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| − | '''''Radioactive Man''''' was a black and white television series that aired at some time before the 1970s. It was about the exploits of {{ | + | '''''Radioactive Man''''' was a black and white television series that aired at some time before the 1970s. It was about the exploits of {{Ch|Radioactive Man}} and his sidekick [[Fallout Boy]] and was based on the {{ap|Radioactive Man|comic|comic book series}} of the same name. The series was sponsored by [[Laramie Cigarettes]]; consequently, Radioactive Man often smoked during the series.<ref>"[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]"</ref> |
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*[[Fallout Boy]], played by [[Buddy Hodges]] | *[[Fallout Boy]], played by [[Buddy Hodges]] | ||
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When everyone in [[Springfield]] except [[Bart]] gets super powers from a nuclear explosion, Bart, as Bartman, attempts to bring the Radioactive Man from a rerun of the show. He and enemy [[Beak-Boy]] came out the TV and into real life. However, they were not the characters but the actors, [[Dirk Richter]] and {{ap|Mel|The Final Collision}}.<ref>''[[The Final Collision]]''</ref> | When everyone in [[Springfield]] except [[Bart]] gets super powers from a nuclear explosion, Bart, as Bartman, attempts to bring the Radioactive Man from a rerun of the show. He and enemy [[Beak-Boy]] came out the TV and into real life. However, they were not the characters but the actors, [[Dirk Richter]] and {{ap|Mel|The Final Collision}}.<ref>''[[The Final Collision]]''</ref> | ||
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*{{bon|The Final Collision}} | *{{bon|The Final Collision}} | ||
| − | *{{bon|Radioactive Man III}} | + | *{{bon|Radioactive Man III|(mentioned)}} |
== References == | == References == | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:57, February 3, 2024
- This article is about the black and white serial. For the 70s series, see Radioactive Man (TV series).
Radioactive Man
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Radioactive Man was a black and white television series that aired at some time before the 1970s. It was about the exploits of Radioactive Man and his sidekick Fallout Boy and was based on the comic book series of the same name. The series was sponsored by Laramie Cigarettes; consequently, Radioactive Man often smoked during the series.[1]
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Cast[edit]
- Radioactive Man, played by Dirk Richter
- Fallout Boy, played by Buddy Hodges
Non-canon[edit]
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The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened or existed. |
When everyone in Springfield except Bart gets super powers from a nuclear explosion, Bart, as Bartman, attempts to bring the Radioactive Man from a rerun of the show. He and enemy Beak-Boy came out the TV and into real life. However, they were not the characters but the actors, Dirk Richter and Mel.[2]
Appearances[edit]
Episode – "Three Men and a Comic Book" 
Comic story – The Final Collision - Comic story – Radioactive Man III (mentioned)
References[edit]
