Talk:Korg: 70,000 B.C.

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Eve Plumb worked on this show uncredited. -Sparky (talk) 06:12, 31 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Episode count/listings

I'm researching Korg for a documentary podcast. There were not 19 episodes, only 16. No reference to 19 episodes existed until September 2015 when user Moe1610 added three to the listings. The final three are duplicates of existing episodes with different names (the 'AKAs' below are the specious episode titles). Likewise, the episode order itself is completely wrong. I have painstakingly gone back to original TV listings and verified the correct order/airdates. This list agrees with TV researcher John Kenneth Muir's findings as well, and is verified on the actual DVD release, which has them in the original correct order.

I wanted to start a chat on this before making significant changes to the episode listings just to have someone revert them, as I've had my corrections refused on other entries. The correct order/airdates are:

"Trapped" September 7, 1974 "The Guide" AKA "The Blind Hunter" September 14, 1974 "The Exile" September 21, 1974 "The Running Fight" September 28, 1974 "Magic Claws" AKA "Bok Loses Courage" October 5, 1974 "The Hill People" October 12, 1974 "The Eclipse of the Sun" October 19, 1974 "The Big Water" AKA "The Moving Rock" October 26, 1974 "The Beach People" November 2, 1974 "The Web" November 9, 1974 "The Picture Maker" November 16, 1974 "The Ancient One" November 23, 1974 "The Story of Lumi" November 30, 1974 "Tor's First Hunt" December 7, 1974 "The River" December 14, 1974 "Ree and the Wolf" December 21, 1974 Dvdchris (talk) 01:17, 9 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

As I have an audio recording of the first episode from 9/7/74, I can confirm that the first episode is indeed "Trapped". 209.249.223.212 (talk) 18:52, 1 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]