Series REVIEW: Ultra Q
Back in 1966 before the days of Kamen Rider , Super Sentai or even Ultraman , there were still kaiju . Thanks to the success of the original Godzilla in 1955 and the subsequent films that followed, giant monster fever was about to hit an all-time high. While continuing his work on the Godzilla films with Toho studios, special effects legend Eiji Tsuburaya and his company Tsuburaya Productions teamed up with the Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) to create Ultra Q , an episodic fantasy series pitched as Japan's answer to The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits . Ultra Q was the very first entry in the long-running Ultra Series , with the original Ultraman starting only two weeks after it's 28-episode run. The rest of course is history.