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| 1 :01x01 - X The Eliminator (Sep/09/1967) | | Thwarted time and again by Birdman, the ruthless men of F.E.A.R. turn to an outside for help. X, The Eliminator, promises them the crest from the defeated Birdman's helmet in return for one million dollars! X destroys a robot rocket to draw Birdman in, then traps him with a vice ray and drops him into a pit, but not before relieving him of the crest that's worth a million dollars. Unless Avenger can help him in time, Birdman is finished! | | Uncredited: Henry Corden as X The Eliminator | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Revolt of the Robots (Sep/09/1967) | | Life is good on Orbus 4, where robots do all the work. Until one of the robots, Computron, decides to change the social order. Forcing the emperor from his throne, Computron seizes power. But the Orbic people manage to get a message out - and the Galaxy Trio comes calling. Arriving, the Trio sees Emperor Kalex doing hard labor, while three robots supervise! And inside the palace, Computron has devised a means of removing all organics from Orbus, forever! | | Uncredited: Don Messick as Emperor Kalex | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Morto The Marauder (Sep/09/1967) | | Since his capture by Birdman, Morto has been a model prisoner. But what the authorities don't realize is that he's been constructing a set of "super armor" with which to escape from prison and avenge himself on Birdman. Escaping to his secret lair, he fashions a mechanical horse and an array of weapons so that he may destroy Birdman once and for all! Birdman handles his ray lance easily enough, but falls victim to an exploding mace! Has Morto finished off Birdman? | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as Morto / Prison Warden, Don Messick as Prison Guard / Tank Soldier | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - The Ruthless Ringmaster (Sep/16/1967) | | The circus is in town - the sinister circus of the Ruthless Ringmaster! He and his performers steal a flying tank, a laser cannon, and the ultra serum that can grant the person who drinks it super powers! Naturally, Falcon 7 wants Birdman to get these weapons back and put the Ringmaster out of business. But the Ringmaster is working for someone else... F.E.A.R! | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as The Ringmaster | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - The Battle of the Aquatrons (Sep/16/1967) | | Strange rays threaten the polar ice caps. Earth's forces are helpless! But not the Galaxy Trio. The trio soon traces the rays to their source - the planet Aqueous, which has always been at peace with the universe. Defeating an unpleasant reception committee, they discover that Lotar has proclaimed himself ruler of Aqueous, and intends to colonize other planets - after he has covered them with water! But in the dungeon, the Trio meets the rightful king, Neptarr, and he has a plan... | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as General / Neptarr | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - The Quake Threat (Sep/23/1967) | | A series of earthquakes have damaged cities and threaten to damage more. Falcon 7 reports that the evil genius, Professor Kyroff, has developed a way to cause earthquakes. Anyone possessing the device could wreck havoc everywhere, so Birdman must chase down the professor and prevent him from selling his machine! | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | | | | | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Birdman Versus Cumulus, the Storm King (Sep/30/1967) | | Cumulus, the Storm King, has used his lighting to knock out Central City's power grid, and his fog to bring activity to a grinding halt. He appears before the nation's military leaders with a threat: turn control over to him, or he'll do the same thing to rest of the country! Can even Birdman put a stop to his plans, when his thick fog banks cut off the energizing rays of the sun? | | Uncredited: Don Messick as Pedestrian, Henry Corden as Cumulus, the Storm King | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - The Galaxy Trio and the Sleeping Planet (Sep/30/1967) | | Headquarters fails to hear from planet K-7 while conducting a routine intergalactic roll-call. They dispatch the Galaxy Trio to investigate. When the Trio arrive, they discover the colonists all in a trance, and huge machines smashing into places with valuables, then stealing everything they can! This is the work of a space pirate named Krag, who aims to become rich and powerful by looting the entire planet - unless the Trio can stop him. | Directors: Joseph Barbera, William Hanna
