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[TheAltHistoryGuy]

POD with two face I am actually basing it off of the information that I got on a unproduced episode of Batman 66 which would have aired in this timeline where Clint Eastwood was up for consideration to play two face but got scrapped IOTL so yeah

Also about the Eastwood playing Two-Face thing, here is a publicity still of him playing the character for when Season 2 was about to premiere.

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Sam & Max: Freelance Police

Premiered by Cartoonscope Animation Pictures on December 15, 1967

Directed By
Kerry Pendleton
Ross Maxwell

Based On
The "Sam & Max" comic strip by Kerry Pendleton, and Ross Maxwell

Music
Marty Paich

Voices
Phil Harris as Sam
Larry Harmon as Max, Otto Coran
Hal Smith as The Commissioner
Julie Bennett as Mandy
Sterling Holloway as Freddie
Thurl Ravenscroft as Bruno the Sasquatch
Doug Young as Horatio J. Coran, the Sasquatch Tamer​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Sam & Max

Premiered on ABC on February 28, 1968

Based On
The "Sam & Max" comic strip by Kerry Pendleton, and Ross Maxwell

Music
Jim Timmens

Voices
Larry Harmon as Sam, Max
Hal Smith as The Commissioner
Sandy Becker as Flint Paper
Julie Bennett as Giraffeneck Trixie
John Stephenson as Conroy Bumpus
Alan Reed as Lee-Harvey​

 

[kirbopher15]

Sam & Max

Premiered on ABC on February 28, 1968

Based On
The "Sam & Max" comic strip by Kerry Pendleton, and Ross Maxwell

Music
Jim Timmens

Voices
Larry Harmon as Sam, Max
Hal Smith as The Commissioner
Sandy Becker as Flint Paper
Julie Bennett as Giraffeneck Trixie
John Stephenson as Conroy Bumpus
Alan Reed as Lee-Harvey​

So the previous post was a pilot

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

So the previous post was a pilot

The previous post was a Sam & Max movie. The series came out in 1968, a year after the film's success. So yeah, you can consider the film as a pilot episode.

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

The Comeback Kid

Premiered by Paramount Pictures on April 9, 1968

Directed & Produced By
Sam Peckinpah

Screenplay By
W.R. Burnett

Music
Ernest Gold

Cast
Johnny Cooper* as Jack "Fast Boy" Horschel
Steve McQueen as "Cool" Curtis Davis
Gale Sayers as Jamal Powell
Dan Blocker as "Big Man" Bob Pursley
Paul Hornung as Nash Morsen
Ernest Borgnine as Coach Jerry Hills

*Fictional Actor​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Celebrating The British Invasion of Rock Music
The 1960s saw numerous up-and-coming bands conquering the American and worldwide airwaves by rising to the top of the Billboard Charts, and performing to the joyful screeches of teenage audiences around the globe. Let's take this time to celebrate three bands who contributed to arguably the greatest era in music history.

The Beatles

Consisting of John Lennon, Ringo Starr, George Harrison, & Paul McCartney, The Beatles were considered to be the juggernauts of British rock. Throughout their run, most of their hits won the hearts of millions of young fans such as "Twist & Shout", "Yellow Submarine", "Strawberry Fields Forever", "When I'm 64", and so on. The band had just recorded 2 studio albums prior to this year, presumably "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" & "Magical Mystery Tour" Going through 1968, they are scheduled to release their new self-titled album also known as "The White Album" this fall.

The Rolling Stones

Mick Jagger's Rolling Stones are just another example of a band that revolutionized the British beat genre. They have amazed audiences worldwide with hits such as "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", "Paint It Black", "Mother's Little Helper", and more.

The Who

The Who is the brainchild of Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey. The 1960s saw numerous ups for The Who ever since recording their debut album "My Generation" in '65, and releasing "The Who Sell Out" in '67.

And there you have it! The three main bands of the British Invasion.​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Spider-Man

Premiered on NBC on June 18, 1968

Based On
"Spider-Man" by Stan Lee & Steve Ditko

Created & Produced By
Sherwood Schwartz

Music
Billy May

Cast
Tommy Kirk as Spider-Man/Peter Parker
Sherry Alberoni as Mary Jane Watson
Ruth Gordon as Aunt May
Lee Marvin as J. Jonah Jameson
Tor Johnson as Rhino/Aleksei Sytsevich
Bob Pettit as Electro/Max Dillon
James Coburn as Sandman/Flint Marko
Peter Cushing as Mysterio/Quentin Beck
Donald Pleasence as The Vulture/Adrian Toomes
Dennis Hopper as Kraven the Hunter/Sergei Kravinoff
Yul Brynner as Kingpin/Wilson Fisk​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Robert Wins!
In a close finish, Robert F. Kennedy, who survived an assassination attempt earlier this year, has been elected the 37th president of the United States by defeating Nelson Rockefeller & George Wallace, making him the first of John F. Kennedy's brothers to do so.

