Want to get more in touch with our Earth? Listen ti the Bugaloos sing Senses of Our World. My Grandpuppy & l love to listen to it before we go to 😴 Sleep. So Soothing & so True🌍
The 60s and 70s were a very special time growing up as a child for Saturday morning TV shows. I was born in 71. But saw many reruns of shows from the 60s on reruns.
I loved the shows from SID AND MARTY CROFT . The Bugaloos , H.R. puff and Stuff , sigmund the Sea monster , the land of the lost ( my favorite ) Electro woman and DYNA Girl , the lost saucer , Wonder Bug ( another favorite ) Magic Mongo , Dr . Shrinker , Far out space nuts , LIDSVILLE , they were all great shows . I’d love to see them back on tv again … that would be awesome .
Hahaha yeah I like that I grew up on this show in the 70s actually I really forgot about this show I just discovered it today when it popped up on my recommendation I'm like damn how did I forget about this lol
I loved this show as a small child. My mum made me a waistcoat with a pair of wings attached to the back. I spent hours and hours jumping off our front porch trying to fly!
I’m 22 and I discovered this from a different video talking about this and other Krofft shows, this one’s my fav. So much so that I went all my way to get a rare DVD of the show off EBay just to watch the whole show. Totally worth it. 😎
I had a very miserable childhood and The Bugaloos made me very happy and The Senses of Our World is a magical song by Caroline Ellis and I had nice dreams about her as a kid. 9:05
I have the show on DVD. Loved Martha Raye. She was a very funny villain🤣🤣🤣🤣. I love her singing the supersonic sneakers, she should have recorded the song in its entirety. Around the time she was on the show, she was entertaining the troops in Vietnam, even visiting the injured soldiers at the base hospitals. If I recall she was buried with full military honors for her service, and was a recipient of the Jean Hersholt humanitarian award at the Oscars. Later she was on the Polident commercials as the "fresh mouth" and played Carrie Sharples (Mel's mom) on Alice.
I agree some of the puppets are creepy. And the one member of the group who's like a muppet-human hybrid. Yikes! And it's a Ginger. I bet they're all made in some underground lab.
Please post more episodes! I love to get up in the morning and watch the Bugaloos but I can barely ever find any episodes anymore, thank you for posting your shows!
I was introduced to "The Bugaloos" on Nick At Nite's Puffapalooza marathon in 1996. Of course, I instantly fell in love with Caroline Ellis. I must have played "The Senses Of Our World" at least a hundred times on the VCR after the marathon ended.
I'm a big fan of old kids shows! (I'm a teen) and I found this out a few days ago when I was looking at old shows to discuss about! I love it!! It fits the 70s vibe, it is very cool, and it isn't lame... 9.1/10
Yeah I remember when this show came out I was a kid though maybe about 4 or 5 years old in the seventies when this first came out and I actually forgot about it I just rediscovered it today when it popped up on my recommendation and I'm like damn I remember this show wow you just don't know the 70s to me was the best decade of all time I really wish I could go back
Whoa! I had completely forgotten this! Freaky stuff. All I could remember was Martha Raye as that freaky whatever. ( edit)Sweet Jesus, I'd forgotten how bizarre this show was. Thanks for posting!
I watched this in the early 70's. My boyfriend in the first grade had a Bugaloo's lunch box that I coveted. Back then they were metal and usually had a matching thermos that fit inside. One thing that i totally dont remember is the cast being British!!! That yellow outfit that Ms Raye wore looked like someone had plucked Big Bird!!!😅
I was born in 1978! I own the DVD of this classic Sid and Marty Krofft television show The Bugaloos! The actors are very handsome, and the actress is very pretty, and they are all also very talented singers, and musicians! I saw the very funny and very talented legendary actress Martha Raye at Derby Dinner Playhouse in the very clever and funny play Everybody Loves Opal. Thank you for posting and sharing this!
John Reid (Elton John’s manager) also auditioned for the show it’s crazy he almost could have been a Bugaloo too, Sid said that Mick Jagger picked The Bugaloos
In addition to the Bugaloos Martha Raye has also worked with WC Fields, Bob Hope, Charlie Chaplin, Abbot & Costello, Danny Thomas and the Three Stooges!
