This made-for-TV movie featuring the Master of the Mystic Arts was released in 1978 by Universal City Studios Inc., as a pilot for a potential TV series on CBS. At that time they fully intended this movie to be a pilot for an upcoming television series. But this serie never came.

Science-Fiction/Fantasy, English, 1978, Color, 94 min., Not Rated

VH1's Concert for New York City

Held on October 20 at New York's Madison Square Garden, the Concert for New York City was organized to raise funds for the families of policemen and firefighters killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Paul McCartney, Elton John, the Who, David Bowie, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Backstreet Boys, Destiny's Child, Jay-Z and many others performed at the concert, which was the only September 11 charity event to make the list (see "McCartney, Jagger, Bowie, The Who Come To NY's Aid"). Tickets for the show were priced at $10,000, $5,000, $2,000 and $250.

Donny and Marie Osmand Show: Star Wars Special

An episode of Donny and Marie featuring a Star Wars theme.This show is kind of grainy at times but it is still great to see all of the Star Wars related skits.

ElectraWoman and DynaGirl 2001
with Markie Post                                                                   This Show is Very Funny!!!!!
The WB shot a pilot to revive the classic Sid and Marty Krofft cult-favorite that starred Diedre Hall, and may premiere it as a series in the fall of 2001. This time around the show is supposed to be darker than the original, with Markie Post taking over the role of ElectraWoman, the superheroine who has become a "disillusioned, foul mouthed, trailer park alcoholic."

Fantastic Four

Unreleased movie

By Roger Cormann

Generation X 
FOX airing in February 1996, including commercials, approx. 2h00

The Great Space Coaster Supershow

Childrens, English , 1981, Color, 59 min. NTSC, Rating: Not Rated

Synopsis:

This award-winning program for young people has been recommended by the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers. Guest stars include Mark Hamill and Valerie Harper. It's a fun-filled hour of stories, cartoons, and songs.

Heat Vision and Jack

Heat Vision & Jack was a television pilot created by Ben Stiller for Fox. It was a spoof of action shows such as Knight Rider featuring a man who fights crime with his talking motorcycle. Starring Jack Black, Rob Schrab, Dan Hannon, and Ron Silver.

Invasion Earth

3 part/6 hour series from Sci-Fi Channel

After a long-lost army officer turns up in the Scottish highlands with reports of his abduction by aliens, he informs a scientist and her assistant of two warring alien races planning to use the Earth as a battlefield. Together with key military figures, the scientist tries desperately to convince the necessary authorities that global disaster might be imminent. Will she be able to warn the world — before the invasion begins?

Justice League of America JLA

1997, Never Been Released

This is the Live-Action movie featuring the Justice League of America going against The Weatherman. This movie has NEVER BEEN RELEASED on video and NEVER AIRED on TV.

Directed by Lewis Teague

Cast :

The Martian Manhunter : David Ogden Stiers (M*A*S*H)

The Flash : Kenny Johnston (Cagney & Lacey: The Return)

Green Lantern : Matthew Settle

The Atom : John Kassir (Tales From The Crypt)

Fire : Michelle Hurd (Vanishing Son II, Law & Order)

Ice : Kim Oja (Jackie Collins' Lady Boss, Switch)

The Weatherman : Miguelle Ferrer (RoboCop, Twin Peaks)

Quality : watchable/good

Legends of the SuperHeroes
The Challenge & The Roast

These are the two Live-Action shows that aired on NBC back in 1979.
These shows were NEVER RELEASED on video and aired only ONCE on TV.

Includes the following caracters :

Batman (Adam West), Robin (Burt Ward), Captain Marvel, Flash, Hawkman, Green Lantern, Black Canary, Huntress, Riddler, Sinestro, The Weather Wizard, Solomon Grundy, Mordru, Giganta and Dr. Sivana.