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - Serpents Of The Deep (Sep/30/1967) | | Birdman investigates the disappearance of a bathyscaphe researching ways to recover vitally needed gold from the ocean depths. There he finds the culprit - the sinister Dr. Shark! He stole the craft and intends to use the plans and equipment it contains to do his own gold recovery. With Birdman imprisoned far from the sun that empowers him, Dr. Shark might just succeed, unless Birdman can use Shark's own weak solar power machine to escape. | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - Nitron The Human Bomb (Oct/07/1967) | | A research scientist doused with a new explosive liquid gains the ability to hurl explosive blasts. Now in an armored suit and calling himself Nitron, he breaks into the headquarters of F.E.A.R., and demands half control of the group! The leader agrees... if he can complete three assignments. First, he's to destroy a new nuclear reactor, and then he's to sink a new nuclear sub. But the leader of F.E.A.R. has plans of his own for Nitron... | | Uncredited: Don Messick as Leader of F.E.A.R. / Official at Submarine | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - Mentor, The Mind Taker (Oct/07/1967) | | Mentok, the evil Mind Taker, enslaves Avenger's mind, forcing Birdman's once loyal pet to attack his heroic master! Then Mentok orders Avenger to his secret base, and when Birdman follows, Mentok imprisons them both! Birdman suceeds in freeing Avenger, but then Mentok takes control of HIS mind, and orders him to destroy the giant eagle! Then he has Birdman deliver an ultimatum to world leaders! Fortunately, Avenger has a plan to free Birdman... | | Uncredited: Don Messick as Mentok | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 16 :01x16 - The Purple Moss (Oct/14/1967) | | Aliens Zarog and Zandu of the planet Mogor "take what they want." And what they want is Earth! Their plan involves a smothering colony of purple moss, fed by a powerful energy source well-protected from Birdman's feeble attempts to destroy it. Even with a full charge of solar energy he's hard pressed by the aliens' array of lethal defenses - until he turns the tables on them... | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as Sheriff / Zandu, Keye Luke as Zarog | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - Drackmore, The Despot (Oct/14/1967) | | Headquarters assigns The Galaxy Trio to investigate the disappearance of eight pioneer space ships. Arriving at the ships' destination, Paradise 2, the Trio finds their own vessel paralyzed and locked into orbit, and themselves enslaved by Drackmore! But with help from the other slaves and their own powers, the Trio overcomes Drackmore and his mechanical drones, and welcomes a new planet into the Free Planets! | | Uncredited: Don Messick as Intergalactic Headquarters Official | Directors: Joseph Barbera, William Hanna
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | | | | |
| 19 :01x19 - The Brain Thief (Oct/21/1967) | | The country's top scientists are disappearing while visiting the World's Fair. Birdman remembers that an evil scientist named Dr. Shado once experimented with matter transmission, so he and Avenger set off to locate Shado. Sure enough, the fiend has re-occupied his old laboratory, and there has imprisoned the missing scientists in his "brain horder" which can materialize energy constructs and solid objects! Quickly overpowering Birdman with the device, Shado sends him on a one way trip to outer space. Fortunately, Avenger is able to free his master and carry him to where the sun can recharge him for a return engagement with the sinister Shado! | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - Titan, the Titanium Man (Oct/21/1967) | | In a secluded laboratory on the metal planet Titanorus, a scrawny scientist succeeds in his latest experiment. He transforms himself into Titan, the Titanium Man! Together with an army of super cybernoids, he intends to conquer the galaxy, just as soon as he deals with the one thing that might stop him: the Galaxy Trio! First, he forges a distress call to lure them to his world, and then he launches a series of potent attacks. But the resourceful trio manage to "turn the tables" on Titan! | | Uncredited: Thurl Ravenscroft as Titan, the Titanium Man | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 21 :01x21 - Birdman Versus The Constrictor (Oct/21/1967) | | The Constrictor steals the missile defense location plans for all the free nations. He demands that Birdman turn over Avenger in exchange of the return of the plans. Birdman reluctantly complies - but not before hiding a small transmitter under Avenger's wing! So when The Constrictor seizes Avenger and keeps the plans, Birdman is ready to track him down. A good thing, too, for The Constrictor intends to use those plans to find and destroy every free nation missile defense location! | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as The Constrictor | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - Number One (Oct/28/1967) | | Agents of F.E.A.R. strike, stealing an armored car that contains secret military plans. But they're not after the plans - the theft is just a decoy to lure Birdman into their trap! Capturing him, F.E.A.R. leader Number One uses a transfer ray to siphon Birdman's remarkable solar powers into a satellite with which he can create ecological disasters like tidal waves! With Birdman powerless, who will stop the fiend? Well... Birdman. With a little help from his eagle friend Avenger, of course. | | Uncredited: Don Messick as Number One | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 23 :01x23 - The Duplitrons (Oct/28/1967) | | Earth