【ゆっくり解説】続・60年代海外ドラマ黄金期！まだあった珠玉の名作BEST10 02

【ゆっくり解説】続・60年代海外ドラマ黄金期！まだあった珠玉の名作BEST10 02

概要
前回大好評だった60年代海外ドラマランキング、待望の第2弾！視聴者の皆さんの熱い声にお応えして『コンバット！』をはじめ、前回紹介しきれなかった珠玉の名作を霊夢と魔理沙が徹底解説！戦争、SF、コメディまで、あなたの思い出の作品はランクインしてる？
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📺 大好評公開中！60年代海外ドラマ特集 📺
前回大好評だった60年代海外ドラマランキング、待望の第2弾がスタートしています！
「もう一度見たい！」という皆さんの熱い声にお応えして、戦争、SF、コメディまで、珠玉の名作をたっぷりご紹介。今後のラインナップもお見逃しなく！
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【↓まずはこちらから！大好評公開中↓】
【大好評シリーズ第1弾！「奥様は魔女！」など珠玉の名作選】
【ゆっくり解説】【懐かしの名作】60年代海外ドラマ黄金期！もう一度見たい傑作BEST10

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▼8/11公開予定
【あの笑いと感動をもう一度！60年代傑作コメディドラマ集】
【ゆっくり解説】【60年代海外ドラマ】黄金期を彩ったコメディBEST10！あの笑いと感動をもう一度！
https://youtu.be/wazfzQT4LeQ
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▼8/18公開予定
【未知の世界に胸を躍らせた、懐かしのSFドラマをランキング！】
【ゆっくり解説】【60年代海外ドラマ】あの頃、夢中になった！SFドラマBEST10！
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▼8/25公開予定
【手に汗握る展開！日本中が夢中になったクライムドラマ傑作選】
【ゆっくり解説】【60年代海外ドラマ】日本中が夢中になったクライムドラマ・ランキングTOP10！
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▼9/1公開予定
【クールで危険！TVにかじりついたスパイ＆探偵ドラマの名作】
【ゆっくり解説】【60年代海外ドラマ】あの頃、テレビにかじりついた！スパイ・探偵ドラマ・ランキングTOP10！
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▼9/8公開予定
【荒野のヒーローに夢中に！あの頃の傑作西部劇ドラマが集結】
【ゆっくり解説】【60年代海外ドラマ】テレビの前で夢中になった！西部劇ドラマ・ランキングTOP10！
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▼8/14公開予定
【↓特集企画もお見逃しなく！↓】
【ゆっくり解説】【ハンナ・バーベラ特集】チキチキマシン猛レースだけじゃない！60年代アメリカアニメの魅力
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_lhsUpB3Mc
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タグ
60年代,海外ドラマ,懐かしの,テレビ黄金期,ランキング,コンバット！,サンダーバード,かわいい魔女ジニー,巨人の惑星,プリズナーNo.6,ベン・ケーシー,インベーダー,原子力潜水艦シービュー号,ルート66,じゃじゃ馬億万長者,海外ドラマ黄金期,名作,傑作,特撮,SF,戦争ドラマ,海外ドラマ 解説,ヴィック・モロー,アーウィン・アレン

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0:00　前説（イントロ）
1:20　第10位: 『じゃじゃ馬億万長者』
3:36　第9位: 『ルート66』
5:43　第8位: 『原子力潜水艦シービュー号』
7:59　第7位: 『インベーダー』
10:17　第6位: 『ベン・ケーシー』
12:31　第5位: 『プリズナーNo.6』
14:51　第4位: 『かわいい魔女ジニー』
16:50　第3位:『サンダーバード』
18:56　第2位: 『巨人の惑星』
21:10　第1位: 『コンバット！』
23:46　総評・まとめ

>> Zundamon [Yukkuri Commentary] Continued: The Golden Age of 60s Foreign Dramas! Top 10 Still-Unearthed Masterpieces >> Yukkuri ReimuHello everyone! It’s Yukkuri Reimu. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s Yukkuri Marisa! >> Yukkuri ReimuMarisa, last time we brought you “The Golden Age of 60s Foreign Dramas! Top 10 Masterpieces to Watch Again,” >> Yukkuri ReimuSo many people watched it, and we received such a wonderful response. >> Yukkuri MarisaOh, we’re so grateful! >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd you didn’t just watch it, you taught us so much in the comments section, it was so educational! >> Yukkuri ReimuYeah, especially your comments about the visuals. >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s right! The AI visuals for scene transitions, >> Yukkuri MarisaHonestly, there were so many people saying they were “interested” and it hurt my ears! >> Yukkuri MarisaSorry! >> Yukkuri Marisa: We only intended it to be a small accent, but >> Yukkuri Marisa: It would be counterproductive to disturb everyone’s concentration. >> Yukkuri Reimu: So this time, we’ve reflected your voices, >> Yukkuri Reimu: We’ve taken the plunge and removed that footage. >> It’s cleaner than Yukkuri Reimu, and should allow you to immerse yourself in the world of the nostalgic drama. >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s why you can watch it with peace of mind! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Now, about that comment section, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s exploding with everyone’s “love for that drama”…! >> Yukkuri Marisa: I read them all too. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Especially “Why isn’t Combat! included?” >> Yukkuri Marisa: “How dare you forget that masterpiece!” >> Yukkuri Marisa: It was a barrage of passionate encouragement, and it made me happy! >> Yukkuri Reimu: Hehe, it really was an incredible amount of passion. >> Yukkuri Reimu: That just goes to show how many works there are that are deeply engraved in your hearts and lives . >> Yukkuri Reimu: Even my heart is starting to warm up. