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Season 1

  • S01E01 The Birth of Astro Boy

    • January 1, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Dr. Tenma, Director General of the Science Ministry, loses his son Tobio in an accident. He decides to create the robot Astro Boy, who looks just like Tobio, using the best of the Science Ministry's technology.

  • S01E02 Colosso

    • January 8, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    It is the year 2000 and robots have been put in charge of making other robots when there are no longer enough people to do the work. Astro Boy dreams of having a real mother, just like human boys. The robot workers are making an experimental new robot named Colosso who goes berserk and escapes shortly after coming to life. The only hope is for Astro Boy to stop him before he cause too much trouble. (In the original Japanese version, Colosso was named "Frankenstein")

  • S01E03 Expedition to Mars

    • January 15, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Astroboy is selected to lead a search party to find the survivors of the first manned expedition to Mars. This meets strong objection from the spaceship's captain, who protests taking orders from a robot.

  • S01E04 One Million Mammoth Snails

    • January 22, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Professor Nutty Fruitcake grows giant fruits and vegetables. One day he breeds giant snails thinking they would be harmless, one million snails to be exact. The snails fill the mountain side and overflow into cities.

  • S01E05 The Sphinx

    • January 29, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Astroboy wakes up in the middle of the desert, nearly drained of power and unable to remember how he got there. He is helped by Ali Baba, but in return Astro must battle 'The Sphinx'. This is not a real sphinx, but a robot which guards a desert tomb.

  • S01E06 Zero, the Invisible Robot

    • February 5, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Zero Robot, a blend of Etheric Resin with Clear Plastic, can only be seen with polarized light. Fearless Fred Fenk uses Zero for robbery. Astro Boy once again battles another robot. Defeating Zero at a cost, Astro reassess his role in fighting villians.

  • S01E07 Captain Atom

    • February 12, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Alien resembling aliens including the doctor of Ochanomizu and Higeyajiji emigrated from the stars that looked like the earth in emergency. However, the food crisis and humankind will begin attacking the aliens with cell shrink solution.

  • S01E08 The Spirit Machine

    • February 19, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    In a land called Shangri-Lee a dictator rose to power. Known to his enemies as the Mad Hatter he trusted no one. To solve this need to do everything himself he captured Dr Elefun. Dr Elefun was to make duplicates of the Mad Hatter. Astro Boy rescues Dr Elefun and the Spirit Machine is destroyed.

  • S01E09 The Deep Freeze

    • February 26, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Crime knows no boundaries - not even the North Pole! Sharkey Dirk and his gang of cut-throats had become the Scourge of the Arctic! An avowed robot-hater, Sharkey foraged far and wide destroying every machine in his path. His hideout was a secret den situated right at the Pole (who would think to look for him there?)

  • S01E10 Strange Voyage

    • March 5, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    'Lucky' Louie the Lug has slipped by the police at a space port and boarded the first commercial flight to the Moon. Astroboy pursues him seeking to recover stolen diamonds, but the liftoff is underway before he can apprehend the criminal. When meteors collide with the ship, Astro escapes in a damaged space raft with Louie, a little girl named Marvel, Radio Announcer 'Stark' Raving, socialite Mona Toujour and crooked insurance magnate 'Rocco' Gibraltor. They land on a strange asteroid which is a frozen vacuum by night, but has breathable air by day.

  • S01E11 Time Machine

    • March 12, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    One day, excitable Mr. Pompous was relaxing at home when suddenly a mysterious ship crashed through his front door. Clearly the ship was something from the future.

  • S01E12 Cross Island

    • March 19, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    After Dr I.M. Sinister and his 2 henchmen 'Red' and 'Mouse' escape from Sing Song Prison, they hide at the mining colony of Cross Island disguised as robots. The gang overpowers Dr Elefun, who is repairing the robot miners. As chance has it, one boy robot on the island was built by Dr Sinister. While holding Elefun at gunpoint, Sinister demands not only HIS robot but the use of parts from Astroboy, so he can build a super-robot capable of changing into an array of animals.

