Britt finds himself on the run and trying to prove he did not kill a foe, with a gun he was holding as it fired the fatal shot.
After years of battling each other, Phil Trager and Steve Gant plan to merge their criminal organizations into one mob. The Green Hornet plans to use reporter Mike Axford as bait in order to sow ...
An old military tank is stolen, and Bradford Devlin, a war hero now on death row, believes he knows who did it. He contacts Daily Sentinel owner Britt Reid to tell him his old tank crew likely swiped...
The star of "Whiskey Cavalier" divulges top-secret information about her favorite TV couple, and who should play James Bond.
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Title: The Green Hornet (1966–1967)
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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| Van Williams | ... | Britt Reid / ... 26 episodes, 1966-1967 | |
| Bruce Lee | ... | Kato 26 episodes, 1966-1967 | |
| Wende Wagner | ... | Lenore Case 26 episodes, 1966-1967 | |
| Lloyd Gough | ... | Mike Axford 26 episodes, 1966-1967 | |
| Walter Brooke | ... | D.A. Frank Scanlon 26 episodes, 1966-1967 | |
Britt Reid, daring young owner/publisher of "The Daily Sentinel," dons a mask and fights crime as The Green Hornet. While the police and public believe the Hornet to be a ruthless criminal, the District Attorney knows Reid's secret identity, and welcomes his assistance in fighting racketeers and criminals. Also assisting Reid in his crusade are his secretary, Lenore Case, and his faithful valet, Kato, who is a kung fu expert and who drives the sleek "Black Beauty," the Hornet's well armed car. Written by Leonard R. Cleavelin <s967701@umslvma.umsl.edu>
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I ordered the entire series on VHS (pirated) and this show is great! It's definitely not everybody's taste, since it is a little hokey, but NOT campy. It really is a treat to see Bruce Lee before he'd made those great movies, even though in most episodes he has about 2 lines. It's kind of obvious that 60's American TV wasn't ready for a real chinese action star. (the show Kung Fu anyone??)But even so it's a fun show and it would have been even better if they'd let Bruce show them what he can really do. The best episode has to be the Preying Mantis where Kato totally stole the show!