Lidsville
Lidsville is Sid and Marty Krofft's third television show following H.R. Pufnstuf and The Bugaloos. As did its predecessors, the series combined two types of characters: conventional actors in makeup filmed alongside performers in full mascot costumes, whose voices were dubbed in post-production. Seventeen episodes aired on Saturday mornings for two seasons, 1971–1973. The opening was shot at Six Flags Over Texas.
Cast: Charles Nelson Reilly, Billie Hayes, Butch Patrick
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Season 1
17 episodes
- 1. World in a HatWhen Mark lands in Lidsville, the bad hats mistake him for a spy and take Him to Hoo-Doo, the evil magician of Lidsville. Hoo-Doo makes Weenie Genie take him to the dungeon. Mark explains to weenie about the real world, and they plan to escape Hoo-Doo's top hat. Soon they are suspended over the shampoo river, and are rescued by twirly, the good beanie, and are taken back to the good hats.BCC30minSep 10, 1971
- 2. Show Me the Way to Go HomeWhen an old map with a golden ladder on it is found, everyone thinks its a way oyut of Lidsville. While mark , Weenie, and Colonel Poom set off to find the ladder, Hoo-doo decides that the good hats must be punished. Hoo-Doo and his minions decide that hats fear stomping, so Hoo-Doo breaks out Big Daddy. Big Daddy is a blow-up image of Hoo-Doo. When Mark, Weenie, Colonel Poom fail to find the ladder, they come to find their friends almost being stomped. They pop the blow up thing, and save the day.BCC30minSep 17, 1971
- 3. Fly Now, Vaccum LaterTo escape from Lidsville, Weenie conjures up a flying carpet. When Hoo-Doo catches wind of their plan He makes a giant vacuum. When Mark tries out the carpet, he's sucked in by the giant vacuum. Now in Hoo-Doo possesion, He makes Mark walk off the top of his top hat home. When the carpet comes to Weenie, He saves the day by catching Mark before he walks off the plank. When Hoo-Doo attemps to stop them He falls off the plank instead.BCC30minSep 24, 1971
- 4. Weenie, Weenie, Where's Our Genie?When Weenie feels that the good hats and Mark are neglecting him, he runs away. Back at the top hat, Hoo-Doo realizes how valuable the genie was when things start to fall apart. He goes to Lidsville demanding the genie. When Weenie wont come because he is wearing ear-muffs, Hoo-Doo captures scorchy, the fire helmet, and nursie and threatens to destroy them if he doesn't get weenie.When every-one is in the top hat weenie takes off his ear-muffs and comes. Hoo-Doo makes him throw his friends in fire. When Weenie says no, Hoo-Doo plans to turn every-one into toads. Weenie pushes the mirror in front of Hoo-Doo, And he becomes a toad himself.BCC30minOct 1, 1971
- 5. Let's Hear it for WhizzoWhen an old map is given to mark and weenie, they set off for the real world. Hoo-doo comes to evict the good hats for not paying their taxes. When the map turns out to be a fake, they come back to find the bad hats living in the good hats homes. When they find them, they decide to disguise mark as the great whizzo. Hoo-doo decides to have a magic duel to find out who is the greatest magician of all time. After a few small tricks, Whizzo decides to blow Hoo-doos house to kingdom come using fire crackers. Mark gets the good hats houses back.BCC30minOct 8, 1971
- 6. Is There a Mayor in the House?Outraged that HooDoo continues to tax them,Mark,and the Good Hats decide to run one of them for Mayor.Tex is choosen.When HooDoo gets wind of their plan,he decides to run his own candidate;Mr Big.Who will win this election,and will HooDoo campaign fair?BCC30minOct 15, 1971
- 7. Take Me to Your RabbitWeenie creates a rocket to help Mark escape from the land of living hats, while Hoodoo loses his zap, and his powers are transferred.BCC30minOct 22, 1971
- 8. Have I Got a Girl For Hoo DooWitchiepoo, H.R. Pufnstuf, makes a guest appearance on Lidsville, giving Hoodoo more than he bargained for.BCC30minOct 29, 1971
- 9. Mark and the Bean StalkHoodoo kidnaps Mark and Weenie, then attempts to escape on a beanstalk to the real world to extort ransom from Mark's parents.BCC30minNov 5, 1971
- 10. Turn in Your Turban, You're ThroughHoodoo transfers Weenie's magic powers into Mark and uses the boy to do his evil bidding.BCC30minNov 12, 1971
- 11. Alias, the Imperial WizardHoodoo kidnaps several of the good hat people to help prepare a party for the Imperial Wizard, but when the party is canceled, he decides to keep them as slaves. Meanwhile, Genie celebrates his 1600th birthday.BCC30minNov 19, 1971
- 12. A Little Hoo Doo Goes a Long WayThe bad hats plan to steal Hoodoo's Hatamarand to escape to the real world, but their scheme is botched and the Hatamarand winds up in Mark's grasp.BCC30minNov 26, 1971
- 13. Oh, BrotherWhile The Great Hoodoo is away, his well-meaning, twin brother Bruce comes to town and tries to makes things right with the residents of Lidsville.BCC30minDec 3, 1971
- 14. Hoo Doo Who?When Hoodoo comes down with amnesia, the bad hats convince him that he's their British butler.BCC30minDec 10, 1971
- 15. The Old Hat HomeWhen the Great Hoodoo is told he can't perform in a charity show, he magically ages Mark, Weenie and the good hat people.BCC30minDec 17, 1971
- 16. The Great Brain RobberyHoodoo takes a cue from the Pied Piper and uses a magic flute to lure the good hat people into his Brainwash Machine.BCC30minDec 24, 1971
- 17. Mommy Hoo DooHoodoo's mother comes Lidsville with the notion that her son has turned to a life of good. Through a series a flashbacks, the townspeople try to convince her that Hoodoo's still as rotten as ever.BCC30minJan 1, 1972
Lidsville
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Lidsville is Sid and Marty Krofft's third television show following H.R. Pufnstuf and The Bugaloos. As did its predecessors, the series combined two types of characters: conventional actors in makeup filmed alongside performers in full mascot costumes, whose voices were dubbed in post-production. Seventeen episodes aired on Saturday mornings for two seasons, 1971–1973. The opening was shot at Six Flags Over Texas.
Creators and cast
- Created by
- Sid Krofft, Marty Krofft
- Studio
- Sid & Marty Krofft Television Productions
Maturity rating
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Audio languages
English
