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First Aired: 1978-11-07Length: 25 minStatus: Ended
Curtis Newton, aka Captain Future, is an orphan. His parents died in their artificial satellite while he was an infant. His father was a scientist, who has abandoned earth for the satellite to dedicate his life for science along with his aging friend the genius Dr Simon Wright. Wright senses his death, and decides to implant his brain in a mechanical container. They both manufactured a superior robot and an android. Captain future dedicated his life to fight evil along with his three men, the brain, android, and robot. (Source: thetvdb.com)
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| 52 | Beyond Light and Darkness (4) | 1979-12-18 |
| "The Secret of Artificial Evolution" (4/4): During archaeologic excavations on the planet Titania, Captain Future and his friends discover the terrible secret which led to the downfall of an ancient civilization. They find a stone tablet which reveals the existence of the "Chamber of Life", a laboratory for creating evolution in species. Two men, Norton and Winters, are after the technique and even steal the Comet and kidnap Joan and Ken in order to get it... | ||
| 51 | Showdown in the Ghost Town (3) | 1979-12-11 |
| "The Secret of Artificial Evolution" (3/4): During archaeologic excavations on the planet Titania, Captain Future and his friends discover the terrible secret which led to the downfall of an ancient civilization. They find a stone tablet which reveals the existence of the "Chamber of Life", a laboratory for creating evolution in species. Two men, Norton and Winters, are after the technique and even steal the Comet and kidnap Joan and Ken in order to get it... | ||
| 50 | The Mystery of the Beastmen (2) | 1979-12-04 |
| "The Secret of Artificial Evolution" (2/4): During archaeologic excavations on the planet Titania, Captain Future and his friends discover the terrible secret which led to the downfall of an ancient civilization. They find a stone tablet which reveals the existence of the "Chamber of Life", a laboratory for creating evolution in species. Two men, Norton and Winters, are after the technique and even steal the Comet and kidnap Joan and Ken in order to get it... | ||
| 49 | The Mystery of the Space-Ruins (1) | 1979-11-27 |
| "The Secret of Artificial Evolution" (1/4): During archaeologic excavations on the planet Titania, Captain Future and his friends discover the terrible secret which led to the downfall of an ancient civilization. They find a stone tablet which reveals the existence of the "Chamber of Life", a laboratory for creating evolution in species. Two men, Norton and Winters, are after the technique and even steal the Comet and kidnap Joan and Ken in order to get it... | ||
| 48 | The Mystery of the Hero Kafuru (4) | 1979-11-20 |
| "The Rescue of Planet Tarast" (4/4): Captain Future is requested to come and help the inhabitants of the planet Tarast, located in a parallel universe. Well-known in ancient times for its great advance, the planet nowadays is in a state of decline. Moreover, its inhabitants are threatened by strange ennemies, the "Cold Ones". Captain Future agrees to travel to Tarast and pose himself as Kafuru, a legendary hero to whom he bears a remarkable resemblance... | ||
| 47 | Hell-Penalty – Solitude (3) | 1979-11-13 |
| "The Rescue of Planet Tarast" (3/4): Captain Future is requested to come and help the inhabitants of the planet Tarast, located in a parallel universe. Well-known in ancient times for its great advance, the planet nowadays is in a state of decline. Moreover, its inhabitants are threatened by strange ennemies, the "Cold Ones". Captain Future agrees to travel to Tarast and pose himself as Kafuru, a legendary hero to whom he bears a remarkable resemblance... | ||
| 46 | Rescue-Mission “Grag” (2) | 1979-11-06 |
| "The Rescue of Planet Tarast" (2/4): Captain Future is requested to come and help the inhabitants of the planet Tarast, located in a parallel universe. Well-known in ancient times for its great advance, the planet nowadays is in a state of decline. Moreover, its inhabitants are threatened by strange ennemies, the "Cold Ones". Captain Future agrees to travel to Tarast and pose himself as Kafuru, a legendary hero to whom he bears a remarkable resemblance... | ||
| 45 | Hero of a Revived Legend (1) | 1979-10-30 |
| "The Rescue of Planet Tarast" (1/4): Captain Future is requested to come and help the inhabitants of the planet Tarast, located in a parallel universe. Well-known in ancient times for its great advance, the planet nowadays is in a state of decline. Moreover, its inhabitants are threatened by strange ennemies, the "Cold Ones". Captain Future agrees to travel to Tarast and pose himself as Kafuru, a legendary hero to whom he bears a remarkable resemblance... | ||
