The New Howdy Doody Show

The New Howdy Doody Show

Kids & Family 1976

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Say, kids! What time is it? Well, in 1976 it was time for “The New Howdy Doody Show.” A new generation met Howdy and his friends that year and now you can enjoy them again.

Kids & Family 1976

TV-PG

Starring "Buffalo" Bob Smith, Lew Anderson, Marilyn Arnone

EPISODE 1

The Phantom of the Doody O Studio, Part One

Buffalo Bob wants to read to the peanut gallery but picks the wrong book: a scary story. Bob and the peanuts sing Believe You Are the Best and learn how to make believe.

22 min · Jan 1, 1976 TV-PG
EPISODE 2

The Phantom of the Doody O Studio, Part Two

Howdy offers a Medal of Honor to anyone who can help catch the Phantom.

22 min · Jan 1, 1976 TV-PG
EPISODE 3

The Phantom of the Doody O Studio, Part Three

All the missing things mysteriously return and theyre all fixed. Everyone thinks the Phantom is really a hero.

22 min · Jan 1, 1976 TV-PG
EPISODE 4

The Phantom of the Doody O Studio, Part Four

Dillys wagon is found but with the wrong wheel, Fletchers easel is broken and Bob and the peanut gallery try to help Myron feel better about himself.

22 min · Jan 1, 1976 TV-PG
EPISODE 5

The Phantom of the Doody O Studio, Part Five

Bob and the peanut gallery learn how to make a trap for the Phantom.

22 min · Jan 1, 1976 TV-PG
EPISODE 6

Doodyville Art Festival, Part One

Buffalo Bob, Howdy, Happy Harmony, Clarabell, all the Doodyville characters and the peanut gallery are excited to begin the art festival.

22 min · Jan 1, 1976 TV-PG

"Buffalo" Bob Smith

Buffalo Bob Smith
Lew Anderson

Clarabell
Marilyn Arnone

Happy Harmony
Bill LeCornec

Nicholson Muir
E. Roger Muir

Producer

About

The New Howdy Doody Show

KIDS & FAMILY

Say, kids! What time is it? Well, in 1976 it was time for “The New Howdy Doody Show.” A new generation met Howdy and his friends that year and now you can enjoy them again.

Information

Released: 1976
Rated: TV-PG

Languages

Audio and Subtitles: English (United States) (AD, AAC, CC, SDH)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
: Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.