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* [[Barbara Hambly (Creator)|Barbara Hambly]] wrote one episode, "Traitors Three". |
* [[Barbara Hambly (Creator)|Barbara Hambly]] wrote one episode, "Traitors Three". |
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** [[Pat Fraley (Creator)|Pat Fraley]] plays Max Ray and Dr. Wu. |
** [[Pat Fraley (Creator)|Pat Fraley]] plays Max Ray and Dr. Wu. |
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** [[Michael Bell]] plays John Thunder. |
** [[Michael Bell]] plays John Thunder. |
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Revision as of 02:29, 10 January 2014
- Barbara Hambly wrote one episode, "Traitors Three".
- Hey It's That Voice:
- Pat Fraley plays Max Ray and Dr. Wu.
- Michael Bell plays John Thunder.
- Tress MacNeille, Mona Marshall, Frank Welker and Keone Young are among the guest stars.
- Keep Circulating the Tapes: The complete series has never been (legally) released on DVD, and the few VHS tapes that came out while it was still on the air are long out of print. However, Warner Archive released the first five episodes in December 2011.
- Screwed By the Network: During Centurions' original syndicated run, several local stations dropped the show after a few months due to disappointing ratings. Also, many of the stations that kept it on the air gave it a less than desirable time slot, often 6:30 AM.
- What Could Have Been: According to a 1987 Kenner Toys release sheet, if Centurions had continued, a sixth team member was "under consideration": Vic McCloud, space specialist and Ace's (previously unmentioned) brother.