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AFFILIATED
WEB SITES
Unofficial
SPACE ACADEMY Apprecciation Page
A site devoted to the show that spawned Jason. This Filmation
series was also set on the man-made asteriod Space Academy,
where young people are trained to deal with unknowns of space.
Unofficial
ARK II Appreciation Page
Devoted to Filmation's first live-action foray into science-fiction
set in the post-apocalyptic future.
Unofficial
SHAZAM! Appreciation Page
My site for the show that spawned Isis, featuring the
live-action adventures of Captain Marvel.
Unofficial
ISIS Appreciation Page
Devoted to the Shazam! spinoff featuring the adventures
of Isis, descended from the Egyptian goddess.
LINK
EXCHANGE program
If you have a related web site that you would like me to add
to this page, please e-mail me. If you will link to my site,
I will link to yours.
Web site need not contain Filmation content. The sites on
this link page should concern Saturday morning and/or sci-fi
shows from the 1970s, so shows like Electra Woman& Dyna
Girl, Quark, Logan's Run, etc. would be welcome here.
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OTHER
WEB SITES
Lou Scheimer
Productions
The official site for Lou Scheimer's new production company.
Learn about recent and upcoming projects. This site also contains
information about Lou's past work with Filmation.
Sid Haig
Site
A site devoted to the evil Dragos himself, Sid Haig. Includes
photos, filmography, links and transcripts of some of Sid's print
interviews. He discusses Jason of Star Command in some
of them!
70s Live
Action Kid Vid
Tribute to live action Saturday morning programming of the 70s,
including Shazam!, Isis, Ark II and other live action
shows.
Filmation
Fan Page
A very comprehensive tribute covering most, if not all, of the
Filmation output.
Jim's
Unofficial Filmation Home Page
A page paying homage to a mixture of Filmation's live-action
and animated output. Also has a message board.
The Filmation
Animated Art Archives
Neat site where you can purchase Filmation collectibles, including
genuine animation cels, storyboards and even videos of some of
Filmation's animated works.
Classic Hollywood
Squares
Doesn't exactly relate to this site (unless you count the late
'60s Storybook Squares), but many of us who grew up in
the '70s have fond memories of this celebrity panel game. Dixon
Hayes has put together an outstanding site for this classic American
game show!
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