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1965 Recap
-Captain Solar taken off the air after 11 seasons.-Ren & Stimpy ending its 23 year run of theatrical shorts but will get a TV series in 1966.
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TheAltHistoryGuy
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Ren & Stimpy are comin' back.
Everyone's favorite cat & chihuahua duo is coming back in their first TV series, "The Ren & Stimpy Show" featuring brand new friends.
Everyone's favorite cat & chihuahua duo is coming back in their first TV series, "The Ren & Stimpy Show" featuring brand new friends.
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12 September 1965
from the producers of the green hornet comes the next big action adventure phenomenon to hit the United States since the UK’s avengers Adam west Burt Ward Ceaser Romero and Julie Newmar in Batman sundays at 6 PM 5 PM central on CBS
from the producers of the green hornet comes the next big action adventure phenomenon to hit the United States since the UK’s avengers Adam west Burt Ward Ceaser Romero and Julie Newmar in Batman sundays at 6 PM 5 PM central on CBS
TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
The Avengers
Premiered by 20th Century Fox on October 11, 1965
Directed By
Gerry Anderson
Sylvia Anderson
Screenplay by
Terry Southern
Gerry Anderson
Sylvia Anderson
Based on
"The Avengers" by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby
Music
Barry Gray
Cast
Robert Redford as Captain America
Peter O'Toole as Iron Man
Charlton Heston as Thor
Paul Newman as Bruce Banner
Brad Harris as Hulk
Peter Sellers as Ant-Man & Giant Man (Hank Pym)
Steve McQueen as Hawkeye
Julie Christie as The Wasp
Christopher Lee as Loki
NOTE: This was Gerry & Sylvia's first work produced and made in North America and their first movie in live-action.
Premiered by 20th Century Fox on October 11, 1965
Directed By
Gerry Anderson
Sylvia Anderson
Screenplay by
Terry Southern
Gerry Anderson
Sylvia Anderson
Based on
"The Avengers" by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby
Music
Barry Gray
Cast
Robert Redford as Captain America
Peter O'Toole as Iron Man
Charlton Heston as Thor
Paul Newman as Bruce Banner
Brad Harris as Hulk
Peter Sellers as Ant-Man & Giant Man (Hank Pym)
Steve McQueen as Hawkeye
Julie Christie as The Wasp
Christopher Lee as Loki
NOTE: This was Gerry & Sylvia's first work produced and made in North America and their first movie in live-action.
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TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
The Ren & Stimpy Show
Premiered on ABC on January 15, 1966
Based On
"Ren & Stimpy" by Larry Ruperts & Jack Warner
Music
Philip Green
William Loose
Emil Cadkin
Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Jasper
Don Messick as Stimpy
Daws Butler as Mr. Horse
Paul Frees as Haggis McHaggis, Announcer
John McLeish* as Wilbur Cobb (S1-Early S4)
Jack Carter as Wilbur Cobb (S4-S18)
Dal McKennon as Jimmy the Idiot Boy
Jack Mercer as George Liquor
The Segments
George Jackal & Dingo
Voices
Paul Frees as George Jackal
June Foray as Dingo
Don Messick as Narrator
Walker Edmiston as Dastardly Dan
Powdered Toast Man
Voices
Paul Frees as Narrator
Gary Owens as Powdered Toast Man
Paul Winchell as Dr. Dynamite
Jean Vander Pyl as Waffle Woman
Arnold Stang as Muddy Mudskipper
Mr. Billion: The World's Most Richest Man
Voices
Paul Frees as Mr. Billion, Sir Consworth the Butler
June Foray as Mandy the Maid
Bill Scott as Monsieur Pierre, French Millionaire
NOTE: John McLeish died during Season 4. Jack Carter took his place.
