Name That Actor...

Fans of '70s/'80s film/TV, time to rack your brains! Can you identify the actors and actresses in these commercials?

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Singer Sewing Machines
(with Debbie Reynolds)

Q. Actress Debbie Reynolds stars in this 1977 commercial for Singer Sewing Machines, but can you identify her two male co-stars?

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A: Character actors Michael Tucci ("Grease") and George Dzundza.

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Tickle

Q. These two 1977 commercials for the phallic antiperspirant "Tickle" feature 6 familiar actresses. I'm not certain they've all been identified correctly. Any help?

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A. I could be wrong on this, but I think the first three are Karen Austin, Cheryl Ladd and Mariel Hemmingway (or is it Margeux?). An anonymous visitor speculated that the second set of ladies may be Kathryn Leigh Scott, Kim Bassinger and Lynne Moody.

And how did they sneak the blatant sexual innuendo past the network censors?

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Gaines-Burgers Dog Food

Q. Can you identify the actors in this clip? The dog owner's friends seem familiar but I can't place 'em.

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A. The dog's owner is the recently deceased James Whitmore. Anyone know who the other two are?

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Revlon Crease-Proof Eyeshadow

Q. The lady in this 1977 eyeshadow commercial can't be who she looks like. But jeez, it looks like her. Can anyone tell me who she is?

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A. If I didn't know better, I'd swear that was Anita Bryant. Wait, is that Anita Bryant?! Nah!

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Talking Barbie

Q. It should be easy for many to identify the second little girl seen in this Talking Barbie (and Stacy!) doll commercial from 1968. Who is she?

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A. Eve Plumb, best known as Jan Brady from TV's "The Brady Bunch."

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1977 ABC Promo

And as a bonus, there's many familiar faces in this promo for the little-seen "Blansky's Beauties," the "Barney Miller" spin-off "Fish" and the original "Starsky and Hutch."

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Congratulations! You've just successfully wasted another four+ minutes of your life! Those who guessed correctly will win squat... but if you can name someone that I couldn't, leave me a comment!

Cuz you know you don't have a life either.
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Krofftapalooza! HR Pufnstuf (in stereo!)

Yep, it's time for yet another post featuring that damned dopey dragon who's been haunting me for years... Here's the mini soundtrack album for "H.R. Pufnstuf." In 1970, kids collected Kellogg's cereal box tops and sent away for this groovy 45, which features 11 songs from the show! In the event that you didn't send away for yours 40 years ago, you're apt to be charged a fortune for an old, beat-up copy of it (I can personally attest to that). Wish this rip were a little more sparkling than it is -- frankly the the first few tracks on each side of the album were in pretty rough shape, though I was able to clean it up substantially. I'll probably wind up getting another copy of the record eventually (they're not easy to come by), but this works for the time being. Mine didn't include the original cover, so I had to snag scans from the web.

01. H.R. Pufnstuf
02. When We Woke Up This Morning
03. Mechanical Boy
04. How Lucky I Am
05. I'm So Happy to Be Here
06. Oranges, Smoranges
07. Pronouns
08. Ice Cold Lemonade
09. Bucket of Sunshine
10. The End of the Road
11. H.R. Pufnstuf (reprise)

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And my oft-posted DVD rip, which features all of the songs from the show, can be found right here.

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In related news... PUFNSTUF the movie is finally being released on DVD on May 19th (May 25th in the UK), with a suggested retail price of $14.98/£14.99. Rather (un)coincidentally, it's hitting shelves right before the new LAND OF THE LOST movie hits theatres. No word yet on the specifications or extras (if any). The disc is available for pre-order at amazon. Get it before it goes out of print and people start scalping it again (like they're currently doing with the now out of print TV series)!

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CLICK HERE FOR THE PUFNSTUF GALLERY!

And remember! When vacationing on Living Island, make sure to steer clear of the evil trees. They've got wood and there's no telling where they'll stick it.

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Meet the Applegates!

