El show de los Banana Splits

Título original: The Banana Splits Adventure Hour

Serie de TV
1968–1970
TV-G
1h

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Un grupo de Pop conformado por cuatro animales protagoniza una serie de dibujos animados, canciones y sketches.Un grupo de Pop conformado por cuatro animales protagoniza una serie de dibujos animados, canciones y sketches.Un grupo de Pop conformado por cuatro animales protagoniza una serie de dibujos animados, canciones y sketches.

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James MacDonald

Shorky

• 1968–1970

The Krofft Puppets

Bingo…

• 1968–1969

Don Messick

Aramis…

• 1968–1970

Frank Aletter

Prof. Irwin Hayden

• 1968–1970

Kim Kahana

Chongo

• 1968–1970

Jan-Michael Vincent

Link Simmons…

• 1968–1970

Rockne Tarkington

Elihu Morgan

• 1968–1970

Ronne Troup

Leslie Hayden

• 1968–1970

Jeff Winkless

Fleegle the Dog (in the suit)

• 1968–1970

Terence H. Winkless

• 1968–1970

Dan Owen

Drooper the Lion (in the suit)

• 1968–1970

Robert Towers

• 1968–1970

Henry Corden

Bez…

• 1968–1970

Paul Frees

Evil Vangore…

• 1968–1970

Jay Larrimore

Snorky the Elephant…

• 1968–1970

Jay North

Prince Turhan

• 1968–1970

Frank Gerstle

Raseem

• 1968–1970

Paul Winchell

Fleegle

• 1968–1970

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Sargebri

Saturday Morning Memories

This was a show that I truly enjoyed looking at as a child. The songs may have been corny bubblegum, but they were enjoyable. Also, the back up features (The Three Musketeers, The Arabian Knights and, of course, Danger Island) were what really made this show special. I hope that they will eventually release it on D.V.D. and that the songs will be re-released on compact disc.

gazzo-2

Fond early memories...

You don't Know how big this was back in the day...Heck I used to watch this ALL the time. Loved the Splits, the Musketeers Toons and their music. It was very funny. Haven't seen it much since but that's fine, it was meant for the 6 year old mind-set and it's in that frame of reference that it belongs.

*** outta ****.

dootuss

Shear Genious.

I caught this on Cartoon Network's "Boomerang" preview about 2 weeks ago, and since it was my first time seeing it, I knew I was in for a treat since this was one of Hanna-Barbera's memorable shows. This show has live action(The Bannana Splits, Danger Island which was on the episode I watched. Got to admit, it rocked), animation(Arabian Nights, The Four Muskateers). What a concept this was!! It's a shame it didn't last at least 5 years because this show was pretty good. Plus, it featured Michael Vincent (now known as Jan-Michael Vincent). Another fact was that Richard Donner("Lethel Weapon") directed the episodes. Quite interesting.

This gets a perfect 10.

hillari

Hodgepodge of Fun

One of Hanna-Barbera's best shows was this combination of live action, cartoons, vaudeville and rock n' roll. The cartoon shorts on the show are seldom seen gems today--"The Three Musketeers", "Gulliver's Travels", "The Arabian Nights". "Danger Island" was a live action serial about a group of people trapped on an island plagued by modern day pirates. A young Jan Michael Vincent was part of the cast, and Richard Donner ("Lethal Weapon") directed the episodes. In between the cartoons and "Danger Island", the Splits sang, cracked jokes, and tried to avoid confrontations with a local gang (apparently made up of kids who would dance into their clubhouse with threatening messages).

A-Ron-2

Cool Show...

I really loved this show when I was kid, because it exposed me to all kinds of genres of story... pirates, musketeers, etc. It is a great all-around show and I hope that Cartoon Network brings it back more often in re-runs (I have seen it on Saturday Morning Flashback with my step-son several times).

I wish that there were more shows like this one the air for kids... innocuous little adventure shows with a certain innocence to them.

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Trivia
One of the composers employed to write the songs "performed" by the Banana Splits was future R&B legend Barry White.

Citas
Elihu Morgan: Uh-oh, Chongo!

Versiones alternativas
Syndicated versions were cut down to half hour slots and renamed 'The Banana Splits & Friends Show'. In this version, The Three Musketeers and Arabian Knights would appear on alternate episodes (odds and evens respectively). Danger Island would also be cut down from 10mins to 5mins, with only the segments on the even numbered episodes having the true cliffhanger (the odd numbered ones would sometimes stop at an appropriate moment or just end abruptly). Micro Ventures would also be slotted in if time permitted on select episodes in the latter part of the run. It was these episodes that were broadcast on Cartoon Network and released on DVD by Warner. Guild Home Video had released four cassettes in the UK in the early 80s each featuring an omnibus of these editions, but without the Danger Island sequences.