| 44 | Decisive Battle in the Capital of Eternity (4) | 1979-10-23 |
| "Danger! The Traffickers of Eternal Life" (4/4): A certain 'Lord of Eternal Life' possesses water which guarantees life and eternal youth. He sends out dealers to every planet to sell his Elixir for a golden price. But this water needs to be taken regularly, although prices go up continuously, or else deprivation will cause death. The President of the Interstellar Government assigns Captain Future with the task to find the man responsible, and put an end to this horrible trafficking... | ||
| 43 | Illusion of Life and Death (3) | 1979-10-09 |
| "Danger! The Traffickers of Eternal Life" (3/4): A certain 'Lord of Eternal Life' possesses water which guarantees life and eternal youth. He sends out dealers to every planet to sell his Elixir for a golden price. But this water needs to be taken regularly, although prices go up continuously, or else deprivation will cause death. The President of the Interstellar Government assigns Captain Future with the task to find the man responsible, and put an end to this horrible trafficking... | ||
| 42 | Challenge of the Lord of Eternal Life (2) | 1979-09-25 |
| "Danger! The Traffickers of Eternal Life" (2/4): A certain 'Lord of Eternal Life' possesses water which guarantees life and eternal youth. He sends out dealers to every planet to sell his Elixir for a golden price. But this water needs to be taken regularly, although prices go up continuously, or else deprivation will cause death. The President of the Interstellar Government assigns Captain Future with the task to find the man responsible, and put an end to this horrible trafficking... | ||
| 41 | The Traffickers Syndicate of Eternal Life (1) | 1979-09-11 |
| "Danger! The Traffickers of Eternal Life" (1/4): A certain 'Lord of Eternal Life' possesses water which guarantees life and eternal youth. He sends out dealers to every planet to sell his Elixir for a golden price. But this water needs to be taken regularly, although prices go up continuously, or else deprivation will cause death. The President of the Interstellar Government assigns Captain Future with the task to find the man responsible, and put an end to this horrible trafficking... | ||
| 40 | World of Nightmares (4) | 1979-09-04 |
| "The Comet Kings Conspiracy" (4/4): Between Jupiter and Uranus, 22 spaceships have mysteriously vanished. What's more, there isn't any wreckage or indication of the ships' whereabouts. Captain Future and his crew go to Jupiter. They happen to cross the path of Halley's Comet which appears every 76 years or so. After establishing facts, they try to envision all possible scenario's when suddenly the ship is being pulled into the comet. Inside, they discover a whole world that keeps them prisonner... | ||
| 39 | The True Form of the Allus (3) | 1979-08-28 |
| "The Comet Kings Conspiracy" (3/4): Between Jupiter and Uranus, 22 spaceships have mysteriously vanished. What's more, there isn't any wreckage or indication of the ships' whereabouts. Captain Future and his crew go to Jupiter. They happen to cross the path of Halley's Comet which appears every 76 years or so. After establishing facts, they try to envision all possible scenario's when suddenly the ship is being pulled into the comet. Inside, they discover a whole world that keeps them prisonner... | ||
| 38 | The Ruler of the Comet (2) | 1979-08-14 |
| "The Comet Kings Conspiracy" (2/4): Between Jupiter and Uranus, 22 spaceships have mysteriously vanished. What's more, there isn't any wreckage or indication of the ships' whereabouts. Captain Future and his crew go to Jupiter. They happen to cross the path of Halley's Comet which appears every 76 years or so. After establishing facts, they try to envision all possible scenario's when suddenly the ship is being pulled into the comet. Inside, they discover a whole world that keeps them prisonner... | ||
| 37 | The Vanished Spaceships (1) | 1979-08-07 |
| "The Comet Kings Conspiracy" (1/4): Between Jupiter and Uranus, 22 spaceships have mysteriously vanished. What's more, there isn't any wreckage or indication of the ships' whereabouts. Captain Future and his crew go to Jupiter. They happen to cross the path of Halley's Comet which appears every 76 years or so. After establishing facts, they try to envision all possible scenario's when suddenly the ship is being pulled into the comet. Inside, they discover a whole world that keeps them prisonner... | ||
| 36 | The Ultimate Weapon in Action (4) | 1979-07-31 |
| "Duel on the Magic Moon" (4/4): A campaign is launched to find a double of Captain Future, to shoot a movie about his life and his adventures. But the Interplanetary Government suspects the producer of using the movie as an excuse to travel to a planet rich in diamonds. He wants to get a mining license against the will of the inhabitants who refuse any foreign interference. Captain Future joins the film crew and goes undercover as actor to play his own part... | ||
