Lidsville - World in a Hat | Full Episode | Sid & Marty Krofft Pictures
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Mark (Butch Patrick) goes backstage after a magic show and falls inside of a large magic hat and enters the land of living hats: Lidsville. Mark discovers a magic ring and is pursued by Hoo Doo (Charles Nelson Reilly) who is determined to take back the ring for himself.
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When Mark (Butch Patrick) visits a theme park’s magic show, he sneaks backstage and discovers a magic hat that transports him into the land of living hats: Lidsville. In order to find his way back home, Mark must learn to live with the good and the bad hats controlled by the evil magician Horatio W. Hoodoo (Charles Nelson Rielly.)
Sid & Marty Krofft are pioneering puppeteers, icons of children’s television and Emmy award winning producers. Over the past 70 years these two brothers created countless characters that were Saturday morning TV favourites on shows like H.R. Pufnstuf, Land of the Lost, The Bugaloos and Sigmund & The Sea Monsters. Whether you remember their shows from your childhood or are experiencing these cult classic fantasy lands for the first time, we invite you to grab a bowl of cereal and enjoy the colorful imaginations of Sid & Marty Krofft!
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Oooooh, a child of the '70s, how lucky for me. Also lucky -- the singer (lead and harmonies) of the theme song/credits song is one of my uncles, a legendary studio singer, John Bahler (he and his brother Tom were ALL OVER radio and TV in the '60s and '70s, they were among the vocal Wrecking Crew that recorded with EVERYbody)... I always loved that I had a remote connection to the fabulous world of Sid & Marty Krofft. Anyway, hearing/watching it again brings back so many memories. I oughta give him a call.
Did they sing on the Buglaloos and Banana Splits?
More mind. control
@@Invertedrealityrufkm?
That is pretty darn cool
I love his singing of this! Especially as a kid in the 70's.
H.R. Pufnstuf, The Bugaloos, Lidsville, and The Banana Splits: the pinnacle of my Saturday mornings way back when… 📺
Forgot Sigmen and the Sea monsters
In Land of the lost those were all classic shows back in the days I miss those days man I wish I could go back to the seventies and relive that all over again
yep...all part of my Saturday morning line-up as a kid! Saturday morning, check, bowl of Life, check, TV, check! Life was good!
i had a stuffed banana split toy the elephant with the glasses
I was only 8 years old when this show came out in 1971. I loved watching it on Saturday mornings. Just like I did enjoy watching Puff n stuff. This is part of my childhood. Great Saturday morning memories 🙂. Thanks 👍.
1963 is a pinacal year yes do your research
This was Good TV !
@@shannonnewman3091 Unfortunately, you don't have the great Saturday morning shows anymore.
@@user-ij7ow2ti8k I was born in 1963, everything that happened with that year, I had learn when I got older. I was just an infant at the time.
I was the same age 8 when that came out.
What an information filled opening song.
That's how The Krofft Brothers did their show themes
Same as Puf-n-Stuf
No serialized arcs back then. The theme condensed the show's setup "how did we get here" as compactly as possible, and without saying the obvious about lsd trips. Whether or not the oft-told claim is true, the end result is still genius.
Like h.r pufnstufs intro
War and peace
1960’s & 1970’s Saturday morning kid shows were king 👑 📺 💫 Thankful to have experienced being a kid during this time period .. lol ✌🏼
I’m 60 years old born in 1961 i watched every cartoon on every tv channels 2, 4,5,7,9,11 and 13 here in new york city and i still watch cartoons.
Saturday morning was Good TV !
When I was a kid, we only had 2-3 channels--NBC,CBS and if you were lucky ABC (on a good day). We had an antenna. We didn't get cable until the late 80's. Saturday morning cartoons were the only time that had kid's tv and it was so important !!❤❤ Otherwise, it seemed like the news was always on--or Merv Griffin.
9:27 "The great Hoodoo! Huhoho, will perform a feat of prestidigitation." Thanks MM for letting me know about this.
I had absolutely no way of finding out what the samples were in portrait. I imagined a completely different image
I came here looking for this!
