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12 September 1970 (USA) morePlot:
'Josie and the Pussycats' is a pop music group. During their tours are always involved in strange mysteries. full summaryUser Comments:
The Comic Book Was Better moreCast
(Series Cast Summary - 1 of 13) | Janet Waldo | ... | Josie McCoy (unknown episodes) |
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30 min (16 episodes)Country:
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Cheryl Ladd (credited as Cherie Moor) provided the singing voice for Melody Valentine. Patrice Holloway, sister of Motown singer Brenda Holloway, provided the singing voice of Valerie and sings lead on the theme song. moreSoundtrack:
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When I was a kid, I used to enjoy looking at this show. However a few years after the show went off the air, I read the cartoon series, which is radically different from the television version. For instance, the comic book plays as more of a collegiate version of Archie (coincidentally, the Josie and the Pussycats comic book is published by the same company as the Archie comics) in which they are just your average girls with a rock band and they do not go all over the world fighting the wild villains as they do in the animated version of the series. However, the characters personalities are more or less the same, except for Alex. In the cartoon he is a lily livered coward, while in the comic book he is an ego-maniacal weasel much like Reggie Mantel is in the Archie series. I think I would have preferred to see that version of the show rather than this show, which plays like a combination of Scooby Doo and a juvenile version of The Avengers.