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Frankenstein, Jr. and The Impossibles (1966 – 1967)

1966 • 1 season • Animation, Comedy • TV-G
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Frankenstein, Jr. and The Impossibles — Season 1

  • Sep 10, 1966First aired
  • 54 episodesin this season
  • 7mavg. runtime
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
01The BubblerThe villainous Bubbler has spirited away the Shah of Shish-Ka-Bob, and now it falls to the Impossibles to undertake his daring rescue.Sep 10, 1966Sep 10, 1966027mThe Shocking Electrical MonsterWith a flourish, Dr. Shock activated his Master Mix Monster Machine, transforming his hapless assistant, Igor, into a creature capable of absorbing raw electrical energy.Sep 10, 1966Sep 10, 19667m036mThe SpinnerThe notorious jewel thief, known only as The Spinner, made off with a tiara valued at one million dollars.Sep 10, 1966Sep 10, 19666m046mThe Perilous Paper DollThe Paper Doll Man has absconded with a highly classified document, and now intends to seize its counterpart.Sep 17, 1966Sep 17, 19666m05The Spyder ManWithin the confines of a Maximum Security Building, Professor Conroy and Buzz presented the schematics for the Spy Detector XK-00-7. Regrettably, these vital blueprints soon became the focus of the Spyder Man's attention.Sep 17, 1966Sep 17, 196606BeamatronThe audacious Beamatron made off with a priceless painting while it was aboard a vessel at sea.Sep 17, 1966Sep 17, 1966077mThe BurrowerWith his specialized tunneling machine, the Burrower made off with half a million dollars from the bank, then excavated a passage ten miles deep to reach his hidden lair.Sep 24, 1966Sep 24, 19667m08The Menace from the Wax MuseumDuring a chance meeting with Buzz at the wax museum, Mr. Menace unleashed his monstrous creations—Godzonka, Gorillis, and Cyclaws—in a devastating assault on San Francisco.Sep 24, 1966Sep 24, 196609TimeatronTimeatron employed his temporal device, a specialized cabinet, to summon antagonists from bygone eras and exploit their skills for his own purposes.Sep 24, 1966Sep 24, 196610SmogulaWith a chilling blast, Smogula encased the Impossibles in ice, imprisoning them deep within a cavern to ensure they could not thwart his scheme to seize control of Empire City.Oct 1, 1966Oct 1, 196611The Alien Brain from Outer Space, Part 1From beyond the stars descended a colossal intellect, an alien brain of unimaginable size, and its arrival heralded a strange abduction. Snared within its grasp were Buzz, the hapless inventor, and Frankenstein Jr., forever struggling against his inherited nature.Oct 1, 1966Oct 1, 196612The Sinister SpeckTo obtain photographs of highly classified blueprints, the operative known as the Speck employed a specialized process allowing him to reduce his size.Oct 1, 1966Oct 1, 196613Fero, the Fiendish FiddlerTo swiftly resolve any insurmountable challenges, Fero employs his violin to convey them across the vastness of space, to distant worlds.Oct 8, 1966Oct 8, 196614The Alien Brain from Outer Space, Part 2From beyond the stars descended a colossal intellect, an alien brain of unimaginable size, and its arrival heralded a strange abduction. Snared within its grasp were Buzz and Frankenstein Jr., spirited away into the unknown depths of this otherworldly entity.Oct 8, 1966Oct 8, 196615Mother GruesomeMother Gruesome devised a remarkable device, one capable of drawing nefarious figures from the pages of classic tales, summoning them into reality to assist in her wicked schemes.Oct 8, 1966Oct 8, 196616TelevisatronThe Televisatron whisks the Impossibles away to various television programs.Oct 15, 1966Oct 15, 1966177mU.F.O. Unidentified Fiendish ObjectFrom beyond the stars, the alien Zargon released his formidable warrior, Destructo, upon the unsuspecting world of Earth, setting in motion a campaign of conquest.Oct 15, 1966Oct 15, 19667m18The Diabolical DauberThe Dauber possessed a unique brush; whatever he rendered with it would materialize into being.Oct 15, 1966Oct 15, 1966197mAquatorDriven by malice, Aquator pilfered a confidential formula from a scientist close to Big D. In retaliation, the scientist diminished himself to microscopic proportions, intending to enlarge every tiny creature he encountered.Oct 22, 1966Oct 22, 19667m207mThe Unearthly Plant CreaturesPlant Man has freed the final three ancient flora – the Carnivorous Chewer, the Creeping Crusher, and the Fire-Breathing Snapdragon – from a glacier’s icy grip. He intends to subdue them with his Obedience Ray as part of a scheme to rid the world of Buzz and Frankenstein Jr.Oct 22, 1966Oct 22, 19667m21The Wretched Professor StretchProfessor Stretch’s unusual talents for elasticity invariably led to chaos.Oct 22, 1966Oct 22, 1966227mThe Devilish DragsterThe Dragster made off with something of considerable value.Oct 29, 1966Oct 29, 19667m237mThe Deadly Living ImagesThe Mad Inventor had conceived of the Double Identity Duplicator Projector, a device intended to conjure living simulacra entirely under his command.Oct 29, 1966Oct 29, 19667m247mThe