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Jake Cutter is a pilot and adventurer in Boragora, the port in the Marivella Islands in 1938. He flies his Grumman Goose amphibian on inter-island flights and finds adventure every week.

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01x22 Mourning Becomes Matuka Aired: Jun. 01, 1983

Princess Kogi hires Jake as a bodyguard after an attempt on her life during a birthday celebration. [continue reading]

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Tales of the Gold Monkey is Canceled/Ended
The show had 1 season and 22 episodes air between 1982 and 1983.

Series Info

Type:
Scripted
Premiered:
Sep. 22, 1982
Status:
Canceled/Ended
Runtime:
60 min.
Aired:
1982 - 1983
To-Date:
1 Season
22 Episodes
Network
ABC TV Network
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  • Roddy McDowall took over the part of saloonkeeper Bon Chance Louis from Ron Moody, who played the role in the TV movie, "Tales of the Gold Monkey" (1982) {Tales of the Gold Monkey: Part 1…
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    Roddy McDowall took over the part of saloonkeeper Bon Chance Louis from Ron Moody, who played the role in the TV movie, "Tales of the Gold Monkey" (1982) {Tales of the Gold Monkey: Part 1 (#1.1)}.
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  • Goof (anachronisms): The series takes place in 1938 with some flashbacks to 1937 and 1936, and repeated references are made to the fact that Jake flew with the American Volunteer Group or…
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    Goof (anachronisms): The series takes place in 1938 with some flashbacks to 1937 and 1936, and repeated references are made to the fact that Jake flew with the American Volunteer Group or "Flying Tigers" prior to his adventures in the show. The only problem is that the AVG did not see its first combat action until December 20th 1941 (that's three years after the events in the series are supposed to have taken place). We also see at least one flashback of Jake as a Tiger, fighting Japanese "Zeros". The Mitsubishi A6M. or "Zero" never fought against the AVG. Japan sent 15 Zeros to China in 1939, before the Tigers existed, two were shot down and the remaining 13 were recalled prior to that attack on Pearl Harbour, two weeks before the AVG saw its first combat action. The AVG only fought Ki-27 "Nates" and Ki-43 "Oscars". They shot down 290 of them.
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