Director Michael Lehmann's follow-up to HEATHERS featured a few of the same cast and crew members and some pitch black comedy, but it went in an entirely different direction altogether... The Applegates (headed by Ed Begley, Jr., Stockard Channing & Dabney Coleman) are a South American family of gigantic, intelligent insects who disguise themselves as human beings and move to the North American suburbs to execute their plans of taking down the human race. The plans, however, have to take a backseat when the Applegates find themselves coping with normal American problems -- you know, drug abuse, debt, unwanted pregnancies, philandering... the usual! The flick is sort of like a 50s b-movie with whacked-out, pre-PC '80s sensibilities. Long out of print, the movie's available to download from The Manchester Morgue.


And here's the unreleased score from the film by David Newman (who also scored HEATHERS). I think this was released as a composer's demo -- it originated on another wonderful blog (I believe it was "From Origins Unknown") that has, sadly, bitten the dust.

MEET THE APPLEGATES score

Tracks 1-17 (Untitled)

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If you or a loved one are a ginormous insect hellbent on conquering the human race, please remember that hamburgers are people too. Eat less chikin!

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Index

For your convenience, here is a monstrous alphabetical link-list of more than 300 movies, TV shows, etc. that I've covered here on the site. Don't just assume you know what's waiting on the other side of these links, cuz there's no telling what you'll find (could be something as cool as a big expanded soundtrack, as disappointing as a single song, as mundane as a review, as awesome as a comic book or as unusual as a coloring book)... And no, this is not everything that's available on my site (I've probably overlooked stuff and I do veer away from film on occasion), so I never discourage using that little search tool on the top left.

