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	VHS Westerns Flipper's New Adventure
		Flipper the TV series was made before my time, but I grew up watching reruns of the classic series.
		Just like the TV series, the famous dolphin named Flipper is here in "Flipper's New Adventure" making rescues, helping people, and just being the good old talented Flipper that performs amazing exploits in the water.
		As long as I live, Flipper will always be one of my favorite TV series of all time.
	www.mining-services.com /store/6304196822/Flippers_New_Adventure.html

	The Luke Halpin Gallery
		The film was so successful, it spawned a sequel, Flipper's New Adventure (1964), as well as a TV series that ran for 88 episodes over three seasons.
		Luke Halpin, star of the 1960s TV series "Flipper," was one of the earliest of the TV teen stars.
		Flipper (1963) and Flipper's New Adventure (1964) were released on DVD on August 24, 2004...forty years after their debut.
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	The Luke Halpin Gallery
		The film was so successful, it spawned a sequel, Flipper's New Adventure (1964), as well as a TV series that ran for 88 episodes over three seasons.
		Following the end of the TV series, however, Luke's acting days dwindled, as he appeared in other less well-known films, including If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium, Island of the Lost, and Shock Waves (available on DVD which includes an interview with Luke).
		Numerous roles followed, and by the age of 15, Luke had already appeared on most of the major TV series of the day: Armstrong Circle Theater, United States Steel Hour, Studio One, Kraft Theatre, Harbor Master, Everglades, The Phil Silvers Show, The Defenders, Route 66, Naked City, and Young Doctor Malone.
	www.cpps90.com /luke (727 words)

	dOc treehouse: Flipper (1963)
		The Flipper franchise was reborn in 1983 with another TV series, and again in 1995 and 1996 with two more TV series, The New Adventures of Flipper and a quasi-remake in 1996 starring Paul Hogan and Elijiah Wood.
		Flipper is brought home to the family's fish holding pen where boy and dolphin bond during Flipper's recovery, but trouble starts when Sandy's fisherman father (Chuck Connors) returns from sea, demanding the dolphin be returned to the wild.
		Flipper has a similar feel to the many live-action titles Disney was producing in the 1960s (including its fairly annoying theme song), but has less comedic elements than one might expect.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /treereview.php3?ID=6424 (727 words)

	TV ACRES: Animals > Fish > Dolphins > Flipper (They call him...Flipper)
		On the TV series spin-off, Flipper was the domesticated dolphin pet of Sandy (Luke Halpin) and Bud (Tommy Norden) the sons of Porter Ricks (Brian Kelly), the game warden at Coral Key Park, Florida (Marine Callsign: WD9598).
		To obtain a dolphin to star in the Flipper series, Ricou Browning struck a deal with Milton Santini of the Florida Keys who was known to have successfully trained a dolphin named Mitzi.
		Flipper was first introduced in the Ivan Tors feature films Flipper (1963) and Flipper's New Adventure (1964).
	www.tvacres.com /fish_dolphins_flipper.htm (727 words)

	Flipper - Flipper's Odyssey
		This tape features an exciting episode of the beloved TV-series "Flipper." Join the dolphin and his young pals Bud and Sandy as they find fun and adventure in the waters of Florida's Coral Key Park.
		Genre: Television, Action/Adventure, Adventure, Series, Family Interaction, Television, Animals, Animal Heroes, Vintage TV
		Flipper, Brian Kelly, Luke Halpin, Tommy Norden, more »
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/flipper_flippers_odyssey?rtp=1 (727 words)

	TV's Flipper dies
		Bebe was one of several dolphins who played the title role in the "Flipper" series, broadcast nationally between 1964 and 1968.
		Seaquarium spokeswoman Marlene Oliver said today (Friday) Bebe was the last surviving dolphin from that original TV series.
		He added, "'Flipper' was really the reason that people became aware of (dolphins).
	members.aol.com /cmwwrc/marmamnews/97050203.html (727 words)

