The Vault #5: Sailor Moon Video--Usagi/Mamoru/Saiya/Private Emotion

This is a great fan video with the song from Ricky Martin "Private Emotion." It features Usagi, Mamoru, and Saiya love triangle. If you haven't seen Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, this might be a spoiler.



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The Vault #3: Spider-Manno

Wanna see wierd? Well, this is the famous Japanese Spider-Man , the tokusatsu. This version of was part of a deal that Marvel made with Toei, namely that for a four-year period, Toei could use Marvel's characters in any way they saw fit. So in 1978 a Spider-Man tokusatsu series was produced for Japanese television by Toei Company Ltd. While Spider-Man's costume was certainly based on the original, the storyline had little to do with the Marvel character. The series had a major impact on Japanese animationby popularising the trend to use huge robots to defeat other giants despite being controlled by a human, a convention begun with shows like Jumborg Ace. This is the opening, yes the wierdest is his Leopard robot.

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The Vault #2: BatGirl Supposedly Unaired Pilot

My favorite heronie of all time and no, its not Sailor Moon. I know she is a copy of a male counterpart and not original like Wonder Woman or Sailor Moon. A treatment pilot was made for Batgirl for the 60's series Batman and supposedly was unaired but did indeed aired for the first time on the FX Network back when it was starting out and only aired old Fox shows like Dyntasy, Wonder Woman, Green Hornet, Eight is Enough, etc. Check it out on You Tube at above link. In the pilot, the bad guy is Killer Moth, in the comics was originally a millionare, anti-Batman with his own car, cave, etc. He then was the first adversary for Batgirl in the comics. Her debut was at the same time with the series and comic. The original 'Bat-Girl' was Batwoman's neice Bette Kane a.k.a. Flamebird.

The Vault #1: Daily Show Spice Girls Interview

I thought the recent Sharon Stone interview with Jon Stewart on the Daily Show was bad (she was ice cold) but... I was going along the You Tube and found bad interview between Jon Stewart and two of the Spice Girls Victoria Beckham and Emma B. This was years ago, around the fifth anniversary. This you got to see! I rarely seen a bad interview with Jon and it just sent down hill and it wasn't because the Spice Girls were down one spice and its because Jon's jokes weren't Posh's taste. Well let's see the record: Jon got two or more emmys and his show is still on the air while the Spice Girls are no more and Victoria got cheated on by her husband.

Speaking about the Beckhams and in spirit of my love of all Japanese... check this promo for TBC channel.