Archie's Funhouse

TV Series
1970–1971
1h

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Archie's Fun House is packed with crazy blackout gags, outrageous puns, wacky jokes and three jukebox songs per episode.Archie's Fun House is packed with crazy blackout gags, outrageous puns, wacky jokes and three jukebox songs per episode.Archie's Fun House is packed with crazy blackout gags, outrageous puns, wacky jokes and three jukebox songs per episode.

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6.8/10

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Trivia
Featured an opening sequence in which a live action audience of kids watched the animated characters perform on stage. In the audience were Lou Scheimer and Hal Sutherland's children, as well as Darrell McNeil, who would grow up to work as a layout artist for Filmation, and also co-author the book "Animation by Filmation".

Connections
Followed by Groovie Goolies (1970)

Soundtracks
Archie's Funhouse featuring The Giant Jukebox
Performed by The Archies

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Neil Brian Goldberg wrote the 32 famous Giant Jukebox songs

I notice the raves about the great songs and messages in the 32 Giant Jukebox songs from Archies Funhouse, but nowhere is the unsung creator of these songs mentioned, so here it is: Mr Factory - We're One Big Family - Love Vibrations - Love Went Round The World - Sweet Saturday Night - Comes The Sun - La La La La Love - The Big Boat - Little By Little, and many others, were all written, arranged, and produced by Neil Brian Goldberg. I knew him. Mr Factory was the first ecology song to make major airwaves, and the other great songs were the first positive messages on kids TV. Thanks for allowing me to let people know the story behind these songs. (Jeff Barry wrote Sugar Sugar, but called in Neil to write and produce all of the Giant Jukebox songs.)