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 600. Andrew
I love MCoG. Ever since it was on ABC (Australia) since I was a kid. I have recently
managed to get all 39 episodes in RM format.
 599. Veronica Zmudzka
Oh my god! There are more nutters out there! bring it back - its the best!
 598. Kelly Southon
This is too good to be true! I thought this show was gone forever!!!!
Anyone who has the whole 39 episodes for sale......PLEASE get in touch!
This was a cult following for me.....I lived & breathed it!
597. Julia S.
Hello. I'm 13 1/2 years old. I've never seen this show, but it looks really, really
cool. I think Esteban is hot. I'm a fan of other animes (digimon, hamtaro, etc). I
would like to see this on television sometime.
 596. Daryl Stewart
This was my very first venture into the world of anime. I loved it when I was 11 and I
love it now at 25. Its sad the sequel doesn't appear to be moving forward. I really
want to make a game of this to open more minds up to the world of MCOG!
 595. richard bradford
Wow did not know this many ppl liked this tv cartoon loved this when i was a kid, 27 now
(2003) i used to run home from junior school and watch it on tv. They were the days lol.
I am trying to fine it again on vcd or dvd im in england uk northwest lancs blackpool
if any 1 can help email me pleeeeeease what a great site well done
594. Joanne Croft
I love the cities of gold, am slowly downloading them off the internet but cant get the
complete series!! soo want it to be brought out on video in hmv!! love the theme tune,
walk around work humming it and dreaming of being a child of the sun!
 593. Emily
I'm so excited to know there are others who love MCoG as much as I do. I saw them for the
first time in Puerto Rico and I have only meet one other person who actually has seen the
show. What great memories! My sister and I used to fight on who got to be Zia for the
day.
 592. Andy H
I last saw this cartoon sometime in the mid-80's, I can't remember exactly when. All I
could remember was that it was amazing though.
 591. erik f
hi, just wanted to mention that I always think of this series when I hear the song Jaguar
by DJ Rolando A.KA the Aztec Mystic; pick it up and feel like a condor!
590. erik f
oh my god, I always think of this show that I used to see on TCC in 1989 I think. This is
the greatest!
 589. Magnus
I am from Sweden and MCoG was aired back in 1989, I was 11 years at that time. I never
enjoyed Disney-movies after that, I loved the historical facts and the characters. I think
MCoG changed my life, for an exampel. I start read history after that.
588. jaber mohammed
587. Nikki
I live in Queensland, Australia and am 27yrs old. I remember watching MCOG on the ABC and
can still remember it being the highlight of every weekday during the mid-eighties. I am
excited and relieved to see so many Aussie fans out there today. I had forgotten how
fantastic, ingenious and addictive this cartoon series is (despite the very catchy theme
song that has haunted me to this very day!). My young daughters will now have the pleasure
of MCOG in their lives too! Thanks for the beautiful childhood memories -- MCOG forever!
 586. Marcus
The best animated series ever created by man.
Greetings from Sweden
585. Levi Trĝite
COOL!
584. Heather (http://www.mymischief.com)
This was one of those shows I couldn't get enough of when I was younger, and was recently
reminded of it again... too bad my daughter will never get to see great stuff like this on
a regular basis!
 583. WALKaMILE
582. BRANDON GITTS
581. Erin
i've been haunted by the memories of three mythical heroes gallabashing across the andies
mountains ever since i was a little kid picking my nose in front of the tv c. 1987,
detroit mi. finally i did a computer search only to rediscover The Mysterious Cities of
Gold and all her glory. thank you so much for giving me back a missing piece.
 580. Kelly (http://www.freewebs.com/stuffilike/mcog.htm)
I was (and am) so impressed with this show. It's one of those things that you can become
obsessed with. I just showed it to my younger sister, and she loves it now too. If anyone
would like the entire series in English on VCD (playable on your computer or on most DVD
players) visit the web page shown next to my name.
579. Howard
This was from before i wa born, i have no idea why a second series wasnt made but i wish
they had. BEST CARTOON EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!
 578. lADY OF aVALON
i WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYBODY WHO HAS KEEP THIS CARTOON ALIVE FOR US WHO DID THE VOCIES
OF THE MYSTERIOUS CITIES OF GOLD
I KNOW THERE ARE ONLY 39
EPISODES DONE FOR SEASON ONE THERE WAS TO AHEV BEEN THREE SEASON OF MCOG. THE WEBSITE IS
GREAT AND I WILL TELL MY FRIENDS TO VISIT IT
THANK YOU
LADY OF AVALON
 577. dayshaddow
wow,i was only5 when i first watched this cartoon.i have always rembered it.its one of
those happy childhood memorys that i hope stayes with me forever.i never saw the whole
series but with the powere of broad band and imesh i have downloaded almost all of them
now and will have the rest in a few days.its great to do back and be a child again.
576. Runechild (http://www.gryffindortower.net)
Having grown up with this program, this site really does bring back memories.
It used to be a nightly ritual; coming in from school, wolfing down a quick tea in front
of the telly before the Mysterious Cities of Gold came on. I'm still looking for the
downloads of all the episodes, having 1-7 so far, but I will eventually end up with all of
them.
I suppose it could be said that this kind of obsession is rather sad for a 25 year old
lawyer, but this just goes to show the enduring legacy of this series.
Rune.
575. Lisa and Jon
Why don't they make kids programmes like Mysterious Cities of Gold anymore? (Too
incredible to compete with I guess!) Every time we watch an episode I want to cry
buckets!! I (Lisa) am only 21, but have already decided that when I eventually have kids
they WILL watch our vids of it (and naturally, they will resemble Esteban (I LOVE HIM!)
and Zia)!! Me and Jon say a big hello to all the other MCOG fans out there, hope you enjoy
watching it as much as we do. ^_^
P.S. How ace is Mendoza's flappy cape??!!