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Sorry to have kept you waiting! >> Yukkuri Marisa: This time, it’s a sequel to fully respond to all of your requests! >> Yukkuri Marisa: We’ve gathered together some of the biggest masterpieces we could call the “real deal” that we weren’t able to introduce last time! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Be prepared to see it! >> Zundamon #10 – The Wild Millionaire (1962) >> Yukkuri Reimu: Now, the memorable #10 sequel… >> Yukkuri Reimu: “The Wild Millionaire”! >> Yukkuri Reimu: Just from the title, it sounds so lively and powerful! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Right, that’s a great start! >> Yukkuri Marisa: This drama, which began airing in the US on September 26, 1962, is >> Yukkuri Marisa a truly delightful comedy. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The Clampett family, living poorly in the countryside, >> Yukkuri Marisa: One day, by chance, they strike oil on their land. >> Yukkuri Marisa: They become incredibly rich overnight, >> Yukkuri Marisa: They move to the ultra-luxury neighborhood of Beverly Hills. >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s like a dream. >> Yukkuri Reimu: What!? >> Yukkuri Reimu: He strikes oil and becomes a billionaire!? >> Yukkuri Reimu: So it’s a true story, like something out of a manga! >> Yukkuri Reimu: But if you suddenly find yourself living in a fancy place like Beverly Hills, >> Yukkuri Reimu: Wouldn’t it be all sorts of trouble? >> Yukkuri Marisa: Exactly! >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s the main point of this drama. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Even though they may become incredibly rich, >> Yukkuri Marisa: their lifestyles and values remain those of country folk. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Because they are, they are completely at odds with the common sense of Beverly Hills celebrities. >> Yukkuri Marisa: For example, they might call a mansion’s swimming pool a cement pond and try to fish in it, >> Yukkuri Marisa: They might use a nice billiards table thinking it’s just a dining table. >> Yukkuri Marisa : The slapstick comedy resulting from this culture shock >> Yukkuri Marisa : caused roars of laughter in living rooms across America. >> Yukkuri Reimu: Hehe, just imagining it is funny! >> Yukkuri Reimu: The celebrities around her must have been shocked to have people with completely different values move in next door . >> Yukkuri Marisa: Oh, that must have been quite a commotion. >> In Yukkuri Marisa, the pure and untainted image of the Clampett family, >> Yukkuri Marisa, highlights the vanity of city life, >> and that’s what makes it so refreshing. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Its popularity is incredible, and for the first two years of its broadcast, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It recorded the highest annual viewer ratings. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Money and status aren’t everything, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It teaches us the joy and strength of sticking to our own way of life. >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s truly a legendary sitcom that represents the 1960s. >> Zundamon #9 – Route 66 (1960) >> Yukkuri Reimu: The atmosphere is completely different from the slapstick comedy from before. >> Yukkuri Reimu: This time, there’s a certain melancholy to it… >> Yukkuri Reimu: It feels really cool. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Well done, Reimu. >> Yukkuri Marisa: This is a really cool drama that represents the 60s. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Number 9 is Route 66, which began airing on October 7, 1960. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Todd, a wealthy young man, and Buzz, who grew up in the backstreets of New York. >> Yukkuri Marisa: These two people, complete opposites in terms of upbringing and personality, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s a road movie about them traveling aimlessly across America in a single Chevrolet Corvette . >> Yukkuri Reimu: Route 66 is the name of a famous road that crosses America, right? >> Yukkuri Reimu: Traveling by car sounds so romantic! >> Yukkuri Reimu: But what exactly was the purpose of their journey? >> Yukkuri Marisa: There’s no clear purpose. >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s what’s great about them. >> Yukkuri Marisa: They take on various jobs along the way, >> Yukkuri Marisa: They meet the local people and sometimes get caught up in incidents. >> Yukkuri MarisaWhat was groundbreaking about this drama was that >> Yukkuri Marisamost of the filming wasn’t done in a studio, but in various parts of America. >> Because it’s Yukkuri Marisa, the real scenery of America at the time, >> Yukkuri Marisathe joys and sorrows of the people living there, >> Yukkuri Marisawere portrayed in an incredibly vivid way. >> Yukkuri ReimuWow, it’s amazing that they filmed it all on location! >> Yukkuri ReimuSo, >> Yukkuri ReimuIt looks like you’ll really feel like you’re traveling with the main characters! >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s right! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Viewers dreamed of a free journey in front of their TVs. >> Yukkuri Marisa: It also delved into topics that were quite serious for the time , such as racial issues and social distortions, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It wasn’t just a coming-of-age story about young people, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It was highly praised as a compelling human drama. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The jazz-style theme song by Nelson Riddle, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It really defined the stylish atmosphere of the drama. >> Yukkuri Marisa: It depicts the souls of young people seeking freedom and romance, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s a timeless masterpiece. >> Zundamon #8 – Nuclear Submarine Seaview (1964) >> Yukkuri Reimu: I wonder if the next one will be set in the ocean? >> Yukkuri Reimu: “Nuclear Submarine Seaview” >> Yukkuri Reimu: Just the name makes it sound like a really strong ship will appear! >> Yukkuri Marisa: I’ve been waiting for this! >> It feels like Yukkuri Marisa! >> Yukkuri MarisaNumber 8 is the origin and pinnacle of maritime sci-fi adventures, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Nuclear Submarine Seaview! >> Yukkuri ReimuThis name is kind of exciting! >> Yukkuri Marisa, right? >> Yukkuri MarisaIn fact, this drama, >> Yukkuri MarisaOriginally, in 1961, this drama is based on the >> Yukkuri Marisa smash hit movie, >> Yukkuri Marisa, which was released in Japan under the title Earth’s Crisis. >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat, the movie came first?! >> Yukkuri ReimuAnd it has a different title! >> Yukkuri MarisaAh! >> Yukkuri MarisaThis TV series, >> Yukkuri Marisa, began in 1964 , starring the futuristic all-purpose submarine Seaview, which played a major role in the movie ! >> Yukkuri Marisa : A masterpiece of special effects sci-fi, battling monsters lurking in the deep sea, spies plotting world domination , and mysterious aliens! >> Yukkuri Reimu: What, you fight monsters and aliens too?! >> Yukkuri Reimu: That’s amazing, considering it’s a submarine! >> Yukkuri Reimu: What functions does the Seaview have? >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s a good question! >> Yukkuri Marisa: The bow of the Seaview is made of glass, >> allowing for a panoramic view of the deep sea. >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s also equipped with powerful laser weapons. >> Yukkuri Marisa: But one thing we must never forget about this drama is the existence of the small submarine “Flying Sub” stored on board the ship! >> Yukkuri Marisa: This thing is another incredible secret weapon… >> Yukkuri Reimu: A flying sub…? >> Yukkuri Reimu: True to its name, does it fly? >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s right! >> Yukkuri Marisa: He can take off from the water into the sky, >> Yukkuri Marisa: He can fly through the sky like a jet plane! >> Yukkuri Marisa: The coolness of this flying submarine, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It captured the hearts of children at the time. