Frankenstein, Jr. and the Impossibles

It really comes as a surprise the limited number of episodes for this series (just 18 episodes).

I didn't care much for Frankenstein Jr., but boy!, "The Impossibles", they were something else!

A Quartet of musicians (like the Fab Four) that were also superheroes, real fun concept, silly superpowers and the drawings were slightly stylized, great, healthy, harmless fun.

If you can see these, I highly recommend it!

I used to love this show as a kid. I remember many Saturday mornings watching the adventures of these guys, along with Frankenstein Jr. I always found it cool how their stage converted into a flying car, boat, or submarine as needed. And their guitars having TV monitor's for contacting their boss - big D. I've seen the classic cartoon running on TV in recent years and I find that I still enjoy it a lot. My young niece also considers it her favorite as well. One of the things I really love about the show was the great music. Part surf punk and part Merseybeat. You seldom hear more than a few snippets in the cartoons themselves though, and most of the songs seem to appear in at least 3 or more episodes. One song I love in particular might be called "Idy Idy Oooh" or something to that effect. I wish I knew who did the music for this show and if a soundtrack/novelty album was ever released. Or even if sheet music of this great music is available. This show really rocked. I'd give this thing a ten out of ten except it does not seem to have the complete series.

Frankenstein Jr and the Impossibles were my favorite show. I just wish they did play the songs of the Impossibles in their entirely. My favorite song was about a girl name Sally Annie, and part of the words to the song was "turn to the east, and turn to the west".

Its too bad they did not have their songs on a CD like the Banana Splits did. I would have love to buy and play it. I did not know that there were only 18 episodes of that cartoon show.

I don't why the people who own the copyrights to let the people buy them on places like Amazon. Shows like these are part of our culture and history and to deny our future generations the opportunity of seeing these shows is cultural genocide.

I grew up loving the Hanna-Barbera heroes and recently decided to watch them again. Amazingly the show I liked least as a kid(this one) is the only one I can even bear to watch now. Like all those other shows, the plots are usually the same every time. The difference is that this show was so silly that it worked. Instead of trying to make us believe that Frankenstein Jr. was a serious hero, they gave him things like an eraser ray eraser. And the Impossibles songs are great. They knew a girl who couldn't dance and when she went to the dance she didn't dance.......