Description
Roger Ramjet 6 DVD Set 150 Cartoons
Stars: Gary Owens, Bob Arbogast, Joan Gerber
Production Company: Pantomime Pictures Corporation
Roger Ramjet is an animated American children’s television comedy series that first ran in 1965. Starring Roger Ramjet and the American Eagle Squadron, the show was known for its animation, frenetic pace, and frequent references to popular culture, which allowed the show to entertain various age groups.
Roger Ramjet is a patriotic and highly moral hero, who is typically out to save the world, with help from his Proton Energy Pills (PEP), which give him the strength of twenty atom bombs for a period of twenty seconds. The world is invariably saved by defeating the various recurring criminals who populated the series.
There are 6 discs to this set (dual layer) with 25 cartoons on each disc. The cartoons on each disc are listed below the Opening Theme video.
Roger Ramjet Opening Theme Video
Roger Ramjet: Disc One Episodes
- Dr. Ivan Evilkisser
- The Sheik
- Bat Guy
- The Shaft
- Kokomo
- Baseball
- The Cowboy
- Dee Kidnap
- Drafted
- TV Crisis
- Miss America
- The Pirates
- Revolution
- Torture
- The Race
- Jack the Nipper
- Ma Ramjet
- The Cockroaches (parody of The Beatles)
- Moon
- Hi Noon
- Bank Robbers
- Sun Clouds
- Football
- Bullfighter
- Bathysphere
Roger Ramjet: Disc Two Episodes
- Skydiving
- Monkey
- Dr. Frank N. Schwein
- The Martins and the Coys
- Planets
- Orbit
- Tennis
- Werewolf
- Flying Saucers
- Skateboards
- Scotland Yard
- Long Joan Silver
- Moonshot
- Treasure in Sierra’s Mattress
- Tarzap
- Comics
- Jet Boots
- Little Roger
- Cycles
- Spy in the Sky
- Hollywood
- Track Meet
- Surf Nuts
- Machines
- Coffee
- Assassins
Roger Ramjet: Disc Three Episodes
- Genie
- Airplane
- Woodsman
- K.O. at the Gun Fight Corral
- Mars
- Puck
- Pirate Gold
- Fox
- Super Mother
- Dr. What
- Party
- Large Leslie
- Gamey
- Time Machine
- Horse
- Pool
- Ancestors
- Hoop-dee-Doo
- Big Woof
- Robot Plants
- Turkey
- Fishing
- Purloined Pinky
- Snow
- Ripley
Roger Ramjet: Disc Four Episodes
- Monster Masquerade
- Lompoc Diamond
- School
- Vaudeville
- Coffee House
- Pirate Games
- Horse Race
- Missing
- Dentist
- Rip Van Ramjet
- Desert Ox
- Ad Game
- Lotsa Pizza
- Land Rush
- Show Business
- The Catnapper
- Opera Phantom
- Pies
- Small World
- Cousin
- Doodle League
- Ark
- Sauce
- Whale
- For the Birds
Roger Ramjet: Disc Five Episodes
- Abominable Snowman
- Hero Training
- Lompoc Cannonball
- Safari
- Tiger
- Rodeo
- Dumb Waiter
- Blast Off
- Twas the Night Before
- Injun Cowboy
- Portrait of Roger
- Prince and the Doodle
- Water Sucker
- Volcano
- Limberlost
- General Kidnap
- Drought
- How’s Your Pass?
- Rabbit Man
- Pill Caper
- Espionage Express
- Private Eye
- Three Faces of Roger
- Winfield of the Infield
- Branch Office
Roger Ramjet: Disc Six Episodes
- Wedding Bells
- Hynochick
- Doctor
- Little Monster
- Flying Town
- Daring Young Man
- Crown Jewels
- April Fool
- Dry Sea
- Pay Cut
- Killer Doodle
- Polar Bear
- Ruggers
- Nut
- The Law
- Hassenpfeffer
- Manhole
- Blockbuster
- Sellout
- Scout Outing
- Love
- Decorator
- Lompoc Lizards
- Blunderosa
- Doodle
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The DVDs in this set are reproduced on high quality DVD+R dual-layer discs. The discs are packaged in a 6-disc DVD case. Artwork is imprinted on the DVDs and cover as shown in the image.
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