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The Seaview was used for battles at sea, and the Flying Submarine was used for battles in the sky, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Their dreamlike teamwork was incredibly cool. >> Yukkuri Marisa: This work was produced by >> Yukkuri Marisa: Irwin Allen, who later worked on “Time Tunnel” and “Lost in Space.” >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s no exaggeration to say that his world of sci-fi special effects began here. >> Zundamon #7 – Invaders (1967) >> Yukkuri Reimu: This new drama has a different atmosphere from previous sci-fi works… >> Yukkuri Reimu: It’s kind of, like, gloomy, >> Yukkuri Reimu: It feels kind of creepy… >> Yukkuri Marisa: Your intuition is spot on, Reimu. >> Yukkuri Marisa: This isn’t sci-fi with flashy special effects or heroes. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Number 7 is “Invaders,” which began airing on January 10, 1967. >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s a masterpiece of sci-fi suspense, depicting the horror of a silent invasion. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The protagonist, architect David Vincent, witnesses a UFO landing, >> Yukkuri Marisa: He discovers the existence of aliens already on Earth. >> Yukkuri Marisa: And so, the story is about her standing up to the conspiracy all by herself. >> Yukkuri Reimu: All by herself?! >> Yukkuri Reimu: Doesn’t the people around her help her? >> Yukkuri Reimu: She seems so lonely, the poor protagonist… >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s the crux of this drama. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The aliens look exactly like humans, and >> Yukkuri Marisa: They’re lurking all over society. >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s why Vincent says, “He’s not human! ” >> Yukkuri Marisa: He’s an invader!” >> Yukkuri Marisa: No matter how hard he tries to convince people, no one believes him. >> Yukkuri Marisa: On the contrary, people think he’s crazy. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The only proof they’re aliens is that they have no emotional ups and downs, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Their little fingers stay straight and don’t bend. >> Yukkuri Marisa: And even if you defeat them, just when their true identities are about to be revealed, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Their entire body glows red, burns up, and disappears without a trace. >> Yukkuri Reimu: So all the evidence disappears!? >> Yukkuri Reimu: Then no one will believe you anymore! >> Yukkuri Reimu: The idea that the ordinary people around you might actually be your enemy is terrifying… >> Isn’t it Yukkuri Marisa? >> Yukkuri MarisaThis sense of loneliness, of not being understood by anyone, >> Yukkuri MarisaThe suspicion that an invisible enemy might be right next to you, >> Yukkuri MarisaInstilled a strong sense of fear in viewers. >> Yukkuri MarisaEvery episode, Vincent was just one step away from uncovering their plans, >> Yukkuri MarisaThere must have been many viewers who empathized with Vincent, who felt frustrated. >> Yukkuri MarisaBelieve me! >> Yukkuri MarisaHis cries of anguish, >> Yukkuri Marisaleft a strong impact on children watching TV at the time. >> Zundamon #6 – Ben Casey (1961) >> Yukkuri ReimuThis time the setting is a hospital. >> Yukkuri ReimuDoctor dramas, >> Yukkuri ReimuThere’s a unique tension that draws you in. >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s right. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd this one has had a tremendous impact on Japanese TV dramas, >> Yukkuri Marisa: A milestone in medical dramas! >> Yukkuri Marisa: At No. 6 is “Ben Casey,” which began airing on October 2, 1961. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The protagonist is a surly and brusque young neurosurgeon named Ben Casey, >> Yukkuri Marisa, but his skills are top-notch. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The story depicts his growth as a doctor as he interacts with patients and colleagues . >> Yukkuri Reimu: Wow, he was so popular despite being surly? >> Yukkuri Reimu : Usually, protagonists are portrayed as cheerful and kind, but >> Yukkuri Reimu: What was so appealing about him? >> Yukkuri Marisa: It was his sincere attitude toward life that underlay his strictness. >> Yukkuri Marisa: What made this drama groundbreaking was the >> Yukkuri Marisa: The surgery scenes, which were incredibly realistic for the time, and the >> Yukkuri Marisa: The conflicts between the doctors depicted there. