Galaxy High

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Galaxy High School is an intergalactic learning institution with students from all planets. Two earth teens become exchange students: Aimee and Doyle, a bright girl and a jock, respectively. They meet and make friends and enemies among the student body and deal with problems like Booey's airheadedness and talking lockers with attitudes, not to mention scary pizza deliveries!

Characters/Voices

• Aimee Brightower: Susan Blu
• Aimee's Locker/Doyle's Locker: Henry Gibson
• Beef Bonk: John Stephenson
• Biddy McBrain: Pat Carroll
• Booey Bubblehead/Wendy Garbo: Jennifer Darling
• Coach Frogface/Sludge: Pat Fraley
• Doyle Cleverlobe: Hal Rayle
• Earl Eccchhh: Guy Christopher
• Flat Freddy Fender/Katrina: Pat Carroll
• Gilda Gossip: Nancy Cartwright
• Luigi LaBounci/Professor Icenstein: Howard Morris
• Milo DeVenus: David L. Lander
• Ollie Oilslick/Reggie Unicycle: Gino Conforti
• Professor McGreed:
• Rotten Roland: Neil Ross
• The Creep: Danny Mann

Airing Information

• TMS Entertainment Production.
• Thirteen episodes.
• CBS: December 13, 1986 to September 5, 1987.

Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids/The Fat Albert Show

One of Bill Cosby's early comedy routines revolved around his childhood. In 1969, a TV special was aired named "Hey, Hey, Hey, It's Fat Albert." Bill's adventures in Philadelphia in his youth were the main focus of the series. The TV show folowed the same premise and covered light and serious topics, including family issues and drugs. Bill voiced several of the characters. He was also the host of the show in brief live-action bits. In 1979, the show was renamed from "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" to "The New Fat Albert Show." and a segment was added featuring the black superhero, the Brown Hornet.

Characters/Voices

• Bill: Bill Cosby
• Bucky: Jan Crawford
• The Brown Hornet (1979-80): Bill Cosby
• Devery: Eric Suter
• Dumb Donald: Lou Scheimer
• Fat Albert: Bill Cosby
• Legal Eagle (1984-85):
• Leroy Mudfoot: Bill Cosby
• Mushmouth: Bill Cosby
• Rudy: Eric Suter
• Russell: Jan Crawford
• Stinger (1979-80): Lou Scheimer
• Weird Harold: Gerald Edwards

Airing Information

• Filmation. Thirty minutes.
• CBS: (as Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids) September 9, 1972 to September 1, 1979.
• (The New Fat Albert Show) CBS: September 8, 1979 to August 25, 1984 .
• Rebroadcast on NBC and USA in 1989.

Alvin and the Chipmunks Rare Cartoon

David Seville and the boys are back in all-new adventures, based on the original 60's series. This series dealt with modern issues and introduced us to the Chipettes (Brittany, Jeanette, and Eleanor). The series was renamed The Chipmunks in 1988.
Watch the opening intro! (4.3MB MPG)

Characters/Voices

• Alvin: Ross Bagdasarian Jr.
• David Seville: Ross Bagdasarian Jr.
• Simon: Ross Bagdasarian Jr.
• Theodore: Janice Karman

Airing Information

• NBC, 1983 to 1990.

ALF and ALF Tales

ALF, the feline-hungry alien of the hit live-action show of the same name, relives his younger years on his home planet Melmac. The producers expanded the show to an hour in 1988 and added the cartoon Alf Tales in which ALF and his friends present twisted versions of classic fairy tales, including Robin Hood, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty.

Airing information

• Alien Production in association with DIC/Saban. Thirty minutes.
• Debuted September 26, 1987 on NBC.
• ALF Tales was added September 10, 1988, and the show expanded to an hour. ALF ran until September 21, 1989, but ALF Tales aired until September of 1990.
• Both were rebroadcast on the Family Channel in 1990.

Characters/voices

• ALF: Paul Fusco
• Cantfayl/Seargent Staff: Len Carlson
• Skip: Rob Cowan
• Sloop: Dan Hennesey
• Bob/Larson Petty: Thick Wilson
• Flo: Peggy Mahon
• Augie/Rhoda: Pauline Gillis
• Stella: Ellen-Ray Hennessey Curtis, Machael Fantini
• Harry: Steve McMulkin

Adventures of the Little Prince

Originally, this show was produced in France in 1979, then was brought to portions of the US in 1982, and finally aired nationally on Nickelodeon in 1985. In this seres, based on the book The Little Prince, the Little Prince travels to Earth from his miniscule planet to make new friends and helps them out. He travels by catching comets in his net and rides on them to other planets. He eventually returns to his home to be with his friend, The Rose Girl.

Airing information

• A Jambre/Gallerie International Films Production. Thirty minute episodes.
• Syndicated: September 1982.
• Rebroadcast on Nickelodeon in 1985.

Characters/voices

• The Little Prince: Julie McWhirter Dees, Katie Leigh
• Swifty (space bird): Hal Smith
• Additional voices: Pamela Ziolowski, Bob Ridgely, Janet Waldo, Walker Edmiston

Adventures of the Get Along Gang - TV Special

A group of friends join up to create a club and use an old caboose as a clubhouse. There the six youngsters, Montgomery Moose, Bingo Beaver, Dotty Dog, Portia Porcupine, Woolma Lamb and Zipper Cat, meet regularly. They run into the ever-evil Catchum Crocodile and his sidekick Leland Lizard, who try to cheat at a scavenger hunt the group is taking part in. This special also introduces Mr. Hoofnagle, the local ice cream parlor owner, and Officer Growler. Originally the pilot for the series of the same name, this was aired a few months before the series premiered.

Airing information

• A Scholastic Production. Those Characters from Cleveland. Nelvana Limited. Thirty minutes. CBS: 1984.

Characters/voices

• Announcer: Bruce Pirrie
• Bingo Beaver: Maria Lufofsky
• Catchum Crocodile: Dan Hennessey
• Dotty Dog: Mara Hobel
• Leland Lizard: Dave Thomas
• Montgomery Moose: Charles Haid
• Mr. Hoofnagel: Wayne Robson
• Officer Growler: Mark Gordon
• Portia Porcupine: Gloria Figura
• Woolma Lamb: Julie Cohen
• Zipper Cat: Jim Henshaw

Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers

Late in the 21st century, the an organization called the Bureau of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs (BETA) is formed on Earth to keep peace in the galaxy. Joseph Walsh commands a team of genetically and technologically advanced rangers-Zachary Fox, Niko, Goose, and Doc Hartford-to protect us from alien threats, including Queen of the Crown and her minions. This show weaves together aspects of westerns and science fiction into its setting.