Remember watching in our treehouse late 70s with cousins visiting. Whilst the adults were running about gathering everything needed for a big family meal, we were all quite fine hanging about on the weekends, with Kroft shows everywhere for us all to appreciate. It's amazing the power of television having a hold over us kids. From this, to Lidsville, HR Pufnstuf, onto Land of the Lost...these shows defined the American experience despite the obvious groovy UK experience. Martha Ray scared me more than Witchie Poo, maybe because she was frightening, as opposed to Benita setting the kind io be good one ready. Always relieved from herí basic, overcome marshmallow...*&&
I can't believe there's only one full episode of this. I got my grandaughter all hyped up to watch it and - just one episode. Guess I'll have to look for DVDs.
They must have gotten an interesting assortment of letters, including some really weird ones. There were probably letters from small children asking the Bugaloos actually to come help them with problems, some of which where serious.
Put on your supersonic sneakers because you're going to the party with me i can get your hypertension cause you know there's nothing neater than me - Babe Now we're heading for the action your going with benita thats me - Babe Now we're grooving to the beat, can't you see In our supersonic sneakers, you and me - Babe We'll fly high above the clouds, feeling free Join the party with Benita, come and see - Babe Jump and bounce, let's rock this place In our supersonic sneakers, we'll set the pace No need for worries, just let it be The party's on, come dance with me - Yeah Babe We'll twist and shout, shake it all around In our supersonic sneakers, we're gaining ground With every step, we'll reach new heights Together we'll party through the nights - Babe So put on your dancing shoes, let's make a scene In our supersonic sneakers, we'll live the dream Join the fun, let your spirit soar With Benita Bizarre, there's never a bore - Yeah Babe
Sid and Marty must have partook of the wonder weed before each writing session, if you know what I mean. All of their shows are _WAAAAAAAAY_ out there. Even as a kid I remember thinking, "Man, this is a very strange show!"
It's a shame that film was one of the first casualties of Krofft budget cuts; videotape was still so primitive back in those days, and the worlds of Tranquility Forest and Up Town would have looked so spectacular on film like Living Island.
My friend was an ins adjuster back in the 80's and did an assessment on one of the Krofft brother's home in Cali. He said the place was wild! Like a museum of weird and wonderful stuff. They had the original H.R. Pufnstuf costume in a huge display case and a creek that ran through the house and dumped out into a pool in the back yard.
Here in New Zealand we kids couldn't believe they started the show by repeating 'bugger/bugger/bugger/bugger...' 'Bugger' was a mild swear word... But then there was Joy, so yeah.
Caroline was in a British Comedy film called Confessions from a holiday camp in 1977 she's lovely girl it's a bit risqué, watched it and thought she's beautiful, did a bit of research and it brought me here 🥰
More good memories from the 70s the bungaloos h& r puff n stuff Sigmund the sea monster ect were bizarre but that's what them great and so interesting and showed kids that good can win out over evil
The set of these Krofft type shows, there were many, are all my favorites. Wow. Just too much fun and coolness. The people back then were better people than today's people and it shows. By far.
This was my very early childhood @ 7 AM every Saturday morning. This and the Banana Splits. Even back then @ 5 years old I knew these shows were trippy and a bit off.
Oh wow I absolutely have forgot about the bugaloos damn this brings me back to when I was a little kid in the seventies oh my Lord wow yes I remember this show
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This was the trippiest series I've ever watched.
Sid and marty had the best drugs imaginable to create these crazy shows.
Dude they said they were never on drugs while making any of their shows but, you know what believe what you want I’m not gonna stop you.
I was a kid then, this show and HR Puff n Stuff...eating captain crunch on saturday mornings...was the best..
Want to get more in touch with our Earth? Listen ti the Bugaloos sing Senses of Our World. My Grandpuppy & l love to listen to it before we go to 😴 Sleep. So Soothing & so True🌍
After almost 60 years, Cap'n Crunch is still my drug of choice.
This brings me back to my childhood. Me and my brother used to watch this show. It’s a classic.
The 60s and 70s were a very special time growing up as a child for Saturday morning TV shows. I was born in 71. But saw many reruns of shows from the 60s on reruns.
@Gary peters Definitely we did.
