The Secret Files of Captain Video

Fernsehserie
1953–1955
30 Min.

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The Secret Files of Captain Video (1953)

Superhero Action Adventure Family Sci-Fi Thriller

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThis innovative half-hour science-fiction anthology aired live each Saturday morning. Captain Video (Al Hodge) was the catalyst that brought science-fiction and reality together in a creativ... Alles lesenThis innovative half-hour science-fiction anthology aired live each Saturday morning. Captain Video (Al Hodge) was the catalyst that brought science-fiction and reality together in a creative showcase for dramatization of the works of well known authors. Strong character developm... Alles lesenThis innovative half-hour science-fiction anthology aired live each Saturday morning. Captain Video (Al Hodge) was the catalyst that brought science-fiction and reality together in a creative showcase for dramatization of the works of well known authors. Strong character development and adult themes, a hallmark of the two Captain Video series, kept a positive look of ... Alles lesen

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7,0/10

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Episoden19

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Staffel2 Jahre

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Al Hodge

Captain Video

Don Hastings

The Video Ranger

Grant Sullivan

Blaster Martin

Stewart Bradley

Werner Klemperer

Meister

Ben Lackland

Commissioner of Public Safety Charles Carey

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An experiment in early live television

By 1953 Captain Video and his cohorts had been doing a live 5-a-week 30 minute show for 4 years. This new Saturday morning 30 minute series offered a look at the "back-story" of the characters; it took place supposedly several years in the past of the earliest adventures of 1949. Since each of these 20-odd shows is self-contained and complete, it is a double tragedy that none of the "electronocam" 16-mm films of the broadcasts survive.