El avispón verde

Título original: The Green Hornet

Serie de TV
1966–1967
TV-PG
1h 39min

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Bruce Lee and Van Williams in El avispón verde (1966)

A newspaper publisher and his Asian valet/martial arts expert battle crime as the feared Green Hornet and Kato.

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Un editor de periódicos y su experto en artes marciales lucha contra el crimen bajo el nombre de avispón verde.Un editor de periódicos y su experto en artes marciales lucha contra el crimen bajo el nombre de avispón verde.Un editor de periódicos y su experto en artes marciales lucha contra el crimen bajo el nombre de avispón verde.

Creación
- Fran Striker
- George W. Trendle
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3,4 mil

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383

Creación
- Fran Striker
- George W. Trendle
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Curiosidades
Van Williams became good friends with Bruce Lee and repeatedly negotiated with the show's producers to give Lee more screen time and lines.

Pifias
A mistake which runs throughout all Green Hornet incarnations is pronouncing the Japanese name Kato as Kayto rather than the correct Kahto.

Citas
Narrator: Another challenge for the Green Hornet, his aide Kato, and their rolling arsenal, the Black Beauty. On Police records a wanted criminal, Green Hornet is really Britt Reid, owner-publisher of the Daily Sentinel, his dual identity known only to his secretary and to the district attorney. And now, to protect the rights and lives of decent citizens, rides THE GREEN HORNET."

Versiones alternativas
When the show was broadcast in Hong Kong in 1968 it was renamed 'The Kato Show', such was the popularity of Bruce Lee among children.

Conexiones
Edited into Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do (1995)

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I ordered the entire series on VHS (pirated) and this show is great! It's definitely not everybody's taste, since it is a little hokey, but NOT campy. It really is a treat to see Bruce Lee before he'd made those great movies, even though in most episodes he has about 2 lines. It's kind of obvious that 60's American TV wasn't ready for a real chinese action star. (the show Kung Fu anyone??)But even so it's a fun show and it would have been even better if they'd let Bruce show them what he can really do. The best episode has to be the Preying Mantis where Kato totally stole the show!