Too bad seth rogan butchered the green hornet

I wonder if the series would've laster longer if it employed guest villains, like "Batman" did...??

Yes It Was. The Fight Scenes Were Excellent, Without All The Stupid Words !

Big statement.

@@Lordkazekage1987No wonder VAN WILLIAMS refused to accept the CAMEO appearance that he was offered to appear in the campy Seth Rogan GH movie. it was truly an INSULT to him !!

The 1rst GOS System the scanner is.

When I was a young girl in the 1960s, I got bored with "The Green Hornet." I liked "Batman."

The late Van Williams had said he was glad the Green Hornet only lasted one season. In interviews, he said that making the series was incredibly grueling and difficult with timelines to get it to air each week.

Same here I enjoyed it so much ☺️

Really. I didn't know that. That was pretty neat of him. Made Bruce more than an asian sidekick. To bad the show only lasted one season. Batman was originally suppose to be more serious like this show, but I understand test audiences preferred the camp humor. Audiences were kind of weird back then. As a kid I was disappointed when I finally got to see Batman, yet I was really into The Green Hornet. However as an adult I came to appreciate the humor in Batman and still enjoy the Green Hornet. So glad that youtube has the episodes.

@@wiseguymaybe Audiences were certainly not weird back then and were much more civilized. Now the media are saturated with everything gross n vulgar so almost every show has to have a warning of 'violence, coarse language, and mature subject matter,' because the public is completely desensitized n radicalized thru social engineering by the ultra ultra far far extreme left.

@david Graham. Where did you get your information from? I don't just take someone's word for it without solid proof.

@@wiseguymaybe Kato was never a sidekick, He was an associate...

@@wiseguymaybe It was the complete opposite for me. As a kid I loved the old Batman reruns, but was never as interested in Green Hornet. Yet as an adult, here I am enjoying Hornet more than Batman.

rem its 1966 that a big rasie back then

I would have fired the bafoon the first show, useless twit.

It had too much violence for young kid ; should been a 🎬 in the 1960s

The lone ranger is what you're referring to by tales of the Texas rangers right?

Lives forever on KZfaq

@@lloydkline3265 Lives forever in the hearts of many fans like you and I Lloyd, along with the great Bruce Lee.

I alway love batman, in metro Detroit on channel 20 green honet came on after batman

another reason. the network did not own it.

William Cox---GH was ahead of his time! Not even Batman had one of those!

yes

Looks like it. ☺️

YES !!!!

they would kill the joker i know kato would

TOS Wink of An Eye. In those days, you could spot actors playing many roles in many series.

Agreed. The series should have continued.

did you see the grips on the car upside down look closer

@@georgegriffin4668 - How do you hang a car upside down and not have all the gas, oil, and automatic transmission fluid run out? Or at very least into places that'll make it nearly impossible to start the car in a hurry? Hanging a car upside down like that is relatively simple. Driving it off afterwards... not so much.

@@guarddog318 The problem really are the stupid Hollywood script writers, set designers and filmmakers who IGNORE PHYSICS and LOGIC and so on. For such a cheap production it is logical that they stick with some cheap idiots ... but many modern movies completely ignore those things even though it could have been solved easier. Iron Man for example would still be "smashed into his suit" whenever he lands from "fully flying" and stops immediately; Tony Stark is just a regular human after all and no amount of "magical technology" will prevent his inner organs from moving inside his body during such a maneuver for example. Oh and ... even if the car would "drive off" ... you'd have to clean it A LOT because all the oil and gas and other fluids would have leaked and soiled everything (which would also soil the carpet they are driving over)

@@Muck006 - The fact is, you wouldn't be able to start it at all, without pulling and cleaning all the spark plugs, since they'd be fouled with oil. And it would probably smoke like a freight train until the oil inside the cylinders burned away. ...then there's the battery, which wouldn't be holding a charge due to all the electrolyte draining out of it. 🙄 Anyway, Hollywood screenwriters aren't mechanics, so most of that sort of stuff never even occurs to them. One last thing... an engine that uses a dry sump for its oil WILL run while upside down, but that doesn't do any good for everything else in the vehicle that would have problems from being inverted.

You would HAVE TO keep it in the original decades ... because many of the problems, gadgets and concepts wont work post 2000. Just imagine them in the "Black Beauty" and getting stuck in traffic every night. Doesnt work!

"The Green Hornet" was created by the same man behind "The Lone Ranger." In fact, Britt Reid's father, Dan Reid, was the Lone Ranger's nephew. (This was back in the 1930's-40's.) That connection was never made in this show; the Hornet character was sold to someone else, and it probably wasn't a thought anyway. If there were a true reboot of "The Green Hornet," it would be nice if they could use that backstory.

Cos it's always the same piece of film they use all the time. Just like the Palmerton Cafe sequence.

OCD ?

Whenever kato pushes the button to flip the cars around I wonder if Britt Reid left anything on the seat of his convertible.

Caitlin Hanson 😂😂😂😂😂

Caitlin Hanson the amount of coffee that must have been spilled.....

Hornet really was the sidekick. :)

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