William Dozier "Corpse Of The Year 1 & 2" narration/synopsis "bumpers"

[A. Pennyworth]

Something I edited together, exit/intro narrations, rarely heard, often cut from broadcast.

[Scott Sebring]

Cool! I've taken it for granted that many people haven't seen so many of the re-broadcast cut out scenes and footage. I'm forgetting the name of the network with the sunflower logo. As far as sets lurking out there, these don't look the best but the are the most thorough. They are the most complete as far as intros and epilogue tags by far.

[A. Pennyworth]

Scott, I already had several versions of the series, none had the Dozier narration, and I think you provided me versions that had them. --John

[Scott Sebring]

Scott, I already had several versions of the series, none had the Dozier narration, and I think you provided me versions that had them. --John

I figured that. I was just putting it out there who might be looking for options.

[BATWINGED HORNET]

Something I edited together, exit/intro narrations, rarely heard, often cut from broadcast.

Thanks for posting this, AP! The teaser narration I'm looking for is the one from part 1 of "Invasion from Outer Space", where Dozier refers to the second part as a "last" or "final" adventure--something to that effect. The teaser did appear on the 1994 FX cable channel broadcasts, but it has been cut from other TGH syndication packages ever since (e.g., Me-TV, etc.). I might have that version on a VHS recording from 1994, but that tape would be buried in storage, so I have no easy way of retrieving it.

I think Dozier--as the narrator--actually acknowledging that TGH was ending is a rare, important part of the series' story. Most cancelled TV series never referred to it on screen, despite knowing well in advance that the axe had been dropped.

[A. Pennyworth]

Here is Dozier's narration in the ending of part 1 of "Invasion From Outer Space"

"Here are some exiting scenes from next weeks final episode of "Invasion From Outer Space"......... "Don't miss this final episode as the Green Hornet battles to save the city from atomic destruction, Next Week, Same Time, Same Channel"

So it possibility could be interpreted as the last and final Green Hornet episode ever, but since he states "to save the city from atomic destruction". perhaps he just meant the final episode of the two-parter. I will get it up online in the near future. --John