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Commando Cody is a blast! moreCast
(Series Cast Summary - 10 of 25) | Judd Holdren | ... | Commando Cody (12 episodes, 1955) |
| Aline Towne | ... | Joan Gilbert (12 episodes, 1955) |
| Gregory Gaye | ... | The Ruler (12 episodes, 1955) |
| Craig Kelly | ... | Mr. Henderson (12 episodes, 1955) |
| Richard Crane | ... | Dick Preston (9 episodes, 1955) |
| Lyle Talbot | ... | Baylor (6 episodes, 1955) |
 | Gloria Pall | ... | The Moon Girl (6 episodes, 1955) |
| John Crawford | ... | Alien / ... (5 episodes, 1955) |
| Eddie Foster | ... | Mason (5 episodes, 1955) |
| Dale Van Sickel | ... | Clancy (5 episodes, 1955) |
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There is some controversy among scholars of movie serials whether this is a serial or a television series. It was originally intended as a TV series, but contractual obligations forced Republic Pictures to give it a theatrical release before allowing it to be broadcast on TV. While each episode bears a "number" and title, the episodes do not end in "cliffhangers", a hallmark of the classic movie serial. Unlike TV series of that period, though, the episodes are not completely self contained--they follow a definite story arc, and cannot be shown out of order and remain comprehensible to the viewer. moreFAQ
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I'm a sucker for all of Republic's "Rocketman" adventures. There were three Rocketman serials before this: King of the Rocketmen (1949), Radar Men From the Moon (1952), and Zombies of the Stratosphere (1952). Next came these 12 episodes of Commando Cody: Sky Marshal of the Universe (1953) which are like chapters of a serial only without cliffhanger endings. It's an entertaining hybrid of a serial and a TV show. This series uses plenty of stock footage, but that doesn't bother me one bit. It adds to the fun! I wasn't alive back in the 50's, but Commando Cody never fails to provide me with enjoyable escapism in 2005. All of Republic's Rocketman adventures are a blast!