calls the Galaxy Trio, desperate for help. It seems the leaders of the three most powerful nations are planning to declare war on each other, and only the Galaxy Trio can prevent this calamity. But when the Trio arrives, mysterious forces try to kill them! Meteor Man is separated from his friends, and when he returns, he tried to kill them! They soon realize why he and the world leaders are acting so strangely, but will they be able to react in time? | | Uncredited: Mike Road as Spectre, Don Messick as Radio Dispatcher | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 24 :01x24 - Birdman Meets Birdgirl (Oct/28/1967) | | At a ceremony to receive a medal for valorous service, Birdman and the audience fail to realize a sinister figure observes them. It is Doctor Mentarr, and he has trained a young woman to become... Birdgirl! She claims Birdman has taken credit for her achievements. Certain this is a plot, Birdman remains mum until he can solve the problem. Soon enough, she reveals her true colors, when she helps Mentarr steal some atomic shells from an arsenal. And when Birdman arrives, she manages to capture him, too! Fortunately, she does not know the source of his powers, so when he asks for a final glimpse of the sun, she's willing to grant that last request. And then Doctor Mentarr reveals his true colors... | | Uncredited: Don Messick as Mayor / General, Virginia Eiler as Birdgirl | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 25 :01x25 - Birdman Meets Reducto (Nov/04/1967) | | A scientist puts the finishing touches on his new invention - a machine that can reduce the size of any object! Christening himself Reducto, he makes his demand: he'll reduce the Pentagon, headquarters of the United States military, to the size of a toy! He accompanies this demonstration with a demand for control of the country, only restoring the building after authorities agree to send Birdman to meet him. And once Birdman arrives, Reducto miniaturizes him to the size of an insect! How can Birdman evade ants and spiders, and restore himself to normal size??? | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as Reducto, Don Messick as General | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 26 :01x26 - Computron Lives (Nov/04/1967) | | Criminals on Orbus-4 reactivate Computron, who once led a robot revolt on that planet. They intend to order him to conquer the planet for them, but Computron obeys no man! DIspatching them and stealing a spaceship, he flees to the abandoned world Z-10, and there seizes control of its machinery in time to confront the arriving Galactic Trio. The Trio barely evades destruction, but Computron captures Vapor Man with a vacuum device, and then transforms him into an obedient robot! Worse, Computron orders his new servant to destroy the other two members of the Trio! Only quick thinking on the part of Gravity Girl can salvage this situation. | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 27 :01x27 - Vulturo, Prince Of Darkness (Nov/04/1967) | | Agents of the sinister organization F.E.A.R. approach Vulturo, certain that he can accomplish a task that has thwarted them too many times: the destruction of Birdman and Avenger! They offer the villain a million dollars, and he agrees. He has devised weapons more powerful than those Birdman wields: a strong, reflective shield, a more powerful blast, and faster mechanical wings. He even has Dirk, a mechanical vulture to handle Avenger! Vulturo waits until night to strike, when Birdman cannot recharge himself. And he defeats Birdman, draining his powers! | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as Vulturo, Don Messick as F.E.A.R. Agent #1, John Stephenson as F.E.A.R. Agent #2 | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 28 :01x28 - The Chameleon (Nov/11/1967) | | A truck from the Metropolitan Museum stops, blocked by a log in the road. But when they try to move the log, it becomes a crocodile! The terrified guards flee, never seeing the crocodile become a man - the Chameleon. After years of research The Chameleon has perfected a formula that enables him to change into anything he can think of. Birdman thinks to capture the Chameleon at a diamond display, but even his solar powers are no match for a man who can become literally anything he wishes. Chained in a dark pit, how can Birdman prevent the Chameleon from changing places with the governor? | | Uncredited: Don Messick as Governor, John Stephenson as Diamond Official, Keye Luke as The Chameleon | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 29 :01x29 - The Eye of Time (Nov/11/1967) | | Visiting Earth for an Intergalactic Police security meeting, the Galaxy Trio encounter strange space turbulence. Passing through it, the find themselves near Earth, but unable to contact their headquarters. Displacing down, they soon realize the strange storm displaced them backwards through time! And the Viking natives of this village definitely dislike intruders! Then the Trio discovers the reason: Roman invaders. But Rome never conquered the Vikings... or did it? | | Uncredited: Henry Corden as Viking Chieftan / Viking Warrior | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 30 :01x30 - The Incredible Magnatroid (Nov/11/1967) | | The scientist Metallo and his henchmen succeed in fully charging a robot, the Magnetroid, with magnetism. With this machine, they steal a million-dollar titanium shipment, prompting Falcon 7 to call Birdman for assistance. Following the robot, Birdman discovers Metallo in his headquarters. But the villains are ready for him - the robot collapses the metal building atop Birdman! But Metallo isn't the only one who knows how to use magnetism... | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 31 :01x31 - Hannibal The Hunter (Nov/18/1967) | | Hannibal is the greatest hunter the world has ever seen, or so he claims. To cement his reputation he proposes to add to his trophy collection the one thing he does not yet have: Birdman! To do this, he visits the university where Birdman's good friend Professor Demetrius teaches. The kidnapped professor will be the bait to lure Birdman to Hannibal's sinister skull-shaped island, for the hunt! There he'll face tricks and traps designed to whittle him down so that Hannibal can defeat him! | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as Hannibal, Don Messick as Professor Demetrius | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | | | | |
| 33 :01x33 - The Empress Of Evil (Nov/18/1967) | | The evil Medusa captures Prince Jhao, son of Birdman's friend the Maharaja of Ramapur. Falcon 7 reports the grim news to the solar superhero, who leaves immediately to find the prince and deal with the sinister sorceress. But she anticipated his arrival, and prepared a reception for him that will tax his powers to their limits, or even beyond! | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 34 :01x34 - The Wings Of Fear (Nov/25/1967) | | Agents of F.E.A.R. have kidnapped three ambassadors from the Conference of Peaceful Nations Building, in a bid to frighten world leaders away from cooperation there. Falcon 7 has promised Birdman will protect the dignitaries. F.E.A.R. knows it, too, which is why they strike at night, when Birdman cannot easily recharge his solar powers! And this time, they distract him by kidnapping Avenger and demanding Birdman allow them to escape with a prisoner in exchange for the eagle's safe return! But Birdman has a plan for finding F.E.A.R. | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as F.E.A.R. Leader | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 35 :01x35 - The Demon Raiders (Nov/25/1967) | | Centauri 3 is the site of the Intergalactic Space Treasury, which presently has over ten billion space credits stored within its thick walls. But greedy eyes peer through long range scanner lenses at that rich haul, and the greedy mind behind those eyes has a plan - and a whole lot of raider ships to back it up. Only the Galaxy Trio can repel this attack, if they can get there in time. With the money stolen, the evil Zykor intends to finance a war! | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as Raider 9, Vic Perrin as Zykor | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 36 :01x36 - Birdman Meets Birdboy (Nov/25/1967) | | A boy and his father discover an island that has a concealed arsenal! The owner, the sinister Barracuda, first tries to shoot them and then blasts their boat from beneath them. Floating, at the mercy of sharks, the boy is nearly finished when Birdman finds him and gives him a "solar transfusion" that endows him with the same powers! Together as Birdman and Birdboy, they seek out the Barracuda. But th villain's magnetizer beam captures Birdman, who then learns how the Barracuda intends to start a global war! | | Uncredited: Dick Beals (1) as Birdboy | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 37 :01x37 - The Menace Of Dr. Millenium (Dec/02/1967) | | For security reasons, the government has only one copy of the Cobalt-14 plans, and one working prototype missile. So when a caveman breaks into the meeting and steals the plans, and a mastodon threatens the missile itself, the military realizes they are outclassed and calls on the one man who can protect their vital secrets: Birdman! But can even Birdman deal with a madman who can draw servants from any point in the past? | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as Military Police Captain, Don Messick as Radio Announcer | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 38 :01x38 - The Rock Men (Dec/02/1967) | | Plutonian scientist and galactic surveyor Ekon lands on an uncharted planet to investigate strange rock formations - which come to life and seize him! They are the work of Braton, who has plans for the scientist. And when the Galaxy Trio arrive, the rock monsters may just spell the end of their careers, as well! They're immune to Vapor Man's gasses and Gravity Girl's gravity manipulation. And even Meteor Man's size changing powers can't cope with them forever! | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as Galactic Surveyor Ekon, Don Messick as Bratak | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | | | | |
