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Always wondered why he had to look for everything when no one was watching. He could have used his super vision to find what he was looking for.

Loved this show as a kid, when we heard he was dead , wow

THE FIRST SPERMAN MOVIE SHOWED HOW HE COULD CONVINCE EVERYONE CLARK WAS NOT SUPERMAN. SUPERMAN APPEARS SOMEWHERE THEN GOES BACK IN TIME AND SHOWS UP AS CLARK KENT

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Back when America had some decency.

Superman had the best "bad Guy".

And at the outro, I love the way that they say "as appearing in Superman magazine" instead of "as appearing in the Superman comic books." I still recall my first Batman magazine that I ever bought. It was sold in the same area as the magazines of the day. I still have it in my collection, worn and tattered, as I read it over and over again.

Fortunately, George never exposed himself in public.

7:49 All of his answers are totally true He could pass a lie detector test

GEORGE REEVES IS THE ALL TIME BEST SUPERMAN AND CLARK KENT NEXT TO CHRISTOPHER REEVE The adventures of Superman is still The gold Standard

Love those 50s suits with the matching hats. You had to have the hat. Everyone had at least as many fedoras as suits.

"Move over; I'll drive." Wow, he must have really been Superman!

We had a stunt coordinator working in a factory with me years ago after being injured on a stunt. All this baloney about doing their own stunts is nonsense. The stuntmen's union wouldn't allow it, movies are shot out of order, so a tiny scar in 1 scene might not be there in a different part of the same scene shot later, and a slight or major injury could cost the studio a fortune in paying people to sit around while the actor heals, if he does.

There are at least three episodes where Clark Kent has his glasses off and they still don't recognize him! Including the one at 9:39 🤣

Adventures of Superman (a.k.a. Superman and The Adventures of Superman), which was a syndicated program, rather than being tied to a network series. It first aired on different syndicated TV stations from September 19, 1952 to April 28, 1958. ABC-TV aired episodes in its "Fun At Five" series from October 2, 1957 to September 24, 1958, during the 1957-58 season. Following cancellation, producers planned to continue Adventures of Superman in 1959 with two more years' worth of episodes, to begin airing in the 1960 season. It was later seen in syndicated reruns on various local stations, starting in 1965 during the 60’s and 70’s, when all the episodes were reshown in color. It was then later ran on WWOR-TV (channel 9) from 1987 to 1991, during the late 80’s and early 90’s, and they also ran a Thanksgiving marathon called “Superman Festival” featured selected episodes of Superman, and it was hosted by Jack Larsen, who played Jimmy Olson in the TV program. And what they did, they showed unrestored prints of the original show, before it went into restoration. These episodes that WWOR-TV aired came from 16mm film chain copies. Then it was aired on both Nickelodeon and Nick@Nite from September 20, 1991 to September 3, 1995. It was reran on TV Land from 2000 to 2004. Then was reran on Saturday evenings on Me-TV from September 6, 2014 to September 10, 2016. The series also aired weekdays on Heroes & Icons digital subchannels.

IMO, there are moments in this show when the characters, like Lois or Jimmy--especially Jimmy--seemed like they knew Kent was Superman. It seemed to be a wink and nod to each other, as if the characters knew it would be a real bad idea if his identity was revealed. I wish I had the opportunity to ask Jack Larson or either Loises if that knowledge--as the character--was in their subtext. What great acting for a kid's show. My favorite of all time. Thanks for the post!

00:06 The scene that always gets me on *Season 1* is how *Phillys Coates "scream" like a teenage girl. RIP Phillys Coates* 🙏

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Me in that outfit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂gets me every time!

