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Published on Friday, 14 January 2011 15:35
The major motion picture of "The Green Hornet" arrived in theaters nationwide today. The comedic-action movie starring Seth Rogan has received only mixed reviews by film critics, although. Fans of the 1960's television series have been even more unkind to the movie. If you choose to not see the big screen version of "The Green Hornet," or if you want to experience a more serious version of the hero, Me-TV is making that wish come true. Tomorrow, Saturday, January 15th, Me-TV will air a 13 hour marathon of classic "Green Hornet" episodes.
Beginning at 10:00am, and running until 11:00pm, Me-TV will show all 26 episodes of "The Green Hornet" in a row. This is the entire series of the show that lasted just one television season (September 1966 - March 1967) on ABC. The episodes will be shown in almost the exact same order as the original airdates (with only one exception). The complete schedule can be seen at this link
HERE.
The original television series starred Van Williams as Britt Reid/The Green Hornet and Bruce Lee as Kato. Lee went on to become a legendary martial arts movie superstar soon after this series ended.
Me-TV, memorable entertainment television is the new national classic TV network owned and operated by Chicago-based Weigel Broadcasting Co. The nationalization of Me-TV was
announced in November, and at the start of this month, it was
officially announced that MGM Studios would partner up with Weigel Broadcasting and be the national distributor for the new network. Me-TV can be seen here on its home station in Chicago on digital channel 26.3, Comcast 223/357, RCN 14, WOW 17/19, Dish/DirecTV 23 or U-verse 23.
