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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Image Entertainment
EAN: 0014381298727
Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC
Label: Image Entertainment
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 13, 2006
Running Time: 281 minutes
Sales Rank: 14529
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: September 12, 1970
Editorial Review:
Description:
Move over, James Bond! Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp swings into action as the greatest super spy ever to foil international evil-doers, charm the ladies and drive a really cool car! In this hilarious all-chimp spy spoof airing from 1970 to 1972, Link and his stunning sidekick Mata Hairi adopt more and more outrageous disguises as they use their considerable wit and cunning to battle the Baron, his chauffeur Creto, the Duchess, Dr. Strangemind, Wang Fu and Ali Assa Seen. When he's not fighting diabolical criminals, Lancelot gets groovy as the leader of the psychedelic pop band Evolution Revolution, which rocks out in these 22 memorable episodes.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Awesome wholesome fun!
Just got this series yesterday, i was a kid in the 70's but i guess i missed this show, but what a blast to watch now!Put in the first dvd and me and my niece laughed the whole way thru, if you are a fan of monkeys like we are, you will love it , and if you aren't bananas about monkeys, you will STILL love it!
Rating: - Proof of intelligent design in childrens' programming.
Wow, now here's a memory from my childhood that I thought I'd never get to relive! And the best thing is that it's got a satirical element that I never could appreciate when I saw this as a kid. Sure, I understood that it was "Get Smart" with apes instead of humans, and I could follow the story lines, but it was those little pop culture things that I missed out on and that I was pleasently surprised at when I watched this again after almost 40 years.
For example, having a celebrity ... Read More
Rating:  - Oh, Lancie!
As I grow older, I become more nostalgic for the things of my youth. That is my excuse for liking this two-disk set, regardless of its faults. "Lancelot Lot Link - Secret Chimp," was simultaneously campy and clever, and the most expensive Saturday morning television show of its time, costing more than one million dollars per show.
"Lancelot Link" was a campy send up of various spy shows of the 1960, particularly "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.," but also "Get Smart," "I Spy," and even the ... Read More
Rating: - He's the agent to call when trouble is near......
I felt compelled to write a review simply in attestation of the quality of these DVD's, as many here mistakenly give the impression that these have the quality of pirated DVD's, when in fact this could not be further from the truth.
Several years ago, I bought a used DVD from a seller on Amazon only to watch it and see very poor quality, and immediately realized it was in fact a pirated DVD. (Amazon, being the epitome of internet retail, amicably and quickly resolved the problem). But, ... Read More
Rating: - Smokin' Drinkin' Fightin' chimps, ahhhhh the memories!
I know P.E.T.A. doesn't really like to get there hands dirty, or they would have gotten this pulled long ago.... But I'm sorry, it's funny as heck and there are very few old shows that my kids and I can all get a belly-laugh from. These politically incorrect chimps fascinated me as a youngin' and it holds up- even today. The episodes are schlocky and predictable as far as story lines go, but the "production value" (ha!) is priceless....If you want to re-live the days of good clean tv (with a few brawlin' ... Read More
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