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	Lidsville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		“Lidsville is the Koo-Koo-Kookiest, Lidsville is the Ki-Ki-Kickiest, Lidsville is the Groo-Groo-Grooviest Lidsville is the living end…” Lidsville's impressive cast included Butch Patrick (TV's Eddie Munster) as Mark, Charles Nelson Reilly as Hoo-Doo, and Billie Hayes (H.R. Pufnstuf's Witchiepoo) as Weenie the Genie.
		Seventeen half-hour episodes of Lidsville were produced and ran on ABC for two seasons (the second season comprised entirely of repeats).
		(But in all fairness, Lidsville WAS better than their atrocity The Brady Bunch Hour variety show....which still ain't sayin much!) This one had all the corny and shoddy touches the Kroffts were famous for, but added a weird "psychedelic" feel to the stupid proceedings.
	www.jumptheshark.com /l/lidsville.htm (2289 words)

	DVD Talk > Reviews > Lidsville - Complete Series
		Lidsville hit the nation's airwaves in 1972, courtesy of those wacky brothers, Sid and Marty Kroft, creators of such classic (albeit, trippy) kids shows as Land Of The Lost and H.
		The hat grows, and he falls inside of it and is whisked away to the strange land of Lidsville.
		In Lidsville, everyone is a hat except for an evil magician named Hoo Doo (Charles Nelson Reilly this man needs no introdction and if you don't know who he is you're simply not doing your homework).
	www.dvdtalk.com /reviews/read.php?ID=14223 (1312 words)

	"Lidsville" (1971) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		from Washington, D.C. "Lidsville" is the story of Mark ("The Munsters' " Butch Patrick) who is budding magician.
		His laugh, his goofiness, and his campy evilness thrilled me. Mark seemed too goody-two-shoes to me, and the inhabitants of Lidsville were too clumsy and inanimate to really do much.
		Probably the worst episodes had Mark almost getting out of Lidsville, because at the last second he'd be forced back into the alterna-dimension and I'd feel horrible for him.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0066679 (452 words)

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		Specifically, I was thinking of Lidsville, the Krofft brothers' follow-up to the popular H.R. Pufnstuf (oh ho, is there a marijuana reference lurking in there somewhere?).
		If there were a Hall of Fame for the weirdest TV programs of all time, Lidsville would occupy a hallowed place in that institution.
		Lidsville was every bit as freakish as the preceding description makes it sound, and more besides.
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		Lidsville - The Complete Series - 3 DVD Set - 440 Minutes - 15 Episodes - DVD Street Release Date: January 25, 2005 - dvdtvshows.com status: Special Order, may be ordered now.
		The hat begins to grow when Mark touches it, and he falls into is bottomless depths into the realm of Lidsville.
		This is a strange and wondrous world populated by ambulatory hats of every ilk, but Mark is unfortunately captured by the evil magician hat Hoo Doo, who believes him to be a spy.
	www.dvdtvshows.com /Search.bok?category=Childrens:Lidsville (269 words)

	The Compete Lidsville: Episodes 1-17 - from Rhino Handmade
		Intrigued by the miracles he witnesses performed by Merlo The Magician, the inquisitive boy from Jackson City is soon trespassing in Merlo's dressing room, whereupon he discovers that Merlo's hat has been left unattended.
		All told, 17 half-hour episodes of Sid And Marty Krofft's Lidsville were produced for ABC, which began airing on Saturday mornings as of September 11, 1971.
		Incidentally, Lidsville ran for another season on ABC, but this second season was comprised entirely of repeats of the first season.
	www.rhinohandmade.com /browse/ProductLink.lasso?Number=8701 (370 words)

	Area 36-Year-Old Still Has Occasional Lidsville Nightmare \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source
		According to psychologist Dr. Deborah Kreutz, Meijer is far from alone in his fear of Lidsville.
		In 1999, a team of UCLA psychologists compiled a ranking of lingering childhood traumas among Americans between the ages of 30 and 40.
		Lidsville ranked second overall, just ahead of the Child Catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Sigmund & The Sea Monsters, another Krofft program.
	www.theonion.com /content/node/38817/print (606 words)

	IGN: Lidsville: The Complete Series Review
		As recapped in the unfortunately memorable opening theme song and video, the show is about a young teenager named Mark (Butch "Eddie Munster" Patrick) who sees a magician at a theme park and decides to poke around backstage after the show.
		Lidsville is a land in which almost all the people are hats and they live in hat-shaped houses.
		Played by midgets (children wouldn't have been allowed to work the hours in those conditions), the hats are clever, whimsical stereotypes: The Cowboy Hat sounds like John Wayne; the Gangster Hat sounds like Edward G. Robinson; the Opera Hat sings all his dialogue in a manic tenor.
	dvd.ign.com /articles/587/587706p1.html (1392 words)

