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Click for Green Hornet Episode Guide Green Hornet 9/9/1966 - 7/14/1967 ABC 30 minutesColor - 26 episodes Based on the radio by the same name and created by George Trendle Produced by Richard Bluel Green Hornet Cast Van Williams as Britt Reid/The Green HornetBruce Lee as Kato Wende Wagner as Lenore 'Casey' Case Lloyd Gough as Mike Axford Walter Brooke as District Attorney F.P. Scanlon Green Hornet Theme Song "Flight of the Bumble Bee" performed by Al Hirt. |
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Green Hornet Tidbits Britt Reid (Van Williams) is handed management of his father Dan's newspaper, The Daily Sentinel in Washington D.C. With this comes a mandate to do good in the world, which this family comes by naturally as Dad is a grandnephew of John Reid, also know as - The Lone Ranger.The Green Hornet is the great-grand-nephew of the Lone Ranger, you ask skeptically. Yes, because George Trendle created both and a plug is a plug is a plug. The association inspires Britt and so he sets up shop as the Green Hornet, a crimefighting masked crusader. (Sound familiar?) His manservant, Kato (Bruce Lee) assists him in his deeds of derring-do. Only he, Reid's secretary and the District Attorney (Walter Brooke) know the Green Hornet's true identity. Yes, THAT Bruce Lee, later to star in a gadzillion martial arts films. The plot twist. The Green Hornet is considered a criminal by police and so has to beat a hasty retreat after nabbing the bad guys. Passings Bruce Lee died in 1973 of cerebral edema, Lloyd Gough in 1984 of aortic aneurism, Walter Brooke in 1984 of emphysema and Wende Wagner in 1997 of cancer. |
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