  • S01E13 The Eyes of Christ

    • March 26, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    That priest was dying carving a single mark on the eyes of Christ decorated in the church. Apparently it seems to be a clue to teach the identity of the pirate who broke into the church. The same pirate begins to aim for beard hair that knew their secret.

  • S01E14 The Artifical Sun

    • April 2, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Years ago Dr Elefun built a devic., An artifical sun to be used for a good purpose. Elia Belial stole this device and used it to melt anything that gave him money and power. Once again Astro Boy comes to the rescue and destroys The Artifical Sun.

  • S01E15 Grass Boy

    • April 9, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Astro Boy meets a boy, Lodar, from the planet Zykobee. Flying saucers from Zykobee have come to Earth to drain the lakes for water. With Dr. Elefun's help Astro Boy defeats the invaders. Lodar has a new home.

  • S01E16 Silver Comet

    • April 16, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Tommy Speed enters the World Champion Motor Car Race. The night before the race his car, the Silver Comet, destroyed by hoodlums. He rebuilds his race car and wins the race with Astro Boy's help. Astro Boy helped by stopping the traps that were laid out for Tommy.

  • S01E17 Hullabaloo Land

    • April 23, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    A bedtime story about a swan princess named "Princess Lollipop" seems to come to life when a robot swan crashes near Astroboy's house. This swan princess, however, is an escaped robot from "Hullabaloo Land", an amusement park where fairy tales are brought to life by robot performers. Lollipop pleads with Astro, telling him that the robots of Hullabaloo Land are being mistreated by the park's general manager, Baron Hoodwink and his robot dragon "Firesnout".

  • S01E18 Gangor the Monster

    • April 30, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    In the year 2000, there were robots aplenty. Since human beings no longer worked, there was a wide assortment of robots, big and little, fat and thin, tall and short, to perform every conceivable menial task. But nowhere was there a robot like Gangor, the Monster.

  • S01E19 The Cosmic Giant

    • May 7, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    The plan might have worked, had not a giant robot-lying in disassembled form-been discovered by Doctor Elefun and Astro Boy. Instructions for assembly were found upon the monster robot, instructions written in a code like none on Earth.

  • S01E20 Toxor, the Mist Man

    • May 14, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    When early American astronauts reported seeing "fireflies" in space, they posed a riddle that intrigued men of science for decades. In the year 2000, the intrepid Doctor Bolt - astronomer, adventurer, astronaut ~ decided to investigate on his own.

  • S01E21 Satellite R-45

    • May 21, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Space stations are nothing new in the year 2000. A number of them dot the Milky Way between here and Andromeda, like floating islands in the sky. One of the largest is Satellite R45, a way station for trans-galaxy flights.

  • S01E22 Sea Serpent Isle

    • May 28, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Sitting alone at the beach one day, watching wave after wave break on the lonely sand, Astro Boy spotted a mysterious bottle being washed ashore. The bottle proved to contain a note calling for help and rescue from a dreaded but unknown, uncharted island called Sea Serpent Isle.

  • S01E23 The Deadly Flies

    • June 4, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    A mysterious epidemic grips the city! Everywhere, men and women drop suddenly into a nameless coma. What causes the affliction? Scientists are baffled by the disease! Even gifted Doctor Elefun of the famed Institute of Science is at a loss until Astro Boy-quite by accident-discovers a strange species of horse-fly near the names of various victims.

  • S01E24 Kingdom of the Sea

    • June 11, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    There was laughter when a strange-looking, almost sinister robot swathed in a trenchcoat confronted Astro Boy and Doctor Elefun, demanding that they accompany him to an unknown kingdom at the bottom of the sea. Intrigued by the prospect of it, Doctor Elefun persuades Astro Boy into joining him and the robot.

  • S01E25 The Deep-Underground Tank

    • June 18, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Together with Dr. Jordan who ran away from under the president who plots world conquest, Atom who got into the underground tank fights the president. But the underground tank loses control and starts pushing towards the volcano.

