Tuesday, November 06, 2007
Theme Song of the Week 12: The Powers of Matthew Star (1983)
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The opening titles were the only exciting thing about the show! It made the show look as if it was effects-filled, when just the opposite was true. Articles in Starlog stated that the show's pilot was never shown. Maybe the pilot featured such "Return of the Jedi" style effects?
ReplyDeleteActually, the show's pilot was shown as the series' last episode. It was introduced by a voiceover from Lou Gosset as a sort of alternate take on the show.
ReplyDeleteActually, the show's pilot was shown as the series' last episode. It had different supporting characters, and was introduced with a voiceover by Lou Gosset, Jr. describing it as kind of an alternate take on the show.
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