| 35 | Planet of Illusions (3) | 1979-07-17 |
| "Duel on the Magic Moon" (3/4): A campaign is launched to find a double of Captain Future, to shoot a movie about his life and his adventures. But the Interplanetary Government suspects the producer of using the movie as an excuse to travel to a planet rich in diamonds. He wants to get a mining license against the will of the inhabitants who refuse any foreign interference. Captain Future joins the film crew and goes undercover as actor to play his own part... | ||
| 34 | A Dangerous Filming Location (2) | 1979-07-03 |
| "Duel on the Magic Moon" (2/4): A campaign is launched to find a double of Captain Future, to shoot a movie about his life and his adventures. But the Interplanetary Government suspects the producer of using the movie as an excuse to travel to a planet rich in diamonds. He wants to get a mining license against the will of the inhabitants who refuse any foreign interference. Captain Future joins the film crew and goes undercover as actor to play his own part... | ||
| 33 | Wanted: Captain Future! (1) | 1979-06-26 |
| "Duel on the Magic Moon" (1/4): A campaign is launched to find a double of Captain Future, to shoot a movie about his life and his adventures. But the Interplanetary Government suspects the producer of using the movie as an excuse to travel to a planet rich in diamonds. He wants to get a mining license against the will of the inhabitants who refuse any foreign interference. Captain Future joins the film crew and goes undercover as actor to play his own part... | ||
| 32 | Stardust Spacemen (4) | 1979-06-19 |
| "Revolt on the Prison Spaceship" (4/4): On Earth, a ship is being prepared for a secret Police transport. On board, dangerous criminals who are to be taken to a faraway high security prison. Captain Future and his crew, who hear about this, decide to go on board too and escort this risky mission. In case, there is a revolt, they will be able to intervene quickly and prevent bad to happen. However, despite this, the prisoners succeed to liberate themselves... | ||
| 31 | Start From Zero (3) | 1979-06-12 |
| "Revolt on the Prison Spaceship" (3/4): On Earth, a ship is being prepared for a secret Police transport. On board, dangerous criminals who are to be taken to a faraway high security prison. Captain Future and his crew, who hear about this, decide to go on board too and escort this risky mission. In case, there is a revolt, they will be able to intervene quickly and prevent bad to happen. However, despite this, the prisoners succeed to liberate themselves... | ||
| 30 | Great Escape From the Milky Way (2) | 1979-06-05 |
| "Revolt on the Prison Spaceship" (2/4): On Earth, a ship is being prepared for a secret Police transport. On board, dangerous criminals who are to be taken to a faraway high security prison. Captain Future and his crew, who hear about this, decide to go on board too and escort this risky mission. In case, there is a revolt, they will be able to intervene quickly and prevent bad to happen. However, despite this, the prisoners succeed to liberate themselves... | ||
| 29 | The Prison Ship is Hi-Jacked! (1) | 1979-05-29 |
| "Revolt on the Prison Spaceship" (1/4): On Earth, a ship is being prepared for a secret Police transport. On board, dangerous criminals who are to be taken to a faraway high security prison. Captain Future and his crew, who hear about this, decide to go on board too and escort this risky mission. In case, there is a revolt, they will be able to intervene quickly and prevent bad to happen. However, despite this, the prisoners succeed to liberate themselves... | ||
| 28 | The Civilization of the Phantom Star (4) | 1979-05-22 |
| “A Giant Dark Star Approaches!” (4/4): A giant dark star approaches the Solar System and threatens to destroy Earth. To avoid this catastrophe, a certain Professor Zarro proposes to use his technology in service of the Earthlings, in exchange for the position of President of the Solar System. Captain Future and his crew are ordered to investigate this Professor and to retrieve the greatest astronomers of the galaxy who all mysteriously vanished at the time the phenomenon was announced... | ||
| 27 | The Story of the Monster Hunter (3) | 1979-05-15 |
| “A Giant Dark Star Approaches!” (3/4): A giant dark star approaches the Solar System and threatens to destroy Earth. To avoid this catastrophe, a certain Professor Zarro proposes to use his technology in service of the Earthlings, in exchange for the position of President of the Solar System. Captain Future and his crew are ordered to investigate this Professor and to retrieve the greatest astronomers of the galaxy who all mysteriously vanished at the time the phenomenon was announced... | ||