​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

New Batman Characters Revealed
As 1969 draws near, here are the new characters that are set to make their debuts in season 4 of the Batman TV series.

Bane will be played by Mexican luchador, Blue Demon

Goldie Hawn will play Harley Quinn, Joker's apprentice

Fred Gwynne will play Solomon Grundy

Poison Ivy will be played by the incomparable Ann-Margret

And Christopher Lee will play Ra's Ah Ghul

@kirbopher15, what do you think of this?​

 

[kirbopher15]

New Batman Characters Revealed
As 1969 draws near, here are the new characters that are set to make their debuts in season 4 of the Batman TV series.

Bane will be played by Mexican luchador, Blue Demon

Goldie Hawn will play Harley Quinn, Joker's apprentice

Fred Gwynne will play Solomon Grundy

Poison Ivy will be played by the incomparable Ann-Margret

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And Christopher Lee will play Ra's Ah Ghul

@kirbopher15, what do you think of this?​

Very good they are exactly who I had in mind for the characters

 

[JCC the Alt Historian]

Robert Wins!
In a close finish, Robert F. Kennedy, who survived an assassination attempt earlier this year, has been elected the 37th president of the United States by defeating Nelson Rockefeller & George Wallace, making him the first of John F. Kennedy's brothers to do so.

​

I wonder what the 1968 US presidential election map would look like in this timeline.

This timeline seems pretty interesting so far, @TheAltHistoryGuy .

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

The Avengers: Revenge of The Red Skull

Premiered by 20th Century Fox on March 8, 1969

Directed By
Gerry Anderson
Sylvia Anderson

Screenplay by
Julius Epstein

Based on
"The Avengers" by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby

Music
Jerry Goldsmith

Cast
Robert Redford as Captain America
Burt Reynolds* as Iron Man
Charlton Heston as Thor
Paul Newman as Bruce Banner
Brad Harris as Hulk
Raquel Welch as Black Widow
André Morell as Doctor Strange
Leonard Nimoy* as The Sub-Mariner
Alec Guinness as The Red Skull
Klaus Löwitsch as General Kruger

*Burt replaces Peter O'Toole, who played Iron Man in the first film.
*Leonard reprises his role as the Sub-Mariner having first played his role in the recently cancelled "Fantastic Four" TV series.​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

First Men Set Foot on the Moon

History is made when Apollo 11, consisting of Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins became the first men ever to set foot on the moon, with Neil uttering the famous words, "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

Woodstock '69

Max Yagur's farm was jam packed by around 400,000 fans to witness Woodstock, a three day music extravaganza. Headlining the festival was none other than Jimi Hendrix who performed an electric rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner".​

 

[TheAltHistoryGuy]

As the 1960s come to an end, let's take the time to reflect on the events that occured this past decade.

-First televised presidential debate takes place; 1960
-Yuri Gagarin becomes first human in space; 1961
-Bay of Pigs invasion; 1961
-Cuban Missile Crisis; 1962
-John F. Kennedy promises that by the end of this decade, the U.S. should go to the moon; 1962
-Martin Luther King Jr. delivers his famous "I have a dream" speech during the March in Washington; 1963
-John F. Kennedy assassinated; 1963
-Ren & Stimpy's new feature film premieres; 1964
-Ren & Stimpy ending its 23 year run of theatrical shorts; 1965
-Ren & Stimpy Show & Batman premiere; 1966
-First Super Bowl takes place between the Dallas Cowboys and the San Diego Chargers; 1967
-Fidel Castro assassinated; 1967
-Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated; 1968
-Robert F. Kennedy wins the election; 1968
-Inauguration of Robert F. Kennedy; 1969
-Apollo 11 lunar landings; 1969
-Woodstock; 1969

 

[kirbopher15]

Permission to make a guest post regarding Superman the movie

 

[kirbopher15]

Superman the movie
director Richard Donner
length 140 minutes
Superman actor Christopher Reeve
Lex Luthor actor Gene Hackman
Jor-El actor Marlon Brando
Producers Ilya salkind Alexander Salkind Pierre Spangler
POD this is used as a pilot for a Superman TV series with Christopher Reeve as Superman that the salkinds and Spangler plan on producing for syndication
release date 15 December 1978

 

[THeaven]

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Superman the movie
director Richard Donner
length 140 minutes
Superman actor Christopher Reeve
Lex Luthor actor Gene Hackman
Jor-El actor Marlon Brando
Producers Ilya salkind Alexander Salkind Pierre Spangler
POD this is used as a pilot for a Superman TV series with Christopher Reeve as Superman that the salkinds and Spangler plan on producing for syndication
release date 15 December 1978

You think Gene Hackman, would stay on board for a TV series? Let alone Margot Kidder, Ned Beatty, or Jackie Cooper. Unless those characters are recast in this universe

 

[kirbopher15]

You think Gene Hackman, would stay on board for a TV series? Let alone Margot Kidder, Ned Beatty, or Jackie Cooper. Unless those characters are recast in this universe

Don’t worry I will be recasting them for the Superman TV series this is just a pilot