The comedy group Firesign Theatre satirizes the old Saturday afternoon cliffhangers by taking clips from many Republic Pictures serials and substituting their own comedy dialogue.
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Phil Proctor as Various Roles (Voice)
Peter Bergman as Various Roles (voice)
Philip Austin as Various Roles (voice)
United States 01 April 1985
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01 January 1985
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01 January 1985
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01 January 1985
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01 January 1985
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