Frankenstein, Jr. and the Impossibles was an American Saturday morning cartoon produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions in 1966. It premiered on September 10, 1966, and ran for two seasons.
The program contained two segments, which each served as a middle ground between Hanna-Barbera's traditional cartoon early output and its superhero-based late-1960s cartoons.
Frankenstein, Jr.: Taking place in Civic City, boy scientist Buzz Conroy (voiced by Dick Beals) and his father Professor Conroy (voiced by John Stephenson) fight supervillains with the aid of a powerful heroic robot named "Frankenstein Jr." (voiced by Ted Cassidy). "Frankie", as Buzz usually referred to him, was more than a little reminiscent of the title character in Gigantor. Buzz built "Frankie" and activated him through an energy ring.
Frankenstein, Jr.: Taking place in Civic City, boy scientist Buzz Conroy (voiced by Dick Beals) and his father Professor Conroy (voiced by John Stephenson) fight supervillains with the aid of a powerful heroic robot named "Frankenstein Jr." (voiced by Ted Cassidy). "Frankie", as Buzz usually referred to him, was more than a little reminiscent of the title character in Gigantor. Buzz built "Frankie" and activated him through an energy ring.
I sort of remember this one, but not like I should... how about you?
-Jeremy [Retro]
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Great post about Frankenstein, where I reside Mary Shelley's son bought a Manor when he was alive to renovate it for his then ailing mother. Sadly she passed away before it was finished. The Shelley's are buried in our local church. The Manor is now a health centre and the theatre that was there in the days of Percy Shelly Jnr. is still there today giving performances.
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I could watch Young Frankenstein all day..
ReplyDeleteI vaguely remember Frankenstein Jr. I was living outside of the country at the time, so don't think I saw it in its first run.
Memories...I have none!
ReplyDeleteIt looks familiar but that is about it.
why is that horrid woman wearing a poor fox corpse around her neck??? Oh, how I despise people who kill animals for fashion......
ReplyDeleteI totally remember these guys! I still think an Impossibles live-action show would work! Thanks for he memories Jeremy.
ReplyDeleteYoung Frankenstein is one of my favorites. Abby Normal...classic.
ReplyDeleteA fun post! You gave me a needed smile. Thanks
ReplyDeleteDon't remember this, but looks fun. Off to watch the blooper video!
ReplyDeleteYoung Frankenstein. Truly one of the best.
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