	'Flipper' Cast Swims With Dolphin's Kin (phillyBurbs.com)
		MIAMI - Forty years after the TV series "Flipper" hit the air waves, former cast members took a swim with the descendants of the famous dolphin.
		The five dolphins who were captured from Biscayne Bay to play Flipper have since died, but two of their descendants - Sundance and Echo - still live at the Seaquarium.
		The reunion was part of 40th anniversary celebrations that include the debut of a new Miami Seaquarium dolphin show set to music from the series.
	www.phillyburbs.com /pb-dyn/news/82-06122004-315519.html (727 words)

	Television in 1964 : TVparty!
		The 1964 TV series version of No Time For Sergeants was basically the same premise as Gomer Pyle - ABC even programmed it against 'The Andy Griffith Show,' but it didn't make a dent in Griffith's huge ratings.
		This clever spy drama just missed hitting the top 25 in 1964; that first season was filmed in black and white and is by far the best of the four-year run.
		Forties' box office champ Mickey Rooney flopped in his 1964 nautical sitcom effort Mickey - despite the fact it was not a bad show.
	www.tvparty.com /fall64.html (727 words)

	Polish Music Journal 4.1.01 - Schubert: The American Film Scores of Henry Vars
		Vars' best-known work was for Flipper (1963), produced by Ivan Tors, who followed up that film with Flipper's New Adventure (1964), and then the television series Flipper (1964 - 68)—all of which used Vars' music.
		In the United States he continued to write popular songs; "Flipper" was probably his most popular piece and was recorded at least eight times between 1963 and 1985.
		It was probably his association with this show that lead to his writing the theme music for the first season of the series Daktari, also produced by MGM in the mid-1960s.
	www.usc.edu /dept/polish_music/PMJ/issue/4.1.01/schubert4_1.html (727 words)

	Television Tropes & Idioms - Main.Flipper
		1964 series (based on the 1963 movie) about a porpoise who is adopted by (or adopts, depending on your point of view) the family of a Florida park ranger.
		Revived both in 1995 as The New Adventures of Flipper (with a new cast of characters unrelated to the original) and in 1996 as a motion picture starring Paul Hogan and Elijah Wood (using the original TV show's characters).
	spacecrib.sytes.net /pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Flipper (727 words)

	Community News
		Flipper, the TV show that first aired on NBC in 1964, was an instant hit.
		The Miami Seaquarium recently hosted a cocktail reception to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the first airing of Flipper, the television series that originally was filmed at the park.
		The reception was followed by the premiere of the Flipper, the Dolphin Show where 1,500 fans joined Flipper and the original cast members for a fantastic celebration.
	www.communitynewspapers.com /archives/2004/spapers/06_29_04/business2.htm (727 words)

	Amazon.com: Video: Flipper (1963)
		If you've ever liked the TV series or even if you haven't ever seen it, but you like dolphins or just good movies, I recommend getting "Flipper." It'd probably be especially good for kids of any age to watch, and possibly a good family movie.
		Flipper's recovery is a most miraculous one, but the real story deals with the relationship between father and son, and the growth of the young man. Sandy is a good kid, but not syrupy sweet.
		One person said flipper is just a rehash of lassie, in some stories like the Ditching, where you hear go for help flipper were counting on you, youre our only hope but youll find stories like shark hunt or even flippers hour of peril quite different from lassie and the wolf cub.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/6304546289?v=glance (727 words)

	"Flipper" Resource Page
		Exciting and moving family drama, based on the popular '60s TV series and films, stars Elijah Wood as a troubled Chicago youth who goes to spend the summer in Florida with fisherman uncle Paul Hogan and finds a dolphin whom he names Flipper.
		Filmdom's finny friend is back in his second feature-length tale, as Flipper and human chum Luke Halpin travel to the Bahamas and foil some modern-day buccaneers and their blackmail plot.
		They call him Flipper, that daring, dynamic dolphin who's ``faster than lightning,'' and when a shark attacks the boy who cared for him after a life-threatening spearing, Flipper swims to the rescue.
	www.mortystv.com /showcards/flipper.shtml (727 words)

