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"Archie's Fun House" (1970)TV series 1970-1971

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Overview

Director:
Hal Sutherland
Writers:
John L. Goldwater (characters)
Bob Montana (character)
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Seasons:
1 more
Release Date:
12 September 1970 (USA) more
Plot:
Archie appears on stage in front of a theater full of (live-action) kids each week and introduces his Fun House and the star of the show... more
User Comments:
Ahhhhhh, the good ol'days! more

Cast

 (Series Cast Summary - 4 of 6)
Dal McKennon ... Archie Andrews / ... (15 episodes)
John Erwin ... Reggie Mantle (15 episodes)
Jane Webb ... Betty Cooper / ... (15 episodes)
Howard Morris ... Big Moose / ... (14 episodes)
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Additional Details

Runtime:
60 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Mono
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Company:
CBS Television more

Fun Stuff

Movie Connections:
Follows Archie (1964) (TV) more
Soundtrack:
Archie's Funhouse featuring The Giant Jukebox more

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2 out of 2 people found the following comment useful:-
Ahhhhhh, the good ol'days!, 11 April 2003
Author: (cfc_can@yahoo.com) from Toronto,Ontario

This was one of the first cartoon shows I ever saw and it is one of the few which I can still remember 30 years later. It was quite inventive for it's time. The Archies were already familiar fixtures on the Saturday morning circuit when this began. It basically took the characters and transplanted them into a Laugh-In/Saturday Night Live (well, a G-rated form that is) type of show. There were lots of one-liners, 1-3 minute sketches and recurring characters, like say, several segments in which Big Ethel would demonstrate a foolproof method to snag Jughead as he walked by, but naturally, Ethel would inevitably fall victim to the Wily Coyote syndrome. There were also frequent songs on the show which were presented in a style which may well have inspired the MTV station. These songs (from "The Giant Juke Box")were a bit deeper than the typical Archies bubblegum selections. Some of their songs dealt with racism ("We're One Big Family") and environmental pollution ("Mr.Factory"). All in all, a fun show that was fast paced, creative and sometimes topical, yet inoffensive (as all 70s cartoons were!). Hope it comes on video soon!

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