Movie ads

Compilation Albums
1941 (Coming Soon!)
20th Century Oz
3rd Rock from the Sun (TV Series)
Abbot & Costello: Who's on First? (radio show)
Absolute Beginners
Across the Universe
The Addams Family (animated TV Series)
Addams Family Values
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. (TV series)
Alvin & the Chipmunks (1980s TV Series)
The Amazing Mr. Bickford
American Gothic (TV Series)
An American Werewolf in London
An American Werewolf in Paris
Animal Farm
Animalympics
Annie (1982)
Annie 2: Miss Hannigan's Revenge
The Apple
The Applegates
April Fool's Day (1986)
Annabelle's Wish
Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again
The Archie Show
The Aristocats
Arrested Development (TV Series)
Arthur
At Home with the Webbers
The Baby
Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend
Back to the Future
The Bad Seed (1956)
The Banana Splits Adventure Hour
Basket Case 2
Basket Case 3
Bates Motel
Batman Returns
Battlestar Galactica (1970s)
The Bay City Rollers Show
The Bear That Wasn't
The Beatles Revolution (TV Special)
Beautiful Kate
Bedknobs & Broomsticks
Benji
The Best Little Special in Texas (TV Special)
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public
Bette (TV Series)
The Beverly Hillbillies (1993)
Beyond Witch Mountain
Big
Birds of Prey (TV Series)
The Black Cauldron
The Black Hole
Blade Runner
Blood Freak
Blue Money
Blue Valley Songbird
Boy Meets World (TV Series)
Bozo and Friends
The Brady Bunch Variety Hour
Brain Damage
Brazil
Bride of Chucky Interview
Brigadoon (1966)
Brisco County Jr. (TV Series)
Bubble Boy
Buckaroo Banzai
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Bugs Bunny on Broadway
Cabin By the Lake
Caligula
Camp
The Care Bears Movie
The Care Bears Movie 2
Carnival of Souls (1960)
Carrie (Various Versions)
Cat People
Cecil B. Demented
The Changeling
Chastity
The Cheerleaders
The Chipmunk Adventure
(The Other) Cinderella (1977)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Clueless (TV Series)
Colma the Musical
Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
Conan the Barbarian/Destroyer
The Coneheads (TV Pilot)
Creepers
The Cube
The Dark Backward
The Dark Crystal
The Daydreamer
Deadly Blessing
Death Becomes Her
The Deathhead Virgin
Deep Throat
Demonic Toys
The Designing Women Reunion
Detroit Rock City
The Devil and Daniel Mouse
The Devil in Miss Jones
Die! Mommie, Die!
The Disco Ball
Disco Beaver from Outer Space
Doctor Mordrid
Doll Graveyard
Dolly Parton: Treasures (TV Special)
The Donna Reed Show
Donnie Darko
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead
Down By the Creek Bank (Play)
Down to Earth (TV series)
Dracula: Dead & Loving It
Dragonheart
Dragonslayer
Dr. Caligari
Dr. Coppelius
Dreamchild
Dune (1984)
Earth Girls Are Easy (Movie & Musical)
The Easter Bunny Is Coming to Town
Edith Ann's Christmas
Electra Woman and Dyna Girl (2001)
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark
The Empire Strikes Back
(Adult) Fairy Tales
Family Plot
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Filthy Rich
Firstborn
Flash Gordon (1980)
Flesh Gordon/Flesh Gordon Vs. the Cosmic Cheerleaders
Flowers in the Attic
Fol-de-Rol (TV Special)
Forever Fabulous
For Your Eyes Only
Fox Kids Club
Frankenhooker
Frauds
Freaks and Geeks (TV Series)
Free Spirit (TV Series)
The Funhouse
Funky Phantom (TV Series)
The Garbage Pail Kids Movie
Gargoyles (TV Series)
Garth Brooks in the Life of Chris Gaines (TV Special)
Girls Will Be Girls
Give My Regards to Broad Street
Goonies
Gothic
The Great Muppet Caper
Gremlins/Gremlins 2: The New Batch
The Groovie Goolies (TV Show)
Guardian of the Abyss
Gypsy 83
Halloween: H20
Hanna-Barbera
Harold and Maude
The Harrad Experiment/Harrad Summer
Head of the Class (TV Series)
Heart and Souls
Heartsong
Heathers
The Heavenly Kid
The Heights (TV Series)
Hellraiser
Hey, Arnold! (TV Series)
Hollywood Hot Tubs
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
House of Harrington
House on Haunted Hill (1999)
Howard the Duck
How I Met Your Mother (TV Series)
How to Beat the High Cost of Living
How to Have a Moneymaking Garage Sale
H.R. Pufnstuf (TV Series)
Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte
Ice Castles
I, Madman
Indiana Jones (All versions)
The Initiation of Sarah (1978)
I Saw What You Did (1988)
It
The Italian Stallion
Jackie's Back!
The Jacksons: An American Dream
Jawbreaker
Jaws 2
Jerker
Jesus Christ Superstar
Jim Carrey Uncensored (TV Special)
Jimmy the Kid (1982)
Jingleball Rock (TV Special)
Joe (1970)
Joe's Apartment
John, Paul, George, Ringo... and Bert (Play)
Jubilee
Kaptain Kool and the Kongs
Kenny (Rogers) & Dolly (Parton): A Christmas to Remember (TV Special)