I peek into the hole
@@prim4147 I struggle for control
@@svart_panzer the children loves the show!
My favorite show when I was a kid. I even had a Lidsville lunchbox.
I grew up watching H R Pufinstuff but never knew about this show! What a creative original storyline! Sid & Marty Krofft sparked the imagination of so many children like me who loved to watch their shows!
I saw BOTH shows when I was in early grade school.👍👍👍
There was even a crossover episode where Witchiepoo comes to Lidsville.
The whole series is out on DVDs.
i barely remember seeing this as a little kid must have been late 70's maybe on rerun? but never knew what the name was, just that some guy fell into a hat and it was weird like really weird which it was
Sadly like a chunk of The Krofft Brother's Shows, Lidsville was not as major of a selling point as H.R. Pufnstuf or even Land of The Lost (Thus making Sid and Marty the original 2 Hit Wonders of Saturday Morning Programming) so that could be why you didn't know about it until now
I hope episodes like this can remain on UA-cam for all generations upcominng to watch. This was for many kid's 'tv entertainment' in the 70s. Great characters never left you feeling bored.
⌚💛💙💜💚🧡❤
I love anything with Charles Nelson Riley!❤ His camp could be on full display ❤❤
Eddie Munster was so cute!! What a journey of the 70s man, best times ever!! People who grew up during this time know how lucky we were to be part of it!! 😢❤️ My little nephew is 3, I started showing him all these...HE LOVES THEM, MEZMORIZED!! 💯🤣
Yes and I'm one of them that was very lucky to experience the seventies I was born in 69 so yes I remember all these shows
He was on judge Judy
I remember when these shows first came out and I said to my brother.....Man you know Sid and Marty had to be on L.S.D. when they made these shows 😆 🤣 😂
Well it was the 70’s so I don’t doubt that in the least
Yeah, you don't come up with shows like this by drinking iced tea.
@@hiindandes unless there’s a few hits of acid in it
And these shows were still better than the cruddy kid shows today .. lol
what do you think H R Puffin' Stuff means????
Just too cool. Used to love this show show. The boy (Mark) also played Eddie Munster on The Munsters.
Geez oh really?
@@eternal1blue That's actor Butch Patrick who played Eddie Munster on the CBS prime time sitcom "The Munsters" played Mark here.
So glad I was born in 1966. A 70's kid all the way. What a wonderful time to be young.
I was born in 1957 I'm a true 70s teenager and I remember the show real well
1962 for me
Love that Charles Nelson Reilly is Merlo the Great too.
Lidsville is my favorite show in the Krofft world , I wish it had more presence on YT or video… was very disappointed when it wasn’t included in a box set of shows
born in late 1964
I did find them on UA-cam
all 17 episodes
It's amazing Sid, Marty, and Butch are all still living. 🎩
For real I didn't know that I'm glad that's good to know I grew up on this show I remember when all these shows came out in 70s when I was a kid this is very nostalgic to me
working on getting Jellyfish to reunite to re-record the opening theme song.
Y'all should revamp Lidsville for Nick Jr., featuring Doctor Who's Alex Kingston as the granddaughter of Hoo Doo, Pamela Aldon as Winnie The Genie, and Traci Hines as Mindy the daughter of Mark!
@@VBaskin2010 agreed 🙃
This was the first time I've gotten to hear the whole thing and it's really good, love the tempo changes.
@@VBaskin2010 That would actually work for Nick Jr! Maybe Mindy would have adventures in Lidsville and she actually goes to Lidsville whenever she wants instead of being stranded there
John Bahler's still around and still sings his tail off. :)
🎵 "Lidsville is the Koo-Koo-Kookiest
Lidsville is the Ki-Ki-Kickiest..." 🎵
“Lidsville is the groo-groo-grooviest…”
Ah yes the 70s such good times
Billy looked and acted exactly like granny from the hillbillies. Haha. I loved anything Billy did.
Billie parodied granny from the hillbillies in a monkees episode. Butch was on the Christmas monkees episode
At first I thought it was Irene Ryan
I was 4 when this came out & I still remember Hoo Doo's flying hat...I don't remember much else, but the flying hat I remember...& Hoo Doo himself, with the laugh...I didn't remember where I saw them until I watched this...but to remember anything at all from a show I saw as a 4 yr old 49 years ago is pretty amazing...
