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Space Patrol
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Space Patrol

1950
Space Patrol
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Space Patrol

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Space Patrol is a science fiction adventure series that was originally aimed at juvenile audiences of the early 1950s via television, radio, and comic books. However, it soon developed a sizable adult audience such that by 1954, the program consistently ranked in the top 10 shows broadcast on a Saturday.

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EP9  The Atomic Vault
Feb. 26,1955
The Atomic Vault

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EP8  Marooned on Procyon IV
Feb. 19,1955
Marooned on Procyon IV

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EP7  The Wild Men of Procyon
Feb. 12,1955
The Wild Men of Procyon

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EP6  The Android Invasion
Feb. 05,1955
The Android Invasion

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EP5  Double Trouble
Jan. 29,1955
Double Trouble

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EP4  The Androids of Algol
Jan. 22,1955
The Androids of Algol

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EP3  Collapse of the Spider's Web
Jan. 15,1955
Collapse of the Spider's Web

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EP2  Web of the Arachna
Jan. 08,1955
Web of the Arachna

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EP1  Lair of the Space Spider
Jan. 01,1955
Lair of the Space Spider

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Released: 1950-12-30 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.solarguard.com/sphome.htm
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Space Patrol is a science fiction adventure series that was originally aimed at juvenile audiences of the early 1950s via television, radio, and comic books. However, it soon developed a sizable adult audience such that by 1954, the program consistently ranked in the top 10 shows broadcast on a Saturday.

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Ed Kemmer , Lyn Osborn , Nina Bara

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Cast

Ed Kemmer
Ed Kemmer

as Buzz Corey

Somerset The Clear Horizon The Spider Giant from the Unknown Behind the High Wall Space Patrol
Lyn Osborn
Lyn Osborn

as Cadet Happy

The Cosmic Man Invasion of the Saucer-Men Space Patrol
Nina Bara
Nina Bara

as

Space Patrol

Reviews

rusher-3 And yes -- I actually saw it "live" on TV. Sponsored by Ralston. I vividly remember Commander Corey and Cadet Happy happily plugging "Wheat Chex", "Rice Chex", and "Instant Ralston" when they weren't pursuing or being pursued by the bad guys. How many of us remember the name of the man who heralded "Travel into the future with BUZZ CORY, Commander-in-Chief of the SPAAAAACE PATROL!"? That was Jack Narz, who later went on to fame as the host of the scandal-ridden game show "Dotto"!! The live sets, the music, and the miniatures (quite imaginative for the time) were all done with such care. I would like to thank the other contributors to this thread who remember and love this show as much as I do, especially "IsleManage" (such an interesting story about your father (mother too) -- thanks for sharing), "mmore98" who gave us insight to the conception of the series, and the unfortunate demise of "Tonga" -- my first recollection of, shall we say, a "hottie". How sad. But most of all, I would like to thank the late Ed Kemmer and the late Lyn Osborn for providing me with role models worthy of remembering and looking up to. I love you and I miss you both!!
mmoore98 The headline of that month was of Ernest Hemingway and a short version of The Old Man and the Sea.It explained that a WWII fighter pilot had thought the whole thing up while flying raids in the Pacific during the War. He and two other writers were cranking out 85,000 words a week to keep the show running. It had a lot of the behind the scenes stories of the actors, etc. Some of the actors in this series died from Cancer at relatively early ages, and some were destitute. Nina Bara, from Argentina, was one of them. She had been married to Dwight Eisenhower's golf pro (also a relatively obscure actor himself) from Austraila for about five years...until Ike was out of power, then his popularity as an actor waned quickly. I understand he's still alive. She died in poverty.
skoyles "....Buzz Corey, Commander-in-Chief of the SPACE PATROL!" I was eight years old when my Mother bought our first television set. Space Patrol was already halfway through its run on Detroit television, Channel 7, WXYZ, the ABC station if I remember correctly. Saturday morning was time for Space Patrol, my first favourite television programme. Buzz Corey was the perfect hero: stalwart, honest, dignified, mature, courageous: the apotheosis of all virtues. I even named my dog after him.All things must end and little boys grow up; yet Space Patrol (at least as remembered) remains the standard by which all adventure entertainment is judged. The lifelong interest in science fiction which many of us have may be traced to this primitive space opera.Boys need heroes and far more than Tom Corbett Space Cadet, Buzz Corey provided an example and a needed role model. If all little boys could grow up to be Buzz Corey our planet would be a better place.I at least owe Space Patrol a great debt.
coker-2 If you craved thrills and action with not much science fiction underpinning, and an unabashedly total lack of realism, this was the early 1950s space adventure program for you. Square-jawed, intelligent and courageous Commander Buzz Corry and his comical sidekick Cadet Happy faced certain death in nearly every once-a-week Saturday morning broadcast. Done live, with very impressive sets, and a wide variety of Hollywood character actors as villains, this was almost always worth tuning in to. Almost all the programs survived on 16 mm and 35 mm kinescopes, and are readily available today from video retail sources.