One of the cool things (and useful things) about the internet is finding promotional material for various movies and shows. It really helps with the published Xenorama- I can find all kinds of cool illustrations. The King Kong Show was premiered on night time television- back when the networks could air any show any time. This was pretty bold, but a great idea. It was two parts as well, which is also very unique for the time frame. My father may very well have watched it, which may be the reason my sainted mother knows the theme song. I do wish the entire series had been released on DVD, instead of just two volumes. I could live without Tom of T.H.U.M.B. though. More dinosaurs, giant apes, monsters and robots!
Just finished this 8th episode. And the series has kept my attention, even if I don't like everything they do with the various characters (Jim Corrigan of all policemen, really?) I do enjoy this version. This last episode had Batman going to a carnival looking for missing kids, at least three of whom were Robin variations. Dickie, Jace, Carrie and maybe this Steph. I dunno. I didn't know the "villain" in this episode, aside from Rupert Thorne. I still feel bad for Harvey, though.