Well, Jimmy WAS a cub reporter. And he was often brave in later years, traveling with Lois to protect her. Yes, that knife appears to actually be thrown. I wonder if that, in addition to George falling to the ground from those cables, resulted in the removal of Danny Hays in favor of Si Simonson. I also thought it was funny that Superman was the announcer at 2:05. They couldn't get anyone else? .And did you notice that the clouds at 1:26 were wallpaper ? LOL

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Im from the original Superman generation 🎉😊👍💯

What I enjoyed was the way that Clark Kent seemed to always find a way to hint at his secret identity without either confirming or denying that he was Superman, in the "Adventures Of Superman" TV series at the end of each episode of the series. Of course we the audience felt like we were with Superman / Clark Kent when it came to his jokes.

I loved watching Superman as a young girl. Born in 1953 and never missed an episode. I thought George Reeves made the best Superman of all the characters who played Superman. I still watch the reruns every Saturday at 9 am 4! episodes and Sunday at 11 am 4 episodes. I also read every comic book issued. Wish I never threw those comics out after reading. Thanks for the memories. RIP George. You truly was a great actor. You will be missed.

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1:30 Look at that landing! George must have been on a ten-foot ladder. I would've broken both my ankles doing that!

this was my favorite show growing up in the late 60s. i watched it faithfully. in the early 70's, my friends and i would dress up like Superman , including a cape, and jump over holes, or out of a tree in the woods we played in. Great video, and consider me a subscriber.

The golden days >>!!!

In reality, he's Clark Kent. Superman is his side job...

Gee, Clark Kent looks like Superman with glasses!

With time everybody grows and, we start to question . How is possible that Jor El , a encumbered scientist send his only son to planet earth, the being most powerful that other human, to just relation friendship with people well health. and just saving Lois Lane ass almost every five minutes.

01:30 *The scene where Superman (George Reeves) jumps... it was hard to notice that this was used on "Adventures of Superman Season 2" (1953). Also if you look at Superman's costume it was really noticing that it was "grey and black" so the scene was infact Black & White (B&W).*

Noel is a strikingly beautiful woman

I also remember "I look like Superman. Why don't I sound like Superman?"

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I always loved that old Superman theme.

George had no children of his own but he had millions of kids who loved and admired him.

I have always wondered why when bullets were being fired at him, Superman just stood there but when a gun was thrown at him he ducked. 🤔

Thank you for this video, brings back memories of my childhood.

He,should have said "The secret compartment of my ring which I fill, With an underdog super energy pill"!©®™ That always worked for little shoe shine boy. The late great Wally Cox!!😁 I always add the©®™ for my own protection!! Its my super energy pill?

Loved Watching Superman as a child: I'm 71 now & am still watching this!.... Loved the entire cast, & George Reeves died so tragically...... Thanks for posting this. 🙏☺️

Reeves really was great at this role. He played Kent to a T, and of course he was great as Superman, His physique was not overbearing. But that is fine. I also noticed while watching this, None of the other men in any scene was as tall or taller than George Reeves, He was 6'1"

This is my favorite "creepy" music from Season 2. I know it was used in many episodes but the one that springs to mind is "Ghost of Scotland Yard", which is also my nominee for creepiest Superman episode. :-}

Love this! And speaking of 'Identity Fun', I recall an episode where Clark has been exposed to Kryptonite, and is in a bit of a stupor. He's shown in his apartment with Jimmy, I believe, and nearly takes off his shirt, revealing his Superman costume.

George Reeves talents are really unbelievable: his humor and wit, his focus, his charisma, his timing, and, oh, that SMILE and the twinkle in his eye; Reeves was an extraordinarily gifted actor and this role really was his magnum opus. The best EVER.

From the 90's Superman TAS: Lois: "I'm Confused, Kent. See I've lived in Metropolis most of my life, and can't figure out how some yokel from Smallville is suddenly getting every hot story in town." Clark Kent: "Well Lois, the truth is I'm Superman in disguise and only pretend to be a reporter so I can hear about disasters as they happen and then squeeze you out of the byline." Lois: "You're a sick man, Kent." Clark: *quietly* "You asked."

The scene with cary lofton..look down the hill its the set from Gone with the Wind. TARA plantation

I use the same line when someone asks me you got here fast..I flew

Loved this series