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd most famously, >> Yukkuri MarisaAt the beginning of each episode, a man narrates while drawing shapes on a blackboard with chalk, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Woman, birth, death, infinity… >> Yukkuri MarisaThis symbolizes the philosophical depth of the drama, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It left a strong impression on viewers. >> Yukkuri Reimu: It’s a very philosophical beginning… >> Yukkuri Reimu: I wonder if the story isn’t just about curing illnesses, >> Yukkuri Reimu : It depicts a deeper theme. >> Yukkuri Marisa : That’s right. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Casey doesn’t sugarcoat his patients. >> Yukkuri Marisa: But he never gives up when it comes to saving their lives. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Under the warm guidance of his supervising physician, Dr. Zoba, >> Yukkuri Marisa: One of the great charms of this series is watching the immature Casey grow as a person. >> Yukkuri Marisa: And this series also had an eternal rival. >> Yukkuri Marisa Another medical drama masterpiece that began in the same year was “Dr. Kildare”! >> Yukkuri Marisa Kildare, the protagonist, is a refreshingly kind, handsome intern, >> Yukkuri Marisa Casey, the rugged yet genius brain surgeon. >> Yukkuri Marisa These two contrasting dramas shared equal popularity, >> Yukkuri Marisa sparking a huge medical drama boom across America. >> Yukkuri Marisa This is truly the beginning of a legend. >> Zundamon 5th Place – Prisoner No. 6 (1967) >> Yukkuri Reimu Wow, this is completely different from his previous works. >> Yukkuri Reimu I get the feeling it has a strange atmosphere… >> Yukkuri Reimu It’s like a spy story, but colorful, >> Yukkuri Reimu There’s something a little crazy about it… >> Yukkuri Marisa It’s time to talk about this one… >> Yukkuri Marisa Number 5 is a legendary cult work that shines brightly in the history of television dramas. >> Yukkuri Marisa: “Prisoner No. 6” began airing in the UK on September 29, 1967. >> Yukkuri Marisa: One day, a skilled spy suddenly handed in his resignation without any explanation. >> Yukkuri Marisa: He was put to sleep with sleeping gas, >> Yukkuri Marisa: He woke up to find himself imprisoned in a mysterious village whose location was unknown. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The story begins with this absurd situation. >> Yukkuri Reimu: Suddenly kidnapped and imprisoned?! >> Yukkuri Reimu: That’s terrible! >> Yukkuri Reimu: And now we don’t even know why… >> Yukkuri Reimu: Why did this spy have to go through such a thing? >> Yukkuri Marisa: The village leaders, in order to find out why he resigned, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Do whatever they can to corner him. >> Yukkuri Marisa: In this village, all residents are called by numbers instead of names, and he becomes No. 6. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The village is under constant surveillance, and >> Yukkuri Marisa: If you try to escape, you’ll be attacked by eerie white spheres called Rovers. >> Yukkuri Marisa: You have no idea who’s friend and foe, or what’s true and what’s a lie. >> Yukkuri Marisa: In such extreme circumstances, he shouts, “I’m not information, I’m a human being!” >> Yukkuri Marisa: He continues to fight an invisible enemy, risking his own dignity. >> Yukkuri Reimu: It’s a very philosophical battle… >> Yukkuri Reimu: Just listening to it makes me suffocate. >> Yukkuri Reimu : Did they find out the true identity of the mastermind controlling the village in the end? >> Yukkuri Marisa: The ending is said to be the most controversial in the history of television dramas, and >> Yukkuri Marisa: Interpretations are still divided. >> Yukkuri Marisa: This drama doesn’t give viewers easy answers. