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| John Erwin | ... | Reggie Mantle 6 episodes, 1968 | |
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Dal McKennon | ... | Archie Andrews / ... 6 episodes, 1968 |
| Howard Morris | ... | Big Moose / ... 6 episodes, 1968 | |
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Jane Webb | ... | Betty Cooper / ... 6 episodes, 1968 |
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The comedic misadventures and music of Archie Andrews and his friends.
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Country:
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21 June 1968 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I haven't seen this show since the mid '70s, it just disappeared off of TV by the late '70s. "The Archie Show" has to be the best out of all of the Archie incarnations. This show was broken into 3 parts. There would be a 10 minute storyline where Archie and the gang would get into some funny situations, then there was the dance of the week, followed by one of their songs. Looking back, it was a cartoon music video! After the song, there would be a one-liner joke, then another storyline. It had variety, and a nice pace. The songs from this show will stick in your mind. No wonder why it was called bubblegum music! The comedy is total late '60s. The one-liner jokes are like a kiddie version of the comedy that was on the show "Laugh-In". The animation isn't the greatest in this show, it was somewhat better than "Spiderman", but not as good as "The Flintstones". This show really reflects the era in which it was aired. The psychedelic music videos with floating polka dots, and even the opening and closing credits with the flashing strobe effect in the background really gives this show a sixties feel to it. I was very lucky and stumbled across a DVD that has 3 episodes on it. It was great to see this show after all of these year because just don't make cartoons like this anymore!