Killer Bees
The Killing Kind
The Krofft Supershow (TV Series)
The Krofft Superstar Hour (TV Series)
Labyrinth
Ladyhawke
The Lady in White
Land of the Lost (2009)
The Last Starfighter
The Last Supper
Legend
The Legend of Lizzie Borden
Les Poupees de Paris
Lidsville
The Little Mermaid
Little Shop of Horrors (1986)
The Little Vampire
Lonesome Ghosts
Lost in Space (1998)
Love, American Style (1999)
Mad Mad Mad Monsters
The Mad Magazine TV Special
Mad Monster Party
Magic
Maniac
Marci X
Mary Poppins
The Mask (1994)
May
Meet the Applegates
Micki + Maude
Midnight Madness
Minnie 'n' Me
Mirror, Mirror
Misery
The Misfits
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Moment By Moment
The Money Pit
Moonwalker
MTV's Oddities: The Head
The Munsters
The Muppet Movie
The Muppet Show
The Muppets Take Manhattan
The Mysterious House of Dr. C.
Mystery Men
A Name For Evil
Name of the Rose
National Lampoon's Disco Beaver from Outer Space
Near Dark
Neverland
Nightmare Before Christmas
Nightmare Cafe (TV Series)
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Night of the Comet
Night Shift
Night Tide
Nine to Five
Nocturna (1979)
Not Another Teen Movie
Nudist Colony of the Dead
Octopussy
Once Bitten
Our Friend, Martin (Luther King)
Out of the Blue
Over the Top (TV Series)
Oz: A Rock & Roll Road Movie
Pandemonium
The Parent Trap (1998)
Pass the Ammo
Patrick
The Paul Lynde Halloween Special (TV Special)
Peyton Place
Phantasm
Phantom of the Paradise (1974)
Phenomena
Picture Mommy Dead
Pink Lady & Jeff (TV Series)
Piranha
The Pirate Movie
Pirates of the Caribbean
The Pit & the Pendulum
Plan 9 from Outer Space
Planet of the Apes (TV Series)
Planet of the Apes: Rule the Planet (TV Special)
Polly (1989)
Popeye (1980)
The Popples
Pretty Dead Girl
Project: Metalbeast
Prom Night (1980)
Psycho (1-4)
Psycho Beach Party
Puff the Magic Dragon (TV Special)
Pufnstuf(1970)
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
Puss Bucket
Quantum Leap (TV Series)
The Rage: Carrie 2
Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure
Ready to Rumble
Return of the Jedi
Return to Oz
Revenge of the Cheerleaders
Rhinestone
Richie Rich
Rock & Rule
Rock N Roll High School
Rockula
Rocky Horror Picture Show
The Roseanne Show (Talk Show)
Rosemary's Baby
Ruby
Rumble Fish
Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996 TV Series)
The Sadist
Saigon (1948)
Santa Claus: The Movie
Satan's Sadists
Scooby-Doo (Various series and films)
Scream and Scream Again
The Secret of NIMH
Sesame Street
Sextette
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
She-Devil
The Shining (1980)
Side Show
Sigmund & the Sea Monsters
Silence of the Lambs (The Musical!)
Sleeping Beauty
Slimer & the Real Ghostbusters (TV Series)
Small Soldiers
A Smoky Mountain Christmas
Soapdish
Some of My Best Friends (TV series)
Some of My Best Friends Are...
Soul Hustler
The Sound of Music
South Park
Spartacus
Splash
The Stand
Star Wars
steve.oedekerk.com
The Stepford Children
Straight Talk
Strange Brew
A Streetcar Named Desire
A Streetcar Named Desire (1984)
Style & Substance (TV Series)
Subspecies
Sunset Boulevard
Super Fuzz
Superman (1978)
Supergirl
Suspiria
Tales from the Crypt
Tarzan in Concert with Phil Collins (TV Special)
Teaching Mrs. Tingle
Teen Angel (1997 TV Series)
Teen Wolf
Teen Wolf Too
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
That Darn Cat! (1966)
Theatre of Blood
These Old Broads
Those Crazy Peckers!
This House Possessed
Tilt
Tommy
Tootsie
Tourist Trap (1979)
To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar
The Toy Box
Toys Are Not for Children
Times Square
Troll
The Trouble with Harry
Twelfth Night
Twice Dead
Twilight Zone (TV Series)
Two of a Kind (1983)
Ultraverse
Unfaithfully Yours
Unlikely Angel
The Universal Studios Tour Album
Veronica's Closet
The Victim (aka Out of Contention) (TV Movie)
Videodrome
The Villain
Viva Zapata
Voyage of the Rock Aliens
Wacko
The Wall
Warlock
The Watcher in the Woods
Wet Hot American Summer
Wham! Bam! Thank You, Spaceman!
What Do You Say to a Naked Lady?
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
What's Opera, Doc?
What's the Matter with Helen?
When the Wind Blows
White Nights
Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?
A Whole New World: The Making of Aladdin
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Film)
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Broadway)
Wicked, Wicked
Wild Hogs
Wild Texas Wind
Willard (2003)
The Wizard of Oz
Wolfen
Women of the House (TV Series)
Wonderbug (TV Series)
The Worst Witch (1986)
Xanadu
Yellow Submarine
You Light Up My Life
You Wish (1997 TV Series)
Zapped!

