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Well Mark might be willing to reappear, but the show runners might be reluctant.

I watched the 90 show (I dont have time for any of these modern superhero shows). It was influenced by the Batman movie so his costume was a felty version of the rubber Bat suit--they also had him called "the Demon" in the news media--that was interesting. He was zipping around like a ghost. He was well cast I thought--speaking of his dog--I remember where they walk by a movie theater showing posters for Superman 78 and Batman 89.

I liked that Mark Hamill was doing a Frank Gorshin impression.
My memory is vague on the old show. I remember Amanda Pays and the sidekick characters vaguely..

I haven't seen any of the newer ones. I imagine they could do a lot with him running through cities and bullet time stuff.
And I see from the running time its about 10 minutes shorter than the 90 series was!

The thing with Hercules and Xena was that at the time they were the only shows doing any kind of fantasy. The CGI was pretty weak. New Zealand looks nothing like the Mediterranean. But when the first Hercules premiered as a movie within the "Action Pack" (a Midnight Run and Vanishing Son were the other ones) I knew that show would thrive.
And I also remember Lucy Lawless standing out from the crowd of amazons in her first Hercules appearance. Xena started off as a villainess on Hercules. Anthony Quinn was Zeus!


I stopped watching it before it went LGBT.

Kevin Sorbo is doing low budget sci fi films out of Utah these days. "Survivor" is one, and some LOTR-type movies.
The FX are pretty good actually. Way beyond the old tv stuff.

There's little about the DCEU that makes sense. The films feel like they are barely in the same universe. Too often the films or future plans contradict what's already done, as if there is little oversight into developing a cohesive whole.