This is the song that plays over the introduction of the pilot for the tv series “Buck Rogers in the 25th Century” that starred Gil Gerard, Erin Gray, Tim O’Connor, with Felix Silla and Mel Blanc as Twiki. A very cheesy but fun show made around the late 70′s. Enjoy!!
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A movie-style trailer for the short-lived but awesome TV series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. This is not a music video or montage. I met stars Gil Gerard, Erin Gray and Felix Silla this year and they are amazing people and very gracious. I have dedicated this trailer to them. I hope the many Buck Rogers fans here enjoy this one. If you haven’t seen the series, it’s a very cool and groundbreaking show for its time. This video does not intend to infringe on any copyrights held by Universal Pictures and has not been duplicated for profit. I own the DVDs this trailer is made from and this work is intended to be a tribute by a fan to the cast and crew of this fantastic series.
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Channel 4 Television Headquarters, Richard Rogers Development
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Channel 4 Television Headquarters, Richard Rogers Offical Site
In a time of innocence, his straightforward, all-American cowboy manner made him a beloved international icon. At the height of his fame, Leonard Frank Slye (a.k.a. Roy Rogers) was one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. In 1948 alone, his movies sold near
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Channel 4 Television Headquarters, Richard Rogers Development
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Channel 4 Television Headquarters, Richard Rogers Offical Site
Channel 4 Television Headquarters, Richard Rogers Development
Image by .Martin.
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Channel 4 Television Headquarters, Richard Rogers Offical Site
Roy sings and yodels “It’s Home Sweet Home To Me” from the movie, The Arizona Kid – 1939 (public domain)
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In 1969, Fred Rogers appeared before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Communications. His goal was to support funding for PBS and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, in response to significant proposed cuts by President Nixon.
Roy Rogers sings “A Four-Legged Friend” while Trigger dances in the hilarious Bob Hope film, “The Son of Paleface”.
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