	Lidsville
		Still, Lidsville bounced around the dial mostly because the studio executives where unable to appreciate the gem they had in this series.
		At the advanced age (for child actors) of 18 his one staring vehicle, the Munsters was off the air and he extended his time on the tube with Lidsville.
		He could portray a boy stuck in Lidsville in a manner that was convincing.
	www.hometheaterinfo.com /lidsville.htm (1083 words)

	Lidsville - Review Hollywood North Report
		Lidsville concerns a young man by the name of Mark who, one night, after watching a magic show, decides to sneak back into the magicians’ tent to steal a look inside his top-hat.
		Lidsville, a strange, bong-hit fueled land, populated by oversized hat people, all taking on the personalities of their hats.
		Our hero, Mark, winds up hooking up with the cool cats that live in Lidsville, helping the oversized hat-folk to fend off the evil Horatio W. Hoo Doo and his band of semi-retarded minionswho, also happen to be oversized hat-folk.
	www.hollywoodnorthreport.com /review.php?Review=915 (594 words)

	Amazon.com: Lidsville - Complete Series: DVD: Lidsville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The image on Lidsville isn't as good as Pufnstuff since the living hats were shot on video.
		In my opinion, what truly makes "Lidsville" a cult favorite among college grads and acid trippers is how it juxtaposes hyperactive variety show humor with bizarre scenery, ultra-cheesy special effects (including a large injection of Chroma Key), and an entire cast of heavily costumed midgets.
		This kind of true creativity and wit put LIDSVILLE above the sickening corn and mush of the other Sid and Marty Kroft weirdouts of the time, and along with the BUGALOOS, this is one of the few that I would sit and watch a moment of today.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0006SSO2M?v=glance (1819 words)

	Welcome To Krofftville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Much like Pufnstuf, Lidsville was about a young boy named Mark trapped in an unusually colorful and mystical land of living objects, most of which are hats.
		He keeps falling and falling through the hat that turns into a long tunnel and he reappears in Lidsville, "the land of living hats." Mark finds out that Lidsville is inhabited almost entirely by living hats of all kinds: Stetsons, top hats and helmets.
		He is quickly captured by a band of bad hats that work for the local bad guy, Hoo Doo the evil magician.
	www.geocities.com /qm4/lidsville.html (424 words)

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		The show is all about how the "good hats" of Lidsville, along with Weenie the Geenie, try to help Mark get back to the "real world", while the evil Hoo Doo and his "bad hats" try to stop them.
		The Lidsville Theme Song: (Lyrics by Sid Krofft) In the middle of the summer, in the middle of a park, There began a great adventure for a boy whose name was Mark.
		Lidsville is the Koo-Koo-Kookiest, Lidsville is the Ki-Ki-Kickiest, Lidsville is the Groo-Groo-Grooviest Lidsville is the living end friend.
	dt.prohosting.com /70s/childtv/krofft_facts.txt (6463 words)

	Lidsville - Would you like a copy autographed by star Butch Patrick?
		Today is the street date for Lidsville- The Complete Series, from the minds of Sid & Marty Krofft.
		And at Butch's website, www.Butch-Patrick.com, you can purchase a copy of Lidsville through that site and Butch Patrick will personally autograph it and it will be shipped to you directly.
		The cost of a copy of Rhino's release personally autographed by Butch Patrick is $49.95, plus the cost of UPS shipping.
	www.tvshowsondvd.com /newsitem.cfm?NewsID=2793 (252 words)

	Lidsville TV Show - Lidsville Television Show - TV.com
		When it starts to grow, he climbs on the brim and falls in.
		After a nightmarish trip through the hat, he lands in Lidsville, the land of living hats....
		I watched an update about B.Patrick and they said it was Lidsville.
	www.tv.com /lidsville/show/2336/summary.html (157 words)

	TV ACRES: Hats - Lidsville
		When he picks up the magician's hat, it begins to "grow and grow and grow." Curious to see what's inside, Mark looks over the brim of the hat and accidentally falls inside.
		Consequently, like Alice who fell to Wonderland, Mark found himself tumbling down into Lidsville, the land of living hats When Mark arrives, he is thrown into prison where he meets Weenie, a turbaned genie (
		They ranked as follows: 1) Oompa-Loompas from Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory; 2) the nightmarish hats from Lidsville; 3) the Child Catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; 4) and Sigmund and The Sea Monsters (another Krofft program).
	www.tvacres.com /clothing_hats_lidsville.htm (514 words)

	Lidsville @ Toonarific Cartoons
		When young Mark finally hit the bottom, he landed in Lidsville, the land of living hats.
		Typically, his nasty plans were ruined by Mark's quick thinking, leaving the sinister sorcerer to cry, “I want my mommy Hoo-Doo,” at the end.
		Lidsville's impressive cast included Butch Patrick (TV's Eddie Munster) as Mark, Charles Nelson Reilly as Hoo-Doo, and Billie Hayes (H.R. Pufnstuf's Witchiepoo) as Weenie the Genie.
	www.toonarific.com /show.php?show_id=2091 (420 words)

