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The series, set in Earth's distant future, tracked the adventures of a group of fighters for truth and justice, known as The Video Rangers. They were led by Captain Video (no first name ever was mentioned). The Video Rangers operated from a secret base on a mountaintop whose location was unspecified.
From 1949 to 1955, Hastings played Captain Video's teenaged companion, the Video Ranger, on the DuMont television series, Captain Video and His Video Rangers. He portrayed one of television's first superheroes designed to appeal to children. [4] [3]
Richard Charles Potter Coogan [2] (April 4, 1914 – March 12, 2014) was an American actor best known for his portrayal of Captain Video in Captain Video and His Video Rangers from 1949 to 1950. Career
Captain Video and His Video Rangers [2] 1949–1955: Original: DuMont: Buck Rogers [2] 1950–1951: Amazing Stories: ABC: Series based on the space opera by Phillip Francis Nowlan. Dick Tracy [3] 1950–1951: Detroit Mirror: ABC: Series based on the comic strip by Chester Gould. Captain Z-Ro [4] 1951–1956: Original: KRON-TV: Terry and the ...
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Captain Video and His Video Rangers, an American science fiction television series Captain Video , a 1981 jazz album by pianist Andy LaVerne "Captain Video", a nickname for baseball player Tony Gwynn
Captain Video and His Video Rangers: Midshipman Bascomb 1956 Cheyenne (TV series) Frank Endicott Season 1/Episode 11 - "Quicksand" 1957 Cheyenne (TV series) Blaney Wilcox / Pocatello Kid Season 2/Episode 15 - "Born Bad" 1957 Have Gun – Will Travel: Jimmy O'Riley Season 1/Episode 16 - "Helen of Abajinian" 1958 Cheyenne (TV series)
She moved there to take the female lead in Captain Video and His Video Rangers, a Buck Rogers television series that ran from 1949 to 1955. [1] She may have been the first recurrent female science fiction lead in television; significant, but early television history of the defunct Dumont network identified only a few of the actors, and the ...