1971 August 8th ! Anyone else 😬 Ty Marty & Sid !!
@@7wolfman78 Feb 1971 for me.
@@SchardtCinematic Cool I'm actually younger than someone LoL Stay young at heart always friend 😬
@@7wolfman78 my mind is young. My body says otherwise at 51. Lol
My whole childhood in a wonderful silly half hour.
I really liked the bugaloos on Saturday mornings !!!
I loved the shows from SID AND MARTY CROFT . The Bugaloos , H.R. puff and Stuff , sigmund the Sea monster , the land of the lost ( my favorite ) Electro woman and DYNA Girl , the lost saucer , Wonder Bug ( another favorite ) Magic Mongo , Dr . Shrinker , Far out space nuts , LIDSVILLE , they were all great shows . I’d love to see them back on tv again … that would be awesome .
all those were mine too. I liked Sigmond and the Sea Monsters
I totally agree I use to watch all of those shows bring back memories 😁
@@willcato4638 Sigmund and The Semen were pretty good.
Sigmund was one of my fav shows, this one too. Land of the Lost was so good. Sid and Marty were geniuses.
Wonder Bug was a ripoff of speed buggy
Let's be real. Martha Raye was a legend and Caroline Ellis was adorable.
This and HR puff n stuf were two of my very favorites. We were so innocent compared to nowadays..
H.r. puff n stuf I remember that too witchy poo Sigmund & the sea monster Land of the Lost man I want to go back to the seventies I miss the seventies
This show is one of my earliest childhood memories from Saturday morning programs.
If I had my old BUGALOOS lunchbox today, I'd totally carry it to work.
Hahaha yeah I like that I grew up on this show in the 70s actually I really forgot about this show I just discovered it today when it popped up on my recommendation I'm like damn how did I forget about this lol
I had a metal Bugaloos lunchbox in elementary school too! It had a thermos also. That was in the very early ‘70s.
Go buy one. They are out there.
I loved this show as a small child. My mum made me a waistcoat with a pair of wings attached to the back. I spent hours and hours jumping off our front porch trying to fly!
i liked it as a large child
Same here. lol
I’m 60 years old and this was one of my childhood favorites
I’m 22 and I discovered this from a different video talking about this and other Krofft shows, this one’s my fav. So much so that I went all my way to get a rare DVD of the show off EBay just to watch the whole show.
Totally worth it. 😎
I had a very miserable childhood and The Bugaloos made me very happy and The Senses of Our World is a magical song by Caroline Ellis and I had nice dreams about her as a kid. 9:05
Good stuff friend
it really was a program that made you feel good about life.
It was land of the lost and wonder buggy for me
The Bugaloos was the best. I love when they sing and fly. This show brings back memories! Benita Bizarre was a trip! lol😅😅😅😅😅
Omg used to watch them as a kid and Martha Raye is awesome!🙏🤩
I have the show on DVD. Loved Martha Raye. She was a very funny villain🤣🤣🤣🤣. I love her singing the supersonic sneakers, she should have recorded the song in its entirety. Around the time she was on the show, she was entertaining the troops in Vietnam, even visiting the injured soldiers at the base hospitals. If I recall she was buried with full military honors for her service, and was a recipient of the Jean Hersholt humanitarian award at the Oscars. Later she was on the Polident commercials as the "fresh mouth" and played Carrie Sharples (Mel's mom) on Alice.
Martha Raye had so much talent. A gifted entertainer.
She was Amazing😁❤
She was in some Bing Crosby movies in the 1930s
I have a special place in my heart for accomplished actors that do movies or TV shows for children. They are creating magic.
@@FaytLinegod she worked with Abbott and Costello and she was known for big mouth
Had the hots for the lady buggalo as a kid.
Brunettes are still a major weakness of mine to this day.
If this only aired between 1970-1972 then how do I remember having the hots for Joy when I was only two in 1972? (Asking for a friend)
Grew up watching these strange shows
I remember watching this show as a little kid. Martha Raye always made me laugh. I watched the show simply for her. 😂😂
I've been to England and the bugs really do speak with that accent.
I remember watching this show as a little kid. The Bugaloo played by Caroline Ellis was sort of my first experience with crushing on a cute girl.
A sweet girl in a tutu!
You and a couple of million others! Myself included!
