#463: A Deep Dive on 1992's Human Target

The Taste Buds watch the pilot episode of 1992's Human Target, starring Rick Springfield!

On an all-new, all-different episode of The Superhero Show Show, the Taste Buds find themselves  with an empty television schedule! They have no choice but to turn their attention to the past, and watch 1992's Human Target! Based on a DC character from the 70's, Human Target tells the story of Christopher Chance, a superhero without any powers, especially without the power to love. Instead, Chance is hired by people who need help. Chance uses his masks and kung fu skills to replace his customers and solve mysteries.

With no history or knowledge of Human Torch comics or tv shows, the Taste Buds watch the first episode and discuss it. They go through the 90's-ness of it all, the performance of Rick Springfield, and the complications that arise when you insert yourself into someone else's life. 

Join the gang next week, when they watch the first episode of 2010's Human Target, with Chi McBride!

Watch Human Target on YouTube!

Chance receives a desperate appeal for help from a construction company owner who fears that a loan shark is trying to kill him.

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