Raven 

The adventures of Jonathan Raven, a ninja and ex-Special Forces soldier.

Creator:

Frank Lupo

Stars:

Jeffrey Meek, Lee Majors, Andy Bumatai

Cast

Complete series cast summary:
Jeffrey Meek	...	Jonathon Raven 20 episodes, 1992-1993
Lee Majors	...	Herman 'Ski' Jablonski 20 episodes, 1992-1993
Andy Bumatai	...	Big Kahuna 12 episodes, 1992-1993

Storyline

Jonathan Raven is a ninja, former member of the Black Dragons clan and also a former Special Forces agent. Now he lives in Hawaii, helping those in trouble and searching for his long-lost son, while avoiding assassins sent to kill him by the Black Dragon clan. Herman "Ski" Jablonski, an extravagant private investigator and Jonathon's best friend, is helping him.

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Plot Keywords:

ninja | detective | ninjitsu | martial arts | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Comedy | Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

June 1992 (USA)

Also Known As:

A sárkány törvénye

Filming Locations:

Hawaii Film Studio - 18th Avenue & Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, O'ahu, Hawaii, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Columbia Pictures Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

46 min (20 episodes)

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

In a 2001 interview, Jeffrey Meek said that he looks back fondly on his time as Raven, and went on to say that he was sorry the show was cancelled so soon, as he would have liked to seen the character and his relationships evolve more through the years.

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Quotes

Jonathon Raven: See how easy life can be?

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Connections

Followed by Raven: Return of the Black Dragons (1997)

User Reviews

Bring back a classic

I loved the 90's. That was my era. Everything about it was the best; the music, the movies, the fashion, and the T.V. series. One of which was my favorite: Raven. It was so enjoyable & entertaining. The cast for this series were timeless. Jeff Meek was great, as was Lee Majors. They really had something going on with this hit. My Friends & I would all get together at another friends house to watch it. Unfortunately, It was cut short. Dropped by the network, banished from the public eye. I realize that it's probably been too long now to ask why, and the political side to the story would probably be a bit ugly. But what I would really like to know is this; why has it not made it onto DVD format yet? My plea is probably falling on deaf ears, but if someone who can make this work is listening out there.... Please bring this classic back to life. Please bring it to DVD.