Happy Monday! We are very pleased to introduce the very first episode of our series Gone But Not Forgotten which explores old television shows. You might think these series disappeared into obscurity never to be heard of again but we've dug up these relics of the past to bask in their sweet nostalgia. Episode one covers Superboy which ran from 1988-1992 on CBS. This look back at Superboy is written/edited by David Arroyo and Narrated by Awfully Good Movies' Jesse Shade. Were you a fan of Superboy? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!
Last Updated on August 5, 2021
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