	Sea TV
		A number of weekly television series, such as NBC's Flipper (1964-68), NBC's seaQuest DSV (1993-95), and ABC's Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1964-68), also have set their story lines in or around the marine environment.
		Regrettably, television writers have tended to view mutinies in extremely simple terms: they either are clearly justified (i.e., an obviously evil or crazy captain has forced the crew into an intolerable situation) or clearly unjustified (i.e., an obviously rapacious or easily-misled crew has refused to follow lawful orders).
		Television audiences simply do not learn much maritime law apart from a few traditional rules, which often are explained incorrectly or not at all.
	tarlton.law.utexas.edu /lpop/etext/jmlc/corcos31.htm (727 words)

	TV page of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE
		Confusingly enough, this television series has nothing whatsoever to do with the feature films of the same name.
		There are 224 television shows' hotlinks here, limited to 245 shows broadcast in the United States (wherever originated), and 246 shows listed with no hotlinks currently known to this compiler for a total of 534 television shows and/or hotlinks from the USA, Canada, Great Britain, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, France, and the world.
		Due to budget limitations, although most of the action was set in the far future and referred to interplanetary adventure, most of the action was in the laboratory set, purportedly in a cave hidden behind Niagra Falls.
	www.magicdragon.com /UltimateSF/tv.html (727 words)

	Flipper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The most popular Flipper series is surely the TV series that originally ran from 1964-1968 and has subsequently been re-run many times all over the world.
		Flipper is the name of several TV series and films featuring extremely intelligent bottlenose dolphins named Flipper.
		Flipper is the name of the GPU chip, produced by ATi, that is used in the Nintendo Gamecube videogame console.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Flipper (342 words)

	Brian Kelly Tribute
		most remembered for his role as Porter Ricks in the 1964 to 68 TV series Flipper, also starring Luke Halpin and Tommy Norden.
		Kelly's movie credits include "Thunder Island" 1963, "Flipper's New Adventure" in 1964 and one of our all times favorite movies, "Around the World and Under the Sea," 1965.
		Let's not forget the number of TV dramas he was in such as "Company of Killers" 1970, "Spara, Gringo, spara" 1970, "Berlin Affair" 1970 and "Drive Hard, Drive Fast" 1973.
	users.snip.net /~sprtfan/tribute/briankelly.htm (551 words)

	TV ACRES: Animals > Fish > Dolphins > Flipper (They call him...Flipper)
		On the TV series spin-off, Flipper was the domesticated dolphin pet of Sandy (Luke Halpin) and Bud (Tommy Norden) the sons of Porter Ricks (Brian Kelly), the game warden at Coral Key Park, Florida (Marine Callsign: WD9598).
		To obtain a dolphin to star in the Flipper series, Ricou Browning struck a deal with Milton Santini of the Florida Keys who was known to have successfully trained a dolphin named Mitzi.
		Flipper was first introduced in the Ivan Tors feature films Flipper (1963) and Flipper's New Adventure (1964).
	www.tvacres.com /fish_dolphins_flipper.htm (462 words)

	Flipper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The most popular Flipper series is surely the TV series that originally ran from 1964-1968 and has subsequently been re-run many times all over the world.
		Flipper is the name of several TV series and films featuring extremely intelligent bottlenose dolphins named Flipper.
		A flipper is also a type of delivery in the sport of cricket- see: flipper (cricket).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Flipper (462 words)

	Flipper (1964) TV Show - Flipper (1964) Television Show - TV.com
		Flipper (1964) TV Show - Flipper (1964) Television Show - TV.com
		Flipper is one of my first memories on the tv.
		The series was a spin off of the feature film "Flipper" in 1963.
	www.tv.com /flipper-1964/show/10172/summary.html (255 words)

	Flipper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The most popular Flipper is surely the TV series that originally ran from 1964-1968 and has subsequently been re-run many times all over the world.
		Flipper is the name of several TV series and films featuring extremely intelligent bottlenose dolphins of the same name.
		A flipper is also a type of delivery in the sport of cricket - see: flipper (cricket).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Flipper (255 words)