  • S01E26 Don Tay's Infernal Machine

    • June 25, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    It was perhaps natural that Don Tay should hate civilization. After all, were not his ancestors simple, hard~working peons, captured and exploited by the cruel conquistadors? Don Tay had sworn his revenge...and how was ready to make civilization pay for its greed with the help of Ferno, a robot capable of generating unbearable heat.

  • S01E27 Pearl People

    • July 2, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Time after time, mysterious forces destroy the huge underwater dam being built by the Institute of Science. Why should anyone wish to destroy it? How do these forces create the irresistible whirlpool that no dam in the world could withstand?

  • S01E28 The Wacky Machine

    • July 9, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Professor I. Q. Plenty startled a group of greedy plant owners by announcing that he had perfected the very thing they were seeking: a Robot Wacky Inducer - a machine that could actually make troublesome robots wacky and, therefore, harmless. All Professor Plenty asked for his machine was an annual rental fee or 50 million dollars!

  • S01E29 Memory Day

    • July 16, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Once every year in the 215t century, the citizens of Earth celebrate Memory Day. On that day, they honor the memories of family members who have traveled so far into the universe that they are gone for years at a time!

  • S01E30 Secret Agent 3-Z

    • July 23, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    President Pudge of Udopia feared for his life, and understandably so. The Presidents of several other countries had all been attacked by Secret Agent 3-2. This mysterious attacker sprayed his victim with a little - known Primitive Gas - an amazing vapor that made its victims revert to babies or monkeys or other primitive forms.

  • S01E31 Mysterious Cosmic Rays

    • July 30, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Astro Boy and Dr. Elefun get involved with a mysterious Dr. Gray Dorian. A man at least eighty years old, he has the appearance of a man only half that age. How come?

  • S01E32 Hot Dog Corps

    • August 6, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Dogs transplanted their brains to the robot are remodeled by Dr. Ponkotsu and challenge humanity as a hot dog corps.

  • S01E33 The Three Magicians

    • August 13, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Impresario J. C. Tenpecent had invented an uncanny magician robot billed as MISTER ABRA KADABRA. Not content with presenting KADABRA as a theatrical wonder, Tenpecent conceived an incredible plot to have the magic robot steal masterpieces of art from the Museum-right under the noses of the police!

  • S01E34 Beast From 20,000 Fathoms

    • August 20, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    From time to time, the civilized world is shocked to hear of the sightings of various and assorted monsters: The Loch Ness Monster of Scotland, the Mediterranean colocynth - a prehistoric fish actually caught in the late 1950's, etc. These monsters invariably appear in remote parts of the. world. Imagine the furor that arose then, when word spread that a monster had actually been sighted in nearby Lake Foggy Bottom!

  • S01E35 Planet X

    • August 27, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Four persons - a tall, skinny newspaper reporter; a short, fat doctor; a gal jazz singer; and a mischievous little boy ~ are summoned by note to meet at eight o’clock in the park one night. Each arrives to the surprise of the other. But each is even more surprised to learn from Astro Boy that he is the author of the mysterious notes.

  • S01E36 The Elixir of Life

    • September 3, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    A thin, wiry man named Professor Nafsu had finally done what seemed impossible: invent an Elixir of Life! One good quaff of the Elixir could make a man immortal.

  • S01E37 The Strange Birthday Present

    • September 10, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    On his most recent birthday, Astro Boy received an amazing gift-something he had always wanted... a little sister! She was a gift of Doctor Packaderm us J. Elefun, head of the Institute of Science, and she was the image - the very image - of Astro Boy, but with pigtails.

  • S01E38 The Asteroid Menace

    • September 17, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Somehow, unaccountably, the Asteroid Medusa had broken orbit and was now plummeting irresistibly toward Earth! A collision, if one occurred, would mean the end of this planet. Drastic action was called for and a drastic plan executed: a spaceship blasted off from Earth to intercept the Asteroid Medusa. Its mission: to detonate an anti-proton bomb upon the run-away body and blast it into oblivion.