She still looks good for a 70 year old ( :
@@jon-kl9mk Very good. :D
Same for me. I was just 6 or 7
I thought this show was very strange as a kid and now as an old adult I can see this show was indeed very strange
This show used to scare the crap out of me. 50 years later it still does lol.
These shows never scared me as a kid. Except for the Sleestack on Land of the Lost. They were scary creatures.
I agree some of the puppets are creepy. And the one member of the group who's like a muppet-human hybrid. Yikes! And it's a Ginger. I bet they're all made in some underground lab.
@@SchardtCinematic I've heard that many times before. The kids loved the dinosaurs but were scared by the Sleestak.
@@markbarret6836 the Sleestack were the scariest part. I'd jump a little when they popped out of a cave and thier hissing sound started
This is what you see after eating brown acid.
Please post more episodes! I love to get up in the morning and watch the Bugaloos but I can barely ever find any episodes anymore, thank you for posting your shows!
How great. Anytime I mention the Bugaloos people look at me like I'm insane lol
The 60s an 70s had the best kid shows.
I like how its supposed to be in the last British colony, and they teach you to understand Cockney slang
“All cast members are required to eat at least two grams of magic mushrooms 30 minutes prior to the taping of each episode” 🍄
Lol, I think the creators/writers of the Krofft shows were required to eat 4 grams!
THEY DIDN’T DO DRUGS!!!!!!!lol
Not funny, you idiot.
@@HolyCross9 Don’t be jealous! Someone clearly needs a hit. 😭
It's more like the writers... Sid and Marty krofft were high as kites....😂
Martha Raye made this show. She was also funny as "Boss Witch" in the H.R. Puf-N-Stuff movie along with Mama Cass Elliot.
I had a crush on Joy as a little boy in the 70s. She's so pretty.
That makes two of us....lol
She has taken good care of herself throughout the decades and still looks nice.
I think almost everyone did haha
She was still 19 when this episode first aired, turned 72 last month, time flies...
@@phillyflash43 Yep time does fly. I remember the 1970s growing up almost like it was yesterday.
When I was a kid I loved this show because I wanted to fly so badly. We would tape paper wings to our backs and pretend we could fly. lol
I was introduced to "The Bugaloos" on Nick At Nite's Puffapalooza marathon in 1996. Of course, I instantly fell in love with Caroline Ellis. I must have played "The Senses Of Our World" at least a hundred times on the VCR after the marathon ended.
That "senses of our world" song is genuinely beautiful and heartwarming.
I love Sid and Marty Kroffs work, always will!!
they were the best at non animated children's programing back when it existed.
I'm a big fan of old kids shows! (I'm a teen) and I found this out a few days ago when I was looking at old shows to discuss about! I love it!! It fits the 70s vibe, it is very cool, and it isn't lame... 9.1/10
Yeah I remember when this show came out I was a kid though maybe about 4 or 5 years old in the seventies when this first came out and I actually forgot about it I just rediscovered it today when it popped up on my recommendation and I'm like damn I remember this show wow you just don't know the 70s to me was the best decade of all time I really wish I could go back
I used to re-watch this when I was a kid after my mum bought it at blockbuster in 2014 very nostalgic 💀💀😭😭
I definitely remember this from my childhood.
Is that Phyllis Diller?
Oh Martha Raye 😂
Firefly guy is nightmare fuel.
Whoa! I had completely forgotten this! Freaky stuff. All I could remember was Martha Raye as that freaky whatever. ( edit)Sweet Jesus, I'd forgotten how bizarre this show was. Thanks for posting!
I think she is supposed to be a witch in drag that’s what Sid Krofft told me
As the old joke goes: "The 70's... you had to be there."
It’s like a hybrid of Sesame Street and Barbarella
I watched this in the early 70's. My boyfriend in the first grade had a Bugaloo's lunch box that I coveted. Back then they were metal and usually had a matching thermos that fit inside. One thing that i totally dont remember is the cast being British!!! That yellow outfit that Ms Raye wore looked like someone had plucked Big Bird!!!😅
With Benita's singing, she literally caused Big Bird to molt and then had her outfit made from the feathers🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sid and Marty Krofft must've been high as a kite when they came up with all of these shows. 😂
They were...on that Hand Rolled Puffinstuff, because they can't do a little and they can't do enough.
