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The Archie Show , Reception,la traducción

 The Archie Show , Reception,la traducción 

Hal Erickson, author of Television Cartoon Shows, An Illustrated Encyclopedia described The Archie Show as "not what one could call inspired." Erickson criticized the humor that was described as "executed in a fragmented fashion" and "made doubly obvious by the overuse of a canned laugh track."[1]
The Archie Show, Recepción
Hal Erickson, autor de Television Cartoon Shows, An Illustrated Encyclopedia, describió The Archie Show como "no lo que uno podría llamar inspirado". Erickson criticó el humor que se describió como "ejecutado de manera fragmentada" y "hecho doblemente obvio por el uso excesivo de una pista de risa enlatada". [1]
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The Archie Show , Production, la traducción

 The Archie Show , Production, la traducción 

The Archie Show was designed to emulate the live-action series The Monkees by including rock music into each episode.[1]

Music

The franchise's most notable effort was the music element in the form of the animated band The Archies. With vocals provided by Ron Dante and Toni Wine, the fictional group released a series of real-life albums and singles. Their most successful song is "Sugar, Sugar", which stood at the top of the pop charts for four weeks in 1969. "Sugar, Sugar" became the No. 1 song of 1969 on the Billboard charts (there are also many songs, however, that only appeared on the show and its various spin-offs).

A cover of "Sugar, Sugar", performed by Mary Lou Lord with Semisonic, is included on the 1995 tribute album Saturday Morning: Cartoons' Greatest Hits, produced by Ralph Sall for MCA Records.

The show's main composer Ray Ellis would later work on other Filmation projects (using the name of his wife, Yvette Blais).


The Archie Show, Producción, la traducción

The Archie Show fue diseñado para emular la serie de acción en vivo The Monkees al incluir música rock en cada episodio. [1]

Música
El esfuerzo más notable de la franquicia fue el elemento musical en la forma de la banda animada The Archies. Con la voz proporcionada por Ron Dante y Toni Wine, el grupo ficticio lanzó una serie de álbumes y sencillos de la vida real. Su canción más exitosa es "Sugar, Sugar", que estuvo en la cima de las listas de éxitos durante cuatro semanas en 1969. "Sugar, Sugar" se convirtió en la canción número uno de 1969 en las listas de Billboard (también hay muchas canciones, sin embargo, eso solo apareció en el programa y sus varios derivados).

Una versión de "Sugar, Sugar", interpretada por Mary Lou Lord con Semisonic, se incluye en el álbum tributo de 1995 Saturday Morning: Cartoons 'Greatest Hits, producido por Ralph Sall para MCA Records.

El compositor principal del programa, Ray Ellis, trabajaría más tarde en otros proyectos de Filmation (usando el nombre de su esposa, Yvette Blais).

The Archie Show , Episodes

 The Archie Show , Episodes

Title

Original air date

"Episode One"

September 14, 1968

·         Story 1: The Added Distraction

·         Dance: The Bubblegum

·         Song: "Bang-Shang-A-Lang"

·         Jughead Short: Fetch

·         Story 2: The Disappearing Act

"Episode Two"

September 21, 1968

·         Story 1: A Hard Day's Knight

·         Dance: The Jughead

·         Song: "Boys and Girls"

·         Jughead Short: Shadow Boxing

·         Story 2: Beauty Is Only Fur Deep

"Episode Three"

September 28, 1968

·         Story 1: Anchors Away

·         Dance: The Beanie

·         Song: "Truck Driver"

·         Jughead Short: Double Duty

·         Story 2: Jughead's Double

"Episode Four"

October 5, 1968

·         Story 1: The Circus

·         Dance: The Hamburger Hop

·         Song: "Catching Up On Fun"

·         Jughead Short: Painting

·         Story 2: The Prize Winner

"Episode Five"

October 12, 1968

·         Story 1: Flying Saucers

·         Dance: The Stick Shift

·         Song: "Ride, Ride, Ride"

·         Jughead Short: Homework

·         Story 2: Field Trip

"Episode Six"

October 19, 1968

·         Story 1: The Marathon Runner

·         Dance: The Veronica Walk

·         Song: "La-Dee-Doo-Down-Down"

·         Jughead Short: Pole Vaulting

·         Story 2: Way Out West

"Episode Seven"

October 26, 1968

·         Story 1: Hot Rod Drag

·         Dance: The Betty

·         Song: "You Make Me Wanna Dance"

·         Jughead Short: Research

·         Story 2: Snow Business

"Episode Eight"

November 2, 1968

·         Story 1: Chimp Off the Old Block

·         Dance: The Banana Split

·         Song: "Time For Love"

·         Jughead Short: Skiing

·         Story 2: Who's Afraid of Reggie Wolf

"Episode Nine[a]"

November 9, 1968

·         Story 1: Kids Day

·         Dance: The Drag

·         Song: "Hide and Seek"

·         Jughead Short: lost

·         Story 2: Jughead 'Sampson' Jones

"Episode Ten"

November 16, 1968

·         Story 1: Rocket Rock

·         Dance: The Angel

·         Song: "You Little Angel You"

·         Jughead Short: Retrieval

·         Story 2: Par One

"Episode Eleven"

November 23, 1968

·         Story 1: Groovy Ghosts

·         Dance: The Weatherbee

·         Song: "I'm in Love"

·         Jughead Short: Dancing

·         Story 2: PFC Hot Dog

"Episode Twelve"

November 30, 1968

·         Story 1: Surf Bored

·         Dance: The Surfer

·         Song: "Love Light"

·         Jughead Short: Searching

·         Story 2: The Computer

"Episode Thirteen"

December 6, 1968

·         Story 1: The Old Sea Dog

·         Dance: The Grundy

·         Song: "Rock 'n Roll Music"

·         Jughead Short: Late

·         Story 2: Jughead's Girl

"Episode Fourteen"

December 13, 1968

·         Story 1: Dilton's Folly

·         Dance: The Rocket Ship

·         Song: "Don't Touch My Guitar"

·         Jughead Short: Fishing

·         Story 2: Lodge Department Stores

"Episode Fifteen"

December 20, 1968

·         Story 1: Private Eye Jughead

·         Dance: The Indian

·         Song: "Seventeen Ain't Young"

·         Jughead Short: Ice Cream

·         Story 2: Reggie's Cousin

"Episode Sixteen"

December 27, 1968

·         Story 1: Strike Three

·         Dance: The Milkshake

·         Song: "Circle of Blue"

·         Jughead Short: Magic

·         Story 2: Cat Next Door

"Episode Seventeen"

January 4, 1969

·         Story 1: Jones Farm

·         Dance: The Touchdown

·         Song: "Kissin'"

·         Jughead Short: Housepaint

·         Story 2: Veronica's Veil

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