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Commentor Name:	Rob Lambert
Comments left:	From the prime time TV vault, a fast-paced commercial showing a family packing the dog into station wagon and going to KFC (the old stand). Slogan: "Why Cook? Visit the Colonel!" Sanders appears briefly, waving a chicken leg. This aired during "Where's Huddles?" on CBS (7/1/70). The Hanna-Barbera cartoon, molded like the "Flintstones," featured two semi-pro football players who were neighbors and buddies as well as teammates. Both were married. Ed Huddles (Cliff Norton) and wife, Marge (Jean Vanderpyl) had a toddler daughter, Pom Pom and Fumbles, a dog. Bubba (Mel Blanc) and wife Penny were childless. Their cranky neighbor, Pertwee (Paul Lynde) was a lawyer who threatened to sue his neighbors over any petty breach of his peace. Alan Reed voiced the Football coach, Mad Dog. Herb Jeffries voiced Freight Train, another football player. Series was a summer replacement, only ten episodes produced. Amazingly, this short series was adapted into comic books (3), and is occasionally shown on Boomerang these days.
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