Hullabaloo------Shindig(Host: Bobby Sherman?)--------Sadly most of those shows have been lost forever because it was common practise to record over previous shows in the name of economics. Kind of like when we recorded a disco album over the top of "The Allman Brothers Live at the Filmore" so we could reuse a 27 cent cassette tape. SIGH!
I actually sorta liked "Mr. Wizard". Well, sorta. I mean, I wasn't on the edge of my chair waiting for it to come on, but it beat "Fury" or "Sky King" by a mile. Did you know that Mr. Wizard just passed away a week or two ago?
And "Pee Wee" Herman always creeped me out, from the first time I saw the guy. There's something inherently unhealthy about that boy. Trust me on this one, STAY AWAY!
I actually sorta liked "Mr. Wizard". Well, sorta. I mean, I wasn't on the edge of my chair waiting for it to come on, but it beat "Fury" or "Sky King" by a mile. Did you know that Mr. Wizard just passed away a week or two ago?
And "Pee Wee" Herman always creeped me out, from the first time I saw the guy. There's something inherently unhealthy about that boy. Trust me on this one, STAY AWAY!
Well, I liked Fury and Sky King (and his niece Penny).
BTW, Pee Wee Herman's kid show is coming back on the Cartoon Network!!
I didn't really LIKE 'Sky King', (especially Penny), but always somehow watched it. It was sponsored by Nabisco, and I did like it when Sky King's plane turned into the Nabisco sign for some reason.
The show was big on pushing spoon size Shredded Wheat (which was a nice change from the big clunky biscuit) and I liked the 3 spacemen who rode flying spoons on the Shredded Wheat commercial. They even gave away miniature spacemen in the box that would fit on the end of your spoon.
All I remember about the show was Sky being a modern 'cowboy' in the sky, who had an annoying niece Penny, and endless flying scenes.
Don't mean to be hard on Penny, but I was much more taken with 'Annie Oakley'.
Your post reminded me of that Twilight episode where the old woman was dealing with the little men in the space ship. What an interesting ending that one had.
The original closing narration for this episode (as it appears in Richard Matheson's teleplay) reads: “This is one of the out-of-the-way places; until now, one of the unvisited places in our solar system—the planet Mars. Bleak. Wasted. Dying. But not quite dead yet.”
This is the only episode with only one person and no spoken dialogue at all; this is primarily performed in pantomime, as demonstrated by Agnes Moorehead.
The small ship is one of the miniatures of the saucer shaped United Planets Cruiser, used in the MGM film Forbidden Planet.
Interesting. And I have to admit I use to watch the show. :blink:
No need to apologize chattingKathy (IMO)... I always liked Pee Wee's Playhouse...
Some folks did, some didn't... definitely an acquired taste... I liked that show as much (if not more) for all of the nitwit characters that were on it... it was a nice respite during my temporary sojourn back into cannibas...
I figger I can still be 'friends' with George even though he didn't like the little squirrel...
(oh... and Penny was hot! She made my little pre-teen hormones go crazy before I knew what they were!)
... I liked that show as much (if not more) for all of the nitwit characters that were on it... it was a nice respite during my temporary sojourn back into cannibas...
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Did anyone want a Hullabaloo band tune????
Click HERE! and name this other British invasion group. Sounds really familiar doesn't it?
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Sudo, um.....I don't know how to tell you this but go to the previous page, I think there's a couple folks that will know it.
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Hullabaloo------Shindig(Host: Bobby Sherman?)--------Sadly most of those shows have been lost forever because it was common practise to record over previous shows in the name of economics. Kind of like when we recorded a disco album over the top of "The Allman Brothers Live at the Filmore" so we could reuse a 27 cent cassette tape. SIGH!
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Sudo,
I actually sorta liked "Mr. Wizard". Well, sorta. I mean, I wasn't on the edge of my chair waiting for it to come on, but it beat "Fury" or "Sky King" by a mile. Did you know that Mr. Wizard just passed away a week or two ago?
And "Pee Wee" Herman always creeped me out, from the first time I saw the guy. There's something inherently unhealthy about that boy. Trust me on this one, STAY AWAY!
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Well, I liked Fury and Sky King (and his niece Penny).
BTW, Pee Wee Herman's kid show is coming back on the Cartoon Network!!
Pee-Wee Herman's 'Playhouse' back on TV
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Interesting. And I have to admit I use to watch the show. :blink:
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I didn't really LIKE 'Sky King', (especially Penny), but always somehow watched it. It was sponsored by Nabisco, and I did like it when Sky King's plane turned into the Nabisco sign for some reason.
The show was big on pushing spoon size Shredded Wheat (which was a nice change from the big clunky biscuit) and I liked the 3 spacemen who rode flying spoons on the Shredded Wheat commercial. They even gave away miniature spacemen in the box that would fit on the end of your spoon.
All I remember about the show was Sky being a modern 'cowboy' in the sky, who had an annoying niece Penny, and endless flying scenes.
Don't mean to be hard on Penny, but I was much more taken with 'Annie Oakley'.
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Your post reminded me of that Twilight episode where the old woman was dealing with the little men in the space ship. What an interesting ending that one had.
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That old woman was Agnes Moorehead-Endora from 'Bewitched'
That was an interesting 'Twilight Zone', with no dialogue.
The toy they used for the 'spaceman' was clunky though.
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Some trivia about it. :)
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No need to apologize chattingKathy (IMO)... I always liked Pee Wee's Playhouse...
Some folks did, some didn't... definitely an acquired taste... I liked that show as much (if not more) for all of the nitwit characters that were on it... it was a nice respite during my temporary sojourn back into cannibas...
I figger I can still be 'friends' with George even though he didn't like the little squirrel...
(oh... and Penny was hot! She made my little pre-teen hormones go crazy before I knew what they were!)
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ChattyKathy
Somehow it was just enough 'out there' to keep my attention.
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... I liked that show as much (if not more) for all of the nitwit characters that were on it... it was a nice respite during my temporary sojourn back into cannibas...
Tomstrangeboy,
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ChattyKathy
Ala dear, he meant he was partaking of this at the time.
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Bluzeman
Who rolls joints THAT small?
Rick
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ChattyKathy
I knew that would catch your attention.
Certainly you or I never have, what a waste of a perfectly good paper.
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Chatty,
I KNEW that was what dear strangeboy was speaking of... it was the fact that he said...
HIS SOJOURN BACK INTO CANNIBAS... Ooops.. i missed TEMPORARY...
duh moi
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ChattyKathy
ggggggggggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr top of the page again
(edited to add this)
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Tom Strange
chatty's on the top... chatty's on the top...
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ChattyKathy
It seems like all of a sudden I'm doing it more.
I have no idea why but it makes me crazy.
:unsure:
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Tom Strange
You have no idea why you keep getting the top? OR You have no idea why it makes you crazy?
Be careful... these are important questions!
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ChattyKathy
Maybe it has something to do with not following someone. :blink:
And ya know I can't go answering that honestly dude.
I already say way the heck too much here. :unsure:
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