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Sky King

This popular live-action series was set on the Flying Crown Ranch in Arizona, home of wealthy pilot/rancher Schuyler J. “Sky” King, and his niece and nephew, Penny and Clipper. The trio used Sky's twin-engine Cessna, ”The Songbird,” to survey the large ranch. Up in the sky, the Kings would inadvertently stumble on a trapped neighbor or an escaped fugitive and help the good guys while stopping the bad.  
 
Sky King was a modernized Western, an update of a genre that was quite popular at the time, with the hero flying an airplane instead of riding the usual horse. Sky also had the help of his two young sidekicks, his niece and nephew, which further added to its formula for success on Saturday mornings.
Sky King began as a popular radio show on the ABC network before finding success as a television program, one of the few shows to air on NBC, ABC, and CBS. The only original network season was the first, on NBC's Sunday evening schedule from 1951-52. These episodes were rebroadcast on ABC's Saturday morning lineup the following year, and new episodes were produced when the show went into syndication in 1955. CBS returned the property to Saturday morning for a successful run from 1959-66, consisting entirely of repeats.

 


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