Approx running time : 50 min each show, approx total of 1H40

Quality : watchable

Nick Fury

Nick Fury was released to TV on 1998. Plot Summary: Marvel's hard-boiled hero is brought to TV. He is brought back to fight the menace of Hydra after exiling himself in the Yukon since the end of the Cold War. The children of the former Hydra head, Baron Von Stucker, have taken charge of the terrorist organization. Under the lead of his vicious daughter, Viper, Hydra has seized a deadly virus and threatens the destruction of America. The covert agency SHIELD brings Fury out of retirement to fight the terrorists

The Owl

Adrian Paul
1991 - TV Pilot "THE OWL"
Played the title role in this feature length episode as Alex (The Owl), a mysterious vigilante who never sleeps. His services are employed by a little girl looking for her missing father.

Power Pack

Unreleased tv series pilot

Approx 50 min

Remo Williams - TV Series

Sci-ography from the Sci-Fi Channel

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA #101

This highly riveting show had one of the highest budgets per epsiode of its time. Yet, with all the hoopla and its then cutting-edge special effects, it only lasted for one season. Interviews and rare film footage help to reveal why this show failed after its first run.

Smallville Pilot

(Special Note: this is the excerpt from Kryptonsite.com about the actress playing Martha Kent......."The original pilot episode of Smallville had Cynthia Ettinger playing the role of Martha Kent. Ettinger was released from the role in June, and in July it was announced that Annette O'Toole would be her replacement. She stars alongside popular actor John Schneider who is playing Clark's father, Jonathan".)

"The Pilot"
In 1989, meteors crashed into the Kansas town of Smallville. The strange occurrence resulted in changes and odd happenings across the town. Now in the present day, young Clark Kent is in the middle of the weirdness, as he discovers more and more he's not like everyone else... Guest stars include Adrian McMorran as Jeremy Creek, Sarah-Jane Redmond as Aunt Nell, and John Glover as Lionel Luthor.

This is the pilot of the new WB series that will be coming on Oct 16 2001. This one has Cynthia Ettinger as Martha Kent. The series pilot that will be shown on TV will have Annette O'Toole as Martha Kent and rumor has it that Cynthia's footage will be replaced in the series pilot shown this Fall. So this may be a rare pilot as it will be the only time you see Cynthia Ettinger.

Spiderman: The Green Goblins Last Stand

Life is never simple for our favorite wall-crawlling hero, but it's about to get a lot more complicated. When Norman Osborn returns unexpectedly from the rehabilitation clinic, his sinister alter ego threatens too come back as well. With his spider-sense set on overdrive, Peter Parker races to keep Osborn at ease before his anxiety propels him into Spider-Man's deadliest foe... The Green Goblin.

Produced in Baltimore for under $500 in 1992, and intended as a demo-reel for then Spider-Man director James Cameron. The Green Goblin's Last Stand soon became much more than just a demo-reel, one of the many talents this project exhibits is Dan Poole's ability to get the absolute most out of available resources. Shot and edited on standard VHS, shooting over a 14 month span and weeks of editing to bring the climatic showdown of Spider-Man & the Green Goblin to the screen.

Spiderman: The Quick and the Dead

From the same producer as the Green Goblins Last Stand, Dan Poole brings us a 50 min Spidey story featuring the Kingpin and Bullseye (in complete comic costume). Quality is a little bad due to the fact that it was recorded with out a studio on a camcorder. Still watchable though. Bullseyes costume is dead on, excuse the pun.

Star Wars Holiday Special

ABC's The Three Stooges

The film, based on Michael Fleming's "From Amalgamated Morons to American Icons: The Three Stooges," is told from Moe's point of view. It focuses on his relationship with his two brothers, Shemp and Curly, and long-time friend Larry.

Mel Gibson, the executive producer, brought the story to TV.

TV Roadshow

Walton’s Mountain…Southfork…the Ponderosa Ranch…Gotham City…Metropolis….Mayberry. For years these magical locations – and their colorful inhabitants – were brought to life in our living rooms each week through some of television’s most popular and enduring series. Now, on Sunday, April 7 from 9 -11 PM (ET/PT), the Travel Channel provides an unforgettable sightseeing tour down television’s memory lane with a two-hour special, TV ROAD TRIP. Hosted by actor John Ritter, best known for his role as Jack Tripper on Three’s Company, TV ROAD TRIP features stars from some of America’s most-loved TV series as they visit the cities and sites where their shows were filmed.