Me too!
one of the greatest tv shows from my childhood thanks for uploading this i saw it on nick at nite in 1995 i was 11 at the time
Lidsville h.r. pufnstuf wonderama land of the lost I grew up on in the great 70s
Born in 70, this brings back strong nostalgia
Easily the craziest Krofft show, hands down
The show is filled to the brim with a bold absurdist style that's too enjoyable. My hat's off to them for making such goofiness genuinely entertaining. It didn't stop some from flipping their lids, though.
So funny
One of those shows that I now think I saw as a kid, but forgot about completely-- like a fever dream.
it was your mind protecting itself
Same
Same!
No wonder I was an Orange Sunshine child in Florida in the 70's.
Shows like this made me curious about alternative realities.
I used to watch this program when I was around nine years old. Everytime that I saw and heard the scene of him falling down the hat I would get a very deep and bad feeling. At that age I already had a level of discernment. Example: Around that same time Janis Joplin's song " Bobby McGee " was often played on the radio. I would feel and envision a little girl trapped in a dark hole crying for help.
As a 10yr old I LOVED the Opening Song!!
I turned five the month this came out. I remember a nightmare where Charles Nelson Reiley's face appeared in my garage dooe window and said "Brother Hoodoo"... I've only just realized where that drug-induced show that gave me my nightmare came from. What a weird decade it was.
I'm going Krofft Kon next week in Orinda, California. You won't believe the line up of actors that worked for Sid and Marty will be there. Sid and Marty will be there. Its gonna be fun.
This is Amazing!!! Thank you for sharing this.
I AM 60. I THOUGHT THIS SHOW WAS REAL COOL WHEN I WAS A KID. NOW IT SEEMS EVEN BETTER THEN I REMEMBER IT BEING THEN.
This show was so crazy but when I was a kid I loved it !! And now that I see this post I completely forgot it was Eddie Munster in the show !! 😂
"How's THAT for a TOPPER"?! HUO HUO ! 😂
Thanks for this memory I'm now 60 no one remembers this show, I thought it was from the Banana Splits short episodes 🤗😂😁
"I'll turn you into a tse tse fly with only one tse tse..."--
Hoo-Doo the magician
Best Saturday Morning line up in history. Those were the days.
Actually recorded this show back around May 2004 when the TvLand Channel was showing these old Krofft shows! I wished TVLand would repeat that again!
I remember watching this as a teenager in the 80s. My mom walked in and turned off the TV. She told me that as of then I’m enrolled at Arctic Circle Christian Military Academy. The reason was that I’m on drugs. I told her that I’m not on drugs I just want a Pepsi. She said “no, you’re on drugs”. I said no I just want a Pepsi. All I wanted was a Pepsi. Just one Pepsi….
BUTCH PATRICK will be remembered for :
1. the classic TV series THE MUNSTERS.
2. the weird cult kids show LIDSVILLE.
3. the iconic animated feature film
THE PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH.
cant Waite for all the Kroft super show movies
Raise your hand if you knew Mark is also Eddie
Munster! Butch Patrick ♥
Oh I remember this when he falls into the hat I could not remember the name of the show. Wow Sid n Marty kept our DMT nice and active . Thank you guys!!!!
I Think that Lidsville and Living Island are truly connected!
All Krofft shows are connected (not the variety shows)
Kaptain Kool and the Kongs exist in the same universe? 🤔
Well unless The Banana Splits, The Bugaloos, and Kaptain Kool And The Kongs are all connected @@thehoodedfang3304?
😳 this is how I look when I was 15 and saw this on Nick at night in the summer of 1995
I watched these shows....Saturday morning was everything! Sunday night, Disney, Candid Camera and Mutual of Omaha. I also watched The Brady Bunch, Partridge Family, Professor and the Nanny and Family Affair!
Loved this show
9:27
Any Marilyn Manson fans will recognize that snippet from the intro to "Dope Hat".
