Happy's Place - 3/20/1985 скачать в хорошем качестве

Happy's Place - 3/20/1985

Full Original Video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?doc... I did not originally upload this to the internet, I got it from the link above. The audio was WAY off, so I did my best to sync it. Happy's Place was an afternoon children's television program that aired on WFFT-TV Super 55 Fox in Fort Wayne, Indiana in the 1980s and 1990s. The program was known for its two hour block of children's programming (in later years supplied by the Fox network) that initially aired from 3 to 5 in the afternoon. In the early 1980s, programming included Ducktales, Thundercats, Inspector Gadget, The Smurfs, He-Man, Saber Rider and G.I. Joe. During programming breaks, Happy, who was a clown dressed as a hobo, would do children's activities from the WFFT studios. Early in the show he had a sidekick named Froggie, a frog puppet (voiced by Craig Beaverson). Froggie had his own morning program on WFFT Super 55 Fox, entitled Froggie's Pad. Froggie's Pad featured children's cartoons such as SilverHawks. Later on, Chester T. Fox (Paul Moring) and Lawn Boy were added. The original Happy was played by Mike Fry, a television show host-turned inventor. Happy's Place was visited by "Cousin" Happy (Chris Danielson), dressed in the same hobo apparel when the original Happy blew out his knee and needed surgery. A new "Happy" (Phillip Colglazier, now the executive director of the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre) eventually joined the show when Mike Fry left to pursue his inventing career. That Happy eventually left the show to a fourth Happy the Hobo (Adrien Guenther), who went on to work for WPTA-TV. The show featured an in-studio audience, in which children met Happy on TV during breaks between programs in a single file line. Children were chosen to play games on the show. Parents had a place to sit on the side and were not shown to be part of the TV audience. When the kids were leaving after the show was over, they were all given goodie bags. From 1981 to 1997 "Happy's Place" was a LIVE program, and no recordings of Happy's Place were saved by WFFT.