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The fourth episode of the first season, "The Lure of the Lost," is examined. There are many aspects of this story worth note. This is the first two-part episode for the series. This is the first darkly themed episode. Mentor's character is much more mysterious in this two-parter, something we won't see again. The main villain isn't going to be seen until the second half. With so much going on here, what did Richard and John think of the episode itself?
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Moral: “When you're faced with a problem that you don't feel you can handle, running away isn't the answer. Try talking it over with somebody you can trust.”
Guest Cast
Christina Hart as Holly
Derrel Maury as Mark
Christopher S. Nelson as Gary
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John and Richard settle down to discuss the third episode of the series, "Thou Shalt Not Kill". They look at the legal precedent set in the story by the sheriff and Captain Marvel. They are amazed by the horse that can talk without moving its lips. And they puzzle over the double message the Elders give Billy in their weekly meeting.
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Moral: “It's important for us to remember that laws are made to help us, and that when they stop helping us, they can be changed, legally.”
Guest Cast
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John and Richard discuss the second episode of the first season of Shazam!, "The Brothers". Among the topics discussed in this podcast are how the series went from animated to live action, the dual identity of Billy Batson, Lance Kerwin's post-acting career, and the appeal of stories dealing with blind people in 60s-80s television.
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Moral: “People with problems or handicaps can get along just as well as any of us.”
Guest Cast
Lance Kerwin as Chad Martin
Steve Tanner as Danny Martin