I wish I could sample just a tenth of the drugs Sid and Marty took when they made all these shows. This was my childhood right here.
Love this show 🤗
What great entertainment back in the day
Thanks for the childhood memories now I'm positive these guys were tripping thanks man
I was just 5 when I watched this sitting at home with mom I asked if it was possible ,can a person fly and come down from the sky ,a little fear was in myself.the witchcraft was there ,I was only five.was mesmerized by this show.
I love the hat band
So few people realize that Charles nelson Reilly played both Hoodoo AND the magician in the intro.
Get out. Stevie Wonder could see they were the same guy.
I was 8 years old in 1971 and I knew they were the same.
@@jpetro3682 I've always said that the two 70s icons Charles Nelson Reilly, and Paul Lynde should have had a sitcom where they opened up a candy store. They could have called it Fudgepackers.
@@censorshipsucks9493 WHAT?!?!?! They were gay??. No way...
@@EerieVonIII8574 I never said that. Stop inferring you bigot ; )
I watched this as a kid - wow Butch Patrick was a hot teen in those days !!!
The live action in credits is from Six Flags over Texas in Arlington, near Dallas. They went into what was actually called the Sid & Marty Krofft theatre
One of my all-time favorite TV shows ranks up there just behind puff and stuff and Land of the Lost
That's Pufnstuf Damon, not Puff N Stuff!
@@VBaskin2010 sorry I was talk texting ☺️
@@damonstapleton7931 huge sid and marty krofft fan 🤗
Parabéns pelo vídeo essa era uma série que assistia quando criança fazia anos que não via nada sobre ela que tempo bommmm
We didn't need drugs in the 70s. We had Saturday mornings with Sid & Marty Krofft.
Is Lennie Weinrib doing almost all of the male character voices? Man, that guy did SO much kids tv in those days (and a lot of character work in the '60s on shows like The Munsters, Dick Van Dyke, on and on and on)! He's probably best known as Timer ("Time for TIMER!") doing all those PSAs on ABC-TV between cartoons on weekends. EDIT: I see now in the credits Walker Edmiston also voiced many characters. Another classic voice actor for so many years.)
amazing share -- please upload more
Leesville was fun to watch when I was young
I never knew Charles Nelson Reilly had a job outside of Match Game!
Uncle Crock's Block was another.
It was well known that gene Rayburn and Charles Nelson Reilly were best friends when they were both performing on broadway
Marilyn Manson dope hat brought me here
End theme: "Liddy-Liddy-Liddy-ville---not to be confused with Hippy-Trippy-ville."
Grew up on Sid & Marty Krofft, understood their campiness.
HR Puffenstuff and Lidsville were flying under the Radar of Government oversight.
The Government had no Idea Pop culture identified with the shows, and Government passed these shows off as Kids stuff.
For the Kids, a Lid back then was a measure of Pot about 20 bucks a four finger bag, and what you did with it was to Puffenstuff and watch Sid & Marty Krofft.
Has anyone ever realized Lidsville and H.R. Puffinstuff were modern take-offs on the Wizard Of Oz? Teen lost in a strange world , not their own. Helped by good characters who keep them safe from bad ones, ie: witch/worlock, trying to get home. Jimmy had the magic flute the witch wanted and Dorthey had the ruby slippers the witch wanted. Mark had the genie HooDoo wanted?
L. Frank Baum would be honored.
I just watched the first episode of Pufnstuf today, the first I've ever seen of the show, and it was immediately clear that nearly everything was a parallel to the Wizard of Oz -- character in strange land, trying to get home, talking trees, wicked witch in a big castle who has guards and sends out her bat on missions like the flying monkeys from Wizard of Oz. Some of the witch's lines are almost verbatim from the Wizard of Oz, too. Magic Flute is the Ruby Slippers.
Dorothy wasn't even ten years old in the original novel. Only the movies make people think "teenager" and the nonsensical story works a lot better with a younger child, much like Alice In Wonderland. Work better here too, but younger child actors are notoriously hard to direct.
