As a kid of the 70's

[RobTMego]

As a Kid of the 70's, which I am guessing alot of Mego collectors are, I thought it might be fun to walk down memory lane (or in my case rub two brain cells together) here are some old fun TV shows (not obvious ones like "man from atlantis"), I almost forgot about these, lets see if any of you remember any of these?

Bigfoot and Wildboy TV intro (1977) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NNb1pgQlQo

Lucan (1977) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hi_H1XBnPu0

1977 Mystery Island http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07nTQsavS6w

Originally 1966 but ran in the 70's and to this day is one of my fav Ralph Bakshi Mighty Heroes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KldhX_loq18

[palitoy]

My sister watched Lucan religiously, I preferred Bigfoot and Wildboy.

[RobTMego]

I was tempted to add Space Giants cause ilove it so much!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcQ0np6qW6U

[Figuremod73]

Glad to see Robot found work after Lost in Space.

I'm seen some of these but I was pretty young when most of these originally aired.

[MIB41]

Looks like Bigfoot was still bionic in that show. When you see these examples, it's a miracle we got the quality shows we did. Because when they were off, they were REALLY off!

[johnnystorm]

Wasn't the Lucan guy the one who just inherited cash from a fan who died?

[Bruce Banner]

Loved Bigfoot and Wildboy.
Never missed an episode.

[StrangeVisitor]

Wasn't the Lucan guy the one who just inherited cash from a fan who died?

He split the inheritance with (Powers of ) "Matthew Star".

[Bionicfanboy66]

IIRC, Ted Cassidy also played Bigfoot on Bigfoot & Wildboy. Basically the same character from The Six Million Dollar Man, but with a different backstory.

[GordoCrisp]

Good stuff, thanks for posting.

Bigfoot & Wildboy ranks high for me too, and if you recall it was a segment on the weirdly excellent "Krofft Supershow." This 70s time capsule (featuring Electra Woman & Dynagirl, Dr. Shrinker, Magic Mongo, Kaptain Kool & the Kongs) has yes to be officially released on DVD.

My heart yearns for such a DVD. For cripes sake, they've released "Lidsville" and "Bugaloos" as collections in years past, gimme more Krofft kraft!