Two boys try to maintain normal lives while secretly having adventures with families of sea monsters and genies.Two boys try to maintain normal lives while secretly having adventures with families of sea monsters and genies.Two boys try to maintain normal lives while secretly having adventures with families of sea monsters and genies.
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Sigmund is a sea monster. He's also a tremendous embarrassment to his family because, unlike a normal sea monster, Sigmund has no desire to scare anybody. He runs away from home rather than scare people, and meets up with Johnny and Scott. The three become best friends and Johnny and Scott keep Sigmund in their clubhouse. Johnny and Scott spend their time alternately (A) keeping Sigmund from being kidnapped by his family and (B) keeping him a secret from everyone else. —Afterburner <aburner@erols.com>
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- TV-G
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- TriviaEarly into the start of the second season, a light fell from the rafters onto the styrofoam cave, igniting a fire which decimated two soundstages at Samuel Goldwyn Studios. The production was delayed for 5 weeks as they recreated the sets at General Service Studios, which resulted in only 12 episodes being shot instead of the 15 that the network had contracted.
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Sigmund Ooze: Oh, I love you Fluffy!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Krofft Late Night (1991)
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Sid and Marty Did It Again
Sigmund was a misfit sea monster rejected by his relatives. Seems that he didn't want to scare humans like his folks did! A couple of boys come across Sigmund on the beach. They're scared at first, but Sigmund proves to be a great friend. Problem is, the boys have to hide him from everyone else. This is not an easy task, as Sigmund's relatives keep popping up to cause havoc. I don't think this Krofft show is a popular as the others they created, but it was a pleasant half-hour of TV on Saturday mornings.
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- hillari
- Dec 11, 2000
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By what name was Sigmund and the Sea Monsters (1973) officially released in India in English?
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