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Hot Wheels
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Hot Wheels

1969
Hot Wheels
Hot Wheels

Hot Wheels

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Hot Wheels was a thirty-minute Saturday morning animated television series broadcast on ABC from 1969 to 1971, under the primary sponsorship of Mattel Toys.

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EP32  Slicker-Slicks
Dec. 20,1969
Slicker-Slicks

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EP31  Drag Strip
Jan. 01,0001
Drag Strip

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EP30  The Doc Warren Trophy Race
Jan. 01,0001
The Doc Warren Trophy Race

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EP29  Hitchhike To Danger
Jan. 01,0001
Hitchhike To Danger

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EP28  Big Heart, Little Hearts
Jan. 01,0001
Big Heart, Little Hearts

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EP27  Race To Space Monkey A-Okay
Jan. 01,0001
Race To Space Monkey A-Okay

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EP26  Hotter Than The Devils
Jan. 01,0001
Hotter Than The Devils

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EP25  Danger Around The Clock
Jan. 01,0001
Danger Around The Clock

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EP24  Like Father, Like Son
Jan. 01,0001
Like Father, Like Son

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EP23  It Takes A Team
Jan. 01,0001
It Takes A Team

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EP22  Four Wheel Time Bomb
Jan. 01,0001
Four Wheel Time Bomb

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EP21  Fake Out Stake Out
Jan. 01,0001
Fake Out Stake Out

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EP20  Fire Fighters
Jan. 01,0001
Fire Fighters

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EP19  Big Race
Jan. 01,0001
Big Race

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EP18  The Hot Head
Jan. 01,0001
The Hot Head

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EP17  The Winner
Jan. 01,0001
The Winner

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EP16  Mata Hari Ardeth
Jan. 01,0001
Mata Hari Ardeth

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EP15  Show-Off
Jan. 01,0001
Show-Off

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EP14  Dragon's Tooth Peak
Jan. 01,0001
Dragon's Tooth Peak

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EP13  Get Back On That Hoarse
Jan. 01,0001
Get Back On That Hoarse

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EP12  Dimond's Are A Girls Worst Friend
Oct. 11,1969
Dimond's Are A Girls Worst Friend

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EP11  Underground Rough Ride
Oct. 11,1969
Underground Rough Ride

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EP10  Tough Cop
Oct. 04,1969
Tough Cop

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EP9  Avalance Country
Oct. 04,1969
Avalance Country

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EP8  Ardeth The Demon
Sep. 27,1969
Ardeth The Demon

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EP7  Hit And Run
Sep. 27,1969
Hit And Run

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EP6  The Buggy Ride
Sep. 20,1969
The Buggy Ride

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EP5  The Jewel
Sep. 20,1969
The Jewel

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EP4  The Family Car
Sep. 13,1969
The Family Car

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EP3  Surf's Up
Sep. 13,1969
Surf's Up

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EP2  The Funny Money Caper
Sep. 06,1969
The Funny Money Caper

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EP1  Sky Sailor
Sep. 06,1969
Sky Sailor

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Released: 1969-09-06 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:
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Albert Brooks
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Nora Marlowe
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Reviews

Gary M (oldrushfan5) I watched this avidly when it came out, my Father bought me my first Hot Wheel (Silhouette, blue) in '68, at a K-mart in Ann Arbor and had those same cars that were in the cartoon. My collection still grows, though not as fast as it did in the '60s, 70s. Latest acquisition, The Batman Vs Superman Batmobile.(always purchase two, and keep one in original packaging) Of course I was a child of the '60s-'70s, so the cartoon fit right in with the times. Of COURSE it was a commercial for the fans, but what about when G.I. Joe (the smaller figures, not the original 13 in. ones, of which I had a Navy guy) Why didn't the FTC shut THOSE down? They were in the very same category, along with GO bots, Transformers, My Little Pony, Care Bears, and all the other toys with cartoons bunch....I have given up on ANY governmental agency being FAIR, I guess....
richard.fuller1 In case I am grossly in error, let me say I think this was the first cartoon we learned of on the then-new ABC network, as we were visiting someone else.Up to that time, I seem to recall the CBS lineup of Smokey the Bear, Casper, tom and Jerry, among others, or Hot Wheels was on this network anyway. (Well, old comic book ads do have Hot Wheels on the same network with Casper and Smokey the Bear). Either way, the pounding theme repeating "Hot Wheels! Hot Wheels!" as tho it was composed lyrics sticks in a four-yr-old head.Because of this distinction, I eventually sought the show on Ebay and came across three episodes, and about three of the Skyhawks show as well, which I have no recollection of.Definitely enjoyed Hot Wheels, even tho about only one episode is in color (well, hey, we had a black and white back then anyway. Actually, when it aired, we did have that big color TV) It was a basic setup. The heroic Jack Wheeler, his father who owned or managed the Hot Wheels group, mini-skirted chickie, a tomboy, and another preppie white kid.The strangest one, at this time when blacks were entering TV programs as mere tokens, here we have an Arabian black youth, with a small turban on his head.and then we have the sinister Dexter, rich kid voiced superbly by Casey Kasem. Dexter has his gang of sidekicks, a long-haired motorcycle bunch.they all go to the hamburger hangout, Mothers, who I actually recall this woman. She was pleased to see the Hot Wheels kids, not so happy when Dexter showed up.Animation not on par with Scooby Doo or Jonny Quest or Space Ghost, I find the show strangely enticing and enjoyable in all its simplicity.Would love to see more of them sometime. and I didn't buy a single Hot Wheels car.well, not like I didn't see them thanks to my brothers and the kids in the neighborhood.The tape also has commercials on the first episode, cereal ads and a Shasta commercial narrated by Tom Bosley.There is also an ad for Henry Fonda in a failed TV show, The Smith Family.
Brian Washington A some of the other posters have mentioned, this and "Skyhawks" were probably the earliest examples of cartoon series that had a toy tie in. Of course, this was several years before shows like "Transformers", "He Man" and "GI Joe" would hit the airwaves and would make weekday afternoons into a virtual infomercial for various toys. However, this show was one of the first and probably one of the best. I still fondly remember it and I would look forward to watching it on Saturday morning. At least they had some cool animation to make you keep watching even if you didn't want the toys. Of course, I did get plenty of Hot Wheels cars as well as the tracks, but this cartoon really didn't have an impact on my decision. Besides, I was only three years old at the time.This definitely is a lost classic.
David Takeuchi I doubt the original posters will check back here since the comments are all several years apart but for future visitors here is a little more info. Mattel sold at least three cars from the show. I have three(yes, still have them!): the Jack Rabbit Special which was white and blue, the Sand Crab (the only one I have that is not the same color as the show's. Mine is hot pink.) and the Demon (Dexter's car). I read the lyrics posted and could not even come close to envisioning the melody. I am glad that my memory is not that cluttered. I don't know why, but I kept my cars, but I am glad that I did. They aren't in great shape because I actually played with them. I still regret taking my double decker super charger to the dump, because it still worked great.