Jobblewocky Place

Name: Jobblewocky Place
Genre: Comedia
Released: 1957-07-01
Cast: Joy Bennett, Terry Bennett

Serie de TV
1957–1961
1h

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Terry Bennett in Jobblewocky Place (1957)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThis daily WBKB channel 7 Chicago program was always on at 10am, Monday thru Friday. Aimed at preschool children, this show featured some of the most zaniest characters gathered around. All ... Leer todoThis daily WBKB channel 7 Chicago program was always on at 10am, Monday thru Friday. Aimed at preschool children, this show featured some of the most zaniest characters gathered around. All the creation of Terry Bennett, the host of the show. Imagine a home where everything is tu... Leer todoThis daily WBKB channel 7 Chicago program was always on at 10am, Monday thru Friday. Aimed at preschool children, this show featured some of the most zaniest characters gathered around. All the creation of Terry Bennett, the host of the show. Imagine a home where everything is turn upside down. The doors, the tables, the window, everything. A living puppet named Pamel... Leer todo

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- Joy Bennett
- Terry Bennett

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- Joy Bennett
- Terry Bennett

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Any Chicago kid from the '50's loved this show!

A very funny, clever, original, kinda mind-bending daytime show (with puppets and Uncle Louie on the wall, yet!) for the younger kids of the time. I always loved the backstage guys laughing out loud during the skits, like with the Bozo and Ray Rayner shows. What were those damn ear worm theme song lyrics, though? Thank you, Terry & Pamela for this great show & also for Shock Theater, at the other end of the day! (If you want to learn how to sing 'em, practice with all your might, stand in front of a mirror, every morning every noon & almost every night...). What wonderful memories. A+ classic!