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The Drew Carey Show

SilverHawks

Show Summary

Aired: 1986 - 1986
Show Type: Animated
Country of Origin: US

Silverhawks, essentially, is a 1940's Chicago cop show set in outter space.
The evil criminal Mon*star and his gang of thugs has escaped from prison, and must be stopped. Unfortunately, he's on the other side of the galaxy, and no human could survive the journey to get there.
So, a team of heroes volunteer to be transformed into cyborgs, partly metal, partly real, that can withstand the rigors of the journey. Once there, they set up headquarters and police the sector. Voiced by many of the same voice actors of Thundercats, it featured some of the most interesting character designs of the decade.

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Posted: 05/25/2008

Loved this toon , A LOT.. :P
LOL, the theme song, gaved me goosebumps .. :)
Still does. :)

Wings of silver, nerves of steel..
S I L V E R H A W K S !
Partly metal, partly real..
S I L V E R H A W K S !
Soaring though the highways
of the heavens in their fliiiight,
Silver Hawks, a rainbow in the night!!

LongtailPosted: 06/21/2008

I still have my giant Tally Hawk sitting up on my shelf above me and he still has all his missiles. I loved this show.

TassadarPosted: 08/05/2008

Yeah... I remember this cartoon kicking ass as a child, much like Thunder Cats but they both in all honesty suck balls... I know this may seem blasphemous but I can still watch Transformers without getting sick to stomach. Booo!

Quicksilver2k9Posted: 10/11/2008

An awesome show. Was addicted to this show. And soon they will have volume 1 out on dvd.

TheShredderPosted: 12/19/2008

This show was the bomb. I'm glad about the DVD release but I hope it comes back hard like everything else. Where's the merchandise? Silverhawks was right up there with Transformers and Ninja Turtles. Also, where's all the Cowboys of Moo Mesa crap? Come on, get with the program.

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