>>Ah, I stand corrected.
>>
>>....I wasn't allowed to watch it :-/
>
>Bummer.

Yeah, there's a lot of culture I've only been able to acquire a passing familiarity with secondhand. I'm trying to catch up.

Apropos to that, the Netflix She-Ra is really quite good!

>
>It was a Hasbro/Sunbow cartoon, same as Transformers, so they
>were on back-to-back starting at four in the afternoon, if I remember
>right. Or actually three, I guess, because in my cable market they
>were on WGN out of Chicago, so everything was an hour later for me. I
>remember I used to get really annoyed when baseball season started,
>because I would hurry home from school (which got out at 3:15) and
>instead of my cartoons there'd be a dang Cubs game half the time.
>Wrigley Field didn't have lights back then, so they never played night
>games at home. :)

Huh, TIL. And yeah, I'm glad we no longer have to abide by the whims of some TV station program manager for stuff like that. Or "there's 50 channels and the president's on all of them" type situations.

Back on topic, tho, what -was- the original manufacturer? I'm not trusting my memory just now, and there seems to be at least one brand -called- Cobra firearms but their logo has no globe involved