  • S01E39 The Mysterious Cat

    • September 24, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    One housing development after another was destroying the beautiful woodlands around the City, spoiling the beauty of natural surroundings and leaving animals homeless. One day, the animals animals of every description, led by a mysterious cat - actually rebelled and launched an attack upon Mankind.

  • S01E40 The Abominable Snowman

    • October 1, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Doctor Elefun, Professor von FIugIe, and others in the scientific expedition, had trekked to the remote Himalayas in an all-out assault upon the region to learn once and for all whether or not there was such a creature as the Abominable Snowman. There was indeed such a creature, they learned, for it seized Doctor Elefun and disappeared with him!

  • S01E41 Deadline to Danger

    • October 8, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    That mysterious plane that crashed in the Bering Strait was more than a routine air disaster; it was a global calamity. For, unknown even to security officers, aboard that plane was the dreaded X-Bomb, a stupendous explosive device used to probe stars in deep space.

  • S01E42 The Yellow Horse

    • October 15, 1963
    • Fuji TV

    Disguising himself, as a human boy, Astro Boy goes undercover to investigate a drug trade. Some criminals have developed a drug called Yellow Horse, when injected it causes people to dance and make people want more.

  • S01E43 Ditto

    • October 22, 1963
    • Fuji TV

  • S01E44 Cleopatra's Heart

    • October 29, 1963
    • Fuji TV

  • S01E45 Return of Cleopatra

    • November 5, 1963
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  • S01E46 The Phantom Space Ship

    • November 12, 1963
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  • S01E47 The Gigantic Space Crab

    • November 19, 1963
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  • S01E48 The Great Space Horse

    • November 26, 1963
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  • S01E49 3D Tee Vee

    • December 3, 1963
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  • S01E50 Westward, Ha!

    • December 10, 1963
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  • S01E51 Jimbo the Great

    • December 17, 1963
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  • S01E52 Snow Lion

    • December 24, 1963
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  • S01E53 Goodbye 1963

    • December 31, 1963
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  • S01E54 Duel on the Alps

    • January 4, 1964
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  • S01E55 Rejuvenating Gas

    • January 18, 1964
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  • S01E56 The Moon Monsters

    • January 25, 1964
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  • S01E57 Astro Boy Goes to School

    • February 1, 1964
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  • S01E58 The Island of Mystery

    • February 8, 1964
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  • S01E59 The Super Duper Robot

    • February 15, 1964
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  • S01E60 Dogma Palace

    • February 22, 1964
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  • S01E61 Space Parasites

    • February 29, 1964
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  • S01E62 The Haunted Ship

    • March 7, 1964
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  • S01E63 The Man-Made Iceberg

    • March 14, 1964
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  • S01E64 Vampire Vale

    • March 21, 1964
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  • S01E65 The Terrible Tidal Wave

    • March 28, 1964
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  • S01E66 Vikings

    • April 4, 1964
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  • S01E67 The Devil Doll

    • April 11, 1964
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  • S01E68 Dinosaur Dilemma

    • April 25, 1964
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  • S01E69 The Clock Tower Mystery

    • May 2, 1964
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  • S01E70 The Flower Monster

    • May 9, 1964
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  • S01E71 Attack From Space

    • May 16, 1964
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  • S01E72 Shipwreck in Space

    • May 23, 1964
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  • S01E73 Big Titan

    • June 6, 1964
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  • S01E74 Mission to the Middle of the World

    • June 13, 1964
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  • S01E75 Inca Gold Fever

    • June 20, 1964
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  • S01E76 The Monster Machine

    • June 27, 1964
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  • S01E77 The Hooligan Whodunit

    • July 4, 1964
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  • S01E78 Funnel to the Future

    • July 11, 1964
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  • S01E79 Super Brain

