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In 1978, CBS TV launched their TV version of the smash hit movie Logan’s Run.<\/span><\/p>\n The TV version forgot about the movie’s ending and had Logan as a fugitive in a nuclear wasteland, aided by friends Jessica and android buddy REM, all the time being pursued by Logans ex-partner in killing, Francis 7.<\/p>\n Much like alot of seventies sci-fi, it was cancelled in 14 weeks after it was tossed around in it’s timeslot. Few would The Dedicated Collector <\/b><\/p>\n This page is dedicated to my late friend John McGonagle, one of the nicest guys around. He was right.<\/p>\n
\nhave ever guessed that Mego optioned toys or that they were actually finished.<\/p>\n In the mid 1980’s, Long Island Toy Collector John McGonagle began telling other collectors of a news report he had seen in the 70’s about toys. McGonagle claimed that the report showed what happened when a toy company invested in a property that failed (like a cancelled TV series)<\/div>\n <\/div>\nA horrifying segment was shown: Cases of Mego Logans Run dolls being shoved in an incinerator. Collectors believed the tale and because McGonagle himself first owned the Ralph Hinkly prototype, believed that somewhere a authentic LR prototype would surface.<\/div>\n <\/div>\nSummer 2000 was the first such occurance when the first two figures surfaced out of a private collection. In 2007, the Megomuseum uncovered the third figure in the series, titular star Logan Five<\/a>.<\/div>\n <\/div>\n