| 26 | The Howling of the Glacier (2) | 1979-05-08 |
| “A Giant Dark Star Approaches!” (2/4): A giant dark star approaches the Solar System and threatens to destroy Earth. To avoid this catastrophe, a certain Professor Zarro proposes to use his technology in service of the Earthlings, in exchange for the position of President of the Solar System. Captain Future and his crew are ordered to investigate this Professor and to retrieve the greatest astronomers of the galaxy who all mysteriously vanished at the time the phenomenon was announced... | ||
| 25 | The Vortex Graveyard (1) | 1979-05-01 |
| “A Giant Dark Star Approaches!” (1/4): A giant dark star approaches the Solar System and threatens to destroy Earth. To avoid this catastrophe, a certain Professor Zarro proposes to use his technology in service of the Earthlings, in exchange for the position of President of the Solar System. Captain Future and his crew are ordered to investigate this Professor and to retrieve the greatest astronomers of the galaxy who all mysteriously vanished at the time the phenomenon was announced... | ||
| 24 | The Unknown Micro-Universe (4) | 1979-04-24 |
| “The Seven Treasures of the Solar System" (4/4): In the Museum of the Milky Way, an archeologist, who has just returned from an expedition on the planet Kerus, is studying one of the seven Secret Stones. Legend holds that, once united, the Stones will reveal the secrets of a parallel universe. When Captain Future attends a show of the Galactic Circus, he meets again his old enemy Ul Quorn, who is still alive. The two men race against each other to recover the Stones and unravel their strange secret... | ||
| 23 | Captain Future's Death! (3) | 1979-04-17 |
| “The Seven Treasures of the Solar System" (3/4): In the Museum of the Milky Way, an archeologist, who has just returned from an expedition on the planet Kerus, is studying one of the seven Secret Stones. Legend holds that, once united, the Stones will reveal the secrets of a parallel universe. When Captain Future attends a show of the Galactic Circus, he meets again his old enemy Ul Quorn, who is still alive. The two men race against each other to recover the Stones and unravel their strange secret... | ||
| 22 | Death-struggle in the Galaxy Circus (2) | 1979-04-10 |
| “The Seven Treasures of the Solar System" (2/4): In the Museum of the Milky Way, an archeologist, who has just returned from an expedition on the planet Kerus, is studying one of the seven Secret Stones. Legend holds that, once united, the Stones will reveal the secrets of a parallel universe. When Captain Future attends a show of the Galactic Circus, he meets again his old enemy Ul Quorn, who is still alive. The two men race against each other to recover the Stones and unravel their strange secret... | ||
| 21 | The Mysterious Stones Sleeping in the Galaxy (1) | 1979-04-03 |
| “The Seven Treasures of the Solar System" (1/4): In the Museum of the Milky Way, an archeologist, who has just returned from an expedition on the planet Kerus, is studying one of the seven Secret Stones. Legend holds that, once united, the Stones will reveal the secrets of a parallel universe. When Captain Future attends a show of the Galactic Circus, he meets again his old enemy Ul Quorn, who is still alive. The two men race against each other to recover the Stones and unravel their strange secret... | ||
| 20 | The Phantoms of the Transparent Planet (4) | 1979-03-27 |
| “Crisis on the Transparent Planet” (4/4): One of the most dangerous criminals of the universe escapes from a galactic high security prison. His name is Ul Quorn, an extraordinarily intelligent man, and also son of the murderer of Captain Future’s parents. Future vows to capture him. He learns that Ul Quorn discovered a parallel universe in which he can travel thanks to a unique spaceship made by a scientist who is now passed away. Not knowing where to search his enemy, Future and his crew travel to the planet Ariel where the scientist worked... | ||
| 19 | Alone on the Planet (3) | 1979-03-20 |
| “Crisis on the Transparent Planet” (3/4): One of the most dangerous criminals of the universe escapes from a galactic high security prison. His name is Ul Quorn, an extraordinarily intelligent man, and also son of the murderer of Captain Future’s parents. Future vows to capture him. He learns that Ul Quorn discovered a parallel universe in which he can travel thanks to a unique spaceship made by a scientist who is now passed away. Not knowing where to search his enemy, Future and his crew travel to the planet Ariel where the scientist worked... | ||
| 18 | The Dark Tribe Under the Earth (2) | 1979-03-13 |