	CLASSIC 70's TELEVISION Lidsville DVD Release :: hightimes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		One of the wackier creations by Sid and Marty Krofft, the prolific and influential children's television producers from the 1970s, LIDSVILLE stars Butch Patrick, who had recently played Eddie Munster on THE MUNSTERS.
		Lidsville involves a boy (Mark) who goes to see Merlo the Magician at Six Flags over Texas.
		He is so intersted by what the hat can do, he decides to sneak back-stage to find out the secret.
	www.hightimes.com /ht/entertainment/content.php?bid=201&aid=24 (524 words)

	Lidsville - New Sid & Marty Krofft DVD On-The-Way From Rhino!
		Lidsville, the 3rd show from The Kroffts, is coming soon from Rhino.
		The specific release date is not known yet, but it should be available very soon after the new year celebrations.
		Thanks to DVD box art designer Paul Lanner, who does awesome creations for many studios, we have a special sneek peek at the packaging for this release.
	www.tvshowsondvd.com /newsitem.cfm?NewsID=2487 (343 words)

	Lidsville
		While looking inside the hat, Mark fell inside it and ended up in Lidsville, a land filled with living hats.
		The Lidsville Box Set, containing every episode of the series, as well as commentary/interviews with the Kroffts, Charles Nelson Reilly, Butch Patrick, and Billie Hayes, was released on January 25, 2005.
		More sounds can be found at Operation Space Nuts's Lidsville page.
	www.70slivekidvid.com /lidd.htm (318 words)

	The DVD Maniacs - Forum - Favorite Hat on LIDSVILLE
		Now lets hope they didn't replace the title song with one that's cheaper to license, such as something by New Kids On The Block, who probably aren't charging too much for their stuff nowadays...
		I used to watch LIDSVILLE and all the other Saturday morning Kroft shows in the 1970s when I was a kid.
		I got the Rhino set of the Complete Lidsville the other day and last night Jamey C and I started going through it.
	www.dvdmaniacs.net /forums/printthread.php?t=10692&pp=40 (719 words)

	Krofft.Net - Read about Krofft.Net at Family First
		For instance, the latest release is the entire series of "Lidsville", all of the episodes.
		To celebrate the release of this "Lidsville" set, Family First will be giving away two sets of DVDs.
		I'm 40 now, and rember Lidsville, HR Puff n stuff and Sigmond & the seamonsters.
	www.familyfirst.com /krofftnet.html (588 words)

	Lidsville by Sid and Marty Krofft - buy some videos and DVDs!
		Lidsville by Sid and Marty Krofft - buy some videos and DVDs!
		Lidsville - Mark (Played by ex Eddie Munster Butch Patrick) finds himself falling through a giant magicians hat at an amusement park and ends up in a world inhabited by living hats.
		Charles Nelson Reilly stars as Hoo Doo the evil magician who tries to thwart Mark's escape back home while Billie Hayes plays Weenie the Genie, Mark's Lidsville pal.
	www.landofthelost.com /lidsville.htm (200 words)

	MTV.com - Movies - Lidsville: Show Me the Way to Go Home
		Hoping to escape Lidsville and return to his own world, Mark (Butch Patrick) is receptive to the plan hatched by talking-hat Colonel Poom.
		Unfortunately, Mark's exit is blocked by evil magician Horatio W. Hoo Doo (Charles Nelson Reilly), who then conjures up a huge, horrific inflatable giant called "Big Daddy" to discourage the terrified citizens of Lidsville from ever helping Mark again.
		But the fact that "Big Daddy" is a spitting image for Hoo Doo is a dead giveaway that the conniving conjurer's scheme is doomed to fail (after all, how could anything so ugly ever truly be a winner?).
	www.mtv.com /movies/movie/268766/plot.jhtml (208 words)

	MTV.com - Movies - Lidsville: The Old Hat Race
		Evil magician Hoo Doo (Charles Nelson Reilly) may have the citizens Lidsville in thrall, but that doesn't guarantee him a play-date at the Old Hats Home.
		Denied an opportunity to perform for the community's senior citizens, Hoo Doo retaliates by turning everyone in Lidsville into ancient geezers.
		This laugh-filled episode was written by Rita Sedran Rose, the wife of Lidsville executive producer Si Rose.
	www.mtv.com /movies/movie/268779/plot.jhtml (137 words)

	CWD: Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Then years later I found a reference in a book on the Kroffts to Lidsville.
		When Lidsville came on, I thought he was going to wet his pants.
		Now that I have rediscovered Lidsville, I just know that someone else out there has at least heard of a show called The Kids from Caper.
	home.golden.net /~antidote/discus/messages/1/5673.html?TuesdayMarch920040114pm (1515 words)

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