Return of the SpinnerThe Spinner has reappeared, making off with a dog of considerable value.Oct 29, 1966Oct 29, 19667m257mSatanic SurferThe surfer photographed a highly classified submarine.Nov 5, 1966Nov 5, 19667m26The Colossal Junk MonsterDriven by a vengeful scheme to rid himself of Frankenstein Jr., The Junk Man constructs a monstrous figure from colossal heaps of refuse.Nov 5, 1966Nov 5, 1966277mThe PuzzlerNov 5, 1966Nov 5, 19667m28The Scheming SpraysolA clandestine operation saw sensitive documents pilfered from Spraysol.Nov 12, 1966Nov 12, 1966297mThe Incredible Aqua-MonstersBuzz and Frankenstein Jr. stood watch over the Navy’s newly commissioned Hydrotomic Submarine, determined to keep it out of the grasp of Dr. Hook and his monstrous denizens of the deep.Nov 12, 1966Nov 12, 19667m30The Scurrilous SculptorThe Sculptor possesses the unsettling ability to transform living beings into stone statues.Nov 12, 1966Nov 12, 196631The Artful ArcherThe Archer made off with a priceless violin and a million dollars.Nov 19, 1966Nov 19, 196632The Gigantic Ghastly GenieZorbo the Great conjured a genie, fully intending to employ its three wishes to vanquish Frankenstein Jr. and ultimately seize control of the world.Nov 19, 1966Nov 19, 196633The Insidious InflatorThe Inflator conjures colossal, balloon-like creatures to assist in his criminal endeavors.Nov 19, 1966Nov 19, 196634The Dastardly Diamond DazzlerThe notorious illusionist, known as The Diamond Dazzler, purloined a priceless gem with the singular aim of rousing a slumbering genie.Nov 26, 1966Nov 26, 1966357mThe BirdmanThe enigmatic Birdman, accompanied by his mechanical avian creations—Vulturo, Rodantus, and the imposing King Condor—spirited away two astronauts, demanding a million dollars as their release.Nov 26, 1966Nov 26, 19667m36The Return of the Perilous PapermanThe Paper Doll Man has reappeared, bringing with him a fresh wave of disturbances.Nov 26, 1966Nov 26, 196637Cronella Critch the Tricky WitchCronella Critch, a woman rumored to practice witchcraft, raided a fundraising party held in aid of an orphanage.Dec 3, 1966Dec 3, 1966387mThe Invasion of the Robot CreaturesKing Sertano of the Satellite Worlds, hailing from the distant Galaxy X, employed a beam of manipulated gravity, intending to force Earth’s capitulation. To overcome him, Buzz and Frankenstein Jr. found themselves obliged to dismantle the ranks of Sertano’s formidable robotic legions.Dec 3, 1966Dec 3, 19667m39The Terrible TwisterThe Twister is making off with priceless jewels.Dec 3, 1966Dec 3, 196640Professor Stretch Bounces BackThe eccentric Professor Stretch made his reappearance, and with characteristic ingenuity, fashioned a pliable creature from rubber to serve as his assistant.Dec 10, 1966Dec 10, 1966417mThe Manchurian MenaceDec 10, 1966Dec 10, 19667m42The Terrifying TapperThe Tapper sends itself across telephone wires.Dec 10, 1966Dec 10, 196643The Anxious AnglerThe Angler has absconded with classified data pertaining to space exploration.Dec 17, 1966Dec 17, 1966447mThe Mad Monster MakerTo orchestrate a spree of crimes across London, Baron Von Ghoul fashioned mechanical duplicates of classic horror figures: the Electroflying Firefly, the Menacing Mummy, and the Wicked Werewolf.Dec 17, 1966Dec 17, 19667m45The Rascally RingmasterThe Ringmaster staged a circus, but his performance concealed a darker purpose: he plundered the wealth of those who came to witness it.Dec 17, 1966Dec 17, 196646Billy the KidderBilly the Kidder was a cowboy, though an unusual one—he rode a mechanical steed—and he harbored a daring ambition: to plunder the United States Mint.Dec 24, 1966Dec 24, 1966477mThe MonstermobileThe Mad Inventor unveiled his Monstermobile, employing its bewildering array of devices to perpetrate various offenses.Dec 24, 1966Dec 24, 19667m48The Fiendish Dr. FuturoFrom the fortieth century, Dr. Futuro journeyed back to the twentieth, his mission: to pilfer a solid gold brick worth a million dollars.Dec 24, 1966Dec 24, 196649The Crafty ClutcherThe Clutcher employed a device which animated his gloves.Dec 31, 1966Dec 31, 196650Pilfering Putty MonsterDriven by malice, Mr. Menace deployed his putty monster to pilfer a million-dollar coin collection, an audacious act compounded by the kidnapping of Buzz himself. Now, it falls to Frankenstein Jr. to embark on a daring rescue mission, confronting Mr. Menace and bringing him to justice.Dec 31, 1966Dec 31, 196651The Infamous Mr. InstantMr. Instant wielded his insta-gun, a device capable of conjuring anything he desired with immediate effect.Dec 31, 1966Dec 31, 196652The Bizarre BatterA celebrated baseball player was abducted, and his captor demanded a substantial sum for his release.Jan 7, 1967Jan 7, 196753The SpooktacularsDoctor Spectro conjured forth three immense, spectral apparitions with the intent of seizing control of Penciltrainia.Jan 7, 1967Jan 7, 196754The Not So Nice Mr. IceDriven by ambition, Mr. Ice and his loyal associate, Freezer Freezer, plunged the city into an icy grip, intending to seize control.Jan 7, 1967Jan 7, 1967