| 40 :01x40 - The Deadly Duplicator (Dec/09/1967) | | Falcon 7 reports a mystery: a number of key military officials have changed their minds about the nation's defenses. These changes make the nation more vulnerably to enemy attack! Falcon 7 suspects F.E.A.R. is behind a scheme to create duplicates of key personnel, to undermine the nation from within! Fortunately, Birdman has a way to detect the duplicates - but how will he know whether he has defeated the real duplicator, or a duplicate? | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as General Stone | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 41 :01x41 - Space Fugitives (Dec/09/1967) | | Planet V9 notices visitors - the spaceship Condor 1, the craft belonging to the Galaxy Trio. It parks over the technical center and occupants steal a valuable piece of equipment, after instructing the planet not to defend itself! Other planets make similar reports. Have the Galaxy Trio gone bad, or is something else going on? Either way, the entire Galaxy is hunting for these... space fugitives. | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as First Magnetron Alien, Vic Perrin as Second Magnetron Alien | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 42 :01x42 - Professor Nightshade (Dec/09/1967) | | Professor Veckman demonstrates his newest invention to a gathering of military leaders. It is a small box that can project objects into the fourth dimension, causing them to vanish from three dimensional reality, and then bring them back. The power source, a small meteor, holds sufficient energy to send entire cities to the fourth dimension - or so the professor claims. Then a delivery man interrupts the meeting with... flowers for everyone? No, not flowers - strangling vines, immobilizing the men so that F.E.A.R. agent Professor Nightshade can steal the box! Only Birdman can defeat this foe. | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as Professor Veckman, Henry Corden as Admiral / Professor Nightshade | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 43 :01x43 - Train Trek (Dec/16/1967) | | Spiro intends to replace the astronauts flying the new X09 rocket with his own people. Then, he'll steal the rocket and land it at a place of his choice! To do this, he switches the Atomic City supply train onto a siding and replaces it with a train of his own that bears his agents and their equipment! Birdman approaches the train, but Spiro has a large selection of deadly gadgets: pyro spheres, razor discs, ice fumes and others. He forces Birdman to exhaust his reserves... or does he? | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 44 :01x44 - Space Slaves (Dec/16/1967) | | Shortly after recharging Condor One, Vapor Man is shocked to see Gravity Girl fade away! With the molecudar, he quickly finds her on the edge of explored space - she has been kidnapped by Elraf, self-proclaimed future sultan of the universe! He is building the "enslaver" with which he expects to transmit mind control beams! And he needs Gravity Girl to use her scientific genius to help him refine the "psycho sodium" essential to his plans. Enslaved by his mind control bands, she'll gladly cooperate! | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 49 :01x49 - The Revenge Of Dr. Millennium (Dec/30/1967) | | Birdman is about to assist his friend Birdboy, who is searching for his missing father, when suddenly, he vanishes! This is the work of the evil Dr. Millenium, who has drawn Birdman back in time using a crude time machine designed to react to Birdman's unique solar energy cell structure! In the past, Birdman must battle an animated dragon, hordes of warriors, and even an animated statue! Finally, Dr. Millenium traps Birdman, who has exhausted his energy reserves. But Dr. Millennium doesn't know that now there is a second individual with the same solar energy cell structure - Birdboy - who is drawn into the past, too... | | Uncredited: Dick Beals (1) as Birdboy | Directors: Joseph Barbera, William Hanna
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 50 :01x50 - Return to Aqueous (Dec/30/1967) | | A terrible monster threatens the peaceful citizens of Aqueous, who once again must call on the Galaxy Trio for assistance. But this monster can breathe lightning and project powerful heat rays from his arms. Vapor Man's freezing mist barely slows it, and it is far too heavy for Gravity Girl to overcome. Fortunately, Gravity Girl brought the analyzator camera, and with it determines that this monster is artificial - the evil work of King Neptarr's brother Lotar,r, whose previous attempt to usurp the throne ended badly for him. And Lotarr is willing to destroy the capital of Aqueous if he cannot rule it! | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as Neptarr | Directors: Joseph Barbera, William Hanna