| “Crisis on the Transparent Planet” (2/4): One of the most dangerous criminals of the universe escapes from a galactic high security prison. His name is Ul Quorn, an extraordinarily intelligent man, and also son of the murderer of Captain Future’s parents. Future vows to capture him. He learns that Ul Quorn discovered a parallel universe in which he can travel thanks to a unique spaceship made by a scientist who is now passed away. Not knowing where to search his enemy, Future and his crew travel to the planet Ariel where the scientist worked... | ||
| 17 | Ul Quorn’s Challenge (1) | 1979-03-06 |
| “Crisis on the Transparent Planet” (1/4): One of the most dangerous criminals of the universe escapes from a galactic high security prison. His name is Ul Quorn, an extraordinarily intelligent man, and also son of the murderer of Captain Future’s parents. Future vows to capture him. He learns that Ul Quorn discovered a parallel universe in which he can travel thanks to a unique spaceship made by a scientist who is now passed away. Not knowing where to search his enemy, Future and his crew travel to the planet Ariel where the scientist worked... | ||
| 16 | The Resurrected Planet (4) | 1979-02-27 |
| “Beyond the Shining Stars!" (4/4): The tiny planet Laguna is being evacuated because oxygen is running out and reaching a critical level. More planets are facing the same. To solve this difficult problem, Captain Future goes on a quest to seek the Birthplace of Matter, an instrument which can create and control all types of matter. Future asks Simon to modify the Comet for long-distance travel to Sagittarius Constellation where, according to legend, the Birthplace of Matter is kept... | ||
| 15 | The Law of the Keeper (3) | 1979-02-20 |
| “Beyond the Shining Stars!" (3/4): The tiny planet Laguna is being evacuated because oxygen is running out and reaching a critical level. More planets are facing the same. To solve this difficult problem, Captain Future goes on a quest to seek the Birthplace of Matter, an instrument which can create and control all types of matter. Future asks Simon to modify the Comet for long-distance travel to Sagittarius Constellation where, according to legend, the Birthplace of Matter is kept... | ||
| 14 | The Tragedy of the Dark Star (2) | 1979-02-13 |
| “Beyond the Shining Stars!" (2/4): The tiny planet Laguna is being evacuated because oxygen is running out and reaching a critical level. More planets are facing the same. To solve this difficult problem, Captain Future goes on a quest to seek the Birthplace of Matter, an instrument which can create and control all types of matter. Future asks Simon to modify the Comet for long-distance travel to Sagittarius Constellation where, according to legend, the Birthplace of Matter is kept... | ||
| 13 | The Time of the Planet Losing Air (1) | 1979-02-06 |
| “Beyond the Shining Stars!" (1/4): The tiny planet Laguna is being evacuated because oxygen is running out and reaching a critical level. More planets are facing the same. To solve this difficult problem, Captain Future goes on a quest to seek the Birthplace of Matter, an instrument which can create and control all types of matter. Future asks Simon to modify the Comet for long-distance travel to Sagittarius Constellation where, according to legend, the Birthplace of Matter is kept... | ||
| 12 | The Mystery of the Destruction King (4) | 1979-01-30 |
| “Challenge! Sea Floor City Storm" (4/4): Gravium is a rare metal which is indispensable for controlling gravity. It allows man to travel space. There are only five Gravium mines in the entire universe. Captain Future opposes the evil Wrecker, who plans to destroy the mines one after another until destruction is complete. Once again, the fate of the universe is in Future’s hands... | ||
| 11 | The Horrible Sea-Devil (3) | 1979-01-23 |
| “Challenge! Sea Floor City Storm" (3/4): Gravium is a rare metal which is indispensable for controlling gravity. It allows man to travel space. There are only five Gravium mines in the entire universe. Captain Future opposes the evil Wrecker, who plans to destroy the mines one after another until destruction is complete. Once again, the fate of the universe is in Future’s hands... | ||
| 10 | The Sea Floor Trap (2) | 1979-01-16 |
| “Challenge! Sea Floor City Storm" (2/4): Gravium is a rare metal which is indispensable for controlling gravity. It allows man to travel space. There are only five Gravium mines in the entire universe. Captain Future opposes the evil Wrecker, who plans to destroy the mines one after another until destruction is complete. Once again, the fate of the universe is in Future’s hands... | ||
| 9 | The Conspiracy of the Destruction King (1) | 1979-01-09 |
| “Challenge! Sea Floor City Storm" (1/4): Gravium is a rare metal which is indispensable for controlling gravity. It allows man to travel space. There are only five Gravium mines in the entire universe. Captain Future opposes the evil Wrecker, who plans to destroy the mines one after another until destruction is complete. Once again, the fate of the universe is in Future’s hands... | ||
