…The Real Ghostbusters and Scheimer and company’s titled Filmation’s Ghostbusters. Different in tone and style to the admittedly popular Columbia spin-off show, Filmation’s Ghostbusters found the “next generation” of ghoul…

…do pretty much the same, and fill in the blanks from back when Tarzan was a young boy trying to find himself. The original Tarzan feature was brilliantly adept at…

…Adventures Of Superman, Tarzan: Lord Of The Apes and Flash Gordon among them, plus many shows built around the popular Archies comic characters. In 1975, Filmation moved into live-action television…

…they were working on, they were still in production on Tarzan, Lord Of The Jungle, a series that had begun in 1976 before evolving into The Batman-Tarzan Adventure Hour and…

…a hit, Columbia informed Filmation that an animated show would not be forthcoming because they wanted to concentrate on a feature sequel. Filmation, quite justly, went ahead and developed a…

…exceptional DVD handling of their Entertainment Rights-owned catalog, the Filmation Studio and their many properties are seeing something of a reappraisal. While Filmation did turn out some spectacular shows and…

…some of the most iconic Filmation shows to disc in wonderfully inclusive boxed sets, and as Warners continue to dip into the superhero Filmation shows they own via their DC…

…from the archives of, primarily, the Filmation library. This is where I caught my first glimpses of the “best” episodes of such shows as New Adventures Of Superman, Tarzan: Lord…

…by Filmation producer Lou Scheimer himself to be Filmation’s crowning achievement. Nevertheless, the show did much to bring about the end of the studio. Filmation had its first hit with…

Filmation (1987), BCI (May 6, 2008), 1 disc, 91 mins, 1.33:1 original full frame ratio, Dolby Digital Stereo, Rated PG, Retail: $9.98 Storyboard: The final Filmation show got its start…

Filmation Associates (September 10 1966), Warner Home Entertainment (June 26 2007), 2 discs, 252 mins plus supplement, 1.33:1 original full frame ratio, Dolby Digital Mono, Not Rated, Retail: $26.98 Storyboard:…

…of Tarzan and the Super 7 sealed the deal. Space Sentinels was created by the Filmation team in 1977 for NBC’s Saturday morning lineup. The series was initially pitched, and…

…gang visiting Filmation and meeting the creators of the cartoon! Following the six-page story, a small selection of photos from Filmation is offered, as well as information on the show…

Filmation (1987), BCI (November 20, 2007), 4 discs, 705 mins plus supplements, 1.33:1 original full frame ratio, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Not Rated, Retail: $39.98 Storyboard: A single marshal, with…

…Filmation (every other series on this DVD set is from Hanna-Barbera). I was surprised that Warner had the home video rights for Tarzan— now we’ll really have to bug them…

…the studio’s filmography. Like most Filmation work, the show had a limited budget. The budget limitations would also mean that Filmation would have to resort to reusing character cells and…

…far as CBS and Filmation were concerned— he was a lot different than Superman. CBS and Filmation wanted the new show to have adventures much different than The Man Of…

Filmation (1987), BCI (July 1, 2008), 4 discs, 704 mins, 1.33:1 original full frame ratio, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Not Rated, Retail: $39.98 Storyboard: The marshal and his cyberhorse sidekick…

…to be a part of The New Adventures Of Batman. In truth, Filmation always enjoyed adding silly mascots to their shows, and Bat-Mite seemed ready-made for Filmation. In the cartoon,…