Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos

[Hawkee]

Way before he became Cordell Walker on CBS's Walker Texas Ranger Chuck Norris had his own cartoon series in the 80's called Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos where he taught a team of kids how to do awesome karate moves while having adventures along the way. Each episode featured an intro by Chuck Norris telling kids what the episode for that day was about as well as advice to kids about such topics such as stranger danger and trying your best at things. It's amazing that Chuck Norris was a huge action star and that this cartoon is one of the most forgotten cartoons of the 80's
Bestie

[DadTheKing]

Hi, Bestie! I never saw that cartoon. Do you know if anybody is rerunning it? I would like to know.
DTK

[Videoranger007]

The show is not being re-run. It was last aired on Adult Swim in 2004. The complete series (a whole 5 episodes! Hence its obscurity) is available on dvd from warner archive.

[TMC]

Get ready for a blast from the past as we delve into the history of one of the most oddly iconic action cartoons of the 80s - Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos.

Join us as we take a look back at the wacky world of Chuck Norris and his band of martial arts-trained Kommandos as they battle against evil villains and save the world from certain doom.

We'll uncover some little-known facts about the show, explore the retro animation style, and discuss the impact it had on 80s pop culture. Whether you're a fan of Chuck Norris facts, martial arts entertainment, or just love a good action-adventure cartoon, this video is a must-watch. So join us and let's find out - WTF were they thinking when they created Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos?

[Videoranger007]

Are you Dan Larson?

[TMC]

Retrospective review of the 1986 Ruby-Spears animated series "Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos" starring none other than CHUCK NORRIS.

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A post shared by on Jan 01, 2022 at 12:00pm PDT

Kathy Garver

Chuck Norris is gone.

So sad to report this skilled and talented man has left us.

I first met him when he taught me how to break a balsa block of wood with a karate chop at his academy in Torrance, CA.

From there, I played the character of Pepper in his Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos animated series and had the delight of working with him.

He was a strong man who stood by his beliefs and so enhanced them world by being in it.

You will be sorely missed, dear Chuck. RIP!