I was born in 1978! I own the DVD of this classic Sid and Marty Krofft television show The Bugaloos! The actors are very handsome, and the actress is very pretty, and they are all also very talented singers, and musicians! I saw the very funny and very talented legendary actress Martha Raye at Derby Dinner Playhouse in the very clever and funny play Everybody Loves Opal. Thank you for posting and sharing this!
I wanted to live in the Enchanted Forest with the Bugaloos. Have my own flower house and a mushroom patio umbrella
Same here :)
Major flashback to my childhood!
The episode where Courage gets amnesia and thinks Auntie Bonita is his aunt is hilarious.
Hard to believe Phil Collins audition for this show. He could have been a Bugaloo🤦🏻
Glad Phil Collins chose a career in music.
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
The producers told Phil to "Bugga off"!!
maybe that's the inspiration for "Land of Confusion"?
🌬💊 😳🤯😁😄😂😅🤣🤣🤣
@@davidwesley2525 I wish he'd chosen a career in painting and decorating!!
John Reid (Elton John’s manager) also auditioned for the show it’s crazy he almost could have been a Bugaloo too, Sid said that Mick Jagger picked The Bugaloos
In addition to the Bugaloos Martha Raye has also worked with WC Fields, Bob Hope, Charlie Chaplin, Abbot & Costello, Danny Thomas and the Three Stooges!
How can I forget this show ! 😂. I gained the nickname Benita Bizarre! Lucky me, my name was Benita. 🤪. Fun memories.
My 1st girlfriend's name was Benita, she hated the show but I never missed an episode.
Oh my goodness! I loved this show as a kid
I was in love with Joy when I was a kid. I guess I still am today at 62. Loved their "accents" too.
Remember watching in our treehouse late 70s with cousins visiting.
Whilst the adults were running about gathering everything needed for a big family meal, we were all quite fine hanging about on the weekends, with Kroft shows everywhere for us all to appreciate.
It's amazing the power of television having a hold over us kids.
From this, to Lidsville, HR Pufnstuf, onto Land of the Lost...these shows defined the American experience despite the obvious groovy UK experience.
Martha Ray scared me more than Witchie Poo, maybe because she was frightening, as opposed to Benita setting the kind io be good one ready.
Always relieved from herí basic, overcome marshmallow...*&&
I can't believe there's only one full episode of this. I got my grandaughter all hyped up to watch it and - just one episode. Guess I'll have to look for DVDs.
Certainly inspirational show, well ahead of the curve.
Martha Raye was a comedy legend, and Caroline Ellis was a cutie!
I've been anticipated for the first episode. Thanks Sid & Marty Krofft!
21:20 back when people would really write letters & send fan mail
They must have gotten an interesting assortment of letters, including some really weird ones. There were probably letters from small children asking the Bugaloos actually to come help them with problems, some of which where serious.
I always wanted to write a love letter to Joy when I was a kid. they told us to write to them but they never gave an address.
How wonderful was this show!
Put on your supersonic sneakers because
you're going to the party with me
i can get your hypertension cause you
know there's nothing neater than me - Babe
Now we're heading for the action
your going with benita thats me - Babe
Now we're grooving to the beat, can't you see
In our supersonic sneakers, you and me - Babe
We'll fly high above the clouds, feeling free
Join the party with Benita, come and see - Babe
Jump and bounce, let's rock this place
In our supersonic sneakers, we'll set the pace
No need for worries, just let it be
The party's on, come dance with me - Yeah Babe
We'll twist and shout, shake it all around
In our supersonic sneakers, we're gaining ground
With every step, we'll reach new heights
Together we'll party through the nights - Babe
So put on your dancing shoes, let's make a scene
In our supersonic sneakers, we'll live the dream
Join the fun, let your spirit soar
With Benita Bizarre, there's never a bore - Yeah Babe
I always loved this show, i wanted to be a bugaloo...
Yes I remember this omg brings back a flood of memberies I miss it so much.
GOD....i love joy....how cute was she 🤗🥰
Never saw but as a child i know i would have loved it
Sid and Marty must have partook of the wonder weed before each writing session, if you know what I mean. All of their shows are _WAAAAAAAAY_ out there. Even as a kid I remember thinking, "Man, this is a very strange show!"
