never be
forgotten.
RETRORATING: 11
RETRORATING: 14
CONTEST WINNER!
- HOME
- YOUTUBE
- ARTICLES
- VIDEOS
- THEATER
- CLASSIFIEDS
- VHS COVERS
- CEREAL BOXES
- GAME BOX ART
- READ ALONGS
- PODCASTS
- FORUM
- FAQ
- POINTS STORE
Don't mess
with the bull.
JOIN!!!
A Look Back at Tales of the Gold Monkey
And if you're interested in owning the series on DVD, Amazon has it here for $31.67
Foods Long Gone
Vaporman87 Posted on Aug 02, 2015 at 04:17 AM
I hope to catch this series some time. Perhaps on YouTube or elsewhere. I hate that I missed it on it's first go around. This is something that would have interested me in my youth. I like shows like this and Fantasy Island. Anything with a bit of intrigue and mystery/adventure.
mickyarber Posted on Aug 01, 2015 at 10:29 AM
Since I missed out on Tailspin, I never made the connection myself. As for dog fights...eh. Some chases and stuff and some small fights. You never got the feeling, at least I didn't, that the show was under budget though. At least not then. Watching it again recently, you can see where a slightly bigger budget could have helped a lot though. It really is a fun series though. Well worth a look if you haven't seen it.
And I too was a big fan of Just the Ten of Us. But I watched it in it's original run on ABC when it was part of TGIF! That was always a really fun block of programming too.
jkatz Posted on Aug 01, 2015 at 10:02 AM
I was going to say this reminds me a lot of Talespin. But I love pulp adventures and this one seems as good as any. Was the show's budget big enough to have dogfights like the ad implies?
Hoju Koolander Posted on Aug 01, 2015 at 01:40 AM
So this was really less of an Indiana Jones clone and more of a live action pre-cursor to Tailspin, huh? Never caught this one during my USA Network watching, but reruns of Just The Ten of Us were hard to beat!
When I was a kid there were a few movies that my brother and I really latched onto. They were all part of a specific genre.Romancing the StoneRai...
There are some people in your life that appear almost as if out of thin air, providing magical and memorable experiences before disappearing altogethe...
Entering Kindergarten in 1988, there was no way I could escape the “Radical Reign” of Raph, Leo, Mikey and Don aka the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turt...
If you're here, then I can safely assume you enjoy reminiscing about days gone by just as much as me. One of the ways a lot of us escape to yesteryear...