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Time of the Apes : ウィキペディア英語版
Saru No Gundan

''Saru no Gundan'' (''Army of the Apes'') is a Japanese science fiction series from 1974 based on Pierre Boulle's ''La Planète Des Singes'' ("The Planet Of Apes"). Produced by Tsuburaya Productions, the series ran for 26 episodes and followed a female scientist and two young children who travel through time to a future ruled by apes. The trio struggle to find a way to get back home to the 20th century.
In 1987, television producer Sandy Frank edited together several episodes of the series, including the first and last episodes, into a movie called ''Time of the Apes''. Syndicated to broadcast and cable outlets, this compilation film was also released on home video in mid-1988.
The movie was then featured twice on Mystery Science Theater 3000, originally on KTMA in 1989, and then later as part of season 3 in 1991 on Comedy Central.
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