The Hanna-Barbera Happy Hour - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode 1
Premiere of comedy-variety series featuring the well-known cast of animated characters with guests Robert Conrad, Melissa Sue Anderson, Linda Lavin, Leif Garrett. Peter Lupus (1 hr)

Episode 2
Abe Vigoda, Melissa Gilbert and Betty White are guests of life-size puppets Honey and Sis on the second Hanna-Barbera Happy Hour' of fun. Comedy and music Thursday, April 20 on NBC-TV.
Miss White plays the puppets' voice teacher, who while under the influence of brandy candies, rum cakes and cough medicine, urges the sisters to pursue music careers. In a takeoff of TV's ‘Laverne and Shirley,' Honey Is Lavine. Sis is Shrilly and Vigoda is Lavine's father. Together, they satirize the series that satirizes the ‘50s. In the regular segment ‘Disco of Life,' White is the center of attention at the Party, during which she claims that she can foretell the future, and Vigoda is an aging child movie star who can't get out of the past.
Miss Gilbert and Sis sing and dance In the jazz-waltz number, ‘Waltzin' the Jack. White sings ‘Razz-Ma-Tazz Me".

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Episode 4

Episode 5
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