	TV ACRES: Animals > Fish > Dolphins > Flipper (They call him...Flipper)
		On the TV series spin-off, Flipper was the domesticated dolphin pet of Sandy (Luke Halpin) and Bud (Tommy Norden) the sons of Porter Ricks (Brian Kelly), the game warden at Coral Key Park, Florida (Marine Callsign: WD9598).
		Flipper was first introduced in the Ivan Tors feature films Flipper (1963) and Flipper's New Adventure (1964).
		To obtain a dolphin to star in the Flipper series, Ricou Browning struck a deal with Milton Santini of the Florida Keys who was known to have successfully trained a dolphin named Mitzi.
	www.tvacres.com /fish_dolphins_flipper.htm (462 words)

	Flipper (1996)
		Trivia: Luke Halpin played Sandy in the TV series "Flipper" (1964) (more)
		You bet it is! Flipper is definitely a kids movie.
		The storyline is weak and it seems to be over before it's even begun.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0116322 (318 words)

	Untitled
		The 1963 movie spawned a 1964 sequel, the still popular 1964-1968 TV series and an off-network first-run drama which debuted last fall.
		Flipper does his best, leaping, laughing and coming to the rescue, but this is a pretty tepid adventure by any standard.
		It's no wonder that Flipper is the namesake of every dolphin as far as most little kids are concerned.
	www.sunnews.com /entertain/movies96/movies052396.htm (659 words)

	"Chance" - Novel Information
		A TV series followed which ran from 1964-1967 with Brian Kelly as the father and Luke reprising his role as the cute kid who was saved by his dolphin pal as often as Timmy was saved by Lassie a decade earlier.
		In 1996 a new "Flipper" movie was made with box-office giant Paul Hogan as Porter and Elijah Wood as Sandy.
		In the 1963 movie Chuck Conners and Luke Halprin were cast as Porter Ricks and his son Sandy, who had a meaningful relationship with the titular star.
	bullets-and-beer.com /Chance.html (5215 words)

	Combustible Celluloid - Lassie Come Home (1943)
		In addition to Lassie Come Home, Warner Home Video has released two other Lassie films, Son of Lassie (1945) and Courage of Lassie (1946), as well as Flipper (1963) and Flipper's New Adventure (1964), two boy-and-his-dolphin films that inspired the famous 1964-68 TV series.
		Audiences were supposed to think that it was always the same dog who appeared in all the Lassie movies and TV shows, but everyone knows by now that there were many Lassies and that they were all males.
		The Son of Lassie comes with Tom and Jerry in Hanna/Barbera's Flirty Birdy (1945).
	www.combustiblecelluloid.com /classic/lassie.shtml (603 words)

	Caskets On Parade - Book of the Dead: "K"
		son of a former Michigan Governor and Supreme Court Justice (Harry F. Kelly); played ranger Porter Ricks on the Flipper tv series (1964-68); was left partial paralyzed by motorcycle explosion (1969); was an executive producer of Blade Runner (1982)
		appeared in Gidget Goes Hawaiian; played detective Chin Ho Kelly on Hawaii Five-O tv series (1968-78)
		brother of Grace Kelly; won 1947 Sullivan Award; died shortly after being named head of U.S. Olympic Committee
	www.msu.edu /~daggy/cop/bkofdead/obits-k.htm (3936 words)

	Biography for David Soul
		Soul then first appeared on TV in small roles in shows including "I Dream of Jeannie&; (1965), "Flipper" (1964) and _"All In The Family" (1972)_.
		In 1973, Soul had the fortune to be cast as one of the corrupt motorcycle cops in the Clint Eastwood thriller Magnum Force (1973), where his talents came to the attention of several TV execs who were looking for someone to play one of the lead roles in the upcoming "Starsky &; Hutch" TV series.
		Born in Chicago, Illinois, David Soul is the son of a religious minister who was at one time serving as the Religious Affairs Advisor to the US High Commission in Berlin.
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0815800/bio (3936 words)

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