeah! I totally had forgotten about Relic Hunter! I liked that show a lot!

[@rouenrobinson]

LOVED Tales of the Gold Monkey and I know it is one of the reasons I enjoyed Disney's Tale Spin. The helicopter is what I always remembered and as a kid I always thought it was connected to Revenge of the Nerds. H.E.A.T. was a show that I felt like it wanted to be V.I.P. but that is probably because I only watched the second season when it was actually competing with V.I.P. in syndication. Relic Hunter was a show that always seem to have a show I wanted to watch more in its time slot so I never watched more than a couple episode before it ended. Thunder In Paradise reminds me of a funnier take on Thunderboat Row.

[@ompholoslunarhalo]

Thanks for including Tales of the Gold Monkey. A dog with an eyepatch searching for the glass eye he lost in a poker game was better character motivation than any of us deserved. Also Jack Lemmon’s son in Thunder in Paradise didn’t phone in his performance as much as he could have. The Knight Rider reboot “Team Knight Rider” was also one that had no business being as good as it was (as far as writing goes at least)

[@I-Ren-Zero]

The episode Insured by Smith & Wesson of the show Boomtown featuring Joe Penny as a former TV actor who now manages a Sporting Goods store and used Riptide footage as the show he was on.

[@josephhoward8304]

Tales of the Gold Monkey was my favorite show as a 15 year old kid. Loved the music, the dog, and banter. Still have the live VHS recordings of the series on tape. Ah, the memories. Also a shout out to "Bring them back Alive" during the same era.

[@josephteller9715]

One of my favorite shows of that era and one I actually bought the DVD set for.

[@nathanl7018]

I remember having a couple Riptide branded Matchbox Corvettes as a kid. I loved that show.

[@CartoonTriper]

possibly, the Relic Hunter series I remember it because there is a episode when a relic was in a nudist camp so they needed to enter in the "attire"

[@simonwoodthrillerwriter]

I remember TALES OF THE GOLD MONKEY playing on TV in the UK. I liked it quite a bit at the time. Oddly RIPTIDE also played in the UK but it was daytime TV viewing so no one really saw it. I only saw it when I was home from school because I was sick. I think Americans would surprised how many US network shows ended up as daytime TV or played at 2am as schedule filler in the UK.

[@Papacha]

Finally, someone covered Relic Hunter. Love the series. I'm so glad I have it all on DVD. Thanks for covering it.

[@tskmaster3837]

3:23 I can't even... That's just great. "Oops, that was supposed to be fixed in the edit. And it was! Previously it was only shown twice!"

[@Briaaanz]

I was hoping you'd cover Tales of the Gold Monkey. I had totally forgotten the show until a recent season of Archer did an homage to it

[@Evil_Genius_888]

I remember Relic Hunter. I remember liking the show, but I was already a Tia Carrere fan.

[@lakerol2876]

Archer did Gold Monkey inspired episodes (Archer was in coma dreams). A nice homage. Tales of the Gold Monkey is a nice, cozy show.

[@pavelnadolski]

Tales of the Gold Monkey would be a direct inspiration for Disney's TailSpin cartoon.

[@danielramsey6141]

I Was Just Thinking that! Holy S*it! I mean, just the plan, the Look and feel of it all just Screams Tale-spin!

[@KasumiKenshirou]

@@danielramsey6141 And the Rebecca / Baloo relationship was based on the Rebecca / Sam relationship from Cheers.

[@ObiClon]

I have fond memories of watching Relic Hunter back in the day

[@RavenHouseMystery]

I remember "Tales Of The Golden Monkey" very well, though I am surprised that it ran for over twenty episodes. It seemed to disappear from our TV stations after about six weeks. I've seen a couple of episodes of "Riptide", which I remember was a fun show at the time. Thanks for the nostalgia trip, Cecil. You always make these episodes fun.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@stevewright9779]

OMG Relic Hunter?? That show was pretty cool back in the day! :D

[@Charlesfernandez0]

I saw Riptide in syndication as wee lad, haven’t heard the opening theme in decades and yet I remember as if it was playing right now. 80’s action TV was insane.