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 51 :01x51 - The Ant Ape (Dec/30/1967) | | Once before, Birdman drove Professor Klaw from the country and into exile on a far away island. But the professor has perfected an experiment that has created a hideous "ant ape!" He plans to return, with the monster, on his own terms - and is sure Birdman can do nothing to stop him. Several museum robberies prove the power of his creation - and draw Birdman's attention. | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as State Department Official | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 52 :01x52 - Birdman Versus The Speed Demon (Jan/06/1967) | | Luther Demoniak, another criminal sent to prison by Birdman, has toiled ceaselessly to escape prison - and when he mixes two chemicals explosively, he gets his wish! The volatile brew confers tremendous speed on the evil mastermind, enabling him to evade his guards and escape prison - and then start a spreed of crimes no mere human can stop. Fortunately, Birdman is a little more than human. | | Uncredited: Mike Road as Prison Guard / Bank Manager / Warden, John Stephenson as Prison Guard / Bank Guard / Newsman / Doctor, Don Messick as Luther Demoniak / Speed Demon / Crown Official | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 53 :01x53 - Invasion of the Sporoids (Jan/06/1968) | | A number of outposts have gone silent. Vapor Man initiates an outpost check, contacting Range 90 at Outpost A-15. At first, the check-in seems normal. But as they speak the ranger reports a mysterious green accumulation on the dome - that joins together to form an immense, horrible monster! The Galactic Trio rushes to investigate, and discovers that the monster may be a match for them. Their worst attacks just split the monster into more monsters! | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 54 :01x54 - The Wild Weird West (Jan/06/1968) | | The evil Doctor Cordo has given the outlaw Jesse Johns, descendant of legendary Western outlaw Jesse James, special mounts and modern gear. With it, they can pick western towns clean! Extremely fast robotic horses, paralyzer beams, lasers - everything they need to defeat Birdman! Trapped inside a dark cell behind titanium bars, Birdman's power fades fast, and meantime the Johns gang has a plan to kidnap the governor. | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as Jesse Johns | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | | | | |
| 56 :01x56 - Gralik of Gravitas (Jan/13/1968) | | Gralik, dishonored minister of science and exile from Gravitas, calls his king. He has devised a powerful gravity weapon and now has demands, and a desire for revenge. The king has twelve hours to accede to the madman's demands. Fortunately, the king has a daughter - Gravity Girl of the Galaxy Trio! And she knows where to look for the renegade: Moonoid 49. But finding him and defeating him are not the same thing, and gravity may be the least of Gralik's dangerous toys! | | Uncredited: John Stephenson as King of Gravitas | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 57 :01x57 - Skon of Space (Jan/13/1968) | | Falcon 7 warns Birdman that several people have sighted a strange unidentified craft near the Bird Lair. Birdman investigates, and a good thing - the craft is a spaceship from Omnos, and its occupant, Skon, is an advance scout for their invasion fleet! And when Skon spots Birdman, he decides to test his alien weapons. And Skon himself is able to take many forms, making Birdman work hard to defeat him! | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Neal Barbera, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan | | | |
| 58 :01x58 - Murro The Marauder (Jan/20/1968) | | Birdman returns the case containing a stolen formula to the military. The officer who receives it locks it in a safe, but as he leaves the room, a mysterious hand reaches in. A black ray strikes his shadow, which takes on a life of its own! The shadow opens the safe, retrieves the formula and hands it to the strange infiltrator. At F.E.A.R. headquarters, this man reveals himself as Murko The Marauder, and with his shadow powers takes control of F.E.A.R! Then, while Birdman converses with Falcon 7, Murko invades headquarters and kidnaps Birdman's boss, then calls out the solar superhero! Can Birdman defeat his own shadow? | | Writer: Neal Barbera | | | |
| 59 :01x59 - Plastus the Pirate Planet (Jan/20/1968) | | An unidentified planetoid hurtles toward Z-11, prompting them to call for help from the Galaxy Trio. It is Plastus, an artificial planetoid ruled by Plaston, and he demands the rulers of Z-11 surrender, or he'll reshape Plastus to block their sunlight and freeze them solid! Naturally, the Galaxy Trio can't let this bold perfidy go unchallenged. They transmit themselves to Plastus, where Plaston tries to imprison them. Soon, the plastic beings imprison Meteor Man and Gravity Girl, and then they get Vapor Man... | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as Plaston | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
| 60 :01x60 - Morto Rides Again (Jan/20/1968) | | Morto manages to turn the prison's laundry boiler into a vehicle to escape prison! Equipping himself with his armored suit and array of fantastic weaponry, he begins a crime spree. Then he threatens the country with the power of his mechanical knights, unless the government grants his every request. Birdman has only one plan: challenge Morto in single combat in the forbidding Doom Valley! | | Uncredited: Vic Perrin as Morto / Prison Warden, John Stephenson as Prison Guard | Directors: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Writer: Jack Hanrahan, Phil Hahn, Neal Barbera | | | |
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