| 8 | A Journey 5 Billion Years Back in Time (4) | 1978-12-26 |
| ”Lost World” (4/4): During a flight-training in the asteroid-belt between Mars and Jupiter, Captain Future and his Crew receive a strange message of an old man asking for help, explaining his home planet Katain is facing imminent destruction. The Futuremen build a time-machine around their spaceship Comet and fly off into an unknown past in search for the lost planet Katain... | ||
| 7 | Genesis of the Solar System (3) | 1978-12-19 |
| ”Lost World” (3/4): During a flight-training in the asteroid-belt between Mars and Jupiter, Captain Future and his Crew receive a strange message of an old man asking for help, explaining his home planet Katain is facing imminent destruction. The Futuremen build a time-machine around their spaceship Comet and fly off into an unknown past in search for the lost planet Katain... | ||
| 6 | The Mystery of the Holy Star Koom (2) | 1978-12-12 |
| ”Lost World” (2/4): During a flight-training in the asteroid-belt between Mars and Jupiter, Captain Future and his Crew receive a strange message of an old man asking for help, explaining his home planet Katain is facing imminent destruction. The Futuremen build a time-machine around their spaceship Comet and fly off into an unknown past in search for the lost planet Katain... | ||
| 5 | An SOS from 100 Million Years Ago (1) | 1978-12-05 |
| ”Lost World” (1/4): During a flight-training in the asteroid-belt between Mars and Jupiter, Captain Future and his Crew receive a strange message of an old man asking for help, explaining his home planet Katain is facing imminent destruction. The Futuremen build a time-machine around their spaceship Comet and fly off into an unknown past in search for the lost planet Katain... | ||
| 4 | Decisive Battle on Noon Moon (4) | 1978-11-28 |
| ”Terror of the Space Emperor" (4/4): On the planet Megara, strange things are happening. Humans devolve into ape-men. Sperling, one of the top agents of the Interstellar Government, who was sent out to investigate the matter, returns transformed into a beast. Captain Future and his crew are contacted. They soon discover that the bad things happening are caused by a mysterious individual who calls himself the Space Emperor... | ||
| 3 | The Miracle of the Flying Fortress (3) | 1978-11-21 |
| ”Terror of the Space Emperor" (3/4): On the planet Megara, strange things are happening. Humans devolve into ape-men. Sperling, one of the top agents of the Interstellar Government, who was sent out to investigate the matter, returns transformed into a beast. Captain Future and his crew are contacted. They soon discover that the bad things happening are caused by a mysterious individual who calls himself the Space Emperor... | ||
| 2 | The Prison in the Sea of Flames (2) | 1978-11-14 |
| ”Terror of the Space Emperor" (2/4): On the planet Megara, strange things are happening. Humans devolve into ape-men. Sperling, one of the top agents of the Interstellar Government, who was sent out to investigate the matter, returns transformed into a beast. Captain Future and his crew are contacted. They soon discover that the bad things happening are caused by a mysterious individual who calls himself the Space Emperor... | ||
| 1 | The Space Emperor Appears (1) | 1978-11-07 |
| ”Terror of the Space Emperor" (1/4): On the planet Megara, strange things are happening. Humans devolve into ape-men. Sperling, one of the top agents of the Interstellar Government, who was sent out to investigate the matter, returns transformed into a beast. Captain Future and his crew are contacted. They soon discover that the bad things happening are caused by a mysterious individual who calls himself the Space Emperor... Guest stars: Edgar Wald, Roberto Alexander | ||
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| 2 | Captain Future: The Brilliant Solar System Race | 1978-12-31 |
| "The Brilliant Solar System Race": Spaceships are mysteriously disappearing leaving the pilots floating in space! Captain Future poses himself as pilot-in-training to investigate these strange incidents. He takes part in the Solar System Race, a Race past every planet in our system, in which spaceship manufacturers can showcase their creations. By performing well with an old Zamor spaceship, Future hopes to attract the attention of the thieves and unmask the villain behind the incidents... | ||
| 1 | Star Trail to Glory | 1978-12-31 |
| Captain Future disguises himself as a speedracer to enter a race thoughout the whole solarsystem. His goal is to uncover the doings of a syndicate which captures space ships and is somehow connected to this race. | ||
(Source: thetvdb.com)
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