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Space Patrol, Volume 6
 

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Space Patrol
Volume 6
 
 
“High adventure in the wild, vast reaches of space! Missions of daring in the name of interplanetary justice! Travel into the future with Buzz Corry, commander-in-chief of the Space Patrol!”
 
“Space Patrol” focused on Buzz Corry, the leader of an intergalactic police force keeping The United Planets safe in the Thirtieth century. Even though Buzz and his crew protected the people and planets of Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus, the Space Patrol made its base on Terra, a manmade planet dedicated specifically, it seems, to provide headquarters for the Patrol.
 
Although Corry, played by Ed Kemmer, was the series’ main hero, another officer in the Space Patrol proved almost as popular as he did. Cadet Happy, portrayed by Lyn Osborn, in many ways was just another in the long line of young sidekicks playing an intentional second fiddle to the lead. Fully equipped with his own catchphrase, ‘Smokin’ Rockets!’, Happy often provided the exclamation needed for Buzz to explain something or signal trouble on the horizon. This, though, didn’t account for his popularity nearly as much as Osborn’s ability to skillfully play the young hero worshipping sidekick better than most. Whether on television with his over the top facial expressions or on the radio with similar shifts in his voice, the actor played the exuberance and sometimes naivete of Happy full tilt, truly giving fans a character they could enjoy, laugh at, and even identify with.
 
Ken Mayer, a noted character actor in movies and television, played Security Chief Major ‘Robbie’ Robertson’, essentially providing the muscle when necessary for the Patrol. Also along for the galactic ride was Carol Karlyle, played by Virginia Hewitt. The daughter of the Unite Planets’ Secretary General, Carol carried a sun sized torch for Buzz, a love that largely went unrequited.
 
Keep the stars safe from evil along with Buzz Corry in “Space Patrol Volume 6”. Twelve episodes restored to sparkling audio quality by Radio Archives!
 
The Cavern Of Fear
Saturday, June 19, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Ralston Cereals
 
Race Against Time
Saturday, June 26, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Nestle's
 
The Robot Of Bor Kenna
Saturday, July 3, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Ralston Cereals
 
Trial By Terror
Saturday, July 10, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Ralston Cereals
 
The Counterfeit Atoms
Saturday, August 14, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Ralston Cereals
 
Formula For Crime
Saturday, August 21, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Ralston Cereals
 
Design For Disaster
Saturday, September 11, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Ralston Cereals
 
Prisoners Of Turanna
Saturday, September 18, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Ralston Cereals
 
Invasion From Turanna
Saturday, September 25, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Ralston Cereals
 
The Voice From The Future
Saturday, October 2, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Nestle's
 
The Realm Of The Robots
Saturday, October 30, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Nestle's
 
The Frightened Robots
Saturday, November 13, 1954 - 30:00 - ABC, sponsored by Nestle's

Average Customer Review: Average Customer Review: 4.5 of 5 4.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 2 Write a review

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4 of 5 Science Fiction May 28, 2022
Reviewer: Patrick F. Wirtz from McHenry, IL United States  
We have all 6 volumes because we enjoy science fiction. The series has characters we like.

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5 of 5 Space Patrol Vol. 6 July 9, 2021
Reviewer: Charles Orena from Manhattan Beach, CA United States  
Heard some of these episodes on the radio back in the 1950's. What always struck me was the fact there was no music. Only the wind noise of outer space. Plots were always simple. Also many stories took place on planets where there was no place to land on, such as Saturn or Jupiter. But they were always enjoyable.

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