WHEN the "BATMAN" TV Series hit the airwaves proving it to be a truly uniquely formatted, one of a kind series concept there were naturally a whole sh*t-house full of imitators waiting in the wings. From the Saturday Morning Cartoons (NEW ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN, FANTASTIC FOUR, MIGHTY MITOR, SPACE GHOST, SPIDERMAN, THOR, HULK, SUB-MARINER, CAPTAIN America and IRON MAN) all filled the airwaves with comic book adaptations and comic-like character series.
In Germany, from UFA, under the title Immer wenn er Pillen nahm (Whenever He Took Pills) and can be heard in German or English. If one who's from (North) America wants to buy it, Amazon Germany has it, but the DVD's in a different region from that of (North) America, requiring one to have (or get) a multi-region DVD or Blu-Ray player (ot just watch it on your computer.
I recently viewed the Unaired pilot from 1966 which starred Alan Young as Stanley H. Beamish.
They had a fine concept, good writers and a fine cast. The shows were crazy-popular, both, "Mr.
Although corny and geared toward us kids, I lovd the show. I remember it fondly.
I, too, remember this show, when it seems nobody else had ever heard of it. I also remembered the character "Mr.
I found it! Like another reviewer I had vague recollections of this show, but I do remember I liked it.
Mr. Terrific is a show with many fathers.
Like the previous comment, no one I know has any memory of "Mr. Terrific" whatsoever.