Both Sid and Marty have denied doing drugs. I like to think they are just two creative individuals
It's a shame that film was one of the first casualties of Krofft budget cuts; videotape was still so primitive back in those days, and the worlds of Tranquility Forest and Up Town would have looked so spectacular on film like Living Island.
Sid and Marty were smoking some weird sh*t. I'm glad they did.
My friend was an ins adjuster back in the 80's and did an assessment on one of the Krofft brother's home in Cali. He said the place was wild! Like a museum of weird and wonderful stuff. They had the original H.R. Pufnstuf costume in a huge display case and a creek that ran through the house and dumped out into a pool in the back yard.
"So take the time to taste the honey in a summer breeze.. ."
How lovely!
Benitas song was a banger. Kinda a shame they didn't let her finish recording.
A Benita LP album would have been glorious.
I tried my hardest to find some charm in that song, but alas...
I loved the Bugaloos when I was a kid and had a huge crush on I.Q. My friends and I would talk about the latest episode every Saturday afternoon.
Here in New Zealand we kids couldn't believe they started the show by repeating 'bugger/bugger/bugger/bugger...' 'Bugger' was a mild swear word... But then there was Joy, so yeah.
I think they were saying "Bugaloos
@@LexIsNotASimpNope; definitely 'Bugger-bugger-bugger'. Then Bonita Bizarre said 'The 'Bugaloos?' We thought it was hilarious...
Martha Ray was an awesome entertainer. Just perfect.
I remember watching many of these shows, but I never saw Bugaloos or Lidsville, I don’t think they were shown in my area.
I had such a gay boy crush on Courage. I thought he was so cute!
Caroline was in a British Comedy film called Confessions from a holiday camp in 1977 she's lovely girl it's a bit risqué, watched it and thought she's beautiful, did a bit of research and it brought me here 🥰
Wow that girl is stunning looking. 4 British actors but I don't remember this being on UK TV in the 70s?
This was a U.S. show, but the Kroffts were into the British pop craze like a lot of TV and music execs. Blame The Beatles for really starting it.
Caroline Ellis is still gorgeous today. And Martha Raye was a riot.❤❤❤❤
My God, I'm aging myself by saying I remember this show. I believe I was four or five years old.
Fun fact Funky Rat made his debut in H.R. Pufnstuf: The Movie A.K.A. "Pufnstuf".
Still serving Martha Raye no less.
@@carterdunlap9957 Yep!
He might have also played KAOS agent Siegfried in "Get Smart."
I love how there’s laugh tracks in this show
My gosh. If this has been in my brain and forgotten about for 55 years, what else lives in there?
That's one freaky looking firefly. That thing used to creep me out when I was a kid.
I hear you.
😊😊😊😊 Thanks for bringing back the grooviest parts of my childhood!
Martha Raye had some great dance moves
Loved The Bugaloos...
I was shocked upon my first watch of Pryor’s Place to see it was a Kroft production! They have a city rat puppet family. 😂
More good memories from the 70s the bungaloos h& r puff n stuff Sigmund the sea monster ect were bizarre but that's what them great and so interesting and showed kids that good can win out over evil
GORGEOUS Caroline Ellis with the dreamy English accent was one of my first crushes when I was a teen
The set of these Krofft type shows, there were many, are all my favorites. Wow. Just too much fun and coolness.
The people back then were better people than today's people and it shows.
By far.
Sweet Caroline. Sweet.
This was my very early childhood @ 7 AM every Saturday morning. This and the Banana Splits. Even back then @ 5 years old I knew these shows were trippy and a bit off.
When I was a lad, I loved this show.
Thank you Sid & Marty
My favorite Kroft show!
I had a huge crush on Caroline Ellis long, long ago.
So did I. So did I. She had that girl next door vibe in spades.
If this only aired between 1970-1972 then how do I remember having the hots for Joy when I was only two in 1972? (Asking for a friend)
This is what Hieronymus Bosch actually saw in a vision before he painted The garden of earthly delights.
Oh wow I absolutely have forgot about the bugaloos damn this brings me back to when I was a little kid in the seventies oh my Lord wow yes I remember this show
This was my favorite they were so cute.