Did SPC Re-Air?

[rcom88]

Hello to all. Before I get to the "meat" of the topic itself, I'd like to share a story as to why this show is so special to me. I remember watching this show back in the summer of 1997, and I instantly fell in love with the fun, random insanity that this show provided. Over the next number of weeks, I recorded the show each and every morning and would watch it whenever I woke up.

Fast-forward and now we're getting close to the beginning of 4th grade for me. I remember that week pretty well (Tuesday was Field of Screwballs, Wednesday was Speedy's Double Time Trick, and Thursday was Samurai Charm School); Samurai Charm School was a good episode by itself, but it's special in that it was the last episode that aired before this show just mysteriously disappeared.

I want to do a video on the SPC from the perspective of my past self and also the perspective of a man that's about to be 33. But before I consider going forward, I'm curious: did the show ever re-air on television for anyone here? It never re-aired for me.

[Gaido]

For me never too.

And it was sad, because in my country not so much people heard of this anime and i felt like one and only fan of SPC in Poland xd

It was so unrealistic experience when much, much later I rewatch series on my PC. Earlier SPC was just in my memory and one article from anime/manga magazine. It's funny that something I just watch once have so much impact on me.

[LadyFlame]

For me (I'm in the UK; Northern Ireland, to be precise), it re-aired a few years after it first appeared on TV.  They had it on over the summer holidays in 1995 and I remember recording it.

[KageReneko]

I am Colombian but I first watched the show in a Peruvian channel back in 1992. a couple of years later I found it was being broadcasted in a Colombian channel every sunday morning, I watched 3 episodes and then they just put another show... Colombian television always has sucked big time...

I really thank Peru for allowing me to watch two of my three favorite Japanimation shows ever, CatNinDen Teyandee and Saint Seiya (Although I knew them as Samurai Pizza Cats and Knights of the Zodiac)

[rcom88]

For me never too.

And it was sad, because in my country not so much people heard of this anime and i felt like one and only fan of SPC in Poland xd

It was so unrealistic experience when much, much later I rewatch series on my PC. Earlier SPC was just in my memory and one article from anime/manga magazine. It's funny that something I just watch once have so much impact on me.

Yeah, I understand. SPC is a show that didn't get much love on broadcast TV, and I think that's sad.

But it is nice that we're able to own the DVDs and watch the show on Youtube and Tubi TV.

[rcom88]

For me (I'm in the UK; Northern Ireland, to be precise), it re-aired a few years after it first appeared on TV.  They had it on over the summer holidays in 1995 and I remember recording it.

You know, that's really cool that someone else had a really similar experience to mine.

LOL, I loved recording the show early in the morning while I was asleep and then watch it later after I woke up.

[rcom88]

I am Colombian but I first watched the show in a Peruvian channel back in 1992. a couple of years later I found it was being broadcasted in a Colombian channel every sunday morning, I watched 3 episodes and then they just put another show... Colombian television always has sucked big time...

I really thank Peru for allowing me to watch two of my three favorite Japanimation shows ever, CatNinDen Teyandee and Saint Seiya (Although I knew them as Samurai Pizza Cats and Knights of the Zodiac)

I wonder why they only aired 3 episodes on the Colombian version...

Lol, thank goodness for alternative ways to catch these shows, huh?