[@Merylstreep1949]

Fubo and Crackle, my favorite law firm

[@Scatscar1985]

"Relic Hunter" was great fun.

[@ericbrown912]

Even better than when you remind me of shows I used to watch as a kid are the ones I never got to see! Relic Hunter, Thunder In paradise and Tales Of The Gold Monkey are familiar, the rest? New to me and now on my “need to see” list. Also: anyone notice the similarities between Tales Of The Gold Monkey and the cartoon Tailspin?

[@smcgilli34]

"Riptide" was gold! Loved that show when I was a kid.

[@2008dzl]

Relic Hunter currently airs on Polish TV channel. 😊

[@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545]

I've seen at least some of every series on this list. Sting being my GOAT of pro wrestling, I had to check out his eps of Thunder. Riptide was a regular watch for my younger self; beat having to change the channel after The A-Team. I'm a big Tia Carrera fan and I say through several episodes of Relic Hunter. They also had a pro wrestler guest star in CHYNA. Good list.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@jb888888888]

For some reason this sticks in my head: Carol Alt appeared on an episode of _Later_ promoting _Thunder in Paradise._ Greg Kinnear asked about upcoming episodes and she mentioned Sting was going to be on. Greg CLEARLY thought she meant Gordon Sumner!Sting not Steve Borden!Sting.

[@tigerheart3824]

I would love to see you cover Tropical Heat (AKA Sweating Bullets). It got a ton of late night TV rotation here in the UK and there were no doubt other teenage girls besides me who were besotted with Rob Stewart’s Canadian take on Magnum PI! As always, very much enjoy your vids 🤩

[@lordvlygar2963]

I remember Thunder in Paradise and goofing on it because it was so close to the Simpsons clip you showed. I used to love Relic Hunter because Tia Carrerra is gorgeous and the show aired when I was about 15. It was in a block of shows with Cleopatra 2525 and Jack of All Trades.

[@JoeDouglas]

Man, I loved Relic Hunter! Haven't seen it in a long time, but I remember it being so much fun. You've inspired me to go and find it somewhere to revisit the show

[@Cyril29a]

Tales of the Golden Monkey got a remake called Tail Spin. Sure it is a Disney Cartoon but it really is the same show

[@TheStrykerProject]

Damn...ya got me on all five of those. And I'm mortified that I didn't know about Relic Hunter! I was traveling a lot at the time, and I had enough problems keeping up with BtVS, X-Files, and Millennium. 😆

[@mcnultyssobercompanion6372]

I don't want to bring the party down, but Stephen Collins is unfortunately....known for other things too. On a much happier note, the film "Only Angels Have Wing" is excellent and I highly recommend it. Criterion put it out on bluray several years ago. Great work as always, Cecil. Pennsylvania reprazent.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Yeah, I didn't want to drag a lighthearted episode down with Collins', uh, issues. Thanks! Keeping PA on the map lol ;)

[@KasumiKenshirou]

Fortunately his character got killed off in Star Trek: The Motion Picture so he wasn't in the rest of that series of movies.

[@luther1546]

I like the Archer version of Tales of the Gold Monkey.

[@kevinkrupski246]

Got to love the fact Thunder in Paradise had a lot of it filmed at Disney World. He'll they used the castle at Magic Kindome as a set up shot for England

[@paultapner2769]

The moment you said Fabio I thought....and then great minds thought alike. Which was nice. One of Alison Pregler's Baywatching vids said there's a Thunder in Paradise episode where he helps a civil war reenactor who is tired of the south always losing get to win for a change. Doubt that would play well now. Don't forget Archer season nine. It was '...not a Gold Monkey. Repeat. Not a Gold Monkey.' I've built up a list of things I want to watch that I found are on you tube. Today I cleared Hell Squad, Doll Squad, and Panther Squad from that. BIkini Island is going on it.

