Podcasts about Green Hornet

Miss Case discovers a haunted house; Mike Axford goes to investigate and is promptly kidnapped. A Japanese spy and two escaped Nazi prisoners are behind the supernatural sounds.- Originally aired December 05 , 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Witness a Murder," from June 17, 1940.

Joe Hanley is a convicted killer heading for execution, strangely enough in a railroad boxcar. After the train is wrecked, he escapes and switches identities with a soldier on furlough. - Originally aired November 28, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Sales Make a Swindle," from June 12, 1940.

Young Scrapper McGuire is being used by the friends of his ex-convict father to return to a life of crime. - Originally aired November 21, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Murder Seeks Its Victim," from June 5, 1940.

Badguy Joe Cain has one of his own men killed, and then kidnaps the man's widow! Cain then threatens to reveal the identity of the Green Hornet. - Originally aired November 14, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "He Also Serves," from May 29, 1940.

By 2011, the classic pulp character The Green Hornet had already been featured on the radio (where he was first born), movie screens (in a couple serials from the '40s), TV screens (in the 1966 series co-starring Bruce Lee), and the pages of comic books. As varied as these different versions were, they all played the character and his world fairly straight. Which arguably made the decision to turn the 2011 big-screen adaptation of the character into more of a buddy-comedy movie a unique, bold choice. But does that mean it was a "good" or "effective" choice? "Summer Surprise" continues as we take a look at another film with a long development history; one that faced the dual challenge of trying to turn Seth Rogen into a superhero and introduce Green Hornet and his sidekick Kato to a new, young audience more enamored with the heroes of DC and Marvel. Our Twitter Our Facebook Our Instagram Our YouTube Trev's Letterboxd Chris' Letterboxd

Three bad guys (Joe, Fingers and Moose) steal Marie O'Toole's allotment check and then kidnap Mike Axford (a bad idea).  -  Originally aired November 07, 1944

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Presenting The Green Hornet in "A Copyright on Chiselling," from May 27, 1940.

Chick Hanley tries to blackmail the son of wealthy Oliver Melville by making him think that his young son Lewis has murdered a man.  - October 31, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Sins of the Fathers"

Discovering that she has decided to hold a Halloween costume party, two bad guys' plan to use stolen costumes to join the party in disguise. Mike Axford and Kato to the rescue! - Originally aired October 24, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Accidents on Purpose"

A chance meeting between a Elsa Dorn and Bill Kingsley results in a missing letter...an important letter. - Originally aired October 17, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Graft in the Hospital"

A Federal agent and the Green Hornet, with the help of a blind man (named Blinky!), keep the list from German hands - Originally aired October 10, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Murder in the Offing"

A killer about to executed escapes by switching clothes with the preacher sent to console him - Originally aired October 03, 1944

After a dog rescues a soldier and his entire company in battle, he further aids the war effort by identifying a Nazi agent who is hiding in a concentration camp! - Originally aired September 26, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Parole Plays the Wrong Policy"

A radio operator is killed by a Nazi agent, who will take his place aboard his ship. - Originally aired September 19, 1944

Condensed Bat-Supe presents the next two episodes in Superman's origin story as presented on the radio! Plus, we've got another Condensed Bat-Supe Extra Helping! This time, we'll ride alongside The Green Hornet as he and his trusty sidekick Kato try to bring down a corrupt political racket!

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Salesman in Short Pants"

Jeanette Jeffers is being blackmailed by her ex-husband. Lowery disguies himself as a room service bellhop to get the scoop. - Originally aired September 12, 1944

An urgent phone call from newspaper reporter, Lawery, comes in to Brit Reed about cracks forming in the dam at the reservoir. If the dam breaks, the valley could be…

Presenting The Green Hornet in “Income from Immigrants”

Lovely Ramona plans to use her wiles to try to steal secret documents. - Originally aired August 29, 1944

Buzz buzz! This week, will Erin and Cam enjoy THE GREEN HORNET or will they get stung!

Presenting The Green Hornet in "The Tricky Tankers"

A series of warehouse fires leads the Hornet to an arson racket, and robot bombs planned for the Germans and Japanese!. - Originally aired August 29, 1944

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Presenting The Green Hornet in "Advice for a Price"

A "femme fatale" is assigned to get information from Captain Radnor, who will soon be leaving for France. - Originally aired August 15, 1944

Presenting The Green Hornet in "Graft in the Courtroom"

A fire breaks out in Dr. Kane's office, killing the dentist...or did it? The Hornet extracts the truth! - Originally aired August 08, 1944

Gentleman Jerry is just out of jail, planning revenge on his double-crossing partner...and the Green Hornet! - Originally aired August 01, 1944

This week on the Action Movie Guys Podcast, Alex and Nate revisit The Green Hornet (2011) after years away from this action-comedy superhero film. Starring Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, and Christoph Waltz, the guys break down the wild mix of comedy, action, gadgets, and comic book chaos.Does The Green Hornet deserve more credit than it gets, or is it a forgotten superhero misfire from the early 2010s? Tune in as Alex and Nate discuss the action scenes, Kato stealing the spotlight, and whether this film still holds up today.

A dishonest real estate agent convinces farmers to sell their land cheaply by causing "accidents." - Originally aired July 25, 1944

A cab driver supplies the clue needed by the Hornet to capture two Nazi spies. - Originally aired July 18, 1944

We discuss the moonshot, andI can't help but think about apollo days. Keith promotes Green Hornet Noir City from Moonstone Books, and we talk about his TV essays at Reactor Magazine and many other short stories in current magazines, like Weirdi Tales. 

In the wake of Pearl Harbor, more than ten thousand Americans living abroad became trapped in Japanese-controlled territories, and with rumors of ill treatment and torture, the U.S. State Department was desperate to bring home its citizens. Despite the intense acrimony between the warring governments, a tireless State Department official, James Keeley, helped hatch an extraordinary plan through diplomatic back channels: each country would send a ship filled with civilians through war-torn waters to a neutral port city where their passengers could be safely exchanged. Today’s guest is Evelyn Iritani, author of “Safe Passage: The Untold Story of Diplomatic Intrigue, Betrayal, and the Exchange of American and Japanese Civilians by Sea During World War II.” While the U.S. and Japanese governments both assumed their enemy non-combatants--including many in relocation camps and jail cells--would welcome their new "tickets to freedom," the reality proved more complicated. For those who had sunk deep roots in their adopted homelands, the exchanges offered an agonizing choice. And for some patriotic Americans of Japanese descent, there was no choice at all: as the State Department found itself in need of more bodies to trade, they were "repatriated" against their will to a country at war that had never been their home. Some of the stories of repatriates we discuss a Japanese Peruvian barber brought to the U.S. as a negotiating pawn; three American teachers accused of spying in the Japanese island of Hokkaido, and a young Japanese American boy fascinated with The Green Hornet and boy scouts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.