 574. frederick c moore
I've been wondering if i could ever find anyone who has even at least rememberd the
series. It was so exciting to find this site and see so many fans that are out there. The
Mysterious Cities Of Gold is brilliant. A cartoon show that showcases native Mesoamerican
culture is a real jem. I am greatful to have been born in 1980 and was old enough to enjoy
such a killer cartoon.
573. Will Pryn
Mcog, was truly a source of inspiration for me during my childhood and i still flutter in
my stomach when i think of how excited i used to be when the theme music would start
playing- telling me that my fav show in the world ever was beginning!
They dont make 'em like that any more!
572. Naridu (http://www.geocities.com/naridu)
I'm 22 from australia, and here too the quality of afternoon children's programs has fallen to
appalling. There is the harry potter look alike 'the very worst witch', and hmmm, Albert, the
5th muskateer. *sigh* bring back MCOG!!!
everyone I talk to seems to hold a special place in their heart for this wonderful series. I'd
love to see it's return so It can be shared with a new generation.
Devoted servant of mcog
571. Elahim Aishavin
I realy like this site... I love the MCoG serie. But I am in awe since I do not know
where the rest of the tcc series frommylost childhood can be found. I don't know the
names of the series I seek but maybe one some one can give me a couple sugestions...
570. suzie billingham
569. Maraea
The Mysterious Cities Of Gold was my favorite show growing up. I just lately came across
the idea of looking it up on the internet. I was surprised but also excited to know that
there are so many people out there that, like me, watched and loved the show. Thanks!
 568. Simon
This site rules. Not also does MCoG rule, it had the best theme tune (along with
Dogtanian)
567. Liban
Wow, I never knew this show was so popular. I used to watch it every day in Sweden, thanks to
"The Childrens Channel". I feel sorry for children today, missing out on great cartoon shows
like MCOG, Dungeons & Dragons and Ulyssis 31. This show holds a great piece of my heart
and I hope they'll release a DVD verson of the cartoon.
566. Brian Winters
HI I'm 20 years old from massachusetts and growing up I aspired to be just like Estaban
now I study ancient culture and technology I have never met anyone who knew the series in
person so you can guess how excited I was to find this site I still have all my videos
from when I was younger and would be happy to share with anyone who asks.
 565. Roundy
I used to watch citys of gold as a kid back in the days of phil scofield and bobby the banana and thaght it had faded into obscurity. Thanx 2 everyone who has put up mpegs for people 2 watch - You've braght back some happy memorys!!!
564. Lena Patel
This has got to be the all time greatest cartoon ever. I love it, if any of you know where
I will be able to purchase any videos etc. please let me know. Thanks, Lena
563. mark
Hi their I would like to know what peoples favourites episode were andwhen was the last
time they seen it, i havent watched it since tcc went. And did anybody fancy any of the
charachters.
562. Staino
Hi, I'm from Belgium and the mCoG changed my life
561. Raphael Sylvester
What a show!! I still have the last episode on tape and I nearly cry every time I watch
it. How fine is Zia? What a girl. I say we occupy Parliament until they show a re-run,
or alternatively write to the BBC in a firm, but polite manner.
560. Mark Kasaroczky
I was originally born in Budapest Hungary in 1975, but have lived in the US since the
early 80's , this is where I first saw MCOG on the nickelodeon network, back in 87 and
88. I got to tell you, cartoons today pale in comparison to what was in the 1980's , when
cartoons actually had good storylines. (it's also the same with music for me, to me, real
music stopped being made in 1990)
some examples of my favorite childhood cartoons were the original Transformers, the real
ghostbusters, muppet babies, dungeons and dragons, a few others, and of course, Mysterious
cities of gold.
559. Leah
I've been looking for years for other people who watched this show! How wonderful to find
that it was not just a dream! We've got to get the series released again!
558. Julie Wills
This programme is the best!!! i have searched for ages to find it again and then i
discovered this website! so happy!!x.
 557. Matty C
Truely a great show. I have all 39 episodes in english (avi format) regularly available
via grokster (like napster) and it has a great resolution when played through Whisset
media player. If anyone is interested, I will gladly let you download them directly from
me. Seeing as there is still no english versions available, this is the only way we, the
true fans of MCoG, will see it again.
556. Dem Roshe
I came across this MCoG site by pure accident looking up something else. I
had no idea that people liked it this much as we did. I remember watching it
when I was younger mb 16 years ago now. It was a great series and I used to
rush home to see it. If I ever ger married and have children I have to get
the complete episodes so they can see it too..It really was a choice series
like others of its day, inc Star Blazers and Robotech etc...peace all ..out
p.s. we should have a MCoG convention down here in Australia:)
555. Kevin Barmann
greatest show ever
554. Zeen (http://members.aol.com/zeen1987/MCOG.html)
The Mysterious Cities of Gold was and still is my most favourite cartoon ever! I first
watched it when I was like 4 years old! and I still remember it, I am now 15, and me and
my older sister love it to bits!
^_^
553. Beth
One of my best childhood memories, i even had my long hair chopped wen i was 9 to look
like estaban, evn tho I am a girl!! sad!!
552. Anthony Roddy
A classic. Nothing quite compares to the linear storyline and classic animation. Only
slightly better than Ulysses 31 though.
 551. emma canvin
I loved this programme!!! Bring it back I say!!!
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