[@ItsMrAssholeToYou]

Pfft...have you even _started_ Racket Squad, Mod Squad or Police Squad! yet? Slacker.

[@BenChanNYC]

Thanks for the walk down memory lane! I loved how Riptide threw in *all* the gimmicks of the day - they had a car, a boat, a helicopter and a robot! Have you ever covered Pam Anderson's "V.I.P.?" - it was like "Baywatch" meets "Remington Steele" - Anderson was used well and I found it charming in its light-hearted tone..

[@GoodBadFlicks]

VIP for a future ep

[@petermuller7079]

Living in Germany (nearly) all of those shows are completely unknown to me. BUT "Riptide" had some success on german TV - under the title "Trio mit 4 Fäusten" ('Trio with four fists' - hinting that only two members were doing the 'body work") and i saw some episodes when i way young.

[@betabloxx]

Also from germany but those shows were high on my watchlist. I couldn't escape Relic Hunter on Pro7 saturday/sunday afternoon block. Thunder in Paradise was big on RTL and got prime time re-runs on RTL2. As a 90s Kid i remember Acapulco H.E.A.T. right before the daily RTL2 Anime Block.

[@petermuller7079]

@@betabloxx Greetings fellow german! 😀😀 Maybe that shows passed me by because i'm a little older - turned 18 in 1987 and since i hadn't TV in my Wehrdienst- and University-times i missed most of the 90s-shows.

[@betabloxx]

@@petermuller7079 yeah! i think it is based on the age gap. I was huge into Wrestling, Anime and many then-current Shows on RTL2 and Pro7 but "Trio mit 4 Fäusten" was for me like "Remington Steel" or "Magnum" - i would call them "Dad Shows" hahaha

[@petermuller7079]

@@betabloxx 😅🤣 You got me

[@WillRipamonti]

I really loved Relic Hunter! So much fun!

[@OldMan_PJ]

I remember all of these except Riptide. Thunder In Paradise was my favorite, I was baffled when it was canceled considering how fun it was.

[@jonathanulrich4905]

Thank you so much ! When I was a kid I had a toy for the helicopter from Riptide. Off and on for years now I’ve wondered what it was from. Thanks to you now I know.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

Additional fun-facts; season 9 of the hit show 'Archer' ("Danger Island") is pretty much an homage to 'Tales of the Gold Monkey', and full of Easter-eggs, like Archer's outfit, and the running gag "It's not a gold monkey!" XD

[@AubreyTheKing]

Loving the new series of Forgotten TV shows! KEEP IT UP!!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@SunriseTheEwe]

Good video but glad you saved the cut to the dead octopus’s expression for the stinger or I might not have been able to hear the rest of the video over my laughter.

[@thejaff6938]

I forget if you have mentioned Cleopatra 2525 on any of the forgotten series yet. I was hoping it would get on this episode.

[@5ypher]

Used to enjoy Relic Hunter each week back in the day.

[@pdzombie1906]

I remember the last two very well, very fun indeed!! Good times!! Thanx, Cecil!!!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You are welcome!

[@hitmanmonaghan6633]

Relic Hunter was a late night show that got me through lonely nights. 😅

[@Laceykat66]

Tales of the Gold Monkey was also a TV version of the 1955 Radio show, "I Fly Anything. Airing on the ABC radio network, Dockery Crane, voiced by Dick Haymes, was a cargo pilot during the War. Now he has an old plane, a rough and tumble but lovable crew, and a willingness to take any job and any cargo which will pay. I liked the show but thought either the network or the producers did not know what they wanted to do after the pilot movie. This happens way too often in television,

[@christraven]

I had absolutely no memory whatsoever of _"Tales of the Gold Monkey"_ until I saw the dog with the eyepatch. I still have no memories of having watched the show, except looking up once from my Lego play set, seeing the dog on screen, and thinking, "what happened to the poor doggie," and feeling really bad for an hour or so. Then I went back to my Legos and forgot about it until just now.

[@guitargodthor2]

No mention of how Tia Carrera was also a Playboy Playmate with full spread? I still have the issue and it's glorious!

