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"The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan" To Catch a Pitcher (1972)



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16 September 1972 (Season 1, Episode 2)
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This story would appear in the second Gold Key comic book issue in 1973. more

Cast

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Keye Luke ... Charlie Chan (voice)
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Cynthia Adler

Gene Andrusco ... Flip (voice)

Jodie Foster ... Anne Chan (voice)
Lisa Gerritsen ... Various Characters (voice)
John Gunn ... Tom (voice) (as Johnny Gunn)
Robert Ito ... Henry Chan (voice) (as Bob Ito)
Beverly Kushida ... Nancy Chan (voice)
Cherylene Lee ... Suzie Chan / Mimi Chan (voice)
Don Messick ... Chu-Chu (voice)
Michael Morgan ... Scooter (voice)
Hazel Shermet ... Various Characters (voice)

Brian Tochi ... Alan Chan (voice)
Janet Waldo ... Various Characters (voice)
Lennie Weinrib ... Stanley (voice) (as Len Weinrib)
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Series Cast
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Jay Jay Jue ... Flip (voice)
Mitchell Sakamoto ... Tom (voice)
Robin Toma ... Scooter (voice)
Stephen Wong ... Stanley (voice)
Len Wood ... Various Characters (voice)
Debbie Jue ... Nancy Chan (voice)
Leslie Kawai ... Mimi Chan (voice)
Leslie Kumamota ... Anne Chan (voice)
Virginia Ann Lee ... Suzie Chan (voice)
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This story would appear in the second Gold Key comic book issue in 1973., 29 June 2006
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Author: richard.fuller1

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

As feminist tomboy Anne Chan, ten-year-old Jodie gets some zingers off in this one, calling for women's rights when all the boys go to the baseball game and later she and her investigative group with Nancy, Alan and Jay have fun in the warehouse hiding under a box, or failing in their attempts to hide under that box. Difficult to do when there is no floor beneath you.

Often the kids would all have the same idea and end up meeting at the desination by coincidence. They would do that here as they sought to learn the mystery of the disappearing baseball player.

This episode also contains the "Shaft" sound-alike tune referring to Henry Chan as a super-sleuth. Interesting to hear.

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