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People/Bands

Nude Stars!
Jason Bateman
The Beatles
The Bee Gees
Cher
Phil Collins
Jeffrey Combs
Alice Cooper
Tim Curry
Elvira
Mort Garson
Goblin
Jim Henson
Alfred Hitchcock
Dustin Hoffman
Michael Jackson
Stephen King
KISS
Sid & Marty Krofft
Nirvana/Kurt Cobain
Dolly Parton
Vincent Price
Prince
Debbie Reynolds
Natasha Richardson
Roseanne (Barr/Arnold)
Julian Sands
Sylvester Stallone
Lily Tomlin
Tina Turner
Paul Williams

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Gothic

Okay, one more Natasha Richardson-related rarity (actually planned to upload this one first, but couldn't find it). Here's the hard to find score for GOTHIC. Director Ken Russell is known for being visually extravagant (TOMMY), rewriting history (LISZTOMANIA), and reveling in perversities (WOMEN IN LOVE) and bizarre subject matter (ALTERED STATES)... well GOTHIC certainly adheres to all of those hallmarks! Loosely based on the incidents that inspired Mary Shelley (Richardson, in her breakout role) to write her famous novel "Frankenstein," GOTHIC takes huge liberties, frequently posing the question, "What if..." The result is a bizarre, drugged out, sexually charged movie that's reviled by many and revered by some as one of Russell's most interesting films.


The score is by '80s music legend Thomas Dolby ("She Blinded Me with Science"). The album is very hard to come by on CD and used copies sell for around $100. This is not my rip -- I downloaded it eons ago (no idea where I got it) and I currently don't see a live download link for it anywhere. Apparently there's some bad vinyl rips circulating, but this doesn't seem to be one of 'em. Huge thanks to the original ripper/uploader. 320 rip.


01. Fantasmagoria
02. Byronic Love
03. Shelleymania
04. Mary's Theme
05. Party Games
06. Gipsygirl
07. The Crucifix
08. The Fundamental Source
09. Sin & Buggery
10. Impalement
11. Skullpulse
12. Leech Juice
13. Restless Sleep 1, 2 & 3
14. It's His
15. A Trickle of Blood
16. Coitus Per Stigmata
17. Once We Vowed Eternal Love
18. Riddled with Guilt
19. Metamorphosis
20. The Hangman
21. The Beast in the Crypt
22. The Final Seance
23. Funeral By the Lake
24. No Ghosts in Daylight
25. To the Grave
26. The Devil is an Englishman

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The Parent Trap (1998) Pressbook

This share has been on my to-do list for quite a while, but now I'm finally posting it in memory of the beautiful and multi-talented Natasha Richardson. The circumstances surrounding her death are very sad, and my heart goes out to Liam Neeson and the rest of her famous family. May she rest in peace.


So here's the pressbook for the 1998 remake of THE PARENT TRAP, which starred Richardson, Dennis Quaid, Lindsay Lohan, Elaine Hendrix, Lisa Ann Walter, Maggie Wheeler and Polly Holliday. Often times these books are mainly generic text, but this one has a substantial amount of black and white pictures and behind the scenes information on the making of the film. Although I generally express my aversion to remakes (and Lindsay Lohan), I really have no opinion on this one cuz I've never seen it. The general consensus is it was amongst the small handful of good remakes and I do love the cast (with the exception of Lohan... who's certainly proven herself to be no Hayley Mills!).

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And here's some TV Spots for the film, as well as Lohan hosting TGIF!



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Krofftapalooza: The Brady Bunch Variety Hour!

In November 1976, a TV special premiered that paved the way for a series the following January... and it's a series that's perhaps become more legendary than even the exec producers' kiddie series "H.R. Pufnstuf." The show featured all of the off-kilter humor, bizarre, colorful sets, wackiness and tackiness that is the trademark of '70s Saturday morning TV moguls Sid and Marty Krofft... along with a family named Brady. Several Brady cast members guest starred on an episode of the Kroffts' "Donny and Marie" in October, 1976. The episode garnered such high ratings that the president of ABC approached the Kroffts to quickly develop a TV Special (and potential weekly show) for the Bradys.

Funny thing about the special though: It was rushed into production so hurriedly that it wasn't cleared with Brady creator Sherwood Schwartz or Paramount, who owned the episodes of the original Brady sitcom. A deal was struck at the last minute because Paramount wanted the extra publicity for the syndicated prints of the sitcom, and Schwartz didn't want to deprive the actors of a paycheck. The kids, meanwhile, only did it for the paycheck. Florence Henderson and Robert Reed were both excited to be doing a musical variety show, so the kids were sucked back in as a result of the enthusiasm of their "parents."

