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Flash Gordon (1996 TV series)

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Flash Gordon is a 1996 animated television series based on the science fiction comic strip of the same name. The character, who had been around in the comics pages since Alex Raymond created him in 1934, had already starred in several movie serials, a 1980 feature, and two earlier cartoon series — The New Adventures of Flash Gordon and Defenders of the Earth.

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"Terror Beneath the Waves" "Escape to Earth!" "The Fiendish Experiment!" "The Dragon Strikes" "The Invisible Claw" "Fangs of Fury" "Vandals from the Void" "Revenge of the Dragon!" "Ambush in Arboria" "Wings of Destruction" Escape to Mongo "Jaws of the Jungle" "Cry of the Pantheron" "Moon of Mystery" "The Dungeons of Despair!" "Double Disaster" "Pit of the Tigrons" "The Caves of Doom" "Enemy Ming" "The Wrath of Ming" "Rocket to Oblivion" "The Fur Flies" "Fortress of Fear!" "Treasure of the Depths!" "Shadow of the Shark!" "Palace of Peril!"

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Ming's Imperial Palace becomes a battleground when Flash reprograms a factory to turn out Rock Warriors with minds of their own. Believing that Ming has lost his mind, Aura and Kayla hatch separate plots to overthrow Ming and take the throne of Mongo. When Aura, Ming and Flash crash land on a barren moon, they must work together to avoid being captured by space pirates. Flash, Dale and Dr. Zarkov discover Mango's legendary lost Hall of Science. Surprisingly, Sulpha helps keep the secret from Ming. Flash shoots down Ming's Megaraptor with Ming himself aboard. So who is the mysterious double of Ming taking his throne? Dale joins forces with one of Ming's loyal supporters, handsome Prince Barin of Arboria. Is Dale betraying Flash and the rebellion? Talon discovers Ming's powerful energy source, a priceless hoard of Dynacrystals hidden deep in a mountain lake. Ming's plan to invade Earth threatens Kayla's underwater kingdom. Flash must prevent a war between them before it destroys Mongo. Ming prepares to attack King Vultan of the Hawk People, It's up to Flash and Talon to keep Hawk City from being blown from the sky. Ming throws Lynch in jail, but his replacement performs so well that Flash, Aura and Barin trick Ming getting Lynch back. Sulpha finds a cache of what seem to be dragon eggs, and asks Flash to stall Ming while she searches for the secret to her lost race. Flash races time to save Dale and Dr. Zarkov from being sacrificed to a volcano by the Trogs, a tribe of suspicious cave dwellers. When Ming fires Kobalt, the Pantheron mercenary goes into business for himself, posing a threat to a secret Rebel mission. When Mongo is attacked by a fleet of UFOs, only Flash questions Ming's attempts to form an alliance with the Rebel forces. Earth is placed in jeopardy when Flash and Dale's parents attempt to rescue their children by reopening the black hole doorway. While Ming is away, Aura takes command of Mongo. She offers a truce if Flash will agree to marry her and rule Mongo at her side. Earth teenagers Flash Gordon and Dale Arden, and their reluctant friend Dr. Zarkov, journey to the fantastic planet Mongo where they fight to defeat the evil planetary dictator, Ming the Merciless. Flash and Aura form an uneasy alliance to protect the peaceful inhabitants of a previously undiscovered moon from Ming's wrath. Flash, Dale and Dr. Zarkov rescue the Lionid princess Thundar from Ming and the treacherous Vine People. This feat earns them the respect of Prince Talon and renews the rebellion against Ming. Flash, Dale and Dr. Zarkov set off for Earth in an experimental space ship, unaware that Sulpha has hidden a bomb in the ship. Kobalt the mercenary pretends to fall in love with Thundar, raising Flash's suspicions when he joins an attack on Ming's bomb factory. Queen Kayla and her Shark People hold Flash captive underwater while Ming prepares a sneak attack on the Rebel forces. Flash competes against Aura in the Mongonian Aerial Games. Although a truce is in effect during the games, Ming attacks. Thundar's mother falls fatally ill, and only Ming holds the antidote. His price for the cure‹Flash Gordon! How will Thundar decide? Zarkov literally loses his mind in a dangerous Dynacrystal experiment, enabling Ming to lure Flash and Dale into a deadly trap. Sulpha, Ming's dragon scientist, creates an army of invisible Rock People to conquer a peaceful desert kingdom. Can Flash stop them?

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Syndicated by Hearst Entertainment Productions Channel 4, YTV, TCC

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Flash Gordon is a 1996 animated television series based on the science fiction comic strip of the same name. The character, who had been around in the comics pages since Alex Raymond created him in 1934, had already starred in several movie serials, a 1980 feature, and two earlier cartoon series — The New Adventures of Flash Gordon and Defenders of the Earth.