Posts Tagged ‘Howdy’

The Howdy Doody Show / 1948

Friday, October 14th, 2011

Howdy, Buffalo Bob, and Clara Bell keep you entertained. The most popular 40s and 50s kids show.

Howdy Doody April 1 1952

Thursday, October 13th, 2011

Vintage Howdy Doody Toy – 3D Video Test

Wednesday, August 24th, 2011

You will need a pair of (red and cyan) 3D Glasses to view this video. You may also watch from a 3D enabled device.

DIA – Howdy Doody

Monday, August 1st, 2011

Yes, this is the ACTUAL Howdy Doody from TV. Thanks for watching!

Howdy Doody Psychedelica

Wednesday, July 27th, 2011

I worry and complain about my new haircut then show shit I got at the thrift store.

Mr.Wood meets Howdy Doody.

Monday, July 25th, 2011

Fridays – Mr. Doody bit sketches (feat. Larry David)

Friday, July 15th, 2011

Circa 1981. This is a collection of three bit sketches created by Larry David for the ABC Fridays Late Night TV show. This bit sketch was actully parodied on Seinfeld as well. fridays 80s tv sketch comedy abc howdy doody bit episode folk lore inside joke larry david seinfeld curb your enthusiasm funny lol

howdy doody wants a nephew

Thursday, July 14th, 2011

Ernie Kovacs – Miklos Molnar hosts “The Howdy Deedy Show”

Thursday, July 14th, 2011

[From "Kovacs Corner" on YouTube.com] – Here Kovacs spoofs the grand daddy of all children’s programming, “The Howdy Doody Show”. Instead of Buffalo Bob Smith, we have Buffalo Miklos Molnar hosting the show, which also includes his on camera commercial plugs for his “Miklos Bor”. (For those of you who are not aware, “bor” is Hungarian wine). Again, the stagehand’s laughter clues us into the inside prank of spiking Ernie’s bottle of “bor” with something along the lines of hard whiskey. The Clarabelle-type clown character is none other than Kovacs’ and NBC staff announcer Bill Wendell. Bill later became the first studio announcer for “Late Night with David Letterman” and followed him to his current CBS gig before retiring in 1995. He passed away April 14, 1999. Kovacs takes dead aim at the early to mid 20th Century characterization of the eastern European immigrant type of personality. Their humor at that time was much less sophisticated and much more simple then that of the American norm, and their thinking processes and problem resolution skills were sometimes brutal and to the point. The Howdy Deedy puppet in this clip can attest to that! It has been suggested on other Kovacs web sites that Miklos is Ernie’s loving spoof of his father Andrew. The voiceover for Howdy in this clip happens to be the late voice artist Dayton Allen, who was the voice of the character “Double Doody” in the orginal series. He later went on to work with Steve Allen and voicing characters for