Gigantor

Now, before this, we ended up getting earlier notes in the 70s, considering that...

They had already imported a few shows in particular, like Astro Boy, Gigantor, Attack No. 1.

All of these separate things were edited, dubbed, and localized in the late 60s, early 70s to go through and give a lot of these broadcasters a couple of pieces to add to their television lineup.

Because at the very least, for science fiction in the West, the first real pieces that we ended up getting to see would have definitely been Star Trek when it aired its first three seasons back between 1965 and 1969.

Number six.

Gigantor.

Huh? The Gigantor goes right back to my childhood.

Look, it's a giant flying robot controlled by a kid with remote control.

I mean,

man.

I just wanted one of those clickers.

So Gigantor, awesome.

I wonder if it caught up to him.

I'm with you, Gigantor.

I think that's something they'll examine.

Next week, hopefully, is better.

The chat about a very tall Jesus in Series 2, Episode 64.

Gigantor.

Gigantor.

Reminded me of some good local lore from Southern Ohio.

In the early noughties, a church near Cincinnati built a 20-meter tall statue of Jesus next to the highway that locals nicknamed Big Butter Jesus.

So, there's no way this is gonna fit my head.

But, if you... non-fast boys, if a lot of you slow boys are functioning at mid-tier levels with that small cranium energy, if you've got that kind of melon and not basketball-sized head, meaning you've got probably 80 to 90 IQ, maybe 110 on a good day, on a good Sunday, and you're not functioning at full-on gazoomba, melon, brainiac level, Gigantor basketball size head that I have, then you may just buy the shit, dude.

Just, just buy that shit.

Don't even listen to anything else.

Thank you for pronouncing it because we really hit that tour at the end.

Gigantor to throw back to

you.

Gigantor.

Sir, why are you saying it that way?

I always say it.