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Instead, it poses incredibly deep questions about what freedom is and what the battle between organizations and individuals is. >> Yukkuri Marisa: >> It’s precisely because of Yukkuri Marisa that she has spawned passionate fans all over the world. >> Yukkuri Marisa: This isn’t just a drama anymore. >> Yukkuri Marisa: A work of art. >> Zundamon #4 – Genie the Little Witch (1965) >> Yukkuri Reimu: Wow, this atmosphere reminds me of the previous episode, “Bewitched”! >> Yukkuri Reimu: But this one feels like something from the Arabian Nights, >> Yukkuri Reimu: She has an exotic charm! >> We’ve been waiting for this Yukkuri Marisa! >> If Yukkuri Marisa is a rival from “Bewitched,” then this one feels like her best friend! >> Yukkuri Marisa #4 is “Genie the Little Witch,” which began airing on September 18, 1965! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Another magical comedy masterpiece that shared the same popularity as Samantha. >> Yukkuri Reimu: It’s true that she’s often compared to “Bewitched.” >> Yukkuri Reimu: What’s different about her, and what was her appeal? >> The biggest difference between the Yukkuri Marisa is the relationship between witches and humans. >> While Samantha from “Bewitched” struggles to hide her magic as a wife, >> Yukkuri Marisa Ginny is intent on pleasing her master, astronaut Tony, and >> actively uses magic. >> Yukkuri Marisa Her good intentions always backfire, >> and it’s a given that she’ll cause a huge commotion. >> While Samantha’s Yukkuri Marisa uses her nose twitches, >> Yukkuri Marisa Ginny uses magic with her arms crossed and bowed. >> Yukkuri Marisa Everyone imitates this cute gesture, too. >> Yukkuri Reimu Wow! >> Yukkuri Reimu Your desire to please your master is so brave and cute! >> Yukkuri Reimu The crossed-arms pose also seems easier to imitate! >> Yukkuri Reimu The setting of having an astronaut as your master is unique! >> Yukkuri Marisa Ah, that setting makes the story interesting. >> Yukkuri Marisa Because the setting is NASA, Tony’s boss, the suspicious Colonel Bellows, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Tony is constantly left scratching his head due to the paranormal phenomena occurring around him. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Unlike Samantha, which was set in his own neighborhood, >> Yukkuri Marisa: This one even involves the American space program, >> and you can enjoy a big-scale slapstick comedy on a Yukkuri Marisa scale. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Genie’s innocent and slightly sexy charms >> Yukkuri Marisa: Captivated all of America. >> Zundamon #3 – Thunderbirds (1965) >> Yukkuri Reimu: This is… a puppet show? >> Yukkuri Reimu: But it’s far from just a puppet show! >> Yukkuri Reimu: The mecha designs are incredibly realistic, >> and Yukkuri Reimu: Unbelievably cool! >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s rude to call this just a puppet show. >> Yukkuri Marisa: #3: First released in the UK on September 30, 1965, >> Yukkuri Marisa: An immortal milestone in the special effects world! >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s called “Thunderbirds”! >> Yukkuri Marisa: This is called Supermarionation, >> a unique technique that perfectly synchronizes the mouth movements of the Yukkuri Marisa doll with the dialogue, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It depicts realistic drama and mecha action, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s truly a revolutionary work. >> Yukkuri Reimu: Supermarionation…! >> Yukkuri Reimu: That’s some incredible technology! >> I’ve also heard of the Yukkuri Reimu International Rescue Team. >> Yukkuri Reimu: What exactly was the story about? >> The main characters of the Yukkuri Marisa story are >> Yukkuri Marisa: The secret organization, the International Rescue Team, made up of former astronaut Jeff Tracy and his five sons . >> Yukkuri Marisa: When a major disaster or accident occurs somewhere in the world, >> Yukkuri Marisa: They fly out from their secret base on a southern island >> Yukkuri Marisa: Thunderbird mecha to rescue people. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Their goal isn’t money or fame. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Saving lives, that’s all there is to it. >> Yukkuri Reimu: Using her own money to help people without anyone knowing… >> Yukkuri Reimu: How noble! >> Yukkuri Reimu: Also, each mecha has a role to play, >> Yukkuri Reimu: You can see that they’re designed to be very functional! