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This Saturday morning, Joseph and Chris watched Rambo: The Force of Freedom, from 1986. This was suggested by Mark, via YouTube. Thanks, Mark!
1. First Episode: First Strike (S1E01)
2. Highest Rated: Subterranean Holdup (S1E06)
3. Patreon Pick (Some_man_tiks): When S.A.V.A.G.E. Stole Santa (S1E45)
On Colonel Trautman’s request, John Rambo leads a special unit called “The Force of Freedom” against General Warhawk’s paramilitary terrorist organization S.A.V.A.G.E. (Specialist-Administrators of Vengeance, Anarchy and Global Extortion) all over the globe.
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To me, the most entertaining thing about this show was the quick shot in the intro where they show that surprised looking dog. It makes me chuckle every time I see it.
That said, I actually kinda miss these children cartoon adaptations of R-rated movies. Sure, none of them were good, except for Toxic Crusaders, but there’s a certain charm to them even if it’s just for the bizarre fact that they even exist.
Given how popular Terminator 2 was when it came out I’m actually surprised that we never saw a Terminator children’s cartoon.