That’s because both Pufnstuf and Lidsville were influenced by the Wizard of Oz, Lidsville was also inspired by Alice in Wonderland Sid Krofft saw The Wizard of Oz movie when he was 9/10 years old in theaters when it came out, he said that was the movie to inspire him to go into show business
Both Oz's Wicked Witch and H.R. Pufnstuff's Witchiepoo actually came together during a Paul Lynne Halloween special in 1976. Margaret Hamilton and Billie Hayes reprised their respective roles. ua-cam.com/video/P1RFqJv73kM/v-deo.html
Such a fun kids show.
I was a young child in the 70's that watched this crazy stuff back then, and I'm convinced now that the producers of kids' television shows back then were mostly on drugs and thinking it was funny to just torment us with their whacked out ideas. Strange memories from watching this stuff.
Villains in this show are cooler than the heroes! The Bad-Hats just had cooler designs and personalities.
Evil will always prevail because good is dumb
Charles Nelson Reilly FTW!
I don't know, the vampire hat is really stretching the core concept a little too far. I can't think of a single vampire in fiction whose look included a signature piece of headgear. Even the asinine sparkly variety goes about bare-headed.
This is basically HR Pufnstuf but done on a tighter budget. Pufnstuf was cancelled not due to ratings, but because it was so expensive. After that show, the Kroffts videotaped their shows (rather than filmed them) and used less elaborate sets and fewer animated objects.
Looks like they had enough Witchypoo make-up to paint the male lead in Lidsville, and keep Billie on as the genie. The HR Pufnstuf series was syndicated to the UK, but this Krofft kitch-up never made it across the big pond.
I've smoked many lids while watching Lidsville in my life. That is not a lie.
I love the shows from Sid n Marty
I had the good luck to work on a broadway production of "the Nerd" Directed by Charles Nelson Reilly. We had worked for 36 straight to finish a monster costume for the opening scene. Mr, Reilly took us out for lunch at Sardis.
My dad use it make us watch these shows on repeat and I was born in 2001.😂
WEENIE THE GEENIE 😻
WE ❤️ WEENIE
Best show of 1971 and I never failed to see it (but it ended with the worst kick-line ever to be put on film!)
Friendly reminder: This show directly inspired Candle Cove.
9:28 Dope hat 🎸
I remember this.
This show was weird and creeped me out but I still watched it 😆
Add more please. Also, could you add Far Out Space Nuts while you're at it? That show was awesome and sadly does not get enough love
That was basically Gilligan in space, not that it was a bad thing.
@@censorshipsucks9493 Nah, inadequate supply of Ginger and Mary Ann. I suppose the target audience for Space Nuts didn't need a little eye candy the way a show hypothetically aimed at adults did, though.
@@richmcgee434 Maybe there's a missing episode with them a la the Star Trek Oriion slave girls. Still Mary Ann hands down.
@@censorshipsucks9493 For sure. Girl next door always beats Hollywood starlet.
Sid and Marty Krofft taught an entire generation how to be gay. "Lidsville" was the best of the lot.
Hoodoo gave me nightmares as a kid😱
When you look back on these shows and you wonder how much acid the writers took
the krofft shows were my gateway drug
FANTASTIC Watched this when i was younger in the UK
Reminds me a bit of Magic Journeys when he fell into the hat
Wow Billie is the genie!
I remember back in Petoskey in the early 80's me and very beautiful Aubrey Plaza used to watch Lidsville. And wondered what kind of stupidity were they addicted to. Good Times for me And my Aubrey Plaza. Always Loving her,
Eddie Munster all grown up!!!
A magical psychedelic carpet ride of the early 70s.
This was Good TV !
9:30 Marilyn Manson - Dope Hat
I loved when witchy poo came from h.r. pufnstuf to lidsville
Saturday mornings were great back in the 70's. I remember the Shazam and Isis hour. Billy was really hot looking. Even more when he became Shazam. But my favorites when I was real little. Were The Bugaloos, Lidsville and Pufinstuf they were and still r really cool.
You know now that I think about it I wonder if this was some type of play off of Alice in wonderland I would just like to say one thing I am so glad I discovered this channel I will definitely be coming back to look at more 👍💯
Who knew that Mark played Eddie Munster on the Munsters?
Thank you !!!!!