[@naquingreen1603]

The 90s and late 2000's was filled to the brim with action adventure shows. Most of these shows did not take themselves too seriously and were fun. Unfortunately due to the networks at the time most of them were cancelled.

[@PalisadeFence]

I love the way you keep making up streaming service names...

[@IANC4EVER]

"Tales of the Gold Monkey" I remember seeing this on ITV on UK tv. All I recall was they sat about in a bar in the jungle drinking and smoking, then went on an adventure...👍

[@davidfausel9029]

Another great video! Loved Tales of the Gold Monkey - and I always watched Riptide :-)

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@matthewsirois3705]

This is the first of your “Forgotten Shows” that I’ve actually seen all the shows discussed. In fact I’ve probably seen the majority of the episodes in each series. Fun stuff

[@NocturneTheatre]

One day I called Joe Penny “Joe Peeny” as a joke, and my wife and I have been calling him that exclusively since. 😹

[@txlyons2937]

Wow, I actually remember every one of these shows. I didn't recognize Riptide until I saw the orange robot and realized, "Oh yeah, that show."

[@koobs4549]

I love the pic of Hulk Hogan holding a pistol with the slide locked back. These guys are obviously, elite, weapons experts…😂

[@JOSH-lw2jv]

The *"SHEENA"* 35-episode TV Series from the year 2000 deserve a spot in the "5 Forgotten TV Shows" Collection. The series starred Gena Lee Nolin (of *"Baywatch"* fame) in the title role of Sheena; who - in this version of the story - has the supernatural ability of turning into animals via eye-contact. She is joined by Matt Cutter (played by John Allen Nelson) as they encounter and fought many enemies throughout the series. The whole series was released in a large DVD collection in 2017 which has the 1984 film from Columbia Pictures starring Tanya Roberts (R.I.P.) and five bonus episodes from the 1950s black & white TV series starring Irish McCalla.

[@daryl772003]

I loved Sheena

[@MrBingogogo]

I never watched any of these but I do remember Relic Hunter. The others probably ran while I was overseas. A couple of these shows seem very dedicated to their PLOT.

[@Weazel1]

I loved watching Gold Monkey and Riptide when I was a kid. My dad and I were gutted when Tales got canceled

[@LordTaos]

I completely forgot about Riptide! I've been wanting to get Tales of the Gold Monkey, but sadly, it's still on my wishlist.

[@userJanus3003]

A friend of mine has a certain fondness for Thunder in Paradise. Her old high school was blown up for episode 18.

[@iaries]

tales of gold money reminds me of tailspin cartoon, hat, the jacket, and even the plane looks like the cartoon -- is the cartoon based on this show?

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

OMG, I can't believe someone else remembered 'Thunder In Paradise'! That used to be one of my favorite shows! (as a kid.) Fun-fact; a majority of the show was actually filmed on WDW property, back when the park was still doubling as a functioning studio. =)

[@WrecklessEating]

I remember Relic Hunter well :)

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Aside from Tia looking beautiful, its just a fun show :)

[@JohnnyBurnes]

Tia Carrera puts back her shopping carts. What a babe! ❤️

[@TheRealNormanBates]

I remember watching *Riptide.* It was indeed a fun show. I remember watching *Deep Star Six* and recognizing the nerdy guy as the Abe Lincoln dude who was one of the first to get eaten by the crab monster.

[@Madbandit77]

Thom Edward Bray. He was also in "The Horror Show" and "John Carpenter's Prince Of Darkness" and was a writer/consulting producer on the last season of "Nash Bridges".

[@celticwolff5429]

Cecil, I can't believe "Bring 'Em Back Alive" didn't make this episode. Maybe in a Part 2?

[@scotiej]

Oh man, Thunder in Paradise. I loved that show as a kid!

[@Warstub]

I remember Tales of the Golden Monkey!! (Vaguely - but it has always been there in the back of my mind nagging me over the decades making me wonder what that programme was!)