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Roger Ramjet Publicity Cel (Pantomime Pictures/Hero Entertainment, 1965)

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Roger Ramjet

Created by Fred Crippen for NBC, Roger Ramjet is a patriotic hero who fights for justice with help from his Proton Energy Pills (‘PEP’), which gives him "the strength of twenty atom bombs for a period of twenty seconds”. The high-flying Ramjet leads the the American Eagles Squadron and encounters a colorful cadre of cads. Typically, he is caught and must be rescued by his crew of kid sidekicks, Yank, Doodle, Dan, and Dee.

Actor Gary Owens voiced the hero, debuting in September of 1965. The series ran for five seasons.

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Welcome to the photo dump for Episode 187: Kutchie’s Key Lime Pie, A Quirky Internet Mystery feat. @believingthebizarre! Around 2009, a flurry of bizarre, copy pasta-esque comments began appearing across the internet in droves. These strange comments referenced a now-defunct restaurant named Kutchie’s Café which allegedly sold the best key lime pie in the world, a pie capable of giving people “piegasms”, baked by “Captain Kutchie” himself. For the next 8 years, this unknown person posted over 700 comments from over 30 different usernames before one day just disappearing…leaving the public with no explanation for their odd behavior. This user would later become known as the “Key Lime Pie” poster, or simply “KLP”, and the mystery he or she left behind would be cemented in the Internet Mystery hall of fame as the internet rabbit hole known as “Kutchie’s Key Lime Pie”. So, who was the KLP Poster? Was he posting in code for military spies? Was he a disgruntled ex-employee, Captain Kutchie himself, an SEO botscript gone rogue, a troll, or something else entirely? Join Aly and Nat with special guests Tyler and Charlie of Believing the Bizarre as they attempt to unravel a zany mystery that is sure to turn your brain to mush. IMAGE 01: Creepy cover art by Aly! IMAGE 02: More art by Aly! IMAGE 03: TikTok referenced in Part 1 about comment sections changing based on the viewer’s personal algorithm IMAGE 04: Google street view image of the building that once house Kutchie’s IMAGE 05: Roger RamJet (animated children’s series from the 1960s) IMAGE 06: Compilation of posts by the Key Lime Poster (KLP), Part 1 IMAGE 07: Compilation of posts by the Key Lime Poster (KLP), Part 1 IMAGE 08: Various newspaper ads for Kutchie’s, part 1 IMAGE 09: Various newspaper ads for Kutchie’s, part 2 IMAGE 10: Kutchie’s obituary, rest in peace <3