Jetgiller is a line drawn at the prime-time produced by the Hanna-Barbera production company. Firstly, market days from 1962 to 1963 were published on the ABC Channel. Like the Stone Age cartoons, Jetgill is also a family sitcom adapted to contemporary American culture and lifestyle. Jetsons; living in the future of utopia, where robots, aliens, holograms and interesting inventions are present.
The original series was published in 24 episodes between 1962 and 1963. Their repetition continued to be published on Saturday mornings for years. Turkish dublajli is published on the Planet Kids channel.
Characters
The main characters
George Jetgil: He is the head of the house and filmin. All the events develop around George. Elroy and Judy have 2 children. Spacely Dental Company.
Jane Jetgil: George's wife is the mother of Elroy and Judy. She is a housewife; but all the work at home is carried out by robot maid Rosie. Money spends a lot of money.
Elroy Jetgil: Evin is a little child. He is curious about knowledge and the cosmic world. It is extreme movement.
Judy Jetgil: Jetgiller's big and only daughter. It is an overhead structure that can not be defined
Auxiliary characters
Astro: Jetgil's loyal and hyperactive dog. He loves space walk and bone claws. All family members love Astro.
Rosie: It's the robot servant of the family. The family runs for every job, is charitable. It has been seen that eating a broken nut in a single section throughout the series caused it to malfunction, after which it was hit by a wall and taken to the hospital. It's a very old model.
Mr. Spacely: George is a bastard and nerve punch boss. At least once in each episode, George gets out of the office, then takes it back or raises his salary.
Mr. Cogswell: Mr. Spacely's chief enemy and owner of the Cogswell Wheel Company. There is competition between Spacely and eternal eternity throughout the series.