"The Brady Bunch Variety Hour" reunited all of the Brady cast members except for Eve Plumb, who was shooting a film at the time (she was replaced by "fake Jan" Geri Reischl). The premise was that Mike Brady quit being an architect, bought a new house and the family attempted to mount (in the words of Barry Williams) "the best darned variety show ever! They didn't even come close." A doppleganger of "The Donny and Marie Show," this incarnation of the Brady Bunch featured the family singing tacky disco tunes, performing skits that were lamer than the ones on their previous series, and standing idly by as the Krofftettes performed creepy underwater ballets, ala Esther Williams, in the Brady's backyard (soundstage) swimming pool.


Nearly two decades before THE BRADY BUNCH MOVIE, the actual Brady actors seemed to be lampooning their characters. Some fans found that insulting, but others (like myself) delighted in its absurdity. The parents went through a bizarre role reversal, with Carol suddenly wearing the pants (-suit) in the family, and the kids became more cardboard and one-dimensional than they'd ever been. (Fake) Jan took over the role of the stupid but cute kid, because previous stupid but cute kid Cindy was too busy doing nothing but fighting with Bobby. Greg didn't care about anything but music and Peter was suddenly a walking erection, completely obsessed with girls. And Marcia was, well, Marcia. To call the Brady kids "thoroughly self-involved" in this incarnation would be an overwhelming understatement!



The variety show aired in November and was another ratings success, so a regular recurring series was immidiately ordered. Being a family show in several senses of the term, Krofft alum (and flaming queen) Rip Taylor was a featured supporting player, and H.R. Pufnstuf and Kaptain Kool and the Kongs made guest appearances during the brief run of the show.



Airing with a rotating roster of shows (there was generally a different show each week), "The Brady Bunch Hour" saw a steady decline in ratings over the course of eight episodes, which aired sporadically from January to May, 1977. The show was quickly canceled, but with the continued popularity of the Brady Bunch, the variety show has become this legendary beast on par with "The Star Wars Holiday Special," and it's been referenced and lampooned countless times -- most notably in episodes of "The Simpsons" and "That '70s Show." "The Brady Bunch Hour" generally tops the list of all-time worst TV series, though that's hardly fair (there were many worse shows that weren't so high-profile). Sure it's undeniably terrible, but like all Krofft shows, it never once takes itself seriously, which lends a certain charm.



Only two episodes are available on DVD... In the nine episodes that were produced, there were 117 songs(!!), which is why the other episodes weren't released on DVD -- that's a whole lotta royalties to pay!

Pilot
01. The Brady Bunch/Baby Face/Love to Love You
02. One
03. Splish-Splash (with Donnie & Marie)
04. Clowning Around (Instrumental)
05. Corner of the Sky - Barry Williams (Greg)
06. Facade - Tony Randall
07. What I Did For Love/The Way We Were - Florence Henderson (Carol)
08. Medley: Dancing
a) Attitude Dancing
b) Cheek to Cheek
c) Dance with Me
d) I Could Have Danced All Night
e) The Hustle
f) Shake Your Booty
09. The Way We Were (reprise)

Episode 3
10. Brady Bunch/Sunny Side Up
11. It's Not Where You Start (It's Where You Finish)
12. Traces/All By Myself - Florence Henderson (Carol) & Barry Williams (Greg)
13. Celebration - H.R. Pufnstuf
14. Time in a Bottle - Maureen McCormack (Marcia)
15. Medley: Happiness - I Want to Be Happy / You've Made Me So Very Happy / Make Someone Happy / Happy Together / Put on a Happy Face / Happy Days (with Rip Taylor)
16. United We Stand

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Volume 2 of music is now available for download!

More photos and information about the show are available at The Brady Bunch Hour website! (which is where I got most of the pics) and the DVD is available wherever cheesy DVDs are sold. And you can find more Krofftapalooza right here!

WARNING: If, after listening to these songs, you start a torrid affair with a parental figure, you get the overwhelming urge to dress in plaid, polyester leisure suits, or if you notice that your sister's been replaced with a lookalike, contact the president of the Davy Jones fan club immediately! Side effects may include singing dreadful disco songs, canoodling in the pool with underwater ballerinas and selling your baby sister's beloved Kitty Karry-All doll for blow. Offer prohibited on Gilligan's Island.

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