Groovie Goolies

1970
Groovie Goolies

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EP1 When I Grow Up Sep 12, 1970

Featuring the songs "Monster Cookbook" and "When I Grow Up"

EP2 Population Party Sep 19, 1970

Featuring the songs "1,2,3" and "Population Party"

EP3 Lights Out Sep 26, 1970

Featuring the songs "Cling Clang" and "Lights Out"

EP4 Goolie Garden Oct 03, 1970

Featuring the songs "Goolie Garden" and "Monster on Parade"

EP5 Monster Trio Oct 10, 1970

Featuring the songs "Monster Trio" and "Super Ghoul"

EP6 Feed the Ghost Some Garlic Oct 17, 1970

Featuring the songs "Feed the Ghost Some Garlic" and "Midnight"

EP7 Frankie Oct 24, 1970

Featuring the songs "Frankie" and "Be Kind to Monsters Week"

EP8 What’s in the Bag? Oct 31, 1970

Featuring the songs "What's in the Bag?" and "When the Moon is Full"

EP9 Goolie Picnic Nov 07, 1970

Featuring the songs "Goolie Picnic" and "Little Texas Goolie"

EP10 Where You Going, Little Ghoul? Nov 14, 1970

Featuring the songs "Noises" and "Where You Going Little Ghoul?"

EP11 Gool School Nov 21, 1970

Featuring the songs "Gool School" and "Bumble Goolie"

EP12 Save Your Good Lovin' for Me Nov 28, 1970

Featuring the songs "Save Your Good Lovin' For Me" and "Chick-A-Boom"

EP13 Darlin’ Darlin Dec 05, 1970

Featuring the songs "Darlin' Darlin'" and "Kings and Queens"

EP14 Shadows Dec 12, 1970

Featuring the songs "Shadows" and "Lovely Night For Scaring"

EP15 Witches' Brew Dec 19, 1970

Featuring the songs "Witches Brew" and "Creeper Crawler"

EP16 Goolie Swing Dec 26, 1970

Featuring the songs "Goolie Swing" and "Goolie Get Together"
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Released: 12 September 1970 Ended
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Country: United States of America
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Groovie Goolies is an American animated television show that original ran on network television between 1970 and 1972. Produced by Filmation, Groovie Goolies was a spinoff of Sabrina the Teenage Witch Show. Like most Saturday morning cartoons of the era, Groovie Goolies contained an adult laugh track. In 1977, the show entered syndication as part of an anthology series entitled The Groovie Goolies and Friends, which featured over 104 half-hour episodes. The syndication format featured new opening credits and "bumpers" featuring the Goolies interacting with characters from the various shows, while the original end credits for each series was retained. The syndication package included The New Adventures of Waldo Kitty, Lassie's Rescue Rangers, The New Adventures of Gilligan, My Favorite Martians, M.U.S.H. , Fraidy Cat, and Wacky and Packy.

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colonyhatch I thought I was one of the few folks on this earth that remembered this cartoon show! I don't feel as daft anymore! I remember waking up in time to watch it on Saturday mornings, then it was moved to Sunday mornings. I wish they would bring these good shows back. Seems like todays shows lack the imagination that it took to create shows like this one. I realize that a lot of the original people that created the voices of a lot of these beloved characters have passed on, and will be greatly missed. I wished I could go back in time to record these shows for todays youths to see, and also to look at when I am sad and need to be reminded of a better time.
Texas Forever I have never met anyone who remembers this show. Don't know if it was only show certain places, or if the people I meet just didn't watch it. Whatever the case, I so wish I could find copies of it. I still remember the skeleton playing the xylophone w/his bones and them chasing each other through the house and the way cool music! Frankie and Wolfie, oh, I just loved them all!!!! I find myself sometimes singing some of the songs (Chickaboom) and actually picturing the silly characters. I wonder if it was a West Coast/Southwest thing. Living in Northern Texas and everyone looks at me like I'm a nut when I talk about the show.Cartoon Network, hear my calls and find this wonderful show and put it on!!
grendelkhan Sabrina and the Groovie Goolies was both an off-shoot of the Archies, and a cartoon version of Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. Although Sabrina had her fans, the Goolies were the main attraction.The Goolies were Frankie, Count Drac, Wolfie, Bella, Hagatha, Mummy, Bonapart, Dr Jekyll-Hyde, Batzo, Ratzo, and Hautleroy. There were joined by musical groups the Bare Bones Band and the Mummies & the Puppies. Frankie, Drac, and Wolfie were cartoon versions of the Universal monsters, with a few twists. Frankie was big, but dimwitted. Drac was pretty much himself, if a bit inept. Wolfie was a cool cat for a wolfman, with a t-shirt and baggies and a skateboard. He spoke in a hipster fashion while skating into castle walls. Bella was a vampire, probably named for Bella Lugosi, and bore a strong resemblance to Vampira. Hagatha was a witch, mummy a , well, mummy. Bonapart was a skeleton with a Napoleonic hat. Dr Jekyll-Hyde was one man with two heads; one Jekyll, one Hyde. Batzo and Ratzo were twin vampire troublemakers and Hauntleroy was a ghostly practical joker and coward.The gang got together for jokes, many lame, but still funny to this (then) 4 year-old. They varied between sketches and quick gags, with recurring catch phrases; such as when Frankie would be struck by lightning and utter, in a Boris Karloff-like voice, "I needed that!" There was a wall with various doors and windows for pop-up appearances and jokes, as on Laugh-In. There would be musical numbers, in a breezy pop style, much like the Archies (they were actually pretty good for that kind of bubblegum pop).The show was fun as a kid and I always enjoyed it. A few years back, I found a couple of videotapes with episodes of the cartoon. It didn't hold up as well, but was still funny in parts. It was a Filmation cartoon, so there was plenty of stock footage. It featured great voicework by Larry Storch (F-Troop) and Howard Morris (Andy Griffith Show, Sid Ceasar). You could do a lot worse than this show. Besides, you gotta love that theme song!
hillari Sabrina was part of "The Archies" universe, and her popular comic book spawned this Saturday morning cartoon. Sabrina lived in a creepy house with her two aunts, who were also witches. She was also surrounded by friendly monsters (a werewolf, a vampire, etc.) who stayed in and out of misadventures. I remember that the show focused more on Sabrina's monster friends then her.