Barney & Junior (Chuck McCann & Bob Denver) help some wayfarers, but of course you know this could've helped their quest to return home, too. Here's "The Three Spaceketeers":
After the Police called it a day, bassist-vocalist Sting embarked on a solo career, and the hits just kept on rolling.
"Love is The Seventh Wave" takes Sting back to his roots as a school teacher, only in this case working with grade schoolers. Students from the Latchmere Jr. School in Kingston-upon-Thames designed the artwork.
As season 2 of The Krofft Supershow began, there were changes. For those coming in late, we'll refresh.
1. Kaptain Kool & The Kongs were down to a quartet with the departure of guitarist Flatbush (Bert Sommer), who had a falling out with the Kroffts between seasons.
2. Elektra Woman & Dynagirl and Dr. Shrinker were cancelled. Joe Ruby & Ken Spears created two new series to replace them---Magic Mongo & Bigfoot & Wildboy.
The lineup for the season premiere:
Bigfoot & Wildboy: A top secret government weapon is targeted by crooks, but Bigfoot (Ray Young) & Wildboy (Joseph Butcher) are framed. Marvin Miller fresh off doing some voice work on Land of The Lost, was the announcer-narrator.
Wonderbug: Season 2 opens with pitcher Don Sutton, then with the Dodgers, being abducted. Teammate Steve Yeager makes an appearance. Casey Kasem guest stars as one of the crooks. I think he'd filmed his appearance on The Hardy Boys-Nancy Drew Mysteries around the same time.
Magic Mongo: Len Weinrib has the title role as a bumbling genie. A love spell ends up with Lorraine (Helanie Lembeck, ex-Welcome Back, Kotter, and sister of Michael "Kaptain Kool" Lembeck (ex-Barney Miller)) chasing Ace (Bart Braverman). Larry Larson (ex-The Krofft Supershow) is a series regular.
