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The original 1967 Spiderman cartoon. Jazz and all. Obviously, this material was not made by me. But I miss these old cartoons. I wanted to created a series of Saturday Morning Cartoon playlists, and to do that, I needed to load the cartoons. In doing this, I realized, maybe I'm not alone. So, here, I'm archiving cartoons I loved with the intent to create a series of playlists to watch on Saturday mornings. Enjoy! If you want to support the channel, but you don't want to tip your LBC, use my link below to check out GoodDollar. App and everything is free, and you get 50G$ for checking it out. It's backed by some folks at eToro as an expirement in using interest earning accounts as a way to support a crypto UBI. The interface is great and I think it's a great way to teach kids how to use digital wallets and get exposure to crypto without major consequences... you know, like sending $400 in ETH to a mistyped address that disappears your money forever in transaction limbo. Check it out: https://wallet.gooddollar.org?inviteCode=4Uyk6kPuyg

Thundarr encounters a guy named Mindok who has mind powers and uses them for evil. There's some mind control stuff, a clash of swords, and Thundarr eventually defeats Mindok. It's a standard episode with action, magic, and a predictable villain-of-the-week plot.