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  • Hector
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    POTA was really popular too.

    I think part of the reason Star Trek didn't catch on was due to the show being "too talkie and cerebral"...it just didn't translate well to Mexican audiences (both in language and culturally).

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  • palitoy
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    I've been told no on Ledy trek.

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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by bgrimm77
    ^^^ I would put money on his Fantasy Island character being a bigger seller down in meh-heh-co. And no offense to my mexican friends here on the use of ignorant phonetics.......A
    Well, beaners pronounce it as Méjico...so it's quite alright...

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  • Hector
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    Star Trek never really quite caught on down there.

    I lived there from ages 7-14...and the Six Million Dollar Man was waaaaaaaaay much more popular...saw tons of Hombre Biónicos action-figures...and practically zero Trek stuff.
    Last edited by Hector; Aug 28, '10, 10:00 AM.

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  • bgrimm77
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    ^^^ I would put money on his Fantasy Island character being a bigger seller down in meh-heh-co. And no offense to my mexican friends here on the use of ignorant phonetics.......A
    Last edited by bgrimm77; Aug 28, '10, 1:43 AM. Reason: 1 letter 2 many

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  • jwyblejr
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    I wonder if Khan would have been big down there if he was made back in the day?

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  • sauce
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    Bootlegs for sure were made in Mexico. . . .dunno about any officially licensed stuff, though

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  • Bionic Joe
    started a topic Lili Leddy TREK?

    Lili Leddy TREK?

    OK was the MEGO 8 inch STAR TREK line ever make it south of the border?
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