    • July 18, 1964
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  • S01E80 Mighty Minute

    • July 25, 1964
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  • S01E81 Dream Machine

    • August 1, 1964
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  • S01E82 The Robot Olympics

    • August 15, 1964
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  • S01E83 Dunder, Bird of Doom

    • August 22, 1964
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  • S01E84 Dolphins in Distress

    • August 29, 1964
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  • S01E85 The Mad Beltway

    • September 5, 1964
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  • S01E86 The Terrible Time Gun

    • September 12, 1964
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  • S01E87 Space Princess

    • September 19, 1964
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  • S01E88 Mighty Microbe Army

    • September 26, 1964
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  • S01E89 Horrible King Horrid

    • October 3, 1964
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  • S01E90 Mystery of the Amless Dam

    • October 10, 1964
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  • S01E91 Galeom From Galaxy G

    • October 24, 1964
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  • S01E92 The Three Robotiers

    • October 31, 1964
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  • S01E93 Brother Jetto

    • November 7, 1964
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  • S01E94 Angel of the Alps

    • November 14, 1964
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  • S01E95 Magic Punch Card

    • November 21, 1964
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  • S01E96 The Great Rocket Robbery

    • October 28, 1964
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  • S01E97 Contest in Space

    • November 5, 1964
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  • S01E98 Gift of Zeo

    • December 12, 1964
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  • S01E99 A Deep Deep Secret

    • December 19, 1964
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  • S01E100 The Wonderful Christmas Present

    • December 26, 1964
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  • S01E101 Uncharted World

    • January 2, 1965
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  • S01E102 Jungle Mystery

    • January 9, 1965
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  • S01E103 The Terrible Spaceman

    • January 16, 1965
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  • S01E104 The Devil's Balloon

    • January 23, 1965
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  • S01E105 General Astro

    • January 30, 1965
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  • S01E106 The Mighty Mite from Ursa Minor

    • February 6, 1965
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  • S01E107 Mystery of the Metal Men

    • February 13, 1965
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  • S01E108 Super Human Beings

    • February 20, 1965
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  • S01E109 Phoenix Bird

    • February 27, 1965
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  • S01E110 Menace from Mercury

    • March 6, 1965
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  • S01E111 Robot Polymer

    • March 13, 1965
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  • S01E112 Samson's Hair

    • March 27, 1965
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  • S01E113 Dangerous Mission

    • April 3, 1965
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  • S01E114 Metro Monster

    • April 10, 1965
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  • S01E115 The Big Runaway Safe

    • April 17, 1965
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  • S01E116 The Greatest Robot on Earth (1)

    • April 24, 1965
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  • S01E117 The Greatest Robot on Earth (2)

    • May 1, 1965
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  • S01E118 Robot Grabby

    • May 8, 1965
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  • S01E119 Planet 13

    • May 15, 1965
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  • S01E120 Time Hunter

    • May 22, 1965
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  • S01E121 Prisoners in Space

    • May 29, 1965
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  • S01E122 The Monster Mantler

    • June 5, 1965
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  • S01E123 Captain Dog

    • June 19, 1965
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  • S01E124 Double Trouble

    • July 3, 1965
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  • S01E125 Find the Bacteria

    • July 10, 1965
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  • S01E126 Roboids

    • July 17, 1965
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  • S01E127 The Experimental Robot

    • July 24, 1965
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  • S01E128 Treasures of the Inca Empire

    • July 31, 1965
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  • S01E129 Atom vs. Atom

    • August 14, 1965
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  • S01E130 The Storm on Mars

    • August 21, 1965
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  • S01E131 The Moon Champion

    • August 28, 1965
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  • S01E132 Prince Louis

    • September 4, 1965
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  • S01E133 Revenge After Ten Years

    • September 11, 1965
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  • S01E134 Operation Escape

    • September 18, 1965
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  • S01E135 The Robot-Dog Backy

    • September 25, 1965
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  • S01E136 Inspector Jaguar