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Right! >> Yukkuri Marisa: High-speed reconnaissance plane No. 1, >> Yukkuri Marisa: The giant green body No. 2 carrying rescue equipment in a container, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Space rescue rocket No. 3, >> Yukkuri Marisa: The mini-submarine No. 4 mounted on No. 2, >> Yukkuri Marisa: And space station No. 5 waiting for a distress signal in space! >> Yukkuri Marisa: The coordinated play between these mecha is amazing! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Especially the Thunderbirds following the countdown, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Take off! and the coolness of the launch sequence in which palm trees fall to reveal a runway, >> Yukkuri Marisa, captivated children all over the world! >> Zundamon No. 2 – Planet of the Giants (1968) >> Yukkuri Reimu, this atmosphere… >> Yukkuri Reimu, it somehow reminds me of the same vibe as #8’s “The Nuclear Submarine Seaview”! >> Yukkuri Reimu, is this another Irwin Allen work? >> Yukkuri Reimu, there’s no doubt it’s exciting sci-fi! >> Yukkuri Marisa, That’s right! >> Yukkuri Marisa, Special Effects King Irwin Allen released this at the end of the 60s, >> Yukkuri Marisa, an incredible sci-fi masterpiece! >> Yukkuri Marisa, The honorable No. 2 goes to >> Yukkuri Marisa, “Planet of the Giants,” which began airing on September 22, 1968! >> Yukkuri Marisa: In the near future, >> Yukkuri Marisa: The sublight passenger plane “Spindrift,” heading from London to New York, gets caught in a mysterious magnetic storm and makes an emergency landing on an unknown planet. >> Yukkuri Marisa: But everything there is 12 times the size of their own. >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s literally a planet inhabited by giants! >> Yukkuri Reimu: What!? >> Yukkuri Reimu: Everything is 12 times the size!? >> Yukkuri Reimu: So that means normal humans look like giants!? >> Yukkuri Reimu: It’d be too scary to be thrown into a world like that…! >> Yukkuri Reimu: There’s no safe place, right? >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s right! >> Yukkuri Marisa: This is where the real meat of this drama begins. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The passengers and crew are forced to survive in a forest overgrown with grass as tall as them. >> Yukkuri Marisa: >> Yukkuri Marisa: Trying to repair a giant telephone to communicate with Earth, >> Yukkuri Marisa: A giant pet cat attacks as a fierce beast, baring its fangs. >> Yukkuri Marisa: But the truly scary thing about this drama isn’t >> Yukkuri Marisa: The malicious giants. >> Yukkuri Marisa: To them, humans are nothing more than little toys, >> Yukkuri Marisa: The innocent yet cruel children of giants. >> Yukkuri Reimu: That’s true…! >> Yukkuri Reimu: Rather than being maliciously attacked, >> Yukkuri Reimu: Being played with as a mere toy might be far more hopeless… >> Yukkuri Reimu: Desperately running around trying to avoid capture, >> Yukkuri Reimu: I’m sure every week was a nail- biting escape! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Oh, every week was a thrilling escape. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Almost being turned into a giant insect specimen, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Being trapped in a giant empty jar. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Everyone was captivated by the sight of the crew of the Yukkuri Marisa mustering their wisdom and courage, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Standing against the injustice of this gigantic world . >> Yukkuri Marisa: Irwin Allen’s relentless ideas exploded, >> Yukkuri Marisa: One of the pinnacles of 60s sci-fi special effects! >> Zundamon: No. 1 – Combat! (1962) >> Yukkuri Reimu: Marisa, the number one pick is finally announced… >> Yukkuri Reimu: In the comments section last time, >> Yukkuri Reimu: I feel like this work was the one that was mentioned the most, and shouted about the most enthusiastically. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Ah, maybe we kept you waiting too long! >> Yukkuri Marisa: I definitely heard the voices of all the viewers! