Post by Yuri Petrovitch on Nov 8, 2013 0:31:29 GMT -5
When:
On Wednesday, assuming all goes well.
Where to Find:
You can buy it on DVD from Amazon, but you probably should just see if it's at a Big Lots or something because I say this with all sincerity . . .really, you shouldn't pay more than $6 for the whole series because . . .well, it's rather low entertainment.
Time Commitment:
There's 22 episodes, none of which will require expansive essays to get surrounded (this show couldn't be more formulaic if you bottled it and fed it to babies) and should be a rather breezy little romp which will not take itself too seriously. Also, I intend to point out all the actors who passed through this show either coming from or headed to better things and have fun in general.
So Why This Again?
I was dared to, and it was either this or Kung Fu: The Legend Continues. Plus I'm fascinated by this show, as it would be cutting edge action TV in 1987, though sadly debuted seven years later and is an artifact of a time long gone and was already obsolete when it was new. Also also also: I always wanted to see the American Ninja guy and Principal Strickland from Back to the Future fight crime.
So let us go, you and I . . .
On Wednesday, assuming all goes well.
Where to Find:
You can buy it on DVD from Amazon, but you probably should just see if it's at a Big Lots or something because I say this with all sincerity . . .really, you shouldn't pay more than $6 for the whole series because . . .well, it's rather low entertainment.
Time Commitment:
There's 22 episodes, none of which will require expansive essays to get surrounded (this show couldn't be more formulaic if you bottled it and fed it to babies) and should be a rather breezy little romp which will not take itself too seriously. Also, I intend to point out all the actors who passed through this show either coming from or headed to better things and have fun in general.
So Why This Again?
I was dared to, and it was either this or Kung Fu: The Legend Continues. Plus I'm fascinated by this show, as it would be cutting edge action TV in 1987, though sadly debuted seven years later and is an artifact of a time long gone and was already obsolete when it was new. Also also also: I always wanted to see the American Ninja guy and Principal Strickland from Back to the Future fight crime.
So let us go, you and I . . .