Premiered on ABC on January 15, 1966
Based On
"Ren & Stimpy" by Larry Ruperts & Jack Warner
Music
Philip Green
William Loose
Emil Cadkin
Voices
Mel Blanc as Ren Hoek, Jasper
Don Messick as Stimpy
Daws Butler as Mr. Horse
Paul Frees as Haggis McHaggis, Announcer
John McLeish* as Wilbur Cobb (S1-Early S4)
Jack Carter as Wilbur Cobb (S4-S18)
Dal McKennon as Jimmy the Idiot Boy
Jack Mercer as George Liquor
The Segments
George Jackal & Dingo
Voices
Paul Frees as George Jackal
June Foray as Dingo
Don Messick as Narrator
Walker Edmiston as Dastardly Dan
Powdered Toast Man
Voices
Paul Frees as Narrator
Gary Owens as Powdered Toast Man
Paul Winchell as Dr. Dynamite
Jean Vander Pyl as Waffle Woman
Arnold Stang as Muddy Mudskipper
Mr. Billion: The World's Most Richest Man
Voices
Paul Frees as Mr. Billion, Sir Consworth the Butler
June Foray as Mandy the Maid
Bill Scott as Monsieur Pierre, French Millionaire
NOTE: John McLeish died during Season 4. Jack Carter took his place.
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8 September 1966
Batman
creator/producer William Dozier
stars Adam West Burt Ward Burges Meridith Frank Gorshin Julie Newmar and many others
Network CBS
duration 8 September 1966 to 15 January 1974
seasons 6
Batman
creator/producer William Dozier
stars Adam West Burt Ward Burges Meridith Frank Gorshin Julie Newmar and many others
Network CBS
duration 8 September 1966 to 15 January 1974
seasons 6
TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
Professor Crazy's Fabulous Invention
Premiered by MGM on March 11, 1966
Directed By
Jerry Lewis
Screenplay by
Jerry Lewis
Bill Richmond
Music
Georgie Stoll
Cast
Jerry Lewis as Bob Crazy
Marvin Kaplan as Glenn Crazy
Art Carney as Professor Melvin Cell
Jayne Mansfield as Connie Cooney
Jimmy Durante as Morris The Old Man
Premiered by MGM on March 11, 1966
Directed By
Jerry Lewis
Screenplay by
Jerry Lewis
Bill Richmond
Music
Georgie Stoll
Cast
Jerry Lewis as Bob Crazy
Marvin Kaplan as Glenn Crazy
Art Carney as Professor Melvin Cell
Jayne Mansfield as Connie Cooney
Jimmy Durante as Morris The Old Man
TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
Four's A Crowd
Premiered by Warner Bros. on May 19, 1966
Directed By
Blake Edwards
Produced by
Phil Feldman
Screenplay by
Frank Pierson
Music
Nelson Riddle
Songs: Jack Urbont
Cast
Spencer Tracy as Jonesy Arnoldson
George O'Hanlon as Moe Burton
Walter Matthau as Harold Bailey
Fred Astaire as Trevor Franks
Penny Singleton as Dana Bloom
Phil Silvers as Frederick Samson
Andy Griffith as Game Show Host
Premiered by Warner Bros. on May 19, 1966
Directed By
Blake Edwards
Produced by
Phil Feldman
Screenplay by
Frank Pierson
Music
Nelson Riddle
Songs: Jack Urbont
Cast
Spencer Tracy as Jonesy Arnoldson
George O'Hanlon as Moe Burton
Walter Matthau as Harold Bailey
Fred Astaire as Trevor Franks
Penny Singleton as Dana Bloom
Phil Silvers as Frederick Samson
Andy Griffith as Game Show Host
TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
Stranger In The City
Premiered by United Artists on July 9, 1966
Directed By
Alfred Hitchcock
Produced by
Alfred Hitchcock
Screenplay by
Evan Hunter
Ernest Lehman
Music
Laurie Johnson
Cast
Cary Grant as Horace Peters
Russell Johnson as Terry Gillmore
Katharine Hepburn as Jenna Moore
James Stewart as Mel Taylor
Jack Nicholson as Police Officer
Premiered by United Artists on July 9, 1966
Directed By
Alfred Hitchcock
Produced by
Alfred Hitchcock
Screenplay by
Evan Hunter
Ernest Lehman
Music
Laurie Johnson
Cast
Cary Grant as Horace Peters
Russell Johnson as Terry Gillmore
Katharine Hepburn as Jenna Moore
James Stewart as Mel Taylor
Jack Nicholson as Police Officer
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TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
Chargers beat Dallas in First Ever AFL-NFL Championship Game
It was pandemonium at the LA Memorial Coliseum as the San Diego Chargers beat the Dallas Cowboys 28-13 in the first ever AFL-NFL championship game.
It was pandemonium at the LA Memorial Coliseum as the San Diego Chargers beat the Dallas Cowboys 28-13 in the first ever AFL-NFL championship game.
TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
Fidel Castro Assassinated
March 14, 1967
Fidel Castro, the mastermind of the Cuban Revolution and one of the key figures of the Cuban Missile Crisis, has been assassinated in his hideout in Santa Maria, Villa Clara by a team of 4 CIA agents at 11:00 A.M
March 14, 1967
Fidel Castro, the mastermind of the Cuban Revolution and one of the key figures of the Cuban Missile Crisis, has been assassinated in his hideout in Santa Maria, Villa Clara by a team of 4 CIA agents at 11:00 A.M
TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
Ernest Lloyd Eagles
DOB: September 9, 1924 (42 years old as of 1967)
San Diego, California
Ernest was born on September 9, 1924 in San Diego, California. When he was 12, his family moved to Brooklyn where he animated a 2 minute short film. He is among one of the first hired animators in Dooly Inc., where he got his first start at animating Ren & Stimpy cartoons.
Select Filmography
Bubble Bath (1946)
Sven Hoek (1947)
To Salve & Salve Not! (1950)
The Big Shot! (1952)
Big Baby Scam (1955)
Blazing Entrails (1959)
Aloha Hoek (1959)
Stimpy's Invention (1960)
Egg Yolkeo (1961)
Lair of the Lummox (1965)
DOB: September 9, 1924 (42 years old as of 1967)
San Diego, California
Ernest was born on September 9, 1924 in San Diego, California. When he was 12, his family moved to Brooklyn where he animated a 2 minute short film. He is among one of the first hired animators in Dooly Inc., where he got his first start at animating Ren & Stimpy cartoons.
Select Filmography
Bubble Bath (1946)
Sven Hoek (1947)
To Salve & Salve Not! (1950)
The Big Shot! (1952)
Big Baby Scam (1955)
Blazing Entrails (1959)
Aloha Hoek (1959)
Stimpy's Invention (1960)
Egg Yolkeo (1961)
Lair of the Lummox (1965)
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TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
President Johnson's Remarks on the Assassination of Fidel Castro
"My fellow Americans, as of March 14, 1967, I am pleased to report that Fidel Castro has been killed in his condo in Villa Clara, Cuba. Today, we owe our greatest thanks to the brave agents from the CIA who gave their lives to accomplish the impossible. Thank you and God Bless America."
"My fellow Americans, as of March 14, 1967, I am pleased to report that Fidel Castro has been killed in his condo in Villa Clara, Cuba. Today, we owe our greatest thanks to the brave agents from the CIA who gave their lives to accomplish the impossible. Thank you and God Bless America."
TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
The Fantastic Four
Premiered on ABC on September 4, 1967
Created & Produced By
William Frye
Based On
"The Fantastic Four" by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby
Narrated By
Bernard Cowan
Music
Malcolm Lockyer (incidental)
The Ventures (theme song)
Cast
Russell Johnson as Mr. Fantastic/Reed Richards
Elizabeth Montgomery as Mrs. Fantastic/Susan Storm
William Demarest as The Thing/Ben Grimm
Tim Considine as The Human Torch/Johnny Storm
Notable guest stars included Mickey Rooney as the Mole Man, Leonard Nimoy as the Sub-Mariner, Boris Karloff as Dr. Doom, and Paul Henreid as Galactus.
Premiered on ABC on September 4, 1967
Created & Produced By
William Frye
Based On
"The Fantastic Four" by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby
Narrated By
Bernard Cowan
Music
Malcolm Lockyer (incidental)
The Ventures (theme song)
Cast
Russell Johnson as Mr. Fantastic/Reed Richards
Elizabeth Montgomery as Mrs. Fantastic/Susan Storm
William Demarest as The Thing/Ben Grimm
Tim Considine as The Human Torch/Johnny Storm
Notable guest stars included Mickey Rooney as the Mole Man, Leonard Nimoy as the Sub-Mariner, Boris Karloff as Dr. Doom, and Paul Henreid as Galactus.
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1 July 1967
batman the movie
cast
Adam West as Batman
Burt Ward as Robin
Cesar Romero as the joker
Clint Eastwood as two face
Burges Meridith as the Penguin
Frank Gorshin as the riddler
George Saunders as mr freeze
Vincent Price as egghead
Julie Newmar as catwoman
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
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TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
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
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
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TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
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
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
TheAltHistoryGuy
Banned
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
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
Banned
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.
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
Banned
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
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
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