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Continuation of the Golden Age of 60s Foreign Dramas, >> Yukkuri Marisa: There’s no other work that could top it all! >> Yukkuri Marisa began airing in the US on October 2, 1962. >> Yukkuri Marisa is a timeless masterpiece that goes far beyond the boundaries of a war drama… >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s “Combat!”! >> Yukkuri Reimu: Of course! >> Yukkuri Reimu: “Combat!”! >> Yukkuri Reimu: I know it’s a war drama, but >> Yukkuri Reimu: Why does this work, >> Yukkuri Reimu: Why does it transcend the ages and capture people’s hearts so much? >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s because, while this drama depicts war, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s actually a thorough portrayal of humanity. >> Yukkuri Marisa: And what accentuated this realism was >> Yukkuri Marisa: The entire series was broadcast in black and white. >> Yukkuri Marisa: This grainy black and white footage >> Yukkuri Marisa: Created an awesomeness that was almost like real archival footage, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It drew the viewer into the perspective of a soldier on the front lines. >> Yukkuri Reimu: I see… >> Yukkuri Reimu: So it felt more real than the color version. >> Yukkuri Reimu: Rather than the exploits of heroes, >> Yukkuri Reimu: It depicted the inner conflicts of ordinary soldiers… >> Yukkuri Marisa: Ah. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The main characters are the Second Platoon of Company K, an Infantry unit of the US Army, fighting on the European front during World War II . >> Yukkuri Marisa: They’re not superheroes. >> Yukkuri Marisa: They’re in extreme situations where they don’t know when they’ll die, and they’re terrified. >> Yukkuri Marisa: They think of their comrades, and yet they have no choice but to move forward. >> Yukkuri Marisa: They’re just ordinary people. >> Yukkuri Reimu: What kind of person was their leader? >> Yukkuri Marisa: That’s what’s great about her. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Sergeant Sanders, a self-made man who has worked his way up from the front lines and is a realist who sometimes makes ruthless decisions. >> Yukkuri Marisa: And Lieutenant Henry, a young, elite college graduate, >> Yukkuri Marisa: An idealist who cares about each and every soldier. >> Yukkuri Marisa: The contrasting leadership of these two characters adds incredible depth to the story of >> Yukkuri Marisa. >> Through episodes such as Yukkuri Marisa’s interactions with the French Resistance, where she cannot speak the same language, and >> Yukkuri Marisa’s interactions with German soldiers, who are supposed to be her enemies, >> Yukkuri Marisa portrays the ruthlessness of war, and the preciousness of humanity that remains even so. >> Because it’s Yukkuri Marisa, this isn’t just a war action movie. >> Yukkuri Marisa is the ultimate human drama, >> Yukkuri Marisa is forever etched in our hearts! >> Zundamon general review or summary >> Yukkuri Reimu, wow, this was amazing again… >> Yukkuri Reimu: I’m still feeling the afterglow of “Combat!” >> Yukkuri Reimu: There’s special effects, suspense, comedy, >> Yukkuri Reimu: There’s medical drama… >> Yukkuri Reimu: The 60s really were a treasure trove of genres. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Ah, it really was a golden age. >> Yukkuri Marisa And above all, this amazing lineup was only possible thanks to the passionate comments everyone left in the comments section last time. >> Yukkuri Marisa I’d like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude once again. >> Yukkuri Marisa Thank you so much! >> Yukkuri Reimu You’re so right! >> Yukkuri Reimu Because I’m Yukkuri Reimu, I’d love to hear from you all again! >> Yukkuri Reimu What’s your favorite Combat! episode that’s stuck in your mind? >> Yukkuri Reimu Actually, I was a Ben Casey fan! >> Yukkuri Reimu If you have passionate thoughts like mine, please let me know in the comments! >> Yukkuri Marisa Yeah, I’ll read them all! >> Yukkuri Marisa There are still so many masterpieces that I can’t talk about them all. >> Yukkuri Marisa If there are enough comments from everyone, of course I’ll consider a third installment! >> Yukkuri Marisa Well, see you in the next video!