Captain Nice

1967

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EP1 The Man Who Flies Like a Pigeon Jan 09, 1967

Every hero has to have an origin story and this is that of Captain Nice! Meek, mild-mannered police chemist Carter Nash creates a formula that grants extraordinary powers to whomever drinks it. It is not his original intention to drink it himself. He is a shy and unassuming man and prefers to have someone else take on the burden of being a hero. But his attempts to give it to the Mayor of the city are rejected (the Mayor completely misunderstands what the formula does and is in the middle of a crisis: the villain 'Chameleon' recently escaped). Rejected, Carter returns to his lab. But events will not allow Carter the anonymity he desires and soon he'll be forced to take the potion and be transformed into the City's first Super Hero: Captain Nice!

EP2 How Sheik Can You Get? Jan 16, 1967

Captain Nice helps rescue a woman from Sheik Abdul.

EP3 That Thing Jan 23, 1967

Caterpillar develops a ravenous appetite and super powers when it accidentally drinks Nice's secret formula.

EP4 That Was the Bridge that Was Feb 06, 1967

Carter searches for con artists who built a faulty bridge and kidnapped Mayor Finley.

EP5 The Man With Three Blue Eyes Feb 20, 1967

A mentalist is kidnapped by thugs who think he can find a fortune in stolen money.

EP6 Is Big Town Burning? Feb 27, 1967

Carter risks being unmasked as Captain Nice in order to reveal the identity of an arsonist.

EP7 Don't Take Any Wooden Indians Mar 06, 1967

Captain Nice prevents a disgruntled explorer from murdering his benefactor.

EP8 That's What Mothers Are For Mar 13, 1967

Carter is dismissed in an economy move and Mrs. Nash retaliates by stealing his costume.

EP9 Whatever Lola Wants Mar 20, 1967

While trying to stop a jailbreak, Captain Nice is slipped a pill that makes him appear intoxicated.

EP10 Who's Afraid of Amanda Woolf? Mar 27, 1967

Captain Nice breaks up a potential massacre, so in retaliation, the gang invades the Nash home.

EP11 The Week They Stole Payday Apr 03, 1967

Carter discovers that the Bigtown payroll has been replaced with counterfeit money.

EP12 Tastes Okay But Something's Missing Apr 10, 1967

Carter Nash lacks the secret formula he needs to turn into Captain Nice in order to prevent a robbery.

EP13 May I Have the Last Dance Apr 17, 1967

Carter and Sergeant Kane are captured by fur thieves.

EP14 One Rotten Apple Apr 24, 1967

A nightclub owner (played by Bob Newhart) must be protected from potential killers.

EP15 Beware of Hidden Prophets May 01, 1967

Carter is fired when a quack mentalist predicts a criminal will escape from jail.
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Released: 09 January 1967 Ended
Producted By: NBC
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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Carter Nash was a chemist in a police department who discovered a liquid which could turn him into Captain Nice, an odd sort of superhero: very shy and dominated by his mother. Captain Nice flew (he feared heights) in his tattered leotards, fighting bad guys because his mother told him to do so.

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John Wayne Peel I was about 16 when the show premiered and already a fan of comic book superheroes and comedy, so I HAD to watch this show. And I LOVED it. A shame it only ran one season. What I also remember that in the promotion of the show, there was this great comic book art poster drawn by the legendary Jack Kirby of Marvel Comics fame but I only saw it on TV. I would love to own a copy of it if it exists anywhere.One of the things I remember was a running gag used by the writers. The Commissioner (played by Liam Dunn, a thin balding older man, famous for being a comic foil in many Mel Brooks films) would say something like, "Don't tell me the bank was robbed again" to which the chief would echo the words, "The bank was robbed again." Then Dunn would say with great exasperation. "I asked you not to tell me that." It still makes me laugh today. Even fellow schoolmates would echo this gag.With great comic talent like Alice Ghostly and Liam Dunn as backup, and on the heels of the ultra campy Batman series (which I hated at the time for making a mockery of a great comic book hero) it should have been a huge hit.The public! Go figure.
dgortner I disagree with most of the comments saying that this show was bad. This was a funny show created by Get Smart's Buck Henry. I never missed an episode and managed to get all 15 in VHS tape format (although a bit fuzzy). Much better program than the competing super hero spoof, Mister Terrific
Zack-23 Back then we appreciated almost anything with a 'kid theme', especially in the evening. There were a few tantalizing bits thrown at us back then, Top Cat and Bugs Bunny were prime time a few years earlier. But to have a whole non-animated series devoted to being able to drink a potion, ala NICE or eat a pill, as in Mr. Terrific and become super, now that was GREAT FUN. After all these years I remember Captain Nice leaping from a van where in the dark he dressed in culottes and the time the secret formula dripped into a gutter to powerize a 'HIC-BOOM' worm. Even then I knew it was cheap, but I watched it, right after Mr. Terrific.
erica I watched the reruns of this lost TV series few years ago and I've to say isn't that bad. Of course is dated, most of it is completely non-sense and it's clearly a low cost production but it's still watchable, it's possible to find several good moments and... I really like Captain Nice costume!