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I vaguely remember watching reruns of My Favorite Martian when I was a kid. Superhero and Sci-Fi shows were few and far between back then so I liked sitcoms like that or Bewitched and I Dream of Jeannie that featured characters with special powers.
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6 comments:
That’s the My Favorite Martians cartoon.
With the Martian dog in tow.
What if The Flintstones had refrigerators that had animals that produced cold, like thei fire-breathing dragons used in other gadgets,like grills.,x-rays, etc.
They didn't have to. They simply imported ice for their fridges from the same Ice Age-stricken areas where they had year-round skiing!
YES!!!! Yes-yes-yes-yes-yes!
I have been waiting to see this for so long, worlds almost fail me. I just hope Uncle Martin doesn't wind up being attack-ack-acked by those other Martians! The ones who double-crossed JJ way back-ack-ack in STF #411 (@ 5/29/2013).
Oops! Looks like Spell-checker failed me, too. Or maybe I was subconsciously thinking of HGW's "War of the Words."
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