    • October 2, 1965
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  • S01E137 Little Cooley

    • October 9, 1965
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  • S01E138 1 Long Day

    • October 16, 1965
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  • S01E139 Atom Stolen

    • October 23, 1965
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  • S01E140 The King and Atom

    • October 30, 1965
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  • S01E141 The Locomotive March

    • November 6, 1965
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  • S01E142 Minya's Star

    • November 13, 1965
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  • S01E143 Bird Street Story

    • November 20, 1965
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  • S01E144 Lost Friendship

    • November 27, 1965
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  • S01E145 Atom in the Deep Sea

    • December 4, 1965
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  • S01E146 Report from the Future

    • December 11, 1965
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  • S01E147 Mid-air Screen

    • December 18, 1965
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  • S01E148 Robio and Robiet

    • December 25, 1965
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  • S01E149 The Can Capriccio

    • January 1, 1966
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  • S01E150 Miss Magnet

    • January 8, 1966
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  • S01E151 Lonely Atom

    • January 15, 1966
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  • S01E152 The Robot Bombs

    • January 22, 1966
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  • S01E153 The Red Merry-Go-Round

    • January 29, 1966
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  • S01E154 Blue Bird Story

    • February 5, 1966
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  • S01E155 The Crazed Boundary

    • February 12, 1966
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  • S01E156 Robot Mayor

    • February 19, 1966
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  • S01E157 Gypsy's Star

    • February 26, 1966
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  • S01E158 Funny Companion

    • March 5, 1966
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  • S01E159 Devil and Angel

    • March 19, 1966
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  • S01E160 The Golden Flute

    • March 26, 1966
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  • S01E161 Dream-Selling Aliens

    • April 2, 1966
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  • S01E162 Operation Candy

    • April 9, 1966
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  • S01E163 Road to Another World

    • April 16, 1966
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  • S01E164 The Space Spider

    • April 23, 1966
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  • S01E165 A Great Fuss Over Babies

    • April 30, 1966
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  • S01E166 The Jewel-Eating Monster

    • May 7, 1966
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  • S01E167 Plenty of Balloons

    • May 14, 1966
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  • S01E168 The Island That Jumped Up

    • May 21, 1966
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  • S01E169 Gift from the Future

    • May 28, 1966
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  • S01E170 Two Princesses

    • June 4, 1966
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  • S01E171 Kutcher Forever

    • June 11, 1966
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  • S01E172 The Herald Brothers

    • June 25, 1966
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  • S01E173 Robotty

    • July 2, 1966
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  • S01E174 The Great Submarine Canal

    • July 9, 1966
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  • S01E175 Robot Wars (1)

    • July 23, 1966
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  • S01E176 Robot Wars (2)

    • July 30, 1966
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  • S01E177 The Gigantic Robot

    • August 6, 1966
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  • S01E178 Chi-tan's Nighttime Adventure

    • August 20, 1966
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  • S01E179 Blue Horseman (1)

    • August 27, 1966
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  • S01E180 Blue Horseman (2)

    • September 3, 1966
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  • S01E181 Ghost Manufacturing Machine

    • September 10, 1966
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  • S01E182 Demented Cobalt

    • September 24, 1966
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  • S01E183 Japanese People from Space

    • October 1, 1966
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  • S01E184 Time War

    • October 8, 1966
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  • S01E185 Star of Africa

    • October 22, 1966
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  • S01E186 Monsters Come out at Night

    • October 29, 1966
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  • S01E187 Baily's Legend

    • November 5, 1966
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  • S01E188 Tengu of Kurama

    • November 19, 1966
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  • S01E189 Confusion at the Shooting Studio

    • November 26, 1966
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  • S01E190 Miracle of Mesopotamia

    • November 26, 1966
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  • S01E191 Wandering Roppi

    • November 17, 1966
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  • S01E192 Medusa's Mansion

    • December 24, 1966
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  • S01E193 The Greatest Adventure on Earth

    • December 31, 1966
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