A teen rock band is abducted to a cartoon fantasy world where music is the key to defeating their enemies and finding their way home.
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Title: Kidd Video (1984–1985)
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At the beginning of each episode, Kidd Video and the rest of his basement-band are live-action characters who get forced into a bizarre and animated world by the hands of the evil (and animated) record producer Master Blaster. They become animated themselves, but always find their way back to the "real world" and foil the nefarious plans of Master Blaster, and just in time to play a song before the show ends. Written by Adam Thomas <adam_g_thomas@yahoo.com>
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Written by Eddie Holland (as Holland) / Lamont Dozier (as Dozier) / Brian Holland (as Holland)
Performed by Kidd Video / Lead vocals by Bryan Scott
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Like many shows of the era using popular music, reruns with the original music intact are extremely rare due to the increasing cost to license the songs used. See more »Soundtracks
Where Did Our Love Go?Written by Eddie Holland (as Holland) / Lamont Dozier (as Dozier) / Brian Holland (as Holland)
Performed by Kidd Video / Lead vocals by Bryan Scott
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15 September 1984 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I loved this show as a kid, and I still love it today. Kidd Video is one of those Underrated gems that got overshadowed by the bigger cartoons, like Transformers, G.I. Joe, and Thundercats to name a few. The concept rocked, the stories were fun, the music was epic and the cast was exceptional.